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Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
Woman bu nrage.

WASHiSGTos, January 25.-Rev'
Dr. Patten, President OF Howard Uni
versity, preached sermon In the
Church, In this city, to
day, on Women and skepticism," in
the course of which he spoke OF the
woman Suffrage Convention held here
recently, and expressed an opinion hat
when women are given too IN uch liberty
they branch of into skeptisi IN aud i'm
morality. He raid, among other things,
that the lives o. eu b women i.s George
Eliot, Madame Roland and Harriet
Martineau exemplitied the truth Of this
assertion, and he referred to Victoria
woodruff as the representative of the
Woman Suffrage movement.
Among his audience were Miss Susan
Is. Anthony and Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, and on the conclusion Of the
service thesew omen walked to the plat
form and. upbraided DIR. Patten for hi,
utterance. Miss Anthony said TO hin
that ifhis mother were living she should
take him across her knee and spank
him but Mrs. Stanton, interruptine
her, said :" On the contrary, lot mt
congratulate DIR. Pat,en. have been
trying for years to make women under.
stand that the worst enemies they have
are in the pull pit, and now he has illustra
ted 1t beyond question "
Without giving DR.. Patten time u
reply, the women hastily left the church
To night Rev. Olympia p. Brown re-
piled 10 DIR. Patten from the pulpit o
the Universalist Church.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
Observation-Disclosures.

MT. and Mrs. ii. ID. Howell and Mrs.
II. Is. Mckee and daughter, of Middle
town, are winiering down in Florida.
The Mlddletown Transcript has put in
baxter engine and the editor says
We shall b. glad TO have our readers
come in and see II AT work, and it will
be at work almost every day.
The revival meetings at the NJ ddle-
town M. f. Church are continued with
undated interest. About forty persons
have professed conversion.
For one day last week, the Sussex
County jail had no inmates, the last
being discharged on Monday, but on
Tuesday he committed theft and got
back again. The Georgetown jail can.
not hold anybody but those who wish
10 stay in il and are TOO lazy TO leave IL.
VIM. Pinder, of Mount Pleasant, last
week delivered ,70S bushels OF corn at
the canal that averaged 56l4 pounds to
the bushel. The captain of the boat
said 1t was the best weight he had seen
this season,
A fire at Selbyville on Wednesday
morning destroyed barn belonging to
James K. Bishop. About seventy bush
els or corn, seven stacks Of fodder and
valuable OK were consumed by the
hames. No insurance.
ne lOWn COm HlSslonerS or East9n,
Md, have excluded hog pens from the
city limits, as a health measure, to
which the Milford News responds, and
says Milford would do the same,
only she cares more for hogs than for
hea lth.
The News says: 1t looks as though
genera freight would be carried by
rail from Norfolk to New York over
the Delaware route, in competition with
the steamship lines. Fourteen car
loads of cotton from Norfolk for New
York, passed up the Delaware Rail-
road ON Monday.
A l6-year old son of Ben amin Potter,
of Cedar Neck, had his leg broken one
day last week while wrestling at
school
The Torbert Guards, of Milford, are
making arragt ments for their fifth
annual banquet, which takes place on
Monday, February 10th.
Henry Stout, of Le'psic, has 300 hogs
fattehing
The Breakwater Light says The
fact thai Lewes is going to have
another fish factory, has caused consid
cradle comment, especially among
those who are trying to suppress the
industry entirely. Those who are least
favorable TO the fish factories say there
might as well be dozen az two.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
A Daring Robbery

