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Fighting the II. d U.

Notonly has the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company determined to give the
Baltimore & ohio Company all the pos
sible trouble TO get into Phiiadelphia. but
a private business company. the X ioiin
Chemical works, between Gray's Ferry
road and the Scht ylkill river is taking
q hand as an obstru ctionist. Being un
able to agree upon terms for the occu-
pancy of the property where the line
emerges fre N a tuuEel, the kaolin com
pany has built trestle work to the
river right on the track OF the new line.
OF course the B. & q Company u I'D an
ticipated no euch trouble as this, and
il compelled ra.her than to stop opera
lions to give bond ofs70,0 900 to meet
any aEicable arrangement or any other
kind of settlement that will end the
dispute. The chemical works people
say that for some time past they had
contemplated building the trestle work
right where 1t Ia now built, but held OF,
with the expectation of making ar
rangements with the railroad agents
that would be sstsfac tory, and not sue
>ceeding In this they have put up theil
trestle at once, TO force the road to som,
conclusion.
II these chemical works people would
take cur advice they will make AMIGA
BILE arrangements with the company
Immediately. In passing through vii
mingson the company always paid les
when for sd to litigation through ;
commission to condemn land. Mr.
Smith was always willing to pay tn
highest price rather than to have tn
trouble and expense Of a commission
and law suit. and he has changes
very much II he has offered less that
what property Ia worth through whicl
the new line = ASSES to PHILADELPHIA
Neither railroad companies, nor PR
vate corporations or individuals will
gain anything by fighting the Balti
more and Ohio Company. 1t Is boun'
to 60 through Philadelphia and on Il
New York, and the enlightened senti
ment of the times will strike dow
through Liquidation, If by no othe
means, all the barriers that may b
erected against free railroading.
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wANAM Ah Ek'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. sept. q, /,

PHILADELPHIA, monday, sept. q, 1876.
We know all about wool
laces. We have seen all
there are in New York and
have got their prices. In
Europe is where we have
bought. We shall sell at
about three-quarters Of cur.
rent prices.
Wool lace is a very i'm,
portant fabric this year. We
knew already before we sen
across the ocean they hae
but just begun. Once there
it was clear at every turf
they were growing in favor
The market is stronger her
than there, because impor
tiers are shy of everything
t We shall make it very strong
The demand is eager. w
. have the laces, have skippe
the New York profit an
a you shall have the adval
a tage.
; Wool laces are made /
;, hand and by loom. \
:. danger of confounding tt
l. two when once you see the
!. tnge Their. Prizes 60 by Il
work. One piece may
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EXECUrOR'S SALE

EXkCUrOR'S SALE
II Or
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at the court House, on
WEDNESDAY, THE l4th OF OCTOBER,
At.ll O'Clock,
Tho following described real estate;
No. l. AIlthat far n Of two hundred and
| ten acres called "Lombardy,' In Brandy
/ wine Hundred, on ths Concord turnpike.
| Large ston e mansion, large stone barn, two
| large frame dwelling houses and outbuild-
| inga 80 acres ( thi5 land is hne chestnut
| aud white oaK tim Der, balance mo farming
| and truck land Just two miles rom Market
| street bridge we'll watered. Persons de.
| sirous of pu rchasinE will DO shown over the
| far n by Benjamin Atweii the tenant OF the
| mansion house. Several f1ne river sites on
| the farm. Within one mile offs tation on TIVE
| Baltimore Il Philad eiphia Railroad.
N0.2 Large d yelling house and stable
| at the N. W, corner OF Seventh and Yves
| streets About 1865 feet on seventh street
AMI ali lut an average Of IS on West street
Persons wishing u purchase viii De sbowt
| t"roUgh tho t0use ans SATURDAY before Tn
sals Possession given 80 days after SAFE.
, No g. New brick dwelling house an
= store corner Maryland avenue ana BIZ
street
NO 4. About eight acres Of marsh land /
| Midlleborouy march. adjoining laaos iat
I | ~ = ndrew Crumlish. well set III gras!
Terms eusy and made knO"n the day {
sale.
LEVI q. IBID
I'll Exeoutors, sc.
sll-mo-Wcfr Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-21

