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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

w. i. Sturdivant, an old e~x-Confed-
crate soldier Of the Fifteenth Missis-
sippi regiment, commanded By Gen.
Walthall. died at IudiRnula last week
at the ripe age Of u years, He was
popular and highly respected by all.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

There are numerous complaints Of
boil worms from various parts Of Bolivar
county, and from this and other causes
the expected yield Of cotton has been
largely curtailed That serious dam.
age has resulted is beyond question,
planters d~isagreeing only as to It's OK
tent Fortunately the hay and corn
crops are very fine, and these viii com.
pensate somewhat for tho decreased
crop Of cotton and the low prices that
have apparently come to stay,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15
Committed for TRIAL for Robblng the
Malta.

London, Sept 10. WJ Jago- former.
III CHIEF officer OF The White Star line
steamer Rritapnic, and John Nynas.
ton, who was third officer Of the Same
stcmner ware formally committed for
sriai az the bow Streos police ennrt.
charged with rJbbing the mails ga
b0ard The Britannia
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15
pmclh Checks and Drafts Of Foreign
uiu,omnts Need Not be stamped.

Washington, Sept. lO,-Fhe commits
sioner Of Internal revenue has held
Tint cheeks and draftsof ambassadors.
ministers or other members OF the TOT
eign diplomatic corps residing IN this
country. are exempt from tax, when
made In the course OF the conduct q
their business or in connect p vita
expenses incidental to their Residence
here as Diplomatic agents,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

New York, Sept 10.-A private ca
blegram received in this city says that
Rhea, the celebrated tr~agedienne, Is
dying from cancer at her ehaUteau in
Montmorency, France,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

Tom Haynes y the Third Mississippi,
died at jacksonville, Fla, last week.
SIR. Haynes was q prominent young
man Of Sardis and against the wishes
This mother and father in-law went
into The army
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

~
Espress Approval oT tbs PresideHfa Fi-
nal Choice,
Washington. sept. l0.-Tae preBi
dent has named Senator George Cray,
Of Delaware. as the fifth member OF
The peace commission. THIS completes
the personnel Of the commission
which stands. Secretary Day, Sena
tors Davis, Frye and Gray, and Hon.
Nhitelaw Reid.
THE Democrats R-sprsssniatiVs.
Ca selecting Senator Gray, tine pres.
idrpt has given democratic representa-
zion on the committee. TAe appoint
msut probably will nccessitate lhe re.
iIrrmeut Of Mr.. Gray from fine Anglo
American commission, which 90 CON
durting hos sessions iH Canada, aa this
commission viii rrsnTao ita work
about the time the peace commission
ers Sail for Paris. The proposition
waa offered TO the senator several days
$50. hut ut that time was declined.
| The president. however, further urged
Mr. Gray to accept, and bis final ae7se-
mrnt wua secured,
/ Ono Of tho Best Known Men IN ynbii5
Life,
senator Gray Is oue Of the best
known men in public life. having beer
o. prominent figure in the senate for
the last ~ years, Tie was born at New
castle. Del, Ia 1910, and was Erudn-
ntrd at Princeton. lie served as at
I|torpey Oh Delaware, and later was APP
pDinted 20 the SENATE when Thcmas
\. Raynrd entered tle first Cleveland
cabinet as secretary Of state. Mr..
GRAY has been In the senate continu-
ousiy since then. serving with distinc-
tiuu. being one OF the recognized
forces ia debate and in the shaping
Of important legislation. lie Is a mefa-
Der OF the senate committee on for
pIpu relations, thus making three
members Of that committee-Dayts,
FRYE and Gray-on the peace com
mission. On foreign questions Mr.
Gray has generally been regarded as
opposed TO expansion, his senate votes
aayiug bern against the annexation
Of Hawaii
rho American Case WIN Now b0 Made Up'
Now mat the commission is com
ptcte. II is expected that the America
sase win be made up and the commits
sion giycn lts final instructions The
commissioners viii meet hero about
the 18th instant, prior to sailing foi
Paris, at which time they will NEE
the president and be made ware in q
general way, Of the views of the adj
ministrAtion
The announcement Of Senator
Gray's name was made shortly nfter
the cabinet met. Acting Secretarl
Moore was called 10 the White Hous.
Turing the meeting, and the hual decl
sion was then announced. Senate.
Allison and other public men wh'
were at the White House Mt the !imD
expressed strong approval of the Sc
lection.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15

