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Teachers Institute,

Teachers Institute will b. held in The High Scuu
Building AT OTTAWA. Illinois commencing Monday July
18th 1879 at o'clock p ".
The Institute win be- conducted IN form Of regular
school drill will be assigned daily hy cpics ana
prepared for recitation No particular hooks will be
required teachers bring what they have forgetting
a blank book for taking notes and dictionary
Glass;. will De- organized II desired IN all tine branches
re', uircd for a frat grade certificate
Henry h. BoltwoDd. the Ottawa High Scnuo! and DO.
ecph Carter Superintendent Schools ia Peru will give
their fun time th" work and every mean. 10 MAKE
the session both pleasant and profitable.
Mr. Boltwood will have especial charge uf language
studies. including reading photography and grammar.
gethcr with history English literature and method, OF
teaching
Prof Carter will have especial charge the classes boz
arithmetic. geography and natural science.
Two classes will probably De organized one for eeueua.
ry aHd one for advanced work.
The best results will be secured by selecting few stable.
giving time for careful preparation and needed rest
with growing demand Tor better schools teachers can.
not afford Ia neglect the assembling Of themselves togrh.
er for Improvement IN the difficult work OF teaching"
Board he obtained moderate rate. no, exceeding
s3o0 per week.
Tuition for the of three week. viii h. = 81: N, 10
shorter time Sl.00 per wceh.
For further information a'dre> n l.. HOLLYWOOD OTTAWA
or X. WILLIAMS
county Superintendent of Schools
Ottawa. IL May l2tb lS7g
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the church lot at an expense Of about ; 800. Mr..
Coan, after another vacation OF year, was sue
| ceeded, in July 1859, by DR.. W. W. Estabrook,
during whose rectorship the project of new
| church building was pushed with vigor, cuimin-
a.ng in the erection of the present church build
ing during the summer of 1871, the first service
being held in it the sunday before Christmas.
DR., Estabrook Unexpectedly resigned in Jan
1872 to accept ST. Johns parish at Peoria, and
was succeeded at Ottawa by the Rev. }. i. Steele;
be three years later by the Rev. W. j. Spiers ana
he, in Feb, 1877, by the present rector, Rev. r.
3. Nash.
THE Cons ECRATIoN.
The debt upon the church having, as already
mentioned, been wiped out it was ready Tor con-
secretion, and on notifying the Bishop OF the
diocese of the fact, he appointed Thursday oil the
present week June 18TH as the day for the inter
,stinr and solemn ceremonial. The Bishop, Of
course, was present in person To perform the
grateful rite, being assisted by the rector of the
parish and the following visiting clergymen:
Rev. 7. n. Benedict, Rev. DR.. Locke, Rev. 7. y.
Morrison, Rev Mr.. Nash, father of the rector
L Rev. Canon Street, and Rev Mcssrs. Perry, Phil
| lips, Kinney, Hester, Hoist Pardee and Turner
All of these took part more oress in the services
| in the morning and evening,
l The consecration ceremonies were those laid
l down in the prayer book and need not be here
described. They consisted Of the usual process
| sion of cergymen, headed by the Bishop, and
followed by the wardens and vestrymen, the
reading of the paper Of consccration, and then
the usual church offices. The conservation ser
mon was preached by the Rev, DR.. Clinton Locke,
of Grace Church, Chicago, and was able, eloquent
and impressive, the subject being " Reverence"
The sermon was followed by the otiertory and
