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RockbrIdge Democratic Primary.

BRowNsBURG, RoCKBRIDGE County, VA,
July 26th, 1884.
According to instructions of the Executive
Committee for the 10th Congressional district,
notice was given for a meeting of the voters of
Walkers Creek District and in reply to this
notice a large number met The meeting was
called to order by DR.. z. j. Walker and ]. A.
Parker was elected Secretary. The object of
the meeting Was then stated, when the follow
ing resolution was presented by Mr.. e. B.
Bosworth, and was unanimously adopted ::
''Reso10ed, That our delegates appointed to
the Congressional Convention of the 10th Dis
trict of Virginia, which is to meet in Staunton
on the 18th day of August next, be, and are
hereby instructed to cast their votes for the
Hon. J. r. Tucker, to represent us in the next
Congress of the United States'
On motion of A. M. Brown. w. B. Moffett,
j. j. Watson and John T. Bocock, were elect
ed delegates according to the above resolution.
Also, on motion of Prof J. Fl. B. Jones, D.
B. McClung and r. S. Hutcheson, We're elected
alternates to said convention
1t was also moved that a club be organized
to be known as the Cleveland and Hendricks
Club of Brownsburg and vicinity" The club
was accordingly organized and the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected as off
GERS DR.. z j. Walker, President; w. B.
Moffett. LIST Vice President; A NJ Brown, I'd
Vice PRESIDENT Capt Jas. A. Strain, Sd Vice
President; J. A. Parker, Secretary. Executive
Communicable. Sterrett Bolivar Buchanan,
William Fix, Henry Miller and W. A. Walker
On motion, it was resolved to send the pro.
ceedings of the meeting to the Lexington
''Gazette, Staunton Spectator and Staun-
ton VINDIcAToR, for publication. Meeting
adjourned. J. A. PARKER, Secy.
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SALE OF THE
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS PROPERTY
MINERAL LANDS.
GALE OF THE
MINERAL LANDS.

By virtue of a decree rendered in the chancery
cause uf 5. ID. Crawford and ais. VS.. Alexander, E.
and ais, pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, l. the undersigned Will sell at public auc
ton to the highest bidder, in f. ont of the Court
House in StauntOn, Va, on
Monday, august 18th, court Day.
the property known as the
BLACK ROCK SPRINGS PROPERTY.
This property consists of $50 acres ,u..eg .ssea
of land situated ON the Blue Ridge or IN
South Mountain, in Augusta County, XsHEST4ssSk
about is miles east OF Staunton, aud
about miles east of the Shenandoah @sSaasSsasas
Valley Railroad
There is valuable spring of Chalybaate water
possessing rare medicinal properties, on tile land
rhis property by Improvement, can be made a
valuable Summer resort, and for that purpose pos
sesses natural advantages unsurpassed 10y any
other property in Virginia.
l will also sell at the same time and place. sew
eral tracts of mountain land adj Joining the ;fore-
said property, either separately or in connection
with the springs tract as a whole, or in parcels,
but in of sale OF all or any of said tracts in
dependent of the Springs tract right of way will be
reserved said tract or ira cts to and from said
springs tracts.
Tie tracts are as follows:
Lot NO. l. containing 652 acres.
Lot No. 6, containing 4i5 acres, rood and pole.
Lot No, s. containing 81 acres, roods and 1G
poles.
Lot No. II, containing $40 acres. l rood and %
poles.
Lot No. u, containing $40 acres. roods and "a
poles
hese last named tracts are said to possess vaiu.
able deposits of iron and other minerals.
TERMS OF SALE:-Enough cash i'll hand to pay
costs OF suit and sale. and the residue upon a ere
dit of one two and thl eo years. in equal install
ments the purchasers executing bonds therefor
with approved personal security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and the legal title retained as
ultimate security F. A. BAYLOR,
augl At Commissioner.
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Single copies till December 1st SO cents.
