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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-08-18
BUCK A ITEMS.
ChrcnIcIing of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh

ChrCnIcIing of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
borhood.
The abundance of rains that have
passed through this section for the
past two weeks have done lots Of
damage to the crops.
There was an ice cream supper
given at the home of Mr.. G. l.. Cur
ley, last Tuesday night.
Mr.. J. H. Turbeville, of your city
was out this way Sunday evening.
Nh. and Mrs. J. L. Pearson, of
G~oldsboro, were visiting in this
neighborhood Sunday.
Mr.. James Pearson attended the
yearly meeting at High Point last
week and visited friends at Guilford
College.
MI. Hugh Maxwell and family, of
yOuL City 0PCAC ouAOOJ "AGh I'LL
and Mrs. Haywood Lynch.
MI. Leslie Pearson, of Woodland,
spent last week with his Aunt Mrs.
James Pearson.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Viola Gurley is confined to her home
with fever. We wish for hera speedy
recover.
Miss Ethel Perkins is visiting
friends at Wilson this week.
Mrs. Gray Aycock, of Aycock's
Mill spent several days last week
with her sister Mrs. w. II. Gurley,
who is very sick.
Mrs. Phoebe Deans, of your city
and daughter Mrs. O. V. Booker, of
SlmithtieId, were visitors in this
neighborhood several days this week.
Mrs. Mollie Perry, of Princeton,
and Mrs. Jennie Hooker, of Mayboro
and Mrs. Sam Eason, of your city
and accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Sarah Hooks we're the guests of
Mrs. Ben Deans, last Thursday.
Last Sunday God sent a heavenly
spirit down to the home of Mr..
Luther Smith who quietly Wended
his way to the bedside of his wife
and claimed her as it's victim. Mrs.
Smith leaves a husband and two
children, mother and father, brother
and two sisters to mourn her loss.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray Talton. We bow in hum
BILE submission to Him Whodoeth all
things well, knowing that our loss
is her eternal gain.
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WALTER LETTER.

Prof. Logan d. Howell, and Mr..
Geo. Smith spent last Wednesday at
Oak Glenn, the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. Will Crawford.
Mr.. Ed. Gurley, of your city, was
here last Thursday and was accom-
panied home by Miss Julia Gurley,
who has been visiting in u COM
munity for several days.
Miss Clyde Peacock, of your city
returned home to-day from a visit to
Miss Gertrude Thompson.
Mr.. George Pipkin, ofGreensboro,
ia on a visit to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Pipkin.
Mr.. Frank Yelverton, who holds
a responsible position in Fremont,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George YelvertOn.
Mr.. Milford Aycock spent Sunday
Will NIL. dbO N1Eos LIN IdL "AN
was accompanied home by Mrs. Ay-
cock, who has been spending several
days with home folks.
Messrs. Geo. Becton, Geo. Yelver-
ton, Waiter Perkins and P. c. Cald-
well. went to Morehead Saturday
afternoon, where they will join d
fishing party.
Misses Jennie Stevens and Julia
sGurley, of your city spent Friday
night here, and attended the picnic,
at Spring Hill, on Saturday.
Mrs. Douglas Hastings, of your
city, was visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Dixon, last week.
Miss Rena Butts, of Saulston, is on
a visit to Miss Cora Dixon.
The Sunday school picnic at
Spring Hill last Saturday was an oc-
casion of much pleasure to quite a
crowd. There was a good dinner
and plenty of lemonade, after dinner
there was singing in the church and
a good talk by Mr. Joel Rhodes.
MI. Phil Johnson, the Efficient sup
erintendent of the Sunday school, at
Spring Hill, was painfully hurt at
the gin last week, which prevented
him from being present at the pic
mic.
Messrs. Charlie Coor, George Hooks
and Willie Rose left to-day for Ra-
leigh, where they go to enter Kings
Business College.
There is a new road being opened
from here to theNeuse river road in
tersecting it at the N. III. Gurley
place, 1t will be nearly a straight
road, and will be a great convenience
to the many farmers living along the
route.
Our young friend Mr.. Charlie
Hines conducted Sunday school at
Ebenezer last Sunday, in the absence
of the Superintendent, and all three
of the assistants. It was Mr.. Hines
first appearance in public, and he
won the praise of the large crowd by
the ease with which he performed
the duties. There is no more beau
tiful sight than to see a young man
who is not afraid nor ashamed, and
has the moral courage to back up his
convictions, taking an active part
in church work. One such is far
more commendable than a social or
political leader.
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There may be wars and rumors of
war, and our darling baby boysm may
sicken and die and never be soldiers
unless we give them DIR. Moffett's
"TEETHINA" (Teething Powd-
ers). "TEETHINA" Aids Diges-
ton, Regulates the Bowels and
makes Teething Easy by Overcom-
ing and Counteracting the Effects of
the Summers Heat upon the dear
little ones.
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law ivy.

