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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-01-08
TO PROVE ROTATION OF EARTH
Experiment VIII BE Demonstrated at
Golden Jubilee Celebration OF
Illinois school-Teachers.

There is 10 be demonstrated at the
golden jubilee celebration OF the Illinois
State Teachers association in Spring
field the rotary movement Of the earth by
means of a S00-foot pendulum. The ex-
pertinent is known 10 the sientifc world
as the F0ucault demonstration. which
was first made in 1851 with a pendulum
220 feet long, composed Of piano wire,
attached to which was a 56-pound bob,
Or weight A steel stylus was fixed to
the bob. and beneath il on the floor was
placed a round table, upon which the
points OF the compass were marked. A
little heap OF sand was run around the
table and the pendulum swung across the
table, cutting trench through the sand,
each swing widening the trench slightly,
until the table appeared to be revolving.
The arrangements for this experiment
are being made by the East ST. Louis
high school. The pendulum at Spring
field viii be attached to the dome Of the
capitol building, and when set In motion
will swim ten hours The wire viii be 800
feet long and the table eight feet. Deep
interest has been aroused over the state
at what is believed to be the most elabo-
rate attempt ever made in the United
States to represent this most remark-
able experiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
IRISH POTATOES SLUMP.
Home Coming Brides Receive {
Cordial Welcome.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.


CAPE CHARLES VA. June 2o.-The Irish
potato crop is coming in quite lively and the
prices have been good up to a few days ago.
when they took sudden drop from $3.50 and
$3.50 to s225 and $3.50 per barrel, but there
is likely to be a reaction In few days.
when tho market will advance again. All In
dications point to a shortage In the crop.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Hine. who We're mar
rled Is Pocomoke Wednesday. were given a
delightful reception at the home OF the groSn
in this city, Wednesday. Mrs. Hine was Miss
Estelle Richardson. OF Pocomoke, and was
one OF the leaders In social and church circles
OF that town. The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Hine, OF this city. and, is a
prosperous oyster dealer.
b Mr.. Arthur T. Roberts. OF this city. re-
turned this week from Paramount. W, Va,
with his bride. nee Miss Georgia La Neave
Watherwax. OF that city. They We're given n
handsome reception at the home of the
groom's parents, at Clinton. They will make
thoir home here, and are now domiciled at
the Virginia Hotel.
4 Children 81 day was celebrated at Bethany
Church Sunday, and a very interesting pro-
gramnae was rendered.
The School of the Holy Family. held Its
commencement exercises Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in Parsons Opera House.
The sgold modal for scholarship was award
ed to Miss Salie Twiford; the junior medal to
Mr.. MARITIME Kelam. and the Coufleld medal
for Music to Miss Bessie kellogg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
AN AMERICAN PRODUCT.
Scores Another Great Victory In 0ermany.t
Prof .Qr Iintner. Directar OF the MScl-

Scores Another Great Victory In Germ any.
Prof. DR.. Lintner, Director OF the "Scl-
entiao station for TIE e Brewing industry
i'fPlisner urquel," the beers Of tho "Bner-
and "Anheuser-B usch's BudweIser." un-
der date of May IL 1904, makes the fol-
Pu m,in Royal Notary, and verified BY
Hon James H. Norman, ". s. Consul
General at Munich. Bavaria:
"iJpon subjecting the several beers to
a careful analysis find that the Bud
weiser Beer submitted by the Anleuser-
Busch Brewing ASSN, st. Louis, y, 8, Al
is very similar, in all It's characteristics.
Ia the finest and best Pilsener, beers, ~
is efferyescent, clear and sparkling, has
q 'heailtiful. creamy foam, and Is possessed
az a pure, wholesome taste and an en-
nilisite hop flavor. Its keeping qualities
IN far exceed those of the Pilsener beers,
resulting from the use of the very best
materials In brewing and the thorough
maturity of the product. The analysis
further shows that no acids or other
nreserya tiyes have been used IN It's pro-
durtion. and as result of my eNami,.
Nation pronounce 'BudweiseI' a well
matilred bottled beer OF the highest quar-
11i'his acknowledgment. coming as II
does from the recognized headquarters or
the brewing Industry OF the old world
must be great source OF gratllica tlon
and In measure compensation 10 tne
Anheuser Busch people for their unceas-
Ing efforts to produces the llnest peer
that can be MADE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
WIND AND HAIL.
Much Damage Done and Win
chester Streets Inundated.

