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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
Dots,


Charles Steward. plumber, sos Ship
ley street. Phone 7l5.
Painful teething, collie, diarrh9a pre-
vented and cured by Hoopers anodyne
BLsh's. French street wharf. is the
place to buy your coal.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
Tor cheap Furniture and Carpets. 500
SIMPLY street. N. X. Reed, manager.
Now is the time to order your $500
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
SOP Market street
For Buck wheat at cents per pound,
or : pounds for 25 cents, go to j.
Jerome Smiths, Northeast corner,
Fourth and Shipley streets, Whining
ton, Del.
DR.. Joseph II. Chandler of Centre
vile, lost creeper from one Of his
horses on the Kenneth Pike, a few days
ago.
A man fell on the icy pavement on
Sixth street, near Madison last even
ing, but fortunately escaped without
serious injury.
Several men have been laid off for
want of work in the shops of the Jack
son Il Sharp Company, Business is
also very dull in the other car shops of
the city, and a great many men are
looking for work.
pound packages prepared Buck
wheat, pure Buckwheat only Is cents
at }. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
Be,,er Try 70 =, nir potatoes.

Among the visitors at one of the
Chicago public schools was retired
farmer uncle of one Of the pupils. OBJ
serving that her guest appeared much
Interested in the children, the teacher
invited him to speak to them.
"Chiltren," said the visitor, "how
many of you ever saw load OF puta-
toes going to market" Only few
hands went up, for Chicago school
children are not so favored In that
line as their town cousins. We'll"
continued the guest, amy one who
sees load of potatoes going to mar
ket will notice that only the big ones
are on top. The little ones al tho lot.
tom. In the shaking up that the load
gets In going to market the big pota-
tees crowd tie little ones to the bot
tom.
This world of ours, my little friends.
lmay tie compared TO a load OF potatoes
going to town. The people Are the
potatoes. You, here in school, @are
to be part of this load of
potatoes. and to take your chances in
the shaking upwhieh comes in getting
before the public and making a success 8
jim life. In school is where you begin
to be either big or a little potato. III
you are learning your lessons and
working hard to stand high in youI
class. it means that you are going to
he a big potato when you leave school
and 20 out into the world.
'1f you are failing to get your les
SONS it means that you will be a littls
potato III the world, a potato that is
not much good and one that nobody
will have much use for. Study hard
Get every lesson perfectly! Then you
will be bright and Intelligent, and
WHOM you go into tho world you will
tie on top, you will attract attention.
and people will pay we'll to secure
you.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

New York. Jan. 22.-When Manager
Kyle, representing the Frank Queen es-
tate, learned that Billy Madden had left
$4,000 in the hands of representative
OF the New York Clippers editorial de-
part1nent to make match between
Peter Maher, the Irish champion pugi-
list, and Champion john L. Sullivan for
the championship of the world, he sent
word to the office that The Clipper
would hold no more stake money for
boxers. Consequently Billy Madden,
Makers manager had to take his money
elsewhere. Madden finally put his
money up with morning newspaper
with the same conditions that promised
his other challenge to Sullivan-S1O, 900
side, Sullivan to name time, place and
rules of fighting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
Fatally Burned in school

READING, Pa, Jan. GA terrible
burning accident occurred in the primary
school at hutztown. The room is heated
with a stove Lizzie kurtz, aged 6
years, in passing from her class, got too
near, and in an instant her clothing was
In blaze. The flames soon enveloped
her, and her agonizing cries threw the
entire school into panic. The teacher,
Miss Hattie Saul, ran to the rescue, and
had her arms and hands badly burned,
one hand being burned TO the bone.
Rosa Christ, teacher of the secondary
school, responded to the cris for help,
and also had her hands painfully burned
before the flames were subdued. The
little girl inhaled the flames, and it is
feared she cannot recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

