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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
l. under the authority Of certain deed OF trust
JENNIE +. McKINSOS lhis wife1, parties of the
first part, to HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD
DEUS y. KENT. trustees, parties Of tho second
psrty OF the third part dated April 1. 1891, and
recorded in the office OF the County Recorder of
tho city and county of San Francisco. safe of
Cafornis, iii iber l443 OF deeds, at pages 2l7 ana
following, and In pursuance of resolution passed
on the TIN day of June 1894 by the board of d.
rectors OF said SAN AACIsCo SAVINGS
UNION corporation, aud the holder OF two "a
notes (So. lo.759l, TO secure payment of which
the aforesaid doed OF trust was executed, declar-
ing that default had beon made in the payment OF
the principal sum and other sums, due under SAID
NOTES ana asea OF tru:t ana REQUESTING and direct
b. KENT trustees, to soil the real estate described
therein to satisfy said Indebtedness.
We. HENRY &. CAMPBELL aud THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees. do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, the TIN day Of August. a ID. 1894 at
IL O'Clock NJ OF that day aud 1t ne auction sales
ket street. in the city ana county San Francisco
State OF California, We will sell at public auct on
to the highest bidder, for cash In cid coin of the
United states all that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the city and county OF San Fran.
cisco, state OF California, described follows to
wit:
Commencing at point on the northerIy line Of
Union street distant thereon one hundred and
twelve feet ak inches (ll2 6l2 feet) easterly
from tho easteriy line OF Pierce street running
thence easterly along said line OF Union street
twenty five (26) feet, hence st right angles orth
eriy ono hundred tl0O) feet thence AZ right angles
westerly twenty-five (25) feet, and thence at rfgh,
angles southery one hundred (lO0) feet TO the
point OF commencement, being portion OF fifty-
vara lot number three (3), in Western Addition
FLOCK number three hundred and ninety-seyen
tSSD together with the appurtenances.
Terms of sale-Cash In gold coin OF the United
states; 10 por cent payable to the undersig on
me faii OF the hammer. balance on delivery OF
Iced and II not so paid. unless for want OF title
item days being allowed for sesrch), then said 10
per cent TO be Iorfeited and the sale TO be void.
ACTS OF sale at purchasers expense
HENRY CAMpRrIT
THADDEUS Il. KENT, ! irusseeI
1yl7 20 24 81 81 aug
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| comes law 1t will be worth something TO
| shrewd man TO be an arbitrator. Inc railway
| companies will be forced 20 show their DOCKS
| and their exact financial condition. and the
shrewd arbitrator will know whether TO buy or
sell railway stock.-New York Commercial Ad-
Vertiser.
Ii the report be true that Princess Beatrice
OF England learns all the toplcai songs anu
sings them we have another argument Tor the
abolition or royalty.-New York Mall and EX-
press.
Governor Waite and Governor Altgeld are
unsparing OF their wind The misfortune Is
that 1t is of the sort that In critical situation
brings On the whrlwind.- Ledger.
Hong-kong ought to be great place IN Wnlch
10 start fashionable summer resort. Statistics
snow That there are only 366 women there 10
every 1000 men.-AIbany Press
The anti-cigarette movement is spreading all
over Missouri. Whatever you may say ABOUT
MISSOURI 1t has no use for vile limitations OF real
tObacco.-Chicago Tribune.
1t was Mr.. Jefferson who said. 1--WE must
never despair OF the republic" Well, with The
exception Of PETER. nobody is despalring or IT,
New York Recorder.
Some Brooklynites have gotten together and
announced that kissing must 90. Ibere Is not
particle of doubt that 1t will go-on.-Phila-
delphia Gail.
A Washington man has invented new talk
Ing machine. There Is no necessity for such
an Invention In WashlngtOn.-Chlcago Dis
patch.
There Is growing feeling In the country
that some OF those Western Governors need a
sure cure for malarla-New York World.
When Congress and The Commonwealers
have disbanded Miss Columbia can resume her
knitting.-Chcago Tribune.
Fear Of a possible income tax should deter
nobody from increasing his income.-Boston
Globe.
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GETTING BACK TO A NORMAL
CONDITION..

