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The Progress., 1896-11-07
A CLOSE CALL,

sdresday evening Mr.. - Brant'
Sho is boarding with Mrs. W, l..
~, accidontally took too much
lAl and came very near losing his
He was discovered sleeping
,dly, too souDdly to be natural
lhs ladies' aud gentlemen OF the
= becoming seriously alarmed ana
otched for a physician. After
sul one and three quarter hours
8. Il. Hicks WAS obtained ana
6ng to work with his Usual vim
anprgy and after about TWO
4s prast cal work, bro ,ght the
plIemalI back to the realm VI the
ng, much to his delight.
Id Hicks received many campli-
hts Oh his skill and quick percep
y OF what to uo i'll IN imminen
xgency, and the celebrity Will
"a be appllsd the necessary resto
We.
LHE PRoaREss congratulates MI
Intley on his narrow escape I'll
8 him ia his thankfulness on b
livery from u very close call.
The Progress., 1896-11-07
A CHRISTMAS TRlP

The thousands Of Texans who came
from the South Atlantic States, mo
mncb pleasure In reverting to the
happy days of long ago when they
were children, and often they awake al
night to recall those scenes OF yore
which gave to life acharm, and "n'on
now come in later years as visions OF
;ov There is a tender spot IN every
bosrt for the old home, and the mem,
or;es which cluster about the dear old
suot are solaces in the weary, weary
struggle We make day by day 70
puild in our new Eldorado a nome Il
which our children in future tlm'
will turn. as we turn now to the OF
Mace where our loved ones in the eve
n;nu Of life await the final sumons.
Tho Texas & Pacific Railway Com
oauy aga'n offers you the oppor'"n'
ty to go shack to the OLD nome ~
Round trip excursion tickets will b
On sale from all points on the syste'
on Dec. 2lst aud 22od, 1895 to poin'
in the Southeastern States at OF
lare for the round trip, tickets goo
80 days from date Of SALE See yo'
nearest ticket agent for further info
nation, and do not tail to send s'e
. cents postage to the undersigned I
u a copy Of the finest publication
> Texas ever issued, to sho" 10 W
: friends at home.
GASTON MESLIEK,
G. Pa T. A., Dallas. Texas.
The Progress., 1896-11-07
SEE HICKS BROS,
FOR THESE BARGAINS

One House with 6 rooms in AL
lendale. Has 7 or more
lots of ground. A splen-
did place for a home.
One-half cash, balance in
one and two years,
One House with two rooms
and 8 lots Of ground on
on Edwards street. One
half cash, balance in one
and two years.
A nice place on Spring, street.
VIII make a nice resi-
dence or be good paying
property. Has | house
with 5 rooms and | with
2rOoms.
See Hicks Bros, 2Oo Milan
Street, for these and other par
gains.
The Progress., 1896-11-07
p5DRAL TRIBUTES

i M Tombs of Our Dead.
I Sunday was All Saints Day.
a ,ayersntial tenderness it was
nd BY many in our CITY, !
1. i the day when the graves OF
L,.rted ouss are decorated with
9. when the earth mounds
,,,loss gone before are garland
IA tributes of our love, by con-
.t;oos from Flora's realm, the
n and choicest in her domain.
Il sublime custom, how noble
,oliment which prompts the liv-
intake a hsllowed pleasure IN
..sinp the monuments OF the
.ith those sweet exotics whose
,sa and influence rehne our ma
nd sublimste our thoughts on
llr Of homage to sentiment and
As Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
hihis day, it was the privilege OF
naodsmsn to visit the old GENE
IA / mission of love and venera'
This is q sacred place to us be-
Is mother, children aud brothers
d9here. aud it is with the hol!
nlce and adoraton we ever ente
|0ssIs TO this enclosnre,the silent
husd city of the dead. Other
hlhere too, and without express
khSsbers seemed a holy bond c
8 between all. Heaven guar
kesp inviolate this sentimel
u teaches humanity to have
exalted alteration of our Go
IGNORE divine reverence for ~! 'tl
.ho Co. nf ,,ya. Iivino God
& sDi,yed the visit Sunday al
rosad with pleasure the clea
lIpt condition of this consecr
p9t and thought that the sexto
i. Martin, must have been
"a BY holy motives in having
Iii csndition. Mayhap in sol
tnt country he has loved OF
deep their last sleep in a pl'
sacrsd to him aud perhaps
dges the hope that the sex'
NJ has that place III Ike coi'
Who kaowss
The Progress., 1896-11-07
GENERAL MARKET.

