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he closing prices In San Francisco wers:-

MEMORANDA.
The total sales Of stocks the Board to-day aggre-
gated lSS, 060 shares.
Tho steamship Baltic, whct arrived from Europe
to-day, brought s250 600 in silver bars.
The imports OF dry goods for the week were
tl,472sl4. and the amount marketed LIS 25o The
Total imports OF dry goods since January / wcrc
,046 and the total marketed ST. 00I 44
MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following statement, showing the real sstats
transactions recorded In the Registers oiice April
1873 Is oo,alned from Augustus T. Docharty. Deputy
Rcp,ster:--


Rcgistor:-
SD st.. n. s.. 100 H. . Of 9Th av issxioo 5: Frank
r. E,hcridge to Michael ". OWNS ....Sis.o
Az D. n. - corner Of 9th st. - sxs3; John =.
7s,h q. !. - sS, /. o Of 81 sv. asxio2a. Joseph
ssa . s. sssss SD ."a 10Th avs
2o1; also iotn az, ". s. rs ? rs o. sIsh - sox
100: a'9 >. s oaenpslto y ansr,p@ ~ SO
7'h w;sa. .sa s. /. :: 81 s.S az. jacob
Lawrenss ~. ;, slo q. Of broadway 2sxioo;
Bsa ns@ ~ w - r. :" Of Lc;cy i II ix75: b.
anderson aud wife 10 Jane anderson .......... &c
ii' anew s to Il. a. weliiashoG No
sun-is =, NO. Is9 v. A. IA. sossrias and wife 70
Dasaiag a. D. :. aiiii.. " Blsseies 4. iis
40: John r. Emcadori ami wife to Charles H. :,
7t,s &c j.. as;ii Of SUI Az. ao1ioa q j.
Blsss.s@ 81, s " corner thompson. as.la5. John
1. susneriand Sosssa,or) 70 y Van s.ndsssa.... No
A. Lvsrmore and husband 20 w z Post. No
'a as ss curtis: .sd ~,ts to fr.ss $40
Lex,nlton Az. n v. corner Of oad 81. 2ixes;
Az 4. .. =. 10 Ii. |. q sih 81. isx7o. DavidJ.
Io,s s. -, ."a i 70 = o. 70 ss. rs 7srrssal.r
so H. ssir. Z Ma, Z y Ss MI No
SD ~. =. $685. u .. Of s,h av. ~ sx ioo5. N.
An ii ',i Is. q Of asa,.oa ., isoxit
~ iisermers ana hass9ns W 4 r.., No
Oa,-adorief an husband 70 II. q. Baser..... las
sfth -, =. 80 .,pi,, .- 49," "a I'M ~
.onsefn"u' - 49, -'fa' - ""s' - = ,oa
Braly..... ~
hna nus'"n' e w. ~ 49, ,,,x,,p ..,n. 4, "
sain.. - - w.
~, e.krf "; :. =. y ". - -N-' ~
=. 49, W ~ ~ Ia, =, "
~ ,oho eAasa'"I - - - 80 h., on.aa.a. -
seam an' s s.se 10 ,v -, ID .,,.- a. ..o
l@th ~, y = 49, ~ =. " - ~ ~ ~.
risn -. =, ~ -. -. "a " - Iis..d,s' IA 10.
lhxa-S-' t@tsh ws'H - - S'"e"""" Nh" ""o a
:" n"ssn ~ 'u"e ., "a. r.,,n,..,i. "
a. Denro's' W ,"ns !" ...i,,..,s =.
cn,nten ~ -" '4'' s"''"'s. :. a'''a
9oha Lo.s"v ,,- la a. -
VIZ ~. =. IL - a.. 49, " IN
W,is,sV, W - - \. - - ~ Az 49, ic.iotiiv -
Ia -, ,. :, 80 -, y fr., ~ NJ,
q. DOW no treeS, :. -, .v z.sIoo .i.,..h -
~ ana rM' h'et''' - '''e'"" No'''s" '" =" on
40" =, i.,,. 80 A !;
- y, ~. = ,,a,','., a. '" :, 81 = !
,he's"'a ia !, =, .,.,,n !. o.. ,..,,...i IN -
mus. -; = , -, ~ y, narns, - ~No' y. - e.
49, t"on' =, 49,. :, yxu,, &, 'r..,... =
osn Nv. y. y y. a "a u,a'., - "'.' . "s''S -.
Ws'sa'eV '" -. '" '' ....'..'''.-.''s - -
,u ~. 4, ..d "A ,,..,,,.r av..~.. s..h..
ian L's as S,,s. .ypso1' Lam
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~ heat Jul ana &c sell. tut generally held
TUT prices lhe bet calls oO.yyl
bushels At 81 ~ No ,nicago. 81 - unpra AIDED
span1. 81 80 ~ - Tor No 80 No. ~
white aud ~ a. Tor No aisp 1900 pusnels No
sprng for May "a - No tho calls Ihe following
the bd aud asked pricss NJ thc last cas No
winter, tor Apr 81 "a bid ~ 5o5. do. MAY.
81 ~ bid. ~ 80 Asked, No. spring Tor April,
al 24b bid. ~ IN askedt do. tor Nav. ~ -
bid, II 25i4 ssked; No. Northwest icr May.
ia 2jts bid, ~ 35tv asktd Corn The safes
between 1Vu0W bushels 51s.c. SJc Tor
steamer. ,nc for No. mixea; ssssc Az. Tor No.
and 4bc. JOsc for ed IL the
css lns following the Did asked orices NJ the
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IosDos. April -tvoning.
sperm oil Ef3 Els per Lnscod v CT % per ton
ssw YonK rKopucg KscHAssg RKPonr
LtvsnrooL. April 5. 1879
Pork -Eastorn duh at Jtr Western dali Al ~. Bacon
Cumberland cut dai a. w., short ris dull 2is.
long dull a. 2fs. snort clear duli At us. Hams
Long aull 3ss.. shoulders s,ssdv At ais. Bce-
Inaia steady AZ %. extra mess aalI A IObs.
pf mi steady at b2s Lafi-Prme Western steady
J7s dd Tallcs-frime city dui AZ SIS. furpentins =
spirits du ~ 2Js Reconsideration anll 40 0s nne dali
Cheese Am rcan cnotcc dull at 6Js Lard
steady At 4js Fipur-Extra state dull 2es wheat
No spring dull At los I'd. No SPRINT du at los sd
winter du At lls 3D. ornMlNed soft dull at 2Ss Tor
old and 2bs Tor new tottonseed oi-Yellow Amerca
In tho market
LIVERPOOL. Aurii 90 80 y. w.
Produce isehncf petroleum. lu "a. per gslioD spirits
Of turpeDtnc. ia ID 1,s per cwL
FINANCIAL.
f.oSnox. April So .3OP "
Consos. % 1915 for money aud VI 1919 tor
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REAL Estate.
THO following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday

