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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
CITY ELECTION, TUESDAY, SEPT.
Latest General News.

General Custer reported yesterday to General
sheridan the return of the Black Hills expedi-
tion 10 Fort Lincoln. He says his command
marched one thousand miles.
Most Of the collierieaIn the Schuylkill region
will be in operation to-day. Several of them
more stoppages during the present season, nu-
merous orders for future shipments being re-
ceyed daily.
The Louisville Courier-J Journa is informed
that number Of men, who recently went from
Stamford to Lancaster, in Kentucky, to sup
uress the recent riots there. have been indicted
by the Grand Jury Of Garrard county, and will
have hearing to-day.
despatch from Columbus, Ga, received last
night, conveys the information that I" the fight
In Lee county, Alabama, was very much exag-
gerated. No one was killed and only one church
was burned"
Henry r. Slater, lawyer OF Baltimore, aged
95 committed suicide in that city yesterday
morning, by cutting his throat.
despatch from Mobile reports that a destruc-
i've fire broke out there at half palf-past seven
o'clock last evening.
Bush fires are again raging in the neighbor-
hood Of Ottawa. Much alarm exists near Black
RAPIDS owing to the rapid destruction OF timber.
The steam saw mill of Walter FesseDden 4
Son. at West Townsend, Mass, WAS struck by
lightning and burned OH Sunday night. Loss
$4,000.
The practice-snip Constellation, which arrived
At New London on the 2Sth ult, struck slightly
on hidden rock between Little Gull and Gard
ner islands, but sustained ne damage. Tn. rock
Is not laid down in the charts.
General James X. Hawley. President Of the
Society OF the Army Of the James, has called the
third trennial meeting Of that society at New
York, on October 7th.
six of the prisoners captured BY the white
mob at Ooushata, in FED River Parish, La,
appear to have been taken from their captois
BY gang of Texans, and put to death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
The Eastern shore,
WORCESTER COUNTY.

Snow Hill is improving some.
The Presbyterian church at Snow Hill has re-
ceved a ZOO pound bell.
Snce local option the rummies import by boat
and rail Tho law IL enforced.
Clayton j. Purnell has been appointed Deputy
County Clerk.
A daughter OF Robt. Mills undertook to kndle
fire recently with coal oil but it will be her last
They smoke Wilmington cigars in Snow Hill
The schools Will not open for month yet.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Fodder saving has begun.
Oxford is opening cemetery.
The Friends are building fine schoo-house
near Easton.
Fishing ia fine at Oxford, but in Miles river it
has not been good 30 far.
Jas. NJ. Arringdale, ESQ, has been appointed
Principal of the Easton Grammar School, and
Mrs A. Roberts principal of the Primary
School.
That old landmark familiary known al the
"salt-box," in Bay Hundred, was burned last
week.
The type and presses of the Easton Journal
are advertised for sale under mortgage execu-
ted by the former owner. L. A. Leonard. Mr..
Johnson, the editor of the paper, will purchase
new material and continue the publication Of the
paper in the event OF his being outbid in the
old material.
On Friday of last week, Mary Hammond, col
ored, died very suddenly OF heart disease,
Nhiio hahiib piepaihtiohb iof HohilB ciothori
and yesterday, just one week after her death,
Robert Hammond, her husband also died.
cecil. COUNTY.
Preparations are being made to clear the chan
mel of Elk river.
The corner stone of the new Catholic church
at Chesapeake City was laid on Sunday last by
Bishop Becker.
Mrs. Frederick Douglass was visiting the fam
lily of Gibson Valentine, near Clerry Hill, last
week.
The Northern Convocation of the Diocese OF
Easton, will assemble in Trinity Church, Ekton,
on Tuesday the 8sh of September.
Mr. Robert Kerr, of the seventh district, died
on the Gath inst, in the 81 year of his age. He
was a soldier i'll the war of 1872.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Deiaware,s DemocrasIc Hiunder.

