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Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

The republicans on Saturday evening
held their ward caucuses to select dele
gates to attend the county convention to
be held In this city next Thursday at IL
O'Clock. The following was the result:
FIRST WAR;.
George Carson, chairman; Il. Van De
Ter, Fred Davis, A. s. Bohnsm, E B.
Gardiner, FL. Ccfisp, Joseph Cramer.
The delegates were instructed for Fl.
81. Field fer coroner
c WARD.
T. j. Evans chairman, Elias Sears SEQ.
rotary. Dslegates-C. r. Scott, Jacob
Sims, O. f. Adams, j. B. Williams, Ed
Mott, 10 Spauiding, o. E. Beswick,
Theo. Bray, +. j. Evans.
THIRD ARD
B, w. Hight chairman, w. r. In.
ghram secretary. Dele gates-E. Rosen-
Grams, j. w. Morse, Geo. #. Smith, Wm.
Haverstock, W. F. Sapp, d. Maltby,
John Lindt.
OUR WARD.
81. w. Hart chairman, G. a.. Stillman
secretary. Delegstes-O. FL. Manning,
John Cogg,hall, George Hunter, Walter
| Smith, A. T. F1ickinger, Frank Evsrts,
John Green, w. q. Linonard, j.. T.
Beokley, J. D. Edmundsor.
There Is a good deal of political Cos
sip now, as the county convention draws
near. The caucuses seem to have been
harmonious, the only sound of complaint
heard being in regard to the Fourth
ward, where In both camps there is apt
to be excitement, If snywhAre In the city,
The Guitar men claim that In this ward
the Armour men were all on hand at an
early hour, and the polls were opened
sharp at 7:30 o'clock, and kept open
only about ten minutes, there being but
Al votes cast, Of which the supposed
Guitar delegates got but Ii. This
minority is said by the Guitar men to
be due to the fact that the did not think
the business was going to be put through
in such q hurry, and they arrived too
late. This Is given for what 1t Is worth.
In the other wards Armour Is supposed
to have got the great majority of the
delegates. Guitar is said to have one In
the First ward, two In the Second, six in
the Third, and two In the fourth, thus
giving him only eleven out of the thirty
two delegates in the city. The lead
which Armour has In the city, If as
stated, will settle the matter as between
him and Guitar, and some of Guitars
friends are advising him to pull out, and
walt until some more opportune season
for reaching for the office of sheriff.
1t is whispered that Clatterbuck, who
has been working for the nomination as
sheriff, united with Armour in defeating
the election of Guitar delegates, and
that the understanding 10 that when the
convention meets Armour will be sprung
tor treasurer, Instead of sheriff, and the
attempt will then be made to Jump Clat.
terbuck on to the ticket for sheriff. This
report can hardly haye anything at the
bottom of 1t, and will find few to crsdit
1t.
The most interesting race here this
fall will be for the shrlevalty, especially
If Armour or Guitar Is nominated by the
republicans, and Perry Rsel by the
democrats. Each Of this trio is deemed
invinoible by their friends, and an
exciting race could not but be the result.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Underwear :

In this line this house have made spe-
clal efforts and now qnote Mems heavy
gray Undershirts at 400 worth 50c.
Mems Scotch mixed and white Under
wear, Soc.
Mems fine white merlno Underwear 75c
worth 81.
Mems fine all wool csmels hair Under
wear 81 % worth 81. rs.
Ladies' merino Underwear, 80 dozen
suits, SOC worth 75c.
Ladies' silk finish merino Underwear, 75c
worth 81,
Ladies' fine cochineal scarlet Underwear,
81 worth 81 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Colored Dress Goods.

