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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20

The Cocknll Houss u Nortonvills
was entered by burglars Thursday
night, They failed to secure any
thing OF value, and after taking . lot
Of provisions left without disclosing
their identity" This is the second
burglary committed in Nortonvills in
the past fsw days, j. N. Mills gro
cory having bssn entered . few nights
bsiors. m.s
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20

A small IRE occurred In q ssrvant's
houss On the pEsmisss OF y. J. Most.
sonssy. ~sasgss Of the Eddyvills
pssi.s~sissy, aAd . Asrs shild wos
bsssAa - dssAA. xAsn1zw alsAA
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20
CREAM OF NEWS.
ST YOURSELVES BY READING
WHAT HAS HAPPENED.

Record of Fights-Fires and Crimes
rtioodshed at Trenton--BurGiary atlNor-
Accident at Grscey-Boy
Dot Ht Oak Grove, and Other Items too
Numerous to Mention.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20
o.sias Dsassr..

hra BaxSeS ION an outing)-oh,
isaaol lsaaci Come quielxl Leetle
Yacob has fallsn into der riffer.
Mr.. Ba4ter-Oh, mien goodness
chrlclousi M dot tire toller suit Oni
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20

X The Secretary Of State has publish
~ the following as the official vote OF
Re Second district In the coogression.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20

Sam Pepper to Bobbie Hopson.
Mack johnson to Roxey Sites.
John Water to Martha Ledford.
Frank Robinson 30 Maggie Smith.
Henry Galston to Eliza Mckee.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1894-11-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Semore Blankenship to Alice Ba-
ker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Choctaw Murder Case.

CADDo, I. T., Feb. s.-The Choetaw district court convened at the Pushma. taha court grounds, 80 miles east of Gaddo, Monday From the present outlook this will be one of the most inn portant courts ever held in this district. Since last summer there have not been less than dozen murders committed i'll this district, and the non-enforce- ment of the law has caused great deal of comment, and change of govern ment has been urged on that ground They are now going to try to amend that by bringing every one to trial, and it will not be surprising if there should be two or three persons sentenced to be shot. The most important and the one that is likely to result in trouble is when they try Shube Locke, son of Dick Locke, the leader in the late Antlers war. Shube is to be tried for murder. The man he killed was 8 Jones man. and he is to be tried by a Jones court. Locke's friends will never allow him to be shot should the court convict him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
A GREENBAcK STORY.
4 Pec0Iiar Find of Money Scattered on
 Railroad at Gillespie.

ALTON, Ills. Feb, s.-A curious story has just been heard. told by re- liable travelling men who live in Alton, of strange find made Q week ago at Gillespie, on the line of the Big Four railroad, and which has been kept secret by the finders of the treasure in the hope that still more of it might be located.
 At that time pieces of torn green backs began 10 be picked up 4 large amount was found, the lills all torn in two and twisted. The pieces were picked up all along the track from the coal shaft west of town and as far east as Clyde, until from S40o to $500 have been recovered and saved by the fnd- CTS, the exact amount not being known by the informants. No account of the owner he's been reeeifel, and how and why the money came there and it's con- dition can only be coniactured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
New York,s unemnloyed.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The police cen- sus of the unemployed has reached the mayors office. It was accompanied by letters from Seth Low and Professor Mayo Smith, under whose direction the census was taken. The nun Der of families as scheduled was 49. 6St, com prising 206, ,70l persons, of whom 7s, ,02s are usually employed. The mum Der of males out of employment is 52, 592 and of females 14,6SS, making total of 67.- 2s9. The number of families in ne d of assistance is 39, 311; not in need of assistance. 9370.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
uin1 Geta Five Years.

