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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30
oAes OF Alsbana Land and DeTel
epmert Co.
Nrtcsia. Niss. March lL lS95.

ArtCSla. Mss. MalCu ~ NV
Enrr0R BKAooN.-lt sfforded ire =
great deal OF pleasure to walk int"
your NsaRo,um sanologum' and shake
The hand .; The elilpr OF u at iar
oldest weekly psprrs in The South, au'i
ones whose every effort i 80 closely
identified with the development ot the
S,aih sHl Nuxnhee County. an'i
whose voice is 50 often heard in cheer
iag tcaes advocating the hidden re-
>ourees and uudsrrloptd country that
: open 10 immigration.
The Mobile Il Ohio Railroad through
It's Land Development the Ala
ISBd sud Development Co, des re
to encourage immigration sal settle
n.ta, in your county aud along the
liae OF its ro.i. and wish TO cooperate
with You and soar ciJlEcns Ia ac'"ml
piish this result. through the western
sni southern par: ui ynnr cunD'' VT
hSye several thousand OF acre. OF val
uahlc iimbercd land. which We arr
Offering On cheap and res'onshI'
terms, the timber alone on = great
deal Of is and is worth from $500 10
S..2tl per acre, su,l the land when
cleared is capable of = high state OF
cultivation. We also have some
cleared land and improved farms tor
ssle in Your county. on reasonable
terms, and will take pleasure in Civ.
ing any information TO any one con
re-ning them a great many OF the
Western and Northern people are
coming down here and some are al
ready in ronr m'rst and we should
not lose the opportunity OF locating
them among lls.
Very truly YOURS.
l.. L. HAWKINS.
Land Agt. Ariesia. Miss.
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Converting Salt Water Into Fresh.

According 10 the Revue Scientin.
qu,, Mr.. Pfstcr an Austrian engineer,
has discovered a curious property OF
the trunks OF trecs-that Of retaining
the aalt OF sea water that has filtered
through the trunk in the direction OF
the libers. Mr.. PGs,er miIizcs this
property tor obtaining potable wa.
ter for the use of ships c,ews. ~
.- 'aihs, 49, So oceh patented,
consists Of a pump, which sticks up
the sea water into a reservoir and
then forces il into the filter formed BY
the tree trunk, Assoun as the pres.
sue reaches from 1910 2.jatmospherc.
the waller is seen tat tho end Of from
one TO three minutes, according TO the
kind Of wood uscd) 10 make its exit
from the other extremity Of the trunk,
at first in drops and then in fue
sircsDIa. The water thus filtered ia
potable, having been freed from every
particle Of saline taste. The tree
III asure, Is fee, IN length, by
from s 10 6 inches in diameter,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30
Georgia Gov. Does = Bit Of Finaneier-
ing.

Atlanta, GA. March 2S-The COVER
nor Of Georgia has just completed $
BIZ OF huaneiering which has ahgered
many bankers. but which is likely to
prove = shrewd piece OF policy GU HE
part Georgia has the depository >vs-
IeIs. Tie Jsx money, Instead OF beias
ZEN direct 10 the ceuiral. treasury. :
paid to hanks dcsigUsled - state d.
pusiIOries. 1h,re are between thirty
au,l forty al ihc-e. The csisbii.huien;
Of The system was osisn,ihly to keep
the money ia circulation, tut. oi
course, the bank. have been The spec
.ai beu~cfciSries, the states money
furnishing in msny cases The resi-
working capital of the bauks. Gov
eruor Atkinson recently iuuul 4 stat.
ute authorizing him to secure Interest
TOR these deposits. This had never
been done before, but he put the
screws 10 them Until tie secured Iheil
signatures 10 4 contract 10 pay hire
after ? per cent per sunHm on dali,
balances. Two bank. only kicked
over the traces. One OF these had
nearly slW.1 600 Of the sia,e's money
deposit. II j. said = number Of The
bankers have announced their deter.
minaiion "oi- laying" for the governor
politically. So i-r as known only
Missouri gets interests on similar de-
Of the state, and that oul!. per
cent. This viii mean between So
GO sud $4,000 to Georgia each year.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

