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will probably be laid up for some time.
He would not give any information OF
the money he had in the safe. 1nfor-
nation had Just reached Kansas City
when this dispatch was written, that
Chief of Police Speers, who went out
with a posse last evening, has arrested
six OF the robbers.
Gov. Crittenden issued q proclamation
calling on the people to rise IN mas& and
exterminate the train robbers. He has
gone to Kansas City to consult with the
authorities OF Jackson county. Fully .
thousand men are organized into posses
from Kansas City, and from Jackson,
Lafayette, Clay, Clinton and Saline
counties, and are now in the field under
the command OF sheriffs and marshals.
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SENATOR BECK TALKS.
He Denies Receiving Any Tele-
gram from Blaine-He Does
Not Desire to Anticipate the
Policy Of the Democracy.

LEXINGTON, September S.-Senator
Beck having arrived at home from his
trip to the Northwest, a correspondent
sought an interview with him relative
70 the pablished interview in which he
was represented as making certain state
ments about the organization OF the
Senate in case OF President Garfield
death, and about reported dispatch from
Secretary Blaine summoniDg him to
Washington. Senator Beck replied that
he had been in the northwest tor
nearly q month on private business
That he saw very few newspapers, and
had not seen or heard anything about
the natter inquired of until he reached
Cincinnati. He said he had received no
disE ch from Blaine and had not been
near Washington, and was astonished
when he heard that such report was in
circulation. AS to the other report, he
said the only foundation for 1t was that
on more than one occasion men had
said to him that the Republican leaders
were seeking to persuade people that the
sympathy expressed by the Demo
Gratis, and especially by the Democrats
OF the South, for President Garfield was
all sham, and that they would rejoice at
his death and at the assassination OF
Arthur, if they could elect a President
pro TEN OF the Senate who would thus
become the acting President. Senator
Beck denounced all such suggestions OF
assassination as neither q Democratic
nor q southern vice, and maintained
that our desire for the restoration OF the
President to health was genuine and
heartfelt, and that in the event OF his
death nothing revolutionary or illegal
would be attempted. He thought
that probably Mr.. Anthony or
some other conservative Repub.
lican would lie elected, and that
certainly the Democratic party did not
seek the mere semblsnce OF temporary
power by a double assassination with
one house of Congress against them and
the other tie. Beck said that he had
no idea at any time that his statements
would be reported, and his chief regret
seems to be that any one would suppose
that he Was anticipating the policy to be
pursued in the event OF the Presi-
dents death, when he is so
anxious for his recovery, or that he
should suggest in advance what the
Democratic Senators ought to do. He
said he was only one OF thirty.seven,
one who had never bolted, and one
who had never sought to dictate. He
hoped and believed that the President
would recover, and he would not indicate
any course or assumption in that event.
Whatever he may have said was to re-
pei charges or intimation OF bad faith or
revolutionary purposes on the part OF
the Democracy.
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ECUMENICAL COUNCIL,
The Hand Of God In the Progress of
Methodism.

The Hand Of God In the Progress of
Methodism.
LONDON, September S.-The Ecumen.
icsl Conference to-day discussed the re-
cognition OF the hand OF God in the orr
gin and progress of Methodism. The
American delegates pointed out that the
spread of Methodism in America is aid
ed by its remarkable adaptability TO the
tastes of the American people.
Sympathy for President Garfield.
At the meeting OF the Wesleyan Ecu.
menical Conference this morning, on
the motion OF Rev. Alex. Macauley, it
was resolved that there should be devo-
tionsl exercises to show the sympathy
of the Conference with the people Of
America, who are to-day offering up
drawer for the restoration to health OF
President Garfield. VIM. s. Allen, q
member Of Parliament, accordingly Of
fered prayer, and an appropriate hymn
was afterward sung. Several OF the
American delegates expressed their
sense OF appreciation OF the kindness OF
the Conference.
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At Cleveland. Ohio-Loss cal. 900.
CLEVELAND, o., September s.-Ths
loss at Hsmpy & Sons planning mill by
last nights fire is now stated TO DO
5000 on the buildings, $4,000 on the
machinery and $4,000 on the stock--tu.
ts! SCI 900. Insurance 81, 900 each oi
the following companies having $l,C0J.
North British and Mercantile, Phoenix
Assurance, Manufacturers' Of Boston.
Hartford Fire, Traders Of Chicsgo,
Phoenix OF New York, Etns Of Hart
ford, Ohio Mutual, Forest City Mutu |.
Merchants and Manufacturer Mutusi
OF Mansfield, Van Wort County Muluh
and Buckeye Mutual.
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eocial Science Association.