EIANrA, Feb. s.-Harry Hill goes to |penitentiary for five years. That Ethe sentence which Judge Clark bounced upon him, and as he pro- heed it tears ran down his cheeks. sensational trial was sensational ! down to it's last chapter The ke furnished part of this and Hills Erneys the rest. for they announced
 be court that Hill had made mis- kssentations to them. and they Ehed their hands of the case. The
 eein his remarks ill passing sen- Ia referred to his strong friendship members of Hills family on both |s and the thought of having to sentence on one of the family hght tears to his eyes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Shut Out of Kansas.

bPEKA. Feb. S.-State Insurance missioner Snyder revoked the li- Be of the Home Insurance company New York, to do business in the k The company's Kansas business kyear was S16.000, 900. It is under 6l that like action will be taken con- bing 30 other New York insurance lpanies doing business in Kansas. 2Snyder refused tostate his reasons, 6t is understood he takes action be- se the company will not pay the re- |pcal tax. This is a tax levied by 5sas to offset similar tax levied by
 York from 1881 to 1886 against 'panies doing business in that state, Ewith headquarters outside of New K state,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Want a Warrant For Butters.

DENVER. Feb. 6.-At a meeting of the Colorado Savings bank committee was appointed to ask the court for the removal of Frank Buffers The in- vestigating committee reported that the officers of the bank had loaned its funds to themselves and received de- posits when they knew it was insolvent and that Buffers was responsible for squandering the hardearned savings of many working people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Fatal Natural Gass Explosion.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb S.-An explosion of natural gas in the cellar of saloon and home of Louis Kuechler occurred early this morning. The building was demolished, and particles were scat tered for hundredsof of yards. The father, mother and four children were asleep at the time. Rosa Kuechler aged 13 was instantly killed. her neck being broken: Charles. aged 3 years, was seri- ously injured. Louis. Julius and Lottie were slightly injured. Julius son was thought TO have been lost but was rescued after digging his way partly out of the wreck. The building was 8 small structure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
eonnterfeiter Arrested.

MoRGANFlEI.D, Ky, Feb. William Knight was arrested at DeKoven and brought to this city and lodged in jail by Detective Spencer for making and passing counterfeit money. He made and had on hand 8 large number of half dollars, quarters. dimes and nick els. He served term in the peniten- tiary for stealing tobacco at Tender son, and is known as tough citizen. He has resided in the county only two Years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Johnson,s Sentence Affirmed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. S.-The su- preme court has affirmed the sentence of A. R. Johnson. who was convicted of the murder of J. W. Kimhro and given % years in the penitentiary. Johnson was merchant here and a prominent local politician. The mur- der was the result of difficulty be- tween Johnson's and Kimbros wives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Skipped With His wife's Money.

RovIDENcE. Feb. 8.-Frank Kraffts Van. l3 was married to Mrs. Eunice Greene, wealthy widow, whom he |met in a clearinghouse. Kraffts 54 years old, while Mrs. Greene lover 30. While on their wedding they visited New York, and sev- |days ago, it is alleged. Kraffts de- ed his wife, taking all her effects of le, including the diamond ring with eh he married her. The bride had |lously loaned him, so she says, pt $500. Theodore Braun, sa- Keeper here, says he has been vic- !zed to the extent of S400 or $500 by
 dfts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
4 HORRIBLE MURDER
An Italian Seeks Revenge For
 His Brothers Death.
sLAYs A woULD-BB BRIDEGROOM

 Fatini Cuts the Throat of Campbeilino
 and Places the Corpse In the Nuptial
 Bed-He Surrenders and Acknowledges
 the Crime Without the Slightest Re
 lnorse-G Grief of the Isride-Elect.
 LONDON. Feb. 5 S-News reaehed here Tuesday of horrible murder which was committed in Italy In 1884 Signor Campbellino, resident of Civita La- vigna, became involved in dispute with man named Fatini and the lat ter was killed. It was subsequently, proved that the killing was done in selfdefense. Fatini had brother who at the time was 10 years old He de- termined to avenge the death of his brother and as time went on he began to lay his plans to put an end to Camp bellino's life.
 The latter was to have been married yesterday and a preparation had been made for the event. The invitations had been issued and almost everybody i'll the village, which has over 500 in- habitants, expected to have dance and 8 feast
 Early Tuesday morning Fatini avenged his brothers death He cut the throat of the expected bridegroom and then placed the corpse in the nup- tial bed that had already been prepared. He then surrendered himself to the po- lice. acknowledging his crime without the slightest trace of remorse.
 The bride-elect was informed of the fate of her intended husband and some of her friends took her to the room in which the murderer had placed the body. When she saw the corpse lying on the nuptial couch her grief was frightful. It is feared that she will lose her reason. Fatini's sister and brother-in-law have been arrested, 1t being suggested that they instigated Fatini to commit the murder when he did. The town was mortified with the news of the murder and the carnival fetes were stopped at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
 DistastefuI to Martin.

