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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10
The Chiefs Raised IN.

Last Monday night P~ast-Sachem II. y;
Farmer raised mp the following slcct'"I
chiefs Of Annawan Tribe. Improved order
~ Red Men: Sachcm. John y. carter.
senior Sycamore. f. \. Jones'. Junior
Sycamore. !. J.. Gathrieht. ChieL Of Re-
cords. .. Emmet Hll; Keepcr Of. VAN
pun. john W.. Davis, Prophet, lillian
second Saunap. II. f. Petway; FIRST
Warrior. T.. NJ. Terry. Second Warrior.
-. 4. francis; Third Warrior. ": \.
King. Fourth Warrior. r. W. cary;
First Brave. Philip EritZer; second
Brave. ". II. Sole. Third Brave. ) j..
ian. Fourth Brave, Z. VI. Parker;
CIarl n tho Forest, y. G. Logon; Guard
Of the Wlcwam. y. r. MORGAN: ke'r-r
OF the Nigwam. ". r. Carter Trustecs~
II. l.. Carter. q. W. carter. and Y DO,
nan. This 'rihe paid out last year Sl'O9p
for sick benefits.
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Mr.. Robson to Mr. Fllyson.

The Dispatch received the foiio"ihs
communication vest rday:
up'cRs. OF PoruLIsr PAsTY OF VIRGINIA
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BEIosA, Va, December 70, 1884.
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INJECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an election
for DIRECTORS OF ROSNEY IRON
AND LUMBER COMPANY QlMl4EDl'
in pursuance OF tn bylaws OF said COM
rany, VIII he held At the ONCE VI the
company nj Rosney, Buckingham county.
Va, on MONDAY, January II, 1850. be-
tween the hours OF 2 and 3 L. NJ.
CHARLES +. RElFSNlDER,
de 9O-ThSSast secretary.
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BARGAINS.

5.POCND FRUIT CAKE, best made, In q
handsome tin, reduced 10 81 a cake.
l-POUND FRUIT CAKE, in fancy boxes. 70
duced TO POO. per pound.
5.p1uND BOX ASSORTED C~ONsERVEs re-
duced T. $3.50 per box.
5-POUND BON HANDMADE BONBoNS,
assorted. reduced 10 ; per box.
s-POUND BOX HANDMADE CREAMS, as
sorted, reduced to - cents per box.
G-POUND BOX B&sr LONDON LAYER
FIG reduced to 90 cents per Dox.
1-POUND BOX STUFFED PRUNES reduced
TO so cents per box.
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MEETINGS

TEE Ei.INoSD CHAMBER o. o0NVtR 80
PlCuVosp. Va. January g, l-''. .
DLEASE ATTEND 5 GENERAL
meeting 81 tie Ch1mncr 1ur-t lI1rtcrly
m,otrs m 1900, THURSDAY tao ION in-.t'i
4ftP. W.. IN the assembly room oi ne tl1r-
har. Al mrml.r, aye expcc. ei ~ attend 'le-'
general NEE .r-s. :. H' -
r. 4. Dy~lo". lF'-l.,h.
secretary. - io-lt
V,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEtI-
ING u the STOCKHOLDERS " the RICH
N0ND AGklsIL.tRNL. I~HrLFNENl 'CN-
PANY with take place JANUARY lr, lHi3'at
j.. olr'oct ". Mt tue or.ce. 1876 ra-, Nam
street. :. l.. SPENCER.
de2g.Sa. IA, ThtJolj sctfetary-
The SAVINGS piST or RIC1NoSnl
RfcHNONp. w.. rc.'1u"r 2t. 1871.
NNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS o- thi- oa.k VIII he hcIl
NJ tho bnne.n THURSDAY January 40,
1898. at orl,c6 4. 81. JAMES ". bAiL,
dc 25-eoitI ''s"l'r'
OLp DoArIo~ RriLrING sc iotS As-oCruio>.l
Euuyo.., Va, JauIly B.. $3.50. ,
rlHE FlF1H HEGtLAh ANNUAL
MEETING or TtE >Uth' IDLbtf-'t
TfIF on DOMINION BUILDING AND LOhN
ASSOCIATION OF ~h3,hNoNb "a, VIII io
no., ~ t.o Hal f the tA.msor Of CONNER -
Ninth All H.il ~-.r-el-, ~lI-.uoul. w., "a
TUESDAY. January tn -ptn .'he LAY LL"I ~
the oy-nwa, aud "a. 20 ST..
Secretary and Ira-lr0r.
Pte-tt.nr. ian s-t-aia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

