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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-11
"Said Pasha" at the Mozart.

Opera-gOers will remember with pleasure
stahls merry comic opera "Said Pasha,"
which was sun. beautifully here last season,
and which will be repeated by the California
Opera Company this week AT the Academy
beginning this evening. As its name in
dicates. the opera is Turkish, and TO say
that means that the costumes and scenic
effects are elaborate and beautiful, while
the music is tunefui, catchy and Oriental in
stye. There isn't much Of q story told. but
the point Of it centres in the forbidden
love Of an officer OF the Turkish
Guard for his superior's daughter, and the
wanderings OF Mexican ia search Of an
ideal woman. No part Of the opera is dull
or dark, and the company, as whole, Is far
above the average comic opera organiza-
ton, numbering about fifty The following
il the cast, in which will be found many
familiar names:
said Pasha. Francis Gaillard; Terano. Fred.
Fred. Lenn0x; hockey, Stanley Fiech; The
Kajah, Ii. W. Frillman; ioubedad, G. U.
rheeye, Jr.: All Nusnd, Harvey Cassidy,
Musad. George Leeds; Plan Musnd. X. III.
Logan; Serena, Miss ida Mule; Ait, Miss
Ada Somers; Balah Sojah. Miss Alice Gtliar1;
semer, Miss Alice Brawster; Innja, Miss
Mamie Grey.
The orchestra will be considerably aug
mented, and will be directed by Max
Hirschheld. The engagement VIII doubt
less prove very successful.
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THE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Colonel Scott Ship Elected superintend-
ent by the Board of Visitors.

The board Of visitors of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute held meeting last night AT
O'Clock i'm the gentlemen's parlor of the En-
change hotel. Present: ;. IL. Letcher. Gen
cral James Mcdonald, DR.. John l.. Buch-
anan, Hon. Marshall Hanger, Major +. j.
Otey. Colonel Cary Breckenridge, Hon.
John \. Buchanan, W. III. White, j. W..
Lane and DR.. George Ross. W. ID. P0ague,
secretary. General Francis II. Smith, the
retiring superintendent, was present a
portion OF the time. The meeting was
held with closed door, and consisted
mainly Of talk. At 80 ten minutes re-
cess was taken, at which time the secretary
stated that nothing had been done. After
the board elected Colonel
scott Shipp superintendent. The new SUI
perintendent has been connected with the
Institute since he graduated there youth.
lie commanded the battalion Of cadets in
the famous charge at Newmarket, and has
been instructor Of tactics in the institution.
General Smith took a stroll yesterday after
noon. and was frequently obliged 10 stop, so
many were the friends who greeted him.
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Poultry and Pigeon Show.

The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon Asso-
citation opened its exhibition yesterday at
No. SO East Broad street. The exhibitions
crowd the large store-room and embrace
exhibits from all parts Of the State,
from Maryland, Pennsylvania, New
York and other States. There are
high-bred chickens in every breed and
variety known, geese, ducks and turkeys.
The pigeon show, however, is the finest
ever given in this city. 1t far surpasses
that Of the Exposition last year.
The prizes will be awarded to-day. The
Judges i'm each class are men fitted for their
duties. There are three gold medals. One
grand sweepstake for the best exhibition
of chickens; Governor Lees medal for the
highest scoring cock in the show Mayor
Ellyson's medal for the largest and finest
display of pigeons. There are also seven
teen silver cups, which will be awarded as
prizes for the best chickens and pigeons in
the respective classes. The officers are
President, W. W. Turner; secretary, L. w.
Cooper; superintendent, ID. j. A. Turner,
all OF Richmond city.
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DANVILLE, Va, December TO- special
The COuncil decided to-day to purchase
the Yates propertv..On Main street, as "a site
for "a new market-hOuse, armOry, engine
house and police-station. Fifty thousand
dollars will be expended Oh these improve
ments.
Twiggs Davis, who murdered Gus Evans
in Henry county, i'm 1887, and who was cap
tured recently in Missouri, has been lodged
in jail at MartInsville.
Tobacco has rolled in all day and breaks
are very large, double sales being block
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A WELL CONTESTED GAME.
wake Forest Defeats Richmond College
at Football.

