Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 3

THE SEMI WEEKLY LANDMARK RIDAY EBRUARY 2 1900 mi in hi ii 1 1 THE LANDMARK PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND RIDAYS ebruary 2 1900 RIDAY LOCAL DEPARTMENT THOSE US POSTON are here Salisbury higher and MARKETS of I Well Seasoned (NEW COOPER BLOCH KEEP TOUR HORSE are I LANIGAN HARNESS CO $100 riendship Hearts and SILVER lbs Yours truly Come and sea us Wilhelm Mills RICKERT Cooper Gill or yesterday a business the Jeweler Ollel you make your pock prices will about it uot stay Mr position at filled his ap Sunday The like the new ebruary that the In fact BY USING ONE THE LANI GAN HARNESS oral lines Come let us tell you them 7 7S 6Xto7 1 00 3 50 800 6 00 9 00 1000 Trash Lugs common Lugs good Smokers common Smokers good Gutters common Gutters good Gutters flue Leatcommon Lent good Wrappers common Wrappers good wrappers tine Wrappersextra GOLD AND I base some genuine bargains to offer in sov io and about i i have not re but they Any purchase now is money in et as present seem low 30 days from now The town has been billed for Ojartta and Hatfield a dramatie mpany It will appear at college hall next Monday evening And are now located in the Coop er block with a brand new stock WE HAVE THEM IN ALL SIZES AND KINDS urniture i 2 00 to 3 60 to 3 00 to 5 00 to 5 00 to 10 00 to 16 00 18 00 to 26 00 3 00 to 6 00 6 00 to 9 00 8 00 to 1200 12 00 to 18 00 18 00 to 30 00 26 00 to 40 00 URNITURE AND CARPETS An Old Soldier Mias Greer and Sir Hester Wilkes Happening Correspondence ot The Landmark Some of our merchants are display ing a large variety of gardeh seeds This would remind of us that spring is approaching but such weather as we are now having neither looks like seed time nor harvest Mrs Hartzog has presented the Methodist chutch with a new or gan Mrs Hartzog is a generous kind hearted lady and the church fully appreciates her kindness Miss Laura Sloan of Taylorsyille has accepted a position as music teacher in the school here and takes charge of her class this week She is an accomplished musician and will be a valuable acquisition to the school room Tile first quarterly conference of the Wilkesboro circuit was held here on the 27th and 2Sih Presiding Eider Renn was present and preach ed two able sermons Dospitethe cold weather there was a good at tendance of official members and the work of the conference was very har monious Miss Laura Greer of Boomer and William Hester of Caldwell county were married on the 28th at the home of the mother Mrs Sarah Greer Rev Rosboro Beach pronouncing the nuptial blessing The newly married couple left nexi day for Caldwell where they will moke their future home Mrs Hes ter is well and favorably known here and leaves a host of friends whose best wishes follow her WTe hope to report a wedding near home by and by Mr Anderson Cain whose ill ness we mentioued in our last to The Landmark died a few days ago He was an old Confederate soldier had fought many a long and weary day in the valleys and trenches of Vir ginia under Lee and Jackson and had lost a leg in the battle of Gettys burg This brave taan battled with a terrible cancer for nearly two years but finally the old soldier yielded up the struggle and went to join bis comrades who have pitched their tents on the eternal camping ground Porter Moravian alls Jan 31 I I Notice of Nw Advertisements Messrs A Sherrill Co are selling the corset Messrs Woodward Bros have talk ing machines from $5 up and musical records at $5 a dozen Messrs Barron Nicholson have several varieties of new crop garden seeds Also about 100 bushels of black spring oats Messrs Poston Bros have a reduc tion sale of dress goods Prices quoted Messrs Mills Co have a white goods and embroidery sale Attention is directed to the various lines Messrs Walton Gage have an excellent stock of white goods and tell you about them Dr Geo Long offers his pro fessional services to the public Calls can be left at any of the drug storesr al his residence on north Race treat 140 Downtown office will be announced later Another lot of friendship hearts in gold and silver at Also some genuine bargains in other lines Mr Krider has a fine lot of finest limbertwig apples 52 inch all wool red and black tricot rn ew patterns hair plaid skirt ings 50e and fl 00 yard 38 inch blue and white striped serge 35c yard 40 inch gray cover cloth all wool 50c yard 40 inch changeable serge 25c yard 50 inch repellents tn black blue gray and green 45e yard 1 piece brown repellent special 38c