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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28
DOWN AN EMBANK MENT.

eleven Passengers Injured i'm an Acct
dent on the LchiSh Valley Road.
An accident occurred on tho Lehigh Val
ley road In tho morning between Wilkes
barre and Sugar Notch, which rcsul cd in
the injury OF eleven passengers.
The passengers were principally residents
OF small towns below tho city Two OF the
most severely injured are McGroorty, De-
putty County Treasurer, of Wilkrsbnrre, who
was badly cut upon tho heal and face, AMI
Attorney Troutman who was thrown throuS IN
one Of the car windows and had his shoulder
broken.
Tho accident was to tho train duo here
from lIaz'cton at 90 a. M. Ono OF tn,
nXlcs OF tho locomotive tender broke. and
instantly tho smoker and ono passenger car
were whirlcl from tho track. One OF tho
passenger coaches and the smoker went over
into n shallow ditch. Tho last passenger
coach spun round and was loft standing at
right angles on tho track. Til. fact that tho
passengers escaped with their lives is re.
markaO!c.
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FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.

Don't feed sloppy food to the little
chicks.
Land poor and poor land are evils to
be avoided.
Feed often and n very little at q time
to small chicks.
Hard workers arc usually honest. In
dustry lifts them above temptation.
Use the purcst and best salt to he OBJ
tanned, as the best is none too good.
Heavy rains have assured splendid
crops i'll western and southern Oregon.
Use the eggs from old hens for hatch
ing. They produce stronger chicks than
eggs from pullcts.
Never reply in kind to n sharp or
angry word; it is the second word that
makes the quarrel.
A good way to save money is to save
the means of making it-your implc-
mcnts, for instance.
To make good grating wax mix one
part of tallow with two parts of bccswax
and four parts of rosin.
You will make, as rule, more money,
to buy clean new tubs, instead of using
old ones, even if they DC given you.
Get rs nearly as possible the desired
number of hens set this month, for July
1st is pretty late for profitable chicks us
winter layers.
The silo, practically, is Il substitute for
pasturagc, so far as the SuCculcncc of the
food and quick digcstibility is concerned,
without its expense.
Usually the dairymen who succeed best
are those who have obtained good rep
utation for their butter, and can com
mand satisfactory price, year after year.
White WyandOttcs have taken n strong
hold upon many farmers and breeders,
displacing the Lcghorn, Brahma and Ply
mouth Rock. They are without Il doubt
an excellent fowl
Persons owning bees and not located
near streams of water, should furnish
them fresh water daily, us it will save
time, which, to the bee, means honey, as
it means money to us.
When n new nest is found do not put
its contents with the frcSh-laid eggs; that
is, unless you know the eggs were laid
the day they were gathered. In this way
NV i'"N II ihh WI i''N''iS pun tsSSS SDlu.
There are four essentials in the making
of money ut the dairy business. First,
good COWS. Second, To have them well
fed. Third, to have their milk well
manufactured; and fourth, To have the
product well sold
Separate the layers from the others.
You cannot afford to keep old hens,
pullcts, fat hens and lean ROSTERS to-
gcther, any more than you can dry cows,
hcifcrs not yet in milk and fresh cows;
they do not require the same food.
We wish some one in each farm home
would be responsible for the daily gath
cring of the eggs. Then there would be
less complaint in the city markets of
estate eggs" When gathered, put in a
dry cool place, and sell ut least once
week; that is if you do not pack.
Cleanliness is the best preventive of
poultry diseases. Rooms should he frc-
qucntly cleaned in the summer and
sprinklcd occasionally with IL diSinfcctant.
Put quarter of pound of sulphuric
acid in II three gallon pail of water and
sprinkle the roosts, walls and iloor,
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prices. Many of our wide awake farmers

prices. Many of our wide awake farmers
can make part Of their productions an
actual necessity TO one or more families in
our large cities at paying prices by sup
plying these products regularly, fresh,
experience, for my customers often tell
me that they prefer to purchase farm
products of the producer, especially eggs
and butter.
1t Is laudablc for practical farmers to
experiment, investigate and produce
maximum crops, but it is more profitable
to produce the best and get good pay for
them. Agriculturist.
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Why should DIR. Pioro - medicines not dis.
tance oil competitors In amount OF sales, rs
they ore doing, sncc they aro tho only mcdi-
cines sold by druggists pos,scSsed OF such won
derful curative properties rs to warrant their
inanufncturcrs In guaranteeing them q euro
tho diseases for which tn y aro recommondcd
fou get n cure or money paid for thom re-
turned Tho Doctors "G lien Medical Dis
coYcry' cures all diseases caused by do angc-
meat OF the liver, n biliousncss, indigcs III or
dyspcpsn; also all blood, skin and sen p dis
cases, tcttcr. salt-rh" um, scrofulous sores and
swollinSs and Kindred nilmonts.
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TEMPERANCE.

