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The sun., 1898-03-06
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| u NOON
F)RE THIEVES UNEAR1AED
ew Nam,s to be Added to the
Long List.
REAT THINGS MAY COME YET
fuoon Newspapers Discover That
n Entirely New Crop ofIOOters
win Furnish More Food
For Thought.
EAT THINGS MAY COME YET

rhe First National Bank Of Dover was
bbed by n mob.
Three months ago today it was asserted
this journal that an organized gang
undered the institution and fixed the
umber at seven, not counting Mr.. Roggs
q this late day it is discovered that the
nn,lpr far cx .eeded the limit first pro-
osed by THE Sun. The new limit does
m coitine itself to Butler, Collins
EOttcr, the Fords, Mctonigle, johnson,
ioodn an and ,hc other small fry casll
Sily mentioned in these columns.
The newly implicated people are entire"
Nv unknown I, The TIE SUN. Nobody
Knows anything abo 1t them but Every
Evening The Evening journal and per-
| haps John +. salisbury,
The editorial nlteranres of our esteemed
con,emrarcs indicate that sensational
developments may be Looked for at any
moment. -,
They indicate that Mr. Vandegril will
he furnished with the names of these
new,v discovered plundrrrrs; with tlc
Specilic dates and exact amounts OF their
steallnes. !,
Mr. Harry Richardson will Er called
uDon l., swear nut warrants Tor TIE
arrest ui these men upon information
furnished him by these newspapers.
Mr.. f,i,nri~ Skunk Brown will he
hurried herr. from Philadr' phih to aid
in the prose ,ii,n OF these heretofore
unlrurd ri th!rvrn
Mr. William A. Enggs will hc br,ugll
over from New astlr I" appear hpail'St
the men to br named by Every Evening
and1the Errnlng Journal.
Extra legal ta,ent will M' employed t"
force the prosecution and the steal oi the
century will bc ln"rnnylily vrml dated.
Just who tin.>r su"n to b" named
thieves are. il u deep, darl, secret, u ~
not ,r hr expected that information ct
thi. character wnUII hr impaired by
,h,s,. wh, have secured ii at enormous
cXp"n~".
H., fac, +, mains tia, Every Evening
and Evening ,I,urnni know that certain
p,rr,,~. other than those named III
these c,iu,unS. Nr1r cuncrrnrh III tl'
robbery Of the First National Bank "'
Dover and that some hal they VIII ten
their readers all nh"nl 1t. -,
Taunrruw. however. Inr SIN viii
publish Jew lines thai may interest
those vino have been following the B"gg-
cap with ulnIr nr les interest Sihc,
D,ccmhcrG Il. 1897. Tic article will harr
the usual S,a,r head ui by. brld. blar X
job,vIn. 1t viii br rrpir,r with specific
-tatcnrlts. names, dalrs. days. figures
and all the other essentials OF Ar'mp'elt
article. There will be- ~ ,inucnd'
and inSinuu,irn j ju>l pam state
men, Of a few facts III abDni tW" col
| unnS
Turn IN the light, gentlemen; print
the ,runn. help or hurt whom IT may
Spare nnbod, Read TnE Sr> on Mon
day.
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A SNOWBALl'S FATAL WORK.
Young George StetpOe Dies From the
Effects of Injuries Received
Weeks Ago.

George Steptoe, young son of Thomp-
son A. Steptoe, residing at Rockford
Road, New Castle county, died on Fri
day at his home from the effects Of being
struck by SNOWFALL while engaged in u
friendly battle with s:hool mates some
weeks ago.
Daring the impromptu warfare one of
the balls struck him in the side and he
t,lI tntae ground, complaining OF severe
pains. A physician was summoned and
upon making an examination Of the lad
as,vrtam d that one If his riis Was fraC-
tllrcl and had penetrated u lung. Every
thing that medical skill could dn was
tried but all to no effect The lad Was
about II years VI age and was a general
iNnritc with all wl.o knc" him.
The sun., 1898-03-06
NACVl\I>TS MEETING.
I.c,u,mtiun- Passed Commenting the
Erection Of II MOnmcnhrht I"
The Nainc'> Dead.

