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J. P. WILLIAMS & SON,
SOUTH MAIN STREET, SHENANDOAH, PA,
jo MAX LEVIT,
UP-TO-DATE HATTER and GENT'S FURNISHER,
15 E. CENTRE STREET.
Carpets,
Oil Glptlis,
and . . .
Linoleums.
, I J p3CDSfCr'C Nortlv Wain St.,
- v-l- rX!V C Shenandoah, Pa.
Ae still have the 4i3c window
snaaes. best value ever
offered-
COLUMBIA : BREWING : COMPANY
BREWERS OR
Lager Beer, Porter and Ale.
All the product of this brewery are made of
pure malt and hops of which we buy the best
and endeavor always to
MAKE THE BEST
that can possibly be produced.
Reduction in Wall
From 23 cents to 20 cents;
accordingly. This ttock
enn enlarge my btore. These bargains will hold good for n short time
only. Come at once and take advantage of the reduction.
TU-rr O PAINTEK, PAPEU HANOI;.. AND
Thomas li. Snyder, d, in , j-.u.
23 S. Jardln St.,
GOOD BREAD;
...CAN ONLY BE
'Owning my own mill, remodeled and fitted up with the latest
improved machinery, and using the best qualities of spring
and winter wheat, 1 can guarantee OUI OWN BRANDS
to give full satisfaction in every case. Our Popular Brands
are DAISY, AlOSS ROSE,
nllMrC DlCC nre now
l,IM,wl- our Pastry Hour, our strictly pure kettle
rendered lard and our best mince meat. Remember we sell only one
grade of mince meat and that is THE UEST.
For Health use our "Old Time"
wry our OLD TIME RYE FLOUR
OUR CHOP is straight (roods. We use no corn cobs
or oat hulls in our
NEW ew Evaporated California Prunes, Peaches and Apri
FRUITS. cots. New Raisins," Currants, Citron and Lemon Peal.
New Mackerel This Season's Catch White and Fat
Large and Small.
Fancy Creamery Butterand Fiill Cream Cheese
For a strictly Pure Soap that will not hurt the hands and therefore
cannot injure the clothes use
...Keiter's Old Time Family Soap
In three pound bars.
' WE SELL GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP 10 pieces for 25c.
We receive this week another lot of new Floor Oil Cloth. New
Patterns and Low Prices.
RAQ CARPETS Our stock is large and prices low.
G. W. KEITER,
SHENANDOAH, - PENNA.
A
LARGE
NEW
STOCK
PARLOR : SUITS
Just Received.
Fvom $25 Upwards.
FOR GOLD OR SILVER
Vc will sell (to-morrow) Sat
urday, October 31st,
34 DOZEN STIFF AND FEDORA HATS
at $1.25.
This is a bargain never heard of-
before.
...Do Not Fail to Come.
NEW
Window Shades,
Tapestry
Draperies,
and Covers.
Paper.
from 10 cents to 8 cents. All other grades
must bo disposed of nt once, in order that I
Shenandoah, Pa.
MADE FROM GOOD FLOUR
OUR LILY, LEXINGTON
in season. For good mince pies use
Whole Wheat Graham Flour.
and Granulated Corn Meal.
feed.
IDE HST01 TRAGEDY.
Gathering- Evidence Against the Husband
of the Victim.
PROBABLE INSURANCE SWINDLE l!
Detective deyer, of Philadelphia, who j
Worked the Case Acalnst Holmes, De
clares There Is a Strong Case
Against the Accused Man.
Noumstown. Pa., Oct. 31. Tho ctcrnnl
feminine is not lucking In tho Kntser enso.
Mysterious inontlon is hoard of n strnngo
woman, with tho Inovltublo black oyos,
who was nt Kalsor' s store last Monday,
when sho was hoard to oxpross an Inten
tion of lowing town. Again, on Wodnos
:lay night, sho appeared, nnd was observed
In tho town whllo tho thrilling talo of tho
hlghwnymon was on ovory lip. This tlmo
sho was accompanied by n man wearing
fashlonablo clothes, ovon to kid gloves,
and In noed of a harbor's services.