SARAroGA, September Sat the open.
ing of the Social Science Association this
morning. in difference to the Governors
proclamation, Rev. DR.. Geo. b. Cheever
opened with prayer appropriate to the
observance. DR.. Cheever read - pro.
face the opening part Of Solomon's
prayer ut the opening OF the temple. A
debate on the temperance question fol.
lowed. F. W. Bird read paper In favor
of unrestricted traffic.
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by union prayer meetings in many Of
the churches Of the city, and by the
suspension OF the public schools, the
closing OF the public offices and many
places of business. kilograms from the
interior indicate general observance OF
the day as recommended by the Cover
nor.
PORTLAND, ME., September S.-Busi-
ness is suspended, and the people are in
the churches praying for the President.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
CnioNo,

CHICAGO, September 8-Flour - Dc.
mand fair; market 6rm. WbeAt-Activs,
firm and higher: unsettled; No. 2 Chica.
20 spring 81 22t@l 22i CASH 81 22t
seller September; 81 POI seller October;
81 29I seller November; 81 sol seller
December; 81 22i seller year; No. 3$l
10; rejected o0Gosc, sales NJ. 2 Chicago
spring ST. 24i(gi q; seller October 81 2st
average December. Corn-Active, firm
and higher at 82,a67ic cash; 8ti(S64!c
seller October 65}ca57tc seller Novem.
Der; 62lc seller year; sales at 83}G6jc
seller October; rejected Soc. 0ats-Ac.
tive, firm and higher at 81 10 cash; 3Stc
seller October; 39ic seller November;
40 seller December. Rye-Quist and
unchanged at 81 03. Barlsy-Unsettled;
generally higher at 81 Oial Oh. Flax
Seed-sl a. Pork-Active, firm and
higher at SO 80 cash; $l9 40(Si8 ~
seller September; $40 47i(9I9 30 seller
October: $40 10 seller November; &I9
s0C1l9 - seller year. Lard-Strong and
higher at $l2 05(6l2 10 cash and seller
September; sli I2iG9l2 10 seller 0cto.
Der; Sl2 309l2 81 seller November ;Si2
05(9l2 10 seller year. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher at 81 55 for shoulders;
short rib $40 30; short clear $40 10.
Whisky - Steady ard unchanged ~
81 rs.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, September s-Flour--
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Siropg:
No. 2 red winter 81 40 Corn Stronger:
No. 2 G6GG1lc. Oats-Flrm; No. 2 mix.
ed 43c. Rye-Quiet and unchanged;
BarIey-Dull and nominal. Pork-firm
at so % Lard-Strobger at 81 IN.
Bulk meats-sirong and higher; shoul-
ders 9l": clear rib lie. Bscon--stronp;
shoulders Ole; clear rib llAr; clear ~
Whisky-At 81 IL: combination sales Of
finished goods $40 barrels, basis OF 81 IL.
Butter-strong and higher; creamery
35c; choice Western Reserve 28c; choice
CentralO Ohio 2Sc.
ToLaDo, September s. - Wheat -
Opened firm aud higher. closing easier;
No. 2 red spot and seller september
81 Al; seller October 81 43; seller Noyem.
Der 81 46; seller December 81 48; No.
3red 81 20. Corn-Firn; No. 2 spot
85ic; seller 0c,ober 86ic; seller Sovem-
Der So. Oas-Q1iet: No. 2 81 ~;
Receipts Wheat 10000 bushels; ship.
msnts 1900 Corn l2,0O-10,0O.
Oats 4, ,000-3,000.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrssUa9H, Bep ember 8.-PetSoleum
More active; United certificates sx.
cited and closed st soc; refined 73c for
Philadelphia delivery. Sales 5000 bar.
rels.
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BULLETINS.
Yesterday Mornings Report.

