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The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
Prom the Courier-Journal.
KoteSt Gran KenOrts.

In Alabama the cotton crop Is re
ported as very unpromisipg, the cater
pillar, as il seems, having doue The
mos, of the mischief La Texas the
prospects are much better than when
last reported, and an average cotton
crop is expected Ia Mississippi the
continued rains have had disa-trOu-
effect upon cotton, while iD Georgia
the reports were never more favorable
Ia Louisiaua both the cane AMI cotton
crops have suffered very greatly from
recent rains, and the prospects are
gloomy indeed La Virginia there Is
large wheat crop, and the promise OF
tobacco is not considered bad lu
North Carolina not more than half the
usual tobacco crop Is expected II
kentucky the recent heavy rains have
resulted disastrously for the wheat
crops in the counties adjoining and
west of Boyle aud for the tobacco croT
in Western az Kentucky, but have been
~elcomely received by fbe farmers o0
Central Kentucky. The farmers have
begun harvesting, aud from our mex
batch Of reports & more decisive e-tl
mate may be made OF the result OF the
grain crops throughout the State.
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The EnoeYns of Nroner.

I, does look like the late revision Of
the statutes Of Kentucky has got our
money men into an awkward situatioa
The attention of the Louisville Buar3
of Trade has been called to the fol-.
loving section Of tie late work, saa
some spprehsud great Commercial Sad
financial danger II the forebodirgs
Of business wreck IN consequence prove
true, the members of the late adjourn
ed session will have magnificent time
explaining to their constituents. W.
Confess we don't understand The facts
section 8. No corporation which
IS expressly sutnof,.sed BY the law Of
this State. shall ws,-emoney. diseount
any evidence Of Sbt, OF deal in The
buying or selling OF exchange Every
person acting as au officer, servant. Or
agent OF q corporation IN violation OF
this section. shall tor every such OF
fense be fned from $50 TO $500 Al,
contracts made in violation Of this sec
ton shall be void, aud all money paid
by way OF interest, discount, OF for
difference of exchange iu violation
thereof. may be recovered back by t;ic
party paying. or Ms creditor
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On Monday last, the citizens Of Ben.
ton county, Tenn, held meeting at
their county seat, Camden, in the IN
teress Of the proposed new State Of
Jackson. The meeting was addressed
by the venerable Judge Dougherty and
others; and delegates were appointed
to the new State Convention, to as
semble at Jackson on the 29th instant.
Mr. W. L. McCutchen. of Hicknzo.
being presest. by request, gave his
views as to the new State as favorable,
aud also the general sentiment OF West
Kentucky.
The friends Of the new State propose
$ meeting 70 appoint delegates from
Fulton. pex4 Saturday.
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who the l1eviI,s .tuey I

The Princeton Banner has its say
about the next Congressman. After
referring TO The names Of Grassland.
Tyler, Bennett, Huey, Bigger, Symms.
etc, IL says;
I'VE know personally aud By reputa
lion nearly all OF these gentlemen, aud
we are glad to be able to bear testimony
totheir worth, ability and capacity. But
there Is one that we don't know and
we would b glad if some one (pro
vided that one can be fonud) would tell
Us, who is Huey? Where does he i've ?
Whence did he come? What does he
do9 What il his calling? And last
but not least scho IN the thu,ler Is Il
that is '.talsiag Of Hacy2'
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Literal Answers.