UPTOWN OFFICE. as EAST BROAD
STREET.
WFST-rND OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Relviccre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1925 HULL
STREET.
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WOMEN WHO SUFFER

each month can find relief and emancipation
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Prescription is a safe and certain ren'@dy
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NOTICE.

have this day duly qualified In the
Chancery Court OF Richmond as executor
OF me will OF WILLIAM y. SICBIS.
deceased. All persons Indebted 10 the
estate viii please make payment 70 ine
as soon as practicable. an! tno..e having
claims against the estate VIII present
them 10 me duly autnrntlcatrl Tor set
Element. II. &.
Executor OF the will Of william -.
Stubbs, deceased.
Richmond, Va, January :, 1881
ia 3-Th&Tuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

The Newport News Cooking club gave
a dinner 10 it, members ani their male
srrlad for about rltv. and the dinner
was an elaborate affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-10

}. Is, PACE, lreaiient' - 81,
JOIN MORTON. >e,re ary AMI treasurer. b. J. 4lAl
CHRISTIAN x CHRISTIAN. ADVISORY Com-e- "l
The oasis., 1895-05-18
Cigars and the Free Zone.

Piper & Ames and John Jund are feeling some of the annoyance of the recent suspension of the privilege of shipping to the free zone of Mexico through the United States in bond goods from abroad. Their places of business are just across the line. Be- fore suspension was generally known Piper X Ames ordered 5.e0O cigars, and Jund ordered 5000 from Vera Cruz, Mexico. Jund's arrived this week, but are held up for American customs duties. If he pays them they will cost him more than they will bring. He has not taken them: and conSe- quently they are in the hands of the express company. The Piper X Ames shipment is at Juarez. opposite Fl Paso, where Wells, Fargo X Co. are holding them, as they will not bring them across the line with prospect of being stuck for the duties. In the meantime the stocks of cigars of the two houses need replenishng; but the proprietors don't see their way clear to doing it with these lots.
The oasis., 1895-05-18
4 BIg pInerence of oplnlon

Over the financial statement of the Orc Blanco road seems to be manifest ing itself among the citizens of Nc gales: but on the subject Of good goods at cheap prices there is not the least difference of opinion. All agree that the place in Nogales for that combination is right at our store. This week we have received another big line of new summer dress goods. We have for gentlemen fine lot of percale vests which are going for less than cost.
 t,vv C. Cor DSNrTTp
The oasis., 1895-05-18
SONORA NEWS COMPANY.

Monday Mir. Ludwig FleischeE, brother of Ricardo arrived from Clay ton, New Mexico, and will be asso- cated with his brother in the Boston Clothing House. He is young gen teman of excellent address and wide business experience, which will make him valuable acquisition to the busi- ness circles of Nogales.
The oasis., 1895-05-18
LEVY X GOLDSMITH.
New. Notions and Novelties.

