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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET

SINClNNAII Jdli OV-E L. NJ.
FLOUR-The demand is chiefly local and mod
crate with a steady unchanged market Family
sells at S4 25 25 for per brl the latter for fancy
Extra at $3 72@4, superfne at$2 S5@3 TO- low
grades at So 25@2 65 per brl. Spring wheat flour
neglected at $4g4 25 tor prime to choice brands
of Minnesota. Rye flour at S3@3 10 per brl.
BARLEY-Quiet ana steady for fall with mod
crate demand and selling at 81 05@l 10 for choice
sample, S1@l 02 for prime, S0@90c for fair to good
lots and down to 40c for common. Spring dull
and nominal.
RYE-The market continues quiet and steady.
We quote No. 2 52c in elevator Fair to choice
sample lots at 47@52c per bu, on arrival Inferior
dull down to 43c per bu
OATS-The demand is moderate and market
| steady. Mixed quoted 23c for prime, and 2l@22c
for fair to good. White at 25c for choice and %
@24c for prim" Inferior dull and nominal.
WHEAT-The demand is fair mainly for local
milling purposee and market rules steady. R d is
gu ted 94@95c for choice 93c for No. and ss@9lc
for fair to good, and as low as zoe for common per
bu. White scarce and nominal at 97a9Sc for
strictly choice, and 9S@95c for good to prime per
bu. Amber about the same as red.
CORN-The demand Is moderate but shipments
here are about equal to the receipts and there is
Prime ear on track quoted 32c for mixed and $50
for white. Mop mixed shelled in elevator at 321
and about 1c less on arrival
MESS PORK-The demand is moderate and
market firm with city quoted at SO 50 per brl, and
25e more for jobbing lots, cash.
LARD-The demand is fair and market firm
Prime steam quoted at 6.30@6. 40c per lb, and
held generally at about the outside figure.
BULK MEATS-There is q moderate inquiry,
and the market remains firm. Shoulders are
quoted 31S@3. 3.90c, at inside figure mostly: clear
rib held at 460@4.65c. and clear sides nominally
at 4.sOa4.s5c per h. all loose, for fully cured.
BAC0N-The market is quiet and firm. We
quote shoulders at 4sc clear rib at 51s@514c, and
clear sdesat SIC per lb, all packed. Sugar-cured
hams jobbing at SA@9c for good to choice, as to
average and brand, canvased and packed.
COTTON-The demand Is moderate and market
steady and unchanged. Stock s.271 bales. We
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
s.Totally Different trom All Others.,' -

The "London Hair Color Restorer" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
10 the American people, and is totally
different from all other Hair Restorers, be-
ing entirely free from all impure ingredi-
ents that render many other articles for the
hair obnoxious Where badness or falling
of the hair exists, or premature grayness,
from sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color and case
a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp from
all impurities, dandruff &C., at the same
time most pleasing and lasting hair dress
ing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30
WHIPPING A BOY.
Suit for $4,000 Damages Against a
Lady Teacher.

Sutt pAVsooV GS kAS uhhSI u
Lady Teacher.
Martin Quinn has brought suit in the
Superior Court before Judge Harmon and a
jury against Mary D. Nolan for $4,000
damages.
The case came up to-day. The plaintiff
alleges that on the 26th of October 1877,
while his son, Edward S. Quinn, boy ten
years of age, was attending the Second Dis
trct School, on Sycamore street, the
defendant, who was teacher at
that school, unlawfully and cruelty beat
the boy with club or stick with such force
and violence as to produce congestion of
the lungs and to displace the heart and
that the boys nervous system never recov-
cred from the shock.
The defendant admitted whipping the
boy in the school for disobedience, but de-
MES that the chastisement was unreasona-
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BILE, or that the boy became sick from any
act of hers.
after the occurrence testified that there
were more than a dozen welts on the boy s
back and arms, and that he was afterwards
confined to bed for months
Stephen Coles, aged ten years, testified
that Miss Nolan struck the boy with aruler
several times until it broke and then struck
him with a rattan cane. The case is in
progress.
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Greiffss Theater.

