Daily evening bulletin. [volume], April 27, 1887, Image 4

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A REBELLION IN 1880.
THE UNITED 8TATES THREATENED
WITH A SOCIALISTIC REVOLT.
Places of Power to Bo Seized and the Gov
ernment OverthrownPrivate Titles to
land to De Abolished Kent to Be Un
known and Reoord Books Burned.
Chicago, April 27. A few days ago the
United Press contained a report about a
projected combination of tho three principal
Socialistic organizations In this country the
Rod Internationalist, tho Black Internatiou
alists, and tho Socialistic Labor party.
While the alms of tho last two mentioned are
widely known, but little is generally known
of, tho Rod International, or International
Workmons' association. This association
was founded in Ban Francisco in lb83, and is
aid to bo well organized in all the principal
cities throughout tho western states.
It is announced ia documents furnished
their members that an uprising is oxpectod in
1889. Tho document says tho present crisis
will approach a climax, but continues: "Tho
timo is not yot rlpo for success. To strike
this year would bo to uselessly slaughter our
best people and put back the cause ono hun
dred years. "Wo must tako advantage of It
for agitation nnd education only. "Wo must
sponk much anil act not at alL Ono year of
panic means n. tripling of our forces at tho
very least. And whilo, with our present
100,000 American Socialists, forcible action
Is impossible, with 400,000 (which the next
panic will givo us If wo manago wisely), wo
hold tho game in our own hand .
"We havo perhaps until lrt89 in which to
perfect our plans. That year in Europo will
jurcly bring grave results. In America, if
figures lie not, another panicgroater, deeper
and more widespread than tho preceding will
bo upon us. Thon, and not till thon, may we
risk a cost of tho iron dico. Thon we may
strike and striko to win. The probabilities
are in favor of our having in 1839 in tho
United States at least half a million earnest
Socialists. Tho panto comos, tho publio is
pxcited, outbreaks occur, tho large canters
revolt, the places whore but a tow Socialists
exist aromado points for rallying of tho
ronservntivo elements. In 'tlieso small
places it should bo mado tho duty of tho So
cialists there presiding socretly and with all
the aid of scienco in destructive warfare, to
raiso sufficient turmoil to keep tho Conserva
tive busy at homo. Meanwhile in large cen
ters bold measures should be taken. Our
people should head, lead and control the pop
ular revolt; should seize tho places of power;
should lay baivls upon tho machinery of
government.".
Under that regimo tHo pronuiiciamento
fleclaros that private titlo to lands will bo
abolished, ronts shall bo unknown, rocord
books shall bo burner!, the title to all ma
chinery 'shall bo vested, in the common
wealth, tho present owners turn their ma
chinery over to the stato without compensa
tion, and all business stocks shall bo confis
cated. This is tho organization which con
templates the formation of a union with the
"Blacks, or adherents of Johann Most, and
with tho moderate members of tho Socialis
tic Labor party.
AMATEUR PRIZE FIGHT.
Jack Hopper Knocks Oat Miko Cunning
After Twenty-Five Bounds for 8000.
New Foiuc, April 27. A prize fight took
placo early this morning a short distance up
the Hudson between Jack Hopper, of this
city, and Mat dishing, of Elizabothport, N.
J., the amateur light weight champion of
Now York and Now Jersey. Tho battle was
for 250 a bide, and an added puree of $400.
Hopper was declared the winner at tho end
pf the twenty-fifth round, when he knocked
Gushing out. Gushing Is twenty-one years
old, stands fire feet five and a half; and
weighed 128 U2 pounds. Hopper is twenty
eight years old, stands five . feet six and a
balf, and woighod ISO pounds. Tho fight was
by lamp light, and was a bloody one.
The ilrst fifteen rounds' witnessed savage
Gghting, Cuslilng having slightly the best of
tt and winning first blood. In the seven
teenth1 round Gushing made a furious lunge
.at Hopper's head, but missed, striking a spec
tator and flooring; him. In the eighteenth
round Gushing, split Hopper's nose, and in
doing so broko two small bones in his right
.wrist; and on regaining his -feet, Gushing
planted blow after blow both with tho broken
right and with his left hand on Hopper. In
round twenty-five Cushing tried to force tho
pace again, and swinging his injured right
landed on his opponent's face with such force
that ho ngain broke it above the' wrist,
imashing all tho bones and shoving then)
through tho tkin. Hopper was urged to go
in an.d'llnish his man, which ho did by send
ing in his' left with terrible force on tho point
of Cushlng's jaw knocking him out. Tho
fight lasted ono hour and forty minutes.