There is no more valuable aid to bring
ing out the party vote than Democratic
paper visiting the homes of the voters
every week, laden with the political news
of the day, and the Democrats of Augusta
can do no more effective and lasting cam
paign work than to circulate it freely
Many of your neighbors have no paper at
all, or. still worse, may have none except
Republican campaign papers sent to them
free from abroad. The rates at which
this paper is furnished. as given above, are
cheap enough to put 1t in every house in
the county, if our Democratic friends will
use effort to aid its circulation: Those
who raise the clubs will receive ten per
cent. Oh the amount of money sent. so
that their work will not be without pecu-
mary profit.
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MIR. LEONIDAS POYNTZ. having accepted,
wi from Richmond Publishing House, the
agency, for the sale in Staunton and Beverly
Manor, OF BURIED CITIES RECOVERED, OR EX-
PLoRATI0NS IN BIBLE LANDS by Frank S. DE
Hass. D. D.. late U. S Consul at Jerusalem. will
be glad to visit the citizens during the Summer
chase of an auxiliary TO BibleStudy, most invalu-
able to adults and the intelligent youth of these
communities. He will also be glad to present The
claims of. probably, the superior of all the Family
Bibles published in our land, emanating from the
same business establishment.
ie27-2m*
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND Mocha
NICAL COLLEGE.
BLACKsBURG. VA
The 18th Annual Session of this Institution i'll
begin SEPT 9Th. 1854
Tuition, Room rent, use of Library, Laboratory,
&C., SC, FREE OF CHARGE.
Two hundred State appointments given.
More matficulates the past session than any
other College in the State.
Necessary expenses for the year, $3.50.
For further particulars send for Catalogue and
address, THoS N. CONRAD.
july25 At President.
A UGUSTA MALE ACADEMY.
The next session of this Institution will COM
mence the
oath dag of September. 1854.
The Principal will be aided by a competent
corps of assistants.
TERMs:-Instruction in all branches taught,
with board, washing fuel and lights, $500 per SEES
| sion.
For particulars, apply for eataloguesto.
julylStGSep24 Fort Defiance, Va.
GIRLS HOME SCHOOL,
This School, with a full corps of well qualified
Teachers, will open its Second Session, in the new
buildings, the
First Monday IN September.
Terms moderate and advantages excellent
To be certain of admission, all entrances should
be made not later than the 20th of August.
All Pupils should be present at the opening OF the
session.
No pupil received for less than half session.
For further particulars call on the Principal, or
address him aG Luray, Page County, Va:
iulyl6 At j. L. MILLER, Principal
MRS. TIPPING. assisted by MRS. THOMP-
Nl SOM, will reopen her SCHOOL
September 1st, 1884,
Parents will please apply before that time at 22s
KalOrama Street.
july1Stf
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON. VA.
the professional schools of Law and Engineering.
Location heaIthfu; expenses moderate. Session
opens Sept. IS. For catalogue, address 'Clerk of
''' 'l9a''' CIVIC LEE.
july18-1m President.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Sixty-irst session of this Institution will
open OCTOBER LIST, 1884.
Thorough instruction in Literary. Scientific, and
Professional Departments, including LaW, Medt-
cine, Engineering and Agricutture
For Catalogues, 81 wing further information, ap
ply to
Chairman of Faculty,
iuly18 6.* T. o., UNIVERSITY OF VA.
J'INKLING SPRING ACADEMY.
PREPARES boys for College or business. Next
session begins
September LIST, 1854.
ALEX. S. PAXTON. A. B., Principal
Fshersve,
july4 Pm Augusta county, Va,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE LITTLE COUN.
i TRY HOME.
As substituted trustee in deed of trust execu-
ted May 3lst, 1881, by Dan'l A. CARRIER and E. A.
tain debt therein described and Of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta
County in Deed Book IS, page 5S7, ana at the re-
quest of the executors OF the beneficiary therein
secured, shall on
Monday, August 25th. 1884,
offer for sale az public auction. in front of the
Courthouse of Augusta County. in a;a,sssssssas
staunton, tract OF land situated AysS s&a
lands OF W. A. Burkett, deceased
and others, containing CO acres, @SsS4sssssss1
Cline, and one acre sold to James Eavy. being the
same land that was sold to said CARRIER, by Chris
tlan Cline and wife e. by deed Of record in said
is made for more particular description.
