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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
- EARN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Brass Tips osl Cows Horns.

l. is 4 good time to protect cnttl,
from being gorcl by the sharp
horns OF animals Of bad dispositions
just after II severe case Of hooking has
occurred but it is IL much better thing
to apply the brass tips before any acct,
dent happens.
AS soon as young steers or hcifers
show signs OF being quarrelsome, they
should have tho end of their horns
whitfield to proper shape to receive the
brass tips, which should be screwed on
tight enough to stay.
They can be bought at any Of the
agricultural warehouses at such prices
as one can! better afford to pay than
have an animal injured by being hooked
with sharp horn.-N. 4. Farmer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
Sl,icc.y.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin

The Boston Commercial Bulletin
keeps right on as follows:
The man that "sticks ITO lis busi.
ucss-The drummer
Spiccr says hc always wishes to be
| Governor on tho 1st of January and
July, that lic might veto some OF the
bills That are sent in to him.
Town Committees ON high weighs
are not necessarily fat men.
Sweeter than moonlight night
Nitre.
The objection to the dog tux is that
it is oner-ous.
eau an c'liticc that weighs two hun,
drcd and fifty tons be properly call
ed Il light house?
1t you are short of ice this warm
weather, You can always get IL nice
carte at the photographers.
Ja'l-brrakinS is said to be the muir
lcrcr Wagnrr's forte. A Wagner fort
was tr"u blossom" during the Rebellion.
Best size for IL man-Exercse.
The best sewing m..ciinc attachment.
The engagement Ut i, pretty seam
stress.
Could temperance Grafton bc called
II watcr-spout!
The noisiest body Of water-A
sound.
l'ppccunlons ani1nals-rhosc who
haven't a scent.
1t was said of Il captain whose com.
| nand in Washington were as noted for
characterization us lns quarters were
for luxury, that "his room was better
than his company"
Lo-ticd-- Captain Jack in chains.
An ancient marlll"r declined Shin
ping on board IL schooner the other
day, on the ground that no man could
serve "twO masters"
Policemen say the best way to
smooth II rough is to iron him.
"Post-holcs is what gentleman
from the country styles letter boxes.
Spiccr thinks there is IL great deal of
ShahIa..tanism i'll Europe just now.
The Chief OF the State Cun,tab,,I:.rv
Is SAIL to bc ii man of mctt!c, because,
like Efitallria, he "rulcs the sc:zc.''
A good story comes to us OF Il gen,
'lcman well known in this city, and
whose excellent wares are to be found
III every well regulated hou scl.oll. 1t
seems 'NaL some years ago, when tho
Doctor was younger, he aud couple
"l boon companions were dining to-
Scthcr, when one Of them made Il bet
Of an oyster supper that he would not
walk from one end Of Washington
sire IT. to the other in E.iilta1y uniform.
The Doctor took the bet, and on the
lay appointed made his appearance at
the c"rI,rr Of Cnrnhill aud washington
street III full rcgl,u:ntals He walked
until he came to TIE Roxbnry line,
only 7" find that Washington street
continued, and under the same name
beyond. He walked on and ON, untii
reaching; Newton, a',i, finding, that the
name I'll the street was still unchaurrd
he TUNED back, paid the bet. and
privately declared his belief that Wall,
ington street extended to the Hudson
River.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
ClllLOREN'S CORNER.
Ecut hers.