Oar Dress Goods department is now
complete with the newest novelties out.
We call your special attention to the fol-
lowing bargains:-
10 pieces Smyrna Alpaca, half wool, loo
worth loo.
20 pcs Pacific BrocadeS, 1910 worth 1Sc.
l8 pcs Atlan,i, Cashmeres, double width,
sold anywhere at 25c, we ask only 165 ,
% pcs Sergep, staple colors, all double
widths, zoe worth 25c.
so pcs Drap De Almsr, Gerater cloth,
Satin Berbers, Melanger, Diagonal
cloths. sill colors, 25c worth 35c.
Is pcs Berlin Suitings, all WOO, 40 Inches
wide, Soc worth Zoe.
Is pcs French Disgonals and Coventry
Sultings, so, worth 75c.
wool, in all the leading colors, Coo
worth Soc.
Is pcs Ladies'Cloth, all wool, 75o worth 81
20 pcs Mysotis Cloth, all wool, 40 inches
wide, 75c worth 81.
Is pcs 6 4 Plaid Sacklngs,, all wool, 81
worth $1.25.
% pcs Cd Tricots, In all the desira BILE
colors, 81 worth $1.25.
10 pcs Bounette. SOMETHING ENTIRELY
NEW. The FIRST SEASON. ASK TO SEE
THEN.
silks
This house is headquarters for Silk.
They have made special efforts to secure
beet numbers In Black Silks.
4 pcs Black Gros Grain Soc worth Zoo.
French Black Gros Grain, 20 Inches, Cos
worth 80c.
20 inch hlack Gros Grain, ST..
Their 81 silk Ia % inches wide, Cheney
Bros make snd is would be cheap at 81. 40
2 pcs Gros Grain, satin finish, 81. 40;
will con pare with any 81, rs silk In the
market.
The stock of Silks being so extensive,
is impossible to quote all prices, suffice
1t to say that Black Gros Grains are
marked at 81, so, 81 60, 81 rs ana So. 90.
Satin Rhsd.me at 81. 10, 81 20 and 81 80
Black jersey Silk at 81 80 to SO. A full
line of all party colors in Brocades and
plain to match, both In Satin and Surah.
Domestics
100 pcs Fine Unbleached Cotton, &c worth
74c.
100 pcs fac and heavy Unbleaohed CT.
ton, best makes, II, worth 80.
80 pcs Bleached Muslin, DC worth 64c.
60 pcs Lonsdale finish Muslin, bleached
7tc worth loo.
A large ? ssortment of New
y Gipghams & Pr
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

smallest, aud are so nicely shaded an 3
interlinked that II seems more like 30
Ingenious bit Of relief carving than
painting on a smooth surface. He wiz
soon have 1t displayed On the street owe
his place of business
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Hosiery

The stock of Hosiery In this house this
season is larger than ever, and at prices
which cannot fell to sell the goods. A full
and complete line of Childrens', Ladies'
and Mems Hose, In cotton, wool, Isle
and silk.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

EoTICE.-Speoial . vertisemen sue 40 Lost
found, To Loan. For Balo, To Rem Wants, Board.
ing, etc.. will DO inserted In this column ii tho low
rate Of TEN N PER LINE for the FIRST insertion
md FIVE oENTs PER LINE for each subsequent In.
sertion. Observation-Disclosures II our once. 10. IL
Peal strost near Broadway
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

IL you wish to make legitimately from
Ten to Fifty Dollars per day, write to
Judd & Smith, No. "a Fourth street,
Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Velvets and Velvetesns

A complete line of Velvess and Vel
veteena, In brocades and plain, ranging
in price from sos to So 80 per yard, that
would be cheap if % per cent were ad-
ded.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAkS

We are displaying a line Of Cloaks, which for
style, fit and finish, are indispensable. We have
commenced a special sale in this department.,
which, owing to the advance in wooden fabrics,
cannot now be manufactured at the prices we
are now offering them.
Newmarkets, Circulars, Plush Sacques,
Paletots, Fedoras and Reglins.
Call Early and Make Your Selections.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
Bids Wanted.

The undersigned will receive bids till
Sept. 90. for supplying the Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb with meat. Bidders
will Indicate different grades with rates for
each. II. @. HAMMOND,
1 wk Supt. Inst. d. and d.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

ubstsntisl abstracts OF title and res
oatate loans, j. w. and e. L. Squire
esrl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

DR.. Wlles, Eye, FSr and Throat
p ~ecislist, Room 8, Eve EFT bt1ck.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
CITY OAUOUsEs.

