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The Washington herald., 1918-12-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd. Dec. IL-Prices o. the Bsltis
more produce market rangr as follows:
POTATOES-White. Western NErylAnd ara
Pennsylvania per 100 lbs. 25oSsTy do Ne--
York. No. I. pcr 100 lbs . sS2T5: do. Eastern
shore Of Maryland BDd Virginia. NcCortn,ts.
0lS2l5i do, JensyA per lJoIb. sack &0aS5s
sweets. yellovs. NOrtL Carolina, per btA 6ro~
go; do Ezstern Shore o. Msrylsnd and Drs.---
ware per bol, pr hamper. L7ss2oo; Do E.ss-.
eru Shore, 55sNo. do York River, per hbl .
5;5asOo: yams, fancy. bright. per bbl sl1s0c.l
ARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREEN
FRUITS.-ApUles. Eastern Shore of Maryland
ger bbl.. loose. 2Sj83 50. do ordinary l2sa2D,
do. L-bbl has. s5cal 80: do New Yorf Rtsr.
land and PennsylTHuiI. pNcked. bbl. 26lt- 0s
FloridS peT bas.. sreen. l5Oa2OD; do. FloridA-,
do. No. . bbl-, 200St co. do. pr bus. bsS oo<
2O: do. Ben Davis. per bA S5o4l %. Besas
per has. pearl l.SsLT5. BeegE native. pr
bunch. Sale. CEbbGEe. native. per lOo 500
500: do. New York State per ton D1nisk.
0.poa4oOo; DO. domestic. S.o0aStS - csus-S
h0Wer. pr bbl.. 4JOa5OO. do. crate, fWs2A-,
Celery. New Nork, pcr duz, sOss0c. Crlnberri1s.-
per bbl-, fancy, EG420 %. Elephants. F11gidA %
Der crate. 2SoaS5O hale. native per bu boa "a
&c Lettuce Florida, per bas. headed So
80; do, Norfolk. per bss-, 75GaLZ5. onioux
New Nork and Western, per 100 Ibs. lfbS-1.-
do. Maryland aud pcr.nsylyHnia per 100 Ib..,
l75E2o %. Oranges, Florida. per box. 70 sine.
Aoos5-5O. Peau New York. pgT bbl Bartlcst.
7.ons.0O; do, PER bbl, edOn. 6oosT o.. Pep
Ircrs, Florida per crate 2oo4s50. Spinach ns-
tive. ner bus boE. fOaJoc TomEtOes flo-iss.
ner carrier. 2OOs2D. TumiTs. native per b1t-.
SaDc
BUTTER-Creamery. Western sepautor er.
trSS. Gu6sc do frs's s5s6fr. do Western rrfnt.
't-ib extras 6Sa7Jc. do. hrsts. 66ss7c; do. West
ern prints l1b extras, 6sS7Ocs do trs;s sssese;
nearby crcsmery. extras. 6z6Sc: do frstS 81 =
&c; dairy PRINTS, Peunylyania and Nirsint,
extras, Esat4c; do. hrstS. lEsac: store-pseked. .
frsts, 4lst2c; rolls Maryland and Pennsy1uanis. e
AsGc' DO West Virginia, Eas2c; do. Ohio. Ga
Sc
EGGS-Western Maryland. Pennsyivauiz and
nearby, ger doz. frs's. &c: Eastcn shore %
Maryland and Virginia frsts. &c. Ohio drst.
6Ss64c; West Virginia. Sc southern lNorth
Cardinal, firsts. &c. ..H-a
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS NTED-IF AVAILABLE
now or later call upon Ernest Olp (represent-
ing several teachers' agenCiesl. So9 Alunsey
Building. Hours, to 6. Other hours by ap-
pointment. Telephone Main 5If2. del5-St
SOLDIERS KEENTERING SCHOOL WORK,
teachers leaving government service and
others aTaIlahe can secure Spring term open
ings through this Bureau. FOSTERS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, Atllnts, Ga. decsl0l2D
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POOLING ACTIVE
IN DAYS TRADES
E
Southern Pacific and WHY'S
Overland Fail to Ad-
vance, However.
By BReADAN WALL.