lady. noticing boy spriuklIuS Sa't
on the sidewalk to take of the ice, said
TO friend, pointing to the salt:
Now that's benevolenee
No it amt said the boy somewhat
Indignantly its salt.
So. when lady asked her servant
girl if the hired man cleaned OF the
nov with slacrily she replied:
No ma am he used shovel
A very polite and impressive gen
t'eman said to youth in the streets:
Boy, may | enquire where Robin"
son's drug store Is?
Certainly sir, replied the boy very
respectfully,
1WeIl sir, f." said the gentleman after
waiting some time. where Is Z?
4 havn't the least idea, yer honor,
replied the urehin.
Boy. | want TO go to Dover street
"Well ma a'am," said the boy, why
don't you go then p
Did any of you ever see an ele
phant's skiu?' asked a teacher Of al
iufont class.
Il have, exclaimed one.
"Wh Z" asked the teacher
On the elephant" said the boy
laughing
4 wonder where those clouds ar
going 2" said Flora.
Her brother replied: Il think the,
are going to thunder
Halo there, how do you sell you
wood p
by the cord "
How long has it been cut2'
-Four feet.
Il mean how loog has it been sine
This reminds one of an instanc
which Is sand to have occurred once i
/ Chairman street, where country MAJ
was besieged by shop keeper.
Have you any fne shirts p
~ splendid assortment. Step j
, sir
Are they clean ?"
To be Sure sir.
"Then, said the countryman wiiI
great gravity, you had better put on
on, Tor you need it"
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Specisl to tie Cincinnati Gazette.
& Feature OF Ghe New SaIarJ
Inv

Incorrect versions OF the law under
which members of the 43d Congress
are dragiug their pay in advance OF
being sworn iu. are in circulation.
Tie lsw Is part of the bin increasing
the salary, and provides that all mem
notice Of contest Is not received may
receive their Compensation monthly
flotD the beginning Of their term ill
the beginning of the first session Of
Congress. and 10 avoid the difficulty
presented Dy the old law of requiring
> certificate of the Speaker, since there
- no Speaker, aud the Clerk Is the
only ofhcer Of the House of Repre-
-en-atiyr5 for the new Congress which
b0lds over, his certificate was made
sufficient. All memb bers are drawing Q
s625 per mouth. except in contested
cases, and the salaries drawn before a
single days service IS performed in
December viii be for each $5625. OF
1925 morssehan the usual pay uuder
'he lav.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

The Trigg county, Demoerat has She
following sensible remarks
Certificates Of qualification we're
issued last Monday. by our Commoo
School Commissioner, to nine teachers
Iii notable fact, that all these Ger
.iticates were, what is called, secoDd
class II is also worthy Of record
that only QUO third Of the common
school teachers, IN the county haze
,Grst-clAss' Certificates.
When We take into consideration the
low standard fixed BY law, for eyeu :
sirst-clsss certificate, and that over
eight thousand dollars are, received
annually, BY these teachers, for their
services, the Inquiry may be properly
made by the people, why 50 much
fnouey is paid tor the service Of per
sons Of acknowledged ineompelsilcs..
Surely, there is enough of import.
ance, responsibility. aud dignity at
tsched to the profession, to induee
these teachers 20 q1alify themsslyss for
teaehing, aud to render value received
FOR The mouey p them by the State
These feusarxs,-3 not inteudsd FOR
those hoiiIng iirst-ciaSs crriih1rca.
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THE Hickman Courier, We believe.
has the undivided and lonely distinc
ZION of being the only Democratic pa
per in Kentucky that gives its fu!
enforcement to the Louisville Courier
Journals patent radico progressive
platform - Frankfort Ysonlaa
a special telegram may prepare the
public &c o1pectau editorial puff Of
certain members of the Legislature
especially Senators holding over-oD
every convenient occasion, and that the
same is sure to be copied or iudor-ed
by one Of the Louisville dailies. This
progres>ivei~m" depends exclusively y
upon the possibility Of the Keomaa
keeping itself in harmony with = ma
jorIiy OF the Legislature Tie same
causes operating may occasion similar
compliments to aoy'zr in Bowling
Green uaper
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HEALTH or TIE VICE President
.-.I-Sa Sf!--sr,Fs fivi-i-. JS-aAbljcan says
Vice President Wilson has passed into
that stage of health which Chase 50
long occupied, paralytic invalid to
Shom life is Of most uncertain dura
ti0n. The nature of his disease may
not utterly destroy his usefulness as a
man and public servant, but it will un-
ioubtedIy limit his umbiiion aud ac-
tivity With careful nursing and ces
sstiOn Of exciting toll, he may yet
enjoy for many years kind Of honor
sry post 10 the public eouacils
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cHILLs AND YER