The Chief Contest Seems To Be over
the Nomin alton for Sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

Bluis.
To REST-A new seven.room house. Enquire al
BEE Office.
L'oE sALB Houses lots and land. A. ]. Stephen.
IL son, BOB First Avenue, Council b uffs.
ENoR RENT "A STA room house, ten minntes walk
rept cheap.
FoR RKsr-No. 100 Harrison street. three rooms.
MCMAHON 4 Co.
Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21
WANTS.

a Or sALE-A well Q established sal oon and boarding
l. house. Either business separate, or the two.
Easy terms. Good business and good location In
Council Bluffs. Address, S. b. BBH Office, Council
Bluds.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

The most interesting race here this
fall will be for the A~hrlevalty, especially
If Armour or Guitar is nominated by the
republicans, and Perry R,el by the
democrats. Each of this trio Is deemed
invlnoible by their friends, and an
exciting race could not but be the result.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

B, w. Hight chairman, w. r. In
ghram secretary. Dele gates-E. Rosen
Grams, j. w. Morse, Geo. f. Smith, VIM
Haverstock, w. F. Sapp, d. Maltby
John Ltndt.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-09-21

The republicans on Saturday evening
held their ward caucuses to select dele
gates to attend the county convention to
be held In this city next Thursday at IL
O'Clock. The following was the result:
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fore visionary Court, in which he At.
ssmptsd to prove that West Virginia was
responsible for her share Of tho bonded
debt q Wet Virginia. rs tfK
The only cheap thing in Japan is the
washing, which is we'll and beautifully
done at the laundries in every foreign
settlement at the moderate rate Of $3.50
per hundred pieces. The skirt or single
piece Of the most elaborate frilled and
puckered dress is counted in at q cents,
a. well as single, handkerchief, and the
smallest of the laundry bills is perpet.
ual surprise and the greatest comfort in
life. azfa sGlAn
Ex-senator David Davis tells the fol-
lowing story 4shis own expense: One day,
While on the stump himself. be had oc-
casion to say, y know no east, no west,
no north, no SOUTH" "Then," said ono
Of his hearers, you had better go home
and study up yer geography" 1T broke
me sll up" said Mr.. Davis, ''and from
that on until the close of my address
there was no personal magnetism in my
bursts Of campaisn sloquence.
Awill. in which the testator. Bridge
port Conn, man directed. n will that
no one Of my connections shall have a
dollar; also that not one Of my wifes con.
nections shall have dollar, Is now oc-
cupying the attention Of the courts Of that
State. His will provides that two chari.
table bequests shall be paid and the rest
Of the property turned into cash, to be
used discretionally BY the seleetmsn Of
Bridgeport for the special benefit Ok the
worthy. deserving. poor. Democratic.
Amsripas Protestant widows" residing in
Bridgeport.
II is said that the first restriction liquor
law ever passed in this country was en-
acted in little town in Rhode Island,
and reads sas follows. EVERY saloon
keeper who selis more than one gallon Of
liquor to aminor shall be fined one dollar
and costs. The nst temperance pledge
in circulation in New Eng
land was thus wordsd: II blemnly
Duear TO abstain from the use Of intoxi-
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MIsoELLAHRous.


QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ out Of the Sixth Jpdtcial District Oourf,
" md for the County Of lincoln, State Of Ne.
vaees md to ne directed and delivered, for .
judgment renderef in said Court. on the Tusn-
ty-thtrd day Of August, a. b. 1854, in favor q
sne btets of Nsvads. ,plAinfif, and sgainst the
1nstoi btlver Mining Company and also the
ren! eseste and 1mprovsments hsEsinafter de-
1cr1peqs defendants, Tor tho sum Of 0ns Thou
.end Eighty-three and 1l-I00 Isl, ,0eS i1-i00)
GpilAfss tax and delinQuoncy, together with
korty-four and 60-10O i$ll 60.lO0) dollars, tax
costs and ali accruing costs. Il have levied on
~ toloying property, to.wtts ~
" = ~ elsory elsim n enc hundred and sixty
~ a9esof tands ahout ees ~ nile nsrth
e ,,ssSi g aS ,nd tnlroysnents tb.lson. ee.si1i-
bIseksmith sh0p, I dusIiina. .houss. rssssn1sni
and ofhce, stable and houss, hoisting.vo
and stable q Hnyhowef nine, Ohloeiding fur-
mace - mill, aud one pair Fairbanks scales lin
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
hoties IL hersby givcn that on
Monday. che cth Day Of October,
a. D. 1884. between the hours Of O'Clock in the
morning and O'Clock In the afternoon namely,
q u O'clock n. Of Haid day. will sell al the
sight. titls and interest o. aid Bristol silvs!
lining Company tn and 70 the above described
aid property 70 satisfy ssid shove sun Of
yl.lH 6l-loo tax delinquency, costs and Accru-
ing costs, ct the front door Of the County Court
house, at Phoebe, County Of. Lincoln, State Of
Nsvnds. at public suction, for cash In hand, "a
The highest and beat bidder, TO sstisfy said
execution and all costs.
ssp6td. or. aHERwooD. sheriff.
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60 ADADsnEAk.


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street arab. ~
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ASTHMAsCTJRE

81
Ourss Asthma, Bronchitis, Throat and Lung
affections. Coughs, Colds. Quinzy. Sore Throat,
Wsakkess in the Back. Palma in the Back,
Bowels. Sides. Collie, Croup. Pneumonia. Mes.
slos, Whoopiug Cough, and Indigestion. II
heals tho entire systsm, Pleasant tasted = ice
cream. e. 4 Y
store; !. Il. wIdbsr. cos. Third and 1arist;
JAs. q. Steele, PAlaes Hotel Drug Store; DR..
ThonpsDn, cor. 1lsvsrt. an1 Markst. Marine
Drua teeees DE- x4ShsH, IA Fourth; ". N.
Deafby, s59 Msrkst; DR.. q. b. Tolnah'a Drug
5tore. o0g Stockton. Meliville Ferre, South
lan Francisco; a. za6aids1c. ian ssoctscn;
.ohmeuded by City, County State, and united
states OnAclala. For sale BY al Drusgists.
Ilfl sAxTskscrsoo. March !, 1884.
this 4 = tsstsfy ~ v ~ ~! nssa
- ~ ana sore Throat snd found L sisctu1l 10
every particular; there arc Thirteen Of u here
q the North HnSbor Police Station. We heartily
rscommsnd . III our fslen6s nd ths pablo.
Cspoeins 0ulou and hanf1nD1.
Norsh Harbor Polios Station.
rhis IL 10 oeRtify that have uaed KERR's
AGTHMA OuRE lor Coughs. Colds, Hosrse-
ncsos. Sors Throat. end know n 10 b psfSec-
tfon and have recommended u 10 all the Fire
dsrrrt tmont, thore b>ipe Uundreds uf Bottles
soid 70 the Pin experiment, and u hes glvsn
ontirs sAsisiAasion in'sysry ~ ~ ~, q. rvoxs.
sfa AysszsiA NJ yIre dera aftmens.
San Frsnsissu. A0ssnhrE =. 1as6 ss
nspDHxoroN 3 90. I Iwhe,adels Dvussists.
Asanss, ~ snd ~ ksrkss street, San Fran.
]. i J, xssk ! o., xos. 2 Nd q xysus s.s..s:
Laheisy n l(l6kAsls, Nos. iot, los sud ~
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josh Billings wa&worth slo0, 900.
The Alaska Indiana prsctics cremation.
Beer u dorp % e7s barrel in Cincin'
natl. ~&8 .
The Samoan Islands are 5000 milel
south Of San Francisco.
Mr.. warisg y ths 6nt sulored nan "a
mitted to the bar ID Maryland.
Lew Wallace is going TO the wilds ol
Mexico to catch now novel.
General Butler has presentment that
he will die within four years.
The best paying railroad in Germany
earned 9.ss per cent. Last year. =. si
Ensland takss In slaushtersd bsef sent
from Galveston. !. 200 tons month.
Qaeen Victoria keeps swanhsrd whose
duty it ia to brand the birds on the bill.
Cleveland lns not ~ 70 cal ) Doctor
since bis Inauguration. He now weighs
nearly 800.
A book publishsd n Lnndon ssserts
that 60 out of 200 ESglish actors arc
drunkards.
A hired girl in Dakota does not know
at what minute shs xill b married y :
capitalist.
The Surveyor.General in Arizona has
been indicted for violating the Civil Ser.
vice Laws.
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In1lll more money than i anythiss slss ~
taking an agency fcF Ne - eellln1
sSss ssss iss & s.s s:ss. g.. ssss::s ssss. ;as' ss
b., pogtlsnas 1Iains. q f'l s1I1 ~
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ND ALL KIND on rAxeY AND PLAIN
~ J obr r.insln edens Arss-oissrseyis and
stshortnctics ill' IN
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DRY Anniis--

