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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
Husband Items.

Miss Carrie woy. Of shanksyilIe, IS visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Bird Iape, of Jenner, returned home
last week, after a month : visit in this com
muni,y.
We learn thar a hris;mas tree is being
talked Of for this place. This is a. it should
be, and We hope I'll viii 30 their share in the
matter
4 very successful revival meeting closed
las. week at the Lchty church. and as acoa-
sequence was well attended and resulted in
much good.
The personal property Of Nrs. Hannah
Bittner, 81 Somerset township, vas disposed
of a, public sale on the G,h inst. and the ar
ticies sold brought fair prices.
EGame doesn't seem to be very plentiful in
this section. our neighbor. Mr.. Nicholson,
is doubtless the champion hunter Of the sea
son, he having gone to T~urkeyfoot, where he
captured twenty-five rabbits and some
pbeasants, all in a single day.
lis evidently thought that the prospect
for the early completion ofthe South Penn
railroad IS not very encouraging Of late
Our people who took an interest in this eE-
terprise, uPon Investigation Of the same
are confident that the road viii moi be SIN
ished at the time which bad been speci-
fed, Nevertheless they are living on good
hopes Tor tie future.
nccAsiaxAL.
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MRS. A. E. UHL.

A. is nv custom, | will have a
full and complete line Of H0LIDAY
GOODS on exhibition By he ciose Of
this REX, consisting of many kinds
Of Fancy Goods and decorative ar
ticles.
AfuIl line ofusefal goods-SiIks,
Satins, Henrietas, and ali kinds Of
Dress Goods, from ) cents a yard
up.
Plush Coats, Wraps and Jackets.
Cloth Goats, Wraps and Jackets
A fall line ofMisses and Childreas
Wraps. and a fall line Of Hosiery
Handkerchief. Gloves aud Mittcns.
4 fine line Of gsarantsed Kid
Gloves, Corsets and Underwear
Fancy Head-wear for winter. Combs
and Brushes Pocketbooks, and a
handsome assortment Of Jewelry
Special prices for Dress Goods
and Wraps for the Holiday trade
Bargains in good goods for all
Don't fail to come and see my stock
before making your purchases.
Fur Nuts, Boas, and Sioles.
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INT a1tA0AAaE = AlN HAfNNN1AAE1 VI AA4
Jenner township and borough local institute
held at Jenner Y Roads. Pa, December isi,
FORENOON Session.
Owing 20 the iaclemency Of the weather
there was no forenoon session. There not
being enou Oh teachers present.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute convened at halfpast M O'Clock
P. ". After being called TO order by D. L
Wand. the following officers were chosen
President J. ". Bell, Vice President
Herman, Caufiel and d. l. Wand Score.
tary W. A. G. Lape. The chair appointed
p. J.. oConnor, Query Manager. The pro
gram was then disposed Of
Essay What education should be?'
W. a. 6. LsPe.
Discussion The best methods to prevent
whispenng?" P.J. O'Connor, ID. l.. WAND
I. y. Burger AMI others.
On motion Rev. I n. Burger, c. c
Schmucker, II. f. shaiFer aud DR.. b. =.
Walker became members Of the institute.
Recitation Womans Rights Mis-.
Ida Musselman.
Queries.
Essays Courage2r Herman Caufiel
Select reading The eyes and nose -
Miss Annie Sipe.
Discussion" The methods Of teaching
reading?n W. S Kreger.
FrFSrVg srszfO-
Music 10y Miss Martha Leister.
Essay by W. 5. Kreger.
Discussion Advantages and disadvant.
ages ofa six month school term opened
by D L Wand f,ilowed by ?. J OCon-
nor. Herman Caufiel and y. B. Critehfeld
Music by Miss Ids Musselman.
Defamation Beautiful snow" BY J
W. Bell.
Qleries.
Music By Miss Martha Lester.
Discussion" Should there be a compul-
sorry school law A" opened by D, L Wand.
followed by J. W. Bell. P. J. OtConnor,
Prof y. b C~riichheld, D. C.. Lenhart, Rev
]. y. Burger aud Others.
Closed BY music. by Miss Ida Musselman
Owing to some misfortune, the County
Superintendent was unable to be with Us
The crowd vas al that could be expected
both sessions. all the teachers being present
but one. And the feelings Of all are that il
wa a decided success. Cox.
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Mostouer Items.

