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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
WALcoTT, WHTE CoUNTY IND,
lIs "A lu IkQh

WALcoTT, WHITE oUNTY md,
nc b IN 1885
Ron. ID. W. V00RBRhe-DKAh Sih: |
have noticed recently mat : y Republi
ran papers Hre cliticlHing lhe Hcli0u OF
the Pre- ideni In pafd0niDp Lieutenant
Nullen, Il Cine nDati, aud | would aUg-
gst that you call the attention OF the
Washington coriespondent OF the kn'
Qmrpr o tlefulloNi & east: 0Dr Brown
was COZ Wet In thp Unl ed 'tates Court
a. Philadelphia, Pa In 1872, orlIepeaiir x
-vntiug twelve din fei llnpS on one
electio day--aud thu j. dye gave him
two weeks 10 settle uD hls bunlnete be-
fore commencing h q eenlel co IN the
ksstern Penllentihry, aud b,fore the
lime arrived for him u b. taken 10 the
ppni iary, the Republican botees
wrote the names OF mOAt Of the jurors
aud OF the officers and ur0mlnpnt mem
ters OF The Reform Cub W n petltlon re-
aueating the PARDON Ut Brown, and q
Republican President pa dOnrd him the
day before he waa 10 cUrneDcr hia sem
tehce When II was subst quenily
lesrned that the signatures 10 tne peti'
ton we're foTgerips, the papers OF Phila'
drIl hla we're unani on ~ tleir iudig'
nalion. Mr, Randall applied TO the
Pro ideDt fra liSt OF the lanes, aud ho
rpluNd. Mr. Randall INTRODUCED n res.
olu ION duilng two successive terms OF
Congte.a, requesting tho Attorney Gem
pral To furhith n litt VI tho names 10
Congress, nut the Republicans voted
sold against v, lucuding Juhn Sher
man; but Mr, Randall eau give the facts
M 10 tat part. .
| was one Of the jnry that convicted
Brown. The jury wa4 9 imposed OF ten
Republicans and two Democratic. The
testimony VA ~ conclusive that we
convicted him Oh Bfst ballot.
Resp, fully, J0BN r. BRADY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

AFTER failing 10 carry Hami ton
county the II publican leaders went no
far m ~ ,ry 10 iDclte riot by persist.
eDt talse statements, II was only when
they hai got enough elsewhere 10 give
., ,0mite that ,hey could control the
leg stature that tiey lot 10. a0 b
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

TO tamper with irritating lIqnlds and
exciting enuffs, U.e Elys Cream b ,lm.
which " safe and pleasant, and IN easily
applied. II cures tho wort caso' Of On
taiih. cold IN The head and hay fever,
giving relief from the 1rst application,
Price 80 cents,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

/ The greatesi thrhlrlrHl ~ tr-a VT
messed IN London for y Dnmhrr OF years
has been attained hy Mr., Wilson BIrrrtt
| IN hia "HOOdman Blind" placed upon
the stage v hen ~ rytohy W o II any
body IL supposed 10 be Oni OF town, "
has nevertheless drawn crow dpd houses
night after night FIR r. IN aud
eRillfnl stage aeltinR lhla n'rrr ha'
rarely been CQuilled npon N metro
p0litan boards, Like Mr. Irving, "ho
owes much Of hia eUrcrss a. that mimic
ahle actress, MIa' Ellrn Tprrv, ~ Nr,
Barrett bOTr0wa mucn II h a lustre IT. m
hls leading lady, dls. II aDlnke, " no, NJ
though she d0ra not y 4 esa lha ra lRr,
experience or llnieh n h-f elder flyal. IL
NJ YER hplesa, n m NJ wOl der ~ woman
In addition shp W y O,g, bFel> over
twenty Ave, and " n 10 hnpp 10 se-s0r
OF a most hiRuti ul Rud xpresslye face.
/ She IL slendprl, lulli aud hNa an 0figi-
nal type OF beHuy lu drers ahe II
alightly aesthetic, / n IN altilu u stops
short OF the nngnlarlty di.pl ,yrd hy the
disciples II the 10 ullInl, In Hhorl, ahe
Ia n woman with u mrrkri character OF
her own. In her RcIing there IN no self
consciousness, 10 elmpeflng NJ the
sails, an evil hHbit qllrrd hysom'hy
OF our own actresses she rgrls Ter
aeli entirely IN hrI pr and m n conse
qIenre tn and pnre iientty her with
lhe character ehe pr ray- She IL
strongest In dram \ ot The em0t tiODal
class and NJ an n red wlf " tied
Nv eNhehtt IN lrIpH,s ante |, Hood
mar Blnd" she taR,H the nnol character
II Marc Ftult" h,d d. IN, "A social
W II, and mech Il the aucre OF the
rlay II due TO hrl rendering OF thee
| nnrIA-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