the administration of the Holy Communion.
in the evening, after prayers, the pulpit was
occupied by the Rev. Mr. Phillips, of kankakee
who delivered an admirable discourse on "Burd
ems" contrasting those of the follower of Christ
with those of the man of the world. The sermon
| was followed by administration of the ordinance
Of confirmation, seen candidates presenting
themselves for the venerable rite.
After the close of the services the Bishop, cler
gy and large portion of the congregation (the
church having been crowded in the evening as
well as nearly so in the morning. repaired to the
parlors Of the Clifton Hotel, where an hour or
two were spent very pleasantly in social inter
course and partaking Of the cooling and health.
ful refreshments Of Strawberries ice cream and
| cake. And thus ended pleasantly the first great
gala day and jubilee of Christ Church parish,
Ottawa.
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AT Whites Hotel. On the 10th u bv Arthur lockwood
Esd Mr.. lillian SCOTT to Miss IL LA SPAl IDl NC,
both of the town of Waltham.
ON the 2!h inst At the Clifton Hotel IN the city of o,ta
wa BY v. Il. wax. Esq, Mr. l.. l.. DONAGHO 10 Miss
LIZZIE PAINTER both II 81 ta"r H. tS'rcator papers
please c"py.l
Al 10 o'clock NJ Tuesday. June ,0h, 1879 NJ the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs Jason Peek parents of the BRIDE by
Rev c. D. Barnes Mr. G. l.. BALLARD. agent At this place
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company, Miss LOW
RA II. PECK both OF this city.
Ballard had been acting strangely for few weeks past
will under these circumstances, ana we have moth
ing add our sincere congratulations The wedding
took place in the presence of few relatives and friends
and in all rcspccs Joyful occasion. Mr.. and Mrs b.
absent in Michigan. visiting friends, after which
they will return to Ottawa r.
Al the residence of John Stout, East Ottawa on Wcdncs
day evening june nth. 1879 by Rev. O. II. Barnard NJ
CHARLES W 5. cRACRAFT 10 Miss KATE A. WOOD.
both Of this city.
The ceremony was performed in the presence OF few
friends ana relatives after which neat supper prepared by
Mrs. and Miss Lizzie Stout followed number of beauti
full presents received and, better still the good wishes
of host of friends for future prosperity and happiness g.
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and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE BOUGHT AT
PHILLIPS BROTHERS
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good draw and ne flavor and selling at extremely Os
prices.
8 lbs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for ST. We selling
large quantities OF this Tea. II never fails please.
lbs Good Quality Young Hyson Tea for 81 90 This ies
has good merits ana is worth money We have
half chests which will close the above low price
Warranted TO please money refunded.
5 lbs Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea, ior tl.N
This Tea has equal for the price We do hesitate
recommend II. The quality j. much better than ,res;
many higher priced Teas.
our soc Japan Tea is better than great many sell
their best Tea; and soc Young Tyson superior an
in this market for the price
We also have Extra Quality Gunpowder Tea AZ 5c pc
10. We know II 10 be good.
You will find Oolong Tea SOC per H.
rose good strength and delicious flavor.
We always make discount to parties buying IN quantities
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MURDER,
Lawrence White Murdered---The Murderer
AHerward Killed by his own Revolver
in his own Hand.