Some idea of the amount of travel
ing done by Americans as people
and the comfort and luxury they COM
mand is gathered frcm tie Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Conn anys announce
ment of its gersonaIly-conducted
tours for 1892. Fist comes a series to
the Golden Gate and Mexico. leaving
New York and hiIadei phia January
18th, February 10Th and 44th, March
24th, and April .oth, 1872 Tourists
Will travel by superhy-apppiIt ted
special trains of Pullman drawing
room, sleeping. timing, smoking, and
observation cHfe, under the supelvi.
sion OF Tourist Agent and thaperon.
Then follows suIies Of six to jack
sonville-Ja January 18th, February I'd
and 10th, March list. 18th and 2Gth. S42.
The first five admit of two whole
weeks in the sunny South, while tick
cts for the sixth torr are good to re-
turn by regular tlains until May seth,
1892. The Iound-trip rate is but SO
from New York and S4S nom phiiudei
thia.
A series to Washington, d. c., leave
January 2lst, February 18th, Marci
nth, April 9TH and xeth, and May 18th
each tour covering a period of thre.
days, and rate OF si2 so from New
York and 50 from phiiapelphia and
Whining ton includes travelling expen.
SEES and board at the National CPpltnl
A series to Washington, with long
er stay at tie Nations Capital. will
leave New York and Philadelphia Jan
lary aSth, March 1Gth and 5lst, and
May 9th, arriving there on return trip
February Sd, March 10th, April 9Th and
May 18th. Rate from New York So SO
and from Philadelphia $50, covering
all necessary expenses during period
absent. In connection with tour of
March 10th trip will lie run to Rich
mond and Old Point Comfort, rates
Icing S62. 80 from New York and $50
from Philadelphia, covering all ex-
penses.
February I'd tour will be run to
Washington, Richmond, Virginia
Eeach, and Old Point Comfort. cover
ing eight days and tickets will lie
sold at SAP from New York and $40
from Philadelphia.
Last OF all, the Pennsylvania Rail
load Company announces that on
August 25th it will run a distinct tour
10 the Yellowstone National Park. 1t
Will be conducted on the same gener-
nj principles, and maintained at that
high standard manifested on all the
/ eEnsylyania Railroad Company's
ersonally-conducted tours.
Carefully prepared itineraries as well
rs detailed information may DO pro-
cured by addressing Mr.. Geo. W. Boyd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Wilmington s. Bait. r. X

