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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-31
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WASHINGTON, December 81. Bowen fail
ed to appear in the police cdrt to-day N
the Dickson case, and foieited $l.oo
bonds. The court decided Il admit Dri-
yer's evidence, and the caseI was closed.
The argument viii be heard 1lesday.
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ident Chisholm says the shutdown Is only
temporary, that when stock - taken and
repairs made thex will probably resume.
Ii Is announced that the
Newburg mills, on the nrss
Of January, viii reduce wages ID 70 ~
per cent. -. L-s..
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Gambetta.

PARIS, December 3O.-When the physi.
clans visited Gambetta this morning they
observed symptoms OF erysipelas.
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Sharfa Settle.

ST. LOUIS, December 30.-The shorts in
the November corn deal settled all their
contracts in accordance with the decision
OF the Board Of Directors Of the Merchants
Exchange, rendered day or two ago.
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lhoAD auMBLINes.


CHIcAd scDber 3O.-J. r. Tucker,
General 'esz Of the Illinois Central,
yesterdaJ I'D Commissioners Midgley
that the would continue to com.
pete for "a Business as long as the
other low y continue to demoralize
rates fronl Is City and other points on
the Iowa d ~ of the Illinois Central.
The latter @c0ntraot with the st. Paul
aud Omah4 for long business to and
from Oual Sioux City. 1t can make
west bound Is while the Omaha road
makes east The contract is termin-
able at six ths' notice. This is the
ply fight md in the northwest now.
DE eafniBg2 e Chicago and Alton has,
far, incred ZEE, 900 over last year, the
tftal earnin y 8 $s, ,052, 900 this year,
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YESTERDAY AT Il CAPITAL.
wooden Goods Ad rnment - Civil
SerYiee-GAeral.

Special Dispatch to theAIRday Register.
WASHINGTON, Decemsr 30.-The Ways
and Means Committee hard at work on
the schedule of woole goods, which in
cludes some of the mo$mportant articles
of importstions. Considerable discussion,
and some votes were ken, but nothing
definite was accomplish Chairman Hays
of the Tariff CommissiL and other wooden
manufacturers are be,re the committee
explaining the proyisiis OF the Conlinis-
sion's report.
When the Speaker illed the House 70
order to day seventyye members were
present. Ii was agreeon mouOn oy mr..
Kelley that when it aourns 1t be 10 next
Tuesday. ~,
At the request of N.kassop. the ClVli
Service Reform bill fTm the senate ana
the Political Assessmet bill were referred
to the Civil Service eform Committee.
Mr.. Kasson said the Cnmittee would re-
port them back soon.
The Senate bill exnding the time for
filing claims for horst and equipments
lost during the war ws amended, making
the time one year. andlen passed.
The House passed Ebill returning 10
the State of Califora aud Oregon $l6,-
600 expended by them mring the Modoc
war.
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IN THE BONDS.
A Mere child I.yeigIed Into Mar.

RErsoLDsyILLE, Pa, December
little girl. aged IA years. was inv
q marriage by one John Pc
sides near this place. Pot
amore station, Greene co
father of the child, G. L.
and in some unknown m
the girl. took her 10 an
and made her consent 10
was ~ years, and was ther
Previous to this Pounds
self as unmarried, althou
verse, and he is also the f
iarge iamiiyi After the me
summsted the child W.
number Of days. After
; lao oeen made, Mr
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CUPlD's DART.


A Couple That Never net Cntsi Ne -
FIScAsrIx, VA, December S0.-Last Wed.
nesday, Mr.. George A. Horne, of Bsllsfon-
taine. Ohio, and Miss Lucy Carper, dAugh.
ter OF Z. Sullivan 0arper, Of Fincastle,
were united In marriage. This couple had
never met until the matrimonial engage.
ment had been arranged. when the hero OF
the romanoe left his Northern home 70
claim his Southern bride. A cofrespond.
ence had been carried on for some months,
photographs exchanged, and on the strength
Of thele iacts, ltoeethsr NTH le1.Gett -.
sSE e & ba, sRS pSs,s r.
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Bursted Dykes.

WoRMS, December 30.-The dykes on
beth sides of the Rhine have burst, and all
the low lyingdistricts are flooded.
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|YSkk1ox, December 30.-Father
iilez1, of EhoIic Church, In a long
r1lPpni nics h day Press and Dako-i
-ns ekple6~ y the Mother Superior
1<I the << at the Convent,
~ fhe { Io people generally did
rom church. Re leayeg - 70 be
n& n&rreGthat the nun can readily obfnfn
q nissSn to marry If she expresses de-
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the clipch comes and the Eh and tum-
bic opens the harmonious mess gener.
ally ends. It's bound TO b Big SIGHT and
there Is no solution Of difficulty 50
likely as the one that will hrged BY Mr..
Davis friends when their arrives.
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SECOND WARD.

