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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
T / S II,

FISH DEALERS TAKE NOTICE.-I will keep
a full supply of LAKE and OCEAN FISH during
the season at bottom prices, Call or order,
DAVID ATWArER,
Feb22-dm Massilon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
NOTICE,

STATEMENT Of Receipts and Expenditures of
y Canton township for the year ending March
5, 1877:
Balance in treasury at last settlement. ,313 65
Received from County Commissioners for
Narrows' road etc......................... 400 so
Received from County Treasurer, August,
223 VI
Received from County Treasurer Feb. 1877 2,4O5 70
Infrmary Directors.......... 80
Canton city for room rent. 60 90
Total receipts, AT 80
EXPENDITURES.
General fund"..,.......................S 676 %
nOhu Iunu "''''..',..,........ Z,43o U4
foOr nd..'"'"..'....'......,."....''' 2,OlS "a
- 5331 OF
Balance in treasury March 5, 1S77.."..."S Sc %
The above Is a true exhibit upon comparison of
our books. L. DUMQNT, Treasurer.
r. M. GRIMES, Clerk. marl5wo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22

Saturday the 24th day of March, 1877,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county, towit: A part of the southwest Quarter
Of section S6, township nineteen C9) range six,
bounded as follows: Commencing at a point
seventy'ive feet south Of the point Of intersection
line of Portage street in said quarter, thence due
south along the east line of Portage street seventy
five feet, thence due east two hundred feet thence
due north seventy.ive feet thence due west two
hundred feet to the place of beginning, containing
fifteen hundred square feet.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
J.P. RAUCH. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
SATURDAY. the 24th dau of March 1877

Saturday the 24th day of March, 1877,
the following described real estate, situate in said
county, TO w.t. Parts of lots number fourteen (lD
ane fifteen Q5l in Ranks addition to the city of
Canton, bounded as follows: Beginning at point
In the north line of said lot number fourteen one
hundred and eighty feet west from the northeast
corner Of said lot; thence south parallel TO
the east line OF said lot and Of lot number fifteen
In said addition, to the south line of said lot num-
Der fifteen; thence west along the south line of
said lot l5x56 feet thence north parallel to the
east line of said lots to the north line of said lot
number fourteen; thence to the place of begin .
ming, subject TO right Of way eight feet wide
along the east line of parcel Of land thus CON
veyed extending from the north line of said lot
number fourteen (l4) southwardly thirty-six feet,
subject also to three feet running from the north
west corner Of said parcel of ground south one
were heretofore conveyed to Joseph Urich. '' ''0'
Appraised at $780,
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. Terms
cash.
I p RAuCu ghariR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
SHERIFF SALE.

Isaac Harter and Sons VS., Thomas s. Devoe ct al.
BY virtue of anOrder to SELL issued from the court
OF common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and to
at the door Of the court house. in the city Of Can.
ten IN - - -
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BRA ONER'S AGENCY.
00 "a OF

,XNTE want TO correspond with energetic men
wv who are willing To work In an honorable
business that will pay good wages.
WETM0RE u PARKS,
Mannlaolurers. Akron O
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VARIETY.

R. B, Hayes and w. A. Wheeler, lar
ceny, four years. Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22
SHERIFF SALE.

Alexander Carver VS.. Albert Carver ct al.
=, BY virtue Of an alias order to sell Issued from
the court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and to me directed will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the door Of the court house. In the city
Of Canton, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22

Thomas M. Butler of Fredonia, KY,
has a spring of water fifteen feet in
diameter, whose bottom has never been
reached, although weights with ropes
800 feet long have been lowered into it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22

Exit Grant. Enter Hayes. Exit Force
Enter Fraud. Exit whisky. Enter
lollipop. Exit Caesar. Enter Chad
band. Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-03-22

We hear no more of the terrible assas,
sination of Packard Did the successful
count heal the wounds of the carpet
Dagger?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

