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THE OLE AN ER. (i It A HAM. N. p., JAN. SO, 1882 ~ U»l»penlMffß in Home. T\ Mr. Thomas A. AI bright baa re! or tied from Lowell. Hereafter evening services nt the Pres byterian ' 'hnrch will commence ateeven o'clock. A lot of mco Seed Oats mu9t. and will be sold during February by J. J. LONG A Co. * Henry Bnnn has rented MariiiiFiin. cett's blacksmith shop, where ho will 1* found at all times ready and willing to serve the pub lic. The next meeting of the Winter Even ing Club will be held at the residence of J. L. Scott, Esq. A full atteudauee it desired. Besides the election of officers, other important business will be transacted. Special afteufioti is railed (o fhe ad« vertisement of Parcel!, Ladd & Co., Wholesale Drpgglsts, Richmond. They make a specialty of fine oils for machinery. Those using oils are requested to give tliem a trial. They guarantee satisfaction. Preston Belvin, of Uiuhmond, Va.. has a new advertisement in this issue. Read it and don't forget that he manufactures the most stylish and substantial furniture made in the South, and t'..at when anything good is wanted he can furnish it. C tt ll on, or srrlte to him. Swdllow 11, or Resent ll!—The person, who wrote some anonymous letters iji regard to myself and aud another, Is a Sneak> a Coward and a contemptible Puppy. 1 can be found at Scott t Donnell's store. [adv'f.] JACK SCOT f. We slopped in Danville the other day and Joe Reid. the auctioneer of tbe Eagle Ware house, was everlastingly going it on Ligh prices for Wrappei-s and Fillers. Joe Understands the business, and will do his very best for his friends, if tli°y will give him half a chance at the Eagle Warehouse. So carry yonr tobacco to the Eagle, Danville. Anchor Brand Fertilizer on hand and for (-ale by S. A. WHITE, Mebancitle. Farmers should use it on their plant beds to in sure good ear'y plants. It ha« never ffiled when use!, to give satisfaction on plant beds. Jan. 30, 47-lm. * ! " ''§.• A. WHITE. ' i. •■'A .It .i -A ; ' It is suggested that the board ot town commissioners hold, a apecal meeting aud make an appropriatfbh to purchase a" pair of btilts 'for each citlze i. It ocicrs to us that the best way to avoid the mud wotWd be to build an elevated railroad ; but on the ground of economy we shall favor the other measure. Boats ar§ sug gested to enable the ladies to cross the streets. There will he a qnnrteriv and commun ion meeting At Providence church the first Sat urday aud Snhday in February, quarterly meet* ing at 1 o'clock, p m., Saturday, and commun ion at 11 o'clock Sunday morning., Also al Unlou church, this county, quarterly 'and com munion meeting the third Saturday and Sunday in February, quarterly meeting on Saturday at 11 o'clock and communion on Sunday at 11 o'clock. Rev W. 8. Long, Pastor. Deputy Collectors Martin, Burns and O'Nell, and Deputy Marshal Watso tore up three or four illicit distilleries in Pine Knot, Orange County last Friday, One was said to have been operated by Tom Laws, and was the largest illicit distillery ever found In tbe Fourth District. Twenty-eight hundred gallons of beer, fortj gallons of low wines, ten bushels of malt, twenty bead of hogs and ten head of cattle were found on the premises. ItlacaalaT'i'ldt* Frederick the fireal.' This is a lemarkable book for several reasons. It Is the story of one of the greatest military heroes and statesmen of the,world. It is written by an author almost uurivaled in literary power aud brilliancy. It is sold at a price that will certainly