4 meeting ,i the Wilmington branch
oi the International MarhlniS,- .\~>orla
tion was lrLl in Turn Hall, iIGh'lI ana
Frcncl, >trcis last evening,
The object ni ll'c mcrl'ng MaH :" take
som" action in reference /" III" ten
macliuIsrs, who r'rrI Y resigned H.
ompo>c~ OF til" Diamond state Iron
Culnplnv. wInn an adjustment WAS
made in NHgrs.
About three lunht"d nrs''ns were pre-
sent William firurrjrk r'"sldIi-
Grand prguuI;r :. i h"nh, "i
Chicago, on Hving introduced 'n,d:
"Thc ubjrr, "l Tr"Ir Mon is for the,
i,vuIulm Of u,an. WOMAN and rhi!d' ana
for l|c brnriiI Of All.
"\pw Il working mans toll and time
= h> Eruducl. and hey, rtI""I, nan" '";-
gCth,r and say ihal ! will ""lk Tor su'l'
and >urh Il price and nothing les. lhrh
II hr IS not willing to give that pr'cr he
'ould no, have the services "i ma
rhinist.
"Tla' is the rpn,p"i,irn We have be-
tween ,hr machiuisIs ns some l"!"hs u
the Trade Mon and some II" not.
The following resolutions were au"L''"
Dy the local branch IF the Arsnclat ION;
WHEREAS, BY the des,r'lrl ION ni the
oat,lcshlp Maine in the harbor OF ia
yana, over two hundred sailors ana ma
rjnra were lied while in discharge "'
tUty to Il cir country. and
WHEREAS. Among the manyrrd "ra,'
are members ni the lnlrrlIa,nnnl ASs"c'-
alton Of Machinisl Brothers whom We
mourn, and
WHEREAS, The American paper l"'
American people has inaugnrated !, move
lnent for the erection Of Il monument Il
memory Of the departed heroes, who's,
ives vera yielded up for the defense OF
,ur country. Therf, re I've it
RESOLVED That the chairman appoint
delegate to act ON the nat tional com
nittee of the monument fund.
Wilmington Lodge, number lS+ Inter
ational Association Of Machinists. Ih'
ssociation ~ ii is their rule has decided
support the ten lnen who Ies!gnet
ON the Diamond State Iron Works b,
wing them six dollars q week unit
ley obtain another situation.
The sun., 1898-03-06
CLAIMS GRANTED.
Wilmington Letter Carriers to Receive
Compensation for Extra
Time.

The Court Of Claims If the United
states Postal Department has r"ndrrr.
,dynru, in favor Of letter carriers in
inls citv a. follows: Milton j BnNrr-.
$50; sarah +. Duffy, admInl-lra' )" ri the
estate "i Joseph Duffy, s!o1; Linton
lluNtl,, SlO7; james \. Oliver. 'r. SIS:
Alfred !. White. Sl34.
rm~,. claims are ior "%,r; "''rE, and,
if Not appealed, ar" paya'.r"n May ~,
l|'S
The sun., 1898-03-06
.iplon'at OK Day.

The representatives ui the ui"n Vet
rrun Legion held Il meeting III thladc,s-
rlin 10 entity and arr mgrInrntS made
H., the crtrhra,inn OF Appo'lattox Day
m tina, city ON April o,h. Past Adjutant
General William 4. Reilly. Of this city,
" hu was prvscn; at I lc meeting. was
appnntrd on the committee to procure Il
sul,ohIr hall iu, the occasion. General
Reilly was also appointed ON the COM
mil,cr, to arrange ipr music, speakers,
badges and printing Ladies Auxiliary,
No. -. Of his city, has decided I" take
AN active pant in tn" affair.
The sun., 1898-03-06
ARRESTED FOR MAYHEM.
George Sipp!c Carries il Piece of His
>ntayon;st's Ear All Night In
a His Pocket. h .. -.