Spanish and English Interpreters and Dictionaries, Mexican Mining and Stamp Laws, Sonora and Mexico Maps, Opals, Filigree Silver, Drawn, Linen and Souvenir Spoons, Maga zines, Blank Books and Stationery, Pocket Cutlery, Smokers Articles, Toilet Goods. etc, etc.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

sunday morning Sehor Ismael Pa dilla Of GuaymaS, formerly custom house broker at Nogales, Sonora, and treasurer of that municipality, and Sefor Mauro Ramirez, brother of Senores Cirilo and Eduardo Ramirez, came up from Gnaymas to visit few days among their many friends at the line cities.
The oasis., 1895-05-18
NocALEs SorEs.

new goods.
 Last Saturday MT. H. Fuller was up from lmurls.
 Line Rider Behan was over from Bisbec Monday.
 Sunday morning Robert $. Weir re- turned from Torres.
 Tuesday morning George B. Marsh returned from Prietas.
 Tuesday A. Bachelllet started for Washington Camp and Harshaw
 The best stock, vehicles and harness in all rigs hired by Carbon X Peck.
 The Boston Clothing House is agent for Hart & Oberdorf's fine clothing
 Monday Nogales was visited by ]. A. Shedd, the Tucson insurance man.
 For stylish buggy or carriage single or double team, go 10 Carbon X Peek.
 Saturday last Mrs Josephine A. saxon of Calabasas, was q visitor at Nogalcs.
 A new stock of wall paper and win dow shades, latest styles, newest de- signs, at Marsll's.
 Mrs. W. II. Walker of Calabasas was among those visiting Nogales We'd ,...lo,. ..f ti,ie ,vaok
 The driver who knows the road best gets you there soonest. You will find him at Carbon X Pecks.
 Monday evening Mir. and Mrs II. E.. Morton returned from q trip to Baca- nuche, Arizpc district, sonora,
 Increased trade and enlargement of quarters have necessitatcd enlarge meut ofquartcss at the Red House.
 Last Saturday W. Witherspoon was in from Washington Camp. It was his first visit to Nogales in four years.
 GrInith & Finley's hack giYes the town metropolitan appearance, and 1t has been kept busy ever since it ar rived.
 Meals at all hours; fresh oysters in every style at P. Cazabons chop house International street opposite railroad depot.
 Tuesday morning Mrs. Eufemia Pa- rodi of Guaymas arrived at Nogales to visit her daughter Mrs. Aurelio san doyal.
 Sunday there was picnic the largest and most successful ever held in Nogales. It was fourteen miles square.
 For stylish clothing ready made or made to order, best quality and cheap est prices go to the Boston Clothing House.
 Last Saturday morning W. k. Sprecher returned to Crittenden, hay ing entirely recovered from his recent wound.
 Last Saturday MT, and Mrs. A. J.. Griswold went to Tucson to visit d day or two. They returned to Nogales Monday.
 Monday the Fl Paso ore buyer, F. C.. Earle, was an arrival at Nogales. He remained here a day or so returning northward
 Mir H. Gardner is the happy father of fiye-pound boy, presented him by his estimable spouse Monday morning at 5:3O o'clock.
 Russell Harper of San Francisco, who has been visiting NogaleS for his health several weeks returned home Tuesday morning.
 k. Vasquez & Co.,, at the Red House
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Monday W. C. Green of Fairbank, who is operating some very rich placer mines in Sonora some distance east Of Imuris, passed southward returning from a trip to San Francisco, where he had been about month. He was ac- companied by brother, J. NJ. D. Greene, of Oakland, California.
The oasis., 1895-05-18
officers Ins aIled.

Monday evening Nogales lodge l. O.. t. IT. installed officers for the ensuing quarter as follows: Wm. Young, w. '. T.; Mrs. j F. England, W. Y. T.: Mrs Frank Gibson, Sec'y.; Wm. Clark. Asst. Sccy.: R. II. Clarke, Financial secretary: Blanche Avery. Treasurer. Hiram Gardner, Chap; Geo. W. Webb, M.: Olive Mix, D. M: Wilber Mapes, G.: Homer AIapes, S.: w. NJ. Rudd, P. C. T.: Mrs. J. J. Chatham, organist.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Travellers having to stop over at Benson will find the Trask house most excellent hostelry. No Chinese are employed, and the cooking is the good, home, American variety, which is so seldom found in hotels or restaur- ants in Arizona.
The oasis., 1895-05-18
Nogales Town Council.