The contest between the Wake Forest
team. Of North Carolina. and the Richmond
College team last evening, at Boschen's
Park, was very close and interesting one,
and in some respects was superior to the
one of the previous evening. This was
more Of scientific one, and no disturb
ances arose.
over two hundred people were present.
among them several ladies from the city.
MIR. III. J.. Jones. Of Wake Forest College,
umpired the game, and Mr.. Joseph Taylor,
Of Richmond. acted as referee.
The players and positions Of the Wake
Forest team was the same as reported in
this paper yesterday. The lsichm0nd Col
iege team consists Of the following: Jones
(H. FL, right half back Jones C.. W., left
half back: KincannOn. full back; Handy,
centre rush; Wicks. left end; Taylor, right
end; Trumbo, right guard; Johnson, lett
guard; Rucker, right tackle; Clements, left
tackle. and Thomas, quarter back.
The features of the game were the splen-
didly worked triple pass. the playing Of
Jones, the Richmond College captain, the
irresistible rushing Of Riddick and the
splendid long runs 10y Howell. Oliver and
Richardson and Halfback Jones. Of the
Richmond team. The best Of feeling pre-
vailed throughout the game, and there was
no smuggling and loss of temper.
After a holly contested night OF one hour
and a half, the score stood - 10 IA in favor
of Wake Forest. The Wake Forest goes
back to North Carolina greatly impressed
with the magnidcence, beauty, and his
toric associations Of the city of Richmond.
Throughout the game there was no
display Of dissatisfaction towards
the umpiring Of III. l.. Jones,
Of Wake Forest, nor the retereeiug
Of Taylor. Of Richmond College. These are
the finest games played at Richmond by any
team from another state. College boys are
growing fond Of the "canyas jacket"
Wake Forest team leave for home this
morning. From the large crowd that were
in attendance, il appears that Richmond
is well pleased with the sport that is TO take
the place of baseball, and has caught the
football "feyer.'
The Captain of Wake Forest team ex-
presses his pleasure for the kind hospitality
received from the Richmond people Last
night the Wake Forest boys were pleasantly
entertained at Richmond College.
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4 conference was held last night by some
Of the kickcrs, including ex-Gsemor
Cameron, General Gr0ner. of Norfolk ;
James d. Frazier. Of ROckbridge: eX-Lieu-
tentant Governor Lewis. DR.. Gilmer, and
others. Several OF those present az the
meeting were seen, but they were dumb as
oysters. one gentleman said he declined
TO talk on the subject, and other, one Of the
callers Of the conference, said be- did not
know there had been meeting, but was i'm
the city himself 10 look after couple of
bills before the Legislature, in which he
was Interested.
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In the Courts.