Mr.. Wiley Coleman Banks has been
appointed captain aud adiutant Of the
Third Mississippi.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-09-15
'FEH MEMBER CHOSEN.
Ssbalor Gray, Of Delaware, win be
the Democratic Member Of
the Peace Commission,
FORMER DEauSGTIoA mTaD@aH.

us is the Tbir8 msalaer ~ tho Senate
Cammittss ou Foreign Relations 10 no
Placed on The Co.pmlssieB Pebble @eh
Esprsss Approval OF tbs Presidents Pc
nal Choice,
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
MORGAN NAY GO ABROAD

SHE MAY BE LOADED WITH ROCK
NEAR CHARLESTON FOR EU-
ROPE.
The new steamer S. T. Morgan, built
by the Harlan and Holingsworth
Company for the Virginia Chemical
Company, is loading ccal at Green
witch Point for Charleston, where she
will load phosphate rock for Richmond,
Virginia, the company's headquarters.
This company owns phosphate beds
near Charleston, and the Morgan is to
ply between that city, Richmond and
various other places. She is well equip
ped to tow barges engaged in the phos-
phate trade.
1t was stated yesterday that the COM
pany was thinking of sending the YES
sci to Europe with rock, a large guam
tfty Of which goes abroad. It would
be a saving to the company, it Is
claimed, to own vessels for their bust
ness. The Morgan, which had a sue
ceesrul ruin on the Delaware river last
week, has a gross tonnage Of 1886 and
a net tonnage Of 1,122. The vessel, the
builders claim, compares favorabll
with the best types Of British tramp
steamers.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
NAVAL RESERVES hEB BOAT

THE CONVERTED YACHT SHEER
WAITER WILL BE IN USE BY
THEM.
within few days the naval reserves
will have the use Of the converted
Yacht Sheerwater, which will De
brought from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
and anchored near the old drill hulk
st. Louis, at the Queen street wharf,
Philadelphia. Commander Muchle
heard that the boat might be secured,
and communicated with Adjutant-Gen-
eral Stewart, who made the necessary
arrangements with the secretary Of the
navy.
The SheerwAter is a steel vessel with
a speed OF 141a knots. She was bought
for $4,000 by the government at the
close Of the war. She will be used as
a practical training ship by the re-
serves and viii he taken down the
river by the divisions in their nrn.T This
gums win be utilized for target prae'
tice.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
ropulAR srNGrNG cnIAss.

T. Leslie Carpenter will form class
to study sight singing at the popular
price Of 10 cents per lesson, on the plan
OF Frank Damrosch's New York
Classes IL viii be organized at Unitar-
ian Church. West street above Eighth.
on Monday evening, January 2, at s
O'Clock.
Persons studying in this class WILL
eventually be able to read any piece OF
vocal music with accuracy at sight
Just as Mr. Damrosch's classes do.
without accompaniment With many
Of our singers, sight reading Is sight
guessing" Such singers are slow to
earn and unreliable. Anyone who can
sing a simple tune can become a thor
ough reader by Joining this class on
opening night No previous musical
knowledge Is necessary.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

