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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, S. G.. Sept. 8, 1884.
L CERTIFY that Mr.. Joseph Lee, of An
Il derson, s. c.. Agent of The Valley
NJ utual Life Association Of Staunton, in.
corpcrated by the State of Virginia, has
complied with the acquisitions OF the Act
of the General Assembly entitled AN Act
to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated in the State of
South Carolina" and hereby license the
said Joseph Lee, Esq, Agent aforesaid, to
take risks and transact all business of In
surance in this State, in the County Of An
derson, for and in behalf Of said Company.
Expires March 3st. 1885.
w. +. STONEY, Comp. Gen.
Sent lS 1884 10 -
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Another Open Letter-Two Cases OF blood
Poison and ono OF Catarrh Cared.

BLOOD BALM Co.: We have been sell.
ing your B. B. b. less than II months
end we find II gives better satisfaction
than any medicine we ever sold. It Is
decidedly the best Blood medicine we
ever knew, and you can't say too much
In its favor. '
It's cures are 80 quick and decided, and
costing 80 little. that our customers are
delighted with IL. Weknow OF two cases
OF Blood Poison and one Of Catarrh cured
by its use. 3
One OF the above cases had taken about
four dozen bottles of noted blood medi-
ciiie without any benefit, but he waa cured
with seven bottles of d. b. B. We cal {
sell any other Blood Purifier now. Hop.
ing you great success, wo remain,
b. G. kINARp & SoH,
10--4 General Merchants.
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WE PROVE

That one single bottle of r. u. B. will do as much
work In curing Blood Poisons. Skin Affections,
ScIo,ula. Kidney Troubles, Catarrh and Rbeuma-
tism MS sir bottles of any other preparation on
earth.
One So-year-old chronic ulcer cured. Scrofulo
OF children, cured with one bottle. Blood Poisonu
cureu with few bottles. It never fails. Wa
hold homo proof In book form. Send for IL
Large bottle 3loo. six for $780,
Expressed on receipt OF price. II your Druggist
can't supply you address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE BY HILL BROS,
Anderson, 8. @.
Sept 18, 1884 10 "
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assess property in May and collect the
taxes in November and December fol.
lowing. by which means each years taxes
would be collected upon the assessments
for that year. This would save great
deal of trouble to the tax officers, and
some loss to the State, for, as it stands
now, the man who returns property in
one township in June, 1884, when the
tax of 1885 is collected may have moved
into another township or County before
the time for collecting the tax upon this
years assessment. If his return was
only of personal property, and he is not
disposed to pay tho tax, it is more than
possible that he may escape paying alto.
gether. 1t is also very inconvenient, for
the period between the assessment and
the paying is so long that many land
Gales occur, and consequent confusion
between the buyer and seller. We agree
with those who favor the Legislature
meeting in the Spring or Winter after
Christmas. The time for paying taxes
should be changed also.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

oNAA VI oNpEhsON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
T. K. McCully and D. s. Taylor, Plaintiffs,
"s. Gse.se 4. Graft and Tios. A. Sher.
ard Complaint to Foreciose Mortgage.
DURSUANT to an Order of Sale made
Il by his Honor Judge Hudson, bearing
date March g. 1884, in the above stated
case, Will sell at Anderson G. H., S. c.,
on SALEDAY IN OCTOBER next-
THE TRACT OF LAND
Described in the Pleadings, to wit:
All that Tract of Land, containing one
hundred and sevcnty.one acres, more or
less. bounding lands of J. H. Morgan, A. 8.
Dark Corner Township.
TERMS OF SALE-CasE. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers. ~
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sept IL, 1884 O
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Maine has gone Republican with q
whoop, the majority reaching up to the
neighborhood of twenty thousand, while
the Republicans only claimed about
twelve before the election. 1t was
great Blaine victory, and shows the pow.
er and influence of the Plumed Knight
at home. 1t vas great compliment to
Mr.. Blaine, but withal it is likely to cost
him dearly enough in November. The
Republican party in Maine has eopouscd
the cause of prohibition, and in the elec.
ton just past. voted by an overwhelming
majority in favor of an amendment to
the State Constitution forever prohibit
Ing the manufacture or sale of spirituous
or Intoxicating liguors-cider excepted.
1t was submitted to the people Of Maine
by Republican Legislature. The Re.
publican party espoused its cause before
the people, and the Republican voters
went solidIy for 1t at the polls. Ar.
blaine bimae!f, although st home, did
not have the manhood to vote in the
election, but /. is evident that he is in
aympathy with the movement. This, at
least, is the view taken of The matter out
West, and tho Germans Of Ohio, Wis.
consin and Illinois, propose to speak to
Mr.. Bls ne in November. They are
utterly opposed to prohibition, and al
though they have been Republicans as
class, yet it is said that thousands Of
them will vote the Democratic ticket ct
this time as q rebuke to the temperance
movement in the Republican party. Thus
Mr.. Blaine's victory in Maine may prove
his defeat in Ohio, Wisconsin, Iilinoio
and other Western States.
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THE COUNTY TICKET.