THE WoRK1NoaES's MEETiNG LAST NIGHT.
An adjourned meeting Of the N oskingm rs 8
Association was held last t'night--Presldenb
Benson in the chair. ~ The weather being
very uniayorable, the attendance was smaller
than usual. The Committee on Nominations
asked for farther time. Some objection
being made, it was stated by members of the
committee that they had been zealousy at
work for three nights; that their labors
were nearly completed; and that the diff
Guilty they had was not in finding andidates,
but in selecting such as would be acceptable
to the people. They promised to be ready
on Monday night. It seems to- be the pnr-
pose OF the Association not only to put up
candidates, but to work for them; and o
motion was made last night that each menu
Der OF the Association pledge himself to
leave his occupation on eection-day and
devote himself to the duty Of bringing out
his Acknowledgment. The matter, how
ever, was passed by until nominations are
made. ~ HpI =. 4" NJ !,'ii =.
A member Of the Association introduced
q series OF resolutions, which he proposed
as an addition to the platform, denouncmg,
repudiatfon; approving OF the payment, Of
the debt to the last farthing; declaring
against the Moffett liquor-law, and in favor
OF immigration.
The Association refused to enter upon
consideration of these momentous questions;
and referred the paper to the Executive
Committee s:,I G<i =r.N;.: i,
Adjourned to meet on Monday night
next. ..,... ........-, -
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Minor Topicss..-The". want Of a sufficient
wat 81 Suppiy IS o gsreat SOURCE OF annoy az CO,
|; There is great complaint. Of, the depreda-
T tions at night by cows on private property,
Manchester has been we'll billed for the
Mazeppa performances, -, - ~
SE3Ihe old stage broke down Yesterday The
new one viii not be put on the line until
+ +; Ths funeral Of the Infant of a. E; iAnder-
son, :oi Richmond, formerly Of Manchester,
wasI largely ait tended yesterday by friends
and relatives trom!thisicitya.,i SgofaA .,,.
y Several .oi the wateE-linei establish
will pay off to-day. .,,,l 10; 81 b,fjao /,
= Interesting services; may be expected 81
/ the Baptist rehureht tomorrow. $50 -.
oodfn,Snew storepresents the finest
appearance.of suyKihohe city. 20
p gdh 4s the 4anSsrissh Winter Il earnest
Il The n-keeparsrst cantend, that the
MSffettq law has krio cked busfness fiat! "a
+" - Tie Bridge-aEenpe Isl dswaIkn HlnS csr-
tainfy- be fait before the winter sets Ia. ph
) fT6e Knig ghts Oh Honor continue itotgrow
| in numbers and usefulness.
a rlIiiimnbcrr' of winter improvements. are
announced inithg West Eud. 1t
The approacbing anniversary OF the; /.
HIS. &. win eclipse anything ever attempt
| ed in. this city. iaNi-i;; - 10
All the railroad-shops are busy Mt work,
land the rolling OF each road Us IN inne
1 condition. sTi As'sT iti.t hsii'hsft2S. IL
= The Manchester Mozart association e1;;
meet TO hold rennions this winter.
The supply Of reasonable Yegea!Dies anp .ap
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meats ~as never bsttter III III thee Manches.e4r I
fmafkets THAN atthis tine!'lo;ifi'i gH' o. y,
Aphptograph gallery fs to- be the latest

meats ~as lever btt bsttter I'd theef Mancheste4s
fmafkets THAN atthis titde.'lo;Iii't 9a' % =
.Aphpsoeraph gallery dsl to- be the latest
Manchester institution;Iso y7G7pia:3is!oo =
The. new, Yarereomsr oi the. Rssbmphd
Cedar Works and the addition to the: sumac,
mills win soon be completed. = ''',"i -
tAR theD fences On the DanViIie Yoad be-
tween this city and the Belle fAed connee4
tion have been neatly iwhitcwashed. .;n7l :,
The Petersburg bridge Is now thoroughly
repaired and geftted from stem TO stern. :;
p The expediency Of the Manchester baby
fair is again being discussed ''2ss'e Il u
b3 TheIrepdtrs to! the Manchester dam now
Fin psesaess will be the most complete ,sv ver
Tbis s has been ba4ths 4ts most H1d disastrous matrd IRE
year III Manehesters history" 9 ''''"> ~, :
.'Ehe I,afk: around the Hastings Court
needs, n ntcteaningup very badly. ;'1;a,t2 t-
ii MANCHESTER has three fine public halls and
one private one but it has nsVeE had % an .
Wherever i: persons have bticked upo their
property on The graded streets the greatest
improvement is discernibie.i 2fG J,!I:I i
The coming sensation is the elioiut discus
sion between all the legislative gladiators.
Matoaca was always the fruitful nursery
Of Legislative aspirnnts.' 1t has now three
Richmonds in Che field. It IL proposed to
put Taylor in IA Meadow and administer
Lynch to the couple 'n5 ,,.f ,.l;to aEl.,s' f..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