A Mob After Jennie Bowman' Murderer.
Louisville, Ky., April 37. A dispatch
Bays a rumor reached the jailer at Frank
fort, Ky.., where Turner and Patterson, tho
assailants of Jennio Bowman, 'were confined,
just after dark last evening that a great
ertf'wtof people were gathering to mob tho
prisoners.' Jailor Williams1 at once called
for assistance, and obtained guns from the
arsenal. Police and citizens were called
'upon and responded. Groat crowds col
lected on the corners and discussed tho. situa
tion, and a loader was all that was lacking,
or else tho negroes would have Immediately
1een taken out and killed. In the meantime
tho oflicials took the prisoners from tho jail
and escaping out of the back' way took' the
fast, bound train, and supposedly took them
to Lexington for safe keeping.
Flood at Evans vlllo.
Evansville, Ind., April 27. The river
has been rising rapidly during the past few
days, and last night at 8 o'clock reached tho
danger line, six feet on the gauge. A largo
portion of tho bottom land in this yicinity ia
covered with water, and tho river is still
rising at the rato of over an inch an hour.
News from Jasper says the Patoka river is.
at an alarming height, and is still rising.
The mills, factories, lumber yards and many
dwellings havo water in them from one to
four foet deep. Tho Louisville, Evansville
& St. Louis Air Lino railway depot i.1 sur
rounded by water, and the country letween
Jasper nnd Huntingburg is one vast island.
Criminal Carelessness.
Tewie Haute, Ind., April 27. Mrs.
Cbrlstlno Oponhod visited Mrs. Imen, a
neighbor, at Fontnnot, nine miles cost of tills
city, and while thero fooled with a pistol.
Tho weapon wont off, striking Mrs. Imen in
tho abdomen. Sho would havo bocoine a
mothor in a fow days. Tho child was bora
flead with a bullot holo through tho hood.
Tho mothor is dying,
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Topics of tho Times Given In a Torso and
Spicy Manner.
Local option was carried at Harrisonburg,
Virginia.
The Greenback-Labor party of Pittsburg
has joined Henry George's party.
Jake Sharp, the New York prince boodlor,
will bo put on trial next Friday.
Schienwead & Lee, stereotypon, of Clil
cago, suffered a $150,000 loss by Are.
Tb Vwburg Manufacturing company, of
Brooklyn, burned out. Loss (200,000.
West Virginia legislature took a half
day's recess to see John Robinson's circus.
Florida legislature adjourned till May 2,
when balloting for senator will bo resumed.
State Senator Ketcham, of Missouri, has
been indicted for election frauds at St,
Louis.
The Afghan ameer suffered another de
feat by the rebels, losing 100 of tho royal
army. m
The St Louis stove patterns reached
Troy, N. Y., and all foundries aro closed ia
consequence.
Bask Ball. Brooklyn 10, Baltimore 10;
Athletic 10, Mote 0; St. Paul 5, Detroit 6;
Nashvillo 18, Savannah 5; Memphis 10,
Charleston 1.
An old shell dug up at Harper's Ferry ex
ploded while its contents were being ex
tracted. Two persons wcro fatally, and six
seriously, injured.
Granite blocks from Now Hampshire for
Cincinnati pavements con not bo' shipped
without losw bocauso of tho increased rates
under tho interstate law.
A Pittaburg paper publishes that tho Pow
dorly administration has virtually boycotted
all so called labor1 papers not in accord with
Powdorly's viows on tho Knights of Labor
question.
Three young men, named Charles Moron,
August Rousseau and Joseph Huard, wero
drowned at St. Romauld, Quebec, by the up
setting of n boat. Honoro Huard saved him
self by clinging to a cake of ico.
