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n, FOLEY. Auctioneer.

ocz3-t n. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
w CLOSE THE ESTATE WE WILL SILT AT
AECIION, BEGINNING ON TUESDAY EVE
NlNG NEXT. OCTOBER NINETEENTH. AT
GoRNER 10TH STREET AND PENNsYL.
T 49, AVENUE, THE REMAINDER OF
LIE STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FROM q. A. WHlTAKEks STORE. HOS
IN PART OF
Fine Books in all Bindings.
Miscellaneous, Standard and Juvanile Books
Fine Stationery and Fancy Goods,
Pictures, Inks, Pens. Pencils, &c, DC, &c
stock Is disposed Of
Rrivate sale ct cost during the day.
WALTER b WILLIAMS d co,
OClo'lm AuctiOneer3
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENTNG-
E0LEY. Aucsioneer.

viii sell At auction al the goods contained in store
o oos Aosh street northwest opposite United States
aIeasury. commencing SATURDAY. ut ELEyEN
q. a. ana SEVEN p n, and will continue the 90 me
uu.n All Is disposed Of This stock consists follows:
DooDie aud single Harnes, Of the best make Trunks
N an styles and quality. valises in leather and alli
sA'or' none Biarkets Robes and Leather Goods IN
every style and large line Of small goods The entire
STOCK must be sold out by November lsi close husi-
ness PERSONS In want Of the aforementioned goods
va" 10 well by attending this sale - the goods win be
sold without reserve
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AUCTION SALES.
: FUTURE DAYS
rTNHoAAs BOWLING. Aucs,onesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM II
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM In
HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated the Sd day OFF,
october. 1855. recorded in Liber l144. folio 34S
81 seq OF the land records for the district OF CO.
iumoia. shall offer for sale, at public auction on tue
premises on WEDN ESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF
NOEEMBER Mkt. at TW ELVE OCLOSk M.
those parcels OF land lying In the county OF
being parts oftracts known Fellowship inciuong
New Addition" "The Vale and mil Seat con-
tanning IN The aggregate l64 acres 70 perches more or
eSs aud being otherwise known a. Is T. Swarts iafm
Ierms oil sale: Cne-third cash: balance N one ana
Two years purch sers notes to be given Tor the de-
me DAY OF sale and secured by deed o, trust on the
properly soid or all cash. At the option oi me Pur-
Chaser. All conveyancins at the purchasers COST
oc23-9t GABRIEL DUvAI. Trustee.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
kXECUToRs SALE OF CONCORD BUGGY. CON.
CORD WAGON, SIDE-BAk BUGGY. DOUBLE
. AN SINGLE HARNESS.
BY virtue oil order Of the Supreme Court OF the
District VI Columbia no ding special ter LOT Or
phans Court business pa October 2zd. 1856. we
VIII sell at pub c auction on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER SECOND. 1856, AZ
TWELVk O'CLOCK NOM,
at the auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros, 9th and D
streets northwest, in this city
One double concord Wagon.
. side-Rsr s0gsy'
!" Double Set Wagon Harness.
!" New Buggy
Terms cash FRANK HUME,
JOHN FEGAN,
Executors of Estate of Peter Fssan. decd
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TAlbOt's Long Head

STou tue SuIeI8O lAeEaiO.
'The Lake Shore folks were awfully glad
when a certain man died up in Buffalo the
other day." said q conductor. 1.-THE mans
name was Talbot. About twelve years ago Tai
bot saved train from going into washout
near his farm, and of course the company felt
very grateful. T. p. Wright, superintendent of
the Buffalo division, sent for him ana loaded
him with thanks for himself aud the con- pany.
Talbot nOdestly declined u money present 0i
$5OO but said he didn't object when Wright
proposed making out FOR him = pass good for the
Ing out the pass Talbot inquired:
"'Say, Mr.. Wright, have you any objections
TO making that read good for me aud a friends
may want u taka y friend up to Cleveland
with me some time TO see an uncle Of mine
Wright was 80 full Of gratitude that he
couldn't object TO anything, aud the man rOt
his pass, good for himself aud friend and it was
afIerward sent ON 10 headQ uarters and cOun ter.
signed by the president aud general passenger
agent n.:,, ,ox .,., =.
than ten years that man Talbot has beeu ridins
constantly between Buffalo aud Chicago. Rnf.
falo and Cleveland, or Buffalo and Toledo. He
was never alone. de always had u friend
with him. The freud Was usually some COM
merciai traveller. In short Talbot has made
railroad riding his regular business lie made
arrangements with various wilOesaie and ion.
bling houses 70 carry their men, aud booked his
engagements months ahead sometimes When
these tailed be picked up stray passengers here
other expenses he had - or ~ u day left rs
clear profit, aud out vi these profits he managed
TO anlass y snug little fortune. He tried W use
his pass on the limited express, but the COM
10 refuse 10 carry him altogether but their law
yer concluded that the suit for damages would
lie too expensive. Talbot il dead now. though.
greatly " the regret OF several travelling men.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHwEsE
DOUBLE TRACkr Splendid SCENERY,
STEEL RAILS, MAGNifIChNT EoUIPNkNE