On Saturday afternoon last, between > and 4
O'clock there took place in the bar-room Of
Whites Hotel in this city, the most terrible trag-
cdy that has ever happened in this city, resulting
in the death Of Lawrence White of this city, and
Timothy COR "Ted'') OConnor, of the township
NJ Wallace WHrlco NOME. Ausun pIckcu up t.ic
',ennTHisirtd cards, ran them through and cX
claimed:
Two skies, by all that's holy!-.>a, Fra"
ctxc0 trq0n0,d
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Are ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
pare with all others:

| wish TO say to my old friends
and customers that | am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
err than all others. Te ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when YOU want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
R. 0. BLACK,
Irst door EAST Of Maney smcetons Hardware store.
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B. T. LINCOLN,

FINAL. SETTLEcN NJ h,NT.--EsTAFs OF
Il PETKE SWEENEY. DECEAsEn.-Notice Is hereby given
10 all persons Interested Ia said estate. thar Silss W
kuger Administrator with the will annexed az the Estate
Of said Peter sweeney. deceased will appear heiore the
County Court OF the County Of la sale and State OF Illinois,
At the County Court House Ottawa, In said county,
Monday 2ist dSy Of July 1873 for the pefpose
Of renGerng account OF his preings In the aduitna
ion Of said estate for the ruAl settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this nth day Of Jnns isS.
SiLAs W. RuGEIs
ATTKsT; r W. srocKsIE6KR, Administrator. etc
Clerk County Court. La sale Co. IN. jcn,t
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M. T. M0L0NEY,

'ttOf4trg az lar
VI @Sir. Ahnr and nd E %s EtE Mai 6 Ri
lodged aud delivered. which mortgage deed bears dc thr
t%En",m Gay a" MAY - D. ,'3 and J., Te,"TcG n h"2S
sale county Illinois, convey the undersigned Catherine
estate situated in the county Of Ia Sale ana state ur IN
n9i,, W. Commencing AZ point ON the norherly .neot
corner Of Glen Avenue and Pumcruy streets running
two and ouahaf degrees west two hundred feet thence
south eighty yc and one half degrees east one .undr ae
and one a 4eecs W. from place Of hcs9n9e thence
Town OF Marscille- TO the payment OF the ,um ~
twelve hundred dollar. with interest thereon according
the aud effect of certain proms>ory bearing
even date with sad mortgage. payable 10 the order OF the
thereof with interest ten per ccntu ,r an
mum, payable quarterly, aud signed by the ssit Arthur
And whereas i is provided IN and by .id uorsagr rct
part thereof according 70 the tenor aud effect thereof the
attorney or assigns after having advertised such sale thre
weeks IN newspaper published In Ottawa. Ia Sale county
ali r aR equity resmp6 Of i Ry dI Artha R Haa
and osanna iyall hts wife their heirs executors, admin,
bidder for oash. the south the County Cour
yertrnen or isy adjourn he sale tron Time - tine AZ
dscretion and upon The making Of such sale alCs
for such Purposes thereby constituted rrcyOcablc in
Of the Undersigned. Catherine Ncyn her legal rep
resentaye assigns, shall execute and deliver tue pu
Aud whereas default has ruade in the naynent OF the
said promissOry note and whole " the principal ther
OF together with the interest rom the said twentieth DAY of
May T. e55. due and payable 20 the uEdrrss1e
Catherine NeVin:
Now Therefore notice hereby given that by virtue ara
IN pursuance OF the ?ower Of ale In said mortgage de
oonslned l. the said Catherine Neyin will Monday
seventh day Of July ISL at the hour Of O'Clock IN
The forenoon OF said day. sell public veudue the high
est bidder for cash. at the south Of the Court House.
In Ottawa Ia Sale county Illinois, all the real estate above
described and all right and equity q redemption ofthe SAID
Arthur lya and Rusanna lya his wife. their heirs,
ccators administrators gins therein and will also
eut- and deliver 10 the purchaser such sale deeds for the
CONVEYANCE In Zee OF the preulses sold. -
CATHERINE NEVIN.
N. T. MoIoNEN. ATTY. Junltlwl NoriGsgS,
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Reir advertisements.
new GOODS
Received
THIS week
D. HEENAN & cos

A splendid line of BUNT-
INGS. BLACK. eros Grain.
and SUMNER SILKS. to be
sold at bottom figures.
A complete line of stylish
and desirable PARASOLS
and Sun UMBRELLAS, ill.,
GLIDING a nice lot of cotton
goods for children. at eight
cents each.
A new and choice lot Of
FANS. offered at very low
prices.
In Hosiery for ladies X
children we have received
a large STOCK ana snow The
best assortment in the city,
at all prices.
New CO1SetS from tWen-
ty-tive cents up.
In Boots. Shoes Nnd
Shippers we respectfully
ask an examination of the
goods aud figures.
Everything i'm the Gro
cery Line at our usual low
and popular prices.
Respectfully,
n alrPAu an d m
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DAYTON Wooden Mill.