In the Superior Court to-day the case of
Greiff against Snelbaker came up on a mo-
ton to appoint a receiver for the Vine
street Theater.
Judge Force held that the testimony did
for the Receiver to take charge of, and also
as the whole case was pending in the Com
mon Pleas Court the application would be
refused.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

Thefollowing deaths have been placed on
record since OUR last report:

Thefollowing deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Henry Emreke, yrs, city.
Peter Lang, SO yrs, Germany.
Mary Berger, mos, city.
Johanna Taphons S4 yrs, Germany
Peter Flick, still-born, city.
Mary E. Johnson, 45 yrs, Pa.
John Flynn, 27 yrs, city.
John Frank, 81 yrs, Pa.
Fred. Bahmann, % yrs, U. s.
Bennie f. Corbin, 13 yrs, city.
Ella ]. Hendrickson, IS yrs, Pa.
Infant Grieser, still-born, city.
Lille Winners, hours, city.
Susan A. Kettell, AZ yrs, Ireland.
Adelheide Hauser, So yrs, Germany.
Robt. kearney, IA mos, city.
Mary Trimble, 5 yrs, city.
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etching Piles"

Symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching-particnlarly at night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed
is effectually cured by "Swayne's ALI
healing Ointment" No smarting or burn
ing, but pleasant. sure cure. Also cures
letter, Pimples, all crusty, scaly, itchy
skin diseases. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt of price-50c box, or three
boxes for 81 25. Address DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
druggists.
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Forty. fifth Congress- Third Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ga resolution to exclude
from the corridor and reception-rooms during the
remainder of this session all persons not actually
entitled to the floor was agreed to.
The House bill to restrict Chinese immigration
was reported and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Relations.
The Senate resumed consideration of unfinished
business, being the resolution of Mr. Edmunds in
regard to later Constitutional amendments. After
a brief discussion the Senate went into executive
session and soon after adjourned
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The House, in Com
mttee of the Whole, resumed consideration of the
Post-office Appropriation Bill. Az amendment
increasing the appropriation for route agents from
81 075 600 to 81 125, 900 was adopted Other amend
ments were also adj pied, and the bill being com
pleted in Committee of the Whole, it was reported
TO the House. The amendments adopted by the
Committee were agreed to by the House, but
without disposing of the bill, the House ad-
journed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

n6-IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan sniften, No.72
AstOr House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States This will be a branch Office Of the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt ali collections
therefor in our name.
pB-WEATHER.- or partly cloudy weather,
ana falling temperature for the next twenty-four
hours
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

A boy with patch on his knee can't be
hired to go on an errand to the next house,
but he will follow band-wagon all over
town and never realize he isn't dressed in
broadcloh b.
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FINANCIAL.
U1NcINNATI, Jan. So-2:3o M.

C1NcINNATI. Jan. 30-2:30P M.
Gold at par.
Sterling is steady at previous rates. We quote it
81 $50 for sight and 81 sc for long per e. in gold.
Eastern exchange is quoted 1-20 discount buy
ing and l-20 premium selling, with fair inquiry
and ample offer ngs.
United States bonds are firm, but the local mar
ket is dull except the demand for new four per
cents. Quoted here as follows, buying and sell
inp.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

hair soft and pliable, making it an indis-
pensible article in every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price 75c bottle
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

Jewelry for the hair and imitation jew
eled ornaments for this purpose are seel
in great quantities and variety in the jew
elry and fancy stores.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

Square necks are much worn on low cor
sages. V necks are also seen, but round,
low necks are preferred by most young Ia
dies for ball toilets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

Braids or short curls down the back are
worn with dressy evening coiffures.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-30

J. L. Cassidy & Co., wholesale crockery
Montreal have failed. Liabilities $780, 00C
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HUGo-IIe hlHfKGC IS HfmeT and demand fAir
We quote common at 81 75@3 %, fair to good at
S. 35td3 75. and choice at So S5693 80 per certa
CATrLE-Market quiet and firm Common at
1902 80, medium grades at So 1898 So good to
choice at So 75G4 40, and fair to good shipping at
S4004 IS per Genital.
fair at S3@4 90, and good to choice at 81 25a5 Is
per GENITAL.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 80 P. NJ.
The following are the receipts and shipments Of
live stock for the last "a hours:
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
IN FOG AT NEW ORLEANS.
Especial dispatches to the SJar.l

WHEELING, Jan. 30,-River 90 feet and rising.
River full of ice.
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saw him fell dead in love with him. He left for
home last evening,
A musical and charade entertainment was given
Tuesday evening at the residence of Prof. Sax
ton, on Spring street. A large and intelligent
crowd OF both young and old filled the spacious
parors.
Important guests registered at the Ashland
Hotel yesterday: Major ]. B. Compton, Louis
Mr.. Jacob Hilsinger, Cincinnati, Ohio; Rev VIM.
Anderson, Paris, France; Col. W. IL. II. Rogers,
New York; Vim. James, B. T. Bassett, West Vir-
gina; +. W. Farleton, Fayette County, and Major
r. D. S. Williamson, Massachusetts.
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Mr.. Gibbons, OF Newport KY, took the town
BY storm yesterday. AL the young ladies who
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

