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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

AtGsilssia. July On, tsss. ef consumption
Mr.. W. n. BoaaarHa. smf. Bosaar.ni vas
an old and wsli kae~a r~idsns Of CopiaA
county, hsving bs~m fsss numbsr % pear
Assessor and survsypr
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
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sgayicEs 81 the frsb, ,rrss thur, d every
Snl,hath ~ ~ a'cl,at kg,. " n. Hing
hsf, pastor
sxsvbts - thu hHpy.l Chuph Oh the
ser,ad a'A ksuT N sA,l'ail.s It varh inoHth
RrN. A. \. isprsN. pss'aF.
rERyIesE al the Arth"sii.i char,h ever,
Ssndsy. Rrs. !. N N~ylas. p.-,at.
SUKstsRs ~ Spriug HI Churgk 90 to
iirsi Sabbath "a each insaith. b. klAsF S,sat.
and over, ihirl Sabbath aud sssarls, lrf,'T'',
Nv Eller u Purser sabbath Scho,a
s,sfs Sahi,.tl ~ . ~.
RKv. J. N NtENs wtIl hcld di,iur ser
Ntyst 81 Gullat,u uu the lourtl ~shha'h "a
yHrh muith ~ 4 o. "a.
Servitss n - ~'veh~u', Episcopal thurch
- the hri sabbath 10 ysgh n,sl,th. H..
NJ b"uglrss Ofi,,stitg
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

rhs H.'nasshle hsard - ssp>rsl.Oss are
az q -s~ian. satls eSsrt-A~<ass.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

o-''s a wsrril. are h.sias th~x drug
.iOTs rsysir~d and ''hSad ar." whee goa
scd fru-b ,aedscincs give them q eall.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

The Grad Lodge Of Odd Fellows
meets at vicksbarg on Tuesday,
next, 18th.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

A wsrd u kisi""ss !. -sldsm sps.kea Ia
,.nl iis -v.d. Witch. even whea arop.
prd ~ chance. springs ura sw-vt svwer.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

Butson~d shoes wishou, hcel. ASA seen On
the most stylish children.
Dress sait. f,r girl, iu.t IN their tcea. arr
shown In c,loreJ grrnsdincs summer silks,
and u white lA~n embroidered.
Instrad Il sailor waists, the long wAisted
blpu.. j. uow laid In side clait., and finished
With bell, Or elso ~urn With . sash.
MANY m"thcr. are returning o. whiss
sto, kingS. and cream colorvd 90 unbleschsd
B~IhrisasAh. are chosen ia preference 70 all
others.
DARK .slid colored Stockings a.e preferred
U striped oncS Dark blue. clockcd or en-
bruidercd With Whit 90 with I'D up eAch
side. arc shOwa in li.lc thread sRs IN rA~
silk
Among newly imported garments are saok
aprons. such n Frrneh childrca have always
worn. They arr ga, IN sacs SHAPE. half high
and square IN the asck, and are without
sleeves.
Girls' polsRaise. are al buttoRed behind.
These are made IN very strAigh, and plain
assiEr.. and show . return Ia the simplicity
th.i s.ed % belong 70 the clothing u Young
r,ris end ehi.drea-
Boys still In short clothes scar loag waist
I'd plsissd bb'usss and knis shirts son light
summer clothes of gray, brown er blue, also
shepherds check q blsck and white twill.
sss the ~ooleA asseriah used IN thess sui.s.
TIE bows hat u sailor sAaps, and the hair
b ws<n la p~~s ssyls ~lth NE fsens dsoepiax
over he isrshssd s~iss stra~ hats fsr eoys
come In the s.isss shaps. slse In Derey
shapes. with round high erOwn and stif
eurled brim.
Infant. long robes are ffom yard 10 .
y.rd and quarter long. and shs preferences
10 given 10 thsss trimmed around shs bottom
in ross - tscks. inssrsiea. and lace rsthss
th.n those VITA srobbsd" fs0ats trimmed
fsom Top 10 bottom.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

