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fs e. s' ;5i; ss, ss4:;
% s.s p%F rSa IS G and Ffsa sy
Fe6rasry Iard-Prme steam, io.6Oe cash January
SgO FsTqs ds cSss steady Rsss
fro at 2eS2c % Ds S.n1 %hs SIsgs SSo
BUSH, Barley 5000 shpments-Fluor. llooo bbs'
FsTADHiPaI1 jan urn. fair demand. Western
81 2o 80 a. aP Pcpnsyyaoa do uG Family 81 IS
and choice 8 4oss2 40 S DO a no. sh9 qs
8 9ucsThsst isT Ss%sRS S and
10 aeG S1nqa SC ana I1 gram gepd ssc
p Mon grain depot 5lc oais~SO Mixed No
White oUo47e: no. do 40 ProvsonssaBest Clear lear
So No 81! 70 Bee, Hams sis = ssis o g,
SIS 90 Hams-smoEed 0eIS2c. 40 SAT- Oetre lls,c'
sides Be- DO IN salt e. shoulders IN dry SAT-
c DO smOKes ssc bellies 'a Ke,t iSSiSh &C.,
DO Sc s s@1S0" 20 Zoe sutcser. Loose G.25ea35;
Western keS 9t Sa ssA . SGS zoe
DO Western 2a42c Good 20 choice rs 92 CO. BIaaioro
e West a prr Htr aSc do Good 20 Choic $50
Use Rolls b s.e 92 % Is
isgSlic Western fn Cream &C. 49, T'
slammed 2sGac cofeeRO gl.o s1gaT-Ha. urn pas al
s sT Snt F hoa 10 e sGa dfa a PoTdsrc
GIanua,ea se mona A. ge a sianaa FaS,ee 81 81
Peedwnier Bran sl7 ~ sprns So S SS
Jan go95 9SIS' TEp Scss srra IS sc -
81 $3.50 To- Wheat asier; No Red Fall. 81 03a$l or
cash, ii oa7 sa$i - January; O2as Feb ~ 0i0
81 on March; 81 O67s May No Red FALL % 0va5c'
No 4 do S50S5stc. Corn 4s63s &c cash; 41S6
4ssc January [7Isa4sc. February; 4ssc Mar h April
4g9c 5Ui.c oats higher al 3Si4d39c. cash; 'sasc
January 377c bruary IS 99S3c all the year sc NAY
aS5cs Nebraska 7O679c Butter steady: Dairy 21do2c;
Creamery 3U08Oc. Eggs esdy at 25'2a21c. Whiskey
steady nj 81 a. SIS - cash; SIG 30 Jali-
ary Job sl7 90: sl7 o. February si7 % NAY Buik-
meats dn shoulders 040c Short RID SsOc short TEAR
92Oc Bacon dull ShOnders &C.; short RID. s.sr.i
short Clear I0i4c Lard uOminally ut lO26c Becepts1
Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 2 900 bnsh. Corn JnVO
bush Oats 30iO BUSH Rye. none; barley l2COn bush.
l2GOn bush; none Rye 200 bush; Barley none 49,
TOLEDO Jan ll.-At the BOARD Whosi nrmer NO
Red spot 81 OF; 81 January 81 0Sl4 February IL %
March, April 81 OS9i Mny all tho veal sBS4c corn
frner High 55c Ma. spot 53Sic January b4c;
Sac. February: May i,jtc all the year 5Sisc Oats
steady No spot SSiso.: January. 39c Nav 4.c.
Receipts-Wheat 10000 BUSH corn. $1,000 bush; oats
none shipments-Flour. Wheat 10000 bushi COin
y, 900 bush; Oats none
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LIVE srocH MARvnrs-BY TELEGRAPH.