Mr.. EprToR:- Perhaps 10 period IN
the history Of our state were good
men more needed in the Legislature
than at tho present. The late code
prrcipi,sied upon our people rs The
result OF our new constitution 10 I'M
pericr, in all It's paris and needs re-
vision, rei:imniing, redrcsslng and
Topping off from alpha 10 omega
from beginning 10 end. To do this,
va mus, have good mcu who posse.s
opacity sufficient both to comprehend
the condition OF society aud the Ne
ccs,iiics and want. Of the body poll
tic. The frs, mcu Of the state are re-
quired for this work aul Noxube1
should not be behind her sister coun-
iics in selecting the talent most
capable OF performing the delicate aud
a.duous labor. Aud az a citizen OF a
state who feels an interest and a pride
IN her future welfare aud glory
aud 10 naturally interested in those
who shall Oil the most important place
in her councils, aud after consulting
The best men of the county on This
point the verdict 10 unanimously in IA
yor OF Hon. a. G. Boyle as our repre-
senisiive in the lower house Of the
next legislature. Ills philosophic mind
enables him to erapplc with problems
OF political economy and their effects
upon society, uninlucnccd by local
prejudice or Partially. lie knows
and undcrstdnds the wants aud condi.
lions, both Of society and politics aud
dis high character as a lawyer and de-
bn'cr will give him potent influence iu
shaping the policy Of the next legisla.
turc. While i, ia true that Mr.. Boyle
will have 10 make some sacrifices ia
order & T. 2n ssEy "a We pcsSSBIss II n 'Ai' IS np pa.
past with their confidence and patron
age; besides in an emergency like the |
present, We believe tho county aud
state have a right 10 claim the services
Of my u Of her citizens. Believing
this, without hcsilancy, VIC call on Mr..
Bogie TO allow ns The Use Of his name
MS n representative IN the Miss ssippi
Legislature. MANY CITIZENS.
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(lOMmissIONER,s SALE.

The State OF Mississippi, In Chan.
Noxubse County. cerv can.
7. Benton Williams, ct al.
NO. lI92, VI,
Mrs, Ella II. Patty, ct al.
ny virtue Of a decree rendered. Nv N.
Unancollor ~ the above STYLED cn"s. ~ we
ton !; the undersigned, Gu Wv :n ~ Eaca;
on opc aha Commissioner OF said Court, viii
i,t Day Of April, A. D. 1894.
oetween tbe hours OF ek.von o,rioci :,
ana : o'clock y. H.. seIl. at the vast a. ~.
Of mo Court House IN tina town n Nv y aoor
70 sa,n Noxubse County, to thu hirhs.i I ny
uer OF mdders, for cash tho G~olluw;"s p,u'
scrtbea !csl estate, situated in the ',o"o.
o. Noxubec, town Of Macon, in ihs sStoauIy
M'sshsipp1, to.wtf. The north ons .o,,, q
o. fractional blocks | and ., isss n,I 'ourtn
ysra; helms. tho homestead Of the Ia,. S Ro"
Dated this tho lat day of March
1870 z. T. DORROH, shsriT' ~
Special Commissions.
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Horns Mineral Water comas from
the earth Ia oil To purity. grandeur
and marvellous curative propSrties.
tits warranted for indigestion, skin
troubles, old sores, d~isrrhoos. Itch,
piles aud catnrrh.
All drnggis.s keep II. Apply 10 =.
W. Eckford. Aberdeen. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

Contractor Rnbush has just began
the erection OF a handsome residence
Tor Mr.. Edwin Memories. cashica of
tho First National Bank. The foun.
dalion OF This building has just been
laid. and with Mr.. Rnbush as superin.
tendept Of the skilled workineu en-.
gagged thereon, the work will be fin
jsied as toon as possible. The reel.
tlence will cost about $500, aud its
erection will greatly enhance the val.
ne OF real estate on the Highlands,
about The prctiicst residence district
IN the ci,y.-Meridian News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