Philadelphia, Wilmington g. BAIT. r. Il
i Jan. 49, 1899.
TRAINS will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelph'a texpressj. 1 S., 9 S., 4 40, 63C
~ aV.s 0o,s o., 81. los, 10 16. ii %. II -
70 %, d VI. %, p and ia p. IN.
Accommodation, 8 90. @ SIS, 705, sos
10 IS Il. m. Il 50. %, 3 10. 436. 20. Gao
u 40 and 10 80 p. IN
For Chesterlcx pressi,I SO, l - 33.7 -.
II so. 80 8 90. = ~. - IS, II 90. ii 81 a. ~,
Is o. 80. 1861 IL and lap. M.
In hcc91imimIodation. . q; %. % sos,
New York, o., Is, / 20, 9 30, 9 IS, 50.
i Is y 4 p a. q q a. ~ 7 q y
For Boston without change. lo1G a. M
55i y. N.
and ! o Il. M, 8 and 5 10 p. N. -
For Newark tCentrel aud Intermediate
stations, 40n. M, IL 81 and 81 u. III.
baltimore and Intermediate stations
and IL ID night.
Baltinora and Fay Line. & 30 u. IN.
BALTIMORE and Washington, 40. 3 o.,
ii, 10 u and II 90 a. M, II on, IL 30 81 10.
I2uo, "a. D a. .6 %, Z 10 & 81 d. M. aud
- uight
Tninsfor Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, SIS. IL 20 II. M, . 81, $50,
u 20 10. $50 p. IN, and IL o. night.
FOR ewesS 10 II. M, 4,8' p. IN.
Ia harrington. DelElar ana way stations,
r. T., "a 40 a. IN. Harrington and way stations
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Deiniar. II Is u. hi..t 3. y, IN Il l2O night.
hapfess for Wyoming smyrna o 50 p. III.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
lCo'nff"rt and Norfolk, II 10 a. m and Il Of
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
I010. ~ 20. 10 81, II is ain, 40 L: 81, IN,
:o5 Soj -; Ih5 u, 4 Al. os. 5 80, s $.
Q 7659,7 40. y Il. II sep. m.and IL o. night.
Acc g, %. 80. 10 IS. II = ~
n. ". 20 10. 40o. 4 10, e2s. sjS. 1908,
10 a0aud II IS n. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phliadeiphia tcxpress), IS. 25j,
P a, ~; o., o. o. IS and T. m
~ 10, 10. 0 = : and 10 30 p. IN. go
t9f chester (eNpressl. b5.4 p. $50. 90
Il p, a, M, 3, ' 0e and n m.
For New York teKpross), So. a5J.
4 20. 90, 20, II 5la. m. IL 4. 13i. AL,
O., o. % Fl, 706 y. m.
For Boston without change. s. Sc u. m.
FOR west chester, ria Lamotin. %
For For Cape Chart Charles, Old Point ComFor,
and Norfolk, Il OF night.
Fer MidnlGtown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
Seafofd, Laurel and Deltn.tr, IL oil night.
Baltimore ana Washington, 40, = Oh.
20 I'm. M, IL CO, / 10. 5 ~, 30 Q3 7 40.
Is 20 D. m. and II 10 night. Baltimore on
lily, 6 OF n. m. and IL II night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington Tex pressl, 50. 20, ~ II -
IN. M, III Al, 0s, d 81, 40. 10, ii IL
lll 30 y. M, and 10 o3night.
| Accommodation, s 30, 10 " a. IN, l255,
pos. 10. s SO, 10 e3 Gnd ii 80 y. M
| For further Information, passengers
are referred to the ticket Office at the
Station.
~ Congressional Limited express. trains
composed entirely of Pullman Vostfbule
iParlQr and Dining Cars.
80 Limited express trains, composed of
Pullman Nestibute parlor Cars, Nestibule
Passenger Coaches, and DUNG Car.
.CHAS. E. PUGH. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Pass'Rer Aqt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

Court met at $50 o'clock Yesterday
p. m. Attorneys General BigEs con
cluded by 3.G6 his Argument against
granting Il new trial IN the Clark Gih-
ons conspiracy case. dwelling on the
TWO points as to yenu and as to the
declarations made by joseph clark 10
his wife Mary and by herto him which
MIR. Harrington had said ought not to
nave Teen admitted in the testimony.
In his concluding argument, favor
ing new trial, MIR Harrington
thought every ease the States AItor-
ney he'd cited Was where there was a
special State statute, that there was
no evidence OF an agreement to con
apire, that in a misdemeanor the pre-
sumption is that she was under the
influence OF her husband unless the
state shows to the contrary. He also
held that no YGnu had been laid and
argued at considerable length. At the
conclusion OF which Judge Cullen
said: II he court will announce its de-
is!on TO morrow morning at 10
o'clock
lie case of William Helmrod VS.. tho
Delaware Morocco Factory was called
up by Lewis Z. Nandegrift, ESQ.,, for
the plaintiff. The efeuse had claimed
II set on which he did not concede.
George Maxwell, tho treasurer. says
there rs a just defense in the nature
Va "a 6tb Oli. ITO hbLE WAS tAIkuISu
by the defendant for an account due
hem. At the time the note wns given
they had an account against William
chloss. James Keen made appliea-
ton for an order upon Schloss for the
amount due the morocco company.
lie requested and insisted that he
could get the money and prevent legal
proceedings. He would credit the
morocco company with 1t on the note
They gave tho order. 1t has never
peen returned. The defense admits
that there is Il balance due tho plain
Lii but claims that the order Is a set
off TO the debt due heen, Sutterlee &
Co.
Tho motion for Judgment was denied
as the affidavit wus considered stroug
enough TO Lring the matter to an
issue.
Court then adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
oHILn NOT sHLL1onRnNT.
Latest Dispatches Indicate Feeling Of
Cancellation.

