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Gov. Long, in answer to Secretary
Schurz' recent letter in regard to the
Ponca Indians; says he does not con-
slider that the secretary presented
fair, candid statement, and asserts :
1.-The department Of the Interior, with
you at its head, responsible for its
conduct, and kept informed ofits pro-
ceedings, drove 700 Poncas from their
homes and lands to which you know
their title was beyond the shadow of a
question and that you did this against
their consent, in violation of the law,
congress, and dictates of humanity,
employing for the purpose company
ofsoldiers, and as you now add, four
companies of cavalry" Testimony is
cited to show that the Poncas did not
consent to give up their homes and re-
move to the Indian territory, and the
Governor declares with considerable
emphasis that the responsibility rests
with the present and previous admin
istrations OF the Interior department.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Wlereas. Francis NJ. Twedell and his wife,
Lucy c. Twedell, by their certain deed Of
trust, dated the 10th day Of July, 1877. and re.
corded in the recorders Office Of Adair coun.
ty, at deed Of trust book ~. page -, con.
veyed to Philip Vi. Smith, Sheriff Of Adsir
county, Missouri, all their right, title, interest
and estate in and to the following described
real estate situated in the county Of Adair.
State of Missouri, viz: The northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter Of section num-
ber thirty, (30,1 in township number sixty.
one, t6l.) of range number thirteen, flS)
which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment Of certain prOmissOry
note in said deed described, and, whereas, the
said note has become due and remains un.
paid, and. whereas, Phillip ". Smith Is no
longer sheriff Of Adair county, Missouri. now,
therefore, in accordance with said deed Of
trust. and at the request of the legal holder
OF said note. shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate at the Court House door
in the town Of Kirksville, in the county Of
Adair, State aforesaid, TO the highest bidder
for cash, mt public auction. on
MONDAY, THE srH DAY OF JAN'Y. 1881,
between the hours Of nine in the forenoon
and five in the afternoon of that day, to salts,
fy said note, together with the cost and sx.
pense Of executing this trust
JOHN SHAVER,
Sheriff and Trustee.
Dated this 18th day of December, 1850.
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A Word to the "Boys."