' ~ ALEX F. ROBERTSON.
augl-4t Substituted Trustee.
VIRGINIA-IN vACATIoN-In the Clerks
Y - Office Circuit Court of Augusta County.
July 31st, 1884
Jacob Dinkle and Mamie w Dinkle his wife,
plaintiffs.
Tunis G. swats. w L. Mowry Eliza J. Mowry,
ste. Conner and Sarah M his wife. Mary S. Mowry
widow, and William howry, Belle Mowry. Oscar
Mowry and Bette Mowry infant children of Jno.
e. MoWry, decd, Defendants
IN CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to get in the legal title
of two certain lois in the town of Mount Sidney,
Augusta County. Virginia, designated as lots Nos.
40 and in the plan OF said town, which were CON
veyed to said Mamie W. Dinkle by Tunis G. Swats.
by deed bearing da e April lSt, 1882, of record in
the Clerk S Office of the County Court of Augusta
County in D. B. SO. page II, said legal title being
outstanding in the heirs of " lillian Gamble. decd
1t appearing by affidavit filed, that Tunis G. Swats
and Belle NJ owry are non-res1dents OF this State,
month after due publication of this notice, and do
what IS necessary to protect their interests.
Teste JOS. N. RYAN
ELDER g. NELSON, p, q. Clerk.
augl-4t
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P S-We are prepared TO do the best Indeible
French Stamping, in all its branches ON short no.
tice and at Moderate Prices.
Come and see our Pattern Books.
aug1
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VTIRGINIA-IN vACATION,-In the Clerk s
Office Circuit Court of ugusta County,

Y Office Circuit Court of ugusta County,
July 2. 1884.
j. Osborne & Co.. suing for themselves and
other creditors of A. d. 1rotter AMI James |.
TrOtter, Plaintiffs.
James H. Trotter, Haywood Trotter and Kate
Troter. heirs at-law of A. ID. Trotter, decd. and
James [. Trotter decd, and John X. TrOtter,
Cyrus N. Trotter. Hamilton c. Trotter, Alex. Z.
Trotter and William b. 1rotter, heils at-law of
James l. A. Trotter, and any other heirs of James
[. A Tlo.ter, decd, to the plaintiffs unknown.
Defendants
IN CHANCE2Y ON AMENDED BILL.
The object of this amended bill is to perfect the
title to the real estate sold by Commissioners of
sale in the above named cause, 1t appearing. by
affidavit fled that John Il Trotter, Cyrus N.
Trotter, Hamilton c. Trotter, Alex P. Trotter and
William b. Trotter, and the unknown heirs OF
James A. Trotter. decd (f there be any, are
residents of this State 1t is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after due p.bli-
cation of this notice and do what is necessary to
protect their interests.
Teste,- JOS N. RYAN, Clerk.
GEO M COCHRAN & ALEX. Ii. FUITZ, pa.
auwl At
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CTEAM ENGINES LYNN s. co. sell the bes
y makes of Plain, Traction. and Stationary
Engines, and invite examination !I as to the quality
terms. Several now in stock july4
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~ TON, VA.
Bookkeeping, Penmanship. Commercial Arith-
" taught. Regular Session begins September 4th,
1884. All Students and those who expect to enter
as such are requested to be present. Send for
catalogue of particulars and testimonials
j G. DUNSMORE.
lily 25-2mOS PRINCIPAL,
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k8-I pay the highest cash prices for Grain. Far
merS Will find it to their advantage to Gull before
disposing OF their crops. c. T. P.
augl
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How It Looks to Man in New York.

How It Looks to Man in New York.
The following is letter from John H.
Hamilton, Esq, ian Augusta boy) now
member of the New Y ork bar, to his uncle,
Capt. G. Benton Conner, of this county.