Our people are about through with their
buichering,
Nostoller school house is crowded every
night, somehow.
Coal seems to be a scarce commodity liz
this neighborhood.
John Baldwin has returned home from a
visit 10 Hooverville.
Nicholas Barndt spent a portion of last
week with friends here.
The revival meeting stall at the
Mostolier school house.
The stoyestown drum corps will hold a
festival during the holidays.
J. W. Mos,oller has resumed his job of
logging, along the Stonycreek.
Nathaniel Zimmerman Of Buek,town, was
among our visitors during the week.
The Lambertsville band is improving nap
idly, under the able tu,orship Of Mr.. o. D.
Woodward.
LambertsviIle had a spelling bee on the
evening of Thursday the 9Th inst, at Mn
evan.
Cotton tails gre very plentiful in this sec
ton, large numbers Of them being bagged
daily.
II seems some people get very dry while
attending the revival meeting at Mestoller
school house.
The pupils OF the Mostoiler school are
making rapid advancement under the in
s;ruction OF their popular teacher, Mr.. J. n.
Lambert.
F-rrz
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south Milford Items.


Only two more weeks until Christmas.
Always think twice before speaking once
The shedding has almost entirely disap.
pea7ed-
Mr.. 5. W. Boucher's coal mine is now be.
ing run to its fullest capacity.
Or. W. II. Harrah Is rapidly pushing 10
completion his large new barn.
Oar revival meeting is still in progress,
this being the fourth week.
We have had bat Que shooting match here
this season. Hope the next is mot far distant.
Mr.C. C Schrock has been busily engaged
in hauling lime and coal forthe pas, several
days,
Our Harrison and Morton pole, raised by
tie Republicans during the oampaign. is stiil
standing.
Mr.. D. VI. Weimer. n obIiging butcher,
has been overrun with work for the past few
weeks.
Ms. : PhiHippi Ia. just returned from
a protracied visit to her ~son-in-IAw in Jen-
ner township.
Mr.. F. ". Mason has purchased a five ton
scale, and he SAYS it is something every far
mer should have.
Mr.. Henri Yuizy, now living on the Vol
farm, win move to the Harrah farm, neal
Ursina. the coming summer
Mr.. 5 C. Bridegrm has one OF the fines.
colts in this part of the country When but
eighteen months old it weighed 1850 pounds.
Our school. taught BY Miss Louie Moore,
IS about the farthest advanced in the town
ship. As yet, however, we have not had a
" spelling bee" Whats the matter p.
Mr.. John Yowler, one Of car most success
ful Simrods. has succeeded in bagsing an
immense amount of smasl game tins season.
The sealps oftwo large foxes also adorn his
belt.
R~EpTuI
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Rrothersvanex items.

Miss Ella J. Coleman. who had been visit.
ing friends AMI relatives in wayueand Ash
land c~sunfies, Ohio, FOR The past two or sanes
neuthS. returned home lasi week hishly
pleased vita her 5up-
DagiaJ Bleash, of our best citizens
bought 3 pTepuy close 20 the Snmmif, al
Z io.higg the 3 & & railmsd. and intends
moving ON iL. the first Of Apnl next. Score
one more Republican Tor Somerset township.
The Sandy Hollow literary society was or
GAINED las, Friday evening for the winter
term. and will hold lis sessions Friday even
ing Of each week. Subject for next debate
Resolref. That a man ventures farther for
curiosity than necessity.
The schools in this Township are all in a
~iourshing condition. The teachers are
wide awake and active the houses are all
supplied with the latest and best improved
patent furniture. and the taxes are high
enough. and yet some Of the citizens are
g~runbling.
Rev. Canton. OF Berlin, IS not only a good
preacher but is also a good marksman. hay-
ing killed the first deer this week for this
section this season. There are quite q num-
Der Of noted deer hunters in Berliu and vicin-
iiy hut the Rev. gentleman eelipsed them
al.
Ms. Mosholder, mother Of Samuel Nos
holder, is confined 20 her bed from dropsy.
she is very low and il Is not expected Of her
10 live long. Also Mrs. John Musser, Of
Berlin Is very low Of consumption
The assessor, 5 ". Fritz. Is making the
grand rounds. and-Eell. ne IS not assessing
every thing from q neelle Up 70 bag stack
but almost. On the triennial Of Brothers-
valley, ! viii have something to say in my
next.
A. G.. Kimmeil. got a car load Of each Of
blooded cattle and pigs from Washington
Co. which be has about an sold 10 other
stock breeders throughout theeouniu.
ZERo.
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Monthly Excursions to Cali
fornia, Colorado. and Pacific
Coast Points.

