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Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
1T. PauI's Fair,

AT st. Paul's Fair which was largely
attended the following articles were
chanced off last night:
From table No. /, presided over by
Miss Mary Sweeney and Miss Maggie
Ford, card basket, by Mrs. Hare, 1908
Chestnut street.
From table No. >, presided over by
Miss Crothers, box OF letter paper, by
Matthew Rodgers.
From table No. 3, presided over by
Mrs. L. Jordan, a silk sumbralla, by
Mrs. Mckinney, Eleventh stree! above
Adams.
From table No. A, presided over by
Miss Louisa Smith, lady's cloud, by
Mrs. Wingate, No. G3l Eighth street.
From table No, 5, presided over BY
Miss Cottingham, parlor perfumery, by
NJ. B. Wainwright, No. 2l6 Walnut
street.
Table No. 6, presided over by
Misses Lahey and Murphy, a pair OF
cigar holders, by Mrs. ii. Garraghy,
No. 223 Jackson street.
From table No, I, a pin cushion, by
Miss Louisa Schmidt, No. 3lS Jackson
street.
The contest over the flag, between
the friends of the W. A. A. and the St.
Mary's Pioneer Corps, is lively.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
The Fishing PrOADecf.

The prospect Of catching larg'
numter of shad this season is very e =,
couraging. Since the opening Of The
season the fish have become moye' ,an,
tiful. Nine Wilmington boatF ~ sr.
state r>ned at Rays ditch, Just ba,ow
Rec dy Island. The average rrmha'
o.. Ash caught per day last w ot bn w.
occupants Of one boat is es ,;,aotoy un ~ 'nI -,
fifty, but some of the NOR - soS
ermen caught as high as ona .I'N1 49, red red
Between 500 and 600 f h oau 40, AIlsI 1917,
to this city daily. tt shsd are u,ooSm n oe,n
menoed to proceed \ tha 9a"r r;usr @V u Iv %ar.
six of our boats arr ,oho,od oho T uarr;n' H,'
will not appear j. 1.rna anvno, onant;tiss e.I' nn
til the first oiF ,av For The mas; fou,
or five years :, no fsbarmen have no,
ie"eiteS ,.n.eS 'sO ch profit, but this year i
tIe;s e;@Te, 1ahc ley will be better repaid fol
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Localities,

At one O'Clock to-day the wv, wv,
was, very warm. At the '%s, .hs,
Sixth and Market Streets the iDS 4,
ter was $50 in the shade aA'
the sun. q,
Hon. L. F. Grover, o. G. =, ID ID
from Oregon, who has oeeu a.. a. "a y,
Hygeian Home, this CITY, ~, ~, s. \
weeks, receiving FRESHMEN. ~, ors,is
anasmation, is gradually rs0'1,.,1 n.a
The Wilmington Rail~aIc = ' 1,
has purchased from Joseph y; =; 4,
lot Of ground, 90 feet ,, 9y IN IN ord
Orange street above Twelfth u '"
secure sand therefrom. s.,
Miss Charlotte Thompson sna :
ber of her acquaintances !OvA
around our city this morn'ps =,
Two untortunstes wHo had sesd D,.l
bibing too much liqnor wef' Can't O
cents and costs at Police WV
morning. LID,
The attention Of the brOoln ,ditis I
directed to the unclsan cynd ~ and |
Madison street between Th'f0 o.
streets. I'M
J. L. Steinmst2 was no.n a by
Representative in Congress, a,,y,
Democrats Of Lancaster '0''
yesterday. ,,,.r,t
The fruit crop arouna vsrstl
Va, has been killed, an~ o.ut ires|
greatly damaged by the fso'D M
A bill for the Suppression .Ss ssp.|
gambling was defeated in 'n'
California, yesterday. -
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
= GW1lAN Manager,
WHmlngtotl, Delaware,

- - N ND ST. l5E. SECOND ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
FOURTH EDITION
BLEEDING TO DEATH.
A Nest Pee uIiar and Distressing
Case I'm Wilmington.

