Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 31 August 1889 — Page 3

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SPECIAL SALE

-OF—

I Bla pl^ets!

If you uprtf th.^-Ko^ls f..r the nulling winU*r mul mw «i |»rir»* yon will never War of Hutjuii

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ASSORTMENT EV Ell

III, A KTS. COLORED NOTES..

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Whit'* (, [»ri** now

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tial and will «-li I hem j*r «'»t It^o tllllll

t.- iMiiiSfhl i)» the fslapkfl

SHOWN

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J^AIl.HOAD TtMK TAHI.R.

l« 1 (hue 10 in!nHl«« slowrr th«n city time

VAN OA 1.1A l.INK.

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AKRtvR I'KtiH TBK Norrw-riW nth.»» |U1.

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Tmlns hr the wall* W in, *ml 1 Tmlnsf nrrlTt1 fwt# th» mitU) 15. lUHin. iMul in lf m,

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Tr*ln» l«vp tor the Northwest at M0 a 00 n»Tr*lns nrrivo frta Northwest »t ll^ft

K. A 1.. T. H. tV Worthtnftoa.

Train*

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w& 4:10 m.

Trait*# arrlr® *t a i» and «a.

Train* for the North at .VIS a tn: 1« 4S 1» t!" ta: a»4 1ft3#

a Tin hi* arrive fran (to Swtb at an :r*» tu ami iw

relatives. Mr. RoU'W JTeHenis went land, Oliio, this week.

1,1

winter

]n i»ri'

.S»*at '*t

f2.'*K winter

to I. now 9-J.W: Winter

pri«*i% Hf-arl'-t ISIunfcH S'«"• \S'c has voiiii- of tli* tinf-t lUanketx mal*. In While, -carlci, *jruy, hh»e Mixed In LIKIU. Medium a!..! lurk, Jsv litiyiiifj ttlnilkct*

10 1. jirifi? now U.S.". winter

now yoti

will *nv (ruin 1 to *1,00 a |.air. If yon iiM- not |.r. |«r.-.i to !»ik»* tlifia now th will U* -tor«-'l fr»** of liurs{f until N'ovciiiln-r 1. hy |*a (ii« it

VCARI'ENTEH'S BOSTON STOKE,

418 MArN STREET.

(A UP HIS A Nl FI'ltMTI'IIK.

Mrs. Henrietta Wilson and tlaughter, of linc/il, were in tin* city this wwk. Mr. A. t. Mcyaseek awl Million Daniel# fhas returned from Cincinnati, Ohio.

Thi*re will

1M*

There was a private picnic at Collet's Park yesterday. All who attended had a good time. ». ,|

We would like to know what has Income of our cadets which wi*re organized

last winter?_

winter llenr)* Harris has n-turned from Pjiris, I when- he has leen visiting his sick brother-in-law. lV*rs» Wilson, who has ln'cn visiting in the city and county, returned home to

Chit-ago to-day. Some of ur vouug ladies are expect

I ing to join tin-Clinton Concert Club to travel this winter. 1 Mrn. »bert Uw took first prem on !bn»ad atthe county fair. We hope this will aronw many of our ieople.

Mrs. IWrlle Jackson and Miss Hill are I *x|»eet«*d to return home from Chicago next week, where they have been visiting for several weeks.

The ntilnal tils are easy counted said [two of our young gents last Sunday when they walked from the camp meeting at b«t Creek, about ten miles. I The colored citizens met at the council chamlier hist night to make arrangements for the emancipation proclamation on the 'S.U\ of Septemler. Mr. Joseph Jackjson was made chairman of the meeting.

Mr: A. K. Mcyzeek, H«.*Tetary. A comI mittee of fourteen was a|»j)ointed as follows: Win. Glark, (ireen Day, J. A.

Doblis, Sam Brown, Nelson Ue ord, IVn Williams, Dr. Washington, of Ixist ('reek, Kd ire«*it. of I^wt Creek, Chas. H. Washington. Simon Daniels, I'. M. Anderson, lien liusseli, of Linton township, Henry Harris, of Kockville, and Hennett Stewart, of Brazil. It is exjs cted to l)e the grandest celebration ever held bv the colored people.