yard Big lot outing cloths 5c 7ic and 10c yard 36 inch shirt waist percales 9e to 12ic Lot of heavy plaids and chovoits 4 1 5c to 71c capes 90c to $10 00 to close out ew specials in jackets $125 to $500 Heavy pant goods 12ic 25c and 40c yard Special values in suits $22o and up knee pants and clothing 25c to $3 50 flannel underwear 12c to $1 00 and 10c 12io to $100 Big lot pants $100 to $2 75 new stylo dress shirts50c to i tl85 55 66 60 60 45 35 90 35 60 40 60 7 3 22 4 2 Th Ground ng Will I Shadow Correspondence of The Landmark Any acute observer anywhere from South Carolina to Maine and east of the Rocky Mountains will nee the disappearing tail of the ground hog this morning a he re treats into his burrow after being convinced by Hih appearance of bis shadow that six weeks morn of win ter weather is in store ebruary second being Ground 'g day Tne und hg knows rnorb about thp eattier than the scientists un less the ancient almanacs and tradi tion are at fault rom time imme morial the ground hog has emerged from his winter sleep on ebruary 21 io inspect hrs shadow If the suu bines so that the shadow is sbarpe and complete be goes back to take another nap convinced that there are still six weeks of real winter to eome If it is cloudy so that he has no well defined shadow he stays out and begins to look for spring apart meuta To day there is tin doubt and the ground hog will long above ground How be knows that it is 2d is an occult problem scientists refuse to solve the government weather sharps af feet to despise the humble ground hog They say he is a fraud and knows no more about the weather than they do Our local weather forecaster at Charlotte never ventures on so long a shot as the ground bog Bis pre dieted drop in temperature came all right and it is still cold this mom I i ng Nix It is said that the Caucasian Sena tor paper will be issued as a daily at Raleigh during the cam paign in order to fight the amend mint and that two or three weekly anti amendment papers will be es i ahlihed tn eastern North Carolina The colored A and College at Greensboro is preparing an exhibit from its mechanical department which will be sent to the Paris expo sition While there is a widespread divergence of opinion as to whether jthis is the beginning of the Twentieth or the ending of the Nine teenth Centnry there can be no difference of opinion as to the fact that the DRESS GOODS we quote below are'wayheadof the ordi nary bargains We offer you to day 1 piece Black Camel Hair Serge 52 inches wide at SOc per yard reduced from $100 1 piece same as above at 72c per yard reduced from 90e 1 Bine 32tc per yard reduced from $1 00 1 piece Blue same as the above at 72ie per yard reduced from 90e 1 piece Dark Green Cheviot 52 inches wide at 75c per yard reduced from $1 good value 5 pieces of Broadcloth 54 inches wide in Green Browa Black Red and Bifee at 85c per yard reduced from $100 These prices are less than we can replace them to day But we find that wo will need all our space this summer and have decided that the room would be a greater sacrifice than to lose a few cents on the yard These are Twentieth Century Bargains Call early and get first chance POSTON BROS Great Slaughter Sale of DRESS GOODS! STATESVILLE ebruary 2 1KX) 9AM Strict frooa mlrtuiingond Middling Middling Tinges Stains Market Orin mercury will Mirelydestroy the sense ot smell and completelyilerange the whole system when entering It through the mucoussurfaces Such articles should never be used except on pre scriptions trom reputable physicians as tne damage they will du Is ten tuld to the good you can Possibly derive trom them Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by Cheney Co Tole do contains no mercury and Is taken Inter nally anting directly upon the blood and mu mtis surfaces of i tie sy lem In buying Hall's Catarrh Cum be nil re you gei the genuine It Is taken Internally and made In Tolcb Ohio by Chanty fc Co '1 cstlmonlals free ftp sold by Druggists price 75 per bottle I Hall's family nils are the bet SUBCH11JEOR the landmark 12Jc per lb in 1 lb Packages 15c per lb ini lb Packages Maracaibo (bulk) 7 lbs for $100 Jamoma (bulk) 5 lbs for si 00 (Java Mocha Maracaibo) Blue Ribboo (bulk) 4 for $100 (Mocha and Java) Dry Roast (bulk) 3 lbs for $1 00 (Java ant Mocha uumatchable) 2 lb Tins Mocha and Java 70c 3 lb Tins $100 Monogram 3 lb Tins $1 00 Announcements OB REGISTER DEEDS I hereby announce myself a candidate for Register of Deeds subject to th action nf the Democratic county convention and will appre ciate