Horns Mineral Water isa wonder
fui euro for indigestion. 1t IS war;
ranted for skin diseases. il is war.
ranted tor eczema, it is guaranteed
for old sorcs. nothing better. For
piIes il is a wonderful remedy. Send
10 DIR. j. W. Eckford, Aberdeen Miss.
For sale by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

Chamberlain. Cough Remedy gives
fii. bc.l .Htifacrion ot snv cough med
icinr | handle. and as a seller lead. sill
other preparations in this market. /
recommend il because it ia the best
medicine | ever handled tor coughs,
colds and Group. A. W. bALDRipdK.
Mhicrtyillc, H.. For sale by drug
ufsts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30
Oncc ofTHE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, c. ". Iloxs,c,

-, v,r - r,c,o.. WI. st. Pau. MIN, aa
Dear Sir-I have been a tobacco fend for many years and duru, L
years have smoked fifteen TO- twenty cigar. regularly every day. NJ shS1
.ortle time beng. at least. tried the so.called "Keeley. Cure Vat
various other remedies, but without success, until I Accldcnly learned o vJ
Curo." Three weeks ago to-day commenced using your Drsp,rMdor mi
consider myself completely cured am in perfect health. and The horrl."J
tobacco, which every invstcrate smoker fully appreciates, has comninsy
cousiacr your "Baco-Cuo' simply wonderful. and can fully recommeudGI
lurs very ruy, e v, BM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30
Saturday Mch 8 }. 1895.

For n Tine It looked as il there were
y, to- Int nnc candidate for stale
r-4.nrrr, Mr. Georgc. OF Meridian,
sut two oihrr a.pirsn,s have Hrnoun
rr4i within the lasI few l1!s. hrs-rs
i.nI AMI Walker. ,hc io-npcr raIhii
treasurer Of Ca-rol and the latter
.herifT Of Claiborne rouniv.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

lion II. ID. Money speaks IN MeF''
,tiss TO day. lie i. m advocate ofiie
free coinage of silver and his csudIGa'
sr is busc,, upon that idea.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

Meridian will yoie On The question:
oiis.uiug bonds to the amor Al OF sl0d
900 TO improve ths 'lrec,s shd side
Mnlk..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

a fanaiicnl Japanese sho, H. lung
Chang IN the face, aud tie attempted
n..s-s uaiiun viii operate greatly
s.a,b,i Japan aud in favor vi CHINA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

While waiting tor tho mail 10 DO
distributed Try M OF Robert Hay.
nie's best cigars.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-03-30

robert tsssu IL attic Telegraph Of.
Ace keeps the very best 5 and ~ cent
cigar 10 BE- had.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 4-Wheat huctuated
at a higher range to-day IMAM lOi SOME
time past The strength was well sus-
tanned from the opening until INC mar
trades were made. The bulls, however
were not satisfied with the gain that was
made. the feeling being that with tie
news received better showing, shouu
have been made. There was decrease
of If5ODO bushels In the visible supply
although a larger reduction was expected,
a decrease in northwestern elevator stochs
of 100 bushels and OF 1tiO01 busheIs IN
the English visible supply, Inc amount
ON ocean massage increased 100000 BUSH
els The Prairie Farmers flgures on me
amount still I'm farmers hands Q6S.OOoVoO
bushels) was discredited by some peoPie;
while others viewed the matter as not
improbable There was considerable sell
ing of short wheat one professional put
ting out quite line a comparison 81
visible stocks at the present uine WI
those of the corresponding week or ls33-
the wear that CuJahy attempted 10 COT
ner the market-shows that they are 90
OOO bushels less now than then, may
wheat opened from 5ihq14t2c, adVah,s'
to 55a55l<c., closing at 54"i@o4kc, hlshef
than Saturday; CASH wheat was Hrlh anu
he. per bushel higher. M
1t was very duh in corn to-day; Inc
changes kept within close boundarles,
prices not being affected by the bullying
tendency of wheat, to great extent
Spcculators. finding prOmpter ACTON IN
wheat were disposed TO neglect lhis
gram, the QtStitiOl btsiS -
The visible supply showed an increase
Of 707 900 bushels, and the amount On
ocean passage was 10000 bushels more
than on last Monday. May corn opehed
at 4f7kc.. sold between f4S4 %; ahu
axe, closing at 44Isc. bid, shade uhaer
Saturday. Cash corn was hrm at UNI
changed prices. Receipts at western
points were 2S5,O56 bushels; shipments
- 40i bushels. 10, 18th ,,orl,-
oats cling to one quotation win mark
ed tenacity to-day, rarely getting much
higher or lower. The inactivity sbo OF corn
frSSc,ionaI less from Saturday forMay.
The visible supply decreased lSo oVO pusn-
els, Cash oats were firm at oa'''u"!
prices. 80. for sol,
with any degree of liberality To-Day ana
The scalpers, by bidding freely VIII
doubtful desire 10 buy, succeeded III S Tharo
fishing some advance in prices r nere
was an irregular tone 10 the NV hog mar
ket so that the influence usually ne-
rived from that quarter. was lachIhs'
The close was l7lsQ20c. higher man S s
iirday for May pork, 5@71ac. higher ior
MAY lard and ~. higher for May rips.
Domestic markets stronger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-05
ynv nv BtNDERsON COUNTY.
Two Man win Probably Die-Mf' Sher"""
4. r-onhLn Again.