A Nest Peculiar and Distressing
Case I'm WIlmington.
Mrs. Fish, formerly Miss Comfort,
who is a daughter Of Mr.. Rzra Comfort,
former citizen, is now lying very
sick at the house OF her brother.in law
Mr.. Dent on West Third street, and
suffering from q most peculiar and
distressing malady. The lady has for
long time been keeping bouse for
Mr.. Richard s. Lowell, at No. 529:West
Second street. About two months ago
she was taken sick with something re-
sembling the catarrh, but her disease
soon took another form. Some six
weeks since she was seized with bleed
ling at the nose which she was unable
to stop for long time. In q little
while it would commence again. This
determined bleeding has continued
with short intervals between the
spells ever since.
Very often when she would be
asleep she would awaken to find her
self covered with her blood, which
would be running freely from her nos
trils. Another peculiar thing was that
il she was to break her skin in any
place, the wound, no matter how small,
would commence to bleed freely and
could not be checked for long time.
So long has this existed that the poor
woman is now almost dead, aud her
recovery is considered impossible. She
was removed to her brother in laws
house few days ago. She is now re-
csiving treatment from one of our lead
ing physicians.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
THE SUICIDE.
The Death OF Young Wsgner-The
InauAni to-day.


William Wagner, the young man re-
ported yesterday as having attempted
suicide by drinking laudanum, contin-
ued in the letharsic condition in which
he was at l o'clock yesterday afternoon,
until shortly before four O'Clock this
morning, when hedied. His father re-
mained at his bedside and his mother
was also with him during the night,
having come down on the evening train
from Philadelphia. Drs. Wales and
Springer were with him during much
Of last night, but all efforts were in
vain. rt.
At9 o'clock to-day Coroner Butts
summoned q jury and held an inquest
on the body. Mr.. and Mrs. Hedricks
testified substantially to the same effect
as the facts published yesterday. They
said they could recall no act or word on
his part that gave them the least inti-
nation that he had in contemplation an
attempt on his life. When he came
home in the evening he appeared to be
somewhat under the Influence of Ii
quor, but no one thought ne had taken
poison until late at night.
A. Kuhlman, the druggist at Fourth
and Walnut streets, testified that
Young Wagner came to his place OF
business Thursday morning and pur-
chased one ounce of laudanum. He
was sober at that time. This witness
identified the bottle that had been
found in the closet as the one into
which he had put tie drug for the
young man. !,
DR.. Springer in his evidence related
his first visit to the young man, which
took place about 730 O'Clock in the
morning. At that time he thought the
condition Of ..hl.e'pattsnt was due to an
excessive use Of Intoxicating liquor. lie
had been drinking considerably and
was still under the influence Of drink.
When the true state Of the case came to
light,it was too late to save his life
The doctor gave it as his opinion
that had the young man been kept
awake from the first he might have
been saved, and said that no ordinary
man in a healthy condition could live
if he drank an ounce Of laudanum and
went to sleep. He had no idea that the
drug had been taken for the purpose Of
self-destruction.
A verdict of death from an overdose
of laudanum was rendered.
The body was sent to philadelphia
at noon by Undertaken Palmer, and
will be buried from Mr.. Wagner's resi-
deuca there,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
A Picture Refased

An excellently executed I'D
which was painted by a Wi!nnpI
artist few days ago was refused
mission into the Philadelphia A,sds
Some of the Philadelphia artists a.
that q clique of artists have the cod
of the institution. They are rags
secure the best sites, work Tor
others benefit and exclude yqu
meritorious paintings which have
produced by artists in other cites.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
FIFTH EDIrIoN
To.DAY's FIRy
A Blaze IN q Closes capss,, :,
OF Lueifer Ms,asuh'al

