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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-30

MARKETS. Market, Fifth and K,
is still keeping up their lick; their code.
Live and Let Live" is working like 6
charm, and while Longton & Anthony do moi
use any clap-trap advertisements, they pledge
their reputation that the public can get a;
good, if not better. treatment at their Lands
than any place in this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-30
Evening Session.

The Convention reassembled at SHOP. NJ.
The lobbies and galleries were crowded with
spectators.
Grove L. johnson, from the Committee OH
Resolutions, reported the following, the read
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-30

THE HAMILTON CAsE.-The examination
of Mrs. George Hamilton in the Police Court
yesterday for the shooting of Nettie Winkel-
pick, March 14th, resulted in the defendant
being held to answer, with bail fixed at
81, 500.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Homs Political Mentions.


A Republican mass meeting will be
held at the headquarters In Institute
Hall this evening, at which addresses
will be delivered by Msssrs. George W.
Roberts and R. C. Fraim. ALI are in
vited to attend, and doubtless large
audience will be present as both gentle
men are good speakers. The statement
that this is likely to be the last time
Mr.. Roberts will speak in this city dur
ing the present campaign should alone
be sufRcient to induce many tc attend.
Simeon Hood, President Of the Hig-
gins Republican club, invites all who
desire to turnout with the organisation
to morrow night to meet at National
Hall at $50 O'Clock this evening.
Ali persons who intend to participate
in the Republican parade, tomorrow
evening, October 9th, with the noun
ted Garfield and Arthur troop are re-
qussted to rapport at Fourth and Orange
streets, at $50 p. IN. sharp with dark
blue shirt and dark cap.
Captain Ayars of the Garfield Vet.
eran Guards, has issued the following
call
"All ex-soldiers and sailors who In
tend parsding with the Garfield Vet
eran Guards will dress in dark suits
and dark hats, and will be assigned q
position in line Of alternate platoons
with tue uniformed men. Badges will
be on hand at headquarters for distri-
button tonight. It's earnestly hoped
that all honorably discharged soldiers
will turn out"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUHRAHl HURRAHl! FOR THE
I'll Granger store, lD3 East Sixth street.
barrel OF good -four, 90 90; l h. Bradford
pies, Csc; plums 10 can. too good to talk
about; 4 rs. new Carolina rioe. 25c.; ms. sp-
ple butter, ESQ :; 8 lbs. minoe meat, &c; 4 ibs.
new French prunes, ESQ.,: North Carolina
pared peaches, fancy lsc b.. evapOrated aD-
ples, rlnSad. loc H.; fan ~ piue apples, 26c.;
Ksnnedy's oyster crackers, loo.; patent pro.
White Lily, 45s; Damson plums, 1876 tb.;
pitted cherries, 22s.; blaokberries, ilc.; huok-
iebsrries, 14o. h.; Italian pc ,ohes, 12c. D.;
don't forget our Engtish breakfast tea and
our tea in tin foil, no other store has 1t but
US; we have molas les at 23c. gallon, bargain,
bars borax soap, 25c.; soap BY the yart and
by the ton at Granger Store, 1os e. Sixth ct,
l02bt5t T. M. WlEh.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Am Old Paper.

Mr.. S. z Pryor, an employee in the
firm of James & Webb, has copy of
the Maryland Gazgtte or the Baltimore
General Advertiser, printed May 2Sth,
1884, pearly 81 years ago. 1t is about
10 by 16 inches in extent, four pages
with three columns, and much colored
by age. No doubt the news which
was principally foreign news was in
tsres ting to the readers at that time
but it would be very dry reading to our
readers at the present time. So far as
we could find, though the paper was
printed in Baltimore there was not q
local item in it, but the advertising
patronage was large.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