THE LEE sTAr1E!!NACiark Mills, the we'll
known sculptor, reached here. from Wash
ington yesterday with two models of the
Lee statue-ope By himself and the other by
his son-to be submitted to the committee
who are to act as judges. :.
All the models will be exhibited in The
Senate chamber for Ia week or ten days,
commencing with November 1st. AS the
Senate chamber wifi probably be visited by
thousands OF strangers it is not unreasona.
BILE to venture the hope that the State au.
thorities will bestir' themselves to have 1t
put in frst-rate order. 1t is not usually IN
q very attractive condition. =
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8irlmlolnjIIdl::S:;A 3 I'D S:;Aiispahh.
: iss-rHE cYRcuE aTrUM or TfIE DfsfA TcH
is LARGER THAN : T1lE, II i osiB1rHE I'd SJEcr-:
LATIoNr or ALI THE OTHER DAILY "A r. NEWS
PAPERsi OF THE CITY, JHE> s9El::lL "
WEATHER, REPORT: 3a'

! IxprcarqoysFoR To e-DAY.-4Fors the Mid
die Atlantic States; cloudy; .rxiHy weather,
northeastefly Winds, Stationary or falling
temperature and pressure. -------- :
!, Fer the South, Atlantic States, cloudy
weather and rain, light, variable Winds and
stationary or higher pressure and tetnpera-
ture.. .- ..s.s7, ali,7f, a'T4r:lIi, s:i,aiq 2,
For the East Gull States, rain areas, foi-
lowed by clearing weather, 'ligM wlhus,
mostly from the northwest, stationary or
higher pressure and temperature. .4Tr
For the West Gull States. warmer, clear,
or partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
shifting to southerly. rising followed Dy
falling barometer. ~ ..-l, .,.,f -. = !,',--
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, cloudy weather, and rain areas, va
riable winds, mostly from the south, station
ary or lower pressure. l.i.i Gs !.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Cape
Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook,
and Buffalo. ...s ~ '+2' >ra .
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A Card from William Lovenstein. Esq
..;Hrr, RICHMOND, YAv October IS, 1877. ..
tn Mn Friends and The Public. ,.;t

!5 1.f !Yttses etS - rvttSS.I .4l:!! J.;
=, In consequence OF the many expressions
Iof dissatisfaction, made by, my friends be-
cause of the withdrawal OF my name as q
candidate for the House OF Delegates on the
eVe. OF the primary election Ideem some
explanation due them. 1t having been re-
presented that the opponents Of the Moffett
law had formed combination to vote solid
for the five candidates opposed to the law,
and there being nine candidates In favor Of
the measure, whose votes would have neces-
sarilyl been SO divided as to have, defeated
some il not, all, OF them, I entered into an
the same views that did to leave the mat
ter to friends-one TO be selected by each Of
lis-++for the purpose eff consultations and OF
-ehoosing.th the strongest representative ticket.
+ cYas before the people; with my record in
The Legislature on the, debt question, and as
one of the Delegates who had Voted for
the register-law; and from the position
/ had! taken upon. that subject T. felt
confident thati1 would be endorsed by, the
people; and also feel assured that 10 view
81 the position [ had taken my claims would
be fully considered by the conference; but
under a plan ef voting which had not an
ticipated, and which L: must beDaiowed to
say did not approve, they selected other
gentlemen. Yet, having gone into the
meeting, l felt in honor bound to- abide
their decision, believing 1t better to sacrifice
my personal feelings than to ieopardlze the
cause. Nj '0H = ,1.fii"" li'0.rtI'i' ~ 50.
! During my seven years of service in the
House Of Delegates Il endeayored to repre-
sent faithfully, the varied interests OF the
+ city, and cannot but feel complimented at
the expressions OF regret which hear from
all portions. of the city'and from all classes
been :; afforded them Of again expressing
their approval Of my course. Nevertheless,
the matter has now PASSED beyond my con.
troll. I Shall, as IN duty bound, support the
ticket as nominated; and trust that all oil
my friends will also.giVe ittheir hearty and
cordial support.
=, Very respectfully, youp obedient servant,
'|' WILLIAM LOyENsTEIN.
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MAzEPPA.-The "equestrienne star"
Miss Fanny, Louise Buckingham, sand her
trained steed, James Melville; will commence
an engagement on Monday jat the Theatre
in Byron's spectacular romance Mazeppa,
Miss Buckingham wilibe supported by Mr..
Harry Cotton. late1of Booths Theatre, New
York. She is represented to be an actress
ot histrtonir abflity, and has handsome faeee e
and FORM, 4ktss a. rider and swordsWcnan
she is pfonodnced excellent, and the Scene
in which ashe is, strained to the ""YlIa g1
ing:-Reser4ed seats may be had at j ohm.
|SESnssHyTgs1 ). 2yagT91ssS2zs2 -,
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PERSONAL Lyon desires it to be
stated that he did not FALL into the river In
attempting to get the oar when Quirk was
drowned, day before yesterday, but that
Sullivan fell overheard, and he Uyon)
jumped in to save Sullivan. !,
Among the visitors registered at the Tor
bacco Exchange yesterday were j. j. Rate,
OF Boydton; W-D- Cowling, OF Louisville,
KY; Rev. Dallas Tucker, OF Philadelphia
N. G. Carpef, Of -Franklini;' Boiling Hu.
william A. Brauiohg; Jr., 0fhAmsiia.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

