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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
SOME EXPRESSIONS.
What Prominent Canton Demo-
Gratis Say Of the Ticket
Named at GAINESVILLE.

The Democrats of Canton are par
ticularly pleased with the nomination
of John R. Mclean for governor and
are also pleased with the strength ana
character of his associates on the
ticket. For years the people OF Stark
county have known Mr.. Mclean as
political leader and a great organizer
and as a loyal Democrat. The fact that
the Republican press has assailed him
has made him the more solid with the
Democratic masses and he has aun-
dreds of warm friends here. There is
no feeling of apathy among the Demo
Gratis of this city. They feel, on the
contrary, that victory is assured with
a good organizer and splendid Demo
crat at the head. One cannot but be
impressed with the unanimity of feel
ing concerning the nominee and the
platform. All classes of citizens are
pleased The business man knows that
Mr.. Mclean is a business man. The la
boring man knows that for years he has
fought battles of the laboring people
of his county and state, when others
shirked. They know that he has stood
by labor organizations faithfully They
know also that John r. Mclean is the
kind of a man who sends to the poor
free of cost, ice in summer and coal In
winter. They know that when times
were panicky and workmen were out OF
employment and coal strike was on In
Ohio, the coal dealers tried to corner the
market and put up the price, tenfold
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
MARKET REPORTS.
PIrTsBuRa, Aug. 90.


WHEAT-No 2 red, 63C064c.
CORN - Shelled yellow, No. 2, 870DB71<o
high mixed do. 86D361<c; mixed. 85C036c; ear
No. 2 yellow, BS(G881So; high mixed, y(dD871Sc;
mixed, 86D3615c; low mixed, 85(036c.
OATS-No. l white, 27C0 71Sc No. white,
261zg26szc; extra No. .. 25l925lSc; No. 8, 240D
21Sc.
HAY-No timothy, new, s11.251ll.5O; No
2 timothy, Sl0.00lGl0.5J No. timothy s9OOd
o50 No. clover mixed, $9.75,9l1.25; No. /
clover, $l0.0001050; No. l prairie. S8506gO0
No. prairie, s80008J0; No. prairie, 5000
$780, No. prairie, S7.50C9S00; packing hay
N.50g8.25; No. l timothy from country
wagons, $11.00011.50.
COMMUNICATIONS chickens 75Ds5c
per pair; small, 60970c spring chickens, 80g
80, as to size; ducks, 100000 per pair; turkeys
0010c per pound; geese, 708c per pound
Dressed-Chickens, old, l30l4c per pound
spring 149l5c ducks, l3(914c; turkeys, lAD15c
geese, l09llc.
BUTTER-Elgin prints, 231So; extra cream
cry, 221S@23c; Ohio fancy creamery, 100
20c; country roll, 1A@l5o; low grade and
cooking, l00l4c.
CHEESE-Full cream. Ohio, new, 1910
l013c three.quarters, 91zC09ISc: New York
state, full cream, new, ll0ll1ao; Wisconsin
l2l1213c; 25-pound brick, Swiss, 1116(0l216c;
bmburRer, new. l01f(G1lc.
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, l5C91ec southern, 13C@1Ic; (1o
additional for candiing).
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
HE Is IMPROVING.
John H. Bachtel Reported as
Better by His Attending
Physician.

John H. Bachtel, of S19 Liberty street,
who was found unconscious on Bucher
street Monday night from the result of a
bicycle accident, is reported by the at
tending physician as being somewhat
improved, although unable to leave his
bed Mr.. Bachtel's injuries were very
painful but he will recover
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

A. Won Landberg, editor of the Ohio
Volks Zeitung, said that he believes
the nomination of Mr.. Mclean, not only
the strongest which could be made, but
also the best for harmonious results in
the Democratic ranks. He doubts not
that Mclean will be elected by a large
majority and thinks that the platform
adopted is one of the people and for the
people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