The advent Of New Years day, has
renewed in me heartfelt shame on
behalf ofthe young men and young Ia
dies Of our town. Why should our
town, foremost in most enterprises Of
business or pleasure. ndjustly priding
herself in being up with the age, and
equalling or surprising all the towns
of North Missouri have paid so little ar
tention to the observance Of this day. |
venture the assertion that in every
town of North missouri of the size of
Kirksville, or even smaller, observes
the time honored custom ofNew Year
calling, the ladies keeping open
houses, and their gentlemen friends
calling upon them and leaving cards
and passing the compliments of the
season.
l, as well as one or two others have
agitated this matter before, and will
now have hopes Of removing this very
pregnant cause of sneering remarks on
the part of our neighbors. In con-
junction with the very genial and wide
awake proprietor of the GRAPHIC, we
have succeeded in getting quite num-
Der of young ladies to open their hous-
as to us on New Years day. The
names Of these will..be found in this is
sue Of the GRAPHIC. Now the success
Of this matter rests with us, "boys."
Let us do our duty. Let each and ev-
cry one Of us procure for himself suita-
bic cards, (Which will be gotten up at
the GRAPHIC office in the best of style)
and call upon the girls. We have per-
suaded the girls to take the initiative
in this matter. Let not it be SAID that
it was failure because OF us. Let ev-
cry young man who cares for the rep
utation of our town take heed to this.
ONE OF THE BOYS.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by John Osborn. of Pettis
Tp.; and posted by L. W. Link, justice
OF the peace in Benton township. Of
Adalr county, on the 1st day of Decem-
Der, $3.50. One red heifer, two years
old past. some white spots on the left
hip and belly. small white spot on the
forehead. marked with crop or freeze
OFT the right and the appearance Of an
under slot off the left ear. No other
marke or brands perceivable. Apprais-
ed by Robert L. Bell and Lysander o.
Hollcroft at Sl5, before me. Dec. 1st
L. W. LINE, J. p.
For Benton Twp.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by Lucinda Greenstreet, of
Salfrlver township, and posted before
l.. W. Link, Justice of the Peace in
Benton township. of Adair county. on
the 10th day of December, 1880, two
red and white ysarling steers marked
swallow fork in the right and under
bit in the left ear, no other marks or
brands perceivable. Appraised BY
Charles Kennedy and John Greenstreet
at $15 each. Before L. W. Link, J. P,
of Beuton township. this Dec. 10th,
1880. L. w. LINK.y. P.
For Benton Twy.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by William Craig. Of Ben.
ton township, and posted before l.. W.
Link. a justice Of the peace in Benton
township. OF AdaIr county. ON the @th
day of November, 1880. One white and
red steer. 2 years old past. married. with
the appearance of crop of Of each ear
and no brands perceivable. Appraised
by Ira Snyder and j. W. Brashear at
the sum of so. before me, this Nov.
29th, 1880. L. W. LINK, j. p.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by James V. Nelson, and
posted before L. w. Link, a justice Of
the peace In Benton township. of Adair
county on the 18th day of November,
1881, two cows, one white with dark
ears and small dark spot on the left hip,
supposed to be nine or ten years old,
marked with a crop off each ear.
Also one red roam COW with no marks
or brands perceivable. Supposed to
be three years old. Appralsedby John q.
Kirk & John H. Mccartney, the first at
S13 OOand the other at *I5 OO.Nov. 18th
1850. L. w. LINK, J.P.
For Benton twp.
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modities or services sold to the gov.
ernment or her citizens. And that
these exchanges are made for mutual
profit. That he who sells for money
is no more benefited than be who
buys. Itis by money and all other
commodities exchanged, circulated,
and used that wealth is increased:
boarding is rulnous in its tendency.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby gwen to all creditors
and others interested in the estate of
Manuel Patterson. deceased, that |, Pc
ter Brownell, administrator of said es-
tate. intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term of the Probate
Court of Adair county. to be hetd at
klrksville on the 7th day of Febuary,
1881. PETER BROWNELL
no. IS. Admr.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by n. p. Paulson, and
posted before Jas. J. Clark. justice of
the peace in Polk township Of Adair
county on the 26th day of November,
1880, one yearIing steer, color dark red
Marked with an underbit, hole in and
crop off the right ear and swallow fork
in left ear Appraised at sixteen dol
lars by n. 0. PaulsOn and A. Buckailew.
JAMES J. CLARK, ]. 2.
For Polk twp.
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-Carrolt0n Democrat: By the last de-
cision, businessmen can actually make
money by getting their bills and state
ments printed. The law now says IN
substance that if these are made out on
paper that is printed on the head, they
can be sent through the mail for one
cent, the envelope being unsealed,
whereas, if made on imprinted paper
they will cost three cents. Thus by
patroniZing the printer, two cents can
be saved on every bill or statement that
is sent through the mails, and that will
more than pay the cost of blanks.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by James Campbell. of
Benton Township. and posted by A. l..
Shepherd, justice of the peace in
Benton township Of Adair county. on
the Sth day of December 1880 one light
colored heifer two years old. some spots
on sides, red ears No other marks or
brands perceivable. Appraised by
David Heron and Geo. Heron sixteen
dollars before me Dec. 20th, 1880.
A. L. SHEPHERD. j. P.
For Benton twp.
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Stray Notice.

!aken up BY John r. Adkins, living
IN Benton township. in Adair county
Missouri, on the first day of December:
A. d. 1880, one roam tilly. fourteen
hands high and supposed to be two
years old.
Appraised at forty dollars BY George
Stuart and Joseph Adams.
JOSEPH S. MorrER,
Justice of the peacs
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Primrose School.

We regret that the following was
overlooked in making up our last issue !:
The following pupils have made an
average of 80 or more in scholarship
and department for the last mcnth: and
are entitled to the "blue card" or card
of honor: Morton Mcintosh, Willie
Cain. Jacob Brawner, Willis Wasson,
Ellen Cam, Jennie Jones, Oliver Cain.
MI. PAGE, Teacher.
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Edison was visited at Menlo park
on Monday, by the mayor and coun-
cil Of New York and gave an exhibi-
ton ofhis perfected electric light which
is said to have been satisfactory in ev-
cry particular.
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Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for Dec.
18th:
DR.. R. B. Bement, Marcus Craley,
Maurice Crowley, Miss NJ. ]. Farms
worth, VIM. dminson, Mrs. Sarah
Havner. c. W. Hall. Miss Katie Holmes.
G. W, Lilly, Miss Fannie Lowein. Jas.
McKeheon. Bellona Nelson, N S. Osburn
Rev. G. W. Robinson, Mr.. Smatmorr.
j. S. Selby. H. G. Schweitser, Felix
Smith.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all creditor, and
others interested IN the estate Of James John.
son, deceased, that /. Frances Johnson, exec.
utrix OF said estate, intend to- make final set
tlement thereof at the next term of the Pro-
bate Court Of Adair county. to be held st
kirksville on the 9TH day Of February, 1881.
FRANCES JOHNSON,
n44t ENecutriX.
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Mel Haines and Hosey Deval we're
arrested at Louisiana, Mo-, yesterday;
beside another of gang of four char
ged with the murder of Swedish far
mer in Minnesota. The fourth, Bob
Morgan, is still at large.
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Some Virginia Ku-Klux me. with
an Unexpectedly warm reception at
the hands of one of their victims IN
Scott county. Three of them were
badly wounded.
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Very True, Henry
Frankfort Ycoman.

