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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-25
A Noted Horse Breeder Dead.
TWENTY-THREE VICTIMS DEAD

LONDON, Jan. 2f.--John Watson, a cele-
brated horse breeder is dead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-25

Dr. J. Eugene Jordan has removed from TIE
Yss.sr yes.0saee " sale Usposlt bgi.dicg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
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L2 IKIEGSA DE Les IEIERESE6 1A(lllAlIS tB AltbNi
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cONCiClONES GENERALES acordaoas Ecr la Dirsccier
para to da ciassloe renltlocs anuBclos.
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nagura. Euy agadahea al paa pueden bsbsr puras -
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ENGUADERNACION
D1L. b(lLETIH HERCAA7IL, ;

zza es&a seoci6a DE- la casa, yeaoasada COZ
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diznto sn&iaipa1n.
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administration du B0letin MerD
.antH a rhonneur de prier Mc2sieurs
es Annonciers franGais de vouloir bien
,emettre leurs ordres de Publieite 3
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
cont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
1e ce journal pour Ia PabliciS FraneasS
81 AsgSiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
nli.. ~ aared for the eummer preached 10

niles engaged for the GUNNER preached ~
the BAPTIST churches. Dr. Whitneid
preached for DIR. Cooper IN the morning.
Rev. Mr.. Duke occupied the Leigh-street
pulpit morning and night, prescning inos'
Accountable sermons, and Rev. Mr. Hlckson
flled the pulpit of Fourth-Street IN the
absepce of MIR. Province. who was absent,
assisting in IN all-day meeting.
Tho sarvices in Union-Station church
vare interesting in character and three
persons were received into church-iellow-
shin. Rev. DIR. Ray preached IN the morn
ing an instructive sermon on Our Lord
Temptation," and at night the topic was
"Fhiah Under the Juniper Tree"
large congregations greeted the pastor
of the Church of the Covenant at both the
morning and night services on the Sab
bath. Both sermons were most kindly re-
ceived. Al the night service Mrs. Reddy
sang with effect DR.. CarmichaePs new
song, Like rs n Father Pitieth HIS Chii-
dren." The pastor. Rev. J. CALVIN stewart
leaves this week on bis summer vacation
He breaches next Sunday az fonkere. y.
y, and then goes 20 spend some t,ihe ~
Bible study OF the conference. III North
field. Mass.
Several Of The Episcopal churches among
them St. Pauls and Monumental, nave
discontinued evening services tor the SUM
mer months.
Rev. DR.. Grammar is filing the pulpit al
old ST. Johns until Rev. Mr.. GOODWILL
the new rector, assumes his duties.
Rev. DIR. Pike Powers, of st. Andrew
church. is spending while In flu'ahha
county. pIo
Rev. william Meade Clarke, OF Frede-
ricksburg. preached an interesting ger
mon at Grace church Sundag morning
/ In tAe evening he filled Rev. MT. Down-
/ mans pulpit al All-Saints' church.
| Rev. j. X. Mason. of 81. James cnurcn,
I who has iust concluded "a very successIu
/ meeting In Goochland county. VIII go ,o
! Kapidan this week. Rev. Mr.. Morton the
| assistant minister of st. James, VINO b ai
[ lust returned from his vacation; VIII HI
| the pulp,t IN the absence Of DR.. Mason.
/ Bishop Van de Vyver and all the Cath0'
! lie priests OF tho Diocese OF richmond
! with the exception of Rev. Father Carne'
/ OF the Sacred Heart church, and the bene'
/ dictine Fathers at st. Mary's. lett yester-
| day morning for Georgetown College, ~
/ &. where they went INTO their annual re-
/ treat last evening. The retreat VIII con-
unue until Saturday.
! Father Lightheart, of st. Josepns, mas
| been ordered to O mission IN New Iealanu
| He will leave for England next Saturday
| TO report 10 the Superior OF the Josephlte
/ Order. of which he is memO Der, thence
| be will proceed to Holland, and after
| visit TO his native town he will leave loi
| his charge in New Zesland. He Will be
succeeded at St. Joseph's by Rev. L. IL
Wclbars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
IN THE CHURCHES SUNDAY.
The Hot weather Tells Upon the ConKrs
cations Priests Go In Retreat.