New York. Dec. 1.-THE actual bank
statement today showed surplus oe--
creased ss0.747.leo: loans increased e.
sS7.coo and net demand deposits IN
creased tSS, ,62S. 600. The averare state
ment showed -<urplus increased y. .os1.-
600: loans increased 81 GTs 600 and net
demand deposits increased sss.eTtop
The outstanding feature Of totsy-s
stock market was pool activity, rhfs
was clear in stocks like Ailss-Chas-
mers. Southern Pscifc, Wilson and
willys Overland. Those stocks did not
advance so much. but the pool se-
tivity was evident in the manner OF
what buying did appear in them.
II IL understood that certain bank
ing interests are anxious to see stocks
marked up to a figure thai co1re-
sponds with their true values The
market is 50 full OF issues below true
value that there is room for marked
Improvement
Far Below Limit. rrEz1cl-
The general borrowings OF Wan
street are now 80 far below the lirsit
fixed by the money committee thatss
forward movement could be wen
financed provided II is confined 20
stocks. selling at a small number ~
dollars per share. -
Now that pools are becoming sctf~e
again the new attitude OF the coves-
nors OF the New York Stock Exch.nrs
Is encouraging. They have decided 20
eliminate all unfair practices. A GOOD
beginning has been made in forbiddine
brokers TO advertise their stop orders.
but an ofense perhaps worse than that
Is the advertising OF orders In the
hands OF specialists. %
President Robinson. Of the Crer Csr~
pet Company. issued a statement to-
day, assuring his stockholders that
peace will help rather than hurt the
company. The Dinseed directors would
do well TO follow the example. SO
would the Allis-Chslmers outnt.
Down In the ThIrttes. a"-
The buying in Southern Pacific n
not for insiders and is not for any
operator well known TO Wall Street
But II is really good speculative buy.
ing that should make an impression
Southern Railway is now in much
the same position that Southern Pa
cifc and Atchison were when theis
stocks were selling down in the thir-
ties. The great South has hardly
been scratched industrially but Il Ia
going to be plouEhed deep. The farm
tractor is going 10 turn the South ints
a wilderness OF agricultural wealth.
II can produce double its present
crops with less than its present man
power. Southern Railroad will be the
chief beneficiary. II will be worth
while for investors 10 watch IT,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
tU. S. Bureau Of MarketsJ

ChicAgo Dec. A-HOGS-ReceiptS $500 /:
msrses mostly loc lower slaughter facilities
o'ertAIed and many thousand hogs going over
without q bid; top r.O; bulE Of ssles, u va
F.s5; butchers, I7SOal7.7O; light. lSs5su S.:
packing ls75Sl7.B; thrOvoUts. l5T5Al6T5s pIgs
good to choice. HOSl5.5o.
CATTLE-Reccipts, 500; compared with a
week ago beef and butcher cattle mostly &c
lower; good weight feeders steady TO &c lower:
common stock of more.
SHEEP - Receipts. 6On, cOmpsrrd with a
week ago lambs mostly &c 10 Soc lower. sheep
and yesriins weak TO &c lO~er.
Kansas City. Dec H-HOGs-Receipts so /:
lower; beavy. l6sOaI7.sO; butchers, II E.OoaH.4o:
lights. ls.75arcs; piss. I3OozHN
CATTLE-Receipls. 30; steady. pfne-fcd
steers, B.o0aDOo; Southern steers. 6ooGl2o5: a:
COWS. 55OalZso; hsifers, T.ooalS5 50: calves. 6Ooz
B9.
sHEEP-Rsoeip4s. 500: steady: lambs lisa
SO: yeEriinEs. DSNl2oo; Wethe-S, aoo1loS:
ewes. SeOAs.sO-
St. Louis. Dec. IL-HOGs-R -Receipts. I.Oo;
steady: lights. E.SaI7.4O; piss. l1Odz6co
butshers l7.2jsI7 So good heavy. l7-5Oal7.e5-
Il sals.5O; heifers. 9SOsl5s: COWS 7-5oal2 90;
stockers and feeders. s50Al20o; calves, T.75aI7 90
SHEEP-Receipts. GO; steady; lGmbs. I5yoo1
$50; ewes. 6oOAs.e.
Pittsburzh. Dec. H-HoGs-Rscsipts ZOO
steady heavies and heavy YOrkers, / 6; light
NOTker5 and pigs. 800.
SHEEP AND IaAMBs-Rccsipts. sOo: stronT-
er: top sleep. so; top lambs. $50.
CALYES-Receipts. loc; steady; tor. 300.
Cincinnati, Dec. H-HOGs-Recoipts 500
slow.
CATTLE-Recepts, 500; slow; calves lover at
6oca8s
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WANTED-AGENTS.

