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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-17
WILSON.

Wilson. N. c.. March 15.-(Spec.ap-
Mr. Woodardi WinsteaG left yesterday
Tor Elm City. n. c.. where he viii re-
main for Il few days
AIR. and Mrs. Henry Pannell left sat
uraay for their home. In Petersburg.
va. accompanied by their llttc daugh-
ter.
Mr. Alex. Qua.les and wife return
ed from trip North yesterday.
AIR. Jcssia Speirht. of Greenyill,,
~ o.. one of Wilson's old citizens. Is
spending few days in town to the
delight OF his many friends
THIS morning ut twenty minutes 10 4
O'Clock fire was discovered In the cmrty
house belonging 10 MIR. +. l. Finch by
oiiicer Alarshbu%n. who promptly gave
the alarm, and in n few minutes uuIt.
large crowd were gathered AT the
scene of the fire. The. quick work of our
ever ready and able lircmeu savsel con
siderbale property from being destroyed.
l'he loss occasioned BY thc fire has moi
Se' been ascertained. The house was
IL new one and was not quite completed
ana II made "A very large fire. W.,
learn Ii is thought tina; this building
was purposely fired by some one.
MISS Sallie Porter. of Tnrboro ~ C.
left yesterday for her home DO .hc
regret of her many friends ana hume
rouS admirers
Mr.. anu Mrs G. w. Farmer lcr; sat
urday for short t:ip to Black Creek.
y. c.
Rev. y. NJ. Ivey gave n very ENJOYABLE
lecture in ELM City on last Friday even
ing. Mr.. 1vey produced his stcreopticmn
Views. which. combined with his in
teresting talk. made '.hc evening a most
enjoyable one to those present.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Simpson left las,
night for l1insowod. N c.. on a short
visit to friends and relatives
Ia
to Whitakcrs. y. c.. whera she will re-
main for a few days.
IN COURT.-Thc following cases were
before His Honor this morning: Judge
Mayhe. coloCed, charged with dlsorderls
conduct. excused: Bud Gardiner white,
disorderly conduct. fined SO ana costs:
Jas Redden. colored. assault with a
deadly weapon placed under an appear
nnce bond of 5000
One of the most pleasant visits ever
made by us was To ELM City yesterday
evening. Our short STAY III Elan Ci:y
was made very pleasant, for in company
of two such charming hJstesscs as
We had the pleasure of seeing we could
10. b. otherwise than graceful FOR their
hosi': .ality. We wish We could say
enough to satisfy our gratitude
The sewerage system making big
Roadway now.
We had the pleasure ~ using Tho
phone for the first time on las; Satur-
day evening and 1t was indeed treat
tc be able to talk TO or friends forty
miles away. Many thanks 20 Mr.. James
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RALEIGH NOTES,
Edcuten WANTS a Naval R.scrve-Epi.
icuic Of MeUsles.

