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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-09-30
.TnE. cHE0MO. CANDIDATE!
Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
g EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
I'M COillLOn IIcNS

NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
1Setue Of the several Orders OF tho
Court of Common Pleas, in the cases l,o-:
low stated, Twill sell at -Edgeiield G.. H.,
on the First Monday In October next,
tho real estate in the several cases below
described, viz:
e. b. McGec, Simeon MCGEE and others,
as. Henry S. Black, Adm,or, W. ID.
RlcGce, ct at. ompIdiat 3or account,
sateCf real e$ictc, DE-.
-I-DniAssmS wi.; rsollin faar separate
tracts, tie lands oi David Mciiee, Sri,
decd, rs Pillows, viz:
.TRXGP'NO. |, containing by survey
OF James NJ. lsorresr. Esq, D. S made
on 10Th August, lSS0, Sixty-nine and-ono
half Acres, situated in the County and
State aforesaid and adjoining lands Of
John Derry, William X. .Orander, and
Tracts Nos. . and ! OF said estate.
TRACT no. 2; containing by survey
as above, Scventy-tiveald onc.lialf aeres,
situated as above, and adjoining Tract
No. Of said estate on tho North lands
Of Airs. Annie Bodie on the East, lands
of Frank M. Gibson on the South and
Tract No. 3 Of said estate on.the West.
TRACT no. 3, containing by survey
as above, ,Seronty-lhreo and one-half
acres, situated as above, and bounded on
the North byTract No. i of said estate,
on tAe Last ~ Tract No. 2 OF said estate
on tiAS3uth w lands of a. White II
II. s.. Black and on the West by land
Of Daniel w. McGee. asc
TRACT Mo- 4, containing by survey
as above, Sixty and throe-iourths! acres,
situated u above and bounded on the
North ly S!aids o fJohn Denny, on tho
Last by Tract No. l of said estate, on the
South by Tract No. 3 Of said estate, and
nthe West Ey land Of the. estate. Of IL.
Whittle.
TERMS orSAIE: Theicost Of suit and
one.half the purchase money to he paid
i'm cash, the. balance on a credit ofole-
year with interest from day. OF. saie-to
bs secured By bond and a m rtSass Of
the premises sold. Purchaserto payex-
ira for Titles and Mortgage. p
Z. J.. Miller, rs. NJ. Adeli. G Lanham and
i; thers.-C0mplaint for Foreclosure
!, Twill sell in this case: All that Lot,
Piece and Parcel OF Lind, whcreon the
Defendant, Madeline Lanha.r, now re-
sides, and containing -Four Hundred
Acres, more or less, situated in the COuii-
ty a:nl State aforesaid, and adjoining
iands,of JAMES A. DeVore, Josiah Lam.
ham, John L. Atkins aud others.
TERMS OF. SALE .One-half: the pu!-
cIase8money TO be paid in cash; the bal
.anco on /, credit OF twelve months, with
interest from date OF sale-secured by
bond OF the purchaser and1a mortgage of
Sthe;prcmises. Titles and Mortgage extra.
William II. Briggs, us. J.. j. Bunch and
others.
Inthis. case I will sell the Tract Of
Land belonging to the Defendants Y. D.
Hudson and John l.. Addison, contain
ing One Hundred and Eight acres, still
tted in the County and State aforesaid,
and boundedsby lands Of }. j.. Bunch, 4.
j.. Hammond and Henry Townes.
Terms of sale: Cash. Titles extra.
s. S. TOMPKINS, Master.
Edgelield S. G., Sept. |, 1850. 4.i0
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us dIIU your.
Err.
No Fences.

Col. McMaster, of Columbia, who at
t ended our campaign meeting last week,
and who has been travelling a'good deal
in Chester County lately gave us a most
charming picture Of the looks Of things
in that section. He is a gentleman of
rare intelligence: and we think his de
~lineation of the blessed effects of the
stock law would convert even the iercest
opponent.
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Amid the Old Scares.

y We were delighted TO meet on cam
paign dav Mrs. DR.. Fitch, Of Charleston,
one Of the most Intelligent and amiable
ladies Edgefield has ever sent To grace
| other circles. Mrs. Fitch was Miss Vic
toria Ward, the youngest daughter Of the
late Capt. Richard Ward, OF the Ridge,
and was a prominent member Of Edge
field aociety in the merry days of Col.
Arthur Simkins, DIR Bland and Mr. Ma
gralh She is now on a VISIT 10 her broth
or Capt. Clinton Waas 5Srd although
still 4 Young %onanS shook
her head sadly AMI saiT:@ no ia
miliar face"
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Novel and Noble Benefcsnce.

