T BMS GLEANER.
♦ >
GRAHAM. N. g., JAN. 16,
Happening's at Home.
Miss Ada Denny has been sick fo
about a week.
.
Thanks to Gen. Scales for a copy of flit
Congressional Directory.
A sight of the sun last Wednesday
made glad the heart of the average citizen.
A "olored congregation of the Christian
church was organized in the court hous(
yesterday.
According t(» the census, the area nl
Alamance County is four hundred and thirty
square inil ;s.
Miss Clara Snmmey, of Asheville, is
visiting her brother, the pastor of tbe Presby
terian church
Miss Lnla, daughter of Jas. 11. Holt,
has been sick several days, and is now lyiag at
the point of death.
We are pained to announce the death
of Clem. C. Curtis, which occurred last Thurs
day. An appropriate obituary will be prepared
mt an early day.
Jas. M. Turner ha* got iheCispareMn
that takes. It i> tbe "Monogram." With each
packaare Is a holder. All ye that enjoy puffing
.the golden leaf call on Jimmies
We are willing to wager that there is
more mud to the square foot of surface on the
streets of Graham than any other town in the
State, the principal thoroughfares of
Raleigh.
Extra bargains in heavy brown and
white Bed Blankets, also Gents all wool
Under Shirts at Year/an, Petty ACp's.. of which
Tom White would be pleased to give his friends
the advantage.
(JOLDEW DAYS, published bv James
Elverson, Philadelphia, Pa., is one of the largest
and best magazines published for boys and girls.
It is highly endorsed by leading newspapers and
prominent clergymen. Tlu price is three dol
lars a year.
The skating fever has reached Graham,
And now we have a rink in full bla»t. The girls
have a fine time practicing every afternoon, if
we B»ay judge by the noise they make. If we
were not blessed with steady nerves, we couldn't
write locals so near by them.
Our Pleasant Grovo correspondent
must have been suffering with''a sour stomach
caused by eating too much dinner, when he
wrote the article that appears iu another
column. If we kno rt him as well as we think,
we can venture.the opinion that he wasn't in as
good humor as usual when he penned those
lines.
The name of our townsman Mr. J. W.
Harden, has been meutioned in connection with
the office of collector of this this district. In
the event of any change in the administration,
we should be pleased to see him occupy the of-
Sce. Che President could not make a better
selection among those who are aspiring for the
place. 1 ■ :
'On last Thursday, the knights and
ladles of the birch rod and spelling book danced
np before the county superintendent to make
known to that functionary their qualifications
for teaching public schools. Thirty applicants
were examined eighteen white and twelve
colored. Certificates have not yet been
awarded.
We Imagine that the average reader
thought the family sketched in these columns
last week, a large one. That is what the printer
thought: for he made it read seventy when the
writer intended it to be twenty. Moral: Write
plain when you prepare articles for the news
payers if you do not want mistakes to happen,
and don't blame the printer for youroi»n care
t i ru ■ 'if-'
lessnesiv
Christmas has gone; but Torbis is still
Ju 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 are literaly crammed with
furniture. Complete outfits can be bought to
fix up a hcuse from cellar to garret. Don't
Forget Forbis & Bro. when you want
their line
ABOUT TO FREEZE.—IF our paper fails
to reach its numerous readers next week, they
cad blame our wood promising subscribers for
it. A few of them have paid np; but others
have complacently listened to oui appeals, and
left us to get along the best we could. If some
delinquent would come in and pay his subscrip
tiou wo might buy a load, ;ay for cutting it up
and have a quarter left for the printer.
REVENUE SALE.— On last Friday, the
whiskey and stills seized by the government as
the property of John P. Albright, were sold at
public 'auction. Buyers from Hilisboro and
other places wore present,as well as a number of
interested spectators who were uot buyers.
Samplers were more numerous than purchasers.
Aqioug tho former might be found more than one
who Could not raise money to buy a quart; but
that seemed to be no objection to testing tbe
merltt (?) of the article
THB LITERARY 'REBELLION.'—Mr.
