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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-10
ON THE APP0MATTOX
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN THE
COCKADE CITY.
Proposition for the Estnb'tshme"'
of a shoe-PIant-Death of ~ Weh-
.,cnxr muXylddic Physician-Pcr-
souaI and General.
sonal and General.

PETERSBURG, VA. August s-tSpe-
cial)--A letter was received here to-day
which will be brought 90 the attention OF
the Chamber of Commerce at its next
meeting, inasmuch as II contains pro-
position TO establish an important INDUS
try IN our city. should proper encourage
,nent be extended. The letter is from
Louisville. Ky. and the proposition Is To
remove from that city a large shoe manu-
featuring plant and establish the same
an Petersburg. II suitable building can
be obtained here for the purpose. and a
stock company with $1,000 capital or
canized. II is stated that the plant will
give employment 10 about one hundred
hands and that its payroll will not be
less than 500 per week. The machinery
in the factory Is worth $4,000. and only
shoes for ladies, misses. and children
will be manufactured.
DEATH OF AN HONORED MAN.
Dr. John Il. GOODWIN. aged 81 years
one Of the best known citizens of Dinwld-
die county, died rather suddenly about
10 o'clock last night. at his home. near
Kitchieviile in that county. lie had not
been well for some time. but nothing Sc
rious was thought of his condition, ana
ne continued the practice Of medicine
which he had successfully followed for a
great many years. DR.. Goodwin was
successful farmer as well as practitioner,
and was quite prominent in Alliance cir
cles He leaves q widow and nine chi
dren-eight OF whom are daughters his
funeral will take place at IL O'Clock a
NJ tomorrow at the old family nome
stead.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. William $. simpson. one Of our
most respected citizens. died this eve
ming He was about 20 years Of age.
Mr.. Jerome Sommers. an aged and hon
ored citizen. is very III.
Mr. George W Tucker, 10 whom the
contract WAS recently awarded for the
work OF repairing and improving the gov
eminent building. to-day furnished the
necessary bond for the faithful perform
ance Of his contract
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The grocery store OF Messrs. Chappell
q Co.. on Halifax street. was robbed last
might. under circumstances which lead
10 the belief that the thief was secreted
in the store when the doors were locked.
Twenty Columbian half-dollar pieces and
a small amount OF other money were
stolen.
A negro woman named Mary Eldridge
was in court this morning on the charge
of knocking Mrs. l.. J. Mahcr from her
bicycle on Jones street and then assault
ing her She was also charged with rude
conduct towards a sister Of Mrs. Maher.
who came 10 her rescue. The case was
continued for a full investigation.
a negro woman named Minnie Gran.
lately from the North. is in the jail in
this city on the charge Of stealing a dia-
mond pin. valued at Sl25. belonging 10
gentleman in Prince George county, IN
whose family she was employed.
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DICKINSON COUNTY.
Marriage Announcements e"""
Ficminc-The Rose Case.

FicminG-Tbe Rose Insc.
CIINTWOOD. VA. August s.-(Spe-
cial)-Your correspondent learns that
the cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Make Jones. daughter of II. NJ. Jones,
10 Mr.. Deimon Kelly. of Kentucky. Miss
Jones is an accomplished young lady
The wedding / am Informed. VIII take
1lace on the 18th OF this month.
one Of James Moneys children fell
into the fire on Tuesday and was very
badly burned. The child is getting along
fairly well and will doubtless recover.
Mrs. Frances Hanover. near this place.
&c said TO be in a very critical condition,
and hope for her recovery is given up.
Henan Fleming. who was recently ac-
quilted. in a trial at Wise, OF the murder
of the Mullins family. is In this Vicln'ty'
lie was very much disfigured In his hght
in West Virginia. having been shot IN
the mouth and ''powder-burned" about
the face. His brother, "Calv." was killed
outright in this fight. Henan was very
badly wounded. and after his partial re-
covery was brought TO Wise
Preparations are being made for the
trial Of William J. Rose. for the murder
OF his brother, Frank. The trial will
commence at the August term Of our
County Court, which will convene next
week. There are several other felony
cases set for hearing at this term.
Mack" Hill, Of Beppo. this county,
was brought before United States Com
missioner Rush a DAY or two since, upon
a charge of selling liquor without a IL
cense. and was bound over to answer
an indictment at the next term Of Fede-
raj Court at Abindscn. Hill is a man of
O. or thereabouts, and is badly crippled
from the effects of white swelling and
rheumatism.
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SCOTLAND NECK.
Steps to secure the Removal Of n
Big Plant.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., August g.
Especial THE Scotland Neck Business
Mems Association held an important
meeting last night. \ large manufac-
turing establishment in another State
has made proposition to move its bust
ness 10 Scotland Neck II the town VIII
furnish a site and a building for its ope-
rations and subscribe $4,000 of capital.
The site and building can easily be Sc
cured and at the meeting last night sub
scriptiOns were aiken. and the proposed
amount was so nearly reached that a
committee was appointed to enter into
correspondence at once, with view 10
moving the plant here.
The association passed resolutions re-
commencing that the town authorities
make a liberal appropriation 10 the pro-
posed electrc-lisht plants for lighting
the streets. Those who are pushing the
enterprise say that with liberal patron
age guaranteed by the town the electric
plant is assured.
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RUNAWAY IN PETERSBURG.
Members Of the Family of Nr. RYAN
of Prince George. Injured.