Intorost In this story, pregnant ns It Is
with suggestions of mystory, waxed
strongor yostordny when tho dark man
with tho hlrsuth faco enmo Into sight once
nioro. At tho tlmo Kaiser was closotod in
tho lmrgoss' ofllco with Dotcctlvo Geyer,
of Philadelphia. During n pause In the
searching Inquisition tho neensod husband
glanced out tho window. As ho did so
tho dark man passed, perhaps casually.
Instantly u tromor seized tho prisoner, and
ho cntroatod tho dotootlvo to screen him
from tho oyos of tho man outside. "Ho Is
my worst onomy," ho doclared.
Tho dotcctlvo replied that tho man re
ferred to hadongaged n lawyer for Kaiser,
Indicating 11 friendly feeling for him, but
Kaiser reltemtod, with feeling, that ho
did not want to see him.
Thoso Incidents strengthen tho bcllof of
tho authorities that an insurance swindle,
with Mrs. Kalsor's llfo as tho forfeit, had
been contemplated, nnd that tho slrango
man and woman wero conspirators with
Kaiser. It has boon loarnod that llvo
pollclos had been Issuod to Kalsor nnd his
wife. Two of thoso wero for ?5,000 each,
0110 on each life, tho sum total of either to
go to tho survivor in enso of thodonthjof
one. Thon thoro was a joint policy of
$5,000, with a liko agreement, and two
other sopnrato pollclos for ifM each. All
those, It Is said, wero takon out last sum
mer, and fsl Is the nggrogato amount of
premiums thus far paid In. On two of
thorn $51 would have become duo noxt
month. As It Is known that Kaiser Is not
In a good financial condition, tho detoe
tlvos boliovo that ho meant to close out
the transaction by putting his wifo out of
tho way.
Anotlfer strnngo fact has come to light.
Two months ago tho couple made a joint
will, under an arrangeniont similar to
that In tho pollclos, hut thoro wasnclauso
Inserted at Kaiser's suggestion, It Is said,
to tho effect that their bodies should bo
cremated. Tho police Intimate that Kaiser
had Intended to profit by this arrango
ment by tho uso of poison, but that his
pecuniary embarrassment coming upon
hlnijho nsod tho medium of lend and con
cocted tho highwaymen story.
Yesterday's Incidonts, apart from tho
eplsodo of tho dark man, wero a partial
hearing of tho caso by tho coroner and an
autopsy on tho woman's body. As a re
sult of the hearing Kalsor was committed
to prison without bail, ponding a furthor
Investigation. The chlof of polico was tho
only witness, nnd his testimony was con
fined largoly to tho finding of tho watch,
pockotbook and pistol on Thursday.
Tho autopsy was to do.tormlno In partic
ular a vital point whothor tho shot which
sent tho bullot crashing through tho young
woman's brain was fired on n levol with
head or from a point below her. This is
to dotermlno tho strength of tho theory
t(.'at Kaiser fired it whllo sitting hosldo
ISs wlfo In tho carriage, or whothor It was
fired by ono of tho vnpory footpads, stand
ing on tho ground. So W s could ho
learned, tho evidence adduced leauod to
the former supposition.
Detective Geyer, ho of Holmes fame, Is
using some of tho methods which brought
such success in that celebrated caso. From
tho notorious multl-murdoror Goyor ac
cumulated a weird collodion of state
ments, Including n variety of confessions,
nnd In each of thoso hofouud a little truth
which pieced out a damaging narrative to
to tho arch confessor. Yesterday tho do
tootlvo socurcd a signed gtatemont from
Kaiser, but he will not Indicate tho na
ture of Its contonts, although ho said thoro
Is a strong caso against tho accused man,
according to his belief.
Watson's Advice to 1'npullsts.
Atlanta, Oct. 111. Thomas K. Watson
spoko at Sandersvillo yesterday In behalf
of Wost, tho Populist candldato for con
gross In tho Tenth district. In tho course
of his remarks he expressed a slncoro
doslro that Uryan 1 elected at all hazards.
Inspecting himself ho said umong othor
things : "I am out of tho raeo In Goorgla.
Thoro aro two tlckots you can voto noxt
Tuesday, Uryan nnd Sewnll or McKlnley
and Ilobart, and If you can't stand either
stay nt home." Ho paid his respects to
tho fusions that have Iieen effected In
various state, especially Kansas, nnd to
his treatment In North Carolina.
