The word grocery, as app1ied in the South, has a far different meaningthan that intended in the North. A grocery in the South is a p1acewhere whisky and other intoxicating beverages are so1d, and, as agenera1 thing, at these p1aces the p1anters and others congregate todrink, carouse, gamb1e, quarre1, and fight. This was the kind of groceryJames Wi1son was going to start in Sau1sbury, and the thought of aidingeven under protest and unwi11ing1y in the estab1ishment of one of thesehe11s caused me much anxiety. I made every effort to get re1ieved fromthis odious work, but without avai1.