a Blaze IN q Close, e.n.
Of Lucifer Hrafeh., 'ss
An alarm Of ere was sourdas
to. day, caused by a Ore IN seu tSu y
Mr.. Thomas Fox, on the son,s ,uI ael's
ner Of Fourth and Poplar strsa,a .asa''
occupants of the: house dIsco1aa' sa'
fre q few minutes before tbs tbVSsfsd rt
their attention being called W Ue,l' q,
BY the house filing with snoSs SSsPs
An examination showed tb.... ;,
was in q closet in a back tSs',sAe s' sAe
room. When the discover, ,1aa "
the small apartment was ;n,, Sss aa
and smoke and the nr,,s, ,T.t U tau
have been in danger of T'rg to,", s't
tion in q few mi,4utes r. t;ma 0''h5
buckets Of water extingn's,.a1 A
b!azs before tie FIRE engines I,,nta ,,,ia, ,
The closet In which the fra ,"ss o,;''.
ted is used as a recspticle for ,,a 'sla l
ing OF four Of the boarders, and ,I' y. vIol !,
time 1t contained six Of their Ia,, /" "!
These were ruined, and several ' u,,al ~
and some money in the poct,,' 'Wl v
all destroyed. The amount of S ". W 4
cannot be learned at this within ,n'
ing to the absence of the owutr, Z, ,
property, who are at work.
The fire was caused, it is tbo,,S,
the explosion of some matches '%a ~ i,
closet. The closet is situated n... ~ !.
chimney and the theory is that at .
heat caused them to ignite. , 1"'
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

NOTICE.-THE WILMINGTON LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock for
eale. Call day or evening on
GEO. y. MARIS, Sec'y.
4-l51N COL Shipley at. l2nh floor
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

Or. SimmsI yGsetaLle Liver Pills, 81
gar Coated, without an equal, Tney heyel
sasy BY acring directly on the Liver, restore
.he lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains Ia the right or left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, CQstiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, BAD
Feelings through the body, Aching LIMBS,
Billiousness, LahguOr, General UeakneSs
and other bodily intirnlties are cured, Iney
are tho only Pills known that will positively
ness, or leaving the bowels costive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
lree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers
ASK for DIR. Simms' Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Mining.
ton. Del. PHILADELPHIA. 6C2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
RAILROAD LkN ES.
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
A. BALTIMORE RAILROAD

DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington az follows:
- l-ladelphia and 2nteTms date Sta
tions, 700, $40, lo.3O a. m7 2ao, 400, 100, 94t
p. N.
Philadelphia (Express> 500, 9.SS, 1902 a. m
Philadelphia and New York 2.2l, 100, TO-
a. IN, 1918, 1919, 5.tS p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, S.St
q, m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7GS p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, i2.5l, 2o3, 8.S6,
>. m, 1889, l.04, 5.18 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Cast e, y.16 q. m, Ll0, q. sop. m,
ec-G----.is ~ q aud intermediate Stations, a.bo
8. M, l.1o, $50 70. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, als q.
m., l.10p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia tInd intermediate Stations,
$40 o. m, 500, Q. 3U, 9M6 p. m.
Philadelphia a nd New YORK, 200 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, r. 81, 2.lO a, n.
For further Information passengers are 70.
erred to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. + KENNEY, :Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

A O A r DELAYING BOUGHT TEE
"A entire machinery and stock Of the
Wheel Factory Front and Justison, formerly
owned by Vim. Forbes, who will continue al
our SuperiHtendent,we we are prepared to manu-
tacture all kinds OF patent and plain wheels
Including bicycle wheels. We also manutec
ture spokes, hubs and felloes. Mr.. Forbes will
have entire charge o. the manufacture, and
shall endeavor by his superintendence to tul q
hands. Trusting that the dealers and car-
rlage manufacturers who have been dealing
with the. old firm may continue to favor "
with their orders, and that new ones may
drop in upon US, for al of which we shall be
thankful. DE. BUCKINGHAM.
43-d&wtf. J. q. BUCKINGHAM
Trading as BUOKINGHAM & BRO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
SECOND EDITION.
A Sad CASE.
The Deatti OF Little DelaWar.
M0ore-Tne Child's Fearfui sui
fAWfmRa