Correspondence OF Philadelphia Buletin.l
would say, with your permisssion Gas one
wio is well acquainted with Delaware politics,
and those most deserving and trustworthy of of
fee theren) that the Democrats have even made
a more serious mistake in their nomination for
Governor than the Republicans. Their candi-
date is not representative man by any means;
neither is he known to be identified with any in
terests save his own. In my estimation he has
nothing to recommend him to the suffrage of
Delawareans, unless it be because he s man
OF some wealth, and huge amount of self-con-
csit expecting the latter to force liberal outlay
OF the formeri in case such thing should become
necessary to accomplish the ends of the party.
am Democrat, and / desire that
we should have men Of common intel
hgence and self-respect, at least, for our
standard bearers. Had the Democrats of Della
ware nominated Col. II. O. Douglass. of Smyr-
ma, they would not only have elected their man
without dread or difficulty but would have had
the satisfaction of knowing that their Governor
was person Of sound intelligence and gentle
manly refinement. As it is, or now stands, the
Republicans may not after all have such task
before them, if they will only draw on the right
line-and that line is now unhandled. Delaware
is small, but there is now for her handsome
opening for an exciting campaign, with just a
little cupidity. However, we ahal see but will
bid the Democrats to look wsh into the game,
and watch the moving of the knighss, lest they,
on election day discover themselves entirely be-
nighted. CONSISTENCY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
clayton House.
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, To-DA

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TODAY
Herman Winter Brooklyn.
N I Hayes, West Chester.
Alexander Fulton, Dover.
John A Fields Pliila.
W Wilson Byrne, wife and daughter, Cam
bridge, Md.
Aug Richards, Phila.
Cousins, Norwalk, Conn.
Ed NJ Fithan and sister, Nj.
VIM Calhoun, N Y.
John Rankin, ''
Jos Cannon, Pha.
M Hillyard, McComb City, Miss.
s B Locke, Md.
B Thompson, st. Louis.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Rev. j. A. La1ane Deposed.

Rev. James A. Latane, late pastor of st. Math-
ew's Episcopal Church of Wheeling, has been
economically deposed by Bishop Johns for adhe-
sion to the Cummins movement. The Inteli-
geicer credits him with having written "the
most finished anti-Hgh Church paper that has
recently appeared in the controversy between
the two wings of the Episcopal Church. 1t was
certainly very scholarly production, written in
the most unexceptionable tone."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Deaths.

COoK.-On August 30 h. at his county residence
near New Castle. Rober. Cook, Esq OF PHI IL ell
phla, aged IS ars.
The funeral will b, on We lnesday, September 2d,
at ocock P. NJ, from MS ate residence, 1924 A ch
Street lladelshia. Friends are invited TO attend
without further no Ice.
BLACRBUpN-ln Chester. Pa, on August 9s',
Mary, wife OF Samuel j. ackburn.
The relatives auu lends of the family are invited
to atte"d the funeral at bnry M. u. Chur, h, on
Wednesday Services at l2JS O'Clock. To proceed 10
Mt Salem emetery.
BRoWN.-In this city, on third day morning, 9Th
month, 1st, Elizabeth brown, IN The o5u year VI
rage
Friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
denc of h'r daughter, karah A. Pierce 800 West
Fourth Street, on NTH day afternoon at o'c ock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
New Charlie Ross story.

On Wednesday evening stalwart, middle
aged woman, with arms bare and red. as though
just out OF the wash-tub, and calico sun-bonnet
set awry upon her head, was seen passing hur-
riedly up Union street, Virginia City, Nevada,
leading by the left arm squint-eyed, snub-nos-
ed, freckle-faced, carroty-headed youth of elev-
en- summers. Fierce determination was seen in
wrath to come was depicted in the face of the
boy. As the pair passed crowded portion Of
the sidewalk bright idea seemed suddenly to
strike the BOBBY who was being thus roughly led
away. Suddenly pulling back, he shrieked in a
piteous, desparing tone; I'm little Charlie Ross
I'm little Charlie Ross what was stole Won't
somebody cave me2 Thars big reward offer
ed for mel" "Too thin Ike r. cried a young
hoodlum in the crowd Everybody knows you
and yer old nam !"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Woman Suffrage an m,cb,uau

,,a me people Of Michigan are to vote this fall
rpti rpTn tae questions of admitting women to the
Ienl Is OF suffrage, but the Detroit Post says the
discussion OF the issue has become very languid
INV INV uhinteresting. The same paper says that
'si hvass ID generally at complete standsti,
na n.,u ohy an occasional uuimportant local meet
ana that the prospect now is that the pro-
rVson i o. will be badly defeated in every part Of
o.ate, with total majority against it, as at
io Goa estimated by shrewd observers, of from
"ooO to 10000 votes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Anlusenenas. A
JOHN THoMpsos's DRAMATIC TROUPE.

JOHN THoMpsos's DRAMATIC TROUPE.
The performance by John Thompsons Dra-
matte Troupe which was announced for Monday
evening next has been deferred until Wednes-
day by reason of the circus which comes of on
'he first named day. Tho agent of the troupe
pearance in this city he has reorgani2ed and
gathered together troupe of his own and now
gives tirst-class entertainment. His former
troupe was one picked up in u hurry, by other
parties and one for which he assumes no re-
'ponslbty. This will be the opening engage
meni at the Opera House this season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
a Private on DIT.