'"ur2r Spplc was arrested ut = "'clock
this morning at his home on charge of
MAYHEM
Al about s 10 o'clwk Saturday night
Sinpc and Il man named Thomas Ennis
rng agch IN quarrel on Market street,
during which S!ppe got Ennis left ear
IN lis mn;uh and iii the upper half Of it
romplrIel off
they were separated by passcrshy,
n,rr Which >irpr picked nptic piece Of
ear and puu it III his pocket. and during
lnc night showed it to his chunIs with
mitch bray.,dn.
he wilt hr given II hearing on Mon
4
The sun., 1898-03-06
Wl ND On THE WALL,
George e., Gray Of New York Seized
with Heart Trouble at the
Tenth Street IteIcrvuir

George {. Gray, Of New York, was
found un the stone wall Of the reservoir
between Van Burrn and franklin streets
hy Officer Gum Yesterday afternoon.
|, was found hat he had heart trouble
and the Phoenix AnhuI;ince Was noIi
fed which transferred him to the lcla.
ware Hospital where Dr.. Diaper AT
tended him. He was in Il crit cunui
tiun " when .aS, heard nl.
The sun., 1898-03-06
\ lTH THE BOARD Of TRADE.
arrangements Being Made Tor IN"
First Peninsula Excursion 80
iIarhur improvements.

ARRANGEMENTS are about r"mpirt, Il /"
run the first commercial cXcurs!'H t.
this city on tuesday. April D.
The excursion il to be in rhsrer of Il
committee whlrI, will look after the vi'i-
tors i,cr ticir arrival in Wilmington,
show them through the various places "f
business and look after their c"lntnlt IN
every way until the time of their de-
prurc.
The excurSi ,nsts will Gc taken "Ncr
lhc various rI'ry lines and through the
manufacturing districts and ex,r: s'>r
works for Nhlcl, the city is noted.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has not yet given the rae at winch the
tickets for this excursion will be sold.
During the past two days number nl
merchants have been spoken to regard
ing the work as far AS it has progressed,
and in every case they spoke hopefully
and cnco,ragingly OF the plan and are
unanimously OF the opinion that it VII
result in bringing trade to this city.
The Board OF rradc is shaving It's nc,
,iyitv in tllrr directors ln"king t"Mar"
the improvement of Wilmington :
chances iur competition with phIadrI
phia. and on Tuesday delegation from
that body will gnIo hvcr tor the p''r-
pose OF inducing the State Legislature t"
m,ss a bill permitting the c,tv I" borrow
money with which to improve tie Lar
Dor.
The pc ,pc who own this dog say he is
81 btlsily engaged in business that l'ry
think i, necessary to put up his lunch IN
, h,x and tie it to his collar in case he
rc,s hungry in the middle Of the day.
The sun., 1898-03-06
WE(CACDE COMPANY PLEASED
The Ecw Arc high, II Great Improve.
nIrni--- The l',rrmrn Purchase
New Horse

TIE Wccraroc Fire Company are very
much Pleased over the new arc Iigh,
which tie city has placed ON the corner
"f tiilpin avenue and Scott street.
This company has also purchased Il
large iron gray horse which weighs 1850
pounds. This horse has made five runs
since hey have bad him and his trial
was perfectly satisfactory, tlr horse do
ing magnificent work in what il prob
ably the hardest l1ln in the city: up the
hill from the engin" hnu.r.
The sun., 1898-03-06
.Ndju,lgrd Insane.

Yesterday morning She riff Film con
Quoted inq nisitions with regard t." the
sanity of Ellen McCaffcry and l'lla
IIirurl. the following jury deciding that
both persons were insane; William
Aaron. Elias Colc George Reed, Warren
Martin. Howard Mccoy. John Ruth.
John q. King, william Ratlcdg,, Rob
cr Gordon, George Leach William II.
Murphy and Samuel Allen.
The sun., 1898-03-06

|, is undrr~lm"l that nearly the entire
vote of the Amateur Athletic Union has
Mcn recorded against giving up half the
registration fee to the colleges.
4 large silver cup has been presented
m the \ ilc Athletic Association by Mr..
I@dyard Bill 0s u memorial # his
brother, the late Charles Bill
Leonard Hams of Wissahickon, has
challenged John Nelson for IN ice-jump.
ing contest nn skate.
The sun., 1898-03-06
Crntnry Club Wins.

4 DoN ling contest took place last even.
my between the Young Mems Rcpub-
ican Ciub, OF this city, and the Century
Whrrncn, OF Philadelphia, at the for
mcr's rooms "nking street above Eighth.
lEr Century won Ivy the following
score.
The sun., 1898-03-06
Not For school Purposes.

