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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-16
BRANDON RANKIN COUNTY,, MISS THURSDAY APRIL l6 1903

distressing thoughts to my mind.
After beating out rye for few
hours a fellow had some difficulty in
shedding his shirt; the ''stickers'
would go through his homespun shirt
and stick in the skin. SCOT Lovegood
shirts, fresh from the hands of his
miss Betsy was not to be compared
to it. s'Soots' shirts, it is true,
brought off some hairs and skin, but
this stuck the shirt to the boy. How
ever, we took it all right, and did not
complain much; we did mot want to
discourage the senior partner of the
firm, and like "Whistling BILL in
his western pexloits with tho Indians,
though they caught him and drove
eleven railroad spikes through his
stomach and he could not change
shirts for month, he never told his
father, giving as a reason, that he
did not want to worry the old man. y
Next | speak of the tobacco crop.
OF course, our people could not procure
the best "Cavendisn, ssHamponeo
or ''Liquish,' but hal to contend
with Mr. Worm, with his horney head
and tail. For the soatheIn tobacco
plant, good cowpen land. which ought
to have been put to better use, was set
in tobacco plants, and large stalks and
Iaavac xuora oroxu, Tbop ot n ,,ro,,or
time, after ten thousand worms had
been destroyed, the tobacco was cut
and hung OH sticks, in some outhouse
until thoroughly cured, then on wet
days we would stem and twist it into
twists from to - inches long; would
some times press it into square boxes,
or hollow gums, and when ready for
use it was chewed, smoked, Eand made
into snuff and was used freely, produ-
cling headaches, splitting and sneezing,
and longing for the war to close.
But to go back to our living. AS
we planted no cotton, but most all
corn, we had lots of hog and hominy !;
hog meat was plentiful for where
''corn abounds, meat doth much moro
abound. Now, hog killing day at
our home meant something good to
eat. The master of assemblies
would on the day before have hauled
lot of good pine to heat tho water,
and summons in number of tbs
boys, and arrange long pole from
one tree to another with a fork un-
gambling sticks, etc. Now when all
things were ready, we obeyed the an
cient command, giving Oh the housetop
Of Simon, the Tanner, y rise Peter.
kill and eat, and by the "shank' of
the evening there would be hanging
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from II to Is fat hogs, nicely dressed,
on that long pole. Then next day,
however, was the great day of the
feast. Spare ribs, brains, ch.ttlings,
and later came the souse. But right
here let me tell you about this souse
business. The meat was fat and the
red pepper at hand, and when we'll
mixed and made into souse, and you
took ON a little too much, and your
stomache disputed the measure, and
getting immediate returns from below,
we'll you would decide that your in
ternal world was on fire from socks to
hat band, and it you did not, like
Job, curse the day of your birth you
would curse the combination Of pig
and pepper, and wish all tho hogs
had drowned in the ''sea of Cali
lee, and all the pepper was con-,
verted into foxtire. Our southern
women were always armed with
sage and red pepper, they strung
it i'll kind of zigzag trailing pos
ition on the wall, and had it ready
for any emergency. This brings to
my mind little incident that occur
red with my good old father. He
would smoke his pipe at all hazards,
and he could not SEQ very well, and
on this occasion my mother had been
engaged in stringing red pepper. After
cCmpll ting her stTingins, she SWEPT the
loose pods toward the fre, and they
were mixed with the ashes on the
hearth. Now my father as he was
want, took notion to fire his dirt
musket, which he had loaded with
home made" tobacco, of the dirty
twist variety, took the tongs and plac-
ed one of the aforesaid red pods upon
his pipe, and heaved at the other end
of his stem, but she would not go off.
'Zounos, what is the matter with my
pipe Y He drew out the stem, blew
through it and put it back, and ap-
piled the red pod with thessame result.