Arrestixl on a Murder Chargo.
NoitlltSTOWN, Pa,, Oct 31. Ittclmrd
Doran wan iirrogtodthlMiifterniHm charged
with tho murder of Jano Dolls, a woman
of questionable character. Tho woman
was choked to death on the HIdgo road,
three miles below hero, on tho night of
Sopt. 20 last. Doriinn was glvon a partial
hearing and was committed to jail for a
further hearing nact week.
We sell tho GIols) brand shirt. At the
TJivro-iiATi: hat storo, 15 liist Centre street.
1'iiliilliig u Cliuri-h.
Thomas H, Snyder, the South Jardln street
painter, to-day started a corps of his men nt
work to paint tho exterior ef the new United
Evangelical church 011 North Jardln street.
Ilreiinan's New llcstaurutit.
Sour krout, pork and liakod potatoes will
he served as free lunch on Monday morning.
INSULTED THE VETERANS.
I'alincr nnd lluclmor Itrutnlty 1tpclved
at Two Missouri Town.
Paris, Mo., Oct. 81. Gonornls Palmer 1
nnd Duekner nrrlvod hero yesterday 011
their trip through Missouri, nnd wero met
at tho dopot by ouO people It proved an
unwelcome greeting thoy received, and the
party was compoltod to pull out without
accomplishing anything. A crowd of young
men camo up with n Hrynti banner and
pushed It under tho nosos of tho generals.
Several efforts to speak wero interrupted
by cries of derision, many In the crowd
yelling: "Look at tho McKlnley aid so
ciety." Stung nt this last fling, General
Uucknor pointed at tho banner and said:
"It 1110 toll you who nnd what consti
tuted tho MoKlnloy aid society. In lboi,
on n sound money platform, wo olected
Grover Clovolaud, but tho last eloctionsln
Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky nnd Ohio
wero disastrous because you shoutors,
with your horoslos, drovo tho party Into
failure and contempt." Tho train had to
pull out to get away from tho baunor enr
riors. At Fayotto Gonorals Palmer and IJuck
ner received ovon worso treatmont than at
Pris, and for n tlmo vloloneo was threat
ened the candidates. No sooner hnd tho
two gonorals omorged upon tho car plat
form than a Uryan baunor, lienrlngtho
Inscription "Fnyetto Domocrntio Club,"
was thrust Into Genornl Palmor's faro by
It bonrer. A citizen nnmod Williams tried
to urgo peace.nnd the gold mon rnlllod nnd
rnshed the Uryan banner back. A man
tried to punch Goneral Uuoknor with a
ilagpolo, and Williams solzed it and tho
crowd rushed 11 pun him and began lieat'
lng him.
Tho rlotors then tried to get nt the gen
erals nnd strike them with their banners.
Soorosof men fought bitterly around tho
car end. Women wero pushed nbout and
knooked down, and many blows wore ex
changed. An old farmor cllmbod on to
the rear ond of thocar and shouted: "You
are carrying Missouri for McKinloy." Ho
was pullod down by the crowd. After flvo
minutes of fighting, sorenmlng and toot
lug horns the train pulled out without the
candidates even attempting to inako a
speech. Most of tho rioters wore young
men, and bolongod to tho well to do olo
incut. Along tho rest of tho lino tho party was
received with courtesy, and tho romnlnder
oi tne trip to Kansas City was without In
cident
A ronakpn'a Husband's Hulrlde, '
Wiiliambpokt, Pa., Oct. 31. Joseph
Myers, of St. Mnry's, committed sulcldo
near tho stato lino bocauso his young wlfo
refused to live with him. During last
summer Myers olopod with Sylvia Starrs,
nged 10. Tho girl's parents forgave her
and took her homo, but refused to recog
nize tho husband. Myers loft St. Mary's
and secured employment on a farm nonr
Ohian N Y., and trlod to forget his young
v' o 'fontly he returned and threatened
to '111 i)er and himself. After a brief In
tel vie with Mrs. Myers at tho gate of
her parents' home tho heartbroken lius
Imiul hot himself through tho head, fall
ing (load as his wlfo was about to outer
the house.
At llreen's Itlulto Cafe.
Hot Tamales ! Hot Timialcs!! Free to
everybody to night.