amaze almost any one,— ouly 20 cts., or if to be sent by mall, 25 cts. It is the first book publl hed by The Useful Knowledge Publishing Company, which attempts by Its Literary 'Rebellion' to take the place of tlie American Book Exchange, and the 'Literary Revolution.' It claims to bean example show ing the quality and price of numerous standard w6rks whicu they propose to Issue with g eat rapidity. It is certainly a very beautiful aud well made book, as the copy on our table will testify. "Rip Van Winkle, and other Sketehes,' by Washington Irving, Is promised to follow this immediately, uuiform in style and price. Other announcements, with specimen pages af these aud other works Including tne Cyclopedias of Science, History, Biography, Poetry, Fiction, etc., in process Of Duplication will be sent on application to the publishers. The Useful Knowldge Publishing Company, 163 William St., New York City. OBITUARY. - iji CLEMENT CORNELIUS CURTIS was born near Boone Station, now in Alamauce Coun'.y, Feb. 19th, 1800. He syent a large part of his mature iife at his mills, now ft prosperous cotton manu. f acturlng establishment, on Bock Creek, whence he removed, just after the war, to his late resi dence, the place long occupied by the late Judge , Ruflttn. Here he lived, retaining a large interest in the Rock Creek mills, in connection with hia farming iuterestu, until his death, on Jan. 13th, 1883, at the age of nearly #8 years. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Polly Shoffner, who lived but a few ybars, and bit second, who survives him, was Miss Temple A. Holt, the mother of his three living and two, a son and daughter, of the three by the side of whom he was burled. Mr. Curtis was characterized during all his life by activity and industry, as the result of which he accumulated a good siSto of the world's goods. He was for many years an ao tlve and useful member of Mt. Harmon Metho dist Church, but a few years after the war fell into other ways, out of which, however, he was led by God's grace some time before bis death. During.tbe last six or eight weeks cf his life, even while It was not thought that the issue of his sicHnes would be death, he was given the privilege so seldom allotted wen, of devoting his entire time and attention to spiritual matters. Wise friends endeavored to point him in the right W»T, and he courted every opportunity of the truth. Daring this period he hardly An J otlysr topic to be introduced. With characteristic candor, he confessed to* all his frien4»iis sorrow' for the ciusos, of his and their sWrqjr, Hls^ife peace orMWI -while bis fatally and friends'He.o kneeling abdllt his bed side and the minister to whom he so freely opened his mind many times was leading tbem in prayer His remains were born to their resting place, at St. PaffPt Chnrch, attended by a great assembly of sympathizing friends. v^l rt h , HIU D^^m > N,C. 4 where jou can get »he best accomodation and highest precs Paid when last oiie Is sold. Duo. ■ —On tbe 19th Inst., by drowning ' in Stony Creek, JOSBPH MCADAMS, ag d slxty : fl»c years, ten months and eleven days. ADAMS.—On the 19th Inst., at the residence of A. T. Strader, EUGENE ADAMS, son of John Adams, deceased. Two sisters survive liiiu. OERRIMUER.-On ILLQ llth iost., at his late residence In this e&unty, TEETER GKHUISOEH, aged ninety years, eleven mouths aud eight days A numerous family suivive him. 8,000 good -Sliingk'S, at cos', i>jr J J. LONG & Co.' —' - • ■-* Five hundred bushel*, ot Ked Rust Proof and" Winter Outs for sale at seventy *tlvc per b"shel, at *'' A " J. W. HABDEN'S.