Tile sonato resolution extending nn invita
tion to tho American Forestry Congress to
hold Its noxt session in September, 1887, at
Springfield, I1L, and tendering the use of tho
assembly cliamber, was concurred in by the
house.
Boston base hall reporters havo decided to
resume tho former system of scoring gamoi
in relation to bases on balls, which hereafter
they will not scoro as base hitsl An ofrort is
being mado to have the rules changed in this
respect. j
Assistant Secretary Mnynard has informed
customs officers that imported or reported
liquors withdrawn for conumptiou, aftor
having been warehoused, are subject to duty
on the quantity entered tcj warehouao, nnd
not on tnat ascertained on withdrawal lor
consumption.'
Machine Moldors Strike.
Cincinnati, April 27. Tho 3()0 machine
mlders in tho employ of Hoofiughoff &
Lano's Cinrinnatti foundry, at W to lbO
East Front street and 2 to 8 Lawrence street,
went out on a striko last night. They de
manded yesterday of the firm that overtime
should bo counted as timo and a half. The
firm asked for a week to consider the matter.
The men wanted a decision at once, and on
the firm's refusal to at once decide went out.
Nono of them were at work this, morning,
and it may take somo days to effect a settle
men President Fitzpntrick, of tho Inter
national Iron Moldera, will do all in his
power to straighten matters. It is stated by
the firm that tho mon do not make ovortime
more than a day or two each week. The
men claim that they have to work a groat
deal of overtime, for which they do not rw
celvo adequate pay.
Tho Weather.
Washington, April 27. Indications:
Local showers followed by .fair weather,
slightly warmer, varlablo winds, generally
south to west.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations of tho Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Market for April SO.
New York Money X per cent. Exchange
steady. Gorernment steady. I
Currency nixes, li6J bid; (ours coupons 120&;
fours-anU-naUH, 1I(J bid.
The stock market opened wra'c and heavy
and on belling by some foreign holders prices de.
dined HQrtW percent. Farther define of H to
per cent was recorded by midday. The weak
ness of the market wan attriouted to tears of
selling o American securities by fonLja holdeis
resulting f rum complications between France
and Germany.
Bur. &. Quiiicy. 145i
Canadian IVieillc. ... t0a
Canadian Southern 01
Central racitlu 40W
CCC. &I Wtf
1
Mich. Control ....92
Missouri Pacific.. 108
N. Y. Central.... 113J4
Northwestern .... Wt'A
Northern I'aciip,. IWj
do uref erred.. 01 42
Del. & iiuuHon an
Del Lack W 187
Denver &IUoO 80
Erie seconds 36 S
Ohio & Miss 81- I
Pacific Mall 6GU
Heading. .a 45JJ
llock Wand VJ7
St. Paul 81W
do preferred.. .119m
Union PuciHo 6154
Illinois Central 1S5M
Jersey Central BOtf
Kansas A Texas,... &l
Lake Snore 03
Louisville A Nosh... 68
Western Union... 77J
Cincinnati.
FLOUIt-Kancy, $3.004.15; family,
S3.S0Q
8.u.
WHEAT No 8 rod, 77(800; No. SL 93(83Uc.
CORN -No. 3 mixed, 41c; No. 3 mixed, iXVifi'.
OA-'iS No a uiiied, iUJSOu; No. 'i mixed, 1
lt)lU.-rl'am!iy, J15.S0531tJ.W; regular, $16.60
10.75. . -J ,
LAJtD-Kettie, 7Ma7Wc. ' t
UACON tihort, oleur sides, BMp, .
CIIEKSB-fritiia to choice Ohio, ll12o; Now;
YorK, 18M(314o. i
POIIIi'itf Common ehlckens. 2.75(2&8.9 oee
dozen; fair to prime, $15(2)1.00; ciioic.$l,(XIa;
6.(X): ducks. $iJo23.00; lire turkeys-flOi-J I
WOOu-t-Unwoaned medium elothlng,iK34q;
fine merino, lsa&W; common, .iSaw; tieooa
washed lnediuiii'ciothinir, 283t)c; coiiiblng.aoa.'