DISTINCTION, Feb. 8.-The with val by the president of the nomina- |of William H. Thompson for post ter at Blue Rapids. Kan, was done ne request of Senator Martin of that
 e. MT. Thompson, it seems, had nominated by mistake, and as soon was discovered that his appoint lt was distasteful to the Kansas ltor. the name was promptly with Vn from the senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Fell Under the Cars

DIXON, Ills, Feb. s.-Daniel Lehan, brakeman on the Illinois Central, was run over and killed by his train in front of the depot here. He was hang ing on the side of the train when his head struck car on the switch. and he was thrown under the wheels. He lived in Amboy and was unmarried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
icture Maker sackett Arrested.

TOPEKA, Feb. S.-M. Sackett. the maker of paper pictures. who eloped from Elkhart, Ind, with Miss Frances Davenport, and who suddenly disap- peared from Kansas City last week, was arrested here by the sheriff on the charge of bigamy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Crushed by a Bowlder.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. S.-Thomas Bailey, at Smythes ore mines, met a horrible death by having large bowl der of ore fall on him. The ore was sharp pointed, and almost cut the mans body in twain. The powder came down without the least warning, and death was instantaneous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Llano Bank Failure.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The comp troller of the currency has received notice of the failure of the First Ma tional bank of Llano. Bank Examiner Talbert of Fort Worth has been placed in charge. The report is that the bank has been weak for some time. Its last years statement showed S135, ,000 assets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Sentenced to Hang.

NEWPORT, Ark, Feb s.-Jim Wy rick, Tom Brady and Albert Mansker. three of the Oliphant train robbers, were sentenced to te hanged April 6 next, having been found guilty of the murder of Conductor W. P. McNally. The case of George Padgett, the fourth man indicted, and who turned states evidence, was continued until the next term of court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
The Long Pension Case.

DISTINCTION. Feb. s.-Commissioner |ensions Lochren will await the de- Pn of Judge Cox of the district ny court, on the application of ge Long of Michigan, for an injunc
 to restrain the commissioner from Pclng his pension from S12 to $50, Pre ordering the suspension of the Hlgan jud ge's pension.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Whisky, Gambling and Suicide.

CAIRO, Ills, Feb 8.-M. ". B. Dair- man, an old and at one time well-to- do citizen of this county, committed
 suicide at the residence of Rufus Gull bertson, his son-in-law, in the subur bs of Dexter by shooting himself with a pistol. Whisky and gambling were the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Todd Must Go.

TOPEKA, Feb s.-Labor Commits sioner Todd will probably resign at once The demand for his removal by Governor Lewelling has become so pressing from leading Populists that q change will have to be made in that office
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Too Strong to He Published.

BERLIN. Feb. 8.-The statement is made by leading national liberals that the emperors language urging the ne- cessity of the Russian treaty is too strong to be published at Berlin. He said ..if the treaty is not adopted Ger many will have war with Russia be- fore three months. Russia is bent on it and the czar would not stand rejec. tion.n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Chief Harris at Fort smith.

FoRT SMITH. Feb s.-Chief Harris of the Cherokee nation is here to confer with the authorities about an exten- sive swindle practice on farmers of the country in connection with the Cherokee strip bonds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Kittson Case Dismissed.

