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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Unlontown-HOn johnson SherricA
and Hon. l.. G. Cole Friday evening, %
tOber 10.
Ca%lro-John NJ. Myers and j. 8. Hud-
SON. Wednesday evening, October g..
Greent0wn-W II. Phelps aud G, T.
Never; Thursday evening, October Q.
McUo q Gs'ille-lr j. V, Lewis and
B, +, Faust; Wednesday evening, 0ctO-
Der s.
Canal Fulton-HOn. James CRAIG
Wednesday, October y,
Canal Fulton-Wm. A, LynCl SatuF.
day evening, October II,
Mlllport-J0hn 7, Hays and John "
Myers Thursday evening, Oct Der y
Shari0's School H0use-H0n, u. WOr.
ley and }. B, Kitchener; Friday evening
October 10.
Nayarre-R. s, Shields and Hon. H. c.
Cole; Thursday, October o.,
Nayarre-Dr, j, v. Lewis and John
Morgan; Monday evening, October 10.
Ro6ertsyille--HO Lie, Cole and &C
Hiner; Wednesday, Oct, g..
0snaburgh-JOhn T, Hays aud 0ttR
Young; Wednesday, Oct, =.
Marlboro-Wm, A, Lynch and r, W.
McCaughey; Wednesday evening 0ct.&
McFarren's School HOuse-HOn. John
Mcbride and Otto Young; Friday even.
Ing, Oct, 10.
Beach City-Hoa, johnson Sherrick
and X. W, M%cCaughey; Thursday even
ing, Oct, o.,
West Brookaeld-W, II, Phelps and
John T. Hays; Friday evening, Oct. 10
Youngstown Hill-J0hn M. Myers and
Hon, John McBridei Saturday evening
Oct. IL,
North Lawrence-John Mcbride and
Hon, John NJ, Myere; Monday evening"
Oct, 10.
Harrisburg-W, II. Phelps and A. l.
Jones; Wednesday evening, Oct. 3
New Berlin--Wm, A, Lynch; Friday
evening, Oct. 10.
Louisville VIM, A, Lynch Thursday,
Oct 0.
Louisvllle-Hon, johnson Shorrick
and John T. Hays; Monday eve
ming, Oct, 10.
Mlddlebranch-Dr, w, Lewis and
Charles kreighbaum; Thursday even.
ing, Oct 0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
JIM nLAINE,a LIESl
shown from tho Census Returns, that Can.
not be Denied.

not bo Denied.
In his speech NJ Bellaire on Saturday,
Oct. 4, Blaine says.
III you take n tan u PLY Iron that soils IN your mar.
'hct ttday Tor 5000, no material that KOta In o II
"dlcu not originally Gust oyor w ccnp, Tho labor
"otuH tlp, TO-"
This stamps Jim Blaine "a the chan.
pl0n liar of the world. This In n fitting
climax TO Blaine'a Infamous career. A
man who can braZenly utter such Il
monstrously infamous lilo Ia certainly
utterly devoid OF all honor, oil shame,
all decency and conscience. Sucha man
Will steal or commit any other crime,
however infamous. for conscience he has
none.
Against Jim Blaine, the colossal liar,
lot az open tho census report OF 1880
let w take Pennsylvania, the state that
pr0iu3es 0ne.half OF our pig iron, the
oldest State In the busineas-that has
been manufacturing pig iron for more
than n century
Pennsylvania In 1880 according 10 the
census report produced 1880, 81 tons Of
pig iron. In making this the materials
consumed were as follows:
Iron ore ,ous, $500 ''',,,,"'"',","",'eE Aahb
nntnfncln uual onA ,,,,'',,,, liull,nSt
Bliuni luua ouhl tOnh, ',,,,,s',,,s"s',,t,, ulb,l9U
TOXIC ooa' tols' ''',,'"',, l,OOi,i0a
Besides this there was consumed char
coal, OF which the census does not give
quantity, but simply tho value, viz.
1894, 757.
Now, according TO the census report,
the wages paid In Pennsylvania Dor ton
| FOR mining orc was Clio per ton, anthra.
cite coal 10 cents per ton; bltuminous
coal 601S cents per tom for makinE coke,
| 42h cents per ton; and the wagbe for
| making charcoal was 40 per cent. Of the
value thereof. And these sums per ton
include not only the wages OF the min.
ers who dig the ore and coal, but all Ia.
boz In and about tho mines.
Now then the computation shows that
the total wages paid for producing tho
materials used In making pig iron Ia
Pennsylvania were 90 follows.
iron orr ,"a.u ,''',','''r, h,p0I,7Ipl
nntnlholte cVM, l,blb,Vbi
DllunliloW cohl, lyb,Bbb
Use.m 4, ''"'"'"' aab,lii3!
oharooa''' ''''''''''' lYt,OO5
Tota. ...., 70, pa,pi7
Now thu census further shows that
the total wages paid for making those
materials into pig iron, that IL, tic total
wages paid In tho furnaces that made
the pig iron, was 81, 75g,S3S, thus max
Ing the total wages from the ground up
to the finished pig ron wa SiI,bib ,O55,
Now, AZ we said, Tho total product was
1880 ,311 tons OF pig iron, and 30 the 10.
tal cost OF labor In q ton OF pig iron
from the ground up 10 the finished iron
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
A Little blaze.

