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BURNED AND BLEEpING.

Waterman Collins has an ugly wound on
the head, caused by piece of shell, ana is
injured internally. The body OF Hettinger
was found on the roof of the shell house.
having been blown through the roof of the
house which was afterwards destroyed by
fire.
The work of Identifying the dead has not
yet been completed. Rescuers are engaged
in getting the remains together. The crew
of the Boston, to which the dead and
wounded belonged, did good work in Inc
ruins.
From the body of a German, one of the
three whose lives are despairsd OF, DR..
Lewis extracted pieces of wood Xix inches
long by one inch thick, out of the right
side. Besides this, the bones of the leftleg
were shattered, and the cuticle burned of
most of the body.
The windows in Starts mill opposite the
magazine were all broken. The men quit
work and rushed to the hill, not knowing
what might happen, The following is q list
Of the killed:
GEORGE PABLO,
SUNBURN, gunner's mate,
THos. SEYMOUR, chief gunner mate;
WIN. HECKEL,
W. OsTRANDER,
H. Joos,
J. H. HoLToN, all apprentices;
A. KATYELL,
F. LEGAT.
WIN. RUsH-J CRIMSON,
K. RUNCKE,
C. w. SMITH, all seamen.
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Baseball.
Dhec jail
AT BALTIMORE

AT BALTIMORE.
The Oriols batted timely in the second.
Baltimore, ); Louisville, 3. Batteries
Mcmahon, Robinson; Stratton, Grim.
AT NEW YORK.
The visitors had an easy time of it.
New York, 5; Cleveland, 10. Batteries
King. Boyle: Young, O'Con1or.
AT OMAHA.
Omaha, !; Fort Wayne, ?.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, S; Columbus, 10,
AT MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, !.
AT BOSTON.
! Cincinnati had it won in the fourth
| though the Bostonians made great effort.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati, Z. Batteries
Stovetts Staley; Mullane, Murphy.
AT WASHINGTON.
St. Louis scored six runs in the fifth.
Washington, IL; ST. Louis, 10. Batter
ies-Foreman, Knell, Mcclure, Milligan
Gleason, Buckley.
AT BROOKLYN.
The Colts couldn't hit Haddock and were
almost shut cut.
Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. l. Batteries
Haddock, Hines; Hutchinson, Kiterldge.
At PHILADELPHIA.
The game was marked by loose fielding.
Philadelphia, IL; Pittbnrg, 5. Batteries
/ WeS hing, Clements Smith, Mack.
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Crxc1xNATI, June 13-Track fast Five
ngs-virgie Johnson won, Kindora
second, Hamllne third. Time :021S.
Aiile-Jsckstar won, King Punster sec
ond, Penn p third. Time Al Is.
Nine sixtesnths-Judge Csrdwell won,
The Governess second, Humming Bird
third. Time-561S.
Mile and seventy Response won,
Hueneme second, Pendleton third. Time
Il .46.
Seven furlongs-Fr Esman won, Co
Clay second, Excelsior third. Time
1898.
FIVE furlongs-Amos A. won, Vashti
second, Sir Planet third. Time-1 :0214
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CYCLONE AT GALVA.

No Authentic News Can Be Secured-No Tele-
graphic Communication.
PEORIA, H., June 49, Up l o'clock this
morning nothing like a detailed statement
of the cyclone at Galva has been received.
The town is entirely cut off from tule-
graphic communication with the rest
of the world, and the only information so
far received comes from the trainmen who
that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
roundhouses. Rock Island g. Pacific depot
and many other buildings were destroyed
and several people killed and injured. All
churches are more or less wrecked and
Hayes pump and planter works badly dam
aged.
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No lore Trouble Anticipated.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June l3.-The threat
ened race war is over Whites and blacks
are oisarmed and no more trouble is antic-
ipated. Hio Rolley, the negro arrested for
rape on q white woman Saturday night,
has been removed to the Wichita jail.
The story CT the assault upon Mrs. Guy
ken by Anthony Lawson and the latter's
killing by a mob is untrue. Lawson tried
TO break into the Guyken house, but was
driven away. Committees 10 keep the
peace have been formed
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Norris Park Races.