Large congregations were the exception
rather than the rule in the Richmond
intense heat and the absence from the
city Of many people told plainly upon
the attendance in most of the houses OF
worship. Tho night services were dis
pensed with IN many instances. and where
they were held the sermons were generally
short.
Rev. Mr.. Pell filed the pulpit at Cen.
fsnary church IN the morning. Rev. w.
G. Walden Oiled the pulpit at BrC Q i-street
in tho morning. bat he was feeling 10 un-
well that he made his discourse very brief
aud recalled hS appointment for the
night.
Gost Of the rssuaAr pastors OF tbs sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
THE JEFFERSON CLUBS OUTING.
VIII Take Large Party 20 Long Heach
Tomorrow to Fish.

The outing of the Jefferson. Fishing
Club which has been postponed several
times on account of high water. will take
nIace tomorrow mt Long Reach. This
outing will be far the most enjoyable one
ever taken by the club. Every prepara-
ZION has been made by President Barney
Frischkorn TO make this the trip OF the
club Eatables and drinksbles have been
purchased, and the following gentlemen
are expected 20 GO: Judge T.. G. Minor,
Jndcs =. ID. Witt. Messrs. l.. n. Frlschkorn,
Y Heshler, james Hardgrove, General
Peyton Wise, q. Evensen. Simon Solomon,
Joan +. Rose, w. 4. Rodgers. William II;
Gale. George Eacbo, James .Botto. David
B. Jones. julius Nessler, l. L. Fus-
sell Oliver Mountcastle. William Rueger.
James Redmond. Allen q. Stokes. Ola
renee Burton. William II. Addison. 5. 7.
Waddeli, MIR. Staples. L. II. Thompson, IL.
Cowardin, William NJ. Jones, and a few
invited friends. A letter received from
John II. Christian. at Providence Forge,
states that the water IS IN good condition
and that there are plenty of fish. Judge
Isaac Christian and DR.. Haxall, of New
Kent. will meet the club and extend the
visitors Inequalities from that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
The Clty's Advertising.

The Council Committee on Printing held
regular meeting in the Council chamber
last evening. Chairman McDoWeH pre-
sided and Messrs. Grooms. Bowden, and
Mitchell were present. The usual bills
were approved. Among these was one
from the DIsPATcH for 1913 and one from
the STATE for S3G.23. These papers ha1
published tho same amount Of matter-the
DIsPATCn % Insertions and the S,dte %. Mr..
Bowden remarked that ne could not sec
why the state should charge more than the
DIsPATCH for this work.
The Committee on Police met in Chlei
Pocs Office yesterday at l o'clock and
transacted routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

during the recent fire next door, must
be sold at once.
We are sacrificing our OWN we'll
made and perfect-ftting clothes-selling
them at prices absolutely less than the
cost of materials. There's no money in
it for us, but we are selling because we
must.
The whole building will need re-
modelling from top to bottom, and the
time in which we have to dispose of the
goods is so very limited that we must
move them Just as rapidly as it possibly
can be done.
Never has good clothing been sold at
such sacrifice, but you understand the
situation. You have an opportunity
now and you had better take advantage
oil it. If you don't you'll regret it.
If your boy needs suit now's the
time to get one at a price which will
astonish you.
Every suit in this department MUST
BE SOLD.
We expect to be crowded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Tho sick Poor Remembered.

The DISPATCH is IN receipt of letter
from Miss Virginia l.. Berrian enclosing
- collected by her from the guests at the
Cold sulphur Springs for the Ice Mission.
Tins paper will be glad toreceiye IKE con-
trlbufloos from all Of the summer resorts.
The Ice Mission greatly needs funds to
meet the increased demands made upon II
this scorching weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
rt.rLr " TIT VOLTS.

The following Is the result OF the voting
al the tar at Glbbs's Hall held recently
under the auspices of Opachisto IrOe,
No. 10, OF SWansbOrO':
The ring 10 the most popular young lady
was awarded to Miss Batter, she having
received 800 votes. 49,
The Red Mems pin was awarded 10 W.
A. Turner. OF Manatoka Tribe, No. IS. lie
received $50 votes.
II. c. Anderson. of Syracuse Lodge, the
Knights IF pythlas' pln-l43 Votes.
s. Ibbs. of DAVIS Council, the Junior
Order United American Mechanics pin
go votes.
W. L. Smith, the Odd-Fellows pin-5O
votes.
The silk pillow was awarded to Rev. f..
I. Dadnun.
Miss Carrie Brewer received the doll
baby Prize. She was given l7j votes.
The fruit and confectionery tables, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Brewer aud Mrs. Hughes.
were very successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
MR. IINcnBACK DADLY HURT

