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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
ENTIRE BUILDING Is
SOAKED WITH
COAL OIL.
Charred Corpses Found in
Marrow Passageways
Tell the Story.

NEW YORK. March 1-Hy q. r.
Ten Italians dead. half a score
more wrishinw In agony On hospital
cots from burns or broken limbs. Il
fhe latest teii enacted b. tbs black
hand which - charged with firing
Seventh ~. tenement house early
today
Aa the flames were driven hack by
q horde u flrnmeu the full atrucitf
~ the crime WAS revealed charred
coruaas has On the blae ktned remains
Of stair landinga three bodice. burn
20 unrecoEnizahie. were found locked
IN death embrace IA q WiuduW
opening On an air shaft Many wefp
found kneeiing a. though Tn prayer.
Every " here was the Indication that
thf five atery tenement crowded
with nieeping Italians had been
fioaaed with Oh from basement TO
roof and fired.
Floors Soaked With OIL.
despite the handicap u oil soaked
floors ard ~ blazing pools ~ on IN
two air shafts. which. acting a.
flusA spread the flames 50 all floors.
firemsn and police feariesaly entered
tins Building and prevented the death
INST from reaching 50.
Ia the performance ~ their duty
sir policemen and 10 firemen were
hudiy burned Several firemen es-
eaped death BY jumping into the Hfe
nets spread ~ their comrades II
- On the ground floor ~ the build
ina WAS an undertaking shop. and
overhead we're housed 30 families
whose members were sleeptug when
TIE flenda started the blaze.
Naro Drt1eu Otst
Patrick Monks employed ~ the
undertaken. gave the alarm. and at
tempted 20 arouse the sleeping Ital-
lanA. rut was driven from the build
ING ~ fire ana smoke When the
fire apparatus arrived excited and
frightened men, women and children
were Fighting Tor freedom Ia the
smoke filled. dark, narrow halls.
While the firemen were working
~ the front ~ the building the police
attacked tho rear. Here Il was dis
covered that the fire escapes we're
naeleBB because ~ piles II rubbish
and household goods witch had been
allowed, contrary 10 law, to occupy
fhe iron balconies. Policeman Riley
supported BY companions. swung
himself to "A third story window
Iedae Of the burning building, and
- There he passed out a man and two
Thlldreu. All OF whom were uncon
- pns.
Firemen's Heroic Work.
Whllean axienei0n ladder WAS be.
ing plaHtd o1p0site window on the
fifth floor. Firemen Clark and Me-
Carfby ran up the swaylns ladder
Jumped for the window ledge and
disappeared int the room, from
which smoke and flames were spout.
ing Hardly had the iaddNr beer
eieadied against the window ledge
when they appeared carrying two
unconscious women, who were
= passed to the street
Mccarthy re-enfered the building
and rescued two smalk chiidren. ~
he was descending th8-16dder mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
LATE BULLETINS

cHtcAooDurins the hearing Of the company
charged with accepting rebates shipments Crawford
freight today
the stand During the hearing Judge Anderson
conviction government
company Alton road
that the law being violated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Leading n double life and finally
ending Il all with a bullet through
his brain because his wife threaten.
ed 10 site for divorce. IN the ox.
planntion Of the mystery surround.
ING the death Of James y. Hamm.
the young electrician whose dead
body Waa found Ia a room NJ 5li
Cherry st. last Sunday morning by
Mrs. Ella tombstone. his landiady
In a communication tn Police
Chief Irving Ward. ilamme young
widow. who now lives ~ MonteRano.
this state. says she and Hamm we're
mnrried IN Seattle on July "a. 1908.
by Rev NJ A. Matthews. pastor Of
the FlTrt Presbyterian church
= cannot tell you his reason for
kisllnF himself" writes Mrs. Hamm,
~unisAa Il waa because ! Intended
10 nne for divorce Ny husband
treated me 30 badly that was fore.
I'd ~ leave him He never intro
dueea me 70 any OF his friends. say.
Ing that be waited the marriage
kopt a secret from his lady frienda
We lived at T20 Columbsa N. until
last November. when he tried TO
take my life because told him
vas going 20 get u divorce.
was ~ afraid that I sent 20 Monte
aano This was on February ~
NJ husband leaves a mother. two
bfuiherA and two sisters al Rose
bury. ny. ON farm"
was IN Fight.
Mrs. Ella tombstone. iandlady Of
tbs lodging house At sii Cherry a.
In which building liamm shot him.
sell. said today that Hamm was
badly beaten IN fight NJ the
Ansefican cafe on Monday night
prcceding hts death.
He didn't seem quite right after
that fight said Mrs. Johnssone
lie always gave me to understand
that he was q single man"
~ a curious coincidence the 20.
lica have noted that the lodging
house at 720 Columbia 1T. In which
Hamm aud his wife roomcd. ~ the
eAnse houHo from which Sid Owens.
whose body was found yesterday
floaslug Ia the hay, disappeared on
the night o. January 20.
Mira Hamn has notified Coroner
J. G. Snyder that he can communal
cate with Miss Mary Hamm. sis'
ter o. the suicide. II arrangements
are 10 BE- made TO ship the body
to Rosebury. Ky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

