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Underwear Of all descriptions, at Bel
singers, "A Whitaker street--AdU.
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inarsss dS:sD mig the po1sOI e. surprise 70
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alotirrs.
NOTICE.

nxR. JOHN +. ROBERTSON having u pesn
MI appointed agent Of the steamers Raya
eis,s, and s(seo. III. Bird of DeBary p sys
T is sa,- she state az Georgia al persons ~
hereby cautioned not to furnish supp SUBJ o-ier
any kind whatever unless upon writer will will
81 Mr.. John F. Robertson. as the oMhle sss eon-
not be responsible for any bills NAis7
tracted as above described.
wB. WATSON,
Manager Dietary Baya LINZ
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TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATORS SALE
BY 7. MCLAUGHLIN q son.
Ernal unfirrn.

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUSTY.-Whersas,
Vt WILLIAM II. WOODHOUSE has ap-
piled to Court of Ordinary for Letters of Adj
ministratiOn on the estate Of MARY A. E.
WO0DHOUSE, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admOnish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court, to make objection (if any they
have) on or before the TH1RTIETH DAY IN
JUNE NEXT, otherwise said letters VIII be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
3lst day of May, 1884.
PHILIP N. RUSSELL. JR..
Clerk G. o. G.. G.
~ EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.-Whereas.
VI ULYSSES L HOUSTON has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate Of DIANA JORDON, de-
ceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admonish
all whom il may concern. TO be and appear
before said court. to make objection If any
they have on or before the THlRTIETH DAY
IN JUNE NEXT, otherwise said letters viii
be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
BILL. Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
3lst day Of May, 1854.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL. JR.,
Clerk G. o. G. G.
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Ghrntinf.

y. H. PRATT.
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
Beaufort. s. G. Savannah ONCE, 100 Bay St.
Prompt attention given to Analytical Work
Of all kinds.
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An article indispensable for those exposed
to the rot SIN. just received at ID. II.
Levy & Bro's.--AdU.
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WEEKLY LETTER SHEET PRICES
rTRRENT.

CURRENT.
The Weekly Prices Current WIN De
Issued in letter sheet form AZ 10 O'Clock
q. m 4.
Business cards Of merchants VIII Pc N
sarted IN all orders Tor twenty-five eopsss'
- - --tsN- sff ara charge
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A. Usual

Neckwear of the latest, at Belsinger's,
a Whitaker street.-AdU.
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wing is the score
r---wnm mrs

Dixies 1000 @ 6 Q ID
Runs OglethOrpes 5.
First base on errOTs-OglethOrpes !, DlNles z
PRS. base on called ls-Oglethorpes ?.
struck Out-OglethOrpes ?, Dlxles &.
Left on bases-Oglethorpes Is, DlNles Z.
TWO-base hits-Eanning J., Lewis l.
Wild Observation-Disclosures l. DIXles 3.
Flies Observation-Disclosures u, DINles D.
Fouls Observation-Disclosures 3, DIXles ,.
Time of game, two hours.
TmDire-P. II. GearOu.
NOTES ABOUT THE DIAMOND.
The pitcher Of the Browns is a left
handler. and watches first base as cat
does a mouse.
The stars will play an exhibition game
with the Dixies this afternoon, and fine
contest is looked for. The DiXies' nine
will be:
Fitzgerald, c., Norton, p,
Lewis. b.. WestcOtt, 3D.,
Higgins, 3D., LamOtte, SIS,
Perry. If. MOnahan, CT,
Shea. r.f.
After the game last night the Ogle-
thorpes were given a collation. at Hus-
sey's.
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Ut NDERWRITERS' SALE.

Y WILL be sold, before the Court House door,
in the city of Darieu. upon recommen-
alton OF the Port Wardens and approval o.
Z ne German Consul,
on THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1854,
The German Bark RHEA, OF the burtnen o.
4sS tons net, as she now lies wreck south VI
Doboy bar.
DARIEN, GA, june 4, 1855.
1T.R. RL0uNT. Auctloneer.
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Notice to COnsignees.
Notice.
Dividend Notice.
USE
DIR. ULMERiS
LIVER CORRECTOR.