AOO-Dr. e. Detchon's Anti
Diuretic may be worth to you more
than 800 if you have a child who
soils bedding from incontinence of
water during sleep. Cures old and
young alike. It arrests the trouble
at once. ST.. Sold by M. T.. Robin.
sdn & Bro. druggists, G~oldsboro
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NOTICE.
North Carolina, In the Superior
Wayne County, Court.
j. e. Palmer and others,
Geo. C. Switzerland and others.

W,
Geo. G. Switzerland and others.
To George Henry Tester, Char
lOtta King, Caulvert Barry King,
Marion louise King and Flora Belle
Patterson. defendants in the above
entitled action, and all others who in
any contingency may become inter-
ested in the land hereinafter de-
Scribed:
Take notice, that the purpose of
the above-entitled action is to con-
firm a sale for partition of the follow
ing land, situated in the City of
G%oldsboro, in the State Of North Caro-
lima, and known in the plan of said
CITY as lots numbered 252 and 292,
to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwestern in
terSectiOnal corner of James and
Mulberry streets and runs thence
Southeriy with said James street1O5
feet, then Westerly, parallel with
said Mulberry street, to George
street, then with said George street
Northerly 105 feet to said Mulberry
street, then with said Mulberry street
Easterly to the beginning, and you
anu 0dcn Oh you are reQulreu To APP
pear at the next term of the Superior
Court of said County of Wayne, to
be- held at the Court House inGolds-
boro, North Carolina, On the first
Monday after the first Monday in
September next, being the 18th day
Of said month, and answer or demur
to the complaint herein, which will
be filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Court, within the first three
days of said term.
This, the 1st day Of August, 1904.
/. f. ORMOND,
G. S, G.
law 4w.
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Dr.. Niles Pain Pills step Headacbe.
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DUDLEY ITEMS.

Capt. VIM. Lambert, A. G. l..
yard master, at Tarboro, visited his
mother here Saturday night.
Mr.. Geo. Giddens, of Faison, WIS.,
tied his neice, Mrs. J. T. Cox, satur-
day.
Mr.. J. L. Virgins, Of Wilson, Wis
tied his cousins, the Messrs. O'Berry
Bros, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Kornegay returned
last week from visiting Miss Alice
Bell Gurley, in Fork township.
Miss Phoebe Stanton, our efficient
school teacher, who has been sick
with fever, is able to up again, to
the pleasure of her many friends.
Rev. Thomas Hood preached here
Sunday in the school house. He is
a splendid speaker and we hope to
have him with us often. Mr.. Hood
informs US he will preach forus again
the first Sunday in September, at II
O'Clock.
A man told us the other day, the
way to keep a "Blind Tiger" OF the
run was to keep a plenty of corn and
rye where he could find it in the
night. He said as vicious as they
were, they never ventured out in the
day nor on high land. We thought
them as other wild animals, afraid
Of nothing.
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.Gre t1ogd in Hear.

%LsFG @OsG sn N6aNs
Rcr1r.ott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine, eass
r. GsEe s2S quick IA c1ge cold in head ard sya6
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BOSTON ITEMS.
.hronicling of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
bOrhOod.