The proprietor Of this celebrated medt-
cine justly claims for IL a superiority over
All remedies ever offered TO the public for
the safe, certain. speedy, and permanent
cure of Ague and Fever. or Chiiis and
Fever. whether Of short or long standing.
He refers 10 the entire Western and South
western country 70 bear him testimony
10 the truth Of the assertion, that In q
case whatever will il fail 10 cure, IL the
directions strictly followed and car
ried out. In n great many cases q single
dose has been sufficient for a cure. snd
whole f6epilies have been cured by q single
bottle, with a perfect restoration Of the
| general health. II is, however, prudeDt.
and in every case more certain 20 core, In
/ its uAe is continued ia smaller dosee for u
/ week or two after the disease has been
J checked, more especially in difhsuit and
Cine viii not reos;re ss's;s DsgaiiS. ,his snsa
bowels IN good order; should tho patent.
however, require cathar;ic medicine
after having taken three or four dosee q
the Tonic. single dose Of BULL VRu.
ETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suaEeient
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Har. Rem. Rnrier.

rSsw York Letter to Cincinnati Gazette
By the by, few persons are aware,
l suspect, that Miss Hi!dreth. who was
leading lady at the National Theaier
during Mr.. Fosters management va,
married soon after her engagement
there to Benz + Butler, now the re
nowred Gen Butler Mrs Butler i
the mother of the wife OF Gen Ames.
of Mississippi who, - Blaueh Butler
gained 50 wide reputation a Wlsh
ington belle during her maidenhood
1t is said that Gen Butler displayed
his characteristic diligence aud ter
minatiou in his wooins, that ne resolved
that Miss Hildreth, then. "a now. a
most arniable and accomplished lady.
should be bis wife; aud be went from
Boston to Cincinnati to induce her to
abandon her engagement
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

The PROSPECT IN THE N0BTuW EST
Sioux CITY, July 9 In the region
Of country tributary to Sioux City,
embracing uorthwes, Iowa, north Ne
braska, aud southern Dakotoh, the
area in wheat Is one bali greater than
last yesr Corn. though not large
crop, is without exception better than
the average Small grain especially
promises an unusually large yield.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

The news IS cheering of the abate
ment of cholera in every direction In
Nashville, Memphis, Paducah, and
other points, few cases are reported,
but it no longer exists as an epidemic.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

Tie Teachers Inssitu.e Tor Hickman
county, will te in ssssion next week,
~ Clinton The friends Of education
generally are invi;sd
The following week tho Graves coun
- Iastiiuss will meet at Uaion school
house, sese6 u,i.ss above Msyield
Prof Reynolds, Of Louisville. will
rovdac; The exercises.
The followiug week the Galloway
Insfisrl MI met j Moray
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A. r.. aoou for governor.


The May held Democrat prints pass
ably we'll executed eIectrotype Gu OF
Judge a r Boon, accompanied with
biogra phical sketch OF His Honor
IN which the Democrat noIniDstes him
as the next Democratic candidate for
Governor
We regard him as one Of the purest.
most upright. and .orruptible Of
Kentucky's public men, aud would
proudly put h+ name al the head OF
7ur columns for the GoverDor>hip
Feom the sketch of hi, life. we briefly
sxtr4ct:
1.-THE subject of this sketch-Judge
A. r Boon-was barn in Davidson
cou,ay. tennessee, in 1881 and moved
10 Graves comfy. Ky IN 1888. The
! character of Judge Boon is too well
| known in Graves 70 need eommendaiiou
| on our part but. beiug a great admirer
of Ills Integrity and peculiarly adapt
I sdness 10 everything congenial and
I harmoniziDg in soeiety, we are some
/ what excusabie IN turning biograPher
! Without the knowledge of the indivld-
ual We 90 much desire to honor. Not
laudable sentiment can be expressed
( that will not ~ endorsed by the whole
community tie is so equitable and
/ lust in ali bis transactions that the
most unreasonable must succumb and
bear testimony TO bis great lnagnAninl
,y OF soul
Few men have held Office 90 long
4 4ss- a.,-s-c,ct a,.tirs. sstisfSsstian
ed By Buchanan 10 1860 as agent
over Indian affairs in Kau-as elected
county representative IL 1851 and
created Circuit Judge in 1853. up 10
the present time, the publie has not
had any reason to complain Of the low
underhsnded intriguing now so iucideut
70 ofice- hOld6Ss The people Of Graves
county are as beDefcent as will be
found on any part Of the globe and
know we'll how to appreciate man OF
such superior qualities az Judge Boon
Is possessed of, aud are we'll aware OF
the efforts ne has made to cultivate q
spilit Of subordination cand obedience
TO government, and to love all citizens
Of the United States with brotberly
affection, aud especially those with
/ whom daily intercourse Is uDavoidab ble.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

