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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03

Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou-
|bles and 1t straight
|ened me out In good
shape. Iwork nearly
all the time, 40 We
live On o farm and I
have four girls. I do
jail my sewing and
other work with.
their halp. 40 IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03
Joy for the Children

WALL, Nichols Co., Ltd, big toy de-
partment, VIII be open every day and
evening for It's many patrons to call
and inspect their immense stock Of
toys and holiday goods now ready.
Bring the little ones with you and let
their hearts jump with Joy. Remem.
Der the place, Wall. Nichols Co., Ltd.
ADV. - - .,...r .,=..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03
A TREATMENT
FOR NERVES
Woman Tells How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Helped Her.

West Dandy, N. TT hs1e had
nervous trouble oil mp life until / took
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-03

ancs Company of California, q corp.
Grafton. Exceptions from circuit
court; First Circuit. -. ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

greet work being done by The tiileen
hundred active Sunday school workers
ia the stute until they attend one of
our state conventions and see the
earnest enthusiasm and the immediate
response Of This Wonderful corps oi
workers and hear them discuss their
work,
We who attend leave the convention
with new encouragement, enthusiasm
vision and a determination To accom-
plieh more Ia our parish work
Wc hapa that on May "a Ne viii be-
1blo 10 iHpaft to yag some Of the things
that We learned while at Monroe Miss
Iudon viii b, silh "a Ia bold a meet
ing al that time An are cordially Isl.
yited Ia attend so be- sure To- come and
hear hoN Cur parish became one OF the
banner parishes. Come and give IA
your loyal support and help ~ to reach
yet higher standard Of efficiency
Watch for III, anHounc' ment of place
and hour II the meeting. 60 appear
soon. NJ. ] COOPER
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
IN NE MoRIAM

Mr. WadBSorth died at his home at
: 90 Friday afternoon, April "a. 1917,
and Mas laid to- rest III the Star TIA
cemetery Saturday afternoon
Jay Emerson NadsWofth uas born ia
81 CroiN county, Wisconsin, his father
.emigfating there from New York state
Tie came of hong line of sober. God
fearing ancestors. his fathcr establish.
ing the FIRST sunday Scheol IN that
county, walking mites over the SNOW
covered hills aud plains Of the district
to reach the scattered families
one of large family Of brothers and
sisters, h reached manhood and cid
age. az did all of his brothers, without
knowing the taste Of liquor, fits life
has been q furiheraneo 1T his fathers
teachings as evidenced Ia his home
life and his activity, when In health,
III church aud business matters.
Mr., Wadsaorth with his family came
oaih In 1908. first settling on ihn
lower coast below New ORLEANS, and
later removing 20 West Feiiciana par
ish, where his two daughters, Mrs
Jesse aud Mrs Willis Daniel aud his
wife are still living His Only son.
paul Emerson WadswoFih, lives In
Boston, Mass. aud vas unable. ia his
great grief. 10 be- here during hts
fathers last hours Mr.. Nadsworih
also has tao sisters and four brothers
Ia Wisconsin and Washington
Always cheerful aud patient, always
thinking of the comfort of those about
him, nu man could have eadeared him
self more To those who knew him.
TO those sho knew thee not
No words can paint.
10 those who know thee
Know all words are faint"
Among the many comforting words
spoken by their friend and pastor.
Rev. Mr. Tins of Jackson, we're thesc
This family needs n0 comfofl" mean
ing as We all knew, that II was "a good
man gone home"
"A precious one from AS has gone.
A voice we loved is stiled
4 place liz vacant In our home
Which never can be filled
God In His wisdom, has recalled
The boon Hts love had given.
Aud though the body slumbefs here.
The soul i safe in Heaven"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
PRETTY AL FREsco WEDDING.