BlAzoN or ARMS AND SEAL.
An embastied escuseheon.
guile, surmounted BY a flying
scroll and crest a flss gripping
q strap pendant. Car lndensed.
rampant on a bend sinister. Sur.
charged register ringing. A
niekel PEASANT, cFouehed be-
tween = ticket. vert. eouehant.
sinister. and transfer eardant
dexter. Five strap-hanaers en-
erasied, hanging pendant tor
seau from bar rzeuly. Motto:
FARES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

NEVADA CITY, calAn earthquake shock
penced Nevada the quake
experienced today badly peop
rushed 10 the streets In fear Of death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
BURIED UNDER TONS
OF ROCK AND DIRT

LUTTE. Mont. March 3-~By a. r.
Hurled under tons ~ rock and dirt
four miners met instant death this
morning by two terrific explosions
IL the Diamond mine of the Anal
Ramated company and a fifth man
ia w. terribly fnnuKied that his death
In momentaTilY expected.
W1LKEaBAHRE Pa. March A.
BY II. PA dozen men ware impris-
oned IN the Deiaw ware a Hudson rail-
way tunnel today when fire started
iu the bore. II w believed that the
Number 81 Imprisoned men may
reach fifteen. ono body was recov-
cred shortly after the fire started,
The ArEyle Arrives The OIL tank
steamer Argyle Of the linton OH
company's fleet game into the bay
this morning and passed on up to
The Union compnny'a wharf Cap
tain Dixon. the master ~ the vessel
had fair trip up from han Fran
cisco With nothing much OF moment
70 report,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Won't you misa me when I'm
far away
Hhe--No. I'll always think Of you
as very close. Cornell Widow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

So many inquiries have been re-
eelved about the Strap Hangers
League" that The Star today prints
the official Coat az Arms and Seal
81 the organization We wiii also
tell briefly (which viii answer many
Of the questions ASKED what con.
ssitutss- the eligibility of one deair.
Ing 10 become a member. the dues.
1uties. object and purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

SAN QUENTIN, caFire started ue
house Of the state prison and for time other buildings Of the
tsry threatened with destruction After stubborn
guards the flames spreading
aid Of two fire from San Francisco
20 the smoIderlna ute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
COMPLIMENTS spsRRv.

a WASHINGTON, March S. I
: rs L. r President Roosevelt 4
. today made public a letter sent 4,
> BY him 10 Admiral SpeFry. ek. 4
. pressing approval ~ the man I
4 nsr IA which sperry handled 1
. the battleship fleet during the
q world cruise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

SAN FRANcscoThe last few aesmen Of the 10th
examined today by prosecution
Of Patrick Calhoun and all rejected
The exhausted II O'clock adjournment
taken until o'clock this afternoon when the examination
nth panel set 10 begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

WARRINGTON Presient eleotTaft Of today
Boardnan residence where he received callers After the dinner
tended by the Taft Roosevelt families Mr. Mrs.
at the White House tonight reunion Of the Taft family will
held White after inauguration
Tafs ball tried only slight alterations
found necessary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