Gotraln yourselfin hardship's school
Go plow some stubborn acre
The boy that rode a toe-path mule
Is now a cabinet-lnaker.
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Patrick Macken, of St. Joe, has
sued the H. & St. Joe railroad for
$1,000 for injuries received in one of
their wards last simmer.
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The second annual convention OF
the Mississippi valley cane growers
association met in St.Louis Tuesday.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Hogs, per hundred pounds, 3 80 to t0 /: Cat
tie per hund lbs. > p to , 80. Calves per 100
lbs SS to 4 w. Sheep per mead, J 0O to ) 81.
Timothy, per ton, s. 90 Prairie. do s. -
Hungarian, do s. w Millct do s. W.
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THE MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22d.
FLOUR.-Fancy s. 20@5 45, choice
81 1905 90, family 81 50@5 65.
WHEAr.-No. 2 red 96I4@97c
No. 5 red at 93a4@ 81, No. 4 S71s
Mediterrean 95,
CoRN.-No. mixed 371!
OArs.-29@30
RYE.-S3QtS5.
HAY.-Prairie II 0O@12 90, mixed
1880 prime timothy IA W0@14 50,
choice Is 50@17 so.
BUTTER.-W quote: Creamery
Fancy, q choice 31to32, seconds 30@31.
Dairy-Fancy 30; choice 26@27: medi-
um 121s@15; prime 17@1S: low grade
12@1 IL; and nearby make 17@1S. Top
rate for fancy. Roll-13@ 1Sc for near
by: 1S@22c for northern.
EGGs.-Sales OF choice marks at 81.
To-day the weakness spoken of as
characterlzing last evening prevailed.
We quote packers 81 40 to 60: bu
tchers 81 ~ to 4 50 light 4 10 to 25
heavy shippers, 4 50 to IS.
CATTLE.
Choice native steers. go. 81 2jtOo 90
Prime native steers, average
1.400 to 1.5OO Tbs. ....... 4 OOtO5 %
Good to prime steers, av. L.
100 to 1856 TBS ........ 3 50to4 50
Common to good grass steers 50to4 90
Good to prime native feed
ing steers, av. 1000 to l.
200 lbs, nominal. ...... 50
Fair native stock steers. av.
800 to $50, nominal. -. , 40to2 80
Good to prime native cows
and heifers rs....... S0to3 %
Common to fair native cows ; OOtO3 so
Fair to good corn fed Texan
steers ...............3 3 25to3 Is
Fair to good Colorado steers ; 75to4 p
Common to good grass Tex
ans. .......,...... 2 15to3 p
HORSES.
Common Plugs. $50 to so
Good Plugs. 80 to 10
Southern Plantation, good. 81 to COL
southern Plantation, extra. so to 100
Streeters Is to 50
Saddle horses, common, w 90 to 100
Saddle horses, good. ........ 80 to 100
Saddle herseS, extra. ...... 135 to 100
Drivers 50 to so |
Drivers. good to extra. ... 100 to $50 |
Heavy draft, 1900 to 1850 tb. 40 to 125
extra 400 to 1850. .140 to 100
MULES.
IA hands .............. $ 60 to 20 |
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Iris suggested that one Of the ap-
pointees on the St. Louis police board
should be a woman.
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Who is cash? You will find out by
purchasing groceries at Halladay Bros
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Ex-Governor Thomas A. Hendricks
Of Indiana, is at Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas.
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GREENBACK IDIOTS.
ISt. Louis Republican,