Having bought and reft.d the Dayton WOocn Mills We
would announce to old customers and others having
wool for sale exchange for goods for either carng and
spinning roll caring, that again and
would solicit the patronage Of persons having wool 20 sell
have manufactured shares OF half the
OF wooden goods that may be wanted and agreed upon
We will give liberal exchanges OF goods for WOOL and will
card and spin in lots uf 10 lbs AZ Is cts
pound. and cent extra for reeng for roll earn
per M Wool he by rail god strong Sheets
directed Us, with person sending the same and
we will guarantee good work and speedy returns.
The hghes; mar price will be paid for wool Be
and get sur prices before selling
Very respectfully. JESSE GREEN q SONS
Dayton. M. April q. ies.-iuni4-lS
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OUR GROCERIES

We keep the hest brands OF Flour, and parties n uee
VIII save money by calling upon us. Remember, We ses
coed brand Snowflake Flour there is in the market
per lbs In the way Provisions stock Is al
ways fresh. and everybody lives by eating which no
little expense it worth your while 10 buy where You csE
from 10 ~ per cent We pay Vnt or cNreus
are light our sales large, and afford 10 and
sell goods cheaper than any man in la Sale county "
can prove il by calling ON, Yours respectfully.
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DOOK AND JOB h RINTING OF
every description. done Eestly correctly. and 81 be
owss prices. Give call. snd will eHdeayor 70 give
yuo entir. sATtisction. ISEANf RAPEkAS.
West Of Cerrt Hoss
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Nem advertisements.

EDWIN $ LELAND. HIRAM Z. GILBERT
FL - ND X CiII4I3E.IS'r. Attorneys at Law.
Il Office in Opera House Block. Ottawa III iun4.D
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Published IN accordance with provisions of Crd
nance adopted April ith, 1876.
Ottaws. Illinois, June u. lssa
ARTHrR I. BAKTELs. CITY Clerk.
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Ready To-day. Sixth Edition Of
BETWEEN THE GATES.
BY BENZ. i TAYLOR
|ngerSO|I, BeeCher and Dogma.

Or Few SIMPLE Truths and Their Logical
Deductions. IN which The positions % Mr.. lugcrso and
Mr.. RecrhcF arc considered. BY r. =. DEMENT,
Pricc,tl00
This volume is well worth careful perusal
Nr,o B'dfOytt Stamford.
Nessrs. Ingersoll and Beecher uns pairing
" criticised and ashed IN this cevery written and sensi
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ledge general intelligence and soundue~s upon important
topics SHOWN throughout fhe work Phhddsiph,T
WseA!y I'6H
The work Is conscientiously done by "a COM
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u the reader from the beginning and h-lds IL 10 the end
We believe the volume will Uc widely read. and provoke
much discussion among thoUghtful men. BLoOHi1g'OE
Pdstrg,nph.
SOLD BY 0SMAN & HAPEMAN,
June i 80 Ottawa. Illinois.
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Aem advertisements.
oh! MY
BACK!"

for these diseases.
From Rev F. g. Taylor. ID, Pastor - Baptist Church:
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan. s, 1873.
| can testify tu the virtue of HUNTS REMEDY in kidney
diseases actual trial, having been ruc enehed by
its use. r W. IAiL'h'
From retired minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
s9N. lith 81. Phila;, Pa, April u ls's.
WV. T. CLkEkE- IlsdJ Sir: HUNTS REMEDY has
cured my wife of dropsy in It's worst form. .hOpe had
lc MS for months, f say that il Is miraceS Water had
troppeu from her right limb for months Fteiggt hours
had all the from her system Other
FDV ANTHONY ATWOOD.
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Crying is prime evidence OF pain. When the
baby is fretfu and inclined TO 'cIyingspells" re
move the cause by using Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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HUNTS REMEDY is pure.
IL Vegetable, and Is used
by the advice OF Physicians.
/, has stood the test of time
for 30 years, ana the ut
most reliance may he
placed in II. ONE TRIAL
WILL CONVINCE YOU,
Send for Pamphlet 10
WIN. T.. CLARKE.
PROVIDENCE, II. !.
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jHarrieD.

