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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
Marriage Of Mrs. linn.

A cablegram received In our
city on Thursday from William Du-
Pcnt, dated London, England, announc-
ing his marriage to Mrs. Zlnn, in st.
Michael z. l., Church, London. created
no little gossip, Mrs. Zinn Is d.
vorced woman and her husband a di-
vorced man. She Is a daughter OF the
late Theodore Rogers, who resided in
New Castle hundred, and was good
looking, dashing woman. Mr.. DUPONT
Is well-known to nearly every man,
woman and child in Whining ton, being
an expert whip and lover of good
horse flesh, and familiar figure on
the road, with his handsome four
prancing grays.
Mr.. DUPONT was divorced from his
wife who was his first cousin, few
months ago, in the South Dakota
Courts, ami upon whom he settled Il
large portion of his real estate and
personal property, besides the sum of
SlOO,oOO in cash. Hon. Thomas L.
Lanyard represented Mrs. DUPONT in
the matter to whom the property was
decided for the sum of 81, whereupon
MIR Bayard decided the property To
Mrs. DUPONT. Mrs. linn was divorc.
ell from her husband, George linn,
by the superior Court of Delaware
about yearHgo. It has been rumored
for some time that the newly married
pair were travelling in Europe to-
gether.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
Death of Ix-NIayJr Simrns.

Ex-mayor Joshua L. Slmms died at
an early hour this morning with pa.
ralysi', wi h which he was attac ed on
Mondu, morning. lie was born Feb
ruary 9TH h35.
lie graduated from St. Mary's Col
lege and read law with Hon. Daniel NJ.
Bates, and was admitted to practice at
the November term, 1879 He was
prominent as real estate lawyer and
but seldom appeared in the courts
In 1872 lie was elected Mayor OF T.
minEton by ~ majority over chief Z
police Edward j. Dougherty, Repul =
can, and filled the office very acoe pt..-
bly, three wears. AT the expiration OF
his term OF Office, he resum ed the prac-
tee OF law.
Ito was son of Dr.Juhn Simms, who
for many years kept Il drug . ore al
Fourth and King streets, and bruth 4
Of DR. j. H. Siums, who succeeded
him. lie deceased was popular In
the community but was never mar.
! ripd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
THIRD EDITION.


The Philadelphia Conference of the
African Nj. +. Church now holding its
session at Bethel A. NJ. f. Church is
an Intelligent and interesting body
and under the management Of Bishop
Tanner its business is methodically
conducted. The conference is divided
into three districts Philadelphia, Ian
caster and Wilmington and covers u
large extent OF territory. In addition
to the proceedings reported iii he RE-
PUBLICAN yesterday, 1t may be stated
that several appeals for aid being
made from several charges. Bishop
Tanner appointed Il special committee
OH appeals as follows. lie Revs W..
II. Davis, j. Ii. Bean ami NJ, +. Sluby.
He also announced the transfer OF the
Rev. A. W. Upshaw from the New Jer.
sey Conference and his name was
placed upon the roll. Bishop Grant led
In singing 4 VIII Guide Thee
There being no afternoon session Of
Conference, the time was principally
devoted to committee work in the
various class and lecture rooms OF
the church,
Rev. W. Fl. Dyett transferred from
Bermuda to this Conference the pros.
ent session, preached very interest.
ing sermon In the main conference
room, taking his text from Mark 6:4l
to 50th verses inclusive. Mir Dyetts
sermon WAS very encouraging to the
Christian believer lie said that the
Master had chosen his disciples and he
had also done the same with all point.
ing out their special field or calling
and they should obey His cOmmunls
and not get discouraged but remen
Der His promise: 'Lo. | am always
with you" -.....
He exhorted hls hear ers to always l,e
faithful to Chri5t,fUr when the storms
OF life arc over they would quit this
world OF sin and sorrow aud would bC
with Him forever iii His Fathers king
dom.
missionary anniversary was hole
In tho evening, which was opened UN
prayer by Rev, Jeremiah Young Bi-h
op Tanner introduced Bishop Gran
To the congregation who in turn intro
duced as one OF the orators OF tbC
evening rOfeSsOr Oustiantieknl
FaGuma OF Sierra Leone, West Africa
The professor made practical aEe
eloquent address. lie sail Hc hat
seen demonstrated the fact that one
half The world did not know how tn,
other half lived He deprecated III,
terrible ln,!uciICe Of rum IN Africa
aud asserted that Ii" lost by coEtac
with foreign elumuuts almost rs lnucl
as she gained.
The Rev. NJ G.. PROOFS, of Norris
town. Pa. and tie Rev. J Il. Frelcl
lex Of Sierra, leone, West Aflici. ais,
made short addresses ON missiunar!
work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
New Castle Items.

