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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-28

To-day > exports were to Genoa. a
Receipts proper since last evening l6i
bales, against 3O6 on last THURSDAY ana
dav evening of 26l8 bales, against 3747 last
week aud 64l4 last year, and since August 81,
of 81, s2s bales, against 1,1S5, s57 last year
decrease 20S, 49,
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
It all the ports from IL NJ. Yesterday % -
n. to-day 1886 bales, against l569 last week eH
and 3l7S last year, and since Friday Is laO
bales, against 1892 last week and 10 S9o
last year. Total since August 81. $3.50, 81
bales, against 3.642 675 up to Wedneso'y
noon, May 27, last year Excluding tne ABOVE
3l78)-decrease 263 79S
Exports Friday to Wednesday incluslve) 70
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
George Washington, Patrick Henry.
Thomas Jefferson and Stone
wall jackson.
NOTED WORDS OF GREAT MEN.

OF all the dispositions and habits
which lead to political prosperity, re.
ligion and morality are indispensable
supports. In vain would that mau
claim the tribute Of patriotism who
should labor to subvert these great
pillars Of human happiness, these fore.
most props Of the duties Of men aud
citizens George Washington.
Liberty, the greatest Of all earthly
bic ssings. Give US that precious jewel,
aud you may take all the rest.-Pat.
riek Henry.
Fcllow-citizens, it is proper you
should understand what l deem the
essential principles Of government,
Equal and exact justice to all men Of
whatsoever State or persuasion. rclig-
ious or political. The support Of Stale
governments in all their rights as the
surest Lulwark against anti.republicau
tendencies; the preservation of the
General Government in its whole con
slitutiOnal vigor as the sheet anchor OIL
our peace al home and safety abroad ;
the supremacy Of the civil aud military
authority; the honest payment Of our
debts, and sacred preservation Of the
public faith. And should we wander
from these principles in moments o.
error and alarm. lot US hasten to re.
truce our steps and to regain tho rOad
which alone leads to peace, liberty and
safety.-Thomas Jefferson.
What is life without honor ? Deg
radiation is worse than death. w
must think Of the living and Of those
who arc to come after US, and sec that,
by Gods blessing, We transmit to them
the freedom we have eDjoyed.-Stone'
rQH jackson,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08

legations of the present and the future.
Let it endure rs symbol Of the
respect which both the sections will ac-
cord to the illus.rious dead Of each,
signifying, not that either will ever be
prepared to apologize to the other, but,
that, while calmly differing as to the past.
neither will defls its record, each will
assert its manhood. its rectitude and
its honor, and both will equally and
jointly strive to consolidate tho liberty
and the peace, the strength and the
glory, of common aud indissolublc
country.
Let It endure as perpetual expires.
sion Of that worldwide sympathy with
true greatness which prompted 80 no.
bic gift from Great Britain to Vir-
Ginia; and let its preservation attest
the gratitude Of the Commonwealth to
those great.hearted gentlemen Of Eng
land who originated and procured it as
q tribute to the memory Of her son:
Let this statue stand, with its mute
eloquence to inspire our children with
patriotic fervor, and to maintain the
prolific power Of the Commonwealth in
bringing forth men as Of old. Let Vir.
ginia, beholding her past in the light
Of this event, take heart and rejoice in
her future. Mother Of States and so.
ges and heroes! bowed in sorrow, with
bosom bruised aud wounded, with gar
merts rent and rolled in blood arise and
dash away all tears No stain dims your
glittering cscutchson ! Let your brow
be lifted up with the glad conscious
ness Of unbroken pride and unsullied
honor! Demand and resume complete
possession Of your ancient place in the
sisterhood of States! and 60 forward to
the great destiny which, in virtue Of
the older and later days, belongs to the
co-sovereigu Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia.
1t is in No spirit Of mourning-it is
with the stern joy and pride that BELTS
this day Of heroic memories. that in.
augurate these ceremonies in the name
Of the people.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
''Look, there Is Jackson,
standing like q stone WALL"