1t was awarded prizes over all competitors.
tits faultless Family Medicine, and indOrs-
-, - ;,,,,4 ,,t,,-sioi,,,z
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To Onr Patrons.

Earl & Wilson Collars and Cuffs, at
Belsinger's, "A Whitaker street.-AdU.
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Plated Shirts. open fronts, at Belsin
gers. d Whitaker street.-Adr.
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NOTICE.
Excursions.
EXCURSION RATES
TO ALL
SUMMER RESORTS
AND WATERING PLACES
In Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia,
North and South Carolina
and Tennessee.
Gxruraion1.

TINE Central Railroad OF Georgia will on
Il the first OF June commence the sale of
EXCURSION TICKETS from Savannah and
all principal stations on line of road, good to
October 81, 1884.
For information, tickets and sleeping car
reservations, apply at Ticket Office Central
Railroad, 20 Bull street, and at Depot.
j. G. SHAW, Ticket Agent.
GEO. A. WHITEHEAD, Gen. Pass Agt,
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And II is hereby ordered that the polls be
fareroinc nroeis,naiidn at the places herein
named and he fnijowine named persons are
hereby appointed INSPECTORS and Judges Of
said election.
Anaheim-At Anabeim Hotel; Theodore
Rimnan Insnec,ar. paiiev / p Zevn
Judees' '"'pee'o'' a. D'''s''
ASusa-At Central school house; J. C.
Preston. Insnector. William c;nin. John
shelton, Judges '''''
Artesla-Af School House. w A. Camp.
bell, Inspector. lanes Hay A Il. Corwin.
Judges.
smith Insnoc,n scno9i house; , uhon,hs
Judges u"i'"s' d ~ '"D'
Cnmnton-At uavioo,5s r.o.a,. N,.,,o
Ipspectop; M Sayl e~m hoteI' n i w Msso'
Iudges. s"n'''h' H. w. "es'o"'
Cienega-At part a,a,,o,,. w,,,,,r, nr,.
,,en inspector. T s. s S1.a,i9n; Wiii,am PIX
SON Judges ''a's"'e'' o. "' Da'''
Dnarte@At School Housa. par,ae Tn.
speetor. A. Boldly. WilIism pro,yD a' Indo as
pnoXyney-At E,,sters ntt,ao Win, u suuses'
ruIbers insnector. r. ! T 4ince; MiiI,,am N
iosg' Judges. y 'e'A'' o"aries nei-
ri Nonfe-At Dodson,s ua,a, n ua,
non fnspector: chsrIas sn mo,e,' d T. Han ah
ms. Judges. '''' i'o''
Tttvaheth Loke--At scboo, tIo,.o. raj.
Mayett fnspector. James Heffnar r Ri Loras
Judges 49,
Insnector. a. W. linden q n,a Durr,saa'
judges.
Fonntaip yalley-At school House. tfriab
Marin inspeetor: L. a. B1tler Jossnh n
Chapman, Judges.
Garden Groye-At School House. I ID
prina Insnector Il " Head ID. Webster
Judges.
Isnraster-At Iancaster Uotel. pater
pichayds Insnectnr' sbirnser Frsnt
1ieneross, Judges.
Tana,s@ A. I3nc,s Hotel. Jobn Lang In.
snector. N Criseo r. F, Mitchell' INDIES
Los Netos--At School House; L. M san
ford, Inspector; T. L. Gooch, Q. G. Mason,
Judges
La Ballona-At School House; Anderson
Rose, Inspector; Jose d. Machado, J. o.
Lamb, Judges
Las vergenes-At WEARS house: +. II.
Alexander, Inspector; Ramon Vejar, j. p.
Cutler Judges.
Los ANGELES CITY.
First Precinct-At Gherkin's saloon W.
Devereux, Inspector; j. II. Murphy, j. A.
Cline, Judges
Second Precinct-At Depot Hotel; X. II.
Chapman; Inspector; j. s. Craig, James Vel
sir, Judges.
Third Precinct-At White House; X. Malo-
ney. Inspector; W. ii. Nordholdt, Deos
campbell, Judges.
Fourth Precinct-At Assessors office John
Fisher, Inspector; Walter, McGrath, W. ].
iym.s. JUDGES;
Filth Precinct-At Confidence Engine
House .. H. Bliss, Inspector; W. q. Kerck
non, =; ". Wolfskiil, Judges.
sixth Precinct-At Turnverein Hail.; ]. L.
Jacoby. Judees a'Nao' ooniao
Seventh Precinct-At Martin L. paohan
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BY A. E. SHATTucK, Deputy