They know that John r. Mclean show
ed his friendship for the plain people
by purchasing a great quantity of coal
and selling it to the people of Hamilton
county at cost when they had money to
pay and giving 1t absolutely free and de-
livering it besides, to the many poor
people who could not have otherwise
secured it, especially with the prices in
such an advanced state. He broke the
coal combine till it cried for mercy and
came down in price. The people have
heard of this and other traits of John r.
Mclean and they are therefore glad
to honor him with their support. AL
most every man in Canton was enthu
siastic over the result of the convention.
Some would like to have seen Rice,
Sherwood or Welty nominated, for local
and personal reasons, but the warmest
friends of these gentlemen are also
pleased with the nomintion of Mclean.
News Democrat reporters gathered a
few expressions today from Democrats
who are known in the community.
Attorney Peter j. Collins: The con-
vention could not have been better
Ex-Mayor John F. Blake: It's first
class nomination.
Charles Keplinger: I am not prepar-
ed at the present time to express an
opinion.
-
Prosecuting Attorney Atlee Pomer-
very strong fight.
City Solicitor Ed. L. Smith: am we'll
satisfied. It's a good nomination and
we ought to win.
Michael Bast: The candidate is all
right and the platform is all right.
like the whole ticket.
James D. Barry: I believe that John
r. Mclean is a strong candidate and
that he is sure winner.
Justice j. II. Reigner: After Sher-
wood I think it the strongest nomina-
ton that could have been made.
DR.. Hugh Mitchell: I am not in poll
tics and therefore cannot express any
opinion as to the conventions work
Louis A. Loichot: 1 think John r.
Mclean is the strongest candidate who
could nave been nominated at the con-
vention.
Charles Slagle: The nomination Is
tip top and suits me first rate Nc
Lean is great organizer and will win
a victory.
Attorney Joseph M. Blake: 1t was a
most excellent choice and no doubt the
result will be satisfactory to the state
and county.
William G. Wilder: The nomination
suits me first rate. I think John r. Nc
Lean was the strongest man that we
could put up.
Henry c.. Schaub: I think the nom
in; tion of John r. Mclean is a 1od
one, aid that the ticket will be elected
Ni'Ai mia Oil IL
Justice J.. A. Calmelat: / believe thai
Mclean is the right man. He is tn,
choice of the convention and Democrat.
should line up for a victory.
Attorney Samuel Burgett: The nom
ination is all right and could not b,
better. We're bound to carry Ohio will
Mclean at the top of the ticket
John A. Brobst: The Candidate anC
the platform are satisfactory to me.
know Mclean will make a good hgh
and the platform ought to commend it
self to every voter. The convention di,
its work well.
Attorney John M. Meyers: The nom
ination is A 1. Mclean is the right mai
In the right place and the platform 1
superb. am satisfied that the Demo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Jackson Pontius think the nomina-
tion of John r. Mclean was the best
possible nomination which could have
been 'nade ~ the delegates to the con-
vention under the circumstances, and
the ticket is a winning one end very
good. I think he will give satisfaction
throd ghout the entire state
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

District Committeeman Ed. S. Raff:
am satisfied with the choice of the
convention. 1t is an excellent nomina-
ton. Mr.. Mclean is most affabJe man
and those who anticipate somewhat
cold and austere man found him a most
agreeable parsonage. He is an organi-
zer and predict winner. This year
will see the best organization ever per-
feoted in the state. My belief is that
John r. Mclean will be elected as gov
ernor Of Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Charles r. Frazer: 1 am very much
pleased with the nomination. John r..
Mclean is without doubt the greatest
leader in Ohio. His nomination is a
just recognition Of his long and faith
full service to the party. Old Abe Pat
rick, Of Tuscarawas county, for lieu
tenant governor, pleases the old line
Democrats. 1t is good ticket and one
that will bring victory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
\ EM YORK. Anp. 70

WHEAT-Spot market frmer; No. 2 red
7534c f. o. b. afloat spot; No. northern Du
luth SO3lc (. o. b. afloat to arrive (old)% No. ]
hard Duluth, S2lac to arrive; No. red, 7SsI
in elevator.
CORN-Spot market firm; No. 2, 1870 (. O.
b. afoat and 87s4c in elevator.
oATS-Spot market dull; No. 2 white, 27Ls@
28c; No. white, 261aG27c; track mixed west
ern, 26C927 2c track white western 2el5(932c
track white state 26Ja0D33c.
CATTLE-Market Generally steady. Steers
$<.65tg5.S; oxen and stays, $325@D4.9O bulls
s2.5OC93.5O; cows, $l.2593.50 stockers ano
heifers, $3.O0,a4.0O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheer
quiet; heavy sheep weak lambs l59 :5c lower
80 cars unsold. Sheep, s2.5O94871S; choice
export wethers, s4.60; lambs, $425(36.O 90: culls
t3.00Cg4.00.
HOGS-Market slow at $4.70gG80
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Member of Board of Education w. E
Young: A mighty good nomination
1 am well satisfied and predict an or
ganization that will win.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