A young gentleman, a friend and pat
ron of MIR james NJ. Cobb, bas lodged
with that popular merchants bale ofcot-
ton, with the rcques! that he sell it to the
best possible advantage, and distribute
the proceeds among the three resident
clergymen of our community And in
| conformity with this request, Mr.. Cobb
begs US to that he will sell the
said hale at public cutlery, in front of his
store. on Saturday morning next, at ii
o'clock. And now, cotton buyers Of
Elgeiield, come forward and evince your
appreciation of this beautiful bencficcnce
by seeing that this bale-consecrated as
it were-brings a good deal more than an
ordinary one. DO this that you may
share with the donor of the bale in the
sweet promise: "Inasmuch as We have
done it unto one of the least of these, ye
have dOns il unto me"
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f. s. .CoPPocK, Agent for the celebrat-
ed studebaker Wagons, the best in the
United States Another supply on hand'
Newberry, Sc, Aug. 10th.-2m3G
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DoN'T FORGET when you visit Angus
Ia, to call at the Large and Popular Shoe
Establishmentof WIN. MULHERIN Co.,
9l3 Broad st. Their stock of BooTs,
SHOES and HATS is varied and complete,
and their prices are always as low as the
Lowest. lSept. 5, lS~S0."Jan2l
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Duty

On campaign day we met our honored
Dark Corner friend, Capt. Press Black
well, in the crowd, looking very pale
and wearing green goggles. We soon
discovered that he was perfectly blind
anal in great pain, from the effects OF the
sore eyes which are SO prevalent just
now. We led him to- a seat and said To
him: "Press, what in the name of God
did you come out TO Gay in such a fix as
this for ?' And he said: SWELL you see,
Jim, l thought il was my duty to come
on on such an occasion as this so got
no and rsked it." This is certainly a
fine example Of party faith.
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u,r,on for TtaneocR,

For fine Whistles and nice drinks, go
the old true and tried "Bonanza. Saloon.
DICK ANDERSON, G.S.
foIr 90 1922
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Co., gainesville, Lake Co., Ohio. They
will send you 100 Crocus bulbs, blue,
white, striped. and yellow, for $l.25'
And all other bulbs and plants at like
reasonable prices. And they are as reli-
able as the Rock of Plymouth. We know
them we'll
A Sample Waiter.
MI. Ben Covar, of the Bazaar Saloon,
sends the Advertiser corps a royal waiter
of drinks suitable to the season. That
Mr.. Covar yields a magic hand in the
line, is beyond all doubt.
Dinners.
On Monday next particularly, and
throughout the week, Maybin Griffin will
have dinners in readiness for his patrons
Sorghum for the Million.
And speaking Of the Ninety Six sec
ton, reminds us Of our young friend'
Henry Mays, or Was it William, who
passed through our town a few days
back on his way from Augnsta-with a
lovely new buggy from Day, Tannahlll
g. Co.-fresh from Fred. Smiths brother
in N W Haven. But it is not the buggy
we set out to speak of. On the contrary
it was tho empty barrels and hogsheads
we sew our young friend Purchasing
from Mr.. Lynch-a wagon load of them.
At first the impression crept into
mind that the handsome boy was going
to become a moonshiner-an illicit dis
tiller of corn juice-but upon gently
querying him, he staggered us with the
information that he had ten acres of sor-
ghum, and was about to begin 70 boil 1t.
For Day & Tannahill.
We received the following singular
note a day or two ago. And while the
note is from Peekskill, the envelope was
stamped "~Johnston:"
P@EEksKIL.L, n. y, Sept. IS, 1880
mir. Bacon: / believe you generally
keep pasted in regard to The welfare oi
The boys from Edgelield. And l want
to ask sou ~hdt on eafM maEeS Dotrs
Lu,y so Attractive 10 Eugene BateS:?
His and your.
W~ELL-WISHER.
Batesburg is a wealthy and luxurious
section, and Eugene is simply selling
buggies ~there-buggies and carriages
for Day, Tannahill e. Co. And Well
Wisher could not wish him any better
luck than 10 be eminentlY snccessfdlin
the business. Stand up, Eugene, and
answer. Is there anything Else that
draws you to Batesbnrg? We pause for
a reply. :"
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N1NErY.s1x. S. G.. Apr. Il, 1879.