6loA17s PARK, June 49, Five and one
half MISREPRESENTATION won, Tor
mentor second, Key West third Time
l:04s4.
Mile and a furlong-Montana won,
Recko second, Lizzie third. Time-1:539l.
six furlongs-Aiax won, Sir Roy second.
Time-l :l2l4.
Freedland handicap, seven furlongs-
St. Florian won, Alcins colt second, Osric
third. Time-1 :2615.
Six furlongs-Fairy won, Correction
second. Time-1:l215.
Mile and one-sixteenth-Now or Never
won, Kirkover second, Gertie d third.
Time AS.
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OVER THE OCEAN
Expulsion of Two Americans
from Russia.
DANUBE RIVER ON THE RAMPAGE
Terrible Storm in Spain, in Which Number
Ara Killed and Injured Other
Foreign News.

BERLIN. Juus 13.-The American legation
here has received 3 note from Poultney
RigelOw, whose expulsion from Russia was
announced last night, stating that he and
Frederick Remington, an American artist,
were driven out of Russia. They are now
az Tilsit, from which place they will return
to Berlin in canoe. The expulsion of the
Americans is supposed to be due to the
publication of Germanophile articles writ
ten by Bigelcw.
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Homoeonathiata in SessInn.

WASHINGTON, June 13-The hfty-hfth
session CT the American Institute Of
Hommop athy opened here this afternoon.
The general report Of the bureau Of organ
:Eution. registration and statistics states
that III the United States there are forty
general ard thirty-Eine special homoe
opsthio hospitals, at which 81. 594 patients
were treated last year OF thus number
2l, I34 were cured. The death rate was 3.3I
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DESPERATE DEEDS.
PrOtestants and Catholics in East Africa
Fighting Desperately.

BRUssELs June 1S.-Further letters re-
ceived here from the White Father mis-
sion in Uganda, East Africa, report that
the Protestant forces in the kingdom are
moving down Catholics. including many
women and children, with deadly rain of
shot from mitrailleuse, with which they
are supplied The letter also says that
after the Catholic armies were three times
repealed, desperate attacks were made on
the ranks, and the survivors at length
driven towards Victoria Nyanza. So hard
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HEAVY CLOUDS BEGAN TO GATHER
and few minutes later tornado swept
across the city from the northwest, accom-
panied by terrific thunder and lightning
and torrents of rain and hail.
On the west side trees were blown down,
awnings torn off and windows shattered.
A brick cittage at 1886 Whipple street was
demolished. Two-year-oId Emma Kiln
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The nannhs River Rising.

BUDA PEsrH, June 13.-The Danube
river has risen four and half inches since
last night. The town of Raab, sixty miles
northwest of this city. tributary OF the Dan
ube is isolated from the surrounding cOun.
try by the food.
HAVANA, June 13.-A dispatch from Mat
anzas says the loss occasioned by the flood
is estimated at $50. 900.
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ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Six furlcngs-
Leum bia won, France second, Cornet third.
Time-1:l43l.
Five furlongs-Dolda won, Tom Kelly
second, Rube Burrows third. Time :0315
Six Acknowledgements won, Nancy
Hanks second, Granite third. Time 81 a.
The Deacon third. Time 445l.
Seven furlongs won, Bon
ME b. second. Red Bird third. Time
:321.
Five furlongs-Zender won, Dave Soc
second, Alice D. third. Time-1 :2915.
Handicap mile-Sullivan won, Barney
second, Bonnie Bird third. Time-1 :42155
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
AL Electric Car teeident

OGDEN. June IS. Especial telegram to
THE HERALD. last evening son of All.
Kershaw was run over by the Twenty
fifth street electric car and received slight
injuries about the head. 1t was close call
for the boy. The accident was no fault of
the street car employees.
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pressed were the routed forces of Gait

pressed were the routed forces Of Catho-
lies, they were actually forced into the
great lakes and from five hundred to six
hundred of poor people drowned miser-
ably, like herd OF animals. The letters
add that Major Keuhne saved the lives of
Bishop Hirth and King Mivanda, who led
the Catholics. by his timely arrival at the
scene of carnage and his display Of the
German flag.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14

New YORK, June 49, Nearly all the gen.
tlemen prominent in the direction of the
affairs Of baseball in this country met here
this afternoon to settle the discomfort ex-
listing in New York and one or two other
clubs, owing to what they consider an un-
fair distribution Of the best players Presi-
dent Soda thinks everything will be
amicably arranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
Eonr Hundred Dying Daily.

