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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-07-18
Death Of Julia Willis Butler.

Julia Willis, the bright ane
lovable little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. w. Butler, dice
Tuesday morning after brie,
illness. She was only eight
years old and general favorite
in town. Everybody in oul
community sincerely sympa
thizes with the afflicted parents,
We clip from the Florence Times
of July 18th an account of tbs
funeral:
ga large crowd Of friends Of
the family met the remains Of
pretty little Julia Willis Butler
whose unexpected death sc
shocked the community yester'
day. Many friends and relatives
went down last night to come
up with the remains.
At the depot large floral offer
ings were added to those
brought up from Kingstree and
the funeral procession followed
the body to the Presbyterian
church, where services were
held and to Mt. Hope where the
interment was made.
1t has not been long since lit.
tie Julia Willis was running
about the streets of Florence.
happy and we'll, admired every,
where and her friends proud of
her progress at school. The
shock of her death has been felt
through an unusually large
circle"
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ROrtuary.

DIEo-On Thursday, July 4
1907, at 9 o'clock p m, at the
home of his wife's parents, MI
and Mrs W D Altman, Dell.
wood, S C, Mr. Leonard Jacobs,
a we'll. known young citizen OF
about 25 years of age. He was
taken i'll of typhoid fever sever
al weeks before the time Of his
death. Medical aid and kind
treatment were rendered in the
most patient manner, but to no
avail. The remains were taken
to Lake Chapel church for burr.
al on Saturday, July 6, at 10
o'clock m.
He leaves a wife and one
child to mourn his death.
A FRIEND.
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Sheriff s Sale.
State of South Carolina, I
County of Williamsburg !

County of Williamsburg.}
Edward T. Brown Company, Plaintiffs,
against
W. P. Cooper, trading as Cades Sup.
ply Company, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution to me di.
rected and issued out of the court OF
Magistrate j. H. " Gaskins in the
above entitled suit Of Edward Brown
Company, Plaintiff, against W. P.
Cooper, trading as Cadesl Supply Com
pany, Defendant, and dated July
18th. 1907, l have levied upon and will
sell at public auction at the store house
of the Cades Supply ompaDy, at Cades,
S. c., on Monday, August str.
within the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the
stock Of goods, wares and merchandise
belonging to the said Cades Supply
Company, or so much therof as may be
necessary to satisfy the judgment,
amounting to the sum of one hundred
dollars in said suit, and costs, the said
stock of goods, wares and merchandise
consisting of hats, caps, umbrellas,
shoes, hardware, medicines, groceries,
notions, store fixtures, etc.
GEORGE j. GRAHAM,
Sheriff of Williamsburg County.
July 18th, 1907.
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nLLMAES CHALLENGE A Myth.
He Is Reported to Rave Invited Sena-
tor D0lliver to Fight a Duel.

JACKSON, Mich, July S:-A
story sent out from this city to
a number of Eastern papers,
stating that Senator Tillman,
while in this city, challenged
Senator Dolliver to a duel, is
regarded here as a pure fabri-
cation. Senator Tillman lee
tured here Wednesday evening
and left tor the South before
Senator Dolliver arrived to de-
liver a lecture Thursday even
ing.
The duel story hangs upon
severe criticism Senator Dolli
yer made of the South Carolina
Senator in his lecture last night.
Senator Dolliver is quoted as
saying:
"Men OF such type as Sena-
tor Tillman, who openly boast
of violating the. law, who are
instrumental in the murder of
hundreds of black men and who
preach anarchy, should be be-
hind the prison walls"
The duel story was to the eff.
feet that the two Senators met
in this city and became engag.
ed in a heated conversation ov-
er Senator Delivers remarks,
Senator Tillman finally chal-
longing the Iowa Senator to a
duel.
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Citation Notice.

By p. M. Brockinton, Esquire, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, S. j. Mcconnell made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Ad-
minIstration Of the Estate ofand effects.
OF Walter Y. Chandler.
These are therefore to cite and.
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Walter Y.
Chandler, deceased, that they be and.
appear before me, in TIE Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Kingstree, 8. c., on
the 3rd day of August next after.
publication thereof, at ii o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 13thday Of
July, Ammo Domini, 1907. -S6
Published on the 1stn day Of July,
1907, in the County Record. 49,
PM BRccKINToN,
7-ls-2t. Probate Judge.
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very little expense, and which would
the travelling public and your petition.
ers, believing that You have the inter-
est If our country and its people at
heart, prefer to present their griev-
anc- direct to you instead of to the
Railroad commissioners.
Wherefore your petitioners respect
fully pray that you will arrange to
have the above mentioned train run
on through to Florence and return,
whereby the grievance above referred
to will be relieved.
And your petitioners will ever pray,
etc.
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In The MORNING OF life
Henry A. MOuzen Is Stricken Down al
SaliDa, Kansas.