tNtHluE. lItotHb hdlti lDlD. 0Duu- cilmen Gebler, Brickwood and Martin.
 The minutes of the last meeting of the board were read and approved.
 Resignation Of Al Brockman as Town Marshal. was read and accepted. Petitions for election of Jas Speedy, John Roberts and T. D. Casanega were presented and read
 On motion the matter was referred to next meeting of the council
 The resignation of Geo. E. Marsh, councilman was presented and read. On motion the resignation was accept ed.
 A petition signed by ninety-eight taxpayers and voters of Nogales for appointment of c. A. Avery to fill vacancy caused by resignation of Coun- cilman Marsh was read.
 In accordance with the petition Councilman Brickwood moved the election of MT. Avery; seconded by Councilman Martin. Carried: ayes, Martin and Brickwood; noes, none
 On motion the clerk was instructed to write to County Assessor H. Levin and accept his offer to supply au as sessment roll of property in Nogalc. Seconded by Councilman Martin. Car ricd: ayes, Brickwood, Gcblcr and Martin.
 ! On motion of Brickwood, seconded by Martin D. F. Hodges was appointed town assessor.
 On motion the clerk was instructed to prepare for publication statement of receipts and expenditures on the Orc Blanco read.
 The council then adjourned.
 
 Wednesday John r. Davis cf fClbuta, returned from San Francisco, where ! he had been month or more, engaged in looking after the details Of con stuction of new Lightner mill that has been built for the company Operat- ing at Cibuta. The machinery left ' San Francisco some days in advance Of Mir. Davis, is now at Nogales en route, and ere many weeks will be in operation at Cibuta
 The statement last week that the little girl of F. J. Harrington of Fair bank had died of throat trouble, was az error, due to transformation. The l little girl had throat trouble, but re- covered. It was the baby boy who died--very suddenly. At three o'clock in the morning he was apparently all right, and at five o'clock was dead. It is supposed a scorpion sting caused his death.
 One of the most delightful places to be found these hot days is the grounds of the Montezuma hotel, which shaded by the dense umbragc of the big um- brella trees, and filled with bright, green grass and other lovely forms of plant life, present cool and pleasant spot, just the place to sit and wait to get cool MT. Christ invites all to drop in and enjoy it these hot after moons.
 Wednesday morning Mr. r. Herrera, father of Cashier Fred Herrera, of the International Bank took his depart ure for San Francisco of which city he was resident many years, and now returns there for permanent resi- dence. He came to Nogales some three years ago, on account of his health, and now returns to the bay city fully restored.
 F. B. Hogan has added to his cxten- siye business a harness making and
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Last Saturday evening A. B. Gibson, who had been in Nogales on busiL ess a couple of weeks or more returned to his mining properties in the Altar dis trict of Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Last Saturday the pay car of the Sonora railroad arrived from Guaymas and was at Nogales until Monday morning when it went on to Benson, paying the N NJ. x A. railway em- ployes. Messrs. II. A. Culloden and George Lesser, cashier and assistant disbursed the cash.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Nace Bnrgoon, engineer at the Elec- tric Light works always keeps on tap for his friends and his own use large bucket of ice cream. This week he has laid TIE OASIS folks under obli- eations for d beautiful supply of the toothsome and seasonablc delicacy.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Substantial turnouts, good horses, careful drivers at Carbon X Pcck's.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Charles Mylin, a conductor on the Sonora railroad between Nogales and Carbo, has taken thirty day lay otl, and with Mrs. Mytn started for the City of Mexico, to visit there during his vacation His run is being held down by C. W. Ridgway.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

The dog poisoner should show up again.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Mr. A. B. Richmond. shift boss in the Amarillo mine at La Colorado, lPrictasl was at Nogales couple of days this week. He had just recoy- cred from a severe illness. and was ont for a little recuperation before going to work again.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Stockings come down when they pass Levy X Goldsmith's store.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Tuesday evening Benson was visited by snake doctor selling remedy for snake bites. He had several big rat tie snakes which he allowed to bite him, and made immediate application of the remedy which made the bite harmless.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