On December Ilth and 3Ist a free chair and
sleeping car excursion viii be run through
10 Pacific Coast points via b. and o., O. and
u, Wabash, Western and Union Pacific
roads, with only one change Of cars. Train
leaves Philadelphia at IL a. m, Whining
ton 49,, Baltimore ? P. m, Washington ;
p m. For tickets, free reservation Of chairs.
sleeping car berths. and detailed informa-
ton. apply TO nearest b. and o. Ticket
Agent or Dan Bride, Passenger Agent, Bal
timore, Nd.
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JONI wHrrns.
Justices of the Peace and Consta-
bleS.

Court, December 10Th, You will find a;
Fishers Book Store, Binn's Justice and
Consiahles' Guides, Supervisors Guides and a
full supply of Legal Blanks, such as Sum
mons, ~SabPenas, Warrants. Deeds, Bonds,
Mortgages etc. Also, Foolscap and Legal
cap, Papers, and official size Envelopes. The
usual annual Grand Opening of Christmas
Goods takes place at Fishers Book Store on
Monday morning, December 3rd. This gives
persons attending court the chance to get first
pick out Of this elegant stock Of Holiday
Goods.
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Ed. 3. Coffroth, who has recently moved
his grocery establishment from the Bear
Block to No. : Mammoth Block. has alargs
and complete stock Of holiday goods, which
be offers for sale az the cheapest possible
prices Candies ofall yarities fresh from the
city factories have been put in stock for athe
Christmas trade. Choicest kinds Of nuts.
Fresh dried and evsPorated fraits. Family
groceries OF the very be-; grades.
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The regular December term Of court con-
vened at 10 O'Clock 4. m, Monday. The oath
Of oaice was administered to Hon. Geo. W.
Pile, the newly appointed Associate Judge
and he took bis place OF The bench with
judges Baer and Shaver.
An order of court was handed down FIX
ing the FIRST day of February sessions as the
time for hearing applications for retail liquor
licenses. and the first day OF May sessions as
the time for hearing applications for whole
sale liquor licenses.
The following order as to the manner Of
filling the jury wheel was also made by the
I coart.
1T is hereby ordered that the jnry ON
missioners and judge, or a majority Of them,
as required By the Act Of 10th April, 1866,
do proceed at least thirty days before the
first day Of February term, 1899, to select,
alternately, from the whole qualified electors
Of the county at large, seven hundred sober,
intelligent and judicious persons 10 serye as
jurors for the ensuing year, and place the
names Of the persons 50 selected iE the july
wheel. according to Law"
l.. &. Colbarn, Esq was appointed auditor
to audit the accounts Of the P~rothonotary
I and Register and Recorder.
The list OF the members Of the bar was
called as vas the list Of grand and traverse
jurors. Amos W. Kuepper, Of Somerset
borough, was appointed foreman Of the
grand Jury.
The eonstables were called and made their
returns. The first case called for trial was
that Of the Commonwealth rs. Isaac Simp-
son. The charge was keeping and maintain
ing a common nuisance. Mr.. Josiah Shafer
was the prosecutor. Ehe prosecution was
represented by District Attorney BieseckeT
and Messrs. CofIroth & Ruppel, and the de-
Tense By Messrs. Kooser and Holhert. The
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty but the
defendant 10 pay the costs. \ motion in
arrest Of judgment was filed by counsel for
defendant.
John Rayman, a youth Of some eighteen
years Of age, was a~rraigned on a charge Of
larceny. He plead guilty TO having stolen
from the house or Mr.. VIM. Bowers. in
Somerset township, an accordeon, a drum
and several other musical Instruments
He will be sentenced on Saturday, and
will probably be given an opportunity TO
cultivate his musical talent under the tuition
of sheriff McMilen for the next SIX or nine
months.
An unusually small crowd of spectators is
in attendance at court. All Of the cases on
the criminal calendar are ola trivial charac-
ter.
On coming from the train you pass right
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For Rent.

A new house and seven acres OF land. n
half mile from Snyders station on the SOM
erset and Cambria railroad. The house has
eight roons, and there isa good spring, with
fruit and good. outbuildings On the premises.
Possession given April 18th, 1888. Inquire
Of Vim. Bower on the premises.
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Of Respect

WHEREss, it has pleased God in il Is al
wise providence. TO enter our fold and re-
move by death our sste.mel and beloved
brother. samuel Walker. ESQ On e~ficicnt
and worthy elder Of Mt Zion congregation
and Of the Joint Consistory u the Sulphur
Charge bedford County, Pa, therefore
Res53rcd, That while we subuIissivcly bow
to thewiH Of our Heavenly Father, who do
eth all things well. we cannot help bat feel
and mourn on- loss.
Raoired, That W e viii ever hold in remem.
br4nce our brother, and euJeavor y initiate
his example in Christian sympathy and lib
crafty.
Rcz{sal, That We extent our svmpathy to
the widow and ehildrrn Of the decreased, and
commend them to Him who haspre'nised 10
be a husband to the widow. anda hther to
the hfherless.
Res1aef Tn these resolutions Be record
ed On our minutes, a copy ne sent 20 Tie f1n-
ily, ard that they be Published in the Som.
erset HEKaLD aud Reformed Church Essses.
e4. 5 c L0Ss,
Z I. GEEsAxD.
JEssE eELLER,
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Railroad Connection to Berkeley
Springs.

