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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
Land and Lots For Sale.

AZ acres I'm one tract Also a number of small tracts
containing from 10 10 acres each All situated about
Oho liAi0 "''' - JOHN f. BLAKE.
tanIon Box 80, Canton, o.
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How independent of money peace of
conscience is, and how much happiness
can be condensed in the humblest home!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

The object Of education is not ex-
ternal show and splendor, but inward
deyelopment.-[Seneca.
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Attachment Notice.
Attachment Notice.

vs. Peace Of Canton township, stark
william Burk. } county, Ohio.
On the 23rd day Of January 1882 said Justice issued
an order Of Attachment in the above action Tor the sum
Of five dollars and twenty cents (S5.20) said attach
ment will be for hearing the oath day oil Feoruary'
1882, at 9 O'Clock a. m. , ,,,r,,,,,,,
feb2d CATHARlNE SIhohl~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

There is only one thing that is more
terrible than to say mean thing, ana
that is to do one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16

The sting of reproach is the truth of it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
ST. NICHOLAS.

The very name is joyous. The Febru--
ary number looks at us pleasantly and
is bright, cheerful and piquant. The
usual number of short stories on enter
tanning subjects appear, also "Men and
Animal Shows, and How They Are
Moved About" giving much infOrma-
ton regarding this branch of nomadic
humanity. The editTess, Mrs. Mary
Mapes Dodge, continues her serial Don
aid and Dorothy" Poems and humorous
pieces fill up the little cracks between
the larger articles and lend their aid in
giving us finished production of wit,
wisdom and instruction. Long live ST.
NiPhOlaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
HARPER's FOR FEBRUARY.

This old favorite comes to our table
with a choice bill of fare. Beginning
with an excellent portrait of Victor
Hugo, as frOntispiece, we next have a
descriptive paper of Philadelphia, timely
illustrated. Commercial, Social and
Political Mexico" contains much new
and valuable information as to Mexican
industry, education, literature and art.
In THE American Life Saving Service
Mrs. Martha j. Lamb, besides giving a
clear description of the methods OF life
saving, has illustrated the peculiar
perils of the service with thrilling
stories of some recent remarkable ship
wrecks. The "WilsOn Industrial School
and Mission" "The Romance of Spanish
and French Explorers" satire on
modern Juvenile sensational ltera-
ture, are both we'll written pieces
A new story, "Prudence; a story OF
Aesthetic London" by Mrs. John Lille
| is commenced. The Drawer IS nlled
with its usual selections, but we say
| with due Difference, that if the fiat and
| unprOfitable ministerial humOTOsities {?
and the ponderOus English stupid jokes
| were eliminated and more American
wit ladled in, this department. would b'
more acceptable to the average reader
and become a repository for the "goO(
things" that we ought to find in
funny" place.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
The February number is a miscella
neous one and full of interest. Th
first paper is termed THE Seven Worl
Problems" an intellectual article
Dreams and the Making of Dreams,
an instructive handling of an old sui
ject. The finest paper in the magazin
is "a Glimpse Through the Corridors
Time" 1t is study of the earth's mos
ancient history, the genesis of the moo
and the phenomena of the tides. A
8 article on Physiological Chemistry
we'll handled. Extension of the Signi
5 Service" is of great national interest,
h this Government institution is taking
y very important and prominent place
|, the scientific history Of the cOuntr
e The magazine is otherwise filled wit
!, choice matter ON varied subjects, a
:, profitable and entertaining.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-02-16
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

In the February number third arti-
Gle on Christianity appears, this time in
defense of religion, from the able pen
Of Professor George P. Fisher, of the
Yale Divinity School. The subject is
handled with great vigOr and perspicui-
ty. The line of argument he brings
forward is outside OF the beaten track
and appeals very fOrcibly to the common
sense of readers, who looked with in
difference or disdain upon the old time
pIatitudes so generally brought to the
front. Other articles in this number
are: 'DO the SpOils Belong to the Vic
tori" by President Andrew d. White;
"A Remedy for Railway Abuses" by
Isaac L. Rice; "RepudiatiOn in Virginia"
by Senator John W. Johnston; and THE
Lancet and the Law" by Henry Bergh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-03