Ky rnEnE cANY.
You Restless, curious little Joe,
l have fold You all the stories know,
Written i'll poem or table;
l l'aNr turned them over, and let vnu look
NJ everything like II picture book
Upon my desk or table.
l think It's enough to drive one wild
To II" shut up with Il single child,
Aud try Tor Il day to please her.
Oh, dear me! VIVA, docs y mother do,
Especially one VIII" lives ia y sr
And has tlrz,', IT, tease her?
aha I've inlnd the very t ,n+,'
| rrltu ais >:lw the h, allltul VIII;
Ni ln,.!, and said d.,nl.l.iy:
Now, II You'll he :, "',t tI'r rest "i tive day,
III save '"n i hn,l with which lnp play
You know what Il bird Is, sur. ~ z
"p,. vr>!' aud she oi"'ur.l "ih' her eyes,
~ tira Is alive. an :,ln"S and fines
III, H. "l'!uI% her hands tr::'ti,,r,
She aithlH s!iu l. H,r VIC htiir hra'l
Aud, l'"k,u.: very iu,nr.'nt, sail,
;" know IL bud truul " itatlrr!'
Well ct "ll the smart things uttered yet
by il baby tire Year, ":h, my pet
lis rnunHI, /" iil, hrn Your mother
Why, Eve So. II Mulil,E yes, an men,
Who had lived fl; ,hr"rScurr Years and ten,
Who didn't know one from the other!
Nnw there Is KITTY, past sixteen,
The one with Tie soldier beau, u,.au
When he make, lis; laynnrt rattle,
And acts 80 bravery on parade,
She thinks Ia. Won ,lu't TIC afraid
In tho very front Of battle.
But yet, if were allowed IL guess.
l should SAY her soldier Was all in the dress,
And y"u>!l find my GUESS is t'lr right onr.
II ever hr has to met the foe,
The first and only feather Ii. ii show
That day, will be Il white r:w.
There's Mrs. Pie, in her gorgeous pI,,ncs,
Why, hall the folks who visit her rooms,
Because she Is dressed 50 finely
And holds herself ut til, highest p1icc,
Pronounce her Il bird Of paradise,
And say she sings ,iivinuly;
Willie many Il one, with I SW. rtcr Law,
Because her I".tlcrs are plain and gray,
Tho worlds approval mi >StS,
Aud only gets It's Stnrn and ab'iS.
She is called tniiurt, aud vaiitu Il goose,
And her song Is Iiitt with Kisses.
Men will stick as many planes on their head
As an Indian chief who has bravcly shed
The blooi OF Il hostile nation,
When all the killing they've tlonc or seen
In ,;lc public estimation.
When Tom to ms little pretty wife was wed,
She's fuss and feathers" people said,
iha. any woman could borrow:
And, sure enough, her feathers fell,
Though the fuss was genuine article
As Ton has found to his sorrow.
When Mrs. Butterfly. who was IL grub,
First got her wings, she was such IL Stmi,
She scnrln.l the toiks around her,
And made, as he said, the feathers ilv:
But when she fell, she had :,o,r 50 i,lHh,
She was smashed - Nat us Il founder.
Alas, alas my little joe,
I'm sorry to tell It, and sorry it's so;
But rs to hecciyi!y. | scurn to.
And | only hope that when You arc grown
You will keep the wonderful wisdom youy
shown,
N>r l)sc the Wit You were bonn to.
Bat whether folks, so wise when til. y'rc s.,al
Can ever live to grow mp ut all,
Is one OF tIlc doubtful wlIctl,crS
Pm sure 1t happens but seldom, though,
Or there wouldn't he SO many, v,u know,
Who emit tell birds from feathers,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

HENRY WYKorr, known as the Chcv-
alicr, is soon to he, if the gossips can,
he trusted, managing editor Of The New
York Herald. Wykof1, in 1911, get ur
til; Republic in New York, with the IN.
Mntion of breaking down the Herald,
and lost $4,000 10y tho experiment.
Ever since then he has been ia the ser
vice of Bennett.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
AT n lnt1fiup Of ,nasfrr 1,u;L1cru

AT II meeting of master builders in
London, from al parts Of England, it
was resolved to meet any partial strike
Ivy the men, for the additional half
penny per h"ar now demanded, by
general lockout of the employees in
England,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
Payment Of L,nl.(;;ant MOrtga"cs.

The New York Times recently noticed
the interesting fact that two important
Immigrant mortgages, created some
twenty years ago, have been PROMPTLY
paid oil, ns far aH the bonds have been
presented Tor redemption, out of the
c'sl' pr'crc''s OF the lands originally
m"rtyaSc'l. The Illinois Central mort
gage was for $l7,OOO0u due in 1875.
Oh this large sum $4,000, 600 bonds
have boon redeemed and cancelled, and
every effort made to induce the y, cscn-
t'tl"n of the remaining So, tNpD, tNN, fer
tn" prepayment Of which ample cash
provision has been made in the land
amt sinking funds of the company.
Il'c i;tul grant mort gage OF the Han
n'|ai and So. JOSEPH, Road Was origin
ally for Sl,ODD,nOo The cash proceeds
OF tn" land" have been applied tr the
purchase Of bonds, ut prices ranging
from par t" 10 per cent, to the extent
OF $',M|o,"o. And against the re-
manning $iW,0OO the Company hold
land notes, maturing on sales made, to
the amount IT $:,G)O, 600. and %, 500
acres nnSnld land in addition. The
surplus to be turned over to the Com
lH,ny after lis mortgage is wholly tx
tn&nisIr'l will amount to 81, POO. 900
land notes, and $4,000 acres of lana.
worth $50 per acre.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

