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stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Poweil's River Coal L. Iron
Company will be held at | p. m, on
Wednesday, February 18th, 1899, at
the Braddock House in the City Of
Alexandria, Virginia.
w. G. KENT,
Secretary.
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1t Is estimated that Of the total sum
raised for the support Of the Protestant
churches Of this country over one-third
Is now procured by ths efforts or labon
OF women
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Stockholders Meeting.
Secretar

y general meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Interstate Railroad
Company is hereby called, to be held
at the Braddock House in the city of
Alexandria, State of Virginia, on
Wednesday, February 18th, 1899, at
1l:30 a. N.
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RUTUs 4. AIRS. HARRY J. AYERS
LAW OFFICES IN AYERS BUILDING
Ma stone Gap. Va.
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BOG Land I'm Ireland.
In Ireland there are 2,S3o.0O0 acres Of
bog land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
AMUSEMENi
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE GEISHA.

The greatest Of all comic operas Geisha
and Tho Mikado arc pair to draw to
when one wants solid enjoyment, melody
light ant airy, highly oolored scenes with
geisha girls and mousmeos and other de-
lightful accessories of the roal and tho
stage japan. "rho Geisha' forces COM
parlson with "The Mikado" primarily
because the latter IL the bsst known aud
was such a favorito all over the country.
Light and airy In Its music md dialogue
"Tho Gcisha" has not tho kind of tunes
that s'ick in obscure corners Of the menu
ory and forcO one to hum them a. odd
moments and moments that are not odd.
But, after oil, '"The Goisha" is delight
full addition to the ranks Of the light opera
successes. The lyrics of tho opera ure in
the care Of good singers and an enjoyable
evenings entertainment Ii an assured
fuc. Unlike many oYcras This one has
story. OF course it Is a very fragile story,
us fragile as a delicate piece OF Japanese
porcelain. There sa nice young Lieuten-
ant Fairfax, of tho English navy who is
in love with Miss Mollio Seamore and
who, while In Japan carries on arta-
ton with . MimoSa san, the greatest
Geishn in all JAPAN. OF course there is
an awful muhdl,e wo NIL know how things
rcan get muddled In comic ope;a anl in
real life, for that matter but unlike real
life, eve ything comes cut straight In tho
end And Mulrio has her Reggie rnd Miinusa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
EUCIIRE AND DANCING,

Santa Maria Council, knights OF COL
umbus, gave progressive euchre party
and dance last night In honor of their wo-
men friends IN the hall of Sacred Heart
school. II was we'll attended and enjoyed.
Card playing began shortly after clock.
There were sxleen tables. The prizes
were awarded as follows First ladies'
prize. Miss Mary Resell; seoont ladies'
prize, Miss X athorlne Bonner; third ladies'
prize, Miss Hart first mans prize WILL
liam Shea; second mans prizc j. l..
Byrne; third mau's prlzs. Herman Cos
san.
After tho prizes had boon awarded tho
tables were taken out of the room, ard
dancing began E!liott's Orchestra fur
nishel the music. Among those noticed
on the floor wore: f. II. Brennan, Mr..
and Mrs. Potter J. Ford, DR.. and Mrs How
aid Ogle, j. l. Ford, Mr.. and Mes John
S. Rosseli, Herman Gossan, Mr. and Mrs.
J. l. Byrne. J. 4. King, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
J. Farley, DR.. Philip Traynor, John But
Ter, N. ID. Murphy, tho Misses Murphy,
the Misses Brennan, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Keller, Miss Hambright, Mr. and Mrs.
William Shea. Misses Hart Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Mcssick, Miss Fannie Crumlish,
Miss Gerte Plunkett, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. John LengeI.
William McNulty, Mrs John McCracken,
Miss smeltzer, James Feeney, Miss BIckta.
supper was served shortly after midnight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
ACCIDENTS
OF A DAY.
Four Boys on a Coaster
Collide With a Wagon
and Are Injured.