The Board of Supervisors OF Los Angelt
county hereby give notice, pursuant TO the
proclamation of the Governor OF the State
of California, that an election VIII be held
Throughout Los Angeles county on Tuesday,
the lth day of November, 1884.
The polls must be opened at one hour a Z.
ter sunrise ON the morning of the election
and must be kept open until sunset of that
day, when the same IN lst be closed. At
which election the qualified electors
Throughout the county Los Angeles are to
vote for the following named officers, viz,
One Representative to Congress for the
Sixth Congressional District.
One member of the Assembly for the
Seventy-sixth Assembly District.
One member of the Assembly for the
Seventy-seventh Assembly District
One member OF the Assembly for the
Seventy eight Assembly District
Two Judges OF the Superior Court.
Sheriff.
A County Clerk,
An Auditor.
A Recorder.
A Tax Collector.
A District Attorney.
A Treasurer.
A Public Administrator.
A Coroner.
A Surveyor.
Supervisors as follows, viz:
supervisor for the First Supervisor Dis
trict.
Supervisor for the Second Supervisor
District.
supervisor for the Third Supervisor Dis
trict.
Supervisor for the Fourth Supervisor
District.
Supervisor for the Fifth Supervisor Dis
trict.
2Jnstices of the Peace for lnaheim Town
ship.
Justices of the Peace for La Ballona
Township.
Justices of the Peace for Santa Ana
Township.
2Justices of the Peace for San Gabrial
Township.
ship.
2Justices of the Peace for Wilmington
Township.
Also one Justice Of the feace for Los An
geles Township. Also ole Justice OF the
Peace for the city OF Le Angeles and one
Justice Of the Peace f0 each OF the other
Townships. Two Cestables for each
Township. Also three Water Commission
ers and one Water oyereer for each Water
District In the county.
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steamers Santa Rosa and OrI2aba 20
through to san Diego, leaving San Pedro on tho
lates Of their arrivals from San Francisco.
The Santa Rosa and Orizaba rail- at
Santa barbara and Port Hartford. tSan Luis Obs-
pt) only, on the route TO and from San franciseo
Cars to connect with steamers leave ). L. u.
H. depot. Los Angeles, Us follows. with santa
I,osa end Oriz,bs, going north at 10 o'clock A.
NJ; going south, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, with Los
Angeles and Eureka, going north, NJ 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, railroad time.
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LEGAL
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
CLERK ) OFFICE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Los AsoELEs, CAL. October q. lss4D
IN the Matter Of the Election Proclamation.
On motion of Supervisor Giroux It is
hereby ordered that there be published, in
accordance with Section 1855 Of the Political
Code, and for the period OF ten days next
copy Of the Election Proclamation OF the
Governor OF this State, which said proclama
ton is In words and figures following, to-wit
Ell cIamation.
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oiAIE Of CALIFORNIA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
!, Ihos. l.. Thompson, Secretary of State OF
the State Of California, do hereby certify
that have carefully compared the annexed
copy of Election Proclamation with the orig
lnal now on file In my Office, and that the
same Is correct transcript therefrom and
Of the whole thereof Also, that this authen-
tlcation is In due form and By the proper
officer.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal OF
state, at office in Sacramento. California,
the 30th day of september, A. ID. 1884
lSEAL. TH0S. L. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State.
By A. Z. SHATTucK, Deputy
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1. o. G. F.
Eagle Corps, N. G.. O.