Al $40 O'Clock Monday night fre was
discovered In the haymow Of 0berly'a
stable. on Court street, opposite the Mar.
ket House. Tho flames were communi'
Gated TO Sberrlck n Miller's warehouse,
and for a few minutes u looked
as though a coDfagration w,a
Inevitable, for II was feared the
are would reach oil and other iul imma.
ble stock stored IN tho warehouse. The
steamer company was quickly nc work
and In a short time had The flames sub.
iued. Sherrlok n Miller lose about $500
on stock, fully insured. Tho loss on
buildings IL slight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
YOUNG GIRLS DEATH,


Accidentally Shot While ON Hor Way To
School,
The people Of Alliance were shocked
yesterday by the announcement that n
young lady had been shot on her way TO
school. II appears that Isaac Reek was
assisting In moving some household
goods, and had placed some drawers In
u hand. cart, In one Of which u revolver
was lying loose, by some miahap the
drawer fell TO the pavement, throwing
the weapon out. Striking the pavement
at IN angle II discharged ono barrel,
and the bullet entered the back OF Miss
Gertie Donald, who CHANGED 10 b. pass
ing ut that moment. She threw up her
hands, exclalming TO her schoolmate
who was with her, "0h, I'm shot" aud
reeling, fell Into the arms Of Jullu'
Gang, who had sprung TO her aid. ShC
was carried across the street In nm un'
conscious condition TO the house OF Or
Davidson, where she received tho proper
medical treatment, but 10 no purpose, n,
ahe died In about half an hour, suffering
great agony. Her parents arrived just
In time TO soc her die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09
"ANoruGn LIE (NoT NAILED"
Judge w. II, Vests Denial IL Not bis
nroOt


proof
ED DEMocRAT.-A small hand. bill,
with nothing on II 10 show from whore
II came, IL belng circulated among the
English, Americans In stark county, In
which ~ IL Nv erttd that Judge Neat, Ut
tho Logan meeting In Alliance, did not
uso the words "EUgllsh baetafds," aud
IN mOde 10 Bly, over his own 1ame, that
tho words no used In anid ppApch were.
Are you people willing TO submit your
selves to the English policy OF free trade
attempted TO DO fOisted upon you by bus.
tard democracy 70 the great injury Of
American labor"
That Judge Weet Ia not noted for DO.
Ing n discreet talker, though an clio.
quept one, IL pretty generally known,
but that he has thus wlllfully lied M ~
what he did say, can scarcely DO believed,
and II Ia, therefore, natural 10 suppose
that thie hand bill In u forgery, got out
In behalf OF the Republicans who lind
now that English Americana, though
patient under u good deal OF abuse OF
mother England and relations and
friends across tho ocean, will not allow
either themselves or those dear 10 them
TO DO called "baatarde," without resent.
Ing ~. The words used by Judge West
~ taken down by M llnglisbman whu
heard every word or the speech, were.
III would rather die with Mucgrepor on
on the heath than live In luxury with
the English haelArds who favor the free
: ada policy" More than this, he used
Tho word "bnptnrha" n sproud lima I'm
connection with Englishmen, aud do
cent ladies, the wives OF good Republi.
cnns, were d~iegnsted thereat, and some
few OF them left the Public Square at
once,
No truthful man, even though n Re.
publican, denies tho fact that the Judge
used the words English bstards" nut
many OF ,he Republicans here IN Ali.
ance are explaining tho meaning OF tho
words In various WAYS. Ono aasertp that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