The New Orleans Picayune of August 27. says
there is prospect that the United States iron.
clad monitors lying below that city, and offered
for sale by the government, will be saved from
falling into the hands of old junk-dealers, rs
there is movement on foot to purchase them
for the patriotic Cubans, whose great want has
heretofore been war vessels with which to tackle
the Spaniards.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

EATON INsTITUrE.-Ths we-known female
Institute OF learning at Kennett Square, Chester
cipals, Il. t. and s w. Swayne, are thorough in
struct'rs, and the pupils under their care will be
surrounded with good influences. Persons hav-
ing daughters to educate should send for cir
a,,1ar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Internal Revenue Receipts.

The internal revenue receipts for the two
months past exceed the amount received last
year over one-half million dollars. For July and
August of last year, the aggregate was $l7, ,3i3,-
ISL IA for the present year $17, ,9l9 6Ol. .25, be-
ing an increase Of $576 1881. For next month
the commissioner expects that a most gratifying
exhibit will be made, inasmuch as the fall trade
usually swells the receipts from this source.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Spain.

RIoTa IN BARCELONA OVER THE ooNsoRIPTIoN.
MADRID, Sept. l.
There bas been some rioting in the Barcelona
province, caused by opposition to the conscrip-
lion. In some places tho boxes containing the
names.of those drafted were seized and burned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
..rn the Hand. of Iais Friends"

It is settled-the question of Grants success
sor. In the Ohio Democratic convention, on
Wednesday, three cheers were given for Cover
nor Allen as the next President of the United
States. Thereupon that gentleman smiled. and
bowed, and said ~ will not seek, but will not
decline any duty the people may call upon me to
perform"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

FALSE REpoRT.-The report that three men
and two women were drowned at Bowers Beach
last Saturday, we learn, was not true. The re-
port arose from the fact that a man, who did
not understand boating, took Mr.. Levy's boat
and started out on the bay for sail The boat
upset short distance from shore and foated
ashore with much frightened and very wet
man on top ofit.- Deld,odredn 29h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
The Pre.idenrs Return.

1t is now said that the weather being 80 cold
at Long Branch, and 20 pleasant in Washington,
the President and family will return to the White
House during the latter part of the present
week. The Executive mansion has been put in
thorough order, and greatly improved. Much
new and costly furniture has been added during
the present summer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

VACUUM BRAKE The Philadelphia and Balti-
attached to their engines and cars patent vacu-
u brake, thus keeping up with all the improve
ments known to railroading. With nice new cars
and the new brake on them the Baltimore Cen
tral is keeping abreast with the great railroad
lines Of the country
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Philadelphia.

pEsTRucrIoN OF TAYLoRs CARPET FACTORY
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. /.
The carpet yarn factory Of J. H. Taylor, at 2Sd
and Aimes sts., was entirely burned, this morn
ing. The loss is sixteen thousand dollars; insur-
ed for eleven thousand dollars,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Our Public Debt statement.

REDUCTION DURING AUGUST
WASHINGTON, Sep. 1.
The public debt statement shows reduction
of debt during August, of Sl.626,7 $780, Coin in
treasury, s7l,0s9,92s including S29 14l.2OO in
coin certificates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
ouorArIoNs AT THE BnANpYwINE MILLS FOR VI our
The Peach shipmcnis.
MONDAY.
Base BALI
ZINE aAMEn In PROSPECT.

On Wednesday next, the Atkins Lawrence
Base Ball Club will play the Snawanee club. Of
Philadelphia, match game at Schutzen Paik,
and the following Monday tbe Nationals, Of
Washington, ID. c., at the same place.
GAME BETWEEN THE BUTCHERS.
match game of base ball will be played at
Shuetzen Park, tomorrow afternoon, between
the Second and Eighth street Butchers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

The HoRucULrUaAL ExHIBIrloS.-A meeting
of the Horticultural Society will be held at Ineti-
tute Hall, tomorrow evening, at 7.30, to deter
mine whether an exhibition shall be held this
season or not. A full attendance of the members
and friends of the society il reqnested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

PIo-NIo AT SoHEur rzEN PARK,-On Thursday, a
grand picnic will be given at Scheutzen Park
band will be in attendance, and hacks will be run
to and from Il park during the day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

fobi hAbitsh bNuhN hhhiburth
TO ACCOMPANY stR. BLAcKFAS TO THE POSTAL
CONGRESS-.
WAsHINaToS Sept. 1.
Post Master General Marshall Jewell took the
oath of Office and entered upon his duties this
morning. Mr.. Rambusch, clerk in Foreign Mails
Bureau has been appointed to accompany Mr..
Blackfan the delegate to Postal Congress, to as
semble at Berne, Switzerland, with the object of
making uniform arrangements for postal ex-
changes between all counties
PROCLAMATION OF FRIENDSHIP WITH PERU.
Proclamation is made of the treaty of friend
ship and commerce betweeen the United States
and Peru.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
The business ouiIooK in New York.