SECOND WAkU.
The market house polls were quite busy;
and 245 votes were polled. The colored
troops made an effort for their candidate,
II. B. Clemens, but he was slaughtered,
though not so badly as A. waiter. Inc
vote stood:
First branch, D. G. List, Jr.," 23l.
Second branch three to be chosen
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i teIerraDhed you some elnce cvnuSs
from a weakly PennsyiVpn VINO wants
10 establish his sons IN less there, aiiS
The offer made, it IS uhrtood, tnL1uSa
Gen, Belknsp, is that me experty snail ye
started at $4,000 II onerRt puoilc ssie
by the government ae4 the Peopponoo poo
rsnresented by BelEnep ping up si,wv,
as guarantee that they pay a. @
sos, for the properly fnockeo oo"A
TO them. .5;t;o& estimate of
4, III Iss P.tv referred teould be made.
II vdnld require the exp8ture OF mahy i
tbonssnd dollars TO max ayaliaoie iot
soy manufacturing purpe ana tne ueS.a
L;i{tv of the location tor manuIactuLLiin;s
sita Ia a mooted quests AS p9VttS ~
Ssnsfit il would be agoo Yea 20 give IL O ~
ony body who would utl II IN tnst way
"a bring back some ot tpId thrlI1 anu
prosperity OF the town.
General and FSOnsI.
The ENQUIRER bureau sPoseu 70 oeta a.
bor Senator Davis for hlPte IN la'oR u
the Pendleton Din. ob doubt
Tbare does not seem pc mucn uouoI
Iheie 3 ThompsoI selection as ser
aOous ~ a-,rs of the mex touse.
Col Alex. BOteler writ fhat ne win ue-
r;ysr his Rumsey Lectures called neet,
!lVer niS Wast tVirsiniatstorical society
ing Ui FL, January l2koX.
IN ne heeISr'Hj r,1j ;s az the tbitt House re-
ceiving congratulations feeeu' "D
Carolina decisions. 5;soronapcv
o ManohSS 90 ST., statement ole Virginia debt
snd that OF his OPPonenfy apPor'lohihs
$40 COO 600 to West Virgil, c...
usn NJ TnSsyrairs = jSs success, Sas high tariff
man of the highest kind
More OF the Star routfrors are gettinS
sick.
Nothing else I think This year.
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steamer Founderetl.

steamship Chispas, from the Clyde to
Frineds, folldered here to-day.
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nlAlVcE AND TnAo&

NEW Yonx. Dsesmbss e4-llDnbecA4s
Q Per esnsi Prime ss nsss..tas $3.50
for long, 4s4K for dght .---
? BAs BLyEs-loeX.
GoynHnk1nD-
gfA7E excr
RAnnoy
Brooks, - z
chang eaA n
r
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Talking over another @hch OF state
politics with such West mia people as
come here i find that ~ general dis
nosition exists among Thi district Demo-
Gratis Ia run Auditor Joe lkr for the Gov
ernorship at the next gem election. ~
Ex-senator Boyd Fault promised
candidacy blooms into aISble effort, and
.Jnd0s JefIers takes anott shy at the gu
bsynstoriaI persimmons, rli be another
exhibition Of young meio the 'front.' IN
sscb corner Of the Stat Miller has the
hssI chance 10 help himS the business
~ bis office bringing himrfo close con-
nsct;on with the active Ilticians of the
Ststa and he wears well 18th business
and Soc;sI way but the ex,,) ,)ator is nearly
- noIits as his father, anrbuld have the
hs5sfit Of the parental hence in race
- ,his eharacter. while &rs has large
S,,,or,,f ~ politeness and *kerience of bis
own and would likely h4he sohd sup
port of the Irish Amer& vote, 90 ac.
c0nnt OF bis graeet4l y n ,fnkatQ1 Oh
col Tom " \ tien. A MAJ! 1rr q.
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The principal interest ceutered in the
Council ticket, as on it, alone, in the va
rious wards, was any contest. The result,
by wards, is show below. The candidates
nominated are marked by an asterisk,
thus, =. Following was the result.
FIRST WARD.
As many as 242 votes were cast in
this ward, at the Vigilant engine house.
The following was the result:
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THIRD WARD.