House Of Representatives.
J. B. WATSON,
II. p. CLINKsCALEs,
f. NJ. RUCKER,
H. G. SCUDDAY.
ETk of Court.
NJ. p. TRIBBLE.
Probate Judge.
T. c. LIGON.
sA:r:e,
W, l., BOLT.
School Cbmnli,1ioner.
J. G. CLINKSCALES.
County Commi,sioners.
JOSHUA JAMESON.
A. o. NORRIS.
w. j. ROBINS.
Coroner.
II. Y. II. NANCE.
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WANTED !!

IN small family with no children,
Also, to be useful in the house. Apply
for particulars TO
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
Sent IL 1884 10 2
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FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOS. A. HEN DRICKS,
OF INDIANA.
THE STATE TICKET FOR 1884.

THE STATE TICKET FOE 1852
For G0reTfiOr,
HUGH g. THOMPSON.
Lieutenant Gorernor,
JOHN C. SHEPPARD.
Secretary Of STATE,
JAMES N. LIPSCOMB.
Attorney General,
CHARLES RICHARDSON MILES.
State Treasurer.
JOHN PETER RICHARDSON.
Comptroller General,
WILLIAM E. STONEY.
Superintendent. of Education,
AsBURY COWARD.
Adiaant and Inspector General,
A. II. MANIGAULT.
Solicitor 9Th Circuit.
JAMES l.. ORR.
For Congress, Srd Dis.rict.
ID. WYATT AIKEN.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TB'HE unde rsigned offers for sale 2l5 acres
OF Land, within one mile and quar-
ter Of the City Of Anderson. Will be cut
up in small tracts TO suie purchasers. For
further particulars apply to
j. Il. WILSON, Sr.
Sent 4, 1884 8
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Ifworms change tho complexion they
have q tendency TO destroy the vital "a.
ergics that sustain and promote health
and lifa Therefore. at the Hrst indica. ION
ya5mifnge For sale by white q VIII
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NEW GOODS!
- Frcahess Drugs at Orr & sloan'a.
Notice 10 Creditors.

Richard Robinson, Administrator w; Anna
Robinson, ct al Eylf N y
puhSuANT to an orde: of Court all
n creditors OF James Robinson. !. des'd.
are pcfeby notified to establish their Claims
before me on, or by the 10th day Of Sep.
.stf w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master. "a
Aug %, 1854 4. - So. q -, 3 -
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vs. Best Cigars at Orr & sloan's.
SUNDRIES.
IMPORTANT NOTTcE.

HAVE large stock OF SHOES and
Il BOOTS-pegged Shoes, T. Miles &
Sons and Bay State-which I am selling at
low down prices. Ladies' Shoes from 75c.
% $S.oO per pair Mems Shoes from $l.25
to IS 90; .pegged Shoes and T. Miles &
Sons Mems Shoes ut cost. Bay State Shoes
warranted. Give me a call If you want
Shoes. Hats are still going. Come and
get Hat before they are ell gone.
A. u. TOWERS.
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FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned will sell TO the highest
Il bidder on Salesday in October valu-
able Tract of Land containing 176 acres,
situated on the Earle's Bridge Road. four
and half miles West Of Anderson. Good
dwelling house on premises. One hundred
acres in woods, and balance in cultivation.
Good title. Terms of sale--Cash.
NJ. G. GAINES.
Sept 4, 1854 8 4"
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SMALL VOICES

Sometimes shake t: Nation of people and arouse
thom to action. Expressions 81 liar to the follow
Ing, from well known Druggist OF Atlanta, pour
In from sec.ions where B. d. B. has been used
ATLANTA, June IL, 1884.
1t is our firm belief that b. b. B. Is the BEST
Blood Purifier on the market. We are selling four
or.dre bottles of 1t 10 ONE OF any other prepara-
tion of the kind 1t has failed In no instance TO
give entire satisfaction. Merit is the secret.
W. p. SMITH & CO., Druggist.
This Is the only blood medicine known that
combines quick action, certain effect cheap price
and unbounded satisfaction.
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3 4 O o D

AND Its unparalleled abuses, fully and freely
discussed In q neat 50 page book, mailed free to
any address, by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Gn.
Drop postal for II, rs every man and woman
needs 1t and will be delighted with its valuable
and entirely new revelations.
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A BARGAIN.