Doctor,J. N. Todd returned yesterday from
weeks business ut Washington D. G.
The new Mayor aud council took thu o,t,,
OF Office last night and We're duly installed.
Mrs. Bates Clark and Richard Thomnson
Of Washington, d. G., are the guests OF Cant
CLARK " S~Pt'
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The funeral of VIII Rhodes, which took
place from his late residence on North Main
street yesterday afternoon, was largely at.
tended. The deceased wasa gentleman known
for his many admirable qualities, and ali who
knew him considered him friend. The
result was II large turnout Of those desiring
70 pay the lue. tribute OF respect. Mr..
Rhodes was a member OF Cyrene Command.
cry No. :, X. r., and TINT organization
turned out to escort tho remains OF their
brother Knight 10 the grave.
About 2:i5 o'clock tho Commanlcry left
the Asylum about fifty strong, headed by the
Opern House band and IN clnrge Of Sir. J. A.
Miller. Eminent Commander; Sir NJ. A.
Chandler, Past Eminent Commander; Sir X,
J. hmyth, Probate; John NJ. birch, Captain
General. and Vim, u. Fisher, Generalis,imo.
Sir Q. s. Long, OF the Grand Commandery,
was also In line. f'lI -,
AZ tho House, the services were conducted
by the Rev. W. II. Cooke, OF the Second Pres.
bytcrian Church, and DR.. Cunningham, OF
the First The singing was In charge OF Sir
knights John Mendel and Joseph Hall. The
pail bearers were Sir knights Henry OFT,
John McCracken. Al. Fauti, Jacob Grubb,
Frank Jepson, W. II. Travis, +. G. Winship
and ". X. lsham. Appropriate services
were conducted at tho grave.
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PERSONAL k'CSCIilSGS.
General Gossip About II Number OF
TnJSx,h,,,J.

General Gossip About II Number OF
individuals.
Major Ell. Sehon, OF Pt. Pleasant, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Bender has returned from n
short visit to her son in Pittsburgh.
Mai. Tom Norton yesterday returned from
Washington the Great, where he las been
spending several days.
Mr.. Frank necchap, an employee OF the
South Wheeling Glass Works, was buried
yesterday ut Mt. Calvary.
Adjutan. General Butler lei. yesterday for
Washington, D. C. Before returning he will
make quite an extensive trip.
Hon. l.. u. Cracrait has returned from
Weston, where he went to attend The meet.
ing OF the Board OF Directors OF the insane
Asylum.
Bishop f.atane, OF the Reformed Episcoral
Church. was ut the Stamm House las, night.
This reverend gentleman was formerly rector
at ST. Matthews.
Maj. Foose, OF the Opera House, sported
Lis first button-hole bouquet yesterday. !.
was heauty, composed OF lilies OF the val.
ley. What pity there was no entertain
ment ut the Opera House last night.
The Board of Directors OF the Hospital for
the Insane. NJ their recent meeting at Yves.
ton, adopted n resolution certifying TO the
efficiency and faithiuinCss of Or. ltutliien
while First Assistant Physician OF that insli.
tuiiou
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FORT HENRY CENTENNIAL.