* Time and Money «?* ved l»y liaviog your i-umberdresstd wUu Machinery by TATE A Co., at MebanoyHle. Thoy are also prepared to malic any kiud of Tobacco Boxes. Oats and Grass Seed. 900: Bunhela nt extra heavv Red Kusi Proof Oats for seed, aud a lot of Orchard Grass Seed, for sale by CHAS. J.KERR, Jan. 23. 46—4« v Ilaw River, If. C. Now or Never I We offer to the public onr entire stwk of goods, consisting of Dry-Goods, Notions, Cloth ing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Hard ware, Crockery, in fact, a general line of Merchandise- We are determined t > close out during the i.ext 89 days. We ask oar customers and friends to give us a call, we can and will save yon mouey by buying of us. Respectfully, Jan'y 27 1883. J. J. LONG A Co. The WarU'a C'yclwprd in of lli»t*rr. The first volume of this great oyclop> dia is announced to be ready iu a few days. If it reaches, the standard irdicated by its prospectus it will be altogether unrivaled in its magnitude, comprehensiveness, aud scholar, ship, and at the same time will be placed easily within the reach even of any industrious - laborer. Instead of b;ing made uv of brief sketches by unknown authors, as are com son 1/ the historical portions of encylopedias it will contain, unabridged, the great standard wurks of such authors as Green, Macaulav- QrdWi'OU. lyir,' ly, -MOiffmsen, and others. A Very comprehensive alphabet ical topical index, covering all tlie works embodied in the'cyclopedia, wfll male ready co«s(iltion.upon fany suljject convenient, and will group together such Wcajth of knowledge and interest as will surprise* Che ordinary reader anl delight the profound student, Specimen pages received at this, office shows hsndsoiue typography, good paper and good press-work. Each volume .will contain about HXM large, double-cblumn, octavo pages, and will be fold at the amazingly |ow prices of sl. 25 for "the cloth binding, And !l .40 for the same boqnd in half. Russia, sprinkled edges. The amount of matter oonlained in each volume, and ftr so low a price, seems startling. Volume I containing, unabridged, Greens Larger History of the English People; Carlyle's History of the Freiic.r Revolution; Schiller's History of The Thirty Tears' War;and Cressy's Fifteen Decisive Buttles of the Worhi, —all for j $1 25 Mo payment is asked in advance by the publishers, but books will be sent to any part of the United States by express, with the privilege of examination before payment is required. It will be wise for those who want to purchase to write to the publisher immedi ately. as at these prices, the editor will be limited by.the number of*>oiders received before publication. Speci.net pagfes and full partiillßrs sent free u,jon application to t,h; publishers. The Useful Knowledge Publishing Company, 162 William St., New York City. saf~ When Planters can buy a true Ammonia ted Super Phosphate made chiefly from Slanghter House Meat aad Bone, for #35 per ton at the factory, cash, it Is folly to fay out money for the high cost Fertilizers. Baugh's 125 Phosphate is of guaranteed standard. Analysis on every bag same as on circular. The past season in' the south has clearly shown Planters that the low cost Ammonlated Fertilizers paid best on Cotton; there has never been, in the four years of its use, an unfavora ble report of its action. Kvery pound of Ammonia and Phosphoric Acid in Baugh's S2S Phosphate Is promptly available as plant food. Planters can make their own figures an to the saving they can make