TIE Philadelphia Record, says that
Washington avenue coal-deslers who
buy 5usq nehanna coal at $3.50 per tor
should deliver 1t to their customers a
less than FIVE dollars per ton. And WI
will Just add here for LEES than IS 81
in Wilmington. The Record is goo,
authority on coal, and judging from
what 1t says there is an immense prof
on coal somewhere to somebody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-21

NOT only have the English zach
been beaten and the Puritan besn de-
clared victor of the Genesta, but the
first cricket mach between the Gentle
men of England and Gentlemen Of
philadelphia was finished in the latter
city on Saturday, resulting in score OF
1898 for the Philadelphia Gen ,lemen and
800 for the English Gentlemen. These
little conquests have carried joy t,
thousands OF American hearts, bu'
greater j " would follow the re-estab
lishmeut of the American marine com
merce which the English have by som,
means made out to monGpo!izs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-21

THE Philadelphia North American
on Saturday, celebrated its one hundred
and irst anniversary by publishing a
double sheet and reviewing its past It's
tory aud success, OF which il is justly
proud. Our valuable contemporary
venerable in years, and respected "a
venerable, is az buovant aud full of life
as If it was just starting on its first in-
stead of its second century of useful.
ness. May another century CROWN il
head with honors.
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THE farce now being played by

THE farce now being played by the
Almshouse Investigating committee oil
the Levy Court has a small but very
ss.4a... ar.1ience. If the committee is al
a loss for a name for the play, we would
suggest How not to do il enlarged
and improved. The people, however
will want to see this play on a large
scale az the next election in New Castl
CnnntY
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FINE TAILORING,

We would like to tell
everybody about our New
Styles of fine goods for Fall.
We have a very full assort-
ment of Foreign and Bones.
tic Suitings, Coatings, Over.
coatings and Trouserings.
These goods are of the very
best makes and we are fully
prepared to make them up
in fiIst-class manner and
latest styles. Our extensive
trade variants US in buying
largely, thereby giving The
best terms. We have a large
force of Tailors and Cutters
We use the best trimmings
and do the finest work, st
that we feel sure of being
able to guarantee satisfac
ton. Ready made clothing
We have our Fall stool
ready, much of it our owl
make. Bring along til
boys, we have many neN
styles of garments for then
You know our prices are a
ways the very lowest.
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WANAMAKER,s.

atAOSAASA 1osh NeeS
price. It's the work that
counts. Handwork, of course,
counts more than machine.
Our first wool laces came
last Friday; more will be
open to-day; still more are
| ION the ocean. We have
more than enough already to
answer present calls and
have plenty Of room to show
them. You are welcome to
see them-apart from buy
ing. Every lady will find it
worth her while to inform
herself about them by seeing
hand and loom work side
by side and both in many
phases. You are welcome.
South west from the center.
Fine linen laces: Smyrna,
Florentine otherwise Ouch
esse Torchon), Medicis and
Torchon-Antique a little
later. We speak of them
now to avail ourselves OF
what we have said above on
laces in general. We have
|one-hundred and : thirty-six
different patterns OF Torchon
laces direct from the makers
Observation-Disclosures.
|Of Torchon. We mean of
the fine and delicate Smyrna,
'Imore intricate Florentine,
IMedicis and Torchon all
Inew within three days-we
received about thirty a week
lago-a third-ot-an-inch to
eight inches wide. And
lprices take a tumble a quar-
ter down. What you would
have paid US a dollar for
last week you will pay US
seventy five cents tor this
week. You know we we're
below the local market last
|week-always are-else why
lido we sell so very large a
Ishare OF the laces with laces
lin every store in town !
| When our laces come d.
lrect from the makers in
Europe-that isn't all the
t year yet-our prices are at
o the lowest. When we buy
d lwhere our neighbors buy
I,Iwhy, may be, then we are
satisfied to wait for our prof
70 a little. We don't like tt
Of own to two sets of prices ex
4 actly; but as yet we haven
d been able to help it.
d Southwest from the center.
eii Saxony tlannels Common
le|ly supposed to be French
have come in plaids an
., stripes with a haky mixtur
.erlof colors and iridescent e
.se fects-somewhere toward
'f5ys hundred different styles
ed Is inch, 20 cents
.ss There are plenty els
res, where-we see them in VIII
ew dows-but not the ne
i by styles. The colors are 90
ne lgeous.
tbe Northeast from the center.
Ugh Camers-hair ladies' clotl
iiss ten mixtures of color. Il
s es hair abundant and stron,
1 ,m, inch, 90 cents. A gr'
Of exactly the same without Il
hair.
ouse Southeast from the center.
1nsi Black armure silk, all-sil
for SI.35; and you wond
why we sell it for less tn
$50 81; 24-inch, light enoul
DOL ltor dresses and heavy enou
all for wraps OF pretty textu
and and good rich black,
lnl OF course we pick out
ave best things to tell OF.
att Southwest from the center.
cur. Now is a good time
buy silk umbrellas lii
i'm. while ago we said it WASH
Wei Messfs. WEIGH, Mars
sentlson & Co. send us 28-i
had Paragon frames twilled S
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A handsome two story brick house
Is being built at the corner OF Sixteenth
and Riverview avenue, by Nathaniel
Mckinney,
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DIR. SiMN|
vH3ETABLE FlLLS'
THE pnHFHrloN os 4
xANKlNDs saVoIA