A few days ago there were many pre-
dictions that the fruit men would be
ruined by the stopping OF railway trans
portation on this side of the country. But
to-day trains of fruit are going forward
very much as if there had been no strike.
The height of the fruit-shipping season
had not been reached when the trouble
began. Some shipments persisted by the
way. A great deal of fruit was kept back.
That is now going forward. The fruit
men, although some of them have been
hurt, are not going to be ruined by a tenn
porary cessation of transportation. They
had made preparations for an active sea-
son aud still expect 1t. The crop of
peaches and pears is now going forward.
The raisin- growers have so far per-
fected their organ cation that probably 90
per cent Of all the Taisin product of the
present year will be represented IN it.
There will be no overstocking Of the mar
Ket by crowdiDg shipments. Producers
will obtain all necessary advances through
that association instead of drawing against
forced sales made in Eastern markets.
The wne-grape growers made an early
movement for better prices. Thew do not
propose to sell raw wines any longer at a
loss. The rates which they have adopted,
or which they propose to adopt, have al
ready received the assent of so many pro-
ducers that it is believed prices have been
settled more fayorably for them than at
any former time. There is every prospect
that the shipment of fresh grapes will be
larger than in any former season.
California is now in the middle of the
great wheat harvest. The ruling prices
are still very low. Foreign ships are col
Letting in the harbor waiting for cargoes.
In dull year California is producing a
great amount of green fruit ana other
commodities for the supply of distant mar
kets, for most of which she will get fair
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A CHARITY AFFAIR.
A Benefit Tonight to st. Joseph S
Home for IncurabIes.

The Alpha Social Club will tender benefit
to St Joseph's Home for Incurabes OF this city
on this tuesday evening. the Gath inst, on
which occasion will be produced comedy in
three acts entitled 1.-The Would.Be Millionaire"
by f. II Muller.
Several months ago this comedy was pro-
duced for the first time in Union-square Hall
and met with great success. A request for a
reproduction OF the play soon followed. and this
prompted the clup 10 assist the home and help
it along in Its most worthy cause.
The friends of the members OF the club and
the pubic III general are earnestly sollclted 10
exert themselves on behalf OF the home.
Many prominent young artists have offered a
helping hand and will add TO the comfort and
enjoyment already in store.
After the entertainment sumptuous supper
will be served in the large room adjoining the
hall.
The entertainment will be given at Saratoga
Hall, to commence at the hour OF p. NJ
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BRIGHT PARAGRAPHS.

Fond Mamma (oracularly)-Eyery given
name has some particular meaning, or ought to
have. Charles signifies kingly; Harry the
noble; Frank-let's see-what does Frank
mean?
Lovely Daughter (starting out OF reverie)-
Er-Frank? Oh, he means business; he told
me so last night.-Buffalo Courier.
Nurse-Sure, ma'am, the twins have been
maxim fuss all day, ma'am.
Mrs olive Brancn-What about?
Nurse-IPs because they can't have birth
day apiece. like the Smith children next door,
They think they have been cheated.-Indianap-
oils Journal.
Mrs. Bongton (proud mother OF the accom-
pIished girl graduate)-I hope, Alice, that you
addressed that French Count in his native
tongue. What did he say in reply?
Alice-He apolOgiZed and said lie was sorry,
but he understood nothing but French. Chi
cage Record.
UnsOphisticated COok-If yer please. mum,
the butcher says shall get per cent on all
the tders give i'm. What does that mean?
Mistress-It means. Mary. that We shall have
new butcher.-Boston Budget.
Young Mrs. Eaton seems 10 take great in.
terest in all the current events"
Mrs. Grasply-Great goodness. why not? She
took the prize last year for both The jelly and
pie Chicago Inter Ocean.
The hog looked at the butcher
With sad and peaSive air.
And asked, when near the packIng-house,
win you meet me there ."
Atlanta Constitution.
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SLIPPED A COG.
The Political Economist says:

The Political Economist says:
The civilization which works white woman
sixteen hours day and pays her cents for
masking a shirt and l cents for washing 1t to a
Chinaman has slipped cog.
The apparent remedy is for proportion
Of the women who make shirts at 6 cents
a day TO wash them at 10 cents apiece.
There is no law which gives Chinese a
monopoly of any kind of business. 1t is
also fact that in this city, wnere Chinese
have invaded more industries than any,
where else, white labor in most branches
is given a preference. The laundries
managed by women command better
prices and do better work than those in
the hands of Chinese.
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VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS.
July. 1894.

City Subscribers to THE CALL visiting
the country during the summer months can
hare their paper sent to them for any
period desired-one aeeek or longer.
Orders can be given to the carrier or to
either the Branch Office, 10 Market street,
or Business Office. 525 MONTGOMERY street.
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SILK DEPARTMENT !!

55
value for Soc be O. al
IT
W be
all
God value for will be closedou a ard.
BLACK GRoS SILK
with
goodv ard.
q
someq a
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BLACK DRESS GOODS!