T"E longevity" of people in Fast Had.
uan'' Conn.,, is ILLUSTRATED! by the fact
NAT the average aye Of those buried il,
IT'S graveyard during til" l,st quarter
century was fifty one Years, while tn:
'"''''"t 81 '''"s' more than eighty
years "i" BOW living m Il single. district
rs greater TIA" tue entire city OF New
Haven.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

CHARLES READE told the London cor
respondent of The Louisville Courier
journal ms rr:.s''ls for not coming tu
America: In the first place [ can't
drink or smoke, and should not get
on very we'll with the natives Next
have It weakness Inr.liMh ii> Ils, an,l
t"u Am.ririu> have ;,i!cI am awguIlv
J''ly tot ct good Things 10 eat that ru
afraid | should cram myself tu ,lrnti,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

WHENEVER \ man decides to insure
his t'fc-(outl uN men shvuitI)-hc
should select his company with care.
The WASHINGTON LIFE is not cxccllcd
10y amy other company, -CUm
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

"A FACT W. rth wmcmberiEg-Fivc
cents worth of &1i'h,n's E,ruiy ConLitio.
t'o'rh1S, given to horse twice Il week, Will
save double that amount in grain, and the
horse will be latter, sIcrkc", and every way
worth more mo'c, than though he did not
have them.
MARRIED LADIES, under all circumstances,
will find Persons !n,Y0tirc I'iNs safe: and
III small nnscs, mild cathartic. They cause
no gripping pains or cramr. --(oH.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

Dun readers should he careful to
notice that PROCTOR d GAMEI.E's SvAMr is up
on the bars OF irir MorIlED GERMAN Soar.
as all good articles are initiated, and this
Soap being 50 popular, other manufacturers
have copied their stamp
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

lie pnrcst and sweetest Cop L1vE1
UIL ~ Hazard n Cas""i!'S. made on the sea
SHORE, from fresh, selected iiv,rS. Of tho
Cod only, by CAswEiI., HAZARD Il Co.,, New
York. 1t is absolutely p"ur aud street.. Pa.
f'tl'ts who have once taken it nr.'!,r it to ali
others. fhyslclalis have decided it sup rriul
to all Uthrr oils N rkct.-Cum.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
SYMPTOMS Of (,a1lrrll.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction o.
nasal p,~saS''s, discharge falling into throat
so''clI'lcs prof'lsc, watcry, acrl,i, thick, au(
trnacl"us mucous, purnl"nt, muru -ruruIcnt
Ut" 'iy, nutrid, offensive, etc. In others ;
dryncss, dry, wa,cry, weak or iullu,u,d e. cs
ringing in ears, deafness, hawking and cough
ing to clrar throat, ulc>ratious, scabs from III
ccrs, voice altered, nasal twany. otf,nsiy,
breath, impaired smell and taste, dizziness
Mcntai depression. tickling cough, etc. Oni,
lew OF the above symrt' ms are likely to u.
present in any ca e at one time. M disease j.
more common or less Understood bv rbvsi
clans. The proprietor Of DIR. SAGEs CArAKx,
irMEDY VIII pay $500 reward for Il case Of Ca.
tarrh which he curlt,ot cure. Sold by Drug.
giSs ut 50 cents, ria
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

Tie earnings Of tho Central Pacific
Railroad for the last month are said to
be the largest sincc the completion of
The read, agsr:Gati,G more tI,,n ST.
2:'', ono; an'' yet amy aiIusion t"a re-
d"rtI"n of frcigIts and fares makes the
company unhappy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
VrS MIkIrS AMI 1JHr1,Du.cc,,,