"A Desd n~a 70 the nsxt bsss thing on
s~stA % 9 god woman" We aent know
% much about th.l CIR N " 10 trus. where
Do yoa -. god baby ini-Moasiesllo
snany South.
Os marvssA, Jeassl ges msrrseA. What
doyoa kae~ shoss bslsss, sayhsw f-Dem-
ccrxi
Nos 90 know osx ksnAsome yeuas friend
kIlsest wos1 nsvsr have givsa ~ any saeh
sdvios ~ that Cor u hss long sincs been
given up tAss he 10 Q con6rmsd hschelor--
psrfecsiy ealloas 10 the sweet smiles of tbs
sonsr ssx. end thsn - already knsws that we
have been trying - ges married fss The 10
tsa yssn, bssidss, hs aea't know any more
sseus bsAiss tue dear litfis crs~snsesl thaa
ws6s So Il mzss ksvs bssn tkss partner Il
49, sa6 =, ~ - - Nm ssssls y q
% ksow sli shout shsm. --Ssnny South
Al yessA % always gave yce ersdss fss
tssing air ysa kaew our single eusssdasss
d ass our fkal,, bas r.xAsr cur misfsrs~ns.
We have . fellow feeling is Cur ssssn o.
sss yea. shsasA ~ n ysa wiil come ~ ss
III sAev yoa . sssss lsssls bslls wAess vim
go ssailss YIN hsock hole larger shaa .
posass BAG through Jour sols-lsssAer heart
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

M, Thee. Lar1h ain remove hi. s.cel-
lent salnun - fsa.l~ street neat week. and
epen biil,~rd--si-ns Ia connectiOa 9Th Il.
Tbeod.aV 10 l'sial fellow give han. = call
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15
y 7 ' Z Z 7 7

To sAs W-evkssx Ssass We
can furnish you e.lplsyment AZ whioh YOU
can make very large pay, IN your owR local
night Agent wanted IN every town and
c.saaty b Take subscriptions Jor The Cenlea-
Rlal Reooni, the largest puhlloasion In the
United StAts~-ts pages, ~ columns Vie.
g.ntly fllustnxAsd, terlus only 81 per year.
The Record IA devoted ts whatever u of in-
terest conaested With the Centsnnisl wear
Tbs tsrsas Exhibision ID rkflsdelphia 10 fully
illustrated in detail Everybody want. ~
Tbs whole people feel crest interest In their
souBsry's Centsnnssl btrthday, AMI want 90
know all sboul IL An eIeg@ai patriotic
cray0n drawing pr~nwnm picture iepresent-
ed ffee - each saksorsher. ID V entitled. 'sin
rssnembrnnee Of the Una HuRdrsdth Arm
yer~ary u the fndepeBdenee % the rniied
stairs, aaEe - b. 10 inchss Any Que can
hseome . sucecssfal agvrt Cor bat show The
paper Asd piesafe and huasireds q sahscri-
bsrs are easily obtained evreywhere. There
V M business that viii pay iike this ri pres.
ent We have many agent. wha are masking
ss high as 60 per das and apsards Nov Z
the time don't DELAY. send Cor our cirru-
lars. terms. and sample copy u paper. which
are seat free ta al who apply do u TODAY.
Complete outfit free to shu.e ~ho decide te
engage. FarEsers and mechanics and their
sons and daughters make The very best Of
THk CENTENNIAL RECORD.
luiyl-lyl Portland. Maine.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

rs, Brxahs ~ G,-. 81 Melissa a Hur,.
bta.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

NJ. W. D. M.IAsr. ~as -l~et-d coa.table
t'r Bss' NJ. l. 81 he el-stioa las, week
W.. Nalker y "a iaaa-arisa.. s.,e~r. ati.E-
t.yr gentleman sod ~ill make . gs.-d s.fhcsi.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

Isiics Cloth Gaitrr..Ai i9biis, At Nelson a
Hurhuts
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

One Richard OglesbS wants In
iormation concerning bis relatives.
ne left hss h0sso In NAtrheE, Mi-s.,
about the year lsS6, when only
about Elk year, of age, aud
knows nothing ofhis folks. Parties
wishing to trace up the connection
will address the Express Curryv'lls,
Mo. Mississippi papOrs please
copy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