The Wilmington and Brandywine
SPRINGS railway was well patronized
yesterday ard to-day
This evening a meeting Of the re-
ception committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held.
when arrangements for several recep-
hons and schools viii be made.
Skating on thin ice lis the order OF
the day hereabouts.
Tomorrow afternoon special
meeting Of The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
~. NJ. c. A. win be held
by being thrcwn from his car
riage at Lancaster avenue and Sear,es
streets yesterday Colonel Henry A. Du-
Pont sustained few bruises
Last night the trolley pole on car
Nc. 54. Ct the Fourth street line. broke
at Fourth and West streets and delay
ed traffic
Yesterday afternoon the contract
for the erection of a house, store and
stable for Charles II. Bonham at Della
ware avenue and Scott street was
awarded to the A. S. Reed and
Brother Company, who were the lowest
bidders
On December q the annual meet
ing Of the Masonic Hall Company will
be held.
DIR. A. ID. jacobson has resigned
from the Freie Presse and is succeeded
/ by Frank Miller, who was connected
with the paper two years ago.
On account OF inadequacy Of bids
Mrs. Hannah Y. PierEon did not sell
her Mill Creek hundred property.
"A weil-attended masquerade party
was given in Shields Library Hair last
| evening
A supper VS. held last night for the
benefit OF Epworth NJ. e. Church.
The official board of Asb,frv M Il
Church has adopted resolutions on the
death Of Benjamin Downing, an official
member.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
WILMINGTON ELECTRIC SOLD

AN OUTSIDE SYNDICATE OBTAINS
CONTROL OF THE LOCAL LIGHT
ING COMPANY.
The controlling interest Of the Will
mington City Electric Company, it was
announced last night on the authority
of an officer Of the company, has been
sold to a syndicate Of out OF town capi-
talists. A few Of the officers of the
company pooled their stock and thus
got the control. BY the terms Of the
agreement, it is said, the minority
stockholders will be taken care Of
The controlling stock has been de-
posted with the First National Bank,
Of which James P. Winchester is presl-
dent. Mr. Winchester is also a direc-
tor of the Wilmington City Electric
Company.
c. r. Van Trump, general manager of
the company, said that he knew Moth
ing about the deal. Mr.. Van Trump
however, said that he knew a lot OF
the stock has been concentrated at the
First National Bank, thus confirming
the other reports.
The price paid for the controlling in
terest is not known.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
DEATH OF MRS HOWELL
DELAWARE WOMAN DIES IN BAL
TlMORE, WHERE SHE WAS
SPENDING THE WINTER.

Mrs Catharine Whitley Howell. OF
Newark. died Sunday evening at Z
O'Clock at the home Of her cousin. Mrs.
e. B. Hodges No. 1918 Bottom street
Baltimore. after an illness Of twD
weeks Mrs. Howell went to BaItl-
more several weeks ago with The inten-
tion Of spending the Winter with her
cousins there, but TWO weeks ago was
stricken with paralysis and never re-
covered
She was a native of Newark. and
was a datfshter Of the late Colonel
Henry Whitley. Of this state and Sic
ter Of judge Whitley. She was the
widow of General Joshua b. Howell, OF
UniontCwn. Pa. Who was killed in the
civil war. She leaves one child. q
daughter. Mrs. Albert B. Scott. wife OF
Captain A. B. Scott. Of the Thirteenth
United Stakes Infantry. who rs now sta
toned at BuHalo. N. Y
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
ONE CENT.
EEW TRIAL FOR HAHER
SUPERIOR COURT SETS Aside THE
VERDICT OBTAINED BY DIX.
HlARRY c. MOORE.