About O'Clock last evening, while
the family Of Lewis 7. Busb, Jr.,
residing AT Clayton and Beach streets,
were eating supper, "A sneak thief enter
ed tho house and stole NUN Der OF
articles AS soon as the robbery was
discovered word was telephoned 10 the
police station, and Sergeant Blackburn
with officer Green proceeded TO the
house. 1t was found that the thief had
effected an enterance through the sec
ond story front window, which he had
reached by climbing post TO the
veranda. 1t was evident from the
tracks on the roof that he had trieh
several windows before finding one that
was unfastened. Mr.. Bush said this
morning that he was unable To- say
positively what articles bad been taken,
but gold watch and chain, purse
containing about $40, and a pair OF
gold bracelets and EARRINGS are known
10 have been stolen.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Take advantage of the low prices Of.
fered by Oranor & Co., and buy your
carpets now. They will keep them un.
I'll you move and deliver them ut your
oonvenieuoe. Cranor & Co, 62l Mar
ket street.
Mr.. Palmer claims that he had the
right Of way, being on the right hand
track, and that he supposed Mr.. Kent
would turn out, but when he found
that he did not, he attempted TO turn
out himself, but was not In time to avoid
a collision. Mr.. Palmer claims that
his wagon WAS completely overturned.
and that he WAS underneath, when
Mathew j. Kyle, . blacksmith, In the
vicinity, heard his call for assistance
and caught his horse, which was Abou,
70 run away. His wagon was badly
broken, and he was severely bruised
about his body. and cut on the head
and face.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Rev. T. X. Dreamer, OF Scott NJ. L.
church, is ~ Ill that he was not able to
fiji hispulpit Tor several WEE ks past. His
physicians say that HIS illness proceed,
from his eye that some time ago was
entirely paralyzod. and that he will not
recover bis health until the paraly zed
eye Is removed.
Tn. paralysis 1t is feared will spread
to the brain. MIR. Dreamer has beeI
attended by DIR. k.ables, DR.. Mckay
and an ocuIist from Philadelphia, VIII,
have come to the conclusion II is said
that al operation IN ust be performed IL
n few days.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

A bum, who had just completed a
term Of 40 days in New Castle Jail,
called at this Office on Friday in quest
of cents, to get cup of coffee.
He said that while he had frequently
been IN the Jail, he never wanted TO 60
back again, a. Sheriff Ford does not
allow us any privileges.
He evidently did not like the accom-
motations, and his words are but con.
iirmation of Sheriff Ford's declaration
hen he assumed the dulles of the
office, that while heintended TO treat a i
prisoners with all the humanity posi-
BILE, he did not intend to make 1t SC
pleasant for them that they would be
tempted to commit some depreciation
for the purpose OF being sent back
again.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
Drunk end Dlseroerl,,

William Bowe ~As before J Judge Cum
minis this morning to answer . charge
OF being drunk aud disorderly. Officer
Andrew Moore testified that last Sat.
urdAy night he WAS on duty at the
dime museum, when the prisoner en-.
tered In an intox icAted state.
As he refused to take . Heat or behave
himself, the officer took hold Of him TO
take him out, and when they reached
the top of the stairs leading to the
street, the prisoner took hold OF the
rail, aud ~ the officer tried to break
his hold he lot 60 suddenly aud they
both tumbled TO the foot OF the stairs.
Officer Moore WAS badly hurt in the
back, and the Judge, after bearing the
evidence, imposed tue OF IS and
costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
The New Church.

The Rev. q. w. Levan preached nj
Gilbert chapel on Sunday TO an increas-
ell congregation, both morning and
evening Another name WAS added TO
the petition for new church organiza-
ton, and two families sent In requests
To be admitted. Mr.. Levan also bap-
tized two infants belor ging to members
OF his congregation, one On Saturday
and one on Sunday. The Rev. George
II. johnson, of Philadelphia, will
preach at Gilbert chapel next Sunday
The mem bers who have un tied in this
new church movement, aro encouraged
10 believe thar they VIII have strong
reformed church in Wilmington In q
short time.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

Mr.. j. =. Doughten and bride re-
turned from their wedding trip Friday
evening.
James b. Morrison. who came on TO
this city TO inter tho remains OF his
cousin, Mrs. Carnahan, starts on his
return trip TO Griggsville, Illinois, TO
day. Mr.. NJ called on several Of his old
friends and enjoyed a social chat with
them. He Is looking well, and seems
TO enjoy life, although Father Time il
silvering over his locks with gray, and
leaving the marks OF advancing years.
We hope that be will live many year,
to enjoy life In the home he has bull,
up for himself In the Hoosier State.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

About 8 O'Clock Saturday morning,
the schooner Job II. jackson, Of Perth
Amboy, n. j., went ashore At Cape
Henlopen during heavy storm, the
force Of which sent the vessel high and
dry upon the beach. The schooner had
no cargo, and was only in ballast,
which assisted in making 1t unman-
aReable. AS soon las the fact Of the
schooner being ashore WAS known, the
tugs North America and Pride went TO
its assistance, and Notwithstanding the
heavy sea succeeded In getting IL off
about 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The job II. Jackson is a three mastsd
schooner of 494 tons, and WAS built In
this city by the jackson & Sharp Com
pany In 1889.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
The Dime M useuiri.