-. = | c Z : DC.
Na.,ard, Nu,mcgs,
Mice, Cinnamon,
Cloves, AllSpice,
Pepper, Ginger,
Turmeric Mustard Seed,
Celery Seed, Flavorlng Extracts
ini ESscnc,s, Rernel Wine,
Salad Oil, Gelatin,
lsnglasS. Sago,
CornSiarch. Fariua
Baking Powders, Tapioca
Cream of Tartar, Srda,
lul yciylhln- iu this line of pure
.pu ~ md sold ~ cheap rs the
iii .,ia.cd articles.
e SHIIMiTT
Z 81, ls-ii. Druggist Wooh>,orK.
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us neighor dollar than lend such i'm
plement To him. as, IN most cases. II
will be returned to him injured, Or out
of order. Indeed. if the owner does not
have to send for il two o. three days az
ter The time that the borrower agrees
TO return 10, he may consider himself
fortunate. Every farmer Shonld buy ev.
or, kiad OF implement that he ma,
neod. l once bad occasion 10 Use .
large Stone slrd1c-hammcr--onc large
enough TO break stones OF 200 or 800
pounds weight To pieces. a lew hours
work was al bad for il; but rather than
borrow one. sent man to tswn AMI
buugh. ono ior three dollars;and | have
found livery Useful in driving stakes into
lhe ground in making fences and for
various other purposes. So l say T."
farmers, don't borrow, but buy what
yoU need.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

iIosgs OF PE"PLt ARR MARTYRS.
To sick headache, that lufallihle sym
tom Of disordcrtd stomach. liver
aid bowels. Many suffer rom it aS
many rs three or four tunes a week
rhey Go so ueedIesSiy, iol lioslettcr'>
Stomach Bi,ierS, ~ loning The dies
I've organs and regulating the bow
:, anl liver, removes the cause, anu
.spc,s the painful Sl mtom. The in
Innate sympathy between the biain
I'd the Abdominal fe4iou cau>es the
slightest disorder afftctns the latter
lo b. effected, as It were, In the or
..u of ,hou.ht The reform inslilu
I'D Is the Butter when the dig Slive,
>c,rcuyc and tvAcualiyr tui ctions al,
$50 state OF chaos, has other and more
beneficial results, viz, the complete
Yuui'iDu OF the whole physical econ
oiur, tuc Restoration Of appetite an"
cpp.r, AMI an n'irea>e ia the power
9 the system 10 resist diseases of
ual'rial type.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment:
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

This iinirent very naturally originated in Anieri-
81. where Nature provides n her laboratory such
su-rr!siug ca;iGotc5 for tho malades OF her chill
crcn. It's fame lso5 bocn spreading for IS years,
until no,s :: cao.-clc5 tie ha5itat.c Glo3e.
Tho Mexican ,.us.a1g L,n.ncEt se ;natehIes'
remedy forcI external eIl;acai Il i.o- and beast
Tosioc'- os.ac-I c-l farmers :. f. Invaluable.
AIM, r..'o ostca caves q hu:can he or re-
s.orcs e., usclulEess CT an excellent horse OK.
coz, O. .accp.
Il cars foo.-rot, hoof-a.l, hollow horn, grub
fcrev-y-oril shouldes-rot, mango the bites sd
aa-sc CT ro.soa9gs reptiles AID insects, and every
such G.aw5.c,. % stock breeding and bush life.
Il cures every external trouble Of horses, such
a- flamenco. fcrstehcs. swinny, sprslns founder.
rind.ga,l, III. .5c2c, ctc., o.c.
Tho 1.ex;c.l ..us;ans L.alnasut Il tho quickest
cure IN the world for accidents occurring In the
,a-nl,,, fl to absence Of q physician, such as
burns acald5. spsai-5, cuts etc, md FOR rhoums-
Isl, r-d stiffness caccEGered by exposure. Par
t:cul-7.y valuable 10 Mlacrs.
Il 3 tic cheapest remedy In the world. for J.
pcnctrctcs the r.usclc 10 the bone, and single
application IA generally sufficient 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang Lln,.aont Is put up In three
sizes Of bottles tao larger ones being proportion
atoly much tho cheapest. Sold everywhere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15