--latest Dispatches Indicate e Feeling Of
Cancellation.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Times pub
fishes dispatch from it's correspondent
at Santiago de Chile which states that
Captain Evans, Of the United States
steamer Yorktown. prudently ascer-
tanned that the Chilean government 1c-
clined TO accept Minister Egan's prsion
sion that the mercantile flag would pro-
tect the Chilean refugees. and he there
fore carried them under the United
States warship flag TO Callao. The con-
duct of Captain Evans, the dispatch
adds, is highly appreciated in Santiago.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 22.-The feeling
here is unmistakably for a friendly set
Element on the part of the Chilean gov
eminent and people. A few Americans
here are doing their utmost to bring
about war. Chile has lately shown
every desire for an amicable settlement,
but certain parties are, for speculative
purposes, adding to the existing troubles
between the United States and Chile.
Boston, Jan. 90. - Colonel H. "A.
Fisher, Chile's representative hers, says
that he knows letter was sent from
Chile to this government in December,
and will arrive in few days, which
will satisfy the Washington authorities.
He intimates that the letter was sent by
messenger. He says the Chileans are
worthy of respect, and that Americans
make mistake in ridiculing them.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Everything
about the state, war and navy depart
ments is as quiet as mill pond. There
has been no suspension of activity at
the yards and gun shops, but, on the
other hand, there is no war talk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co, DEL.

Jan 10, lbpS.
Upon the application OF James 5. Heal.
Executor. of Elizabeth Mooney, late OF
Wilmington Hundred. in said county,
deceased, it Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor
give notice of granting Of Let
tors OF Iestamentary upon tile estate OF
the deceased. with the date of granting
thereof, ny causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from the date of
such Letters in six OF the most public
places of the county of New Castle, re-
quirinR all persons having demands
against the estate to present the saline, OF
abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the
Same TO be inserted within the same per
fod in the Daily Republican, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, Del. aud to be
Icon1 inued therein three weeks. e. O. d.
~ Given under the hand nnd seal
Is. 81 OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
- nj Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
]. WILKINS COOCH,. Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
ngainst the estate of the deceased must
present tho same. duly attested 10 tic
Executor. ON or before Jan. IS 1897, or
abide the Act OF Assembly ia such case
nude and provided.
JAMES s. HEAL.
Executor.
Address Il. C. Train, Esq. Attorney NJ
Law. Wilmington. Del jl0-3w cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
ON TUESDAY.
The Goth day of January. 1892.

The following described real estate. viz:
Those two lots now comprising ON
tract OF land situate In Christians hun
dred, New Castle county and stale o
Delaware. sevcrally bounded and de
scfibcd as follows to wit: NO l, Begin
ming NJ u stuke by the side of Brandy
wine Creek now a StnRe marked S aud ii
set by Isaat Smith. Robert Husbands and
John Holland where the staae formerly
stood, and a corner of Jacob Smiths land
thence south 81 degrees west ~ perches.
and $40 To Il stake, thence sou4h 33A de
RreeS W. 80 pcrcbt6 and 80 to stone he
tween back oak trees. thence north % "a
degrees " est IS perches to a stake in the
HE of Jacoh Holling> worth s land, thence
by the s;lulc south 81 degrees west 81 g4er-
chesto a corner Of San'l i. Chambers land
near black oak stamp thence by the same
South II degrees, East 6G perches to ii
stake or stone thence by the follow ing
new lines dividing this from that part OF
the original tract devised 10 lii Wilson,
now s,tld Robert Husbands. n IS degrees.
East eight perciles and G-lo to g MULBERRY
tree. thence South al 81 degrees. East
thirty perches aud 19t stone in the
side OF Bride road, North -. degrees.
~ asst "A $40 perches to II Beach tree by
the side of a run, thence down the said
run 10y it's several courses 81 and $40 per
ches to Braudywine Creek aforesaid
thence up the same by the several courses
about LET perches TO the place OF beginn-
ing containing CS acres aud II pcrches OF
land, be the same more or lie s..
No = 4 y that lot beginning at stone
IN Inc oil other lands OF the said Isaac
;. Thompson meaning No. /, above de
lscrihed, thereby north 22tl degrees. west
~ perchcs TO a stake in a line of land oil
the heirs of --Foliingsworth de-
ceased, thence thereby north 5aIs degrees,
East 52perches and 2-l0 toa stone in Il line
of lot No. g as laid down on the aforesaid
conveyed TO Eli Nichols, thence
Thereby south 294 degrees, Fast lG3a rcr-
ches. TO a stone in line of other lanGs
OF said tObert Husbands and thence
thereby South 66A degrees. West " per-
lcbes. aud 6-l0 TO the place of beginning
within those bounds, acres
and 100 square perchcs of land, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as pro-
perty OF Isaac =. Thompson and Sophro-
MIA his wife, and e. Us, and TO he sold by
WIN. SIMMONS. Sheriff..
sheriT's Office, Jan. sth. ~, Wilmington
Delaware. j9-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
EGISTERtS ORDER,
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEw CASTLE CoUSTY, DEL-t