10 ore finding out tkat they can
hest bargain In . suit Of clothes
Mullin & SONS, Sixth and Mar
seIs, (next To City Hall.) Thsii
business having no unnecessary
., and buying and selling fol
j bound 10 win.
ers, don't let the little ones suf'
coughs when a bottle OF Dr.
VIusqaalsd Cough Syrup, cost
, 25 cents or 35 cents, will mos
billy cure. Main depot, 4.h snt
trests Phila., 602 Arch street
dealers.
bid ensmsled sleeve button, OF
street, between Fourth auC
The owner can have the SAM
ling at 900 Orange street, prov
Pperty and paying for this sdvsr
bt.
1yVine is attractive for Its 10
and Walnut street for riots
No Cough Syrup will cure colds
West Bod Pharmacy, Seventh
t3son streets.
best photographs taken In vii
D are at No. SIS Market street
rs Gallery. First gallery below
BOT side. Established IL years
the bes, Colorsd Fires mad
beat material for sale by N. B
Ih, Druggist, "a and Market sts
isl room for tiusses.
pedy's Prairie Weed and Kenns
AVOrite Remedy sold by Taylor 8
0a, Druggists and ApothecAries
A|ng street.
forget that Hartmsn's, Fiftl
pIar streets, ia the place TO get
Fuss for a very little money.
saoer when you want q picture
'sll U, or sEy OF your family, 60 Il
gallery, 3l5 Market street.
Io'' Of hne cigar wrappers 70
sap'.at ehapmsn's, Fourth an'
y Streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Against the Rioters.

At a meeting Of the wilmington M.
+. Preachers Association" on Oct. 18th,
resolution, condemning the aestruot-
ion of church property by the late riot
srs, was unanimously adopted by the
members present. The following, who
were absent then were present yesterday
and recorded their votes In favor Of said
resolutions DR.. L, C. Hatlaok. N. A,
Richards, Charles Hill, A. 7. Scott and
David Dodd.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
N WS Summary.
A hkfmmiDg of news or ali hJn d.
from asA Srcti0ssm ee an N s,nnmsr~

| Amktmmtng Of news or ali IA I'm ~
from asa s"c'f""~ OF ah 90 enmtry
samnel L. Perry, colorsd. formerly
resident of North Carolina. anS active
N inducing the clsrsd people Of that
state to smigrats to Indiana, was AZ
rested in Washington yssterd on a
acquisition from the Governor Of North
Carolina, charging him With having
T rged school certificate in Lsnoir Co..
Mo, in 1873. Perry was taken before
Chief Justice Carter, and held in slO.-
eoobaii fer hearing tomorrow.
A. Bolton Texas, Yesterday, Matthew
Nc knight shot at James Derrick, and
the Osii, passing through the latter's
neck, struck John Kemp under the
right eye. killing him instantly. Der
rick was mcrtally wounded. Mcknight
escaped.
The body of an unknown man, about
80 years Of age, fashionably clothed,
| vas found In an area in Broome street.
New York, shortly bsfors one O'clock
Yesterday msrning. The skull was
fractured and there was cut on the
back of the head.
The Italian latorers at Sandwich.
Mass, again gathered around the dspot
yesterday, but wers quietsd down
through their interpreter. The Select
men have agreed to furnish the uufor-
tanats men with passes to New York
tonight. I..
The body OF Willie Smith, aged 8
years, was found in the river at Proyi-
dencs, 3. L., yesterday. Ten days ago
he vent to show q stranger q certain
locality, and was not seen afterwards.
There is no explanation Of the mys-
terry. --.l.--. .--. .-.-.---J
The illicit distilIery Of "ths motor
ious Wash. Parham, In Rtbert county,
Ca, was captured on Sunday morning,
and Parham was arrested.
A FIRE supposed to be the work of in
cendrariss, yesterday destroyed most of
the business portion Of Augusta, Wis.,,
causing loss Of $40, 600.
The captain and eleven of the crew of
the Italian bark Giambattista Primo,
wrecked on Hog Island last Friday,
morning, arrived at Norfolk, Va, yes
terday.
VIM. Malarky, aged "a years, form.
erly of New Castle, Pa, was burned to
death at an oil well near Bradford, Pa,
last evening.
Robert F. Johnston. for twenty. five
years editor OF the Michigan Farmer,
died suddenly in Detroit, on Sunday
night.
Silss Burns, q well-known sports
man, was killed by being thrown from
his bOrss at B!oomsburg, N. j., yestsr.
day morning,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
.,.,, awd 'reFraPt d.