LONDON, June 13. = Mortality from
cholera at Meshed. Persia, has reached 400
daily. Business is completely suspended
The Persian government ordered q mil =
tary Gordon to be placed around Teher n
at a distance Of forty miles from the city.
The Russian government is taking vigorous
and extensive measures to prevent the
entry of cholora into Russia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
The Monetary Question.

SrMLo, June 13.-At a largely attended
meeting held here today, it was unsni-
mously decided to memorabilia parliament
for reform of the Indian currency by in
ternationsl agreement establishing bimet-
alism, or the establishment of gold stand
ard
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To Notify Harrison of His Election.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 13.-It has
been arranged that the committee to notify
President Harrison of his denomination
shall perform its duty on Monday next.
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Rnmnr of an Appointment.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-It was reported
here today that Judge George V. Marsey
of Wilmington, Del, had been rendered the
Office of justice OF the United States
supreme court, made vacant by the death
of Justice Bradley, but 1t is impossible to
verify the report, either at the White
House or at the department Of justice.
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A PROMINENT DEMOCRAT.
Judge Altgeld. Chairman OF the Committee OF
Arrangements of the National Committee.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Judge Altgeld, chair
man Of the committee of arrangements OF
the Democratic National convention which
will be held in Chicago June 81. is serving
double duty at this time. He is the Demo
cratic candidate for governor of Illinois
and will make thegun in the fall against
the present governor, Joseph w. F'ifer.
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Jumped the Track.

El.MIRA, n. u, June 13-The car in
which Governor Flower was riding jumped
the track near Addison this afternoon
while going at a high rate Of speed. For
tunstelS none Of the occupants were in
iured. 1t was reported at first chat the
rOrernnr was killed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14

New ORLEANS, June ia serious break
has occurred in the Mississippi river at
the Belmont levee, St. James parish, last
night. A force OF 200 men are at work re-
pairing the damage. Another break oc-
Cured this morning at Prospect levee.
trentv-two miles above the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14

SAN FRANc1sco, June lbs. W. Levy
and others have fled attachment suits
aggregating about s1OO, 900 against the
wholesale liquor house of Alfred Greene
baum g. Co. It is believed that several
eastern liquor dealers Will be affected by
tha fnilura
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
CLEYELAND'S CHANCES.
A National Delegate Claims 453 Votes for the
Ex- President

ExPresident.
New YoRK, June ia national delegate
from Hills midwinter convention, who has
kept a careful roll of the delegates TO the
Democratic National convention, as chosen,
finds the RESULT to be as follows: Total
delegates, SOS; necessary to a choice under
the two-thirds rule, $50. Cleveland has
453, Hill 1886, Palmer 43, Carlisle 30, Bots
26. If the delegations vote as unit
Cleveland would receive 577, Hill 215. In
this event either the vote of Kentucky,
Iowa or Illinois would nominate Cleveland
unless South Carolina and Virginia should
cast 70 votes for Hill The latter is second
choice of many of the delegates. The Hill
men figure that if Cleveland is not nomin-
ated on the first or second ballot, his
chancAs will be DESTROYED
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rha Ranson ths Dsmoerats lost DRAGON

PORTLAND, Ogn., June 13.-Governor
Pennoyer says the Democrats could have
carried the late election if they had not
abandoned free silver and endorsed Cleve-
land. This drove eight to ten thousand
Dmocrats into the Peoples party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
The Whole Town Nav Be Burned

PITTsBuRe. June ia dispatch Just re-
ceived from Chicora, Butler county, says
that a hundred buildings are already
burned and that the whole town may be
destroyed. The water supply has given
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
A Rig Haul.