by using this article and at the same time be reasonably sure of a good crop. Send for circular giving full guaranteed Analysis. BAUGB Mc 80N», No. 103 South St., Baltimore, Md. Manufacturers and importers of Fertilizers and Fertilizing Supples. Jan. 88, 46—2 m. / . ▲ $20.00 Bible Prize, The publishers of Rutledge'# Monthly In tlie prize puzzle department ot their Monthly lor February offer the following easy way for some one to make %30.00: To the person telling; us the shortest verse in the Old Testament Bcnptnres by Februaiy 10th, 18SJ, ore will give $30.00 in gold as a prize. The money will be forwarded to the winner prize must send 30 cts. in silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will reeeive the March number of the Monthly, in whiel. will be published the name and address of the winner of the prize with the correct answer thereto. Cut this out: it may be worth i S3O 00 to yon. Address, RUTLBDGB PUBLISHIHG COMPANT, Easton, Pa. Jan. 33, 46—2t. PUBCELL HDD I CO.; Wholesale Druggists, Richmond; Ya. 'KRRtDSINB ©IIU OILS FOR FACTORIES, Peerless Safety Oils, £pinMt (Dili 2 Special tn Cylinder an *V'/ :o: All Orders Promptly Execute*. Jan. 30, 47—to. [ r. H. httt# it/> band a f7 fluo lot of shingles for *ale. Fitf first cUw goods nt low go to Cheap John at the Boubow House, OrcenH i b ->ro. « Moiie*' saved H mcnflv inade. Bin YF>W goods of'J, J. LONG. A Co. They aiu ktitl t at prices. • M. Strai,iss, at the Beiibow ifo> Orecnslioro, keef.s a larre st.Kik of Dry-goodn U#ls, Boots and.Shoes, fcc. • D -n t fnfijet to go to K'-eS'MH" wli i you go to fireensboro. He wiiriuake it to your >nturesi tu buy froin blm. * ALWAYS RK.KKKFLLLNO.—A delicious Oliot is imparted liy Kloreston Cologne, which Is al> •'ays refroshiiu, u« matter liow freely used. NOTICK. —A large and desirable lot Ot Boots and Shoes just received at J. J. LONG * A Co's all of which A ill be sold at rockbottom prices. ' ' '* '■ >■■*' I « *»nt« C MII« will make headquarters st J I L>4iG fe C!u'b with a flue lot of Christmas Toy g, Fire Works Ac. Come all ye little folks buy j qur Toys »t bottom prices. All persons indebted U. tbe firm of J. J, Long A Co. are respectfully invited to come forward and settle tb«i r at accounts once, all claims against the firm will be paid when pre sented. They are stilj selling at cost, corns soon aud buy goods cheap, as they will close out iu about ten nafs. 1 * • '• • • —"i •« i A WORD TO MoTnEßs.—Mothers shonbl remember It Is a most important duty at this season to look after the health of their families and cleanse tlm nialaria aud Impurity from their systems, and that nothing will {one up tlie stomach and llycr, regulate the bowels and purify the bleod so perfectly as Parker's'fJinger Tonic, advertised iu our columns— Port. See other column. Christmas has srone; |> n t Forbis is ttill in Greensboro, and he' keeps on hand a big "Stock of furniture, of all kinds, qualities and prices, Everybody can be suited in style and prices. Two floors a're llteraly With furuiture. Compete outfits cap be bought to Forget* DTV? ?" ar to arrqt " Dont tbtlr line. v °n *»»t goods^ll I told /on that T was coiiiin?, and noi ( to forget it. Now lam iu your qil'ist and I '■ftd many.h»ve taken my advice . and gone to P. R. Harflen & Son's and laid In a good sup ply of Clothing, Aq. But some are achat taring their teeth, aud thpre is no excuse for' such, bUt as there is still plenty of the-comforts ef life at P. R. Haraqn & Sou's, I will give an exteusion of a few days tiithose who have not availed themselves of