TIT FOR TAT.

DAHVILLC 8WIPESTHE HOME CLUB 9 TO 6 AT THAT PLACE YESTKROAV.

The home club was beaten at Danville yesterday in the fourth inning by safe hits and a misjudged fly by Kiteljorg. Nelson pitched for the Tern* liautes, acquitting himself creditably, but he was ixMirly supported in the Held. Conley knocked the ball for another home run, sending a

red-hot

NCIHOII, JI

O'Hrlcn, ('Mntllllnu, "h Donovitn, tilieljtinf. tf «»«t

Stock!

Th^-fW^ hIt*- Oonnvnti. Kellpy.' II.nne rtiti—•4.'«nleyi»

St(»l(!l) l»iSC-r?Ni'lwHt. Double jh»j-?f Nelwm to KIr#i luMi* on 4. ^ftmrk 2. siriick (Htt-~N«'l*ott 4. AI«ntfk S,

I'MKKIHI IIOJI-

Ootmvan. Pnnott 2.

Wlhl pitch---Mauok. Tiulf—I hour 60 I antes. I wpln'sr-SJiftlUt wid ShiiKUrue.

LAT* BEAOOM LSOHTS.

Tito curtain was not rung up on Beacon Lights at the opera house last night until almost nine e'tdock. The comj«inv having missed connect iirn did not arrive here until S:lo. Tliis had its effect upon the performance and placet! tlie company i^miewlmt at ilisiulvantage. £IWB play was well given, however. It lyfljj^ been liiH tt hen* Uifoi-e, so no comment needed U|M»n the play, iteelt. The cast was (j^khI. Mr. Qiiitui S work, as Col. Clay ('ulhoun, was Worthy of notice and Mr. SincJuir made the most of his part of firisle^. The hem and heroine ami the sonhn'tte made love and danced and sang in a very credltfthle manner, while Master Hamld brought down the house when he climbed upon the t*hle and saved his mama from the heavy villion.

SgUABBUi

OYK« STRtjnr

.Mrs. I^»y Walker is in the city visiting, Holt, the ice man, will build i'our addii... ,-,*u tional iee honses. The motive power at Clove-" the elevator will be used in handling the ice at the ice houses.

a picnic {wirty of twelve

of our young folks go to the country tomorrow. Harvey ISass, Joe Weatherspoon and C'tiOH. Malarj*, of Brazil, wen* in the city this w«i*k.

were cited

liner through the fence.

The umpires were Shugbrue.of Danville, and Suiith, of this place. The score was as follows:

TKRRK Al'TB.

SCi.m*l«k»r, -h f)r*t*y, cf mid rf Conley. If l.ou, ll»"

All. R. IB. 3.H. It. A.

total 1)A N Vti.l.K.

Kmit, *lh Kelly, lb Milts, KS Tally, If & Koinirly.'Jb. I'TewatlvC .. Miinck, Tlu))ni«ot», rf Ihml, ef

Totul

Innlngfl

Torn1 lUutt

8PRIMKUNO.

Quito an excih'Uient was caused on the f*uth side of Main between .Ninth and Canal streets yestcnlay morning by the street sprinkler giving prominence t» a jxister ls*aring these won Is: "Wanted -Sul8cription to jwy Win. P. Batllett for sprinkling the street in fmut of Main street."