THE KAISER IN PARIS" GREATEST
lOc seller; 100 $50; 100. sd. Sample. Sc.
CORDELA, 5o5 5th ave. New York dcl5t
MOST WONDERFUL SENSATIONAL PIC
torial authentic history Of world war. Com
plets. Fastest selling book earth Large
book. price s. Agents profit 81. Prompt de
2yeries- Credit given. Free outfit. HERTEL
CO, Publishers, Chicago. del5-lt
AGENT-NIEN AND WOMEN MAKE BIG
money selling our new up-to-dats Christmas
and 1873 specialties. Free Catalog; samples,
quick sales; no experience. CRUNER CO.,
Jackson and Campbell. Chicago. delSlt
80 DAILY DISTRIBUTING PRIZE PEACE
pictures: Liberty and Peace" True sons
Of Freedom" Human Liberty Bell" 'Foch,
''Pershing" Honor Roll" Enormous demand
Samples free Also portrait cstalOg. CON
sOLIDATED PORTRAIT CO. 1854 W. Adams
a.. Chicago. del5-lt
FRIENDSl AGENTSl LADIES AND GEN
tlsmenI Lend me your nose. Use and sell
Egyptian Magic Hypnotic Perfume. power
ful high grade extract Of flowers that gives en-
tire satisfaction. Ms. X. writes: Your pre-
fume y Just grand" Miss c. says: Its won
derful, sIready people take more notice Mrs
Kelsey writes: 1T may be the perfume, any
how business is better" Hundreds Of satisfied
customers. One bottle postpaid. 2Jc: three. 6Oc;
five. 81 %: dozen. 500: grOss, $3.50 W. n.
CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO. MFGRs-,
beaumont. Texas sel-3st
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. H.-Bullish spot shipping
news a more favorable statement on cousumP-
ton Of the staple last month by the Census
Bureau than had been expected stifened the
cotton market today Profit taking was re-
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALE55NIAN-5OMETH NEW. SEASON
able aut0motLs accessory. Rgt4ils for 81;
large commission; t2Oo0 to 800 yearly Opror-
tuuity. Car BE- hardle1 as a side line. Free
particulars BOyEY Co. 9O Prairie ave-.
Chicago delSlt
SALEsNIE.S WANTED-EABN so A WEEK
all or spare time. Get our wonderful holiday
samples mems tailored ueckwear +. L. KEIsER
co. Palmer Tldg., Detroit, Mich. debit
SIDE LINE TOP NOTCH SPECIALITY.
Responsible F0use. lays bg commissions
promptly. Write today. Samples and sales
talks fres No DELAYS ERICKSON COM
PANY. Des MOiues. Iowa. del5lt
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Lieut.. Alan +. Winslow. Chicago
aviator thought killed in August 10
prisoner in Germany.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs 4 Co.
SALES.
After call:
LAnston Scrip. S3 al 81
Washington Railway nd. s at Il
GAS BONDS.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR GIRLS: HOME PRIVILEGES;
transient Accommodations. IS7 18th st. del5-lt
Rooms FOR RENT. Isl nm ST. del5u
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FOR SALE-RANCHES.