New CASTLE, June 3.-The City Coun-
ell held special meeting last night,
all the members and President Frazier
In the chair. The new city assessment
completed by Assessor Daily was re.
ceived AMI referred to the finance com
mittee for corrections after which it
will be hung up for public inspection.
Edmund Mitchell and Miss Maggie
Smith were united in marriage at the
brides home last evening. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. L. T.
Martiudnle.
The observation of Floral Mission
Day has heen changed from Juno 9th
to Saturday, Juno llth, when flowers
will bo distributed to the prisoners in
jail here.
Rev. T. l.. Martlnda lie was last even,
ing Initiated into the mysteries Of
ST. Johns Lodge, \, f, A. NJ
Edwin Eckles has recovered from his
recent Illness.
Mrs Lucinda HazZarl has returned
from a visit to Millington, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

The trustees of tho State Hospital
at FaInhurst mot yesterday, all the
member5 being present except Ma
thaniel Williams.
bill Of extras from Harry Nc
Cauley for tho erection of the new
house for the resident physician was
disallowed. The Board also declined
to pay bill of 5l2 duo Jacob Smith
for labor, and ono from the New Cas-
tie Lime and Coal Company for 521005
for material and labor for tho same
building. as McCuuley was the con.
tractor and was responsible for the
payment of them, The house Ia fin
ished and is occupied by Superintend-
ent DR., Richardson.
The board decided not to construct
mortuary and post -moltem room
under the hospital building, but
| agreed to build mortulry chapel in
the hospital cemetery. Plans will be
1 reported at the next meeting. Pro
gross was reported on constructing n
walk from the hospital to Farn5worth
station.
The superintendent made the follow
ing reports Total number Of patients,
/ 1877; number of white males, 81; white
! females, 90; colorcd males, 26; colOratl
females, l5;total nunhcr OF males, 10;
total number of females 81; total adj
missions during the month, II, 7males
and 4 females; died during the month,
3, female, males. The receipts OF
the superintendent for care of patients
during the month amounted to $3.50,
%. The new appointments of en-
plOyeS during the month included the
promotion of DR.. Llewellyn to the
| position OF supervisor and the appoint.
mcnt OF DR. Marie kennutte clork.
The Superlntandent5 Iecommenua-
ton TO purchase new furniture for
several OF tho hospital wards was re-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on buildings
with power to act. Tho expenses not.
ed in the report for the III onth are as
follows: Payroll S55l.44; j. II. liud.
son ~ Company, S945S; Rid yeway
Refrigerator Company, Philadelphia
sl45, 10; johnson ~ Barnhill. $2i so; at.
tendance and mileage OF members,
sS2j.SO. Total expenses chargeablc to
current fund. sl,075.S2.
When the business of the trustees
was over, they and u number of visit
or5 were escorted to tho bali room,
whore they were entertained with a
regular hoe-down dance by the In,
mates to the tune OF two vioiins and
Il banjo.
There were jig dances by white and
black dancers OF both sizes. Among
them was deaf and dumb man who
danced in every set and finished up in
n jig. He could neither speak moi
hear, but he seemed to understand the
distinctions of sound remarkably we'll
A Colored man danced as II he was
strung on wires. A colorcd woman
unable to retain her seat longer ioinnt
him and IA white woman followed an,
made things lively. An inmate sung
II song with plano accompaniment who
only few weeks ago manifested any
interest in anything around him,
The hHll continued about an houl
and was greatly enjoyed by both pa
tients and spectators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Yesterday afternoon and evening
lawn tea, arranged by the Cooling
Glass Of the New Century Club was
served by Mrs s, L, Rorer at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs Clement Is.
Smyth, No. 1900 Broome street fables
had been set in the lawn under he
trees. Nearly 300 guests were ser cd
by the handsome aud well dressed
young ladies' who acted ms waiters
Mrs. Rorer made few remarks on
"Our Future Cooks, eontending that
men were born cookers AMI would
eventually take the place OF the wo-
men in the kitchen. The plans for the
proposed club were exhibited. They
arc of tho old colonial style of arciIi-
lecture. The first floor Will contain
two large store rooms, one on either
side OF the main entrance iato which
| they open. The front portion OF the
building will be three storiesin height
1t Will have all the necessary equip,
ments of first class eiuu house. Mrs
Minerva Parker Nichols OF Philadel
phia is the al chitect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
Dots.