This Is J. C. Wolfe's mmibr and that gentleman was? highly incensed bv the

tm JUKI ill)

.. ... The gen tlemen engaged in a spiriUnl warfare of words for a little while, whk'h came to

as a mm of business mtegnty. Tlte gen

.«IS, m: ••-lc«l.l» .-B.I bv Mr. Wolfe pminiaing to mte Mr. Imrtrett tor

CHAMOS row A No«-OtGAK*TT* 8»OHts

Mayor Hanahfetoo nxvipt of a communication from the inllitarvaanle* niv. at l\rtsmooth, Ohio, nximwting hint to*ap|sint a young man, sou ml in body

OV«*MAUT.to AW*O4W«OW«,

Thertowfoom^Ko.fias

action of Mr. BartleU in {Kwting tip what dtv. As Mr. Gootlman exhe deemed a n«rtt*t li.^n tm his character

Main

ociiipW by James Hunter, the jdurt man, is Uiug tfeorottghly r&paimL new cciltug, tile ftoor »nd & fuw front being $*nt in. Mr. Hunter will or UH* n^m as«oon mit is «9*»|rf»stcdL

Stiff to tNI oo*t Auditor, JiUm IV.

Luwi

TERRE HAUTE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31,1889.

Yandalia company will tunnel a wagon road under their tracks to reach it. Mr-

SUED BY A PASTOR.

THIRTY PROMINENT CITIZENS MADE DEFENDANTS IN A SENSATIONAL CASE.

GALESHI'RO, 111., August '»1.—[Social.] A decidetl sensation was created hen.' yesterday when

thirty

prominent citizens

appear before the

niteil

States court in Octoler as defendants in a suit instituted by the Kev. C. A. Nybladh, who was transient iastor of the First Lutheran Church here last fall, and was discharged because of reports alleging he was the father of a young woman's child. He escajied a trial on the charge because the cause was outlawed. He charges several of the defendants with false imprisonment and defamation of character, ami asks for twenty-live thousand dollars damages. Among the defendants are the Kev. 8. P. A. Lindahl, president of the Augustana Lutheran synod, the largest hotly in the country the Hon. G. W. Prince, a member of the state legislature the Hon. Nels Nelson, secretary of the Scandinavian mutual association, and other prominent people. Nvbladh claims that he is still an alien and resorts to the United States court because he fears that he cannot get justice here.

WOMAN'S LOYALTY.

A lady came here from Rosedale yesterday and instituted capias proceedings against a showman who had his tent at the fair grounds. She had recently loaned him $10 with which to pay board while at Rosedale and caused the warrant to

IK:

issued to recover the money, but

soon after the case was commenced the plaintiff met the defefmant-'s wife on the street and to save her husband she pawned her jewelry to pay the debt and stopped the suit.

DOUBLE HANGING AT LITTLE ROCK.

LITTJ.EROCK, August .'1.—[Special.]— Win. Walker, colored, and Jack Spaniard, a Choctaw Indian, were hanged at Ft. Smith to-day for murder. Spaniard killed Deputy United States Marshal Erwin in the Choctaw nation Speptember l.sth, 1.HH5, shooting him on the roadside. The execution of these murderers was set for August Wh, but President Harrison granted a respite until to-day.

LEWIS BRO.'S ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.

NKW YOHK, August :1.—[Special.]— Cornelius N. Bliss, assignee of Lewis Bro.'s & Co., announced the assets and liabilities of the firm as follows: Assets, $1,.'{Lit,079.28, of which S701),779.!5 is in bills receivable and $10,821.49 cash. Liabilities: (ieneral, $1,818,481.18. This will be swelled by probable additional absolute liabilities to $2,243,481.18.

LKASE OF THF, LUMBKR COMPANY.

The Terre Haute Lumber Company has filed a lease to the Wabash LumberCompany for the former's milliug property on North First and Wrater streets, at the rate of $200 ier month and granting to die latter the privilege to purchase said property within that time l'or $30,000.

U. 111. S,H. I'd

A. K.

(1— 9

Imnvlllo 0 Karntnl rrtni»—Trrrr I Inn to 4. Innvlll* 3. Two-hams hU«~4'Htulllloti, Kltoljorg. Uoal.

THE OURIES,

TltTpfWT^ui'oirJf

rSlQt'lB MKT TO THB SMARTEST GIRL. This stove is to be presented to the girl residing in Vigo county, 12 years old or under, who makes the greatest number of correct words of the letters contained in "Townley stove company, (009) Wabash avenue." Lists to be handed iu before 12 o'clock Monday September 2nd. This fine toy stove is on exhibition in the Art hall at the fairgrounds. Examine it and work for it. Value of little stove $S,

SEE THE DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS for FALL SEASON AT FECHHEIMER'S, S. FOURTH ST. 1R.