Raleigh, n. c.. March lG.-(Speclal.)-
An application came here day or two
ago for permission to organize i division
of naval reserves at Edenton, but II was
only list of names, none being deaiEna-
ted as the head or proposed head. So the
Adjutant General doesn't know the
proper person to address.
Colin Hawkins. of this city, has pur-
chased the property known for forty
years as the Briggs planning mill. and
Will erect thereon two spacious ware
houses for the storage of meats. grain.
forage. &c, which up to this time has
come here consigned to merchants and
been sold by the latter from the cars.
Now the railroads are TO charge demur-
rage at the rate OF 81 per day per car
after the first day.
Francis II. Cameron. Jr.. son Of the
Adjutan; General. is first sergeant of,
troop L. Second Cavalry. U. S. a.. and
is ordered 10 appear before board al
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. for examina
ton for Il commission as a first lieu
tenant
The court decides that city or town
has no right to forbid the sale OF second
hand clothing until IL Is proved to be
nuisance, but can order tito be fum.-
gated.
DR.. George w Blacknall who for over
a month has been sick with pieurisy, is
out again. and at his desk. in the in
tcfn3l revenue Office.
The North Carolina Supply Company.
of Raleigh, Will move ATS saw-mill ma
chinery to Moore county and will put mp
Il very large plant there. which Will mar
ket its product in this city. where the
company has planning mills.
Nothing IL known nj military head
quarters here about the two condemned
cannon which Congress has just given
10 the First North Carolina Regiment
The I'opulis,. organ this week Will
have good deal to say about the ne
gro as being in earnest for free silver
coinage. There are some negro free sill
Yer clubs. but the great mass Of the ne
groes Will do whatever the Republican
National platform directs.
The total annual expenses of each pa
t!ent In the insane asylum here are now
reduced 10 $50 annually.
The truck crops In the Wilmington
section are extremely forward ana APP
pear 10 have been hurt by the cold snap
of last Saturday, and by the the cold
| winds.
which for three or four months has pre-
vailed in this State is the greatest on
record
At the State Experiment Farm and at
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
there are now very fine heads of cattle.
The new poultry division at the farm is
being given particular attention. There
are now twelve large houses for chick
cn:. one for breed. #. l.. Hege is in
charge OF this department. He is a
widely known expert
Another agent OF Governor Morton
looking after his Presidential boomlet
was here Saturday. But North Carolina
Republicans are for McKinley-l7 out of
the % votes, sure. it is said
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PORTSMOUTH NEWS
WHscra Plenty OF 1t and None 10 nc
Had.

one OF the greatest impositlons that
has ever been imposed upon the citizens
oI portsmouth is the manner IN which
the Water Company supplies This civ
with water The city is paying $500
year for water. and OH Sunday night
La IRE broke out on the corner Of King
ana Green streets, in u one-story store
and sufhcient water could not be had to
throw stream to the top of the build
ing. There were two engines there ready
to do the work allotted to them. and ut
no time could sufficient water be OBJ
tanned 10 furnish Il stream for one OF
them. The steamer Palmer had eighty
pounds OF steam and WAS never q BILE to
get above thirty-iive pounds of water
pressure. when she should have had at
least lS0. The steamer Virginia, with
eighty-hHe pounds OF steam, did man
age al one time TO get forty pounds, On
this account two small buildings were
burned, that should never have caught
OH fire. The Water Company was com
municated with by phone. and two
mem bers OF the Council went TO the
pump-house and the answer they re-
ceived was that they were doing ali they
could to supply water There were
seventy feet OF water in the stand pipe
ana the 2O-inch gates were open,
and they could not tell why sufficient
water could not be had Just think of
this city with as fine water works
-" a''S lily III 'HlS country, Win an III
exfIustfble supply OF water and thou
sands of gallons allowed to run over the
falls daily. and a sufficient quantity
could not be obtained IL throw stream
twenty feet high. The Chief ENGINEER
says that If L fire had occurred in the
business portion of the city he could
not have reached the second story with
Il stream of water. No one can tell the
cause of the trouble. unless II is that
they are afraid of the tissue paper pipes
that they have Leading from Suffolk
here. The City Council meets tonight
and some immediate action should be
taken to prevent Il repetition of this or
We may have serious cause to regret our
delay This Is the second time that the
supply has not been equal to the de-
mand. and still IT Is not remedied.
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Fire sunday Night.