the favorable opportunities be fore I begin to stir the dry bones. - Truly !X am, . , * V * , A - . JACK FBOST. '-j J • ■ , UON>rCOHH4IX OV HARD TIHBS, VOTNI; MAN, When you c>n go to J. W. HABDSX'S and get a pair of Socks for 10 cents, a good pair of Shoes for $l5O, a Hat for_so cents and a good Suit of Clctbes far 17.P0, a Pocket Handker chief for 5 cents, a nice Cravat for 5 cents, and if you want something fine you can be accom oda'ed at any price. I have always on hand for Ladies a full line of Shawls, Cloaks, Searfs, Hose, Hocp Skirts, Underskirts, Chemises, Balmoral Skirts, and as good a line of Dress Goods ss ever came to town, a full assortment of Zeigler Shoes and American Sewibg Ma chines Fon Tns FARMER MAS, I have a good stock of Farmers' Friend Plows, all sizes, Double Shovel Plows, Plow Irons and Bolts, Wheat Drills. Evaporator with boiler and furnace, Mattocks, Sprouting Hoes, Picks, Shovel# and Forks In fact anything the Farmer may want; aiso a full line of Carpenters' Tools and Build er's Hardware. , ,»• I pay the highest market price for all kinds of Coulry Produce. , I keep on hand the largest assortment of Furniture in town. J. W. HARDEN. IThe great superiority of DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over all other cough remedies is attested by the immense popular demand for that old established remedy. I IVV I ■ ■ 1 ' B ■ t }> For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, I Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma. Bron- U chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient I Consumption and for the relief of I consumptive persons in advanced I * stages of the Disease. For Sale I by all Druggists.—Price, 25 cents. | AGENTS WANTED tin* evsr Invented. will kffltapiirof ■tocilns*. with BKKIa and TOE complete, la SO minute*. It will alio kntt a (real variety of finer work for which then Is always a rsady market. Stud HBSMLBkM! Blood, and will completely cbang? the blood in the entire system In three months. Anvperaon whe will take 1 pill each night from 1 to IS weeks may Wareatareitoaoond health, it aucha thing bepoaalble. Seat by mall for g letter iUmp«. I. 8. « CO v M—ton, Ma.•*, fb«M% g—garfr M+ , - SEEDS THAT SURPRISE! * * THE FARMERS* "BONANZA." jf Maxlxe, a new TcgsUblP from ft A., differing from anything ever grown hei*. delicious raw or cooked. Seed iient by mall 20 rts.a paper. Soya Bean of Japan, balf bean half pea. smd by chem ists to be the richest humnn food known. Fine fodder plant, nlao. Seed, 15 eta. a paper. Cuban Queen Watermelon Inst Imported, largest Variety ever grown lu U. 8., Arm, luscious, crisp and angary ; best to keep or ahlp.» eta. a paper of 20 • seeds, • papers for fl. Very scarce. J.on-of-wood Muskmelon. largestknown_2 tyl feet long—flne oc&litv, early an I proline, lsct*. ap»per. Climax Tomato, richest fl ivor early, proflfl'*. »olld—on equaled In every way. IJcta a paper. White Kgjn tfan Com (from thi Hlle>. yields iaimensefj In the South where other corn falls. Uneqnaled for table or itork. 20 ct«. a paper. 