0. T. BALI,,

Limited to treatment of catarrh, throat, nervous diseases, tumors and sujierfiuous hair, 115 south Sixth street.

BED LOUNGES, just received.

BACK FROM THE EAST. r. I -ee Otwdman lias returned from the East, when* he made extensive purchases for the popular clothing house of Goodman A Hirnchler. Their constantly increasing trade has necessitated heavy purchases and the new stork, which is now arriving, is unquestionably the lies* and finest ever brought to

it thev

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

An«l mini!, to oft* of few vnmrnkts Broe.f oorawr froarleenili and Ma mm %at institution. Further jwrtlenlaw can snre to pk4# I obtained fmtn Uw» mftyor.

IVputy Auditor, John II Bell, luik yut mkm special bargains in 5 conn tint the stej* fmm bottom to the

*nil

dtMiie of the court

Imivl tliom

I I

to number I (MPWirctMCMT* AT THt tws.

litem

H. O. Thajfris bniKling an elevator at Maxtnkttckee, on the spur, and the

Fm&h WfPfftftbles and fruits at Brewer FOOT lease.

GILT-EDGE COFFEE in-foil Try it*

In one

IWMUUI

rtreei, drink. Trv

IN FAVOR OF A FREE FERRY. Ohe of upmost enterprising firms iu the city and one that can never le found complainingof hard times, is that of Stein & Hecklesberg, the pojpular shoe men. While their contemporaries are complaining they are employing a double force—one to handle the trade oi the seasou and the other to arrange their fall of 1 units and shoes, the style and jt of which has never lefore l^een in this market. Beside the staples in line they will carry this fall a thordv complete and inexhaustible line "the latest novelties in footwear, also show their belief in the rights people by favoring a free ferry

GREATEST LINE OF GUITARS in the citv.'

:The

^wr^ircnit1'conrt

have been called for the second Monday of the term and the grand jury on the third Monday. The special venire for the superior court has not beeu issued.

APPRRCIATK TERRE HAUTK MUSIC.

The military band has been awarded the contract to furnish the music for the state-fair, September 24tli, 25th, 20th and 27th, at Indianapolis.

TOY STOVE. _—_

yoi «3Ek

—A handsome line S1NKK BROS., 527 Ohio street.

have "car loads'

of new Tliom

who will need fall

or winter clothing should not neglect to call and examine the immense new stock. Measm. Gootlman & Hirschler have established a splendid trade and know how to please thei goods.

leir patnms in prkei and

tin-foil package*, tlelicious

it.

DELlCIOl'S con FECTION ARIES. The finest line of omfertiomurks are to lie foam! Ed.

UISTOKS^,

Foartb *nd Cherry. .,4

FIVE ASl. TKN CBXT STttRE.

an,i

Brewer Brna^ corner Fourteenth and

ANTED—.Six house girls. tf±2 south Ninth street

A I A N E an a for genernl house work. MRS. M. H. MA RTIX. 4.'!0 Ohio St.

FOR SALE.

11,K)R

SALE—House of four rooms and two vacant lots on chestnut, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Will he sold at iv bargain W. M. SLAUlMITLR, 3211 Ohio street.

1M)R

SALE—On moiithly payments, four-rooin house in gcwxl reimir, on East (.'rawforu street. Applv to W. M. SLAl (iHTER, :J29 Ohio street.

I1^ORat

SALE—Old papers at 25c per hundred suitable for houseeleauing purposes. Inquire Daily News office.

I .lOR SA LE—House of seven rooms, very large JC ht. situated on the* corner of Third and Farrinjiton streets. \Vill be sold at a bargain. Applv to M, SLAUGHTER, :l*i Ohio street.

Ti^OR SALE—HOMES—We have some choice .T lots on which we will build houses and sell on monthly payments: little more than rent.