the support of al my friends in the pri maries Respectfully JO eb 2 1000 STATENVILLE t'KOULt hHAKKET CORRECTED BY MORRISON SONS COMMENTS Of THE WEEK 'Eggs and chickens wanted butter dull pro uuce in lair ueuiauu BUYING BASIS NO 1 QUALITY CABBAGE per ft EXTRA sack AMILY sack bolted if tbs perbushel unbolted 48 lbs new 66 tbs per bushel new 32 tbs clay mixed Irish 11 Sweet select per bushel TALLOW BEESWAX per ft per ft per ft large perft DUCKS GUINEAS GEESE Choice yellow air HON strained per ft comb per ft hen guinea WHEAT RYE new dry per ft green washed quarters bright bright sliced fancy bright sliced extra 1 perbushel peeled bright fancy extra Hog round per lb Ham Sides Shoulders New Boiler Mill at The School Personals Correspondence ot The Landmark Dr Durand York of Elon College was here this week visiting his broth er Mr 0 York Mr Sloan carried his daugh ter Miss Laura to Moravian alls Wednesday where she goes to teach music Deputy United States Marshal A Cooper of Hickory was hero the first of the week Mr A Neiding of Salisbury representing the Case Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio was herejthis week and sold Moore Cotton Mill at Liledoun a complete roller fiour mill outfit The work on the foundation for the building has bo gun and Dr Moore expects to havo one of the best mills in the country in operation by spring Mrs evenson of Iredell station came up Wednesday to visit her mother and sister near town Mr Chas lowers left Wednes day evening for Durham to visit his brothers on his way to New York and Boston before he returns West The board of education had a meeting Wednesday and apportion ed the public school money received from the State Seventeen cents per scholar additional was given each district making the total apportion ment $1 15 per scholar for Alexan der county Mr and Mrs rank A Linney re turned yesterday from their South ern bridal tour and are at Mrs Lin Mr Matheson Taylorsville eb 2 1900 Democratic Senatorial Convention A convention of the Democratic party of the 27th senatorial district composed of the counties of Davie Iredell and Yadkin is hereby called to meet at Harmony Iredell county on Saturday April 7 1900 at 11 a tor the purpose of nominating two candidates for Slate Senate By order of the committee Nicholson 0 CRO1VSON Unairman Secretary nro wft ftpp hftadrtn art afsi Best makes from I 25 to $5 00 in shoes 25o to $1 25 pair ehoes from 75c to $3 00 pair Heavy comforts $100 $1 25 and $1 50 Blankets 50c G9c and up per pair heavy cotton socks 5c to 10c Wool socks 15c to 25c and hose 5c to 25c Large line ot lamps from a 15c one up to decorated goods at $275 English decorated plates 40o set Large line dishes 7e 10c 15c to 25e each Gold edge glass dishes 10c to 35c Japanese cups and saucers 15c to 50e each ruit plates 10c 15c 25c to $1 00 each Porcelain covered dishes 45c to 75c each Tinware in everything made trom a 2c cup to 2oedish pan Enameled war in pans sauce stew pans and coffee pots 15c 50c Cedar buckets 20o and 25c Tubs and churns 30o to 80c Big lot blank books 5c to $2 50 Tablets lo to 10c ink 3o mu cilage 5c pens and pencils lo PURSE WISE buyers cannot put off until tc morrow what is their interest to day The key to wealth is in spending your money where you get the returns for it Read our HELPING HAND Arguments HELLO! Who is It? YES WALTON GAGE Have we a nice stock of White Goods! We certainly have Yes a beautiful line of Nainsook and Cambric Edgings Insertions and BeadingS also sets to match from tne daintiest Edgings for chil wear to the more elaborate for Underwear Yes Lawns Persian Mull and Barred Muslins Yes we keep the Lonsdale and Berkly Cambrics Pride of the West Wamsutta and Hill Bleached Domestics No we don't handle the inferior grades Yes cotton goods have advanced and the probability is they will go higher Yes if you are needing the goods our advice would be to purchase now Yes we have 72 inch Bleached Table Damask also Napkins and Doyles Yes our $2 75 Satin Marseilles Quilt is a peach Yes we feel confident that we can nlease you both as to quality and price throughout our line of WHITE GOODS Yes thank you will be ready to show the line when you call and will promise to treat you white Good bye Cpr Other News of Moores ville Correspondence ot The Landmark Misses Minnie Lee McNeely Ven nie Templeton Lillian Williams and loseie Johnston returned Monday morning to the State Normal to re same their studies Capt Jones who was section master in charge of the section from Mooresville to Mt Ulla on the