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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
OF Stark county, called for the purpose
of nominating candidates for county
officers 10 be selected this fall, and 10
appoint delegates TO the State Conyen-
tion at Columbus on the 26th inst, con-
vened In Schaefer's Opera House ut ten
o'clock this morning, with James
Slentz, of Paris township, as temporary
chairman, and Daniel Worley, OF this
city, temporary secretary. After some
little talk on organization, which con-
sumed about half an hour, the conyen-
ton finally organized with James Slentg
~ permanent chairman and Daniel
Worley as permanent secretary. The
following committees were then ap-
pointed by tho chair; Committee on
Rules and Order OF Business, Il. 8.
Shields, Canton; John Carson, Paris; l..
Q. Cole, Massillon. Committee on Gre
dentials, Matt. Clemens, Nayarre;
Charles Slagle, Canton; John poorman,
Tuscarawas Up. Committee on Dele.
gates TO State Convention Mt Columbus,
Daniel Worley, Canton; Hugh Blakeley,
Alliance; Squire VIM. Wagner, Lake tp.
| s. 8. Geib, Lake tp.; John Farrar, Mas
silloD. The convention then adjourned
at II o'clock until o'clock p, NJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
WAS HE MuRpERED2
A Man Found Dead Near AiiIance-'foui
Play Suspected.

A Man Found Dead Near Aiilnnoe--f0nl
Play Suspected.
About daylight Sunday morning the
mangled remains Of q young man
named John Reese, of Limayille, were
found scattered along the Plttsburg and
Cleveland railroad track, two miles
north OF Alliance. When the body was
irstj found II was supposed that the de-
ceased, while under tho influence OF IL
QuOr, had sat down upon the track ana
fell asleep. An inquest, however, de'
velOped suspicious Of foul play, and II
Is now thought that u murder has been
committed.
Eli Hamlln, who lives with a notori'
Ous hag known as MOll Baker, within o
few steps Of where the body was found,
testified that Reese and man unknown
TO him called him up about o'clock
Sunday morning, and asked for matche 3
which were given them. He said they
tarried a few moments, and while there
drank several times from q bottle the
strange companion OF Reese carried In
his pocket. He was positive that Reese
was not drunk, which was confirmed by
other witnesses who saw the deceased
at a late hour. Hamlin further testified
that q young negro named Sam Bailey
stayed all night .at his house with the
Baker women, but their whereabouts Ii
unknown to-day. The unknown man
who was supposed TO be with Reese %
also mysterious quantity. All the
evidence tended to show that Reese left
town alone, and people generally DO.
| leye he was alone when he arrived NJ
the Hamlin ranch. Hamlin was very
uneasy while testifylng, and told q loose
story. The negro and the Baker girl
will be locked up when, II Is thonght
there will be new developments. Reese
was u steady. going miner, and the the
ory that he got drunk and went TO sleeI
on the railroad track is not at all like
the man. He was known TO have con
siderable money with him, which WA
not found, aud which adds depth 10 th'
mystery. The body was 80 lrightfull.
mutilated by the trains that II Is impos
sible 10 form any idea as TO what caused
the death. Reese has many friends, AM
| II Is not unlikely that they Will succee,
In unrayeling a very nasty story to-day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
AlAssILLoM