The Dime Museum was packed last
Saturday night with an appreciative
audience, and its success Is now IN es.
tablisbed fact. The proprIctors are
doing all 10 their power TO supply the
public with first class aGusemenls al
the lowest price. Thi. 10 their third
week, and 1t is their Intention to make
II memorable by su.passing their pre-
vious riiorte. 'fbey have ten new per
formers engaged tor this week, who viii
make Che,F frsk appearance this even.
ing, among 1Iem being the Watson
EN- dren, who made such favorabl,
IN Isressioy. when they first appeared
q Ariuf the opening week. The bes
Srde. Is preserved, and ladies' should
nor have the least hesitation ia attend
ling
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

TemDevauce Meeting

The meeting Of the Father Matthew
Young Mems Temperance Society, held
in the basement of st. Mary's church
yesterday afternoon was well attended
Addresses were delivered by Father
Kellum, of st. Mary's College, Emmitts
burg, Md, aud by Father Flynn, of st
Mary's church. The society is gaining
in membership, and IL In prosperou,
condition. Next Friday night specia
meeting will be held tor the purpose o
adopting constitution and by laws.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
Revival N cetynga.

Revival services are still in progress
at Scott NJ. e. church, and deep spir.
itual interest is being manifested. The
Rev. w. l.. S. Murray will preach this
evering, and cordial invitation is ex
tended to all TO attend.
There ia also deep religious interest
being shown a: Epworth NJ. f. chapel,
and services are being held every night.
On Sunday number Joined thechurch
on probation.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

SEN it4-On the 24th inst at the resid ence OF
Rev J. Il. Smith, Mt. Salem, Mary m
Sevil, aged A. years. Funeral private.
|SfNN-Un the 18th itst, Sallie W. Sem,
aged - years.
kela 1ives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted TO attend her funeral from the residence
OF her parent. No. $50 Walnut street. on
Tuesday afternoon at = o'clock. Iptermeut
at Riveryiew tcmetery
40 loved her, yes, NJ ngue can tell
How much We loved her and how we'll:
Tod loved her too, and he thought best
To take our Sallie home to rest
ChhNAHAN-in Griggsvillc, ILL.,, on Jan.
-, 1888, Mrs Elizabeth Carnaha in the
80 yoar OF her age, a native OF and for
more then 30 years resident Of this city.
Her remains we're inferred In Wilmington
and Brah"Jwife cemetery on the I'd inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
A Pair of Them.

About o O'Clock last Saturday night
officer Marques took Pete Dougherty
TO the hall gloriousiy drunk, and In les,
than an hour afterwards another officer
brought James Dougherty in, in tn,
same glorious condition, aud the 1--WE
were placed In the same cell Yester
day morning they were Introduced u
Judge Cummins, and Ls imposed fin.
ofs2 and costs on each, which viii
send them 10 New Castle jail for tn,
next twenty days.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
A DiHerentyers,ou

This morning Amos X. Palmer, the
plumber AZ No. All East Fifth street,
called at this Office and stated that he
was the one referred TO as having col.
lided with the carriage of ID. II. Kent,
one evening last week, and that the
accounts as published in the papers
were incorrect. lie states that on the
evening in question he was driving out
Front street near Adams, and that Mr..
Kent was coming in.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

