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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

~ had great deal Of courage n my
youth" declares Richard Golden. ''else
would neTer have approached 40 eminent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-08

No day OF Miss Crosman's current en-
gagement at the fremont IN Boston passes
withou. her receipt Of several letters from
Young women DESTROYS Of going on the stage.
she never fails to reply to these missives,
and whenever II Is possible aceords per-
sonal interviews to the youthful aspirants.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

NEw-YoRK PUBLIC LIBRARY.JThe popular
books for the week have been:
Ffction-ward's Lady Roses Daughter; Nor
riss The Pit; Green's "Filigree Ball.
Juveniles-Andersen's Fairy Tales; Burnett's
Sara Crewe'': Clemens's Tom Sawyer.
Observation-Disclosures Helps for Ambitious
Boys; Lorimer's Letters from Sef-Made
Merchant 10 His Som; Van Vorsts woman
Who Tolls
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Buffalo, July
3.-According to the demands made at the
Public Library during the week, the follow
ing books most popular
Fsction-James's The Better Sort; Eggleston's s
Master of Warlock' Hornung's NO Hero ;
McCarthy's Marjorie"
observation-disclosures Boys Book of Sports
and Outdoor Life; Stone and Ficketts
Trees in Prose and Poetry; Phelpss typ
sy's Cousin joy; Wesselhoefts Foxy the
Faithful"
Miscellaneous-Moore' "Old China Book
Holders "A Fight for the City; Brandes's
Poland; Waddngton's Letters of Dip
lomsts Wife
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-washington July
3.-The following list of books called for in
dicates the tastes of readers in Washington
this week
History-Wilson's History of the American
People: Masper's The Dawn of Civiliza-
ton: Iavisse's History of France; Da-
vis's "OL. Conquests in the Pacific"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Books People Are Reading.

Description and Travel-Biddle's The Madeira
Islands; ewelPs "A Forgotten Empire
Landor's Across Coveted Lands; Whlt-
ing's Paris of To-day; RockhllIs Diary
of a Journey Through Mongolia and Tibet
Biography-Danziger's Jewish Forerunners OF
Christianity; Bankss THE Heroes OF the
South Seas; Stephens George Eliot.
Fiction Harrison's 1.-The Unwelcome Mrs
Hatch; Connor's "Glengarry School Days;
Zola's Truth; Wards Lady Rose s
Daughter; Pyle's Rejected Of Men; Attn
erton's Mrs Pendeton's Tour-in-Hand
Bachelors "Darrel of the Blessed Isles;
Wilson's THE Lions of the LORD; Isham' 9
Under the Rose; Bells The Dowager
Countess and the American Girl"
Miscellaneous-Froude's my Relations with
CARLYLE" Love Letters of Margaret Fuller,
1S45-'46"; Buffers Letters from the Holy
Land; Hall Halid's THE Diary of Turk.
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago. July
3-According TO the demands upon the Pub
lie Library, the following were the most
popular books this week.
F4ction-wards Lady Roses Daughter; Rices
"Lovey Mary
History and Biography--Riis's The Making Of
an American; Doyles The War in South
Africa; Washington's up from Slavery.
iscellaneous-Norman's "Au the Russias;
Machray's Might Side of London; Brooks 8
The Social Unrest; James's principles Of
Psychology; Hudsons Law Of Psychic
Phenomena; Spencer's Facts and Com
mentS,"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

there which has proved accurate examina-
tion to possess any kind OF archaeological inter
est. The process Of modernizing Henley-st had
In past years progressed very far. and Of late,
but for Mr.. Carnegie's interposition, threatened
conspicuous advance. That process has now
at an interesting point In the thoroughfare
been arrested, and some careful and scholarly
restoration has been made practicable.
Sane public criticism of the work OF the trus-
tees and OF the corporation Is. in view Of the
national interest attaching to their property. to
be welcomed. Advice rendered by responsible
persons has never, believe, failed TO receive
most respectful attention. Every reasonable
facility for inspecting what Is done. is pro-
posed to be done, at Stratford is invariably af
forded visitors by those in authority. Differ
ences on aesthetic questions at times inev
liable, and admit of temperate discussion.
Loud mouthed censure, based imperfect
erroneous information, is alwavs TO be depre-
Gated. and never deserves anythin- but repro
baton. SIDNEY LEE.
No. 10S Lexham Gardens. KensingtOn. w. June
% 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

Latest Foreign Nese'S AbOuf Books.
London July 3.