A r. Turnbull: McLean's the man
worked for and he will be elected The
platforms the best that could be
adopted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

P. L. Manly: I think the ticket is
all right and that Mclean is a good
man for the ticket. The platform is
satisfactory and should be received by
every good Democrat as it contains
important principles. I do not believe
there could be any objection to the man
or the ticket.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

ganiZation that VIII win.
Harvey IT. Miller. treasurer of the
board of education: While don't care
to be interviewed particularly on the
! subject, it suits me first rate.
Hon. John c. Welty: Mr.. McLean's
nomination is entirely satisfactory to
me, and believe the future will dem
onstrate the wisdom of his nomination.
Conrad Schweitzer: 1 like the ticket
very well, The platform is the strong
est with which the Democracy ever
went before the people of Ohio. 1t
means something,
o. M. CoXen The ticket suits Inc all
right. What do think Of the plat
form? They got it all in. think they
have covered all the ground. 1t ought
to suit the people.
Member of Board of Education FL
mer E. Cline I think the nomination Is
all right and am well pleased with it.
I believe Mclean is the strongest we
could have named.
Charles L. Oberly: 1t is the best Sc
lection that could have been made. Nc
Lean is just the man to oppose the Re-
publican forces. He can afford an ex-
pensive campaign.
Councilman John Cummins: The
candidate is all right John r. Mclean
will infuse life into the campaign and
we stand an excellent show Of winning.
The platform is on the right lines.
Louis N. Ley: Mclean is the strong
est candidate who could have possibly
have been put up for election. His nomi-
nation will mean his election, and in
fact, the whole ticket is good one.
Councilman Obringer: Mclean is the
strongest who could have been put into
the field, and the best man for the tick
ct. The platform is just what 1t should
be to make the ticket a winning one.
Judge A. A. Thayer: I think that
Mclean as an organizer is equal to
Samuel j. Tilden and believe his cam
paign will be the strongest that has
ever been made by Democrat in this
state.
Ed. j. Meyer: I don't see how
the nomination could be improved
Our ticket is we'll off with
Mclean at the head. I am satisfied
that it is the proper man in the proper
place.
DR.. s. A. Conklin: The nomination Of
M Lean is altogether we'll done, and
believe his plan of organization will b,
such as to secure his election TIL.
W rk OF the convention was very satir
factory.
DR.. j. r. Marchand: Most assured,
Mclean was the strongest man VIII,
could have been nominated, and he 4
all right. I am well satisfied with tn
work of the convention and the balanc
Of the ticket.
Rolandus b. Sell: 1 believe McI.ea,
was the strongest man who could hay
been nominated by the convention. II
Is all right and am sure he will b
elected. The platform to my knowledg
Is just right and I think generally sat
isfactory
John r. Weiss: believe John r. Nc
Lean Is the strongest man we coul
! have nominated. he will put up tn
} best fight Of any Of them. Besides h
lis popular with the laborin0 naonIa or
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Superintendent of Public School
Buildings A. o. Slentz: am satisfied
that the best that could be done was ac-
complished when John r. Mclean
was nominated. No better man could
be found. He is the strongest that
could be named.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

John F. Weiss: believe John r. Nc
Lean Is the strongest man we could
have nominated. he will put up the
best fight Of any Of them. Besides he
10 popular with the laboring people and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Harvey II. Miller. treasurer Of the
board of education: While don't care
to be interviewed particularly on the
subject, it suits me first rate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
PITTaBuRa. Aug. 30.

GltIbhuhoi aug oU.
CATTLE-Receipts light market steady.
We quote the following prices: Extra, s57O
(65.9O; prime, s580D8OO; good, $5.25COp5. 40
tidy. S5.00CG5.25; fair, $4.25C@46O; good butch.
ers', S8.9094.4O; common, $3l013.8O; heifers,
s3259L75; oxen, $2b09450; bulls and stays,
$2509A20 common to good fat COWS, s.. $50
400; good fresh cows, $40O0D5O.00; fair cows
and springers, Sl.5OC93.50; bologna cows. 5000
CG20O0
HoGS-Receipts light, about double. decks,
market slow. We quote: Prime mediums
s49OG4.95; best Yorkers, s4 .85C049O; fair York
ers, $48O04.85 heavy hogs, S47514S0; pigs
s470G4S5; grassers. S4.65g4SO roughs, $40
GAPS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply light; mar
ket steady We quote prices rs follows
Choice wethers. $450G435; good do, $415O
ass fair mixed, $3.5Og4.OO; common, $l5OG
200; choice spring lambs, S5.25CG5.5O; commo
to good lambs, $500 q5.l0 veal calves, $70JU
7.25; heavy and thin. S1.OJ95.0O.
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cratic party in Ohio with Mclean at the
head will win.
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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1899

has always stood for their interests. The
platform is in line with good Demo-
cratic doctrine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.
HOGS-Market steady at S3.5O(04.85.
CATTLE-Market steady at $325015.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheei
steady at S2.OO(g3,75. Lambs-Market stead,
at 2.50(G5E0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
EXPRESSIONS OF Prominent CANTON DEMOCRATS ON The NOMINEE And PLATFORM