AT Whites Hotel the 10th ult bv Arthur Lockwood
Esd, Mr.. " lillian SCOTT TO Miss I'lIA SPAULDING
both of the town of Walthan.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
- - 49,
TOBACCO CULTURE.

Some of the farmers in the vicinity of
the Rising Sun have introduced the cul-
ture of tobacco as an adjunct to their
ordinary agricultural pursuits, and de-
vote several acres to the growth of the
weed. Adam Magraw, X. Hindman and
Jos ,ph b. Fryer e,ch have fine crops
TINS pear. Recently, while on a visit TO
that neighborhood, we had the pie asure
1t seeing the patch belonging TO the lat
ter gentleman. 1t was the mos fol-
ward of any we saw in that neighbor-
hood, he already having harvested some
of it. The leaves were fully developed
and very large. He informed us that
one of them had reached the great size
Of three feet long aud foot and half
tn width. This crop is more remunera-
tive than any other that engages the at
tention Of the argiculturist Of that vi
cinity. If properly developed and nur-
tured, they can realize $3.50 per acre.
Most of the tobacco raised in the north
western part of the county is sold to
cigar max rs in Lancaster, who prize II
highly.-Cecii Wing.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LnAvE WILMINGTON.
FOR q ph ~ e ~ 81 2T 7So 49, soo
a. nj IS; g, & 80. q, n sundays % a'''
FOR New York: 9.37, 1904, q m, l237, 70 80,
SEP m ;onsundays; 2 osa m. 2; q, p; M m
$50 a mi l2U, 1.O4, SIS. pm. Sun
days IL 81, 2l0 q m
For Port Deposit: 6s m no sunday
For New Castle: go, s1s = m;loo 30 D
N; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. R.: 916 . m; o., 9 30
pm no Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Northern r. R.: Q % .
For DsIs@sre v s.ssTn &. r. Is, 10 O. no :;
b20pm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE At WILMINGTON.
Fro ss saiaassP e. Il = y 80 g. g
!:4o, 10 q. u =. 2 m; on Sundays: 70 q,
From New SosS: i %, 8 81 I m; a. i2 a, 70 o.
so, 70 q 22 P m, on Sundays; IL IS. I oe
From Baitimore: o., s 10, . Il, a M; 12U,
dass,s %, sss p m; on Sundays: 2 o. a NJ
from ~ Wellington: 2u a m 1871, 1888.
From Port Deposit, 900 a m no Sunday
From New Castle: 500 am; 1910 m;
From Delaware r. R.: 80 i2io a m
no p. m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington 4 Northern r. R.: o.,
IL 30 q m; IS p m; NO Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 8 90 m
216.7 46 p m; SUNDAY train. b25 p m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,
From Broad street and Washington ave.
nue: I 80, SEQ, 10 30, II 46 m; Q 80, 8 80
100, b1b, SIS, 9D, 11so pm; on sun.
125, . m, u m, Il 10, 8 6b, $50, II 80 p m
ON SUNDAYS: Q 50. II 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
Irregularities tn Consular Ac
counts.