ALL PURE WOOL TRCOT
451NCH ALL PURE WOOL ENGLISH wiz be
A
SO INCH for &c.
sUITING
DIAGONAL, &c. will bo
&c. will be placed on sale at
FRENCH CASHMERE extra good value for
a a yard
Cents
at
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COUNTY CLERKS REPORT.
A Surplus for the Fiscal Year or
Two Thousand Dollars.

The annual report OF County Clerk Haley for
the fiscal year ending June so was completed
yesterday and will be filed with the Board OF
Supervisors to-day. The main features OF the
report were published In THE CALL about
week ago. 1t makes very good showing Tor
Clerk Haley. According to it there will be
surplus of $4,000 to go into the city and county
treasury, which Is the first prize of that kind
the treasury has received in over twenty years.
This, too. has been ACCOMPLISHED without re-
ducing any salaries and keeping the working
force uD TO an efficient number.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

Trains via Northern Pacific running on
time. Just received wire from p. D..
Charlton, A. G. P. A. at Portland. Or. 10
resume sale of tickets to all points East.
Trains of all classes making regular
schedule time.
T. K. Stateler, General Agent, 63S Mar
ket street, San Francisco.
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prnLICATION OFFICE:

,ot Montgomery street, near CLAY. open until II
otcIecl. P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
s+yso+ near Keorrv open until u o'clock midnight;
::SHaves street open until $50 o'clock; 5O5Larkln
street open until 9s30oclock; SW corner Sxteentn
ana Mission streets, omen until 8 O'Clock; zoIo
Alssion street omen until o'clock and ITO MINI
Lletl opcu until Q 80 o'clock.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DA1ry CALL dnciudinE sundays, seper year oy
mali postpaid: 10 cents per week or 65 cents per
caiendar month through carriers IS1.9 CAII
81 10 Der wear, postpaid SUNDAY C q Liza an9
WEEKLY CALL. $3.50 per year' postpaid vienna
CALL, Sl per year, postpaid
The CALL cannot return rejected mahusc aa I
rc1 viii tbe editor enter into correspondence re-
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Oakland Water Front.

The taking of testimony in the Oakland water
front suit was resumed yesterday by United
States Supreme Court Commissioner w. A.
Maufy. Evidence OF documentary nature
was introduced IN giving the history and status
of the dispuIt
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capacity of Senator German to perceive the
inevitable consequences of the enactment
of the Wilson bill, they would have had a
higher appreciation Of HIN if he had made
the discovery a couple of years sooner.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS!


TWO-TONE
be a
ECKS in a of
tar an bee eda al sc a
4Oand4 4inchesw
yard
l.50
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Burned Mails Identified.

Information regarding the burning of mail al
La Junta, Colo, i'll train wreck was received
yesterday at the Postoffice. The destroyed
mail consisted of 26O sacks OF newspapers and
twenty pouches Of letters. aud all was for vafi-
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NOTTCEE

Any Of our patrons 3rho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trainboys
eiu confer a faUor By notifying this Office
Of the fact, naming the date and train.
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Auction SALES TO-DAY.

FuRN1TuRE-By Chas. Levy d Co" at 113S
Harket st.. at 10 O'Clock
FURN1rURE.-By Geo. F. LamsOn, at $50 Eddy
St, at II o'clock
IuRN1TURE-By Frank W. Butterfeld at
2Sl2B Howard ST.. at II O'Clock.
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TEE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE At
New York. BRENTANo BROS..5 Union Square
Chicago. w. B. SIZEB. 1879 State street
New Orleans. GALLOT &JOUBERT, 115H Common
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Savage AnOinpiZed

Lincoln Z. Savage, the young attorney who
was sent to the County Jail for twenty.four
hours on Saturday for contempt OF court by
Judge Hebbard. appeared in Department 4
yesterday and rendered very humble apology
for his indiscretOn.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fde subscrlb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains lew
dress VIM. FL. BARNES, st. AIMS building,
San EranciScn. Cal.
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KahS Is Dismissed.

81. 81. Kahs, the young man arrested at Sac.
ramentO for passing raised bin, was dis
missed yesterday by the Federal authorities as
there was no proof of his guilt. Secret Service
Agent Harris is of the opinion hat Kahs did
not know the bill had been raised and used IL
in good faith.
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FLAVOR all your cold Drinks with ten to fifteen
drops of ANGosTURA BITTERs to keep free from
summer diseases and all sorts of Indigestion.
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THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.

