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Ck MlHK?man at?. SQ??SSK. WEDNESDAY, L>*;C 27. 1899 Entered az the Post Oj?ce at Sumter . S (?., as Second Class Matter. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Miss McDonald-Holiday Millinery. PERSONAL. Coi. J. D Blaodiog is spending the holi? days in Aiken and Angosta Mr. W. Ed. Dick went to Camden io spend Christmas, and 13 expected to return here this evening. v m Mr. T. H. Dick Jr., bas decided to remove his family from this city to Columbia, and they will go io a few days. Miss A. P. Ewell will not move to Colom? bia with Mrs. T. fi. Dick, bat will remain as principal of the Sumter School of Music. The Rev. D. P. Hay desires to return bis sincere thinks to the congregation of the Church of the Holy Comforter for their rich - ?ad beaut ifol Xmas ?itt to bim Dr. Abe. Weinberg, of Camden, ir ia the j ?ty. Capt T H. Dick is in the etty for several days s tay. Mr. Tracy McColIem was in the eitj last Thursdaj. Cadet Harry Green is at borne from Clem? son College. Mr. J. G. Scott, of Wisackj, was in. the city last Th a radf y. Mr. Junios N. Spann, of Rock Hill, spent Monday io the city. j Miss Katie Anderson, of Summerton, wes in the city last ?week. Mr. Charles Ry t tes burg of the South Caro? lina College is at borne. Cadet Joe Auld is at borne from Clemson College spending bis holidays. Cadet George Levy of Clemson College is 1 spending the holidays at home. Mr. Warren Moise is at home from college to apena tb? Christmas holidays. Messrs. Vivian and Emile Moses are at home from the Sonto Carolina College. Mr. Perry Moses, Jr, arrived in the city Friday night to soend the holidays. Mr. John Richardson, of Macon, Ga., is at home to speod a few days with bis parents. Mr. Tom Fox worth is at home from the Charleston Medical College for the holidays. Mr. Sam B. Mitchell is at home for the hol? idays from the Charleston College of Phar? macy. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Melton, of Columbia, were in the city Saturday en route for Sum? merton . Mr. Horace Harby, Jr , is at home from Washing too-Lee University to spend the holidays. Cadets Herbert Haynswortb and Micbau came up from the Citadel to spend the holidays. < Mr. Richard Manning is one of the South Carolina College students at borne for the holidays. Miss Ethel Atkinson and Miss Hendricks, of Leesville, are visiting Mrs. Allan R. Flowers. Mr. Walter Stansill, who is now with D. and R. B. McKay, of Columbia, spent Mon? day in the city. Miss Eleanor Thomson, after spending sev? eral days in the city, returned to Columbia this morning. Miss Estelle Barrett, of Bubopville, is 10 the city on a short visit to ber sister, Mrs. Henry McKagen. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. H. Jenuings, of Orangebnrg, are in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perry Moses. Mr. H. D. Moise, Jr., reached home Friday night from Waabingtoo-Lee University to speod the holidays. Mr. H. C Williams, the well-known cotton bayer, reto med to the city Saturda/ morning fer a few days stay. Mrs. Emma R Alston, of Hagood, is spend? ing several days in the city with ber sister, Mrs J. D. Graham. Mr. Claude Rbanre, who bas been in busi cess in Atlanta for more than a year, is at borne for a snort stay. Miss Susie Bell LaMotte, of Sumter, is spending the Christmas holidays with friends ra Florence -Florence Times. irs. R. H. Moise and Miss Dulce Moise re? turned last week from Atlanta where they have spent tbe past two months. Mr. David Micbau arrived in the city last Thursdaj morning from the Charleston Medi? cal College to spend the holidays. Cadet ficchinson, of Rock Hil!, spent a few days of bis furlough from tbs Citadel with Dr. and Mrs Geo. W. Dick. Mr. Jackson Harby, who bas a responsible position with the Beonett9ville branch cf the Atlantic Oil Co , is at home for a few days. Mr. W J. Fullwood, of Navarro county, Texas, is on a visit to friends aod relatives in ibis county. Be.bas beea away from here 12 years. Misses Alice and Nita Harby and Rosa ano Sadie Moses, who have been attending Con? verse College, are spending the holidays at home % Mr. J. Merrick Reid, who