A 20-MoYge Power Engine and
IN Saw Mill, and New 6O.!Srsyy
eaulleet Gin will be sold cheap, or ex-
changed for saleable property.
Apply to d. J. SHERARD,
Moffattsville, 8. C.
Sept ii, 1851 o Do
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Lands for Sale or Rent.

HE qnderegpsd Gs fl tT0 Xe%She ToNn
ship, known as the Dickson lands, six
miles from Anderson, on Blue Ridge Rail-
road, one containing 1873 acres, the other
las acres for sale. Also for sale or rent
good Farm of III acres six miles from An
derson. on Centreville road. For particu-
lars call on Z. A. WlLHITE.
Sept 4, 1854 8
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For Cleveland.

Ex Secretaries Hamilton Fish, Of
New York, and Benjamin II. Bris,ow, Of
Kentucky are both outspoken in favor Of
Cleveland and against Blaine for Presi.
dent.
The venerable Mr. Fish, whose services
as Secretary Of State under Grant, and
as Governor Of New York elected by
Wing voters. make him one Of the most
prominent men in his party, was some
what averse to tslking publicly of his
preference for Cleveland.
II am out Of politics altogether" he
said, "and it would hardly look right for
me 70 take any active part in the cam.
| gn under the circumstances. | have
tie greatest respect and admiration for
the Democratic candidate, and personal
ly ] should like 10 see him President.
lie has made splendid record as Cover
nor, and believe would do equally well
as the Chief Executive. There is only
one thing shall possibly fear in voting
for him, aud that is the Southern Demo
cratic e.eu ent. Cleveland himself is all
that could be desired, but he might
mind, say might-be controlled by the
Southern Democratic majority. Even
though vote for Cleveland it is the man
and not the party endorse. Why,
still consider myself Republican, too"
and the Ex-Governor dropped into a
reverie as he reviewed his half century
of political service.
"Now, about Blaine" he resumed, in
retrospective sort Of way. II know
him personally, and more agreeable,
fascinating man | never met. But his
past rccord"-and Mr.. Fish broke off
abruptly and puraed up his lips, fearful
of saying too much. II won't say any.
thing of his doings in Congress, for on
that point there is some dispute. But
his course in the Department is patent to
all-you know it as well as land it
cannot be too strongly condemned. l
don't want to talk publicly am out of
politics and really must not say any
more. Still, it is the most uncertain
election l ever saw. What with Butler
in the East and St. John in the West
and the Independents everywhere, there
is no telling where we will bring up. 1
wish knew" and with an inquiring look
he turned to party of friends as though
they could tell him.
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LAND BUYERS, LOOK !

August I, 1854
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HARDWARE AM MTT,,s