REGULAR meetings At the Amory, Cou,
street, every Friday evening at O'Clock.
w. II. ii. RUSSELL,
Captain Commanding
c. A. Keller. First Sargent. ie24lu
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Inexhaustible Supply of Water

Can be- had by sinking from to 10 feet II
II also In the ariesihn belt aud artesian wa
ter can be easily Obtained. The mesa u
formed Of undulaiing lnuds nj reddish COB
ored soil mixed with decompOsed granite on
the surface, with enough mixture Of clay 10
the subsoil To hold the moisture. There is q
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC R'Y


all
n If
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HORSES FOR SALE.

Draft and cart horses for sale by Emil FRANKIE
at Do ney city. Tho animals eau be seen on
every Sunday by parties who desire TO pur-
base my2f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLONY LANDS.
Tho ToEaooula
Land and Water Company
Are subdlylding y tract Of land situated In
the celebraied
Temecula Valley, in San Diego
County California.

Recently owned by Don Juan Murrietta, con
laining fourteen thousand acres Of land
having pa altitude Of about one thousand
feet ab e the sea level. This tract Of land
lies about f5 miles southofly from Cotton.
Tue California Southern RallrOnd runs
throtin1 the entire length Of the tract Inc
s.iii u The valley Is formed Of sedimenlafy
drrus,ts II Is q rich, dark l0am,. without
~ ls.fi or boulders, aud can be enslly TILED,
u 40 clay or adobe soil appears but " MI
81 rich sediment which holds the rainfall
o Ad prevents leaking or drying so that when
you come TO cultivate you tufn up moisl
/ closelyunderlyings water, and when
cultivated the moisture rises to the surface,
/ doing away with the necessity Of Irrigation
almost entirely, but IN case of a dry season.
| N irrigation h thought 10 be necessary, an
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS.

IN nssquence Of damage from fire., notice is
hereby given that no hunting will be allowed on
the Beaudry tract, san Rafael rancho.
sep2s-lm JOHNSTON, Agent.
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| with several branches running through the
rancho Also several hot aud warm springs
noted for their cure Of pulmonary diseases
| These sJsings Will he improved immediately
and the Company design building u hotel
| and railroad depot on the tOwnsite. Both
| buildings will be handsomely ornhmented.
| The hotel will be built two stories high AMI
contain thirty rooms.
The Directors oi the Presbyterian college
of Chicago, design putting u college buiid'
| Ing on the ground rs supli NJ prieiieable
There Is plenty Of good OAK wood which oali
| he had delivered ut the rancho ut iroin VI to
| Si.D per cord, aud common lumber can DO
| delivered ut vs. per thousand.
| The climate IL healthy. hc rthcud Is not
more than IL miles from tar -r7 coast
and the ocean breeze fans tat valley, purli
| flying the atmosphere Win iuNigorating
effect, In the day time the air Is sOll and
| dry aud always mild, u little cooler IT night,
| hut never more than being comfortable.
| As n health resort, none In southern CAT
| fOrnin can surpass IN natural advantages
this beautiful district Of land, with Its warnI
| springs OF mineral water containing sulphur,
| Iron and soda. lis proper elevation above the
| sea, pure. dry and gentle air, with beaniifnl
| scenery all around. can but confirm the rs
| seftios that Ms u health resort II cannot he
excelled, especially for cstarrh, throat AMI
| lung Diseases.
| It's the Intention Of the Company, as spoil
rs the land Is subdlvided, Ia sell III tricl I
| from town lot upward al prices lhgt Hlnnnl
| but satisfy actual settlers. The prices viii
be classified according to the mrrii, OF the
property. One-third down, balance ia Obi
and two years.
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cnARxooK, moRRIl. & n. MI soS