There will be n grand excursion TO
Kansas on October 10Th, For rates and
particulars call on or address,
II. II. GETTING,
II, II. H.. n Z. Agent,
0nlce-7l East Tuscarawas street, Can
ton, OHIO.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

0snaburg Democrats last night raised
money TO buy sixty.0ye marching suits
aud torches, and squire Leiptag 10 In
Cleveland to-day 10 buy them, They arc
preparing for tho Louisville meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Abner, the "Majah's" brother, played
the part OF an caves dropper 20 a pri.
vate conversation In tho ~. Cloud Hotel
Tuesday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

The Blaine, Logan and KcKtnley ban
ner on the public square, Ia part OF tho
circus. Property man Upham took II 10
Massillon this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

We do not learn that Mr.. Blaine, In
biz Eve minnte's speech last evening
from the band stand, told who performed
the arSt marriage ceremony. Pityl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Even by the light Of their torches the
Republicans were unable TO and any
enthusiasm last night. Canton 10 q bad
place 10 and II,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

The uniforms for the Democratic
ward clubs have arrived. They will no
NJ the various headquarters Thursday
night for distribution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

For information regarding railroad
tlcl els ana rates TO fur west address or
call on II, II. 0EETiNG,
Railroad Land Agent,
00lce, Geeting u Vicker's store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-10-09

Everybody should hear Hon, John II.
Follows ut the Opera House next Mon.
dry evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

The Phoenix Hot Blast Fur
NICE, acknowledged by sll having
them in use the best, for dura-
bility, simplicity and economical
in the use OF coal large and
heavy cylinder tlaring sides,
with clinkcr hole, impossible for
clinkcrs to remain in cylinder.
The combustion chamber, tubes
and drums are made of heavy
bloom iron seams, riveted and
warranted. No gas no dust. In
connection with this heater we
have some cheaper grades OF
Heaters. Also in stock the Crys.
tai Fire Place Heater several in
use "a liberal discount to the
trade.
The Bride Range, with Duplex
Crate. the best CRATE made. We
are at all times equipped for do,
ing roofing, having just received
some of the best brands and tin
plate, and would ask an inspec.
ton CT these goods. Homemade
tin ware in stock, and a general
line of House Furnishing Goods
at reasonable prices. For further
information, call or address
REESE e. BRO,
No. 6 East Fourth Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE suit
of Lucy A. Brukrrholf against Come
LA f. Swami and others to assert her
right of aower in certain uptown prop
erty was concluded to day in the
Supreme Court. Tho plalutih was
married 70 Richard S. Brinkerhoff in
1850, and after his death In 1873 she
learned, for the frs. time, that ten years
previously he had procured divor e
form her in Connecticut. She alleged
that tbe v as not served with any pa.
p"rs in the case and that the alleged
divorce was void After Z ting the
divorce Mr.. Brinkerhof conveyed his
property to bis Iwo daughters by his
first wife, and the defendants, Of whom
there are about twenty, take title from
,hese daughters The defense set "
that the divorce was legally secured
aud at the time Mr. Brinkerh0tf oh
tanned it he had been resident Of Con
| necrlcut. The Court directed verdict
in favor of Mrs. Brinkerh0t, holding
that this action could not DO barred by
| "A Connecticut divorce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