TEE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
so Potter building New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome al
vertisag rates and sample copies furnished
e K NIISCH, Manager.
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81 HAD no appetite. 1 began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla and felt better. 1 have taken three
bottles and am completely cured.' JENNIE
BLAKER. 1872 East 2lst street, e. Oakland, Cal
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Gus points In California. In tracing the mails
10 was learned that The letters were stamped at
tiers mailed at places west of Chicago along the
railroad have corresponding dates.
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PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER. BUREAU.
SAN IRAN CISCO, July %, 1894.
On5cial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Tuesday.
san Francisco and vIcinity-Fair weather;
nearly stationary temperature; westerly winds.
W. H. HARMON, Local Forecast oh1cisL
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There are thirty varieties of bamboo.

DIR. ELLEN ID. MOORE, Office and family
practice, Lancaster building, Berkeley. Cal.
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The Fair Is Clio Sed

But the Panorama of Yosemite Valley
at Market and Tenth streets is ope1 from
A, NJ. to TIP, NJ. Admission Zoe.
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WATCHES.

Nickel Swiss Stem -wlndin7 81 35
Nickel Cassimer m.winding ............. 2 IS
Nickel Long Branch pendant set ............ 3 SO
Nickel American movement, pendant SET. IS
Coin Silver Swiss Chatelaine .............. 3 is
Com Silver swiss Hunting Case. 1890. S5
daGt set 645
pendant set,.......... 645
2-oz. Coiu Silver Hunting Waltham or EIgin 35
Coin Silver Hunting. full ieweed mOvemnt II 5
than or Elcin ............... ............ 65
Watnam movement .................. :. 1874
2O-year Guaranteed Patent Gold Filled,
Waltham Elgin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 IS
25-year Guaranteed Patent Gold Filled,
p \. bartlett move :. % 80
l4kt. Solid Gold Engine-turned Ladies'. 80. % %
Solid Gold Fancy Engraved Gents .......... u 5 8
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BUY glass of f. n Woods & Co., 81 Fir,

BACON Printing Company, sos Clay street..
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SPECIAL

SO Gents
ST., will be closed yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

The members oil the Levy Court
should have no difficulty In The per
Torrance of their duty. They are
law abiding men and profess to be
DESTROYS Of doing what Is right. II
they act up to their professions, there
Will be no cause for complaint When
. citizen applies to nave his name
placed on the assessment list. II he IL
properly vouched for, It is tho duty oil
the Levy Court to comply with his
request without causing unnecessary
delay or trouble. 1t is neither Just OF
honorable to attempt to escape th'
performance OF this duty. The ques
Hon for the court to determine !,
whether the applicant il citizen. 1t
such cate he should be given the op
portunity to qualify TO vote. II SUI
frage Is not to he made equal. II men
are to be dlsiranchised because they
are Republicans or because th9y are
Democrats, the battles OF the Revo
tuition should bo fought over ngain
and the despots driven out of otllc'
and made to share the fate OF an,
other class OF Offenders against TIT
people. When the majority cannot
govern, the elective franchise is no
worth preserving, our elections
fraud. sham, a deluEion not wort
holding OF botherlng about. .s H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

Alexander Tassey, of Delaware City.
and Joe Fitch, OF Bridgeton, n, j.. are
to fight ten rounds for 400 a side and
u $500 purse In the Young Mems Sport
ing Club, of Dover, Del. on March II.
Both are lightweight pugillsts.
NJ. Mack!em, proprietor OF the Ian
denberg hotel, Is confined to his bed
with rheumatism.
! 1t is understood that Morlarity viii
go against Jimmy McHale Psnnsyi
yania's lightweight champion. at the
Peoples Theatre on Saturday evening
The Kentucky Rosebud offers ESQ t
any one under 1926 pounds whom ht
cannot stop or best In four rounds a
the Peoples Theatre on Saturday even
Ing.
/ Fairlawn, the former noted homt
of the trottlng stallion Red WILKES
was sold ut auction at Lexington, Ky.
yesterday. The place brought $4,000
the estate Of the late Gen. Nv. +. Wither
being the purchaser.
Soiiy Smith and kid" Layign
fought eight rounds at Arbelter Hall
: Saginaw, Mich. tho 7tb inst. Iher
: was no knockout, but Laylgn0 had de
, cidedly the best OF the contest.
). Alden, the well known local sport. 1
:, Q u fferinR with gathered ear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