Three young men had q narrow escape
from death this morning. They were Har-
ry Carton, Of No. 8lG Adams street, Ed
ward Poole. Of No. 1000 West Tenth street,
and Walter Taylor, OF No. S27 Jackson
street. The young men took their coast
! or" to Harrison street, and started down
Seventh street hill. With the speed Ct
twenty miles an hour the coaster few over
the icy street u distance Of four squares
As 1t reached Monroe street farm wagon
belonging to William 4. Talley OF Brandy
wine hundred crossed Seventh street.
The decker struck the hind wheel Of the
wagon and demolished 1t. This did not
check the full force Of the decker as It
turned sideways and struck the lamp post
on the opposite corner and broke 1t off. The
three young men were thrown out and
Taylor had his left log and left arm brox-
Ell in two places while Poole and Carton
received several ualy cuts and bruises
about tho hend and body.
Tho accident caused considerable ex-
element in the nei0hborhood and before
long large crowd had cohgregated.
The three young men were attended by
DIR. Benjamin Veasey at his o1floo Eighth
and Monroe streets and later removed to
their homes In the Phoenix ambulance.
Eye witnesses to the accident say they can
not see how, tho boys escaped with their
lives Seventh st Get hill during the past
few days has boon q favorIte resort for tho \
coasters.
The deokers came down Seventh street
bill with such force that they 60 up the
opposite hill after coming a dis ano, Of six
squares. The driver OF the farm wagon
was thrown out by the force Of tho coils.
ion and received In addition to q good
shaking up q number of slight bruises
about the hands and legs.
AT o'clock this afternoon a reporter Of
tho REPUBLICAN, called at the homes Of
the three youths who wero injured. Poole
had Just regained consciousness and was
very sick from tho shock. Ho Is under the
caro- Of DR.. Stubs DR.. Chandler Is atthnd-
Ing Carton and DR.. Pyle is tending Tny-
Inv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
7.'-- And PERSONALS
A Meiange Of Interesting Notss Picked
Here and There Of Whining tonlans
,t.A- and their Many Friends.
LAST ASSEMBLY DANCE.


The New Century Club was the scene OF
an enjoyable affair last evening when the
last Of the assembly dances for this season
WAS given. The decorations surpassed
those at any former affair aud with the
brilliant lights glitiering on pretty faces
and handsome gowns one of the prettiest
scenes ever witnessed In the club was
formed. Eight largo streoners of Ala
bama smllsx attached to the centre of the
ceiling and reaching to places around the
walk, was the principal feature OF tho
decorations.
Great taste was displayed in the decora-
tions on tho stage. On 1t was the orches-
ira, biddon by II row of dwarf pine trees.
while along the side and back Of thu stage
was arranged smilax, maklng 1t like q pie
turesQuo glen. At various points around
tho sides Of the room were dwarf pines and
other bright green plants all effectively
arranged, SO that the lights could play OH
their bright green foliage, and making
most effective and pleasing scene.
Dancing commenced about 8 o'clock and
continued until carly in the morning At
midnight supper was served ut individual
tables In the parlor, which was also nr,t-
THY decorated. After supper dancing was
resumed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
A Train STONED.

A Pennsylvania limited express stopped
by eight Newportors, the object was not
robbery, but to got ride home
When number 81, New York and Wash
1ngton express due hero at 23 d. m.
pulled inio Fronch Street Station about
An hour lae, 1t was boarded by eight New
porter's, notwithstanding ho calling out
OF the conductor and bI ak,mnn that the
nrst atop woull Do PsrryviIle. In taxing
up she ticksts tho conductor was very
much surprised at finding passengers for
Newport and WAS heard 10 remark, that
that WINS the gsliisst piece OF business he
had heard of lately. but bo!ng worry &C.
oomodating gentleman he consented to
stop his train and let then off ut New
port, consequently. Gould, Cranston,
Yhlee. S!ndail Allison, Marley, RIos, md
Robinson cot their supper about an hour
earlier than they would have done had
they waited for the Accommodations
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
OVERCOME
BY THE COLD.