7» eta. a ponnd. Tcosinte, on#plant fields a cow two days: 10 to II ft. a paper. All the above sent for f),a of each for $2. Address C. «.UlUiark A». Atlaata, Sa. Reference: Hon. W. U Calhoun. Mayor ol Atlanta. - _ « v- Ciothiu- Up Hats 9[l Ml ... p 0 K— lUil^ • m I |WBB.''lpiy'-".:^ j' I I«Mb1 L3"l'Mttli IMI fMi 1 JiH |j» " Irmlw'ln III [jl^Hfji! ' # TMHf p * , gS2lsljgJ I |H| [■WIiIBHIBBIMMI I jfi^l IfriWff Slotk in the State . GENTS* BWtfmV T «"- —r-T- . ~ w ' Bave money by examining our BTOCK and prices before buying elsewhere. ♦ -> K. B. ANDBBWK Sc CO.. Jan. 3, 48—tf. Balsioh, N. C. ALAMANCE COU NTT-Superior Court. W. A. Hail, sdm'r of 1 *■ Lucy Simison, dec'd, 111 1 va. Special Proceeding, J. 11. MoT ton, Eliza Swaim, W.' P. Simpin, Faucett Simpson, Leinu- To make assets, el Simpaon, Jeffi-rson Simpson, Molly Morton, ■ Bdn Simpson, the heirs of Henry and Haywood Simpson, names and age unknown, Lucinda Lam' betb, Wyatt Simpson, J. R. Simpson, and Lydia * Morton.' > j . • This is a specir.l proceeding brought by plaintiff to sell land to make assets. It ap pearing to the satisfaction of the oourt that Molly Morton. Baa Simpson, the hairs of Henry and Haywood Simpson, names and ages not known, Lncinda Lambeth, Wyatt Simpson J. R. Simpson and Lyd'.a Morton ara necessary parties, and nun residents of this State, U is ordered that publication be made for six successive weeks ia Thb Alamahcb Olsambe, in lieu of personal service of sum mons on them in this proceeding ; and that if they fail to answer oi demur to complaint within twenty one days after such publication is complete, then the court will hear Che com ptalnt and render judgment against them, as prayed fur. c Done at office in the town of Graham, tills I 20th day 6f January, 1882. 46—«w. A.TATE. C. B.C. ' Administrators' Sale! ON Friday, the 10th day of February, 1883, at the late residence of Peter Oerringer. dec'd, we shall offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, a lot of personal property be longing to the estate ; consisting of 3 horses, 1 mule, 3 wagons, a lot of coru, a lot of oats, 1 cow, 15 or 30 hogs, farming utensils, household and kitchen furniture, &c., Ac. Sale to begin at 11 o'clock. Terms Cash. PETER OERRINGER, ASA ISLET, Jan. 33, Admr's of Peter Oerringer. NOTICE! T ETTERS of Administration baying ■*-* been issued to the undersiened, upon the estate of Peter Oerringer, dec'd. he hereby notifies all persons indebted to aaid estate to immediate payment, and all persons holding claims against said estate to present them, on or before the 26th day of January, 1883, er this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. This 18th day of January, 1882. PETER OERRINGER, * ASA ISLET, 48—4w. Admr's of Peter Oerringer. HOLIDAY GOODS! ■ . u NEW .BOOKS. ALBUMS, VASES, TOILET . BETS. ri C Hit IS TiHAS Jb NEW YEAR CARDS &0. * ' ii -f* t / iJJ . K ..j if)? if ' ii ~i Blum's Almanccs - 77 FOR 1 8 82. CHAS. D. YATES, IN Books, Stationory, and Fancy Articles. flrwashsrs, If. V. Dec. s,*ltfKt, 4.— k iy. i,-» BEATT Y'S omAxs 27 stops 10 Set Reeds only |9O PIANOS sll6 up. Bare Hetiday Induce ments Ready. Write or call on BEATTT. Washington, N. J. Jan. 29, 46-t t COFFINS! Plain and Ornamental, r JMBiE TO ©®Ml —AT f*IIOKT NOTICE.— • J. H Coleman, Cant A Davidson's Mills. Jan. % 48— 8w. ''Sale of Bonds " BT virtue of bn ordor of the Superior Court of Ala'i.aucu County, in Hie caee of Alv'ut King and other* against \V. J., and A. Murrar and others I wll| offer for *»le at the Court House door In Greeiisb'iro, N C-, at pubilo aqc* tlou for cash, on Monday theflth day ot Feb ruary 18sa at 18 o'clock M . tiirht (8) bo ,ds of the County of Carteret, Issued Februaiy 3itb 1860, each for 8500, and due February 20th ,tfßo, to each of widen bonds coupons are attached for luterest at 6 per eent from February 30ih 1875. Partioe Jetlring further information can ad dress mj Attorney, James JS. Boyd, Greensbo ro, N. C, J - A - MCCAULET, Jan. 8. f», 48—Ids. Rervioer. ALAMANCE CO.