Upon the application of Thomas MArs=
den, Executor of Robert >mith.late of VIII
mington Hundred in said county, deceased
il is ord red and directed by the Register
thnt the Executor aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters Parliamentary upon
tho estate Of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof by causing advert ise-
mcnts to be posted within forty days from
the date of such lie tors i'll six OF the most
public places of the comfy of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
against the esfateto present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the
same 10 he inserted within the same per-
Cd in the DAILY REPUBIIGAN, a news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, 10. o.
do
Given under tho hand and seal
l.. $. Of office ofthe Register aforesaid
49, ut Wilmington. in New Castle
Eounty aforesaid the day and year above
written.
J. WILKINS COoCH, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against I he estate of the deceased must
present the same. duly aitested to the Ex-
eeutor. on or before January end, 1883, sor
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
made aud provided.
THOMAS MARS DEN, Executor
Address Horny c. Conrad, Esai Will
Del. u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

The new office luildlng OF the Edge
Wednesday night with brilliant re
ception. A special train took lot
guests from this city and a large mum
Der were present from Newark and
Philadelphia.
Sevcnty-iive couples took Tart in
the grand march that opened the
dance which lasted for eeveial hours
Cooks orchestra of Philadelphia fur
nished the Music, and splendid
supper was served by caterer Colder
Of this city.
The new office building was built by
William II. EoulIi & Son the contract
price being about Sl7, 900. Tho build.
ing is of brick, walls Is inches thick,
with stone trimmings. Its dimensions
are 55 feet wide, 81 feet ) inches long
and 80 feet high.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

schedule IN erect Nov. 70. 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE DEE. AVE. DEPOT,
aExpFess traIms,
nlU5J an. ia "a a. 30 s5as - no =, ~ '
New fork ,Ituusts sos = T.. III IN as =,
m. 'la "a $3.50. <J:Is " ~ >, n, 80
Boston. s5 80 n. M daiir ,ri.I, p,,,,,,,,
Buffet sleeping Cars. ruiii,fnp tb ron@h 70
Hnstou without choI,,e ~, !. 10
eic Bridge, iantiinr nasacnssrs ~ n !, !, II
sta ien at boston. 80 - - "a
Philadelphia, week days, % Oa, 8 90. as
iii. q 40 so. - ., a00, $780, 10 40, sfB ~.
I'll 81 n. M, ~ - 01, = y, o5,4 10. u5 IS Is
Phiiadelpiiis, stindnys, IS e., 645. .7l7,
75o, sos. III 50. il40n m. 'l2 ~ 00.s2 % OJ,
Chester, week days. Is o.. o 90. 6 Al, Il II
q 40, So g 20, $40 20 80, 1000, 30 So. eli "a
II. M, o. s26 30h, 4i0, ) o., % .. G4l.
Il 30, s 50, 1000. .lu IS p. III.
sos, 40 3d. I'll 10 Il. M. 90 a. 3 o. 10, 10.
sa3s. IN, u -, 80. 1000, 'le 81 u. IN.
Atlantic Civ. week DAYS, Il Il u. M,
sl2 "a - 90 H. m. Sunday, sIi7 II. M
40 so u, IN. IyUerpou,t
Eat,tno,.a WI isn " 30 y ND.
,s a. 10 as " ~ " ~
= $ ~ ~ M " d g. liz, " ~ 70 90 AZ VA
Baitiinoro and way stations. 7os a, m.
% - +; ~. duly. ,,,,,,t,,o, s.,4t,.
INV Ia ~ ssn u, on
as n pei ~ =! :, ~ 10 u. m,
=Iai,,, : % = AZ o. % ! Az p iil'
Pittsburg, Is A. a. M, a 40 p. m. daily,
ChfcaIo. IS Il u. NJ, - ~ p. m. daily
Gtnelnnati ana s.; Louis. .isio p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
Warehouses of Ailesbury Dead.