/ 4 wedding Ia a setting quite ont OF
the ordinary was seen Wednesday
evening al eight O'Clock. when Miss
( Ella Eugonia Daniel and Mr. Marshall
/ Pierce Fnulks were united. Instead OF
being inside the residence OF Der
parents 1T Elm Park, II was celebrated
IN the large front yard with It's lawn
and flowers. A rustic arhor had been
built near one end Of the gallery, deco
rated With soft festoons Of moss and
white roses, aud from the center hung
the wedding bell composed OF white
flowers. An aisle led from the front
steps 10 the afbor, with boundaries on
either side fashioned Of the same lovely
materials
A. The sound af Mpadcissohn's Wed,
ding March played by Mrs NJ Mont
gomery of Neyanokc the young couple,
preceded by their attendants. The brides
sister, Miss Eva Daniel, and Mr. Homer
Magcc of Frankluieu teft the house
aud passed through the floral aisle Ia
the arbor whore Rev Mr. Tins Of
Jackson awaited them 10 perform the
ceremony The arbnr and grounds
were effectively lighted by Japanese
lanterns, which added a mystic beauty
Ia the scene The bride, a tall graceful
gfl. looked very pretty and sweet Ia a
pIrated crepe de- chine OF pale grey
with Gcofgrtte collar and sleeves
tier bouquet VAS of Easter lilies and
asparagus form The bridesmaid wore
a charming frock of canary colored
chiffon. net sleeves. and she carried a
bouquet Of Massancile roses and as
pafaFus fern 4 Dream of a Bride
Vas softly played during the ceremony
After the fatefuI words were said
aud the smiling congratulations and
toHder good wishes were offered the
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

Mayor James H. Logan of bayou
Sara has had Gag hoisted ON the river
front. II Is quite a large flag, 5Sln,
aud the formal raising vas made 81
Sunday afternoon Mr. Logan Informs
SIS that this is the only flag OH the
Mississippi between Ration Rouge and
Natchel. In spite of her various re-
yerses. tho town Of Hnsou Sara Is true
blue, and to the extent Of her resources
up tu the moment In everything.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
DOING THEIR Git.

III view Of the shortage of the food
supply. fast becoming world vide, a
systematic effort h being made 10 Ell
list the services OF the boys and girls
In productive effort along the lines OF
gardens poultry, pigs, corn, etc Each
child old enough Ia do any work Is
asked to specify what he Is willing 10
undertake This Is patriotic duty
and the children are undertaking the
work III that spirit Parents should
encourage the children 10 enroll aud
should see to IL that each child has an
opportunity to serve bis country IN this
way II child wishes 10 serve In this
way, j, would be very unpalrlotie Go say
the least Of a. for parent or any
other person to undertake to discourage
the effort
II may be- thought By some that a
child can accomplish very little in this
work, and that may be true. Hat the
aggregate for All the children will be-
very great.
MOI only should the parents eneeur
age the children 10 do this work. but
the parents and every other person who
can possibly do 80 should cultivate
some food plants Every effort IL he.
inR made To increase the faod supply
Ia this country II Is the duty Ut every
patriotic citizen 10 help You may not
los able to enroll IN the army you may
not be- able 20 enlist as red cross
nnrse, bat surely YOU can raise a gar.
den. er do something 90 conserve the
faod supply.
Tits Ia war in which every man.
woman. aud child viii have nppoftu.
nifty 81 help The opportunity is offered
you nov, VIII YOU help
The following Is a partial list 1T chill.
dreH of the public schools who have
already enlisted for this work
Julius Frcyhan School Gardeners,
10th and ilth grades, Edith l.eake.
Divide Leonard, Lucille Magearl. John
Douglas. Gladys Wilcox, Feltug Folkes.
Richard Douglas. Thomas Niuci, gar.
doaers, 9Th grade, George Rettig, Mar.
gafei harrow. Frances Haicf Slaugh,
ter Bail, eighth grade. Noise Harris.
vegetable garden and poultry. grade
not given, Lawrence Matthews. garden
work. Earl Decker, field work, Mary
MADDEN. l50 tomato plants.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
rAyLoR-FiscAER WEDDING.