TExARKANA, Ark, June 14-At GenOr, a
small station near here, on the Cotton Belt
road, burglars entered the Office of the B.
j. Dew Lumber company, opened the safe
and carried of $40, 900 worth OF the COM
panys stock, $4,000 in notes and small &C
cOuntR
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The Presidents Visitors

WASHINGTON, June 19-The president
had large number of visitors today. 1t is
safe to say, however, that none of the visi-
tors had as cordial a reception as General
New, who is in the CITY on his way to Lon
don, where he will resume his duties as
consul general.
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OMAHA, Neb., June 1S.-Captan Gar
rard of troop A, Ninth cavalry, and
Captain G. H. Parmlee of Governor
Barber's staff, came in from Wyom-
ing today. Captain Garrard comes
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Opening of an Eneampment.

OMAHA, June 13.-The formal opening of
the encampment of the National Competi-
tive drill association took place this after
noon. Governor Boyd welcomed the yisi-
tors in the name of the state. Captain
Richards was given charge of the camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-14
FORTIETH ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF the International Typographical Unior-
A Large Parade.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The fortieth
annual convention Of the international Ty-
biographical union began today. Governor
Pattison delivered the address Of welcome,
and Mayor Stuart rendered the delegates
cordial greeting in behalf of the city. A
protest was entered against the seating Of
several delegates whose unions had not
fully paid up the extra assessment levied.
The committees were then announced and
the convention adjourned. The adjourn
ment was followed by parade, with about
twelve hundred men in line.
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per cent. ENCOURAGING reports were read
from the organizations in several states.
An address Of the bureau of gynacology
was read by DR.. Runnells of Kansas City.
DR. H. Z. CARR of Baltimore read q paper
explaining his method Of curing deafness
by vibratory force.
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WHlTELAW REID.

Fe Makes Ills Peace With The typographical
Un.cn FOR Purpose.
tFrocinito TIKI HrRALD-ETAminer Dispatch
NEW YORK, Jane l3.-Many columns Of
interviews wish labor men il this aud
oiEer cities ca WhiteiRw Reidis candidacy
are published here. The workingmen
quoted say that Reid viii handicap the
Republican ticket % account OF his known
hostility 10 Typographical union No. 6.
The otker day IL was reported that the
Tribune would soon become union off ce
Now il is believed that Reid was laying
wires fer the vice presidential nomina-
tiou and found il would be to his inter est
10 make his peace with the union.
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ANoTRER sEvERE sToRM

swept over the city, lasting about three
quarters of an hour. Two buildings were
set on fire by lightning and other minor
damage done, but no secious casualties
are reported. The storm had the effect.
however, of completing the Generalization
of the telegraph service, and for a long
time Chicago was cut of from communica-
ton with the east.
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Crernsse.

New ORLEANS. June ia crevasse oc-
Cured in the left bank Of the levee in St.
James parish last night and in the right
bank, twelve miles above, this morning. A
large force are at work trying 10 stop the
break
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silver Purchased.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The offers of
silver to the treasury department today
aggregated 534, 600 ounces. The amount
purchased was 1884, 900 ounces at .S967@
| $3.50.
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direct from the camp of the troops
on Powder river. He said from present
appearances there would probably be no
more trouble in the cattle region for some
time at least
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TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM.
Many Parts Of Spain Suffer from Lightning,
Especially the Churches.

MADRID, June 13.-A terrific thunder
storm prevailed in many parts of Spain
yesterday. The churches in particular
suffered from lightning strokes. At
Burgess the famous Old cathedral, founded
in 1921, was seriously injured. At Mu-
cientes q church filed with worshippers
was struck; FIVE persons were killed and
ten injured. At Melias similar occur
renee took place; one was killed and
twenty eight seriously injured.
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CcaoaADo srmSas, Colo, Juno l3.-All
tAs employees OF the Rapid Transit line in
ihls CITY are on strike for an inpresse Of
wsges. no cars are running.
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An Emnsror.s Yacht Beatan.

LoSDoE, June 13-At the Cirque Ports
regatta today the yacht Iverua again De,
featsd the Meteor. which IS owned By the
German emperor.
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PARIS June 13.-Eighty houses were de-
stroyed by fire in the town of Dubez near
Briancon.
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Died from Heat.