'800; flne-merloo, X and XX. S8i389c;ihUrr 'and
ootu, Kilou; tub washed, aaaio; pitllwl. SOo.1
HAY No. 1 timothy,10.6)(ail0.7&. No. ii.t3.00dv
10,00; mixed, $8.00; prulrle, 7.0070; wheat,-! I
Oftts and rye straw, $& 006.u0. (71 1
CATl'LE Jood to choice butchers, $3.75.6);1
falr,.'$i.i(i63,oi; common, 1.7Si.70; Blocker
and feedaru, $4,7tl.-W; yearllnn and Calvoa,!
.7Ba.70. ' ' '
ltMi! tseieci Dutcnens ,'03.o3;iairu)Koo
packuTKri5.0O.4O: fair to KOodlfKUt, (1 H0&5.AI
Mmuioii, HMtai.76; cullsr$;U&.a).
packing
oomuion.
KHBEP-Cominon to fair. .75ft3 so: eood to
choice, $8.t((&4.5; common to'fair lambtj, $0.00
r.t; cood to ciioico. t.'.!aa.a). ,
New York.
YHEAT-No. 1 stato red, Wo; No. 8 red whv
tr,(Uio; Juno, 03a
COHN-Mixed, 80io; May, a
OATS-No. 1 whito state, 88U0; No. 2, 8fj)a
CATrLK -J.ta5.C5 per 100 lbs, live weljtuu
HOOS-iS 7.lrt 00 per 100 lbs.
BHEE1 5 (X).ti)5.M per 100 lbs. live welRhU
COri'ON tjuiet; midland uplands. 10)o; do
Neyv Orleans, 10 18-10c; April, 10.57c; Ma,lQ.40o;
June, IOAVj; July, lO.tUo; August, 10.6lM;jiopton
ber, 10.8bc; October, 8.07o; Norembor, 0.&5O.
Pittsburg.
CATTLE Slow; roonlpUi, 183; HWpinenta, 151
Prime, $..00(09.35; fair to good, ilt'0&J.89;
common, il'5)I.W.
HOGS -K.r.n; nil sold; rocelpto, 400; ship,
menu, tl.ciOO head; l'hlUulolphlaa. .00ao.00;
Yorkers, t-XWitA.i 5; common and llglit, $o.-J8a
6.40; plKi, 1UO&5.00.
aUEEl'-BlOA ; iu-iine, 11.00O4.S0; fair to good,
t8.B0d.75; common, 10).&o; Iambi a&Q&
6.0a tocoipu. 200 head; "
THERE'SIBUTIONEILOWEST
If you want it, purchase from our Spring Stockleading in Quantity Quality and Style. 5,000
yards of wide Hamburg Edgings at 8 cents per yard; five hundred yards very wide Hamburg
Edgings at 12 cents per yard; new Satteens, new Ginghams, new Seersuckers, new Worsted
Dress Goods, new White Goods. A mammoth stock of Carpets, cheap. Floor Oil Cloths at
25,J30 and &5 cents per yarcl.Y Window Shades in great variety, and very low. Kid in all the
new stiodes. Look at our, JGInlaundried Shirts at 45 and 48 cents. We can save you 10 cent
on every yard of Carpet -you. buy from us.
J. W. Sparks & Bro.
No. 24 Market Street, THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN.
GrOOCH'S
OF WILD CHERRY, TAR, GLYCERINE, ETC.
vVXLZ. GHR CONSUMPTION,
Md Is the best remedy for tHo cure rt all .i!lM'ons M Ihfl Throat, Lungs and Chetl. such as Contumpllon
Colds, Coujh6, Asihma, biunchitii.Whoou.hu Cbugh, Crouii, Palnor Oppftssiunol the Chest,
Hoareepesj, Spi't'nrj rf Blood, and all Pulmonary PJjmscs.
COEMPTION' CAN BE OREO!