A NICE LITTLE TIME
Isaw little doggery
Upon q little hill;
j saw little ugly man
A-coming from the mill.
And1n tho little doggery
The little man did 60,
To take little merry grog
With his little neighbor Joe.
And when they took n little grog,
They felt little big;
They laughed a little hearty laugh
And danced a little jig.
They took little more, then
They got little tight;
They disagreed on politics,
And had a little fight.
And when they hada little fight,
They felt as large as life;
Each staggered To his little homo
And whipped his little wife.
-1hod. Otirer, IN the Voice.
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AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
HORSES TEETH.

In horses the teeth are forty in number,
and in mares commonly thirty-six, be-
cause the latter seldom have tusks. The
teeth are of three kinds-the gatherers
or incisors, the tusks and the grinders.
When the ,foal is ten to twelve days old,
four front ntSkh appear, two in the upper
and two in the under jaw. In month
or six weeks after the middle teeth fol-
low, and the corn' teeth about three or
four months afterward. These foal teeth
continue in this state till the horse is
from two and a half to three years old,
when the first. four or centre teeth are
shed, and replaced by others, called
horse teeth.-Ne,o York Dispatch.
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A CITY DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Ten Thousand Lives HcpOr:cd Lost by
Fire in China.
Tho steamer City Of Sydney, which has
just arrived mt San Francisco from Yoko.
homa and Hong Kong, brings tidin IS TINT
the Shanghai Mercury Of May 10 published
news received from its corrcspon lent at
Chunk King, who writes that Luchow, "a city
of some Importance in Shcchucn, situated on
tho upper Innk TSz', is nearly completely
destroyed by fire. Th" cOniiigration broke
out on the evening OF the eighth day of the
third moon and burnt furiously till the touth
Seven out of the eight gates OF tho city aro
said to be destroyed aud thn loss OF life
burnt and tramPlci To DEATHS estimated
at not less than 1000
Lu Chom isn ncity that receives large uuan-
Titles OF Manchester goo Is under passes
and native merchants 1T lIaukow AN t,Luur,
NiDg VIII suffer much by this calamity.
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Santuc Doinss,

SASTUc, June 24.-Ths Ssntuc Div
s. of T. met here Thursday evening
elected its officers for the next quarter :;
as was not fortunate enough to be t
l can only give Tie names as they
given me, Us follows
w. p, ]. ii. Randolph; w. A, j.
Gregory; Il. s., J. c. Sartor; Asst. II
Miss Maggie FarI; F. S., J. Jeter; TT
" Uiv .uoIA 'e0I'JuI ss!W Ioy 81 #
V'!qA eH!IsIp 10 SuIIeeJ SuIMoA
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II Is hardly possible To prepare medicine
which is pleasant To the palate are Ham
burg Figs, or which is 40 cthCuCious in cases of
constipation, piles, torpid liver or sick-h.ad-
ache. 25 cents. Dose one Zig. Mack Drug
Co., n. Y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

Are you troubled with n sluggish, inactive
liver2 Are you bilious2 DO you suffer from
laundicc2 Has your complexion n sickly, yell
low tinHcI The blood in its passage through
which should result from 1t. The impuriti,,
are stopped, and clogging up the duct. cause n
disori,r,d condition, which will produce seri-
Gus results To Your health, unless you take
Browns Iron Bittcrs at once. IL will euro
your biliousness and jaundice, and incitc to
healthy action the sluggish liver.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

Cnn the sale Of on inferior article con family
increase Tor ~ years? Dobbnss Electric Soa =
has been on the market over since lS'1 and is
today ever, The hss' and puresf family soap
made. Try II. Your grocer will set IL.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

Don't hawk, hawk, and blow, blow, disgust
Ing everybody, but use DIR. Sa;c's CatNrrh
Remedy md &c cured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

Oregon, tho Paradise of Farmers.
Mild, equablc clmat csrtaip and abundant
try in the world. Full information free. Ad,
dress Oregon Imigrat'n Board, Portland. Orc
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Natures serial story Tho spinal column
continued i'm our nrCks.
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Fail fashions can never be popular with an
eronaut
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IfafliiCted with sore eyes use DrIsaac Thomp-
sons EycWatrr. Druggists sell at .5c. per bottle
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

A foul tip-Fecing the waiter with n lead
quarter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

Tho frontiprsman who shot an Indian
corpse didn't know 10 was Lt nd.
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DlaiR nccfl I'm the Rncc.