WILLIAM
Surname Court foreclosure saie-Mauri-e Leyus.
referee OF the tour story and basement brown
stone 'front.' dwelling house with iot 2Dx73. NO.
4s2 Lexington ay. W. T.. 80 II. n oil 10th ST.. 70
~ CAMP.
Supre ne Court foreclosure sale-Morris A. Tying.
rrlsrse-of story brown stone front
houses. with lots each 10 sxl0lli. Nos AZ and
4f4 East i2Oth ST., q l25 II. v. oil av A, 10 -
u n. HARNnrr
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Henry j. culiew.
IT. rel. ree-of the story brick store. with lot
4aSs7 90 w vi nSn p MS.s
Also s,miIar saie-l;eor=e W. Ningate, referee-ot
one tour story brown stone front building. With lot
a Ss,s,, "a s'a - 5000
two story brown stone front Dwelling houses.
~n ~ ,' " s corner d s, t.. 10 p.nsid 1880
Also similar sse-is Brs afford Prince, referce-of
a plol oi land 316xlO- Iox2Ox4I, on Boston ROAD.
- .s,as,a NJ Observation-Disclosures. 5000
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Al MONEY 10 Lon o. LIrb INSURANCE. roll.
isces IN liberal ttrms Apply 90 ~ n DAHL. o. so
3i7 Bgosdway
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