RttFFALo Jan. H. -RcceIps tO-far P3j head
total for the lO7 head: for time last
week consigned through 800 kct quiet
hoice steers 30 20 10 lAgt 70 far 10
IAHhs-Receiprs today. .inn head total for
far. ., 90 head fOr ume last week
$4,000 heat consigned through 10 cars market nrn ,s
Fair Coed Western - aa5 co ohoc~ 10 Fancy - 1OG
"a Ok LAMBDA - IS 1fb 90
Receipts to-day S,ho head; total for the week
thus Jar head for time last week = OO1 head
WORKERS, SO 1O0& 90 Laht do 80 p ass 30.
Good Butchers and Mediums as 6UGS6 70. Good Heavy,
ST. 65 SO 81 deck OF Exta iag pounds avegs 20 at
closed full love- than above Prices.
CHICAGO ian. HOGs-Reeeipts 80. 90 head; shipments.
sSSo 1 81 e0ss Heavy $ossS 70. Light 50 5as6 s0
chrriE Rsceip,s 5000 heaa shipments $500 head;
mars.t fairy ACHE with U1,es strad Prime he. -
Choice shipping 50 aud1o. Common 10 Far ~ %
lu tSuchegs plentiful bat al Out sieay az - % - 40
aud Feeders 3Si 20 very hea'y receipts OF 10"
sHEEP-Recepts shipments 1000 heao market
pIIce- st-aiy Cou.On 20 Sode4 ~.
Medium 10 JJd - 20 Choice 10 Extra, - ~"
ST. LOUIS Jan. ll.CAr1LE- Receipts. 2OpO head; snip
ntps mons market weaa, Dat laT business dOlei m re
shipping grades offered o1poIts nOniAay 50 as; ood
Rufchera Steers 75GEa 80 Common ~ Good Nj ed,
a. 75Dsl. stOc. eTs and Feeders - oOar4 20.
SHEEF-Recelts $500 head; supply ubria buye as ig
COM bui 0iers lm Common TO 3iedipm sJds5 as
Fair 10 Good, S 10 Prime 10 Fancy S5Gs5 20; EAport
S. 90
Shipping IS 753ft; Packing - 30 So 20 Butchers to
Extra 81 l5aS6 80
FAST IIBaKrY Penn. Jan. H. Receipts o52
head naFkct and prices shde Oh from those OF
Toss&Reeepts 900 heal; market active Philadelphia
50 = es0OO BHtmOIea 50 s5go5 AZ; YorSers. 20 =UG
sngxP-Recepis 1000 head market firm at yesterdays
mn
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Gonnirp i)roperip for Sale ano to Get.

CHOICE IMPROVED FARMS IN MISSOURI.
" 25S Acres adjons Sytacuse Missouri Pacific Rail-
road esv e xington branch Missouri Pa
cine Raj farm exec lent i'm noyemcnts water &c
very rich 6SD part of H. Osage he ges dNelinss.
su or famiies wstor and woodland part, cOai1e On
and house, 10 baidiag Loo q ut tres can
be had In lots % suit cnoice prairie roh land 80 Durham
aud 30 MeIino shee party wants Them Property
bella closed. This place IL IN Vernon County,
near hansas -ehelCify NJ H. I. Rls known Is "Moores
$40 X ia all over this country Address WILLIAM 3.
POPh. Executor. ala Otye ST., Louis, NO.
ONE OF THE MOS l. MAGNIFICENT SUM
" hER REsIDENCEs in New England only six miles
rom the borders OF large aud beanDi LAKE.
IL eeg int house and stable ate OF
$4,000; viii sell Si0OU0 Address JOHN H.
Blu TERRIFIED, MelrOse. Mass
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