London, July D.
The discussion Of changes in the fiscal policy
by Parliament lends a new usefulness for pub
fishers TO the subject of economies, and opens a
promising field for future enterprise Much free
trade literature is already appearing in new
editions, and announcement is made that the
late Justice Byles's sophisms on free trade are
TO be republished. with an introduction and
notes by w. S. Lilly. Meanwhile the obnoxious
Carlyle controversy is TO be continued Sir
James Crichton Browne and Alexander Carlyle
are TO issue through John Lane volume en-
titled The Nemesis of Froude.' II will deal
with Geraldine Jewsbury's revelations to the
much discussed biographer. The anonymous
play IN blank verse which the Longsmans an
nounced. "Mors ct Victoria" makes its appear
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Centre line Of block.
29th Street

aDproxtmats Of the Hen charge to sat
isfv which described property is to be Sold
is S24 7SO thereon from the 25th day OF
Nav 1903. together with and allowance amount
ing S39312 together with the expenses Of the sale
TIE approximate OF the taxes assessments and
rates. other liens TO be allowed to the pur-
chaser Of the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. 81, 153. So and interest.
The premises will be sold subject TO the cove
nants against and restrictions buildings
contained deeds recorded in said Registers once
in Ifber $50 Conveyances, pages 80 and 322 and
in Liber Ssh al page 5S9. modified BY the agree
recorded in Lber Al Section s. at page 4Ss and
Iber AS Section 8, page 139 and the party wall
agreements recorded in said Registers once in Loer
$50 OF Conveyances page 49, Lber sos. page S76
as modified by Iiber 45, Section 3. page 14O
CROWLEY WENTWORTH Referee
The foregoing is hereby adjourned TO Tuesday.
July 14th 1903, at the same time and place
Dated York. July 1st. 1903.
CROWLEY WENTWORTH, Referee.
EDWARD ". SHELDON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
SUPREolB COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK-UnIted States Trust Company OF New York,
plaintiff against Charles A. Murphy. and others,
defendantA-In pursuancs OF Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above entitled
action, and bearing date the Sra day Of June 1905
the undersigned. the refsreS N said Judgment named
win sell al public auction AT the New York Real Estate
SaleSroo, No 161 Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York on the LIST day Of July dsS'
auctonee the premises directed by said Judgment to Pe
lot piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and BENG
the building and improvements thereon erected and known
number S55 West Twentyninth Street, and bounded
and described follows: Beginning at point on the
Norhey side Of TWentninth Street distant hundred
fourteen 1 Feet EaStery from the formed
the intersection OF the Noherly side OF Tentyntnth
Street Eastery side OF Ninth Avenue. and from
that point running Northerly, parallel with Ninth Ave
partly through the centre OF party wall ninety
eight 9S) inches the centre line OF the
block between Twentnnth and Ihrtieth Streets thence
Eastery along said linz OF the block twentytWo
CD feet. thence SoutheTly parallel with Ninth
Avenue. part the through party wall ninety
eight 9S) (9) inches the Northery side or
Twenty-ninh Street, Westerly along Twenty
Street twenty-five the point the place OF
beginning.
Dated New York, June 10th, 1903
CROWLEY WENTWORTH Referee.
EDWARD W. SHELDON, Attorney Plaintiff No -
Wall Street, Manhattan. New York
The following diagram OF the property to Be- sold;
its street number is SS5 West 29th Street
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
ance. E. K. Chambers's new book on the medi-
eval theatre displays much research. I. N F.

Paris, July 3
Fontemoign publishes a volume of criticism.
"Sainte Beuve avant les Lundis" an essay on
the formation of his character and conception
of his methods by G. Michaut. Charles Merou-
vel issues through Felix Juven, Les Vautours'
lie Roman dune Honnette File. Inc tnlr-
teenth volume of Les Mile Nuts ct Une Mutt
issues from the press of Fasquelle. 1t lie a lit
ersl and unexpurgated translation from the
Arabic bv DIR. Madrus Plon offers this week
lie Marin en- Chine, Souvenirs de Ia Colonne
SEYMOUR" a book by Jean de Ponteves' young
French naval officer. who took a brilliant part In
the campaign against the Boxers. c. b
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Books and Publications.

end Hundredth Thousand
The Leopard's Spots is the most pow
erfIl novel have read in years. I put
1t down with quivering heart"
DR.. Mdr NOrddu
Coming Aug. 1. THE One Woman
Doubleday, Page & Co., g q uSi2p
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
.ss."--------.--.--.--s-