Meeting OF tho COInin.t:cc-Sryan-r
m"nts for the Celeb ration.
a meeting was held yesterday Mt the Office
Nudge Cranmer, OF the committee OF ur.
ranSements for the propo.ed celebration Of
the centennial Of tho last siege OF Fort
Henry. The fort, which was located on the
present site of Wheeling, WAS stormel by
tic British troops and their indian allies on
tho eleventh Of September, l7S2 This
was the last battle OF the Revolution, md il
is proposed TO celebrate the one hundrcdtl
ainiFeIsay OF its occurrence IN II manner be.
hitting such an OCCASION The sixteenth day
OIL next September has been selected in !ic,l
OF mo eleventh. however, for convenience.
me meeting yesterday WIS attended by
Judge Cranmer and Nj. George Hook, Of
This city, and Mr.. Charlie Rhodes. OF Bridge.
port. The committee were ul encouraged
oy the expressions Of interest they Ind
heard. 1t was resolved to invite the CITY
Council and officials, the various civic socic.
ties OF atf kinds, and other organizations 10
JON IN procession, the prominent feature
OF winch will be representations OF the var.
ioHs manufactures iii the city, and the in.
dussFial and mechanic arts us now carried on
nlid rs IN vogue in the days Of For. Henry,
l4c rest OF the programme will be arranged
ut me next meeting, to he held in June
Judge CrunMer laid bcsorc the cummiticc
letter from Hn Maxwell OF ST, Geoy,s.
Tucker county, n writer on the people and
events OF the pioneer period, in which he
promised to be present Ut the celebration,
and TO make brief address II the committee
insisted. 4 letter from DR.. wills DelIaas,
the historian OF this section OF the country
vas also read. He expressed great in,crcs,
IN the project, and promised to do all in his
power 10 assist III securing n memorable ccle.
The committee arc encouraged to hope
That the public will cooperate with them In
making the event Il lit conmemora,ion OF
the famous siege.
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Quiet VetiIit. on the auuth Side TcS,er.


Yesterday morning very quiet, but s,y-
llsh wedding took place on the South Side,
thcg.oon, being Mr.. Leopold Eies:er, brother
Of Mr.. F. Riester, Manager of the
Opera House, and the bride, Miss Mary
NJ lultcr'ield, daughter Of Councilman But.
terrified, of the Fifth ward. The marriage
ceremony took place ut the residence of tie
brides parents, a, II o'clock, Rev. ". Ii.
Cooke, OF the Second Church, officiating.
The bridal pair were attended by Mr. John
isiester and Miss Lena Horn, Of Evansville
The bride looked very charming mud h-ppy
IN 4 costume OF lavender silk and satin. made
TIP in the latest fashion. Only the relatives
OF the contracting parties were present.
and after the ceremony they took
up the time until la o'clucf, rendering con.
sratulations. A. that time the large dining
room, was thrown open, and from then on
until the hour for making preparation, for
the wedding trip, al! were busy discussing M
elaborate wedding dinner. A large number
OF handsome and valuable presents were re-
cclved. At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Ries,er
left viz the G. & +. road for Cleveland De.
troit and Chicago Mr. Hicstcr i, one OF
our steady business men, and We wish for him
and his wife Il life OF unnlloycd happiness.
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commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. 81, ut The ,tL,.,J
The Court House OF Ohio county .rll M L,,,lj ~
lion " The highest nm: b, ST bidder, The GsnS;,,
described property Tor us much thereof A + NO.
tnry 70 satisfy expenses OF sale md tLe np,tr,,,I
the debt unpaid and secured by said deed fHrt
mat II 10 say: certain tract OF i@uYI a ,,4b'
Ing parts Of subdivisions and D If In, St~isJ
e,tatc, \ plat Of Which Is on record In ,Lr M.
ounce o! Inc county Court Of UhIo CoIrty Nd
WANNA In nee3 Book No. ri, Ingc 57S anGfog,t
eli ana described us follows viz: NpjnnLr =,
sta kc corner TO Henry Ilcrvry, i. I,9 ~ SE,s
poles 10 n stake corner to flemmnr: ,hrrrg xin
tho line Of Ffcmming y. So T. u II, IrO ,r, ,,,
stake: theme. with snid line \, S,a,o + SSpt
poles 70 stake, thence with said line \ MI
3G l0o poles to the !lnlstcHl line: theme a.
saiu line :. jH' T.. u poles to stake tnrtr, III
Mcpr'ali thence S. ba1i' ". Is poles Ia ,,,te
thence with lictvey's linr s, So u. 10 tlt, VI,
10 the place Of bpcinnirg, rhniainygs 4pTsY IN,
Two roods and twelve petChes al land. ht ILr ~,
more or less, cAccpIiTH only the rc.cYyl,If, atpl
IN me dced hereinafter Te'er1t,l 10, LCIpr hrN..
properly conveyed To said BERNARD sLartrT br ,eAs
u. stoter and wife nnd ",hers w decd lsIri I'M
list, 1917, and Of record III md Cfclis Ogce nI,I
Hook No. 60. page $40.
Title believed perfect. but selling q, r,ryitt
sia!i convey only such title lis Is yrl.l Ii Ee y
TERMS OF sALE--Tw0 hundred lc!laSOf,h eT;,
Chase money. and MS much more rs The ,r,rl'ty
may elect, cash In hand: the rc,ilue in iETr rc1
instruments at six, Twelve mud rIrhtrti, I9o1h
win interest from day Of ale, ihrpplrha.rr rlgLl
notes Tor deferred payments secured by dbl 4
trust Oh tile property.
y. Il. HALLEg, Trss.
Amctionccr. ,yyS
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--~s->--
Accident nj the ('cufrnl tilu.s WnrIt.