PkINrs-- Merrimack, fancy, So; Msnches-
ter, blS ;Arnold, 81 American, 81; Pacifc. 81.
Hamilton, 5ili Gloucester, 81; Gloucester
Aiggn al Slog Y! Is silver grey, 81
g. Simpson mng., 8; Allen. mini ana
purple, {; simpson silver grey, q; KiehmonS
pink and purple, 8; Dunneil, shifting, ~:
tnaeetts shlrtlngi "a; Allen check, s; Pea.
dale, ~. " A'"Se-
Brown SHEETINGs--Crown ~: Augusta
9; Ellrieh LII 5; Charter Oak, S,5z; Live Oak,
dale, 80; Enterprise 6TGlendsle X. a, Rostt
AL, rs; Admission, 81 20 -
BROWN sHIRTING-Cast Iron, sl<, Farm.
srs, ~; Honest, IA Pocahontas, "; Allen
y; Manot 9 81 ri Ba pTsIghi h 2 Lockwood
y.J hLEAVHED sHIRTING--New York, l0Iz;
" ainisntta, MS; Langdon, 81 Lonsdale, &
Lohsdale Cam brio, ~; Masonville lOlS Fruit
S o. tne Loom, s14i Gold Medal, ~; Cream OF
TjI5S3k5ING-Amosheag A c A, IA; Amoskeag
| "A, IS52i swift River, ~; STANDARD O, 7; Eass
S S2n Xxx, lO4; Easton AA, II Oakland fancy,
Ppe enl pppD, VI Raleigh, lO34 Standard
STR PES Hamilton, l614; ThorndIke, 1917 F.;
american, 81 Rock River g; Raleigh, 81 f;
p aa,llsoW SSo,S, "a lewett City, 81 I'm.
~ pl}ENS,JIas-Amoskeag M; Otis, 1871 York,
CHECKS AND PIAIps-M Mount Pleasant. 7;
Satawba, 7Ai Old Dominion, Z; Memphis,
| "a queen Clty, Va Augusta, Z; Tennessee,
Sibley,S
1lNaHAMa-Bates "a; slatersyille, s;
1esttille, q Bates Dress Plaid 8; Scotch Y
~, l19; Amosleag 81; Beileyiew. TI.
washington, g; Windef0ero, ~
CHEVlor5-O0kdal6, 0}s; Sterling, l95f
UnknoWni h. b. 81; Sibley, 0<i Glen Rid
ulei Ma; Harrisburg, 50; Slater, 81; Ever.
! EFT, So Boss, B; SilveFdale, 8. ArlinrtOn. y:
Victoria, Il; Germana. lS5s Bates. IS.
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HARDwARu avn ssnrALs.