Consider
of the Opinions
WereEx BY o
Town Today-Everybody Is
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Rolandus b. Sell: I believe Mclean
was the strongest man who could have
been nominated by the convention. He
is all right and am sure he will be
elected. The platform to my knowledge
Is just right and think generally sat
isfactory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

isaac 1Iarter: l made Tohn r. Me-
Leans acquaintance several years ago,
and he made the impression # frank,
friendly and obliging gentleman. If
elected he would be a good }, ernor
and popular one also. OF course I
do not agree with him on the silver
question, but like him personally and
he is a much better man than his enc.
mics paint him Fe is as strong as ary-
ons who could e nominated.
A. McGregor: What do think of the
nomination Of John R. Mclean? Well
sir, his nomination is the best thing
that could happen. Mr.. Mclean has
ever been the true Democrat and his
Enquirer has always been the main stay
of Democracy in Ohio. His was the
only metropolitan paper west Of Penn
sylvania that supported the cause Of
William j, Bryan in 1896, and has been
fighting for the cause ever since. Mr..
Mclean has never been a Doodle politi-
clan and has always opposed the Hanna
method in politics. His political work
has always been through the channels
Of the state committee which is the true
and legitimate method. His name is a
very synonym of success and the DEM
ocracy will rally around his standard,
with all good citizens, who are opposed
to the imperialistic Hanna crew. I look
upon success as certain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Attorney John M, Meyers; The nom
nation is A 1. Mclean is the right man
In the right place and the platform is
superb. am satisfied that the Demo-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
With One Accord They Declare 1t to Be the Best That Could
Been Selected By the Convention
RETURNING DELEGATES BRING ENTHUSIASM ALONG.

Know John Mclean and Did Not
Need to Be His Fitness
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

Hon. John c. Welty: Mr.. McLean's
nomination is entirely satisfactory to
me, and believe the future will dem
onstrate the wisdom of his nomination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

DR.. j. f. Marchand: Most assuredly
Mclean was the strongest man who
could have been nominated, and he is
all right. am well satisfied with the
work of the convention and the balance
of the ticket.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-20

Ramsey Walker of Kendrick was in
The city Sunday.
FL, Mclean, mining promoter OF
Florence, is in the city.
MIS- j. M. Fix and children left Mon.
' on a visit to relatives in Massa.
chusetts " ''''''
nj A'' McMorris, the veteran stageman
VINO now resides at WalIa WaI,a was IN
'he city Sunday.
" nutz, contractor on the Clear.
extension operating near Orc Elmo
Hs business in the city Yesterday
~. contractor Dutro's camp on the
kaa. 'e' extension few days ago IS:
bs". powder was discharged in one
h. Lang of Spokane, an engineer
oeeh In the city the past few day.
o.. e estimates for the enlargeme mt O
"eisgerber brewery.
Ca ., Russell of Pomeroy and sheriff o.
ci,' county spent few hours in tn,
Iobn ~ He was accompanied by
D.. a"iey who is also a resident o
"n houser and wife of Pataha Cit,
,n, sea Up Sunday. Mr.. Houser re
viii eu nome Monday aud Mrs House,
ypss, uialn in the city few days tn,
'''' OF Of Mrs W. A. Caldwell.
F., INFANT son Clayton of Mr.. and Mrs
bur- sears who died Saturday, wa,
el from the c. p. coburn residenc,
~, ses'sTdAy morning, Mr.. Sears having ar
'hday from Grand Forks, BIC.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-20
September IA, IS9o-I:3o p. Ill