i The NssF As sSv .ssHgruw,
sE RHGshh ssaiFss
IN EFFECT JULY lIrH. 1855.
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of sixth
For PI,tsburg and the West thicaso Limited E,pres.
a: S@5 10 a snS rs a as.
and Ho.el Oar 70 81 Louis daily. except saturday.
Ss Sleeping Eaprs csr. w..SI1s,on
a Harrisburg with western k.pS Snsc slsS
Pace Esprsss 1850 n ass sr Tor .,.. SSs
ana the West. with through sleeper Hsrris6urs %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ers sASAnda ,i Roohes.sr Bui.S SisssrA.
Cars Washington 10 Rochester
" a.iIy. e.ca ls Sunday s.n and Aan'r> a $50
For New York and the East a:l5. 900 snd IL 90 4
70 III? aS s 49, iJ ,SSr :nd , e sn =
Limited LxpIess OF Pullman parIor c.rs. s:4o =
For Without se sSps every day.
cy With So. =. y sPissss ."
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton avoiding double
For PhiseeipS., f sfs, s sss sSs 100 NJ 400
aI5. $50 io0o and Lao n. on sunday
Limited s. press. gao 4. Il. and $50 r X d.,iy.
For $50 Is s s sss s go s sa s i5sS
and AN. ~ On ,o ounssy ss s:so so Az
daily, except sunday.
For Annspolis TAO A. NJ I2Os and 4:cS p. N dailv.
except Sunday. sundays BOO A. NJ, AIS p. n
ALEXANDRIA AND MISUNDERSTANDING RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI WASHING.
Ton RAILROAD.
For Aiexandria. 900, 7O5. 9:25 1885, and Is A
NJ. xO5. 4slo. As5, 6Ol. eO5. and Il 80 p. n On
For Richmond aud The south, $50. lo;S5 A n daily
aud 4S5 r. NJ. DAILY, except sunday.
ITalDs leave Alexandra Tor W ashington 6.O5. $50
loo, 1910 A. NJ lDO. 3U5. 3:z3. 5:l0 700
and lO4Z L. N: and l2:lv midnight lexcrpt Mon
day. On sunday NJ SabO and lO.lO A. M; 7sla
lO:42 r. NJ. aud 1910 night
Tickets and Information the Office northeaN cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and e
the station, where orders be the CHECKING
OF baggage To destination from hotels aud residenOoS
CHAa l. PUGH General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent VIA
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An Adelaide dispatch says an immense ex
odus toward Waukaringa, in South Australia
Is In progress IN consequence Of the discovery
Of alluviai gold there
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

LUX FOIUMAO nj En- LANDINUa
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELD
Leaves sthstreet wharf on MONDAYs THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at z O. m. Returuino
TUESDAYS, fridays and 81 NDAY p. M. touch
ing at River Landings lar Eomiui Creek Currr
oman, Va, and 81. Clements hay. Nc Connscss wtth
Is, 4 U. Il K nj shepherds see schedule.
JOHN u PADGETT. Agent.
C. w. RIDLEY, Manager. fs3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
~ EkS JOHN GIBSON and T. G. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East h.ver n. /. every SATURDAY ~ a
M; 9Th St v hart. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight n lowest rates. spA
Mt VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER w. w. CoRCORAN
Leaves Tth-street wharf daily except sunday foe
MI Vernon Al 10 O'Clock m Returning. r0ach0
Washington about $50 pm
sel6 l. L BLAKE. CapsninL
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TINHOS. ]. FISHER X Co Real ESTATE Auctioueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN DELAWARE AVENUE, NEAR THE