WR haro the era Hying ftct to Imow that it can bo cured -with HOOCH'S MEXICAN MNIUP. Tube
ruloiism-t'ui h iinilili. iniri' t ,in i uuritbincnt lr)j-rffcii. oigiinlzed. w If wo can procure tbi
uiranlz.u,. :i of tlilrfoul iitrriudso thut through tlie pi t .' t-li-cirlc affinity It biay take II
ilac In the Brttem, vrc e n emu tho disease Tills Is just wlmt this fjrup doc?. It at once atop
u progress of llmdl -a Iit ir wmli g tho further rnpjih of tiUxjctilotis niulter, lor while the system 1
mder its influence al in.rrijiiiuei.t)8cjrac!zr. I ami a:. ml.iitfd. It tlius controls C'oupn-, Night Ktreati
i 'l alt olhiT Mit 1 1 Loiisiinipuoni Coiirumptl n is cine ol tte moM .loathju mo umI IciiIMp if al
utitl di-eunc. nnd tn.il i ihellfeof tliopoi-rdaitutnptlvea hrll m eaith. Until nnmlv tfmt terrible dls
1 1) Irm U'Oti cuu-udeml tin affliction beyond tlic ri&xli of mrxilclno; but n new cr.i In tho management a
ulinoiiury discaseshtfin" t' I n (l.iwulng upon (hescluitlEciued calwfuld, aid, fine ninny distinguishes
!iT8lcians havo acknowledged that consumption cm bn cured, few there aro up attempi tu O'ntroTer
lelr opinion. To those singled out 09 victims to that fatal initially, we offer a len.cdy tureln its result
ii bring back health to tfieir poor wiiiliened trainee, and jT to the hearts of their friends.
Consumptives, bocauso all other things fail, believe- not that MEXICAN SYRUP will. Not n single sul
rer need perish If he or eho will take GOOCH'S MEXICAN PYHUP in time. A cough Is unlike anj
ithersympti tnuf disease. It stands a en- spirator, with IhieatenlngTlce. menacing the health and exist
tnreof a vital organ; so commence at onraattbo first Indication of a couch. TRY IT, you wliosufltrjOni
X-eonvlucwl. lioyou want to bo avd from a consumptive's grave? 7 hen mnke one more trial. Thl
emedy lain thereach of everybody; It onlv rotsSOcentsa bottle. Isyour life not worth SO cents? 1
o, mako one mora trial. Is not your lifo indeed wmth one more trial? Test the trtuh of our -words, i
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nousands, and it will euro you. As we would plead with a friend to save him from taking his own llf
i) wo plead with you to save yourselves from a premature grave. We positively guarantee a perceptible an
ontlnuoua improvement when the medicine Is faithfully and persistently used.
PREPARED DY THE CINCINNATI DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., 54 Miln St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
70B SAZiB 3TT -&.TjXj DHATG-O-IBTB.
It not on sole at nearest desier, will send two bottles, post paid, on receipt of 81.0ft,
MINER'S
s
3 SHOES!
-For Gontlomon are ABE
F1BST QTJAl-ITir
DQNGOLA TOPS,
VERY STYLISH.
CRIMPED TOPS,
BUTTON BALS
EVERT PAIR
aprll lGdtf
j. sji.iaX:iiirs.'i.-.
-ni'AOIfDB,'
WATCHES,
1
. SPECTACLES.
FAlfQY
BARGAINS IN BLACK
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
Gros Grain Silk, former price $1 00, now. sold at $
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Gros
Grain Silk, former
Gros
Gros
Gros
Gros
Gros
.Grain Silk, former
Grain Silk, former
Grain Silk, former
Grain Silk, former
Grain Silk, former
B. McKRELL,
No. 0 Sutton Street, - -
.KJIP
THE BEST OF ALL.-
tH
tfAlfrHTSSB.-S' GAM
SEAMLESS,
PERFECT FITTING,
and CONGRESS.
WARRANTED.
MINER'S SHOE STORE.
ai JEWELRY,
rt 1
I '
GOdB
GROS GRAIN SILK
80
90
00
25
60
75
.00
price
1 10, now sold ab
price
price
price
price
price
1 25, now sold at 1
1 50, now sold at ,1
2 00, now sold at 1
2 25, now sold at '1
2 60, now sold at 2
- Adjoining Postoftjce.
PRICE
CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000.