The Boar, Of Education has abandoned
the idea Of utilizing the building ON
Eighth street. adjoining the High
school, for educational purposes, III,
strnd. they will have the place repaired
and rented fr another year.
The sun., 1898-03-06
lot Will be Drained.

Contractor Harry A. Miller will com
mence the draining Of the lot at snail
cross avenue and Hancock street TO-
morrow.
The sun., 1898-03-06
I'orucr Resident Dead.

Mrs. Laura SharpIcSS, Of Hoothw!n
Pa. died on Thursday last Of cnnsrlnp,,
tion. She was the daughter OF mr. ana
Mrs Richard Ewbanks, Of this city.
The sun., 1898-03-06

More than Sl50OD changed hands on
IN ,hl-iushpncd cooking main ont in
New Jersey Yesterday afternoon.
Twenty five birds from H'arst"nr and
,Ir same number from Bn-lon were on
hand, and eighteen Of these engaged IN
mortal combat. THE lI'-l"nIah> w"h,
but the victory was hard earned.
The much talked Of worlds handbal'
championship match between C"fney
and Fitzgerald is now All assured fact.
John Egan and Professor togg'ns, the
,snctiye backers Of the two men. net
in Jersey City last evening and put up
500 each.
The sun., 1898-03-06
CENTURY WuEELMlN.
,uING kEIlrLIrAN tLrR.
Had Trouble With His lng.

II. i. NayInr, Il brakeman on r"nbi,
nation freight and passenger train. which
runs between Milton and Lewis over the
Queen Anne and Kent Railroad. and
operated by the Delaware Division of tn"
T., ". < j.. RaiI"nd, had his leg crushed
last week. while jumping the train when
it was leaving thr-lrltrWn.
Tie had hi. leg nnpntalr,l Just ahov"
the ankle. Wucn i, was Ampulatcd the
doctor did not take enough OF it ufi
and ganglrnt set in. Dr. IIarnnnson. OF
Clayton accompanied him from his
home in Townsend tn this city vrs'rr-
day.
lie arrived in this city "n the ~"
train yesterday, where hr Mis met hv
Delaware Hospital Anlrlian." and laas'
iHrrrd to the Hospital where lrs. l'rnl",
and lIarmpn-nn anpntal,d it just hch'N
the knee.
The sun., 1898-03-06

SushcS can BE- made ut home for one
fifth the eos, Of buying hem or Il modist
will make lhc,n 1T doing this bear in
mind t!u, inHivi'lm taste rules. The
inscrings may run up and down or
across, as one prefers. a good plan
might M' t" have it horizontal ii tall and
up and down il short.
Beverly tullcn,of this ci,y,iS the guest
Of his parents, ex,Ina q and Mrs G. NJ.
Cullen, Of Georgetown.
, Green and white or helimrole and
white, combined with black lace. makes
IN exceedingly stylisl, sash.
Miss Anna Spngler Of York, Pa,
who is visiting Mrs. Price at No. 1915
Market street, will leave for home next
week
The sun., 1898-03-06
DEMANDS
Gen. Lees Recall
Our War Ships sent with
Supplies also Obnoxious
to Spain.

Demands from Madrid That Merchant
Vessels Be Sent In Their Place.
OUR GOVERNMENT REJECTS BOTH. PROPOSITIONS.
Special sun.
HAVANA Vi. Key West, March Git is reported Consul
Gnr. zhugh Lee was shot this morning Particulars hard
to get The report has not yrt been confirmed.
Spain has demanded General Lee from Havana and the
If ,he United States ordered to Cuban
The demand been complied with bn' fla" refusal has been
made by President Mckinley H p"
~, at this undphea explains The atiyy N
p,as admitted by both Spain ana the United Stat
THE request Spanish Ministry i'r Lees recall may not mean the in me-
:, ,, g;,uiuy Of tsil,u undoubtedly will end in
T nnnu,i ion, comes through the Associated Press in this u
ltn:
M,u,p March Git" Ion spanish Minister {" Foreign Ahrs
,> ,ma,rl to Ninic the Spanish 'i''nnen desired the
r irr, Havana Ice and that til" ships which
convey supplies iJrtrle of sufferers should u" I'1''y
vessels the tn" rec cen'ad~ OF an official
~ ~ ,r, ,cl refusing General '1 the circumstances
the orders t'r the T,at''" war V'S "'Nhs III" repre-
: ua,uu THAT TIN, relic vessels fighting ships
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TRANS SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
1t Will Revolutionize Traffic in That
Part of the World.
From the Forum.