1t Ia now thought that the benefit at
the skating rink for the Associated
Charities will take place on Friday
evening, and the managers are anxious
70 sell all the tickets possible between
now and that time. They also wish 1t
understood that tho full amount re-
ceivod for tickets will be turned over TO
the association, as they are under no
expense whatever. the printing OF
tickets and posters being done by parties
in this city free Of charge. and that the
news papers have also contributed the
advertising, There should not be less
thau Ave thousand tickets sold, and for
the purpose Of assisting the movement
the REPUBLICAN, will take fifty.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
DEii- = So! T. u
IN lIE"I~T XXX = i'YFiCR,
NEW CAsTl 70 ct sTN DBL.
I.t,n lhah

Upon the application OF ChAkLtS
II. HEALD. executor OF JACOB
SHOW ALTER late OF Wilmington Hun
dred. in said county, deceased, II ordered
and directed by the Register that the exc
cutor aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
letters testamentary upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to he
posted within forty days from the date Of
such letters In six Of the most public placer
OF the county Of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against tho estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly IN such ease made and provided (;
ana also inse the same 10 be Inserted within
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
q newspaper published IN " ilmington, and
10 be continued therein three weeks. 10 o d. J
Given under the hand ana Sea-
I L. Of once of the Register Aforesaid
~ Vat Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written /. q. dRUBb, Register.
eoriCR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
| same. duly attested 10 the executor. OF
| or before the - day OF January. 1885. o.
abide the Act OF A ssembly in such case made
aud provided. CHARLES Ii. HEALD,
! Executor
Address, Wilmington, Del, lan25'
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

iLE-DRukY-Atth the Pennsylvania resi-.
dence OF John &. ogden, I.inwood on
Thursday evening, January I'd, l.s5, by
the Rev. l.. " LsyreId, Wn u. PILE, Of
Wilmington, and Alice NJ Drury, OF
PItttsparY, N, Y.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
w q httck

To our business our drugs are pure
our prices are low and we desire td
give satisfsction in every respect.
Beaton Smith, seventh and Pine.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26
CRAGG'S DIME MUSEUM
ODD FELLOWS SHALL,
Tuuunn Nn IxuNE Sr., ..rss

Commencing on January 2e, and every after
noon and evening during the week
Still to the front. greater than ever the
DIME EXHIBITION ever
placed before the American pu plic
iris week an entire change OF bIlI, 10 new
stars, 10. JAMES DlLkS and NELLIE
GRAY .Inslrumentalists. the 0 tginal OH As
RENCH and ALICE CLARK Return
OF the Watson Children. The Ii
liputisn Wonder,. The
Gre't Egyptian Mystery. Angelus Yes
tlous Brass Band The Ciymer family, :
In number, daughters and = sous, Allen
Craig. tOmmedsn, and others
ADMISSION 10 GENTS. Seats reserved
Tor ladies. Matinee doors open at 100
performance at 23J Evening doors
open AT curtain rises at b.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

This evening Mr.. Isaac johnson,
principal Of Friends school, Fourth
and West streets, will deliver a lecture
on electricity in the lecture room of
the Church of the Covenant. The
public liz inv tied.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

"ANTED-AT 'lNGE. AN ApPkEN
w tice To learn drcesmakiny In all .
branches. None buts good sewer need y
ply. Call at III Tatnali street. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

w Mn ,afa,anc I)D WHITE COOK
ol5 King street
iDH
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

PAIN VICTOR cures Neuralgia and
Rheumatic Affections.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

separately. All our S5l
bordered Turcoman curtainsl
are gone; whether we getI
any more or not depends onl
The maker--his loss not ours
sI2 Turcomans to $3.50
WIN. b. SHARP,
4th and Market, Upholstery Department
As a rule the first place
that gives way in a child's
stocking is at the knee. We
have them now good and
heavy woven with double
| knees, which have found
great favor. at 10 and 50
cents, in black, browns, gar
net and blues.
There's a small Children
Hose mostly re DIS at y cents
from 40 and 50.
/ here's a small lot in
stripes, odd styles for child.
rem, at 10 cents from 20 to
IS.
There's some of Schoep-
pers' unbleached half hose
regular made IS and II
cents from %.
VIM. B. SHARP,
4th and Market, Notion Dedartment
Carpets are low, very low
Think of the best all-wool
Ingram 65 cents instead 90,
with the lower grades down
to 20 and IS. Think OF
Tapestry Brussels laid on
your floor for IS cents instead
90, with low grades down to
50. Think Of Body Brussels
at 81 instead of SI.35 with
Nelvets at the same. Our
men are busy laying carpets.
VIM. B. SHARP.
4th and Market, Carpet Department
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