War "PASIo" WILL Do We
noticed some days since that quantity
Of corn vas found hot and badly dam
aged in Chicago The fact-ereated a
panie among corn holders aud buyers,
aud the market value of four million
bushels fell at once eleven cents bush
q IN that city. a large qaantity on
lis way to New York aud other markets
.sbated the same fate; SO that the known
loss was one million one hundred hon
sand dollars. It turned out that only
oue bin a4s hot" at all, and tho loss
On that ~as thirty aailafs; pasfe did
rke rs-l.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYE..
kstraet q . Letter lr0m Georgia

Extract Of O Letter from Georgia
VILLASoT, wALKEB coUErY, Ga,
June %, 1866
Dr. bhn Ball Deor Sir: ! have re-
Gently given your Worm Destroyer several
trials and hnd il wOnderfully eficaciors.
~ has not failed in a single instance to
nave the wished for effect. | am doing =
pretty large country practice, aud have
daily use tor some article Of the kind.
am, sir, respectfully,
JULIUS =. CLEMFgT, MI
r $50 unqualified aud numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
str"yer that newspaper space 10 entirely
too small 10 cell it's rnerits.
IL Is an nfallible remedy for Worms.
Try It and be convinced. See my Journal
Tor more fun description.
JOHN BULL
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

THE UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE =
We cali attention to the advertisement
of the Uniyersity OF Nashville, in Ai-
issue. It is in charge Of General L.
Kirby Smith, highly educated and
accomplished geutleman, aud well
known thsapghout cur country as one
Of tie heroes of she Lost Cause.
Young men sent to his school, will
have to undergo Military deciplipe, the
best in che world for boys Tuition,
board, washing, surgeons fees, tur
nished rooms, etc, at exceedingly low
rafes. See advertisement in this issue
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

THE SoUTH.-We ackuow ledge the
receipt OF specimen copies Of hand
some quarto paper with the above tirie,
devoted exclusively to the interests and
material Development of the Southern
States. 1t represents 10 party or sect,
not any particular section, but sets
forth the advantages Of every portion
Of the South with the utmost impar
tiaIity. The subscription price is
S3 00 per year. Address, The South
Publishing Company, l6l William
street, New York.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

BARNCA FEMALE GYaSAsr -
Miss Kate Field has looked in upon
Barnum's feminine muscle, and says /:
Since my Introduction to Barunm's
female gymuast-a good looking, we'll
formed mother Of q family, who walks
about uuAinchingly with men aud boys
on her shoulders, and carries a 300
Pound guu u easily as the ordinary
woman carries a clothes basket am
persuaded that 1.-The coming woman.
like Brother Jonathan. Will lick all
creation Ia tha' good time, woman
will have her rights because she viii
have her muscle Then II there are
murders aud playful beatiug- between
husband, and wives. the wives viii
enjoy al the glory of crime
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
For the Hickman Courier.
state I.ine Acndem..

Ma EDITOR Permit me to give a
brief account OF my visit on the An
10 this institute of learning | lett
Hickmsn in company with my better
bali. and after an hour aud halFs
Jsisc found ourselves in the midst Of
3 large audience at this institute, which
j. situated about seven mles from
HEX kmsn, near the residence of Mr
j. G. Hogan, in this county, in a
healthy and religious neigh berhood
Found the exercises progressing, and
wss soon seated to witness the exami
nation OF the pupils, which was credit
able to schools OF more note and repu
tatiOn The students acquitted them
selves we'll, eyineing that their young
minds had been weIl trained aud that
their tutors were fully competent to
build up first class school. The
speeches, dialogues. essays and com
positions yHere very good indeed AT
ter witnessing these interesting exer-
cises with which the audience seemed
delighted, we repaired to a grove, the
scholars IL front, where we partook Of
a sumptuous dinner. prepared by Mr..
Hagan and the patrons aud friends OF
the school After dinner the pre-
mlums to the various classes were
awarded, Miss Alice Como receiving
the FIRST premium by drawing for II,
there being three Others equally wor-
thy. AN address by Rev j Barton,
was delivered, which the writer did not
hear. having to leave for home, bat
from others learn thar il was worthy Of
the mao aud the occasion
Permit me. Mr.. Editor, IN closing
this brief notice TO congratulate the
eiiizeus ia The vicinity of this school
that they have snch an opportunity OF
educating their children. aud trust they
will fully appreciate II b.
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&lrw cargrtjatments.
BENEFIT
oF THE