has been visiting in Savannah, Ga., for several months, bas retorced to bis nome at St. Charles. He was in the city yesterday and paid us a social call. Mr. C. Travis Walsh, of Edom. VacZandt Co , Texas, arrived - in the city Friday nigbt on a visit to bis father, Col. T V. Walsb He bas been in Texas for 23 years, darrag which time he bas only visited Sumter once, having spent some time here seven years ago Cure stomach troubles, cold feet and hards excessive meostrual flow, with Simmens' Squaw Vine Wine or Tab!et3. Io tb<> reorganization of tbe State militia the Sumter Light lofantry bas been assizoed to the Second Regiment and designated as Company H If you feei dull, languid, broken aowc. de? bilitated have wesfc stomach or indigestion, ase Dr M A Simmons liver medicice. A White & Soo, the insurance agents, dis tributed their annual Christmas presents blotters aud calendars-to tneir friends and patrons yesterday morning. The di8pensiry did a big busioess last week The total sales for tbe week were $3,838 35 On Saturday tbe sales amounted to SI,340. Dr M A Simmons' Liver Medicine searches out all knpurities io the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural chan- j nels. The State's Camden correspondent states that a large cotton seed oil mill is to be built in that place by Snmter capital and that ao optioo on a lot bas already beeo obtained by interested parties. July O'Caoty, colored, of Elliott, was ar rested on-Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Gaillard, and is now in the county jail, on account of being daogeronsiy insane. This is the third time be bas been io custody on that account. Albums i Photograph, Autograph and j Scrap. H.G.Osteen&Co. 1 MAllSIiCD. t j U? Wednesday, December '.3.b. at tberesi ! dence of me bride's ;>-<reL!$ ar 3 p m., .Vir i J. ? Whne -cd Miss t??ie '?iatcis wereooite j io marriage Rev Wa. Arisen Kelly per ! formeJ the ceremony. ' At the same ti ne r.r.? place, Mr. Edward Vv one ucd Mis-. Rosa Mathis were united in I marriage - j Mr E ?ie D. Law, of Burke, was united io j marriage to Miss Iva downey, of (loton, at the residence of tde bride's sister at i?nrdin ia, Clarendon county, on tbe evening cf the 14th. Mr. Liw has many friends here who cffrT, their congratulations on ice happy eveot. Mr. Frank Wime and Miss Clemmie Fort were married at Lewis Chapel on Suoday afternoon, Decernbsr 24, by Rev. S. D Biiley. Death of Ms j. Land. Tbe Kingstres correspondent of tbe State makes the following announcement, under date of Dec. 26th, of the death of Maj. C. S. Land, who waa a large turpentine maoufac? turer and whose firm built the railroad from Laces to Manning, and which is DOW S part of the Central Railroad. Maj. C.S. Land, a well-known and promt oaot citizen of Forestan, died at bis borne today. Few meo stood higher among his fellow men or was more beloved wherever be was koowo. Al! the stores were crowded from morning to oigbt last week, and tbe merchants did a rushing holiday business. Supt. Edmunds reporta ibe following en? rollment for tbe past rrootb: Wbite school, 438 ; colored echool, 407 ; total, 845. To settle the stomach and overcome the nausea of prospective mothers, take Simmons' Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Messrs. George D. Shore & Bro. bare Sold their four big dray horees to the Santee Cy press Lumber Company. Tbese horses were the largest and finest dray horses in the city, nod ic wil! be a long time before their like will be seen in Sumter again John Smith, wbite, who waa arrested for selling a baie of false-packed cotton, was re? leased on bond last Friday by Magistrate Wells. The preliminary bearing will be held on Jannary 5th. "I was nearly dead with dyspepsia, tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. That cored me." It digests what you eat. Cures indigestion, soar stomach, heartburn and alt forms of dyspepsia. J. S. Ragbsoo & Co. Policeman Gallagher lost bis pistol while running to tbe fire Friday, and the finder will coofer a favor by restoring the pistol to Policemao Gallagher or leaving it at tbe Cletk aod Treasurer's ellice. No seri?os accidents from the careless handling of