NINEI1 DIN, .. o, zfFI' TT fOI0'
have been suffering from indigestion
and dyspepsia for some time; had no ap'
petite, and was :ery restless at night. ]
purchased a bottle Of your HEPATIc
PANAcgA, and was surprised how rapid
ly l improved after taking few doses
I used one bottle, and now I rest well al
night and have a good appetite.
B. J.. SPRATT.
G3- For sale to the trade by w. II,
Barrett, Augusta. Ga, and by G. J.. Penn
Il Son. 43
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Honored Citizens

The Messrs. Aull, father and son, OF
the Ninety-Six.s section, paid ms a pleas
ant little visit a few days back. Indeed
Mr.. Ebert Aull, the son. a prominent
graduate of Newberry College, has To-
Gated in Ninety-Six, and there runs
large and valuable grist mill.
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Sixteen Feet High.
The Palmetto Post.

Mr.. S. II. Rodgers, the former editor
and proprietor of the Beaufort Crescent,
who sojourned among us for a fortnight
last spring, and made friends of our
whole community, is again in our midst,
the guest of Gen. Gary. In a short time
he will begin the publication OF another
paper, at Port Royal, Ia be called the
Palmetto Post, and we hope that Edge
field will send him many subscribers.
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From Texas.

Our young friend, NJ Burton,
who. a year tgo joineSder brother,
Jake, in Northeastern Texas, is back
among us on q short visit. These young
men live in the corn and grain section,
and their crops this season are splendid.
They are pleased with Texas, and pros
porous there.
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with open moaths and glaring eyes,
hopelessly and permanently petriiied.
The oldest one gasped out convulsively:
'.The Injun!" And then relapsed into
tlinty stone. And they are still perfect
ly rigid!
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The Rangers.

Capt. John Butler brought fifteen or
twenty of the Western Rangers to the
campaign meeting last week-fine fe.-
lows in gray cloth, brass buttons and
| swords-and they addict very much 10
the eclat OF the day.
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compliant .JOF E0fcctoSHFc.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by wiz
IN the of the Decretal Order Of JUDGE
!. +. Kcrshaw,,iiu this cause, dateG 18th
March, 1880, l will proceed to sell at
Edgelie!d &. H.. On the First Monday i'll
October next, the following real estate,
viz:
All that certain Tract or Plantation Of
land, lying and being in the County OF
E1getield and State aforesaid, and con-
tauiing Five Hundred and Five Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of DAN
icl Proctor, East by lands Of W. II. Head
and j. NJ. Dyson, Soutll by lands OF Wm.
lIaltiwanger and w. II Boulwarc.
Terms of sale One-half the purchase
money to be paidin cash the balanceon
- credit of twelve months, with interest
fromthe day of saie-the purchaser 10
give bond and a mortgage OF the prem
iscs TO seeVre the credit portion. Titles
extra. ~
~, s. s. TOMPKISS, Master.
Eagciicld, S. c., Sept. 6, 1880. 4Il2
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u. S. Court Jurors.

T.. R. Tillman, John w. Dorm and Jno.
M. Belts, Esqrs, have been drawn as
Petit Jurors for the L. s. Circuit Court,
to he convened at Columbia on the Atl
Monday in November next. j.. r. Wat
son has been drawn OF the Grand Jury
for the same term.
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In the Flush of Youth.

Weregret to hear of the death of Mr..
Alexander Edmcnds, jr., which occur
red, on Thursday last, at his uncle's, Mr..
T. L. Martins. He was only q years OF
age, and leaves Il wife and one child.
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About Liens.

About Liens.
Persons holding agricultural liens
should deposit them with the clerk of
the Court Their liens are worthless ~.
against judgment creditors, unless loig-
ed with the Clerk. Q
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Magma Pars Fui !