Especial to The -D1spatch.) -'
and adjacent sections were visited yesterday
afternoon by a violent wind and rain-sta,n,.
Many large trees were broken OFF and garden
truck badly damaged, The waters swiftly
rose and the Town Run appeared as a roar
ins torrent inudating Water Street. filling the
cellars and going In upon some OF the floors
struck by lightning. Including Hunter Bay
lsss store at Charlottesville, In some In
stances whole groves of trees were twisted
ofY at the ground and it Is feared that much
fruit was blown from trees. Corn was liberal
" sliced by hail, and both wheat and corn
Master Fred Arleck. son OF Mr.. John At
fleck. of this city, while watching the high
waters in North Braddock Street, fell IN ana
when caught by spectator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
PYRITEs MINING.
Company to Change Business
Nanc-New Enterprise.
fspecial TO Tho Times Dspatch)
fspecial 10 Thc Times. Dispateh.)

MINERAL. VA. June ap,-Tn the year 1924.
tho mines OF Iron pyrites and of copper. sit
uated near Mineral. ionsia county, Va. which
rad then for some years been known as the
ArnniuH copper mines. we're taken over by
New York capitalist With the intention Of
putting up chemical works
ON uccou:t OF heavy rates Of freight charges
hy the railroads and for other sufficient rea-
sons. tho parties found it more % their N
tercsts 10 raise and sell the pyrites than To
run chemical works; and now, having
abandoned the idea OF putting UP and opefa-
ting such works, propose to change their
business name from 'tArminips Chemical Com
pany'' To ..Armlnius Mines" under which lat.
ter name. the business there conducted of
mining and shipping pyri'es viii hereafter be
done
Interest manifested on part Of the promoters
Of the then Mineral City boom" 70 erect
acid works at Mineral Va. and utilize the
product OF the various mines IN this vicinity.
but tho project wns mot with the same or.
position as that VI the Arninins Chemical
II il said tim, the Moore property, near
here has recently been sold TO capitalists.
who expect TO put IN machinery for the
purpose of mining gold.
The citizens of Mineral are very enthu-
siasuc over the prospect of moving the county
courthouse from Louisa. Va. to Mineral.
Y L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
FINED FOR
GAMBLING
sf5S5 --. - -. i.
Claimed That It Was . 1iis Own
Private House and
Appealed.
$500 ----------- II
THE CIRCUIT COURT MEETS
Two DEGREES Were Entered and
Argument Commenced in
ali Injunction.
THE CIRCUIT COURT MEETS
tsneelal Ia rhe T,Imes.plspateh.l