PETERSBURG. VA, August 9.-(Spe-
cial)-The family Of Mr.. Benjamin Ryan,
Of Prince George county met with
serious accident at the Union Passenger
Depot tonight. Mr.. Ryan had just met
them. and seated them in his carriage.
when the horse became frightened. and
dashed across the platform. striking the
carriage against a telegraph-pole. break
ing II all to pieces. and throwing the
occupants out. Mr.. Ryan's son was Sc
riously. II not fatally. injured. His head
struck against the steel rail OF the Nor
folk and Western track, and besides he
was dragged some distance. Mrs. Ryan
and daughter both received painful IN
iuries about the face and head and BODY.
Reuben White (colored) who SAYS ne
lives in Richmond. was caught between
the bumpers OF a freight train on the
Norfolk and Western railroad tonight
while attempting to steal ride. ana MS
RICH, foot and leg were badly masned.
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To the Public:
We have declined positively TO enter
any combination of local agents looking
to the re-establishment OF rates in this
city By the Southeastern Tariff Associa-
ton. Our refusal Hast week 10 unite
with them has caused the present situa-
ton. and as long as our friends and the
public will uphold US In our efforts 10
obtain only fair and adequate rates
there need be no cause for any change In
our position. In doing so. they will
enable us to maintain an independent
position affordlng competition. the lack
OF which in the past few years has placed
the lnsuring public in the absolute
control OF the Southeastern Tariff Asso-
citation with their exorbitant rates and
Objectionable clauses.
PLEASANTS * CRENSHAW.
General Agents.
Phone ia. l10i i-2 east Main ST.
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ROANOKE.
The District Conference.-The school
Census.

ROANOKE, VA. August 9-(Special)-
The District Conference Of the Roanoke
District OF the Baltimore Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
concluded its deliberations to-day with
an immense Sunday-school mass-mceting
In a large grove near Vinton. The Me-
thodst schools of Salem. Roanoke. Vim
ton, and Bonsacks attended en- masse,
and about three thousand people were on
the grounds.
Rev. J. ii. Boyd. ID. D.. OF Staunton.
was the chief speaker of the day. his
subject being the Relation of the Chris
tan 10 the Sunday-School.'
Rev. w. F. Locke and r. T. Fishburne
of this city, also made addresses. Baskets
were carried. and bountiful dinner was
served on the grounds.
The school census OF this city. which
has just been completed, shows that
there are 4,525 children OF school age in
Roanoke. OF these 1856 are white and
LII colored. Since the census OF 1880
there has been an increase of whites of
5is, and colored decrease OF l3s. making
a net increase of 40. The number of
pupils enrolled In the schools last year
was $3.50.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Junior O. u. A. Vi. Council-Prisoncrx
on n Strike.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August o
(Special)--A preliminary organization of
Newport News Council, Jr. O. L. A. NJ,
was effected here last night by the cleo
ton of the following officers: Past Coun-
cilor. J. II. Nolan: Councillor, Captain
{. W. Adams; Vice-Councillor. Floyd a.
Iudgins: Recording Secretary, G.. y. a.
Booker; Financial Secretary, John A.
Moss. Treasurer. .. NJ. Allen: Conductor,
&. T. Brickley; Warden. G.. b. Lipscomb:
Inside Sentinel. J. C. Briley; Outside Sen
tinel NJ. r. T.mberlake.
The council will start out with forty
members. 1t will be instituted on We'd
nesday evening, August 2lst, by Thomas
i. Ivey. of Petersburg. organizer for the
Southern States.
ON A STRIKE.
The negro prisoners Of the Warwick
county Jail are on strike. Most Of the
short-term prisoners who are physically
able TO do so have been made to work
in the chain-gang under James NJ.
Vaughan Overseer of the Road. a day
or two ago Mr.. Vaughan was treated 10 a
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WEST-END FAIRFAX.
Will Apply to the Legislature for a
Charter-Farmers Institute.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. August 9.-(Spe-
al.)-Another Virginia town is about to
be recreated. A number of residents Of
really continuation Of Duke street, Alex
andria. but, of course. entirely separated
from the municipality of Alexandria,
have called a meeting at that place to
take steps for the organization OF the
new town. with view to applying for a
charter at the next session OF the General
Assembly. Many years ago Colonel West
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ACT OF 4 MADMAN.
BrOther-in-Lav. sistcr-fn-Lnw, ana
Himself shot.