SoUCJ CASH COMMISSION TO ANYONE
furnishing a buyer for my Colorado Ranch.
Write or wire for information. McWILL-
IAMS. 2U Bennett Bldg. Colorado Springs
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

SCOTT-On Friday, December l3, 1915.
1857 Good Hope road southeast,
CATHERINE B., beloved daugh-
ter Of Ellen D. and the late s. B.
Scott
Funeral from st. Theresa's Church
tomorrow at a m
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WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.
PALMISTRY.

We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. r. TOMPSON. l.7 E'st. Sc. noz WIS q
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REAL ESTATE.
LOST.

LOST-NEAR PETWORTH, BOOK OF HER
aid receipts. Please return to Herald Office
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT de5-u
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MRS. ". o. HOPKINS. Chair

MRS. ". o. HOPKINS. Chair man of finance. The following donations were receiv- ed: One child's dress. Mrs. W. E. Hop kins. One hat, Miss Winnie Hopkins. Two packages pan cake flour, Charlie Frank Hopkins. Two bath towels, Mrs. w. N. Brown.
 One sheet. Mrs. Fred Brown. One fancy towel, Miss Ida Howard. One work basket. Miss Margaret Howard.
 One camisole, Mrs. w. T. Webber.
 Two and half yards crochet, Mrs. Addie Ramey. One Rhode Island Red rooster, Mrs. Lula Ramage.
 One bushel of meal. Geo. w Nc Kinney.
 One box of onions, Mrs. George Moody. One quart Of ihubarb, Mrs. Jennie Hartley. Two cans of peaches. Mrs J. H McDonald. One hen. Mrs. w. T. Kirby. One hen. Mrs. Fred Zieger.
 Half bushel peaches, Mrs. H. L.. White. One Rhode Island Red roostep. NiSs Minnie Fleener
 One outing quilt pieced by Mrs. Ella Martin. nne White Leghorn hen. Tom Harris wooten.
 One basket potatoes, Mrs. T. c. Wooten.
 Six dozen bottles of Coca Cola, Mn Hale
 One pair moccasins and one bath towel. Mrs. ]. I. Morris.
 Half bushel potatoes. Mrs. Ella Martin.
 Half bushel potatoes. Mrs. Oba Maynard
 Two white bonnets for children, Miss Ada Sutton.
 One dresser scarf. Mrs. !. H. Wood
 One caramel cake, Mrs. T. C. All sopp.
 Two Buff Orpington roosters. Mrs J. B. Lowe.
 One pound of butter and two choc- oIate rice. Mrs ". - Haley.
 One pound of butter and one quart of peach preserves. Mrs. E. J. Jones.
 One hen. Toistine Haley.
 One broom. Mrs. Mckinney
 Half dozen eggs. Cora Ethel Blink. ley.
 One cake. Mrs. J. w. Binkley.
 One quart of canned peaches, Miss Fannie Nave Binkley
 Half gallon of chow chow pickles, Mamie Dice.
 One dozen eggs. Mamie Lou Dice.
 Onions. Mrs. T. | Dice.
 Four Rhode Island Red chickens. Misses Ruby and Lena Dice.
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CLUBS FOR coLoRtu

On Saturday. July 6, K E, n county agent for the coioreu had a convention of boys ID '@ and pig clubs and girls in " ming club.
 There are 135 boys in tness' E and S1 attended the coh'sn. { the colored public school in 'hs and F girls attended the F club convention.
 Addresses were made p' Nixon, w. B. Mann, chas and H. C.I Ray, district as'p ored.) R. E. Bryant then the boys and girls to a oarO.. auto ride around the city ''" tickets to the picture snow :,
 The girls of the canning .''' addressed by Miss Willie = and Mrs. Mary L. Ray ! " tion was a decided success { voted that much good IS oe'' by the county agent.
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RED CROSS REPORT
By Mra u NorrAl