"I knew you On the ira II from Ethfi
description" lie observed " besides, i
found your name In the book that YOU
were reading there, which confirmed
my first belief that you were Miss Chill
ton friend - o.,
Mrs CLilton's friend The words
sung Rossie Lee how could sue be her
friend when she had learned 70 love
Etbe, Chilton's betrothed husband ?
How she hated herself for her weakness
and the wrong that she had unknow
inply dons. :,
The days rolled by, and Richard
| Brent grew stronger. He came 70 KOS
sic one evening, az she sat In the garden
among the roses, the sun dying slowly
in the west.
II have come 70 ell you goodbye,
RosSe!" he said.
And then he had both her hands in
his, aud was looking eagerly into her
face, white and excited,
"Oh, kosste, my darllnQ" he Wa,
say ing. Good help US. have learned
to love you 3d.
1t was a fearful temptation 10 Rosie,
especially when he wen, on t. tell her
tina. his engagement To Ethel Chiffon
had been only y family arrangement,
nevsr endorsed by mis- own heart. Yet
he was hound to her, by every tic OF
honor
She Is your promised wife" said
Rosie Lee, firmly, and can never
come between you"
But love you, Eo,sie!' he wbia
peree.
| ~ All the more ,eason why we should
meet no more" answered Rossie.
And she kept firm In her decision,
and sent him away With outward calm
ness.
There was sad-sad parting, and
the days, and the weeks and months
rolled on.
One year had come and gone since the
four friends had parted in the old
school-room with the promise of meet
ing on the anniversary. and the honr
having arrived, all were gathered there
save Ethel Chiffon.
"She prom ised to be here ifshe was
living 70 said Bertha Hinton, In AL
awe-s:ricken voice. "Girls, can II be
| that she la--"
But she did not finish, for the door Of
the room was opening slowly-slowly,
and figure all in white came in. A
sweeping robe OF white silk with orange
blossoms, and q long, white veil.
Was 1t Ethel Chilton's spirit?
She came slowly forward,an spoke
her voice was faint and sweet.
Girls" she said, 81 promised to
come, and I am h.re-though tonight
is my wedding nlght ?"
The door opened and Richard Brent
stepped over the threshold. Kossie was
pale and tremblel like leaf, but Eth
els sweet voice went on
81 want 70 tell you myself, Rosie, y
she said. THAT long ago was weary
of my engagement 10 Richard. He IL
good and noble but you see, had
learned TO care for another o-night |
was married to the man Of my choice.
Oh, Rosie, you have been firm, and
true, aud faithful to our friendship, and
you wi never regret 1t. Richard loves
you, and so, like the stereotypsd faith
ers IN the plays, wi u say Heaven
bless you, my child
1t was very romantic, and certainly
very satisfactory Richard Brent vas
a wealthy man, and Rossie knew that
poverty would never trouble herself Or
her parents any more yet think abe
would have married him just the sam.
had he been ever 80 poor. But he was
the fairy prince, and this is Eo3sie's
| romance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
Excavations TO Florida.

The Ocean steamship Company Of Ssva n
nab Ia presenting extraordinary attracti"ni
Hr this seasons travel W Florida. Is Phil
abel hia and avannah Line Is equipped
with the tar Q and elegant steamships CITY
VI savannah and city OF Macon, WHOM sal
every Saturday alternately, In command o
experienced officers Excursion tickets from
Pnlludeipha 10 Jacksonytlle and return
goot until June lat. 1884, s.l.bO, which In
rludes meats AMI staterOons. No extra e1
peus,s StateroIms cAn be secured aDC
ilcAets obtained at the office Of the company
10 >outn lhri street Phliadelphia, or II. q
l,yipr, Ayent, "a Market rect, Whining
tan II,l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