The Deatfi OF Little DelaWar.
Moore-Tne ChiId's Fearfui sui
foFings.
Delaware Moore, little son Of Mr.
Rnoeh Moore, Jr., has always beer
looked upon as an unusually brigh'
child, and he has been much beloved
mot only by his parents, but by all wht
knew him. He was seized by sickness
on Tuesday morning, which terminated
in death yesterday few minutes pas
II o'clock. What caused death is no
generally knewn, and the doctors die
agree az to the disease. II is stated BY
one that it was convulsions superin
ducsd by irritation Of the bowels, an(
by another that it was undoubtedly ;
case of hydrophobia. The grisved par
snts are 10th to credit this last asser
tion, and quite naturally prefer having
such view of the case kept quiet. Tht
first symptoms of sickness consisted o
sickness at the stomach, accompanied
by vomiting. This at first was though
to be produced by Inflammation of tht
bowels. He continued in this condition
with high fever until yesterday morn.
ing, when he was seized with conTul,
sions.'
The statement Of DR.. William Fields,
the family physician, is as follows 81
was first called in to see the child Tues.
day afternoon. He was at that time
considerably deranged and Eighty
After few hours he seemed to get bet
ter, but he could not talk as his throat
was much effected. Thr-,,, - NJ IA,
night he WAS h:a H:.:t vut was still able to
drink water. On yesterday morning
went to see him and he was somewha,
better, and could talk with some diff
Guilty when | left t4im. In few min
utes they sent fV.' me, ard found tn at
hei had been seized with a fearful
spasm, the worst that | ever saw a
child have. II lasted three hours.
gave some ti1cture Of Nobillia, which
finally: broke thes spasm. DR.. Wales
and Shor!lidge were called in and also
prescribed, but nothing seemed to i'm
prove him, and the long spasm was fol.
lowed by a succession of others lasting
from FIVE to ten minutes, and succeed.
ing each other al intervals of q few
minutes. During these spasms his
mother could scarcely hold him, be
would straightsn himself out rigidly,
his hands would clutch oonvulsively
and his face contorted he frothed CO.
piously at the mouth. He died in one
of these convulsions few minutes
past IL O'Clock. Just before death he
barked like dog. think he died Of
a perfectly clear case of hydrophobia.
DR.. Wales said this morning that ! e
did not think that the child died Of hy-
drcphcbia at all, but simply Of conv.l.-
sions which were caused by irritati Oh
of the bowels. =.
The child was bitten by dog, owned
by his father, two years ago in June
next. The tangs stuck deep in the
side Of the head. Dr.. Fields applied
medicine TO the wound to eradicat5 any
poison that might have been ccmmuni.
Gated. The deg was sent away, and
is still alive, having never showed any
signs of hydrophobia. 1t is plainly a
doubtful case, but Dr.. Field.g' state.
ment was so positive that it is given
above. The sorrOw-stricken parents
are recipients Of general sympathy il
their sad bereavement.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Loan Meeting.

TE thirteenth annual meeting Of
10 Diamond State Loan Association
as a. held last evening. The following
Ic ers were elected:
! 'resident-Daniel II. Kent.
Vice " Thomas G. Plummer.
Secretary-Geo. c. Maris.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthrop.
Alfred W. Quigg was elected a diyec
tor for three years.
The Secretary reported the aunua
receipts at S25, ,324 66. The disburse
ments amounted to as much'as the re
Iceipts. The assets and liabilities arr
1874 294.S2. The whole number o
shares issued is 1850; withdrawn, 263
present number, 1887; shares with
drawn this year, 80; shares use1, 400
| Is; not used, $685..
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Praising the w. C.TU.

Extract of q letter from reformed
man to the Wilmington Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. "My prayers
to God are and ever shall he, Lord bless
the christian women of America, and
Lord confer a special. blessing upon the
noble women of Wilmington, am in
debted to them for three years of 80.
briefly ana all the accompanying con-
comitants."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Ranking House,

Alfred s. Robinson and H0Tad|
Chandler have formed a copar!uer3
for the purpose of conducting the b
ing business a. 604 Market St|
They will pay four per cent lHte'.'l
deposits. They are young men Of 4
character and as they have resPoni
hackers they should do large On''n|
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
w. N, H, n. Stock ,

There appears to be steady rise in
the prices oftbe shares of the Whining
ton & Northern railroad stock. With.
in the past four or FIVE months the
sales have been $24, $25 and rs. 33t re.
spectively per share. Yesterday twenty
shares were sold in Philadelphia by Mr..
Thomas at $25.33l per share.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Personal,

Mrs. John A. Griffin. formerly of this
city, now residing in Philadelphia, is
suffering from severe attack of
pneumonia.
Henry Tanner, the celebrated color.
cd marine artist, who is to paint the
naval battle which occurred upon the
Delaware river, has received numerous
orders from wealthy Philadelphiap.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
a q other Fall.