A new stock of boys clothing. knee pants, etc., at the Boston Cloth ing selling cheap and going fast. Don't wait until too late.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Sunday morning there arrived from BiSbee the corral and livery outfit Of Griffith X Finley, which was all shortly installed at their new location the Montezuma corral. There were fifteen teams, and vehicles, harness, etc, galore.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

F. B. Hogan has added to his cxten- siye business harness making and carriage trimming department, which is in charge of Carlos Yalen2uela, an experienced workman from Tucson; and now Mir. Hogan is prepared to turn out anything in that line with promptness and dispatch, and in the best possible manner.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

"Wednesday Reverend ] F. Corbin presiding elder of the Methodist church south, passed Nogales en route to Guaymas, where he will preach to- morrow. He will return next week and hold services at NogaIes next Sunday.
 Ferd keale, from the Ph0niN office of Wells, Fargo X Co.,, is the latest ac- quisition to the force of messengers or the Sonora railroad. He came Monday. Mir, Lowell has gone from Tucson to fill his place in the phTnix office.
The oasis., 1895-05-18

Monday Miss Gussic ilcyne. who has been visiting in Nogales couple of months. departed to her home in Co., chisc county. Miss Hcync has made many warm friends during her visit in Nogales who regret exceedingly to sec her leave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stoc
1iurEetS

Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Markets.
NEW YoEK, Feb l2.-Money on call easy at
it!a2 per cent, las, loan y; per cent, closed at
II per cent; Prime mercantile paper S!;ai per
cent. Sterling exchange dulI aud easier, with
actual business In baukcES bills nj 81 SS}.ai ssj.
for demand. Silver certificates Jgjsc bid. The
total sales OF stocks to-day were 1890 shares.
The share speculation today WAS duller With.
out important feature. Attic opening strong
tone prevailed. und the trading was fairly active
on reports from Washington that the Eepubll.
can members OF the house would support tho
gold bond bill. Under the impulse given By
this favorable news prices moved UP sharply IN
the first hall hour. Tho higher lrures Induced
rGaiEatlons. which caused partial reaction in
After midday the general market gave way
Slighily. but the pressure 10 sell was slight, aud
tue Innrsrt soon SteAdlcd Itself but a renewal OF
the yalcS 10 take profits sen: prices again down.
ward. and figures below yesterdays low poiut
were touched. The market closed heavy, except
for Northwestern. VIII lch In tho last sales rrcoy.
cred Y per cent. Compared with yesterdays
final sales tho closing prices OF to-day were very
Irregular. but n minority OF the shares dealt In
are IsAlis per cent higher, tho hitter III Inter.
Conduit aud Cordagc guaranteed stocks Chief
among the declines arc Tobacco | !, and Louis
vile aud New Albany preferred Il per cent. The
and no mntcrial changes were recorded, Tho
aggregate sales were SoG3.OO0
Government bonds easier 70. IS and st:ong
for IS.
StRto bonds dull
Railroad bonds heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