OF THE
Fulton county 4. Z. i. Association
TENHERE viii be given, on "Wednesday )
evening, July 2Sd, 1853, Graul
Concert and Ethiopian Performance, FOR
the benefit Of the above named Associa-
tion, under the management OF r. Levi
with the following weli-known artists
which of itself is sufd,ien, TO insure d
pleasing and laughable entertainment.
ARTISTS:
Joe. K:rtpatrick and Jas. Parker-Eni
Men and song and DANCE Artists.
Harvey }. Observation-Disclosures
Jos. Deitch-Da,ch Con4ediau.
Is. ". noore and JEo. Perry Property
Managers.
H. b. Robinsou-freasurer sad agent.
Arrangements have been made with the
leading musical taleat of the city.
After the perfi lance there will be a
dance, under the Engagement Of the fol-
lowing well-knoS tsSens.
H Buchanan, a. N. DeRow,
}. Il. Piau;, AJno. a. Wilson
Alex Rice, -. R. Holcombe,
VI "''''' no - "aiAef'
a'''er-
Full Progrsr" the performances
will be giTerrs pe.l issue Of the
7a57 .:::!l.az.l.5. /!
t GO
TIE Plspss' qs4' Z. cS5lss' egsas sEPi qP4
lese Schools ae .sli Miii'sry, ;6
1"l'Ioh y
to ''o'' AZ 'aip 'sle1
rooms an me l'erlVd
~'V0 = ,fTTu
,sA1 IT, III
July bz !. .rstIn, stii,r
r|yoq -
-
InpnT H. i - W
1uhDH - -, : u s0on ] !
r'horo,, ! g. = i r. Cattle
= 44S4 Sb%t ~Nss-S1
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Ny journal ebounds with similar let
ters all Of which I guarantee 10 be gen
uine and written by the persons pLose
names tbcs bear.
l'o 40, suH-r yourse. Z 20 be imposed on
Don be drawn away after new and doubt
ful experiments Don't risk your hsslth
by letting noyiees experiment UPON you
with their trash.
Ny Sarsaparilla has stood the test for
twenty-five years; itis sull the sar.a-
parilla of the day, aud ~ the age, tower
ing over all others in popularity and is
curative qualities.
Avoid all those who sre trying 10 pain
of on you other extracts or Sarsaparilis
30 sailed Remember il Is Dr. JoAn Bull.
SarsaParilla, Of Louisville, KY, that it's
the old and reliable remedy for impuriti.s
Of the blood and scrofulus affection. Al
bear that ia mind.
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LoUfsvIlIr, Er., Oct. 8. lBf

and popular NJ nisters Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and " hO IL a. present
stationed ct Broadway Church. Lonisvills,
ky.;
LoUIsvILLE, ET., Oct. 6. 1859.
Ir. John Bull Dear s,r: Many thanks
20 you for the medicine you have 20 kind
ly given me. ! have been a great sufferer
for years, and hRd the advise Of various
physicians. Some pronounced my spine.
some my lunge, and some my heart 70 be
the seat Of my disease. Ihsve been burnt,
blistered snd crpped until / had become
dishesrtened. Several very eminent ply
sicians who examined nay spine informed
me that | was threatened with parAlysis
or aPpoplexy any day, ana that nothing
but g seton would relieve NE. hsd
perfect horror Of that and wGs hesitatinK
about having one inserted, when you
Kindly sent me your Ssrsap3rille which
Immediately begun to take three times a
day. had suffered terribly with q nost
acute pain in the right side OF my Les5,
especially when l would read or write
for any length Of time, and on rising to
my feet would be perfectly blind for
several minutes, and would have 70 hold
10 something TO prevent falling.
am most happy TO inform you that the
pain in my head is entirely relieved; I
suffer but Sc dom with nay spi ne and then
not so aeutely My appetite Ia good in
deed for the hrst time In my life / snioy
ny dinner more than any neAl daring
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again
last night, and began again this morn
ing, and hope 10 be entirely relieved.
Please accept ny heartfelt thanks and
bert wisises.
Very truly your most grateful friend.
NJ Is. {. RIvEEs
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