It is with just pride that the pcopl
Of Lewis county look upon Stonewal
Jackson. Although native Of Harri
son county. it was in this county, ant
in the town of Weston, that he grew
up towards manhood. Here it was
that he developed the traits Of charac.
ter that have made bis name familiar..a t
household word throughout the whole
civilized world. And while q deputy
constable in this county, he received
bis appointment to West Point,
What an example to youth his life
has been Such was his life, that
friend and foo alike unite in pruising
bis memory and doing honor to bis
virtues! And what greater tribute
was ever paid to the memory Of man,
than that 70, 1000 men,-war.worn,
gallant soldiers-should gather and
weep ut tho monument Of their old
commander
Let the youth Of tho country, and
especially those Of West Virginia.
profit by the example set before them
by 1.-The Immortal Slonewull Jack.
tOu !"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
APPROPRIATE.

On Wednesday last q tremendous
black cloud spread itself over the hori-
ION, and it became so dark that the
merchants and others were compelled
to eight up" As soon as tho storm
ceased, dispatch was received by a
Republican here, that Pennsylvania
had gone Radical. How appropriate |!
Is it any wonder that the sky should
DO darkcned under such circumstances
On III, contrary, would not q "Black
Republican" victory naturally have
tendency to darken even tho heavens :
Maryland and Mississippi have gone
Democratic-Pennsylvauia Radical. 10
tho other States in which elections were
held on the ID inst, the contests were
as to local matters only. Tho Repub.
licans claim them. and we arc willing.
The Southern Confedcracy is all right,
according to latest accounts.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
Stonewall JacksOn's Way

Come, stack arms, men Pile on the rails,
Stir up the campfire bright
No matter II our canteen falls
Well make a roaring night.
Here Shenandoah brawls along,
There burly Blue Ridge echoes strong,
To swell the brigade's rousing song
efStonewall Jackson's way.
We see him now; the queer, slouched hat,
Cooked DER his eyes askew;
Tho shrewd dry smile the speech 50 pat,
So calm, SO blunt, SO true
The cute old Elder knows them we'll;
Says he, "Thats Banks-he's fond of shell !;
Lord save his soul Well give him"-well
That's Stoncwall Jackson's way.
Silence Ground arms Knecl all Caps off
Old Bluc-Lights going to pray;
Strapsle the fool that dares to SCOT;
Attention It's his way.
Appealing from bis native sod
In formn pauperis, to Cod
clay bare thine arm, stretch forth thy rod
Amen I" That's Stonewall Jaekson's
way.
He's in the soddle now: Fall inl
Steady the whole brigade,
Hills at the ford-cut of. Well win
His way out, ball and blade.
What matter If our shoes arc worm
What matter II our feet are torn?
Quick step! We're with him before the morn!
That's Stonewall Jackson's way.
The SUMS bright Chances rout the mists
OF morning: and by George
Here's Longstreet struggling in the lists,
llemmcd in IN ugly gorge!
Pope and his Yankees whipped beforc-
ebay net and grape I" rear Stonewall roar,
Charge, Stuartl Pay oSAshby's score,
In Slonewall Jackson's way.
Alb, maiden wait, and watch, and yearn,
For news Of Stontwall's band;
All, widow read with eyes that burn,
That ring upon thy hand;
All, wifel sew on, pray on, hope on,
Thy life .hall not be all forlorn,
The foe had better ue'cr been born,
That gets In Stonewall Jackson's way.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
Valuable Grazing
10 a " I'D g
IN LEWIS COUNTY
F0R SAFE.