Tho Auxiliary Alliance OF Klngswood
NJ. L. Church heti its second unniver-
sary exercises last evening.
Lewis T. Grubb, was appointed SUI
pefintendent OF the Brandywue sum.
mitt camp meeting yesterday; vice
Isaac Woodrow, resigned.
The Young Peoples Association OF
the Unitarian Church Will give river
party on the City OF Chester, on Tues
day evening, June 18th.
The Junior base bull team of the
Warren Athletic Club was defeated
yesterday afternoon by the team Of
the Boys High School at Front and
Union streets by score Of is to 4.
Children of the First Presbyterian
Sunday school gave an entertainment
last night. The program included
singing and recitations by the schol
arS.
! Proposals will he received ut thf
City Ireasurers Office until IL o'clocl
at noon on Monday. June a7th, for thu
purchase of all Or any portion OF the
loan OF $4,000 due and payable july
J LIST, lo92.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Your choice of Our 81. 80 and SO La
dies Finest French Made Oxtords--
comprising 10 different styles. widths
"A to ZEE. Go in this sale at Sl.0S
Your choice of our IS Ladies' Suede
OXfords, in tan. black and gray-per-
feet beauties, all widths. Go In this
sale at 81 %.
Your choice of styles of ladies' pat.
emf and Russia leather UXfords. $3.50
value go in this sale at II. 49,
Your choice of 20J airs ladies' S2
oXfords, 6styles, fine Dongola-ttpped
al d plain. Go IN this sale at sl.20.
Your choice OF 800 pairs Indies and
misses 1.50 Oxford5, differenc styles,
e1 very pair warranted. Go in this sale
O vs. cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Tho following cases We're dlspD7e d
Of before Judge iiull tins morning:
Edward picrsom dunk, nini Mil
Patton, drunk, each lined 81 and costs
Joshua ). RrsIa[io mailing from
Newark \, j., drums and disorderIy
AL exposing rs person. WIS lined =
OF 80 days in Jail.
Sarah j. Archer. c0lurcd, charged
with committing an assault and iu'.
terry on Letitia iaikor, cploieI. ON tae
Slst day oi May, hy hitting her IN, tine
back knocking hcr down and -In.c5.
her dress nndrly oil. Sarah hu-'f a
Ietttia arrested no less than 9 t,re-
during the past year and vice versa
Its case OF squahhWg meiEhbOrs
She was fined 81 aud costs,
James Leonard. eolornd rhargel hy
special officer llilyHrl of tie W Il y.
railroad, with stealing lot 0i iron
from tho yard of tie company
lie was held in the sum OF -lol lail
for court.
Annie Nachomsiil, Ellen Nmasai
and Francis Schtolf hmon, Poles.
charged with stealing coal from the
cars OF Wilmington ,lad Nurthrrn Raj
road. They Thought thcy hal # right
To take the coal. AMI s.id not in " il
was consdtred stealing. HE ehurge
oil stealing WAS Withdrawn and they
were lined s. and gusts each for tres.
pass.
The case of Thos. DnTy for ylolat,
Ing citF ordinance was dismissed on
payment of costs.
Joseph latrlo, charged with com.
uniting an assault, and cutting An
tonic and l;dllhell SGarll. Ia light
near Wawu9ct clvin-s pntl, on Satar.
daSgadsning last he prisoner VA.
saesanded FOR further leMiGI On sat
urday.
InI,p I.,t.i,. ,-i,.,..,.,.i .,.i.i. -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
FIFTH EDITION.,


Tho singing OF the Wilmington
Church cholrs has been the most novel
and entertaining feature of the Ola
Poutida, and some excellent work has
been done in this line.
The rink building, decorated as 1t Is
with masses of hanging bunting, is a
most unfavorable place for vocal mu-
sic, and tho choirs which have good
natnrediy volunteered to sing against
such odtis, have the full sympathy OF
their audiences and the management
oil the OLA Pudrlda
lne singing done by the Union and
Delaware Avenue church chulrs last
night was very line and many EXPRESS
oil the wish that they might hear such
music under more favorable cireum-
stances
Patrons oil the fair are looking for
ward to Il great treat OF saturday
night, when two OF the strongest
choirs In the city, namely:West PresbN-
terrain aud St. Johns chors lead by
J. J. Clymer and W. j. Fisher respect.
ively VIII sing
The voting Tor the ''most popular"
choir goes along in a spirited manner,
and the contest" has furnished a
great deal of quiet fun for those TAX
ing part. knowing as they do that
every vote cast is simply good nat
ured effort 10 I'LL the Harrison street
treasury. First church choir, under
the leadership OF Mrssls Bernhardt
ami Gallagher arc doing noble work
in The way of votes. but it is thought
that they will lie pushed hard by new
couIpCtil ols before the close. Harrison
street choir stood Il few votes ahead at
tue close last night.
To night the Wesley Xouaves In full
uniform will drill and the young Id
dies of Harrison Street Church will
givo their far drill.
The fair will continue three nights
next week. Monday night. Old Folks
concert repeated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
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IlII.I,
BOLDLY On Thursday. June I'd, Hestc
A. lie OF Benjnm IN Boldly, aged o