A NEw MILITARY DIsTRIcr-Gen.
Anger, commanding the United
States forces IN Louisiana, has CO.
tabii.bCd a new military District,
embracing the parishes Of East and
West Feliciana, East Baton Rouge,
~. Heleaa, Livingston aud Tanglpa.
hoa, in Louisiana, and the COUNTIES OF
Wilkinson, Amite aud Pike, in the
Stats Of Mississippi, aud has PLACED
Colonel john r. Brooke IN com.
mand.
Governor Stone u the eommasdsx
IN Missssappi, and when troeps srs
needed In this State be or the Lrxs
lstaru will eall Tor them. Usei .Assk
call u made, the troops commanded
by Col. Brooke are trespassers, and
Governor Stone viii be justiAed N
ordering him TO attend 30 hls owu
affairs. IfGen. Anger 10 anx'ous o.
do something, let him send Col
Brooke 90 tho Indian Territory
Ris presence In Mississippi is moi
neesIed. end shouid not be- Tolerated
-tTnbaae.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-07-15

persons who nisy desire 10 stay longer
than one month. Any information ean
be ObtHinel by ssl'ir~sslng
w. 4. DEArON, Trcp'T.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02
POETRY
DUST AND ASHES.

Betwixt your home and mine,
Oh, love, there is a graveyard lying
And every time you came,
Your steps were Der the dead, and from the
dying
Your face was dirk and sad,-
Your ewes had shadows in their very laughter,
Yet their galces made me glad,
And shut my OWN 10 what was coming after
Your voics had deeper chords
Than tue Aolian harp when night-winds
blOR;
The melancholy music Of your words
None hit myself may know.
And, oh, you won my heart
By VOWS unbreathsd--by words ol love I'M
spoken;
So that, as now we part,
You have no blame 70 bear, and yet tbs
broken
How shall bear this blow, how BEST resent it :
All, love, you have not LETT me even my
pride
Nor strength to put aside, nor to repent il;
'Twere better had died
You came beneath my tent with friendly greet
ORAL my joys you had the better part
Then when your eyes aud hands were oitenest
meeting,
You struck me to the hearth
No less a murderer, than your victim, living,
Can iace the passing world, and jest and
smile
No less a traitor, for your show Of giving
Your friendship all the while
Well, LET it pass The city ohurchyard lying
Betwixt our homes is but type and sign
OF the waste Ia your heart, and OF the eternal
dying
0fsll sweet hopes in mine
Tronscript.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

The Raleigh IN. o. News reports that
Rev. Dr.. Pritchard Of that city referred
IA a thanksgiving sermon 10 converse.
tion held some years ago between DR..
Thomas y. skinner, formerly Of Raleigh
nov o. Georgia, and an anti.missionryist.
DR.. skinner said he was soliciting to aid
f0reigH missions, and applied to this gen.
teman, who promptly repulsod him with
the reply, III don believe in foreign mis-
sions, and won't give any thing except
TO home nissions ] want what give to
benefit my neighborsi"
"Well," replied DR.. skinner, "whom
do you regard as your neighbors.
"Why those around me- replied the
brother.
"Do you mean those whose land joins
yours Z" asked the DR..
"Yeg"
"Woll, how much land do you own -
inquired DR.. Skinner.
About five hundred acres"
''lIow far dotoa 90 you own - inquired
DR.. skinner.
"Why ! never thought 81 il before,
but suppose ! own half way through
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02
HEARTY BREAKFASTS