From the Forum.
Interminable distances of monotonous
Asatic geography will before long be
speedily traversed in comparative comfort,
if undertaken in the typical corridor car of
the first class, commonly met with on the
! Russian railways, and thereafter in the
boats on the river route to Vladivostock.
What contract such trajet will be to
those who have laboriously covered the
same ground under pre- existing conditions
Then, the seemingly endless journey was
undertaken with whatever uncomfortable
primitive vehicle hight be found at hand,
appropriate either to summer mud or arctic
winter snow. But soon the comfortable
travel of the sleeping cars, with leisurely
waits at meal stations, and, later, the easy
going advance of the river vessels, with
full personal security and polite attendance,
may safely be reckoned upon, thus accent
uating the extraordinary triumphs over
obstructive physical difficulties which may
be accomplished by persistent and inteili
gently directed human effort.
According to an official Russian report,
some of the goods bound from China or
Siberia to Russia proper were formerly a
year on the road The fur-clad, snow
bound journey across the steppes, with its
frightful mOnotony, relieved only by ocea-
sional stops for tea and for change of horses
at the posting houses, is a familiar picture
in literature. 1t is another striking con-
trast that perhaps in the coming summer
the new rail and river route may be open
to any robust traveller who, equipped with
home passport and with special permit
from the St Petersburg authorities, is pre-
pared to meet rough wagon travel over a
few hundred miles of uncompleted railway
between Lake Baikal and the Shilka river.
Whatever he may encounter, this much is
certain, that if he is an American and
properly vouched for, he will find extreme
and unfailing sympathy and civility from
all the Russians officials and others-as
those of his countrymen who have met these
gentlemen will gladly testify
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TRUSTEES SALE Al
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY
In Woolery's District, Carroll County, Md.

BY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as a Court of Equi
ty, passed in cause No. 1923 Equity, wherein
Alfred Williams and others are plaintiffs and
Sarah +. Bull and others, are defendants. the
undersigned, trustee appointed i'll said cause,
will offer at public sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 8th day Of OCTOBER, 1898,
at one o clock, p. m., all that farm situated
in Woolery's district, Carroll county, Mary
land, containing
sc ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
of which Elizabeth Williams died seized and
possessed, lying on the EdmondsOn road, lead
ing from the Nicodemus road to the Bartho
low road, about one mile south of Bird Hill
This property is improved bya
two story dwelling house in -
fair condition, stable and other s ss5A 81
necessary outbuildings, and it RssAsas1s RsssAgsssss1s
has sixty-fve acres of arabic land i'll a good
state of cultivation. There is an apple or
chard, pear and other fruit on the place
The land is we'll watered and there is a never
failing spring near the house This farm is
convenient to churches, schools, stores and
blacksmith shop.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
One third cash on the day of sale or on the
ratification thereof by the Court; the residue
in two equal payments of six and twelve
months from the day of sale; the credit pay.
ments to be secured by the notes of the pur.
chaser or purchasers with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale; or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
KINSEY WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Bond & Parke, Solicitors.
sept lots Phineas Gorsuch, Auctioneer
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An Indignant Woman.

ssHi, there = called a somewhat ex-
cited Fourth avenue woman to the post
man, who was passing on his morning
round. ''Where's that letter sent three
weeks ago to my sister in Buffalo? She
never got it, and has written to know
whether L m mad at her or some Of us are
sick. -
II don't know nothing about it, mad
anne.
"'Of course you don't [ suppose the
Postmaster General would say the same
thing. My own private opinion is that
this Government is running at mighty loose
ends. | put stamp on that letter to pay
for having it sent. 1t was directed as
plain as print. It is lost or stolen, and
my own sister is blaming me for neglecting
her. It's all politics, that's what it is,
putting in lot of raw hands every four
years, and I don propose to stand it. L m
going to find out whether you mail men
can defraud your customers and make
family trouble just because you don know
enough to look after your business
''But never saw your letter, my good
woman.
II don't care about that. Neither did
my sister ever see it. I'll not sleep till l
write the President and give him piece
of my mind The idea of paying an army
of men to lose letters. It's ridiculous. 1t
won't be long before some of you are
looking for other jobs, or miss my
guess.
During this conversation the woman $
husband dove frantically into his pockets,
ran hatless through the back gate, put
that letter into mail box, and made a
fine show of temper while helping his wife
abuse the Government.
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EXECUTORS SALE
IA OF
REAL ESTATE,
In Westminster District, Carroll County, Nd