Mooresville Mocksville Railroad died suddenly Monday while at work about six miles from town His re mains were taken to ChaJotte Tues day night for burial Capt Jones and family moved here a year ago from Charlotte He was a promi nent and useful metnberof the Meth odist Church and superintendent of the Sunday school His death was due to heart disease with which hf had been troubled forsotne time Mr James Overcash an ex cellent citizen died at his home near town Tuesday night at the age of 63 years A Young Esq of Concord spent Tuesday night in town Lester and Will Troutman sons of A and Troutman went to Oak Ridge to enter school this week Capt family are packing their furniture and will move to Charlotte this evening Messrs Brawley and Morrison Johnston are both sick with pn monia Mooresville eb 1 1900 Colored Ohnrch Burned at Correspondence ot The Landmark Yesterday afternoon at 1 the colored church on the outskirts of the village was burned Tneir public school was being taught in the building and the fire originat ed from a defective flue The school children succeeded in saving the benches and other furniture This was a nice frame building and the loss will be very much felt by tho congregation who were devotedly attached to their church eb 1 1900 NW AnVKHTIREXlENT" DESIRE3 A position on rrVLlN LJCjLv country weekly or dally In nail town A'lureee care Landmark Reasonable wages Jan 30 'IM THE NEWS IN BETHANY Death of Jlni Hager and Mrs Bald Young Men Who Went West and One Who The scboole the Amend uienr and Candidates Correspondence ot The Landmark Mrs Hager whose death was mentioned in Tuesday's Landmark was buried at Trinity Tuesday after noon Mrs Elizabeth Reid widow of Geo Reid was buried at Bethany last Thursday Messrs Privett and Thos Moore left for Nobelsville Ind last Monday Mr Privett left just a week before for the same place These young men expect to make their home in Indiana Mr John Stone was to have started to a point in Arkansas Tuesday eve ning of this week but for some reason he changed bis mind He bad his golds packed told his people goodbye and some of his friends went with him to town to see him off When he got to the depot it occurred to him that there was place like He returned home the same night and perhaps is much better off by it Everybody seems to be pleased with the increased appropriation for the public schools Miss Mary Lizzie Hall is teaching at Bethany Miss Rockwell Hall at the Moore school house Mr Wm Edwards at and the writ er at Trinity or aught we know the schools are progressing nicely The constitutional amendment will be discussed at the Hampton school in public debate riday night eb ruary 9th We hear candidates for county offices talked of these days more than anything else The candidates can and will take care of themselves Let us work for the amendment or our part wo see that we could do better than nominate Messrs Chas Armfield for the Senate and A Leazar for the House and give the present county officers another term Let them have the pleasure of dedicating the new court house Bethany will in all probability re nominate her champion Billy Black welder for constable armers have taken advantage of the pretty weather this winter and have done considerable plowing for another crop Mr Wooten has just com pleted a two room addition to his house Bethany Township eb 1st 1900 The News of Neighborhood Correspondence of The Landmark We are having cold weather again and clear Nearly every one wants to tea a snow Such weather is very hard on wheat and oats A good snow would warm the wheat and draw the frost out The sick in the community are about all out again Three of the students at Rocky Branch who had pneumonia turned to school yet about well Rev Terrell pointment at Pisgah congregation seems to preacher Mr Elliott of Taylorsville was here the first of the week Mrs Wasson of Statesville is visiting her mother Mrs Millsaps Mr A Brown has put in a feed mill at his cotton gin and is prepared to grin! ear corn shelled corn and cotton seed for his patrons A family of tramps stopped in the neighborhood last night They ate traveling they say from Asheville to Lenoir the route usually taken by such people on this road Tne family consists of five persons a man and Lis wife and three children Two of the children are small to be tramping in this weather They did not give any account of themselves so far as this writer knows Our saw mill men aredoing a large 1 business The open winter and good roads have been a great advantage to them Clio Jan 31 