SOLE AGENTS.
Parties desiring information will address
CIIAS. GHARNOCK,
r. %. Box 2l3, Los Angeles. Cal.
Rooms No II aud IL Widney Block. (up
slairs) First street, t'tween Main and Spring
W. T.. KpHl NSUN, Cotton, Gal, or
G.. l.. MoRBlLI., remecnla, Cal.
oct7-tf
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
DEPA RNr or graTp

THOs. L. THOMPSON.
Secretary OF State.
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C f MILLER; Sec.
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MR. .CONKLING ON THE PRESIDENCY
His Conclusive Reasons tor NeepS
ing Silence at Present.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.--It Is quite
probable that the most devoted and en-.
thusiastic friend President Arthur has in
New jersey is Col James M. Scovel OF
Camden. In addition 10 doing all that
one man could. possibly do toward SET
ting up New Jersey for President Ar
thur, the sealous Sco7el ives anxious to
"set up" New York's greatest orator and
statesman als5 on tile side OF bis candi-
dote; and hs preliminary thereto, Col.
Scovel, who is an editor OF distinction
as well ss soldier sad politician, publish
ed an editorial in tile Camden Courier in
which the great merits of Roscoe Conk
ling as citizen. lawyer and statesman
we're presented with force and elo
qaenee worthy the pen of Prentice.
The editorial in question was mailed
to Mfr. Conklng with suggestion that
1t only needed the influence Of Mr. Conk
ling to secure the nomination OF Gen.
Arthur by majofity that would be IRE.
sisibie and overwhelming, and 1t would
delight Col. Scovel beyond measure to
be able to convey to the P esident that
Mr. Conklihg's influence would be ex-
erted in his hehali.
Mr.. Conkling's reply would seem to
indicate that he is too busy attending to
important law cases to give that COM
prebensive consideration to the question
of successor to President Arthur tia:
its ifiportante merits at ttie hands ci
such an eminent citizen. AS score or
more OF Presidential candidates and fifty
millions OF American citizens are anx-
ious to know jrst how Mr.. Conkling
stands in relation to the next Republican
candidate, for President, | g We copy o.
bis letter:
2WALL ST. Nsw YoRK, Jan. II.
To the Hon. James NJ. Seovel
Nj DEAR SIR: Your kindness toward
ME is phenomenal (in these tifhes )-phe
nomenal and much esteemed Your
pleasant Words in the Courier came evi.
dently from tie heRrt~tbere is no othe
place IN which such cords, in such {
case, could come. Many than ks.
When the Persian Embassy was about
to take leave of the Grecian Court, once
Id oldeu time, they asked and received
sonis message from each of tie person
ages present When the turn Of Hent
came be said: "Tell your master tha
you saw gray haired old man Il
Athens VINO knew enough to hold hi
tongue"
Please asctibe to my admiration 70
Zsno and his teachings my silence touch
Jog your forecast of my action in th
politics OF the future. Cordially yours
Roscoe CoNkLiNG
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EB For The purpose of enabling the
to have basis for the or
ganisat.on of the Courts OF the State
under the Judicial Amendment adopted
last fall, the Legislature has directed the
Secretary of State to ask the Clerks OF
the Court Of each county ir the State to
furnish the number of suits that were
pending in the Common Peas, Superior
and District Courts in the past three
years, what number of the cases were
civil and what number criminal, and
what number were taken to the District
Court on Appeal or on Error, and the
number OF days Oeurts we're in session
during the year. Clerk AsHER OKEY
forwarded to Secretary Of State NEW
MAN, the following statistics for Monroe
Countyi Suits pending January l, 1882,
in Common Pleas, ST; District Cour, 4 {;
Suits pending January 1, 1888, In Com
mon Pleas, ll9; District Court, q; suits
pending January l, 1884, in Common
Pleas OIL; District Court, s Total civil
cases in three years: Common Pleas,
23l; criminal 66; on appeal to District
Court In three years, 6; on Error, 8.
Common Pleas Court was in session in
Monroe County in 1883, first term, 13
days; second term 9 days; third term,
Is days. District Court was not In ses.
sion in 1889
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w The Sunday School Missionary
Meeting at the II. E. Church, last Sab
bath evening, was well attended aud the
program gave entire satisfaction. The
total receipts OF the evening were 81
So.
While We will not attempt to comment
on all the performances, it is but right
that special mention should be made ot
some OF 4hem. Embarrassing as it il
4, stand up before crowded house, we
can not bqt fmire the bravery OF those
| little girls. whose love for the cause in
which they are engaged, gave them cour.
age to act so well the parts assigned
them.
Ollie Sinclair's recitation was beauti-
fuI and we'll rendered.
The dialogue by Birdie Spriggs, Mat
tie Mooney and Alta Morris was well
adapted 70 the occasion and rendered in
sush on impressive msnner so rs to win
the admiration OF all present. The girls
scted their parts to perfection.
The closing song by Miss Harlan's
class was beautiful ani well sung
One very noticeable feature in all oul
public entertainme ents Is that the girls
always take the lead. Whv is il bows
Surely you do not mean to admit thai
they have the hest minds. Take care
hoys or people will soon think you can
not i you do mol take part in these enter
tainments.
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wheeling Produce Market:

