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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08


Hurrah! Ring the Belts We toll
you so. sOur comyon'suo longer o-Jrtdy-
Ell. -.-"Wood County" bought the
"Wood County Bridge last Wednes-
day, paying for the same the sum of
$4,000. OF this amount there was q
deficit of 81, 500 in the Treasury, which
was made up by Messrs. j. d. Witter,
John Rabiin, r. C. Worthincton and
Z. Dutruit, Mr.. Witter giving his
note for $4,000, Messrs. Worthington
and Rablin each giving their note for
1000, and Mr.. Dutruit for $500
The County Board authorized the Co.
Treasurer to pay the deficit out of the
special fund for payment of the interest
on the 6. B. r. Z. Bonds, but the
Treasurer declined, after consulting
with several lawyers, to disturb the
fund unless he could be in some man
ner protected, when the above GENTLE
men stepped in and offered the indem-
nifty, for which they are entitled to
credit, and the people will assuredly
thank them.
This is the best news we have given
to our readers for long time 1t is
like getting out of Egypt, Werejoice.
Let everybody rejoice. No more going
for ones weasel skin-no more = -
cent checks--no more trusting and
swearing. All is peace, and in the fu-
ture, harmony, and may the twain, -
Grand Rapids and Centralia, never be
divorced but rather let the tie be indis-
soluble, and their children will rise up
and call them blessed. Just think of
it, O. ye lovers. ponder it. Be-
meath the starlit canopy, across the
grand old structure, ye happy swains
can stroll, dead broke, and register
your vows above or, if told to- ''scat, .
can look into the angry rolling waters
where thousand blinking stars are
waiting to be transferred into brass
headed nails for your coffin. O! ain t
it nice Think Of it, everybody -
Homely and fair-rich and poor-FREE
BRIDGE. The good tidings Of great
JOY will 90 out unto all peoples, aud
prosperity will come to our whole peo-
pie. We say amen AMEN. AMEN !!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Al Howard & Keyes. -We stop

Al Howard & Keyes.-We stop
ped into the shop Of these gentleman
last week and found them busy at va
rious jobs Of useful and ornamental
work. We noticed Napor bath box
of their handiwork which struck our
eye as one of the finest pieces of work
manship we ever saw. We also noticed
that Wagner's hearse was slowly ap-
preaching completion. 1t will be a
proud vehicle when plumed. We don t
and vet we DO wish John success in his
u.sdersaEinl.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Rufiding Lots in Centralia. =

Messrs. Garrison & Co. are making a
new addition to the village of Contra
liza, one hundred acres being laid out
in building lots. Messrs. jackson,
Worshington, Dutruit and others are
also laying out some forty or fifty acres
north of the G. 3, Railroad, The
ground comprises the finest for build
ing sites in our sister town
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

Our sister city of Stevens Point
has about tmentytoar places where liquor
is openly sold, and yet she is not hap
Ply.
-Joe's clerk is curious to know of
Bro. Philteo, if he had have sold S. &
{. his old Kerosene barrels at 40 cents
apiece, how many thousand gallons of
Kerosene would they then have sold :?
We can't figure it out-TriJause
We arn't very good in figures, so
can't answer the arithmetical conun-
drum without little figuring. We
should multiply the diameter of the
bunghole by the hypothenuse Of con-
veNity of the concavity of the slaves,
and add the circumference of both
heads then subtract Tire dividend and
find the greatest common diyisor, and
finally ask Seth or Harry But, really,
we ddn't know that ''Joe's clerk" had
sold 5. & c. any bbls. We're always
stumbling.
An irate parent called upon US
one day, and wanted to lick US for call
ing his boy names. We didn't want
to be licked so took it all back, - took
down our Patent Office reports and
showed him what surchin'' meant, and
then we told him how George Wash
ington was once an urchin-how Chris
topher Columbus and Father Matthew
and Jim Fisk were once urchi'ns, and
then we took our map Of Wisconsin
and showed him in gloming colors how
an s'urchin' could travel on the Green
Bay Rail Road for half price if he had
a half fare ticket, and then we wanted
to show him how lie could travel Cor
nothing If he didn't like our but
We didn't; and then we pointed to the
circus bills and told him how urchins
could crawl under the canvass, and get
their Jackets warmed if they get caught
at it,-and ride the pet mules, and we
told him lots Of things till his face be-
gan to look like a field Of buttercups
full Of bobolnks, and he waxed anna
BE and SAID he wished he was an ur-
chin, and we told him that to hear him
talk we should be inclined to believe
he was, and then he went down stairs,
and we heard him say ''urchia, ur-chtn
u-r-c-h-i-n,' and then a little billow of
laughter came back to us that sounded
like the the flying Of a flock of pigeons
o'it Of a dove cote, and another soul
was made happy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