SUPERIOR COURT SETS Aside I1ii'2
VERDICT OBTAINED BY DIX
FIlARRY C.. MOORE.
Argument Of the case OF Caldwell q
Co. VS.. Armour & Co. WAS concludeu
In the Superior Court this morning by
Herbert H. Ward, in an effort to up
hold the constitutionality Of the etauuFs
relative to service upon resident agents
Of nonresident co-partnerships.
A return was made to Superior CourN
yesterday afternoon by the commission
appointed TO inquire into the proposed
change in road in Mlll Creek hum
dred. The petitioners were represented
by +. N. Walker. They fixed the dam
ages to the HarkneSs property at about
$3.50 and that to the Lamborn property
at about s104. Petitions for the APP
poin.ment Of Commissioners In two
road cases were made by Hoffecker q
Hoffecker. One was for the laying out
Of new road and the other for the
Strengthening Of an Old one. Bo0n
roads are in Mill Creek hundred.
In the divorce case OF Bacon VS.. Ba-
con, Francis II. Hoffeclcer. the commits
sioner made his return. While publ
cation was not ordered, 1t is known
THAT the commissioner recommends the
granting Of the divorce.
In the case of the state on the reid
sCr Cf the Ferris Industrial Schoots
vs. the Levy Court of New Castle coun-
ty, an action to compel the Levy
Court to appropriate money to the in
attutlCn, John ii. Rodney. attorney tor
the respondents. obtained leave %
amend his answer.
The motion that the jolnder In the
demurrers in the case Of wilcox, adj
ministratOr. vs. the Wilmington City
Railway Company. be stricken off was
argued by thurman & Knowles, for the
plaintiff and willard Salisbury, Jr.
for the defendant. IT was granted and
the Case was taken from the argument
| list and carried TO the foot OF the trial
list, thus preventing trial al this term.
In the case OF Anson A. Maher VS..
DIT. Harry c. Moore. Peter l.. Cooper
lr. for the Plaintiff and William s.
| Hiles. for the defendant. the court sec
aside the verdict for the defendant and
ordered new trial.
Argument Of the demurrer in the case
Of King VS.. the wilmington and New
Castle Electric Railway Company con-
sumed the residue Of the morning ees-
sion. William S. HilGes represented the
plaintiff and Peter L. Cooper Jr., the
defendant corporation.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-WHliam f. Husbands. tax
collector for Brandywine hundred viii be
at the Court House on December IL, "a
and 81 for the collection of county taxes
On all taxes paid in December rebate
OF 3 per cent. win be allowed.
WM E. HUSBANDS. Tax Collector.
NOTICE.-The First National Bank Of
Wilmington, Del, December 10, lS9S.-Ihe
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this bank will be held at the banking
house, on Tuesday. the 10th day Of Janu-
ary, 1899, between the hours Of and p.
m, for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year
HENRY BUSH, Cashier.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the laws
of the State of Delaware notice is here
by given that an application viii be made
to Hon. William G.. Spruance, Associate
Judge Of the Superior Court of the State
of Delaware residing I'm New Castle
county, on Thursday, the twenty-second
dfy of December. A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock
a. m, in the city of Wilmington, at the
County Court House. for the incorpora-
ton of "The Imperial Machine Com
pany." HOFFECKER & HOFFECKER
Attorney for Proposed lncorporators
NOTICE.-we, the undersigned, county
assesosrs for Wilmington hundred, will sit
in the Levy Court room, at the County
Court House. on December 10, 16, % and
%, 1898, from 10 a. m. to i M, and to
p. m. for the purpose Of receiving re-
turns from all persons who are subject 10
assessment under the Adams tax law.
We will also sit at our homes on all other
days during the month Of December to
receive such returns, the hours being the
same as those at the Court House. The
law is strict i'm the matter of making
such returns. and all must comply.
]. D. MCOY, First District
No. 617 East Fifth street.
WILLIAM HANNA, Second District,
No. 914 King street
NEIL KENNEDY. Third District,
No. S07 West Second street
j. II. HOTFECKER, Fourth District
No 900 Madison street.
WILLIAM BAYLEY, Fifth Ditrict,
No. 1921 Elm street.
Wilmington. Del, Dec. 8. 1885
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-T
county tax office. at the Court House
will be open every day during December
from s a. m. to u m, to s p. m, anC
every Tuesday evening from to 10, L
give county taxpayers for 1898 a chance
u take advantage of 2 per cent rebate
1897 county taxes remaining unpa.'
after January /, 1899 will be placed II
t..r hands of a magistrate for colleeuon
and all costs will be added to the pill
II. c.. RETTEW, Receiver OF Taxes
MERCHANT TAILOR will make suit
or overcoats to order on weekly or month
~ payments, 10 reliable parties. Addres
Merchant Tailor, p. Q. Box l6s, whining
ton. Del
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
Mas RIInlANY BuR1ED.