In h.s on his stalls in the Third
u ca,,ke,, l,N a lot Of blue Ash, trout
|rSits 1Dix psroh, crocuses, Sleeps
u a",Ibut' haddook. black fish,
|s,S, sb founders, sea herring and
,.jsties ''d, Of the fnny tribe. Also
diamond back terrspin. Call
Ind avoid the rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Deaths.

.rndred and sixteen deaths o. o.
,.,".o nuu aud little children will
s.in1 soI'u the coming winter II mot
Pn,,uS y SI,b some.hing to keep them
~ .,a.s,ua. s" Hiram Ysrger's large
liss's.e sa,g.1c robes, fancy fur asd lap
~ Oupi the sure protection. The
ns ,ss lowest. Come and see.
&iOley street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
rather 10 q sltIng WoAi.

6,,,btsrs say, "How much bet.
|ts, l. since he used hop Bitters.
s,tira we'll after his long suffer
\, a disease declared incurable,
| ava 40 clad that We used your
lady Of Rochester N. T.
Herald. -.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Ceupsry Sausage.

b,,uou has ON his stalls in che
and BigLth street markets. a
Rpuly Of country sausage, SCRAP.
n, lard, hams, 60. Hs will be
Nbsye ali his old customers and
|usy ones to give him q call.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
ushks TO the HeWarkarE.
] RepublioAn

4 ~'NPuDllCAu,
NHw CASTLE. Oot. Is, 1880.
EHS' EDlToRs IL would like,
\ \ your paper, t, thank the citi
newark for their kind reception
.'sr1alnmsnt y, Of the Garfield and
Oluo, OF New Castle. After the
way dismissed the various battal.
'to Gf"Wn up In line and served
seShmeut3, minus the "cheese,"
i, a9fSsood that since the demon
" az Townsend on last Saturday
N y'' can be found in the neigh,
,s.I alu also state that one Of our
~ while In Newark Saturday
vtna W a brass mouth piece, be.
y " some Of the bands. The
'"u nave IL by addressing
howard DALEY,
VI WORKS, New Castle, Del.
.'o OF tho TherHnOmoter
4. NspuBLICAH n, aC Office, on Tuesday
10 O'clock, O'Clock
W. 66S
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
hr,bury Murray speaks.

kdyjcs TO the colorsd voters Of the
n Delaware Ia: Vote early on
Il, November ID. Stansbury
the populat barber, No. Ill
VsteH street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Good N oWns

TsggArt, 6O7 Market street, has
her fall goods. Everything Ii
"a cheap. Splendid large chromof
h IS, worth S3. Call and see
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
Rafare ane Mav0F,

This morning at the Police Court q
young man was fined avs dollars and
costs, because he whilst intoxicated,
assaulted Emile Buchsr. Two cases
of drunkenness was also heard. There
were no hearings last evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
.,rUlAL MEnTEoH.
...n ExneAftl0ns

,"sd,sips taken by the sics
y ,ns .su, u,c on exploring expeditions sas'
R'y u",, ssIIns has q specific and undsr' der
ft's' ;',a, ~ trouble, with oons!ipa.'
h q, A's, 'oemDlnsd srtion on the dit
is .,n" p, Of the sscrstery system
asns' !, ~ vopderfnl success. Tn,
" y u, 'n,, cases are being cured
There.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

Red and Green Fires Of the most
brilliant hues can be obtained at z.
James Bslt's Drug Store, 6;h and Mar
kst sireeta,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
VOso EnPIy

Seu 20 to J. T. Mullin & Sons
y Yourself a good suit OF clothes,
bon can get one cheap and good
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
V1UBLIC SALE
HNARM PRODUCE.