TYR T,eaiury Department continues
ite * ,r,s 10 got tho silver dollar In cir.
cuialion, aid for some time past has
b. n paying out nearly twioe the
amount disbursed the corresponding
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

FORAKER has not majority OF
the votes cast for Governor, He IL
elected not by u majority but by n
plurality vote, Two ytnre ago Had y
was elected by n clear msjorlty oy,r All
candidates.. The Republican party ~
still u minority party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

bystanders gazed into her gray oyos, For a
momont ho could not speak, Tho sight OF
Beatrice, tho touch Of her hand s0nt tho
blood rushing through his veins, Days,
wooks months, ho had pictured this meet.
Ing, and now II had come 10 passl
Sho was fairor than ovor-fhlror than
byorl The pure classical features seemed
evon more perfect the clear pale faco moro
autiiul, tho dark gray eyes more wonder
ful than Of old. And as sho had givon that
little cry Of JOY something had leapt into
her ewes which Carruthers had mover before
pcn there, or mover before sen 10 clearly
and undisguisodly, Tho surui.se OF seeing
him had swept away caution, and for tho
space OF two seconds, Frank was able 10
road tho very secret OF her soul.
No wonder ho held hor hands and gnESt
hlontly In her face, What had ho TO say
what could 10 sayi Tho certainty that she
loved him mado hla task no eaalor-the task
OF telling hor that ho know her secret, or nj
lOast great part OF lt-tho task OF asliing
her 10 coneic In him and lot him holp hor.
30 ho remained silont until aho gently drow
hor hands from his
The light had faded from Beatrioos faca
sho also, after q moment OF forgotfulness,
was coming back 10 her own world and its
troubles. Hor oyoa dropped and hor faoo
oloudod.
"How did you nnd NOR shO asked In
troubled tones
"By strange chance will toll you how
"y "g,sm ~ owr
r.anL & "S "SooS nS NJ. ,ood
,,Ma, a ,,a,', osS :" W. n@ ali at =. a n.. 49,.
wv , nvm nu" ' '""''0 '""'
Io any,, 'V' - aJa 'gu pa.,,,.. ,,,,, .,,..i. L.
u wv aoa , III M w. "sSs"Y 10
o, vOnv,e "uV a. ,,hn an, o oo,h,rT, nv INV 'Vu
'Vennva w. ~ ~" ,ISn," Loy "V ~ ~ -, ,..,
iio e"" s"S ."p'"g VI a0"', a'u n''s,0nou c'i
, W Nv ~ Wv ho', V ono NV my eon van
lusIu sI ~ =" WV '"''o "S' 'ou' rVuo"' IN
uho aIohod hor rollot Thoro MIA. -
.,,,,,,,orJ ,o,sa trsanh ,,a, ,Lo nss4 a.
Sroat, 4, F WV "''' W
TSantr,oo " In so,a uI hov. oou,. lana,
,.o,, y" ,oo ,on ha,. ,,no, ~ so. 'van an
,,a, " b.vo muo~ 10 sa,, ~ rao car , - ~ ~
soyDo nj Nae whsro wa con talIr, W. b" w
"ya1 wa cnn 60 10 NV HON. " pootr,o.
oo,,od h.r hov md Eranl glod q, .nStSinS
10 hroo, tho n,yLvnrJno,a 80 ,ba ,asr,ant
greeted tho little follow and mo ~ friends
with him to such purpose that ho insisted
upon hr. Carruthcrs holding his chubby
hand and walking with him.
"What u pity 10 cut that bright hairl"
aaid Frank to Beatrice.
Ut was moro than pity--it was cruol, but
II was cruel necessity" sho said sadly,
w 90 ~ '"s w"y W ' "V"so =. ""iVh
and an ono In dc p thought She could not
mahN up her mind whothor 10 DO glad or
sorry at Franks coming, sho saw, how
ever, that II put an ond 10 hor present modo
OF life, That II moant confession, revealing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Ir there Ia q worse or more corrupt
combination above ground than the
John Sherman arrangement, We know
not where or what II IL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