The wedding II Miss Medora Mum
ford Fischer. daughter of Mrs Florence
Harrow Fischer and the late Max
Fischer Of New Orleans aud West
Felieians. 10 Mr. MeFvin =. Taylor.
formerly Of West Feliciana parish. vas
very quietly celebrated tn the after
icon "Wednesday al 80 O'Clock. At
Trinity Chapel. Rev. Gordon BLACKWELL.
u ID, officiating. Only the immediate
members Gf the two families were
present, and Mrs Fischer gave her
daughter away. The bride wore Il chic
travelling suit of dark blue taffeta With
hat 20 harmonic and carried a cluster
of Easter lilies, Mr. Taylor and his
bride left just after the ceremony on
short honeymoon trip and viii be at
home on their return with Mrs. Taylor's
mother. at her residence IN Jackson
avenue. New Orleans II Is interesting
Co note that Or RakewcG, who Is SO
y idcly known and beloved In New Or
leans, also married the brides parents
and ofiiciated at her christening.
Friends In West Foliciana OF both
the bride aad groom. though absent,
have the most lavish good wishes for
their future happiness end prosperity
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

4 white woman vas arrested last
Thursday night on charge Of being a
suspicious character. and kept In jail
for several days, until located by her
friends at Donaldsonyille. who came
for her and claimed her To be of an
sound mind She had been going about
among the negroes. and suspicious were
aroused By her having a considerable
sum Of money and by a mysterious
telephone message For quite a while
there was excitement among many as
tp real spy being discovered
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
DEATH or Mr.. WAoswoRTA.

Died Al Elm Park, La, Friday,
April %, 1917, 5 ., ~, j Emerson
Wadsvorth. aged 81 years, 10 months
ard 10 days, lntcfmeat vas made In
star hin Cemetery Saturday morning
The passing Of Mr. Nadsworth, after
q long and trying Illness, will he known
with deep concern hy the many friends
hc aud bis charming family have made
since their coming to Louisiana to live
about seven years ago They first
resided Ia Jackson but later moved to
West feiiciaua and all have SO thor
oughly identified themselves with place
and people, that II IL hard to realize
their period of residence has been So
short
MIR Wadssorlh, besides his widow,
leaves two Daughters, Mrs, Jesse Daniel
aud Mrs. Willis Daniel. both Of this
parish. and one son. Mr. Paul Wads.
worth Of River Falls. Mass.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

The beautiful ncW silk flag bought
b, subscription for Grace Church was
presented AT morning service. last Sun.
day After the close nj the sermon II
was brought into the church carried
hs The men 1T the congregation Mr. ]
Ii Matthews made Tia speech of pre-.
sofita,i0n and the rector. Rev 4. W
Skarlon. responded "Ged Save the
state" was sung by the choir
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

The Concord District Sunday Schoui
will have q Mothers Day Rally at Con.
cord en The 18Th Of May at .. M.
Everybody come out. We are going to
have interesting talks by pr iiolcombe,
Hon. u NJ. Pipes. Mr.. Campbell and
Mrs Margaret Cooper.
MRS. GARNER SMITH, Sec
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