T@5 a J sSd sSTs AZ eas
there were also due at Jersey CITY IA
marke. Total receipts for five DAYS 1880 head, AGAINST
rivals at eCst went direct to Messrs schwart1chid ana
s9 oSs g9a NO trade was T @ e
yesterday Pennsy by smash
OF slaurhtorers these yards and only 80 cars
Dressed Beef fI mSddTae demand e
have sold siOe ma much Beef Of these
Shipments Is day 725 quarters of
Mutton in the Adflatio By JOSEPH Eastman;
& Is a. & g. per &c no. '
II. We9iheimer Lehman Brothers. 10 Virginia Oxen
Stays 4OO $780, 50 TO- less s. II do S4S h. at
tacky Steers cOarse) lao Id, at c So lb do at llc
sherman & culver for s Clark & Co; II Ohio steer,
1s5 TO- at loi2 90 ID l6 do l1S6 H. at l0sc and 81 per
Newton est ,o, for n kes%a1 - vTs SRs
Steers 1895 NJ at tc So @ less per head % do l2oO
u SeS Il eo he p at soh pnd SO
at Jersey city Grassets wer SLOW OF sae at nnchangei
ma 'sc for COMMON Prime yeas sell
Judd & Buckingham sold v6ais 100 u. at Ice
Iaenbsck Davis sold: "a Grasses 27l H. at 81 co. 20
90 m r q Ans xsh l 81 o We're 20 cars of 4es
head cars az Jersey CITY, ad u ears at ihsL IOa
syondns fiSe last wecf There was oSatinaed good dc
for both sheep and Lanos and ths ABLY
clealea fu yesterdays prizes Common 10 Prime sheep sold
at 359sG 80 aud Extra Wethe at SO 30 rs 81 few
from So 7 With carloads sold 1t the outside aga e.
Dressed Mutton selling at 50lOc- and Dressed Lambs al
l0dl2c
sales-Iudd & Buckir CHAM sold: state sheep III ~
50 60: 80 Iva H. at 50 90 30 do Ewes liH y. At ST %
"a Delaware do m al 81 so; p; % DO
SO 81 do. ll5 b. at 81 90 1876 state Lambs 80 at
73c.
" Pidcock sod; 95i Michigan Sheep. 9G 10. &c; l47
Kentuc do lu2 n. al 6c 1872 DO IOl %. at 9ssc $40
Western do part Colorado She 80 a. at 5hc 81 Delaware
Culls, OF H. at 5qc.
J. T. Sadler a Co. sold: 1873 Indiana sheep Jos %, at
So S 1879 Western do 81 b. 1t 5c 4lG do part Colorado
Sheep. - ~ atJl4c.
P s. Kase Sold liz Pennsylvania sheep Jew Lambs 7s
u. az 6 &c. II Jersey Ewes OF y. Al &c.
Newton x elliott sod; ia KENTUCKY Sheep lib Id. NJ
81 30: l57 ohio do, 81 Ia. atGl4c
Kirby & Co sold l27 Sate sheep part Ewes III III at
6lc 1873 40 25 ia, at $40 l3 state Lambs ~ ID &C &c
acnbe & Davis sold l7b tae h-ep. lni d. at bsc;
200 Illinois do 81 TO- SO 30 lO7 H. at Co. l26
state lambs u h. at dsc 1873 do 81 h. at &c $50 DO 81
10. at ~ 90.
Dncnbeok Dewey 81 sheep 1875 10. 81 30
csc - do SO 10. Csc z9l West de-
% 10 6c 80 GO 96lb at Csc 2lG to- n H. al DC "a
State Lambs II b. at sc -
H. Hume sold 90 tate sheep, III ID at CSC 80 do 81
2s Lambs 90 10 &c Uac 22l do II O. al The.
Hogs Receipts ~ OF 1875 hrad5l cars g
Jersey CITY ana ~ Total 3DS2i
head 10 The corresponding tine last
week for sale alive ne market - quoted noniDaiy
steady at 4uas5 20 for Fair % Prime Hogs County
Dressed without material change since Tuesday
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Ocean Cleaners.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
4 American Packet Companys Line Tor PLY MOUTH
CI,onlon), CHERBOURG Paris. and HA MBU Re- -,
NE "a y Tnars Jan % M Pa .Thrs go.
Rates 10 PARIS extran FIRST CABIN. saiIngs before
AnI 40 and 80 Sec0ld CaOn $40; Steerage, SjI Ek
cion rates reduced send for Tourists oalelia
KTNHARDr & Co. Gen Agts 10. 81 broa.tst y: 4.
C. Il RICHARD q CO.. zen. Pass Agts u b'"ay' NJ l.
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
IL Sailing New York and Antwerp every saturday
NrDrhIA saturday. January 40, pa M
EaYNLAN Saturday, alua ~ ~, M
saloons sate.rooms smoking and bath rooms anidsnps
Firs, cabin SO and so second cabin 80 EXCURSION.
FgTER " R2onT & SONS. General Agents 90 broadway:
xSTHTTE STAR LINE.
w nNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL SIEAmEhS
rSor,r fbe steamers line take the Lane Route
nv Lieutenant Maury. u D. n, on cotn tne
ou,w ~ TIC Cap Kennedy Saturday JAM ~ z:5O p M.
REPUILIC. Capt. Irving .n. suai 1sos -
rpnu THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEsE
sno" t' l0TH-ST
Thess seamers uniform In size ana unsurpassed IN ~
saloons, rtaferoOins omohlng snu ohsn
irons are placed amdships where the noso anu 80
least felt anorng degree OF comfort mther'o uha'sn~s
at sea sssressaoon $50 $50 and 800 Return tickets on
favorable terms seersge from the oid Country sVi "A
New York. SO ..,,h.r .attle sheep nor pies
These ~ Mans and other Information apply at the
Company omces NJ o. X. j. CoRTIs. Agent
r. T. RARrLETr q CO.. Agents. Boston
BARRITr q CATTEEL. Agents. fnllaleRn@
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felp Waniea.

. NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
~ ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington ave. van .3Sn vs
American men and women; medical students on s'suA'
Preferred ALSO cook and steward -------------
TANITOR WANTED for Club House s.o. Au-
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anrtion GgIes of Real estate

HOTEL AT AUCTION.
On February l5 1889. at O'Clock p will be sold 40
public the rremi Ut Sea Gill; Long Island the
Sea House. completely urnIshed containing $50 rooms
This desirable property situate on Hampstead arbof Long
Island Sound popular resort and well worthy the
attention OF hotel keepers.
Accessible YORK city BY Long Island kailroad
AMI Rlso by boat IN the summer months - -
For IIer in orma ion apply at the Office of the Sea ClR
Association loJm 2S, 40 Worth ST., New YORK CITY,
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Broo slpm Jrui.u, fur i'll: an Do Get

A DIV ERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.23S broadway. corner Thirty
hrstst, SOB West Twenty -thrl-si Lighth-ave.
No w East FcurtecDts corner Unions9naIs 100 Third
ave- corner Fory-seyeDthst; at the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nrs LOO and 1890 Ihrl-sye- Northumberland.
twenty -nth.st. up 20 p as regular odace ratez
E'Ok SALE on very easy terms, f0ur-stOrY
brick Yelling the 81 Ia OF Cola nbli Hcyat~
midway between FLito1 AMI Van 'teest Fsrrs& oTsr,e
% fIr nla-tL, via bIr-
story n Irnin-st llt 2jelIp ssnui mont my
VI cash required. Address p. LESTER Tribune Ohce
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By FabeAiid & De Waiifears.
n wsS;d,aye $50 IL W Of 10th st. each 20riOo;
l o suasr zd-ave' $50 II Of 3dst. 20Iioo: same
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Jan csn &c. %cI'' sac EASIER o sli SnS
SS a@% 2oo bns '
bates Intending A ia, stgg 40 JpnnsTy
anS February delivery ssa,i February Nara
livery. esd, also 6'7e'1: do March and Apn Gely-
Sc,d sso sS1s,d DO MAY and June delivery tssd also
delivery 60 6sza,d. Futures weak
qav ilcineI 0.-1O Daies AmercaI -
LIVERPOOL Jan 1880 p. Cotion-Fniures-up ands
ar, and "a e. Gedveiy 5.s4i DO rch d April aeis
cry lid also 5ssd 40 and June delivery 0''c4.
oaAsLaT,oS Jan Good CSSn frs uc aa aees1pt M
ba.es gosS iGiS bale s.et 20 g?ies eNpor,s no. 90
10 France bales; 55 bales: stock loo'e4
GALVESTON Jan i-coiton steady. AiddInT. 9sc; Low
Mddnne go Good Ordinary = -; let r.cetrt- . ~
haies 10 France. bales; the Cont .ent - bales.
y6OB bales sa.o~ lilo bales: stoc& 1910
SEw.ok,,Ss Jan. l-coron sieldT MiadinS 90
81 ba,es gross i.3'o bates * lors TO Frame = =
The Continent ZOOS taes oo1st ;ise 80 La IS 70
s,~sSSAs jan. 1i.-,otfon steady Middne P'aci Low
Mddfnr ss1c; SO. net receipts 90
bales RToss SOP lacs rxpIIs e"1stwlss - 49,
saes 2SvO 800 bales sIoeS. l0Ao'd
bales
EusoPEAN NARHEr%
IryrRroof Ian. ll.-TacOn Cumberland Cut. 500 short
Rub 1900. Pors. Prime Mes - d: do Western Iart
Prime Western. j5d hcese American Chnca 6bOd corn
Lard 61Od cwt for Amorican Bgei ,s,das-Corn ~"
for old Mixed Western asat "a -, ~ y 7 eeh ts 9r
~ loSpoS jan il.-spius Turpeuun@ 4opd Calcutta
per tan TaO~ 40 Der cat Refined Ptroieum o-siS
aAvEE. jan Il-wueOTs Lard closed AZ es frase' so
HyTsgSr Jan i-Perolcurn 10 francs % oenumes for
American paid aud - francs % confines sellers
BRgNrN Jan Io-PeIloieun. marss 3 plennigs VII
cOHs Lard closed at 90 marks on pionnEs ger 10
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Real Gsiale i11anleo.