Sunday nigh. about II o'clock Officer
Brfitinsh ham discovered the store on the
corner OF Gresn and King street on
fire. He Immediately gave the alarm
The department. responded promptly,
bu; waii.' unable 10 do much on ac-
count of the scarcity of water \ 80
Gerry store belonging to Mr.. J. Eure
with contents was entirely destroyed
a small one story frame house. occu-
pied by Mr. AlonZo Cherry as Il tin
and plumbing shop. with contents was
also destroyed Ths' office of a lun-
Der company and Il shed. with shingles
in 1t, was also burned. The property
belonged to the Emmerson estate and
was insured. but Mr.. Cherry had no
insurance. Mr.. Eure was insuG ed fer
$500. The shinslss were uninsured. The
total loss. including buildings. etc. will
reach about $4,000. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work of an
incendiary. as there was no fire in the
buildings.
About 3 a. m. yesterday another
alarm was sounded and the d,apae, /
nyant turned out. II was found TO be
2 barrel OF trash on fire In the yard OF
a house belonging TO Mr.. +. y. Butt. on
High street. next 10 Mr.. Walter Ben
net;'s store. which is unoccupied. Il
is thought that some of the spa rks
must havs, fallen In the har, Fl from
the fine which occurred on Green street
in the night. the distance being only one
block from the fire and the wind was
blowing in that direction. 1t was put
out without the aid of the department.
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st. pn,rIcn. Apostle orrrc,nnd.

To-day is glorious 81. Patrick's day,
an occasion of great pride to every true
Irish Catholic. and for that matter to
every true Christian, for on this day
Is honored one of the greatest and most
remarkable Christian heroes that has
ever iabored for the cause of Jesus Christ
on: Saviour When we picture to our
minds man, armed only with the faith
of Christ, and the confidence born of that
faith. enterin'' n hostile country alone
and converting II Christianity Il nation
Of pagan warriors, a fearless and warlike
race--bringing them under the gentle
yoke of JesnS-i; seems incredible. and
this Is just what ST. Patrick did. Using
the ;hree-leaf shamrock TO illustrate the
blessed union of the Father. Son. and
Holy Ghost, the keenwitted Irish grasp
ed the idea i; once, and the faith once
received. has never wavered IL is for
this ;hc Church calls ST. Patrick a bless
ed saint. II is for this the dcvout Irish
man reveres and honors the memory OF
good ST. Patrick, and wears proudly on
his breast the shamrock, sweet emblem
of the Blessed Trinity. There Will he
high mass celebrated to-day al st. Paurs
Catholic Church al s o'clock a. m.
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Funeral orMr. v. A. Grant.

The funeral of Mr.. Virginius A. Grant
took place Sunday afternoon from Cen
trail NJ. f. Church. The building was
Ghnsely crowded and numbers had to
remain on the outside. The services
wards, assisted by Rev. Mr.. JoHiH
AT tE'e conclusion the remains were
taken in the hea,Se and carried
to Oak Grove Cemetery. followed by
the Uniform Pythians of Portsmouth.
Norfolk and Berkeley, the members of
Portsmouth Lodge No. IL. X of T.. and
a large number of friends of the dec:as-
ed. The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers: Fred. Cherry, o. Dash
ields. Walter Powell. James Pollitf, Mid
dleton Hunt, w. j. Joyner. &. Holoma n
and Henry Buff. The floral designs
were both beautiful and numerous
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E:DENION.

tdcnton. ~ G., March I6. -fSnecin,
Mr. James u. Elliott. of the Fishermen
,ld Farmer. Of Elizabeth City, spent
Sunday here.
y runaway horse on Magnolia stree,
cI'ated some excitement yesterday,
smashing the read cart that hr was
hAGheh 10 and hurting bhc driver a
colorea man. painfully but not seriously
Mr. j. Elmer White. of Hartford. is in
''Mh thiS morning on business
Notwithstanding the c5ld spells OF
Mea fher that we have had truck, peas,
are looking very well.
Hon. w. u. prudcn aud MIR. William
Bond left this morning for Eliznbeth
city to attend court.
MY and Mrs. J. -. Boushell, of Raj
c'sh, \. G.. after Il short visit to the
lhmilF of Mr.. y. Bush, left Saturday
for home.
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ERTF0itD,

Hcrtford. n. c.. March lG.-tSpeolal.)-
i'r' T. a. Cox left Saturday for Balti-
more.
y Baker was in town the latter part
If last week
Rev. G. W. blanchard preached n de.
liah;ful sermon last night ut the Rap-
list Church. lis tex: was taken from
ihe thirteenth chapter and the tenth
Verse OF Romans. After the sermon n
collection was taken up, amounting to
Sl55O for the bcnci; Of Hyde county
church
Mi. 7 #. Winslow will leave to-mor-
row for Norfolk. where he will purchase
1 lot of tine horses
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SCOTLAND NECK.