Suffice, it to say that young America
was rolling with perfect side splitting
delight, but at a safe distance, you
may be sure. But to go back to the
hog killing, this scribe was in full
fellowship with the hog, from tail to
rooter. Sausage making consisted in
the cutting the meat up very fine, AMI
stretching q section of pigie's bowels
over a bent whiteoak split and stuff
ing the meat in with the fingers, of
course red pepper was added till the
sausssa eater had q warm reception
at meal time. Between hog killing
and the time for cutting out the meat,
/
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In this department there is some
excellent values you will have to
see to appreciate. Don't miss the
opportunity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
is DECLARED
NOT GUILTY
Nelson Acquitted on Charge
Of Murder Of Thomas
WhIleIndn.

After about two hours OF careful do
liberation. the Jury In the HenrIco County
Court yesterday afternoon brought In a
verdict Of not guilty In the case Of John
Nelson, charged with the murder of Thos
Whlteman,
The accused was ably defended by Mr..
Ryan, who have scored somewhat OF a
record In securing In two important cases.
tried within as many days, yerdicts Of
acquttal The plea was self-defense.
cutting, which resulted In the death Of
Whiteman, and the statement OF tho
prisoner WAS the only one available on
this point, lie declared that Whittunan
him, and that In defense of his life he
was forced TO cut the man The CaA.,-
monweulth commended that there was not
sufficient proyocation to justify the as
During. the entire trial Mrs, Nelson sat
behind the bar beside her husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. c4.-The cotton market
opened steady at q decline OF 0 points to. an
advance Of ! point, bnt almost Immediately
showed weakness, breaking sharply under
further liquidation and bear pressure. encour
aged b. tho weakness of Liverpool cables the
generally clear Gather over the belt, e1pectn.
Hons OF further increase In the movement and
reports OF cotton headed here from the South
fsr delivery on nearby contracts. Tho early
decline was led By September and October;
resistance to pressure, but yielded With the
previous night at 1l.24. sold down to l1,1o;
list showed declines ranging from SOFA points
At this level there was demand for covering.
and reactlonary tendency was promoted BY es.
timnt ties for receipts at Tomorrow lendlns
points calling for amounts somewhat lower than
expected. IT was also argued that some better
ment would DO ma tural after the recent severe
breaw, and there seemed to be good demand
for December and January under elae. The re-.
suit was an upturn. which carried prices BACK
to about last nights finals, but as the reports
from Southern spot markets began TO come III,
reporting general declines. the selling Increased
again, and In the late session the lnarset rulea
very weak, particularly for October which sold
down to O.43, closing at that 6gure. et
The market was finally easy net 0a2o points
lower; September HOP or net 10 points lower.
Sales, SEQ, 900 estimnt ted bnleh representing an
active days business. Sentiment during the en-.
tire session was nervous and thsre was con.
siderable excitement. particularly during the
afternoon decline.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
EUROPEAN TRADE AFTER RAPPA'
HAMMOCK APPLES,

Mr., L, G, Greenway. general agent OF
the fruit exporting film Of D. a. O'Kelly
& Co., OF London. and No. 70 Park Place
Nov York, was In Culpeper last week on
his way to Rappahannocls In the interest
Of his firm as to the apple outlook. This
firm had last year the largest single con.
sIgnment that has ever como across from,
the growers to the London market viz;
ono boat, the Minneapolis, with 340O
barrels. Two years ago Mr.. Greenway
handled constituents through Liver
4 II. Wood. John Keyser ami John r.
Miller the well-knoWn apple growers OF
hack l to states he That his p firm
sh ppers from $500 to $3.50 per bar-c
FOR early fruit. The firm OF n. "A. t0lSely
& Co. we're selected by Tho United stares
government, as well as the Tasmunian
government OF Australia, and thu Peach
Growers Association, Of Georgia, to
handle experimental shipments on the
Foreign markets. SO that any goods con-
signed to this house bid fair to nirst with
satisfactory results culpeper Exponent,
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&c. net lower. May closed at SAKE; septem'
bcr. s29sc.; December s2Ae e.. o,.,o, ,rxo,
was at drst affected BY prospects ior Tor. warn 4,
weat Their. Ralying for t line With wnca ~, ~
again became heavy under nquioa s1ossa an NJ
5i%e.; September, 5ayc.; ;pDeesmler' 62Ac'
B,cepFirm. cut Meats-Steady. Lard
Easy; Western steamed. $500: reilned: eas y.