Yesterday Mornings Report.
ELRERox, September S, S:S5 A. N.-At
this mornings examination, made at 5
An the Presidents pulse was l04, tenn
perature 9S.7, respiration IS. He was
restless and wakeiul during the early
part of the night, but after u o'clock
midnight he slept well until morning.
His general condition appears more
encouraging.
Signed. u, w BLISS
F. II, HAMILTON.
The Presidents Appetite Withdrawal
Of Three PhysIclans-Apprs citation Of
Their Services.
ElBgRox, y. J., September Sat u
NJ. to-day the Presidents temperature
was A, pulse "a, respiration l.. At the
evening dressing, 80 =. ~, his tempera-
ture was 99.l, pulse 100, respiration Is.
He has taken liberal amount OF food,
both solid and fluid, with apparent
relish.
By special request OF the President it
has been made our duty 10 say IN this
public manner to SurgeOu-General J. n.
Barnes, J, J. Woodward and DR.. Robert
Reyburn that in dispensing with their
services as his medical attendants
he was acluated only by wish to
relieve them II the labor aud respons.-
bility which his improved condition
could no longer properly impose upon
them. Both the President and Mrs. Gar
field desire TO express to these gentle
men personally and in the same public
manner their high appreciation OF the
great skill and discretion which they
have so constantly exercised as associate
physicians in the management OF his
case up to the present time.
Signed ID. w. Bliss,
+. II. HAMILTON.
Secretary Blaine TO Minister Lowell.
Long BRANCH, September S.-Secre-
tary Blaine sent the following dispatch
at 1880 o'clock tonight:
To LO,rsll, MniSsr, London:
The Presidents rest was much broken
during the first half OF last night, but
10 day his condition has been more
favorable He had less fever this after.
noon than i,r several days past. He
has better pulse and improved appetite.
His surgeons are much encouraged.
his comfort haS b+en promoted by de
,'id,l chang. in the weather. The ther-
momet. A. Ihj1 hour (half past ten is
- degrees Fahrenheit. Yesterday il
was ~
l>lgued BL,INS, NycrstIry.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Lord Derby on Agriculture and Protec-
ton.
LONDON, September S.-Lord Derby,
speaking at Southport yesterday, refer
red to the condition Of England in con-
nection with the opinion that our agri-
culture is TO be destroyed by American
competition, and our trade by protec'
tive duties. He said he did not agree
With these views, that our mate rial pros
perity had received check, but he con-
sidered it only such temporary fluctu-
alton as individuals or nations are sub.
ject to.
Holiday In Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, September S.-To-day is a
general holiday occasion, it being he
visit of the Prince and Princess OF Wales
to open the Langton Alexandria docks.
No market reports.
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IRELAND.
Election in Tyone.

LONDON, September s.-The election
in county Tyone to ill the vacancy in
the Unuse Of Commons caused by the
appointment vi l.ytton, Liberal, as com.
missioner under the land act, resulted
in the return of Thos A. Dickson. The
poll stood as follows: Thos. A. Dickson,
Liberal, 3,l6l: Col. Stuart Knox, Con-
serystive, 3,O70; Rev. Harsla Rylett,
Home Rule. Parnell candidate, 904.
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YESTERDAY AT ELBE RON.

Tne President Getting Along Splendidly.
LOSG BRANCH, SepIeNherS $ The day
here opened sultry, and although a tr tie
cooler than yesterday, the heat was very
oppressive aud the atmosphere smoky
and unpleasant, and much anxiety was
ielt With regard to the effect this contin-
ued heat would nave on the President.
Some tIme before the hour for making
the mvrunS examination DR.. ReyOurn
said 10 a reporter tina, he had been over
10 the Presidents cottage and under.
stood from the surgeons that his pulse
was above 100: did not know his tenn.
peraIure and respiration. He reports
that the President had been somewhat
restless during the early part OF the
night, and near midnight had grown
weary ami tell asleep. After midnight
His Rest was Good,
and, l)r. Bliss thought, very refreshing.
" hen DI. Hamilton came over 10 the
hotel his quiet manner and assuring
words caused very hopeful feeling. DR..
Bliss said the President was doing first
rate this morning and vas in q more
favorable condition than he had been
Tor a week OF ten days. Private Secre-
tary Brown, IN response TO the question
whether or not II was true that Mrs. DR.
Eison was going 10 return TO WASHING.
ton day said II vas q fact. The Sec
retsry would not say more on the snh-
lect. II can be stated on the best ar.
thorIty that Mrs. Edsou's withdrsw, |
rom tne case vas not on account of a, Y
misunderstanding whatever, and w:s
Merely TO Please tie President
IN ms request thar the number of at
tendsnts be decreased. The only reason
her services were dispensed with in
preference 10 some one else. ia said nv
those acquainted With the details Of tbs
case, 10 be In compliance With the Pres.
ldent desire, he preferring that his
attendants hencefOrth should be mslas
Mrs. Edison lett for Washing,oD
Drs. Barnes and Woodward slsn Isft 70,
washington on the evening train on
business demanding Immediate ar
tenuon. The morning bulletin was con.
slder@d to be lair, bur there Was a no
uceable feeling OF anxiety for later 70.
ports. This continued Till noon Uhan
DIR. Bliss announced that he woulG
soon be able 10 oiys al.
exact condition of the Presiien, a:
ne was about to make an examination
Ihe Doctor later stated in ansae er to in
0nlues, that the President ia
Getting Along splsndidly,
ne is better at present than for man,
days. How do you account for th;'
remarkably rapid change for the bet,sr %
Wen, the wind, yoT see, has shif.sf
10 the north, and il is S,nrw bst cooIs,
and less oppressive. I'll. ru-- srDos
pheTn Is eombeGcing Io have H. IT - >
:" hat does this ry.rsonIinsry ,..,, -,
indicate, Doctor" NV y
1T Indicates COW al..>,pn,,. -
DO you really thiuk ,n- p,,isn, :
conya ,esceDt?"
Il do, surely, aud the syau;,,. H..
me out in that theory % '''', '
do you thisk the change vii, n. ,s,
manent?" ' We per
There is exefy Indication th,,;, x;u
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The Toronto Regetts.