No'hlng Ia W p'oduc 70 n diatres
lng h'ida'he-, H. ha tropical h.
Of summer ~ Jlcub4 oil will
move them nj Onrp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

period I laAt year Last weeh e9l0 00
of III 'tard vi co'n was ieeheh, ~.
pIet with $40 600 h same rk II \
wear,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

LApIEs. use Gilmore's Aromatic Wine.
II will cure you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The Way the Republican Party ProIeoti
IiH IIallO -ii a stun m.

Senator VoOIh ~ SUI lts he II qni'
rer with the Il own X interesting iet-
tpr from One u hi, G n.liluenls In la.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-19
Dwelling House for Rent.
$40 per Month and
Water Rates.

'IoHE large dwelling house and lot
l. occupied by d. D. Baldwin front.
ing on Dole street, at Punahou, and run.
ming through TO Beckwith street. The
house contains 8 large rooms, 2 pantries,
/ bathroom, large closets, kitchen adj
joining. There is a large barn with
servants room on the grounds, also an
office separate from the main building.
The lot Is nearly 2 acres in extent and
affords considerable pasture and fire.
wood. Everything in good repair. Gov
eminent water laid on. Enquire of
132tf s. b. DOLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-19
NOTICE.
Jas. w. Robertson,
ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST.

Books and Accounts neatly and correct
ly kept, also all kinds of copying at
tended to. Office with Hustace & Ro-
bertson. ~ tt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A RARE chance for securing desir.
N able homestead. Three Lots only,
on the easterly side of Makiki Street,
adjoining the mauka side of Mr.. Walter
Seals place. A very pleasant neigh.
borhood; nevcr.failing supply of pure
water in the street from the Makiki
Reservoir. Terms, one third cash, the
remainder in and years with interest
at 8 per cent net. Maps and plans can
be seen at the Office of
17Otf w. II. CASTLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-12-19
Chr 9ailg y allstiH.
SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1885.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
(Per s. s. Aststrdlia.)