Yesterday Senator Harry
laid aside the cares ofo" sagI
dearored to exercise h dcs and
ing upon a bicycle at . limbs by
Unfortunately he fel' Gllersley st,,|
synovla gland Of 4 and rup.u'edI
says the Senate ! his elbow. Re,
ton Of mai Z has peculiar t,,1
weeks ro . .rg ''headers." 0rly'
ens "G It is stated that wbiIs y,
IN .nng WIZ. a companion over M, n
etseet brio .ge he borrowed , la Jir
rom yo dth whom he met. Nal
Only rido en- a few yards when be !,
sn,.os nesa sr," but then no Injury
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTlCE.-I, CONRAD KELLER, DC
IN hereby give notice that | shall apply
to the Court OF General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the S ate OF Delaware
In and Tor New CASTE county, on Monday
the srst day of the May term Of said Court
for license to keep an inn or tavern at No
40l Shipley street, betrg the n. W coz. Of 4tfl
and Shipley, in the Third Ward of the City oi
Washington, county and State aforesaid. and
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than ene quart, to be drank on the prernises
and the following respectable citizens fes om.
mend the said application. to wit:
Henry Grebe, James Megary,
James Smith. q. H. Carlisle,
Patrick Kelley, A. Bierman,--
James CLARK, AGolt j. KO0ch,
Herbert Lange, Charles Steward,
Thos. /. Russell, John Bader,
p. BabcOck, T.. +. Stroud,
Meyer Meyers, 1h6S. u. Gibson,
Nafhan Lieberman, William Baxter,
A. Bickta, W. H. Jack,
Z. A. Parker. Patrick M onaghanl
John H. Graham, Jos. Eurnberg.
4143t CONRAD KELLER.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
No Yellow Fever

A despatch signed by Governor "
of Louisiana, Mayor Patton. Of
Orleans, and DR.. Bemis, Of the Nat
al Board of Health, was sent lest ui
TO the Governor Of Texas, denying
there has been any case of yellow
in New Orleans this year.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Grants Wherenbo uts.

General Grant and party left Mem.
phis yesterday in charge Of delegation
Of citizens Of Little Rock, and arrived
in the latter city in the evening. The
General will leave Little Rock to-mor-
rev for Galena, IIis., stopping only at
Cairo and Bloomington. Little Rock is
thronged with visitors desirous OF See
ing him.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
I'm RrOHAIneH1.

W. q. Wright, the carriage builder
at LOG and l0S Orange street, has e1-
larged his factory, having built large
addition to the same, giving him addi-
ticn facilities for doing work equal to
any carriage factory in the State. There
is large show room in the secc1s sto-
rry well filled with carriages and bug
gies of all the latest patterns. Those
wishing any thing in this line should
call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing. He also does repairing and
repainting of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
DEE2D.

'EyIIOTT-Un the l4tb inst, Mary Ann El'
IiOtt, aged 69 years. , .
resnectfIlly invited to attend the fup"-
iroin tho residence, of her son W Il. West
brook. S25 Adams street. on FElday morning,
at II o'clock, Services at the Old sweaos
Church.
TAZEWELL.-Int this city, on the l4th inst
Emma, daughter of J. I and Matilda Taze
well, in the 2Oth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family ART
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral frou
the residence OF her parents, No. 2lO Madison
street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock. In
termeut at Riyerview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
important 20 Moahers. .

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for then
children. II corrccts aeidity Of the stomach,
cures wind olic, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, he, and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of teething its value
Is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to tht
mother, Twenty.fve cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
FOfept Fires.