The Berkeley Springs and Potomac r. r
operated by the b. & @. R. r. Co running
from Hancock. W. Va. 4 station on the
Baltimore & Ohio T. r. to Berkeley Springs
W. Va. viii be opened for business on
Thursday, Nov. ist, when trains viii run as
follows leave Hancock $40 A ", l2@ P.
n. aud $40 P. ~.
Leave Berkeley Springs 500 A. ", 1875 s.
n. and 40 P. n.
The running time between the two points
being p minutes.
Gas. 0. scuHL.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
B. 30. r. r. Co.
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When looking for Christmas toys for your
children, don't fail to call at the grocery of
c. b. Yought. where the largest and most
varied assortment to be found in toxin IS on
exhibition, aud at prices that will astonish
those who have been accustomed to paying
three or fouF times the value for articles Of
this description.
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When shan We Know the cabInent ?

Mr. Lincoln made his Cabinet slate pub
lie on the sth Of December following bis
election.
General Grants Cabine; was not known
until it was sent 10 the Senate. and in
many particulars, it was even then a great
surprise.
Mr.. Hayes Cabinet, with the exception OF
Dsvens As Attorney General, was semi-on
cially promulgated some days before bis in
auguratiOn.
General Gardeld's Cabinet vas known A.
to one particuiar-Biaine for Secretary Of
state-aln9st from the day Of the election.
several details were not completed, however
until just preceding the inauguration.
General Harrison's Cabines eau be nov
guessed al BY sny one who likes to try. il
will be tn0ra whenever it happens TO please
that gentleman to permit it 70 be.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

The PensionBurean reports that of lie
fifteen thousand estimated cases under act
ofJsne, 1855. allowing widows arrears Of
pension from the date 81 the husbands
cath, 1852 have already been allowed and
settled Without expense TO the government.
The Commissioner expresses the hope that
widows having claims under the act o. Jane
eth viii speedily file The same in the pen
sion Office
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For the benefit Of our customers, we have
added to stock a selection of toys. Be
sides these our store IS full of goods suitable
to the holiday trade.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

Mr.. Ross W. Emmert. a son Of Mr.. John
J.. Emmert. formerly Of Somerset county,
but for many years past a resident of Water
loo, Iowa, is visiting al the residence Of VIM.
Il Miller, Esq, his cousin, in Quemahoning
township.
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Have you seen the beautiful toys at Cof-
froths grocery? Not only pretty bat useful.
Toys that viii amuse and instruct your chill
dren. And all at the lowest prices. Call
and see them before making your purchases.
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49,

Ladies attending the coming institute de
string bats to wear OF that occasion, can, by
calling on US on their arrival in town, rave
them made at short notice. They will find
u store on the way from the depot.
VI. NJ. TREDwELL& Co.
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Holiday Excursion Tickets.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will
sell cheap excursion tickets between all ticket
stations on its lines East Of the Ohio River
on December p, %, "A, % and Slst, 1883,
and on January list, 1888, good for return
passage until January 3rd, lss9, inclusive.
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Don't MISS This.

The Pittsburgh Tin.es has secured as its
Washington correspondent, Major John "
Carson. who has for ten years been in charge
Of The P~haGpeipAia Ledgcrs Washington
work. He previously represented the Me-
York Times at The same place. Major Carson
was secretary ofthe Ways and Means Com,
mittee which framed the present tariff, in
SO, and S undoubtedly better postei on ia,
tariff question than any other correspondent
in, Washington. His DISPATCHES during ih'
next six months VIII BE- especially interest
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Flour n Feed,

Together with Groceries. ! keep on hand a
complete stock Of Flour, Oats. Corn Mid
dlings, Chop and Bran, and pay the highest
cash market prices for same. Persons wish
ing to buy or sell, will find it to their ad-
vantage to give mel call.
" Srrrnor-
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We are very glad to chronicle that Hon.
A. J. Colborn, while not exactly himself
again. is able 10 be out doors. Mr. Colborn
was al bis Office Monday morning the first
time for several weeks, and looked a though
lac had experienced rather a severesiege dur
ing bis sickness. He pnofaiscs 10 be all well
again in the course Of a few days and We
know that the best wish OF his numerous
friends is that the bald eagle" may be in
the thick Of the fight through many cam
paigns 10 come.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