The letter is headed with the "Cleveland
and Hendricks flag, which the New York
"Herald' has raised at the head of its
editorial column:
Perhaps am not pleased with the Demo-
cratic nominations If the convention had
remained in session until November it could
not have selected stronger ticket or framed
a better platform. You doubtless read the
proceedings of the convention and SO saw
what was said about the workingmen's opposi-
ton to Cleveland. 1t was said that in Utica
especially the working classes would never
support him. To give you an idea of the truth
of those statements l have only to tell you
that the only workingman's paper in Utica is
Republican and it has declared for Cleveland
and Hendricks l enclose an account of
meeting of workingmen in this city as an ex-
ponent of this sentiment here. AS predicted
in my former letters, Ia1nnany will fall into
inc and support the Democratic ticket. The
vote on the Produce Exchange speaks for it
self 1t would do your soul good to see the
enthusiasm aroused by the selection of Cieve-
land. 1t is simply wonderful
My friend, Mr.. Packard Of Brooklyn, was
delegate at large to the Republican conven-
ton. He has since been travelling with his
family in the West. While away he was elected
member of the Republican General Committee
from the first ward. He returned last Friday
and made the cold chills run down the backs
of the Blaine men by sending in his resigna-
ton at once. Inasmuch as he usually draws
check for five Or ten thousand dollars for the
campaign fund you can see why he will be
missed aside from his personal influence The
Republican Mayor of Brooklyn says he will
not SO much as express preference for either
candidate. Blaine men in my ward are as
scarce as hens teeth
Twill give you a list of the newspapers in
: New York and Brooklyn, with their politics
and present preferences
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Episcopal FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ID WINCHESTER, VA.
Rev. J. G. Wheat. D. D., Principal, assisted by
full corps of experienced teachers. The 18th An
nual Session opens SEPT 10th, 1884. Terms mo-
derate. Number of boarders limited. Applications
for the vacAucies created by the retirement of
members of the graduating CLASS will now be re-
ceived: Apply for circulars to the Principal
jGly25-lm. j. G.. WHEAT
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ELECTIONS for ReaDerS and Mowers, of all kinds
~ sold in this market-on hand at
juy4 LYNN s. co.
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T'HRESHERS.-Th Russell, Cooper, Aultman &
l. Taylor -Gaar, Scott. Case. and other Vibra-
tors and Apron machines, sold by US, are unex-
july4 LYNN IL co.
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sort noe always on hand
july4 LYNN & co.
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HAMPDEN-SJDNEY COLLEGE,
LII PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
The lG9th Annual Session of this institution will
begin on SEPTEMBER 4TH. at Il O'CLOCK M.
Applicants for entrance ought to be present on the
preceding day. For catalogues and fun ther infOr-
nation, address the President of the College,
REV. RICHARD MCILWAiNE, D. D.. ti
june27-St Hampden Sidney College, Va.
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COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT's
~ NOTICE.-My Office days in StauntOn will
be Wednesday and Saturday If each week, and
Court Days which days will devote exclusively to
school business.
&%Ofice with W. A. Reed.
II. SHEFFEY ROLLER,
uly20 tt Co. Supt Schools
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!M,ke Mtnhttatat.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. 1. 1884.
Local
A CHEAP CAMPAIGN
PAPER.

The INDICATOR offers for the presi-
Dental Campaign it's usual cheap club
rates, from now till Dec. LIST. as follows {:
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Come and see the large display of New Samples
at
G.. A. GLADXE'S,
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF JAMES VI. NEW
i TON Whereas, James W. Newton has
by deed bearing date the 18th day of July. 1884, as
signed and conveyed all of his estate to me in
trust for the payment of all of his creditors in the
prUritieS stated in said deed
And whereas the debts of SAID j. w. Newton are
in accordance with the provisions OF said deed, to
sloner of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, to
be designated by me. within six months from the
date of said deed.
Notice is given to the creditors of James w.
Newton, that have designated George M. Harri
son, one OF the Commissioners of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, as the Commissioner to take
proof of, and ascertain said debts, as required in
said deed.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
ju'y28 Trustee.