| ~
COTTON,
Shreveport, La, October 20. 8'6.1
The market closed steady, l-l6 up
since SutuI day.
To-day Saturday.
Ordinary. -. Nominal Nominal
Good Ordinay.. 9-l6c
Low Mddling.... 6 1916
Middliug..
} Good Middllng.... I 5-lo
) COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Stock Oh hand september 2'oS5
Received this week 80. ......... ao'ooS
Received previously. oo'"oo
, PROVISIONS.
i Bacon. s Lac,
- Dry salt mpati, steady, at 4 7Sc,
Breakfast bacon, 9c.
s Hulns-Choice, sugar cured llc
E Lard compound 3-4c: pure; 8 3-4c
a. BRFADsTUFFs.
Flour-Best patent. So; half patent or
IL straight, ~. 70; extra fancy, S4,GO.
il Uolnn,eaI, sl.75 per bDi 80 ~ pouhd
sacks, 1Oc less.
,r trnckers-A b G soda crackers are
u,o,et Al 5 1-2c; cream. Sc by the lot.
% Rice-New Louisiana. 3 LA l-2C.
Of COFFEE ANC TEA.
e Coffee easy; fair, l6 lie; medium
A., grade; Is l-9c; better. 2Oa2l lac,
," Teu-GvOd stock Oh hAnd. talr de-
C. mand; far at Doc: good, 4OaoOc; ii'le, 1oa
u, SOC; finest, Sl,OOal.z' per 10 ~ the chest'
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES. --
w Su.ar-Standard granulated, &c; 81
20 Emma graduated, l-Sc SNOW white
=. 1 3-Sc; choice yellow clariHd. &c; prime
o'' yellow Clarihd, lac seconds, A..
ne Nolassts-Co Common, lSa25c. prime opel
kettle, $50; choice reboiled. none. "'
Tobacco,
0D' Chewing, good medium, III inch, l'A2o
Is better grades 35a5UC; fine quality or cheN
d;- iug, 5Oa75c.
u'' Smoking 2Oa52c,
Esculen's.
rds Onions, new, 76c bushel.
Be,,us, navy, 3l3 l-2t perib,
Irish potatoes. new sue per Dushel.
,er- Cabbage. ~.
Kraut, ~ S5a3 barrels,
' Baggiug aud tiles.
Ba ggng, Id 7c; 3-4 ID, 6 Lee,
lgr. rwlne for bailing purposes quoted
:. l0c per I'D 10y the bate.
III Iron ties, 4j-'b, sl.5O.
lble Grain and feedstuG.
aces Carr, mixed, sacked. 44c per bu.
lew Hay, choice p'al'le' A'Aa'''"S' ''' Ae
cast Ous.,. ., &c; rust proof &c,
this Rye zoe.
Barley i6c,
Idly Bran 75,, oo ,u -,
su Cnoppeu corn, SOC per lOO lbs.
lIs' MilleI seed. &c per bu.
,ck's lu,tontseed meal SJc per sack.
-, Wheat 05c.
:, Chickens and eggs.
Chickens, hens per boz, 81 Is.
tne Brolers per dOz. $l,5J.
,oard Fryers large, per doz, Sl.75.
E.gs per doz l5al8c.
HmIler. country, per Id II l-2nl5r.
ask Turkeys, pei ID oc.
J city hi 9 ma WOOL marhe''
left Dry hides, NJ. flint 81.
n Dly hides, No Hint 6r.
OH Badly bug eaten. l-2a2c.
ar rot Dry saited, NO oc'
Bull hides 81
auty's Green sailed hides AZ
# the Green ,'', s'.' ,nn'n.d n,r cnuce l4a Is,
III the Wool. uuwashed, clear lOd 10 l-2(
,,a Wool bury and black base
h"ui" Beeswax, prime 2Oa23c
spireo Tallow = l-2aSv 's, ,o,,s,.
hame- Goat skins lOa2)c
gb al Furs.
,fortu- Otter 81 Coat W
Beaver l OOa6 w
rough Ruccoon lOa4Oc
Fox lOu5OG
OpossnIn Base
rITA NiiA Nat 1SuCn:
The Progress., 1896-11-07