The approximate amount OF the lien charge to
satisfy which the abovedeScrbed property
is 81 Az thereon from the 18th day
ing 70 s2S34S with interest from June 18th. 1908 to-
the OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF assessments other liens, which
to be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the purchase
interest The premises will bs sold subject prior
mortgage OF about twenty-five thousand dollars and
interest from December 12th 1901 and costs OF
tain action pending to forecloss
Dated. New York. June S 1908.
q Il RAfAr
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York. EfHe P Bartlett Plaintiff. against
K, Nseler, Defendant In pursuance OF Judg-
Foreclosure and Sale. duly made and entered
n the above-entitled action bearing day
OF June 1908 L the undersigned. Referee said
Judgment named, will sell Public Auction. at the
in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York
the day OF July 19OS u q clock that
day. Peter F. Meyer, Auctionesr. the premises df
Judgment be sold and therein described
follows: All that certain lot. piece. parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected known by
the street number One Hundred and Forty-foUr West
TwenyeIghth Street, situated the Borough OF Man
follows: Beginning point the southerly side
Twenty-eighth Street, distant hundred forty
eight and four inches easterly from the south
easterly II TWcnty-eighth Street Seventh
Avenue. and running thence southwardly and nearly
parallel with Seventh Avenue ninetyeight feet and
inches to point IN the centre line OF the block
between Twsntyseventh and Twentyeghth Streets dis
Avenue. thence eastwardy along said
block twenty-five feet, thence northwaTdy nearly
parallel with Seventh Avenue and OF
through party wall nnety-eight feet and inches
the southerly side OF Twenty-eighth Street, and
thence westwardly and along the southery side OF
Twsptyeghth Street twenty-five feet ami inches
the point place OF beginning be the said several dis
tances and Dimensions more or less
Dated New York, June 23 1908
EDWARD B. LA FETFSA. Referee
ATWATER & CRUIKSHANK. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No 43 Cedar Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City
The following diagram OF the property e
sold described above the street number being Ia
West 2sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

the amount Of the gift be pledged for annual
maintenance Analysis of the gifts shows that
the North Atlantic division Of States received
S35SSO the South Atlantic $55OOOO the
South Central $467, ,000 the North Central ST.
75650O and the Western $317,5OO,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Instruction.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NTAPLEwOOD SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Con
VI cordviIle. Pa location beautiful elevated healthy;
combined with rural recreation professor
social life: boys admitted:
tobacco. ]. SHORTLIDGE. Yale. A. NJ. PTin
TINE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY Worcester.
4 4sth Best sanitation. high scholastic
standards Military training with home care Well ap-
pointed laboratories Visitor; The Rt. II.
Vinton D. D. Head Master. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW.
A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
N supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. to Colleges. schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ ] YOUNG-FULTON. . Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
.ED ID" LINE.

I(ED u LINE
For La GGayra- Puerto CabeIlo Curacao Mara
eatbo. via Curacao. calling also Juan, P r
From Pier 13. adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
) -----S y. loon
). , CARACAS SATURDAY,
The above steamers have
passengers BOULTON BLISS & DALLAETT.
lieneral Managers. ro,fa
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
For Porto [R1@O,

A MEXICAN LINE
NEW -SOUTHAMPTON-LONDON
New July s. 10 m lSt. Paul
PhiIad phiaJuy Is 10 m New York--AIz. 5. n
PED STAR LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iceland II. 10 lVaderlant. July -
Finland July IS 10 KroOnland. Aug i N
Piers Ia and IS n. r Ofice T5 Broadway. N =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-11
Crowd would See Hanging.

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. 11.-Wilford
Roseboro, colored, was hanged at States.
vile, this state, for the murder of Mrs
Doph Beaver. The county commission
ers ordered that the execution be pri-
vate, but the surging crowd outside
the Jail yard tore away the canvas,
and fully 1000 people witnessed the
hanging. Roseboro met his fate with
stolid compOsUre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-11
Pittsburg Banker Missing.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 11.-Arthur Am
iesGn, banker. steamship agent and for
eien collector and the proprietor of the
Slavia Exchange bank, has been miss
inc from his place of business since
Aug. 1S. and many of his clients among
the HunGarians, Slavs, Poles and Rus
slams besieged his closed office door:
seeking the return of their deposits OF
assurance of their safety. .Amiesen is
accused by his depositors of having
fled, taking their money with him
The aggregate Of these sums, it is be
lieved. will reach $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-11
NnnE President Indicted,

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 11.-Charles
e. Leland, president of the defunct
Commercial Banking company, was
indicted by TIE grand jury in the dis
trict court on Two counts for receiving
deposits after knowing that the bank
was insolvent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-11

GUARANTEED BICYCLES SIS.
Sewing machines, all makes, lowest
market prices. 1856 State street, A.
Jensen, dealer. 3046- loft
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
COURT NEWS.