Police CouTt.-Nrr. j. II. Barnes. a pas
senger. and Mr. Russell ,,the ticket agent at
the Union depot, had fight, caused by MIR.
Barnes manner in asking for q ticket.
Both parties were fined s. and costs. ;. j.
Chandler was charged with cursing and
abusing W. II. Atkinson. The offensive
language was written in letter addressed
to Atkinson. Chandler through his cOun-
sci was ready 10 retract, and did so by
writing the retraction across the said let
ter. The case was then dismissed. Eli
Tindall (colored), was given ninety
days in Jail for stealing an
otter skin from :. j. Chandler.
samuel Left contributed 81 for selling OH
Sunday. The City Railway Company was
fined $40 and costs for cruelty TO animals.
Charles George (colored), Of the Monitor
fleet, and Lucy Brooks were charged with
cursing and abusing Octavia Reed. Lucy
was fined $3.50 and George so.
CitV Circuit COurt-SOme days ago the
Virginia Paper Company sued the Western
Union Telegraph Company for $500,
alleged TO be damages caused by the failure
of the Telegraph Company TO deliver tele-
gram. The jury returned a verdict in favor
of the plaintiffs and gave them $500. The
Telegraph Company demurred to the evil
dence. The matter was argued and sub
mitted. Yesterday Judge Wexford an
nounced his decision, which was 10 over
rule the demurrer. Both parties then filed
hills Of exception; Willis Wymer against
Clater a. Coles, judgment in favor OF plain
til in eieciment from real estate, also $l5i
damages for OBTAINING property.
THHed States circuit COurt.-The case
Of William l.. Sordan. indicted for robbng
the Manchester postoflice of letters, was
called for trial. The accused plead guilty,
and judgment was suspended until the next
term of the court.
Supreme court Of 4ppeols.- Wythe-
vile Insurance Company against Stultz;
writ of error and SupcrScdedS awarded to
a Judgment Of the Circuit Court Of Henry
ON the 9th of June, 1889. Vests heirs
against Gordon and others; writ Of error
and SuperSedcdS awarded TO judgment of
the Circuit Court of Warwick county on the
nth of June, 1889. Muscoe against Com
monwealth: argued by James ii. Hayes,
ESD, for plaintiff in error and Hon. X. A.
Ayres, Atiorney-General, for Common
wealth, and submitted. Strayer against
Long; argued by Judge W. W. Crump, for
appellant
HuStinqS COurt-James Kinney (col-
ored) charged with resisting the police;
acquitted. Amanda Waring, charged with
stealing goose; tried and acquitted.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
.RichmOnd COuIf.--F. ID. Hill, trustee to
Joshua Roper, lot on Fourteenth street, be-
tween Marshall and Clay, $3.50; Leonidas
A. Wilkinson and wife 10 A. I. Miller, 50
feet on south side Nicholson street, near
Hopkins, $500.
Hcnrico CoNrt.-Robert Hensel and wife
TO Nallonia V. Williams, wife of G.. H. Will
liams. 90 feet on north side of Brookland
street, near Dinneen, $3.50; Nallonia V.
and George III. Williams TO James Il. and
Lucy l.. Kennedy, the above property, $3.50.
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disease which ne bad contracted, and re-
turned no better. Last summer he spent at
the springs, and returned last September
only 80 lind his condition worse, and more
fully aware Of the fact that his end was near.
lie leaves mother and three sisters. lie was
connected with 81. Mary's Catholic Church,
and a member Of the social and Beneficial
Union Of that church. The funeral ser
vices will take place tomorrow morning at
5 o'clock from 81. Maiy's Church, and will
be conducted with the requiem mass.
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The novel entertainment now in progress
at Corcoran Hall is one Of the prettiest and
most interesting ever attempted by the la
dies of IT. Johns. IT begins with the chill
dren from I TO q j. NJ. in the shape Of a
visit from old Mother Goose. bringing nice
presents 10 all who welcome her.
At night the hall is radiant with
color and a brilliant cosmopolitan scene.
There's Russian booth with tea served
from genuine samorad also Turkish,
Japanese and Swiss boOth-all gaily
decked and served by pretty ladies in the
costumes OF the continental nations. At
$50 every night a splendid ta6leau attracts
all eyes. the character Of which can be in
ferred from the fact that tonight "Belshaz-
Ears Feast will be represented, and the
supper, which is being served from T.. NJ,
i last but by no means least
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Land Company incorporated.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted char
ter Of incorporation TO the Virginia Land
Improvement Company. The capital stock
is TO be not less than $4,000 nor more than
81 .Oo0. 600. The company can hold 5000
acres OF land. The officers are: A.. ;. Bu-
ford. president; 4. J.Mellekin, Washington,
T.. A. Barber, secretary; W.
y. Bragg. treasurer, and the above and
Ashton Starke, ii. Il. Taliaferro, William j..
jordan. halifax; X. IL. Cardwell, Hanover;
Richard Y. Gaines, Charlotte; j. II. r..
Ross, Rockbridge, and r. c. selden, Gooch-
land, directors.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange to Close To-
Day.

A general meeting Of the Richmond Grain
and Cotton Exchange was held yesterday
morning in tn rooms Of the Exchange at
II 30 O'Clock. The president, II. B. Talia-
fero, Esq. presided, and Captain Il. A.
Jacob, secretary. The president stated that
the meeting had been called To take such
action as the association should deem cXpe-
dent with reference 20 the death Of the
Hon. jefferson Davis. The following resO-
luton was offered by Captain Philip llax-
all:
RcS0lUcd, That in respect 10 the memory
Of eX-President Jefferson Davis, and in COM
pliance with the suggestion made I'm the
proclamation Of the Governor Of Virginia.
the rooms Of this Exchange be closed We'd
nesday. December 18th.
The resolution was seconded by Nlr.GeOrge
4. Haynes, and, on the vote being taken,
was unanimously adopted.
ON motion Of Mr. Z. A. ,ublett, the meet
ing then adfournecd
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Death of Mr.. Henry Sycle.