LONDON, Jan. 60. = Lady Caroline
BrudenellBr dowager marchioness
Of Ailesbury, died yesterday, aged 10.
She was a daughter of the eleventh earl
of Pembroke and widow of the second
marquis Of Ailesbury. The present
marquis, the fourth in the line. is the
sealawag peer who married Dolly Tes-
ter, the notorious Brighton music hall
singer, WAS ruled off the turf for fraud
ulent practices, and WAS recently au-
thorized by the courts to sell the ances-
trail seat of Sayernalie Forest to Lord
Iveagh to enable him TO pay his debts to
Usurer Lewis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22

The Every Evening contains the fol
lowing:
Wilmington NJ f. Conference at Its
next annual session, most likely will
have six pastoral vacancies to fill.
Since the last annual session three
members have died, the Rev r. o.
Ayres, 4. r. Dreamer and s. j. Baker.
The Rev, j. ID. Rigg has taken n super
animated relation and 1t is thought
That ut tho next annual session the
Hill will be given such relation. Mr.
Hill, owing to illness. has been OBJ
liged to stop preaching aud during
the ensuing two months his pulpit,
at EliNton, Will be supplied by minis
ters OF Wilmington district. 1t is
unlikely that the Rev. II. C. Jones will
be able to resume pastoral duty next
conference year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-22
"a King street and corner
Pkg b 18th and King streets. We

on0,,Kkidn Ing street ,,,9t s and eor9sr
~ ~ ~ are offering for lent. sal
herring. russian sardlnes. Chill sanca.
CELERY. salt in sifters, little tycoon pick
els. See tho table peaches at 10 cents q
can, efsporated peaches ut 10 cents whole
apples and pitted cherries. See the corn
and tomatoes we offer, ana look at the
price. Look at tue Hour at 80 cents bag.
See our luke tapico AT s cents, pearl tapl-
oca chuap Try our Jelly. ali tayors, and
wine sauce. 10 cents box. We have
lialters cocoa aud Bakers coeoa shells.
Macardni. have you ever tried oyster
maeAfonia IT not, try 1t. Cook the Inaa-
arogii soft; lay layer of oysters and
lnver of tnaearoni till YOU I'LL the dishs
little nip oil butter on each layers pint
of milk and three eggs; pint of bread
crumbs season and bake, then ask mo to
dino with You. 1t is a dish tit for tho
king. We need not tell about our toR, il
Is excellent, so Is our coffee We have all
prIces from III for Is cents up 10 % cents.
Tho quality we guarantee. We have
butter as low as 30 cents. We have all
prices of molasses and syrups. Come In
and LOOK at our soap; naphtha soap IL
what we can recommend; it Is fine, IL
makes the clothes white; it saves womens
the dirt falls out OF he clothes when ye1s
use tn 5 soap; It Is most excellent for the
bath, try il: we have basket soap, Sally q
dime soap, duck soap and 1t swins. We
sell two fer n uiekle; then we have nickie
soap at r. NJ WinRS. sgp King street.
and edtner 9Th and King streets. il9dt