RELEASED RReM PRIsoN.-Gelenel William
D. Coleman was discharged from imprison-
.ment yesterday. In the>eyening heieft for
his parents home, somewhere near Dan.
Vile. There Governor, isi considering the
propriety OF removing his political disabili.
ties complications having been made by Cole
mans father.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

DIR. BURRows's LECTURE To-NIGRT.-The
lecture OF DR., Burrows, at the First Bapti>t
Church was postponed untiIto-night in coE7
seouence of the, rain. This postponement
was made because there are many persons
who are anxious to hear the Doctors treat.
srnnert rn Ct lis novel subject The ladies OF
the church have prepared supper, which
will be served In the basement after the lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

|, Z, ,FAIR-WEEE AT MozART HALhIMo;zait - nc
Hall, fotmerly Assembly Hail. WAY De De
Monday the 2sth instant. During the Fair
week the musical and dramatic artistic Miss
Laura Joyce will appear, supported by
.careiuHy,selecsed comedy company, In Tom
Robertson's beautiful comedy "Caste.S'
Reserved seats mar be had 81 Wyatt's,Il
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REorksr1RslrttoSH.N ~ NThe BOOKS Of registration
will be open in this city to-day, Menday,
and Tuesday. All OF those who have be-
come OF age since last registration, or who
have moved from one voting-precinct to
another, must register Or obtain transfers, as
the case may be. TO vote you must be
registered and must have paid your poll
TAX. ZnL . -il/'IT- ;,
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II: A FAIR SENSATION, At. THhniV VIRGIxA
ERA-HoUsE.--DHring: Fair-week the Vir-
,ginia Opera House will doubtless be crowd
ed, as MILE E'Este and her double Goonl-
pany of male and female Red-Stocking Min
strel Variety performeps'will give series OF
their sensational periorDances:0l tnl.e ie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

STHRACITE coal. ALE SIZES, AT
"A LOWEST SUMsIER HATES West Virginia
Block Sput COAL, Cumberlap COAL, by the car
Terms; Oak aud Pine MOOD. All coal sold by
weight, and guaranteed TO be OF The best quality.
-. WIRT. ROBERTS, 2':i
ty2 corner sevcnteenth and Cary Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

NOW is THE TINE To CoNTRACT
IN FOR FALL AMI, WINTER. SUPPLIES.
coat mined by rilcher 4 Ferloinc is the cheapest
used in the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
Gently Opened aud the COAL from 1t is superior TO
any ever brought from the celebrated Norwood
fields. .Trylt. W >. P!LCHER.
oc S-2m S23 east Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

FELL IN THE RIvER.-Last night Police
man John,H. Gil, wtile attempting t6 arrest
q man named fVVihiam Smith at the Old Do
mrnion sheds, felt in the river. He was
rescued and carried his prisoner to the sta
tion.hOuse. !.
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HsAbAcHt AND NEURALGIA PILES.