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"A TGENTEON,
Farmers Of Augusta !

have now in store and will deliver oE the line
of the B. & o, G. Il o., and s. V. Il. RS, the
folio wing brands OF Fertilizers, viz
Fine Ground Raw Bone;
Baugh's Pure Dissolved Animal Bone
warranted;
Baugh's Ammoniated Pure High Grades"
Baugh's High Grade S. c. Bone;
Baugh's Double Eagle Phosphate;
Baugh's Rawb)ne Phosphate;
Baugh's New Process Guaro;
Baugh's A. A. Nitrogen-contaning
over Is per cent, Ammonia.
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NEW YORK MORNING PAPERS.

NEW YORK MORNING PAPERS.
Times, (Rep.) Cleveland.
Tribune, (Kep) J, Blaine
Herald, Qnd.), Cleveland
Truth, Gnd. J,
Morning Journal, Gnd.), &C
World, (Dem.) /"
Sum- Dem.), g
Star, Dem },
Stats Zeitung, Ger. Rep,
The Tribune is thus the only morning
paper which advocates the election of Blaine
The ''Herald" has placed the Democratic
ticket at the head of its editorial columns, and
every Democratic; candidate it has supported
since the war has carried the State Of New
Y DIRK The evening papers tell a tale as plain !:
In New York.
Evening Post, (Rep Cleveland
Commercial Advertiser, (Rep.) Blaine
Evening Telegram, Qnd,) Cleveland
Daily News (Ind.)
DIAL Qnd-
Mail and Express, (Dem.)
In Brooklyn.
Union, (Rep)
Eagle, Qnd Dem)
Times Rep.) Blaine
Freie Presse, Ger. Rep) Cleveland
That gives a fair idea of the popular senti-
ment, and you will be astonished at Cleye
lands majority in November Cleveland is
two-fold more popular than any other man in
the State of New York. Blaine's only hope
now is to break the solid South. See that he
fails to do it,
The boiling Republicans have called Con-
vention to meet in this city on next Tuesday,
where will undoubtedly endorse the Demo-
cratic ticket.
am too full of enthusiasm to write what
feel. Everybody is for Cleveland, and he will
be elected. Blaine b IS not ghost of chance
to carry New York. [ should not be surprised
If Cleveland got as large majority as he did
in 1882 His popularity cannot be conceived.
The Virginia Democrats may go to work with
the assurance that they won the State of New
York at Chicago In November, the electors
will follow the example of the delegates and
vote "as a unit" for Grover Cleveland.
make a mistake, possibly, as to the time the
electors will vote, but how they will vote, is
already settled.
Hurrah for Grover Cleveland
JOHN Ell. HAMILTON.
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Million Dollars
WORTH OF
CARPETS.
If YOU WANT 4 CARPET

Having made special arrangements we sell by
Samol at Manufacturers prices.
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SHOULD YOU WANT Il CARPET
Immediately, we have handsome Stock in the
House.
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you now have chance TO get one low and very
handsome assortment to select from. The above
we can deliver in "a hours after taking your order
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POTASH, and all other ingredients Tor mixing.
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one of the largest manufacturers in the United
States, 1 can give bottom prices on all these
goods.
C. T. PALMER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTANTED: A HOUSEKEEPER.-The under
w signed wishes to engage the services of an
experienced hOusekeeper who understands the
responsibilities. and is afraid Of the work OF the
position MRS. A. M. FURROW.
No. 10Y Frederick ST.,
july25.2t StauntOn, Va.
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Having the sole Agency for Augusta County
or
BAUGH s. SONS STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
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We have surrendered our editorial
space to-day to the Democratic speakers.
in the opening of the campaign, which
took place Monday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-19
COMMERCIAL.
acrsmsnto produo. Market WHOLESALE.
Corrected daily for the RBgoRD-UNioH.
sLrr L,ru,rrn Eahrr,arr ISL


SACRAMENTO February 1Sth.
