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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-11

Special to the Herr

special to the Herald.
denton, septen Der II. - Thursday morn,no.
Deputy Sheriff Newton shelby, OF Collin
county, and posse ofmen were watching fo,
shorse thief al point where the road leading
from Dallas by the way of Hllltown 10 pilot
Polnt crosses Stuart creek. The thief. who's.
name 10 Crew, In an escaped conyiet. md
ABOUT daylight he camo along riding INV
mare branded on the left shoulder with n ho,s
anu arrow. When he entered
, .he creek he stopped to let
ms mare drink. and then the
pu'ysberiii, who with his party was IN am.
oush. nted at the mare, shooting her IN tho
neck. She fell, creased, at The crack of ,be
gun and Orew's leg was caught nnder her.
holding him tight, else In The CONFUSION lint
snsued immediately afterward, he wonid have
escaped. Ihe cause OF the confusion was ibe
.W ental discharge of gun In the hands OF
one @ or the posse who, being Immediately he
hino Deputy Sheriff shelby. Tho load artarsd
hls right shoulder, wounding him most TlIu pain.
Iuny ana severely, Crew was serving
ah1 years term In the penitsntiary' bnt
inaua MS escape about three months 400
re he was landed In the Denton county iaiI as
.nsaiIair happened In Denton county. DEM
" rherlif Shelby, while not dangerousiy
S' Swounded' has very sors shoulder, as ak
" not, the amount Of lead he ieceiyed.
uo "tmake a pleasant load to carry about.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
a Deputy sheriff Accidentally Aha,
suicide az Austin = Nexre
br"tsiiy shot at McKa.
vett = Election Re-
turns, Ete.,
Galveston.

ShNestou.
Special to the Herald.
Galveston, SO tember 10 AT n mee,,,x .,
'he board OF health held to-day, the following
te'esrams were laid before the board for ne.
tion.
CLARK Campbell, Secretary Board of Health,
The resolution OF your board abont tbe Ans.
Wahan are hereby ap proved.
lhsueul U. Nj. RoBERTs, Governor.
M .Hs a,, following W afterward received on
DR.; clark Campbell, Secretary of ths Boa d
New facts appear In Johns prote,, ,p.t -.
ceveu. quarantine, tho men who takes anv
VI , .ne cargo from the vessel Australian, within
Ten usys at leaat after they are done handiins
the bales OF hemp and coffee.
lSisnedl %. NJ. RoBERTs, Governor.
so'te. rem Dr. swearinEsn, state health
onveI, Is 10 ,he effect that IL was understood
at pro,, nunured bales OF hemp were taken on
probably Infected. We cannot rely on onp n
means oil fumiea,ion. The nrotec.
ton offered by It is too small ios,Ul ssd
iisk ih 100 great. Men from lighters who enter
| tno nolu OF the Australian certainly sncnr
greater danger than did those who unloadsd
the Excelsior at New orleans. The GOVERNOR
| lnstfuotlons are TO detaln all nsr.ons :
boarding the Australian TO remain
@ 'on usys a"er we expiration ot the ship'e a
quarantine. ConRidersble discussion arosa
which resulted In the following reaolutioS; ''
Resolved, That the secretary be iustructed
70 communicate with DR.. Swearapgen and
thaI the board OF health viii nn,
ty Only comply with the governers request, I'M
that It Is the intention TO keep H. p,,,, IN IN
quarantine ten days after the exniraticn ni i
the ships qusraintine, but ton daye after thsv
nave flushed loading, which w.
require at least fr,I, twan,~ W.
Ing. 'o"u
Resolved, That we respect,puv rese, IN.
hcsrs ''"'' "'"''i oi-
declining to vote. 'o""
i. 10 a the IA matter concerning the drain, which
~ 20 DO constructed by the city from Hitch.
cocks bayou to the gulf at The foot OF C.ntre
tion, which was adopted. ""s ''''i"'
nesoived, That 1t Is the opinion of this
poara mat The proposed drain on Twenty iirsi
street street into the dulfof Mexico chou d not be
mane, hn,h, neing unsatisfactory and Injurious Ia
ba'hing privileges. ''"' "
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Bio0dshcd In tho New Orleau
strike.