Continent, $500; compound $a.i2Hs 30
$l475@l55O. Tallow-Dull;; :, :, Ros!n-stssaay;
conee-rhe market for coffee futures opened opened
steady at a decline OF ga 10 points under rather
disappointing European cables The marK e,
after its hrst decline ruled fairly steaay un ~
near the close when offerings esss sdd hs
points lower. rs, 1880 bags Spot RIO
TGuiet: No invoice, 5 Slice; mild. steady
sugnr-Raw, firm; refined. hrm. hiee--f i ~
Butter-steady; extra creamery. q vs.; STATE at.
dairy, 15@2oc. CheeseIFi1m; S1n'e' ,vhit n
ii NC Egcs--Quiet: State and Pennsy iva 20 ma
'AT Potu toeIstcady; Long Island siG2@ds7;
Jersey sl.5oM1.75; Jersey sweets. S..oon ~:
Pennnts-stcady; fancy handpicked !. ~ no -.
other domestic. 494kc cabbages-.Steea6nS , e1'
G Ts,ts Psr steam 1G1 SSH lsc
CH1CAGo O.. ILL; Sept. 24.-Wheat was STEADY
to crul early, but turned weak and closed VIII
December Il c. lower. Corn unsettled. but 1ne
Ate market was very weak. December finished
1sxc under yesterday. Oats ruled WEAK anu
closed Is c. lower, with provisions down lo s' -
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MURPHY MAKES REPLY
Leader Of Tammany Thinks Mcclellan
a S'rorg Candidate.
49, Try Associated Pressl .o

NEW YORK. Sept. 24,-When tho
statement. made yesterday by Hugh Nc
Laughln, leader of the Kings County
Brooklyn) Democracy, was shown to
Charles II. Murphy. leader Of Tammany
Hall Mr., Murphy made the following
statement;
"Mr, Mclaughlin, whom i respect very
much, is certainly entitled TO az express =
many Hail. ever recommend the candi,
dacy OF any man who would stand for
graft or any kind Of dishonesty.
cleiian, In my opinion is as strong a
candidate as any Of the geniths s nra sn9
time, and II nominated and eleoted Won
There i 70 aopb s.l II my t %na that hat
10 Democrat need hesitate ia support,
il the City Democratie n GsofGnyertis9 On.
mayor, TammaKy Hall will haye a grene
majority Of tho delegates, Manhattan and
the Bronx having more votes than Brook,
ivu. Ouaans and Eichmond combined.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. "a 1903:

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes, Norfolk. mercha o.
disc and passengers. old Dominion line
Steamer Pocahoutas. Ora YES james River land.
ings and Norfolk. merchandise aud passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Maud, Clifford James River, wood, A.
Blacker.
coal Crump and West Co.
Schooner Bill Nye Robinson, Baltimore.
canned goods.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Mae, Kitchener. james River. light.
Barge ]. A. O'Brien. Gray, Norfolk. Va,
boilers.
PORT OF WET POINT. SEPT. "a. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
Elm city, Haynes. Mattaponi River landings
passengers and general cargo.
81 III SAILED
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. "a, 1908
T'. ARRIVED FgE SUPPLEMENTARY
Schooner ]. Sawyer, Old Point.
Schooner Martha p. Small Boston. H
SAILED
Schooner James Boyce, Salem.
Schooner Cora r. Cressy. Boston.
% ..
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Wall Street Gossip.
fsnecial to Tho TImes.Dispa tch.