1900 at reasonable prices SCHILLER MINOR MA1TEK1 The prophet who predicted a mild winter talking about the weather now Mr Sicaloff of Olin town ship announces his candidacy for register of deeds board of aidermen meet in regular session next Tuesday after noon at 3 Young Walton Lauieri who has been away fiom home for several months returned Tuesday night Next Monday the Superior Court will meet This term of court will be held in the ederal court room Judge Timberlake will preside committee having the loea tion for the furniture factory in charge have uot selected a site yet They are consideting several Starretts who was formerly in the newspaper business at Mooresville is now connected with the Statesville Christian Herald Quite a number of people attend ed the gathering of the Home Mis sion Society at Dr Tuesday evening About $13 was realized for the fund The cold wave has lessened the size of the tobacco breaks too cold and windy to handle tobacco The demand tor the weed on this market is active and prices fair The on the plate glass windows of the Long building yesterday morning was very beauti ful is an artist and his work was an object of interest mercury yesterday morning at 7 stood at Thii morn ing at the same hour it was This record is from one thermometer Others of course ranged lower The Olsenr says that Movers has resigned his the Southern freight depot in Char lotto and Mr Carlton of Statesville has been appointed tem porary cashier The Mercury says that Rev Brower has bought a residence in Hickory Mr Brower until recently pastor of Statesville circuit is now pastor of Derita circuit in Mecklen burg His family live in Statesville Iredell county girls left lecently for Asheville to enter the Normal and Industrial Institute there They are Misses Mary Dav idson and Olive Bostian of States ville township and Miss Sarah Cow an of Olin Revenue Officers Britt and Bia lock seized the distillery of li Pat ton in McDowell county Tuesday Two hundred and twenty gallons of genuine mountain dew were taken and shipped to Statesville where it is now stored Stockholders of the building and loan association will remember the annual meeting to morrow night for the election of officers The meeting will be held at the office of 1 Cowles Subscriptions are also solic ited to the new series of stock Caldwell Jr who left Statesville Monday evening for Phil adelphia to enlist in the navy pass ed the physical examination after his arrival there Tuesday He is now on the training ship Richmond at the League Island navy yard Phila delphia the annual meeting of the Statesville chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held recently Mrs Long resigned as president and Mrs Mary Davis was elected her successor Miss Louise Ilall wa elected treasurer aud the other offi cers of the chapter were re elected Mr Mason of McCurdy Alexander county has found his mule which disappeared while Mr Mason was in Statesville Wednesday of last week and which was though' to have been stolen The mule wan dered out into the 0 orest neigh borhood where it was taken up and Mr Mason recorered it last Monday Aman mail carrier for some years on the route Horn ville to Yadkinville as far as Hous tonville became disgusted with job Tuesday and departed lor parts unknown leaving his mail Iving in the postoffice here LaND HARKS were delajed a day on cunt of this not leaving here uii'i Wednesday The county commissioners will meet in regular session next Monday The committee appointed at the lai meeting of the chamber cun merce to present the road quest! to the commissioners will tnet with the board on that day They art Messrs Armfieltl A Cooper Wm Wallace Wagner Turner and Clatk The following new 'phones have recently been put in and subseribeia to tho Telephone Exchange will imio the numbers Caldwell rei dence 124 Meyer resideree 141 White residence 85 Dr A Wood residence 127 Dr Geo Long residence 110 Anderson residence 68 Phifer Co bakery 21 No Cnnrfrn of ib Wllanti Lumber Co In the last issue of The Land MARK was published a letter trom Rev I Thomas a well known Baptist minister of Lenoir in wmeh the statement was made that Mr Wilson of Pennsylvania a large stockholder ot the Wilson Lumber Co at had died suddenly at that place and the further state ment was made that "bis death may seriously affect the Wilson Lumber This yas an error In the first place the man who died wa named Havens not Wilson and (2) he had no connection we areitifoim ed with the Wilson Lumber Co It seems that somn people have