ULD, 462 North Fourth street.

opera music store. 320

Main street, distances all competitors in guitars. Thev have the following diHermit makes: Martin, Washburn, Bruno, Beua ry, and Sou tag, besides a full line of cheaper grades.

OLD DOMINION COFFEE.

"MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BREAST." No one but is influenced by sweet music. The Opera Music Store, 320 Maiu street, is tilled with musical instruments. Accordeons, harmon icons, mandolins, banjos, zithers, violins and all kinds of sheet music. And the prices? Why, they will astonish you they are so reasonable.

A discount given on all fall and winter suits or overcoats ordered before September otli. A.C.FORD.

WANTED.

\1 ANTED—500 people to get their old clothes YY tlveil, cleaned or repaired at J. F. Krrai.seh's,"No. ftTifi Main street. Dyeing of ladies' dress goods specialty.

RIDDLE, HAMILTON & CO.

VJOR SALE—Vacant lots on Sixteenth, beSj twocii Svrainoro and Liberty Avenue, $10.t*0 per foot. W. M. SLAl GHTER, :12ft Ohio street

l.iuR SALE—One tlve-room and one seven17 room house on North Eighth street, near Third Avenue. Sold at a bargain.

11JOR

W. M. SLAUGHTER, Ohio street

TSOR SALE—Houses and lots aiul vacant propI crtv in all parts of the city. Now Is the time toiiiv. RIDDLE, HAMTLTON CO.

SALE—High vacant ground on .Fifth Avc'nue, between Tweutv-Hrst and Twentysecoud streets. Will be sold at &i per foot. Applv to' W. M. SLAUGHTER.

JWli Ohio street.

FOR RENT.

l?OK RENT—House of seven rooms in good JP repair cellar, well and cistern $1.» tier ,5onth on corner of Twelfth and Mulberry key 'next door. Inquire at NKWS office.

I1JOR

RENT—Tvo of those elegant brick dwellings, No. If)2 North Fourth and No. 510 Walnut street. Finely ]tapered and grained throughbut front and biick stairways water, gas, and all modern conveniences. Enquire of

A. R.

MONEY TO LOAN.

MO LOAN—To loan $2,400 on first mortgage A security. Apply at NKWS office. 1

ONKY TO LOAN—Anv sum easy terms. RIDDLE. HAMILTON & (lo.

8AVINRS ASSOCIATION.

SAVINGSHome

ASSOCIATION—Join the Terre

Haute and Savings association. We fan furnish money at once. You can join this issociution at any time. No back dues to pay. Ttpplv to J. T. SCOVKLL, corner Third and Ohio street.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.

milE STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COUNTY1 In the Vigo Circuit Court. Martha Beal vs. Elleott G, Heal, in divorce, No. 15.44S.

Be It known that on the 15th day of July, 1.SS9, Mid lfaintlff flhtl an affidavit In due form, showing that said Elleott O. Beal, la a nonresident of the state of Indiana.

Said non-resident defendant ishereby notified of the pendency of said action against him rfttd that the same will stand for trial October 7th, ISS9, the same being at the September term of Raid court, in the year 18JW.

HARNESS, ETC.

$ J. I. FARLEY,

fv Manufactnrer of

^.ddles and Harness!

lers In Collars. Whips. Hames. Chains, Mr, Fine Harness a Sjtecialty.

MIIB St., North Sidel Terre Haute, hi

HOtrsE PAINTER.

M. A. BAUMAN,

& ii ve ird. •In'

House paipter,

it^$ER'GUZER'PAPER HANGER,ETC. kngfa^iot'sUi 6th St, Terre Hant«, Ind.

ROOFERS. ETC.

'pr^MANION BROS.,

ManniwrttiWHr* of

|ti

cents goods. C«ll at .12* Main I

Main. |w?ll Isait patent Hour at *\00 per NORTH FOURTH «T.. TKRRK HA I TK. iMfwl. All fcatds at rock bott^eM ^«Nr-All mils will rtceiT* prompt attrBttoo prices.

Omental Galvanized Iron Cornices.^

xa§j

Tlx AND SLATE ROOFERS.