Mr.. llNCIBklk BADLY ENhts
Mr.. Oliver PinchOack. who lives on
Seventh street and works at the Lustre
Mica-Works on eouth Twenty-thlrd street
In Richmond. had his wrist quite badly
mashed Yesterday afternoon about 3
o'clock while at work. The Richmond
ambulance was summoned and the physl-
cIan in charge dressed the wounu. a cab
was secured and the injured man, who
was quite sick and suffering cOnsidera0 oily,
was sent home. The ambulance physician
went with Mr.. Pinchback home. lie lett
him suffering considerably with a heart
trouble.
During the month OF July the police
made SO arrests, as follows: For petit
larceny. 4: ordinance violation, 30 mis-
deneaDOr. %; felony, 5, and lunacv, l.
Chief LpscOmb made q arrests, Flrst-As-
slstant Jones %, Second-Assistant smith
II, and Third Assistant %.
Manchester IS sadly IN need of more po-
lice officers. An old resident was heard to
say last night that there should be two
more at least. 80 that an oihcer couid
always be on duty at police headquarters.
Four better men could hardly be found
than the present quartette that make up
the police force. The present Council may
probably take this matter up.
BRIEFs AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. William Amos left Sunday night for
North Carolina,
The County School Board of Chester
field WILL meet next Monday.
Dr. j. L. Gillian, Treasurer OF Chester
feld was III the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Rogers, Of this city, Is visit
ing friends in Henrico county.
MIR. Thomas Traylor, of this city, IS
visiting friends In Amelia county.
Mt Cary Il. French, OF Norfolk, is here
On a visit TO his relatives and friends.
Rev. Il. u. Reynolds occupied the pulpit
of the Fifth-Str Methodist church Sun
day.
Street Baptist church Sunday morning.,
Mr. NJ. A. COgbill will represent the
Chesterfield Alliance at the meeting OF the
State Alliance to be held in Richmond in
Miss Mollie Bachelor, of Alexandria. is
visiting Mrs. +. A. Lamb. on Thirteenth
MIR. Robert C. Petzold left yesterday for
a..yisit TO Washington, Baltimore, and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Lawrence Bailey. who has been
quite sick for several weeks with typhoid
fever, Is able TO be out again,
Mr.. A. T. Strada and family left Satur-
day afternoon for Greenville and Burning
ton, N. c.. TO visit friends
Judge John Ii. Ingram will leave this
week tor the White Sulphur Springs,
where he goes TO attend the meeting OF
the Virginia Bar Association.
Rebeeca Christian, a oolored woman who
lives on the Petersburg turnpike below
Manchester, died yesterday morning at
O'Clock. She had been sick for few days,
but her death was rather unexpected.
Mr.. A. Is. Crawford. who had his foot
mashed by Hull.street car that got
loose on Ninth street in Richmond Satur-
day. is doing as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Mrs I. j. Jewett and son. Wexford, are
rieksburg.
The District Conference Of the Metho-
dist Church for Richmond District will
commence Wednesday next at West-End
church. Manchester. A number of preach,
ere and laynisn will be in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioncer.
Losr, srKArxD, AND FOUND.

I OST. SUNDAY AT 8 A. NJ. To-
IL back OF River-vicw cemetery, -
Answers 70 the name OF Jeii. Think he has
come back to the city. The finder Will DO re-
warded by leaving him at No. l07 south Beach
street. au Liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Y0RK-RlVER LlNE,vn WEST POINT.
THE FAYORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LIZA ~ lsAOil 4iOA' H.
TRAIN so. 10, $40 j. Vi.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily except Sunday. htops
az all stations. Al LestOr Manor connects WITH
stage for Walkerton; with Baltimore steamer at
Wes; Point.
TRAIN 40. Is, 4:43 T. VI.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except Sunday,
for West Point. connecting with 1Ork-klver
steamers Tor Baltimore. Al Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and OHIO tailroad FOR
Washington, Philadelphia, and New YORK.
steamers leave Baltimore at D y. NJ. daily ex-
cept sunday.
trains from West Point arrive at Richmond
at g.O5 A. ~. 1910 a. 81, and SID F. 81.
TRAIN No. "a, 700 A. ".
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday, leaves
Twenty-third street for West Point and inter
mediate points.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN 10 Wo5t Point
leaves at 9:3O A. NJ.
1icxet-ofrics al station foot OF Virginia street.
Open 8 a. NJ 10 . +. NJ. and from +. NJ. TO
1880 4. VI.
city ttke,-o1lce- east Main street.
SOL. HAAS, W. A. TURK,
TraHic Manager. General Passenger AgeAt.
W. II. GREEN, General Manager.
j. >. Is. thompson, Superintendent.
j. = POTTS, Passenger Agent, $40 Main street,
Richmond, Va. iy23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION aI7N