CAP. TIL PARK.
On MONDAl AFTERNOON. OCTOBER go
TWEEN Y-FlfTH, loS6.at HALF-PAsT FOUR :ss::%
O'CLOCK. IN from. OF the premises, by virtue o. u.s.
u deed OF trust dated July 1852, and dun r,-
corded in iiDer Ma 1907. folio No. 400 ct SEQ we
shat. sell LOT le'tered ~" OF subdivision maze by
AIRY v. Chiffon aud others, of certain in soua
No. $50 fronting 81 aud 42-lUOths ON Delaware
avenue between north ami G. streets, with The M
pIoveuents, consisting of three->ory brick house.
Terms OF sale: ODethird purchase money IN cash;
the balance III two equal instruments one and two
years r M day of sale. with interest which the
notes secuE ed by deed of trust the premises sold
shall be given deposit OF 500 viii be required
when each lot Is bid of. All conveyancing al pur-
chaser, cost Trustees right to resell the
properly al hasers risk if terms of DE nor
com piled with within ten days
NM. Is. Palmer, lr
ocl l-d&ds WIN. Ii. MCtLFRESH tIrusteeS.
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w RDADlA

Schedule In effect August 4, l6sA
Trains Will leave from and arrive 81 ~ a r. stasanu
9Th and B SITS follows:
Leave " ashington s:lO q m daily except Sunday
and a:4o p M daily, arriving at Round Hill IL "a =
M aud t:lS pm; Returning trains leave Round I'm
81 ons n m daily and nj 3:l6 daily except sun
day ar wing nj Washington b:4O u IA and 5;SS % M
Monthly and quarterly Communication rsiea Loco
mile tickets S2h
r. BELL
aulO euper1ntond0nA
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oCa
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Sc"euu'e In effect SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l0th
lSot, until further notice.

Leave Washington from station. corner NJ No. L.
,d ror Snieaso 1850 q IA and lolo pm daily. 1hs
ioCoa IA ~ Fast Limited txpress for Pltfsburrh
css morning Il sa So ea.ss f.a ss ss:, .n
For Cscnnsti, Louisville ana ST Louis daily a, aso
.e sssa no'io pm, With Through coaches and rai-
$50 "a IS sss no ssye points without ch.nss
Hpus 50; srrising In uncinnati morning at sss.
do, 10, pttsoa,gh At 1880 am. and g. ss p m daily 70
ior and stepping Cars 20 Pittsburgh
tor Lexingion and Local stsiiona $40 q m daily,
FOR HsSre,ae-Grace. Newark, s,nxer,v w,,m,,.
soI, ana fhiiAdeipha $50 IN, Las p aud
Fot baltimore week days s. $50. $40. $50 s.so
$50 sso s40 Sac s:. s.S so so sn% y, s5sass
S s sSa ssS $50 ss6 ss . $50 s saa ,oS
u, TO. shsnsndsah Valley Railroad and point. souss
Masiiingon 10 New Orleans 5aso .. M sleeper 10 N
For Wilmington. Delaware. aud intermediate po,un
oetMeen bhitmore aud Wilmington. S:l6 D IN dsiiy
For ANNAPOLIS $40 am. and 1910 ana 40 N -
on so SUNDAY iay $50 am. 4:.opm,
more o. 0:ao $50 am, 1910 pm. $40, 4:so' 30
ana a v pm. On sundays s:sO m. and ias0 asa
tan braneh e:.3 m. daily. except SUNDAY ana Ssi
saoS. On y snss SUNDAY, o. ps1c
inn spps Is ~ ssions For AID
daily. encept sunday For frederIcS $40 M M NJ
4:Io p IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
cept SUNDAY. ---s' -
Trains rive from the Yves, daily s.9o. 7.ao an.
10 $50 and 1880 pm. Little Rock hxpresA
From Phlladelphis. Chester WILMINGTON, Ane
pm and lo.Do o IN. daily
From Wilmington aud intermediate points north a
Baltimore ll:i5 m
From Annapolis, $50 a. m and lso and os2s nm
sunday, iO.;S5 a. 6:35 nm.
rom harpers Perry and Valley Railroad. SEQ n
M dai y except SUNDAY.
from Frederick AN Intermediate points. s.25 an,
And D % y M oaiy except sunday.
Iralns leave baltimore Tor Washington m Am
$50 40. 900 Sa,o and 1850 IN. l2:l5, 2s3O q 4
80 o o;5u .:so, y aud llDO pm: sundaya
ooO. gu, bsso and B.uo Su 21sBO. SSnI
$40. I:45. and llDo pm.
All traius from Washington stop az Relay faa.ion
except l:25. 3:l5 and t:AU D m.
For further information Al ply al the Baltimore and
ONO iicket Once Washington Station; d 10 aud Isl
f.nnsyivania avenue corner of lAth street where
orders Will be taken for baggage 10 be CHECKED aud
received al any point in the city
Il. DUNBAR, OK IaRn
een- Manager, Baltimore rse2Ol a A
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YfNHOS. J. FISHER q CO., Keai Estate Ava tiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DELAWARE AVENUE NEAR III 4; GA PI.

