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Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

HORACE GREELEY's DArcurpps Mr.,
C''Veland, the sister of Horace Greeley. has
'"r years gwen (during the winter) afternoon
receptions, which have been very ponmlor
among literary and artistic people. So
famous have these gatherings been that if
has become almost necessor,, if ON, ,...,,, !
DC al all Known among the literary pcople
"l 'hlS city to have the c,trrc to Mrs C1.v,.
lahd house. Since Mr.. Gircclev's ,Iaotb
MS two daughters have resided with Mrs
leveland, and, as they are beautiful and
accomplished girls, they have outsbono tLa
relative, and now these much-sought recon
uonS are known as Greeley affairs. or tho
Misses Greeley "at home" on Tues,Iav.
our correspondent eagerly accented nm
invitation to see the literary lions and tbc
blue stockings of this city last Thursday
afternoon. eat, YOU know, may look at
KING and queen as well. From 3 o'clock
'lll lhere was constant coming and
gong, two rooms and the corridor b.incol
the time comfortably full. It is purely an
intellectual feast, there being no refresh
ments Whatever Mrs Cleveland. her two
daughters tone OF them am authoress) and
the Misses Greeley We're constant in their
attention to their guests. convcrsing in tu,ns
with all with admirable ease. The .ldest
Miss Greeley is very pretty; indeed. both
OF them are charming. resembling their
mother looking more like Italian girls
with their dark eyes, clear brunette com.
plexlons and chcStnut-colored hair. than
hk" Americans or daughters of the fair and
@mlelcss Horace. They were dressed in
hali-mourning. and without ornaments of
any description. Neither affects or pretcnds
to be literary, yet both are well read as to
books. and have travelled extensively
having made tour Of Europe some seven
or eight times. Occasionally there was
music, or some instrumental performance
10y one or the other of the Misses Cleveland
which shall not c;iticise; but most of the
time was spent in ConycrSatiOn.-Ne,r TlyE
Correspondence otht ST. Lo,,is Tcofs
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

SAD SCRSRs IN PHILADRLPHIA.-Mr George
j.. Wetherill, Of Philadelphia died on
Tuesday, aged SO years. He was a promi-
nent business man. For sixty years he and
hls wife trod lifc's path happily together
successful as merchant. blessed with
wealth, honorcd by their children the
rugged edge Of despair was to them thing
unknown. When Mrs. W. was told that
ils spirit had gone to God who gave it. She
fell i'll a swoOn, was carried to room adj DIN
ing thai Of her dead husband, where she
Fay in a cOmatOre state until Friday follow.
ing, when sensibility returned Just as the
remains of Mr.. Wethcrill were being carried
past the door. She arose from the bed
walked to the room door, looked at the
casket which contained Mr.. W. and then
fell backwards upon the floor, corpse.
They both now rest beneath the same sod.
During the same week. Mr.. James Cole
man, jr., young married man, living at
Il2 Siegel ST., lost his only two children, bv
scarlet fever, a boy and girl, four and six
years of age. The day following their
burial Mrs Coleman died from pure gricf
at her loss and mother and children slcrp
their last sleep side by side. leaving the
heartstricken father to his lonely cot.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

The fifty-sixth anniversary of the intro.
duction of odd Fellowship into the United
States was celebrated in some of the chln-
ches at Washington on Sunday night,
appropriate addresses being delivered by
the ministers to the members of the Order
present.
Memorial Day was obsclvedo on Monday
at Augusta, Ga, 10y the laying of the corner
stone of Il Confederate monument and the
decoration of Confederate graves. There
was large procession. General Evans
made an address in which he said .the
monument would not be for war but for
peace, and he would say to them, 'the Con,
tederacy has expired" He responded to
the traternal words spoken by General
Bartlett at the Centennial Celebration in
Concord.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