(specIal to Tho Times .Dispa tch.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Ths stock market
weak snd Lowe cn The .5 se ower
quotations from London Traders were beartsh.r
Soweyer,= selling stocks rather freely on the
ss.ief II that many .h pas, w 81 The m.rEe
Tne Que rcdeeming feature Of the very weak
opening was the DEVELOPMENT o. oaa-iot ouy .ns
40. and to Judge By tho spedalhes In such
Sasin. IS the Investment demand Is again fac.
4 ii pittsburg and philadelphia were both sup.
posed DO sellers Of stocks and the wsande,'
B.moss ana one Nalfas ,na n Reotstn
vas sympa thetieally lower, and the effect was
felt IN Pennsylvania.
oa Tn iron - Indicated FDs iO b. Age
eteei stocks e and perhaps Influenced sell
stsel common. and it was noticeable that rumor:
CO Companies pie Came largely from that source.
'Amalgamated Copper was heary; lower %, on
tho failure Of The 1empt o. thc Nv. S nS
\ no symr I.hy from Europe, where trade aenti.
ment IL rather bearish: and the Standard O,l
q neonle do not seem to DO encouraging any bull
srEAp1np n FIRST .1 nE f1,5. !, \. 49, hon,
there was evidence OF stock for sale wherever
thc market was broad enough to tnke It, Trad
/ IN were still b<arish, and although they were
merely operating for moderate turns, they d!d
not hesitate to put out stock on very moderate
yallies.
especially Metropolitan. was depressing, az the
nostjon OF the various traction pools forced
10 iiouidatlon tho past tow months has been
source OF anxiety. The Metropolitan selling
.rt. Of tho ,1st that sbses0
~ the dividend ga
There IL some reason to think that a fairly
large bull account In American Sugar. has been
Houidated in the recent past ana that there Is
more stock to come. although the worst Of the
selling for that account q probably over. s IN
The market showed yerv little rsllvlr> rowsr
an to noon and after, l'thongh there was IN.
Gnuhtediv q good drs, Of western short selling
and professional preEsure generally. 4 good
deal Of tho realizing looked like Liquidation.
with reference to the report that r. ], Tay,
lor and compnny's collateral hsd been IN PR.
q llandstion = I. least certain t ths
which they had pothing whatever to do. H.
Content Is said to have charge Of their opera
II wns hoped that the weakness In cotton
ike Louisville and Nashville and Southern
long stocks. The Inuisvir and Nashville sell.
in9' was good md was urdrrstocd to c'me from
neopie who won't he fairly well posted on tho
sians OF the Atlantic Coast Line control.
TIE msrtet stesdied a little in the last half
\our, but. ~ not rally much Perhaps the worst
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Closing Showed Resumption
Of Demoralized Tone.
NO NEWS 10 E EXPLAIN |. 1T
Trouble Is Not With Money Condition s.,
a. Rate CONTINUES Low for Those
.a5 Who Can Borrow-3onds Weak
In Sympathy With Stocks.
nv Associated Press.)

NEW rokK, september sI.-The steek
o enc II to-day. Prices. crumbled away first
Z ~ 1esu l 81 TIC tons OF demora!Iza.
Of 'n Jul yU The 81 break il Il sriees was u.
ss@s 1e5 tx 1n xyoos ssd
oouraged traders. The relief measure Of
the United states Treasury anneurc css
Do. readily available to the money mar a.
ket was ,usad BY the, traders On the
Ptsck Exchange I. insinuts dark g rS;ss
bil.ties undisc!oscd IN the ssuatior NV mr."