-
There are strikes of bootmakers
in Adelaide and Dunedin, aud the
Melbourne Union has voted money
to assist both.
Representatives Of the tanners
and curriers' societies Of Victoria
have decided to support movement
of the Trades Hall Council, to secure
legislative representation Of labor.
Sir James McCulloch leaves Vic
toria in February, to reside perman-
emily in England.
A mass meeting was held in Mel
bourne, Nov. 30th, to express SYM
pathy with Mr.. Stead, editor of the
Pail Mall Gazette, in the circum-
stances in which he has been placed
by his action in connection with
1.-THE Maiden Tribute of Modern
Babylon Mr.. Campbell, post
master-general, presided, and the
resolutions Of sympathy passed were
ordered to be transmitted to the
imprisoned editor.
In consequence of the low price
of Australian meat in the London
market, the Australian Frozen Meat
Export Company, of Melbourne,
has resolved to wind up its affaira.
There was terrible storm in the
vicinity of Watson's Bay and Sydney
on Nov. 3Oth. The rainfall was
prodigious, and hailstones as large
as hens eggs fell. Much damage
was done TO buildings and vegeta-
ton.
A terrible tornado occurred at
Ada Vale, Queensland, on Nov.
26th. Buildings were levelled to
the ground, and damage to the ex-
tent Of $4,000 was done altogether.
Floods, attended by some loss Of
life and great destruction of pro-
perty, have occurred in Tasmania.
Police records of New South Wales
have accounts of youngsters dealt
with for staying away from School,
contrary to the compulsory educa-
ton law.
There are two rival native govern
ments in Samoa, and the German
flag is still floating. The natives are
anxiously awaiting the decision of
the three great powers-England,
America and Germany-as to the
future of the island.
A white trader named Craig is
reported to have been brutally muir
dered on Ambrym, an island of the
New Hebrides, and it is said that a
Frenchman was mixed up in the
affair.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03
"Wellyoang folks, Il said, 81 hope

"Well,young folks, II said, 81 hope
you've enjoyed yourselves"
Perfectly" returned Panton, In a
tone conveying that for his part he
could have gone on doing so in the
same way for some time further.
"And hoT have you amused each
other," / asked.
81 have been teaching Miss DENLY
a new game" he replied.
"Ah," I said, 'tand what is that"
II call il Question and Answer
0d really it's amusingly simple, al
though your daughter seemed to
have some difficulty in understanding
it. It is u,ual for two to play, and
the interest is increased when they
are of different sexes"
Indeed" I interrupted, placing
my hand on Clare's shoulder, land
what then?"
"The gentlemen, as q rule, begins,
although I've heard Of cases where
the lady has perferred to do so, some
thing in this manner: I love you,'
he says, will you be my wife?' To
which she replies yes
''And has my little puss been tax
| ing part in it?" I asked, looking
down into Clare's face affectionately.
She blushed as she answered, Eyes,
papa"
1 crossed to where the other stood,
ana TODD his hand. ''Mr. Panton,"
I said, '.you have made me proud in
letting me know that you are to be
my son-in-law."
''Thank you" he replied, beginning
to laugh in his old fashion, you're
awfully good. BY the way" he con-
tinued, 81 may as well set you right
at once as to slight misconception.
You seem to have caught my name
imperfectly. It is true that I take
two-thirds OF it from the relative who
left me the Wiltshire property, but
my full title is Joseph Panton
Brown"
Brown" I stammered in tone of
horror, mot Brown"
''The son of your old schoolfellow
'I-yes, the same"
The blood rushed to my head, and
felt as if I should choke as I turned
angrily to Clare. Sand the letter you
received on Sunday"
''Came from me-" he interrupted,
"telling Glare that I had determined
to venture here myself and lay siege
to the citadel. And, by Jove," he
I continued, giving me heartily slap OF
the back, s.it's well I did so, else
. should never have known what pow
r erful ally I had in my future father
iin-law."
Il Certainly his manner suas offensive
but what could l do?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03
Tom Carter "L0aded."