New Orleans, September 1.-Thls morning
as tho wagons were leaving oooper's cotton
press the strikers Interfered with the team
sters. Police Sergeant Reynolds ordered the
strikers 20 dlsperse, when he was knocked
shot ones OF the strikers through the head
killing him instantly. Two white men were
wounded. Captain II. o. Meiner, whIIa
driving along In cab, was shot ut about 10
O'CLOCK; put escaped without Injury.
eliminated Ia bloodshed tbis morning, when
James Hawkins, n colored member of the Cot
ton Teamsters' association was shot and In
stantly killed by Police SergeEnt Rsynolds
The cause which led TO the shooting was the
attempted arrest OF Hawkins, when a general
nsht ensued, during which Reynolds'
clothing was torn-on and missiles thrown
at his mead by coored women. Reynolds
nred two shots and one striking him In the
head passed through and hit white man
named Connolly In the leg. The second ahot
struk Hawkins In the forehead, Killing him
Instantly. The 1ro alarm bells were rupR
which summoned the police force, and several
sters hsullug OF cottsn. The mayor has
ordered the chief ofpollce to close all places
where liquor WAS sold In the vicinity OF ths
trouble, and 10 arrest any parties falling to
comply. The Mayor forwarded the following
communication TO the executive:
oepSmDer lV, 1881.
10 his EIIellency, Louis A. Wilt, Governor
OF Louisiana:
Slr;-The.. police force which / have undor
my control has ueen Overpowerud, and I'haye
serious approximations OF further trouble and
do not feel that tho police force alone can
preserye the peace ofths city and therefore
respectfully call on your excellsnoy for
assistance, that the preservation OF the
peace may be assured. Your obediant
seryant,
The governor Issued orders TO Major General
Behan 10 have tho militia regiments order.
ed 10 their armories They were, however dIs-
missed early In the afternoon, there
being no immediate use Tor
their Interference. IL IL, however,
understood that they will be ready at n mo.
ments nstice. Thore was no more trouble
after.the killing OF Hawkins with the oxcen-
tion OF some tennisetrs, returning from the
Commercial press, being stoned and hooted
at on the corner OF Orange aud Chippewa
streets at tp,m, When Officer Bahchteier
ordered them TO atop, he was hit with rocks,
and nr'd two shots Nobody was hurt,
At o'clocka fire was discovered In the af.
ter hatch oil the steamship Celia, Tho
matches were elo' ell and niue burning bales
taken out.
Negotiations az 20 u compromise are going
on, and factors demand the proroys,lye Of
employing labor, and TO control
the cotton trade. and tho rescip-
ding by law Of the cotton mems association in
everything relative to labor, leaving hem onis
. benevolent association. They will accent
thair tariff with the exception or for cIasaers
and welghers. Strong mors are that every.
Thing Will be settled by Monday
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London September 1.-TWO hundred
armed Gabsis, leaving TunIs, passed
near the French camp, nins miies
from the city. The French hrcd upon the
Gabsls, killing ten and wouDding twenty.
The Gabei- aleye that they only carried arms
10 resist robhtie, The Arabs are destroying
the crons to The very walls OF Hammamet, and
compel he French to remaiu wi him the town.
A'dsJa'ch rom Tunis reports that the popu-
lation ot X. roman In much Impressed by the
arrival ofm ny wounded insurgents. A dis
patch frGm Bona 10 tho Zines, says: "The
hlgerine jouuals nnsn'mously spprove oftho
demolition oi the sheiks tomb In Oran.. Al.
The British gunboats, Bitten and Falcon,
have arrived nt Golitta. IL 10 reported That
the French win effect q landing at eusa,
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Soldiers Reunion.

Chattanooga, September 10. The reunion OF
the army efths Cumberland in this city, Sep
tember 9lst end al. promises to be OF his
lorlcal Importance and great personal interest.
Tue society OF ex.confederate soldiers has
federal soldiers, and the ceremonies OF the oc- :
ossion VIII take place on Cameron Hin, where
an .diross OF welcome on the mart OF Inc az :
eonfedsrntes VIII be delivered by Mai. s. A
hneS oi ,iy, .nis,iy, and ne responded 10 by Con.
Thousand ex-cenfederate soldiers present, and
north. '''''' 'Ao
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Chicago.
Special 10 the Herald

Chicago, September lO.-Rsv. Dr. II. W.
Thomas has been held to answer by the eccle.
slasticAl grand jury, which found him guilty
OF the specified charge. The vote OF the grand
Jsry, loweyer, indicates that Or. Thomas II
no mora hcrstic than several OF the Method.
ist bre'hren. The case. will next come before
the general conference, and In the meantime
Or, Thomas stands suspended. lie now
preaches to the people In q church which
rather rellshes his expulsion from the ortho.
aox Methodlfm. Rolled down. DR.. Shomas'
his denial OF the inspiration OF certain mIrac.
ulous passages In ths bible.
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Austin.
Special TO the IIerald