George W. Benford exhibits on his shelves
and counters a large collection of hand
somely bound volumes Of poetry and prose
all of latest editions. and sells them at the
lowest possible prices. Before making your
Christmas purchases, call and examine bis
stock.
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Your wasted cheeks may have all the
plumpness and bloom through your use Of
Ayers S~arsaparilla. This time honored
remedy sin leads the van. It improves d.
ges,ion, PARTIES the blood. and ~inyigorstes
the system. Give it a trial.
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For fne stocS. good farm implements
and hig JapInse BuekwheIt and fine
Clydesiaie seed oats 90 to H. II Flicks
sale. M4ylield farm, Thursday December y,
rSaz
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1t is a hard matter to describe the thousand
and n beautiful and useful presents for the
Christmas Holidays to be seen at Coffroths
grocery. Call and see them before buying
elsewhere.
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We are indebted TO County superintend-
u Berkey for q copy OF the annual report
Of the State s~upeuntenden OF public i~nstruc-
ton for ISIS.
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DIED.

sHAEFER-On Weines lay. November
=, ISIS, at the residence Of her son in-law
Jacob 5. Miller, near Friedens, Ms. Mary
A. shaefer. aged 81 years. : months and 8
dsvs.
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The final lecturer Of the course, Hon. r.
G. Horr. Of Michigan, who will occupy the
platform Thursday evening, needs nO recon-
~mendaiion froa the II -RALp, as his hme is
already secure in the hearts Of a Somerset
county audience. who with pleasure and sat
i~sfaction recall his able analysis OF The La
Dor Problem, delivered before them a few
seasons since II Ms. Horr succeeds in pro
voking as much mirih in depicting the DIFF
ference between The Genuine IS. Sham, as
he did on the occasion Of his former effort,
his audience will Be content Nor will Mr.
Horr's lecture he entirely humorous. as the
homely truths lie viii develop viii be
driven home with irresistible logic.
as
The b. d O, Railroad with its accusiom-
ed liberalisy will sell excursion tickets to
Somerset aud return from all stations in the
county. good throughout the week and until
January 9th, to all those who may desire to
attend the session of the institute. Orders
for saeh tickets can be secured from the
Principals Of graded schools and from seere-
taries of school boards. We suppose as a
matter Of course the evening south bound
train viii be held until aaer the lectures en-
abling persons residing along the railroad to
return to their homes the same night.
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NJ. SCHEoCK.

The harsh, drastic purgatives once DEEM
ed so indispensable, have given place TO
milder and more skilfllly prepared laxa-
tives hence the great and growing demand
for Ayers Pills. Physicians everywhere rec
ommend them for co~siiyeness, indigestion,
and liver complaints.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

Messn. VIII Tayman. Of Evansville, and
T. Jefferson Picking brought a hne young
deer to iown Friday, as the trophy Of aday's
hunt in the mountains.
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The store windows are rapidly assuming
q holiday appearance, soma Of them being
very deliberately and tsstefngly decorated.
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NOW FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


We VIII have in stock for the trade com
mon, mixed. and stick candy BY the ton. To-
gether xirh one hundred or more other Vari-
eties, 10 sH;i The tastes ofthe most fastidious.
Special prices on sales Of - to lo5 pounds
NCrs
Best quality of Prscess paper-sheli almonds
TarragsaA ALMONDS. English w~alnats. brazil,
or cream nuts. flberts pecans and e~ocoaauts
together With 100 bushels best fresh-rUasted
peanuts We buy the best hand-picked pea
nuts on the market-green-and roast our
selves. 50 that our customers always get
them fresh-rOasted At ) cents per quart, or Q
per pound, in quantities.
FRUITS.
Eyaporated peaches and ayricois. French
~pruneis. California and Turkish prrens, De-
hesas. London Layer, Sultana and voliatia
~raisins. dIiest qGsity and best LAYER figs on
the.market. Fard dates, the best knowat 70 the
trade, Best pruneles. and Queen brand o.
ives. 80 dozen best Florida oranges. 100
dozsn best Messina lemons. 100 punches Sc
lected bananas. Several barrels choicest Al
meria grapes, and Cape Cod cranberries.
SWEET POTATOES.
The best Jerseys on the market, together
with many other sweets. and candy toys.
such as can be better seen han described.
We extend 3 hearty welcome to our store,
and wish a Merry Christmas aud Happy
New Year 10 all.
Respectfully.
g. q d.