Mr.. Henry Sycle, one of the oldest and
most esteemed residents of Richmond, died
at his home, No. 10 west Clay street, yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock. lie was born
in 1912, and had been a resident of Rich
mond during the greater portion of his
life. He established one of the oldest
dry goods firms in this city, and
conducted il successfully for years, and
until recently, when he was succeeded by
highly esteemed by not only his Hebrew
friends but 10y all who knew him, many OF
whom will learn Of his death with sincere
sorrow. He leaves devoted family. The
funeral will take place to-day from the
Synagogue.
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sYCLE.-Dicd. December 10. 1859. HENRY
SltiE.agcd srYcmfY-unc years.
His funeral Will take place from the rosI-
dence ofhis son. No. p west clay street. THIS
Wednesday AfifhNOON nt B O'Clock.
Friends invited I'D attcni.
MORGENSIEkN.-D Died, al the residence
OF bis flthcr. so. fD2 east Broad street 10 -
r. W.. December -, 1850, OllO MphntN-
STERN. JR.
His uneral will take place from The resi-
dence THIS AFTERNOON. 40 3.3D o'clock.
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VIII YOU heed the warming tho signal p'i-
hans. OF the sure approach Of that more tern
bic disease. fonstimptinne Ask yourselves
II sou can afford tor fhe sake " waving no
cents. tO run the iisk and dp nothing iui N.
We know from experience inei -nllol lui'
viii cure YOUR Cough. n never hllt. wv
explalns why lnofe Than Million of Bottles
were soii the pasi year. Ia relieves iFnnp
and Whoopng Cough at once. Mothers ~,
not be- without h.. sample bottle, Zee. ~"
by i5odekef Brothers HHb ~. VI. ~htllu' '"'f
corner of flfth and NanllAli streets.
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Personal MerhIon.

Miss Jennie Minitree. Of Petersburg. IL
stopping with Miss Estelle Courtney. 10. ,
west Grace street.
Captain John g. Osborne, superintendent
OF the Western division Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, office, Radford, Va, Is
in the city.
Mr.. X. Is. Roberts. Of the auditors Office
OF the shenandoah Valley Railroad, Is in
the city.
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salary Of the County Court judge. BY Mr..
Gibson: Two bills each TO amend the election
laws. nv Mr. Flood: To preserve the
purity OF elections and 70 guard against
abuses Of election franchises. BY Mr.
Letcher: To incorporate the Rockbridge
Alum and Goshen. railroads. BY Mr.
shackelford: To authorize Board CT SUPER
vlsors TO add TO County judges salary
VISITORS AT THE CAPITOL.
The following gentlemen visited the Cap
itol; l.. q. Rucker, Patrick; J. J. Black
stone. treasurer Of Accomac; IF. fitzpat-
r,ck. sheriff of Bedford; Il. f. Daniel, treas
urer of Prince George; j. W, Repass, OF
Wyshe; c. W. Porter, Of King and Queen /;
c. g. Jones, Of Craig, and J. NJ. Curtis, Of
Warwick
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EbIa Council. ROYAL Arcnnu,n.

AT the annual meeting of Elba Council,
No. COG, Royal Arcanum. last night the OIL
GERS 10 serve for 1890 were elected as fol-
lows: +. ii. Fechtig, regent; William Gal
loway, vice-regent; A. Nunnamakcr. past
regent; Cincinnatus Washington TYLER,
secretary; j. B. Angle, collector: Thomas
l.. Campbell, treasurer; ID. W. Rhinehart.
chaplain; Charles VI. Angle, guide; ID. T..
Gulich, warden; Nicholas IIaddock, sentry
J1hn +. Harkins, 7. l.. Courtney, Joseph
w. Iaube. trustees.
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A Letter from Rev. ,. Is. Hawthorne, OF
Atlanta, Ga.

Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what a sufferer from catarrh have been.
six months ago. by the adyi ice Of my ply
sicians. gave up the pastOrate. | have
used TWO bottles Of Kings Royal Germe-
teur," and while canu0t say that am
completely cured, | do affirm that it has 50
far relieved me | experience no pam nor
discomfort.
feel il to be my duty to say also that the
effects OF this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
has been almost lifelong invalid from
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. In a period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pain.
She has been using " Germeteur" about two
months. more complete transformation
| have never witnessed. Every symptom
of disease has disappeared. She appears 10
be- twenty years Younger, and 10 happy and
playful rs healthy child. We have per-
suaded many Of our afflicted friends 10 take
the medicine. and the testimony OF all Of
them is that IL is great remedy.
j. Il. HAWTHORNE.
4u0Hfd. Ga, JWfY i2fh, 1883.
For sale by all druggists.
Price, $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS Il MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Posto.iice, Richmond, Va.
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This Is beyond question the most snrcrss-
mi Cough Medicine W. nave ever 'nfl
nv doses invariably cures the worst eases li
Cough. Group and Bronchitis. while lir Nnn-
deriul success in the cure of 'onsunlil' Is
without parallel in the history of medicine.
since ~ first discovery 10 has been SON DO i
guarantee. "a test which uo thfr medicine can
stand. n Won have Cough, We earnestly
ask you 10 try a.. rriec. 90 cents an1 g.
sample bottles free sold boy bodekcr bioii
ers and II. NJ Shields s. Co, corner ni fNlh
and Marshall streets
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Burial of Charlie. n. Harvey.