May Day.-Was not last Thursday
a beautiful day for the crowniny of the
May Queen. The air was so b almy,
the sky SO clear, the grass 50 fresh and
green, the trees 50 full of buds and halt
formed leaves,-iittle half written
Poems, epic in their nature, the
whole landscape so refreshing. How
we did wish all day that we were q
blooming maiden as beautiful as the
sunlight in white muslin-a connecting
link between ongeitaeity and Humanity
trimmed with little blue bells and I'M
mortcles with a wreath Of the Spring
earliest floral offerings, would not we
have been happy? No, We wouldn't.
Wen tell you why. In the first place,
there was no '.beautitul day no
''balmy air'' "clear sky" no
grass so fresh and green, no ''trecs
50 full Of buds and half formed leaves"
--nor the first symptom OF an incipient
rhyme even, mo refreshing landscape
and no Jloominy moiden. Things
were SO and 50. In ~ ''lorn.' The
seal Of winter was on all. over all.
We can imagine the to be Nay Queen
saying to mother:
Cad me early mother, For I'b to
be Queed of the May"
And then we can see her with wet
hose, and bosom Jared to the blast
with teeth chattering, and a group Of
half foz'n falsely inspired little would
be Queens Of the May not so good look
ing, III white, enyying the to be Queen
Of the May her excellent fortune O.
and heavenly happiness owe don't
want to be May Queen. We'd rather
be March king, with lots of
stove wood and Johnycake and wool
en- socks
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Leasitt'S swiss Bell Ringers. -


This troupe gave two entertainments
at Music Hall. We attended the first
evening. Taken as a whole the con-
cert was not so excellent as we had
been led to expect we think indeed
the troupe inferior to Cushman' 5. Still
there is GOOD deal to commend in the
troupe, and much which we cannot
commend. The voices as class are
not what we expected to hear. The
Bell ringing was excellent, the Peak
family only ezcclIing them we think.
The orchestra being part of the
troupe Is very fine; we enjoyed their
playing. The overture was a gem.
.'Widow Jones" was humorous, good
= frstrate, pat Delany'' was abrupt.
vulgar and ministered only to the
eomfort() of the unrefned. G. A.
Repass is a fine singer; it was a re-
lDNSS-t ~ IiStCl " his ClctT IutOiidllOu
and sweet melody. The ''Song Medly"
was tip-top, Nell Flarity's Drake
ought to have had its neck wrung be-
fore it ever waddled into Grand Rapids.
"Matrimonial Sweets was capital.
The Yankee Sleigh Ride" was good
thing. H. \. Fechter is an artis'e,
and if he will omit the fringe Of OBJ
scenity which is supposed to adorn
his robe. he will be appreciated,
! Master Holbrook has talent, and per-
forms with excellent taste. His cor
net solo was very fne indeed. The
five year old ''infant prodigy was Gun
ming that's all. She ought to go to
her little bed for number of Years
to ripen. Fechter's Violin solo was as
a trick, a success. Let the troupe
omit the low-that which pleases the
unsefned aud it will receive the cordial
support of appreciative people, The
house was fnll to c7eraowing,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Pers0nal.-Mr. Gordon, Agent 70