This afternoon the funeral Of Mrs.
Mary A. Blliany, wife Of William IL.
Billany and mother Of Assistant Post
master II. II. Billany, was buried. Ser
vices were held by Rev. DR.. Baker al
her late home, No. S23 Albums street.
and were largely attended by relatives
and friends who were present TO pay
their last respects TO most estimable
woman.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
STEWART is DEAD
THE FIFTH VICTIM OF THE DU-
POINT EXPLOSION Died YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.

DAY AFTERNOON.
Samuel Stewart, who was injured in
the DUPONT powder mill explosion, died
at the Delaware Hospital yesterday at
ternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Stewar. is the fifth man who gave
up his life as a result OF the terrible at
lair. When the explosion took place
he was upon the powder car and was
blown into the Brandywine, where ne
remained until rescued by workmen.
He was badly burned about the face
and body, and from the first the physl-
clans entertained but little hopes OF his
recovery.
He was taken to the Delaware Hos
pital, where everything was done to re-
Heve his suffegings and save his life,
but without avail. Up til yesterday
70 Was thought possible that he might
pun through, but he was taken sud-
denly worse in the morning and expired
at the hour stated.
Stewart was 43 years Of age and
leaves a wife and two children. The
remains have been taken to his home
nehr the Hag,ey yards, and the funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Inferment VIII be made in Mt. Salem
Cemetery. The deceased was member
Of Wawaset Tribe Of Red Men, Brandy
wine Lodge, !. o. o. r.; Crusaders Cas-
tie. K. G. t., and Columbia Lodge, A.
20. u. w. From the latter organization
his widow will receive $4,000 insur-
ance
The funeral Of Thomas McCann, who
died on Sunday evening, viii take place
tomorrow morning. Services will bt
held at st. Josephs Church, and inter
ment will be made in 81. Joseph''
Cemetery.
The coConer's jury summoned to in
vestigate The deaths OF the men viii
not meet until tomorrow or Thursday
The Jury has now viewed the remains
OF Mccain and his death will be in
vesugated at the same time as thos'
Of the other victims OF the explosion.
The funeral Of John Moore took plac
Yesterday afternoon from his residenc
in the Highlands. The eervices wer
held at the house and were in charg
Of Rev. Kensey ]. Hammond, the recto
Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, High
lands, OF which the deceased was
member, and the fun Episcopal servie
was used. Interment was made In Oh
= cemetery Of the Lower Brandywin
Presbyterian Church.
The funeral Of Robert Mcllhenn
= also took place yesterday Afternoon
/, The body was removed from the hon
I OF the deceased at Squirrel Rum
I Greenhill Presbyterian Church,
. which the deceased was a membe
where services were conducted by Re
{ e. w. Long, the pastor Of the churc
Z Interment was made in the cemeter
r connected with Greenhill Church.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
TROIGEY sTRIKEs A WAGON.

Delaware. avenue car No. 40 and one
of the Diamond State Brewing Com
pany's wagons cOllided yesterday alter
noon at Sixth and Market street and
caused considerable excitement. Harry
Brown, the driver, was knocked from
the wagon and slightly injured about
the leg. The fIJnt window of the car
and handle-bar were broken. Several
Of the empty barrels were knocked off
the wagon and rolled down the street
into teams which were passing.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
THROWN BY A TROLDEY.