February Term Close SiDe Die-Ne
Further Rusinesa.
Pleasant Anderson va. 8. A. I. Ry. Co.
The following Jurors tried the ease:
W.. v. Brownville. !. b. Cochran,
A. H. Patterson, J.. A. Ellis,
w. r. Crowther. J.C. Munaay,
r. v. Miller. D.. A. WaIdlaw.
John Wright, Jas. A. Wilson.
J. l. Fisher. J.. W. McKes, 81.
Motion was made for . non-suis q 60 y
tsined.
Graydop and Graydon for defendant. w.
3. 9reeno and J. L. Glenn for plaintiff. Yer
diet for $1,000
Alex Graves u. Abbeviils Furniture Fac
tory.
W. r. Greene and w. N. Grsydon for plain.
TN. Verdict for plaintiff $500.
Preacher johnson VI. g. A. L. Ry. %.
Motion made for new trial. Motion refused.
?. d. Klugh W. @. w. Syfan.
Motion made by r. b. Gary for new trial.
w. n: Graydon opposition. Decision va . re-
served.
In the case OF Alex Graves VI. AbbeviIe Fur.
niture Factory . motion was made but With.
drawn for q now trial.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04


Stoves, heating. all sizes and inds. Splen.
did heatern nj O. e.. Cook stoves n ranges OF
all kinds aud sizes, from 5000 10 $500. stove
hollow ware.
We ars still handling the Wheeler & Wilson
ball bearing No Q Sewing machine and parts.
New lot Myera G. O.. p. r., z. II. molasses
10 all sizes. s 10. Is and 10 gallon kegs and
barrels. Get our prices before buying.
We ARE right IN the swim on -four. lard,
griis, coffee, etc, and NIL kinds OF groceries.
Our strongest line II farm supplies, such N
CAN'T Guapo Dist ributors and cotton plant
ery, Wilson Cotton planter, SyrODse plows
and points. Dixie Boy Flows and points.
extra handles, pillow stocks. plows. single
trees, harness, collars o In fact everything
necesaary for The farm. The hest line VI plow
points ever brought 10 this market.
A new lot Of Pennis No. l. Horse Apple.
Democrat and Nv eetheart Tobacco In al
shapes and sizes. Come and see our line be-
lore you buy.
Prstts food, perhaps the eat animal regula-
tor made. Give your stock q package and see
them start "up hill" Make o u hens lay
with Pratts Poultry Food, asure egg producer.
Shoes, bats, cloth and dry goods OF al kinds
at right prices: Come ynd zee ~ In any line
and 90 pleased.
Tho very finest packed Tomatoes 3 10. cans
ut $50, 2 Tor 2oc, 81 IS doz. Same prices on
okra and tomatoes.
FeriiliLers registers bone good for cotton:
Acid, kaipit. potash, soda. etc. Cotton seed
meal. any qusnity.
Cotton seed pulls any quantity delivered.
w. u. BsrksdsIe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04

The South has never stopped to think
how much money IL wasted IN planting
each cotton crop. Let US figure It out
and see. Upon q safe estimate not Less
than 400, 900 tons Of cotton seed arc
used each spring in planting. The seed
Ia sown lavishly in drills-not dropped
at certain distances, as corn-and after
the plants are up the crop Ii hinned
with a hoe, o than nine-tenths or
the young plants being cut out.
Here we find that the seed used IN
planting the cotton crop would bring IN
the market at least Sc, 400. 900. Al nine
tenths Of this In wasted. we see here q
total waste Of over five and one-half
million dollars ($5. 7S0, 000.)
II Is time for the cotton growers or
the South to call a halt to this Z
ira The old system Of sowing
cotton seed in the drill Is a remnant OF
the times when cotton seed was almost
worthless. Since then their value q
50 much enhanced that a change should
be made In the name OF planting. In
stead Of sowing the seed in drills drop
them at a distance wanted, and by fol-
lowing this method not only the labor
u thinning Is saved. but nearly 100000
tong OF good cotton seed Is saved for
commercial use. and the farmers OF the
South are five million dollars richer.
yYhe Caldwell Cotton Planter saves
the seed plants and gives good stand
with n peck TO acre. saves enough
seed to pay for itself In one season.
Inquire for It. Agents In all principal
towns. or write to Caldwell COTTON
planter Company. winnsboro. s. c.
NOTE This PLANTER Is SOLD In THIS
CRY By THE ABBEvILLE HARDWARE Co
-EDTroR PRESS AND BANNER.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
The P~ressdent's Antocratic Views.
The Columbia Record quotes b President