body On Thursday. June I'd, Hester
A. ifc OF Benjnm IN Boldly, aged q
years.
tn relatives and friends arc respect
fully rCque-tg TO attend the funera
from the reStd OF her husb ma
No 1874 Adams street. On SUNDAY after
noon. June 5'h, ut O'Clock. Services a
the 4C usr, lnteriuOnI in tttvpryipv
Cemetery.
NICHOLS At her home near Centre
VI L., bc,.. on tth day! 9Th month Isl
ISL. sarah ~ Nichols widow OF I'll
Nichols. q .e.l - Years
Her relatives ANA friends are informed
without ia tlcr not leo that the tunurH
VIII take piaro on seventh day tho nh
Inst. Leave tHr hours at u'rlOck -. IN
lnt"rmcnt a Centre BurNing tirouud
Carriages wil meet trains at Fairy III
SUTTON NJ II - 81 M from oxford AN,
l. u from Phtiudviphiu.
Ii W Is. On June n, Mary, wife Of vii
Ham j owls a. cl 90 year
Relatives aud friends are luNitcl TO nj
toad tnr funeral services ut the house M
al Fine -. Get, on dturday afternoon "a
80 uUltch lntt rment private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

DIR. b. D. Evans, late assistant ply
stefan and superintendent of Spring
Grove Asylum, Baltimore, Md, has
been spending a few days with his
father in-law Rev. j. r. DILL In this
city. He has boon appointed medical
director of Morris Plains Lunatic Asy.
lum, a very large institution near
Morristown, n. j., and entered upor
his duties June LIST. His family will
join him in the institution next week
DIR. Evans is comparatively young
man, has rapidly risen to eminence ii
his profession and certainly has q
bright future before him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Your choice of 800 pairs ladies' and
misses Sl.00 Dongola Kid Oxfords.
Go In this sale ut 90 cents.
Ladies' $500 Red Goat Oxfords,
turned soles and warranted. Go in
this sale at sl.25.
For the Men We offer line of ele-
giant kangaroo and calf low shoes
regular price $3.50. Special price ~. 30.
Mems $500 low cut veal calf and
Dongola Oxfords, worth all OF So.
Special price Sl.25.
Just received another lot of those
$500 tln, butchers and balls. Your
choice tomorrow, si.9s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
A CLEAN CUT ON Low SHOES

The season thus far has been somewhat backward
for Low Gut Shoesour store is fairly teomng with
for now-and now is the time we're going to cut the
prices on them-wevc too many of them-1o ught heavily
and for the next week we're going put them out
with rush, if tempting irresistible prices count for
ought. This sale gives you chance to buy low
shoes at mere ''Song"you cannot afford to miss it.
Commencing tomorrow will SELL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

About our shoes Is the wear well
part. We never take the quality from
the shoe fol the sake of making low
prices; don't think 1t would pay US to
try such dodge. We Rave u pretty
good reputation Tor handling reliable
goods, and intend keeping 1t. The
low prices we have, comes from good
weather touched our OXforls this week
heavier than We expected; it may
have been n run of luck more probably
the style,quality aud price made them
go, FonMAN'S, No 10. Il. 4th street,
between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Joseph Rogers deserted his best
girl Ellen Philips, at West Chester,
Pa on Thursday. They were to have
been married at 4 o'clock in st Ag los ;
Roman Catholic Church. Ellen went
to the church in company with 200
guests, where she was TO meet her
lover. He failed TO materialize. aud
the welding rarity was dismissed, the
eXpeetant bride faiuting away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
MA itIklEII,

WELLS McKENDRICK = Al E.Mnere
>ew Castle county, bel, on May 9th
by Rev g =. simmons Mr., George =
OF New Castle.
AI.DERSON -MCCONNpR. On the Is
inst. In til" VI, u. Church, Queenstown
MI. by the lIcv, J. Franco. Rev Gourg,
7, Anderson. Of the Wilmington NJ i
Conference aud Miss Allie Nc ''onnor q
Queenstown.
DtLING WALK EN-Dn he LIST inst
hy the .tcv, j France, William Duliul
and MARY v Walker, Of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Do you wonlor why we're
kept 50 busy WHOM other
stores arc doing practically
nothing, except to try and
make YOU believe that they re
giving 81 for 80 cents.
Look in our window and
sec those beautiful styles of
suits at so and Sl2. Over
10 other styles OF mems
sEits on our tables, beside
those in the window at $40
and SIP, we never ask any
more for them, and they
couldn't be sold for any less.
W e have but one price its
the lowest from the start,
land its always the same.
Look in our window and
sec those extra fine suits at
Sl-i, SD and SIG. Over 30
other styles Of mems suits
ON our tables beside those
in the window at Sl4, S1E
and : iG, we never ask any
more for them and they
couldn't be sold for amy less
/ We have but one price, it
the lowest from the start am
its always the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
When he left he said he was going to