John B. Alden, who organized the 'Literary
Revolution.' which has given the people the
beit,of books at such wonderfully low prices,
doei-itot give up the fight with the failuie of
'The American Book Exchange,' which failure,
hq.claims, was in no respect tn° result of selling
books too cheaply, but was caused by the com
bination of publishers and booksellers against
the enterprise, infamous and baseless slander
beiug scattered broadcast culminated in a 'pan
ic* among the cr ditors of the institution,
causing a 'run' which resultud in the failure of
tbe company, just as it had often caused the
failure of banks or other institution perfectly
solvent under ordinary conditions. He and
other friends of the enterprise have organized
•TTie Useful Knowledge Publishing Company,'
and a literary Rebellion which proposes to carry
on the fight. The first work published by the
new company is a beautiful edition of
Macanlay's 'Life of Frederick tho Great,' which
they sell for tbe marvellously low price of 20
cents, neatly bound in cloth. The company
proposes to bej in immediately the publication
of a aeries of cyclopaedias —one of history, one
of Mography, one of science, one of cbo.ce prose
literature, one of poetry, and one of religious
literature —each of which cyclopaedias will be |
in several large octavo volumes of over 1000 (
pages each, at the price of #1.25 per volume, in 1
cloth binding, and will also be published in
numbers, at only two cents per number, being
considerably below even the 'revolution' prices!
They will send specimen pages and catalogees
free, and friends of choice literature at low
prices will be sure to shower tbem with postal
cards, at least. Address THE USEFUL KNOWU
SD»B PPBLISBIHO COMPAJIT, 163 William
Street, New Toik. '
■nsiffffsftethfl.».-*
Sell you; Tolwcc..* al Parrish & Bl&t*.xi£Ys/tr iek Vrmli.usr, X. C, where you i;n gei lis* bisl aet'uin t aUor> ami H*giesi jircts Pal J >v.l ala t »>'ti
814 / |
Mother, mar I ET" ont to skate ?
Yes, mj il trl.; JiilH,
But don't voji Try tt.e flgwrfe 8,
For it will surely fool rem. ,?
Just is vou nuke the lightning whirl
To sli.'.w yo"r springy ruua :1c
I- The hoys will gee * foolish Kir'
Sleigh-riding on her bustle. ,
* Bom BcitsL.%RY.—L>«t FrMay even
ing, VV. F.Oant, of J. J. Long & Co., closed
the .-lore (o go to supper about six o'clock.
About fifteen niinntes later, George Durham,
who occupies a room over the store, entered at
the front door, a d going to the rear of the
! store, found t'ie back door opcued. An investi.
gaticm showed tliet the store had been entered,
• and the cash dr.wcr wrenched from theuouutcr
and carried off. A |hort time afterwards, the
drawer was found inVhe vacant lot opposite the
residence of A, Tate. J The money was all gone;
bnt the valuable papws belonging to the firm,
were found iutact. Toe entrance was effected
by boring a hole in the door and removing a
wooden bar which was the only fastening. The
amount of money stolen is not known; but it is
supposed to be between fifty and one hundred
dollars. Henry Swan, colored, was arrestsd on
suspicion; but there being" no evidence to con
nect him with the crime, he was discharge
Letter Irom Pleasant Grove.
[Correspondence of the GLEANER.]
It (Ins communication smells a little
frosty, do not wonder at it, lor we have
been for several days, like most of our
neighbors, engaged in stripping frosted
tobacco. The coolness cannot be attribut
ed to any nipping frost that has ever
blighted any political aspirations of oars.
We were born and reared in the old
whig atmosphere, and it may safely be
inferred that we have never entirely got
ten lid of its conservative influence.
In spite of our lite long devotion to the
Union, and our good raising, we rushed
headlong inio the war for disunion. We
served the secesqian cause faithfully,shed
our blood on more than one battle field,
spent all our substance for it, and gave
it lour years of faiihful service. With
the light we then had, and the influences
ben ring upon us, we could not well have
pursued another course.
The close of the war found us a prison'
er on Johnston's Island, a thousand miles
by railroad, from Lome. As one of the
condiiiouß of onr release, we were re
quired to fealty to the Union, and
hevei , 'tS> : .iikik ..rms ageinst ber. Since
then we have faithfully stood by the
Union and carefully avoided every insti-j
tution or order having for its aims or
ends opposition to regulai; constituted*
authority. We cast IU our lot with the
Deinocrati' party, at one time called tbe
conservative party. It embraced' then
and still embraces the wisest and best
men iu the South. But when we joined
the party we did uot agree to shut our
eyes ami ears and go il blind: we still
reserve (o ourse'.f the right of freo speech,
the right to approve or disapprove of the
public acts of our public men.