AS regards the success ofthe campaign
meeting last week, the Edgeield Brass
Band may we'll say m"gn" pars yjHt. They
played beautifully. And God knows
what we would all do ithont them!
Sixteen Feet High.
Mr.. W. P. Seigler, of the Liberty Hill.
section, brings IS a stalk OF Sorghum,
grown by him, q few inches over l6 feet
long. Some of the upper joints arc more
than a foot in length.
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w. II. Howard, ST., ard Charles II. lIo;.-
ard, survivors of w. II. Howard q
Sons, plaintiffs, as. Ebert II. Aull.-
rn,nnIot,} I'm. Eo,ocyo.uy.c
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The Injun!

AS we predicted last week, Chief Bill
" Mays Of the ~Coopersville tribe, was
one Of the sensations of Campaign day.
1t was a pleasant change from the mo-
notony of the red shirts for the red
shirt is a mighty old thing now in Edge
field. And especially was the effect
powerful upon the young. We ave four
little grandchildren, ali of whom, we're
present; and when we went to give
them a glass of lemonade. we found
them transformed into four stone statues
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Railfoad Statistics

The railroad statistics sent rs from
Troy, N. Y, by our young friend Tom
Rainsford are wonderful and instructive
But why should Tom leave outtha Edge:
field, Aiken and Trenton Road?
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Gen. Gary at Oakley Park.

Gen. Gary at Oakley Park.
Oar distinguished townsman, Gen. NJ.
w. Gary, after a two months %snjourn in
Virginia, is again at his beautiful home,
Oakley Park and the Understandings and
warm greetings that welcome him on all
sides. prove how deeply he lives in the
love of our community. And who knows
but that tho grand outcome of this long
larry at White Sulphur may be a fair
mistress for Oakley Park? God grant
it may be SO. However, when George
Elliot cuts the caper at sixty, and Lady
Burdette Coutts at sixty-five, our friend
has many years yet in which tqMdisport
himself idly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1880-09-30
Steam Engines.

Our young friend. Mr.. Willie Addi-
son, as Agent for agricultural Steam ell
gines, ought to move up to Laurens, OR
Anderson. or S%partanburg or Greenville.
From all we read in our exchanges, such
engines are as common in these coun-
ties as cross roads. Why is Edg+field so
behind?
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MasSars's Sale.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
T., H5DUJou Pleas.
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Dinners.

Dinners.
On Monday next particularly, and
throughout the week, Maybin Griffin Will
have dinners in readiness for his patrons
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A Samnle Waiter.

a Sample WaICeT.
MI. Ben Covar, of the Bazaar Saloon,
sends the Advertiser corps a royal waiter
of drinks suitable to the season. That
Mr.. Covar yields a magic hand in the
line, is beyond all doubt.
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Samaritan Association

Samaritan Association
The Simmons Ridge Samaritan Asso-
citation, colored, will meet at Pleasant
Hill Church, near oil Red Bank, on
Friday before the Bird Sundayin Octo-
Der.
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Rest on Record.

On Saturday last by Three O'Clock, II.
M, Mr.. j. X. Devore, living near Elm
wood, picked 300 pounds of cotton. Who
can beat that for high?
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Hon. VIM G. Whitley.

The "Interview; with the Hon. VIM.
G. Whitley, which we publish on our
first page, is very interesting.
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NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
Setue Of the several Orders OF tho
Court Of Common Pleas, in the cases l'e-
low stated, Twill sell at Edgeiield G.. H.,
on the First Monday In October next,
tho real estate in the several cases below
.1ccnrihnl viz.
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Think of It!

Three weddings o in u immedi-
ate midst? Beyond a shadow of doubt!
Between this and February. We could
give names and dates, but that wonld he
indelicate, and furthermore subject us to
assault and battery with intent to kill.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-20
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS
WORK ON THE YUBA RIVER.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
DRAINAGE DISTRICT No. l,