vrzz5er. R ' wE1. Tom SsEs@-n- Bss NzaaE Derrsex-
 Soaz z.sff@es wfsI psezse rsz@zzss- fse asys sz vhsca skeT are rS serve and fs ~esr rhs Red TrSss eznrssn s@rvsee azEsogrz. sz " EzIs7 take al v-eezarsozz ro xzzr1 and pvpssc1 our sayz fruzz any enemy Whs nz1ghz seek to e0 them harm Tea ean readily z-6erzFzzd whT t Is 50 r@eesszry kh8t yog wear the caztee1 seywsee uniform. zz TO one wElI b. vevzEtset 10 serve uE1ess wearing ths uniform
 F0Hoplng work completed for fhe week.
 FrS1zy afternoon. Lz1Ses Ntss5on- granees DeFrsck Hiss Alma FUErsH. gea1zmea. Dare Dupsy C. N. Fsowcx. ! L. Eszzes- coEnp8eted l helpless reversible shirt. , sElts pa znzs- fz triangle bzndzges
 FrSdaT afternoon. s6I-test Mission arr Society os the Methodist church Capt Nrs- JuffEs B@nhsm- Mesdsmes- 0. q. NcruenF- George Sewbern. J 0. Payne Con Dles@d 2 surgeons op- erztIng cape. suits pzsamzs-
 Monday forenoon team. Capt Mrs W. 2. Atkins Mesdzmea- A. B. Law son. Tom Sewbern. Hiss Pearl Mann Completed helpsess reversible shirts ! sargeonss operating caps. ] suit pa5smas.
 Monday afternoon. Mrs. Guy Leary and Mrs. Edna Cgifffn assisted Mrs Morris in cutting pajzma suits,
 Tuesday forenoon. Miss Bernice Fast completed ] suit pa5snas-
 Tuesday afternoon. Young Ladies Club. Capt. sfrs. John Mann Mrs Whitaker. Misses Reeves. Alyne Wright. Marguerite Hancock, Frances Derrick. Margaret Dupny- comDlet- ed { -Hits pajamas-
 Wednesday forenoon, Capt Mrs w $. MccIlntock. Mesdames. Marshall Hewitt. Jno. HolIenbsck, Walter Reed " F. Sewb@rn. Matte Ford. Dol drfdge MecuIoch. MzcIin Hcclin- tock, '. M. Harrington. ". r. Harris. R. D Saith, Dickey. Misses Pearl Mann. Frances Derrick. Completed z suits pajamas. ? pajzma coats. 3 helpless reversible shirts. Mesdames F. V. Burke, J. F. FeltoB. W P. Eel tor, Eta gtOn Hudson. cut helpless re- versihlc shirts and pajama suits.
 "Wednesday afternoon. [. D- C.. Chapter. Cspf. Mrs. T. D. Benshail. Nesasmes. s 8. Atkins. Q. G. Nor msnf. 4. F. Wild. Bruce MuIkey. Matte Ford. Miss Frances Marie VI ere -orsplsted sEris paJsnas.
 Anna Strong brought in F besuii- fully finished sBrgeons' operating gowns that were made in the work rooms of our coIored auxiliary The garments were all nicely pressed and first class in workmanship.
 Donations received for the week:
 Gus Coleman. cash $25.
 Miss Lucille Howard. knitted hel- met
 Mrs. ". D. Newborn. pairs scissors, one dozen spools thread.
 Miss Frances Marie Moore. cash si 10 be used for supplies for the canteen service.
 NIT. Hale. local manager for the Coca Cola company, 40 little mirrors to be used in comfort kits. and } cases of Coca Cola 10 the Rondo auxiliary for their auction sale.
 One of the most pleasing surprises we have had in Marisnna for some time was the patriotic rally and pa
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seeor ef aenso au.IIIsrr