| George, the six year old son of Harry
! hl!i, OF No. 3O6 North Franklin street, had
| o narrow escape from being frozen yesler-
| dag,
The little fellow is pupil or s.. paul's
| Parnchial school and had left home with
| hi step-brothcr James II little esrly. They
| walked dlrec to school and di not stop on
tho way. George complained Of the cold
| and when he re1ched tho school was grow.
Ing stiff in the limbs
They went into tho basement where tbs
children form In line before taking their
cents III their rooms together and james
told the sister in charge that his brother
was awful oold and was crying to 20
home.
The sister, who always looks af or tho
welfare OF hor pupils promptly gavo her
consent and he started on his trip home,
When reaching Third and Franklin strset,
he fell and said he could 70 no further, ale
though his home was but few doors
away
Ths clerk iuDr. Morgan's drug store
hastened to tho little fellows u slstance
and carried him into the store. He applied
rostoratvas and soon the buy was able Ito
proceed to his hnnc.
II tho druggist had not observed the boy
fall and he hn;l been allowed to remain on
tho pavement for any length Of time he
would have frozen to death. The little
fellow is all right and able TO DO about
the house.
David Frisoae. aged IS years was severely
injured about tho body this morning.
Young Friscoe was slodding on Third
street hill, AZ he reached Ma llson street
his sled came In contact with berr wagon.
Tie force OF the collision caused Friscos to
be- thrown Off with considerable forcs A
transfer cab was summoned ind Frlsoos
was sont to his home at l0b SDarlos strest.
A horse belonging to A. q. McCnusland
run away from Tenth and Wcst street this
morning to Tenth and Franklin. William
McCnu-laud who was III the sleigh Was
thrown out hut WAS not injured q The
sleigh was slightly damaged and the
horses legs skinned IN several places. John
Hark!ns took the horse to tho stable.
FROZEN FEET.
Charles Johnson was admitted to
the Delawarc'Hospital this morning
suffering from frozen feet. The at
tending physicians are of the opin-
ion that amputation will be neces-
sarv. Johnson is colored man and
had been walkinGalong the country
road. When he reached Market
street bridge he complained of his
feet, and as he was suffering the
patrol wagon was summoned and
he was removed to the hospital. He
is 40 years of age.
While Edward Gipr, Is years,
was shedding on East Tenth Street
hill this morning, he was thrown
off and had his nose broken. He
was taken to the office of Drs. Elberr
and Stevens, where his injuries
were dressed, and was then sent to
his home, 81 Spruce street.
William J. Murden, of Thirteenth
and Wilson streets, fell on the pave-
ment at Fifth and Shipley streets,
last evening, and hurt his leg.
Samuel Wise, colored, of No. 1918
Shipley street, was seized with
cramps at Eleventh and Wilson
streets, last night.
J. c. Howard fel! at Fourth and
Market streets this morning and
injured his leg, He was taken to
his home, SD Fifth avenue, in tho
Phoenix ambulance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

Grant op'ripg of tin new Academy Of
Mn ~ t"rurs the 81 III on ID lawHre
A VnJu md Ta naIl ut!u" $. THIS h,u
y tiu'rI rnlitry lie" h!nndcnInrnt aud
vii h." n rs II iit-tcla Bur qun thea
Ire p. " frs cas- ual :. lrnr-
t"i' o' < wish lang On ratio b. .
| ST l., ia 'ct from Mil.t.s' 10 IRE Ne"
Y IL ~.
1m'c ~ any will play the ontire ", elk
W u o,h 4nre daily yXc - .Nnud IS. Tho
tn 'n'rr IA GcrnN rGunvAtnu II t.irtuGh
rev b ate Rs aided 10 it. max III i Gem
I"r .;pa and VAIN ~ INA lAvom Mt
la s""kod the hnrs, eotI tor tnu r
ntuirr II tho .ea4"n With such CON-
ptl},-. rs W"ner ANA f. tbs IL, trac!on-.
lr Il Iii Na Nlsgl Owls, J'rmor+ Back
Crock, Rrs. ~yil :. London soils Znr,
Mis-. Nv Y So. M.r,y va drns aud II
n"inrn'r of % t,e uDtn!l. at rattion
La, events I, .o =. W. 81 Hui ton b q
IS" in% ~ 10 - "nty ut the
nlIt,ne"s ana ~ - 81 y sat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

Thin, pale and consump-
tive persons should use
some constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di-
gestlvc organs by resting
them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
phosPhites in it invigorates
the nerves, and brain tissues.
81 ard T. CO al. druggists
SCOTT 4 BOWNf, Chemists, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
LEATHER WORKERS BALI,

The second annual ball OF The L.enther
WORKERS Union was g.von in Turn
Hall last evening and was one OF the
Rrandost affairs ever given by them. II
wa. Success in every way and pretty faces
and handsome gowns lent lnstrc to the
scene The attendance WINS large and IN
enjoyaole evening was spent and the merry
whirl to the music of Professors AIbsrt's
Orchestra was kept up until late hour.
The grand march was he leadi"x fe ,turs
OF the evoning and wa, led by r. Nnuman
aud wife. followed by thirty couples
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
Superior Court.