ALBANY. n. v. Nov ls,-- Betting
IL a crime only when accompanied BY
record. registry or the use OF some
part OF the parapheFnalia Of protos,
sIonal gamblers. according TO decls-
ion handed down yesterday BY the
court OF appeals. In effect the decl.
aIon holds that oral betting does not
constitute bOokhaking IN violation OF
the so-called anti.race track gambling
laws recommended By Governor
Hughes The court affirms the order
OF the lower courts for the discharge
from custody Of Orlando Jones and
Sol Llchstensteln who were indicted
In Kings county on charge OF book
making.
Jones and Lichstensteln we're charg.
ed with orally laying aud publishing
odds ON horse races and accepting a
bet on the basis OF such odda
Assistant District Attorney Elder
% Kings county contended that book.
making was gambling scheme With.
m meaning OF TIE statute. and that
while memoranda Nigh, be an aid 10
the person conducting the Guinness.
%. Il had no essential part ii tho
transaction.
Counsel for Jones and Lloaatenatein
contendcd that the only EFFORT Of the
law was 70 provide a uniform penalty
for the recording and registry oi bets
wherever made, and thst the making
Of en- ordinary net between individuals
I'D not constitute q crime.
rive Of lhe Justices. incimdlug Chief
usiice Cullen. agreed IN the opinion
rendered yesterday and one dlasenied
The presuiilng decision says IN
part
There has always been observed q
dlntlnetlon between betting and Eamb-
ling. OF the maintaining Of house
or place % which people could resort
10 nmbie The same dlstloCglou
obtains ia this State where oral bet.
tine has never been q crime. while the
keeping ol a gambling house has been
subjected 20 severe punishment The
laying 81 odds standing alone does
nos, therefore. constitute q crime
"Ths yice u bookmaklng chiefly
consists 10 soliciting ard ~ inducing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
ORAL BETTING HELD
NOT TO Be A CRIME
System In Vogue Tor Some Time at New York Race
Tracks is Upheld.

the public to take chances IN the
carefully figured and planned schemes
OF the bookmakers, and this, IN order
20 Be made profitable TO him, re-.
ouires the writing out OF the lint OF
the odds laid on some paper or ma.
terlal 80 that Il could be seen BY those
who were solicited 10 invest"
In holding that the laying OF odds
alone does not constitute crime,
Judge Haight says
III man ahould ofler to BET the
ladies Of bis party q pair OF gloves
20 q box OF candy. II would DO the
laying OF odds and Publishing the
same TO hold him 10 be booknaaker
would, In my judgment, be- departure
from the rule which gives 10 the
terms Of the statute their ordinary and
accepted meaning and would be q
construction which was not within the
contemplation Of the Legislature"
Chief Judge Cullen In his oplnion
sayei
Legislation should be practical. aud
Il h At least doubtful whether .
statute making eyery offor Or accept.
anoe OF a bet or wager q crime. IN
the present state % the morals, and
IN the habits Of the community, could
be enforced"
Tho decision IN the lower court
which 10 affirmed By the oour, Of ap.
pealn was rendered BY Justice w. y.
Ciaynor who last week was elected
mayor % New York City
The status Of bookmakcrn on tho
race tracks In The Metropolitan ais.
trlcl viii not b. altered BY yesterdays
decision u the court Of appeals up
holdlus the losniIty Of oral hottlRa.
except that the seal Of the states
highest court q placed upon q systom
which has been employed b. book.
makers and boilern since shortly ~.
ter the enactment ol the HartAensw
law
This method, while 81 course not
20 satisfactory ~ The former system
of bookmaklng 20 The betting public
o. 70 the booknakeFs. has neyeFths
less been employed for reasonably
heavy play q, az the tracks IN thla
district
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
w Inland Towns Are
Disseminated Against