Wo hold that the Democratic Convens
tiou did not act very democratically
when it placed tho power ol appointing
magistrates in the bands of the Legisla
ture and Superior Court Clerks, the elec*
tiou ot county in the
. hands of the magistrates, and the ap*
pointinent of school committees iu the
hands of the county commissioners. Iu
your last issue, you struck the right key
iu suggesting that the election of magiss
'trnte and county commissioners bo re
manded to.the people, We would further
suggest that school committees and
county superintendents ought to be elecU
ed in the same way. '
The office of State Senators and Reps
resentatives being higher than those re
ferred to it. would seem that the people
have sense enough to elect the higher
officers might be entrusted with the elec
tion ot the others.
Th« convention made«another blunder
in reducing the number of Supreme Court
judges, Justice t> the people and pub
lic necessity demand that the number be
iucreased. —■
The majoritv of our magistrates are
Democrats, and they as a body made a
blunder when they abolished the office
ot County Treasurer, merging it into
that of Sit rifl. We think that thoy
blundered again when they refused to
pay George Stafford a reasonable sum
for building Cedar Cliffs bridge. We
think that our State officials blundered
whon they sold for a nominal sum, our
railroads and their franchises, or rather
gave them away.
Now I know that it is very easy to flnd
fault, but hard to remedy evils/ but a
word to the wise Is sufficient. Let the
Democratic party be wise and return to
its first and true principles, and all will
be well. If not, the scepter will fall
from its nerveless grsfsp, lor tbe party
will be dead, and upon its tomb stqstie
may be writteu; "Died by his own
hands." B. F. W.
| Jan. 13, 1882.
Administrator's Notice.
* T AVING qualified as administrator of Bolo
mon Allen, all persons indebted to estate
of my intestate, ore notift d to make immediate
payment; and those holding claims against said
estate to piesent them on or befor« the 20th day
of January, 1883, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
OBED M/RSHBURN,
Adm'r of Solomon Allen.
Jan. 14, 1881. 45—4t.
Land Sale!
jDY VIHTUE ot an order of the Superi»
•*-' or Court of Alamance County, cade at
Fall Term, 1881, in the case of the North
Carolina Railroad Company vs. Ellen Hayes,
Spencer Tanpley and others, 1 shall, on
IH«uday, Ihe 30th day af February, ISS'J,
sell at public auction, at tbe Court House doorv
in Graham the house and lot in the town of
Company Shops, now held and occupied by
Spencei Tarpley, and known in tbe plot of
•aid town as lot No. 280, Terms of sale
CASH.
J AS. A. GRAHAM,
Jan. 'B3, It, 45—tds. Commissioner.
FOB SALE !
For sale bv the Bbl. or Gallon, 40 Bbls. pare
old Copuer Distilled Com Whiskey.
CLEM C. CUBTJS,
Deo. lt>—42, 4w. Graham, 5. C.
I', li. 11AKL»L;S& SON have uii liaiiit a
flue lot of Shingles for sale.
For first-class goods at low prices, go
to Cheap John at the Benbow House, }rcens
b>ro. * ' *
Monev saved is money made. Bnv
your goods of J. J. LOKG & Co. They are still
selling at bottom prices. *
M. Strauss, at the Bnubow 'House,
Greensboro, keeps a larjze stock of Dry-goods,
Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. *
D >n't forget to see Srranss'wh>-ti
you go to Greensboro. lie will make it to you£,
interest to buy from ht«. • *
ALWAYS RKFIIKSUING^—A delicious odor
is imparted by FlorestoM Cologne, which is aU
«rays refreshing, no matter liow freely used.
NOTICE.—A large and desirable lot ol
Boots aud Shoes jnst received at J. J. LONG A
Co's all of which will' be sold at rockbottom
prices. *
Santa Clans will make headquarters
at J J L>>NG & Co's with a fine L >t of Christmas
To 3' Works Ac. Come all ye little folks
buy your Toys at bottom prices.
All persons indebted tt/ tbe firm of J.
J, Long & Co. arc respectfully invited to come
forward and settle their at accounts once, all
claims against the firm will bo paid when pre
sented. They are still selling at cost, come
6oon and buy goods cheap, as they will close out
in about ten days.
_ .
A WORD TO MOTHERS.—Mothers should
remember it is a most Important duty at this
season to look after the health of their families
and cleanse tbe malaria and impurity from
Uieir systems, and that nothing will tone up
the stomach aud llyer, regulate the bowels and
purify the b*lood so perfectly as Parker's Gingrer
Tonic, advertised in our columns — Post. See
other column.