A drunken man by the name OF
Brown, from Chester county. Pa. who
is in the habit of bringing truck TO
market in this city, drove his horse
directly in front Of trolley car at Sec
ond and Market streets yesterday az
ternoon The horse was thrown on it's
lack ana the man tumBed On the horse.
The former was not injured, but the
horse was Slightly cut.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
A NEW puONr

The Wilmington CITY Electric Light
Company has placed new telephone
in the police station, to be used IN
notifying the company's office Of any
damage TO electric light wires or the
going cut Of lights in various parts OF
The city The new phone will take the
place of the Old one. which did not
work satlsfaoIorily.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
ELEGANT AND USEFUL HOLIDAY
GOODSul

At Ross, 210 Market street, at prices
guaranteed the lowest Umbrellas,
Silk Mufflers, Neckwear, Handker-
chiefs. Kid Gloves, Suspenders, Sweat
ers, Plush Caps and Furs. All new
goods and best aesortments! Bargains
in Winter Underwear, Knit Jackets,
Working Gloves, etc. Regina Music
Boxes, $14 up Agents for Stearns and
Eclipse Bicycles and Domestic Sewing
Machine.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

James L. DeVou, a we'll known and
wealthy citizen OF this city, was strick-
en- with paralysis yesterday afternoon
while leaving the banking office Of II.
L. Evans & Co. He was placed in a
carriage and taken to his home on Del
aware avenue, where he now lies in a
critical condition. He is about 20
years Of age.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
SOLDIERS UNDERGOING EXANII
NATION.

Surgeons France and Jakes, Of the
First Delaware Regiment, are busy ex-
amining the members OF the third bat
TALON preparatory to being mustered
out. It is expected the men will be
mustered out next Monday.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
s i RIrcK,s FuNERIAI.

All the home Of his daughter Mre.
DAME. savi.le. No. 925 Walnut street,
this Afternoon. services were held over
the body Of Samuel j. Buck, 60 years
Old, who died On Saturday. The re-
mains were buried at Rlyeryiew Gene
tery
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
cIrY cnrpr cAsrs

Judge Ball disposed OF the following
cases at city Court this morning: James
Wilhelme, disordery conduct ana drunk
enness, s. and costs. Daniel Gillespie and
Alexander Ash, drunk, 81 and costs each;
Denny koenig. charged with violating the
Sunday barber law by shaving Colonel
Ainscow in his restaurant on December 4.
1885, was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
M. b. PREACHERs' MEETING.

AT the meeting Of the NJ. e. Preach
ers' Association yesterday Rev. George
L. Wolfe, pastor OF the First M. P
Church, read an interesting paper on
III Christ Should Come to the Church. ="
Next Monday Rev. James Grove will
read a paper on THE Devil"
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
A PRESS "TRIP ABANDONED.

A meeting CT the Peninsula Press As
sociation Win be held in Dover in the
near future, when officers Will be elect
ed, and II may be decided to take a
short trip somewhere, the Winter trip
to New Orleans having been ahanaon-
ed. There may be no trip at all.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
GOOD ROADS BILL.

A committee appointed by the Will
mington Bicycle Club will meet the
officers of the L. A. w. tomorrow
evening, to discuss plans about the
good roads bill to be presented TO the
LeE.elatnre this coming session.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
1rcrrnRr nN wnArInER.

Dr. Lucy W. Wilson, Of the biograph-
!cal department Of the Girls Norman
school, Philadelphia, delivered an in
teresting lecture on How 10 Teacn
weather syg.ematcalgy" yesterday
afternoon before the Primary Teachers
Agsoeiatlon.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13

there might be some delay. Boggs loan
ed Cole $3.50.
John II. Jones, Of Dover, was called
and questioned by Mr.. Biggs relative
to the manner the First National Bank
of Dover conducted its business. II IL
was the practice Of the bank TO carry
checks for good customers. only so far
as concerns me- replied the witness.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
TO GIVE A RECEPTION.

The SECOND annual reception OF Di-
vision No 4. A. o. H., viii be held in
Turn Hail. Eighth and French streets,
on January Is, 1899. Tine committee
in charge. promise an enjoyable time to
an who attend.
Evening journal., 1898-12-13
HOME RI1NS AT IYNCHs

The stores have just what you want
for mince meat making, raisins, cur
rants, citrOn, pure spices, wines and
liquors. Everything clean and fresh.
Northeast corner of Madison and
Fourth streets. and southwest corner
King and Eighth streets.