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION aLTE,i
Y CoMPANY's JAMES-RiyER &eEMaz1s
LINE for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old PSini, New
port News, Ciareront. and James RIVER iand-
Tor Washington, Baltimore, sad the North.
STEAMER rOs ANON IAS LfANEs klChMoND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND
FRIDAY AT z A. n.
Electricians dnect 10 wharf fare 3Lfo,
eli. so, aud 81 to Norfolk. Portsmouth, o,d Point,
and Newport News Music by Grand Or
chestrion.
treight received daily foe sbove-named places
and All points In Eastern Virginia aud North
Carolina. - -..
EDWARD n. BARNEY, IRWIN WklSlGkk,
President superintendent.
General oniees: Planters' Bank huiidias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

Daily. D-Dinner. Supper
No % makes al local stops Connects ~ bt-
leigh with Piedmont Airline Tor Asheyille, y. e.,
and all Intermediate points on the western
North Carolina railroad.
No. - has Pulimeu-Bufet Sieepers kl'h-
mOud to Atlanta. Connects directly AZ Atlanta
with ~. & A. r. h. ior Chattanooga, Nashv'u5 .,
and all points West. Connects with 4. d ". 4.
X. X. for Mobile, Montgomery, New Orleans
aud all points southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 134-A. u ". special. 1l:45 \. VI.
No. 1S-Nail aud express Goo 7. NJ
For tickets, Pullman reservations, 1c apply
at ticket-Onlco byG-Street station, Richmond
Transfer Company. 0Ol east Nam street, AMI
company Office $50 east Main 3 rect
JOIN G. NINDEE. L. T.. MYERS,
General Manager. General cupcrint.
@ V SMITH +. }. ANDERSON,
Traric Manager. Passenger Agent.
H. n. BOYKlN, City Pas'gr Agent my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.

George W. Mayo, Aucttoneer
GROCERIES, HORSE AND WA
W CON. LICENSES, SCALES, Xxx REFRIGE-
kATOR, SHOWCASE, &C, AT AUCIioN.-Dy
direction Of tho owner | will sell at the store'
No. 705 west Main street. at 10 A. N.
TUESDAY, AUGUST !, 1898,
CANNED GOODS OF different varieties,
COFFEES, GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
FLOUR. RICE, SUGAR, SPICES, PICKLES,
OLIVE OIL. ESSENCES, SARDINES,
OLIVES, ROYAL, HORsFORD'S and OTHER
BAKING POWDERS, &c, ,,,r,
CRACKERS. RAISfNS. DRIED FRUITS,
MOLASsES. SYRUPS, VINEGAR.
MACKEREL, HEARINGS. &c. &C,
WASHING and TOILET SOAPS,
BREAD and SAL SODA,
BLACkING BRUSHES, BROOMS,
WRAPPING PAPER, LAMP ChlMNEfS,
CANDY JARS. SJONEWAkb, -..,
TEA CADDTEs, = and 3-HOOP BUCKETS, &C.,
CoIPNTi'ER. BUTCHER's AND COUNTER.
PLATFORM and FLOoR-PLAIFORM
OIL TANK and MEASURES,
MILK-SHAKE almost now,
TIN and WOOD MEASURES,
CHEESE CASE, GROCEK'S COFFEE MILL,
MEAT BLOCK, VEGETABLE STANDS, &c..
ONE EXCELLENT LARGE AA GLASs-thONI
ALASKA REFRIGERATOR, suitable Tor
butcher, green grocer, hotel or restaurant,
METAL BOW-FRONT SHOWCASE.
MEAT REFRIGERATOR, and ONE NEAL
SHAVER and NARBLE-rOP NEAT RACK
and TOOLS. - >,
ONE HARNESS (medium sze) COMBINATION
LOCK IRON SAFE, - 1865.
AND WAGON LICENSE,
MERCHANTS, TOBACCO, AND Fish IL
Lot CEDAR Hii POSTS AND 1zINC.LINED FISH
STAND,
SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCOS.
SNUFF, aud CIGARS. and large variety OF
articles usually found IN n good grocery and
green grocery establishment. ~
GEORGE w. MAYO,
~ 30 Aucti0ueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
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~ AND POTOMAC Ran .'.,A'b'k N
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cars ana Frnn., s
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tosk AM Was. ....
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