misunderstood the reference to th? Wilson Lumber Co and we make this statement to set the matter straight We know that the erro made bv Mr Thomas was untnien tional on his part and with no idea of doing anybody injustice He is not that sort of man lu w' CBPiuri lu irHK gvme A gang of negro thieves who were 1 operating in Newton Monday were arrested here Wednesday or at three of them were There seems to have been five or six in the gang aud on Monday while one er two of them were ostensibly trying to buy something trom the clerks in the stores the others would pick up what ever they could Tne goods Atre on oue negoes 11 pected and Tn day oi women witn wDni they unit Peen as sociating let! tor Statesville and the police here were notified to watch out for them Wednesday morning Po Henman Karcher aud Constable Con uer arrested two of them Newton was notified aud Officer Bost came down Later in the day a thiid ne gro was arrested A pair of shoes stolen from Carpenter Co's store in Newton three capes a pair of pants and a fiddle were recovered The shoes which had been bidden at Lydia Seizor's and one of the capes were in ibe possession of the wumm from Newton The wife of Tom Lee nail another of the capes and as Tom denied all knowledge of it he was arrested for concealment The fiddle had been sold to Mr Tom Cook Two of the negroes were wearing pants that Messrs Wilhelm Mills feel confident are a part of their stolen giids and the police think that this gang is probably the one who broke into the store of Wilhelm Mills about the first of the year Two of the negroes Will ost nod Will Homer were taken to Newton Wednesday evening Dolph Black burn on whose was found a razor and Tom Lee were put in jail here All the negroes except Tom Lee are strangers here Sunday School Ht tlne Tuesday All persons interested in Sunday school work should remember the meetings to be held in the Presbyte rian church of Statesville next Tues day 6th All Sunday school work ers in the county of all denomina tions are invited to be present Prof Hamill field secretary of the International Sunday School Association and Mr Bryant State secretary will be present and address the gathering Two meet iugs will be held one at 11 a and one 7 Ac ldut to An Aged Lady Mrs Mary Stevenson of Shiloh township fell Tuesday and broke her arm She ts getting along as well as could be expected but on ac count of her advanced age the acci dent is quite a seiious one for her Mrs Stevenson is 80 or 85 years old and lives with her daughter in law Mrs Jno Stevenson She is the widow ot the late Jas Stevenson and rhe mother of a large family of ehil dren all of whom are dead except one son who has been living in the State of Washington for several years Persona Miss Bessie Worthington of Wil son who was at one time music teacher in the college here is the guest of Mrs A Thomas Rev Edward Reaves who went to Rock Hill and Yorkvule the first of the week is expected home to day Capt Morrison of the South ern Railway spent Wednesday night here on business Misses Lottie and Mae Harbin are visiting friends near Charlotte Mr Simmons was at his old home in Wadesboro this week Mrs Britt and Mrs Blalock of Bakersville with their hui bands Mr Wood Krider of was in town yesterday Mr Oscar Steele left for South Carolina on trip for Steele Sons Mndden Death of Mu Harriet McNeely Mrs Harriet McNeely widow of the late William McNeely was found dead in bed this morning at the resi dence of her son in law MrJiobt Miller with whom she was living un til her own home was completed Her death is thought to be due to heart trouble The deceased was a eister of Mr Rufus Lentz of Moores ville our children two daughters and two sons survive her She has been from early life a member ot the Presbyterian Church and was an excellent woman The remains will be buried to morrow at Bethesda church and the funeral services will be conducted by the pastor the Rev McLelland NEW ADVkRTIsEIIENIM A TJDr TPQ resli It ot Mmbortwliw 211 JJEuD inest on the market Call ear ly K1UDEB eb 2 1201) GEO LONG C'lALid may be left at anyone of the drug atoree or at my residence on north Kace tureet 14 Downtown ofllce announced later eb 2 1900 Another Lot of ft 4 10 25 12 8 8 10 12 11 80 90 35 10 7 25 IK 4 IX 4 60 9 6 fi 8 10 1 7 mtatemviixk tobacco market OORKECTED WEEKLY BY GLOVER CO or Couuty Comuilaaiunar aud Register To the Editor of The Landmark I desire endorse Mr Elwood Smith of Eagln Mdls for eountv and Mr Wil liamsot Statenville for gister Voter Turnersburg Market Coffee i Mbw.