News has been received here Of tho
death M her homo In statesville, n G.,
April Il. of Mrs Key, widow Of the
late Philip Barton Key, Of Louisiana
aud North Carolina She vas rs years
old sud a sister Of former Senator ] X,
Thornton III Alexandria She also
leaves sister. Mrs J G. French of
Memphis. Tenn. Her nephew IL Mr..
& r. French Of Statewide
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Mr. t.ae O LESTER and little son
were IN town ON Monday,
Mrs. \. VI. FishbHfn has returned 10
Jackson to visit Mrs X &, Dudley.
Mrs. J. II Kent has returned from a
lengthy visit 90 Mr. and Mrs Geo
Youugbiood
Mrs \ 4 Mck0Wcn Is here this
week with Mr. and Mrs Pipes Mrs 7
e. MCkowen aud Mr.. Willie MckoWeu
were also their guests on Monday.
Misses Robbie sloeum, Susie Thorn
and Minnie McCausland aud Messrs.
Merauslaud and Fauvcr we're in ~.
FraRcjsyille on Saturday
Rev Francis Gehring went 10 Waco.
Texas last week to participate in an
intercollegiate debate between /. $. Il,
aud the college there Mr.. Grhring
and his colleague woB the debate for
L. =. L
Mrs ] WadsWorth. Mesdames Willie
aud Jcsee Daniel OF West FelIeiana
WIRE frant guests ef Mr.. and Mrs
f. G. IN NJ and Mrs. Iiill attended
the funeral OF Mr. ], Wadsworth In
West Fclieiana, Saturday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
INCIDENTS or SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION,
RogilIioyille, la. April %

RogilIiotille. la, April %
Ou April II. Is and ~, a. delegates
from West Felleiana parish. Miss Daisy
nooktcr and attended che Louisiana
state Sunday School Convention held
II Monroe.
Every year these conventions grow
better and wlah that all ~ the loyal
Sunday school workers of the parish
wha are 50 sltally Interested Ia bring
inR our sunday school work Ia a higher
standard could have attended this con.
ycntton and beard the lectures. dis
cushions and enthusiastic talks made
hy workers from all over The state and
The visiting workers
our mornings were iiHed With officers
aud WORKERS coaneils. where plans
v.fr discnaed aud made for more aud
better work fer the cnminF year The
afternoons we're filled With conferences
Of the different divisions of the work.
crB. where The discussions we're gea.
erat each one giving their view OF
Wofk and how they accomplished the
work The night sessions were for
lectures. except one night when the
parish recognition services were held.
Il. hon rgp.rga nero read aud thH 10
serving parishes received their banners
| am very glad 10 say that our parish
received Two banners, and we hope 10
do better this year
person does aoG realize fully the
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
Our LADY Of Mount Carmel Church
ReY 3. Rnnhouts, Rector,

Saturday. April Is. at Il. III. Re.
auem Mass for the rcposo Of the soul
Of Ills Grace james Hubert Hlenk.
Archbishop of New Orleans. All Cath.
ulice invited to attend
The week felloRIu the miasion here
by the Catholic missionary Father
AduIhert, a mission will be given at
Jackson from MAY ~ To 20 and at
Clinton from May - 10 June ..
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

Little Dorothy nippei had few
little friends with her. Wednesday
afternoon. to celebrate her birthday
Among The pleasing features uf the
occasion Was the receipt of cangratu.
latnry telegram from MIR and Mrs
Wm Edrnborn. who make great pet
of Dorothy Delicious refreshments
NeTa served
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

The draining machine Ia iIayou Sara
has been pat Ia order and has done
good service Ia relieving the toWn III
asepagr water. Though very little has
been spent GA the Ioyrc II II iB good
shape. aad IL still arm against III"
water tina, laps It's base,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

Mrs | D. Sichola OF Brandon, La,
has cur thanks for kindly words about
ont silver edition. We appreciate her
sending extra copies TO friends at a
distance. We count her as among our
true friends.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

both Miss White AID Miss Lintoi
Williams having resigned their posi-
tlons at Grange Hall school, 9Th ward.
ON account 81 iiiheaIth. supt Crump
has closed the school for the session.
the time before the regular closing
being so short.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

DF Chas f. Howell. president Of the
Police Jury vas experimenting the
running 0f "A drag on the road near
Laurel liill, Monday. which work Im.
proved the reads ycrY much
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
Church Notices
GRACE CHURCH
Rev Alvin w. skardon. Rector.