GEO FRANCIS TRAIS "A New
York paper last week received a letter
from George Francis r las Chief Of
The Iuieruatiouale, Feuians, Commune
aud Working men OF THE fz~-ssss,N
wherein he announces 10 the Western
World that he is in London. and Is
about TO put up u lottery = 800 city
lots out OF the 5000 which he owns in
Omaha The estimated value is
$1,000 a lot, or two millions and a
hait tor the whole. divided into 250,-
600 tickets at $40 each There arc to
he two thousand prizes. the largest Of
fifty lots and the smallest one lot The
proceeds are to be devoted IN part to
establishing the Credit Foucier Of
America, Of which Mr. Train Is pre,i
dent "having one HUNDRED millionaire
copartners with capital of ten mill
ions From which two facts appear :
That Train Is going to be the richest
man IN the world and p That G +
T. is slightly crazy again.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12

Suor-We have report Of the shoot
ing OF a Mr.. Ma>seugale by Mrs Dr
Evans. both Of Union Ciry, Friday
evening. Mr NJ attempted to enter
Mrs. E's room-was warned not to do
so-when she fired the ball striking
him in the head The wounded mau
will recover. We know no particulars
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-12
mARrzEr fsEPoRTs.
New York 1a.rket.



New York aarket.
Ma YoRK, July II.
Cold-Gold was k5ige and higher, !
advancing from ll5t 10 1854, closing
a,1l54al1b5s
NJ. LonisL lorAet.
sbo Louis, July Il.
Cotton is duh ana hAominal ut l33s
19e for middiDg. / ar firm "
Is firm. but there .E... really good on
the market; No = -. winter would
command 81 20; NJ 81 60 Corn,
demand fair and Z ,tet firm; No. 2
mixed 35c. Baco Tiff aud business
is restricted By "a ...,h prices asked,
shoulders Sic. ~ sides 9fal0ci
clear sides l0al A.f
Me.nIk3 set.
as July Il.
Flour is du IminaG Corn
33a55c. Bacd Nv with 4 mod
crate demand, Nc; clear sides
109c -.
Gos
on. ..-..: ::... !: ): :.
., ~
NC S
%
CORN-shs E ~ =. II ~ from wagon.
$sss5 s5s5. $#ss5 J. :. j..
POULT, = % Chickens.
- 70 to ON 50a
1 60 Z 5 u.
WOOL coshej~n
SES S1S g 5!
~ - - Z,
/ ST s. 81 ll y
/ No. -
/ less f9>
/ WAGON = / Ii Z g..
make 23x IS l5'| g o1 tbim.
Bile skein. = - :. j F7snediIn
I tbimble Ak ibe.,v;
( thimble 81 r. =;|.S 4 n. Imedi..
( ana iron ak s. q. lneayv
( iron axle, S9a
Ez.cI.n,au f a urvo
AZ dS FficeS'
IlMOTH leel. 90 0C
GOV Err o.
I OhGHAhp- o.
hEhnS-- o.
i,t.,-1, bLC b >, o.
1 II NGa -, IA i y
AlAi-h1- = "
EStrs Pipes apiece.
70. l IiP-s'
10 tlpes'
20. mus
, 70 hHHsi =
20 S'aEt.
C1vDTrS g. -
,-rI - -. -
'4'NN' 49, - Lila g
ChGcot.-- PET 10. 100
COtFEE, RiOi - al20c.
CRACK Frs "a - 14ll SO