TORONTO, September S.-The single
scull race was postponed because OF
rough water. The four cared race will
be rowed again tomorrow owing to pro-
tests and Misunderstanding.
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KEYSTONE RAIDS.
State Convention at Harrisburg
-Bayley Nominated for Treas

urer.
HARRrsBuRG. September s.-The Re-
publican State Convention for the NOM
fnation OF q candidate for State Treas
urer, convened at noon. There was
Of Bucks county, and and NJ. y.
Quay, of Philadelphia, were placed in
nomination for temporary Chairman.
Quay was elected by vote OF l6e to s..
Gen. Harry White was chosen Presi-
dent. After few short addresses recess
was taken.
TIE following candidates were then
placed in nomination for the oftice OF
State Treasurer: General s. NJ. Bailey,
Of Fayette county, and W. 7. Dominoe
Bradford.
The first ballot resulted-Bayiey, l57;
Davies, "a. The nomination OF Bayiey
was declared unanimous and the Con-
vsntion adjourned sine die.
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Shinkle, OF the Cornell crew, arrived
from Europe yesterday. He indignant
ly denies the charges made against him
by the other members Of the crew, and
says that upon his arrival At Ithaca ne
we institute legal proceedings against
them.
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TIE best preventative of consumptiye
diseases Of the lungs, bowels or kidneys
is Browns Iron Bittera 1t checks all
decay.
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BREEzES
From the Briny Deep Cool the AIT
at Long Branch,

From the Briny Deep Cool the Air
at Long Branch,
And Bring an Appetite to the worn
But Cheerful Sufferer.
The Most Pleasant Evening OF All
the Week
Finds the President Improved and
ibe Surgeons Encouraged.
The Little Heroine Of the HnIte
House is Made Happy
And the Doctors Satisfied With the
Progress Of the Case.
Still Cooler Weather AnxiOusly
Looked For
When the Hopes OfCOaValescsncs
Will Sc Fulfilled.
Pulse, 100; Temperature, 99.E
Respiration, l8.
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M James A. Weathsr5ord, oi Bprins.
hsld, Ohio, nys: "Bsovn's Iron BE.
tsss cured me of the uoest eass Of dys.
pspda man ever hsd. The mnssias q
ny sto0aeA, liver and bowels sOv seso
% ssroog. ! believe eould almoat
dig-st p<ti6ed cheese! Irscoomsnd e
70 all Who sudsr . did l."
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EAST SAGINAW, September s.-Senator
Conger and ON. W. L. Bancroft have
visited the burned region and make
report that in twenty towns they lind
two hundred persons destroyed. They
have lists already OF over fifteen hun.
,ired families burned out These gen.
tJemen invoke aid for the sufferers In
the strongest terms.
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New Enslana Prsyrn,

bosrnS, S,pprulber S-rhe day of
prayer Is beng generally observed here
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MRS Garfield Happy.

ELBERoN, September S-There Ap-
p ars to be good ground for believing
lst the rally will be maintained, mas
much as the wind has shifted to the
est, and is stiff and invigorating. A
8 q haeeZs is nov blowing. and the at.
mo p lere is consequently perfectly pure.
S;rVices OF prayer for the recovery OF
the President were held TO day in nearly
all the Churches here. At this hour q
general good feeling prevails, and ii the
favorable change in the patient contin-
Us throughout the day, there will he
good reason TO believe that he has really
started on the road to recovery. DR..
Bliss says the wound and the gland are
both IN excellent condition. There are
at present no uniavorAbls symptoms.
Mrs. Garfield, the doctors say, is ex-
treme!y happy over the sudden change
for the better.
Prayers ior the President
NEu YORK, September 3. d spatches
from New Jersey and the interior OF
tins State, state that the day is being
generally observed as one 0f prayer for
the restoration OF the President.
HAErroRD, September S-Governor
bageiow has designated September I5;h
IS q dav OF prayer tor the recovery OF
the President.
New Enslana Praying
SosrnS, S,pp-uIber S-rhe day of
prayer Is beng generally observed here
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last night at Port Huron, signed by SEN
ator Conger and Hon. W. L. Bancroft,
calling for money, clothing and provis-
lens to be sent forthwith TO Hon. Z Q.
Carlton, mayor OF Port Huron. The
distress is unparalleled. 1t is believed
that FIVE hundred people have persisted,
and, it is feared, many more, while
thousands are stripped OF everything.
Food, shelter, crops, stock-all are
swept clean from the face OF the earth.
The sufferers must have everything
necessary to sustain life and 10 ciothe
themselves. Accounts continue to come
in OF the most narrowing description.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