Gu, diplomatic and consular repre-
sentatives to China seem to be afflicted |
with the itch of committing irregulari |
ties in their official transactions. Ii
seems but yesterday that Mr.. Seward, |
the principal United States representa-
We to the Celestial Empire, was acclls-
ed of collecting and retaining money be-
longing to the United States Govern
ment, and now another case, almost
parallel to the above, comes to light, in
which the integrity of Mr.. Bailey, Con.
sul-Genesal at Shanghai, and whom Col.
Mostly succeeded as Consul at Hong
Kong, is greatly involved. 1t appears
from letter addressed to the State De
partment by Consul Mosby, that Mr..
Bailey, while Consul at Hong Kong,
was in the habit of appropriatirg to HIM
sc 1 the total amount of the So
called s'unofficial fees which he collect
ed from certificates issued 10 Chin Sc
emigrants coming to the United States.
BY an act OF Congress, Chinese emf
grants to the United States must be pro
vided with certificate f ON the United
States authorities residing at the port Of
The departure to the fact of their volun-
tary emigration. The amount of fees
collected since 1871 at the American
Consulate, at Hong Kong, from emil
grants coming to this country on board
American ships, is $l4, 345, which amount,
as Consul Mosby remarks, ''by a strange
coincidence" was balanced by the tx
penses of collecting the same, so thai
the Government got nothing. No record
however, is made of amount collect
ed from emigrants coming to this coun
try by ships of foreign flags. 1t is esti
mated that within the last eight year
fees to the amount of $4,000 have beef
collected at the Consulate at Hong Kong
not cent of which has reached til
United St4tes Ire ,sury.
If Consul Mosby's statement is prove
to be true, we can see no way for Cons,
Bailey escaping the responsibility of hi
conduct while Consul at Hong kon,
The question, however, to be ascertaine
is whether the fees he has collected we
authorized by law. In that case, he b
ing salaried officer, the money hus r
ceiyed by him should have been aocour
ed to the Treasury Department. But
they were not authorized by law, tn
Consul Bailey is liable to be m de
raw treble the amount Of the unawi
charge collected, to the parties charg
with the same.
In concluding his letter to the Depa
lent, Consul Mosby wants to KIN
whether 1t would not be Objectionable
the authorizes at Washington if he W
to retain the so called "unoffi rial fe
collected from emigrants coming to
United States by foreign vessels.
United S. ates Consular regula ions
ognize no such thing as ''unofficial fe
and if some of our representatives abr
have seen fit to establish such pr
dent, it is high time that the State
"a tment should examine into the /
] ter and put stop to the usurions
I ponsities Of its subordinates abroa
- N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-20
THOMAS N. WIER's
NIApReCr L.Isr FOR AUGUST,

Sugar ct 8, LIZ, 8 and cents pounds
lent conee al 10 cents is good at Is cents
can't be exceiied; pounds rice for rs cts.
:, pounds lraisfns, 70 cents; pounds corn
fareh % cents 4 pounds starch, rs cents
2 cans salmon 20 cents Q cans beat saId1nes
* cent? oysters, cents q can; oysters, .
cents can pound soda cakes, 20 cents;
Vienna ginger cakes, 10 cts ginger snaps,
70 cents pound egg biscuit, ~ cents pound;
lemon cakes, pounds % ce nts Worces.
tershfre sauce, 25 cts. bottle; mushrooms,
Is cents can; 9. pounds cheese. rs cents;
large bottle French mustard, 10 cents;
sweet oil 10 cents chow chow, 10 cents
bottle; pickles, 10 cents bottle bottles
catsup, rs cents pounds curranta. 20
cents chicken 25 cents can +: turkey 20 cts.
can. nice for pic-nics; Douarnenezs sar-
dimes, very best, boxes 25 cents. We
have large cans of fat No shore mack
erei, packed expressly for fam ly use war
rapfed pounds in each can, 60 cents q can,
q bargain pound box Goldfish No.
ness mackerel, 10 cents pound. Our flour
AZ IS cents for % pounds cart be beat.
Flour at s6 60 and So DIS excellent. Try
our d. cent tea, 1t Is good.
Come and see the bargains opened this
day at r. NJ. WIER'S, 1909 Market street.
Fine irish Dulce bu rkets IS CO. is; 2
washboards 81 cents; coal riddles 20 and
% cents washing crystal, ~ cents. Cheap
soap 1T r. M. WIER'S,
augl4-6t. 1909 Market ST.