1t was a shock to his many friends
here at his old home when news was
received that Henry A. Mouzon was
dead. The sad event occurred on
July II at Sanna, Kansas, where
he died while undergoing an opera
tion for appendicitis.
The remains were brought here
and on Tuesday morning laid to
rest in the old Williamsburg ceme-
terry, where sleep his parents and the
other members of his family who
have gone before. The funeral ser.
vices were very touching and
impressive, being conducted by
Revs. J. W. Bishop and j. E. Ma.
haffey. A number of his friend:
gathered to witness the last sad
rites.
The following young men-all
relatives or friends of the deceased
acted as pall-beare-s: Messrs.
Laurens Mouzon, G. O. Epps, Eu.
gene Montgomery, Palmer Linson
Monte Jacobs, P. 0. Arrowsmith.
In the morning of life-he was
only twenty-five years old-his death
is forceful illustration of the frail
tenure of human life. Today we
are in the midst of youth and life is
full of promise; tomorrow the silvei
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A Dellahtful Reception.

LAKE CITY, July lat was
my good fortune to be among
the guests who had gathered at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Singletary last Tues
day evening to reception Civ
en- in honor of Miss Prince of
Charleston. The following were
among the invited guests:
Misses Prince of Charleston,
Singletary, Mamie Green, Nellie
Forrest, Amber Wilkes, Lena
Thomas and Miss Lovett.
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Sour
Stomach

No appetite, loss Of strength, nesvoup
ness, headache, constipation, bad breath.s
general debility, sour risings. and catasTh
Of the stomach are al due 10 indigestion.
Kodol relieves indigestion. This new discov.
cry represents the natural juices Of diees-
tion as they exist In healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known ionie;
and reeonstruetve properties. Kodol fof
dyspepsia does not only reHevs indigeston
and dyspepsia. but this famous fsmsdy,
helps all stomach troubles by cleansing.
purifying, sveetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr.. S. s. Bah. d Ravsnsvood, W. Va, ayE-
' ] was troubled with sour stomach for tven1 yee
kodol cured me and vs afp sow using D -
FoI sAcxAcRE..waAk KipnRye
TRT
DsWirTs KIDNEY and D. ADDER PiLis-sss safasb
Prepared BY Z. Q. oswITr q CO.. oAaseo Z
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STATE Of SOUTH CARoLINA,l
County of Williamsburg.J

To Mr. w N Royal, General Man
ager of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company.
The petition of the undersigned citi-
zens Of Kingstree, in the county of
Williamsburg and State of South Car
olina, respectfully represents:
l. That the section of country locat-
ed upon the North Eastern Railroad
between Lane and Florence is very
rapidly developing in its business re-
sources, and the travelling public are in
need Of greater accommodations be-
tween the various points on said road
between Lane and Florence, and, in
our opinion, the present passenger &C.
commodations are totally inadequ ate
to the demands, and the connections to
points on the Georgetown and .Wes-
tern and the Central Railroad cannot
now be made without great delay to
persons travelling between the points
above named.
II. That your petitioners are inform
ed and believe that the daily passenger
train now running from Orangeburg
to Lane remains at Lane from about
II o'clock in the morning until about
$50 O'Clock in the afternoon, which
train your petitioners think could east
ly be run from Lane to Florence with
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-07-18

Piles get quick and certain relief from
DR. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Pleas,
note it is made alone for Piles, and it
action is positive and certain. Itchings
painful, protruding or blind piles dis.
appear like magic by its use. Large
nickel-capped glass jars so cents.
Sold by D Z Scott.
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WANTED-White woman to cook and
assist with housekeeping. Apply with
references TO w N. GARRISON,
7.4-4t Heinemann, S. G.
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WANTED - during the next few
months, half dozen students to learn
telegraphy. Have successfully taught
during the last few years many who
are now making forty-fve to one hun
dred dollars per mont.
J. G. LIFRAGE,
7-lS-2t Salter's Depot, =. C..
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Local and Personal.