| Nsw YoKK. April s, 1874
The following abatement is of the t,tni
| u. >enin tnnnr
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LIVERPOOL April 3. 1874
Ading gran circular 'Bu sincss has been dull
this week. vita the tendency rather Tn las"r OF buyers
on The aud psssae las On quiet. aud In
some prices Un the little
has done. Tue rates ~ ruesaay barrel, mann
tainrd - ths market to-day fAf business done
wheat sellers sdiny ~ on red America and Ia -.
per centa white descriptions. Flour duh ana
tnAiy che aper Cora I'D quarter lower tnau
Tuesday. buy ers takins to a tar extent'
LivKNrooL. April ., 1878
The weekly circular OF the LIVERPOOL Cotton brokers'
As.acfatisn COTTON confines dull and
again lower american ~ iair 20 uest, nut with
supply prices reduced ldl. sea is.Id
limited demand and pricts arc Unchanged. Futures
Di,.nsI unset ed aud wrak. ruccs Mcdns day
al but the most distant
Io.day - there better iecug AID J1d.
the cline recovered tbs market closng stfoug
Jsd. below last THURSDAY"
LiyERrooL April So r. NJ.
Cotton .Futufes arm. uplauds, midailng clause,
anl June deliv 5fsd uptmd- isw middling eiansc.
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AT 2s2 wEsr SRA ri.--sIt0 10 500 WANTED
tirss bell.
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$4,000 5-2O's, r, '65. n. l04s<
JVOU Do. be lu4is
$500 5-20s o. '65.n .s3 lVi
5000 Y y 5-zu'M c. '67 lUssa
$500 U B SIS. lo-40. G 1865
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$4,000 U : SIS. 'si. c.. io4x
lctsbVo v > 4,ss. 9. '9I IO3iz
1000 y 5 ass, 1907. be iUuss
1OvOU Y s6's. cur. ..... 1I75.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
5000 st Paul. I&Mdl

StUU La4 e Shore z Iet
100 Della Hudson, IA
- shs Ger Am Bank.
2 y Maryland Coal +.
lou Del a Hud. .......
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
The Election.
so we'll

The election Tuesday resulted in the choice of the following officers: May or, J. II. Batteniield; Recorder, NJ. H. Baird; Marshall, John Fowler; Treas urer, R. C. Bonds; Aldermen, w. J. Reynolds, J. E. Erwin, Geo. E. Howell, J. A. Moselcy, B. F. lobe.
 There were l19 votes boiled and the vote for the different aspirants was as follows: For Mayor, J. II. Battenfleld 60, T. J. Russell B; For Recorder. M. II. Baird 66. Robt. Jamison 52; For Marshal, Hicks 46, Fowler 60; For Treasurer, k. C. Bonds 1l9; For Alder men, J. B. Erwin 70, W. J. Reynolds Il9, G. E. Howell 92, Jno. B. Evants 57, J. A. Moseley Il, J. L. Shinn 59, B, F. lobe 6I, Lewis smith 90.
 There was an unusual degree inter- est manifested in the election through out the day, but everything passed of exceedingly quiet and orderly--not the slightest disturbance or disorder. Al together the ticket elected is first rate one, aud we trust they will strive to give us good city government.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