Song OF the drygoods clerk: "Swining Il
deainc."
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

or 1Ioodr Sarsararlla viii vince any reasonable
rcrson that It docS possess great medicinal merit
Wo do not claim Tint every bottle VIII accomplish,
miracle, but VIC do know that nearly every bottle,
taken according to directions, docs produce positive
benefit It's peculiar curative power is shown by
many remarkable curcs
II WINS run down from close application 10 work.
but was told Ind malaria and was doacL with
quinine etc, which was useless. decided to take
boods Sarsaparilla nnd now feeling strong and
chccrful feel antsncd II will benefit any who
give IL q falr uisi"-W. u. DEAars, 2ei Spring ST.,
New York CITY
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Hoods SarsapariIJa
PEERLESS EYES sass &ss ~ shs SsyysssE;; mssE;

A gcns vented cl an hour ~ new ar rticics IE,o
~ and snlnrlc free. G. r. MARSHALL. BUFFALO, n. Y.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28

ok 10 $3.50 a MONTH can he made ~worklng
Wv for MS. Agents preferred who furnish
horse and give thctr whole tlnc to tue business.
Afcw vacancies IN towns and clHss. D. +. John
SON 4 Co, lCss0 haiu St, Rirhmoud, Va. ~ D.
Please stJtc nU" and bustu,ss ertsrfonce. Never
mttd m nj srrdi,g stamp for prp'Y. n. f. j. d Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

say nothing Of the corn, livestock, timber,
etc, OF the Tennessee valley and interme-
diate sections. This whole country Is on
a firm basis Of steady Improvement and
this contemplated road will soon become q
necessity, and when built, it win give
Memphis another line TO these fertile
fields and rich mineral deposits.
Williams & Co., dealers In lumber in
your city, have an agent here engaged in
buying up timber lands contiguous to
Hatchie River. They have already Sc
cured near thousand acres OF heavily
timbered virgin forests lands, Astounding
in cypress, gum, poplar, hickory and oak.
There is bonanza in these lands Tor some
body as they can be bought now for s.. 90
to $500 per acre, and 1t is frequently found
that the timber on one acre is worth more
than the price OF whole tract.
The increase in wheat acreage and the
interest in its cultivation has aroused at
tention to the importance OF erecting a
roller Touring mill here, and enterprising
citizens are contemplating the building OF
such an establishment Wherever tried
in the country these roller mills have paid
enormous profits to the owners besides
stimulating the cultivation OF wheat, and
as an incident promoting the improvement
OF The land and rendering our people in
dependent Of Northern markets and wheat
| rings and trusts
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SUBURBAN IMPROVEMENTS.
The Territory Covered by Memphis
Larger Than That OF New York City.


The Territory Covered by Memphis
Larger Than That OF New York City.
81 have been driving good horse at a
lively rate most Of the evening"" said JUS
tice Garvin to an APPEAL reporter, "and |
did not get to more than one-iouith OF the
Improvements that are going on in this
city. 1t is almos, incredible, and no one
who remains in town can form a Just idea
OF the magnitude and extent OF these i'm
provements. Go in any direction, north,
south or west, and you find town lots for
sale and divisions and subdivisions being
laid of. Where we used 10 think that
land lay out good ways in the country is
now part Of town, and not only are peo-
pie purchasing lots, but building houses on
them and living In them. You never saw
the like. | made n computation, and
found that Memphis covers more territory
than New York City. Manhattan Island
is twelve miles long and four miles wide
or thereabouts. Memphis beats that, and
IL she continues five years more, as she
has done in the past five years, there is no
telling where her boundaries will extend"
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Child Snatchad From the Jaws OF
Death by a Colorsd Man.

A Ohiid ohdNCufd fiOih Jig JdN6 VI
Death by a Colorsd Man.
While colored huckster was selling his
wares ON Exchange street. between Third
and Fourth, at the very spot where the
little Buxbaum boy was injured recently,
little four year old child that lives in the
vicinity was one OF the spectators. Just
as street car was coming down the grade
at lively rate, the child, for some unac-
countable reason, attempted to dart across
the car track Immediately in front Of the
mules. As quick as thought the colored
man dropped his wares and jumping after
the child snatched il from under the
mules feet This act saved the child's
life, for in another instant, the car. with
its crushing weight, would have mangled
the child most horribly. The car driver
tried the best he could to stop the car, but
was unable to do so.
The car drivers claim that this particu-
lar section OF street is the play ground for
lot OF small children who are continu-
ally jumping out from behind trees and
darling across the street in front OF the cars.
The grade is steep and 1t is impossible to
prevent accidents by a sudden stopping
of the car.
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BOLIVAR. TENN.