M Lit e oem, carrie, the best oys-
Ion tn mar6 I.
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BY W. B. WEAVER.
noor PAINTER AND REpA1RER

ROOF PAINTER AND REPA1RER
do you pay a big price to have your
.Iaakv roofs fixed? w. B. Weaver is
st,ll here and is still the reliable roof
painter aud repsirer. He will guar
an,ee that both old aud new shingles
iron and tin roofs will not leaf If he
,ain,s and repairs them. Remem'
ber h4 guarantees all work done oj
him.
The Progress., 1896-11-07
*x.-
~ ~,
. MADAM RUMOR SAYS
o. %

~
That thh recent election in Caddo
WAS fair and She is powerfully proud
of Bryan.
That She has some mighty good
friends who are for Mckinley and
gold, and these are equally AZ intelli-
gent, earnest and honest as Her edl-
tor, and are as muchly interested in
our community. But for all that he is
still Bryan man.
That She loves is poke some in the
ribs who pretended such fidelity tor
the Democracy soAe time ago, but
could tiud an excuse t. vote for Pal
mer and BuckAer last Tuesday or ally
themselves with the Mckinley side
show.
That some folks sometimes think
they are in it with Il big |, but as q
matter of fact they are out with a
big ..
That She knows Of poople who can
be- exceedingly cuIocleutions when 1t
suits them, aud then equally as cure
ful to look out for number Oue, when
it pays.
That She sometimes feels deeply
oh so deeply for the fellow who ferl-
the burden of responsibility resting
on him, tor the welfare OF otners.
That whether it be Brqan or Nc
Kinley the country will not 60 to tn
'.demnition bow vows" though Sh'
thinks the government better off un
= der Bryan.
y That She loves Her friends an
will stand by them through "thic
- and thin,,' but Her enemies we'll -
. Christianity says, do good to thel
- -, that despitefully use you,
That when mau, without caus'
% throws a brick at Her or Her edlto
both do try TO throw a whole kiln
, the assailant.
" That some two weeks ago she sal
H. |
''. III. H. (Mack) Huckaby is fast'ms
- ing record as Police juror aud Jl
70 Hoss is keeping even pace with hin
20 The word fast, our printer transforl
20 ed into past. This WAS corrected
80 proof, and the letter substituted
''s D. Bat AZ usual, the compositor kn'
'e' far better than the editor what .
"'' ought to say and it appeared cold a
clear Past i'll the paper. q
'' That She now says that M'
y, Huckaby aud Jim Hoss as police
a." rors or private citizens will 40 to
oU' pend on on any,part Of the ground
. - in any position.
~" That no man eau know Ike Bar
J, ,ny ), and not like him. Ss Ia
~ That Sam b. Hicksis all right II
and ~" " Ff
- is fold bug.
0''' That our folks were blue
' bright by turns, according 70 the
'ol'' the wires spoke of the election
~ :. several days this week.
. - That many OF our best pc
o'"0 think the country will be better
one' under McKiuleyism. But She G
D'aco That she is not going to a
n' anyone on account OF bis religion
=: political belief.
The Progress., 1896-11-07

Slowly Aatum is wreash'ng the
brow OF the forests in garlands OF
yold. whore bright hues under the
,,ldior rays Of the suu delights the
ava4 msu and pleases tue soul of
hL nAnity. .s.g & a
There now! how's that!
The Progress., 1896-11-07
notice TO THEPUBLIc.