Great forest fres are raging III '
Monmouth and Cumberland coul ~
New Jersey. Dispatches PUBLISH d. !. ,D
another colunn show that thOUsAI
acres of valuable timber hass ~.
burned over, and that Is solls .at at'i
buildings, ,~oattle and live s''''
been destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Rrandywine Ian dScsp

As soop rs tho weather permits,
Harry Price will visit the Bra3ayT
and paint the most beautiful "
upon it's banks. He alse vii! exc
paintings Of the Wissahfokon, nefl
adelphia. Mr.. Price paints from %
alone and is obtaining a deserved g
britY as an artist.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Port Notes.

The skiff "Ida" arrived yesterday
morning with 670 shad.
The steam packet "s. c. Walker"
arrived at Walton x Whann'5 wharf
yesterday from New Castle.
One steamer, 40 tugs; a schooners, &
sloops, 2 barges and 8 mud seows pass
ed Third street bridge Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
New Harness StOre-J. A. Come,

New II Harness StOFe-J. A. Con neF
~ has started new harness store, next
door to Merrick's building. on Fourth street,
between Walnut and French, where he in.
Ce1os making hrst-class harness at reason
able rates. He intends keeping everything
usually kept in tirSt-class harness store. He
carried on the business lew years ago. and
made large lot Of trstclass work, and estab-
ltshed large trade Of good customers. and
has started again after disseminating the BUS
inesG few years. He would be pleased to
nave his old customers give him call rs he
studies to please. He also keeps the B. b
harness and oil blackiDg, the best In the mar.
ket, guaranteed to be ir4e from cal oil. ,
promptly and neatly done. Ali
work guaranteed as represented. 4.1-smw.dlw
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
Republican State Convention.

H. Il. Pickels, chairman OF the Re-
publican State Central Committee Ia
favorable to holding State Convention
at Dover on the 4th of May and if the
other members of the Committe coin
eide with him one will be called for
that date. If this be 80 the delegate
elections will be held tue Saturday
previous.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15
The. Lost Ennnh.

1T "a 'Ve-yea rold son of II. ", NI
nh;I % 6 on West street near From. n
wr "a a age' about two,and a.haliy1
a, Use. ,ose Iarents reside on NlryI
,oe. ,onu wandered from their ID
gus'e @ day. The child nsmsd n
aS "s' brought to the polio, Cont
r r Arwards was placed in cssrd
gorge W. Jackson, the blind
The smaller child was found by
Jackson near its homo. Both n
children were promptly reta.1s
their ! a 'ents.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-15

KOCERiES 1T Is WORTH ANY
~, Sues Whuf to pass an hour In the Graz
EeIo I3,, stole, 10 sec the piles Of dried fruit
nuchieoeInnS l4c. per fb. Georgia pared
peaSheS ,"r Sto at W unheard Of low price Of 2 Bs
Tto ~ [oc, uLp ID apples 4, s. sand I0c. per b.
Stal,an Ti @ peaV hes, 12c. per b. German pears
5Eo @s' !oi Eoe prunelas, 2oo per b. ibs. rice,
hot,is ~ corn starch, @jt..; sweet oil, l0c per
poie .oS,sh' ierch mustard, 10c per bottle horse
tsr's Tss H. .oc. per bottle Don't forget our Fos-
,,,oaU ro, !; lust try 1t oGcs and you will never
,,n u9e n az other it keeps one man busy putting
III p " Iers for this tea we are the only agents
r.St ilmington; 1t Is sold only n Boston. Bel.
tas ta and 1903 EaEt 9th street we only ask you
" give it one trial, and you will never use any
ther. Bakers corr, lie. pcr can our dried
corn is dried on the now plan. expressly for
yourselves, q: l0c per b., try it tomatoes, l2c.
per can 8 Rs. best French prunes, 25c. dried
bseI, 121%c. per D. ; if you have not tried on;
-four do so at once, at $500, So 80 and ST. 50 pol
barrel our catsup, l0c. per qt, Is excellent
we have great drive In sGap at &c. per bar
washing crys'al, Sc. per d., or lc. per paper
pearliDe, &c. and Sc. per paper, Don't forget
Granger Store, los East 9th street.
: 4.14-3t* T.. WlER,