GOOD. new York correspondent says that the dry
mc @s tney can make trade is to force it, and 30 on
en,, ,,a descriptions of the cheaper kind of goods
hreag down is the order OF the day. Other
inSuias iSrnes OF trade take more hopeful view, and
tha huge IN less crosking than is to be heard in
''0 vicinity OF Church street and Broadway.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
The PRECEDENT.

RETURNED TO LONG BRANCH FROM HIS EASTERN
TRIP.
LoNa BRANCH, Sept. /.
President Grant arrived this morning from his
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Ihe New Cable.

822 NAUTICAL MILES PAID oUT-THE WORK PRO-
DRESSING FAvoRABLY.
LONDON, Sept. L.
The Great Eastern had paid out s22 nautical
miles of cable, progressing favorably though
hard north east gale has been blowing for SO
hours
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
aNarriages.

RIBLEY-Mcf.EA the evening of August
10TH at Golden Grove, Missouri, by Rev. MT
Flemming s. Henry ri lev, and Agnes a.. daui h.
ter Of c. q. aud Ellen McIe and granddaughter
OF the late Rev. j. W McCull' ugh ID. d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

CHoKED TO DEATH.-A o,ored man named
Enoe, who resided beyond 11th street bridge,
was choked to death while eating piece of beef
on Saturday. The Coroner held an inquest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
THIRD EDITION.
New York.

ARRESTS ron DANCING THE cAN-cAN.
New YORK, Sept. |.
Seventeen women and ten men we're arrested
ast night for dancing the can-can in a theatre
On broadway.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
Washington.
ANOTHER CALL FOR $40 BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has made the
eleventh call for the redemption of hve-twenty
bonds Of 1862, amounting to twelve million cou-
pom bonds, and three million registered, interest
to cease on the first of December next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

lust RECEIVED. JAPANESE FANS,
81 all styles, lowest prices. at -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

We have neglected..to specially notice the nom-
nation of Hon. Geo. A. Halsey, of Newark, for
Governor, by the Republicans of New jersey.
tits beyond doubt very strong nomination, and
there Hhonld be.no doubt OF its endorsement at
at the polls. Mr.. Halsey is man of fine ability
and prolonged experience in public affairs, and
Is thoroughly identified with the interests of his
State. Our acquaintance with Mr.. Halsey adds
to our desire for his success, for we know he
deserves it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

(SHESr PROTECTORS, OF RABBIT
" skin OF ordinary and extra large sizes, at
E. BRINGHURST a O.'o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Excursion of the NeWsbOys and BOOt-
blacks.

The managers of the Children's Free Excur-
sons at Baltimore, yesterday, gave an excursion
to several hundred newsboys and bootbacks of
that city. Headed by band of music, and car
rying flags, the boys marched to the wharf,
where they got on steamer, which took them
to Annapolis. They returned to the city in the
afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
educational.
ITO PARENTS AND YOUTH.

TJNO PARENTS AND YOUTH.
Duty imposes on me the honor Of inviting your az
tentlon to the unequalle value of Ioueat 1t is
with gratitude to Providen"e, and you, tie people,
that represent to you the claims of that institution
which facts and figures prove your patronage has
made the 'argest, most successful and popular of all
the excellent nsli utions In our commonwealth an
in tituiion well known for its enterprsing reforms
in the principles and methods Of instruction, lis rare
combination nf such experienced ta.ent as has won
great success 0glinst great ohstacle'. Its faithful
thnr0ug ness Of instruction and discipline and its
practical inae endent character, givi greliabity,
efficien and enterprise to the haoits of students
1t is an b nor to ur city, an honor to our State,
and honorable to every one conn with it, either
as patron. teacher or pupil
THE VALUE OF GOOD COMPANY.
Good parents I've for their children, and good
children are he greatest joy Of their arents To
keep tile plastic minds of youth under good inlu-
ences, in od company, is a consideration Of the
greatest moment to parents who are rightly thought
Inl of their sacred resp0n biity OF the fact that
their future happiness and honor are bound up In
the moral and intellectual deveopment-the good
ness and Intelligence of their children As gener-
s rule, II Is impossible 10 place good children In the
society of VII ious and keep tn m Ood; tn
most easily intuenced as the tend or blades
of grass are moved by The summer breez..
AMBITION, INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE.
The denree of AMBITION industry and enterpri7e
that be inspired and trained into the young, by
teachers who those qualitias,s as surprising
In Its good results as 1t is ircalcuable in value.
Here an insti u ion satisfactory 10 all parents
who wi tue hest OF care, the best Of instruction.
the best of d cplnc, ami the best of influence, for
their children.
THE PRIM AIRY SCHOOL,
THE SELECT S"HOOL.
THE MECHANICAL AND COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
THE NORMAL AND COLLEGI ATE PREPARA-
TORY SCHOOL,
OF THE
DELAWARE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
ale of Monitors.