Yesterday about noon boy named Bob
Mooney met with very severe, and probably
fatal accident nj tho Central Glass Works.
lie Is employed at the works. hi, work being
swapping seconds" At ,he:hour named
he went to cr.S, u large hole In the floor of
tho tranway, over which a board had been
laid, when tho board tipped with him, and
he was preciptaled through the hole. falling
n distance Of some twenty feet, and ul,sh,i,s
on his head. lie was taken to tho res.
idcnce Of his mother, Kate Mooney
OH Seventeenth street, and DR.. llogc sum.
monct. The boys injuries were found to be
principally Internal, his head being 50 hur,
nose and mouth. The result could not be
foretold, but bis condition was pronounced
grave, II not hopeless. lie was Ii years old,
aud Is highly spok ell of by the people Of lis
mothers neIghDorhood. -
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OUR RIVER LOG.
Containing Notes Abnu; Eomts and Wlint
They are Doing,

Containing Notes Abuu; Fonts and Win
They are Doing.
The Belle Prince passed down yesterday
with empties.
The J. ". Carrot. passed up with three
barses OF iron ore. ~.
The Andes got away in good time ycster
day afternoon with Il good trip.
The Nail City and Mcdoc passed up ycster
day with barses loaded with ralroad ties.
The gauge marks last evening showed the
river to be falling with feet in the channel
The Chancellor is due up ut an early hou,
this morning en- route from Charleston &c
Pittsburgh.
The Little Anna, as bright, clipper and fast
rs ever, rc-entesed the Martins Ferry trade
yesterday.
Yesterday morning the Katie Stocktale pass
cd down and the Emma Graham up Both are
OF the ri,,sburgh-Cincinna,i line.
The Jennie Campbell and tow left Louis
vile Monday i,r Pittsburgh, the Iron Duke
md tow for St. Louis and The Dan Kaine
and tow for New Orleans.
4 new aud dangerous snag-a large sven
more tree-in the channel In Call0Ni's Rim.
pie, just ut the Rock Point. is reported. ri.
lots must keep II sharp lookout for this new
obstruction. N'
Tho Government lighthouse boat Lily had
her new chimncys placed in position ycstes.
day. and having good cargo OF oil and coal
oil board will soon start on her tour Of in.
spection.-P Pittsburgh D.paich. i .sf -
The Welcome went TO Stcubcnvilie las;
evening, having been relieved from the
Martins Ferry trade by the temperance OF
the Little Anna, The Welcome will take the
place OF the Abner 0'Neal, that boa. going
on the docks ut Pittsburgh for repairs.
The wreck OF the Parker Is now wholly out
OF the way OF single steamers in descending
the Louisville falls, but dangerous to coal
towg. The three boilers and 303 or tuo,c kegs
OF nails have been saved from the sunken
boat by the wrecEingboat.
The Andes was detained Of Moundsyilte on
Monday from O'Clock +. NJ. till - o'clock NJ
night, putting oil iron for the rolling mill.
IN the evening about fifteen couples OF the
elite OF Moundsville went on board nt the in
yi.ation OF Capt. Muhlemau, and enjoyed n
nos. pleasant evening dancing AT the close
VI tho evening vote OF thanks was extended
by the party TO the captain and officers OF the
boat for their very KIND Hospitality.
plrrsurroH May 2.-Rivcrj feet inch and
falling. Weather clear andcool.
SrsuEENvlLLE, May ?.-Isiver feet inch
and falling. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, May 2-Rivcr 90 feet G inches
and falling Weather clearand very cool.
LOUISVILLE May 2-Rivcr falling, az feet
in canal md y feet on the falls. 0
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()t,tftl,trv.