Aug. Is, 1904.
MI. and Mrs. J. e. May made a
business trip to Goldsboro Friday.
Mr.. N. w. Best and daughterMiss
Sallie, spent Tuesday in Goldsboro.
DIR. and Mrs. Parks, of Seven
Springs, were the guests of MI. and
Mrs. J. M. Wood Sunday.
Miss Annie Sutton leftSaturday for
Black Creek, where she will visit
friends.
MI. R. May and daughter, Miss
Viva. left Sunday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. T. F. Bradshaw, of
Wilmington.
Mr.. D. N. Newsome and daugh-
Ter, Miss Rebecca, returned Friday
from Seven Springs, where they
have been visiting relatives.
Miss Ava Sutton returned to her
home last Wednesday, after spend
ing several weeks with friends and
relatives here.
The third quarterly messing, of La
Grange circuit, will be held in the
methodist church here Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 9th and 2Sth. Come
| and be with us.
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The friends of Mr.. Dave Rauh,
aucioneer for Mr.. i. D. Giddens,J r.,
who has been quite sick, will be
glad to know that he is well again.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Oa> Gent Per Mile To Cool Colo.
 rado" and Return. Aug. 18th.

'ihe hitherto impossible has happened to' many years, because of its wonderfni and overlapping scenic grandeur its ton ie atmosphere, it. numerous attractive re- so.ts, is hundreds of hot and cold medic lrel springs. many of which are eaIbona tea tn natures own laboratory. and for other equally good reasons Cool Cobra G las been accepted as the most whole sone and altogether satisfactory summer Vacation section ot the country. in conse Qtene. Of which the railway lines leading l. reto. aud particularly those eepteting a;d operating fn tha: territory. have en- I'd such large volumes of tourist busi- he al ra'es tending n produce dividends ".sho4t the eNpeh,e~ usually attendant u n and necessary to what are common l' known in other parts as Populsy Feed Excursions, that they have here totore rather studiousiv avoided inviting e participating in tAe alter ela.s of bnsi. L.
 As time runs a1atg. however. things q tsre, and now a, the instance nf rfhe l rsar Road, ,bo,e previously deprived C ppoitun ty may vi>5t that Land oi 63r'es. the grandeur of which t is impas s."te fo eXageefate or even to adequately CT fr'he. al such sms8 expense a. to he fa#aHl worthy ef consideration. Mir. A. A tft>>on. General Passenger Agent of i-e Denver Road announces for Au- st l5te .oaed day only rate of One Gent psc Mic travelled fer fouua trlp tickets fem IsXas points ta Colorado Spring. tNanf'oul. Denver and Boulder. with re- [. am'' 1 fifteen a3t, and privilege of st p-eyer> at pleasure n both dfrec,Ion- st sii points uarih oi and including Trim d73. Geioyaaa. A~ .ss Is perhaps tbe u'"s inviting pro position oastsa either n. trsSrilns pabae CT the stay al Homgs, oefns The present season. and as it i, ~eii known that Colorado affords in tfn os}s feiuSenstion. insp ration and rhe,f- C. epeaiIdiHz more than equaHrg what i, possible in twice faa. period Of ame spaHt if any ether poft.on of the cnuntrv. II see. witheHf saying that the trains of he Denver Road wiIl be unusually popular un fhr 18th tH-f.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
SutcIce PraNented

The Startiing announcement that a rre 7entiye ot ~uieide had been discovered wa
 interest many. A ran down system ef de> >pandeneY invsrtaaty preeeds Sufeiae. and ,ome'h'ns has been fouad that Vii. prevent thst condition wntcn makes >uf- eide hkeiy i, The hE.t thought ot self destruction ttse Eieetr'c But-rs. II he fns great tome and asrsme wtfl strength rn the nerves and nuud Hr fh- system It., also great >tonaeh. Liver and k'd neY regulator. Oafy 50c Spf sfaetf6n guaranteed Dy a,l afussists.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
End -of Ru-nr ELrst