WORTH IT'S WEIGHT IN GoLp.-UndoubtcdIy
the greatest modern discovery in medicine
Is la Costa's Radical Cure for dyspepsia.
coNtivrncsS, sick headache. biliiou.ncss.
sour stomach. loss of appetite, distress
after eating, and all disorders arising from
a arrangement of the Stomach or Liver
Its results are astonishing, and sure relief
Is guaranteed in every ease where it is used
as directed. 1t tones up the stomach,
regulates the liver. restores the natural an.
petite. and drives all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious Fever
winch yearly destroy so many lives might
IN almost every case be prevented hv a
timely us" of la Costas Radical Cure.
Trial size 10 cents. Sold 10y j. W. DENNEY.
Smyrna, and Jas. Cowgirl a Son. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
For the SnWnd Times.
That Boss Mathematician" :"

The following sum- as it is called
attributed to the "boss mathematician ot
the Peninsula in note quoted from an
Exchange" in your paper of last week. is
calculated to excite dcrision not only
against this boss mathematician but also
against our free and enlightened peoplc
among whom his alleged accuteness renders
him 50 remarkable.
a farmer having - bitches cut, of diff
fcrent lengths employs four men to do the
work. To the first he agrees to pay 81 per
rod; to the second Sl.25 per rod; to the
third, $l.75 per rod, and to the fourth,
S2lSl rer rod. When they finish the
bitches and come to be paid off each man
receives the same amount for each ditch.
How many rods did each man cut in each
ditch? How much did each man receive
for each ditch? How long was each ditch
and how much per rod did it cost to have
the bitches cut?'
1t is evident that bitches of any length
whatever (within their muscular abilitv)
may be cut 10y four men at the above
named prices and that if respective lengths
are inverse as prices each will receive the
same amount. The string of queries pro-
pounded is ridiculous.
Possibly, however. the printer misrepre-
Sents the old gentleman who seems to be a
mathematical prodigy in more ways than
one inasmuch as We are informed that he
was born in 1896 and Is now 81 Years of age.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

The heart is a wonderful pump, the
valves of which open and shut seventy or
eighty times per minute. If an alcoholic
stimulent be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural
speed wears out the vital machinery All
the intoxicating nOstrums advertised as
'"tonics," "renOvators," "correctives," &C.,
produce this disastrous effect, and hence all
intelligent Christians are thankful that DIR.
j. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTRRs
an Invigorant and Alternative without a
sting--is everywhere supplanting these
proprietary poisons. apr7-lm
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

SEA GRoyE.-Sea Grove. the new Pre.by.
terrain seaside resort at Cape MAY, is pro
gressinS admirably. A very large number
OF lots have been sold to parties who intend
commencing the erection of cottages at
once. SO that before the close of the season.
quite town will have sprung up. where
two months ago. there was not a vestisc Of
anything of the kind. The PRINCIPAL hotel
VIII be ready for occupancy by the last of
june" and will then be thrown open to
guests. In addition to this. another hotel.
on the European plan. is to be immediately
erected on the bay side Of the town.
1t will thus be seen that Sea Grove !.
bound to bc a success. and what will insure
II more fully Will be the fact that there will
b" an avoidance Of those rigid restrictions
which characterisr so many of the denomi-
national summer resorts. The lots are omen
to oil purchasers. no matter what their
doctrine or belief The regulation. of tn.
town Will be such rs to ctiectuallv exclude
anything calculated to eneourae. inuor
aIity, but the Plritanical spirit 50 objections
able 10 many will be avoided. and therefor.
S"a Grove being delightfully."- located. i, des
tined to become a very model of summer
seaside rrS0rte.-FHHu. Erooic1>.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

CRNTESARiASs.-Th New York Times
publishes a list Of nincty-one persons who
have died in that city within the past ten
years at the alleged age of 100 years and
upwards. One ofthesc, Ira Cromwell, colored,
who diedi in March, 1864, aged l04 years and 5
months, is put down as a native Of Balti.
more. OF the ninety.One centenarians fifty
six are accredited with having been born in
Ireland.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

The Northern immigration and Coloni.
ling Association of Virginia was organized
in Richmond on Saturday 10y the election
of Mr.. c. z. Ramsdell, late republican can
State, formerly of Wyoming, Del, as prcsi-
dent, and board of directors. The objects
Of the association is TO encourage imrnigra-
ton from the North, East and West, and
settle people from those sections in neigh
borhoOds together.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
CANCER CAN RE CIDrn