,oAxEs-Solllns, y dozen, 900; Gold Dollar.
Y DOZEN NOOi Diamond edge, u dozen. zoos,
Double Bit, 400. '"'''' '0'VOi
rs sk, III. g AND idDs-iIsc y n; sugar ke,
TiN PLATE-I O. IOxli, y box, 500; T. G
T ItN.O, q box, 800; Terne, llx2O, h box, 1850:
lNwARE-pleced discount M "A co,,
stamped, discount NJ a cont.
noLDEK-Ns, !, loo; No. 1 and Y, lSc "A N.
puCk HORSE COLLARs-NO. /, l2i a dozen.
~ iiAsNiGs-Two loop, LOO D. dozen; three loop,
TAcKs.-In boxes, 100 papers, $50 n box.
- I huh iioEs-F dozen, $50; railroad picks,
MArroCSs-P dozen, 900
10 u cent =" pNonI anu
NAiLs-A25, rate,
sHoNEts AND SPADEs-Rowland,s dis.
count ~ Tcenti Ames' list, steel goods. dis-
count 10 and 10 n cent. Wv
HEAVY llARDwARE-Shafts finished. oOo
pores, 1901 sngletrccs, wagons, select. Nj.
nuggy, -; express, 80; wagon tnn,ucs
iUNVi hickory aNles, 1000; holsters, I75: coup.
w, poles 40; spokos, XXX, select, g7i.
nnAN, 2D' sawed telloes, ~, LIS; n oO,
bowdcn shoes, $50; northwestern morse nails
no, y, bn' I, dabj s, 300: bar iron, ic rate,
pinW slecl, 'ci spring steel, So: east steel iS,,
LUCE Es-Grndc Il. and sprIn- ton. NitNG
WON! dc, opcn, 7O,OOlOSU.OO; do. Side snrin,,
Top, luOuW0lam; do. side bar, OOOlGigDn1.
uo, ph"lons, l2iUA6l5N.OO. grade 4, sldG
spilng, lWUNANO0; do. phptons, i5ONb
nuuui puWp SEM buggics, li,tOd2AOO: pint
onN, MObWllhUO e ""N
WiRE-Smooih wire No. ., Sc; Nos. 10 nuJ
ted OarOCd.7 70 e''''"
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Liquors.

AlroUoi,-R gallon, S2.S7 IA 500
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, "A gnllOn. "a IN 6NsQ IA.
imported cognnc, Isl, a gallun$I 10; l,,g Il, IN,
M t1W; lNh, $3.50; lStn, y;N: iSgS t.n'
$50, Nusli OtOrd, nupuy ~ Co.'S co-upr. ~,
lN@9i 100, N,0; 1871, 500; lSN. guG, Hts'
tb.bi 1915, San '' ''''' '''''
,GlN-DomcStlc, New York or PhnndplphI,
" WnlHn, N@; Holland, "A gallon, SaSgA1S,,
Slt hnnert burnctts Old Tom, "A rnllnu. 81 Il
49, SIR Robert Burnotts old 'mm. A cnsE
fN;wSvgtVoi Holland, Il case, $3.50.
NulSkN-lOusilnn rCctiupJ. IN p ,.,,t
proof q gallon, SLli; Western, Sll.0i 4,
hnurOon, Shanghai; Rye, St.Hl9i'N, scotch
imported AVNtpLA; Irish, imported, s. ~
NhAMfA0NEs % Roudercr Carte Rlnnch
quarts, g dozen, 200; Piper Hcldsclck ,ounrts
Y unecn, NV; krug \ 90 Ounrts. N dozrn
lew Nicer \ ChNudOu, ~iii. rv Moussruy Il
upAsui sthi Cremuut d'NN g dozen. NOO'H
~, Muulhl Co.'S, pintS, - additional. drv
NemnSenay, 2l1nj Extry Dry, $50. ~
,WlNES-Cnliinrni0 clarct, Z, gallon 6ng,a,.
Menlandel No, |, u gallon, 7NdSi; nnportcl
si,hIc.S' ordinary, n caSk, 7O.OO0SlCO, family
cIhielsl per cnsk, 7O.ONttSl.OO; hne clnr"is x
Gask, WON9l7btN; MedOc, IL cnSe, am, sI
lpullah' case, go; MntgauN, IA cnse. yN,
iSm. San,et' case, lOoN; l4arHsc, n cnse
,s"V, Leovlll, Ncase, l2uO; Chateau fnAttc
v VASE N'N' ordinary, q case, ASIGS5 In,
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DRY Gnnns.