—Tn the Superior Court. Nancy E. Hssell "l u'. • , i ! Plsintiff. I Against Sornelis Ronsy. Al- I fred Hasell, G. M. Haaell, Margaret Summons for Relief. Maynard, Itf. J. Murray and Mary Special Proceedings I J., his wife, John j Hafc-11, J. M. Tap- Petition for Dover. Scott aid Claudia his wife, Robert Faucett, Cornelia Faucett and M. C. Hazel), a minor, BTATEOF NORTH CAROLINA, * To ths of Alamance Countu ± t ftn are hereby commanded, to anmmon Cornelia Rnney, Alfred Hasell, G. M. Haaell Henry Has-fl, Margaret Tfaynard, W. J. Murray and Mary J.,Til» wife, John Hawll, J. M. Tapseott and Claudia bla wife. Robert Faucett, Cornelia Faucett and M. O. Haaell, a minor, the defendants above named If they be ■uw a w]thin your county to appear at the of elusive of the day of such J' the complaint which wjill be dei)osit«i e, s_ office of said Clerii within ten days from tide *n»te of thla.tnimmonst And let said defen daaU take notice that if they fail to answer the complaint within that time the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief aeaend ed in the complaint.' i Herein fail tfot ftyd:oC this sumtnons make due r»turc. Jllf J fjlSfl fijUtMi Given untfefr mjrhand hita st>al Of »ald Cohrf, This.Sth day of December 1881. A.TATR, C. N.O.sf Alassasc* Caaaiy. Graham A Qraham— vtt'ys. 41—6w. LABCBSTJCHSAPEST . I -BTOCS OF HARDWABE ever offered in Piedmont N. C„ is for sale by Harris & Flippen, Gkiintoio, N. a, Those wising lowest prices will do well by calling on ns. Ia addition to a varied and ezienslve line of other Hardware, we have tor aale » DM. AXHsI AM. PRICIB. I,*M Ik*. Irsa RAILS. I.MS »• HMM •• M.ees •• Mnl Pi.owg. IS* DM. HVN«AB«AN NAII.H. It) Or*n (XLB OBKK4E tl T. 3* fST June SO, 1881, 81—ly. flrftl— Mapfcrte COBBBCTBD WUILT BT J. W.HARDEN, Apples, dried, T8..;. 8105 " green V bushel, 1.60 to 3.00 Beans Mixed V bushel 1.00 '• White $ H 1.00 Battel Vlb.J 35 Beeswax * 90 Bacon sides T #»..... JSU " shoulders, 9lb 10 " hamf 18 to 15 Beef V lb. 4S5 Black berries. drleiL. 8 Bark, sasafrasrocta BX#B Coffee 9 tb 15# 18 Candles Adamant V tt» 15 Cloth, tow and cotton, V yd. .. 18s-3o Corn V bush 1.00 Chlckons Frying 10f>15 Chickens rrown. 20 Cotton lnllnt, ? 6 10 Cotton In seed...' 1 . 8 Coal oil V gai 90 Cherries Dried? tt>. ,•••• „ . If. Clover JtA* ft.' Castings, old ? ft ~ « Ducks 9 PaU. TO Eggs V dos 90 Flour, family Ybbl 7.00 " Super V bbt 8.75 Feathers T> ft 80«40 Hav V 100 lb 45 Hides, green, V ft . 5 ~ dry.fft.. ..IX.U Lard r lb 14 Molases Cuba 9 gal. 80555 Meal, corn, V ft 2 Oats, seed V buna 75 Onions V bush 9.00 " sets ¥ bush , 8.00 Peas V bush 1.00 Potatoes, 1H ik V bu5h,......... " 1.00 •• sweet '• 75 ,Pork»» ....................... t toB Peaches; dried, peeled,. .. .. 10#90 " unpeeied, 10 Rags » ft. . 1U Aster Oil V gal «... 40 Salt fine V sack 1.95 I ' " course 1.10 Wheat V bush. ' 1 AO Cabbage,....; 5 • 11 • - ...... 7 ~-T Go To d ... , s ; t ) , - T|^ - -Mt-t i, S "X 34*...' j'i- &"s • - i«, ova t mx, ■ I >.|f■) K— " " : M - i, •» v ... _ «*i > .1 r »•- . .. a t » Dry-Goods, ; 7 : • •: " j.v ' s "'*• V gnftfet'i T;. / -., f .j' "• • ■ c. 0S ® S ® Sg ►" «. • ; ,j;• •/■ . ' { . •■ ;*-■- ••, - ]•> ~ *• ' ' " . : *' *■> I s •'••• ■• . ■:h ■•■•■ njrrtV . / • i'H V'ffJ ( it; ©lMMaifc . Uni ..." ..I fH.. >| t f.«#■*-• *■-"' '»•J* -• * ; - -• ,i,. • EH* ' ' - a-Vj; - •, "jU «-> - - i_- , V,-T/1 T - * ' « ' • ' 1 x 0 T I O N S , • * » ' r • •• • tfy **t* ft*4 Cags, • " /*» • 45j ' • iff ; If' " »'AI !«'• "* ' • I " ' * ' BOOSTS "«ea M ■■_ ■ • t V .... 1 4 TRUNKS rj| T _ t —""A N D i , .' 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