How certain Exchange member
attempted to ring in a dark horse
and got left, though known to few,
has never yet been told In cold print.
7. Walsingham Carter, better known
as plain s'Tom" Carter, is one of the
firm of Fraley-Carter Co., and is one
of the best known and popular trad
ers on Change. He is undoubtedly
up to all of the tricks of the trade,
but that should not have led him to
believe he was up to all the tricks of
the turf, too. Mr.. Tom Carter has
a horse, or at least he did have a
horse, that he believed was about as
fast as they make them. Upon Page
avenue and at Cote Brilliante he had
thrown the dust in the face of some
of the best roadsters in the city. A
short time ago Mexico, Mo-, held q
trotting meeting, and as Mexico is
Mr.. C.'s old residence, he deter
mined to attend and show his former
neighbors what he knew about horse
flesh. It was not difficult for him to
enter his horse for one of the races,
and he was just conceited enough to
enter him in the fastest race, "for,"
thought Mr. Tom Carter, "I'll have
no trouble in getting away with coun-
try plugs" The horse was shipped
to Mexico and Mr.. C. shipped HIM
self along with it, travelling in the
same box car to take all the care pos
sible of his fleet-footed companion.
Upon his arrival in Mexico private
stable was hired, bed was placed in
| it, and, armed with a gun, Mr.. Car
ter took his place beside his charge.
There was to be no drugging his
horse. No, indeed. A good driver
was hired, who, on the day Of the
race, logged over to the track with
the horse hitched to a sulky, fol
lowed by the proud owner, bent upon
seeing his nag fash under the string
first. Mr.. Carter was so sure of vic.
tory that he plunged all he had on
Joe Stanhcpe, under which name the
horse sailed. He bought Joe SC
steadily and SO heavily that before
long he was prime favorite, and
some of the nervous ones, making uI
their minds be must be a world
beater, followed in his lead and in
vested their pile on Joe. There wal
a good send-of, with Joe leading, aue
Mr.. C. could not contain his exulta
ton as he saw his horse ahead at th,
quarter mile. Around the turn tht
others gained on him, and sweeping
by the half mile post he was lost sigh
of altogether in the cloud of dus
) kicked up. But Tom knew he wa
all right and watched down the hoD
stretch for Joe to show in from,
Here they come! Arattle Of wheels
, the rapid tread of feet, cloud o
dust, roar from the crowd and fiv
) horses fash by the judges stand
, But where is Joe! He's surely nc
in that crowd: What is this tire
looking animal coming up the stretel
with dropping ears and tail, and fai
ing to respond to a desperate drive
!; who is laying on the whip and bow
> lug himself hoarse! 1t can't be JIG
= Stanhope? But it was, and the hori
. that was to win MIR. 7. Walsingha
Carter fame and wealth came in ami
Il the laughter Of the crowd and Il
e groans OF its owner-distanced.-S
Louis Post Dispatch.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03
LADDONIA LACONICS.
Correspondence of the Ledger.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, August 24.-Mr. Hatch
er, the new barber, was married to
Miss Butler by Squire GilliIand at
the latter's residence last Thursday
evening. The Squire, in addition to
the regular fee, got for his services
a bushel of fine potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Smith returned
last week from their visit to W. T.,
where they have spent the summer.
They liked the territory well, but
Audraln better.
Miss Josie Collins, who has been
in the dressmaking business here with
Mrs. Bailey, will start home to IlIi-
nois this week. She is a pleasant
young lady and gave entire satisfac-
ton in her business.
Mrs Mary Wilson and Mr.. F. A
Bratcher and wife were up Saturday
to see Mrs. ID. p. Moore before her
departure for New Mexico. She and
Mr.. Moore left last night. Mrs. M
is in poor health and she goes with
the hope that the trip will prove
beneficial.
The sick are all improving. Mrs.
Flynt has been very sick but is
thought to be better.
We believe it would help the
health of the town if the crop OF
weeds were moved down. We have
raised the finest weeds this year of
any year previous.
DR.. Brown bought lots from De-
LaPort & Co, On which he will build
the new bricks. They have COM
meneed work on the foundation.
The streets are being worked and
no town has better streets and side
walks than Lsddonia. In two years
time we will have one of the incest
parks in the state. The trees are
Igrowing nicely and Judge Wilder
keeps them trimmed up in the right
shape.
The merchants are ordering their
new fall goods ANNIE LAURIE.
4
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03
PURITY IN OFFICE.
Champ Clark Struck the Key.Nste.