Scotland Neck, n. c.. March 16.-(Spe-
ciaiJ-Nephlene Anthony. a coEored
man well known in this community. died
a few Gays ago, aged 10 years. He was
more or less active and able to walk
about until IL few days before his death
He did his first blowing in his youth
with a wooden hoe. lie was a direct
descendant from Africa, his father hay
ing come from that country.
The proposition to change the name
of the Postoffice here from Scotland
Neck TO Scotland still meets with much
opposition. n petition has been nre.
pared and signed by the citizens. urging
Postmaster General Wilson to let thu
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Election Of Onicars.

AT the annual assembly Of Ports
mouth Commande:y No. 3. K r., held
Monday evening, March 10th, 1896. the
following officers were elected for The
ensuing year: A. Buff eminen. com
mander: Joseph r. Weaver. general
essimo: J. w. Barclay, captain-general.
c. w. Walker. prelate: w. c. Edmonds,
senior warden; II. X. Anderson. Junior
warden: Robert S. Grant trea surer: !
w. Ru;ter, recorder: +. j. Durham.
standard bearer; Charles Mcdonald.
sword bearer: J. w. Tilery, warden +:
Il. G.. Jones. chaplain general
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Everything Must Go This Week Mt
IaiumiiI's To Make Room for
the beautiful New Spring
Goods TO Arrive
Next Week

We shall sasriiice 500 wards apron
a. nc yard. worth Sc.
100 beautiful linen towels at l9c, worth
25c.
100 ch!ldren's caps at 3Gc., former price
50c
100 boys Windsor ties at &C., former
price l5c.
All 25c. white aprons will 20 at l9c.
All l21sc. Hamburg edgings at &c. a
yard.
All Sc. Hamburg edgings at 4ac. a
yard.
All l0c. dress gipghams at csc
All &c. handkerchiefs al l9c. each.
All 4Oc. table linens at 29c. a yard.
All t2.76 comforts at sl.43 each.
Wcrhall also include In this closing ont
sale all blankets, all underwear, all table
linens and napkins. and all Canton fan
nels. These prices are for cash
HAMMlLL'S. 800 High street.
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Dcufh's Isotn.s.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Diggs los: by
death at their home. in Cottage Place.
on Sunday their 1l-year- old daughter.
Rosa Leigh, after n few days illness
with scarlc; fever TIN. funeral services
were conducted a; the grave In Oak
Grove Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
Rev W. IL. Edwards officiating.
Mrs Elizabeth Petit. widow of the
late Charl.s Petit. died at her resi-
dence. corner of Wythe and Fourth
streets. yesterday. In the 10th year of
her age. Notice Of time and place
or funeral later on.
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I.II"ELEf0N.

Littleton, y. c.. March l6--(Special)-
Mrs j. NJ. Rhodes attended a mission
AIRY meeting in Raleigh last week
MIR. Sterling Johnston Is out again, af-
ter his recent Illness.
Rev. j. w. Mcnamara, preached and
administered the ordinances of baptism
at the Laptist Church last night.
Miss Mary Cutchin returned from a
visit to Henderson Friday.
Mrs. =. j. Persons returned from a
visit to Franklinton Saturday
Rev. ]. w. Mcnamara Is preparing 10
edit a paper in our town.
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WAKE FOREST.