NhlhhhNls
Messrs, Peter Grbble aud r. NJ. Scott
have gone TO Iowa and other parts Of the
west on business
A lad named Rebholty was locked up
yesterday evening for taking money at
various times from tho TIL OF A. j.
Richeimer's bakery.
Marshal Schlagle, OF Canton, was In
the city yesterday scanning the hangers
on OF Burr Robbins circus, with view
10 apOtting the slick 'uns when they
show at Canton on Friday,
A woman named Ickes was before the
Mayor Saturday evening on Il charge or
keeping q house out OF standard shape.
With her was a CIR named Alice Chap
man, accused OF being an inmate. the
girl was discharged. The landlady was
assessed $l0,50 fine ana costs, but she
was released upon depOsitlng watch
worth about two whole dollars.
John Kegler, farmer living near the
city, drove into town last night TO SEQ
the circus. He hltched his horse on
Main street, near the show ground, and
went under the canvass 10 look ut the
elephant. After the performance he
found his buggy where he had left II,
but the horse and harness were missing.
| No trace OF the thiefor property has yet
been discovered,
We have q woman here who stands
good chance for the first vacancy on the
police force. II Ia Mrs, Robert Tipping,
whose husband keeps saloon on Main
street, next TO the 1T. Wayne railroad.
Yesterday some fellow stole coat from
/ the saloon while her husband WAS
| absent. She followed him 10 David
| Clark's hotel, captured and took him
back and detained him until an officer
arrived, to whom he was coolly trans
| ferred
The following call for State conyen-
tl0n will be Issued to-day from the head :
quarters of the Ohio Miners Association
In this city: .
The miners of Ohio are hereby notified
that State convention will be held In
the city OF Columbus, o., on Thursday,
June 10th, at 0O'clock A.. NJ.
REPRESENTATION.
Each delegate will be entitled TO one
vote for every fifty l5O) miners, or the
majority fraction thereof, represented
OBJECTS.
lst. TO elect delegates to represent
tho Association In the Trade Congress,
which meets In Columbus, Ohio, June
Gath, 1884.
"a. 10 make arrangements for hold
, Ing an Interstate Convention between
, the miners Of this State, and the Rail-
road miners of Pennsylvania, with Q
view of securing united action upon all
, questions affecting the price OF mining.
3D.. TO draft new code of laws for
the government OF the Association.
4th. 70 settle the differences between
, the general officers, and such other busi-
ness as may come before the cOnyen
. tion.
This convention Is one Of great I'm
, portance, and upon the results Of its do
liberations depend, TO a large extent
the future welfare Of the Association
Let every mine be represented 80 that
|. an amicable understanding may be ar
) rived Mt. BY order,
y JOHN MCBRIDE, General President.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
LOUISVILLE.
Items OF Interest from our Regular Cor
respondent,

Items OF Interest from our Regular Cor
respondent,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor, on
Main street, o son,
Mr.. Victor Guittard Is visiting his par
ents In New Bedford, o.
Mrs. j. Wolf and Mrs. II. Wertenberger
are visiting friends In Atwater.
Mrs. Hoover, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, is slowly imprOy'
Ing.
Mrs. Keller, Of Kent, Ia visiting her
brother, Mr., Reuben Rothrock, on Chapel
street.
Miss Shelter, of Navarro, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nlcklex, on North Mill
street.
Mr.. L. Wilson, or Waynesburg, form
ally of Louisville, was In town on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Rice and family, Of 0snaburg
visited Mr.. Jacob A. Geib and family on
Thursday.
Rev. 0. w. Slusser and sister, Miss
Ada, attended the convention at Mag
nolla this week.
Burglars entered the cellar Of Mr.
John Myers on Tuesday evening and re-
lieyed them Of their bread.
DR.. W. 0. Baker, wife and son, Master
Charlie, attended o loyo.feast neal
Wooster on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish.

The penny wisdom OF temporizing is
illustrated In the experience OF Adrian
Michigan, which, having spent $lbO0OC
during twenty years In grayeling her
streets, "now wishes she had put that
money into paying."-[New York TIL
bune.
New Lisbon ia undergoing the same
experience. Sandstone and other tenn
poTary piking, with the large sums OK
pended yearly for cleaning and repair.
Ing, leave us without improvements OF
a permanent character, and actually
little or nothing 10 show for the money
used. In four years the village has
epent $40, ,333. .2S for street Improvement
and what remains 10 show for this I'm
menee expenditurep With the excep,
tion Of the paving around three sides Of
two squares, we can point TO little OF
nothing worthy OF commendati0n.. with
the money annually collected by levy
very respectable amount OF good paving
can DO done each year, and clean streets
with no expense for working and re-
pairs, In very few years will show the
Wisdom and foresight OF the move.-'
buckeye Sta'e'
Canton IL In exactly the same position
az Adrian and New Lisbon, and tho re
marks In the foregoing apply equally as
well to her.
TO give II In round numbers, there
has been thrown away on the streets Of
Canton by grayelling and the like IN
| the last four years, about $3S,000. IL l,
not pretty nearly time TO put the brakes
on this foolish expenditure Of money
| AZ the Inst meeting OF the Council Mr.
Swanger brought tho subject up, ant
endeayored 10 have portion OF 10 ta'
| levy set aside for the permanent i'm
proyement of the streets, but his motloI
| to that effect was defeated by tho Re
publican members OF the Council obey
Ing the orders OF their masters and yot
ing against II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
"a Nloht In Scotland"

On the eveningof Tuesday, June 18th,
In Schaefer's Opera House, the distin.
guished Scottish vocalist Mr.. Findlay
McGregor, will give one Of his unique
and popular entertainments. He Will
be assisted by Mrs. Young, who has o
voice OF remarkable power and quality.
Mr.. McGregor drew recently large houses
In Cleveland and Detroit and previously
In the cities Of Canada, MIR, McGreg0r's
numerous and rich dresses enable him
to sing Scotland's songs In character,
and the rapid changes he makes fairly
ast0unds his audience. His concerts arc
rendered more than usually attrac.
tive by giving In character the
national dances Of Scotland, He
sings the grand songs OF his native
land In manner most attractive and
acceptable. We bespeak for the gentle.
man q full house. and doubt not the au-
dlence will enjoy the feast Of music and
song. Let us have "anicht In Scotland
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
MEDICAL.
II and II.