Where ls the justice in such
business operation. and with these M
CAPABILITIES m force. how are We 90
build up a wholesale business ia the
Interior?
I'VE pause FOR an answer.
Not only are these irregularities
hurtful and annoying, but railroads
are privileged 10 do other things
which are not admissible 20 indIvld'
uais and other corporations
The writer recently had occasion 10
ship a couple 81 carloads q stun from
Ca 10 Tallahassee. a rate
on the shipment Vas guaranteed o.
aud inserted IN the bill u iadiHE The
contents Of the tao cars we're care
fnuy hacked. labeled and braecd 10
avoid any breakags % damage Wheh
the cars arrived IN Tallahassee the
careful packing aud hfacinE had AT
been torn asunder. The goods tumbled
over unfortunately on the hoor.
ana much Of It uaa broken and render
"a yalueleas. besides 8 rate 81 itree
dimes the guaranteed an'oani eharEea
arainsi ths shlpweui
n this pubHc carrier eoaid 30 ha'f
wOtscsed a. rate q ahosn aessf
have becn eiren. VIA . car e io.e'
"a for . designated point q Z Ne
rs..umpsioa thnt tks cnaaignnF ~
awrisnse osus thai ear sniii rs eos.
tsss are derlyeied and 10 o1s Ano,i1
- prlviisEs5 % sutsr ana nolsi =
-. usre s.nassa ar b esess q
-. r,ises NE - ths ssipaeat sd
~ anroae On - ~ ssEfftf ~
30 perulfiiss - oritirHi hHfea'
ft se -Is ss1atte A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
WILL MURDER CASE
SEEMS TO Be JONAH
TO Destruction Of Sumter County Court
House Complications Arise.

client, and that the court was not sit.
ting at the county seat. The State
was up a stump as the contention set
up disclosed the fact that the Noyem.
Der court to try the Bevill case was
outside of the designated boundry
line or limits of the county seat of
Sumter which embraces 400 acres
Of land.
The court recognized It's position
and with the grace that comes from
judicial reflection. withdrew from It's
untenable legal position. moved back
10 the aforesaid Rutland building.
labeled temporary court house." and
all proceedings pertaining to the
Bevill case up to that time were
Quashed, a new venlre was drawn and
a new grand Jury empaneled 20 get
at the facts In the case. Mrs. Bevlll.
wife OF the defendant. who saw the
shooting, was summoned 10 testify,
which she refused TO do on the ground
that she was the wife Of the accused.
To aid and maintain the dignity OF
the court and to meet out Justice un.
der the laws OF the State, rule was
issued against Mrs. Beylll for con-
tempt Of court, but before she could
be brought into court her attorneys
fled heF answer, towit: that being
the wife OF the defendant, she refused
10 testify. The court held the answer
insufficient and adjudged the woman
IN contempt OF court and sentenced
her TO Jail for 80 days When she was
taken by the sheriff her attorneys
took out writ OF habeas corpus 10
the supreme court. which viii be
heard By said body within the next
ten or fifteen days,
As a new venire had 10 be served
and only one day Of court remained.
the court adjourned TO await the &C
ton Of the supreme court Ia the writ
OF habeas corpus taken out by Mrs.
BeyiIrs attorneys. ocala Star
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

,,,.l Of John Bevill, for the
1 !, hls wiie's parents In Sum
INV. promises 70 be . record
4. ana make much local history.
~ after the FIRE Of last jan
which destroyed the Sumter
court house, the county COM
L., Of said county designated
|, 200 feet from the old court
Known as the Rutland building
|,npOary temple Of justice. into
ne clerk OF the court moved
'sslmated said building with a
nat read temporary court
All Of which was set forth In
I,uutes Of the board Of county
sloners.
vhen the March term OF court
an the county commissioners
4 the Rutland building too small
sonmOdate said term Of court
asd the clerk and sheriff to fix
school house for said courts
q IN which building said term
!, vas held and there the petit
rand juries for the following
court were drawn.
n the present or November
court was about TO meet, the
commissioners, because school
session. were compelled to
bier quarters. which they found
old church building sohe 400
nuth Of the site Of the burned
building.
bones IN the fine Italian band
egal lights employed to defend
ull, who not only proposed
apOne his trial. but eventually,
.Ible, to quash the Indictment
The minutes OF the board Of
commissioners failed to show
,sieat moves OF the court and
ee authority same was done.
'shse aled a plea in abatement,
up that no valid grand jury
sa travn Tor the trial Of tbs II
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