.,,Yr1,rrJ,E N C. March Especial.
Nou,o Of a probable tragedy has Just
raached here from Henderson county.
Tba trouble originated over a STOCK Id"
'laction which was being held at fruit
land that county. Two men, ha'neu
Southers and Rhoades, received wouhus
from which they will probably dle' One
was shot three times ana the o'nel
stabbed in many places. Farticuiaie arc
meagre. ...ooa
10 two years on the road by Judge jules
In the criminal court here, for criminal
uhel and afterwards pardoned by Gov
ernor Carr, is in trouble again. lie was
arrested Yesterday for embeZzlement COM
mftted I'm Morristown, Tenn. Where ne
has been lately engaged in the beer busi-
ness and put in jail mere, III
default of bail TO await tne
perfection of requistion papers MS
counsel have applied for his release on Il
writ of habeas corpus. and the hearing
win probably occur before Judge ROD
inson. at Marshall, to-day
There seems to be some considerable
opposition In Asheville 10 the proposed
cancellation OF $4,000 worth or unsold
IMPROVEMENT bonds, bill for which
nurpose has recently been introduced In
u
Patton. who is now in Raleigh, trying TO
get through that body important amend
ments 10 our city charter.
The annual meeting OF the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
was held here two days ago. DR.. A. NJ.
Ballard was elected president for the en-
suing year: Fl. N. Lockwood, vice-presi-
dent: Walter S. CushpIan, secretary and
treasurer. l.. p. McLoud. George I.
Davis, r. VI. Garrett, Miss Helen NJ.
Lewis. ]. 8 Reagan, n. N. Lockwood
and Walter s. Cushman are the board
Of managers.
1t is reported here that Congressman
Crawford, upon his retirement. VIII re-
sumo the practice Of law IN Waynes-
Vile, in association with George II.
Smathers, Esq.
The management OF the Asheville Ii
brary Association have decided 10 keep
the library open during the evenings,
much to the delight OF the reading pub
lie.
The weather became threatening again
Yesterday afternoon. and Asheyillians
were on the lookout for another blizzard,
but to-day it.is balmy and spiing-iike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 4.--F1our quiet and
firm; winter wheat, low grades, l.OOq23O'
fair TO fancy, S2.3ju275; patents $2.OOH3i
Minnesota clear S2.2Jd2. 90; patents, S3.25
(4.15; low extras, SlUQ2.3O. Southern
flour quiet and steady; common TO lair
extra, Sl.90n2. -; good TO choice, $2.oOg
3.25
wheat firm with options; No. . red