George ". Hudson
vs..
John N. Cummings and othcrsi
And
Q. P. Hudson
vs.
John n. Cummings and others.
Under o joint decree rendered In these Ca
SEES on the Sth of September, 1875, by the
Circuit Court of Lewis county, ! will sell, at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on the
III Day Of December, 1876,
being lie second day Of the December term
Of the County Court of Lewis county, In
front Of the Court House ofsaid county,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
adjoining each other, in Lewis county, one
containing
2S7 ACRES,
partly on the waters of Little Skin Creek,
and partly on The waters Of Stone Coal
Creek the other containing
IS ACRES AND 9 R00DS,
on the waters Of Little Skin Greek.
These arc finely improved grazing lands
with good dwelling, barn and other out.
houses, orchard, &c, and together conslit.
ute one Of the best farms, according to size,
In Lewis county.
The title Is perfect.
Terms Of Sale.
A credit Of 0, -, Is and "a months, with
notes bearing interest from date, aud good
security. Title to DO retained until further
order Of Court.
HENRY BkANNON,
Special Commissioner.
noyS4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08

who had the come to the Capital o.
Virginia to participate in the Inaugural
ceremonies Of the jackson statue. AT.
ter abiding to the life and character
Of Jackson in o most eloquent and be-.
coming manner, he introduced the
orator Of the day, Or. Hogc, q Pres.
byterian divine Of great piety and
learning, who delivered one Of the
most elegant and classic oratious ever
listened to. At the conclusion Of the
Grafton, the statue Of jackson was I'M
relied, and thousands Of veteran SOL
licrs who had fought under him saw
him standing as in life, and with one
voice made the whole earth res,und
with their "Lurrah for Jackson r.
And then it was that stalwart and
brave men wept as mothers weep fol-
the loss Of their children. But the
most imposing aud affecting scene o.
all, was the introduction from the
speakers stand to the multitude BY
Governor Kemper, Of the only child
and daughter, thirteen years 'old. o.
the great hero Of the occasion. The
outburst from tho vast audience was
universal and touching-thc people
shouted, the cannon roared, and thu
bands disc0ursed their music. The
sun Of light never went down upon
mere glorious day in the old State
When the shades Of night appeared,
tho CITY presented another new scene 0
imposing grandeur. BOufres and il
Neutrality-suspicious. and joy, and .
boundless charity met the eye on al
sides. The stars Of heaven in clea
sky, never looked moro sublime ant
beautiful.
In concluding this letter, it may mo-
DO out Of place to premise that if thu
cause for which jackson shed bis bloc:
had been successful, and be had lived
Washington only would have been 81
respected, reyerepced and loved.
WV. L. ARNOLD.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
STUSEwALL JACKSON.

We surrender much Of our space
this week TO the well written and ex-
ceedingly interesting letter Of Hon.
William L. Arnold, and the speech Of
Governor Kemper, in relation to the
immortal Hero ofthe Valley.
Mr.. Arnold's letter reached US too
late for insertion 10 our last issue, OF
it would have appeared sooner.
The beautiful monument erected 10
the memory Of Jackson, stands in front
Of the Capitol, near those Of Washing.
ton, Henry and Jefferson. Upon its
base is the inscription
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
Trouble In Collins Settlement.

We ore informed by Sheriff Woodford
that he has been cDjoined from col
Letting taxes in Collins Settlement
District, by reason of some irregular
proceedings on the part Of the Board oil
Education Of that District. Exactly
what the trouble is, we don, under
stand +; but probably by next wcel
some friend up there will enlighten th'
public on the subject.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
To the Democratic Mem.
bers Of the Legislature,

The Legislature Of this State meets
on tho 10th inst. and We desire to
call the attention of tho Democratic
members of that body to the impcr-
tance of perfecting some plan Of party
organization which will secure ovet.
whelming Democratic success in this
State in 1876. Let there be no fal.
tcring; but q Grm, onward movement
O victory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
7NE EGGCRRI
MonAoM Nov.