'Daiiy. ...-. ,.,.,.... DID,. t...-
Nos. IL. a., 40. AMI a1 EAn
~ and iJ4 stop AZ Belnr.i 1..
sigma. Nos. %, -, -, 49, 20
on signal a. Atncnest~r ii b.
and hester. Nos. 81, J.i. 'l.
a. will stop on siguai ~ 80 -.'
Pullman Palace buitt
through trains. on Trains
iu-.Cars between Rcc m0nl
NEW LINE 40 A4.A
Leaving Richmond az 5. 3.
irving az Weldon AZ $50 ;. NJ.
7:30 A. N. ViG ). A. l. Ia
mond 20 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL-kAiL LiN-
LEAVE. ,.
Richmond. $500 AN. Nor''.A
Richmond. $3.50 Z. =. N'fi.'t
Norfolk. 1850 A. N. hthi-
Nortolk. '3:b5 r. 81. kNlu b. =.
me trains leaung Mtamoa4 Z"
Norfolk Al A 4. N. are noEt ifHl-
two points. and pesscnyeis -
change OF cars. Close come
AT Petersburg by ,hs 10 J. p ODD .
trains from Richmond 10 N.1'o'a, a. l-L
trains leaving kichmond q. ''.-
M and ll:SO Z. n, and arr
a. s:35 A. ~, 2:;sO =. NJ. az a. =
close connect oa az fciefsu',s
Earuyille. LynchoIrg, eat &c ...-.a ri. 70
n. VI. SuLLl, ~ .slb
EFT. ID. MYERS, General 81 -.
I. NJ. h ,sRSoS. franc MANS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.

HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.
TOR SALE. AN EXTRA FINE On
Il YOUNG HoRSK, kind aud geutle IN GOA
single or doabis harness; 1 CI1l-MADE DAY.
TON WAGON; 1 ToP-bUGGY. in good order I;
BALiNG-wIRE, Ia large or small lots All at
low ngures. Apply at No. ., Tobacco Ex-
"s.asA " 27.eod3t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH E.A
MoND, NDNoRFoLK --aEzzslzs
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY al ] l.. II. and every SUNDAY at D
A. y.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till sailing hour for sundays steamer
till L. N. Saturday. Freight Received daily un-
til +. -.
Fare. S6.
For further information spplyto
j. ". MCCARRICk.
Genera Southern Agent on,ee Rockets
M.P. CLYDE go,
my2o General Agents, Phllsdslp hia-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01


Shorthand. Type.writing. Bookkeeping, Pen
msnshp. Telcgraphy, /ID-n
&c. ladies and gen >1ET w * n
tiemen. No vacation. Z l)SXfZ.lZ/Z
Smithdeals Bookkoep @<1 (>>|,55SS>xlSe<eeeseI
ing f5c; Pens ~ gross fresidcnt
CRANULATED SUGAR, 5ic pound !;
w NEW DACKEhEL, 25c per dozen;
CALIFORNIA HAMS, l2c. pound;
BROWN SUGAR. &c. pound:
PURE LARD, &c. n pound;
BEST Cl1Y MEAL, 60c. @ bushel:
GOOD TEA, 25c. pound;
AkBGCKLts' ARI0SA COFFEE, 23c. pound;
IL bars LARGE SOAP for 25c.:
Pound boxes BESr BAKlSG-P0WDERfo for l0c.;
SARDINES, sc. n box;
n. q. ROE BEHRING'S, 1Ie dozen for 25c.:
NEW NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERkINaS,
HoaE-dADE BLACKBERRY WINE, 81 per
PURR SUGAR SYRUP, e5c. gallon:
PURE CIDER vlNEGAR, 25c- per gallon;
PICkLING SPICES, zoe. per pound
BEST CAROLINA RICE, &c. pound:
PURE OLD RYE WHISkEY, az a gallon:
FREsH COUNTRY BUTTER, zoe. a pound.
sILy ER-KING FLOUR, hes, sold, s4.o0 bar
rel, or Soc suck:
sNoW-FLAkE FLOUR, "a per barrel, or ESQ.
Per sack:
Phone 3lo. Price-hst mailed on application
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