The Superior Court met this morning at
10 o'clock. Rule 10 was read o the MAN.
bers Of tho bur by Chief Ju.tice Lore. "a
lating to cn.os taken on drlnurr, max n :
1t IL rule of the Court Int Ave days could
DO extended a. the option of the Courj
This rule was made so that the case
should no be delayed In coming TO trial.
Mr.. Vandegrift said tina ten days was
not much better rs 1t was harder to get tho
flats than the law.
The Chief Justice snid that no would
lot the bar think OF 1t as the court would
not pr0nulgate the rule today
Mr.. Enmuns moved that case marked
No 80 be taken up for trial on Monday
which was gran ed
The court then went over the trial list.
Iu the General Sessions Court tho fc!.
loving de.ertion cases were postponed
upti next Saturday.
Mary Dnncln against Patrick Duncan.
Lrn!ey T., against her husband w. j.
Finley
Nary r johnson against her husband
John p. for divorce
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
EVENING SOCIAL.

A very pleasant evening WAS spent at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs Marin, No. Bl3
Heald street, "Wednesday. February 8 The
company was entertained by w. Fl Hugh
with his graphophone and several musical
selections. The latter part of tho evening
was spent in playing gaiues after which
luncheon was served. Among those
present were: AIR. and Mrs, Martin. Mira
Shafner, Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs.
Jewel. Cecilia Baldwin, Annie Gclding,
Viola Meals. Florence Marin, Rebecca
Kelley, Lizzie Gross, Mauds Ma,t,n, W.
ii. Hughes, Charlie Willard, Joe Gross,
Samuel Dannis, Charlie Neal, John Gross,
George Hyatt, Charlie Martin, Samuel
Wardell, Earl Martin. Harvey Martin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

small dinner party was given by Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Bancroft, Jr, last even
Ing In honor Of MiSs Stickne,, Miss MAY
Latrobe and Miss Carrie Hilles of Bal l.
more. who are visiting them. Among
Those present wore: Mr.. and Mrs John
b. Bird, Samuel Hewes Madison. of Phil.
adephia II. e. Fritz, James +. Nields
Joseph Bancroft. Harry Bancroft, Win
fred Bancroft aud James w. Ponder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
CARD BASKET.

Mira. Nortlrop and Miss Floroncs Pr;m.
rose are visiting In MI. Airy, Pa
Cha los H. Sasse, The private secretary
Of + B.umenthal In Now York, is visit
ing his pa. cnts In this city.
The Rev. Dennis j. Flynn. who recently
left this city, assumed his new du les ut
Mount ST Mary College, Emmittsburs,
Md, On Wednesday Of this week. he has
been honore'! with the chair of neral h.
n.ogy, church history, and the advanced
class Ut hristlan doctrine. Prior to his
arrival at the collego he paid visit to
Nswp,'t and Covington, Ky, and Gin
cinnnti
Delaware Tribe, No. |, Improved o. r.
NJ will give an en- ertalnmant in Red
Mems Hall, No. SIS Shpley sreei, OIL Fri
day evening, February II Proceeds will
be for The benefit of tho degree team
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
At Tower Tc-Say.

lover Feb 1.-two ballots were taken
to day with the following result.
Addicks, fifteen; Gray fourteen; Cham
dis", thirtsen; Sv prens, four.
Assent, Hart, McFarlln. Conoway. Cot
tingham, Pulling, and Moore.
Tho following directors OF the Farmers
bank were named: =.
Wilmington-Se,h Fcstor. William
Hsa!d, John P. Donohoe.
Now Castle-Jame, g. SHAY Albert
Silver and Elwuod Wilson.
DJver-Pcter x. Meredith, Thomas G.
Ros and G. orge NJ. Fisher.
Georsetown-W. B. Tomlisoa. Burt o
q. Prottyman and II. NJ. Morgan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

4, eminent amCng the difficult parts
Lit IL 1rtne Myers will assume during her
engagement at tho GRAND Ope'a House
NIX week are: Md in lie Is uck Flag
'.Mdi ha' IL 9Th, Burg,ar," Louise In
"Ihc Two Orpannl' ami II very plea sing
rule In ''Down the Slope" 11 sides play
inf pats sn. wui lie seen at every per-
fey .;hnce il new specially Tor w.A.ch
sno has boon f.. muu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

Tomorrow promises to be clear and
sligh " warmer Somawhat similar cnndi-
t.ous viii probably prevail on Monday.
Tho Thermometer Mt W. c. Tayior'y
drug store SD3 King street, registered to.
day as follows:
ocinrk 10 O'Clock ] o'clock
below zero abova zero II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

very plea an: affair was. the dance
given by Mrs. Samne Hawkins In honor
0 her son, Robert Hawkins at her home,
No. 1918 Washing on street A number
o: friends were prnsmt and the evening
was made on enjoyable one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
Ninill AnuiNersarN

The Miles W. c, T. viii CO ebra,c
lts Ninth Anniversary IN at salem Vi +.
Church on Sunday evening at i,JJo 2lock
CurrThe Rev. Ralph / Gu Soy WI give an
fort ldress and good music WA b. furnished
: y the choir VI the chutLh. A euld!u! we.
Acme is extended 10 sill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
The National Guard

From present appearance, there
VIII be no national guard in Della
ware. The men has ncithcr arms
nor uniforms Tn" officers Of the
companies are trying TO build up the
numbers but the men are not favor
ably inclined, The officers are dis
,ourased over the shu" ing made
last night At the arinorv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
Supper This Evening.