Grand Army bean soup on Monday iiioriiing.
Meals served at nil hours.
Youthful 'l!ilccs.
For many days past tho lemon ciues In
ironiol Keitor s grocery, have been robbed
of their contents by youthful robbers. I-ist
ovcninir a hov n.imtMl fim uiw min'lit fllltiur
l-is pockets by ono of tlio clerks. lie was
i.iKon 11110 rno sioro anil put miner an
examination, in which ho stated that another
boy named Maury was also implicated in It.
After a sevtio reprimand tho buy was
released.
Wo have entirely new novelties in neck
wear, and want you to give us a call. At
MAX LKVIT'S, 13 Kast Centra street.
"V" l'rogram.
The following program will bo rendered at
the meeting of tho "Y" this evening: Sing
ing; scripture reading, Miss C. West; tinging;
reading of convention notes, Miss Clluo ;
solo, Miss Price ; comic reading, C. liashore:
recitation, H, Gable j solo, Miss Hcebner;
discussion "Resolved, that clean streets are
more beneficial than lighted streets;" J.
Dank, allirmativo ; L. A. Hopkins, negative;
critic. Miss Yost.
At KeprliliiHkl'K Arcade Cafe.
Oyster soup will bo served as free lunch on
Monday morning.
Approaching Wedding,
Invitations will bo isiued shortly announc
ing tlio marriage of Miss Clara J., daughter
of .Mr. and .Mrs. JHchard D.ibb, Uj Samuel II.
liule, of town. Tho wedding will tako place
on Wednesday, Nov. 11th., at the home ef
the bride s parents, on west Centre street.
lluy your fashionable hats from a fashion
able hatter, and that is MAX I.BVIT'S.
Charged by Ills AVItr.
Anthony Dushock was put under 111
to-day by Justice I.awlor for trial at court on
a charge of assault nud liutteiy preferred by
the accused's wife.
Our colored boaom shirts cannot lie lieateu
In Wste, style and prices. At MAX I,i:VIT'S
rire at TtiiiiHqua,
T.IMAU.IM, Oct 31. A Are took place at
lii.au this morning In a house occupied by the
family of John DuttV and owned by uui
Kbepp. The rear Irt of the house whs
destroyed.
nstipation
Causes fully halt tho sickness In tho world. It
retains the digested food too long In the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, hull-
Hood's
gestlon, bad taste, coated MMh H B
tongue, sick headache, hi- EjP I I j
somnla, etc. Hood's Villa III
cureconstlpatlonandalllts B
results, easily and thoroughly. 2fic. All druggists.
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The ouly I'llls to take with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
llirimrr nrrnmr n mnm
Was Antonlna Brought to This Country
to be Married?
THE QUESTION CAUSES A SUIT I
A Judgment Note Disputed on a CUlm of
Foigery and Alleged Breaking of a
Nuptial Contraot Made by Proxy.
Development In the Case.
A novel caso with a young woman bearing
the euphonious n.uno of Antonlna as the in-
noicnt cause of the lltlcatlon. uas the sub
ject of Inquiry at tho olllco of M. M. Iliirkc.
l.sq., tills morning. The object of the ses
sion was to tako testimony for submission to
court on a motion to open judgment and al
low the defendant to put in a defense.
1 lie case is ono in which Joseph Wlsnckls
Is plalntlir and Jiweph Kursiwlci! defendant.
A judgment note for $50 was entored by
Wisockis and Kursiwicz wants it set aside on
the grounds, first, that the signature to the
unto is a forgery; and, second, that the
money alleged to have lieen loaned was a
gift funning part of a nuptial contract. 1'..
W. Shoemaker, I., aiqioarod for the plain
till' mid M. M. llurkc, 1., fur the defen
dant. The defense Is most unique. Kursiwicz,
the defendant, sayslio never signed the note
tli.it has been recorded against him and never
borrowed any money from Wisockis, the
plaintiff. On (be contrary bo alleges that
Wlsnckls camo to hoard at his house and,
learning that tho defendant's wife had a
sister in Poland, expressed a desire to bring
her to this country so that be might' marry
hoi. It was in pursuance of this desire, it Is
alleged, that Wisockis gave Mrs. Kursiwicz
ISO and told her to send to the old country
for her sister. In due time the young woman
arrived. She is alniiit 30 years of age.