Under aud by virtue uf decree of the Supreme IA
Court of he District of Columbia passed October ..
LIST 1856 In certain proceeding in eQui v. LOU
Will offer for sale at public in o the
OF OC ODER. 1856. at FOUR O'CLOCK pm lots
iet.ered "b" and g." OF subi. ison made BY Mary
Terms of sale: Onethrd of purchase mo ey i'm cash:
the balance In two equal instruments. at and
years from day OF sale with interest, which the
notes, secured BY deed of ON the premises sold
shall be given. A deposit Of 500 will be required
when each lot Is bid OH. All ConveyanCng al pur-
chasers cost Trustee reserves the right resell the
property purchasers risk ii terms Of sale be not
complied with within ten DAYS.
CHARLES A. ELLIOTT, Trustee,
OcAI-ucEos 4U6 9th ST. nv
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TINHOS J. FISHER d CO.. Real Estate Auctoneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON DELAWA AVE
NUE., NEAR THE CAPITUL PARK.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated June esd .u><
1889, and duly rec rded In LIber No 1921 fo ~
No. Al Ell seq we shall sell on MONDAY@
AFTERNOON, October TWENTi-FIFTH, al
tOCRrCiO In front Of the premises. Lot lrltered
a., OF a subdivision made by Mary v. Chiffon and
others of certain lots in $685. fronting q
feet on Delaware avenue. between Is and streets
north.
Terms of sale: Onethird OF purchase money In cash:
the oaiaice ~ two equal instalments a. one and Two
years ffonl day OF sale with interest for which
notes secured BY deed Of trust the premises sold
shall be given deposit OF 500 will be required
when Inc Iot Is bid on. All cOnveyancng pur-
casers cost Trustees reserve the right resell the
property 1t pur hasers risk Ii terms sale be not
complied with within tel days.
FREDERICK Il. MCGUIRE, r...
ocl1-d&ds GEORGE T. HAMILTON. ! hrus'ees'
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mo- Uoi FenhVIvanio Avenue no9ShWo1l
Money Loaned On Gold and silver Wasca,sn N.
mondA Je~eiry, P1stols Suna. Nouhan1onl NV
LAd.ss and Genslemens Wearing ApSaF0L o. ed
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NUNCANSON BROS. Aucuonee1a

i
IKUsTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE NO. 11u2 VIk,,INIA AVENUE
SOUTHWhSl, OrPOSiTE THE sMITHsON-
IAN GROUNDS.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated April 14th -
lbh3 and duiy recorded In Liber No. U37 folio
3U2 ct seq. one the land record, the Dis tmS
frct OF Columbia and by the direction of the ~. J.,
thereby secured, he und rsigIed trustees will SELL
pubic auction. IN front OF the premises, OF WEDNEs-
DAY, THE TWENTi SEW ENTH DAY OF UCTO-
BIER, A. H. 1856, al FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. lot num-
bered nineteen u0) OF Anram +. Barker's recorded
sMbdiNis Ut part o. original lot numbered seven
g. in square numbered three hundred anu twenty
1--WE (32o in the city OF Washington, Distrl of Column.
b TO- ether with improvements said lo consist
Ing VI a substantial dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: tnethtrd OF the purchase money In
cash and the baance in two equal notes at and
years Interest from day OF sale at six per cent per
annun interest to be paid semi-annuaily. be Sc
cured by first deed of trust the premises sod or
all the purchase money may be id i'll cash. the OPP
on vi the purchaser deposit Of 100 must be made
VI the lime OF sale. Upon failure to comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days after sale resale will
be had after five da Us public notice. al the risk and
cost ii the deiautink purchaser. All cOnveyancng
and recording at the purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. BUARMAN, n...
oc15-i&ds GEORGE c. BOARMAN. AfuS'ees
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- R N SIS,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT, POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR,
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFfc

CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
can be given in cup Of cufFee or tea without the
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OF cases. and In every instance perfect cure has toll
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FoR SAILS NJ
DR.. 8. F. WARE
EBBlTT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th aud streets also, h x. HELPHEN
slime corner l4th street and Vermont avenue.
Washington, u. c.
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n. A. PooLE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
ga LOUISIANA AVE N w.
SOLE AGENT FoR
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR
This Flour for Family use has superior.
am now receiving choice varieties Of Potatoes.
which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers
will do well 70 lay In their STOCK as hardly think
they will be lower this season. have ine line of
Apples. Grapes, sweet Oranges and Lemons Also, .
full line of choice GROCERlEsS In quantities to suit
at wholesale prices, for cash only Duy's Pure CIDER
Vinegar q speciality.
Polileness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned If goods are not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
ocl3 n A POOLE GA n ava NV
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When the cows come home,
When The cows come home:
Meet me. dar ling. in the KiouIuing
When khe CQRn culns. hume

It was at the conclusion Of the last stanza that
Beryl bad risen from the piano and moved
towards the conservatory.
speaking Of COWS" said BERTHE in his rich
many voice, whose every tone thrilled Beryi's
whole being. so madly did she love him, '.re-
minds me of pieuro-pneumOnia. And il seemed
to me, sweetheart, that you, TOO, are In danger
Oh Catching cold; you seein"-
II Was then that the words with which this
chapter pc. lis were spoken.
but wa, may l not speak?" he continued
why may not say TO tn one who Is all the
word to me words which may save her from
Sutterings?"
There is no need Of caution" replied Beryl,
speaking in low rirm tones.
But you may not know" he continued
"Per maps you are not
''Believe me- said Beryl, "there is no danger
none whatever"
but wny?'
The faint suhusien of q blush passed like a
wave across the girls beautiful face as she
melting tones:
II am wearing my liver pad"
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BROS. Auctloneers.

TATE On sTkEEr H3k IL R s
By virtue ofa deed oftsust dated gril ~. lss9
t,iGs and by The direction 81 he holder
gA9 = IF Ht SSvhAs Rss aSei 1885 IL
Sss.is, q ssSis sad Known ard I'd S AZ
% s TWO
TWEEN y.ioaI sa4 ihs side Of no.ss
west between iSa sPd Lar streets n1r,awss. and
.hry fSot (sU| ,oo alley aud is improved with two
he rdu. in two equal in
a ,se aag ~ x
per csnIun per until paid. and payable semi.
annually, for which the notes of the putc aser bear
years respectively sts date. secured BY desd Of trust
upon the property sold will be required ell cash
Sc required q the time Ct sale All and
o ~ g. ~ re os q hs
from the day OF sale the rruste the right 10
ss II
Star" newspapeE
.,,.,. 81 HzsEnz SAok& rru~s..
TrHOAAs BOWLING, Auclioneef.
SSfH s3ShaSs ssD FaRAF n
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated March 80, -
land reco; q OF the District Of Columbia. wiil@
ses sSs, ESP 8 Is R,sRa sss =
srds s. o' s:ssrsa y s e sa
ssX g Ws;aiaEion, Is.ies q SoianSit 80 :.
and twelve onths secured BY notes Of aud
deed Ct trust ON The pr,.psr ca cash. = the pnr
time VI sale. and terms Of sale 70 be oompied with IN
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From the Jacksonville tfia.l Timl 1h0h, October T.
From Information received from q gentle.
man who has just returned from Sumter and
fernando counties we le IN that large num-
Der OF sales OF oranges on the trees have been
made to northern parties, who have come TO
the state for this purpose. In sumter the sales.
Us known, amounted u 4O, 900 boxes Ut q. sd
box. This Is u gratifying beginning and a
great relief 10 grove owners, who have been
borrowing money at varying rates OF interest,
mostly AZ high rates. The effect will be felt Al
once in u more hopeful feeling among orange
growers, In the increased circulation VI money,
Ia the paying OF Ut ns0rteages and current Ou.
legations, aud, best Of all, In increased conf.
dence In orange growing. The sales OF land.
which have been souls wi,at sluggish since our
january freeze, will be. somewhat larger aud
higher prices may b. looked for. Again, the
selling OF fruit on trees IL the safest and most
profitable method vi handling our orange crop.
The growers avoid disbOness mnlission msr.
chants, aud the truit Y more carefully packed
aud more Judteiously distributed. II all our
crop could be s0ld In the same way Florids
would boom ~ never bo60rA
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NJ
TO CROCERs ANN uoY-srurrDrps
BEwl RE or ANY rMrr.rror
30 RI SIS
O q
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other Pianos: Sterling Organs Music and Musical Mer-
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