-TnE Charlottesville (Virgiuia)
National Bank has suspended. 'Rah
fur Hayes!
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-11-08
StOneWall Jackson.
dwelling His Monument.
A GREAT POPULAR DEM
ONSTRATION.
TRIBUTE OF CHURCH
AND STATE.
StoncwaIl JacksOM's Way,

IA Hero came amongst us while we slept;
AT first he louly knel.-then rose and
wcpt;
Then gathering up thoseand spears,
lie swept across the field of Mars;
Then bowed farewell, and walked beyond
tho stars"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18

Total week before. 9GlG gjs II 1862 ~ /.
we have 20 new feat ire to notice in tht
eloney market The offerings are limited
Both IN bank and on the street. and The
-ates OF commercial paper are unchanged
we continue to quote tir5t-class paper and
collateral lcaas for sixty DAYS at sag - cent
per annum; Al do at lOh, II, and second
grade at lofG IS tir,t-clsas mortgages now
rule at 9HDlU - cent per annunlo while
second grade are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at IL .GrIls. against W. 40
Sew York, and after nmited Business closed
Z lltf" liGt, against llb. ia that market
Inc sales summed mp Si3.ODO embracing
SO 900 at ll5jo 32OJO and $1,000 at L.. and
so 900 at 1l5!
No sales Of Silver We're reported. American
halt-dollars were still guo!cl 1t lV7lh l0s.
while Mexican dollars now rule Ut U6G, &c.,
gold. o.
Sterling opened stron ser. ana under the in
huence OF the subsequent lvance in gold
and bills at New York, closed fully 40 p
cent higher for commercial and : 10 = cent
Tor tank
The movement eyas Of moferaf. extent.
comprising al 900, embracing $4,000 bill OF
iadlng at > 81. G5UoO do at Dol G,s -. el5OO
70 at 80, CsO0J 10 al ) 5lG 5.J3. and e2o 900
DO ard Al clear at ;. ,3C5 50!
Francs did not advance in the same degree
as Sterling, the market being lower late in
She day at New York, showing only - mode
rate Improvement at the close. The sales
'omprised 500 600 commercial. embracing
10000 and $4,000 at 4 So. and 10. 900 at
4575.
1T the close sterling bills were quoted at
D. 32la.o 3;'1 for bill OF ltdirg and Al cle,r
and 5.5S for bank, and franc, at 45s. mi.57L
or commercial and 533 for bank
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were
OF moderate extent, and rates We're without
Iuotable variation. The .les Of New York
sight covered Sl63, 00O embracing ST., 900,
81, 900 ard S25, 600 commercial, $50 900 pr
yate bankers and so, go bank at ) -
The banks continue to cheek Oh New York
at T. cent premium, and commercial sight
was stu quoted at IEE-.
No SAtS OF stocks were reported? and
nothing transpirei t, indicate any effect
from Judge Woo IS decision this morning
8ainst the Louisiana Levee Company or Ju { Q
Saucl"' $ declslon Ia the case OF the Neg Or
leans Mutual Insurance Assc citation.
CITY Bonds were SIC tdler, and shove 40
upward tendency, while the movement in
new State Consolidated Seven Pr Cent,
was the largest of the season, one firm a one
purchasing ol37, 900 ana tine totll sales snd
Z sales summing up S2op,ODp, embr cling
$1,000. $4,000 and S2l coo It -, SO, eco 1t
i3i, $4,000. SD, 900 aud so nOD At ~.
SO, 600 at 40, aud $1,000 and a-O0Do at -.
The market closed last evening at iS1G, H.
We also noticed sgles ~ $1,000 new City |
Seven Per Gents at - Slo 600 CITY gold beAre
ing Seven Per Cents at 3G,.
Nothing transpred in Cey Scrip
Metropolitan Police Warrants continue
entirely nominal.
No sales Of State Warrants were reported. |
DID were stronger being quoted at 30C -.
while new were weaker. ruling at sta -,
against 52G,5! yesterday. legislative per
diem continue steady al about -.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18
ICAN sTANDARD oF CYAsSiFICsTfOs.
General Exchange