If on arc suffering from INTERNAL. PAIN yr,.,v
I" 7"'''y bups i" a. Hur W,,'cs will almost INSTANTLY
cure you There il nothing to cuuai il. In n few
moments it cures " " "
c"''r ff"m!s, S".s"*. Iear,-h"t" b:ur,h"a, nys,u-
"'y' Ff"H, W'"H ~ TIE H""ris, Sur !tou1trh
DJsicpr'", Sick H'adache
ln sections Of the country where
FEVER AND AGUE
Prevails. there is no remedy held in rrrater este, m
Persons travelling should kcc, IL by them 4 few
drops; III water, will prevent sickness or bowel
troubles from change of water. ~
From foreign cOuntrie. the calls fr p.,N
KILLER arc great. 1t is found to '
Cure Ch"'era, "hea al o'hrr Rcmcdies /a;l
WHEN USED EXTERNALLY, ALlNIMENv
nothing gives quicker cnse in Burns Cuts Bruises
HIrains' StIngs from Insects. and Scalds Ii r'uovcs
These suffering with RHEUMATjSM, GtjUr. or
NEURALGIA. IT not Il positive cure they find the
lain k slh gives them relief when no other
II Gip"s Instant Rc'i"f /r"m Achiny 7"th
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has had no Rival ''''
Every llousekeeper should keep it ut hand o apnI,
It the first Alta OK of any Pain it will xiv: sati
factory relief, and save hours of suffering
Do not trAe with yourselves by testing untricc
:cmcdics he sure you call Tor and got the genuine
rain kiLlIElt, as many worthless nusirun- arr
attempted to be sold on the great reputation of thi,
valuable medicine 81 Directions accompany eaci
bottle.
Price q cts. 50 cts, and 81 per Bottle
J.N HARRIS L CO., CINCINNATI, o.,
Proprictors for tho Southern and Western States.
For SALE KY ALI. MEDICINE DEALERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
PAIN KIl.LI;lI IT'S MERITS.
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.

TUNG'liOW, China, Aug. 81.
Mnssrs PEt;NY DAVIS Il son:
D"lr Sirs Daring long Residence" in Ghina I hay.
s'd Your Invaluable Pain KlIer both IN INV nw,, f,,n
lily aud among the Chinese an have found 4 n must
x H,cm' m"''Icin. In tho summer of ~ and 81.
am cur" for Cholera, il n,, in time Ind .cJ sing
u IN great many In 'ianrrs, dr not remember fn,
ing ~ single case. For three years have been re-
1l'iins in this place, more than tjJv miles fr,,n
!'hys"la, an" have bee" obliged "fi"n t" fall back
upon my own resources # sick nets, rht.
thincsc come I" Us in great numbers for u,.u;n..
and advice. Though without medical knowlcd ,n,ur
selves, the few simple remedies we can c,,,n,ua nd arr,
~ '""c IN advances even Of tlr pl, sicI: iia, W..
have almost daily aptcat i.ns. We ALLOW them t.,
come, because h brings MS in contact With them and
opens 'i..pr 10 usefulness. In ,.arrh,r, cnc y,,
l'lng CHOLERA: coughs &c, Pain iIlcr has been
my cilic1 medicine. Yours, vo,y truly.
+. +. CRAWFORD
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
The Wear II nd Tear of Life,

Inc cares, anxicticS and misfurtunrS Of life have.
as much to do with shortening, il as disease They
are III 1att Inc source of many ailments and physical
diS;''''''lS Nrrv''1s weakness, dysl"isa, :lc,;-
lions o1 the LIVER, dist nrlsnr.s of the bowels lva-
aches, hyl""'l'"nlria and n,on"nlaniu among
these distressing fruits. II is therefore,, Of great
Importance thai persons whose nlltl.ls arc oppressed
With heavy business Representatives, or la, r,Ssc,
ny lah'ily troubles, or excited ly speculation, or
wrrrxri by mnltipi',y If enterprises or in any
way overturned or oIcrw'rk"'i, should keep up their
stamina Ivy the daily ,IS, of Wholesome tunir
rlr'u :s ol persons thus circumstance. are. M
ahh"I I" bear up against the ,lincu.tcs in which
they are involved, and I, retain their strength,
health and mental crarn,ss 10y The regular use of
ll'strttrrs Stomach litcrs. Diseases which, arc
prone To attack the body WHEN urhilltatrd AMI
broke" down by "ver-n''rh brain. work. cyllnlst-
ing physical labor, Kept ut bay Ivy tho rtSiStrnt
power with which This in'nparablr tonic cn.lows
the nervous system and the vital nrnr!,- AZ this
SEASON.. H. II the h,',t is rva,Nrat ing the clements
Of strength from every pore, luvi.nran is ais
lutrly css'',ltlri t" the safety ANA comfort Of The
pubic, and is required rv, 10y robust il
they desire T." Keep their n'hh tie rals''iljtms in
satu quo. ll'n'' Il course Of ilr*trttcrs Bitt.rs
is particularly us.ut at tine period of ,h, yrnr is
defence az nst the invisible ,l,s,aso a.iuat il, sry
atmosphere II ia the Nh i l"trn, of al, preventive,
m''ri as. and for all complaints which affect thu.
stomach, tue liver and the i"wr!' and iuirrtrrr
with the perfect digestion aud ~: si,ua,n,n of food
it liz the STANDARD r..,nr,l,.
FitE ANs"l A$'E A>t' DISAGREE AEIENrH, ui pim
pies and Hi"'c|c on t" Skin may BE- "nlI, ri oil
M using DR.. j!ynrs AT ',,ii>r sA ~, r,, ,nul
:mr' for al Ska n'~ra E,np,n.n>. T,;'rr. Salt
Rh"um, sc.
III" S"A'L'Nnt""fK's rii!, arr not Il purgai,c
Th"y eur" f"r" ct Fever Ai,uc i"". ,.,. H.
Mith,,u, sirkn. ar discomfort
Hest and .Sit1,'~t iln, Nv :irtirtu.. Strt.n.r>
i't'F /''I"H''r IHif,.lt th,. -, hr, = amt
"' His'. ''i' t,ns'i'ri",n. n'biu' SICK
ii' ii."'. '',ll'u- NJ IL ll AT t"i ct
Liver. ~ rr. n mi I; 'w,,l4. ,n Your druggist for
il. lr"n," }rt't fnn
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24
EF=h H4ZZsS
&NNIysts> e:1Vfs) VEGETABLE s'cllIAA
S '''an*@EAe@y H4H
EEN@s1---2 REVIEWER.
REVIEWER.