ors Shawnee and Wassuc were auc-
Il at the Boston navy yard on Saturday,
ur guns having been removed previously.
Shawnee brought S23, 900 and the wassuc
aD9 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

Vermont votes to-day. The Republican can
diiates, all of whom we trust are good and wor-
thy men, will be elected Of course
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

GS.66 NUT, So So STOVE COAL,
pc screened and delivered by
WM. J. BROWN,
tebis-lyof South Of Market Street Bridge
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
ORGANIZED NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

DELAWARE sTATE NoRMAL UNlvERsIT,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
JOSEPH FOUT

81 Sells
SHAWNEE COAL, AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES.
We try to excel all our neighbors In the prepara-
tion OF our Coal how far we have succeeded we
will leave our customers to say for us.
once, Orange and Water streets
aprl9-1yof InGFPH FOT1T,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

Gold S1.O9%.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
SECOND EDITION.
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, Sep. /.
Gold S1.09s4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WABHINGToN, Sep. 7.
Probabilities For the Middle States, rising
barometer, falling or stationary temperature
with winds mostly from the north west to north
east and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHIIAnrLpH1A, Sept. /.
Cotton steady, 169& &@17Lc. Seeds dull old
crop cloyerseed, Sl0.75@I1.b0. Flour quiet,
do, S6@6.25 Wheat dull red, 81 15@1.20 (;
white $1.S5@1. 38. Corn quiet yellow, Sc
Oats dull 48@54c. -Whiskey. $l.O3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
commercial Extra, To-nieht.

We will issue an extra COMMERCIAL, tonight,
containing the returns of the City Election, i'm
mediately after the reception of the returns. 1t
will he sold for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

rJ,HE PATENT CORN CRATER OPENS
the hull OF the grain and th n scrapes out all
the pulp; leaving the lndlgestlble skin attached TO
the cob. for puddngs, soups, fritters male OF
green corn for elIerly persons who cannot mas
tcate the Dnile corn they will prove themselves
a -sirabe housekeeping utensil.
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. ss5 (Eight Thirty-uve) Market st.. below NINTH
Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
alfW advertisements.

WE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LE-
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rience IL be equal for hardness and purity to any
Lehigh in the market at Schuyikil prices. All who
have used 1t, buy again
GEO. W. BUSH 4 SON, French 81. Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

NHEST PROTECTOR5, OF CHAMOIS
, and wool. single at Z. BRINGHURST d CO.'S
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
Tew advertisements.

MEAT TENDERERS, OR s t e A X
lfl poun lers, of several kinds, riding Deedles,
skewers, bas ing spoons, bake pans, and other cook
ing utensils, for sale by -
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No ss5 Eight Thirty-nvel Market St., below Ninth,
Shiladenhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01
FOURTH EDITION.
Washington.

POST MASTER JEWELL SWORN IN-MR. RAAfBuscH
TO ACCOMPANY MR. DLAcKFAS TO THE POSTAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-01

COFFEES - THE cheapest AND
~ best can always be bought at II East Fourth
street. HOUSTON PRIZER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-06
FRUITS, NUS nnd COnfeciiOncTics.

Dnedupplrs ON llc;Lcmons,H boN s0;OwnRe7
q box 80 %, Fis,, new b 10 loci lialsins, IN
layers, q boN, ncW u uOj Dried culronr,
F,U lSr, Almuuus SOFT shell, u b Doe; filbelS
new ti n 2Oc; WaluulS, p 10 Dc, Brazil nuts,
fM poe. Peanuts, o. H. GHc; tWuh'rles, q
barrel 5la; Coconnuts ~ 100 80 OOGl2 5Oi Flne
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