Rev, Alvin w. Skardon, Rector
Third Sunday after Faster
Holy Communion, I 80 a. IA.
Morning Prayer and Sermon.
II O'Clock
Tuesday, May !. ST Philip and
ST. James. Holy Communion, IL a IN.
Friday i.itany. h. a. III
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
Mrs JAY WAnSW0RTfi,
MRS JESSE DANIEL
MRS W Il DANIEL.

The thirty FIRST annual convention Of
the Louisiana sunday School AssoeIa.
ton at It's convention IN Monroe. La
last sesh, elected d. NJ Pipes ei
Jackson president
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28

Peaches, plums. Pears and pers,m.
mons collection Of four large tress
Of eoeh for $500 Drifting Nurseries,
Port Arthur, Texas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
Personal But Polite .


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tnfr.au,rt ,,stts N tno.p Tuesday
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nnnday afteruoou Miss Helen sehles
f,s.r 1, their absence Shaving with
Mrs. MAY Mann
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and Miss Katherine Negehec Of Pink
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vile Mas "Wednesday of last week.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
Absent Friends

Eiwyu Harrow jr has gone into miit
iary service, Joining a machine gun
company ia New Orleans,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
NOTICE.

The town wagon for the removal of
trash aud garbage will resume opera.
tions Saturday. April 70.
A. r. BfslANT, Mayor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-04-28
CARO- or TtiaNks.

We wish tn thank our friends for
their many kinduesses 10 Our haHr Of
sorrow.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