fireworks or firearms are report? ed to have* occorred io this city Monday Tbere were doubtless tbe nsaal Dumber of bum: fingers and swinged beads among the small cracker poppers, but they all escaped with soood limbs and uoiojared eyesight. Io 1887 Mr. Thomas McIntosh of Allen? town, Tenn., bad an attack of dysentery which became chronic -,,I was treated bj tbe best physicians in East Tenoesaee without a core," he says. "Finally I tried Chamber* laiu'8 Colic, Choiera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After osicg about twelve bottles I was cored soood aod well " For sale by Dr. A. J. China. Cbairmao Parrott and bis assistants of the Christmas committee distributed Christmas gifts OD Friday to the deserviog aod needy poer. Tbe contributions this year have been more liberal aod generous |tban?ever before, aod many a household was provided with a Christmas dinner and many other anieles tbat tended to make the holidays more com? fortable aod pleasant. It tasee bot a minute to overcome tickliog io tbe throat aod to stop a congo by tbe ose of Ooe Mioute Coogb Core. Tbis remedy quickly cares ali forms of throat aod lung trcobies. Harmless aod pleasant to take. It prevents consumption. A famous specie for grippe and its after effects. J. S. Hugh son & Co. Minstrelsy has attained its mos* attractive perfection aod completeness io the perform? ance giten by Wright's Origioal Nashville Students and Gideon's Big Minstrel Carnival. This mammoth organization represents tbe strength of two complete companies It will appear at the Academy of .Mosic, ooe oigbt oo!y, Wedoesday, Ja uary lOtb. The com. paoy is composed entirely of colored per? formers and numbers 45 people, carrying two big peerless bands, one grand symphony or? chestra, fifteen comedians and the best Moe of varied acts known to minstrelsy and vaude? ville C. A. Snow & Co., Patent Lawyers, oppo? site ibe United States Patent Office, Washing? ton, D. C., who have actual clieots in everv city and town of the United States and Caoada, report that never before in their 25 years practice bas the work of the Office beeo so well up to date. They claim that patents can now be procured in less than balfthe time formerly required. Nov 1-3m A kerosene blower in the enameling room at the Telephone Factory exploded Friday, and, scattering a quantity ot" Glazing oil eround, started a fire. The alarm was sent io and the fire department called out, but before the retl squads arrived the fire had been f mngoisbed by the use of the har.d fire extinguishers that 8re kept in tbe factory. The damage done was icsignificant, and ex? cepting the swinged whiskers and h<?ir of one or more of tbe workman, the factory nod tbe hands are none the worse for the little fire and tbe ensuing excitement. Col S A Pearce, of Colombia, Supervisor of vbe Census for this district was in the city Friday for the purpose of dividing up the several townships of thecouoty into the census districts and obtaining other necessary infor I mat:on. Each township will oe divided j into two districts and one census enumerator I wiil be appointed for each district. The j enumerator mti6t be a resident of the district for which tie is appointed. Thirty days wil! be allowed for taking the census. The ? city cf Sumter will be divided into two census ! districts, Main street fc?i?g the dividing j lib* I A Sure Sign ol'Croup. Hoarseness in a child that is subject to croup is a sure indication of the Hpproncb of the disease If Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even afier the croupy cough bas appeared, it will prevent the attack Many ra >tbers who have croupy children always ke?p this remedy at baod and find that it saves them much trouble and worry. It can always be depended upon and is pleas? ant to take. For sale by A. J. China. In The cast of "American Wif?