When he left he said he was going to
Delaware City.
Joseph Brown. an aged colored
man, testified that he lives in this
city and knows Daniel Miller by sight.
He saw him Thanksgiving night ut
his SONG. He came there early In the
evening.
The defense at 1915 O'Clock closed
and court took II recess,
The special jurors summoned in the
case OF Peace VS.. The johnson Forge
Company and all the general jurors
wore discharged until 10 o'clock next
III onday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Judge Wales, of the United States
District Court. gave decision yester-
day IN tho action Tor libel on j. Ed.
ward Addicks' pleasure yacht, Now
Then" dismissing the suit with costs
on the prosecutors MS the yacht was
was prove to he tho property of Mrs.
Eddicks. and the suit should have
been brought against her The suit
was brought by the HerreshoR Manu-
featuring Company for repairs made
on the yacht.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
A big Improvement.

The Geo. Mccall Company is having
a factory erected over Market street
bridge on tho Cold Spring Ice Conn
p4ny's plant to manufacture ready
mixed mortar. IL Is located right on
the wharf and will have capacity OF
several tons day. This firm Is one
OF our most enterprising ones and Ia
bound TO come to the front in their
line OF business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
Warm Do You Think So?

Well, you can keep cool by visiting
tho newly opened ice cream saloon at
No. $50 Jefferson street. where will be
dealt out to you the best manufaetur.
ed ice cream that is on the market.
Strictly pure, Hoping to receive a
share of your liberal patronage | re.
main yours respectfully, l.. a. ELL
GDi1, No. 60 Jefferson street, VII
mingtun, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Geo, s. Potter will have another sale
OF Bedford county fresh cows at the
farm OF the Pussmore Bros, one mile
west of Centreville. Christiana hun.
dred, toward the last OF the present
month, or before harvest. Tho Bed
ford county COWS have given good
satisfaction in the pust. ard there is
no reason why they should not con
time TO do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03
Dyspepsia amt Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of $50.
to free yourself ot every symptom of
these distressing complaints? II you
think so call at our store and get "A bot
tie OF Shiloh's Nitalizer; every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordlngly and il 1t does you no good
IL will cost You nothing. n. Il. Dam
forth Wholesale ana retail agents, ID
and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

A party under the leadership of Doc.
to Morgan visited st. Georges yes.
terd ~ In "A hack drawn by fcui horses
from James Germans stables, and had
a lot oil fun, but were unable to per.
suade many o. tho ilnny tribe TO nib
hle ut their hooks. They returned
h mo at u sea5onable hour, burnt
Drown A. berries by the sun, but in ex-
cellent spirits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

The boy who has charge of the horse
used to assist in drawing the ear up
tho hill on Lancaster avenue, was
quite badly injured yesterday aft; r.
noon by getting one OF his feet on the
track. He was taken to his homo anu
surgical aid afforded. He Is tho second
II not the third boy who has been hurt
In this way. .-.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

The Wilmington Sunday School
Union met last evening ut Grace NJ.
L. Church, with Harry Emmons pre-,
siding, Addresses were made by Rev,
w. + Bainbridgo. b. D., and the Rev.
George NJ. Hickman. COMMITTEES
was appointed to confer with commit
toe from Sunday schools for Sunday
demonstration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-03

Is the place for Hour. We have lowered
our Hour to 30 cents II bag. You would
think IL was fair 10 see the people car
ryng away oar tea and cuifce, We have
pure Assam tea ut 10 and cts. aud u. We
have the Caravan Overland tea at - II
pound. lf you want to ma Ike wedding
Our Belfast tea s most excellent so Is our
Belfast bread. II is used by all the hest
families IN the city. No dyspepsia when
you use this bread. II is only two cents
loaf, Come and sec our tea and coli, e
and fruit display. Those evaporatei
peaches at cGuts arc gong fast; SO are
those Boston baked beans IL 10 cents a
can. our speciality this weok Will be
hour aud Ii lms. ut +. NJ. WlElts. corner
Firth and King streets. l3.Gt.