BALTIMORE. MD, August 9.-Three
persons were wounded, and one Will pos
slbly die. as the result OF mailman
act early this morning. Henry Els, aged
% years. Of No. 1884 Hartford avenue
shot his brother-in-law, Charles n. Pfeit-
fer. in the right arm: then shot Mrs.
Margaret Pfeiffer in the left breast, and
finally shot himself in the forehead. The
wounds of Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifier are
slight. Els will probably die.
II Is thought Els vas temporarily de-
mented. lie and Pfeitfer are cabinet
makers. They came to Baltimore from
Boston about "A year and a half ago. Pre-
vious to that time they had worked
at a piano-factory in Boston, and both
married there Their wives are sisters.
their maiden-name being leopard.
While the men have been friends. they
have not been intimate, and IL is thought
the shooting was the outgrowth OF some
fancied slight Of Pfeiffer to Els.
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Confederate Veteran barbecue.

BURKEVILLE, VA, August 9-(Spe-
cial)-Pickett-Stuart Camp, Confederate
Veterans. enjoyed a fine barbecue at this
place to-day.
Five sheep and three shoats were
slaughtered, and forty gallons Of Bruins
wick stew were prepared for the occasion.
Colonel W. T.. Gaines marched the
veterans from the armory to the barbe-
cue-grounds. The camp numbers sixty
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Death of nm Aged Louisa Lady.

GORDONSVILLE. VA, August 9.-(Spe-
cial Mrs. Quarles. widow of DR..
Charles Quarles, died this afternoon at
the home Of her son-in-law, General Will
liam McComb. in Louisa county, three
miles east Of this place.
Mrs Quarles was stricken with para
lysis some days back. She was sister
ot Mr.. John Hunter, OF Richmond; was
about 20 years old. and had been men,
Der Of the Baptist church from her girl
hood
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Shot from Ambush.

BASIC CITY. VA, August 9.-fSpe-
cial)-Last night about o'clock, on the
Rockhsh road two miles east OF this
place. William Smith (coloredl. who was
driving the team Of Ellis & Coyner. was
fired at from ambush. the ball taking et-
feet in the head just back OF the ear.
Three men were seen running away I'M
mediately afterwards The ball has been
removed but the man is in a critical con-
dition. No clue as to the assassins has
yet been secured, but officers are looking
ont for them
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Lady Badly Bruised-onfs
burned.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August o.
(SPecial.) Mrs. John De Negre narrowly
escaped death to-day in runaway acct
dent. The horse TO her vehicle took
fright, and dashed down street and
ran against the corner Of house. Mrs.
De Negre was thrown out and terribly
bruised. The vehicle was smashed, and
the horse injured. This afternoon the In
jured lady was taken 10 Monticello"
her residence, near the university.
The City Council has ordered the grad
ing, guttering. and matchmaking on the
whole OF Main street The city-tax levy
for the next year has been liked at
si.l21-2.
Yesterday at Midway" near Ivy De-
pot. a spark from an engine Set fire to
a stack OF oats. which was completely
DESTROYED. The loss Is estimated ut $50.
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IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
steady maintenance of strong '"s'
ton Recently Held by Products