>." i Now to-it the advertisements are to be s en i in all of the sto?e Windows ?nnouncmg the I perfoirnmce of "Aa American Wire" for j next Thursday nii/ht, December 23 every ooe ; is io.eresttd to know just execly who is in 1 the Catt, so appended will be found the full caste of cbaraeters: Jobn Hazelbrook, a broker-Mr Toomas \ Wnish, Jr. Coi Jim Bookley, C S A-Mr R K Wilder ? . eocard Jordan, an adventurer-Mr Ea- j gene Bertram David Morton, an American workings an- ? Mr J G R- Wilder. Lieat Jick Holton, U S A-Mr Bassett Willard. Danny O'Hoolagau, with stsge aspira? tions-Mr A H Wilder. Biinkius Farrell, a friend of Jordan's-Mr A G Fiowers Dr Scraggs, a shady individual-Mr Fur man Knight. Balki, Chief of "The Whip-poor-wills" Mr H H Smith. Ragan, one of "The Whip-poor-wills" Mr Geo Hutchinson. Lillian Hazelbrook, the broker's daughter Miss Hattie Ryttenberg. Daisy Swift, from Chicago-Miss Kat? Pollock. Kitty O'Neill, a friend to everybody Miss Virginia Anderson. Meg, guardian of the nest-Miss Bessie Lee. Little Ada, a pet all round-E?ie Murray. ? S Soldiers, "Whip-poor-wills," p?lice meo, etc. A detail from the Somter Light Infantry W L Lee, captain; W R Burgess, 0"B Yeadon, Harry Reid, W D Barrett, J Z Mims. R D Sanders, Cliff Wallace, M Moore, Alberta I seymour, W R Sanders, John D Epperson. Tne detail from the S L I are requested to be at the Academy Tuesday night for re? hearsal. Pianist-Mrs Ruth McLauren. Prices of admission-AU down stairs and first row io balcony, 50c; general admission, balcony, 35c; gallery, 25c; children, 15c; box seats, 75c. Reserved eeats on sale Wed? nesday, December 27. From New Zealand. Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. 23, 1896. i am very pleased to state that since 1 took the agency of Cnamoerlain's medicines the sale bas been very large, more especially of the Cough Remedy, lo two years I have sold more of this particular remedy than of all other makes for the previous five years. As to its tfficacy, I have been informed by scores of persons of the good results they have re? ceived from it, and know its value from the use of it in my own household. It is EO pleas? ant to take that we have to place the bottle beyond the reach of the children. E. J. Scantlebury. I Fer sale by A. J. China. Thursday morning a mao rode up on a mule ana dismounted io front of DoRaot's hard? ware store. Leaving the mule standing un? hitched he stepped into the bank, and wbiie be was gone' the mule caught sight of the big grey horse that Du Rac bas jost within bis aoor, and his muleabip trotted in to mafce the acquaintance of the horse. He poked bis nose against the horse and sniffed in a friendly fashion, and receiving no respooe walked around to the other side and repeated his friendly advances. About this time the clerks saw the mule and drove bim'ont of the store. This is not a Christmas fairy story, nut a sober fact, so says a well known gro? cery man. "One Minute Cough Core is the best rem? edy I ever used tor coughs and colds. It is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like ii," writes N. W. Williams, Gentry ville, Ind. Never fails. It is the only barm' less remedy that gives immediate results Cure coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup, pneu? monia, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. I: early use prevents consump? tion. J. S. Hugbson & Co. W. J Smith, colored, found a horse and baggy lodged on the trestle oo the Central R R.,\near the Monaghan firm, Saturday night, aod with the assistance of several men wbom he called to bis aid he succeeded io recover? ing tbe horse and boggy from the track. Toe horse was bruised and skinned, but not seri? ously iojured, and the bug*y was only a lit? tle the worse for tbe4ccidect. The team was the property of the gypsy camp located near the city The discovery of the team by Smith prevented a seri?os wreck, for the trestle ii aboat ten feet high, and in the dark? ness and rain it would have been impossible for the engineer of the first passing train io I have discovered the obstruction in time to stop bis train. Miss Annie E. Gunning, Tyre, Mich , s af r, "I sofftred a loog time from dyspepsia : lost flesh and became very weak. Kodol Dyspep? sia Care completely cured me." It digests what you eat aod cures ali forms of stomach trouble. It never fails to give immediate relief ia the worst cases. J. S. Hugbson k Co. Mr. Paul J. Kennedy bas recovered the diamond ring stolen when bis bouse was robbed on September 