ny nRa, MARy oOMsTocR

Thou art dead; thou canst not die;
= such s0uis ~ lhiue can perish never,
And thy sweet spirit pure and hish,
IL shrined within our hearts forever.
We SEQ thy face, we read Thy name
In fi0wers-in all things wright and deaf
And when We near the silserJ strain
Ufmus; feel tbat thou art near.
Oh. blessed nature, rich and rar.l
80 frank, 20 fearless, and 70 tutl
As brother, fricu d, and son, thy caro-
Was Ike the summers morning dew.
And, loved one! thou art with os N'ii.
Though lost ~ soon to earthly s'ghi;--
Onr memory calls thee back ut viii,
TIL We haii mo t IN realms Of Light,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
DO YOUr Duty.

No mans spirits were ever hurt by
doing ha duty. On the contrary. one
good action, one temptation resisted
and oVerc me, Que tacritic OF desire
Of interest, purely tor conSa ,nco
sake, will prove u cordial for both
weak and low spirits beyond what
either indulgence or diversion can do
for them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
February Century.

An anecdota, paper Oh Gustave Cour
bet, the eccentric French artist and com
muuist, will he contributed TO the Feb
ruary Century by Titus Mnnsor
Coan. Among the illustrations will b.
a 'ull.page copy CT Courbet's famou'
painting, HE Musician" which wa,
conspicuous among the Courbet paint
ings at the recent Bartholdi Loan Ex
hibition and u picture Of the scene IL
tae Pace Vondome, when Courbet and
his men were pulling down The Ven
dome column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
- MyHiery "

A part OF tue Mystery OF Dick
ems neon. plete novel, The Mystery
Of Edwi,, DronL," will be revealed in
the Febru'ry Crr'nry by Mr+. a. ice
Mryr.l in describing, H"w ElWisi
brood Was | 'usra'rd.' Several q
the UNPUBLISHED studies mad" by F"'cH'
the artist, for the story will accompany
the paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

Icaught severe cold last month, and
had great soreness in my ch-s. and q
tight. troublesome cough. was prompt
" relieved aud cured by using II bottle
Of CANADA PINE Cough SYRUP II
IS an excellent medicine, pleasant tc
take, and eau always be relied upon
John W. Weaver, 1873 Windsor
Street.
CANADA PINE Cough SYRUP, TWEEN
Is five cents Il bottle at all the drul
stores The surest cure for the leas
money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
REESE e BRO,
Clearing the Tracks

Getting ready to close the years bust
ness at Russ.l's Bee Hive. Don't fail
TO visit 306 Market street. You never
found MS in 80 good a condition for the
buyer az now. Complete stock to Sc
lert from AMI marked down less than
Jsnuary prices,
Prices Of 3 ack Cashmere down.
" Of G, lor,d down.
Super b inc al wool French Cloths,
will 10 wear rough, Toe, former price,
Sl.00. AL colo + {; ! case do. worth 81. 25,
now S5c., full line colors. Black Silks
marked Gown. Colored S ks marked
down. Complete change in prices of
Hosiery aud Underwear. Now Is the
time to make 75c. buy 81 worth OF Dry
Goods. A good warm pnsh cloth coat
for s. 80 and $500, reduced from S.
Handsome fur-!intd circulars, from $55
SO 80 from $25 to $lS. Prices.of coats
down.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
HrrYzU1y1yuuuuuuI1InuTITU7
DIR. THEEL s sss = Fir n:

adrlphIn, Mellow Hreen, (!Ato WIN TIT IT,
john. IL the ,nly physician In the U. S.,.ho
is able t. cure. (alfo by letter., permanently.
ali and every disease Of = private nature
(acut9 Q ses in I " 10 d ys),Rlso Nervous DE
biIity, Youthful lmprudenoc, Lost Manhoo y
Effects OF Inttscretion, Pimples: Irttrrs -
Send 20 CO r. In STAMPS for SCOtK Gf'
Of QUACKS." The exposing OF Ksver,
ends rec Prescriptions, M useuu 8. eo'c u
and TO Up m. Sund 'ys. St0 !. THOSE VINO
have Suffered for years from any secret d's,
ease, and have lost money and All hopes OF
beirg cured, can be convinced that there u q
cure for thom at last, by consulting pr.
TIL Ell, SIS North Fourth street, niltaei,
OUaCKS." as this Is the only book which Is
tres fir IN exagyeration. and conta'nt rue
history OF above-namef Diseases, ana SHOWS
the best method for their treatment ny the
leading authorities of the world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

