Price, per Case of 13 Large Bottles, 5 to a Gallon. PORT WINE, NO. 1...

.$4.00 RYE WHISKEY, NO. 3.. PORT WINE, No. 2....

......$4.00 5.00 RYE WHISKA, No. 4.

5.00 DURAND PORT.. 6.00 SHERWOOD RYE..

6.00 SHERRY WINE, No. 1.. 4.00 GOLDEN WEDDING RYE.

7.50 SHERRY WINE, No. 2. 5.00 DOUGHERTY RYE.

.10.00 DAVIES SHERRY. 6.00 HERMITAGE RYE.

.11.00 SWEET CATAWBA WINE.

4.00 BOURBON WHISKEY, No. 3...... 4.00 ANGELICA WINE..

4.00 BOURBON WHISKEY, NO. 4...... 5.00 ANGELICA, OLD..

5.00 BOURBON WHISKEY. No. 6..... 6.00 SWEET MÚSCATEL..

4.00
MEGIBBIN'S BOURBON.

8.00
SWEET MUSCATEL, OLD.
5.00 OLD CROW BOURBON

12.00 BLACKBERRY BRANDY, No. 3... 4.00 HOLLAND GIN, No. 3.

4.00 BLACKBERRY BRANDY. NO. 4.. 5.00 HOLLAND GIN, No. 4.

5.00 BLACKBERRY BRANDY, OLD... 6.00 RYE MALT GIN.

6.00 BLACKBERRY BRANDY, Very Old 8.00 JAMAICA RUMS..$5, $6, $8 and 10.00 CIDER BRANDY

$5, $6 and 8.00 SCOTCH WHISKEY .$6, $8 and $10.00
PRICE PER KEG, CONTAINING 4 1-2 GALLONS.
3,

Sherwood Rye, per keg

Rye Whiskey

, No. X; per keg. $7:00 Golden wedding receper kg.:12:00

Kegs boxed, 25 cents extra. We will pack an assortment of Wines and Liquors in Case, if so desired, without extra charge. Hall Case, containing six bottles, at one-half the price of full case. Persons wishing goods sent C. 0. D. must remit $1 with order to insure good faith. All goods packed in plain boxes and shipped to any part of the United States. Complete price list free. Beautiful engraved calendar for 1893 now ready. Mailed free for 2c. stamp. 25 good cigars by mail, postpaid, $1. J. C. CHILDS & CO., 346 Eighth Ave., N. Y. City.

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