M. Steve Evins is again d citizen of our town. Dardanelle didn't keep him long.
 Capt. R. J. Wilson, MT. Jas. T. Fowler, MT. Will White and Mr. s. A. Buck are back from St. Louis, and we see they are all opening new goods.
 Hon. Thos. Fletcher and $. P. Hughes addressed the people of our county at Dover yesterday. They speak at Dardanelle to-day.
 MT. J. II. Robinson, the vcter Il representative of Kirtland, Humphrey tS Mitchell, cotton factors, St. Louis, Mo-, was around again last Saturday.
 --Mr. Geo. Robertson the good look ing young representative of the we'll known firm of Senter & Co.,, was in town Saturday.
 Miss Lucy Williamson, and Mrs. Vim and her pretty little daughter Miss May, of Atkins spent several days in town last week.
 --EIon. c. F. Tobey was up from his farm last Saturday and informs us that farming operations in his section of the county are being pushed right along.
 --Our good looking young friend Mir. Homer V. Cockrell, of Atkins dropped in too sec us last Saturday as he re- turned from Dover court. Come again, Homer.
 --Dr. McGuire,, editor of the Arkan- sian was in town few minutes last Thursday. He said he expected to get out this weeks edition on his new cyl finder press. Success Doctor.
 Hon. Thos. Fletcher did us the honor of running up to see us Tuesday upon his arrival in town. He is the same plain, friendly, honest, outspoNen nobleman as of old.
 --Capt. Sam Churchill visited this part of 4 rkansas again last week in the interests oi that excellent house, Miller & Penzel. Capt. Sam never forgets to make us a pleasant call and chat us a few moments.
 We had the rare pleasure of . call from Rev. J. w. Heagan and Judge II. A. Howell of Dardanelle last Mon- day. We always esteem it an honor to have our sanctum visited by this kind of gentlemen
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
MIs. WILL II. MOURNING.

This gentleman's card announcing his candidacy for the County Clerks office will be found ill our announce nent column to-day. Mir. Mourning has every qualification necessary to enable him to fill the office to which he aspires honorably and advantageously. He is ready scribe, good business nan, steady, temperate, industrious aud competent to make d most efficient Clerk. Rotation in office has become a popular doctrine, and withal d very correct one, and we know of no one upon whom believers in the doctrine can confer their votes more worthily for the County Clerks office, than Mir. Will Il. Mourning.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
sCOTTyILLE PENClIINGS.

rBy one of our aeportorial Corps.l
 In spite of the hardness of times our people are determined to succeed. Oat sowing is over and corn planting IS rapidly going on; our farmers are JuDi- lant because Of the beautiful spring. Mr. Reynolds, the we'll known and skillful painter of Russellviiie, IS put ting the finishing touch on our Mason- ic hall, and the residence Of M- T. Hale, as also ye reporters. Scottyille looks very much like she means something. Well she Is near the center of the coun- ty and has pei feet right to put on paint. f
 LA sad accident occurred in our town a few days ago; Mr. H. Johnson's son, a bright lad of four years, was kicked bv d horse and very badly hurt. We are proud to say he is at present lm- proving.
 We failed to note the death of our es- timable friend Mrs. Bailey, wife Of MT. W. +. Baley. Mrs. Bailey was an ex- cel!snt Christian lady, and much loved by all who knew her. She leaves q husband and several children to mourn her loss.
 We see communication rom GalIa Rock in regard to our county seat. We have but little to say to the gentleman from Galla Rock. As we suppose from what he says ill regard to the distance from there to Dover that Gala Rock has been removed some distance down the river, by high water, and Is cer- tainly not in Pope county as he claims it to be. And in regard to the number vf voters north of Dover compared to that of the three townships the gentle man speaks of, we think he would be ashamed of his assertion if he would visit this part of the country and see how terribly he had misrepresented the number of voters north of Dover. Or by reference to the poll-books he might inform himself. We would only say in this communication that minor ities have rights that the major ities ought to respect, and we would sug- gest Scottville as the proper place for the county seat, it being the center oi the county. More anon.
 JoTTJNG.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Go to the Hardware store for cheap hoes.
 New Spring goods of all kinds just opened at J. l.. Shinn's.
 "A beautiful lot of new spring style ladies hats just opened at J. l.. Shinn's.
 For the freshest and latest style ladies hats go to J. l.. Shinn's.
 --Go to J. L. Shinn's and see the NEW GOODS. You can fintl the latest and freshest spring styles there.
 "A large lot of ladies, gents and children's best makes of hand-made shoes just opened at J. l.. Shinn's.
 If you desire to purchase the best of Suglr House Molasses, go to the re- liable firm of w. P. Wooten & Co. and buy the II at 65ets. per gallon.
 Gall at A NJ. Wilson's and get a free trial package of simmons Liver Medicine, the best of all medicines for irregularities of the Liver.
 -Roys the Hardware man, has on hand continually a large assortment of ready-,nade doors and windows, which he sells very low for cash.
 Buy the genuine Singer Sewing Machine--the best in the World. Ey- cry Machine warranted. Also needles, oil and extras for sale. ne.
 w. e. RENFRow, Agent.
 The Chair and Furniture Factory, is now in operation, and have on hand split and cane seat chairs, bedsteads, mattresses, safes and tables. All kinds of furniture repaired in the neatest and best manner possible. Call anu exam inc the stock.
 AS we have done good business for twelve months and made q great mary friends, we propose to do a larger business and make still more friends this year than ever before by selling family groceries cheaper than ever. Come one, come all, and see your friends, w. F. WoorEN X Co.
 Tn passing through Russellyille our attention was called 10 the Hardware establishment of NJ. B. Roys. Nowhere have we found so large and good as- sortment of stoves, tinware, shelf-hard- ware, carpenters tools, nails, iron, doors and windows, steel hoes, and blows of all description. As he has been prac- t!cal farmer he Is first to introduce all tirst-class farming implements, and better than all we find the prices of his well arranged stock lower than any place on the road, as he sells strictly for cash. II. b.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
PINEY sTATloN.
i TN one of our Kcp.riorial Corps.l