DIX. H. T. BOND, of the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE
mas discovered certain for this dreadful ma and
AStSnNhing the medical faculty by his wonderful snccss
ne remedies can be sent pant the world Those
VINO prefer ting the city and remaining while nnir
treatment VII md ample accommodations At the IXsTf
TCTE SCROFCLA TErTER. PEURIGO and nil SKIN
diseases and impurities of the Blood cured after ali other
dress, "PISS, e, ,S,,,,r .' a. -" ~"
nov. is ~. 32GS CHESTNUT ST, PhiAldplDhin
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

At Salt Lake City, on Saturday, Brigham
Dung was summoned before Chief Justice
Lowe to show why he should not be pun
lshed for contempt in failing to pay Ann
Eliza $4,000 or monthly allowance of $500
allmony. Th" case was argued for am
appeal to the Supreme Court, and at the
conclusion the judge called for the papers.
but gave no drci~iom
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

The funeral Of the late John HARPER. Sr..
member Of the firm Of Harper Bros, of New
York, took place on Monday afternoon
from II. Paul's Methodist Church, in that
city. The edifce was crowded to excess
The publishers were in Attendance in a
body, 50 also were the employees of the great
book establishment in Franklin SQUARE.
Among the more prominent persons were
Vice President Wilson, Geo. VIM. Curtis.
Rev. DR.. Taylor and Rev. Dr. Roche. The
pail bearers were Thurlow Weed, Prof
Drisler, Richard NJ. Hoe, John W. Southack,
William ii. Demarcst, John II. Hall, A. ID.
F. Randolph, Benson j. LOSING, George
William Curtis, Evart Duyckinck, James
A. Morrison, Judge Fanchcr, Edwin Meade.
Theo. Barton Coe.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
WOmaIS Medical College Of Pennsylvania.

The 2ith Winter Session will open October 7th 1870
ln lhe clgBAnt Hnf cpmm0dOus new College building.
clinical instruction il given IN lha WumpnG Hosptul
and IN the Pennsylvania, Wills and OrIh0padic Hoo.
ptals Spring course of Lectures practical demon
strMions, and Winter Quzzes are free to MI tho ma.
trlculhnts. Address
RACHEL J.. BODLEY A. NJ, Dean.
apTZl-lm North College Avenne and DIST st.. Pha,
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

pANlS-l:lr,S-On the 9TH inst. at the residence. @
the brides parents in Blackhri Hundred by Elder
r Httcnh"'l>e. Mr.. VIM. X. Davis amt Mis- Annie /
daughter Of WIN. +, Riggs. Esq both Of the vicinity
of smyrna
SNINNEG-NcCR CKEN-On the 4utl inst in this
town, at the residence Of II. L. Mu>ard E>d. by
Rev. K. \. Brown. Dr J. g. >wiuucv and Mis-, MAJ
gie Il. McCmckcn all Of smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
DEATHS.

PRIMInNE.-ln Duck Creek. near smyrna. on the
@-d inst. samuel l." Primrose, in hi, 9TH year
bHpNN-pn the nth inst, in Thorouehfarc Neck
Henry son Of Ahr'm Brown, formerly If Bombay
Hook aged > ycar,.
Dillon the nth inst near Green Spr.u., Station
Ihilamnn Il; Dill aged 60 years
sAVlN-on the 9TH inst. in Hcuton Hd.. Harry NJ,
infant son "f Mr. John A. Sayin, aged ten months.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
NOTICE KEsPECTING IIrENsEg