Hon. Champ Clark, one of the most
able, worthy and conscientious politi-
clan in the state, in addressing
the Missouri Press Association in
1881 very appropriately among other
good things under the text,
"When the Righteous are in au-
thority, the people rejoice; but when
the Wicked beareth rule, the people
mourn. SOLOMON PROVERBS.
Said, political Morality!' Many
good men and true will curl their
scornful lps and shrug their incred-
ulous shoulders at the bare mention
of the phrase; yet, strange as it may
seem to universal scoffers, there is
such thing as political morality,
though at present speaking it is not
in robust health.
l remember to have once read this
exquisite bit OF uncharitable sarcasm
and polished slander: "An honest
politician! A monstrosity in the
animal kingdom!! Cage him, when
you have found him, and let the
world gaze upon the wonderful
The old, infamous cant about poll
ticians all being for sale, all being
corrupt, all being ready to betray
their country for power and pelf is
talked and published in a thousand
forms. To a patriot, this is nauseous.
To the Republic, which we should
all adore, it is ruinous. To the ris-
ing generation, it is rank poison.
1t should be stopped pro bono pub
lico. It is a falsehood-a willful,
malicious, demagogical falsehood.
=
Whittier shall we turn for salvation!
To the people-the peopie-the vast
army of common people-who at
heart love the Republic and her be-
nign Observation-Disclosures honest suf-
frages are above all price-whose
consciences are still void of offense-
who know their rights, and knowing,
dare maintain-who are as ready to
fight for the principles Of the Decla-
ration of Independence as were tho
heroes of Saratoga, Brandywine and
Yorktown.
Ye editors, who have their ears
We editors, who are their Mentors in
political ethics; ye editors who are
their sentinels upon the watch-tow-
ers of freedom; it is your duty, and
it should be your pleasure, to sound
the alarm-make it ring like q FIRE
bell at midnight-rouse the public
conscience from its fatal lethargy-
lash it into holy and awful fury
till that slumbering Samson, the peo-
Iple, shall rise in unconquersble might
and scourge from the nations
Capitol the tricksters and jugglers,
by whatever political name called,
who have converted the temple
of American liberty into a den OF
thieves.
i This is the exalted prerogative Of
the editorial fraternity of America.
That they will do their duty there
can be no doubt.
Failing in this, they deserve to go
to their graves ''unknclled, uncoffin-
ed, and unknown" succeeding, they
will both merit and receive the high.
est places in the calendar of political
saints!
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03
Gel. Hutton's Collision

Col. Hutton had slight collision
last week between Elk Lick and New
London His buggy collided with
that of DIR. Alexander, says the Rails
County Record. The Colonel. mp 10
the present, has had no collision with
the Republican postmasters Of tn
distfict..-Louisiana Press.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1885-09-03

Why don't you buy ,Wm. Wetaer's
celebrated Dicks beer. 49-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-21

Hawaiian of the leading architectural
grounds upon which comprise
square fronting Hotel Street This
large affords ample for lawn and beautiful walks which
artsay with Towering plants tropical
There twelve pretty cottages within this charming enclosure all
Hotel management The Hotel and afford
The the Hotel
billiard hall in the city, also frsclass bar we'll stocked with
fine wines and liquors.
The the second floor to the right of which
hall the diningroom These broad
verandas magnificent Mountains
through the wealth of tropical foliage that surrounds the
balconies
The fare dispensed the best the market affords and frsclass
all respects Hotel cottages supplied with pure water from
well the The Clerks Office furnished with
the Telephone by which is had with the leading bust
firms of the city
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-01-21
GSUNDRIES.

Gases Mixed Pickles,
Gases Horse Radish,
Kegs Soused Pigs Feet,
Kegs Spiced Lambs Tongues,
Kegs Chocolate,
Sacks English Walnuts,
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds,
Bales Wrapping Paper extra quality,
Sacks Texas Pecans, extra large,
Dozens Brooms,
Cases Fresh Eggs,
Gases Laundry Starch,
Sacks Raw Peanuts.