QTra';anS gwen blow are for large lots a
good marx stable goods only. JolberS' pnces
are Elgh'r. Lower grades may be sold for less
Fancy goods Command higher prices.
EGGS steady. nearby. Yer doz., %; South
err. =.
CHEESE New York statt factory. new. 3az.
BITTER -Elgin pint 4Ila: ElGn tub. tO5r
pIVcsss. q; store packed. q.
POULTRY EY-Iire hens. pr n, o: ROSTERS,
Isr H.. &c; TURKEYS. per h. Oar; sIIing chick
ens. Icr ID. 3a25; ducks. yer IT,. I3iO; geese.
Ter H.. l0al3; keats yOung, each sCaS.
DRESSED PoILJRY Hens, choice. Der n.
2a2i; spring chickens Iss per H.: turkeys.
pr ID. Ear; ducks per h. lss3D: roOsterr, per
ID. 3als, gc.se. Per ID. lSal5.
GREEN GoODS-Potatoss. new. 450s5 % Ier
h1rTcl No. ? l;503UO pet barrel: string beans,
ar hagrrl, 'uOs2-7i; psIprs. per crate. 7Sal 81;
5Ta, TEL 'rafe. l.o0aIj0; raiishes. Ter 10.
5U2tJ r.rumbers. per basket. lcoalT5: egg
ptaut. 2'yae.s0 TSr crate: new cabbage. Der
harrl. 10. bortS per bunch, 2aJi.; CeItry.
Per z,u. sal.-5; celery. Ier crate. I.oOaI 70
rOTniue lettuce, jJa7J pr basket; lettuce per
bn-kct. IA %. squash, 50aI.OO' Per crate
Florida tpgna'"ts, 25OrI 50 per crate; rhubarh.
5oa2 - ~ 100 RInchss; asparagus. nearly
5H1lS Per dozen; S3rlus orions lJoa2 % per
10 bunohss; onions Texas, ljOsl.75 Per crst.
Fr ~ peLs, 2Ocsi % prr barrel; spinach. l.SOA
:" pr barrel; kale. $3.50 per barrel, com. per
craze ashlJJ.
LIVE STOCK Sheep n. 6s7: lambs spring.
hali'a; calves. per NJ, Is. medium. n. l2ISs
common. n. sAlO.
FRUITS Apples. new per bbl. . nas m; PER
h'N. 5Oal 80; California otauses. &0OsI IS
Florida oranges, IOoaiTS: g,suefr1nt. OOa5 90;
lsmrus. 6Ga7.Oo; Tancs. 3o0ai0G; cherries. sails;
Tsdchgs. l.sOl@OO I'cr crate; wstHrmelons 2Sa!0
each: cantalOupsS. Georgia l.7js2 25; California,
?o'".5 > crate; blsckbenies. Sal2l3 per quart.
HAY-No. l timothy. I9OOa9OOO; No. ). Isona
H.H; No. mixed, leooal7.0o; No. 2 lIOoallo.
SEEDS-Rcd clover, b3Ishal; Il.5Oall.35; alsike
clover. ll.Hsl20: crimson clover. loT5all >
timothy. 375a39o per busne': red-top, Iamal3 50
Isr hi'hrl; bluegrass 25a25n Ter busheI;
urchard gTass, 800 per bushel; white clover. 50
pr n. alfalfa clover, l7sls rsr NJ COW peas
-.JS-J
GRAMMAR. milling per bushel. 1907 80:
ordinary, per bushel. l.jlaIiS curn, pr busheI,
l.@Oa!.s2; oats. white. Ter bushel. 75a76; MIXED.
let bush'l 7ia75.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd. July Il EGGS Market finn
Maryland, Penn ylTauia, and nearby. = Ia siem
Shore Maryland aud Virginia. q. Western
tOhi"l. IS, West Nirgna S3 southCrn North
Cardinal frsts, 81: Western, fresh, frsts,
count cases. 81; candIed. SAD.
III tt s.i- Separator. "Ztras. 19a4o; firsts "a
s; blocEs . NJ, eNtIGs, 39liO; frEts. 37s5s:
dairy wint'. Maryland. Fruusvl'aris and vir-
sinta. eNtr's. Sa4: hrSts, =, store packed fists
2; do. West Virginia. frsts. -
LIVE PoCLTRY-Prices per POUND unless
otherwise stated Chickens, spfinE, u. 10 II,
pounds. Aa15; DO. l pound and less 2-aSp: do.
Old hens. 2; do. old roosters. l2al3: young
white Ieghorns. hats ducks, young Muscnyy
and mungr,l. lsals: do. Young white Pekinus
bal7; do, Indian runners, l5; do, pudi.".
choice. fat. ljal6i Tissons. old. pair. 70; do.
young. n.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Po-
tatoes. new, Norfolk and Hampton. barrel. i.06a
rs. Eastern Sho;e Virginia. barrel. iGjaij0;
York River, No. !. barrel 40ai25; Rappahau-
neck. No. !, b=rTcl. iOoai2J; No ., 25Oa5 N:
Apples. early harvest, fancy. baTel. 2Oa2 )"
small. l.OoiL2j: do. Il barrel basket. 75al o.
asparaEus, Maryland and Virginia No. l. dozen
l.56a@Co; No ,, 75al.25; beans, Norfolk. green
basket, l.o1al.25; native. bushcl. lUCal2j; Rappa
hammock. IS; bcets. Norfolk brnch l'sa2; do
RaUpahannoCk. lal'5; do, native, 2aGA: black
berries. Southern Qt., l2aIi: do, Eastern Shore
Maryland. ct. sai2; cabb5gr, Eastern Shore Viz
gnid. hbL, -: do. crate. l.90al.35: Norfolk
hbl., l.25' York River, bbL. 25; celery, Florida
crate. l5GI25O; CautalouDes. Florida. crate
2O0l97c: corn. RapTahannock. doz. I5s9; GU
cumhrTs North Carolina. basket, 1.COal 80: do.
Virginia. hbl., 3Os31; cmraRts. Maryland
ard Virginia. qt., I0I2; eEgplants Florida
crate. 2s0"(0; goosrhcrrirs, MARYLAND and Viz
cinia. g-ccn. n. I; huckebIries. SGr'hgn, at.
l2al5; MarylaDd and Virginia. qt. l2all: hale
native. h'shel box. l5a25, lettuce, Virginia. bss-