The Florida senate has passed TIE bill 10
provide for or against constitutional con-
vention.
The New Orleans States reports the an.
pesrance of counterfeit twenty five ceht
pieces in New Orleans.
Tho Somervile Tenn Reporter says that
Fayette county, FOR tho frs: time in It's his,o-
~, has colored men serving on juries,
Reporting tho death of Joseph Howell,
son Of the late William Howell and eldest
brother Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis, tho Na.ches
Democrat sayt: Sew OF tho young men of
his day were moro thoroughly trained in tho
literature Of tho schools. 10 was a volun.
teer In the frs. Mississippi regiment, Colonel
Davis commanding, in the MEXICAN war snd
did gallant and faithful service A heroic
britt or of hia, Cspt JEFF. Howell ono of tho
xallant mon who made the little feet of tho
UonicderscV terror TO the shipping of tho
United States made for himself national
lame by HE brave and unsehsh sacrifice Of
himself IN bic efforts TO ssyo the liyes of The
passenger, on aCalifcrni s.onmer of which
he was In command Nll
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ELECTION. NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE. }

tifN OF DALLAS. (
compliance With resolution adopted nv
lsSl. VI ""io",
An election Is hereby ordered TO pc held In
we cry Of Dallas on the 9TH day of April, 1851.
10 determine whether or not there shall he
leViei an annual TAX of u OF por cent. on nil
property in the city of Dallas, the said tnx
being Tor public school purposes. Al said
special election no one shalt be qualified Ia
Note except p5rsons who pay a proper ty taN Ia
me NY separate ballot box win be ii od
ont NJ sd d special rlccti the came nNjrers
WIZ conduct tue election and II will b. hel5
~ .ne same tinie and nc the same Places as the
general city election as tollows:
rlrst "arI-Polls mt the courthouse, u. NJ
Ielly, presiding officer
second ward - PoiS nj Bryan's bnldinr
camp street; W. W Ross, presiding olicer
Thltd ward Poll at FIR ch's tore, on
Bryan street; j. II brown, spresiding oioer.
Fourth Ward = Polls at Yonug's school
mouse; j, J, Eakins presiding oni
Ballols used to b. W itieH or pria,ed, "m
iavor OF the taxi" or, Opposed TO the tax u
In witness whe eof, l have herounto affixed
my official signature, AID caused
IL. 81 The sea- OF said city to be herpon
impressed. office In said city
this 10Th Of March, A. ID. .Ssl.
/. BOHNY, Mayor pro TEN,
Attest: j. b. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
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FOR SALE.



I OsT--A small locket, inside OF which are
~ Two locas of hair. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning to Morgan IL
Glhhs o
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penison, February 70. lssl.

penison, February 70. lssl.
Ia Il vows. ESQ, General Agent piebold
safe ana LOCK Company:
Dear SIR We take pleasure In Informing
you that The Number ~ Diebod Safe pur.
chased from you was In thellre on tho night of
February Sth, ISL, which consumed our Two
story brick store md the store adjoining. The
sale fell with the floor into the cellar, In
which was stored an immense stock OF bacon.
hrd, oil, aud euch heavy and innammahlc
.oods, where IL remained for iorty-ellNl
hnurs, and was a. white heat when draarpd
OUT from the ruins. On opening the sale
come hours later, we found all our booka.
papers hnl money In q perfect stata Of pteser,
,a,i ~. We mlly endorse the Dleloli safe
Il want Nh tier us toon M . can rpen IN
rev store. send sample OF money taken on
1T the safe, aud Will send some pnpprs Inn
were IN 10. The safe We will chip to you as
sample, 90 you can chow what the nitb id
safe viii DO.
Very respectfully yours,
MARX, krrix 4 Co
Wholesale Grocers Denise. Texas.