The market was inanimate tbroughOu
The day, the moyem ut being checked y the
stringent pretensiauS oil ftctOrs, most Of whom
asked above the ruling ra eS, or the limits OF
pending orders, compelling several buyers to
withdraw who were ready to 90 on at certain
concessions. Others, on the conirlry, were
willing to meet the demand at Yesterday 5
cures, and for some descriptions to concede
a fraction, but the offerings of such were
limited, and we heard frequent complaints OF
the insutficiency O. the supply and its unsatis-
factory assortment.
The continued falling off in the receipts
inspired factors with increa ed confidence,
while the marked advance in Foreign Ex-
change failed to bring out buyers with any al-
ditonal spirit. The latter seemed to be gov
er2ed by the liverpool market, which has
not responded to our light receipts, and ap-
pears to be held back by Manchester.
The amount shipooaru not cleared
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at -,
200 bales. embracing II 600 for Liverpool, 3d.
900 for Havre, 1900 tor Spain. 1000 for the
Mediterranean, $500 for Bremen. 5000 tor the
North Sea and 1900 bales for the North, which
when deducted from the stock on hand
by cur running statement on last even.
ing, leaves 153, 800 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and il. presses unso!i
Or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales $3.50 bales.
including 200 after 3 7. n. Yesterday. Mar
&et firm lis quotation. for Low NlldliDS is
:aised ic
COTTON sTATEMEST.
Stock On hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1888
arrived since last statement -. 2,1f7
arrived previously. ......... l,032,3li ,03s 4bl
10iS 4l4
9ssred to-day. 1,sa6
I!eared previously ........... Sot,9ls sl4,774
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
5sook same time last wear ......... 2if,3oi
To-days exports embraced o297 bales TO
liverpool AMI 1929 to Bremen.
Receipts proper since last evening 2l37
bales, against 1899 on last Wednes lay and
$3.50 last year, making an aggregate since I
Friday evening OF 1886 bales. against $3.50
last week and T. 0US last year, aud since An
gust 81 of 500, so blles. asains: !, 90 375
Lest Year decrease lG2 sos
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts |
ct al the ports, from Il N. yesterday to II NJ. |
to-day, 7097 bales, against 9po3 last week |
snd 9702 last year. and since Friday 81 4i6 |
bales against A. 13l last week and -. 32i last /
year. Total siuce August 81, 3,01S OBS bales,
against 275, - III to Tuesday noon, March
M, Last year extending the above 97O2)-
decrease 49, 7GG
Exports (Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to |
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18