81 relief The air was full Of runners Or. q
.'somethlng 6verhangins the m az ss.
piligent inquiry IN the pSnkines ,,. En- =.
discose a any d detln!;e nfo!m ton :. ths
nnysterlous something, The persistent
and urgent character, OF the selling. how H:
ever, gave force to the rums rs,. Ann S III
Tho futility. Of the treasury Telei mos
ure to afford comfort to holders o. So
curlties as we'll as the prsy,a, llne ,n ~
e sasH ~ that oni tsreable nos wss The
money conditions. Those who can ssr ~
money at ali can borrow It on reasena,si e
terms This pon1s b benE rereed ns
liquidation are those who cannet bsr 81:
row money on any terms, at least fsr
employment IN tho protects ~ niS'
TAI kat some one 81 tho ias g houses
which have carried !ong-stnfnd,ilm NM. z. ~ 20
respona to REPEATED CANS Is additional !. IN,
margins. and have been selling eut s Some
s ts preferred. which was the sensation
OF the days market was SAID to De a.
ton tIso OF and tho increasing frahkness Of
the admissions as to tho contraction N
g IRA t weakness Of this stock: The
downward plunge In United states s1ce
wh here il closed at not loss Of IL.
Losses ran to nbout points N Bat ~
more and Ohio. Reading. Union Fac nc,
and st. Paul, which were among: the most
acutely affected. Losses q to over
points we're quite general throughout the
fist. The market closed active and weak
Bonds wero weak in sym apathy with
stocks. Par value, 2.76o. 90.
United Sta tes rs declined IL per cent
Tota sales OF stock s44,5oo shares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. Pa
TrURPENTINE-Firm at $780,. receipts, 40
253 barrels. ! Crude Turpentne-Firm at sag
$50; receipts. 90 barrels. Tnr-Firm at $1.So;
receipts, o. barrels.
Steady at 5cT.; receipts. $50 casks; sales, 1853
casks; exports. 20 casks. SRosin-.Firm; re.
ceInts / .0O4 barrels; sales 4s4 barrels; exports,
CHARLESTON, S. q, Sent a.-TURPBN.
TINE-Nominal Rosin-Steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. 81 Sept. 24.,-PEANUTs-
Formers market quiet Fancy. 3]sc;; strictly
ish. per bushel. s7kc.
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 24.-PEANuTs--
Spanish. oo@D21hc. Market firm. stock light
and few being offered virginia's. nc. Tor
fancy; market steady. a.
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cotton, steady; mlddllng, 11.4o; net receipts,
ssa bales; gross, eoss bales; sales, le25 bales;
stock, o2,178 bales. :,
Total to-day at all seaports-,Net receipts. 81,
to the ointment. 900 bales; stock i,As4 bales,
Consolida ted at all seaports-Net. receipts.
1ei.es4 bales; export to Great Britain, ls,i s1
balesi to France 1900 bales; to the ooat9'
Total since September LIST at all seaportH-Net
reeeints. sll,lsc bales; export to Great Hrltain,
g. NJ eals ss i b sfsnss
NEW oRLnAEs, La, Sept e4.EcoIToM.
s W.. ySEy quiet priees for ,pa
days, the offerings from the same source to..asy
wsEe te hsral Hs from 0h Sewe ,Saa
hat but few buyers we!e found even At .h those
s asHans and buyers claim that. they can
huy middling below board prices It they he ,a
thc orders Sales, 1850 bales includlRg 300
bales arrive aesio9s rsd4ssd v M v..ter.
days s.. close 10 septemher Vas IS points lower,
and the balance Of the list 4Ge points lower.
Prone.taking BY shorts steadled tho market
and carried Prices to within a point or TWO OF
f hold Under s,es ss s,ssS sssf so nc
Weather. heavy receipts and the weakness o.
spots . Consequently about noon prices besaa
to recedn. the decline continuing to the cl5sp,
With slight fluctuations, This net losses TOR tho
day were. septcmber. o.. October u, Soysm'
ia; oetoher. e.s2no rs; oNyember 9 2a@eas;
December, a,2sdo,24; January. 0.2Td0.9si Feb
ruury, o.9o1e,s1; March. 0,e5Mo.s7,
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK Sept 24.-Buyers are operating
with care, and although there is a slight dis.
position to shade prices on certain lines yet
Buyers are operatlr9; With the idea that the in
auerces of the nav crop may have detri-
mental effect on the level Of the piece goods
i.nf--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
HARRY T. METZ ARRESTED
Charged With Embedding Money from
His Employers.