Only a small vote, 159, was polled at the
Court House, and there was no particular
contest. The result was:
First branch, one to be chosen
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RATHER ROMANTIC.
-
Shooting His Sweetheart and Him
self Because She Deserted Him .
for a Richer Suitor.
A Wicked Farmer lerksd Up
for Writing a Scandals
Gus Letter.
A Child Of Fifteen InveinIsd Into
Marriage---A Beautiful Girl
Burned to Death.

ST.. LOUIS, December 3o.--six months ago
q bright young English collier named Wm:.
<I,-5fnI,. f,ventv- two wears Of are. emiernts
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POLITICAL FIRE DEPARTMENT.

EDS. REcoRD-USIoN: When the paid Fire Depart
ment was established it was regarded as a happy
release from the volunteer system which had proven
prolific source of organized rewdyism and a con.
venient instrument of the worst kiud of politics
One OF the reforms which the new system brought
in was a rule which prohibits members of the paid
department from active participation in partisan
politics. The rule must have been abrogateG, or
the present Board of Fire Commissioners have not
sufficient backbone to enforce IT, The caucus ticket
of the Fourth Ward is called the '' Mike Howard -
ticket, because it was manipulated by g member Of
the paid Fire Department who owns that name. It
is said that Frank Daroux member of the depart.
ment, violates the rule by active participation in
ward politics The Commissioners are J. T. Grit.
fits, S. J. Jackson and w. r. Jones, and they are
strongly reminded that rule salutary the one
referred to should suffer relaxation at their
hands. This is all the important since one OF
the Commissioners (Mr. Grifftts) Is a prominent
candidate for an important office, and owes it to
himself not to allow the best usages of the depart
ment to be overborne The question arises, Are
these active political members of the department
working in the interest of Mr.. Grifftts candidacy
If they are, then the relaxation of the rule will be
readily understood. If not, then Mr.. Grfitts is a
gentleman OF sublime forbearance, as well as neg
lgent Commissioner EuY
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MEN OF THE HOUR.

born on June 4. 1888. In March, 1852, he
entered the army. and very soon after smelt
powder; for in 1852. as ensign, hs took part
in the Burmese War, and led the storming
party upon Myat-toon, when he was shot
down by ball, which tore away the muscle
and flesh of the left thigh. He was thus
compelled to return to England. When the
Russian War broke out he was ready for
active service, aud in December of 1854 landed
in the Crimea with the Goth Light Infantry,
and from that time until the fall of Sebastopol
he served IN the trenches as an Assistant
Engineer. In the work Of the trenches in
the attack on the Qnarries, in the assault of
june 18th, aid in the third, fourth ard fifth
bombardmept of Ssbastopol, young Wolseley
rendered such conspicuous services that we
lind his name frequently mentioned in the
dispatches but on the 30sh August, whilst
In charge Of the advanced sap, and during
sortie Of the Russians, he received fearful
injuries to his head and face. He once more
Joined his regiment, and was wrecked in
1857, in the Straits of Banca. He took part
in the relief of Lucknow, and ct the defense
OF Alumbagb. He was in Dude with Sir
Hone Grant. He served in India during
1858 an 1859, and in 1860 during the Chinese
Wsr, and was present at the taking of the
Taku forts. Colonel Wolsaley was sent to
Canada during the peri, when difficulties
were threstened with the United States,
owing to the affair of the Trent, AID after
wards visited the Confederate Camp. In
December. 1862. the troubles with the Red
River Settlement broke out. which gave him
more active work. It wss, however, his con.
duct of the Ashantee War that brought Sir
Garnet Wolseley SO prominently before the
public. The courage, determination, and
above all the excellent generalship with
which this enterprise was conducted, are
well known. For these services. Sir Garnet
Wolseley received the thanks of both Houses
of Parliament, a grsut of EDS 900, and an
offer of baronetcy, which latter was, how.
ever, declined.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