PRINTs-Merrimac ID, 0; Manchester. A.
Arnold, 0; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnold,
S ShS,es ao Ps s A% g. ms%SS AeTGan b
Ter mourning, 51,; Simpson mourning i &,
gecheco q iO1 Snas 81 Z fRais dg%oSS
windsor, 81 Steel River, b5; Aliens bS;
SIsp a. pink "a Richmond pink o. Allen
Ing, 4Ai Hampton. ~; Allen shirtings, iN;
BROWN Observation-Disclosures ILL., ~;
st"r ~ Al m Augusta, o.; Indian Hold
Atlantic II, II; Agawam, 81; Atlantic p
III Pcppcrei r. r. rem n%%s4 &C. GFSS I So EE
nsn'Gi &, 8; pePperell o, 9ii PoPperel N,
TRs sdVaT ststS o. vi indian Orchard "A,
Beaver Dam LII. 81: Clark A. 81: Nonnaa!,
ell, 41 Granite 81 ~; Bedford Il, ~
d EsiSS1fs Z En- MNS gaSh; A Boot MI
market A,B; Newmarket @, 81:
BLEACHED bHEKTINas-Now York. IOll.
mainsutta lOI5 Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdaie
cam muslin, NJ; Borkley ex cam muslin
Nj Tgscarora, lOi Androscoggln l. A, s:
WSS WAN ~ Ll9inns ms w C@bet III Con
IoSsi q Il; Boolt Ii T. 81 Hh aoa, tan %
"a, 4; blackstone AA, X; Hope, ~; Green
., b3i Gold Medal, 7; fltchvllio,1 Fear
oT1oKs-Amoskeag AGA, IA; Amosheag A,
lSli; Amoskeag II, 1915 Amoskong o. III!
hmoskeag d, II; Amosicag Il, iOll; Amos
keag i, ie;. hmoskeag Ii, o; Thornkike A.
"a; Swift River, ~; Methuen Az, i2l%; Con!
estOga OK. "A, l6i Cords ACE, ~; Conesto.
ga OK. 7-S, II; Conestoga GIN Al, Is! Conestoea
CT1-i, IA; Conostoga, GOA rs, IL; Hamll-
s.; Qcean,G. -
srRlpEs-Amoskeag $4,000, Ills. Amcr,.
can, Va: Hamilton, llIz; AmOskeag cheyioi.
lVzS; AshOyne "A, IL; Ashbymo rod cross, 10,
DENGMs-Amoskeag, II; York, IA: Oils
Ana, IA; Otis BIZ, llI1; Columbian, IA;
Olls w, lOIS; Beaver Creek IA, IL; Renver
creek BB, III Beaver Creek GO, lblS; Warren
,bb, Nj warren AKA, l21{ naymaker
hhr r' nj columbian, IA Warren &C
Drown, lO1f uncasylllo, TO-
"a, C.HnEGKs[union, No. $50, n; Union, No. %,
u; Union, No, Is, 70; Miners No. /, M: Mi.
'e"''"
p, lNGHAMs-Inncaster, 8; Amosltenp. 4.
anton, v; Draper, o; Glenwood, or; Hates
]; Claremont, %: Miami, 50; Clarendon'
~; Scotch, double fold, I0lS6ol2S
p, OAMnRlCS-W Washington, AZ; Manylu. bIL
961s; Slater & Sons, 5I5OtGIS; Rid finish. k,Sa.
6lSD6lS; Garner, 5ls6t8IS. '''''
:, Tapestries Hiigeing's .Gsas7lL.
tapestries Sanford's, 050DS5; Tapestries Rexl
pv,ury, Ma Bigelow body Brussels, LIS; Low
~ 9ody brussels, l.S; Extra Moquettes. IL. |
y Moqueites, l.lOj Lowell extra supers, nv.
IbanllloTd S.ply 90; Hartford extra supers %; |
p,nrs' Head Franklin extra supers, nv |
hik' eotton-chnln extra supers, 571S; Phlln.
" ,SaIpia WOOL 4bcpoo; common cotton-chnln |
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COM VI ERCIAB.


DALLAS, Sept. l7.-Cotton IL tending 10 q
lower value, and why II should DO so IL Ia
puzzle. Yesterday rates were marked u
lower Mt all the Interior markets except Dal-
l&, and here 1t IL only sustained by the
ofenitably obstinate disposition of buyers, who
desire TO promote receipts AT this point and
% 'h9t end pay above the market
AT least that was tho ease
yesterday and to-day. The cause OF cotton
4eclinipg Is the general outlook. 1t is CON
sislent with the appalling results OF misgny-
SHIPMENT. In the reports from Eastern man
Uacturlng cities the story IL told. Millions
81 working people are unemployed, and
snereforo, unable to buy. Textile goods
are decaying In packing cases, Impoverished,
oecauso people have no money with which To-
purchase, and the procession Of ragged men
anu women, marching through the stroots OF
EittsDu'g, begging for shelter In tho Jail are
ne phthetic illustrations of the outlook. This
II Why the farmer must take "a price for hia
optk2h below Its value. With u change of gov
tTumontwill come better conditions. The
position Of cottoD IL powerful. Tho tables OF
me Financial Chronicle, posted up TO the
lxIh inst, show that the present crop Ia or
viii DO. shsrt. That the crop OF 1879
was heavily short. That the worlds visible
supply IL short OF the same date last year,
M4,ll5 bales No one disputes that mlddllnq
o1klon ought TO sell for 10 cents per pound,
aH Dallas buyers would be delighted ITO pay
u ii inc state OF the market permitted II. "
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HOOTs AM SI,oEs