Alexander Black will se in King street
market between Fifth and Sixth strsets, ev.
ery Friday afternoon and Saturday morning
with fresh s,rapple and sausage and farm
produce. lO2ot3t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

r oST.--OOT. rs, PLAIN GOLD BAND
L A bracelet. The tinder will be rewarded
Iy leaving the same al This etIaoe octss.sts
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

xYYANTED.-A Coos DRESS MAKER.
w reference required. Apply ITO West
Tenth street. DOT 26,2tA
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

,o, Republican League.
!, bsL,al bsls " mseting Of the League
Tbsu u IN. ms (ruesday) evening at
|us,t ' ! as..ssndance v. Of every memb6r
" consider important bust.
'. II. PIERCE. Sect'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
The Weather.

. y The Weather.
apartment, 0s Office Of the Chief
~'sf' Washington, OCT. 2s-1
1 S,I'tTns At,aas.f for o.. Tussday-For the
a,sn'lo a"s States, increasing clou.
bp oI IN r. OCCASIONAL rains, winds
f0ustsr. "'u0f'y' WIN 'Aii
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
HANCOCK on TARIFV.

Marvellous In 1879, q gallant sol
dier OF the National army. writing to q
friend in Kentucky, who had suggested
to him his possible nomination in the
oon vention OF tho succeeding year,
wrote as follows, under date Of Novsm-
Der 1st. 1879:
"Ii 1 we're nominated by a party
would be governed by its platform or
would not accept the nomination"
That was General Hancock. Zap
plsuse.1
After he had been nominated, on che
10th of July, 1880, In his letter Of &C
oeptancs, he says:
1.-THE principles enunciated by the
convention are those / have cherished
In the past and shall endsavor to main
tain in the future"
At last, under stress OF weather,
T spplauss] he writes to Senator Ran
dolph, October 18th, 1880:
"All parties agree that the best way
for us to raise revenue is largely by
tariff. 30 far as we are concerned,
therefore,, all talk about free trade ID
folly" [Applause.l
Ilsave him to himsslf. tLaushte'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26

Of the government, that same Democrat
10 party, with hardly an exception,
stepped to the front and resisted the
establishment OF the national banking
system.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
DghAwARR's voFB.

They come to little Delaware to fur
nish three Of the 1873 electoral votes Of
the Solid South. You have heard from
Indiana | [Great applause The Solid
South has torns, as its only possible
and probable fruit, the Solid North,
| + Applause] and We are solid. l tell
You frankly, | believe, when the votes
Iof November are counted, you will fin ]
that every Northern electoral vote
from California to Maine, will be ranged
on the one side--possibly the 13s will
be ranged on the other. [Applsuse.l
Your prophecy Of . Solid South was
Al once q challenge and q threat to
our labor, to our industries, to our
prosperity, against the nationality o.
our Republic You taught them the old
lines to form They are here Zap
Daily Republican., 1880-10-26
YRHE TRADE AHp RRBnLLIos.

@s~%-~~'N-N
Frse trade fred the first shot on the
nsgl Free trade penned that article OF
the Confede rate constitution. Now, let
IA see what Southern Democrats have
done with the platforms Of She National
Democratic party since by the rsasons'
Bile exertions Of uncle Sans right men
they did not get out. [spplausel.
In 1855, before they tried to get out,
they adopted this platform at Cinoinna'
ii:
"rhe time has come for the people OF
the United Statss to declare themselves
in favor OF free seas and the progrsss oil
frse trade throughout tho world"
At Charleston and Baltimore both, on
the eve Of secession, they resolved:
"Fhat the Democracy of the patton,
In convention assembled, do hereby de-
ol,rs our afirmance Of the rssolstions
adopted by the Democratic convention
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
FASHION NOTES.

Beads in profusion are the ornaments
most in vogue.
In trimmings of bonnets and dresses
red predominates.
There is tendency to revive the
simple dresses of former days.
Brides travelling costumes are called
"going- dresses" in England.
Blankets are as much decorated as
any other kind of bed clothing and Gov
ering.
Pointed corsages, though much worn,
have not superseded round waists with
belts.
Lisle thread gloves come in great va
riety, finer finished, and cheaper than
last year.
Tableclotbs are open worked in stripes
aud squares, to show the red cloth be-
meath them.
Low coiffures are worn by young la
dies, high Roman crown braids and
puffs by matrons.
Nuns yelling is the latest white and
cream colored novelty for summer toi-
lets.
Many linen suits will be made with
almost plain skirts and plain round cor
sages with wide belts.
Lace albums are the latest fancy OF
women who have no real work to occu-
py their leisure houis.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