Int large 1Oiity Of cases, says tho Jour
nat Of Hedha il viii be found that the
best and hartiest meal Of the day should
be eaten in the morning. II the closing
repast Of the day has not been eaten too
late. or has not been excessive in quantity.
OF indigcstible in quality, the stomach
will be rested and active in the morning,
aiter the individual has enjoyed cool
bath. The stomach will then respond
quick ~ with the necessary gastric Juice
for the solution Of food, aud lf fair
amount Of exercise Is taken during the
day. large mass Of food will be assimi.
lated and converted into blood and tissue.
With a good, subtantial breakfast. no
great amount Of food will be required
during the remainder Of the day. One
further meal will be ample, and that
might better be taken At from two to
three 0 clock IN the afternoon than at
any period, IL business engagements only
permitted IL.
The breakfast may be made from any
kind o. Wholesome food, and the fewer
kinds the better. The dinner should be
light and readily digested. " sound sleep
Is desired aud strong appetite and perfect
powers Of digestion next day. lr hunger
comes, bowl Of sweet milk and we'll
cooNed mash Of Indian meal. or other an.
bolted grain, will allay it, and will digest
quickly. One square meal" IN every
twenty.four hours is al that can be taken
care Of by many weak stomachs, aud more
than this is an excess and induces head.
ache, nausea and distress. " dinners
we're abandoned, especially late and heavy
dinners. myriads Of dispcptics would hr
cured. Bot under the exigencies 81
city lifc a dinner cannot W ell be avoided
This need not be the tremendous meal il IS
customary 20 make IL, if tho breakfast be-
substantial aud nutritious, not 4 thing Of
.lops and biscuit, as il too often Is.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

Dr. pierce's Pleasant Pnrgative Pellets are
70 compounded from concentrated principles,
extracted from roots aud herbs, SO is a. com
Zine la each small granule, sfarcciy larger
than mustard seed, as much cuthartie p0Ner
~ Is contained IN any larger pills TOR sale IN
drughores. They are moi only pleasant 20 take
but their operation j. easy unattended by
any gripping pain They operate without pro-
ducing any. constitutional disturbance. Unlike
other cathariics, they do netrendcr the bowels
c0gtivo after operation, but, on The CONTRARY,
they establish o permanently healthy action.
Beiag entirely vegetable, no particular care Is
required while using them
5000 Reirard is offered BY The Proprietor ~
any one who will detect IN these pnrgatiye
Pellits any cal0mel or other form OF mercury,
mineral p0isOn, or injurious drug.
They are sold BY Druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

tossuMrfWFs, TAKE NoTicE Every mo.
ment Of delay makes yOur care more hopeless,
and muoh depend on The ld'elou8 choice Of
a remedy. The amount uf o. tmouy boz favor
Of Dr. Seheuck's pu.monic syrup, as n curc
To- consumption, far exceeds at That can he
brought 10 support the pfctensions of any
other nrdiciuc See Dr. Seheuck's AT.
manac, containing the certificates Of many per-
sons OF Tie highest respfotaliity, who have
Teen restored ~ health, alt"r being pronounce
ed inonrabe by physicians ol Q knowledged
ability Schencks Pulmouic Syrup alone has
cured many, ~ these evidences Nil show
Int The cure u often promoted ~ The employ
lIent Ui two other remedies which Dr. @chcuck
provides Tor the purpose These additional
remedies are sehencks Sea Weed Tonic and
Mandrake pills By the timely use OF these
medicines, according ~ directions. Dr. Scheuck
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

Exactly replied Dr. Skinner suppose
you do, and | want this money for the
Chinese the men whose land joins yours
on the bottom"
The hardened brother never thought
Of that, and gave good sum for foreign
missions
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

This is what an address, issued IN 1874,
announced 10 the voters Of a Massachu.
sets district inbehalf Of candidate for a
state Senatorship "ln all his busy life
Of thirty.fivc years he cannot be Justly
charged with the betrayal Of any trust.
or with a cishonorablc act. Tried in
many places and never found wanting,
willing 10 serve and suffer for worthy
cause, a stedfast friend Of the humbest
a courteous, genial gentleman, he richly
deserve the compliment Of hearty sup.
port Tho candidate was WINSTON, the
l0rger
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