FRuu-Lemons, Sicily, s5@6 case; Oranges,
California, 1898 so q DoX; Lines, SlGi 81 Bs-
nanAs SSSS SO e tunon; Pinespples, &@9
dozen oocoanuts. s7@7 so y 100; Apples, 81 75g
. , box; Crauberries, Sl79l8 4 Dbl.
PIS FRUTrs--Assorted, s3.D csno, doz, 81 so !
assorted, gallon cans, a 10; Peaches, e!-h CANS
81 IS Portland Buaherriss. az, cana, q Who'-
teberries, 81 70 Capital Asparagus, 81 25 dozen
cans.
DRIED FRUIrs-Apples, sliced, 9@loc = %; Go
,,uaItered secs pears, peeled, 7@sc; do, III
peeled, 4S5c Plume, ptted, l59l6c; Peaches,
iIGl2lc; do, peeled, 1890; Pruner German and
French, 139l5c; BlscEberries l49l53; Figs, Cali.
fOrlA, 6GTc Z.
TABLs FRuIrs-Assorted, 2!Tb cans, y DOS, - 80 ;
Peaches 81 10 bartlett Pears, go so Plums, g .
Blackberries, g. 9Oa3 Gooseberres, 50: Straw
berre5 50 %; Aprcos - %; huscat Graps5, 81 IS;
Rsi Curran1s, g. 70; Cssrrlea, 81 Is
VEGETABLES - Po:Nt,oes. e5cmSl IS Onions,
81 25d1 so; Caulifiower, dSl Cabos 75c9
81; Carrots, 50860c 3 HUI aTed; Traips,
g.: q sack; bunea vegetables l23c a. doZ
PErsnipa, &c; Beets l.; Horse Racish, 697c : Ii ;
Artichokes, 75c a dozen; jerusalem Atichokes,
34@4c q h ; Sweet Potatoes, 4l95c T. ID ; Celery,
60975c 9 ooz Garlic, 394c; Nevada Potatoes,
81 30.
BRKADsrUFys- 50 81 q barrel; Oatmeal,
S. y 100 rs, latter tor Eastern; DCfunaa, yell
low, 81 60 f; white. g. 50; Cracked Wnest, g 25.
PoUUrRY-Live fTSeySs 25g26; . ID dressed
2692sc; full grown Chickens, 81 5O9S dozen ;
young boosters, s7G7 so dozen; Gioo:j, 10 40 %
tame Ducks, IS 5Oe9 Isse5e, o. 55s82 . pair :
Eggs choice lots. 30c . dozen
GAME- Hare, 81 1872; Rabbits, SlGl 80 NAL
lard Ducks, S5a6 q doz; Teal, Slal so q doz !;
Sprigs, S2@2 so p doz; Quail 81 25tGl so q doz
DAIRY PEoDuor,--BuJJer choice, 35GS9; = q !;
mixed lots, IN rolls, 2Sa30c; Cheese, Ualilornis,
from 17diSc; Wease-u, fats '69l7ci MGfin5
Cream, l9a20c
sEArs-Bee!, 9G10c; Auttou, &c u h PORK, 9
To-; Veal, sraah calves, lG@1lc large, 9dl03.
HAY, CRAZE AND FERD-U3u nsy, Sl09l3 : toE :;
1g.1F,
middllngs, go g lo1 bsrieg, whole, s2) q ton /;
ground, 81 10; aea4, 81 90 81 rs = sEt wild oats
81 s. tame istz, 81: o5lu. 4 60 e cvt.
bIsOELi 4sAJUS-Ses1s-A l9iIA, 81 Ole; HClcihY,
Eastern 7,GSc t q Oregon, 7et3o; Pop Corn, case
q 10 Req Glove, Il 9l5e3 Red Top, 1@I24c; &lus--
Englsh Walnuts, 9!@Ioc California Walnuts,
92l0c; Almonds, lfai5c Peanuts, California
6897c; Lard California; cans, lie; Eastern, Il q
I5c; Hides, sat, light and medium, Sasc, and
heavy, 9&lOc dry, ISa; Tallow, 7io, Hops, offer
ing at 1913, . h-stoek very small