rss r.ost famo1s il'G Ay y,.ssn
No AZ Sr it sickness o. ". We 81
NAT NJ oi,,rst.on. hey 9. ,;- a.yt
ia nostige. Tbs9 t1Go !-. - n
liver and tot Oh iae si5n W, al
AKIN. ouring liver COMP, I'm, ~ 10 /
neuralgia, bi,iorfne e.! I'M,
back, pa.h IN tn, the =, esT I, az NJ,
isvsE .. duT 1o5s s & is,PSp a' e;
SPLENDID Tor weakly , nnnitpy. Il
q keep .he systeIl s y 3;.S ~ !,
a tse incest purgstive ana ,.Sa a,,isd,
, ss1 Elegantly susstiIOOVoIns one, I
hnI family boxes, sia d,..sIers 4
mai mail. sold BY Leading IA gips $!
Msin depot, fourth. ~ 10, 90 1
m;nTtop, Del., and w.
Philadelphia
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FRY GnNNA.

pn,x,m, A4t.-.., r
-, rk si n -Merrimack iancyl 5ai Manohes-
III H oIs ;hrh9i1, u american 616; racine, 651i
h a nggn PA gloucester silver grey, 69zi
AMEN, "a; Ladl, o. simpson, u; Eddy stone,
o; simpson mng, 81 Allen, pink and
pups, u sinphoh s. siiTer grey, oi Elchmond,
ihaee'ta shlrtlng, 4iai Allen ohecs, d Pea
gouy, oiacR' o5s' simpson, biaeK,bi Rose
ud pt, -; s,,,.,-.,,.,, ,,... -,,. 60.
h 2INWN SH EsETIISS9s--Orowni, ~ aug 1stsl,
u I Ei!rich ~, GharIer YAK, ~ Lave t OaB'
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S.I.oc BOL,-p gallou, s2.35 1881
HANpIEd-DomeBtio,t gallon, 1890 q $500;
imported cognsc, lhn,F 81 ION $780, l6i3,s', ti
alJ, $50; 1855, 1855; 1850 $40; 1865, .OJ;
az, ,iJ5li Otsrd, Duyuy e. Co.'S Cognao. Sis,
80; 1910, 800; i65i, $500 1913, Sl0.25; Bis
met, DnboucLo q 90. cofmec, 1878, $50; 1870,
nc; 1888, $500.
OyS- domestic, New EofS OF Philadelphia
gallon, sl.15 Holland, & gallon, $z0l9275;
81 Robert BurnetCs Old Tom, h gallon, SS.lb
Hi2l; Sir Robert EUTuet's Old Tom n oeof
.5s99.OO, Holland, iB case, $3.50
WWIsKY--LOuiglgua raCbiled, 50 n cent
proof 3 gallon, Sl.0; Western, SlS0GLil.
Curbou, 4l.fNV350; Rye, iilNq8bOi SCOTCH,
l1partot. liUDGA.25 lri8h, imported, }''&
yl4.7G.
CHANPhaNEg o. EoUddr6r Carlo Bianch
carts, p dozen, 200; Piper Heidsoiok, quarts,
r dozen $50; KIug CO. quarts, y dozen,
70 50; Muar q ChGndOu, SLiOry MousHeuN, n
osan, 21p0; Cremart d'Ay, II dozen, &,0J; &.
H. Munm & Co.'S, pints, ~ add ionali dry
J.lsenby, 2L75; h'NtB Dry, @.O0.
WIEE5-C California olsret "a gallon, 10;
flenfaude No. 1, D gallon, SNes5 imported
,sret, ordinary, q ogsk. lJ0@S00O; family