fspeeial 10 The Times-Dispatchi
tETE1sBuRG. VA, June 2O.-.Judge
yyal,cr A. Watson held the Circuit Court
IN this city to-day. which wns his first
/, ct,earance on the bench In this city.
8try;o dncrccs were entered, one dismuss-
,ne the suit az the Norfolk and Western
railway against W. s. McCance and the
other FOR an account In the case Of Ed
wards and wife against j, ". Temple,
who recently removed to this city, Argii-
ment was begun this afternoon on a
motion to dissolve an Injunction secured
by John w Richardson, OF Suffoln,
against the Camp Manufacturing Com
many, and r. Butterworth The case was
removed to Petersburg from Dinwiddle
county. and Involves the cutting OF GER
tain timber.
FINED FOR GAMBLING.
Lewis Sheffield was before the Mayor
4 this morning charged with keeping
gambling house and several 92nng men
~, NJ. charged with gambling. Tie lnifAi-
mum fine OF so was IMPOSED on Shelf
field and the young men wcle fped 10
each.
The police made raid on the alleged
gambling house about z oIcl1cn sunday
morning. In II room In Sheffield y i,ri-
yatc residence IN Blandford HIS tcsti-.
fled that hc and several OF his friends
we're shooting craps. but that 1t "A5 his
home and that he did not keep he
room for the purpose OF gambling; that
Tor six weeks he has been working in
Richmond and comes home every isatur-
day night.
Sheffield, through his council, gaalcs
AZ 0uicke. Jr., took TN appeal ;ind ~ 9
case vas certified To the IilistlnG3 Cou, Z.
NEW POSITION.
Mr.. Lewis Baxter. who tor the past six
,ears has filled the position nfEhssittant
cutter and travelling SALESMAN Tor Mr.
James NJ Quieke, tailor, OF this CITY,
las accepted n position OF assistant iIiIi4-
;iger Of Kahn Brothers. large tailoring
establishment in Shire, Pot Ii.
Or. Taylor, OF the First Baptist Church,
delivered very nstructiye'and interes:-
Ing address before the Methodist Sunday
School Association at Market Street
Church yesterday On the AiD1sct iic
Onportunit!es of the Sunday School
Teacher. The totak yesister OF scholars
In the Sunday sclioa. 3 a the CIT! II 22,N.s
and the n serHgc sunday attenddise Tor
A ,l,c past month WAS 29s2.
Mess.-: r. Buttcrwo:th and Brother, 1 {
Dewitt, In pnw!ddic county are said
10 have sold a tract OF ECO acres OF tins
her land In that county. near Ordsburg
- Ii Is estimated to contain l5,ooo,oc feet
OF timber and the price paid Is ~ osHt
y he land is not included in the sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Early--Wheeler.

Especial to The Times Dspa tesh)
Louise Wheeler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
", H Wheeler; became the bride Of Rey.
". Early OF Botetourt county, Va, at
$3.50 o'clock last Thursday afternoon. The
bridal party entered the crowded church
to the strains of the wedding march by
Dr. Micklens. The ceremony was per
e sHf%ee Of * }Se distrIss Mss
Mamie Wheeler, the BRIDES beautiful sis
ter, was maid OF honor and Mr. j. I,
Early, brother of this groom, was best
man The bride was given away by her
The ceremony was performed under q
bell and arch covered with daisies. An
elegant lunch was served to number of
Among the guests from a distance were
Dir, and Mrs. w. w. Lear. Dr., and MIS-
Austin Micklens, DIR. and Mrs. j, j,
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs, III, Boaz. Mr.;
Sidney Watsou Jr j, MIS- and RldoI t9e M Mjss
Lou Irwin. Mr. j. r. Early and Miss
The couple left for the parsonage In
Steyenst1lil.,S ;li'AHng tle"n IN LOO, for
an excellent o'clock dinner, served by
a committee of ladies from the groom'ss
churches, The groom has charge OF
Culpeper circuit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
JOHN COOD'|.E|i
SICK. 4 |. |. ROOM.
virginia's Grand Old Man May
Have to Forego His
Engagements.
CENTENNIAL Of CHURCH.
United States Weather Bureau
to Largely Improve Its Coast
Telegraph Service This Fall.
CENTENNIAL OF CHURCH

n Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, June 2O.-Mr. John
Goode, Of Bedford, ''virginia s Grand Old
Man. has boen confined for the past
week to his room, in this home Of his
daughter. Mrs. William I. Brooke. where
he is visiting His condition offers no
hope for Immediate Improvement and 1t
Is feared that his indisposltion may con-
tinne for some days.
His illness will interfere with some OF
bis appointments to speak. Mr.. Goode
will be awarded on Thursday the degree
of LII D. at William and Mary Col
lege. Williamsburg, but he will be unable
to accept 1t in person.
81 WEATHER SERVICE.
The United States Weather Bureau will
make improvements next fall to It's tele-
graph services between Norfolk and Hat
teras that will cost in the neighborhood
Of ss,o Tie appropriation for the work
has been authorized and the money will
he available July LIST. but 1T has been de-
clded to delay operations until September
be cause the work can be carried on with
less interruption and to better advantage
al that season of the year. 10 complete
the improvements will require about two
months. Ne IN.
$ W. CHURCH CENTENNIAL.
Yesterday was the one hundredtt an
niyersary Of Providence Christian Church,
1t having been organized in 1904 with
Rev. N. P. Tatem as pastor Here is
where the delegates from the various
churches Of Underwater Virginia met in
1871 and formed a union which afterwards
became what is now known as the East
ern Virginia Christian Conference.
This is one Of the oldest churches in
Norfolk county and Is situated four miles
from Norfolk, on the Great Bridge Road.
DIscoUNTENANcEs STRIKERS.
Justice Taylor discountenances interfer-
ence on the part of the marine firemcn,
in whose ranks a strike exists at pres
emit, by a decision rendered this morn
ing.
Francisco Goiscari was arraigned be-
fore the police ma glstrate on the charge
costs; placed under a bond Of $500 to keep
the peace for six months and was warm
cd against repetition Of the offense,
85l5 FARMER AssAuLTED.
John Shea, well-to- do farmer Of SCOTS
Creek. was the victim of a rnurderous
assault at the hands Of gang of high
waymen,5 early Sunday morning. Shea
had been to town and made purchases Of
clothing and other articles, land boarded
the last car out He had gotten near
Ills home and was crossing field, when
be was attacked by five men. who beat
,him into an unconscious state. after
which they robbed hinl CT his money,
clothing and other articles.
Shea was una BILE to identify any OF the
parties who assaulted him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
A TERRIFIC s1uRM
IN MADISON COU (TY
Especial to me Mines. plspateh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 TWYAiAN'S MILL VA. June 2o.--
One of the most terrific storms Of many
years passed over this section yesterday.
It was about noon, and stormed almost
continuously until night. l3 @
The lightning was fearful and great
quantities Of hall also fell lightning
struck DR.. p. w. Twyman's large barn,
damaging the top very much, killed a
COW for Mr. a. d. Twyman. struck a
number Of trees and other things.
The wheat crop. just ripe for harvest.
was blown down considerably and right
much injured. &5 81 81
Mr.. Joe Tucker cut the first wheat
Saturday. A number Of other farmers
were to begin harvesting this morning
but the storm will prevent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Lacrosse Bits.
,aeia1 III The Times-pispNtch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
camnbeIi. formerly agent for the seaboard
Air Line at shelton, Va. has been checked
in as agent for the Southern Railway here.
and Mr.. ". Winborne was transferred 20
Miss Lucy Lee Bennett gave a deishtfu
entertainment for the benefit OF the BrodenaS
Methodist Church. which consisted Of one
act farce and several instrumental and vocal
solos Mr.: Herbfrt A. Carter was master ,,er
Bennett's music scholars medals Of honor.
Misses Maude Walker and Arts Noorthington.
Everything went on nicely and a good at
tendance !; clearing about $25.
4 The whiskey men are trying their hand
again, and they have notice posted one mile
north of here that they will apply for licenses
at the next term Of court. but the drys are
right after them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
A WHIPPING FOR A /.
III YOUNG TRAIN WRECKER
1snecial to The III

Especial to The mes-Dispatch0
y SUFFOLK. VA. June 2o.-Harry Lacy,
the twelve-year-old world-be train wreck
er, at 8 o'clock this afternoon was given
twenty-one stripes across his back with a
rawhide. The whipping came of at the
Mayors Office, City Hall administered
by the boys father.
Harry Lacy last week put wood on the
Suffolk and Carolina Railroad tracks,
shortly before De coming Of passenger
train. and disaster was averted only BY
the alertness of the engineer. The boy
confessed, and said he hid in the bushes
to see what would happen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Two Years for Manslaughter.