store and elevator J9aJ94c.; afioat, GOA0
tic: ungraded red, 5I462c.; options more
active and irregular. opening hrn ana
advancing %QAcp rallied hq&c" closing
firm at - over Saturday; No 49,. rec, REQ
GO4c.; August GpSc.; September Gle;
December, 63aic.
Corn dDll but strong; scarce; No. Q
49kc elevator, jDEH03sc. afoat;, IN
a4g5sc: no 3, 4SllN49i3c.; options were
dull. firm and nc. firaer; March. 4SAc.;
May, 49c. July, IbEc.
oats steady; options steady, but dun
ana irmcr: March. ;E3Lc.; May, 33kc.;
spot No. 3. 339Sc.; No. > white, 3Ilg
INC; mixed western, 33fnIJc.
Hay-ChoiCe steady, shipping, jOg55c.;
good 10 choice, IOU tJc.
Wool firm and fairly active; domestic
fleece, 1jNl9c.; pulled. l2l33c.
Beef quiet; extra mess, S7.JOaS. .; beef
hams wanted and trmer at SllQlI.JO;
tierced beef dun; city extra, India mess,
Cut meats firm and in fair demand;
picked bellies. j"smj%c.; shoulders, 4l2u
44lc.; hams, laQoAc.; middles steady
short clear, csc.
Lard quiet and stronger, western steam,
500: city, SG2j0G37Ia; March. $G.U,
nominal; May $500; refined quiet and
hrmer: Continent, S71j; South America,
$50; compound. S5.31l2ujJO.
Pork active and frmed; mess, Sll2J9l2.
Butter-Large receipts and weak: state
dairy. 1ONl9c.; creamery, old, l2qltc.;
western dairy, SHQl3c.; creamery, new,
14d2Oc.; Elgins, De.
Cotton-seed oil dull and unsettled; yell
low prime &c do. choice, 26l2c.
Petroleum nominal; Washington, BAL
refs; New Nork. 81; in bulk, 81. Refined
New YORK $500; Philadelphia, $50; do.
in bulk. S375H3.S0.
Rosin OF let and firm; strained, common
TO good Sl.4Jdl,O. ..,.
Turpentine quiet and firm at 3312q3ic.
Rice i'm far demand and firm, domes-
tic. fair TO extra, 4l4G6c.; Japan 4Aa4lYc.
MolasSes-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open-kettle, good to choice, 2SqjSc.;
firm and fairly active.
Peanuts steady -
Coffee steady; March, Sl475Gl4, 50; May
Sl4 f0dl44 49, June Sl440; July, Sl4.55;
September, S14.AOd1445; October, Slt.4oG
i 40: December, 81 20; spot RIO dull Dut
steady; No. T. Sl6.G.t2.
Sugar-Raw firm and fairly active lar
refining 1l-16c.: refined quiet ana hrm;
standard A, 13-1GG4c.; cut-loaf and
crushed, 4 7-lGq42sc.; graduated l5-loe
Freichts to Liverpool quiet and steady;
cotton, by steam, 7-6id.; grain 212d ask
ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-05
CENTRAL STAIE hOyPIf1J.
Number Of Improvements Contemp plated.
COckadr CITY Chnt