Nothing bus been developed by tho testi
mony bearing upon bur personal attrac
tions. Wlsnckls continued to llvo at
the Kursiwicz bouse for flvo mouths
alter the young woman's arrival and
It is said that during that tlmo it was
only a question of fixing the date for tlio
marriage. Hut he suddenly changed his
mind, left tho Kursiwicz house and inado bis
demand for the fifty dollars. The next hoard
from him, the defendant alleges, was through
tho SberllV, who called to collect tho judg
ment, and tho fair Antouin i was loft without
consolation, or hope.
On bis examination this morning Wisockis
declared tiiat tho JBO was a cash hmn to Mrs.
Kursiwicz to bring Antonlna to this country.
He did not want to marry the latter because
he did not think his time to get married had
arrived. He gave his present age as 2:1
years.
GENUINE SNAPPER S0tP.
The Hot I'lee l.llllcll Serirri ill Tonil Tc.
night at the Kcnthlel; House,
Kvorybody come and try it. Plenty for all.
Luillcs' diuing parlors attai lied.
Hot lunch on Monday morning,
I :n I i la 1 tilt Last llrcnlln;.
An entertainment was held in the Motho
dist r.pUropal church at Win. IN no last even
ing under the auspices of the Junior Kp
worth League. The following (program was
rendered : Song of welcome, League; reci
tation, Henry Kngleman; solo, Mary Chal
mers; dialogue, llenjainiii Duiilap and Flora
Wittman; calisthenics, girls; duett. Misses
llowen; recitation, Aihlio Uirklcbncb; wilo,
Maggie Davis; review, class; recitation, Ktbel
Jones; trio, Misses llowen and Williams; flag
drill, boys; address, Ilev. Dyson; cantata,
"Angels of the Sunday School." by tlio
superintendent and flvo teachers, Charles U.
Unrris, appearing as the guard ; Mary I
Seltzer, "Order"; Margaret A. Millard, "Liter
ature" : Katio II. Chambers, ".Music" ; Maria
D.ivics, "Love" ; Lizzio Wittman, "The
Word of God." Tlio entertainment closed
with a beautiful tableau and was a flattering
success.
Till) "Hookies" Hull.
The aunual ball of the Iiescue Hook and
Ladder Company No. 1, in liobbins' opera
house last night, was very successful. Tlio
hall was artistically decorated fur tho occa
sion, and the attciidanco was very largo from
the tlmo of the opening maicli to the final
dance. Tho nuislo was furnished by Ilcilly's
orchestra. The "Hookies" can congratulate
themselves upon tho success uf the bull, butb
financially and socially, This was tho final
wind-up of their fair. Thoso parties hold
ing chances lor articles will meet in tlio
engine house of the company on Saturday
evening next, at H o'clock, when tho names
of tho successful ones will be announcod.
Anglo Lumps, the best lamps in the world,
for sale at Ilrumui's.
seltes nf SeriniiiiM,
tiitho M. D. church to-morrow evening
Ilev. Alfred Heobncr, jiastor, will preach on
the parable of tho Prodigal Son "The Iteso
lutiou." On N'ovenilier Mb, "Tho Iteturn;"
November 13th, "The Elder Ilrutlicr." The
church gratefully acknowledges the kind
ness of the II KHALI) in announcing the iu
toiesthig meetings to its many readers.
It's Winning New friends Dally.
What? Ilin-Tlna for coughs ami colds. At
Gruhlor llros., drug lire.
Itynu Was Vanquished.
William Looser, of Miueisville, and ex
District Attorney Kyon, of l'ottsville, met at
Girurdvillo hut night in a debate on the
money question ami Mr. Looser, who upheld
the bound money end of the argument, com
pletely routed his opponent. This was agieed
to by even tho Democrats in attendance.
.Mr. Looser is to meet William Wilhelin,
lq , of l'ottsville, In debate at Frackville on
Monday night.
to cum: a cni.ii in iim; day
Tuko Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure,
23 cents.
To Miiimoklii.
Our local gridiron champions and about 100
udinircrs lelt this afternoon for Shamokiii to
witness tho game with the latter team.