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles III. Harvey.
who died at his residence, No. sos North
sixth street. Sunday afternoon at O'clock.
TOOK place yesterday morning ut II O'clock
from Monumental Church. Rev. DIR. John
u. Newton conducted the funeral services.
quite large congregation was present,
each bearing floral tribute, thereby attest
ing their regard and affection for the Young
man, whose kind disposition and amiable
manner had won them while living. The
interment took placp NJ HOLLYWOOD
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Both the Nhcclock pianos and the W DE-
COX a White organs received sold m'd'l'
az the bate lXpOsiti0n-. Mos.ls. hume,
Minor a Co. have some beautiful SYKES "i
these celebrated instruments. mad -pr
cially for the holidays, which they are H'll-
iug al reduced prices.
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A youus Mana Death.

Mr. Bernard schepers died yesterday at
his home, No. 622 east Cary street, Of con-
sumption. in his twenty-second year. lie
was a bright Young man. in the bloom Of
manhood. and SON of one OF Rich
mend's worthy citizens who died sese-
raj wears ago. In the summer OF
'ss the deceased took a trip. to Eu-
rope in the hope OF getting rid Of the AWFUL
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shiloh tanrIn Remedy "a marvellous
cure for CHfarrh. liphthHrin, tnuker lituih
and Headache. WIN each bcftlo there Dr. an
ingenious Narfl Injector FOR tue more suf-
ces.ful treatment ~ these complaints WIN
out extra charge. filcc % cents. roli nf
Bodeker Brothcn a nd If. NJ. shields 90
orner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
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GgkTLEMEN,-I have used DR.. Dayids'
Cough syrup for some months, and think II
has done me more good than any other m, d.
icine taken yet. My disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Among
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases. think Or. Dayid's Is the best-a
simple remedy, and its components not at
all injurious. IL giyes.me pleasure 10 add
my testimony 10 its efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. l.. DAVIS. Superintendent
of Richmond City Water Works.
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The following shows the mortality Of the
city for the week ending December eth:
Whole number Of deaths, 30. Rate Of NOR
tality of whole population was 1850 per
900 per annum. Males, white, $50; eolofed,
I; females. white, :; c0lored, q. Mean tenn
perature, 1870. Rainfall 600.
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AfNSifE-SLAWSO .-On sunday. herem-
Der >, 1850, by the Key. B.. ,apsrs. rllANLfS
HERBERT AfN-Iff. Richmond. Va, ana
MARY SLAW-oN. only daughter 81 Capt
I y. Slawson. Charleston. :. g. 80 Cards
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NV IrN(Il NOOM.
NEW LUNcH.RooM oPENEol. OF

NEW LUNCHEON OPENED on
ItBhOAD Sintti by tho MONtN
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Board OF Managers beg u lay "a ieN
facts before the thoughtful people & oe'
city:
A little over two years ago they began DIS
work, which, is spite OF difBculties. ihs
steadily progressed. They opened Win iNv
bOarders, IA Il the increase was such thai tlts
had 20 secur- another aud a larger uu 49,,
There are row nineteen bOarders. and tFeifr
applicants have been turned away "a Want
OF loom. They have now determine Il q open
unch- Room on Broad street. and TT JUS
purpose nave rented the rooms over iNpuf
drugstore. On Friday next there VIII d.
p0und-party held al these rooms, With COM
msttee OF ladies In charge. who VIII receive
all contributions. either IN goods OF money,
and tell them of their plans. Al who 'tci az
Interest are urgently requested 10 eilc inif,
the date, December 18Th, nom 10 - ,, "Nt
the place, over Dupuy's drug store. ~ east
Broad street .
They would also be glad TO show ihelr
rooms at SO east Main street, and e mem
OF their plans. d,flN' ihNs
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CHOICE STOCK OF FANCY GRO

NHOICE STOCK OF FANNY UNU'
~ CtRIEs.--s'hoice Roll butter, ses.'
Good Butter, 2oc Cooking huttef i.S'.
Ing Ralsins, 25e: California kaisl g.
French Candy. pounds. 2oc; Plain Ca ~.
2 pounds. 25e.: 3 tans Corn, .Sc 1tns
Tomatoes. 25c Table Peaches. ior Curran'
Jelly, pounds. 2Sc.; Apple Butter. poehos'
xSc: sweet cider. . pounds Mluce Mea''
25c. a. IL. BIZ ~,
de IL Az North sixth street.