Sacramento river, feet 5 inches.
r. L. hampton, Of Washington, Vol
county. few days since fell and dislocate,
his right arm.
G. Sprout has been appointed Superinten
He is the chief b,ss of ell the "hello" lines
Parties owning stock in the First ,Artiller,
Regiment Hall Association can pay their frs
installment this week without ad Etiona
cost.
The sloop-yacht Twilight. built few year,
since, was sold last week to 8 fisherman fol
$500. She in the future viii be used il
salmon fishing.
John Miller, on Tyler island, harvested
1900 sacks of barley this year. Tive hun
dred acres, which he had in wheat, yielded Il
bushels to the acre.
Hops ara sellinyat fifty cents per pound
and our hop-raisers are jubilant. One farmer
has crop OF two hundred tons, which of it
self is snug fortune.
Root, Nelson & Co. have this week shipped
twen.y-six tons of iron store fronts to Mo
desto for use upon buildings being constructed
by Carrie & Croly, also of this city.
Deputy Sheriff William Brissell has served
the injunction papers on the New Gold Run
Hydraulic Mining Company (limited), com.
polling them to cease dumping tailings into
the American river.
The stone fruit caus mentioned yesterday
as superseding glass and tin, and of which
Hobby Ellsworth have sold 1900 this
year, were incorrectly printed as GLADSTONE
instead of glazed stone.
William Guttenberger, of this city, is fur.
nishing the pipe work for the city water
works at Ell Paso. N. NJ, and shipped CAT
load of connections upon the contract yester.
day. There is to be FIVE miles of the pips.
He has also just completed the furnishing o.
the pipe for the new water works at Tucson,
A. 4.
DR.. Gardner. having been reported as a
candidate for Coroner, that gentleman rises
to question of the highest privilege and
most enlphasically says that he is not only
not candidate for that or any other office,
but, unlike Barkis and several other peeps
perhaps just now, he ia not "willin'" to ac
capt under any circurnssanc ea
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OUR DArlY BSEAp.

Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have a
vast influence, through the digestive organs,
upon the measure of health we enjoy. How
Important to our present happiness and
future usefulness the blessing of good health
and Sound constitution are, we can only
realize when we have lost them, and when il
Il too iste to repair the damage. And yet,
Notwithstanding these facts, thousand of per-
sors In our own city daily jsopardizs not only
their health but their lives, and the health and
lives OF others. by using articles in the prspar-
alton OF their food, the purity and healthful-
ness OF which they know nothing. Perhaps
lew cents may have been raved. or it may
have been more convenient to obtain the arti-
cies used, and the housekeeper takes the re.
sponsioiiity, and possibly viii never know the
miscnief that has been wrought. Pater fami-
iias may nave spells of headache, Johnny may
iose nis appetite, Susie may look pale If so,
NE true CAUSE Is rarely suspected. The
weather, the lacl. Of outdoor air, or some
other cause, Is given, snd the unwholesome,
poisonous system of adulterated food goes on.
Next to thu flour, which should be made Of
good, sound wheat, and not ground too fine,
the yeass or baking powder, which furnishes
the rising properties, is of the greatest i'm.
portance. and of the two we prefer baking
powder. and always use the Royal, as we
thereby retain the original properties of the
wheat, no fermentation taking place. The
action OF the Roya! Baking Powder upon the
dough is simply to swell it and form little
cells through every part. These cells are
filed with carbonic acid gas. which passes of
during the process Of baking.
The Royal is msds from pure grape acid.
and it is the action of this acid upon highly
carbonizsd bicarbonate of soda that generates
the gas alluded to and these ingredients are
so pure and so perfectly fitted, tested and
adapted to each other that the acli,n is mild
and permanent, and is continued during the
whole time of baking, and no residue Of poi.
sonous Ingredients remains to undermine the
health no heavy biscuits, no sour bread, but
if directions are followed, every article pre-
pared with the Royal Baking Powder viii be
found sweet and wholesome.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Victoria Notes.

VICTORIA, August 3d.-Patrick McCausky,
fireman employed on the steamer Pacific
Slope, was drowned at Emery City, Fra az
river. on Sunday. He WIS oiling the
journals, when the wheel gave sudden turn
and knocked him overheard into the swift
current, which carried him down, and he
soon disappeared from sight. His body has
not been recovered.
A report reached this city that upwards of
forty Cinnamon were killed by land slide
on the railway near Yale.
faneral-Caribeo Wagon Road-Land for
Chinese Settlers.
VICTORIA, August 31.-The funeral of the
lste Captain Raymur was numerously at.
tended yesterday.
The condition of the Cariboo wagon road is
described BY those who have passed over it
lately As of the most ,iisgraceful and rs,tis.
factory character. Very few men are at
work repairing it, and no goods can be
ireiehted over it for the upper co1ntry, where
business is at standstill in consequence Of
the scsrcity Of supplies Of every description.
1t Is reported on good authority that an
sgent, who represents . Chinese company,
has started for tbs northwest coast of the
island to take up land, with view to settling
thereon large body of Celestisls. The idea
"a to survey and Guy crown lands on the west
coast for agricultural purposes, and to bring
out whole families from China to people
them.
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% Those in need of seasonable goods
will do well to visit our stores 1t is
truth worth remembering that where trade
is greatest, where facilities are greatest and
the methods of trade are just and liberal,
there advantages in variety and price must
be largest. A large trade never stays with
high prices and poor assortments.
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OREGON.
Items from Portland.