Election OF Tax Assossor-Cro Pros
pects-The Proposed Railroad. Etc.
Epcclal Disraich 70 The Appeal
Bolivar, Tenn, April 23.-Thc Quar-
terly County Court convened here today
In extra session to elect an Assessor Of
Taxes TO hll out the uncxpired term Of
William II. Canuth. deceased. w. A.
Mcdonald, of Pocahontas, was duly
elected aud will be Immediately installed.
lie Is n man Of largo experience, good
Judgment and fine sense. and will no
doubt iill the office satisfactorily.
From all parts Of the county comes tho
gratifying intelligence Of splendid crop
prospects. Tho clover, oats and grasses
never looked better, and forward corn has
nil been planted. Tho acreage OF clover
has been greatly increased, and intelli-
gent farmtrs arc rapidly abandoning cot
ton for the morn certain aud profitable
raising OF the grasses and small grain. The
soil here. which Is generally red clay Is
peculiarly suited for clover, and nowhere
In the United States does Il grow In such
luxuriancc The lrull crop IL now assured
unless some phenomenal disaster over
takcsit. Peaches, apples aud pears prom
ise a largs -.
The proposed railroad from Whitcyille,
or Someryille, on the Midland via the
insane asylum, and Bolivar TO Henderson,
and thence east TO the coal and iron beds
Of Middle Tennessee ~ again agitaiing the
public here. Such route would pene
irats richer and better mineral region
than that 10 be reached by the main line
Of the Midland Railroad. Besides u
would give TO Memphis the trade OF a terri
tory now tributary to Louisville, ~. Louil
and New Orleans and throw in your lar
100000 bales Of cotton annually tina
would otherwise find other markets, 4
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The Death was Toe Good.

DAxvILLE, Va, April %. Yesterday at
Halifax Courthouse Scott Bailey, colored,
made desperate but unsuccessful attempt
to commit an outrage on the person Of one
OF the most prominent, young ladies In the
village. Tho attempt was made In the
day time on the premises OF tho lady's
home in the village while a large crowd
was on the court ground. Bailey was
caught soon afterward. confessed his
crime and was lynched last night lie
was hanged from the same place from
which Bruce Younger was hanged less
than year ago for similar ofliense.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

Scott & Bovine, manufacturers Of the we'll.
known SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver oil.
offer most beautiful Easter Gift-composcd
Of eight artistic studies Of Birds aud Flowers,
put up In portfolio-w0rth at least y, for
25 cents. On receipt Of above In stamps, II
will be mailed at once. scorr a Downs,
1872 South FIN Ave. N. ".
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

A CHEAT many people feel themselves
gradually failing. They don't know Just
what Is the matter, but they suffer from a
combination OF understandable aches and
and pains, which each month seem to grow
worse. The only sure remedy known that
will counteract this feeling and restore per.
feet health Is Browns Iron Bittcrs. BY
rapid assimilation Il puri6es the blood,
drives out disease, gives health and strength
20 every portion reached by the circulatory
system, renews wasted tissues. and restores
robust health and strength.
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the nempni. Trunk Factory, ans uai.,

Have the largest line Of trunks, vallses
and hand satchcls In the city, which they
will sell nj the lowest prices
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Fancy Groceries In Memphis. Give rs a
call and be convinced.
GOODMAN 4 CHunoHiLi,
34l Main street.
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Cartcr's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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Yar Ner.on. pehlIifr

USE HonsrOADe ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. II. T. Turner, KnSon. MINI, says
81 have found Il very beneficial IN nervous
debility, from any cause, aud for indigcs-
ffou
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s.,.e.,.,.rbo,,e Acid.