Mons n 2 brogans, sSCsi.sS; boys Kin bro.
Sov, SSs',vVi mems 7. calf hrogans, iOSel Ia;
a,onckle plows, l,ONslsA; boys Kin ahnrSln
s n,o,ws, No ~; mems buH halls, congrcss ami
button, lIs@aTi; mems calf halls. conyre"s
nm eeuon, 2;sNpt50i mems kip boots, alo0s
cali boots, 2lOINsnOO: hnv's kin boot, INN
,Sy boys J, calf boots, l6b0f9tOO. bovSs
s snsas MODS .sondy'.N; women's ~ klppoikas
sSYHH,ao; Misses ~ Kip polkas, gh,baoc,
NJ oS , KIP n9lsas, Az slrcs, MONS; child's
sa,nu ~ polish, lnotl.Si; Misses calf noe anS
~, 80 pol.h. hel,lei women's bun acwed mol.
snl Sgl.Bi women's calf sowcd poiish. i AZ
sLsMh; women's graln sewed and polish. AZ
cost sawed o'lsh Wgl -. womens ,,sn,r
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LUMBER AND BuIIpINo M,rrp,u

hog|n LuMnER-under - feet, so n ON,
over y feet, 1890 y l,OM p''V'i
DRESSED LuMhER-One side, select. 81, =,
I'M, one Side, over u inches Wide, S35.n y
n"i TWO sldestsI.O I, l,oOOi one side, n ,alt.
.hnVines, ~ T. lm; native siding, $40 IN lOD,
Wnue pine siding, second common. Sv IN II
s.iWSi poplar Siding, S. d 1000; rough cciiins
GS l@; y ceiling, dressed and untlrcssr6
~ ~ W. = ceiling, dressed and undrcsscJ
Mn aM,n,i p9.pln ceiling, 2i.60 \ 1000; white
tuv ,cellilk,N W. y l,ON; dressed and matched
~, nIelolr,,ng, ts,N e. l,NO; is-inch hattons, rourb
Na'yy per l,0Ot drcxed, go a 1000. e''
ShlNGLEs-f l,uCQt Sap pine, sSg,, hear,
I,nne, ~ No. cypress, {i.2S; q. X cypress.
800, ooss, best or all heart cypress, 81, di,
n,oh.ion cypress. inches, 50; round and cy.
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wooL.mlpks I'M pnl-rn1rs

Wool Mexican, free OF burrs, I0Slgc, May.
dlum 2eaesc, dne wool, scconlinS in une me- me-
condition, ltG22cj bury, aleec per ponnd
less, according 10 bnrrs. W. P'u""
hIpEs-Prime plump nints, M ma and mn
u.s., ~ ner n seconds, plump tilnts % M and u n
~ PER nj prime lsht and kipa, NJ Ner *,
cults, bulls aud stays, eofoc PER n; d. sSitsd
NsSSi5lSe, according 10 condition, grevn salie,i,
psLrslEs,- Deer skins, 9NdGoc; antelope, 10
Nlc; seal skins, it,dslc sheen pals ny ,,i ~
wool, 9eh,c; shearlings, lOplic. -
1. Ln,LLoW-fr.iee tSl.ow, 60; tallow gre.,.,
'go,tci xgcasel NeuOwto irown idS
.. |uns yellow, lv, lAfh Az
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

ArPLEs--si05 per barrel.
ORANGES Sicily, D case OF 2O0 800; Valen.
cine, nominal.
LEaoNs-SIcily, 100 y box; Malaga. TOO.
DATEs-1n trails, l0Gtl2c.
BANANAs--300lDi.0 90 n bunch,
GRAPEs-Maaga, 60098.50 half barrel.
SWEET PoTATOEs-Nomnal
00NIoNs-New, country, 75c. y bu.
PorATOEs-fl bushel, 00c.
a, CABBAGE-New 22t92.JO q dozen, or 5GL5yIc
CuIoKENs-Wo quote nt 2OO1225 v dozen;
EGGs-Sc n dozen.
y B5urrEn-Cholce western 2O125o; cooking,
hGlBo: country. 2yGS5c.