controversy. There was much diversirty of opinion as to the superiority .of open or closed kettles for boiling the wort and the hops, w�th regard to its effect upon the taste of the beer. The dispute was finally settled in favor of the closed kettle. This dispute was in a way connected with the question of

corner of N. Duke and E. King streets, to be worth several columns of human interest material occasionally. The legend is that a tunnel was bored from the ancient inn to the Court House for safety in case of an Indian attack. It would seem more probable that the tunnel was a convenience to the straight