CHICAGO, April 23.-Early this morning
J. ]. scheopers, an employe In the audit
or's Office Of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
& Northern Railway nj Cedar Rapids. Ia,
walked into the reporters room In ihu City
Hall and coolly drank two ounces OF car
bolic acid. II was done 30 deliberately
that no one suspected anything wrong.
Subsequently he was conveyed 10 the City
Hospital, where he died.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-15


TALLEY--In Brandywine Hundred, on
the 18th inst, Norris W. Talley, in his
4lth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence on Saturday, the 18th In st.
services at the house ut 2 o'clock p. m.
lntcrmcnt at Bethel Cemetery.
sCHOFlELD-On the 18th inst, James
schoheld, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral from his
Late residence, 22J2 Lninmot street, on
Thursday afternoon, AT O'Clock. Inter
mcnt ut kivcrvicw cemetery. Philadel-
phia papers please copy
MARSHALL. ON Monday, the 18th inst.
l.tlburue, son of Thomas md Kehecca
;. Marshall. No. rs south Harrison
street.
Mterment private
Our first in Heaven.
McGONIG Ain thi, city, on the 18th
inst, Jane McGonignl, wife OF Robert
McGonigal, IN the 7lth year of her age.
Relatives ANA friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her daughter, Mary A. Cum
nings, No. Gl3 Lombard street ON Thurs,
day afternoon, the 18th inst, MT O'Clock
services at the house. Intermcnt at
RlNcrNicw cemetery.
The pa II OF death are pass'd,
Labor and sorrow cease,
Aud liic's long warfare closed ut Inst,
Her soul is found in peace.
IIEDLEi.-On the 18th inst, Mt the re 81.
dence o. her son-iu-lHw, VIM. Poole,
ON the New Castle road, New Castle
hundred, MHrgret Hedley, relict Of the
late Henry Iedley (natiye of Eng
ltnd), aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends nre invited to
attend the funeral, on Friday, the 18th
inst, at 10 O'Clock a. INV IRteItncnt at
the Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.
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Maaon's CrinkIette.

Ask your grocer for Jas. D. Mason &
Co.'S Famous Baltimore Vanilla Crink:.
let's. They are amply delicious, and
are the hnest cakes made. For sale by
the following grocers at 10 cts. pound
BIadway Il Miller, cor. 9Th ana King sts.
A. w. Brown, 7th and Jackson sts.
l.. 8. Broman, Maryland avo. and Cedar
sits.
p. Cassidy, 9TH and Lombard SITS.
|. Crawford, 9Th aud Monroe sts.
]. Crawford, shallcross ave. and Adams
sits.
Mrs. Fritz, 18th aud French SITS.
b. Donahue, 9th and Church sts.
Thos. Duffy, Front and Madison sta.
Mira. Dunstan, Lowering ave. and Van
Buren, SITS.
Mr.. Ellinger, sth aud Klrkwood cts.
J. s. Fuhr, 7th and King SITS.
Mrs. Green, 9Th and Orange ats.
J, II. Hubert, No. 10 Market st.
w. N. Holley, 10th aud Kirkwood sts.
ID. G. Hay man, Front and DUPONT sts.
w. Ii. Hemphill, 2lst and Market ats.
WIN. Kitchen, 4th and Walnut sts.
j. @. lIolley, Taylor aud Spruce SITS.
Mrs. Irwin, Sth and Windsor SITS.
y. Kelley, Chestnut and Jackson ste.
ID. II. Klund, 10th and Spruce SITS.
Gus Konitzer. Sd and Pine SITS.
Geo. Fighter. 18th and Poplar cts.
jos. Jeferis, 18th and Claymont ats.
W. II. Lloyd, 70h King ct.
Lynch Il Leary, N. z. cor. 4th and Madi-
ton SITS.
j. f. Morriss, Front and Harrison SITS.
James Mehsrg, 9Th aud Wilson SITS.
j. MArshali, 9Th and BenAett SITS.
E. J. Miller, 9th and JeiIerson cts.
W. l.. Sharpe, 9Th and Adams SITS.
w. l.. Postles. 10th aud Wilson SITS.
Pierce, Gray s. Co., 7th and Bennett SITS.
Mrs Ryan, 10th and Lombard SITS.
Howard Stats, 9th and Kirkwood sts.
Mrs, Stewart, 9th and Pine sts.
W. H. Searles, Sd and franklin sts
Rohelt shinn, Third strett bridge.
A. 6,mtman, Madison above 9Th st.
~. Taylor, 9th aud Adams sts.
Mrs. W. II. Tucker, sth and Pine SITS.
Geo. A. Taylor, Sd and King ste.
d. 4. Truitt, 9th and Spruce cts.
b. G. Wells. 10th and Walnut ets.
j. j. Wilhelm, Chestnut and Adams.
Mrs. Mcguire. 9th and Poplar St.
Mrs. Kelley, 9th ct. between Poplar and
Lombard.
Ask for Mason's and take no other
DRyRRRLL Bros,
Wholesale Agents for State of Delaware.