nm located again at 5ls Louisiana
-. IN front Of engine house No. 2. in
oyster. game and fruit business
(Sste,s received daily. Pride 10 cents
! DOZEN Free delivery. Telephone
k o. O'Brien, near city market.
.]ohu II. Patterson.
The Progress., 1896-11-07

addo is all right aud did her duty
h aud we'll. ln all her troad do
= Mckinley WIS scarcely in it at
81 Brysp, the noble Roman; the
pIs's champion; the exponent Of
nhood'- domination receivsd tLs
support almost dfoor people.
Moving is the vote By prscinc's
The Progress., 1896-11-07
Dentistry Moved.

DR.. John Comesys is again in his
old office over Bogel's drugstore, where
the Office has bssn repaired and re-
modelled for the convenience Of tht
public. ''ss's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
pENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
10 standard Railway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY TIM
lNTERLOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK sIGNAL SYSTEM.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE X. II.
IN EFFECT JUNE 20. 1896.

In EFFECT JUNE w low
Trains leave wilmington as follows; ,o
For philadelphia lexPress) lb7 2iS'' !, TX ~
~ ~ 49, &C., S55, ass loeS b ~ II 56s,
tS 5Ss, IT, saj, ?o7. sos and nd, 81 M
,.AseSmmodation, G.es, Lol S n y Nv y ne an
Hs1 ~ AZ ~ 10 and n51 TX so pSso z4s.
~ ssS' sS i S!SBs III. H.S :; m; ISL
sly So. 6ts AZ. 49a aH Sa 9 siS p ill., NJ 1i2s
For nv nv s YSrs sSi III ~ IT, IT, ~ ~ ~
SoS, iii. to- CO., $40. $50. 7O7. s.is and 1912
Fot Boston without change. l0.ls a. M
G Fop s'' West Chester. via Lamokin. $50
" For Ne Newark Center and intermediate
Ra q g a. and WashinstsS g. ts IT.
20. ass. 5.2a. ''S.OS. 100 la, $40 y. III. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
R41, 4.43. sos p. M, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia Broad & street ct ~ f9r
y WSllml,11s5on lexpTsss). SS I2E scs $iS
IT, 4di Us A. q nj bds ' &c. IS. 81. Sc. U.s.
Accommodation 625, 7.so. az. lC:ss an m ;
2s S.lc, 4.oS, 4,4i, 6's5, s'5s, IO'oS' ana LILO
SUNDAY TRAINS. -,
For Philadelphia (expressy, t.57, 100, ~
30, S55, g.33, 1905, ll.45 a. IN; LII, SVo'
b02 1856, 7O7, 725 9.O6 and va p. m. ,.o.
Accommodation, 1903, Sl4 a. ILL.,; R0o,
l.4O, 40. SIS and 1U.42 p. NJ. --
For Chester (express), l.jI. 40. $50. 800,
1905, 1l45 a. M: 1877, 3.05. 5O2. o.t6. 1907 ana
DOS d. m.
Accommoda ton, 1903, Sl4 a. M: 1905,
lao 40, Els 1928 and 1912 p: m. n, v.o
pss zoos, ills a. IN; i.s7. 3.d5. 4.lO. 5o2. 55e.
ag1, s'l2 and lo;42 2. m: o,,r 5se nv
For West Chester. via Lamok!n. $50
Baltimore and Washington. Ass. Soi,
so;S a. M. 300, l2.4a. 80. S,23. ''coS' 7.4l'
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
COS p. M, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington (eXpress), $50, 100 H. % a. m;
p209 LIZ, AL, sos 655, 1853, S.35, lilo, ll.lO
b. m. and 1905 night,
Accommodation 835 OH, 1875 a. M;
1880, EOS, $40 a3s 1903, and 113S p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-fH p. m, daily,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Murdered During q Drinking Bout,