XyrANTED-Lightly mortgaGed improved city
w Property 100000 10 S50n0o tor cash aud Hudson
!, ivar lrugerty rutland q WHITING, BeeAnlzn-sh
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finn1rilL

CENTRAT, TRUST COMPANY
~ OF Nj YORK,
no - Nassau.st. O. mr. W Fluo 81 -. 49,. 90
"a And large surplus invested IN u. :. Bonds
interest deposits tttuthabh on VI
Al ecinCG ia
egl depository money paid into court IL author.
izs 70 xrcutOr. AGOuisrAtor Uuldian or IA any
other position ot trust .,-.s...., MI.
Transfer Agent OF StOthH anu DUNE
ana ~ Trustee or ,aiirlld No tgarcA
HENRY r. SPAULDI g. frosidclt
FHELERi1 < r oLeofr vice Presidents.
&. ~. T. BASED X. secretary
GEORGE SHE IMAM, Asst Sccrtt ary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Glass oflSs3. Class ~ 1881
ppAAnniiOUPg VASE TRfIgK 81 CpsstTT
MI a iii XMAS JACOB u. VERdlLYE
4 NJ MORGAN, NM.NLLEN BU rL..k,
on a. IASfIR PERCY Il. PYNE,
GEORGE l. SEM ~, VA -. APtLE ~;
CHAS G.. "A DON, EDAl y u W tgtLlt, -, -,
WA. H. WEBH. bf:y MASCbbAONh hih
fhEDl"i0A l. 0''0oi'' CoRNELIus n BLISS.
s,,,r. pApcocK A'' aii.TAY sCHwAB,
go = pIEI,PS JAMES p. WA LACE.
JONArIAN raOHSI, hAHIiN. 49,,
HENRY T. oPAULDfaG
Jesse G. Woodruff,
81 DEALER IN
COnUanss' Stock,
No. 3i1s Pine H., NoW-1otk
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story brick factory and story brick stab,e with
i1t NO 6bl Washington vt. Q s. between Ci,risso.
phef and Amoss SIS. lot 24x96x26xl03; ] Room.
Bg John r. Traysr.
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Citl propertp 90 Lei
onnlrp l)ropcrtp for 5als an Go fst


= UYERTISE4iENi FOR The NlA
a YORK TRIBUNE Will, RE RECEIVED Ar 4 IN
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1923 Broadway, Thirty
hrstst. sos West Twenythrd-sl- corner kightb.ave.
No U2 East Fourteenhst Unions 100 Third
ave-. corns- Forty-seventhsi nj tho HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos. lD0 aud 23)G rhiri1ve corner One-hundred.ald
twenty -hfth- st. up TO irregular dee rates
EOR SAL IVES lid, N. j. Complete c un-
try res.cslce. beautiful location. three minutes walk
from depot Ia &C. fru slrubbey, Terms
suit. Al pay to owner. $40 West 2bthst
GREEN NICH-At shore ami depot, Cottage,
" rooms l. ruil. shade high ground beautiful
view. only y. 200. ATwArER, "a Park-row.
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Bnsius5s Ghnnres.
Ocean Cleaners