f"o phtSieisu> had long and stnb. totn nght "fth an ahs"eSs on my right lung ~rfes j.. r Hughes. af DuParf. Ga and gave me ap. Every hoay thought uN tune had come A last r. Sort frifd i1r king New Discovery for Con>nui t'on. The benetit recetyed wa, s'fk'ng. and l was on ny feel in a few dsfs Now I've entirety rpealned nF hea n II eenquer> al Coughs. Gold. aud Throat and Lung troubles Guaran- ted bs sii dFuEEtst-. PrIce soc and q 70. gtisi boliies free.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Officer " ". Raiabolt received tele gram Monday morning from Brinklel 70 arrest and hold certain negro wht would arrve uu top ot tfe coaches c he east bound passenger train. A tue train ueafed the city th- dsrke' was seen ta eraW i Hn from h's posi-
 ion on top of the chsCh, and as he saw the officers approachiug he started run. swan captured hun after q shor chase. however. and probably frightei 4d him 0ut ot a year s growth by thre at sning e. shoot if he did not halt ant sufreutlr He was wanted for llock ing another Hagr0 in the head.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
D, fcrr,st Jitr ( imss
 lANDV OCT & VADAkIN. Gdflcr-u xnd Publishers.
NotiSe to Candidates

Isisa matter ct mleh interest to all candidates to know that unies> they fi, with the election commissioners a rraetpt from the eouuty treasurer faI t.. amount required by law to ba hv .hrm paid. thelr names cannot be put DO the ticket tn la voted for al the Sep tenn Der election. This receipt must b. 0a Hle or CT t4f August ., l.ri.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Rheuna atfsm.

When pains or irritation exist on an part ef the body, the application of Ba ard,s Snow Llnlment gives prompt reIiet E. N. sullivan, Prop. sullivan House. F Keno. c. T.. writes. June t. 1909 :. take ptea,Hre in recommending Ballard SHOW Liuimeut to al who are afll Gtt &lih rheumatismS Il k the only remed have found that g.yes immediate relief !5e. 50r, Si00 >aa by J. r. sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

l saph OtheIio infant son of l. tnl >Hla Webb and grandson of NJ nd Ms Jae Logan. or Fulwond. Wa akep iN on Tuesday of last week. an lied Thursday following, Of congestion aL-d one veal aud SIX months. Tht precious remains of the darling babl were laid away in the Hughes Cemeter, the following day. Ed. Forbes. of Il
 Dd Sehoel Presbyterian Church, eff
 ,iatirg The Lord giveth ard the EaTs
 aketh away The flower was pante,
 Hd grew under he devotion of his Ia rents and at grandpa. who loved hin vel. Tse dear baby was the light . h- home and the treasure of thei hearts Iii tftis sad and fearful be reaNemeut We extend our sincere aut earnest sympathy, as Ne oursei Yes ha4t eNperipEc-d just snch G fearful ie. All the riches of cath cou'd not hea -nese iaceratad hearts. and no hamal agency cGn give healing balm. ttIl alone II h.s own goed tune may softei the pang. and finally reunlte them it that land where pd1tng Is no more.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Puts an Endto Al.

erievous va ofttmes comes ss the Ys>aft of uuhsarah'e pam from oyvr.aXed organs. plIz1rt~, Fs rsacHe Liver 0Hu p,sirt and Constipation Hlttaaubs C ur kng'. SeR Life Fu,. they put al rrtto al5 They are geute ast thor au4h Try fhem enIy 45c Guaranteed Nt-tL arn.sI..-
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
IIEsbiN pIea.r.i.

The hook of Proceedings of the Ar kansas Funeral Directors Association eJmpiie ed bv the Secretary MT. A. l. stevens. aua printed at The Time. u3ice has heen de jvered and scnt L the fsHr corners ct he UrHed >te.es ~~esessry Stevens received tha f'tae jug let.eF vp>fef# az ffan Nr h. Ha5 t-ruess. PrrSfeep' sf the Assec.ation and wh''e we a-- ;rcfjnsd ta be modest VI h3Te Coue.a4ed fo print the let,et verbatim ii 'lteretgm
 Nr \ l. >TzvENs.
 Fefrs>' C#tv AfEarSas.
 Dear Si, and Bro.-I received copy Il the preceding th.s morr.ar and hasten to wflie and compliment Yoa most hearllly for the entire Sst upa. uis boak In fac' am not ,xa1-erat- .H5 when SAY that l c9fs a-r It the p-st ftated caps ef etaee-a5aes that l have ey,r >eea Ttecompiaegn shows s-lre. and the arrangement k perfect The printer afd h.s ftrt t' perfection. thr paper i> aee. the ffrt'rg clean and t'e ads wei 8i-paFed. When mak'ar up tonr annual fepCrt I am Saie yaa VI hsy5 eaase to frel proud when YOU come ta that eart reporting prinf ng af from both an ar.isl.c as N e.l IS ftom a financial standpoint.
 Yours. fFa'eTH4.}7.
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The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
II. l. HCLDERNEsS. . l me LlHf. Ara p4e,i,ieat
othlrg on the Market Equal to cham bartatD Cole. Ghotera
 dnG Diarrhoea Remedy.