~ EyFZFZls not easily earned in these tim
$"Eff but it can be made in three month
- by auy one of either sex. In any
part OF the country VII n willing
o work steadily at the employment that we tn
nish. sc per week in your own town. You need
not Oe away from home over night. iou can give
your whole time o the work, or only your spare
moments. have agents who are making over
per day. All Who engage at once can make
money fast. AT the present time money cannot
be made east! aud RAPIDLY at auy other business
IL costs Iuthiag to try the business. Terms aud
IS Outtt free. .,dGr,ss st once, Il. iALLErT n Co.
Portland. 1ane. Aug. list. lily
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-15
Rur ! Topics.

NnaJ crops you nlehu 10 SloM5 III"
provide the seed, so tina, 40 delay viii
occur whea the time comes ior sowing
and planting. Yoa shnuld also closely
estimate the amount Of stable duue
that yoa can spare fox crops. 50 that Ia
no case shall a crop bc grown On land
that has already been overcrrpped, uu-
less some fertilizer has been applied to
1t.
.. Obtain good hip, if possible. as
half OF your success depends on The
kind Of hired help You have; and don't
employ too many hands, as a nan and
a boy will often do as mU~h as two
men. especially If The latter ar, i,n To-
wslk by lhcm,elygs.a~ lAc5 Frequently
sptnd lall q thcr iiue I'D talauS !;
but man j, Mt aptto talk mash Will
a boy, and The c.a>. Qu.ucc is ,'a; BE-,
attends to Ii, work. OiaN tac u,os-
ances that l ever >s1,,,l CD 81 ~rm. !
Lave icurd rambling aclp tc BE- tie
most uhli'!''''e' VIC" '''e "
man, tell lin plainly uai he mu-i
pOl TOOL away li> umc (my timD H.
talking 10 other nl,n ". ..ya , aora, a.
less he wants his walking papers
3. Work with your help. Ibis Is l'
key that u"locks Ihe dor tUat leads q"
prosperity; Lut don't say am more IT,
them while al work than is necessary.
as y'u viii S'I a '"" eAamr!o ~ Tell
H. yans' etc. sui !Osc iDai iarn'l
Is lo' my corn "!lu tA0 @. three me''
aid &c sals. Boys la,e 1uu hc.o. t..
news: And Lc and AL s,"p "olk. o..
partially stop. To h,arl.r 'nca,. "his.
takes. p,llaps Is initiates ,og, late.aD,
whal l4llie corn isiocd "Ai.c thc boss
isiela'ng Tie news l. tu' ""i'-"'e''
anu mi-h' a. vel box nave "r'" "o''
atall. Now. a Ga! Is H'1' up "
minutes ana 'hc Waste '." i'" "l 49,.
ar HAT way c'hs'""ii> '''."- '"' "'"'
Is SUI 10 ''Su' id u''s"' st S''''' lad ''' 49,
ID 'h' eh"' Say /" your '''''''' I'D i'''''''
EhAisi I'LL "l' XII" "'''"u /" 1''
""ik' II 'aAe l""i money """ &c.,
me men |" ""iN-"ot 10 -p'"" &c"
time III talking
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AND TIE PRESS SAY:

1t stands at the head Of the strictly asricnliu'"
and hurt,L,t al Periodicals Vi tue codn. j. "e4
ilautVwn lee, sih
'Ine hura. NeN-l Vrker deserve al me eue0'''
il seems to "a L. Ca uue 5 Monthly.
.ltd,es not 1--WE a dUnar aud nas mai n!h0H
Al ,ts Dgck, '-DuffaIO NIless.
And hundreds more " Ike Character
81 Iren.iuiu Libts, etc. seH; Tree - III "''o
VISA 70 act agen1s.
ACnALN NEW YORKER.
IS DUANE 81, New luih.
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STOCK OF READY MADE CLJPHiIL
Sunsm Cr Has