..On the Road 10 Ruin,

The above 10 the heading OF an artl.
ole In the New York Herald OF Thurs
day. In which il says. that unless the
Democratic leaders can speedily wrest
success from their dlsmai failure. and
win back the public confidence they
have lost. Republican landslide at
the Congressional election In Novem-
her, will be inevitable. 1t says the
people are moro than disgusted with
the failure OF the party. to redeem its
. edges to reduce the tariff. They
have been injured. wronged and be
Eayed. Continuing, 1t says the spring
trade Is ruined. and the autumn trade
b menaced. While the tariff agitation
is kept up. with its consequent bust
ness suspense. there can be no revival
of trade or industry. Unless itiis soor
settled. the prevailing staguatior
must grow worse. until the countrl
Is brought to the verge OF one OF tn
worst panics 1t has ever known.
In conclusion II asks: Where ar
the Dem ocratic leaders. and what sr
they doing. while Democratic Sena
torlal clique are laundering to tn
peril OF the party, and the disaster o
the country? How 10 II In such CIR
els Mr.. Cleveland goes OF COOS
hunting and Mr.. Carlisle and Me-. Vor
bees are apparently passive spectator
Of the mischief that is being wrought
II the party has any capable leaders
Is it not about time for them elthe
TO wake up or give up?"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

Tie Democrats igtveiLvarlIbly made
q strong point OF economy In the nd
ministrAtluu OF tHe government. and
Republican eXtraya2Hnce, billion
dollar Gpnt,rc5s. las uean ous o.
thier popular battle cries. In rocenl
article, however, Senator Mills ate,
that $500. 900. OuO would To reqniret
tho coming fiscal year to meet ne
oessary expenses. This is 4 very con
siderable advance over the outla!
made by The Republicans. The eXpendl
lures for 1895 were siia 3i1.SSI; 10
1892 they were sila $50. s96; for 1891
s44l.3O4 40. and for 1879, ?31s. 6ls ISL
From the above 1t Will be seen. as
correspondent of the New Yurl
Herald says 1t Is clear that the perlo,
OF economy and reform about whic
Nj Tilien used to talk, has not set !
with great ieroeity. The tables ar
now turned, however, and 1t Is on
thing to promise and another to pei
form.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

~
Mr.. blaine was the only eminent man
who told me q story while ] was taking
his picture. This happened number Of
years ago, when we were not so far ad-
vanced IN photographic science as we are
now, and after an impression it was neces-
sary that the plate be removed to the dark
room at onoe. Mr.. BlRine went in with me
and seemed very mudh interested in what
I was doing. ] poured the solution over
the plate, and his features appeared upon
1t. "That is the mystery, you see," re
marked.
I could hear his laugh and see his bright
eyes sparkle In the dark.
"The best explanation of a mystery
ever heard was given by an Irishman, .
he said. "One son Of Erin asked another,
sBegorra, Pat, an what's mystery Pat
knocked him down by way Of reply. dc
yez know why hit yezs' asked Pat. BE.
COB, that's mystery responded the fall
en- Mike. &c. Pach in New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09

Southeast Cor. 9th Rnd kIn2 streets
Is the place FOR fine groceries, You can
rely ON NIL The gooi yru buy from us
They are iirst-rlaSy aud at wnolc, alc
pr ecs. lave you had our Columbia
yTup ut 10 cents II quar- This | I of
sylhp opened to-day exceeds uli. Wehaye
Just rec we'd aEo her lot OF uIr Iinc IIel-
hnwcr apples at 10 cents. Dui raislus aud
pruues are tht best value for the money
we ever offered -Four popnds Of prunes
Tor - centp, Ginger snaps cents. ,ou-
densrd milk ~ cents can. FINE dates
q cents. -Four cans of delicious corn, ~
cents. hose has of -four at 40 cents
Dakc white tread. Old fashioned meal
To maze pm wait All elnw;
try II. We bave the finest line OF coffee
IN THIS city. We can suit you in price
/ Unr coffee at ~ cents IL ilIIIy eAecllcnt
1t is java blend. Ne can't supply tho
demand hut we have lot now NJ ~
| cents Font forget IL. Old kngl lsu
cheese. rich and mellow Itwuuld graGa
any tHhlc. Fine for Lent. ours o'clock
tea and Silver ltun butte OF y cents.
Cream bUnclcss goldfish is the finest Il sh
you eyer use3 We have the best slad
and fat maeSercl for Lent. We huvn
pickles at . cents Jar. II is the I'm, 4
and cheapest condimeut we ever oflcred.
We have cut gtuss InuEthrd cups st be.
Cream pitchers and hHndleloss glasses
| filled with prepare mustard. Como and
II you don't sue what ypn want, ask for
IL; we have IL. I. NJ. WEIR
nl2-6U' Fifth and King SITS.