PersOnal.-Mr. Gordon, Agent for
the Security ms. Co. is stopping at the
haJlin House. He gives Security for
his bills, and this insures a healthy bus
mess, and always pleasant tarrying
among the people. Mr. &. represents a
strong company.
=. c. Noonan, Of the Mill. Type
Foundry, gare US cordial greeting
last week.
Ct A. Neeves has gone to attend
to the sale Of Neeve's Il Sons lumber
on the lower Mississippi.
W. b. Nccyes is In New York
buying a mammoth stock Of goods fol-
the summer and fall trade.
John Fortune the architect and
builder Of the Ct. 3. and L. =. K. X
bridge across the Wisconsin River was
at the Rahlin House last Monday.
DR.. G. +. Witter left on the Mon
dav morning train for St. Louis to at
tend the Western Medical Convention.
| The Doctors wife accompanies HIM.
We wish the twain a pleasant and
profitable trip.
-kimball of the G.. Bay Alvoca'e,
proved his RIGHT to the title ''UblIuity
last Saturday by popping in to our
sanctuln, saying chow are you, and
| out again for the eastern bound train.
Sorry YOU couldn't have stopped,
| kimball.
E. F. Foster, whom we have al
WAYS called Frank" has been in our
city the past week. 1t may be that
Frank will come back to dwell among
US. We hope so. We like his pres
ence, and then that cupola of the old
boy, glistening like FURNISHED silver IN
| the SUNSHINE Oh a. lcdlC diNd > va III
and genial !; just think oft, not the Gu
pola, but the fact that Frank may
dwell among us again.
E. G. Bulls, of the new settlement,
Scranton, in Western Wood County
called at the Reporter Office last satur-
day. Mr.. s. is engaged in, general
Merchandising business, and is one OF
the pioneers of the new settlement.
He looks as jovial aud happy as young
mother with bran new baby. Come
again friend Bulls. Travellers west on
G. B. Road need not wait until they
get to MERRIAM for ''square' meal.
They can get it at friend Balls.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Sabbath School Convention

Sabbath School C0nyentim.-
The 18th Annual Convention of the
Wisconsin Sunday School Association
holds its session at La Crosse on the
Goth. Dist, and 22d of May. The
programme Of exercises is exceedingly
interesting. II we had space we would
publish portions Of it. j. d. W.t,er,
and j. E. Ingraham and wife were ap-
pointed delegates from the Cong. Sab
bath School, last Sunday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