Austin. September 1O.-W. II. Rnnpe,so,.
Ders' OF La Grange, committed suicide at tho
i. nur 'pean hotel last night by shooting himself
through the head, No reason Is given.
The latest returns from tho election AZ footed
np mere ~ as follows; For Austin 10 ons
Tyler v, go; Waco s65; Lampasss i,451, Thor,
oan,,ngs aa go1i uaddo Pas 10; Brownwood 81,
Houston for The medical department. 4.7sS
makihs total vote In the state, as far as 'hs Z
Deen heard. from, 26,2l5, The small yut. for
uayes!oe and Houston Ia accounted for from
ber OF votes each icceived NV ""ih-
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From Hnytf.

Fort Au Prince, September 10 The govern
ment has agreed by treaty 10 Danish every Do
minican to exile. The legislative body has
decided to grant sub ventlon Of COO, ,OOC frames.
for the re-erectlon OF sugar refinery for every
hundred pounds ~ unrefined sugar. IL Ia ex.
pected that seventy pounds OF refined white
sugar may be imported duty free, provided that
exporters accompany their Invoices with GER
tain certificates, TO be returned certified by the
Haytien cOuBul
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Cincinnati, o., September lo.-The Louis
willie and Nashville lightning passenger train
due coming north at 10 clock las, nlrht. was
wrecked Al Sonora, sixty miles south Of Louis.
vile, on the main line Of the Louisville 4
the track al aswltch that had been msiioluus.
ly misplaced by parsons not yet known. The
baggage car and two coaches and two Pull
man .leepsr,wero piled on the locomotive.
EngneerJo stodenlnger was Instantly kill.
sd. and Operator Lilly, wire man. was NOR.
hlly wounded by hts legs being horribly
crushed. No passengers were hurt.
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New Orleans, September lo.-Captain Free
mao, from New YORK, reports that on Monday,
September 3, about p IN. when sixty miles
southwest OF Frying Pan Shoals, he fell In
with tho Briheh sSip Essex, OF Gloucester.
laden with lumber from Pensacola for London.
The Essex was dismasted and abandon Cd.
Der decks were completely swept away and
her stern gone.
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Railway Murder.

London, September io.-A dispatch from
Rome says a tregedy, similar to the murder OF
M. Gold, in the Brighton railway express
train In June, has occurred In n tra,n from
Parls 10 Tunis. A man entered a flrst.class
ompe, occupied by gentleman, who was
alone, and, alter woundiug him seriously,
ihr wv MIN ont oi the carriage window From
at Lagham.
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Fort McKayit.

oPuVIdI 10 INC IftrnId,
fort Mckavlt, September IO.-A most
cowsrdiy assault was made last night upon an
ln0uunsive colored man by white ma,
named Newbert. Newbort with others had
been drinking heavily, and meeting High.
tower 10 the street, words ensued when Nsw-
Det. urew revolver and shot him. Tho ball
downward lodged In HIS body. makipg n
pam vi and dangerous wound. Great indie.
matlon 10 felt, a. Hightower was a audi.
peaceable man, disturbing nobody.
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Cork, september D The Coroner, In pnite
OF the verdict OF the jury, has refuacd 10 sign
q commitment ageinst the police officers who
shot aud Killed Hickie, a tanners ton, near
Mlllstreet on the night OF the Let inst, while
Ioy's house for arme. tho victim having stray
cd ON tIo premisea while returning homo
drunk. Ten men have been arrested At Mill
street on euspicion ofbeing connected with tho
recent raid for anna st Ar. Pomeroy's house,
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The railroad varettc records the construc-
tion Of go miles OF new railroad, making 9,7ip
miles this year, against 1850 mllss reported
In 1919. l,i23 miles In 1873, 100 miles In 1877,
1,Sss mills iu 1870, SIS miles In lS1b psi mles In
ls7i, ,ios miles 10 1873 and ,ee4 milss IN 1871
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Toronto, September lO.-The regatta has
been postponed to +p. m. to-day, there being
no g,oi water anywhere. In the matter OF the
protest of the Lee Morris crew agalnet the
award OF second place to the Halifax boat In
yesterdays four. Dared race, the referee has
decided they must row again with tie Halifax
crew for the second place,
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Battle ctek, bIich.. September io.-rhe VIII
laee OF 1Iastlpgn, north Of this city, In Barry
countr, lssfi c,cd with d'p,h,rla 10 an riarm.
population of, 2,t0o souls, yet over lD o. see of
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Yuxli,h Co,tor D,mc,,,,..