NOTICE RESPECTING LICENSES
~ All individuals Associations of Persons Firms
or Corporations engaged in and desiring to continue
engaged IN the business of Purchasing and Selling
Produce Goods, Wares aud Merchandise or nuV
properly OF Whatever description. either by wholesale
or retail or engaged as owner owners in the pro-
dlction or manufacture, 10y hand or machinery Of
foods. Wares or Merchandise Of any article or ma
tral or any combination composition Of any nrti-
clts or materials of every nature and substance what
soevGf except the usual farm products for home con
sumption OF market purposes, and required to take
out license are hereby nUilcd to take out license To
engage in prosecute. follow and carry on such busi
ness or occupation on before the FIRST nay otr
~ NJ next And all Persons Firms, Companies or
Corporations engaged in the Trade Business Pursuit
or Occupation Of AuctiOnccring Foreign LiC, Iusmr
ance Agency, Foreign Fire Insurance Agency Vrnd-
ing ot Goods, Wares and Merchandise by SnmDirs
keeping or travelling Stations JmckS for the IIsr of
mares; Keeping Eating Houses: taking Photngranhs.
acting HS Brokers, Real Estate Agcnt.v: ExhIitng
'lrcucS; Practicing Jugglcry; PraCticing the prrs
SION OF Law PraciCing the Profession Of Medicine.
lracticlng the Profession of Dentistry Convcvnncinp
acting GS private Banker Non resident Cnichcrs Gf
FISH Pcddling. Keeping Tavern Selling Tntoxicntinp
Liquors are hereby notified that their licenses a. rC
and must DC renewed within one year from dnte
thereof ~
Given in pursuance Of an act Of the General Assem-
bly, passed March 81, 1873.
WILLIAM A. MOORE
Dltrk Of the IEG:c IN and for Kent County
DOVER April % lSTj.-it
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
personal. NOTICE.

Al officers sailors and soldiers wounded ruptured or in
Jured IN the late Rebellion, however slightly can obtain
Pension by addressing DIR. T.. b. ACKS0E ~ "
Late surgeon in United states Navy,
o No. 7g7 SansOm 81. Philadrlphia
Oct' zISt.-Y Communications promptly answered
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

whereas tcT" are divers persons within the state nt
.tl"Nalv; " no are engaged in the Manufacture, of an
;NI'Hl ftrtlIIIr KNOW js the "Sar star Bone.
fhnSplatc And whereas. The undersigned I,v yirtuc
81 l'olS "i assignment duly executed and delivered
I" them. are the sole uWivrS Of the right m rn,int
tui' ana sell The said Artificial Fertilizer th,. same
nCG patented '"intEnaton for which letters 1allt
"i u' nlicd states have been duly issued within the
St"" Iciawalc. And whereas. also the undersigned
haNca copyright for their Trade Mark uhtainCl II,
pursuance ui IN" act 4" Congress in that behalf Now
therefore all persons hereby respectfully notified
70 WHlNc"htiuc immediately the maIufactIr and "a i,
"I >a patented Artificial Fertilizer ,uul,>> they are
manufacturing the same under or licrI,,. M ~, N.Y. @
dcterhihcd tn maintain our legal rights And any
person hereafter infringing upon our rights, or max
ing use "i our TRADE Mark" Will hc urolnItIy
dealt with according To- law l''
j. z. TYGERT g. CO.,
Manufacturers Of Star Bone Phosphate.
SMYRNA DrA%AEr March ~ IN75.-al17-tr
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
WITHOUT A RIVAL IN THE MARKET.
and it universally conceded to be the
EAv0RITE FERTILIZER OF THE PENIMSLLl 4

1hc oON OOANO manufactured from the best nrreS
raw materials, all of which in themselves excellent fertilizers and
which when combined and rendered soluble concentrated
manure or great value has amply demonstrated
B@ We warrant the Sun Guano Be wholly free anv
teraon whatever No sand clay dirt other worthless substance
is mixed with it. and desire impress the fact upon the n
that there is wide difference between the numerous ad
cheap fertilizers the market many of which are odI+
ated with sand to the extent of 40 50 per cent!
AS we make our Suphrlc Acid grind own Bones and
prepare our Ammonaca Matter can afford TO sell The
Guano at Its very moderate price We MANUFACTURERS
OF fertilizers and MIXERS of manufactured articles from, otb
ctoreS and hence the profits which mixers are COM
PEELED to pay This the why fertilizer of such excellence
can be sold at price which places within the reach of ever
farmer. Ny
For Spring Crops the Sun Guano is admirably adar+d n.
corn garden vegetables berries &c it has produced splendid es
and m u confirmed all the representations have made in its favor
all who buy it will endorse it frst-cass manure Via"
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