mixed 4c. black 4!G5c. city picked 70uc +
tb.
STAR CASDLEs-Fair supply and dull
Nominal at 15lGI l6c - ID.
CooPERAGE- Molassses barrels sell at 81 20
halt do. 81 p: sugar hogsheads - % apiece
hogshead poles $40, barrel poles S2S p 1000.
STARcH-Light supply and limited demand
Quoted at TIC = h.
Coal Good supply and moderate demand.
Plttsbul, is selling at 30c r Dbl at whole
sale 15c at retail, s. = hid, SOC r box to
steamboats,, and 65c to manufacturers: an
tnracite sl2@li T. ton Virginia camel SOC
+ Dbl.
falTI'gzEEs Good iem.ndo Peruvian gu
ano selis at 81 10 - ton, 1000 tbs: . less
| quantity. at s. - ID. Rlw bone superphos-
phats 965 - tom Pelican fertilizer So r
ton. 2oJo lbs: No. blood SG0s Mo- blood
80; aertlllztng substance. phosphates and fine
ground bones = ton, 50. superphosphate of
hmeo : son. So. phosphate precipltateo r
ton. $50; dried tirs h. il powder, :, ton, So;
dried blood in powder. - sono 49, hair.
horns ia powder. r ton, s5n.
Coffee The demand is moderate ana onGy
| small sales Of job lots to the local trade.
Stock IN deslers Hands 5000 bags. in first
hands II $50 bags. We quote Rio cargoes +:
Fair i1lo1l1co golds good 174G9lsc: prime
lsec = ID. Job lots. ordinary 17Cl17lc.
TAR Y7iNllso. good lsiG1lSsco prime l9l1
lo,,e r fbs Cordova, fix is 60 good ISL. l9c.
prime 1850, zoe p tbo
MASUFAcTGRED ToRsoe,o- Desirable grades
o1 summer work are scarce. Prices have add
vanced 10 on all grades on account of the in
creased tax. No - ID, extra f.ncv eslIy Sic:
fine "3(o 1Os: fine medium GiHt G9c; good
medium, a9faJGic; bright quarters. medium,
oif" 5scs bright navy, is and IS, 1lf. 59c:
black sweet. s)ic. No. I. IS and los. dark
black sweet sta 3S,: navy. lbs do, 51G. 5Sc;
navy 3d's do. 80, 39,, fancy styles. natural
Leaf. twist. pancake GfGYSG5c
LuIBEs Continues very Iuie. with small
receipts. Cargo lots, rough scantlins and
boards are quoted at STOOL /. 7, NJ feet
rough ,ioorin. SIG: dressed merchantable
lumber flooring Sl6r. Is: ceiling Sl2Gt Ii;
dressed weather boards >liGr II, Shiuglts
s. = II. AZ retail rough il .loted nomi-
htlly at SO: flooring SIT ceiling SIS;
dressed ~e..JileS boarding 80 Shingles
50 7. i NJ
BE.F TIE surl = i.,Aal. ana u. demand
fair Fulton market IS quoted at ST. 100
II ~ = half Dbl, Texi.s -loG II ~ p bbl,
halt bb,s 81 50l1S Western ~!lfa IL - bbl.
IEos GorToS Tres TIE Arr,,w tie is sell.
ing az &c + ~. Nith !. discount On rau,d lois.
P.eced srro% II, / ty'e lis IT 81, net $
tees inclfes 4 nce The Hetrd 4 Bros lie
sells as ~ 4 IL. wst!s IS ds-c.lia; %. z.p,n,
lots.
S>H. F4is ~nYriy sn? 'im;..1 ,'c,aan,.
"e quote d,::.css ral,<: Goose Il. 81 25Gi. /
I 80 t suck; hra 3! jgta; SO - suck Turk's :
island 9jr = bag o; , Bushels. When taken
AT warehouse, % ca,Hc.ion Is made for tiravage /
liable Salt lii pockets sells a. 2!Nl6}e each as |,
in size /,
bALISa Tw1ss : vesy isl; ana ot.sria,
AZ -. r II. /
q ",
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Coffee.

Coffee.
go Sacs oGY aiovernmens Java 0OFIEI.
YiD . seed Tick 90
$500 =. Good to Choice Yis 30
IS =. Iaguayra ..
J.. esosa and COZ sale w
81. NJ GAYLy Is POND
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18
:'ONh r. RCIAL.
.rHiGE NEW ORAEAsS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening. March II. 1875.

" N13TIIaItay t1VtLIIII7. J Y. 100.
CoTroN The sales to-day {, OF including
800 additional Yesterday We're confined to
300 bales, partly at a shade in favor OF buyers,
but mostly at strong prices, requiring no
other change in our quotations sham an ad-
vance Of e on the ont,iie ,ures for Strict
Ordinary and Low SIidlliny. We give also
the figures aud the report Q. tie Exchange
IN full, as below
AMERICAN STANDARD or JUSTIFICATION.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18

Pickles.
500 ". X. lewis AZ Bros ana Kemp, Oa,
u Co.'S brands
Just landing ana COX safely
q. 40 BASIY s POND.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-18
BIYLI & POND.

81 invite the attention OF the trade 90 our full
ana complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
ysome o.: which are enumerated below . which we
otiee 8: sow sSureso
q. No BiYLT < POND
81. 80 So 10 and - Canal -treee.