,lsrets per cagr, 1OOOlpS00O; ene carets, 4
tssh. gUODl76.OO; ModoO, n case, GOO; 81
Julien, II case, $50; Nargauz, n case, 1Dli
Fonts Camel q case, 1905 LRrose, n cags
I20G; lsuviD, q case, 12.Q1; Chateau Lantte
z o. :. $500; os1nslY, " case, daE3tCi
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,a Sofs y S-.Bio fair, lOs.@llzo; prime. In
iAHSCi oholce, lSDl31Sc Laeuyfs. Id. Ta~,e NJ
so IdE66s,-lmperial, 4SSS5c; Young Hyson IA
'O sine oo oe a1SsSOc; Japan, 6ae6sc. y
SuSARs-Powdered, 6}Sc: cut loaf skc
standard glsnulated 7sIs7Sfc; pIants Zion
sran1lated, &c to ne; louisiana white claTI.
nsu re 70 7c; yellow clarified, 6Ifc TO SIC,
seconds, 61sc TO &c. w W VN40'
MoLAssE--L ouisiauS phnics h5,3ss,. -.
oVe; iaiI to good, SSc; corn syrup, 10o. fi'AA''
:, b5AsSoIN6-Pure Jute, ~ ma, l1ke. a yard
" Ins, lVz$e; ties, l.55 q bundle. p'"A"'
NJ Nov holesale, 5SSo,
vi ginger snaps, &c. 0''"iu
s,.oAdpomo,olye, 2.75 p box, blue India. L N
cars, 3.49 NJ box. WA ~
SAEEsK--fnll cream, l8ai5o.
6cPE--SSo basis; cotton rope, l3c
~ N,t-orHssPINs--Round. Csc; spring LEO =
MEAsgRHs--}S onshel, iron oound. $40 u
TUBs--S nest, 2.25; s nest, 9'I5: 10 % am =.
coEeni No. 2, 500; No, s, zoo. '''N
WRAPPING PAPER--RAg and straw. Sb Tho.
fowpER-S.65 b keg of Is lbs; I2Jt do, 2S5:
~ A. 40, 70; 5lssting kegs, 225. shot-drop bag,
A., PIoKLRs-Chow-chow, k.barrsl, barrel, $50
S-gallOn pals, chow-chow, $50; 2-gallon
pals mixed pickles, l.50; glass pints, LILO;
ssiSS69 Quarts re- zOOi glass gallon $780, glass
MAoKEREL,--No. barrels, i25O; No / ~
barrels, $50; No. h-barrels, 450; N az
barrels, 100; No. h-barrels. 2O0; No jkits
l'l5; No. Kits, Los; No. kits, Loo.
SaoLLAFD ERniN9-Imported, las y keR.
SANDY-stick, 91fc y 10; fancy, l5g25c.
hAIsINs-London layer, 50.
CIDER-Crab apple, 40c; Mlssonri cider, $50
Z gailoni vinegar, q gallon, lS(oaOe
sTARoH-Pesrl, l4c; royal glass, 30; Bon
ION l. 70 packages, &C., corn starch, In pack
ages, 7C; o. II wood box glass R3Lo
llYE-Concentrated, 276C14.O0.
JU9s-We quote: lie n gallon for glazed
crooks, loo u gallon for glazed.
dard, Sl.25.
DRIED PEAoREs- Unpeeled.S SO; eseled, ITO.
PRovIsIoNs-Shun bacon, SIC; short dry
SAT-, SSS14ci breakfast bscon, u3So; hams
uhc,
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VI .nWARr M ..srALa.