London, September lO..-A dlspatch from
Preston to the Pail Mall Gazette
this evening says thstii there is MT
general stoppage OF the mills many OF the
spinners will run on short time Of their own
aC cOuutf
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Washington, September lO.-A hurricane is
now Immediately north OF Norfolk. It will
probably move In . roriheastetly direction to-
day. The oonAt north OF NlrglnlA ischntloned.
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New Orleans. September 10. AJones d Co.,
cotton BUYERS and future brokers, ,-suspcude ed
THIS evening. Their liabilities are not
stated.
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Yellow Jack.

London, september lo.-A Dispatch from
Gsurnsey announces the arrival OF tho brig
Monarch, from Mobile, with ono Of tho crew
dead and thres sick with yellow fever.
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MONETARY 1ND STOCKS.


Now York, January &c. 1881
Money, easy 4, 5; gov'nts, quiet, st. 4 q,
clo;ed generally firm; Western Union,
lis; Quicksilver, u: Pacific, 5s1s;
Mariposa, l; Wells, Fargo, l20; New
York Central, Isl; Erie, 5O5s;
Panama, 226; Union Pacific, 1905;
Central Pacific, 9l4; Sutro, II.
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The c. p. Dividend.

Washington, 26.-The following state
ment is make public by Attorney Cen
eral Devens: There is dispute between
the Central Pacific Railroad and the
United States as to whether certain sums
which are claimed by the rail road to be
applicable to the payment Of div dends
are properly so applicable 1t is under
stood the United States will file bill to
test the question whether such sums Of
money can properly be u.ed for that pur-
pose, but 1t is also understood thst il the
persons interested in the railroad shall
give bond that in case it is finally de-
cided that such sums shall not be used
for the payment of dividends they will
restore them TO the treasury of the com
pany, that an imme0iste injunction will
not be pressed for, but that the matter
will await final decision upon this bond,
which, 1t is understood, will be in the sum
of $750,U00. Under these circumstances
the dividend will, of course, be paid, as
the gentlemen Interested in the matter
are amply abe to furnish the additional
security which il required.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
H0US {
AndreK @. BrIXen. PrOprIefor.

Under THE NEW MANAGEMENT
u this central and popular hotel has been
renovated aud thoroughly repaired for The
reception Of guests.
Rsses per day, SI.5O to 81; per week.
IS TO $40, according to rooms.
Board per week, 81,
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The British Parliament.

London, 26.-The House Of Commons
is still sitting at o'clock this afternoon.
The discussion is practically confined to
Irish members, who are repeatedly called
to order. The debate is good humored,
however. A deputy speaker has relieved
the Speaker. Gladstone re-entered the
House at 1920 am. and WAS loudly
cheered. The chief secretary for Ireland
hiss been absent four hours during the
night. Conservative leaders are working
by relays. Gladstone, about D. m, de-
clared that he could not accept q COM
promise, but if the vote is now taken on
the main question the adjourned debste on
Forster's bill could be resumed to-nor-
low.
Repeated motions for adjournment,
moved by home-rulers, were successfully
resisted by government, with the assist
snce Of conservatives, which early in the
morning vss promised by Sir Stafford
North cote, amid cheers from both sides.
Parnell arrived in the House shortly
sf.er 10 this morning, and was enthu-
siastically received by his supporters.
The speeches of Irish members were
mostly rambling and uninteresting,
Dawson, liberal member for Carlo
borough, said Forster was seeking TO i'm
pose laws against which the country
would rise s1l flGsse. Gladstone's speech,
II which be declared he could not accept
q compromise, WAS in reply to a sugges-
ton OF Psrnell that division might now
be taken II government would agree to
postpone debate on FOrster's bill until
Thursday. Sir Stafford Northcote init
mated the readiness of conservatives to
| continue the session If necessary. The
House divided st 2 pm, and Glsdstone's
motion TO give precedence to Forster's
protection bill, was earried-25I to 49,
At 5 the House adjourned until Thur
day.
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w ar Notes