~ you are suffering from poor
'heath or langulshIng an bed Of
TioKnoss, take cheer, II you are sim
plS Alling, OF II YOU ieel week and
'dlaplnted, without clearly knowing
why, Hop Blttes will surely cure
yOuH
"Ii you are minister, ana have oyertaHed yourself
with your pastoral duties or Molher worn out with
care aud work. or man OF business or laborer weak
ened by the strain OF your everyday duties or man
oi letters tOiling over your midnight work, Hop Bit
ten will surely strengthen iou''
M Wu are suffering
from over eating or
'drlnklog any inoia'
erection or d ailpauOn,
'Or arc young and
growing too fast, asls
often ihe case"
"orif you arc In the workshop, on the
farm, ut the desk, anywhere, and ieo that
your s,sten needs Gle. nsing toning, or
stimulating, notwithstanding, II You are
old, blood thin and impure, pulse feeble
nerves unsteady, iacu't es waning, Hop BIT
tiers IA what you need to give you now life,
heath, aud WgoE"
II you are eosliye or dyapepuo, or suffer
ing from any other Of the numerous diseas'
Cd Of the stomach or bowels, II Is your own
fault n you remain III,
Ifyou are wasting away With any form OF
Kidney disease stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for cure 10 Hop bltera'
II you arc sick with that
terrible sickness, Nervous
ness You will mud "Balm
In dileadn In Hop Dltlers'
II aou are frequenler, or resident OF q
mlaamAtlo district, barloade your system
against the scourge OF MI countres-inala'
ria, epidemic bilious and intermittent fey'
ers-by tho use Of Hop Bll.en
II You have rough. pimply, or sallow sRln, ba
breath Hop Biters will iye you fair skin, rich blood
the sweetest breath ana health, 1900 Will DO paid 10
| ease thoy will not cure or help
That poor, bedrdden, invalid wife, sister mother,
daughter can be made the picture Of health by TO
bottles OF Hop Hltera costing but triie mlbgm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Carroll County Republicans.

On Saturday last the Republicans
nominated james Holder for Probate
Judge over william Adair by rs major
ity. Holder was tho nominee three
years ago and was defeated by Judge
Lee at the election. John d. George
Of Fox tp., Is the nominee for Commits
sioner. l. II. Taylor gets oil tho dele
gates for Congress 30 far ~ heard from,
except In Fox, tho two delegates being
one for Hall and one for Hollingsworth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
IInran mud IinprY Slnlnn.

Sarah Unkle, residing In the village
of Richville, had u horse and buggy eto-
len from her barn there last Thursday
night. The buggy was her own prop.
erly, hut the horse and harness belonged
TO her brother. She came into town
yesterday and reported her loss, but
nothing has yet been found Of tho thief.
Mrs unkle has offered n reward Of &l00
for his apprehension and the return Of
the property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Charles Ritter, Of Massillon, indicted
by the last grand jury for rape on Sarah
Starks at AlassllOn, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Krider In that city this
morning and brought over here and
lodged In jail. Ritter was tried for this
offence before Mayor Young Of Massillon
some time ago, and acquitted, but the
case was given TO the grand jury md
that body indicted him In company
with Farmer, Segner and Fogle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Our prenont I,icaalpp.

Cur blessings are not appreciated un.
I'LL we are deprived Of them, Most nota-
bio among them is health, the lack OF
which magnilles our other burdens. A
hacking cough, q severe cold, or any
throat or lung dlsease Is very trouble.
some; but oil these may be quickly and
permanently removed by DR.. Biglow's
Positive Cure. Price 30 cente; trial bot
tle free at Durbin, Wright q Co., drug
pist,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Suicide Ncnr Minerva.