Mr.. W. NJ. Wilson of Manning
has takena position in The
RECORD Office.
Mr.. J. S. Eron left this week
for New York, to purchase MS
fall stock of goods.
Miss Cora Daniel of Lake
City is visiting relatives and
friends in Kingstree.
Mrs. A. Abrams Of Manning
spent last week in town visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. S. Eron.
The town books of registra-
tion will be opened Friday and
will remain open until Septem.
Der l.
We had to leave out half OF
our locals" this week, as we
haven't force enough to get the
type SET.
DR.. and Mrs. W. v. Brocking-
ton will leave tomorrow for the
jamestown exposition TO spend
some days at the big show.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hirschman
and two children Of Manning
spent Monday in town with
Mrs. S. Marcus. From here
they went to New York, where
they will spend several weeks
visiting relatives.
Again We must admonish our
friends that We cannot publish
lengthy communications that
reach this Office later than Tues
day morning. This week We
had several long articles to
come in on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Eleanor Gourdin, who
has been in charge of the music
department of Powhatan Col
lege, Verona, Va, has returned
home for her summer vacation.
For the ensuing term she has
been elected instructor OF music
at Linwood College, Gastonia,
N. G, Miss Eleanor is one of
Kingstree's most charming and
popular young ladies, whose
many friends are gratifed at
the success with which she is
meeting in her vocation.
It seems that there Is no end
to our troubles. We have just
about got the engine PROPOSE
ton Strengthened out when on
Monday the editor was taken
sick and is just today, (Thurs.
day,) able to be out. Our fore
man, Mr.. Cargile's, little girl,
has been and is still critically
i'll and that has deprived US. for
the time being of his whole
force, which has been our main
dependence. Taken altogether
the life of a newspaper man is
not a bed of roses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Transient Notices Will be Published
In This Column at the Rate of One
Cent Word for Each Issue.
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Notice.

During my absence for few weeks
Drs. Wallace and Kelley will attend
ITO my practice. DR.. T. E. Kelley will
be found at my drug store during the
day. w. '. BRoCKINaTON, NJ. D.
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LOST OR STaAYED-One Blood hound
pup, one year old, black and white pied
color Reward if returned to D F Bax
ley, Lambert, sc.
1-1S-3+
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Before buying or selling farm or
any property, write
TIE CAROLINA REALTY & TRUST Go,
'2-14-tf Bishopville, S. C.
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Fire Insurance.

The largest and most liberal COM
panies in the world, such as,
Insurance Company of North America,
Flrenian's Fund Insurance Co..
Hartford Fire Insurance co.
The best is none too good when it
comes to Fire Insurance. You have to
pay for it, see that your risk is carried
in company of nnquestionable reputa-
ton.
For rates call on or write to
L. II. FAIREY
At Bank Of Kingstree.
1-24-tf.
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PETITION FOR BETTER
PASSENGER SERVICE
TRAIN BETWEEN Lane and FLORENCE
WOULD mean MUCH FOR
WILLIAMSBURG.

The following petition will be cir
culated in Kingstree, Lake City and
Scranton with a view to obtaining
better passenger facilities for points
north of Lane on the North-easter
railroad and along the Central road.
When signed by sufficient aumber
of the people interested the petit
tons will be forwarded to the prop
er authorities for their considera-
ton:
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7-lS-2t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-11-11
OF RIVER.
capt. Wootcn and Congres~mal
RealI to Make Trim.

Congressman Jack Bean will &c
to Waxahachie this morning. Tues
day morning he will meet Col. X. E.
Cowart and Captain W. p. Wooten
at Crockett. Together they will
make a careful examination Of the
Trinity river for many miles in both
directions. They may be out a week.
Congressman Beall. always an
enthusiastic advocate of the naviga-
ton of the Trinity river, means to
thoroughly familarize himself with
all the details of the streams condi-
ton throughout its length from Dal-
las to the sea. Captain Wooten goes
in his official capacity and Colonel
Cowart viii act as c~haperone for
both OF 'SCm."D Dallas Times Her
aid.
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FROM THE FIELD.
>>>>>>