The postage on letters after June 1st
Will be three cents as heretofore mot
two cents as reported so boys, don't
lay the flattering JUNCTION to your souls
that you can save penny by waiting.
Write to her now Don't ,oait a dau,
not another male
The advance guard of the Potato
Bug phalanx is approaching. "TuJer,
or not tuber" is their motto, and the
way they look into the market reports
for potato quotations is stomach de-
! pressing. Chou shalt not kill" don't
apply to the little pets. A sole leather
poultice is good for 'em.
Three female women came over
the rapids on 'piece' last Monday
They were as composed as Home,
sweet Home though we did think we
heard 'Oooooooo' on a high &
as they came through the grand
shute," though the pilot says they said
"piece, be still. .
Prof. Aeassiz has been lecturinc
on eggs, and he asserts that call living
beings, whatever their diversity of
form, have grown up from eggs which
are at first all precisely similar. De-
viations take place little understood
that eventually change these beings
into widely differing animals. > Now,
if Arassiz will tell US where the eggs
come from, we will know all about
it.
There has recently been an extra
ordinay sale of ''short horns at Ra-
cine. We see nothing strange in it
Wen contend as long as we live that
there is bigger sale Of short horns
or a short sale of bigger horns all along
the Wisconsin river every time there
is ''fresh' than Racine ever dreampt
of.
Wanted. Another little pig at
the philleo House, to put away the
sour milk thereof One Of the four
footed persuasion this time-one Of
the hustle persuasion. Any little pig
that has a farmer will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at our
home. Steady employment guaran-
teed. Honesty is the best policy.
Mr. Garrison who has just return
ed from Stevens Point reports that in
all probability, the sons Of \. S. Nc
Dill, VI. c. and Judge Moves of Pesh-
tigo. will respectively secure the ap-
pointments to the Naval and Military
Academies From what we learn the
general impression will be that the
vcrdicts were rendered before the cases
were tried.
~ ~
. 60" ~ ms ','' III % 0'''.,'o',' "N''"
- ~ "''N' "+o'' . - as " 40" -n'''''-
tim antelope lying at his feet, which
interpreted would be, H:yh 10 JacA,
"a '''0 - o''''''' go ~ '"0
anna oAt''s'''o'' - VIC '''o'7"l' % p
i|''' - ''l '''A'-''''''' & 90
. =, ~ o''' '''''4 lo' " o. uNs' a.
o''S''
''''''' VIZ '','>' ''''i1' 'V'' d ''''''
- '''i' "'' - ; 90 . i'''''lt' l''''''o-
l''2 acres Vi S'AlllP'9e ana il'oies anu
chicNchS' ana brace OF pointer dogs
'o"9h' oI " "rher 1e" DAYS ago a nan
dozen glass lamp fehec'erS' "'S'aAl''5
them Tor soup pi@tes, rcmarkln- N-n"ft-
ar l rec<o" mare aboM as h'ce tA'''yS
as con ger Ho~ can ogoft Il.
10" 1cc Stnte Nhch -H1rt0r HdS COM
Pa"y We Ii bet that man Is nj very
tyranlcal IN his family.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Those who owe US must pay us.

If everwe needed money it is NOW.
Reader if you owe us no more than
tWe2tyTrs cents, come to our rescue
and help Us, we have accommodated
YOU when we were in condition to do
50. Now accommodate us by doing
what is your du'y--nothing more.
II. B. PHILLEO & co.
j. T.. INGRAHAM & CO.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Our Small Change.

"air castles"
Mr.. Spaulding of Centralia wiz
make your gardens this spring.
Sec notice of stolen watch under
head Of Read this Important ~
There is no dimunition of RATS
coming over the rapids.
The moon rises Tonight at
Lovers will bear the fact in mind.
.--DONT FORGET THE RENTING OF
THE PEWs AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH TOMORROW, AT ,, P. NJ
Hon. Jos. Wood is preparing to
underpin several of his dwelling tene-
ments con the hill.'
Roche is putting a coat of paint
upon his twin stores north of the Roche
| House.
The rain of last week raised the
river this week and more RATS will float
hither next week.
The pews will be rented at the
Congregational Church tomorrow at
>, 2. VI.
The earth is being sucarcoated
now every night; at least it looks like
it in the morning.
-Brazeau. the shavist, rejoiceth in
a set Of new teeth--no no, we mean
window curtains we are always blunler-
ing.
-''Sweetened Wind which is the
modern for Soda Water is being swall-
owed at the Demarias Bros tasty res
taurant, slip in aud take a breeze
&C. W. White has sold his store
building to Wm. Kline. Mr. White
goes to, at or near Buna Vista to pur-
sue the Mercantile business.
The firm of Howard & Reyes, Car
pointers, Joiners and Contractors, has
dis>olvel--Mr Reyes carrying on the
business. 1he advertisement will be
| changed next week.
What an array cf men it requires to
p"" the lumber out OF the Wisconsin
''''er' 1heS are passing TO the upper
eddy IN regiments aai companies from
early morn I'll dewey eve.
Two neighbors in Minnesota had
a little alteration over cistern last
"''N' 1 "e'e ""S q '''"'"" ~ nc 0''-
''"s . u. II - 9o'po'eo she loi' III
'''''' 80 ~ NO.
-" c are informed that the work of
raising the congregational Church, and
building underneath Il basement room
lof weekly meetings, VIII soon com
'''1''''' ! NJ '00'''' '''' 'e''0''
--kabhn IS pushing the work of fill
ing IN with slabs the road extension east
OF the Rablln House. We are anx-
louS to see that Serpe't inc side walk re-
moved from the middle Of the thorough
fare.
DING up your chil0reh IN the
nurture and ammunition" OF the Lord. Z
W. once knew man to call TINS
word admiration, IN quoting the pas
sage. Some fof's, don read scripture
enough TO quote 1t correctly.
A hungry topper cleaned out our
paste dish the other day, thinking it
was minute pudding we re good mind
to crush few rolls OF wall paper ana
yard or two OF border down his 9uilet'
and convert his stomach into second
class saloon.
Don't delay setting out shade trees,
don't wait another day, set out
"elms If you want something beautl-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