HE forhousekeen,+ - SUITA
nall street between 2ath ant ob, rsy on Tat
ward f,2s ItsI II , street, MINT
ga ,CI.AI.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

NY ANr,D- A SMALL Is y To
wv errands and do light work ny
WM. ii. BOW LRS, tn and beliera Ppiy 10
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

EOR kENT-IO RtSP .Susyu, = rp,,
Il ants. Can be sup ~Sslbt1E lbN
nom rooms up. =. J. n ~. WIN ri,,h house
Rodney streets, or tl6I IN nun ~
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

ENOR SALE-sTORE AMI DWELIINH
II ;. W. cofne o. ,'ac. son and Maple
streets, 10 rooms for 5000. Easy terms. Hp-
ply TO GEO. X. TOY NStNH, oli Matket
street ,1eJ,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

w Girl al .EhLF-GROWN WHITE
Market streets s;nGpe's hotel, Front anc
lZ6-tt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

NOllCf. ! AN pHEPAbED TO Do
~ Il KINDS Of LAaling, removing OF
SAFE furniture ana pianos PROMPTLY and
tatisfdct rlly. j fOrD F1ith aid ROt
ney streets. TelerhOEe CALLS l2o 3u
Daily Republican., 1885-01-26

NOT Ck-E>TIMATaS FURNISHED
-AN for gging ,e lar ran NJ houses Law
Ing drain, nl.in1 lee hon a., grazing Ais
id ln2 ami al. ainds Of hauling az the low
est prize =. :. NIB r'iftn and Rodney
streets. Toll phone cali2ls. VA Am
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

dI5c OIL lard, No. l. COO, Qulnino, =. 4 w, per
ozsOc. Flowers sulphur, Ma6c. Alum, ald1c,
Prescription Walls. by case Is per cent. Oh
broken, 40 and 10 per cent of. Show cases, list
prices. Rebate pat med. at list, Thayers Fluid
Extracts, 20 per cent. off, II, ID. Fluid Extracts,
- per cent, of. Essential oils 81. Louis list
Distempor Colors-lvory drop black, use, raw
Turkey umber, aac burnt Turkey lumber, e5c
raw Italian sienna, &c; burnt Italian sienna,
25c; Nandyke brown, 25c,
Paints - strictly pure white lend, 70a75c,
spirits turpentinc, 5dG55c; boiled oil, 6ed6Sc.
The sherman Williams Colors Ivory drop
black, Is per n, Ice English coach black, Is per
D. 100; lamp black, Is, per N, lecdUltramartne
blue, H., Is, lac; blue paint IL DC, raw Turkey
lumber Is gc, burnt Turkey lumber Is De- raw
Italian sienna Il 90, burnt Italian sienna j. DC
Nandyke brown Is &c, Paris green Is lac, CrQmu
l.. NJ. O.aD. q, Is lie, American vcrmillion IL
poe, Indian red Is lie Neltlan red Is ~ l2ic
25G9c, Chrome yellow IT, M,N,O. x ID. q. Is lilo
yellow oohre ms S. Us 25s Sc.
Prepared Grnining colors--llark oak lie, ash
l4c, Black walnut lac, Maple l4c.
Prices of the above made on basis Of In /
! and n cans, assorted In and lH2b cans
balance In and ID cans, assorted. Price In
n cans, balance in ! and N cans assorted
Price Ia n cans lie less, l2i and 70 10 tin pnilt
lsc less and kegs 20 per 10 less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20
saddlery.