A NCUOR LINE u. ). Mail Steamers
"A NETWORK anAGLASGOW, via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River, New-fOrk.
CIRCA~SIA l.. O.. FUKN rSSIA. Jan. u, 3 q m
ETHIOPIA. jan 20. y. IN. ANCHOkIA--.FeO 3, D. n
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BELFAS Tor LoNDoNDERRY
CABINS $50 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced rats
$40 Steerage-Outwaru, 32S Prepaid. -Ju
For OF Tours In scotland rates plans &C. apply TO
HENDERSON BRO fdEho. Agents. lowing Green.
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ll0t East esthst ITO # Of 80 ave. asrioo IL
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oryIcE on TiIE MUNICIPAL q ~ IIGbr COMPANY }
800 4Tr. AVE. NEw-N DIRK, Jan 4; ioo5)
YNHE annual IN citing Ot tue 0ckuolutrs Oh
mis- onpanv for the election OF di ciors for the ensn'
ing year for 81 cotton TO sev az the an
maj recilOp and for transaction ~ such ote business
s NAV he brought before tne meeting viii be hod AZ ths
Office Tues Az January 10, l-ot
rolls vii be open from II IN 10 i D. ~ , g. -.....,
Transfer will be closed January ann DC ropeeu
ON the 18Th. PHILLIP AbhhN' SeO'''''
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REAL ESTATE.
BE John 2 B. Snnh,

s-story brick house with lease OF lot No "a,
:, broadway, 80 = n = OF 10th ST. lot 2Sxq7 20
. iois, s.h,Ave 252 ftsof 1l7th-st. each Is 4.
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- ZOIS 9D-AvR- :
NEw.YoHK Jan o. lSs3.) .
rENHE annual meeting of the OckhOldeis OF
this company for the election OF Directors oi 'no ens1
ectiOn Tor the transaction OF such DINER NJ
mess az may before tho meeting wi DO held az
mis- ooe on Tuesday January G, 1888 Pos Will DO opened
a. & u. IN, and remain open for one hour,
81 ~ ~ sAMi. ]. YOUNG Secretary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-24
BALL & LONG;
NAL ESTATE DEALERS ANB AGENTS.
TALLAHASSEE. FLOHIp:.