| etteF papers and Enve opes Ia boIts, In aresl
i/v-risty, from - cts. up. Cal Il bAkOLLl a
SJN aud see them.
( zap, Letter and Sote Paper, Legal cap and B.ll
Opapcr with a full line of fusolopes. bought III
rect from tine manufacturer, which cBn sell
very low, att ,"GLLl 5ON'S Book store.
= lsuk Book, Memorandum aud lass books OF
i)eysry variety, at BAEGtL1 & SUNS Book and
Stationary Store.
C,anlly Bibles, Pocket Bibles aud Te.tsments ~
Il great variety. and Ut the lowest prices at
BAI,GELT IONS.
- odgers Ware, such casters communion tets
hSpOOus, 70. IA. But 9. Knives &c. which viii
Ice warranted Gen Tue, wo buy disc from
Rodgers & Is o. aud are sure 30 gct Tue pure, ct
RAkGLLi b SON
NJ iscellsnesus books in Ia 90 variety, Scott
WI Dickens Lever, Muhlbaok, Young, Angular
Sc' rlso Lake Side Library, aud the AshaaId
Poets tSgetncr gith all the pOpula Euthors Of tie
day, at publishers prices at cAHGELl 3 SOM
Bookstore. Sect. 5ib.-u.
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PRIVATE SALE
OF
REAL ESTAE!

= OFFER At PRIVATE SALE, desirable tract
4 Of land, situated on Zane's public road, 3 IL
miles North OF oodst OK, aud 2. mile from
Saumsville
CONTAINING sc ACRES.
about Acres OF It good timber an orchard Of
choice fruit Of apples aud cherries. IL is all ur-
der fencing in six lots. A pond In the woods Tor
II ok t. water from each field. If any ono de-
sire T. have further information, Please address
me at Saumsyil!e Shenandoah, County Virginia.
JOHN SAUM. Sc
p. 3. A lot Of Al acres adjoining the above eau te
bought If desired.
June 5-3t
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G)lNG WEST.

Ar. Cluciuuati.... 81. Con N.
,,.h,rti1g win the early trains leaving Clncin-
ilr.
Ir-t-"i and Emiyrant ckcts 10 the w,s
lNer a"d iinie quicker b! this than auy other other
IIlte.
lur ,icicis AID info N ,tion, apply TO or adj
0.ps- JOHN n WOODWARD,
Ticket agent, Stanton. Va.
CONWAY Il. H)AA.D, p. r. A.
w. -. =. DUNN. mgr. x SUIT. Jan. =, 70
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SOUTH.

Tiafns 6B3 daily Train est Tuesdays, thursday
ami Saturday all other trains dIiy except Sundays
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APrn 2lth.-M

Mono +.
he accounts 81 our subscribers from
Woodstock MaurerOwm and meighb0r-
in2 Port Offices have been placed M
lhe hands ol !lIram BIIserman tor sell
tiCmenl. These acronnt> rln 10 Oct.
ith SIG. We hope our palrons will
-ettle promptly with Mr.. Bausernan. rs
Il is necessary that the business OF the
old iirm slIO i be closed up.
10Th. 1917. J. II. GKABILL & 60
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Trains G3' diily, go Mondays, Wednesdays anC
Iud.Ss, a!l othe. II aius daily except sunday.
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JERSEY STOCK FOR SALE.
Take Notice.

Alp rsous indebted 10 me are reques ed to close
lheir accounts by note or otherwise. ,...,..-
ell l3-tf. - DANNtA
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PEACE RBSTORED!!.
HIGH Prices CONQUERED Il

he enemy n full retreat and
Xack Chandler coul moi he consol-
ed over the departure OF Ulysses.
because he poor ielloa9 had moi
heard that
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SCHEDULE II. FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
y Ii 81 %. IL as.
Taking Eject June. 10Th, 1873.
NORTH,

NORTH.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-04-25
The Champion Calf.

J. r. Coe, of Sloan, in this county,
lays claim to the largest calf at birth
ever produced in the United States or
Great Britain, according to the record
kept by the United States Stock Jour
nal. The largest calf at birth of which
there is any record is Ill pounds in
this country and 112 in England, while
the calf born to Mr.. Coe on the 21st of
last month weighed la pounds, and
five days thereafter weighed 124 pounds.
The weighing was carefully done by
four reliable gentlemen, and the record
forwarded to the Stock Journal for pub
LEGATION. Mr.. Coe says the calf, which
is of the male variety, comes from no
fancy or blooded stock, but is merely
cur calf, so to speak. Let it be pro-
claimed that Woodbury. county claims
the big calf of the world, and conse-
quently the championship. It should
be stated that the mother of this mon
ster came very near dying, and for three
days her life was despaired of, but has
now recovered her usual health, and is
presumably proud of her progeny
SioaLr City { Io,ca) Journal