I told you that I was coming, and not
to forget it. ' Now lam In your midst and I
find many have taken my advice and goue to
P. K. Harden & Son's and laid in a good sups
ply of Clothing, Ac. Bnt some are a chattering
their teeth, atid there is no excuse for such, but
as there is still plenty of the crihiforts ef life .at
P. R Haraen & Son's, I will give an extension
of a few days to those who have not availed
themselves of the favorable opportunities be
fore I begin to stir the dry hones.
Truly I am,
* i JACK Faosr.
DON>TOO.BPIiAIN OP HARD TlfflßS,
•YOUNG MAN,
When you can go to J. W. HABDBN'S and get
a pair of S«Vs for 10 cents, a good pair of
Hhoos for cents and a good
Suit of Clcthes foHIVou, a Pocket Handker
chief for 5 cents, a nice Cravat for 6 cents, and
if you if ant something fine you can be accom
oda'ed at any prioe. I have always on hand
for Ladies a full line of Shawls. Cloaks, Scarfs,
Hose, Hocp Skirts, Underskirts, Chemises,
Balmoral Skirts, and as good a line of Dress
Goods as ?ver came to town, a full assortment
of Zeigler Shoes and American Sewing Ma
chines.
FOR TUB FARMER MAN, I have a good stock
of Farmers' Friend Plows, all sizes, Double
Sbovel Plows, Plow Irons and Bolts, Wheat
Drills. Evaporator with boiler and furnace,
Mattocks, Sprouting Hoes, Picks, Shovels and
Forks In fact anything the Farmer may want;
aiso a full line of Carpenters' Tools and Build
er's Hard wai-e,
I pay the highest market price for all kinds
i of Coutry Produce.
[ I keep on hand the largest assortment of
I Furniture in town.
J. W. HARDEN.
1 . *'
The great superiority of DR.
BULL'S COUGH SYRUP over
all other cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
I for that old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds, I
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Bron- D
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient |
Consumption and for the relief of ■
consumptive persons in advanced I
stages of the Disease. For Sale I
by all Druggists.—Price, 25 cents. [
Dcueinue FW SOUDIEM,
rcnoiwliw widowa. father*, mothan ot W I
children. Ttiounndi jeteatitl,d. Pauioni gWen ITiii
for lossnf flnger.loe.cye or ruptnre.raneoie Teins /I WFJKL I
H°i STboVSTT. WW
PATENTS procured for loTenUri. gold en § JB
land wimßlti procured, bought and »old. Soldier* tV /Am " i
ana fceir«apply for yoor righta at ©nca. Send M //MX
stamp* Cltixen-Soldler." and Penaion 111 a \
and Bountj laws, blanks and instructions. Wa fowl
can reftr to thonsands of Pensioners and Clients. 1,1 V\f
Address N. W- Fltpgeralddi Co.P*Mßiox A yiuL
FATUT Att'js, Look w>i M.Washington, D. 0$
FOft SALE I
Irish Potatoes for Seed.
OAT fIEAL,
HoniNtr,
CORN 9)B AL,
—A ND-
Ship Staff for Steck Feed,
Also a large lot ot PINE PLANK aud SCANT
LING.
SCOTT & DONNELL.
''Sale of Bonds "
BY vtrttic of an order of the Superior Court
of Alamance County, In the case of Alvls
King and others against W. J., and A. Murray
and others. I will offer' for s».le at the Court
House door in Greensboro, N C., at public auc
tiou for cash, on Monday tbe Ath day of Feb
ruary 1883 at 12 o'clock M.. eljfbt (8) bonds
of the County of Carteret, Issued Februaiy 20th
iB6O, each for ©SOO, and duo February 20th 1880.
to each of whicii bonds coupons arc attached
for interest at 6 per cent from February 20th
1875.
Parties icslrlng further information can ad
dress mj Attorney, James A. Boyd, Greensbo
ro, N. C, ■
J. A. McCAULEY,
3. W, 4*-Ws, Receiver.
Clothing and Hats
P 0 R
Largest Stock in the State,
LOWEST PRICES OCA RANT BE P,
GENT'S SHOES A SPECIALTY t
Save money by examining our STOCK and
prices before buying elsewhere.