Near mile east OF Minerva lives
Nathanial Marshal and family, on their
farm. They are substantial, well-to.do
people, and until Saturday one Of tho
Industrious members was the son, Jef-
ferson, aged about 25 years. For some
years HIS mind has been disturbed,
owing, II Is said, TO disappointment In
love. II was not considered, however,
that he was disposed TO suicide. On
Saturday, however, having been missed
for some time, no was found hanging In
an old building, having us n hitchlng
strap. " Is terrible blow 10 tho
family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
post.mortcm Examination OF John II, Mil
Ter,

Drs. Fraunfelter and Phillips made a
post mortem examination OF John II,
Miller on Saturday last, between 4 and
y. m, The kidneys Of deceased were
found 10 have been affected with "gran-
ular degeneration or "Bright's disease,
which had probably existed for year
or more. As q result Of this disease he
suffered from uraemic poisoning and
passive congestion Of the brain the lust
week OF bis life. The immediate cause
OF doath was paralysis Of the heart.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

without pretending 10 give an editor.
ial opinion OF d remedy OF which we
know nothing personally, we desire TO
ask those OF our readers afflicted with
ecrofulous or other diseases OF the blood
10 examine and test the claims Of Hoods
3 lrsaparilla. II comes To us with high
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature Of 0. Blackett Robin.
son, proprsetor: was cured Oft recur-
ring bilious headaches by BurdoCk Blood
Bitters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Large feet are considered fashionable.
Alliance can now boast Of having more
fashionable unmarried young ladies'
than any town (barrlng Canton) In
three counties. Alliance Standard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

David II. Wallace and Amanda j.
Manto, Canton; Henry .. Weaver and
Catharine Souers, Middlebranch; Chris
tian Gerber and Sarah Shidler, Bethle-
hem tp,; James Rhoades and Sarah
klotz, 0snaburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
For Sale or Exchange,

A choice location, A property Of about nctes with
new ffatnp hOusp f6uina slate roof, well ltishei
rn0d clttett rhncp rnuiin fruit ttcBsl one mile noi
of he lnil House On Cleveland Avunue VIII he cold
chnnu tlnp lltpn to suit ptClarpt pt VIII esullArt
ihe property iui iani laid IN sintt county rcr ft
ihef particulars Aduress " call on .,,..,,
oec1 PbTEh ohANoh'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

individual endorsements, Is compound
ed by practical druggists, and N made
OF materials recognized 40 highly val
nable by all physicians.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

The case Of Levi Mckinney, charged
with assaulting 0. @. Brown, came up In
Probate Court to-day, and the defendant
was acquitted and discharged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

Nolice N hereby given that the undersigned ha been
epoln,ed and utalined an Administrator With VIII
anospl Of the cet,e OF John Leonard Htocheft iatu
W ''"' 'V''' ' JOHN u, sIoOErnT,
maopd administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Cnrn for Crnun.

Use DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil accord
ing TO directions. II IL the best remedy
for all sudden attacks OF colds, pain and
inflammation, and injuries.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Notice ID hereby rych that the undersigned has been
duly appointed hud uuaintd ~ Administrator with
tho viii annexed, ~ the estate of Frederick flgle late
oi stark county, ohl0, deceased, ..
iunbidw AUSTIN LYNCH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12

II you aro tired taking the large old.
fashioned gripping pills try Carter's
Little Liver Pills and take some COM
fort. A man can't stand everything.
One pill dose. junei2.gm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
THAT Husband of Mine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using wells Health Remover"
Si. Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
r, M N Tor the worknn ,lasa send 40 cpnla fuI
Ill III postage, and We Will mall you rBHb u royal
Hill valuable bos N sample goods that Will put
uUIIU yov' n the way N making inufe inonpJ III

WVUU Wv u Ut WY VI ThHNIHN IHUIt lhUhpT IN
few days than, vpr thought poss be nj ay hisnes,
ilntitaI not 70 ulfsi We WI eiart you, you can
work all the time OF m spare time only The work II
universally ~lannd 10 0th sesee totnn and old YOU
can eaey eai fiin 30 cets ~ tb every evening, That
All who want wurh ny iest the hnNnrsE Np make thls
unparalleled lrui Wai wn are iut we'll satisfied w
VIII senl n u pai lut tr trouble " wttlng ua tn
pafticulnrs, directions, utt, stu rte Fortunes vii
10 made by lhne NhO llye their eoletlne tt tha work
Great supne,s ATS lileD sAiG Duu't dvty start nov
Addteps sti >svN " 80 iNlthiu MAlh,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that the undersigned has
hecl duly appointed aud qualified M Administrator
III the ESTATE " hlas w. Alhntli Into " slAtk county
OHIO, decd. TliOMAA II AInENr
llnb Administrator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-06-12
MIgoELLANEous,