Jumes Turner, died April q, 1852 at Wheel.
ing, ". Va lie was born June i,h, 1885; IN
Anne Arundel county, Md. NJ
lip learned the trade OF mailer ut the nail
work: OF Avalon, Baltimore county, Md. At
tho beginning OF the Rebellion he enlisted as
leader OF the Fourth Wisconsin Regin entail
Band, and was present a, the edpiura If Srw
Orleans mud Baton Rouge. l:ceevins an
honorable discharge, telurned,o his home
ana business lIe vas married 10 Mary
Catherine. daughter OF The late Samuel Lien.
berger, OF Baltimore county, removed 10
Danwood, W. Va. in 1901, there following
his trade until twoyeav ago, when he secured
Il position Ms mailer In tho Belmont nail
works Of Wheeling y widow and six chill.
dren mourn their loss
And aow--!;sten to lilies ollcall.
All! solemn silence marks The iall .
Oiano,her gone; aud the sad pail
or death shows the march of all a1..
Toward the land whence is no recall. :
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On Thursday we will present every lady,
whether they buy or not, present by callinr
on us. a. SIEDESnACu & BNo.,
1lDi Main -, root
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Step Llldcrs-Nesbitt & Bro.
Nolice-Andrews, kloman Iron Co.
Meat Markct-G. Mcdick Il Bro.
Acknowledgements.
Opera lfonsc-Miss Ada Gray. a@
A Card-E. c. boyd
Wanted-Board With Room.
GLOVES and liose--W. S. Hutchius.
Stockholders Meeting.
Canned Go0ds--S. Schulz.
observation-disclosures
Notice.. Blum II Bro.
Card OF Thanks-lIead OF Local.
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Considering the amnunl Of stock received during
tho past week. the tnldc has been a gool one 10
.!Ay about thirty head gool weStcrl. c,itie were
tound NJ the following prizes: 20 lbs. d4n6!ic 100
aud 1901 lbs. W.. Hog. co,GuAuJcI 7ai:Hr
Calves the sane as usual!
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ECZEMA,

TCZEIIA. N
sM,een months since mn eruption broke ont nm
my icy 4nt both feet, which turned out 10 be Eye
M hiiu caused me, GreM, pnu and nnnoyancc.
used the Cuticua Resolyent blood nnriiicrI imi.,
naIiy. and Cutlcun and CuticAn Soap externally
which entirely cured me, SO TINT nv skin /, NJ
smooth and Hatunti as ever. '>'' ~ 10
I'm N ERAJILv 4. s.,,., -. ~,
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Rev. D. +. Howell performed the ceremony
that Joined for life for better or for worse
Mr. J. Q. Duncan aud Miss Josephine Eein,
niger At the bride, home, on Sunday even.
ing. The happy pair were the recipients OF
some very handsome presents.
The Imperial House., bridgeport, has been
newly painted, papercd and furnished
throughout, and will hereafter be under the
management of Alfred Powell, Of Dakota, an
experienced caterer 10 the public in this line
Meals will be served at all hours from 6 4, Il.
until 10 Pm. with the best the market af.
lords at reasonable price. No pains will
be spared 10 insurethe comfort OF those who
may favor the house with their patronage Q
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INDICATIONS.
Presents Given Away.