R. R. ANDREWS 4k CO.,
jan. 2, 48—tf. , , pi. C.
GRAHAM
Graham, N. €.
THE next Term (session 1881 sod '83,) will
open Tuesday, 3d instj, and continue until
the last Friday in May. For additional infor
mation, apply to D. A. LONG.
Jun. 2, 48— tt. Graham, N. G.
COFMST^
Plata aid •rianeitoJ,
ON HAND AUD
ifladc To Order
—AT SHOBT NOTICE.—
J. H Coleman,
Gant fc Davidson's Mills.
Jan. 3, 43—6w.
FARM FOR SALE!
DESCRIPTION I
IT is a mile and a half South of Bingham
School, and the same distance from Me
banevill, immediately on tbe line between Ala
mance and Orange Counties, a very small por
tion being tn Orange, contains Two Hundred
and Sixty four Acres, has upon it a good
dwelling house, barn, kitchen aud all necessary
outbuildings, includiug two or three good
tenant houses all in first class condition, a young
orchard of select trees just begunlug to be r:
the water excellent, the location beautiful and
healthy, the land good, and adapted to the
giowth of grain, grasses, tobacco and cotton,
with plenty Of timber upon the tract. It is On
the headwaters of Haw Creek, and is in all re
spects in good repair. It is only once in a
great while such a farm is offered.
SALB ANB TERMS I
This elegant farm will be sold at public out
cry, at the Court House door in Graham on
SATCRDAY,4tk Day »f PER., ISSJ,
for cash.
THE POWER TO SELI. I
This sale will be raado in the exercise of the
powers confe/red in two tnortg ufaa, ex
ecuted by Oapt. James Creswell to the under
signed, one dated March 81st, 1577, aud the
other dated April 13th, 1878, and registered In
Alamance and Orange Counties. The title is
perfect.
CaFCapt. James Creswell, who lives upon the
promises, will take pleasure in showing the
farm.
-. -T . y J. 8. SCOTT, *
W. C. DONNELL.
E. 8. PARKER, ATTV,
Graham, N. C., Dec 31,'81. [jan 2— tds,
HAIR
BALSAM.
A perfect drear
ing, elegantly per
fumed and hann.
ieu. Remove*
dandruff, restores
natural color and
prevents baldness
tO nnli and $1
tUe, tt druggUta.
FLO22STON
COLOGNE.
An sxqnMUljr fm
grmut perfnme with
• iceptionally lasting ■
proyjlii.
25 sad 15 cent*.
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
to Isvlf orating Medicine that Never Intoxicates
This delicious combination of Ginger. Buchu,
Mandrake, StiUingia. and many oilier of the best
vegetable remedies known, cures all disorders of
the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and hirgs, A is
Tbs lest asd larast Cosgb Cars Ever Uu4.
If you are suffering from Female Complaints,
Nervousness, Wakefulness, Rheumatism Dyspep
sia, age or any disease of infirmity, take Porkers
Ginger Tonic. It will strengthen brain and body
and give you new life and vigor.
10 O DOLLARS
Paid for anything iniurious found iu Ginger Tpak
or for a failure to help or cure.
PAMPHFFr«E HiL
Eradicates Dandruff, prevents its return, arrests
falling out of hair, stimalates new growth, and
pi events it irom turning gray. The best hair
dressing iu the world. Ask the Druggist for it.
Dn. J. A. DICKEY, Proprietor,
Jan, 9. .44—lni. BTHSTOL, TBKN.
Painless Eye Water
Relieves inflamed or weak eyes at once. Cases
In a few hours. For granulated lids nothing
better. Ask for it and have no other.
Da. J. A. DICKEy, Proprietor,
Jan. 9, 44—lm. BaißTt
TMrtv Sit V»ri«tl«« al C*bta|«; tfrfConi SOTCINA.
ber J 41 of Melon; jj of Peas; «3of Beans; 1 1 of Squash; q
or Beet and 40 of Tomato, with other rariede* In proportion, a
large portion of which were grown on my Sve scad farms, will
be found in my Vegetable and Flower S«e4 OttslMM
for 18 MS. Sent FRSB to all who apply. Customers of la*
Season need not write for it. All Seed sold ftoia By establish
ment warranted to be both fresh and true to name, so fkr. that
should it prove otherwise, I will refill the order gratis. Tbe
trlfiaal Introdaocr of Early Ohio and Barbaak Pate,
taess Marblehead Early Can, the llnbbard gquaafc,
Marblehoad Cabbage, Pfclaaey'a Melon, and • score of
other new Vegetables, I Invite the patronage of the public.