WHEELING Feb. l, 1884.
Apnles-Ex ra winter eating, per bnl,
8 5Os4 DO, extra large tart GoUking,
8 U03 So, prime 6aokins shd eating,
2 50aS 90, irregular lots, / GOAL so
lsutter-Priite 10 choice creamery, so
$3.50; choice dsitv; z2s25c; common 10
fair do, sa2tc; good to prime county
roll, ID s2c; EoHitioh linked stock;
Sal0c. Good demand.
b ans-Prime navy d bu., 3 25a2 so,
'mairos fat, 2 40s2 81; hand picked
MEDIUMS, 2 25a2 80. Market very dull.
Buckwheat Flonr-3a .4c % Hib.
Cneese-Sales In = johb,ng wav of
prime mild Ohio factory at gaisAc; NV
York Gosher, l4a,I5s; Sssits,r, lSs
l5c; Limberger, 14al5c
Esgs-Strictlv fresh stock, iaif de-
mani at 80 ,35c ~ dnz.
Z Feathers Choice, 65a76c In original
packages, 4.5s more in small lots. >,
Oaions-o0a6Oc ~ tu.
Peas-Green, 1 5oa1 go y bu:; bplit;
3a3tc Y IS.
Po,a.oes-Near BY receipts, 81 Is a
hbl SLOW demand. Sweet potatoes,
50 50a2 Is. =
Poultry-f,'ve chickens. 3 00a3 80 ~
d. 8; dressed turkeys, 15al6c; do chlch.
ems, l2al3c; do ducks. 12al3c:
Rags-Are steady st 14ala, for white
mixed cotton, lalic for all WOOL and
14aIic for mixed.
Sesds-Sales sof timothy sekd Sos
/ e. hu clover, small seed, Sos
5 75;,large, s6 90, as to qualify.
Tailo#-Country 6a6lc; city, 7s74c.
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OBITUARY.

OZARK, ONO, Jan. %, 1884.
DIED AT his residence in Ozark
January 18th, 1884, Mr.. George Wal.
ters, aged 81 years.
The subject OF this sketch was a man
highly respected by all who knew him
as being an honorable and upright mar
in all bis dealings with his fellow man.
Being member of the NJ E. Church
be was always found with a godly walk
and chaste conversation. He leaves be-
bind many friends and relatives to mourn
bis loss, and especially bereaved wife
thesun of whose happiness seemed to
set at noon. The body was inferred in
the Ozark cemetery followed by a large
concourse of friends. The funeral ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. Wright,
Of Beallsville. T.W E.