Sr1qs-Choioe sugar syrupS, &c; faucy urlps
&c; silver drips s!ci new crop New Orleans
nolaSlcs, cholcc. aSc; prime S6c; filr &c; mixed
good, New Orleans, 8OC; bakers good 2sc,
PrOrlIons-LnrgeS.C c. hams 0SSc; medium & G.,
hnms VIC; & G brcakfast bacon y c; 3. c, shout.
dcr 7,SG: sides 80: ordinary beef l3c; ham
dried beef iab.c; Enucklei iScafamlly mess pork,
ID pieces. sl6JO; bean pork, bblS,, SIG ~
Lnu-Pure refined, In fierce. ~; so ID tn,
SSc. Chicago lard. Ia tietcc., ,sb.c; 10 IN tins
pals, 10 lbs. y4c; tin pals. 70 lbs, ytTC.
Sa9ar--Cutoat I7gC; cubes attic; powdered
t,llc; granulAtcd standard Ale; standard cOnIuu.
TONERS 4 I9Sc; Columbia 4 g.y2G; standard
Windsor A S.9tc; American A dg!c; white extra
Z aS'c; extra Soici irnit sugar SCOc, refined
CoG@SGrcen conee-Fancy Golden Rio Nc
fancy green &c; choice gtecn "!!Ic; roasting
EtadeS?1Sc; Java eSigG; roasted lu paCGaEu'--
Arrow lilo sS"lc; Panhandle 2a29c; Arbuckls &
Co.'S roasted 2l.gJc: Hulk roasted IKE; Old Gov.
etnmcni Java osted BIC; Mocha anu Java SIC:
~ gEndc Rio &c.
feaJ-Youug Tyson, per ID. Sla'jc; ginpowier
DASH: imperial 40aijci Japan 2Sa71c; oolong ia
Soc; SOnChong .7a7Jc.
:, Cdadies-rSur. full weight loc; Paraiine, per
10, laliSSE; mould, per set, lOc.
iins1Gr-Choco cider. l!al 10 per gal; standard
city brands. lOallc Dor Galloni country lSa5c per
gal. as TO quality.
ChecSe-ls quoted as iobbIny at ilalilSc TOT
tcll cream: Sweitscr. l!5sal5c according TO quaI,
Piah-No MAckclel S0lbS $40 %: No. eI.
ira mackerl, y bblS.. new. 100 lbs, - 80; No. .
80 lbs, s. ~; No. 8. small. 90 20 Tor 30 lbs: No. 3,
large, 100 lbs. 500
SSsd,-TImothy s, % per bushel; clover. small
seed. 60 30
$dl-So. J, per Dbl. 81 o. extra per Dbl. 81 ~
dairy, Tue fyc-buhel sacks, 81 70 per sack.
Srod Corn-lic per 10.
Drsed Frpih-Eyaporated peaches. IA boxes,
ltc; eyapoRtcd beaches In bhGs, galUC.
Canned GJO,h-SiAudard J-lD. table peaches,
s! 90: pie peaches. JDs. 81 o.; pie peaches. 6lbS
500; No. tomatoes new S'cR:l W; corn. 81 ";
ID grade. . lbs. SIC; Strawberries, lbs. 81 10:
blackbcrries. " lbs. 81 TO- rasppcrfes, lbs,
81 10: datnsous lbs. s5c; luna beans. lbs,
9ocasl Is; cow Oysten. ID. light, TO- do Id,
full weight SIC; string beans. lbs, 75aoJc sue.
cotash. !. lbs. gOcasl Is early June peas, 81 50;
French peas. s. 75: MarroWfat peas, alba. 81 80
pIncapplcs. 81 80; gooScberrlcs. lbs. local o.
Wooden Hdre-No.l tubs - .; No. =, 81 -.
Nos. 500; !.hoop pals. 81 .; ShoOp. 81 Il;
single waShboatds, 81 50 double do. $50, Gu,
crimpcd double do. s. -; single. sos.
0l-Lard, western extra strained. 7jc: carbon.
water white. 7c 1892 &c: lj1'. &c; white miner,
best, JOci white miners No. :. igc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-13

Rods aud BIrtt--Glnsenz. dry, per h.. III d.
maud. s. O0a3 80; sasSHtras. bark. per h.. Sagc;
saSsAiras oil. per h., ilLSOc; May apple root, per
h., 6%ft1c: yellow root golden seal, per h. lSa
sOc: blood root, per IT,. 5aGc; Seneca snake roos.
per h.. free OF top, 3oaIjc; West Virginia suAle
root, per To-. 2jGi5c: pluk root, pc5 To- II re pa
sc; elm bark, per h.. &c; wild cherry bark,
per h.. 1?n31c
B>I,S-Primc new hand. picked medium, 81 Is;
prime new hand.plckcd. navy, 81 Goal Is.
washed; medium uuwashed l.alic; medium
washed l6al1c.
Iion,y-In the comb per H., lJalic.
ElJs-Country Ied LaIc p.r H.