The state allows lts prisoners "a
the rate ~ two months % 10 year
on aeooanf 81 good behavior. Some
counties allow this 70 their prlaonefa
and sons 90 n0t The fossh Il that
pfieosers from those e0nnllea wh0 90
0of receive thla lneentlgs 10 good b..
hafiof and Who wogk side By side with
prisoners from those e0aatles Who rs
noi receive fhls Incentive 10 good b..
hagior. usfafallf become dissatisfied.
There h 10 iaw compelling ne county
commissioner 70 alloE this beaeaf 0a
aeccuni u GOOD behavior n seems as
" those interested 10 ne seiiafe u
the prisoners would create q public
sentiment which would eauae ne
eouaty eommiaslontFp 20 aliow thls
aiseouHt On aeeosat ~ aueh eao4 Be-.
bssior.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11

o'aA Banner recently eoutaln-
allowing
~ Glad that some Of our State
eiH notably The Tampa Trib-
pving some attention 20 the
- IN freight rates.
aaii cite a case which viii
p rAring are these lnequali-
He'shi on canned goods from
TO Jacksonville IL twenty
hundred pounds.
jacksonville 10 Oeala the
Pc b iorty,oue cents per hun
1als
@t would think that the
'laHt clipping a cargo Of
isdi from baltimore would
~ a freight rate o. twenty
l'eks0nvllle and forty one
DAB. making a total Of sixty
- - He has 70 pay nine,y.
o.A dealer Sc told NAT from
2 oeala h Interstate and
''''ais rates makes mo
~ 'AI' iuesualsy sssp q.
= l'shausviss dsaI,r. nav.
,''''y eeuis psr husrsf ~
Esds frun nsnine en-
. his lussrior saaars
ssuti ~ assss
a. ians raosa e.
eeaier sir nee
l,'st poa.ss tra -.
tss'suss - tss.ly.
h-zare1 renrss Al
ttEF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
Commissioners
Must Comply With Law

TAL.AHAsBEE yos = The %.
,sniion ~ ne ooysrnof has been to.
ylied TO enc fact that ihs boarda u
county commissioners 81 several eoub.
ilss refuse 20 aii8u cosAiy prisoners
ne nmoual provided co. ihe tnsohsfs
% Chapter $685. laws ~ FiSrlds
shlch h ~ foil0ssf
"a shaii - she 6uiy ~ az boards
~ eoRuiY commissioner hiFlus ost
eoafleis for a0fk % make pfoylslon
iof each soayief - leased or hired
osi 90 receive. upon being discharged.
transportaiips haek 20 fhe plaes from
whiet ~ uas sentenced. 81 iis eqalsa.
ient q money 90 sseA puuose ia a..
diiioh 20 the sam - Tires cellars
~heu ~ aeaienft d ~ 3 psrl0d d
80 ihan seaf nohlbn. ana for all bfis
aoefp whoss iegm ~ senisDef ahall b.
moFe thar fgar mo8fhs lhe sam ~
ase fciafp. ~ sane - ~ psld 6al
~ ~ sirs derived irom ~ lease ~
said toafifis~
Inia b eegleieil 3 ham1ee Nv 81
4eafa - 81 a. rskle elinftf ~
4 e1f ~ ~ f1ai eaeh 80
- tsa n
~ ~ rel 1atla1 Extra
AZ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
FIRE IN ATLANTA
CAUSES A PANIC

ATLANTIS. O.. Nov iq.~Forty
rueals q ne Wiaas0f critics iiot1
nafrssly eseape1 6safh ffua sseoca
1ioa BE- . panic wtfeh rsenitel fsom
= Or lhia mosning. shifh ogiEiasfes
81 ths westsFu as Afianiir Faslraas
waruhosss. ftFesiesisz o. fesirpc
ice q ~ whole hioct easffsi
rszts wsrs srae1 from fAeif ba
u.oafrioss ~ 1anags ~ react
f1se9a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-11
GRAND JURY RETURNS
LIST OF INDICTMENTS
USUAL ARMY OF aoozE SELLERS
AND MURpERERs IN LIST.