Having been frequently asked
will it go? and when will this finan-
cial panic end? | take this opportun-
ity of apprising all hat it is as
great a mystery to me as the har-
monious sounds in music. | have
rever known how TO make a dollar,
nor what to do with it il it got into
my possession. So please don't ask
me any more such questions.
On first Monday j. H. Reynolds.
who has recently returned from the
west joins our family. so does s. w.
Brown, the veterinary surgeon on
Route 2, Red Oak. J. f. Dawson is
in from Route ,. Forreston and re
news.
On Route 3. Waxahachie waylay
G. e Kelley and hold him up. G. NJ
Ryan. on Route /, Midlothian. pro-
yides for his own household and
sends the paper to his father at
Runge. D. G. Smith is picking cotton
but from the number OF cows, horses,
sheep and hogs ON the place should
think he need not raise cotton II Do,
chose to leave b. OF frequently
wonder why more Ellis county far
mrrs Do not keep sheep A. aidlo-
THAN Il o. Morgan " \ pogue
and Cit, Marshal " ~ Ntssiusill
8II handed over 600 me slc,m- of
sunshine ON Route E. f O CUR,
and s. A Whit, .rr bus, zatH~giug
cotton .p,ud pleasant Hi-b. H
.hy Homr 1f Wts Nancy 10 Pearson
tad ropp.. uH r a0Hs Htll H.t ua
$50 b. Davenport H uishtrz .H
faa lIr ls Hr a.| aI n. Hf
faa m. H,ut taa. u..i8..i s-
tss. p u Davenport I.H.
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I~f W "NN -
Kansas City, Nov. 11.-Whcn jas
tice Relmey ordered Constable Ro,
Casey TO summon a jury last Satur
day to report at 2 O'Clock this af
ternoon, Casey stopped work on his
tax suit cases and monthly reports
long enough to write the following
advertisement:
WANTED-Twelve citizens. who
can read and write English. Apply
10 O'Clock Monday morning. 1850
Independence avenue. upstairs.
I'm TOO busy to hunt up a jury.
That ought to get EN- Casey said
to his deputy.
The first applicant applied at Q
o'clock this morning. After getting
his name and address and his prom
Use hat he had nothing to do this
afternoon, Casey served the sum
mons for the mans appearance as %
%juryman.
Then the applicant began 90
squirm
Well, / guess I'm stuck tine
man said - should hJy, had more
sense than to come up here. lm
game. though and lIl serve
Number Two was % ~Darp,ut,r
When he learned why Dol Wa need
ed he objected
.F ..s $500. #. ed . .
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Ton land for next year and J.. O..
Shultz looking on. They both hand
over the needful and Mr.. and Mrs.
D.. fed me. K. C.. Winn is gathering

Shultz looking on. They both ham
over the needful and Mr.. and Mrs
d. fed me. r. c. Winn is gathering
teous. Tanahill Beck is one of our
Youngest readers and a bright boy.
j. f. Sanders is returning from the
gin. | spend the night with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Forbes. John is suffering
with rheumatism but is cheerful and
%jovial. r. Jackson says his cotton
ing corr and from the early hour he
drove in with a load | conclude he is
a worker n. NJ. Alsbrook sent me
to the house for a dollar. | met Il. II.
Freeman in the cotton patch and
left happy. J. NJ. Tidwell was gone
To Midlothian but Mrs. I. who is a
lover of books and papers officiated
in his absence. J. u. Wakefield has
sold out and is moving 10 Munday.
but will keep posted on Ellis couu-
~ affairs. | did not treat Mrs. Mary
{. Cook of Mountain Peak fair.
paid her only 25 cents for 80 cents
worth of dinner and talked her out
ot that quarter and more Mrs. e..
ts - wears of < and has gotten
more enjoyment out of life than
many would extract out of 500 years
OF existence. u T.. White has ID boy
down with slow fever but he h. con
yalcscing Did not stay long with "
r Parker but found him friendly T
". r.. Archer came Boa with his '8st
load cot rotn " q Burns had The
hlshcst eseuu buit ever .av lud
Nae uH hl- ssF 'o tbr ol wIIl br
HuI' N 90 Rsstsa requested fhbf
t, uufhlua a1au. hIu Hut puHn
refrain fruu .fatIHE fbaf .peut
vp ushis vlh hIm end Wr E
tH0 .r Twins t..r ppiI, aia U
90 De- H, .. e.o
uHu .H
gss,f HHH .,.a M
I.. .. .a ~
. $500. fu. Hu,
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Paint Your Buggy for 1Jc.