This standard article is compounded Will. the
greatest
Its effects are az wonderful and satisfactory as
ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
cnl,r
1t removes all rTnptirha itrhnn, and dand ruft;
ana thr hralD by its ua': tu,rHrv hltr and clean.
'y ITS ''Et properties it IratnrrH the car Harry
glands " Their hrm?J vipnr pre- venting badness,
and making the h,ir t:,.,:. TIN, / and strong.
AS nr"hs i,nliinl has bt, found enectual,
or !rslr.Lir.
DR.. a. A. II::y,. :'':t" ..c4nycr Il Masrartu-rtts
Eays If il :" ,'irr the best prtuurut ron Tor
Is intended lurI' .tLh.n
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

TIE Steamship Atlantic, after hav
ing successfully encountered violent
storms, WAS wrecked when almost in
SIGHT OF the harb"r she was seeking.
Many il man has acquired Il fortune by
patient industry, and lost it IL! the last,
leaving his family destitute. Ii follows
Mat every man should ins,Lr his life.
l''ic '''surlnc" affords absolute protrc-
ton to the family. BE careful to select
Il good company one that you can al
ways depend mpon. The New York
i'ir lhsnranr" Company offers every
infringement to insurers, having assets
amounting t" $22,hu0, coo, and every
desirable form OF policy. Full ,,rhu.
'"'H can '.c had Ivy addressing the
l''n". office 1T BIO an. BIS broadway,
New York, or b, calling ON n,, of their
agents. ti.Mu H;.r,I,. wanted every
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

TuE AN>:"yA$rE ANY pIsA,ii ;l:l, AuLENrA, -, rim
pies ana 'o't9c q, on III" Skn may b.. =nllru RI I
M u>ng DR.. .jayne's AT rA;i>r y sAir ~, r.,i ,nn
:m'" Tor al Skin h'>ra Elnp,n.n,, Tr;irr Salt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

LAGER BEER is twenty-five cents Il
glass at Bismarck, Mimi. and the place
builds hp very slowly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

pK. SHAitlNnE"GfK's wills arr moi :, pur.ativc
They every form, Fever ,r, A,u, .Iju },
without sirkn. .l ,,nufuri
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

BUCKINGHAM'S DYE.
FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on 70
chang" 1h'. color If III: beard from gray Or any
Other ""trs''ahl" shade, t" brown, or black, at
d's'ir''"n. It easily applied, beng in one
1rr}"I"tn'" and quickly and tffcctually produces
II permanent color which will neither rub nol
wls:I OF.
MANEFACTEREU BY
K. P. HALL {. CO., Nashua, Il. X
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

S1d tu all Druggists and Dealers IN Neaic.ns.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-24

les. and :;ki'~. f:,n,hv 'iriir,u:. S."tn.r>
I'''' !" r""'' rt'"li sag ,h',' ~ h''' amt
= "'' pi '''iIi, cons 'ri",n, - 'b'iil", Sc K
Tea ''.,"'. H,l'm- \t,l l. . ,ll AT IL" .;.'mu ~
ih',' ''" Il ~ Is 'w'lH. Ask your Druggist tnr
il. l"."n,"n/ yrt't ion
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10