ST. PAUL, Feb The shit against the Kittson estate for Half of an al legged dower interest of Mrs Crevier in more than S3,000, ,o99 left by Com modore Kit.son was dismissed for want of proof in the probate court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Win Pay For His Fun.

ALIAS, Feb. s.-Jeff Wilkes, who ms wife with a 6-shooter, threw out the door and then set
 to his own house at Miller's Ferry Pstmas day, was fined $500 and sen |ea to two years in the county jail Jury in the county court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Sentenced to Death.

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Feb s.-A tele- gram from Oswego. Kan. states that Hans Hydrick and Claud Shepard. the Mountain Valley. Kan. srain robbers, were sentenced to death, which in that state means life imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
The Crime Of Cain.

CAMINvILLE, Ills. Feb. 8.-In a drunken row in Carr & Riffens saloon at Virden William Cain fatally stabbed Jess Finley, colored. Cain was brought to the county jail in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
RATTLE TO DEATH.
Nolan Stays Two Men In
 Old Kentucky.
rrq OF AN OLD FAMILY FEUD.

u..+ victim Was Shot and the a Cut to Pieces With q Knife. noctor Came Out of the Tight E.sout a scratoh-Ail Parties Are mi,ently Connected.
 l. nparRvIlLE. Feb. S.-A desperate |+ oceurred at Nit. Pleasant in Har- I .annty Monday night in which ! and John Turner were kihed by |w;llia1n Nolan, a prominent physi- \ of that city. The fight began in a | arshop on the courthouse square. | Nolan walked into the shop and Ed John Turner there told him he Ei k;ll him. Both men began firing Farmer fell dead. Nolan by this had exhausted all the loads in his EJl qurner. an uncle Of John, ar E and attacked Nolan. Neither Il nietols but used their knives.  \ had struggled over considerable EOd and when Turner swooned were in the middle of the street. (Der died instantly. Dr. Nolan es- Id unhurt.
 kAn Turner was a sonof Judge Geo. kurner, a prominent attorney. It John Turner and his brothers who Ebe Turner side of the famous How [Turner feud in Harlan county 8 years since. Will Howard the Esr of the other side was hanged in kOuri on March 19, last.
 Ee killing was the result of an old Hsud which has exhisted between E of Nolan's relatives and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Hart Found Guilty of Murder.

ROCKFORD. Ills. Feb. s. After being cut a little over an hour. the jury in the Hart murder trial brought in a yer dict finding the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree and fixing the punishment at death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
His Injuries Proved Fatal.

JACKSON. Tenn, Feb s.-Ed Hill house, conductor of a freight train on the Illinois Central railroad, who was run over by the cars at Oxford, Miss, died at his home in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
pIississippi senatorship settled

MEMPHIS, Feb. S-Hon. A. J. Nc Laurin of Rankin county was nom- mated by the Democratic caucus of the Mississippi legislature on the 67th bal lot, which practically amounts to an election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Ar Artist Baroneted.

cSDoN. Feb. s.-The ar ist. Edward |n Jones, has been baroneted. An
 $ artlst. George Frederick Watts, '.a s'so offered a baronetcy, but de-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
carriage Works Destroyed.

P9pA, O., Feb. The Enterprise s'a-e works burned here. Loss x s,one \ fireman injured while bat e With the flames.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Prominent RaiIroader Dea d

Feb. so. V. Smith, traf- manager of the Seaboard Air line, well known in railroad circles, at his home in Portsmouth after q |erlng illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-02-08
Still
 They GO
 Down.

You know that our strokes are merciIeSS and our cuts are deep. when we say "our goods are cheap we don't mean cheap goocs. There is a great deal of difference between the former and the latter. When we advertise cheap goods we mean good goods at chean prices. All our cloaks and capes at East ern cost. All our novelties in dress goods at less than East ern cosI All our heavy dress goods, consisting of hop sack ings, sergeS, etc., at cost. All our winter underworld prime cost. A call is all we ask, at the
The herald., 1894-04-07
DoWNEY.
The Dry weather Causes Irrigation.
News N0tss.