New York, June 13.-Eighteen cases
from heat prostration were reported by
the police today, four of which were fatal
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Judge Altgeld Is a Chicago lawyer and
has served on the bench for several terms.
He is considered the most popular German
Democrat in the state. He. together with
others, guaranteed the building of the wig
wan Among his associates on the com
mittee of arrangements are F. H. Winston,
who was Cleveiapd's minister to Persia
Erskine M. Phelps, the merchant million
aire; Potter Palmer, a we'll known hotel
man; John P. Hopkins, lawyer of great
repute in Chicago; and Charles Kern,
county treasurer.
Mr.. Altgeld is one of the most active
men on the committee, and is daily at work
in the headquarters at the Palmer House.
Together with MIR. Winston, he pays daily
visits to the Wigwam and sees that every
thing is constructed in exact accordance
with the plans.
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More Land to Be Thrown Open for Settlement.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The House com
mittee on Indian affairs reported the HOUSE,
bill ratifying the agreement for the ces-
sion TO the United States Of lands in the
Cherokee outlet. 1t aggregates over six
million Of acres, which viii be thrown
open to settlement if the bill becomes a
law
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song of praise A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all dis.
eases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Bols, Salt Rheum and other affec-
tions caused by impure blood Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malaria fevers. For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters-Enlire satisfaction guaran-
teed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts. anu
81. per bottle at c. A. Kleim's Drugstore.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
ESTATE OF REBEccA r. GIRroN, DECEASED.

ESTATE OF kEBECCA n. VIM DbNEhShp'
BY virtue Of an order of the orphans Court OF
Columbia county, there Will be exposed to pub
lie sale at the late residence OF the said dcceas-
ed, In the Borough of Berwick, Pa. on
SATURDAY JANUARY Soth, 1892.
at ten o'clock q. m, the following pieces of
land:
TRACT No. 9. All that certain piece, parcel
or tract OF land situate in the Borough OF Ber-
wick Columbia Co., Pa. on the southerly side of
Eleventh street bounded and described as fol.
lows to wit On the east by lot number 23 on
the south by an alley, on the west by lot num-
her 81, and on the north by Eleventh street, be-
ing 49ll feet In width and l65 feet In depth and
being numbered and designated as lot number
~ of j. d. Thompson's addition to the Borough
OF Berwick, and being vacant lot.
TRACT No 3. All that certain piece, parcel or
tract land situate in the Borough OF Berwick
Columbia co Pa. on the Southerly side OF
Eleventh street, bounded and described as iol-
love- 20 ,yit: On the east by lot number -, on
the south by an alley, on the west bv lot num-
her % and on the north by Eleventh street, be-
ing 1879 feet In width and 1865 feet in depth and
being numbered and designated as lot number
% OF j. ID. Thompson's addition to the Borough
OF Berwick, and being a vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent. OF one-fourtll
OF the purchase money to be paid upon striking
down OF the property; the one fourth less the
ton per cent. ut the confirmation OF sale; and
the remaining three fourths In one year there
alter with interest from confirmation nisi De-
f,rrei payments to be secured by bond ant
mortgage upon the premises
CHARLES G. EVANS.
Executor,
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WHO is IT /?

Just few important answers to as many
pertinent queries of interest to you if you
want nice things for Christmas and New
Years.
Who is it who has the largest stock of
Plain and Fancy Cakes. Pies, Candies, etc,
in town and has hosts of nice articles for the
holiday trade? Messrs. Jacobs & Son.
Who is satisfied with a reasonable profit
and doesn't charge two prices? Mcssrs. Ja-
cJbs x Son.
Where's there place Of business? No. I3o
West Main Street.
What else do they sell? Handmade
Clear Toys Candy Baskets, Mufrs, Pretzels,
Canes, Walnut, Almond, Cream, Filbert,
English Walnut, Peanut and Cocoanut Can
dies, French and Common Mixtures, and
everything usually kept in frst-class Bal-
cry and Confectionery Store.