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Nov. 9.-During q
drinking bout between Italians at Rob-
ertsdnle, a mining town in the lower end
of this county, late Saturday night, Peter
NenzelOna was brutally murdered. His
slayers, Lewis, Lawrence and Daniel
Cherez and CHILEAN and Alexander Ve-
nance We're lodged in Jail here last night.
The alleged murderers used iron pins and
stones on their VICTIM whose head was
literally beaten into jelly. Jealousy over
girl is said to have prompted the crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
HANNA INTERVIEWED.
The Republican Manager Talks Of
M'Kinley's Intentions.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

1t VIII be Called to Adopt Measures to
Obtain Sufficient Revenue without Re-
course to Bond Issue-Hanna Says He
Is Not After Office.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-The World SAYS:
Mark Hanna gave The World the follow
ing outline of what he understood to be
President.elect Mckinley general policy
II have had but comparatively brief
conversations with Major Mckinley since
his election. Next week expect to meet
him at Cleveland, and, as he has had
time to think over matters, | presume he
Will have more details than l am at pres
ent aware Of. But this much | know, he
feels that he owes much to the patriotic
Democrats who prefer principle to strict
party ties. Indiana, for instance was I'M
questionably carried against fusion by
Democratic votes He also recognizes the
very great service performed by Demo.
cratic and independent newspapers dur.
ing the campaign.
Major Mckinley will endeavor to see
collected great national paIAy that will
give prosperity to the country. Hoexpects
and hopes that men Of all shades of former
political belief will DO united to this end
have talked with some Of the most in.
tluential of the old Democratic leaders,
and | am glad to say they are in accord
with Major Mckinley's hopes
The first movement he will make will
be TO obtain sufficient revenue to conduct
the government, Further issues of bonds
would be altogether too dangerous Bust
ness prosperity and stability demand that
as soon as possible the government should
be on paying basis To this end an extra
session of congress will be necessary, and
President Mckinley will undoubtedly call
one soon after his Inauguration.
Legislation will be required to secure
the desired revenue, and Mr.. Mckinley
will do everything in his power to secure
it, rs well as the legal establishment Of
policy which will tend to put everybody
at work. In all this he hopes and expects
that he will be backed by patriotic men,
regardless of party lines.
"As for myself, am not after any Of
fee and will endeavor to attend to pri.
vate business affairs, which need my per-
sonal supervision"
Asked what Democrats of note he had
talked with on the subject of the future,
Mr., Hanna said:
II do not wish to name them all, but
may mention Mcssrs W. c. Whitney and
Abram S. Hewitt as examples"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

LEBANON, Ky, Nov Civilian Bean,
the negro who assaulted Mrs. L. C. Clark
last Tuesday, was captured and put in
Jail here yesterday. While the sheriff was
bringing him here n mob took him and
carried him before Mrs, Clark, who iden-
titled him. She is expected to die, but
pleaded with the crowd to let the law take
its course. Negroes as well as whites
threaten to lynch him if Mrs Clark dies.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Twelve Years for Murderer Elyin

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 9-Twelve
years imprisonment in the Eastern peni-
Tertiary is the punishment which Presi-
dent Judge Waddell imposed upon
Thomas D, Elvin of Phenixyillc Just
about one year ago the prisoner, while on
u drunken debauch, slashed the throats of
two of his children from ear to ear, and
then treated himself likewise, permitting
the little ones to bleed to death over his
own PROSTATE form. His wife had few
days previously eloped with another man,
and the children were murdered in spirit
of revenge. On his first trial first degree
verdict was rendered against the prisoner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Indians Celebrate McIkinley's Victory.

PENDER, Neb,, Nov. 9.-The Winnebugo
Indians, i'll Thurston county, have grown
enthusiastic over the election returns, and
revelled in Il gorgeous feast and Indian
dance on the reservation Saturday night.
Colored banners bearing tho inscription
mckinley and Sound Money" were ex-
hihited during the several dances to tho
tune of the tom-tom in the hands of the
dusky naidens. The feast and dance con.
tluuel until the break of day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
IL. Walter Webb Seriously Ill,