This fact ts well known 10 druggists everywhere. and nine out of ten will g3ve H etf customers thI> preparation when the bt-' is asked for Nil Obe NItmer. a pfa m'nent druggist of Joplin. Mo. in H cireniar 10 bls customers. says: "Tnere k aothng on the market in the way Of pal rlt medicine winch equals Chambe lam : Cue, Cholera and ptatfhoea Remedy foi |, %ei couplalnts. Ne sell and recon mend th'S preparation. For sale by l '. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Cures Solatica.

Esy ". L Riley, L.L.D.. Cuba, New York. writes After fifteen days of ex erueIating pain from sciatic rheumatism 4Hd-f various tFeaments. was induced [, 'ry Baiard's snow Eminent. the first ap Ddeatiuu glyIBg my first relief and tn ,eeond entire relief. can give 1t unqua
 fled recommendation 21e, soc, Sl ,00 >g.a hk ,. ]. sunder.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Mr. ! X Grimes. If saath If Good win, m Lse county. was plra-an
 1Nrr at thi> etic- Ne-t-riaY Heesms over to attend the reHuan and was expecting to have Teal ga | tma miX }tg Wlth his old comrades H. stfa there were q4lfe uamhrr from that section ln attendanee and mentioned nele Bob Mitchell and Messrs Dan can. Red NlI>lu, Hanks. If Goodwin township,
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Misses Nora Sage and Pearl Davis went to the Eddy saturday on fishing aunt with young man wha claimed to be one of the most expert dIlvtls in Johnson township. When near tEe Anderson place the wagon Vas tHrHei upside down, and the -rls narf0WB escaped serious iuiary. We think san swan would be d much >Ater driver.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Nr Will Moore returned The~lay from Battle Creek. Miehie3n, Wuere he had been with Mrs. Moore He had been suffer ug with bis right eye tor some tlmr, and when he had u exam med ha was informed that the nerve Is dead and that notblug could save it- He can just distinguish Ilebi from latk out If this eve Ills numfrus frtpn5 s are sorry toIetFa. lsu's MlstoItGHe.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

MesSrs Henfy pettGs and Frank Bab- cock went ta shell laHr Monday and enjoyed tHa greatest fishing tourua. m@Ht ef their lives. THt cat eh, accord lrg to their report, and both are con Sidered truthful gentlemen. numbered 40o creuulp and bass They returned Tuesday gyeat'y Y slated oYer tbeir fine sport and great luck.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Mr B L Hardee has our thanks fei a nice Iot .ut me apples the best Vt nave tasted fhts year. aud one which i. a genuine wonder in -iZe and beauty and flavor. He G-t> aAly d tpw of these latter. and did not remember the vanie ". but We wish yea ea9sl see it. | wll ba on exhibition a. tbe Newsstand l4Ht4 Saturday
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Tam GafliHg has bper quite sick tti. Week with fever. hut j.. better fii. 'i'tl- bra'bea. Henry. Wuo = alsp verY sick is rus dalng sa W-l.. and his pa rents and others abaa5 u n are guts uneasF We hope te e=l. ike a chan a.e t'r the bett T tuGgy, aid s9aH ba oai agaiE.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
township

II. Eberhara', of Memphis, has closed 2 contact to remodet and saIarge tb- Episcopal eatary E4e present uatrH Ni he iuelased with the tInut ream making one handsome, taTEe room. anu n0ltico the fli length of The fonf. wiil add much 10 tha beauty fl the m a- ster s. heHtt. dud t6e faet Mi. be raised and r-m1dejsd, SD that t wi be ,lmast a uew building. The eXpeadi .uJe MI appr3Nlmate about Sl )uu
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