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)

CHARLESTON. 'FlANAWtIA CO.. W.
ty-flye years, formerly OF Roanoke, Va.
local manager OF the Charleston Granite
and Marble Company, Of this city, is In
jail here charged with embezzl!ng lie.
tween three and four hundred dollars Of
Metz disappeared some time ago and
was found short in his accounts. He
was located several days ago at Eewpor.
XIV Reoulsition papers We're placed in
ia hands Of local officer, who went
to Newport to-day and returned W tn
his man man, Metz admits having taken the
money. tassgs s
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Northern Pacific 90 i................'... 7oN
No,,o,t .nd western cor. 4s............ ooN
oregon Short Line a. and Partio........ 50.
psnn,,,van,a cow. shs................. ebA
n.nh11a 1 rsnnroi I'd ....i.,........,.. 94h
al n. and Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 11oN
ST. Louis and San Fran: e. H......'... 81
s..he..J 4 t. + ine "a .,....,.,..,,.. 10 81
ss E.,nrn nsa,nn a. =. ...,,...,,, 1914
ssatner N, R P,.'ss Its g liz
Tniedo SIT land western 4s........ 10
1, "tero' pscjac 1s... 0oh
Union Pacific conv. A .................. 90 a
~: % o. o ots. ~ ia
Wsbash nch. f,s 5sN
yvheoi,np md Lake Erie "a .............5 8+1a
M, ~ ~ IL, rartrn1 nd 3....,,,,.,..... 50
II. md o., collateral trust 4s............ %
vir.inia. caroiina ChemIcal Co. com. 80. 22N
y,, - ia Coroiina chemical Co. pfd. 49,. o.
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feature was the entire absence Of neTs to lex,
r.nnraiIy regarded as satisfactory money and
CROP conditions. Floor traders covered shorts q:
10 a moderate extent. but apart from tn1s
ther4 was no buying OF any lupor 1auIe' 3A
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept, a4,-FLOuR--Neglec
and easter. RYE Eour-steady, cornmeal--
easier; No. rcd, SObc. On
rum n RS ii big export orders, in, the market
wheM ruled drmer OF q slight advance, Aftes
midday, however, 1t gaye way unaer pear
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e. NE OLDEST
he CHEAPEST cfSH GRO,
Gerry STORES IN THE CITY.

Best American oranulated sugar,
Lion Coffee, -pound papers .,........ 90:
Sour Pickles, gallon 2oo
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps, per pound 4411ssc.
: Carolina Rice, per pound. DO.
Small California Hams, pound. &c..
8 bars Octaeon. Shape Soar for...... csc.
Pure Cider Vinegar gallon 2oo.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen..... 12c.
Best City Meal, per peck..... &c.
or, busheI Y; 7 20
Mixed Spices, for picking, pound. -. .2oc.g
Best Cream Cheese, pound. ........ 1oc.
ArbuckIes' Arlosa Coffee, pound $50. $40
Brown Sugar, pound 10
No. I Timothy Hay, hundred s5c.,
Root Beer (nake s gallons) q bottles. &c.
Good Lard, pound, &c.; or 8 lbs for. Csc.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. ......... LOG.
Gbson,y xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar Ia AN
~ PEPPER Old Brands Whisky, bottle. .75c.I
3.pound Jars Homemade Preserves &c.
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart..12c.
Enamellne Stove Polish, box .4c.S
Salt Pork, per pound 20
Pound cans Clipped Beef Az. 80.
New Clipped Herrlngs, per dozen 1oc.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound ~. SOC.
9 cans Potted Tongue and Ham for. Zoe.
Carolina RIce, good quality, pound... &c.
Large Lump Starch, pound .4c.3
puffy's Malt Whlskey, per bottie... e0c.i