Wake Forest. n. c.. March 1G.-(spe-
cai)-Dr. Mullen. of Richmond. va,
gave series Of three lectures on "rhc
History OF Missions" last week.
FORK Miller Will deliver a lecture here
on the first OF April, in the interest of
the Vance Memorial fund.
The college has go students enrolled.
the Marshals recently elected for com
mencement. gave II banquet last Satur-
day night. The music was furnished
by the College Mandolin and Guitar
Club.
The young ladies of the hill will give
leap year party next Thursday night
at the home of Prof. Sledd.
Mr.. j. -. Riggs. of WILLIAMSON. spent
day with his son here last week.
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lt0NOIsl.I..

RoNobcl. \. G.. March l6.-tSpecial.l-
Rev. Bradley. of NJ. l.. Church. filled his
regular appointment here yesterday.
j. w. Nirnelson. of Baltimore, is in
town to-day.
Capt. i2ives. one of the Nirginian's
readers. is to be congratulated, and we
hope the new boy will soon be reader
OF the same paper.
y large number of our townsmen went
to kelford TO witness the to-have- been
balloon ascension. though 1t failed 10
so up.
l.. c. Hedspeth left for Franklin, Va,
on yesterday
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. N. G.. March 16.-
Especial )-ltaymouth Gilead Church, of
Newllnd township was entirely destroy
ea ny Hire sunday morning. 1t caught
IN the roof from spark from the CHM
ney.
Mr.. John r. kisslnger, of Roper. was
III thr city yesterday on business.
superior Court began here yesterday,
'"use robinson presiding. There Is
u"i'c large docket on hand to be dis
poSei or The most importan, case being
w !icoX murder case. which VIII take
place To-day
captain Albert Gard. of the steamer
",'"S. mas accepted Il position rs sec
onu officer on the Ncwbcrne.
MI j. T.. Bcnbufy ana Miss Rena
dawson nave rented the apartment
ao"hr me Racket store for the purpose of
,o""ue'ine millinery business. Miss
Dawson lief, for baltimore Yesterday IN
purchase their stock
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston. n. c., March 1G.-(Special)
Services were held al the Methodist
Church yesterday evening. conducted by
Rev. r. Bradley.
Mrs Ntrg!nian Brown. widow of Bob.
Brown. died yesterday at 10 o'clock and
VIII he buried at the Grace Church, In
Woodvillc. at ] o'clock to-day.
Mrs. Sallie Williams OF Macon. n e
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. S. T.. Gil
liam.
w. II. Sanderlin Will have a music
entertainment tonight in town.
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A CARD.

On and after Monday next, March
23d. We shall conduct t;ictly a cash
business and there will absolutely be
no deviation from this rule. In an
nouncing this TO a generous public W..
feel that we can give better values
and service by selling for cash, and
we desire TO thank our friends and the
public generally for their vlry liberal
patronage in the past and solici; their
favors In the future. Upon our return
from New York CITY you may expect
some rare cash bargains.
IAMMILL'S. 800 High street
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I'm BERKELEY.

AN UNSUCCESSFUL. ATTEMPT AT
SAFE CRACKING Between I2 o'clock
Saturday night and Sunday morning
burglars entered the grocery store of
Mr.. VIM. NJ. West. corner OF Cheftnut
and Pine streets. and made an unsuc-
ccsSful attempt to open his safe, by
drilling two half-inch holes near the
combination. The robbers effected an
entrance TO the store by cutting Il hole
in one of the shutters of II back window
large enough to get his hand through.
and lifted the latch of the blind. The
work on the safe was not that OF an
expert. from all appearances and he
must have become disguised in his at
tempt and quit work of his own accord
The cash drawer had been left IAlrtly
open and he turned his attention to the
few pennies left in it. including a col
lection Of about twenty-five old copper
coins OF the large size. The drawer
WAS lief, ON the floor. and the window
left raised and the blind open. No clew
was left except an old handkerchief
without any mark on 1t. Mr.. West
opened the safe in the presence OF sew
cral friends Sunday afternoon and
found every thing inside just as he had
left II Oh Saturday night. There was
about 80 in cash In the safe and num-
her of valuable papers. The news of
the robbery spread rapidly over the
town and caused considerable excite
mcnt.
Mr. George G.. Martin. who has been
confined to his residence the past week
by sickness is able to be on the street
again.
y colored man. named Cox. fell and
broke his arm yesterday. DR.. Truitt
was summoned and set the injured
member
MIR Earnest White left yesterday for
Southern Pines. n. C.. for his health.
The Us will hold business and so
cial meeting at the residence of Mrs
O. g. Baker. Monday night. March 23d
at which the honoraries are especially
invited The special features OF the
evening Will be music and recltations
by Norfolk talent, also Y paper and
debate.
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RICK SQUARE.