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July Ia, 1880.
DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Id of Drainage District No. l. passed at the
sion held on the l4th day of JULY 1850, sealed pro-
posas will be received at the office of said Board at
Room No. So, in the State Capitol Building, Sacra
mento, CAL, until IL o'clock NJ. on AUGUST Is, 1885,
for the Construction, Repairing, Strengthening and
Protection of Levees to prevent the spread
of debris from the channel Of Yuba River in
cordance with plans and specifications on file in the
Office of the Directors as above.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with certi-
fled check upon some well-known and responsible
banking house for at least five (5) per cent of the
amount of his bid, payable to the order OF W. II.
PARKS President of the Board; the condition
being, that any party to whom contract shall he
awarded shall fail to give the bond required by
the Board OF Directors for the faithful performance
of his contract the check accompanying said partys
bid shall be forfeited to the State.
The party to whom an award shall be made viii
be required to give bond, with two or more sure
ties, to the satisfaction OF the Board. and in an
amount equal to fifty 50) per cent. OF the amount OF
the contract conditioned for the faithful performance
thereof Seventy five (75) per cent. of the Enei-
neer's estimate Of work done will be paid monthly
in warrants drawn on the State Drainage Construc-
ton Fund
The work must be completed within sixty days
from the time of signing the contract and no Chi
nese or Mengoans she'll be employed in any capa-
material used in tie construction of the work shall
be purchased from any contractor manufacturer
who, either directly or indirectly, employs any Chi
nese or Mopgolian labor.
Bids must be directed to The Board of Directors
OF Drainage District No. l, Room 3d. Site Capitol
Building Sacramento, Cal )" and Endorsed on envel
ope Proposals for Work on Yuba River"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids CHARLES NJ. C0GLAN, Secretary.
jyI5-30t
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G. III. K8EBS d CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
4 Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Window
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures, holdings
Painters and Artists Materials No. 626 J. and 1006
Seventh street. Sacramento, Cal. Ju26-4ptf
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SUMMONS.

C&TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People Of the State OF Cali
fornia to WM.- DRUMMOND, j. l.. ROMER, n.
DEMOUSET, D. R. WRIGHT, greeting: You are
hereby notified that an action commenced in
the Superior Court of the County of Sacramento,
State aforesaid by the fling of complaint in the
Clerks office Of said Court the 18th day of May,
1885, in winch action RICHARD FOX is plaintiff
and YOU are defendants. That the general nature
of the action as appears from said complaint, is
follows: To require the abOvenamed defendants to
exhibit TO the Court then title to that certain prop
erty described as Lots and in the block bounded
by and T, and Eighth and Ninth Streets in the
city of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento, State of
California that the conflicting claims OF plaintiff
and defendants TO said property be determined by
the Court and that plaintiff be adjudged to be the
sole owner thereof and defendants be restrained
from asserting any claim thereto also that Plaintiff
recover Judgment his costs Of suit herein. All of
which fully stated in the complaint file herein,
to which reference is hereby made, and you are
hereby directed appear and answer said complaint
within ten days from the service Of this writ,
exclusive Of the day OF service, il served you in
said County OF Sacramento and within thirty days,
exclusive OF the day Of SERVICE il served elsewhere
End YOU are further notified that unless you ap-
pear and answer within the time above specified,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
In testimony whereof, |, Thomas II. Berkey, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
and atix the seal of said Court, this 18th day OF
May, A. D. 1880.
lsKAL.l TdONAS H. BERhEf, Clerk
BY J. II. PARSELI, Deputy Clerk.
DUNLAP s VAN FLEET, Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
fffa 1ax Omit
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-20
sacramento Fruit Market.

Our Sacramento quotations from the price
lists of W. r Strong & Co., and revised UP to 6
P. NJ. yes erday. They represent trade prices, and
have in view selected fruits suitable for shipment
Apples, green, 6oaSoe; red, 9osal Is; aprieots,
Noorpark, 81 25al 80 4 box; pears, early, 7jcG
81 % Dearborn Seeding, 81 25I 80 q box peaches.
Slq1 50 Z box plums, cherry, S9ioc cherries, red
and white, sdl0c; extra black, 10dl2ic G II; cur
rants, Sc 50a7 z chest, or 6g7cS u figs, sd12kc 2 h
blackberries 5a7c; plums large peach 81 25@l 30 =
box; oranges are very scarce Quotable at S40gi5 NJ
Tahiti: California, S5o6 g box; lemons, Sicily for
20 5Osl0 = box; California, s3sd4 30; Australian,
S5a5 80 y box; lines, Mexican, $500 q box
bananas, g and IS 80 2 bunch; pinespples, SSa9
q dozen (; tomatoes, SIa1 p 3 box.
Bartlett pears come in slowly rs yet. Market not
fixed Currauts, cherries, apricots and raspberries
are vrtr,alIn out Of the market