On Thursday We will present every lady,
whether they buy or not,a present by calling
on us. A. SIEpESEACH Il liRo.,
ii6t Main street.
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On Thursday we will present every lady,
whether they buy or not; n present by calling
OIL Us. a. SlEDESAAcl & EGo.,
ll0i Main street,
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= Il las been suggested that the near an.
proach OF the time for arranging the card OF
prices to govern for the next year, between
TIC rolling mills and employees, might possi.
by have something to do towards causing
the apathy on the part Of the owners Of the
mill about Starting up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-03

TIE grcasest cleanser and purifier OF the
blood. Peruna, should be taken every few
months to prevent malarious Diseases and to
cure them when prevention WAS neglected.
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Presents Given A Nnr

On Thursday We will present every lady,
whether they buy ornot, a present BY calling
on U.S. ~. SlEbESDAcH & HIo.,
ga llOi Main street.
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SCRGFULA SORE,

), Key. Dr.-. in detailing his experience with
nr e Itcusa Remedies mid that through Divine
rroiious sore. which WINS slowly draining uway
ny NE by the :utictim Ec,olvemt blood purie1
!htSi'iaiIy, ana Cuticura and Cu,icurn soap exier
completely driven ont. "''N"'' WIGS
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IIlE only scientific Iron Medicine that does
not produce headache, &c, but gives to the
system all the benefits OF iron without its bad
effects, is Browns Iron Bittcrs. DIV
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EOR SALE.


TNRUSTEES SALE OF PpOprp7y
Il EEAK Elm GROVE, '''t
:, BY virtue Of n deed Of irus, made By Eer,J
shnmieE md Annie. h:s wife. 10 mcast:u,,,y %lsj
April ~, 1915, and OF record ~ lie nate III
ClerE OF the County Court Of Ohio cr,,v :" ~ y.
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust roo& 10 5, tss vi WI
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Presents t.iyeu Away,

On. Thursday We will prescn, every lady,
whether they buy or not, Il present By calling
on Us. y. SiEbESgArH & lao,
ll0i Main street.
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a fisc selection Of squarcan Upright ri.
amos, Out little used; equal TO new in every
respect lily Guaranteed; ut great bargains,
NJ l.pcAs' Music SToEE,
w.. I!41 Main s.tcpt s
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"nl.e flIiict. VIZ ,Nlhtrr altnlhcu......".. "
HoceThs-Net! lew chhiiIcs nfC found III this
department, none Ill iWt q ANY Importance.
good stcAiy ttAdo mas been done. Quotations nte
gwen ipioWT tn'tn i'ir ~ gents; rn%,
ltto loS. pine Exc cNolce lie, best roasted
lfi !eao% 40 !!r. JnW @e; sytnps.
common lE; prime ija'Dc, New Nrlcnns mo-
e ts;es iFtt9 90 e,i7iee rev 'BaNe iharie s"fnf
u 10 per gallon sugars; hard crushed llc Ernnu.
lated loisc. powdered lV'tc, coffee l0c, j. We,
prairie sugar v'4c ll'iacc avg, golden U e14c,
prime SIC. yellow sisac. it!cc. CHt0tinh choice
~. New Orleans prime &C, ltAii.o0n &c.
v, 5Sn-No' hackelei' bols.' oil W. No.. medium
WOODEN hGrt.Markes steady. No. tubs, per
uozch, " w 30 40 tDs PER dozen, - eo NJ tubs
per dozen. %; h.Oppatls per dozen. 81 10. 3h0Hp
pliis. y! ~. Reects per hesi 81 ~: butter tubs,
10. caMcty, :, no no. v lbs capacity u ": DO %
ips SSpNei,!' Ioo Washoohts's pain. u oval 10;
wG rID, a pnteI!, per dozen; s. 6oa.73.
SW:e tarH-ieaiie per pound
vi,poar-Douhlc strength vino vinegar, .sa:oc.
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