J. Miss R. 4. PlIling ASST, oil by the lad
y ef 81. James Church, stanton, wlll give a
erst-Glass suppd. NJ her hDns this s,atug.
n 0ay evening super served IRON five
sSe'olock uuti. tou. Contec louary ana ice
bresin for snle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
CAkEWALK AND DANCE

Ths Young Men, Single Tux Club will
give reception and c,ke walk In Turn
Hall on Tuesday evening, February Il.
The affair promises to be n big affair and
nearly 4O) tickets have been disposed If.
The cake walk will take place ut O clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
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Gna good work horse, 2 good milch cows, one
with c1l By her side, | ypnr!ng hHiter, Bhoat
pis., 81 mi g OF lvn0uth ssoci1 hens, good =
h rae wa IN. horse family carriaS buggy.
30 Il rs II -. wharf lost rGcll>e pIhw, ar
Of twi:i arr W. 81 tirmt W III ,os" covtr AT
tArh,si, hay re.in. {. ets pow hnrnc s. -et ~
hay Il r-et, st OF iipht b,ggy harness,
riding IA ii g, collars. brides halters. doHblt'
NIL ii,I.e lines, forks. shev".s, rakes, noes
Iuli4 hold and hitonen fu"n it1re, s1ch as b1'us,
BE- ste;,tls ant b din hu eau, = wash st'nus
dozen Of chairs, : din ~ tables, bench tno :,
centre table. good &, Ok stove, no. y, small
room vt we. 81 yards OF rag rar.et, dl'he" o.
all KINDS Nar fStu"ts LARGO churn, sna.
ch"rn, butter owl, ilnc 'ets, pan batter trh,
IS c rtl4 OF wood, an. numerous other articles
too jetiiuus t. mention.
'erms NJ sans OF $40 and under cash over
thai amount IL relit month"; viii be given
Ls purchaser .lyi 6 Darkab!c note with az,
pravedend r@er. 8 Der cent. on for cash, on ali
ere lit sums
An a,4o at the same time ard place, tho "a
estate of The late John ,tonnell ron Il ing It
Farm 40. |, acies of land, mo less. n
fra're house an sable. a'ra1e houst, and
CON crib, with anDlpS. pe.ch'S an pears
Il d cherries thereon. No. - Il jo'n."g No. |,
wi h n acres Il d frame hous', Sthblo corn
crib An about j acres OF Woo ANA.
Irrm--lU per cent. o! the rurchasrl money
to b. pa d down and IL per cent. "a The halnnce
on or before th- 25th Of ~ cl. when II deed
and nos,es,ion will re given. II thes proper.
critics ar" not sol on day OF sale, they viii BIZ
for lont Immediately. situated at Prices siding
o the Peun-S lvana railroad. 'tgEel
Mas. CAThARlNG MCCDS ELI"
H. W. Viii cmnn. huctonecI,
Joseph H. Chambers. Clork.
til.codW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11
T N. " icr. iits and King Streets.

is the place Loo-d COO, anut, You can have it
rae d. Soft png Gus and Just the incest cocoa.
nat You ever law, tc Il pound. Graham Wafer,
the eioa kind like OF always get from u.s. hin
fresh and crisp, lie n p ,und Columbia syrup
Monsnes this is the very best syrup Ina,le, worry
light color, very sweet. don't have that sharp
taste like some syrups have; &c quart. 3Uc n
gallon. Spaghetti, tins Ia the best made, put
up in one pound, full weight. long package, l0c
package. Extra nice new shell Dulcc, that
long blue kind that is 80 hard to get and won't
last long; 40 II you want my come and got it,
;6c q pound. Fancy NV very clean hand pick.
ed Pea Beans &c quart, Extra nice new Scotch
GIean Peas that cook soft, 90 . quart. Extra
nice new yellow split peas. &c quart. You
come and sac our store, wa have lots Of good
thing, to eat. Ask for Trading Stamps Il Il.
III, Wisrs, Fifth and King streets.