oepteulpel ~, loS9-i 80 y. III.
Board convenes pursuant to adjourn
ment All present as on yesterday.
Minutes are read and approved.
In the matter of the bids for sale of
$4,000 in bonds. At this time the bid
of Duke NJ. Farson for S5o, 900 and $I53s
is accepted, and certified check for
$500 is filed with the Treasurer as guar
antee of good faith.
The sheriff of Nez Perez county is
authorized to employ, in addition to his
regular deputy, deputy for jailor at f.
per day, and i'll emergencies such addi-
tional deputies as may be required at IS
per day.
Liquor applications and bonds are ex-
anined, the bonds are approved, and
license ordered to issue as follows: VIE.
berg & Anderson, John Greaden.
Claims are allowed as follows:
CURRENT EXPENSE.
| S. G.. lsaman, services as com
missioner and viewing roads,. S36 q
A. G.. Johnson, services as COM
missioner ana viewing roads. 81 OK
| VIM. A Black, services as COM
| missioner. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 u
No further business appearing, the
Board adjourned sine die.
S. G. IsAMAN,
Attest: Chairman.
| r. +. STooKEY,
Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-20
Picked Paragraphs.

Representative Levy of New York
has announced that as soon as congress
meets he will introduce resolution i'm
| the House Withdrawing the support of
this government from the Paris expo-
si'ioh on account of the Dreyfus case.
The fire loss Of the United States and
canada for the month of August, com
piled from the records of the Board of
Underwriters, shows total of SO, 7O3,-
IoO, and for the corresponding month
in 1898 loss of 81 ,7o3 500, which shows
Ia heavy increase. The year so far Is
worse than that of 1898 10y Sl2, 600, 600.
A Baltimore exchange declares that
the theatrical season is open. Ten ac-
tresses have stopped runaway teams,
one has caught thief, two have had
their diamonds stolen, and a few have
tried to act.
"A Portland lady asserts that she con
dress comfortably and stylish by ex-
pending the sum of 1878 per annum,
while another declares she can live on
the modest outlay of $5s per year.
The b 'stOn Herald says there Is one
thing Indispensable to the success of
any party In this country, and that is
patriotism-loyalty to the flag, espe-
cially when the country is at war.
Nine-tenths of the people make that
the first condition-they believe in the
republic ard the "instinct of develop
ment' which its marvellous growth
has illustrated.
The report comes that Esterhazy has
quit France for good because he fears
imprisonment, and will lecture in
America. After Dreyfus has served
his sentence he should come to the
United States and meet his Accuser.
He would fluid here some justice IN
public opinion.
Foreign nations have discovered that
god way to keep up with the pro-
cession of progress il to employ Amer
lean locomotives. Our locomotives are
whistling in MANY languages now.
Ten have recently been tested on the
Swedish government railways, and, Of
course, have given complete satisfac.
ton.
GLOW in the world" asked some
body in the group, twill Chicago ever
manage to dispose of the l6s 600. 600
eggs packed in cold storage there ~
"She'll use them in her next census"
growled man from st. Louis.
The first five minutes after an acct
dent man Is grateful that he escaped
with his life; after that he begins to
complain because his coat was torn.
Only declaration making the gold
dollar the standard of value would settle
beyond cavil the dangerous question of
what our legal standard is says Chicago
Exchange. There may be senators who
SIRE afraid of the word gold" but the
majority of the intelligent business men
and citizens will stiffen the backbones of
these timid and doubling Thomases, and
insist on an uncquivocal gold declaration
plus the provision for greenback i'm
pounding. We want both changes, but
of the two the more decisive" the more
conclusive, is that establishing gold as
the standard and reducing silver to the
level of credit currency.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-20

Orders taken for all kinds of iefrige
rated meats from DIR. Boston's cold stor-
age rooms, and delivered at residence by
w. f. Green, of the Blue Mountain
Market
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DIR. c, w. SHAFT.
Surgeon.

Office Rooms, Vollmer Building.
Hours Eye, Ear aud Throat, 10 to IL
m, All other cases, | To 3 p. M.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-20
All kinds of fruits al Michael's.

All kinds of fruits at Michael's.
Up to date watch work done at ], II
Bethers.
For SALE.-A second hand header, in
good condition. For full PARTICULARS,
apply at Teller office.
Hot roasted corn in the ear can be
found every night at Burk's Lunch
Wagon Stand in front of Virgins cigar
store.
Sandwiches of all kinds including all
kinds of imported cheese, Burk's Lunch
Wagon Stand in front of Virgins cigar
store.
Yes we are out with our "Mit" for
the purpose of net only holding what
trade we now enjoy. but we are after
more, and in our efforts we are being
crowned with success on account OF
always having fresh and varied assert
ment Of fruits aud vegetables on hand
at Michael's the fruit and commission
| house.