New Vegetables a Specialty.
J«bm I. H. flreioqr, IwblehMd, Ki»
ALAMANCE CO.—ln the Boperlpr Court.
Nancy E. Hacell
Plaintiff.
Against
Gornelia Roney. Al
fred Hazell, G. M. I
Hazell, Margaret Summons for Relief. |
Maynard, W. J,
Murray and Mary • Special Proceedings
J., his wife, John ,
Hazell, J. M. Tap- Petition for Dower.
Scott and Claudia
his wife, Robert
'Fauceti, Cornelia
Faucett and M, C i
Hazell, a minor, j .
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
To tbf dheriff of Alamance County
Gruiingr
Ton are hereby commanded, to summon
Cornells Ronev, Alfred M. Hazell,
Henry Hazell, Margaret Msvnard, W. J. |
Murray and Mary J., nit wife, John Hazell, J.
M, Tapsoott and Olaudia> Ms wife, Robert
Faucett, Cornelia Faucett andM. 0. Hazell. a
minor, the defendants above named if they be
found within your county to sppear at the of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the
county of Alamanoe within twenty bne days
—wice of this summons on them er
clusivtr ci *n« day of such service, and answer
the complaint which will be deposited in the
office of said Cleri within ten days from the
date of this summons: And let said defen
dants take notice that if they fail to answer
the complsint within that time the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Herein fail not ao4 of this summons make
due returc.
Given undeimy hand and seal of said Court,
This sth day of December 1881.
A.T4TR, ©.».©. «r
AISSSSSM Osssir.
Graham A Graham—Att*ys. 41—6w.
LARGESTI CHSAPBST
-STOCK OP
HABDWABE
ever offered In Piedmont N. C„ is for sale^by
Harris fc Flippen,
GKKBNSBOBO, N. C.,
Those wisiA§ lowest prices will do well by
calling on us.,* . .
In additlon'tO a varied and extensive line of
other Hardware, we bave tor sale
V 4 AM. AXH mt AM. PRICES.
1.000 lbs. Iran SHOE NAILS.
1.000 « Barse •• ••
13,000 " Steel PLOWS*
too DM. HVIVGAIIIAIV IFAIF.S.
1* Gnm AXLIOBIBfIt si 7.30 p«r
Orail.
June 20, 1811, 81-ly.
- GralMi Mnplet.
TFOBRECTBD WHIKLT BT
J* W. HifiDEN,
* ■
Apples, dried, V1b.... Stos
J green » bdshel, . k 1.50 to 8.00
3eatts Mixed V bushel 1.00
! " White ¥ " 1.00
Buttet Vlb S5
Beeswax V lb 30
Bacon sides V tt> IBW
" shoulders, VlO
" hanv.................... litdlS
Beef* lb ,"vv
Black berries, dried,. 8
Bark, sasafras roots V to ......., 2%S>3
Cotfee V tb 19@18
Candles Adamutt V lb.; > ........ 15
Cloth, tow and cotton, V yd — 16a>20
Corn Vbush... LOO
ChickonS Fryldg 10®1S
Chickens er0#n...i...ii... 20
Cotton Inilnt, ¥ tt> ; lo
Cottonin seed..... _ S
Coal oil V rai...»...i 90
Cherries Dried Vlb » 15
seed SUl®3
Clover seed V !b
Castings, old V lb 12
Ducks V Pair '. 30
Eirgs V dor. 80
Flour, fatally V bbl 7.00
" Saper V bb1............ 6.76
Feathers S tb »• 30®40
Hay » 100 1b..... 46
Hides, green, V lb •
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Lard* lb 14
Molases Cuba * gal. , 50@53
Meal, corn, * tb 3
Oats, seed * busa 75
Onions Vbu5h............ ~8.00
" sets V bush.... 8.00
PeasVbtuh 1.00
Potatoes, irt tb V b05h.......... 1.00
" sweet " 75
Pork * lb 7 to 8
Peaches; dtfed, peetod,. .. .. 10@30
" unpccied, ....... 10
Rags * tb 1U
Aster' Oil V gal, 40
Salt flue V sack 1.05
" course 1.10
Wheat * bush. 1 50
Cabbage,!/.'t.5
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