THH GRAVE or Administrators the
head of The Presidential Gewgaw the
Springfield Rep"Ihr5m show. up the folIy
Of the ambition for the presidency which
prevails in 50 many ardent brains. 1t sug
ge'ts that the field of our l.ast history is a
good one for profitable reflection on thi,
subject. The popular race-horsc stand, am
even chance for Immortality with most of
the occupants hitherto of the executive
char. ut would move the soul Of anv man
to go among the bones of it. dead politicians
and see how very dead they are. But one
Shudders to think how many Presidents We
shall lay away and forget in the next thou
sand years, and how it will tax the brain OF
the poor school boy of the future to commit
the list to memory. We are making them
at the rate of about one in four years, which
~ much faster than we produce great men. ="
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

Two trains on the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad came into collision at Washington
Monday afternoon, and were badly damaged.
\ number Of persons We're injured. nine or
ten severely. Itappcars that the engineer of
the northern bound train did not stop long
enough on the switch at the mouth of the
tunnel to allow the southern bound train
to pass, but went through and met the
other train coming around Il curve at full
speed The crash Of the collision was terri
bic, both engines and four of the cars being
demolished. Three of the wrecked cars
belonged t. the northern train. The persons
most severely injured were the engineers
OF both trains, a fireman named Henry
Bechtel, conductor Buchanan, Geo w.
Baker, Of Wilmington Del, Thomas Collins.
of Baltimore, and George Duritz. Western
Union Telegraph operator
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
BERRY PLANTS

Genuine BRANDWINER Asppppp1.
for Sale hv ~ rbIILACkBERI&Y PI ANTS
mhi0tI ANTHONY REYBOIi'b1- 1--AN ~
Delaware CITY Deiay,oro
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

livery AGENT That. wants. a paying business
~ LII AuuNl sending us Sl.2J will receive hv
iC'ulh express mn and c0pp''tr outfit in"l;dine on,
u 4Il laitt l6 ~ Chrmnns. FRAMED This nnCr Is 10
WRS"HU ana they must say I'm their orders TINT tbrv
htcnd 10 canvass and order the outfit with thnt IN
ehtlnh We have II beautifully HLUsTRATED Inn"r
containing full page of FASHION PLATES each nnntb
~ very popular an easy 10 canvass for Agents rr n,
making SlO per day with it, The best terms and mos,
liberal oilers ever heard Of Order ut once or prnmn
WIN be occupied Address with references
mhai ;Dj Sa,,sn,n q III
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
PureGr0und RawBone

Furnished by ear in lots Of five ton, and upwards
or rl"n!lGr quantities from store rarti,.. ordering
t%r! VIII Get all the benefits Of the lowest prices
NY. h4'LA.~ Tor manufacturing Phosphat ,.lWav,
ON Manu- lIcc, rs I"" u> The lowest quality as good
attended tu. ii. SZs.rt,v '''l"'!
tch1I I'm E..v,i,.r, ~
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
S. S. CAMPBELL & co.
wHLoEsALE MANUFACTURERS OF

"hLokSALR MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE, PLAIN AND MOLASSES CANDY.
imp"rtersand Dealers in FOREIGN FRUITS. NUTS. &c.
NOS 4xx x,n ,narl9et 81. and 4 ~ Merchant NJ phiIo
F'ns WORKS hSCONSTA&fLY ON HAND anil III +;
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
$1,000
Per

HE unparalleled which has attended the use of the
oON OOANO in all sections into which has been introduced
and on every variety Of crop prove noneaby that it the
cheapest manure IN existence Testimonials farmers who have
used pronounce it to be ~
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28
ID. a. LIGTIEEIsURY.
n. B. TAYLOR.
GARDEN, FIELD and FLOWERSEEDS.