How long have you been in England 7"
was the question pat by young English.
man TO q young American alta public din.
ner 10 London recently. "About two
weeks, vas the reply. Really" was
the rcjoinder Of young John Bull, "and
notice you talk our language as we'll as
wo do Z" "Yes,r was the reply or
Brother Jonathan have not been here
quite long enough to forget how 10 speak
IT,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02
consumption

eertides that most amy case Of consumption
may be cured. sa 49, ff
Dir. Sehenck is professionally at his prinoi-
pal Office, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phil .
adelphis, every Monday, where all letters for
advice must be addressed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

Chapped hands, face, pimples, nngwocm,
and other cutaneous affections cured,
and rough skin made soft and smooth, by
using Juniper Tar Soap. Re careful 70 get on
" that made by Caswell. Hazard X Co, New
York, as there are many limitations made with
oOmmon tar, all of which are W. rthless.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

ONLY few dealers keep decent assortment
of boys snd childrens clothing Send 20 the
Boston One Price Clothing House, Minneapo-
prevail
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

"A q EtRALGIA AND RHEUMATISM After tNen.
a III " years cNperimeuung have discovered z car
*&p tain cure f1r the above dseasee. have discon
HV# tuued sending trial samples free but viii send
NW enough io cure anl case, by mall, fot One Dol
II lar. | also have a Fpecihc FOR Group Of which
" viii send trial samples for ten cents. Address
d a UNHNES. M. A. i. Cooperstown. Illinois.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

The Gates selling book ever offered 10 Agents II ssls
at sight Liberal Inducements offered. Secure Terrific
~ now Send for terms Apply % T. H. CRANsTON,
General Agent box w. St Paul. MINI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

WANTED Agcnts Good salary and expenses or large
w percentage New invention most house keepers
aud farmers will buy. samples <i.0 Biekwell
Y 90. lA BIN stfnet. Nlncinnnr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

"What am made off, asked the little
girl, fresh from her Sunday school lesson.
as she essayed to show off her knowledge
10 younger sister. II don't know,
was the honest answer. "What does
mamma sweep up frem the floor I" was
the first speakers next trial in Socratic
method. "Pins, needles, and hairpinsl"
was the prompt but unexpected response.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-02

/ uHNn IEOLlI y Agents make
@f00 weekly by canwssing lUr t I1s pages, 80 Illus
tntiouH ~. so carly With elegant chrome. Send 10
cents Tor COPS and TERMS FRAsG LESLIE. New York
"nN NTsG MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Mrs.
NONAN > bociOr A. Burns. for the treat
ment Of ladies and children, either at their homes or
her rooms Lctters OF consultation promptly answered
and coHAdentslk treated. Address on calld - West
Third street, ~ Paul, Minnesota
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03