Thspew fostsaEoppd Par.s are TO be
begnH this month. There will be tSen-
ty-two OF thsm.a It Is said thai when
erected the siege OF Paris viii 90 i'm :.
possible. ..,
The Talbotton, Ga, debating society
has decided that woman exerts q greater
influence over man than money. So that
subject is forever settled.
Vasquez and his gang of murderers
we:s sssn, Sunday, IL mejcS. n.sSa,
Califarnia, pushing toward E;Arizoua,
hotly pursued.
The widow of Vermont peddler
claims $4,000 damages from the bar
keeper who sold liquor to the man who
murdered her late husband.
Hon. VIM. !Gaaton has accepted the
nomination as Governor by the Demo
cratic Convention of Massachusetts.
A six-year.cld girl appeared in a 5000
lace dress at Long Branch ball re-
Gently.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

io1s taS rtS dSs assSsss ses sissr
packed. Hami pgar pured Canyaset
ILstsdZsislnoe s11aSi isk iss; ;sks7SsI s1
eteam, III. Whisksy steady. At, SO: =
| ;CtNoIHNAT1. September - Flour
steady. at 7.00@7.25. Oorn9drm al
52. Pork nominal, and held al
16 00@16.25. Lard quiet-steam IA
81; kettle 8@816.. Bacon steady
saoa'tisIs So; saies nj S.; uisar rio 1T5x
clear 1015. Whiskey frmer; principal
sales at 81.
sr: LOUIS. September 9.-.Flou,
steady and unchanged. Corn firm,
with fair demand-No. 2 mixed At fol
round lots; 46 cash; AK In September
40% in November Whiskay steady, at
SO. Pork lower, at 16.50@l6.75. BA.
con active, with jobbing order demand
shoulders 914; clear rib 9L@1OIa; clear
l09@l0A. Lard steady-winter 81.
PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Cotton
quiet and firm-middling 2056; low
middling 19I; good ordinary 171a; not
receipts 355 bales; gross 355.
MEMPHIs, September 9.-.Cotton
soarce-low middling 18IS; receipts 294
bales; shipments 81; stock 1864.
NORFOLK. September 9.-Cotton
Agher-low middling 1871; net receipts
6ul bales; exports ooe 'twIse 562; stock
1888.
: CHAP EsToN, September 9.-Cotton
firm for good grades-middling 1890
1879; low middling 1731C0l8; good or
dinary l62a; net receipts 3l8; sales 100;
stock 4.036
GALVESTON, September 9.-Cotton
active and firm-good ordinary 1851;
Texas ordinary 1256; net receipts l9I
bales; sales 200; stock 5,314.
AUGUSTA. September 9.-Cotton firm
and in fair demand-middiing 1917; re-.
oeipts 230 bales; sales 24O.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Cotton
very strong 1881; low mid
ding Is; good ordinary i5x; net re-.
ceipts 30l bales; gross 36S; exports
coastwise IT'S; sales $50; stock 7,1l7.
SAVANNAH, September Cotton
easier-middling 1875; net receipts 6l4
bales; sales 2S5; stock 2,O31.
WILMINGTON, September 9.-Cotton
unchanged -middling 1917; net receipts
Il bales; sales'8; stock 183.
BALTIMORE. September 9.-Cotton
quiet-middling 2016; low middling 10;
good ordinary l7}s@171S; net receipts
10 bales; gross 81; exports coastwise 35;
sales ll5; stock SGT.
BosToN, September 9.-Cotton quiet
and dsteady-middling 2I; gro receipts
267 bales; sales $50; stock 5000.
(, MoDIrI:. September 9.-Cotton firm
and in good demand middling 1917;
low middling l634@17; good ordinary
14334@l5; net receipts lis bales; exports
coastwise 81; sales $50; stock 5.5l9.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-10

YELLOW JACK "A despatch from
Shreveport, La, says: "Owing to the
prevailing malignant fever here and the
consequent panic in the country, our
city has been quarantined by interior
points and trade in consequence is pa
ralyzed."
Billy Dorcas, little colored boy, has
gone home to Wooster. Ohio, utter a
successful tour as the "Blaok Vampire, F"
captured by DR.. Livingstone.