Dipd.-John Halliday, an old resi-
dent of Plover, Portage Co., died at
his home last Tuesday. His body is
inferred to day with Masonic ceremo-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
"'lho'lrn Dam.-Th,

DR. f.. '''ii' DS i'o'
| + wv 1'rror sayz:
g., H. i.cSner. running for Clark
| ny. w., nj, =, the Rapids FIVE DAYS be-
:, others, passed the dan with
r.. pieces or nine RATS without
l : , ! coupling plank. got
/ ,41 T. ,1g eddy, then passed the
~ Lone Rock eddy.
] :. 4 ~ minutes after the rope
Inc raft they were ont of
! ''1 gong on, All of Clark
! al i lumber ran the dam splen-
/ : ,aelf pilots have no com
| s'ad to hear of one feet of
|.,r ' . Ticknor could save
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

Improvements, Etc. The Sash
Blind and Door Factory of Messrs. But
tier & Smith has been enlarged by an
addition out of which will run car
track for the reception and delivery
of lumber to and from the Plainer
Messrs. 3. 4 S. are having more bust
ness than they can do, but they are
fast getting themselves into position
to accommodate all the orders that NAV
be left at their shop.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

tts,<
''i' a Live Town .''-Such is
!, .' ~ of every stranger visit
"> >hFinS And Yet half the
: On the river towards the
~. The dull times for Grand
!. ,4s&sd : Thenew railroads
\ beng constructed, and
y -*iA certainly make thi-
r. '''<' popHlas cities in Wis.
g,., ''> Is 20 plain that nearly
comedies it.-T:iJuae.
=, Nv and 50 much better thar
- nave stated it, that we just
N.,>'rs write it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
A Fine Gift.-Ne are under OBJ

A Fine Uift.-We are under OBJ
legations to Mr. Butler Of the firm, But
Ter & Smith, for two nice pickerel,
weighing at least six pounds each,
fresh from the Bay. Thanks, Brother
Butler, Cod is no longer speciality
with US.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
,,igant> for Military iionOr>.

MI c Hamilton, H. Grace and
nj Garrison were in Attendance "a
"a H., aai Naval examinations hold
I4ktvgen> Point on the 9th AM 1th
~ \ ,oa Of DR., Ncpill also pre-
himself teg examination. We
- 1T AZ yet learned who were the
90 uI a>piraats.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
WIN. 8. MILLER.

Vapor Bath Boxes.-We dropped
in at Wagner's shop last Monday and
there saw model bath box--a perfect
beauty on castors--made by Mr.. Ma
than Harris for William Cochran, the
accommodating cashier of the 1st Natl
Bank. When completed it will be an
admirable piece of furniture
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

Business Notice. have left my
books with my brother in Mr.. Belknaps
shop, and request all who can to pay
ME accounts due
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
j, =. J., y. Railway.