had increased one and one-balf millions
since the establishment of the govern
ment, A committee Of the House
thought 1t had decreased about a millioD,
while Albert Gallatin, in a pamphlet,
proved from the same figures that the
debt had grown nine and q half mil
lions. The principal plank OF The re-
publican party at this time was the pay
ment OF the debt, and the mismanage-
ment of the debt, charged upon the
federals, was one Of the causes of the
fall of that party. Gallstin, who was
appointed to the Treasury Department
by jefferson, was no believer in sinking
funds. Fourteen years before Robert
Hamilton disclosed the error of DR..
Prices doctrine exactly the same crlti-
cisms which he made are TO be found
in a speech by Mr.. Gallatin.
Mr.. Harper had eulogized the poll
cy of Pitt in England as a means by
which "the roses of the funding sys-
tenn might be gathered without its
thorns.' II know" replied Gala
tin, of but one way that nation has
of paying her debts, and that is the
same which individuals practice /:
Spend less than you receive, and you
may apply the surplus to the discharge
of sour debts"
Still Mr.. Gallatin retained the ma
chinery of the sinking fund, because
1t would be indelicate for him as
Secretary to attack it, and he con-
sidered that, carried out by a strong
hand, it would be efficient. At the
outbreak Of the war of 1912 he had
paid off the debt to the amount of
SAG 600, 900. During the war of 1912
the debt increased to $22, 600, 900. All
the banks, except those of New Eng
land, had suspended specie payments,
and in 1916 the finances of the coun-
try were in very bad state. After
the recovery of the country from the
panic of 1919 the liquidation of the
debt went on rapidly. Tariffs were
high, business quite good, and the
revenue from the sale of Western
lands large and steady. By 1889 the
debt was practically paid. In 1886
there was surplus to the credit of the
treasury of 10000, 600. No financial
management could have exceeded in
badness that shown by the Uni'ed
States administrations between 1880
and 1910. The period is very instruc-
tive for the student, but does not
properly form a chapter in debt his
tory.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
$500 Reward

was for years offered in every paper OF the
land by The former proprietor of Dr.Sage's
CaLarrh Remedy for a case of catarrh IL
would not cure. 1t cures by Its mild
soothing. cleansing, and healing proper
ties Snuff or dust of any kind dries up
catarrh and drives it TO the lungs. This
remedy has stood the test of time, having
been h popuiar remedy Tor a quarter of u
century. Sold by druggists aG 50 cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
For New York!
Electric Line Steamers.

From King st. wharf, Wilmington, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS 4 sATUR-
DAYS al 2 o'clock. Pr.
4 ii from Pier Is, East River New YORK,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRI
DAYS, al 4 O'Clock, p. m.
sT Freight forwarded promptly and al
ne lowest rates.
n. ANDR EWs, Agent.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

Gen. Grant, on his trip around the
world, maintained remark able goot
health. Query Wonder II the Genera
had not a full supply of DIR. Bulls Balti
more Pills with MIN; they are an invalu
able preventive OF malaria, fever etc.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26
LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 to $50. STEERAGE, e2S.
These Steamers do not carry cattle sheep or pigs.
And every Saturday,
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, $50 to S65 Excursion at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All Stateroopns on Main Deck.
Passengers book ed at lowest rates to or from any
Railroad Station in Europe or America.
Drafts at lowest rates, payable Gree Of charge,
Throughout England, Scotland and Ireland.
For books ofinformation, plans, &C., apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN, N. Y
or ." oAM. +. BELTS, Adams Express,
apr2O Wilmington nel
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

Philadelphia. New York and Boston f !.
change furnished to regular Depositors
without charge.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-26

No. 3l9 Broadway. New York.
N. B.-7nis Company has NO A GENTS
II, The BRITISH POSSESSIONS and all
persons pretending 10 be so and soacitin0 or
ders by circulars or 0the~iOise are SWIND-
LERS myl2. 2.2taw4w&w
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N n =, O-1%%U' 1h OkJ Z ~ CEtI
d. ~. Claughton, ?. q j5S- &4w