AEEs--, lllus, Is dozen. 500: Sold UCl.al,
y dor, oyi Dlnuoud SdEg, = dozen, REQ,
Double D.t, l5.o0.
.,BKuIrts AND LIos-4I4o s ~ sugar Ett
III FtttT--L g. Ioyl.. Ates, 500; 6 q.
lSl2oi 'nx, 600 Terue AsNf n box, 7.l);
TQrnt Us, Fl box, l45l.
TtNHt -E--Slecod, disc Nur 81 n cent?
BtRmlld discount 70 n Cyu.
bolng.-NO !, l5c, No u emo ., l6c Is .
DuJN HuRsE Con- AHN-- No. ], as n dozen,
Il AZ s-NWo Loop, 1852 p joseni thrss inoc,
BIS 8 dozen
TAJss.-lu boso5, 100 psl srs, 2,js s. box
HbUh LohH-N Dozen, IrI. FallrOgd plCE1
ldlrcu, $50,
MArrUCEs--@ dOaop, $50
huBBkB buNISG-h. 'nuut W y cent,
NAllS.-aUl, rUtu,
bhef sLS AND BrADEs-- NowlRnd's az
count lO cent; Amcs .gi 90 eI goods, e
count Sd aDa 10 II cent
HEAvl HARDv AnE--Sl4CE, fuiGbc 1g
pole, 1850, siugietrees wagons, select, i7bi
nuHgyi aapi express, p.N; wagon tongues
lpNi hickory sXles, l0.NJi bOlstars 10, COUP
ing poles, Alb, spoku9. Xxx select, go
AAA, 2aO' saved ie,lOts. L LOO q 400
hoWdeu Shooa, SEQ, northwestern hOrgauGils
NO. " H,Vl; 2, SOB 3. On. uar iron, 90 rate
plOW steel, 10; sprn ti, Sc: cast slOel, lsc
buGCfrs-Crade cd spring top, R0O1U
uOOui dO. Upon, TO.L ,,esi.JN; DO. side gpr!nr
TOP llONVioiO, do eide bar, l0o0Ne.lSl;0O
90, ph'eiOns, l2ht~it ibOUo; grade A. aide
nprlngt liOO0ganuN; DO, ph@tonai lSVN'
3ONi bump seat burgles, li6CN9Zf0Ol; plat
form sp, ingH, 100000 3J.C; hires spring veg
onH' Ol3GllHOO.
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DRUGS

AJIus-sulphuric y oHrboy, $50; Oitrio, y
o. $50: oSsllo, 2 10, 10; teriaric, powdered u
h 30.
suMs--Arsbic, select, 4 10, TO ArsistdN
IS 10 Sc oamphOL t3 TO ~; opium, Si2e 70 40,
OILS -Hergamot, SandoroBpi , n fll0;
,amOu, SanterHan's, fi.S5 peppermint, $500,
wluteIgreeu, S295; olive, Maiagai 3l.2i
POTAeu-BrOmida, r %, 800; iOdi1e, 1925.
5ohPa--Castils, mOttcd, y %, Nll0J oas-
"a e. white, l4l9lb.
MIsCELLASEOUs o. Ammonia Utrl,, II 10.
80: aiuni, SOS; suuwroOt, Bermuda, Slt Kali
SAM, cOpaiba, SOC; O9ra1i refined, l1eti calu-
nel am, 75c; castor oil, q GAL, Nat&l5Ci
enssls buds, p %, lh,glS; cream tartar pure.
3. n, So; corrosive suOllhigte, " 10, 70, 0hlOro.
form, q H., 80; extract logwO0d, bulk
q n, 2gl3; glycorine, huik, = No. &QSo;
Iodine, resublimatud, n n, 1909 leaves,
crchu, short, , 20, IS leaves, SIENNA, Alex
y n, * morphlH, gulph, n o., 1880; Spirits
uiteg sweet, y 70, IS; stryOhuiai crystals, sLsi
q lA0; iapioca q =, Il wax, white y D,
sliphaie oUluius, v o., - oO83l,OS.. Gin.
shuuidia, 30 20 800,
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aoOrs ANN sHoNs