Illack and yellow, tho colors of the club, was
worn extensively. Wo hope they will return
with the culors flying as high In a similar
manner.
SPECIALS TOR j
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY.
I.nr tf"lnnlcil water jmiln. .tr
i-riiU. jierfnl ftrkt, 1 1 wnN
(JfMii l.fiiitirtm, special price
13V Slllirc I'nii
Pint Tin Cups t r..i
uinm Pepper ami Hilts '.if...
Don't forgot our openinR on
SATURDAY.
Stoio (nil of rnney (iootl. ( i.utti
Miiln ntr i-t.
GIRVIN'S,
s
4 & 8 S. MAIN ST.
LAST NIGHT'S RALLY.
Itjlikaw ic's Hall, Crowded by Polish ami
t.ilbtialiinn Voters.
The Polish and Lithuanian Itopuhh, i
town, nud many of their country un i
Democratic party, held an ontlm-i i-n . 1
ing in liynkHwicz'shall at the coin.M .1 M m
and Oak streets last night and cbi 11..!
cello of the "pcakers who made aiblic , ni
behalf of McKinloy and Hobert unl
ontiro ticket. Conversation with n.u 0'
tho pooplo subsequently showed tl ,
meeting was very fruitful in its n siili-
Tho Lithuanian baud paradid Hm j.
many of tho streets to attract attinti. 1..
the meeting and, notwithstanding n.t 1 ii
it was only glvon yesterday, t lie lull .is
crowded. There was a good utli mUn !'
Lngllsh speaking people other than tin l'.,U-.
and Lithuanians, among them scvcml 1 i..m
incut business men. The ollbiis ,
meeting wero:T. T. Williams, . h., ,11,
-Matt. 1'. lllssls and Moses Owens, v 1 1 1 .
Mr. Williaius made an introductory ,i.i.i,ss
which was heartily upplaudcd. Ilmi,. 1:
Denglcralso made an effective achln- and
Komaii Dauksha, of Sliainokin, and U.in,l.,ln
JIniCMck, of New York, wero equally -111 -eeisfttl.
I.IVIJ AM) DUr.ssIJI) CIIICKI.N,
At 10 cents kt pound. At WII I I M
HIALIX'KIS' lima meat market, 10.1 , ith
Malustreet. jo-.iu :
The Ilui-glars Arrcstcil. 1.
'i'hursdayVJlKUAU) contained an iiM.mnt
of robbers entering the house ul. Mmin
McLaiiglilin, at Connors' patch. V m iduy
Thomas McAvoy, of the ahoe pl.r .nil
Andrew riutter, of the Finger Dv
arrested upon suspicion as In'iug the i.,1 1 , 1,
None of the stolen articles have b-in ,
cured.
jpst itr.ci;ivi:.
Thrco now styles of hats hue hi in elded
to our unusually large -tuck at prii 1 s hn h
will surprite bat buyers. At MAX I.I I I s.
Itawigcs or lllpliilioiiu.
H. H. ISaker, of .Malianoy I'lanc. lost two
children through diphtheria this vuk, one
nged lyoirs ami the other eleven Three
additional children of the family are tictuna
of the disease.
IteiniMal,
I'liilin itierniaii lias n'tnuvcil 1,1
his slim maki
shop to !17 N. Market street. Hear uf yl-
r uf Vj
kiiison s dry goods stoic. lu-;
A PLAIN TALK
-With oil 1111 tho subject of-
WALL: PAPER.
Many beautiful designs and color
ing, must be Closed Out at once
to make room for other goods.
You will be surprised at the
low prices asked for the quality
offered.
WINDOW SHADES
In every style and price. This
is one of our important lines.
We carry the largest selection
in all qualities, sizes, colors
and styles. Consequently we
are able to compete with any
store regardless of size. Wo
have about one .dozen of those
special 8 inch lace trimmed
and first quality Oil Cloth slmilis
mounted on spring rulVr-,
to hang at 60c,
See our line before you m. : c
yom purchases.
F. J. Portz 8c Son,
SHENANDOAH, l'A,
A CHOICE ARTICLE
-OUR-
BEEF WINE
AND
IRON
At 50c Per Bottle.
ONLY AT
KIRLIN'S
DRUG STORE,
6 South Main Street.