H. b Taylor at his store lo@ Third s. Chester. Pa
iH> a iuI. ">I"rtmrHt Of fresh and genuine Garden and
Timothy and Hungarian seed n loWr,t I,,rL,f
ErIr' rHttcHi"n paid turu!> l.sclriiur
F">lrrl seed l"atuc>. Also Asparagus Roofs, WEI
n' !'Nti - MI all orders. and viii guarantee. salts
iru"n Ny seeds are grown by II A. pr.rr t,.I2i I'm
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

~ 4 - Broadway New York Arms.
Madison ~4.N"V York S"wil. Machine.
'hI'"-.' -. state H.. :. Machines and trp>
i.-l ,J r.! Na,hin.jru Il. sewing Mac! ill.,.
.4'ih,"jl. II W., .li T.. sowing Machines.
l"t -'''''l'-,r. - ~-l ing NarHir,.>
.N.h' t''.- h''!T, up.~, iIuG-r Maripttc t.
a. sewing Machines
"H~.Ii.,-'"i,. j.. g.. II Seventh IT, = Machines,
Smyrna times., 1875-04-28

Oct. 2lst. ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-09
JANUARY.

ScHENCKis PULMOSIC SYRUP, SEA WEED
Tonic AND 1lANDRAEE Pills These deserved
" celebrated and popular medicines have ef-
tected a revolution IN the healing art, and
proved the fallacy Of several maxlms which
medical science. The false suppOsitiJn that
'sCOusumptiOn Is insUrable' deferred physi-
clans from attempting 70 find remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with IL recon
ciled themselves to death without making An
effort TO escape from doom which they sup
posed 70 be unavoidable. IL Is now proved,
however, that Consumption can Be cured, and
that il has been cured in a very great number OF
cases (sOme Of them apparently desperate
cases) by Schencks PulmOnic Syrup alone; and
In other cases by the same medicine, in con-
nectiOn with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, one OF both, according to the
requirements Of the case.
Dr. Schenck himself, who enjoyed uninter-
rupted good heath for more than forty years,
was supposed, at one time, 20 be az the very
gate Of death, his phys lcians having pronounced
his case hopeless, ami abandoned him 70 his
fate. He was cured By the aforesaid medicine,
and since his recovery many thousands, SINH
larly affected. have used Dr. Scheckis prepare
tons with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making Il
not absolutely necessary 70 personally see DR..
Schenck, unless patients wish their lungs ex-
amined, and for this pIFpose he IS professional
IL at his principal 0fice, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed. Schenck's
medicines are sold BY al druggists.
fan1 decd ,g-W1rn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-09

CoFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 2O33
233c; Laguzsra 233d24c; Java 293GS2c.
CmEsE-FactOry, 163617c.
NAILs-1Ods, per keg, 1915 and 25e ad-
ditiOnal for diminishing grades.
SALT bushel barrels, In store, s.. 25;
By car load delivered in depot, 1928.
CANDLEs-Star 173c q 4.
FIsH-Half barrels, Nos. ], 2 and 8 s.. Is.
500 and $500; in kits, Nos. l, 2. and 8.
$500. S1.75 and SLIGO.
RICE-ChOice new By the barrel, SIC.
TEAs-Imperial 75dS1.25; Young Hy-
son 75cdS1.25; Black 50cdS1.OO; Gun
powder 75edSl.25.
POWDER-Dupont 1926; Sycamore Mill
1925; blasting $3.50; fuse per 100 feet Csc.
SHOT-Patent S2.20; Buck S2.45.
LIQUORs-COmmOn rectifed whisky a.
gallon 95cdS1.10; Robertson County 81. Is
d3.eO; Bourbon $1.25d5.5O; Lincoln
County $1.75d3.00; HighWines S1.O3.
BROOMs-Per dozen, 81 0On3.50.
SOAP-CommOn to fancy, 53Sc % ID, or
$3.2564.50 q box.
BLACKING-Mason's large, % dozen,
zoe; small, Csc.
CANDKs-Common stick, 15c; common
fancy 16c.
PEPPER-Per ID, 26c.
SPICE-Per ID, 16c.
GNGER-Per b, Ice.
CLovEs-Per d, 60d7Oe.
SrARCH-Per b, SIC.
SODA-Per b, SIC
PEcAEs-Per b, 15c.
ALNONDs-Per d, 25e.