PETERSBURG, VA, March 4-SpeciaI
Petersburg Typographical Union, No. Is.
held its regular monthly meeting to-dav
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing term President, w r Learn :.
Niee-President, b. 5. Turner; Recording
and Corresponding Secretary, Thomas 81
Verrell, Financial Secretary. William
h. Owen and 3. s. Turner.
Rev; IL. w. Battle. ID. D.. pastor OF the
Fist Baptist church, In this city. received
telegram last night announcing the Sc
rious illness OF his mother who is now
in Baltimore under treatment al Johns
Hopkins Hospital. DR.. Battle eft for Ills
mothers bedside this morning.
A quantity or muriatic acid exploded
this morning at the Norfolk and Western
depot. slightly iniuring Mr. John Tltmus.
Washington-Street Methodist church,
preached a sermon on gambling last
night. In the course of his sermon DIR.
Starr took occasion TO say that ne had
been informed that policy was being
carried on in Petersburg, and that many
OF the young men who protested CONVEX
SIGN at the revival OF last year were
engaging in the play.
Tie executive committee of the Central
State Hospital viii hold its next regular
monthly meeting at that institution on
Thursday rext for the transaction OF
routine business. A full meeting OF the
board OF directors of the hospital will
be held next month. At this meeting IT
Is probable that some action will be taken
looking To the erection OF cottages on
the grounds for the use OF the officers
OF the hospital and their families. Tie
matter has been before the board for
some time. out SO far no final action has
been taken In the matter. Ii Is said that
a hospital for the sick patients is very
much needed, as now the sick and we'll.
with a few exceptions. occupy the same
rooms.
morning about o'clock and continued
without intermission until O'Clock that
day. The ground was covered to a depth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-05
ToRACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, March J, lS9J
No offerings of tobaccos at auction on
PTiVafo sales reported 10 the Secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day
Wrappers, l hOgshead; hllers, - cutters,
A. smokers, ?; sun-cured, T. purIeyS' O.
leaf dark, y; Tugs dark, .. Total, 90
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS Bright, Is hOgsheadS; DARK
81 hogsheads, tierces. ReinspectiohS-
Bright. 20 hogsheads; dark. hogsheads
Myers ChenshaWs Davenport :, rant
ers', Seabrookc's, Allegheny, Shelburhe
and ShOckOe tobacco warehouses Iepo'I
to-day: Receipts, 10 packages DELIVERIES
Is packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city of Richmond, Va, To-
day: Cigars and Cigarettes, A9oy'i9' pug
to6accos 81. G57.56. Total $6,GDOJ.
The usual break of loose toDaccos III
the Southern for tomorrow.
First sale at the StOneWall tomorrow.
Some good working tobaccoS ana DIlshIs
4 fine break Of farmers tobaccos at
Shelburne's warehouse for tomorrow
II is reported that the Italian regie
contract Will be let on the I'D Of March'
1So5 for about 500 hogsheads of the A,
- and c grades. Type samples not yet
The Petersburg Record, of SATURDAY
March 2 1885, says: The exports OF hailu-
featured tobacco from this city during
the month of February assIesaleu
4lS O9O II pounds. The following VIII snow
the movement of tobacco during lhG PdSl
week at the various wa az e,G Wcst HI a
Receipts. 90: loose. 2,2ib, Moore STE
CENTS. y: loose, 42,S15. Centre-Rece
20: loose. Is 9S5. Oaks-Recelpts' ~; l0OScc'
~ 800. Total-Receipts, ~; loose. S 7,yio.
Total inspections rom the hrst OF CGIo-
ber. 1894, to February p, 1888. same tiile
last year. LOO. o ~ go
port the Lynchburg tobacco nldrhel COZ COZ
ne week ending Saturday, March ?, 1872
az Sales iHl5O for week ending February 2. lSS5,
a2S 100 mounds; sales for week enu-ns
March ?. 1895, 6i45p peui55GSfs ioo no,,nds.
sales from October /. 1894, to March :,
iSoS Ie9 800 pounds; sales from OctoDer
1894 to March 2, 1894, ., iSo'ew pou''ua'
Decrease for lSl4-lS9o, Iva, ~ p9ut'O9f iron,
Tbe market this week, TO judge IRON,
rennrts gathered from the farmers, WOMB
he indeed. classed as very huJtuas sni5
one Several OF the farmers MY .6av
were well pleased, and claimed tll ina, b Nm
,rot from one 10 three dollars per nun, uiI
80 suoa edI,once over sales made carrier
in the season The larger nuIhpeI, ny
ever. were much dissatisfied ana .ho1 -
the market much lower III Is tiue u,,Iv
some lots were knocked out AT eNceSui"S -
Jo,p hids whereas others went laI "
,ond all expectations. The SAFE Oh 81!
Soiip9 Grrington's crop attracted much at
5 g. ~ "a His Jugs sold for $50; medium
ZEN Sio 20 s1s and his long at sl7 and
s sfaf "a "A Al an average of over 81 we
would say 1t still pays 10 raise too aTer;
~ ,oe;,nsnives TO produce such stock. II Is
ieft TO a few new settlers in, AppomaattoS
and Bedford counties to produce men r,n To-
od ,r,ces MIR NJ Abenheim, OF New
S Tork was visitor on the breaks last
tuesday. and 4 close observer OF Values
and quality of eff, rings -. rohoooo
No visitors registered at the Aopae00
Exchange to-day