The undersigned, by virtue of the last will
and testament of Andrew woodward, deceas-
ed, and of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, will offer at public sale, at
the Court Heuse door, in Westminster, Md,
on
MONDAY, the 3rd, of OCTOBER, 1898,
at clock, p. m., all that little tract of land
containing
3ACRES, MORE ORLESS,
of which said Andrew woodward died seized
and possessed, situate on public county road
leading from WarGeldsburg to Stone Chapel,
about half mile from each place.
1t is improved with Small
Dwelling, stable, hoghouse and s ~ =
meathouse; well of water at the IS 5..se ;.3a52E
house; few apple and cherry 60:
trees. This property is convenient to schools,
stores and worthy the attention of any one
wanting a little home.
This property will be sold subject to the
right and interest Of Ida A. woodward, the
surviving widow.
Terms.-One-third cash on the day of sale
or on the ratification thereof by the said
Court, and the residue in two equal payments,
one in and the other in II months from day
of sale; the credit payments to be secured by
the bonds or single bills of the purchaser or
purchasers, with sufficient security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
MARTIN L. WOODWARD,
John NJ. Yingling, Auct Executor.
sep10-ts
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The Evil Continues to Grow.

The corruption and extravaganza so
plainly evidene in State and municipal af-
fairs is condemned and deplored by many
who are strangely apathetic and Indifferent
when call for action is sounded. Why
cannot they be drawn out in resistance and
in an effort to overcome Some think it
would be of no use, and some are afraid to
be classed among "reformers, and others
think it looks small to object to the size Of
salaries and amount of bills. And SO the
evil continues to grow and American liberty
is imperilled by the easy going popular al
lowance of Governmental corruption and
extravaganza,
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UALL PAPER. WALL PAPER


Up-to date Paper Hangers and Wall Paper
dealers. We don't claim to be the only firm
in the county that carry a stock of Wall Paper,
but we are, rs everybody knows, the largest
dealers. We buy goods direct from the fac
tory just as cheap as these New York Wall
Paper Stores that say they give you Paper at
3 cents per piece. We do the same and you
don't pay us any freight 1t costs more to do
business in a large city, and they don't give
goods away and live at the same time. We
all want little profit.
We work as cheap as any of the Paper
Hangers, when yon take quality of goods into
consideration, and have best facilities for do
ing so. We are prompt.
We carry a line ofcheap readymade Window
Shades and make them to order.
Look us up, examine our goods and you
will then come to the conclusion that we are
up to the times. BsgHWork done anywhere in
the county without extra charge. Write to US.
MATTHEW'S Il MYERS,
As East Main street,
april2 Y Westminster, Nd.
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as can be found IN our city.
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEES, SYRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CIGARS, To-
BACCO, &C.
The best grades of PATENT PROCESS
and FAMILY FLOUR constantly on hand at
bottom figures. VIII pay the Highest Prices
kinds of Country Produce.
Agent for Latin Il Rands Blasting Pow.
der, and Judson's Dynamite for stump blast
ing. &c. Farmers can be supplied with the
best quality of COTTON and FLAXSEED
MEAL HEAVY MIDDLINGS, BRAN, &c.
at lowest prices.
mar 26 Z. 0. GRIMES.
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BOVALAPUS /!

This supenlous his Species Amphbi
Gus Icoraed Split Excluding, Marvellous Marine Monster be
Ferce Of
Startling Unique each and he the
You'll him under the day HE
SWEATS BLOOD IORNS He alone Of his kind He pOws
the candw walks the
Bigger Curiosity than all