We are s9'e agents F6r Heath X M1aegan end Hammer Pant EYe4 bucket gurantred sold uaatr aet yrar guarantee. We 4lspcarry all caiar tH al. Raw and Eaiipd Efp-eed Oi at elic per gallon. Railway and Col ms leads the two that leads Brushes of al kinds. pasiai X John son.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-18
General Markets.

x,,,-r,, New YORK, Aug. III
lsals34c. firsts, i6al7isc seconds Iss
l5lse thirds, l3al3lsc state dairy this
extras lie; nrsts. l5aiGcs; seconds "a,
l4azc.; thirds. 12aI3c
eHEESE-State. fun cream. ooiorad
small fancy, s9za9c fair to good sasIko
white, small. fancy, Ss4as5kc. fair 10 good
ease small, poor, 6lka7ikc; large. col.
ofed fancy, SIZE; large. white fancy.
s1sc.' large, colored and white. fair q
good 1'sasc; large poor. gsaa7Ac.; light
sslnls' choice elsc prime, 5Aa6c part
SKINS, prime, 5a5izc,; good. 4iha4s!c com.
mon 70 fair. s4aSs4e fun skins 1isa2c
EGGs-state. Pennsylvania and nearby
selected, white. extra fancy 25a2sc nrins
70 choice, 2Sa24c.; mixed. extra 22a1sc .
sal2ikc
FRESH FRUITS Apples. Alexander
per barrel, $2a3; Duchess Of Oldenbnra
S1az.ie 1raNenstein, sfa25o; Twenty
Ounce s2a250; Red Astrakhan. 81 TQM ~.
y Maioeh Blush, N.75az.26; Nyack pippin
sl.aoa1.z9. Orange Pippin sl6Oa2; sour
BOugh, N-oOal 70. Sweet Boush Al 2sa1 so.
open heads. s1aI 30: windfalls IA an {,
pears. Bartlett, per barrel. ssa4; per heif
barrel basket. 5Oc.asl; clapp's Fayorlte
per barrel s. &a3&: Flemish Beauty
slo0az; hiefer Sia250; cooking sorts ala
libi piums, per carrier 4lae0c mar :
pound basket, i0a20c per Quart laAc .
grapes, per carrier ylaI50: raspberriea
per pint SaSc blackberries per quart <,
lSc.i hnekleberries per quart. sa9c. musk.
melons. Jersey. per basket. 25a75c.
LIVE POULTRY = Spring chickens
nearby per pound, l5c.; fowls, per pound
as1se.' turkeys. per pound, &c.; ROSTERS.
Der pound, Sc pigeons. per pair. zoe.
VEGETABLES x potafoas 1r,sb -
barrel l5c.asl75 sweet potatoes. yellow
Per barrel. 75c. as250, beets. nearby per
l00 punches. I5c.asi carrots, nearby. per
100 punches, 50a15c. cabbages Long island
and Jersey per 100. sla2.b0: per barrel. 2sa
b0c caulifiowers, per bushel basket SEA
20; cucumber pickles. per 900 SOC. az.
cucumbers. per barrel 25a75c per busheI
box. l0a30c- corn, per 100 40c aS1 g: celery.
per dozen, loa30c eggplants, Jersey. Der
barrel 75c.as per basket. 40a60c per
bushel box. 30a40c. lettuce, per dozen. 50a
e5e lima beans, bag or basket, Slaf.50:
potato. basket, 75c.aa.26 onions. Long rs.
land and nearby, yellow per barrel s2501
B; red, 81 25a2 I5: white. per basket. 81 75a2.
Connecticut and eastern, white, per barrel.
s3a5. yellow per barrel Sa50a3: red per
barrel. S2a2.25; Orange county. white. per
bag s. 75a2.25; yellow per bag. S2a2s0:
New York. red. per bag sl75ag: peppers
Jersey, per barrel 5Da7ac per bushel box
z0as0c. peas, per bushel basket. 75c ash Is
per bag 50c.a$l; string beans, per basket
Sec asks; squash per barrel 25a75c. tilr-
nfps, per barrel s0a75c. tomatoes nearby
Jersey. Acme, per box l5a65c south Jer-
sey, Acme, l0a4oc; Stone i0a3oc Grant
10a20c. Delaware and Maryland per car
rier Da4oc. Jersey Delaware and Mary
land, per small basket l5as5c