AxEs-Collink, y dozen, 500, Gold Dollar,
dozen SOei Diamond Edge, p doEeu, $50
Double Bit, l1.O0.
sKILlETs AVN LIDs-4}.o = n; sugar kpt.
TiN PLATr--I. 9. iOxli. a box, $40, 7. O.
lfxiD, n box, BOO, Terno, lsx20 q box 7El.
Terne, SOxsS, n box, ll.60.
IFwARE-Pioceu, discount 80 n cant;
stamped, discount 90 n cent.
SolDEk-No. J, loo; No, y and X IGc " n
DUCK HoRsN CoLLA Rs-NS, l. Agb q dozen,
HANEs-Cwo loop, $50 n doEani three loop,
3.l5 Pdozen.
TAcKs-In boxee, 100 papsrs, a.50 u box.
D 9buB HoEs-R dozen, 7.sQi railroad piohE,
Z doEen, $50
MATTocKs-1A doAau, $50
kUHBER BRnT1NG-OiHCnunt 20 n cent,
s NAILs-S00, rate,
r HHovELs AND SPADES Owland'B Dis
count 40 Il ceut; AIneR' list, III 81 goOdS, d..
count 40 dIu 10 Is cent
F. HEAVY HARDW ARE Shafts, 1nlahC4 goo
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, L76;
buggy, AS express, ADJ; wagon tongues,
tu.oO; hickory sxles, 1000; bosterB i,75; COUP
Ing poles, SIS; spOkes, XXX, select, 276;
xXX, 25O' sawed felloeg, ~, LIS; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern horse nails,
NO. 8, 6.00i Z, 6,25j & 800; par iron, 40 rate;
plow steel, 7oi sprin q, Sc; caat steel, lSc.
z -BuGG1Ks.-Grade nd spring top, eVOQlb
lW.O0. do. open, 70bSScS0.00; de. side spring
OF, lO.00GlS5Q0i do. side bar, l00,0OlalSQ 100
60. ph@tons, l25.0aql60.00, grade a. side
Iring, 1A00ODG0.0O; do. ph@tons, 10000
p.oO; bump seat huggies, llb.0005250.OO; plat
nm springs, ll0.Nol20.O0, three spring wag-
ops' sn6oo.taSE Bsk.4Ls Nasa EieH > -al
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AAAUcd0ls-~fD gallon, $z.85 lp%AS7,
abANDIEB--l1 omegtie,lN gallon, y2QO 10 1900.
l9;11p0rted cognac 1872 gslion,gi,S0; lS73, $3.50,
ti1 So,li 1865, $3.50; 1850, T.f9, ISIS, n 90;
l69A tl0ly, yt8fd Duppy q COS cognso 1915.
N.5Ji 1870, 1900; ls5ai $500; 1913, SiO95, Bis-
2osl D ,glg q Co, cognaQ, 1878, $3.50; 1870
9TN-D0mestic, Eew YORK or Philadejuh!s.
4 gGlion, yl.l5i Holland n gallon, S2O0Aa75;
~ nop9rt Burnett's Old Tom, 3 gallon 81. rs
el5.&1i 9lf Robert BurnetBs Old Tlm, 4, gegF,
te.5Gtg9.W; Holland, q case, $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ractined, % "a can't,
PROOF, q gallon, M81; Western, I.80pI al,
bourbon, $l.4415.5Jj Rye, Sl,6GgS6O; Scotch,
imported ts'NQ4.26; Irish, imported, Sl25
OHAMPA5EEs EoudersY Carte Blaner.
quarts Edn.8Li GGo, Piper Haidselck uuartp'
x doEeq, BOO krug & Co.. quarts, y doEon'
I.oOi Moer q Chandon, slllery MouBseux. N
A2s9n, AO0; Cremant DAY, q dozen, 28O0. &,
H.. 1pmm 9 Co.'s, ptpte, "a additional; iiry
VNseuay, M71j Extra Dry, 300,
WlNEe-CaliiOrniR glaTat, g3 QaIlOu, VI.
Aiunfsndel. No I, u gallon, 6O9S5; Imported
sSaress, ordinary u caak, 70.0G9S1'O0; family
3lGreta, per eask, 50.00(0Sl00; enc olarets a
gsaki W.O19l76OC; MadOc Is case, 500; sy
Julian, % case $50, Margaux, n case, = O0:
Fonte Comet, 81 case, 1000; LarOse, n caeo
AJD0i LeoYill, 81 oese, L2,00, Chateau Lafitte
y Szsst 1900; ordinary, ~ cssG, ITl8Sfl.