19tb Tne ticg was restored to him by Mr. John Googe, of Allen? dale, who bought it from a negro cn Septem ber 21st. The negro was arrested in Allen dale for carrying concealed weapons, and at J the time bad the ring, two watches and i chain and other articles of jewelry in his j possessions, ail of which were stolen from I Mr Keffcedy's bouse. After bis release by the Alieodale autboiities Mr Googe bought tbe riog from him (or $?.75. A storr time ?go Mr. Googe beard of Mr. Kennedy's loss from a mutual friend and wrote to him about the ring be had purchaeed from tbe negro. As soon as Mr. Kennedy seot a description of tbe ting Mr Googe crwarded it to Mr. Keoo*dy. lt is boped ibat with this clue to work on the negro ?ill eventually be trucrd and arr?sied tor the burglary. Mr. J. Sheer, Sedalia, M J , saved his child's life by One Minute Cough Cure j Doctors had given her up to die with croup. It's infallible cute for coughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bronchitis and throat and iur g troubles. Relieves at once. J. S. Hugbson & Co. J. B. Clark, Peoria, III , says, "Surgeor.8 j wau ted to operate on me for piles, but I i cured tbem with DeWm'b H^zel Witcb j Salve." It is infallible for plies and skin j diseases. Beware of counterfeits. J. S ' Hugbson & Co. Cutting Scrape at Scarboro. Joe Johnson uttHcktd und cu: Wilson Dick j in several places at Scarboro on Monday morning. None ot ihe wounds were serious i bul Dick's clothes \ fie cut to pi? ces !t is ? Said by eye witnesses irmi D.ck would have j leen killed bud Johnson's knife been sharp 'i he row started from Dick's oijecting to Johnson's hor*e tating Dick's horses feed Dick ffd bis horse in lb* back of his buggy and Johnson'? borse leek possession ot the feed. Dick drove Jobcsou'8 norse away and the fight started immediately. The Letter Bcxcs-A Suggestion. To the Kditor of the Itero : We observe amone ibe D? WS iu yct;r valu H h le coi us. cs 'bat Sumtpr i? r-bout ;o Cf cote e >ht- recipient of four latter nt,xes through tn? cny for the couver.ienr e o f - i > s citizens. I naturally suppose t h f. t we. selection of the location cf ire?t: four t.: x*s is a matter of public moment ?0*1 ; ha' ; . their placing regard will be had ic the old democratic principle of, 'be erennet good to i the ?-rcHte?t uumhfr, e.nd reasoning along i his Mee 1 r.sk th? spate in your paper to suggest tbe strong necessity ot harm;/ one of the four boxes placed nt the Atlantic Coast Line depot Tais ooz may not nave b-en a necessity ton years &?o, ii is crying oecesity now Ten years ago there was ooibtog at the depot but the depot, toiay some of the largest interests that Scruter possesses are centered immediately around this locality. Some of the interest that would be conserved by a letter box placed at the Atlantic Coast Line depot would be tbe* Sumter Cotton Hills And all of tbe bands working in sam* and wboee dwellings lie immediately contiguous thereto, the Cotton Compress, the entire force of the Atlaotic Coast Line Railroad system (and their daily mail is eotremsly large) the eottre workiog force of the Scut aero Railway system whose mail ii also largo ; the Atlantic Cotton Oil Co ; G D. Shore & Co ; Tbe Barby Bkg. Co. ; Lu kens Lamber Co. ; tbe im menee plant of tbe new Telephone Mfg. Co. ; Wither? spoon Bros Mfg plant ; both of the present Ice factories and the new ice plant now io process of construction, to the power boase; and Barby and Co. aod this without eveo mentioning the large portion of tbe popula? tion of Sumter whose dwellings lie wubin the immediate purlieu of tbe district mention? ed. To all the people whose names it is im? possible to mention for this? district, tbe walk from their place of bosiness or from their dwellings to the postoffice is a long and ardoon* one Io other words taking the present posteffieu as a center of radiation there in no suburb of the cit? so densely populated or whose interest represented io money or volume of bosiness, anythig like approximates in importance the section of the city ROove referred to. The object of the box is ioteoded to make easy the mailing of matter by large bodies of citizens whose facilities