lro..,s -,, -'a Email tract Of improve. and urns'
s.s 'izl- farm ,f.g,-. fni,s irunt
a. las fai-in@. especially she, ;; r,R sAI
sol iaily desirable c.,tions 49,: =. Jack:
-. '-ss.ie aud Bradiori IN Len. r.f t -, ~
~ n Wnl. % shoIr- "i he y akaa anc u Marks l>:
sfh abundsnra. =, within few nii.es{ tIo nuii:
- Ssih STATE an8 Governrnc,, l,,.;s ,,.a ,t:
-o For parties upon applcaiion ''''' ''o a"':
=. nap piAi' and description, iurn.,bsl.
sne Leon snp.y AsIf7' of Title yerg acrc eI
esfos and Probate one s complied I''> 4os.sty s,
brodsetinso 10 a hldde Florida lands ,ns sds,
fssp0nasnc. .ur'rs eheerfuiy funsi.i.d sj Dtr
mar a. I2E5-1y =.
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she walked home in the rain too often
greatly to dread such exposure but the
week before the wife had tasted the iov
OF being considered, and longed for some
new and further proof of her companions
affection.
Mrs. fuckers heart leaped for Joy when,
at noon, she saw the old mares head from
the lecture-room window. Indeed, her
hungry heart suddenly b, came quite I'M
manageable, and entering the carriage.
poor, melted Jane sobbed out "Pm sure
its very good of you, Samuel, to come
back for me this rainy day" and then the
tears flowed SO fast that further words
were impossible.
Completely taken by surprise. Mr.
Tucker exclaimed 81 declare! hadn't
no idce you'd care so much about it :"
| wouldn't mind the walk" responded
the wife, -Samuel-f'm SO happy to
have You care enough about me to
Gomez"
The strong man was brushing away a
tear from his own cheek now, his tender
er, better nature was mastering the hard,
selfish spirit that had long possessed
him, and, with some coue5irs and chok-
ing, lac said
Jane, | see I've made IN awful botch
Of our married life if you're a-mind to
forgive me, III see if can't treat You
from to-day rs n woman ought to be
treated"
This confession was too much for the
weeping wife, and she answered, quickly :
Gou'rc not a bit more to blame than |
am; Pvc been proud and obstinate but
| tell you what it is, we'll begin all over
again"
The ice was now thoroughly broken,
and that afternoon Farmer Tucker and
his wife had a long talk over the past and
future. And in the evening when they
were about to start for the prayer-mecting
TO be held in neighboring school-housr,
the renewed husband stopped and kissed
his wife, saying:
"Jane, I've been a-thinking that mar
ried life amt so very differeut from farm
ing or any other occupation. Now, amt
such n fool as to think field will keep
a-yiclding if | only enrich ii once and
plant ii once; have to 90 over the same
round every season and here | supposed
YOU was a-going to always do as you dill
when We were accounting, without my do
ing my part at all"
If hadn't changed any, maybe yon
wond always have been as tender as you
used to be" pleaded the happy wife.
Perhaps so, and perhaps not but |
don't mean to leave you to try on no such
a plan. tell you what it is, Jane, feel
a if we hadn't never been really married
till to-day. 1t most seems as though we
ought to take a wedding tower
I'm afraid we'll have to wait till next
summer for that" was the smiling re-
Sponsc.
Il suppose we shall, but well take ii
90, wifc-that's to ChautauIny. '-W'
Fo"Hr0g0tiOn0iist.
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LIMA HEANs-This is a rood time nr
the season to plant this highly esteemed
bean. They are very delicate when first
gcrminatci and need to be unIiSturl1id
by heavy rains or deyouring insects. The
soil should be loose and mellow but i,t
too rich, for Chen they will grow vcry
dense ut the expense of fruit. The SIN
must shine all down through the Vines at
their best. In planting, two to thrye
inches is deep cnough-tirm the soil o,}er
them and let them early have something
to climb and spread out upon.
FrRMAN y. JONES. - The intensive
farming of Mr.. Furman, ofGcorgia, which
has been so well advertised throughout
the South, has been laid in the shade by
Mr.. W. i. Homes Of the same State, who
has made litv-two bales Of cotton on
twenty acres OF land, some of the stalks of
cotton bearing over 100 bolls to the stalk.
Col. Furman is a lawyer, of Milcdgevillc,
in Baldwin county, and Colonel (for they
are both dubbed Colonel Jones is farmer
of Screven county, with n well-carnel
reputation for improvements in the cot
ton plant. He it was, or his father, who
produced the now well-known short-sta-
pie black, smooth seed cotton, which
must yet be more generally cultivated.
Sun ON FRrrr TREEs.-We are not able
to say just why nature allows the sun to
injure plants that cannot grow without
its rays, unless she set man in as link to
"fix things up" and perfect the work
At any rate he has got it to do if it is
done at all, and if he fails to do it, he,
and not nature, is the sufferer. Now
you have noticed that if your young
fruit trees are pruned up from the ground
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street, when | saw \ stone fall from 4
house upon your poor husband, and he is
dead but YOU must let me comfort YOU.
beg you now tn he mine, my Violet. at
last"
"Dcar Mr. Pctcrkin, am sorry ,
but when DIR. Jones and Mr. Bright were
both begging me to marry, | took the
doctor and promised Mr.. Bright, if any
thing happened to Jones, | would Ger
tainly be his. 50 von see am engaged
| am sorry, for do think great deal OF
you, my dear Peterkin.
Peterkn was very calm and Sclt-con-
tanned. lie said, And you will promise
to be mine when that lawyer is no
more ~
"Ccrtainly | will, with all my heart
and soul.
"Thcn come to my arms, my Violet,
for the same stone hat killed the doctor
was the death of bright, and You are
mine at laSt.-EI1or'S Dru,rcr, IL U1r-
por'S .UdJtxitc far ilrH
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TO.NIOR ROW.

II We hc glad or sad, or grave or gay,
If ~uD- or laughter fills our hearts to-day
What viii il matter when light fades To gray
To morrow?
II Nr b.yc now or love or bitter hate,
Ii soorn or pity on our plcadings wait
The world viii hc the same whate'er our fate,
In-m0rrUW.
Fret We To day with hearts hot to the core,
With krrui>h anguish for what comes no more
Tale as dust the triilco Sc drplorr'
Io-ln0rroN.
III. tlccl,-- lasic~ nod above our head
h-rns..lc sI.ep We il, our churchyard bed,
'IN III nothing count hGW ~ 10 day have hled
fu-morrow. (S. " GrHg.