n (snecal to The Times Dspatch.)
NEWPORT. NEWS. VA, June ?o,--Alban
Julius Iulgen.. the Swedish sailor who stabbed
and killed his fellow countryman. Carl
two months ago, was found guilty OF volnn-
tary mansaughter in the Corporation Court
tiary. There were no eye-witnesses to the
killing, except drunken sailor, who could
remember little OF what happened. The ac-
cused claimed that ollansen attacked him.
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v. M. i. GERMAN. .
The Closing Dance Beautiful
Spectacle.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

y ~
man al he Virginia Military Institute took
place tonight in the spacious gymnasium,
hepinning at 10 o'clock and concluding at
O'clock. The cadets and their fair partners
we're all dressed in white. and the ladle car ca;
r wer. ssrusd during the dance, and sub
The opening figure was participated d, IN A,, BY
Louise Adams, OF Lynchburg, Va, with Cadet .
c. w Headley. OF Lexington, KY, as leaders.
Leaders Mers With s Cadet
N Naaoa q q Baitmere. Nd with Cadet 8.
Payne 1 v OF Lynehburg. va. with Cadet 8, A..
Loughbridge, OF Lexington, KY
Tho other couples In the opening figure
Miss Alice DOYLE Of Richmond. with Cadet
csds ss 1 ~ nssss Bas VITA
Miss Avis Grant. q Richmond. with Cadet
Gilbert Masshalet New o r Nor IA With
ca nitss q s. pswl4y oa q st. louis. No
Miss Annie Douglas Beverley Of Winchester.
Va, with Cadet Paul Jones Thompson OF
Miss Annibel Latimer. Of Wilmington. NJ,
c.. with Cadet G. Lathrop. Of Riehm9 IN ".
with a1s1 Cadet 4 B. con!yn, q Baltimore, ma.
Miss Lillian Rust. OF teS sgsn Va with
Cadet W,am cou p Of No1rek with
cadet M,ss q. Il. .Ae Owen, Of pennisten. Va
Miss Frances Harris. OF Nashville, Tenn,
with Cadet ". W. LaPrads OF otterdale.
N Miss Rosa Tucker. of washington, D, o..
with Cadet r. B, claggett, OF Lexington.
t'i Miss WILLIAMS. of washington. p. c.. with
Cadet w. NJ. Hundley Of Farmyille. Va,
Miss Joan White. OF Charlottesville, Va.
with tn Cadet O. w. Fletcher, Of Jenkins,
pt Miss diady. gsuatlesey, Of Lyaeh,s STA
v vert, Tex Tex WV ~ = = 1850 "A
Miss Yidl. Mecermlck, % Rerryyille. Va.
Miss Ruth Kirkins Of Washington. ?: g,
with Cadet j. B. L, orme. OF Washing
H Miss Rosa ptephenson, OF Petersburg. Va,
with cadet william IL With
Cadet l. c. Leftwlch, of Dallas, Tex,
Miss Marguerite Marshall. q characteristic.
Va, With cadet Q, N, Hancock OF West
Apponattox. Va, .,,,
Miss Annie Rhea, OF Nashville, Tenn, with
Cadet Weaver Harris. Of NASHVILLE
S Re'tsnA %ssa e 81 H ksh%oa Va
Nth I'S Cadet ". d, Kennon. of sublett's Va.
Miss Dora Williams, OF Rramwell, w Va,
with Cadet j. s. Easley, OF Houston: Va
Miss Julia Prendergrasti OF Columbus. o.,
with Cadet Reuben Rasland OF PETERSBURG,
Miss Carter Penn Lewis, OF Lexington. Va,
with Cadet T. ", Roby, Jr,. OF Norfolk. Va.
Miss Mary McNeilly, Of Roanoke Va. with
Cadet j. D.. Biscoe, of Washington, y. g,
Miss Willis May Williams, OF Lexington.
Va. with CRdet y. 8. Williams, OF Lexington,
Miss Preston McNellly, os Roanoke, va,
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,y,,h cadet a ). 3tJpshur, Of Richmond

with Cadet "A. p. tJpshur. Of Richmond.
Among tho other couples taking part IN the
Miss Elenor Godaon. of Warrington D. ca
with Cadet H. f.. Carr. of Newport News.
Va
Miss Keith, Of Richmond, va. with cadet
L. j. Polk. OF Galveston. Tex.
Niss waddill. OF Richmond, Va. With Q. u.
Stevens, OF Atlanta, Ga. 5.I
Miss Lila Jarnison. OF Roanoke, va. with
Cadet II. o. Hess. OF Sioux City, Iowa.
4 Miss Cadsden. OF w ashington. y. c.. with
Cadet A. Jones, of Dallas. Tex. leg
Miss Williams. OF Washington, u. c.. with
Cadet !; s. snead Of Lynehhurg. Va;
Miss Dunn. Of washington. 2. G.. With
Miss Jewell Powell. OF Duluth. Mimi. with
Cadet j. C. McKusck. OF Duluth MINI.
Miss Douglas Robertson, OF Charlotte N. c.
With Cadet NJ. Adams. OF jackson, Miss.
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.BRAkE MAN CUT in
TWAIN BY THE TRAIN
Especial to The Times Dispatch.o