Saddles = Raised stamp, California, Sl5 OOa
70 CO., Plain California, IS O0d50 90. Loose
cofus, Still tree, Is " % d3O 90; tlcd
corus, Austin of Texas, 10 GOALS 90; fun rigs,
5Ods so; ] rigs, black OF oiled, 50al0 90
side saddles, % to 20 90.
as o.
Spurs Eureka, nickel, with straps, Is;
Indianola, IS.
leggngs-kip 81 Soa5 90; calf 50 GOALS 90;
chapparel ~ 5OGl0 %,
Skirting-No. California per pound Ssd4ec
fair hemloek per pound SScilc; oiled hemlock
per pound 32d3Gc; best Eagle sklrting ale
Harness Leathcr-Ohio oak No, per pound
dd3Ici Ohio oak No. 2per pound 81 dSSc
Harness-Short tug wagon per set SIC 5OG
20 %; long tug wagon per set SIS 00d25 OOi
buggy harness single IS OOd50 90; buggy harness
double SIC 00dT5 ~.
Blind lirldes-Blind brides per dozen 81 GOA
ID 90; BIKE. in per dozen Sll 90; Bike. In per
dozen Sl2 90; II Bike. In Ger dozen SIS co.
Bride Ftlmgs--i In, black or fair, per doz,,
300; in, black or fair per doz., 10 30; lin,
black or fair, per doE, IL 90,
Nhlps--Buggy whips, per do2,, ! 30 10 30 90
team whips, per doz., 5 % to 10 70; quirts, per
doz, 8 90 10 "a 90; breast straps, with sides and
snaps, per do1. $ 90 to l2 90; stirrup feathers,
all sizes, per doZ, 90 TO n ~; girths, per doE
30 to Is co. haters, web, per doz., % haltcrs,
leather per doz. 10 30 TO IS 90 saddle bags, per
doz,, 10 90 to ~ 20; pistol holsters, per doz.,
so to 10 so; cartridge belts, per doz., 80 to
Is 90; hame. straps, per do2,, 90 to 80.
Collars.--Duck, IS 30; leather 10 5Od2i co.
im'tS cotch whang sewed IL 90, heavy sond.
rim split and duck, S IS.
Hames-llook, No. ?, by case, per doE,, 5Oi
hoes, NO. !, by case, per dol, $40.
Chains-SS TO 45c
Check Lines inch, per doz., Is 90; inch
per doz., II 90; inch, per doz., 1900 ID Inch
per doz,, - 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-20

~ NC y. 81 20; salmon, n, 81 ssal 80, ?
~ a., -, nackercl, ! ~. 200 81 o.: sav,hes
an,etican, 500 case; imported, Sl3tOait OO
u.s. Se strawberries, 9 H., 81 40. blacktcrrIes
mni92i green cages, 81 20; Eagle condensed
ssoap--s2 7sa4 so per case.
nnasging-lih standard, iilc; I'm, lie.
Ties arrow and Delta, as
a. =. put-Bcst patent, s. % per 100 70: patent,
~ % per ~ b third grade, 81 20 per 100 \ (:
iolrth grade, = % per 100 r. Corn meal
per hushei, o0c; Honlnv and grits ~,
ODE, = oVi Oatmeal, per half bbi.. 81 Isl:
St1cNed wheat, per u. SC. Crackers. A soda. 10 I
AAA soda os esc cream SCI ginger snaps 5lc:
Snndries--starch, &c Candles, fun boxes. lslc:
nsiNes- quarters stick candy "a lOlc; fancy.
10 10 4ci rope, 81 basis, do cotton, lsc Hprrint
imported ~ per key. Raislns, LAYER. Sa0
,luer, crab apple, t0c; Missouri sos, Vinegar
II TO svc. Concentrated I've, = Is tolOO Jfles'
glazed, lie per gal. Crooks glazeu, iOc ner
gal. Dried peaches, to Ice. Indigo, isc n Dtne.
ing SoceA " dozen. Coleman's mustard 81 so
I 20 90 dozen. Macearoni. Imported lse n
! American, I5c box. Buckets two hoops. q n,
I dozen well buckets 81 % dozen Brooms a M
aS " dozen. brilliant oil. bills lie; Fupion
90 sIci do, 20 cases, s. %; brilliant, 5 cases,
q 90; do, liza cases, s. 81 Raking pov.ders'
I Duik, 9dllci 70 cans " 1902 80.