7 "MERMArD TRocn s.--A concentrated specific
suited for this enlightened age. Nervousness heu-
masism, General Debility, and al internal ssches
and palms. Convenient for the pocket Especially to
Dyspeptlcsj. A delightful" Trothe " for ladies' and
children. see circular TuRcsLL, LGDDt &7Co.,
'l2ls M;in, street, and drussia.s genefsiiyrte6c
and 81 ~ L. IL - ....c.c
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iJIlcI EiNsSIXG EFFJRT!! !!-S Some attemp has
been made to clean Governor afdAeast
Franklin streets In anticipation OF the visit
of the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

4 THE K1SG OF 6 C5S5UKE Fhe panY peo4
p,e Who were fnterestsa in Professor Cookies
1exp}anatfons, OF the .oabanetists andI other
ii onders will find III III Herpsr orthfy for
November Gust to- hand from j.. Ii ELY
SONY art Article under the title pfSthe' "shlng
OF Coniurers," which IS much more lr s9tisiac-
tory and interesting than r Professor COOKIES
ob,s,ocS lA'isis"t f-''st's L t:ts'is~''t1
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was. rainy and
disagrecable. a." NJ 81. .r;h iglIf1: =
8 A. NJ; Ga; noon, 66; 3 +. NJ! 663 z:
d., 64 midnight, SO. ~--
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A NTHRACIIE ,GOAL--BEST QUAIL
n TY-al sizes; sPLINT COAL for grates-none
ins-egual To Cumberland coal;, SOFT COKE. the
best. Try my mlachine-prepared OAK and PINE
WO0D-be!,cr than i,ald-pepared; :. none cheaper.
For winter supplies nay pElces are unusually low ~
ty2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets,
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TIE CARBoLIc NOT .wxsn.is pleasant to the
taste and mn excellent garxie for sorethroot Fifty
cents bottle. I - =.rr .--,.iI 20 .ti,iE4ir,.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

~ .,nPHoToGRAPHIc.-lRe - Received from John w.
Davies n Sons q very good t,photo graph,
large. size, of the late James r. GoWardtn,
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TheArransenaentf TOR His Resepaion
.'eeand Entessafninhiseiif cpnaplstedo

FINAL. .MERNNG7 0F srHE .iCoUNCH COM
:i;SaIfTEE YEyfERDAfgTHE UpfER'END or
'& rRANKf1Ns STREET i NEXR MoSK0E PARK,
.sELECTEp AS THE .sPoTa FOR THE MEL
COME EJ.ADDREsS--OTHERr FEATURES OE
Il THE MRETFNG1TNEs sOFFTCi Az. FRO
'aRIMNESo CEKEMoHfEs 'DURISG HIS
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: &C., ac., .:st'n.l :.
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W<hOD AND coal.

GOAL! COAL! wOOD!! WOOD!-
v The place TO remedy hard times and get the
worth Of your money In ANTHRACITE and B!-
LUMINOUS COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD, Is
Eighth street between Main and Gary, where every
thing is sold by weight and city measurement.
Don't forget 10 look for the signof
CQ27-eOd1 " ---.... .--..--. &C. II. WEST.
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o.. D1sCoLoRE ED TEETH rendered beautifully white
BY the use Of MEADE & BhKER's SApoSIaE DEM
TIFRIcE. Flfty cents box. .,
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Y n,ps s1 Eo I,I PA s,7R.s, .Es,@FlasAs, 4 l banner

:, TT LApIas,T us PRS "a REl5Flags,., bannerst
arid alb those sort of things, witt
;be, m m IL ,great demand y Rhext week. The ladies
'shellIi be making them now; and the streets
along which the escort Of the President will
move. move si,otfid be gaily. decorated. No doubt
some, OF our epterpEising business ponses
sSill have Tor sale small United States flags
Az q great numbers, but; the Virginia eolors
sannot, be thus obtained, unless, indeed,
acme, l one. has been thoughtful enough to
have d quantity made to order ,a 90 80. S s'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.

TUST RECEIVED, i
- 100 boxes NEW CROP SMYRNA FIGS tlay-
100 boxes NEW LAYER RAlSlNS laialagal;
10 cases SEY SARUlkESls lsmaii tsh); ~
rs kegs MALAGA GRAPES, So
2b boxes NEW CITROS, .-f - ses,
~-~.,tt boxes -NfW-GH0P~ LEMONS, ~-'~- tisu
10 trails NEW DATES; , :, !, ,,oss,tp,1x sa!
oc 26 .s. ... -. i .t,, 49, A12 Main street.