PORTLAND, August 3d.-The Clark's Forks
division of the Northern Pacific Railroad was
opened for freight and passenger business to
Noxon, 493 miles east of Portland, Tuesday.
The new steamboat on Middle Clark's
Fork was launched yesterday, and will be
ready for business August 15sh.
The Oregon and California road was com.
pleted to Myrtle creek last evening.
The old Oregon Iron Works at AIbina is
being fitted for large manufacturing of chilled
plows.
A boat viii be dispatched on the 18th to
Priests Rapids. on the upper Columbia, with
hour-mill machinery for Ellensburg, Yakima
county. A full load of wheat will be taken
on the return trip. This will be the second
shipment ever MAZE from Yakima valley.
Bridge on Ffre-Plucky woman.
PORTLAND, August 3d.-Last night, as
Mrs. George Cartwright and Miss Mary
Berger retained from picnic, they noticed
the timbers of Elk creek bridge, on tine o.
and G. Railroad, near Drains station, on ERE.
Mrs. Cartwright ran to town and gave the
alarm. while Miss Berger disrobed herself,
dipped her clothes into the creek, carried
them up to the bridge and wrapped the timbers
in them. She kept the fire in check until
men arrived on hand.car with buckets.
Twelve feet of bridge burEed. No detention
to trains,
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SUPERIOR COURT.
THURSDAY. August 8, 1882

THURSDAY, August 8, 1882.
DErARTMEST Two-DESsoN, Judge.
Charles Eckstrom ct al. vs.. N. F. CLAYTON By
consent Of counsel for respective parties further
trial Of case is continued
Margaret Taylor VS. Mary E. Eber ct al-Motion
OF defendants for continuance granted upon pay.
ment of defendants costs.
Estate OF Julius Beach-Petition for settlement OF
final account and distribution filed and set for hear
ing on next Monday.
james Tuohey VS.. Quong Fly Toy ct al.--Argued
and submitted
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COMMANDER OF THE BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT.
Sir Garnet Wolseley has been appointed TO
the command of the British land forces in
Egypt. His rank 10 the British army is that
of Adjutant-General of the Forces. Sir Gar
net Joseph Wolseley comes of an old Stat.
fordshire family. the VOLS, leys of Wolseley
Hall. His father, Maj ,r G.. j. Wolseley. was
Of Golden Bridge House, County Dublin,
where the subject of our present memoir was
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NEVADA.
Thrown ont of a wagon and k.I

Thrown Out Of a Wagon and Killed.
RENO, August 31.-William Adams arc
Frank b. Agnus had difficulty thirteer
miles north of here last night, while coming
to town in two.horse wagon. In the row
Adams threw Agnue out and drove off. Ap
nue. was found dead in the road about ar
hour after, with bis neck dislocated and 9
cash under the left ear two inches deep. AID
ans has been arrested and charged with muir
der. lie was too drunk when arrested tt
give any intelligent account of how it oc
Cured. The inquest will be held tomorrow
when tie truth will likely come out.
Struck Ore.
EUREKA. August 3d.-A new cave, show
ing ore in all directions, has been struck il
the Albion mine under the June drift. Or
the upper portion of the cave rich galena ore
is exposed. The cave is filed with rich leat
ores. 1t is impossible to determine its extent
at present. The deposit is considered one q
the most extensive and important ever founc
in the mine
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Fight with Cowboys Thrown from
wagon and Kiiled-land for Chinese
Settlers = Arrested for Forgery-Firr-
Piucky Wemen-san Francisco News
Etc.
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MOUNTAIN FRUIT.-We are in receipt daily
OF large consignments of select mountain fruit,
consisting of nectarines, peaches, apples,
grapes and pears, all guaranteed free from
insects. We also receive every morning 9
large assortment of choice vegetables,
consisting of celery, sugar peas, caulifower,
Massasoit sweet corn, green okrs, cranber.
ries, beans, cucumbers. dill, tomatoes, arti.
chokes, cantsloupes, watermelonH, golden wax
beans, Lima beans. string beans, green pep.
pers. horseradish. sweet potatoes, egg plant.
with all other varieties in season. With q
long experience that enables az to select the
best of the market, all orders from the coun.
try will be promptly attended to and carefully
packed. DsBernardi & Co., 30S to $40 K
street,