Gerorr of Rcnco Auxiliary
 The members of the ROnd0 Red Cross Auxfizry gave an auction sale Saturday. July :. at the Red Gross work rooms al Rondo-
 4 guessing contest was held on cake. The cake was donated by Mrs J. " BfnkIey and contained 2 cucumber seed Much meEri1ent and fun xas gained over guessing what was in the cake As no one guessed correctly. il ~as sold 10 the highest bidder. j. " BinkIey bought the cake and wanted 10 donate II back 10 the Red Cross. but little Cara Ethel BinkIey begged her father not to give it away. saying they had not had cake al their house since Christmas.
 Mrs. c. E. Adams donated cake cont slning piece Of money. and it vas sold for cents slice. Chas- Prank Hopkins was the lucky buyer. his slice containing dinne
 ice cream and Coca Cola were sold the Coca Cola being donated by Mir. Hale cf Mariana We ~lsh to thank all fh1s. P no doh. cd 10 our sale and aelTsd ia e.her ways Especially do we thank Dr, H. L. White, who served as auctioneer. Mir. V. A- Blair as by-bidder. Mrs. ". T. Webber as clerk. Nesdames- T. ". Gillian. T. A. Copeland and T. M. Kirby as receiving committee. Also Mrs. VI. 4 Haley and Mrs Fred Hartley, who served as committee 10 sell cream and Coca Cola.
 Our thanks are due Ir. and Mrs T. C. Wooten. who by donating their beautiful yictroIa for the occasion. furnished music throughout the after noon.
 We also thank Ar. V. A. Bobbitt for 200 pounds of ice.
 The total amount made from the sale vas SIS. less expenses for ice cream and express on same. which will be deducted when bill comes in.
 H. L. LAMBERT. Chairman
 Miss IDA E. HOWARD. Sec.
 N. M. BLAIR. Treasurer.
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 One quart of canned beets. Mrs T. w. Gillian.
 One cake. Mrs. Clem Adams. Two packages of coffee and 12 pounds of flour, W. O. Hopkins
 One peck of potatoes. Mrs. T. A. l Copeland.
 The following sales were made: for s15e. One dresser scarf. Jim Hunter for s1.
 One dress. J. w Binkley for $2 One quilt to T. c. Wooten for $6. One fancy towel, Bob Knox for S5c. One child's bonnet to Mir Simmons for soc. One child's bonnet, Mrs. J. w. Binkley, 75c
 One bath towel. Miss Ida Howard, s15O.
 One sheet. ". T. Webber. s2
 Two and one half yards of crochet, Bob Knox for 75c.
 One pair moccasins. W. T. webber. s1.5O. Twelve pounds of flour, Bob Knox, sl.75. Donated back Sold to Rufus Nc Kinney for s175.
 One pair towels. Rufus Mckinney, SOC. Two packages pan cake flour. Mrs. Arthur Wood, soc
 Two packages of coffee. N. M. Blair. soc.
 One can of chow chow pickles. J. w. Wynne, 75c
 One broom, Mir. W. T. Webber, $I. One bushel of peaches. N. NJ. Blair. s2. Donated back and sold to ]. w Binkley for s225.
 One hen, V. 4. Holland, Soc.
 Two chickens, w. N. Haley, 95c. One hen. T. L. Alsop, soc.
 Four chickens. T. J. Dice. s2.S5. Donated back and sold to w. O. Hopkins for s2.50.
 One rooster, Rufus Mckinney, $1.S5 One rooster. Jim Gunter. s160. One pound of butter J. w. Wynne. 75c.
 One pound of butter. V. A. Holland, 60c
 Half dozen eggs. Geo. Kelley, 2Oc One dozen eggs. Geo. Kelley. BOG. One quart of rhubarb. ]. w. Blink ley. 25c.
 One quart of preserves. ]. w. Wynne. 75c.
 One quart of beets, Jim Noland. BOG One quart of peaches. ]. w Blink ley, 40c
 One basket of potatoes, w.. T. Web Der. 40c
 Two cans of peaches, T. c. wooten 60c.
 One cake. w. T. Webber, $1. Cash. Miss Margaret Howard soc One chocolate pie. Dr. H. L. White $I
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One chocolate pie. Geo q S5c. One bushel of potatoes, WIT Der, $1.
 One basket of potatoes. w. T. Der. 25c.
 Onions, Hugh Hardin, 5Oc. Onions. Frank Holden. l5c Onions. Dr. H. L. White, " One cake guessed at to see was in it. g.
 Sold to J. w. Binkley. $l.@ One cake sold for DC a sllce' One box of chickens. Geo. $1.25. One bushel Of meal, J. w. D se.
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[3H73lIl |EkC47 El11Y

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