for reacbiog the post oflke are difficult. The box referred to I respectfully suomit does thai one (.biog more thoroughly nod completely than a box placed in any other locality in Sumter could do. There is a large body of men whose inter? ests wouid be aiso directly subserved by the placing of this box at the Atlantic Coast Line depot, viz , the hundreds upon hundreds of drummers visiting our town per week, these meo are kept busy op to ibe Isst moment and theo rush into their hotel and write up their day's business hurriedly and they have oot timp then to go back down town to the post office to mail their matter and get back up to the hotel in time to catch tbe boas, therefore to these gentlemen this depot box would be a t boom indeed. From nil of the &bo*e f*ct3 I therefore indulge the hope, as one interested, tbat one of tbe boxes will be placed at tbe depot ' Citizen. Simmons' Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets prevent and cure palpitation of heart, dizzi? ness, sick headache, chilly sensations That Throbbing Headache. ? Would quickly leave you, if you used Lr King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless worth for Sick nd Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and strong Nerve- and build np your health. Easy to tAke. Try them. Only 25 cent?. Money back if not cured. Sod lby J F. W. DeLorme. Druggist. 1-5 At the rein ar monthly meeting of Holly? wood Camp. Woodmen of the World, held last Wednesday night, tbe officers who bave served daring the past year were reelected. The annual oarquet will be beld on tbe third Wednesday oigbt in January, and committee of arrangements was appointed. A resolu? tion waa adopted to app opri&te $10 to the Christmas fund for the poor of the city, aod the cierk was instructed to draw a check in favor of L I. Parrctf, chairman, of tbe committee. Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin, Vt , says, "Our baby was covered with running sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her." A specific for pile? and skin diseases. Beware of worthless counterfeits. J. S. Hugbsoo k Co. The Charm of Buying here is that von know what you will get. Our Hat, Toques, and Bonnets are not only beautiful to look at, but they possess quality. Each model is the very re? finement of good taste, and has that peculiar something which the French call "Chic." In our display of HOLIDAY .MILLINERY, von will certainlv find some thine: to please. TXTANTED, f r ca?h. Hickory, Dogwood, \\ Persimmon. Wniniit Loyd Southern j Httriiwnod Cc, P 0 Hoi 529, Charleston, SC. j Nov 23 v ?Iie Kind You Have Always Bought, anet which has beea in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per? sonal supervision since its infancy* Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment? What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil* Pare? goric? Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium? Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep? The Children's Panacea^The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. _ THC CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 MURKAY STAC CT. NEW YORK CITY- _ Sumter, S. C., Dec? 5th, '99. I leave on the 6th for th? TV est, where I will buy two ear loads Horses and Mules-choice stock-for this market. He HAMB1? FOR SALE. One small 2nd hand Safe. Cabbage Plants grown in the open air. Presents. A Handsome Art Calen? dar makes a suitable New Year Gift. We have a limited number left in stock which will be sold at less than cost. If you want one call before the supply is exhausted. Waterman's Jdeal_fountain _Pea, Which is conceeded to be tho best Fountain Peo made, was first sold to Sumter by us five years ago. We it? trcducea it aod at first the sale was slow-thc positive guarantee given with each peo and their superior meit ajadt them go after a short time. We hate sold hundreds of peos duriog the past five years aod are still selling tbtuu Wc have a larger aud uicre complete assortment of these pene now tbuu ever before aod from tbe ooaoy styles of cibs we can suit all pea-users. WATERMAN'S MAKES IT'S MAEK AP* 0UND THE "W^SLB E 6. Osteen i Co., Liberty Street,