waukee spring Gle. Corn-Quiet and droop-
Ing; No fresh SOC. Osts-No and seller
No 'i Ssc 'Ins ss4 KyHrA N shade Tmsr;
fresh and seller May Sc; No spring fresh
SIC. Professionalism an easier. PorkSs2O 50.
snd weak; wheat to Buffalo &c. Receipts
Flour 5000 barrels; wheat 5000 bushels
Shipments-Flour 1900 barrels; wheat $4,000
bushels.
CINCINNATI, May L. Cotton - Dull:
l2c. Flour-Steady. Wheat-Duii and tend.
ing downward: 81 059l 25 Corn-Easier;
72s75c. Bariey~Dnii and nominal. PORK;
Dull s2l %. Lard-Easier; steam held at
sl2 81; cash lots held higher; kettle SIS S7lS@
Is oO, Sll 60, sIl Is. Bacon-Dull and nomi.
nal; 500. sl2 l21<. sl2 81. Hogs-DuIl and a
shade lower; common 10 good light s. 500
$500 head; shipments us head. WhiskT~
ing. ~ - -
BOSTON. May l-F1our-ouiet;- Western
Wisconsin extras IS 25G0 Is: Minnesota extra
% 5ig7 ~; winter wheat Ohio, Indiana and
Micnlgan 30 W@7 Is; Illinois Sc I5dS so: St
Louis 81 5OG9 60; fancy Minnesota and wis,
coDsin 81 25@9 so. Corn-Quiet; mixed and
yellow Western 65@6sc Oats-Dull; mixed
white 52a54e.
LOUISVILLE, May l.-Cotton--Duu; l2c.
tIour-Unchanged. Wheat air demand and
" Im $50 ssa.e GaG s1-n8 @4sc Oats
'oroyisions-Quiet, with only a jobbing trade.
Pork-22 =. Bulk meats-SS 90, sll Y7lZ.
siI ~. Bacon-s9 o., sI2 Is, $40 50. Hams
SugSr cured l4Sl5c, Lard-Tierce sl4 Is; kegs
slo on. Whisky-sl OF. Bagging -l2glsc
OSWEGO, May Wheat-Upchanged
Corn-DGn; old Western mixed &c Barley
Quiet; Mo- bay nominaIly at 81 OF: No3 bay
nominslly at 81 u.
PlTTSBURG, May l.-Petroleum - Quiet
and steady; crude quoted at 81 O2L at Par
kers Landing; refined lSSz9l37sc, Philadel-
phia delivery.
CLEVELAND, May l.-Petroleum-Firm /.
quo standard white lilo test IO1%c: prime
white l5O Ohio state test ll1Sc, car lots
cash. ~
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, May l.-BEEvEs Receipts 1890
head, making the total receipts for the week
s.eN head, against 8, 50 head for The same time
last week; the quality was medium to good
generally; the market was fair at about Fri
days prices, which were about lSc higher
than the current rates OF last Monday; a few
OF the best steers retailed at sl2 09 car load of
rough Texss oxen sold at S. 90; some fat bulls
SOLD for 81 oOG4 ~ per l0O p, unds live weight;
the range of ordinary to strictly prime steers
was from 50 2S9ll a., with fat steers Of good
weight generally at $40 O0@ll 20.
SHEEP-Receipis4 ,S60 head, making the total
receipts for the week l3, $50 head. against IS 49O
head Tor the same time last week; the market
was scarcely as firm as 1t was SATURDAY., but
was fair at eood prices. ranging nom 81 UOd7 %
for clipped, and S. 5O9S 50 for unshorn; sales
were made OF car loads of choice clipped Ohio
sheep, averaging llo pounds, al 81 o.; car lead
of O1io sheep. averaging 81 pounds, at g6 81:
car load of unshorn state sheep, averaging
l9 pounds, at IS 81, and 1 car load of Colorado
sheep, averaging 81 pounds, al S. 50.
SWINE -Receipts yesterday and to-day $3.50
head, making the total receipts for the week
a,lSJ head, against 2C,SO head for the same
time last week; none offered alive,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03

EAST LlbEkTf, IA, May l-bEEF CATTLE
The receipts for days past have been pa cars
of through, and As cars of yard stock, or in
all $3.50 head, making a total for the week
enuipg this day of 1922 head, ags inst 7,4l2
head the last week. The supply for yard sales
is good bat the bulk of them are still on hand,
only local butchers being on hand buying at
retail. Prospects are good, however, for an
advance over last weeks pics.
HoGs-The receipts for the days past have
been 9,745 head, making a total for theweek of
I3 40 head, against Ia, 0lO head the before;
Workers 81 5OG7 70; Philadelphia IS 0O@S Is.
SHEEP-The,receipts for the days East have
been $500 head, making a Total for the week
of 1920 head, against 22.S00 head the week
before; common 10 best selling at 81 2595 50.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 2, 1876.
CATTLE-Since last sale day there have been
no features Of special interest in the market.
Receipts have been liberal and prices well
maintained. We quote: Prime to extra
butchers, 81 5Oa5 co; z cd, SO cla4 Is: fair 10
med om, % O0d3 so; common. 81 25Q2 rs.
Pdces firm for choice. Receipts to-day, Aus
head.
HoGs-Prices have declined during the week
and the market rules weak. Packers are pay
lug SIS sOa7 80 per 100 lbs gross. Receipts to-
day. 1870 head.
SHEEP-The market continues quiet and
with little eh snge in prices. We quote: Good
shipping, 100 lbs and over, s. 75a5 %; common
shipping, loo lbs and over, 81 5O@S 50. Good
demand.