By one of our Kcpcrtorial corps.I
 Fishing.
 Business good.
 River very tow. ! Weather has been. very cool. ChilIs and fever are sprouting out. < Mr. T.. A. Pless has assumed the re- sponsible position of yard boss, on the lumber yard of Mr. A. N. Zachary at this place.
 Mir. 1. w. Bruce, of Ft. Smith, who has been here for about two weeks, looking after some lumber, returned home Friday.
 Captafn Joe Evins has commenced building a fine large ferry boat at this place; have not been informed where he is going to run it, do not think he has license to run 1t in Piney (CIeck) River.
 MT. VI. H. Clemens, engineer at Bishop x Boyd'sS saw-mill was very badly hurt fast Thursday by ti5e fal ling Of aii iron wheel, but we are glad to see he Is able to lDe out agains E
 A sad accident occurred to son of Mir. Jesse Turner's last Thursday which resulted III his death. He was ut hunting in the mo. ming, saw a squirrel and commenced runp.5sg after it when he slipped and fell, t.ie breech of the gun striking him sn the si,le, hurting very badly. He managed to get home but died ilf about an hour.
 BETTE NoIR.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04

l Mn. Marion Dowdle, the popular representative of Messrs. Dowdle & Carl, one of the best firms in Little Rock, was around among his patrons here Saturday, showing them samples : of cheap groceries, and taking their orders.
 Among the strangers whom we noticed in town last Saturday return ing home from Court were Prosecuting Attorney Byers, Col. A s. McKennon, Col. ". D. Jaeoway, and Mr. Ruth Mekennon.
 We had the pleasure of meeting Col Ben. T. Embry. of Atkins in town last Saturday. The Col. looked every inch of him just like the man who ought to be Governor of the sfate and we regret that he has not entered the race and met the other aspirants before the people. We are certain he would have made . good race.
 We. had the pleasure of meeting and forming the acquaintance of Mir. Jno. NJ. Harkey, of Springfield, Mo-, last Saturday. Mir. II. is a kinsmaI cousin-of Capt. Jim Harkey, and has been here some time visiting among his relatives, and recruiting up his health. He informs us that his stay here has been very beneficial to his health. and he likes our county very much.
 We were most agreeably surprised to meet in our town last Saturday, Col. Jacob Frolich, our next Secretary of State. He came in upon us so sudden ly that we almost forgot that we were salutlng the most popular man i'll Ar kansas for the high office of Secretary of state, and we came very near greet ing him with the plain 'IIow are you Jake?" as we use to do when we met him at the Press Convention. We were pleased to see the Colonel looking so well.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
.German syrup