" We do hereby certify that ue tupervut th
arrangement for all the Monthly and Semi'
Annual Drawing! of the Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in'perton manage and con
trol the Drawing themtelvet, and that the tame
are conducted with honetty, fairneu, and in
goodfaith toward all parties, and we authorise
the Comoanv to use this certificate, with taa-tim-
ile of our signature attached, in it advertise-
tnent
CommiMloBera.
We the undersigned Sank and Bankers wttt
pay all Prize drawn in the Louisiana State Lot
teriee which may be presented at our counter.
J. IX. OOI ESBT, Pre. La. National BIc.
P. IiANACX, Prraldeat State Natl Bk.
A. B AI m IN, Prea. W. O. National Bk.
CAItl KOI1N, Frcs. linlon Nat'l Bank.
w Unprecedented attraction 1 Over halv
A MILLION distributed !
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
Incorporated In 1868 lor twenty-five years
by the Legislature for Educational and Char
ltable purposes with a capital of $ I, COO, 000
to which a reserve fund ol over $560,000 has
since been added.
By an overwhelming popnlar vote Its fran
cMse was mado a part ot the present State
Constitution adopted Decern ber 2, A.D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
KBJt never scales or postpones.
lis Grand Hlnglo Number Drnwlnea take
place monthly, and tho Beml-Annunl Draw
Inns every six months (June and December).
KBA Nplciiditt opportunity to wia n
Fortune. Fourth Grand Drawing, class E, in
the Academy of MuMc, New Orleans, TUES
DAY, May 10, 1887-2WIU Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $150,000.
NOTIOE.-TiclteUare 810 only; Halves, 8&
Fllti8,82:Tonths.l.
L,lt or Prlsen.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE ot.150,000......8160.000
1 GRAND PRIZE of. 50,000 60,000
1 GRAND PRIZE of. 20,010...... 20,00
2 LARGE PRIZES of. 10,000 20,000
4 LARGE PRIZE8 of. 6,000. SftOO
20 PRIZES of. 1,000...... 20,000
50 " 600 25,000
100 300 80,000
200 ' -....-.... 200 40,000
600 " ... 100...... 50,000
1,000 " 60 MflQO
APPBOXM ATK FBXZBfl.
100 Approximate Prices or (300 820,000
100 " " 200............ 20,000-
100 " . " 100 .... 10,000
2,178 Prices, amounting to...........e68S,000
Application tor rates to clubs should be
made only to the offloe of trt company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, kIt-
IriR fnll address. POSTAL NOTES, KxpreM
money uruers. or now xorx itxenange in or
dinary letter. Currency by express (at oar
expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleana, La.,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN, Washington, D. 0.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Tiew Orleans, La.
KGftlCITlDGI Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are In oharce.of tho drawings.
Is a guarantee of absolute fairness and in teg.
rlty, that tho chanced are all equal, and that
noonocan possibly divine what uumbeis will
draw a Price.
KKKKMBEK that Four National Banks
guarantee tho payment of Prizes, ano-that all
tickets bear the signature ot the President
of an Institution, whose franchise ia recog
nlced In the highest Courts; therefore, beware
ol any Imitations or anonymous schemes.
SOMETHING NEW
Gr O 1 O-
G. S. HANCOCK,
No. 40 Market street, Mnysville, Ky., for good
and cheap
Groceries and Produce,
and everything usually kept in a first-class
retail grocery. Cash ortrade for produce.
MTHonest weight and square dealing.
MALTBY, BENTLEY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
(3Bd(BBS3
WINES, LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS AND TEAS
Fins Concord Wine for medicinal purpose.,
No. IB, Market Street,
T
, CVRX.XT,
Sanitary Plumber,
8AS 5 STrAM FITTER,
Curlay's newsyRtem of House Drainage and
eutllatlon. Bath rooms nttod np with hot
ind cold wator a spoolalty. Also a largf
npply of
(ron, Lead and Stone Pipe,
i lobe, Angle and Check Valves, water and
team. Gauges, Force and Lift Pnmps, Rub
er Hose, Chandeliers, Brackets and Globes,
'ersonal attention given to all work and saw
ifactlou guaranteed. T. J. OURLE7,
eoond street, above Market, opposite Omar
Vxison's, Mttvsvllle, Ky flSdly