The Dry weather Causes Irrigation.
News Notss.
DowNEY, April 5.-Nowadays irrigation is
the watchword and bitches are in good work
ing order.
The dry winter has disturbed the large
Gairymea, causing them to run short of green
feed until they can flood the ground and bring
on a new supply.
The delegates to the state Epworth conyen-
tion left Wednesday for Fresno, where the as
sembly takes place. Rev. Ed Harper will ac-
company those from Los Nietos and Downey.
L. F. Nolan left early this week to attend the
l. o, o. F. grand lodge at San Jose.
Miss Vena, daughter Of Df. Brown, who has
been i'll for some time, died on Monday, at her
fathers home and was buried at Downey ceme-
terry on Tuesday at l o'clock. A large con-
course of friends followed her remains.
and Methodist churches on Sunday, in behalf
of orphans home at Pasadena.
A new ditch short distance out of town
made some trouble by washing out holes in
the road. Mr.. Curtain was thrown from d
farm wagon seat and bruised up sharply q
Ghg6nT Sne Il "a Rniaf dff r6'i7fe 70 the cream
cry dumped two large cans of milk into the
ditch. bnt no higher rates were charged for the
mixture for irrigation.
visIt MFi 70 dsSsgs @ gSadsb for Newha on
Frank Goodall and family of Chatsworth are
visiting with atheir 1aarentss Rev. and Mrs.
s Adams. eaif> tnss,sA
onthe county faFin4a q at'-4 efi }Ha.
Dan Lane isputtipg a'coRsiderable addition
TO his residence south OF town.
Miss S. M. rMcLane is quite sick in Los An
geles. sst sf.l Asa4as~s.
Mr.. william Smith and family of Fullerton
were here Sunday visiting his brother, Charlie 8
E. Smith, and Mr.. Scotts family.
Rev. Mr.. Ingram has just T turned from the
presbytery OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church.
The herald., 1894-04-07
Redondo Matters.

REDoNDo, April 6, 1s93.-rhe parties en-
gagged in trying to float the stranded schooner
Maria +. Smith, which blew ashore here three
weeks ago tonight, dug away all the sand from
in front of her yesterday, but even with good
hard pull by the steam schooners Lakina and
Scotia, were unable TO accomplish any more
than to turn her over on her off-shore side
They may as well make up their
minds that there is but one way
to get her off and that is by laying down
creased timbers and then lifting the hull with
jackscrews till she is clear of the suction OF
the sand on her inshore side. That once &C
complished, she will slide off easily enough,
and that is the only way it can be done.
The catches of halibut and rock bass between
here and Ballona have been unusually large
in the past few days; and nearly all OF the
boats have stuck to that portion OF the bay.
Mackerel are beginning to appear but in
small schools to what they are in the summer
months
Following are the arrivals today at the Re-
dondo hotel: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Edwards
Capt. T. A. Corrie, New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs. f..
A. Gillespie and two daughters. Pittsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. James Tausey and daughter, st.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Driflil, Tho mas Cottrell,
jr., Los Angeles; Q. L. Mcfarland, Washington,
d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Melvin, Oakland
Mrs. D. NJ. Johnson, Pasadena Mrs. Prince,
Springfield, Ill., John stroskoff and four
daughters, Freaport, ILL.,; J. NJ. Dawson, San
Francisco; q. W. King, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-04-07
Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
Grain and MN atnfrs.