NEW YORK, Nov. Oh. Walter Webb,
the third vice president of the New York
Central railroad, is seriously i'll at his
home at Scarborough Hudson. The
gravity of Mr.. Webb's condition has been
concealed by his friends but the fact
leaked out that he was suffering with
typhoid fever DIR. Chauncey NJ Depew
today said: Eyes, it is a fact that Mr..
Webb is i'll with typhoid fever. but the
danger is over"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

zion of The F'ifty-afth congress will bo con-
vened by President Mckinley shortly uf-
ter the 4th of next March, and the rev.
enue question will BIO taken up and legis.
lation passed that will provide ample re-
ceipts for the needs Of tho government,
and give reasonable protection to Amor
can industry" This statement was made
by Senator John Sherman, of Ohio to
correspondents. The senator added there
will be a general revision of the tariff
lpWa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
n, Arton Gets Eight Years.

PARIS, Nov. IN Emile Arton, who
was mixed up in the Panama canal scan
dial, and in June was sentenced to six
years Imprisonment at hard labor, which
sentence was subsequently quashed by the
court of appeals, has been retired at tho
Versailles asszes for failing to obey the
courts order to refund the money which
he embezzled from the canal company.
He was convicted and sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Bold Highway Robbery in Passa,c.

PAssAlc, N. j., Nov. 9.-Edward Wilson
and Charles Edwards were sent to Jail
Saturday for highway robbery Mrs. Ell
lon Thompson, an elderly woman, while
walking down town, was attacked by the
two men, who struck her in the face and
breast and then ran away with hor pock-
cthook. They were captured after an ex-
citing chase
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 0. Louis Hes
senaur, alias "Texas Lou" indicted for
the murder of William Clark in South
Cumberland Sept. IA last, was convicted
Of murder in the second degree. He and
Clark had been drinking together. He's
senaur claims that he shot Clark because
the latter attempted to assault and rob
him. A motion will probably be made for
a new tripl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

NORRIsTowN, Pa, Nov. 9--Counsel for
Charles o. Kaiser, Jr, claims that his
client is innocent Of the murder of his wife
and asserts that this will be clearly shown
upon the trial of the case. He believes he
will be able to prove that the suspected
murderer in reality was in no way con-
nectcd with tho crime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

DR. Simms' Worm Killer Is surely the
finest and best worm medicine now offered.
sad gentlemen to us: "NOw my little
daughter was attended by two physicians.
without success, ! was recommended to
your worm killer. used it and my child
is now restored TO health and gained her
usual weight again. There Is NJ mistake
in this being the hest medicine Of the
country, Depot G0G King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Baron Won WissInann Honorcd,

LONDON, Nov. "A dispatch to The
Standard from Berlin announces that
Baron Won Wissmann, late governor Of
German East Africa has been elected pres.
ident of the Geographical society,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09
Cessation of Gold Imports.

LONDON, Nov 9-The presidential cleo
ton has had little visible effect on tho
money market beyond the cessation of
gold shipments to the United States Dis
count rates remain unchanged till it ia
seen how events shape themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

For ReAt-Tho house No 1929 Orange
street Apply to &. f. Vernon, this
Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09

All tired feelings arc quickly rnIioval Nv
Dr. ~imm's Vegetable Idvcr Pills. Vhc
Standard Liver Pins Vt tho world, COS
King atgr2t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-09


Do YOU buy Buck wheat from u.s. OR
BuCkwleat Is mnie byn country IN II, riEAt
here in this ;this Is O.G time iiu'Nwhcat
it's good and its cheap, too, ut &c n pOuni.
New California pruncs, 2 pounds for So,
these a,e good ones TOO Chocolate drOrs
l5c pound; couoanut t"ily, i,c pound :
mint lO2cuges, lie n pudnt, this Is all tlne
candy a. nnrsRiu prices. Fancy now iss. 10
pound tHts' ME elegant new split peas,
Goa luArt; new liuR bears tr QIaII new
pea hepns &c n quart tneS RltaL yIs4u ami
Elul. That Jelly va eel nt &c poIhi Il
cool. 50 /, our large uutte' Of ua',up We
sell ut Ice, Home mRdo papper sauce !1a q
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