London, 26.-GeuerAl Colly telegraphs
that he has reached Ingogo river without
opposition from bOer pGtrois, four miles
distant.
London, 26.-Gensral Skobeloff tele-
graphs from Geek Tepe on the Gath an
nouncing that Russians on that day cap
tured Geek Tepe and Dengillepe after
nine hours fighting, and that Tskke
Turcomans are in full retreat. Their
loss " IS enormous.
st. Petersburg, 26.-0ne thousand two
hundred soldiers who have been con-
structing q railway from Kisil Urost haSa
moved towards the front, two battaliors
are ready FOR immediate transportation
to Aichaelowsky.
Hoburt Pasha telegraphs denying the
statement of 8 correspondent at Athens
that there only are 1,2O0 troops in Thes-
-a'y. He says that the Turkish army on
the Greek frontier is nearly four times
that strength and in condition to meet
any number Greece can bring against
them.
1t is reported that Skobe offs forces
have stormed Jeaktepe.
The A0eRce Russo says there will be
no formal con- ereuce at Constsntinople.
Each embassador will treat with the
Porte separately.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.
In London the cold increases.

In London the cold increases.
Smallpox has broken out at the lows
penitentiary, Madison.
Garibsldi win not preside over the
projected meeting in favor Of universal
suffrage.
Germsny agriculturaistsl complain OF
importation into Germany # American
products.
A harbor boat at Cherborg, France,
Ioundered, and eighteen persons were
drowned.
Thomas w. Keene, tragpdian, was
given an walton in Cincinnsti on Tues
day night.
Sitting Bull has surrendered TO Can
madam mounted police who will escort
him to Fort Buford.
The strike of shipbuilders in CLYDE
has ended. employers conceding an ad-
vance of ~ per cent. in wages.
The San Francisco Board of Trade snd
Chamber Of Commerce want Congress to
grant charter to the Nicaraguan Canal
Company.
The house, armory and white tower
containing the armory at the Tower OF
London, Will De closed to the public on
account Of spprshended Fenian disturb
ances.
Ire conference between government
officials aud representatives OF The Central
Pacific Railway Company, was resumed
on Wednesday. Government dec dsd to
permit The company to pay the dividend
SUBJECT 10 certain condition..
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coUSTT OF SALT I'll LAKE. S.
1, D. Boekholt, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County OF Salt
Lake, in the Territory Of Utah, do here
By certify that the foregoing Is . full,
true and correct copy Of an order Of said
Court in said matter appointing time and
plsee for the settlement Of said account,
IS appears Of record in my Office.
In witness whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and affiYed
SEAL the seal Of said Court, this Istb
day Of January, A. D. 1881
d. BOCKHOLT,
JAS Probate Clerk.
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Washington Work.

Washington. 26.-The President ap-
pointed Stanley Matthews for justice OF
the Supreme Court.
The comptroller of the currency, to-
day, opposed before the Senate
finance committee the fifth sec-
ton of the funding bill, on
account Of the provisions concerning the
surrender of circulating notes and depo-
sits Of bonds, as security for circulation.
He also gave some general points regard
ing the cost and profits 0f circulation,
etc.
The report Of the po,tofice committee
to the House. to-day. on Springer's pos
tai telegraph resolution, declares that it
is evident the public demands protection
in telegraph communication from the eI-
actions Of the great telegraph monopoly
that sbIorhs its competitors and compels
tariff which pays dIYideLds on stock
believed 10 be largely watered; therefore,
an official inquiry should be made into
tho factS and legislation proposed in ae-
cordRnce Herewith.
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Opposition Teleeranha-

Chicago, Tribune editorial: Off
GERS of the Construction Company of the
American Union Telegraph Company,
ia their efforts at discrediting Mr.. Hatch
have made some indiscreet admissions.
They have said for instance that he had a
$1,000 share in the Construction Com
pany and that his profit on his invest
ment could not have been less than ST.
500; in other words, tAe Conjunction
Company paid dividends amounting to
$50 per cent. on its original capital in tho
course of one year. OF course all the
stock represented in the Construction
Company had to be taken care of. The
proof # Rufus Hateh's early knowledge
of the intended deal is contained in dis
patch sent by him to j. K. Fisher, of
Chicago, as long ago as last October, in
which he said there would be no perms-
nent opposition Of telegraph companies
and that the Western Union would alb
sorb other lines.
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TELECRAPHIC
The Walk.

New York, 26.-Score at noon: Hughes
2IlH Cox 263, Albert 259; Howard 256,
krohne 255, Vint 253; the rest followir z
at Intervals
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GROCERIES. FRUIT. arc.
FRED. G. LYNGBERG,
MaIlory's Celebrated Oysters,
AZ First South Street.
LUCAS s. MEAKIN,
Groceries, Fruit, etc,
First South Street.