CLEVELAND, o.. August s.-The IRON
Trade Review says:
While not entirely unanimous Few re-
ports from selling centres indicate any
thing but a steady maintenance Of the
strong position all iron and steel products
have held for the past two moh'hs'
There Is. for the time being, some uilSei
taintv about Bessemer pig-iron, due 10
,dditions 10 the list 81 furnaces turning
ont Bessemer, cOincident with slackeh-
ing consumption in the Pittsburg District,
on account OF repairs 10 important steel
nIanta But so far as the market mas
reflected il. the effect of these influences
has been chiefly felt in prompt delivery
sales some of which have heen made 10
n western steel company a $3.50 IN the
Valley. and in few instances AT a HBure
slightly lowsr. The amount OF metal
taken by this single interest was ABOUT
10000 tons, all placed through flt'spurs,
but distributed among l1ttsburg anu
being one in the Chicago District, ana one
al n Louis. that are about TO start after
western furnaces, included In the latter
ions, inactivity. OF the Valley Bessemer
product 10 the end of the year. probably
s per cent. is sold, and Pittsburg and
wheeling have comparatively little Of the
metal for the next few months.
In view Of these facts the position OF
furnaces on future deliveries is still flrTu.
Sales in the week are reported on the
former basis-namely, Sl3.75 at Valley fur
mace. for months delivery. OF the hillets
shipped to the Cleveland District
from the West for conversion m
TO rods, portion has been sold.
other salee. totalllng several thou
sand tons. have also been made in
cleveland at figures somewhat bet
ter than sci 70. delivered. The advance in
pudding 10 Si.25 in mills west of the Al
leghanies. disposes Of the threatened de-
lection Of puddlers from the Amalsa-
mated Association. and insures steady
nnnration OF the mills.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

We have new Rent-List just out WHIP
houses 10 suit all IN want. call ari 2
one. FRANZ H. HILL wa
au l0-2t north Eleventh street.
FOR RENT. THAT VERY IEslRA.
BI,E DWELLING. 80. go south lf.rl
street. containing six rooms. and e.tHi. d
i'm "A most desirable ncighburaoUI k.lt
reduced 10 SO per month.
J. b. ELAN a. Cn.
Phone 53f. lli3 EASE Main street.
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potctourt Notes.

FINCASTI.E. VA. August 9.-(Spe-
cial1-The examination Of teachers for
the public schools. held here this week
under the management OF County-Super-
intendent Colonel Cary Breekinridge'
closed Wednesday evening. As usual. a
goodly number OF teachers were present
from all portions Of the county.
our people are now complaining aDou'
the dry weather. The corn and tomato
crops are suffering for rain. The lat
ter crop has been doing badly in ripening.
and also in the quantity appearing on the
yfnec
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GO WITH THE OLD BOys' ENCtR-
SION

TO WASHINGTON AUGUST nth.
Train leaves head Of Broad street
at II 30 =. NJ. and returning leaves Wash
ington at II 80 Monday night Fare for
round-trip. $3.50.
Good accommodation for white people
Tickets for sale at train and by Nor
man Jacobs at Union depot. au s-3t
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Highest Of all in Leayening PowcLatcs u S Govt Report
@>:a!!! &c. Rs;kass9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICs. &c.
GO WITH MRs. GILL NEXT MONDAY

GO WITH NRs. Gill NENf "oNpN'
AUGUST 18th. To VIRGINIA BEACH
AND OCEAN VIEW. Cheap and elegant
excursion. No Sabbath breaking. Feel
the power Of the great resoundivg ocean,
and hear what the wild waves say.
II they have never before spoken TO your
soul the trip will be worth 80 70 you
Round trip. sii5 to $50. W. W. PAX
KER. President Male orphan Asylum
T.. S.-Medcine and surgery free.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER BOARD Is TIE MorN.
TAINS OF VIRGINIA Pleasant 600 .if.
beautiful scenery. me roads -1t.."-
horses. and vehicles. az moderate rii..
For terms and circulars adir'>- B. 81
RANDOLPH. KesWlck. Abem8r.e county,
a.. au s.it'
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

By authority Of deed ~ trust on.
cuted By X. H. Boykin a. Co. o. r.....
trustee on July 18th. ! viii -rr DO r.lI.
auction al tho factory ~ r. a. r...-
& Co, No. IL north T~euty-sec.rI tt...t
on
TUESDAY. AUGUST o.. iys.
at II o'clock A. NJ. au the TOBACCO
BRANDS that belonged to tho frr %
r. II. Boykln a Co. also. fh. OTrI.r.
FTRNITT RE. consisting oC e.t.-.f
Desks. Tables. Letter-rrfss Ch4s.
Large Iron safe, etc
TERMS. Cash
EDWARD y. CDy'fp
au lost Tr.t..
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AXE

proper nourishment. Feed the nerves,
organs and tissues on rich red blood, and
how soon the glow Of health comes to the
pale cheeks, 6rmness to tho unsteady
hand, and strength to the faltering limb.
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention, and the style OF work and prices
will be sure to please you.
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4 DELIGHTFUL sUMuER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL,
GOSHEN, VA.