Good ana effective work ~ nelnG
done by the present grand Jury. judy
ing from the quick way IN which they
are turning out the business before
them. and II seems that they will
prove one Of the most business ike
juries that was ever assembled here.
When the court convened yesterday
morning with Judge Wills and AZ.
torney Rivers In their places the Jury
filed into the room and rendered the
following true hills, allog the parties
named being either confined In the
county Jail OF having given satisfac-
tory bond:
State W.. Clarence Smith. murder.
state va. Allen Johnson. breaking
and entering.
State vs. James Johnson and James
Hunt, obstructing railroad track.
State vs. March and Sieve Wallace.
larceny and receiving stolen property.
State vs.. Joe Robinson, breaking
and entering.
State VS. Jim Lundy. murder.
state vs.. Jim Lowry, murder
State Va. Ross Ravlnell. grand Lar.
eeny,
In the following cases no bills we're
found and the defendants were order.
ed released, w. O Clayton. Clarence
Bginkley. Ned Robinson. Lee Nickel.
Henry Frazier.
In the afternoon the following true
bills we're returned;
State Va. .. NJ. Werner. murder
state vs.. J. n. Werner, assault with
intent to Kill
State vs., Eiberta Mcqueen, muir.
state vs.. Ben styles. selling vhis-
key
state vs. shed blake selling wills
key
Court Proceedings,
The third days session OF the oir
cult court was a busy one for The
Judge and Jury. and while only a few
eases were disposed Of by the jury
the judge was busy calling a number
OF cases from the criminal docket
which was begun on yesterday
The following cases werc called and
he prisoners affaiEned:
State "a Clarence williams. muir
der: defendant aualgned aud plead
not guilty.
state w. Allen johnson alias Walt
% Williams, breaking and entering.
imalgued and plead pot guilty
state Va. ism Johusop aud Joseph
Hurst. obstucilng Railroad track. DO
PENDANTS arraignod Johnson plead
guilty. Hunt not guilty and q sever.
ance IN TIE case vas ordered
state Va March and steve wailaea.
larceny aud receiving stolen goods
defendant arraignea and plead 30,
guilty
State ". Joe Robinson. breaking and
entering. plead pot guilty
State ~ Rosa Rayensli graBd lar.
csny plead nH guiliy.
State ~ Jim I0WrY. murder. plead
not guilty.
state " Jlm rnndy, murder; plead
nog guilty.
siafe ", shad Bake. foillnR Wtls
teY. pload Eoi guilty
Court took q recess uatll o'clock
this morninN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-20
LOCALPRODUCE MARKET

Corrected Daily rv Chas. Turner 4 Co.
PAYING PRICE.
Butter, 24c per ID.
Eggs, 25c per dozen.
Lard-S 1-2a per I'D.
Popcorn-2c.
Potatoes, per bu., Csc.
SELLING PRICE.
Butter, per ID, 2SC.
Eggs, 3Oc per dozen.
Cheese, n. Y. cream-20c per ID.
Lard-l2 1-2c per ID.
Syrup--40c per gar.
Sugars--5c to G l-2c per ID.
Teas-IOG to 81 90 per IL.
Vinegar-25c per gal.
Salt-s1 ,25 per Dbl.
Hand picked Navy Beans-5c per ID.
Carolina Head Rice-1Oc per lb. or
3lbs., for 25c.
Lima Beans-lOc lb. ls
Marrowfat BeaRs-7e ID. or tlbs. for
25c.
Cracked Hominy-4S or 3 'bS. for
10c.
Corn Meal--20C per sack
Graham Flour-2Oc per sack
Pruns-S 1-3 to 15c per lb
Seed Raisins-l3C per III, 2 lns, 25c
Cleaned currants, 10c per IN,
Golden Flake IA bbl ! S1.40
Glover Leaf "a bhl0 31.60.