.Huo EFc3sMeus AosocE~ssS S
The Columbia Record quotes the President
|ss saying:
an making appointments I have sought to
consider the feelings OF the people OF eacn 10.
without sacrificing principle. The prime
iests i have applied have been those Of cha
acter, fitness and ability, and when l cave
been Dissatisfied with what has oeen offered
hcsiiaiion gone 70 the opposite p~arty-and
You are OF course aware that have repeated,
" done this In your own State OF Georgia. !
S S.1, Say 20 noId, t5sa o, me's q sS'U more than I
could treat creed or birthplace-alwaya pro.
vided that In other resbects the appiicant or
incumbent In Q worthy and weli,oSnavea
it as comforting q right To holdo fice.' ~ss~
Ali this In very we'll II the Pr~esidentjwas
King or military ruler.
In q Republican government It In not con.
tended that the people would select ADLER or
more efficient officers than could be appoin.
ted by an ofieer having absolute power to DO
a be pleases-
On,cers are chosen or elected 10 o Republic
can government moro because OF acceptable
.ity than because Of fitness for Office.
In q Republican government the wiil ofthe
people should govern, and when Mr.. Roose
vslt appoints Questionable people u ofice
because they are capable o against the will
OF the people. hs usirps the rights Of the peo-
pie, and gives ofIerlse 70 the true American
sentiment
Tue act OF appointing Objectionable officers
sgninst the will OF tho people In not paliiated
because OF the efficiency OF the appointee.
Such appointments are offensive and 10 an act
which could scarcely be exceeded by o mill.
tary despot
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
ODDS N ENDS.


Picked Up In and Around the City.
Mr.. McCracken. OF Toccoa. Ga. 10 in the
city, the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Will Harris.
Min Belle Lindfors. has returned 10 her
homo In Columbia. sfter an extended visit 70
her brother. Mr.. 4. o. Lindfors.
Mr.. John r. Stephens II In Greenwood visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Theodore Lindiors, who has been work.
and resumed his work In the Seaboard Shops.
Miss Maggie Pennel has been quito sick for
Nj. and Mra. Ben Mills have returned TO
their homo In Columbia, after spending two
weeks In the city With relatives.
Miss Nancy Mcllwaiu has returned from q
weeks VISIT In S~partanburH.
Mias Lixxio Penney went 70 Due West Mon
gay 20 Essums beg position with the nrm Of
Miss Annie Penney returned Tuesday from
whore she has been visiting tho
family OF Mr.. II. p. McIlwnin.
Mr.. . Ara A. E Taylor leave today for
Columbia, where they will make their home
In the future These popular young people
Will b greatly missed, and 10 IN with regret
that their friends zee them leave.
Art. Alice Simmona has moved TO the
homeo Of her daughter, Mn. c. r. Hammond
where she will stay until she regains her
Mrs. Ed Niekles and her pretty daughter.
Miss Mamie Nickles, was In the city shop
Mfr. +. q. CASTOR and Mr.. A. r. CASTOR,
Wa In the city shopping Tuesday.
Miss Jamie Campbell, ofLopg Cane. 10 In
the city spending o while With her cousin.
Miss Mary Giimer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-04
l.. w. white's Locals.

l.. W. White Ia now offering bargains In Ia
dies lack cts. and mems over coats. These
goods will De sold ut COST for tho next thirty
days.
Nov 10 the time 10 buy q pair OF blankets.
You eau get the best bargain ever offered 10
this line from L.. w. White.
100 pieces OF hIeached long cloth just receiy-
ed by l.. w. White. Great Inducements Of.
Tered by the price.
Prints, percales, madras, cheviots. ginghams
and covefts are now offered In endless varie-
ty by L.. w. White.
Ifany Of the ladies.have not seen that nev
m ,terinl for waists that L. w. White 10 now
Offering II would be we'll Tor them TO sceft nj
once. II is called toilet de-soie. and In worth
2s cents a yard, but Ia now offered for 10 cents.
II In certainly q bargain. In appearance II
il Ike silk. Think OF it-s silk waist for
% cents.
l.. w. White has now In stock I've hundred
dollars worth OF embroideries, all OF which
are selling very rapidly. Call and see
them.
Another supply OF that 8 on. feather tick at
IL ~ ceuis o yard. Anywhere else the price
IL Is cents a yard. Call on l.. w. White for II.
L.. W. White still sells unb'eached sheeting
a yard wide ut 8 cents q yard. Also unbleacb-
ed drills In remnants nj Inc same prices.
Nowhere Is somslhing for the farmers.
100 bushels corn.
4O barrels fiour.
SOD bushels corn meal.
80 barrels molasser.
100 bush els seed oats
All the above ut the store Of l.. w. White.