No other medicine in the world was ever given such test of it's curative qualities as Boschee's German Syrup. Tn three years two millions four hun dred thousand small bottles of this medicine were distributed free of charge by Druggists in the country te those afflicted with Consumption Asthma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneu- monia and other diseasef of the throat and lungs, giving the American people undeniable proof that German Syrup will cure them. The result has been that Druggists in every town and will lage in the United States are recom- mending it to their customers. Go to your Druggist, and ask what they know about 1t. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Three doses will relieve any case. For sale by J. NJ. Harkey & Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
NORRiSTOWN NOTES.
ny one of keportorIal Corps.i

Weather nice and farmers happy {; and all of them putting in full tine.
 A. J. Tate's wheat looks fine and promises large crop.
 Bill Bynum is turning things to the top on the c. E. fobey farm, and wrll soon be turning the seeds under.
 Mrs. J. R. Duke cooked large mess of new Irish potatoes on the 3Oth day of March, grown this year. What Granger lady can beat 1t?
 Jesse Kyle and Mitchell Mccall caught an alligator gar last Thursday nearly six feet long; he was an ugly varmint, and no doubt could have bitten off a boys leg UT arm if provoked to anger.
 Dr. Wyatt, of Russellville, and his fine Pointer dog "Gen'l Lee,' crossed the rivei the other day returning from Dar,anelle, and showed the ferry boys how they get ducks: the Dr. shot one while crossing, aad Gen'l Lee plunged into the river and brought it safely to the boat and gave it to his master, the Dr.. while the boat was still moving across.
 Hon. S. r. Hughes is my slate for Governor. UNcLE JEsrr
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
That Terrible scomrge,

Fever and ague, and its congcner, bll- ious remittent. besides affections of the stomach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and wate", are both eradicated and prevented by the use of Hostctter's stomach Bltiers, purely vegetable elixir, indorscd by physi- ciauS, and more extensively used as a remedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any
 medicine of the age. A languid eireu- lallon, torpid state of the liver, a want of vital stamina, are conditions peculiarly favorable to the nalarial diseases. They are, however, surely remedied by the great Preventive, which, by invigorating the system and enGoWing it with regularity as well as Vlgor, provides it with resistant power which enables it to withstand disorders not only of malarial type, but a host of others to which feeble and III regulated systems are subjects. The Bitters are safe as well as searching eradicaut, and have widely sup, rseded that dangerous drug, quinhne, which pailiates but does not eradicate malaria,
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
Unfortunate Shakes

Are those which make drug shops of our stomachs, and then not cured. Many of us can't afford to ,se so much time and money without benefit, hence we are compelled to look around and find out an Ague remedy that will cure the quickest ard keep the chills of the longest with the least medicine. Such remedy is cheapest, and such reme- dv is Days Ague Tonic, which does all the work to be done in the perma- nent cure of chills. It cleanses the stomach, aronses the liver, opens the bowels, destroys all malarial poison, restores peace and comfort to your aching limbs and bones, and sends the chills '.where the woodbine twineth.''
 April II.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-04-04
A ,lsesirable PIece of Property
 tor Sale.

One of the most desirable pieces of town property in Russellville, known as the Durrum Hotel, on the corner of Main and River streets is now offered for sale by the owner. The property consists of four town lots with com modious two-story hotel building, . store house, and all suitable out houses. The store house rents for $50 per year. The location is within two minutes walk of the depot. A fine we'll of water. never-failing, is covered in handy on one of the back porches. A bargain is offered to a cash buyer, or easy terms will be given to a responsi- ble purchaser. For further particulars apply on the premises to
 J. B. ERWIN.