Grain aud MIN stufrs.
BARLgY-Per GENITAL, 75c0$1.
CORN Per GENITAL, 81.
WHEAT.-Per GENITAL, $1.15.
FLoUR-Local extra family, per bbl., So. 40;
northern and eastern, 1878.
MILL sEED BRAN, per JoA, $2l; shorts, T23;
CRACKED corn, III 05; feed meal, 81 10; iolled
baelty, soc.
Dairy Products.
BuTTEg-Fancy California creamery, PR roll,
az lbs.) 50052c do. in tubs per ID z7(02Sc;
tanuy dairy, per roll (l31 lbs. 1904 IN; choice
35940c; far, 30O35c.
tHEEsE-- aiifoluia half cream per h. 1s@
lie; do full ere IL. 4c: Young America, CT;
mall t3-lb hSndl, 16c western, full cream, IS
0g 6c: domestic swiss, old, lSg20c; new, 100
leci imported Swlss, % 30: /. mburger. do.
me tic 14@15c; impo,ted, 10000.
Fresh m4nts.
Wholes ale butchers prices for whole car.
ssee:
BEAr Tirst quality. 5@61sc; do, light, 41a@
EAL--Rtnee. heavy, 4 .G95}zc; do, light SO
5}3c; daily, 615@7c.
5urryx, -$4zsie5g4c; spring lamb, 7s71sc
PtRK-8 GSIae.
Provlsiona.
cu.ncob, ise; Bonelesa. lisa I .aaas
BACoN-kexi bone.eks breakfast, per To-,
I13Ie; Defiance, 0lIc, other grsdes, 9Vg9l3cc.
DRIED BEfF-SeGs, per To-, 1ll2ci inside
IN .n+ rs.c.z RolIios, clear, p II ID, s6ei
Pro PogK-AeI barrels, SO So
LARD-Tlerces, Ivory comp )Ind, per lb., 7c
Rex, pure leaf, SO.
Poultry and Eggs.
FouLTaY-Per doz., hens, $5.O0Gj.51; old
roostere, $i.5U@50O; young roo,Lofs S3. sea
400; br0i ers, $40, (1 100; tnrkeys, per lb II
"a :; ducks, per dVz., &5.00@j. 90; gee,e, p. I
nrad, 81 %.
kGGs-UAL fornia ranch, 10@12c per doz
Dried fruit.
APpLEs-sun dried, sacks, per h., 7@3c;
boxes per ID, 1O(gllc eva pO.n cd, fancy, I2c.
ArhlcoTs Fancy, per lb, 1l@lz11c; peeled,
14@16c.
tEAcHEs-Fancy, unpeeled. 7@9c; peeled, ID
@i6c.
PnuNEs--Choiee, boxes per lb., 1000, sacks,
5@zc; fancy, 9@l0c.
Nuts.
ALMONDS Paper she'll, per lb., 15(0I7c; soft
sh II, 14@15c; hard smell, 1001Ic.
PEANu1h - CALIFORNIA. law, PSF lb, $3.50;
roa.tsd, rose; eastern, raw, 6s7c; roasted, s
W9e
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEs-Psr box, $l.75@2
gANANAs-per bunch $2 00@2. 25.
LEMo Stirred: p'r box, @,.75@2o0; un-
ORANaEs- ,aves, per box, S2.oo92 80: seed
Ings, % l5@2.25.
Boans, Potatoes, Oniona, Etc.
BrAEs-ePer 100 bs, hiackeyed $2.oO@2. 25
pink, So %; Lima 81 50012 90; navy, ~. 25N
2.50; small whit, So Coo a75.
BEETs-per 100 lbs Toe.
CABBAGE-Per 100 bs, 60(076c.
CAkRoTs-Per 100 lbs soc
ONIoNs-Per 90 lbp, $3.50.
PARSNIrs-Per 100 lbe 81 90.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 bs.. 75cg$1 10.
IURNIPs-Per 100 lls., zoe.
aiiscclIan
CAULIFLow ER-Psr doz.. 60e.
CElERY-Per drz. lunches, 60c.
GHILfs dry, per b., 20ei green, SC,
GARLIC Per 10, 3(g4c
LETTUoE--Per Goz., l5c.
ONIoEg-Creeu. D0r dOZ huuchns 20n
RAoIsHEs-Per doz. bunches, zoe,
sPINACH-Per doz. bunches, zoe.
Honay aud Basswsx.
HoNEY-Comb, per ID, 1o91215c; extracted
5@6c
sREswAx-Per lb., 21025c.