"Wim

corner of I

tels. Gratea, Stot«w, Rso«e«

and

JOHN WARREN, Clerk.

R. II. CATUN, attorney for plain tiff.

CALL

A. E. KMC"

Hot Air Furnace*. *"KW

815 MAIN STREET.

ASI)

BUCK. J»WW a.

BLACK & NISBET,

Undertakers and EnnbalmerS,

day and night.

Coates* College for

HEALTH OFFICE.

m&im

SHEET IRON ROOFING, CHEAP READY ROOFING,

TERRE HAUTB, INDIANA.

A PREPARATORY St^HOOL and SEMIS ART,

4 A N E I S

SlBiTxARY OF M181C AKD VOICE CULTURE.

A N^CA I^S?tornFlNE*A

TOWNLEY STOVE COMPANY.

Tin Roofing and Guttering,

PATRIC AND ECONOMY FURNACES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

TOWNLEY STOVE COMPANY 609 Wabash Avenue.

MACHINE WORKS.

PHCENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS.

Ninth street, near Union Depot.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Engines, Boilers, Mill and Mining Machinery.

Architectural iron work a specialty. Dealers in belling, bolting cloth, pipe, brass goods and all kinds of mill and machinery supplies. Fngine and boiler repairing promptly attended to.

PLANING MILL.

J. H. WILLIAMS, President. J. M. CLIFT, Secretary and Treasurer.

CLl'FT & WILLIAMS COMPAN Y,

Established 1861. Incorporated 18S8. Manufacturers of

Sjash, Doors, Blinds,^te.,.

A N E A E S IN

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Paints, Oils and Buildem* Hardwarer" Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets, Terre Haute, Ind.

ROOFING AND GUTTERING.

FENNER & LITTLE

WANT EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT THEY DO ONLY

First-Class Roofing and Guttering,

=1200 MAIN STREET.

TEIlltE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

PREPARE TO ENTER THE

Terre Haute Commercial College,

Commencing when the new term opens, the first, week in September. The most reliable business college in the west.

1'LUMBELL AND GAS FITTER.

M. F. IIEGARTY,

-I*RA(TT1CAL

PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,

GROCERIES, ETC.

-CALL ON-

JEFF D. MORRIS, THE RELIABLE GROCER,

At 30 South Fifth Street,

For ail the latest groceries in the market. Highest cash price paid for produce.

CIOA.RSANDTOBA.COO.

WINES, LIQUOR# AND CIGARS.

SANDISON & BURNS,

BEST GRADE OF LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS. Any one dwiriug Iu purrhase BAH FIXTURRS can procure them at a l»argain.

BLANK BOOK MAKERS AND MINDERS.

1 4 %r W I A N O O A E S a IN E S ilrjCjU OL ff ItjEilj »araai MAIN HTKKET, 9Ter Central Book Store.**«

TILE HEARTHS and FACES, MANTELS and GRATES,

719 WABASH AVENUE.

Best Brands of Hose on Hand.

KIHCATIONAL. LOAN 4k BUILDING A»«OCIATION.

RTS, iDrawfof.

ter-colosK. oil, fortrtatar*.)

wa-

Opens Wedoesday, Sept f!, 1889. PorlnfonstioBMl)in or addrem ti»- W»l* arat. John Mamoa Duncan, or Sydney B. Dafb, etsrcterjr board of trwtec*.

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JAMKH WWKLV

(ASAFE INVESTMENT.

The Indians Strings, Low Sc. Baildiiqr A**oelation i«*ue* p«Sl up *u*k in mm* of fmm to tl.OOO. aeettitd by flr*t mortigmfe on I Terre Btuto real eatate, netting the investor* 6 pereent, per year, which intent*! will be paid to the Mdffl of stock anal-tORiullf in raab.

Thi* in the «afcst inr«*tixitat that cmn be nad«. Ko mortgagm io look after or to forecloae to get four x&oftey o«t, and your inrcatnent can run from one to tea ream#

B. HAVEK8 McK«#n'« Block. Upntaln.