Beautiful scenery hisn altitude. -3,.
livery. and beautiful drives, .E my t.i-i
beate. and other Waters on TAP 3u re
time. All outside ROOMS open i'r .le
summer This is the nnesi hI--- au D
most delightful summer resort il tlt
state. Rates reasonable. having u.en ir-
duced. am Will be- from 81 lJ ST. pig
month. Special rates Tor people Who nave
their families here.
is nrst-class and very complete do
hesitate one moment. but come rsnt 3.
ANYTHING We have you can get
wants viii be satisfied when you ~,
here. MAHpNhl ~
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AUCTION saLES-Fu.ur. Dos

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD .rl.,
rAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAir,.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID pp,
RATA RY THE VENDOR AND Tts
VENDEE.
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Hoods
Sars aparilla

purifies, yitaiizes and cnriches the blood
land a thus the best friend TO unfortunate
humanity. Be sure to get Hoods and
lonIy Hoods. All druggists. 81; six for y.
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What Shall ] Do?

Is tho earnest, almost agonizing cry OF
weak, tired, nervous women, and crowded,
overworked, struggling men. Sii@Ac Diff
Acuities, ordinary cares, household work
or daily labor, magnify themselves into
seemingly impossible mountains.
This is simply because the nerveA. are
weak, the bodily organs debilitated, and
they do not
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FISHING CONTEST.

fishing contest. to be engaged IN py
twelve gentlemen. will take place IN 'he
James river opposite this city to-ihorro"
afternoon at o'clock Each nsnerma'
Will be allowed six crabs for bait. 10 tne
man who catches the most fish VIII DE
awarded the first Of three prizes 10 pe
given the most successful anglers
4 great deal OF interest has beet'
aroused here I'm aquatic sports Nearly
every Saturday afternoon there are yacht
races. and these are witnessed Ny iarse
crowds. on Saturday. August nth the
yachts Six Brothers and Ideal VIII race
for "A purse OF $50.
George helms Wise, young law SUI
dent of the University OF virginia VINO
is spending the summer with relatives III
this city, made his maiden speech AT inc
bar In the Police Court yesterday after
noon. by courtesy OF Justice Brown IL
was very creditable EFFORT. ana was
highly compimented by those present
Rev. Dr. Ryland. of Richmond VIII
preach at the First Baptist church IN
This CITY Sunday evening. The morning
service will be conducted by Rev. Will
liam Price, chaplain Of the Soldiers
Homo.
Rev. A. r. Stuart. u. D.. rector OF
Christ church, West Washington, H. T.,
will preach at ST. Paul's Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening. HIS pulpit
in Washington will be occupied by Kew
J Francis Ribble. Of this city.
Rev. Peter Ainsl!e Of Baltimore VINO
has been attending the Tidewater DIS
trict Convention OF the Disciples at Leba-
non church. preached at the Thirtieth-
street Christian church tonight.
The steamship Chickahominy arrived
here last night from London via Boston.
Captain J. W Fitzgerald. superlntend-
ent Of the Plant steamship lines, arrived
here this morning from New York. lie
is here in connection with the building
Of the big steamer for the Plant Line
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surprise. The prisoners. like Rip van
Wrinkle, developed an ''insuperable aver
sion 10 manual labor" and refused 70
move peg. Commands and threats
awaited nothing. and after making futile
efforts TO get them TO work the koah
.Overseer took the prisoners back TO jan.
A change was made In their rations az
once, and they viii get only bread-and-
water diet until they decide to go 10
work again.
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READ AS YOU RUN.


300 barrels Choice Family Flour.
5.0Jo sacks Finest Salt. 80 pounis..N -
3Ol0 barrels Patent Family Flour. ~
5000 pounds Pork Sides ............ ~
leo dozen Largest Fat Mackerel,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
600 Smithfield Hams. something de-
llCiOuS .....s.....s.......ss..... ID
1000 dozen Plotted Ham and Tongue,
per can OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
5OpO bushels Choice oats ............ 81
S Large Bars Laundry Soap ........ Is
Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh roast
ed ........+..ss. .sss.s. .stss.s...s... -
Finest New York State Butter ..... -
Nice Fresh Ginger-Snaps ........... 3
5000 pounds California Hams .......
plugs Hardgrove's Sun-Cured To-
bacco .-..:..'..'.'.. ................ .
Pure cider Vinegar. per gallon.... q
20 bags Choicest Laguayra Coffee 49,. ~
3-pound-cans Table Peaches, in
syrup OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
{ dozen New Chickering's ........... .
5000 boxes Fine Havana Cigars. per
box .................... ................ | %
2,0c0 boxes Mustard Sardines, per
Choice Rice, per pound ...............
Finest English Breakfast Tea........ 80
ID. O'SULLINAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets
Phone 5o7. ~ eS-Su.Tu Th& sa