Paint. II weighs > to s ounces more
TO the pint than others, wears lon
Ser. and gives a gloss equal TO new
work. Sold by Waxahachie Lumber
Go. a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-07
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO Dec. 6-The steamer chehalis.
Capt Kittleson. arrived this morning from
Grays Harbor via Santa Barbara. where a
part OF her lumber cargo was discharged. BY
working overtime she discharged 100000 feet
OF lumber today for the San Pedro Lumber
ccmpany and cleared tonight for Grays Har-
Dor via San Francisco to reload
The steamer Nome City. Capt. Hansen. COM
pleted the discharge of 900 tons Of grain for
the Crosby company of Los Angeles and cleared
tonight for San Francisco with a full passen-
ger list. She viii reload lumber at Portland.
The barkentine j. NJ. Griffith, Capt. Sand
for the National Lumber company and sailed
today in ballast for Columbia river TO load
a eeturn cargo for Redon6o.
Thr steamer Hoquiam. Capt. Reinertscns ar
rived six days from Grdys Harbor via San
Francisco bringing $4,000 feet OF lumber. OF
ber company and 800, 900 feet for wholesalers at
Port Los Angeles.
The steamer Santa Barbara, Capt. zaddart,
arrived this morning from Olympic via San
Francisco bringing passengers and full cargo
OF lum.sr and railroad ties.
The steamer James $. Higgins, Capt. Elias
on, after dschargine 10000 feet OF lumber for
the Whiting Lumber company, cleared for San
Diego. She will return to this port tomorrow
with 10000 feet Of lumber consigned TO the
Riinn and San Pedro Lumber companies
The steamer Westerner, Capt. Anderson. Is
scheduled to clear tomorrow for Grays Harbor
via San Francisco to load a lumber cargo.
The schooner Bainbridge at Port Townsend
has been chartered TO load lumber for San
Pedro.
The schooner A, NJ. Baxter will lead lumber
at Belngham for Redondo.
The steamer Thomas l.. Wand Capt. Peter
son, has cleared for Grays Harbor via san
Francisco to load lumber
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-07
QUOTATIONS HOLD
FAIRLY STEADY
EGG MARKET TENDS TO STILL
FURTHER WEAKNESS
Butter Prices Are Unchansed-cran-
berries Drop a Few Points-Potato
Figures Are Gaining Some
Strength

The usual quetness of Friday was some
what intensified yesterday. Demand was very
light. The prediction made in the hrst OF the
week that Improvement would be apparent
in a few days or the first of next week mas
several days for its fulfillment But a mucn
better tone will have to be created than exists
at present for the prophets to receive honor
in their own country.
Quotations remained practically unchanged,
an upward tendency being observable in two
or three instances and downward tendency
ir at least one other.
No session of the produce exchange was
held on account of the death OF Danel u.
Wolf, the resident member Of the San franN
cisco firm of Wolf &c Sons. Mr. Wolf was
held in high regard by all his friends and ac-
quaintapces.
A further drop in the egg market seems i'm
minent. The local stock shows no enlarge
ment the score of receipts but deceraseu
consumption and a falling market In the east
makes 1t necessary to take care OF the large
storage holdings.
Butter was firm. Demand was good and
supply ample.
Apples had continued strong call and held
to the figures which nave prevailed 1or d NUM-
ber of days.
C,ranberries were "a little lower the weakness
increasing since Thanksgiving
other varieties of berries were In small sup
ply and though the demand was weak prices
remained unchanged.
Potatoes were In better shape than for some
time past The poorer stock is gradually be-
ing moved satisfactorily and this is putting
the fancy stock in line for stronger quotations i.
Grapes are still enjoying good market with
firm prices. Probably as satisfactory con-
dition prevails in this line as can be found in
the general market
Beans were firm with no new features to be
seen
Receipts of oranges are increasing and the
fruit is steadily gaining in flavor. The de-
mand is fairly strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-07
San Francisco Mining Stocks
R!, Associated Press
Pacific Coast Trade
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. -Flour-Famly
extras S. 4O@eO0; bakers, s5.4oa5.S5; Oregon
and Washington. s5.O0d5.5O; shipping wheat,
al 60; chevaIieI. s167laQl.f5; red oats. s1.6O@
2OO white s1.52is@1.62A black, S2.75q2.9O;
mlddlings, s3l@32; rolled barley, sS5@S6; oat-
meal $40; oat groats A.3O; rolled oats. $40;
Wheat hay, s129lS; wheat aud oat. S14d16
wild oat. sl0@14 tame oat $l20l7; alfalfa, si1
Oh: straw, 45mS5c; pink beans. sS.20dS. 2J
lima. si.s5q5.O0 small white. ss.4oG3.60; large
white 49, 20q3,40; oregon Burbanks. 75cq$1. 10;
Salinas Burbanks. s1.3OQi6O; Merced sweets,
81. 25a150; green peas, 3G7c; string beans, SO
&c; egg plant, 10012kc; green peppers. 5Ocd$l
tomatoes, 5oc@Sl.25, summer squash, 81 i009
/ .25 garlic, 4a6c; eucumbers, b0c9$l.
Receipts-Flour. 2622 wheat, 1855; barley
aCS5; oats $751; BEANS 607; potatoes. $3.50; onions,
$40; bran, 1O5; middlings. 100; hay 9lO; hides
so; wine, 6o20o.