NptrII,n wanted fur mo i,lyca OF oil tho Pred
lHuMIN dehis of the n, n Toe largest, handaoil,
An beat ooos aye, sca g. .I,ns M, a s.s EIs e
America immense prona 10 Arepta All Intelligent
ppnpleswnnt A. Ant one eau beupnr aHucceHeu agent
fss,nair irpn illLuntf DOon TO- Portland Maine,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
,,r,,nrs AND nHf,DINo MATERIAL

The lumber trade Of Daila1 Is steady again
end Rlmo'i active. Revival began to- ay
The trade comes from weG'herford aud Colora-
d. City In carload orders.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
5TOHE-At ihe BalsB cue rios Be rcf culle
foot; lie FOR foundations 10 or will' eno 80 'of
dressed from
LUMBHT- yellow Pine, rpuEh. 90 poY 10
over "a feet 2 Is per 100; Dres1 s0e finishing
clear 2 10; common, %; z ceiling 20 %; y cell.
ing, 2 bG kxGf0ugh, 81 per 100; hx6 rough,
/ ID rer 100: ,.x3 dressed 2 90 per 100. sidiug,
75 Ter 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
10: iding, 10; y ceiling. 2 90 y ceiling, Q 90
White pine dressed finishing, 6 so yer 100 y
ceiling, LIST common, 3 90; 2nd common, l1;
siding, lN common, 2 10; 2ud common 30
Ii,mpti - dOHvs. 1 so, 5a1h, l 25@b 90 ~ 20 siis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, ,Oats 81 rrh..
3ine, 4 5ob5 90. Cypress, No co. no. 2,
PLASTER PARIS-Por barrel. 0os6s so,
CEMENT FLUkS--b 1nlni giSs. iuQ4. s0ti =
och calling iOin, 1 90; inea Ntr Soc in'f
Nst.iuR lniut / IS ? inol of,p 90 a.
DRAIN ri PE IS .cA, ID O3f ilU. finca, 90
;rrh pY4s: 7 tact, ffsS & iIrh- zoo
MIxrU PAIN1 5-Reaiy Tor ueo and Ell col
ora 4 Is pae gsl All 81 @1fci Rrf 1tEn.
tsrs make arc on sale ~ d. ~ doAisrf.
WHITE LEAD--f'iriotly pu'c. 1906 SIS.
WINDOW GLAs5-sxi0 b i0xl2. o. i0xls
70 lx2i So; i6E2i to 21x2s Is, less 10 per cent
LIMk-U0ocoNe1 Auscu, 2 % pos a.rr..i on ,
1 20 DOrJao1 or lDlg Ng' per Mrrl, ] -.
Rsnea. Ia lots A0C oer bushel sc.
HAIR Per pound, se79Ho..
pOsIa Collar " 80 lsois d'hro Is
IAVHs--< N prr l.fOI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS,
TRY, GAME, ETC.

oranees are scarcer ans higher. sales benr
large Raisins aud blackbeuies ere 40 q
and Wilmington peanuts are sold a. hei
prices. -
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
seFFN APpLKs--f COOS o. nor hsrrcl,
rCTS- Almonds. 22c per pound; Brazil iad
he: alberta lfe Naples walnulS l5c per pound
chcs,nuts imported none on tho market pea
nut. TouneAsoe rod. l0Giic choice ~hltr,lakc
coc1auufc. sonH9 20
cAIiF0RNfk PEARs--5 7sGs O. per box.
ORhN0ES- I.ouisians. per barrel, IL goa
IS 10. rer box, 6 50. Nslenoine per case OF 49,
iLsEMSoNs-scIiv, 30 por box Msists
DATKs-In fralls 10a12o
BANATAS-8 oOG4 % per bunch.
QllAPEs-Nglaga 6 Ooft5 50 naf barrel
EWFFT POTATOES-On the str Gets. red
nc pcr hushci: yellow. %
OSIOEe-Ncw. s % per barrel
POTf ToTs p 'Sel iol
oxBf seE-new.225 q boDsr doren. or Se
OHIO 10 US US wosuoio .t 3 Docs 50 per dossn
TURKEYS 70c
FGG1 Toe per dozen.
BUT1FR Choice western. 2oe2so COOKING
fx<zIer couufry.X rs
eAUER KRAUT-Barreis II CO. hall barrels
so
Esssi !: (. :; lsTs1 DsH Ds' box . O.
bzifD S fElscazs-unpes,sa, ~ pselsd no