ltich Square. N. c., March 1G-{Spe-
cini) on the Methodist Church
VIII begin In Il few days.
flsh carts are frequently seen In town
now. HERRING are still selling at thirty
cents per dozen. But few shad have
peeh brought To this market.
McSsrs. Weaver Sclden and Lassiter
ieit This morning for Baltimore.
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name remain the same Il has been from
It's establishment. This entire section
has been known MS Scotland Neck for
more than II century and the PostotIlce
has been the same FOR more than thirty
years.
Rev. X. +. Vanns. pastor of the B.,p-
fish Church, told his congregation yrs-
terday that he has raised about $500 OF
the $1,000 he was appointed to ruise for
the WnShIngtOn Buptist Church.
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Committee Appointed.

Mr.. John II. Hume. presid Mt of the
City Council. yesterday appointed
Messrs &. S. Sherwood. j. Davis Reed
and John n. King as committee from
the Council to act in conjunction with
committee from the Board OF Ira de
to visit Washington, d. c.. In the in
terest OF a public building for this city
Just when tbs committee will 60 has
not been definitely settled
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ENFIELD.

Enfield. n. G., March lG.-tSpeclal)-
Registered at Bryan's Hotel: c. !. Bur
ton. North Carolina; ~ L. Overstreel
y. G. L.; G. w King. Raleigh, n. c.:
John II. Sparkes. Charles Sparkers, W
ID. Heniman. IL. Diman. Joe o. Brown
Is. T.. Leet, Professor Waldo. Erue Goyl
Ed Burgis. 10 lIollaman. Joe Declair.
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i. social visit by Epwortn LeuSucrS

y social visit will be na!d the Ep-
worth League of Park View Church
OIL Tuesday nigh; by the League Of
Centenary NJ. T. Church. Norfolk.
Members OF the visiting league will
conduct the exercises or the evening.
There will be pounding for the as
S!stance OF the Help and Charity Com
dnittce on this occasion bv Park View
League and friends
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SEABOARD.

Seaboard. n. c., March 1G.-fspecial)
Mrs. Homer Coner died on Saturday
at the residence of her son-in-law. Mr..
Thomas b. Edwards. and her funeral
was preached to large congregation,
by Rev. a. Cree, yesterday afternoon.
MIR. Cree filled his appointment at the
Baptist Church yesterday morning at
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Fire Sale
Specials for To-day. I

Fine Sardinta. packed in Olive and
spices &C.. or four cans for 25c.; fine Sar-
dimes. tomato sauce. &C. or four cans for
Pottcd Ham and Torfgue-just look.oniy
80. per can; tine large California Canned
Peaches. l5c. per can; Stfted June Peas
still selling large quantities of our
l0c. per can. This is II bargain We are
Cracked Grain Java Coffee for 23c. This
brand Is the most popular of all the
Coffees We have ever handled
C. w IIJJDGJNS e. 20
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WHY Pay Fancy Prices for Gro,er,e,

When you can buy Smithfeld hams
for l4c., Rumford's yeast powders, DC :.
other yeast powders al &C.: home-n,adc
lard Sc. Baltimore &C.. sugar &c. New
Orleans molasses l0c. quart, butter II
and lSc.. Elgin creamery 22c.. Holsters
1Sc, salmon Zoe. per pound. sardines Ic
per box, for CSC.
l.. H. PEARSON.
Phone 9SS. Corner Green and Bart.