EOHN 4. FAIRFAX VS. JOHN E.FA!E-
= FAX EFT AUS, FAIRFAX VS. FALL
FAX, DYER VS. FAIRFAX. Uonsclid. ted
EXTRACT from deere rendssod in the sbovs
cause BY the Clrcrit Court of Fairfax cou ity
Virginia. at its Juoe term, 1880
=, The Court doth adiudRe order and decree
that this canse be referred to Master C,mmjs-
sloner n. W. Moore to examine sind review al
the reports heretofore made in said eau g; u eA-
ecute all DEGREES rendered therein wncn have
not already been executed to settle AL account
OF John A. Fairfsx trustee of John II. Fairfax,
deceased to settle gu account of al trspsa ito,
between John A. Fairfax snd John a. Fairfax,
deceased; to settle An account Of the comas.
sloIer OF sale appointed in said Cause and to en-
qulre and report touching any other m sitter
connected herewith which sny party interested
may wish to have reported
The said commissioner shall give notice O.
Inc lime and place of executing this decree b.
weekly publications flr four successive weeks IN
the Alexandria Ghzstte, and such pubic .tlon
shall be equivalent to personal notice"
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young bachelor. vino mad been appointed
sheriff, was cscd upon to serve on attachment
against youos widow He called upon her
and sad: Madam, | have az attachment
for you" The widow blusaed aud sid bis
attachment wes recprccatod. ny Uu don't IN
derstaLd q !; you mus, proceed 10 curt" II
know its year. sir, but prefer you to do
the couriioy," Mrs p, This is 20 time for
trfioe; the Justice is waiting" The ils.ic,,
why | prefer par5,n''
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the C-.
cult Court of Ale1andria county. on iho
10th day of July, 1850. VIC
Peter Shields, plaintiff, against Henry G. Jew.
ell and Thomas Jewell, defendants
Memo. The object of this suis is to attach ,bo
Interest of 81. Q. Jewell in the lands Of which hi:
father, William Jewell, died seizsd and pos,e.s.
cd, and subject the same to the payment Of a
debt of $725 with interest thereon a. the rate e
ten per cent per sunum from the 3th dsv q,
September, 1871 and SIT 95 costs Of iudsmon y.
10 the Supreme Court Of tina District OF CGlrm.
ols, subject to credit of sos as of March s.,
1877. %
The defendant, Henry G.. Jewell, not hsvirv
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit ths,
ne IS not d resident of this State, il is or.
dered that the said defendant appear her.
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protec, h..
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexsndri. Ga
zette, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dria, once q week for four successive weeks. sna
posted at the front door of the Court House OF
this county. A copy, test:
SEM. AUSTIN, Clerk.
NtNuRHtpn q "AcGr d, 13- v4 u
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ICE CREAM.
FOR THE WARM WEATHER,
LEMON ICE CREAM,
VANILLA ICE CREAM,
STRAW BERRY ICE CREAM,

VANILLA ICE CREAM,
STRAY ICE CREAM,
WATER ICES
SODA WATER,
ICE CUSTARU.
BRENGLE, 129 King street. will sell Ice
Cream at the same rates notwithstanding the
ice famine Ee could grade his cream By the
price" but his cream would lose the good name
that years of fair dealing have won + it. He
asks that persons abroad ordering "Erengle's
Cream from third parties will assure themselves
that the cream sent is certainly from his estsb.
listment He warrants his cream and does not
wish that inferior cream may injure its repu
tation.
His heslthful handmade candies, free of terra
alba or glucose, have been largely purchased
during the past season. To those who have used
them he refers for testimony of their excellence
~ Cream Pufs Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tsfy Of al kinds. Pies specially, Fruits,
Nuts, Con dictionaries, Csromels, and Su2sred
Fruits. His CAKES, Black, Fruit, Pound
jelly and Fancy. Ornsmented and Plain, IRE
sold cheaper than they can be manufactured st
home.
He caters fer families and entertainments.
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