Especial TO The Times Dispatch2
p ROANOKE, VA, June 2o.-A brakeman.
Thomas N. Allen, OF this city. vas killed
at Walnut Cove. on the Roanoke and
Southern, this morning, The train had
stopped to set off a car. and he fell be-r
tween two cars. His body was cut In
twain and right arm crushed off. He was
twenty-eight years of .6e. and leaves q
wife and one child. His body vii i be
taken to his old home in Stokes county.
N c. for internent. Al M # !jsS 5ss4 @
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Fatal AHray.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
d wYrHEvILIE, VA, June 90 AT q negro
festival near Graham Chapel Saturday night,
Eugene Howard shot and Instantly killed
Randall Davis. another negro Richard curran
In attempting TO take a pistol from a hrotherE
groin and dangerously wounded Howard
claims TO have acted IN self-defense. The ac-
cusel was sent on to the grand jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Dr. Alderman Coming.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA. June
.2o.-alr. John s. Patton, general secretary Of
versity OF Virginia, who transmitted the reso-
luton of that association pledging Its cordial
support to the new president. has received an
acknowledgment from President Alderman. in
which he intimated his purpose to come TO
the University in the near future and study
the situation with a view to determining his
duty in the premises.
He intimated his high appreciation OF the
honor. and the sobering sense OF the respon-
sibility which goes with It.
It is understood that nr. Alderman will
reach the University on Friday OF this week.
the sMth. Af gte tlf tsGia }2a853H1s Vts,t Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-21
Watch for the Midweek Bargains in Thursdays Til
Where Quality and Price
Y Count We Win.

sour Plekes, gallon.... 25e
Large Juicy Lemons, dozer...........12
II aawkeye,s Rolled Oats, package...... 80
ee .,s,, Ai,'or'oat' c'ranu'atsd suaaF, 4Mc
Hon ron root seer, makes i've gal. .
bounds, pound, California peaoh.. ase,
EnameInc stove Polish, box........... 80
early june Peas, can. 49,. 40. go
sriail California Hams, pound ....... 80
boxes Best Concentrated Lye for... be
8 siss White a sugar for...............2sso
touKtry Joles, lb..... ~. ..... .oc
Be si city Meal, per peck. ....... ....tse.
/; or, bushel ................... .,sl.IVc
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla syrup. ....toe
Best Cream Cheese, lbs for.u.. 25o
Canned T Tomatoes, large cans. 40
New Clipped Hcrrngs, dozen for. 25c.
Quart Jars Home Made sweet Picks
olhson. xxx, Mt Vernon. Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whiskey, bottle. 76e.
alb Jars Home. Made Preserves ..... 1870.
Blackberry or. CataWba Wine, quart l2o.
Ginger Snaps or Soda Crackers, ID ...416o
Salt Pork, per pound ........ ........
Smthfleo Hams, pound. ..............15o
Hacklng and Scrub Brushes. ..........5 &c.
Y bars ootaaon Shaped Soap force. .25o.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, lb......... .aoc
ptnre cider VIneoar.i uaJ ......a.a... I. 200
- esh SBoIoon5 SAUSAGE, pound .........Io
Matnhea. per dozer, ...l...... .........4o
SVyoroeaters sauce bottle y. .,...3........5 Sc
Tomato catsup, bottlc... ........... 90
Duffy's Malt Whisky, per bottle... BOG.
S. ULLMAN'S SON,
Downtown stores, 1s2o-1s22 Eaot Main
Street. Uptown store, sos East Mar
shall Street.
Phones at our <wo Stores