yTEN .--aLL PERSONS NL
N sriny pure Drugs or Cbemicaia,or w'Fl
lax their prescriptions or private receipt
carefully Compounded with pure mator1AI
should 10 to tho drug store oi
II. X. BRINHHUHST,
III Market street. Wilmington. Lei
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

|tNoR SAhE-A FEW NEW aRuOM ED
house' on Vest Mn h street, cottage
kiohtS cannot he beat for convenience. Also
'e" o-'r mod hp-ses, new. u, 100 ~nuId be
s0U Il i",Htment. Terms to suit, T., JALL
nho', ~ East tn street. or 6ll West 9th
Y1oet' d2l.lm1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall, sixth 4 Market sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.

INHERIFF'S SALE-BY VlRl UE OF A
writ Of Levari FaciaA, to m, directed,
viii 10 EXP sed to public sac at the court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Ele enih str cts, in the CRY OF wilmington,
New Castle county, Del, on
THURSDAY, THE 2iTH DAY
OF JANU AIRY. 1884,
Rt2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land,
with twu-story frame dwelling house and
also n two-s DRY orick store and dwelling
house thereon erected situate In Chrstiana
Hundred, and more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING
at the Intersection of the line OF the westerly
side Of Un,Ou street with the line OF the
northerly side Of Seventeen tn street, thence
westerly along said side ofSeventeenth street
100 feet to 10rner thence northerl' and
psrali ell to Union street 90 fest TO "a corner,
thenoe eAsterIy and parallel with Sevon-
teen h street 100 feet to The said westerly
side of Union street, and thence thereby
sontherly o. feet to the place Of beginning,
DO tn 8 contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop
erty of Robert II. McOartney and Sarah a.,
his wife, and t. t.'s, and TO be sold by
JAMES MARTIN. sheriff.
SHERIpF's OFFICE, Wilmington, Jan. =,
1884 l2-eod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12

1NUK SALk-HOThE NO o. WEST
y Front street, containing rooms and
lore, with factory IN rear with or without
team over sl-o stable attached.
n. B.-Ihis factory contains all machinery
)eccaat! for carry ing on the coffee roasting
Snd spicr grinding business, and viii be sold
3heap with Or without machinery, and on
by terms. Apply toJ. }. PtIRCE. Real
state agent, No. Q West Seventh street.
rG7-gw.tu thAga
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-12
John P. Almond / Co..
CROCERS.

NnONEnO.
Choice California Apricots in
BIB cans. Quality guaranteed /; 25
cents per can. Usual price IS
eents--Gadd & Suddler's. Our
choice Peaches, 20 cents per can.
JOHN p. ALMOND 4 CO.
New Turkey Prunes, the
brightest and cleancst stock OF.
fered this year, Alb for IS cents.
North Carolina evaporated Ap-
pies, new, - cents per ID.
JOHN p. LMOND 4 co.
Schumacker's Akron Oat Meal
5 cents per ID. Graham Flour
from the German mills, S cents
per ID.
JOHN p. ALLMOND d co.
Extra fine New Crop, New
Orleans Molasses, 80 cents per
gallon.
JOHN p. AIN nOSD d GO.
Bakers Chocolate, 40 cents per
h.
JOHN p. ALMOND q co.
Chow-chow in fruit bottles.
from Moir g. Son Oh cents each
JOHN .L1mosD a CO.
Old Government lava Coffee
% cents per II. An for 800:
Mar.caiho % cents ner n IN
for | 90. Golden Rio. 10 cents