Aen'H KIP brogaus, aj8i.25; boys kip bro,
,snh AcplO0, mems r. calf brOGnns, l,p'tgl.15,
2Qy \, calf hJogans, 950Gl25; mems kin
A.haoElo plOwH, l.W,gi.81; bOye kip 2.buokie
ploWh' Ns9l.2A; mems hun balls, congress and
outton, lIsg225, none calf balls, congress
ena buttou, 2N0t4.50; mems kip boots, 2ioAA
AN boots, 9b.OVoo00J, boys kin boots, 2250e
IVY boy'H Y. cali bOotR, l6,IiG2A00; boy b
All 1oVidi l,600G.00; vOmen's o. kip polkas
RSatNo; Misses 10 Kip polkas, d1H10c
miles y Alp pulkaa, an Sizes, i5(tb5o; child's
M ipolsas, al slEos, aNa65o; wOmen's calf peg
nd SO polish, l,0Ofl.36i Misses calf peg ard
- p0liahi NNGllO; womeniH hu sowed pol.
M NVgl.21i wOmens cali 0ewe noliBh, Lac
kteisA wOuUu'a grain ecwed and polish, 20
SLIT wdmen'a l,id scwed, e1el.TB; women 3
,oai seVed pohgh. L.d0fl.75,
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Forty Years Experience of An Old Nurse
MI IN WinslAAArlS GL.nLLir. 49,. !. -

Forty Years Experience of An Old Nurse-
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States and has been used for forty wears
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and chs zen, from
the feeble infant of one we, Did to the
adult. Etcorrects acidity of me stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the
best and surest remedy in the world, in
all cases of dysentery and diarrhma in
children, whether arising from teethinp
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis Il Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. Is
cents a bottle.
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Satins and Brocadss
are selling fast at Buman'A

Oare for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by u
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has aome affeo.
ton of the kidneys or neighboring Or
gans. AT times, symptoms OF indiges-
tion are present, flstuleney, uneasl-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like Precipitation, producing very dis
agreeable itching, after getting warm,
IL common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaYing the intense itching, and affect.
Ing permanent cure. Price, 50 cents.
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold nv all druggists.
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHTR--N
heavy, free OF brands, $50 10; X medium, free
" brands, SIC 10; a heavy, one brand, SIC
10; A medium, one brand, 35c lb Baltimore
crop, $50
BuFFAlo sLAUGUTER-Prime 10 TO u ID
sides $40 ID good, 10 To 20 sides, Csc 10; Coun-
ter II to "a NJ sides, 26c lbi q. D., Mat0moras,
DC 10: No, |, oak harness lea 81 10 SIC lb;
No. Z, oak harness lea, 81 % S2c lbi NO, i,
hem harness les. SSc 10; No, 2 hem harness lea
Blc 10; No. 1, hem sElrting lea, $40 10; No, 2,
hem sklrting lea, SEC lb. Welt aud bride
leather, 81 20 S5a side,
PnuADELPHIA CALF--ENtrn quality, q
nl5 ID; a To 80 10 todozeu, g.Od 10; 81 TO 90 10
10 dozen, 81 10; % to 70 lh 10 dOHeui blc ID,
FRENCH CALF-Si.l6 TO 1870 10; ky top.
pings, all cOIors, S.25 to 500 d0Lepi Ky top
pings, all colors, extra large, $50 70 sll dozen,
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LUABER ann HurLDINa MArnaIAx

hpMnIR- Rough lumber, SIS 90; q native
ceiling, Is %; e. native ceiling, q 80, X native
nooflng, 1910, q native siding, 1900; = rough
ceiling, 1880.
shiNeLKs- BofE, cypress, at,50; O, X cy.
preesi 40 Nc. ! cypress, 3"b; native pine
heerp. 500, native Sap h. n u.s. $40.
fosTh-Cedf posts, best, l2lso each.
hATHs-Per 100, AtO.
BRIoK-Dalla brick, $50 per 1000,
fLAsTER pARIs-New York, 400; Michi-
gan, 4.b0per barrel.
CEMENT osendale, a75; Portland, best,
40 per barrel.
hroNE FLuEs-About 500 per foot.
DRAIN PIPr-From lso per foot, and high
~ according 10 size.
Lrnx-Coopered lime, 400 peS barrel.
hAIR-6oat, % per pusd.
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A Important Discovery.

II III 1'N'I s"IIN E1N5NUFWEys
The most important discovery Is that
which brings the most good TO the great
est mum Der. DR.. Kings Now Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, will
preserve health and save life, and is Il
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does it positively cure consumption, but
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma,
hoarseness, and all affections of tho
throat, chest and lungs, yield at once to
its wonderful curative powers. If You
doubt this, get trial bottle free, at w.
Il. Howell n Bros drug store.
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Young Men9--Read ThIs.

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