2tlrF a '',''I Green Bay and trand Rapids
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08
Neat Market The Messrs

Veal .HaFA"t.--I TIC III
|of Plover are putting up a large
J near the NcGraith house, in
II for A meat market. When the
|sbaIl have been Strengthened it
y exceIIentlv located.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

Ydl Factory. The pail factory
Il HuleyyiIle is doing q thriving bus
ness. 1t has five hundred dozen on
hand, anl the manufacturing continues.
ON nvrchant, are now supplied FROM
thb Gun The factory sells Its wares
xH klow Milwaukee figures.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-08

city linmcaSUT2Diy.
There is holy quiet in twilight
when the day is done and the shades
Of evening are coming on-'.when eve
ming Its her curtain fall and pins it
with star then, to drink in the
melody gushing from the tired out
Threats of seventeen little ones crying
to go to bed not one night but two,
four, eight, twenty, all summer. We
suppose it is cheaper than a Cabinet
Organ, but we are sorry for them all
the same, just as sorry as though they
were Obliged to sing. They differ a
little from a cabinet organ. they We los
Of wind but nary a stop.
= The old Magnolia Hall where, in
times of wore there has been more fun,
more whiskey bottles secreted about
its sacred precincts, sorrow,
more love made--more VOWS broken,
--more good times and more hard times,
than usually falls to the lot of tenements
building either of Wood hay or stub
bic, brick or stone-we say, we notice
that the Judge has put substantial
underpining to the CID relic which serves
the same purpose that a poor man's
plaster does upon poor mans back,
strengthening the whole anatomy. The
old "Magnolia" is bound to "look up
for good many years YET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

s.m.. sud for cumpbs Newton i6i Good Ohio steers 'e'
cwt ayerste. At IL Adl2i2c q ID =. "a, ~. nv
Westhemer DoI soll 2O3 Texans ~ owt at Stds'ie
fhorch Car.y for d. jones 81 OhO steers cw, NJ IL &c
II Do 10 ewL lO and ior H. y hksnoe ~ Ohio steers
6iadGa4 ewt. N lie. n. Je.
maud was sir N 800 $50 per he'd Sales include 10 At Ssoas 10
aud ~ a al 500SS2 30, each -, -,
9i7 head Yesterday and to-day and the
ket vs. at l9 Zoe u for poor o. Ell
fc calves and s. 50Gf9 Lend fr grasr Hume s
sod 1873 grass fG0t6 70 bead ~ DO Ut - 90 ecu
ami IA KIRBY sold - State, Hilsied l6o 10 A'
age. at 9l2- p 70. n coo 49,, .,.,i,,
AMI ~ car or T6i head Sheep and lambs we're t ~
6l,s 70 o sheep Gia8hc for lambs viii lev extra a'
coll al Si2c. 49,. -. - -o A. - -, r.. \, ~,
and 946 do. IS h. at L.. u. IN. a. ~
CO. ~ qt,,e A. iOOl d. 53t.; 1853 Canaha lambs, 20 ,
h n, Sitc los do o. D. A. &C. and ~ do, 40 70, A. sa
Jsnrs rby .oi M and stat sheer nd SO2 10 ave;
&c p 10; lS2 GGia 10 al Osi 70 Oiio enl etA lfp
No. 2c; % do, Co. ID, Al Sbci lJJ eoJ % ID ~ go
do 81 Z 70. atSc m, -
Ktse suver Co "a lg Ohio sheep S6 10 average ~ o.
HAYNES Co sold 10 ossey sheep 100 averge Al o'6 y ID
81 10. Goa r-e 05 10 average, st 5'io. q ~ II AZ
SwINg-Rerep we're - loJ4 hogs Yesterday \, -
cars or 6i2 hogs Live hogs were wanted az 40 ~ ~
Al city -dressel were in fair demand at oa"'4e