Iowa was only second to Missouri
in its harvest Of Greenback idiots al
the late election, but the extraordinary
large vote for Weaver in that State
does not evince quite SO great a depth
of imbecility as the larger greenback
vote in this State.
The bulk of the Greenback voters
OF Missouri were formerly democrats;
and as they had nothing to lose OF
gain by voting as their convictions
dictated, it is to be assumed that they
were honest in their convictions. We
imagine they appreciate the compll-
ment paid them by the leading demo-
cratic paper OF the State. in styling
them idiots-and, considering the un-
stinted abuse heaped by every demo-
cratic speaker, during the campaign,
from Cockrell to Knott, we cannot but
acknowledge that if they return to that
effete party the title conferred on them
by the Republican will be nc misnom.
er.-Glenwood Criterion.
The recent public discussion and
agitation Of the case of the Ponca In
dians has received the serious atten-
ton of the President, and he has de-
cided to send a Commission to that
tribe to ascertain what ought to be
done in their behalf The members
of this Commission will be requested
to proceed to the Indian Ter, as
soon as may be, and after conference
with the Poncas, to ascertain the facts
i'll regard to their removal and present
condition, so far as is necessary to de-
termine what justice and humanity re-
quire should be done by the Govern
ment Of the United States IN regard to
them, and to report their conclusions
and recommendations i'll the premises,
This commission will consist of five
persons, three Of whom are suggested
by a committee formed in Boston to
organize measures for the relief of the
Poncas. These three are Gen. George
Crook, U. S. A.; Bishop Clarkson, Of
Nebraska, and Walter Allen, of Mas
sachusetts. The names ofthe remain
ing members will not be announced
until the President has ascertained
whether they will consent to serve.
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phe following amounts have been re-
eeived OIL subscription since the last

issue:
James Wimber, 1.5O; Geo. Robinson,
1.50; Fred Brenze, 80: G. W. Grimm
1.50: T. A. Morrow, 1.5O; d. P. Huston
1.50: Lizzie Page, 1.5O; w. Fout, rs;
w. &. Mahaffy, 1.50: w. E. Newton, 20
A. 4. Bumpass. 1.O: c. I. Rice, 1.5O;
BENZ. Claypool, 50: Samuel Street, 25:
r. +. Church, 80: j. r. Fowler. 1.5O;
W. d. kinnear, l. 50: James Kinnear,
1-D. W. H. Spencer. 1.50. Total
$3.50 Received on book subscriptions
1.90.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

At the Presbyterian church there will
be Christmas tree, Christmas songs
and recitations by the members of the
Sunday school. The presents viii be in
the shape of sweetmeats. candies. ETC..
and general good time may beexpect.
ed, and the bright eyed little boys and
girls all happy. 4 general invitation is
given,
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CHRISTIAN CHURCp.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
At the Christian church the exercises
will be much as they will at the C. P,
and good time is promised and every.
body invited.
At the Liberal hall there will be
music, recitations. reading and presents
followed by the light fantastic.
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The Globe Democrat eulogizes
Gov. Phelps administration Of state
affairs, and says that he has proved to
be better man than his party.
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Santa Claus and tie Children.

A rich treat is r-omised at the differ.
ent churches for little folks tonight
and Santa Claus will have to be pretty
lively or employ number of deputies
to enable HIM to do all he has engaged
to do. But he is jolly. lively old fel-
low, who dearly loves the children. and
we have the confidence to believe he will
manage by some means to meet every
engagement, and make everybody hap
py.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
At the first Baptist church a rich
treat is promised. There will be con-
cert exercises and recitatlons by the
members oftbe Sunday school, also re-
freshments during the evening, but the
incest part of the whole thing will be
that every little girl and boy belonging
to school may look out for some kind Of
a present and then of course they will
all be happy. Every body invited.
Extra efforts have been made to make
the evening an enjoyable one for all.
". +. CHURCH SOUTH.
From a little talk we had with
representative of old Santa Claus. and
from the manner in which the ladies of
that church have been meeting in quiet
places, and putting their heads to-
gether, trying to arrange for good
time, we feel confident there will be
lots Of happiness there tonight.
There will be songs and other inter-
esting exercises and presents to all the
children. but the crowning beauty will
be christmas temple handsomely IL
Illuminated. Everybody invited to be
present and help enjoy the occasion.
AT THE II. Z. CHURCH.
There will be singing by the little
folks and their pleasant exercises. There
will be two Christmas trees and a fish
pond, and Santa Claus has promised to
be there in person with his long gray
hair and shaggy beard, and distribute
the presents himself and with his well
known love for children, we may rest
assured that every child who belongs to
the Sunday school will be remembered
bv him. 4 very pleasant time generally
is anticipated and everybody invited.
C. z. CHURCH.
At the C. P. church there will be
recltatIOns, music and other
exercises. The evening en-
tertainment will close with feast. A
pleasant time is expected and all invit.
ed.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
At the Presbyterian church there will
be Christmas tree, Christmas songs
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Remember that this is a

Eamembe tha is
llDSllNE DUT S<ALEn
AND WILL NOT LAST ALWAYS!
Bring this paper with you and ask to the goods We
would give prices other goods but space prevents.
DONEGHY Bros, Cash House.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NherIH and Trustee.
Dated this lsth day Of December, 1SSO.
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ST. Louis, Dec. 22d.
FLOUR.-Fancy s. 2O@5 45, choice
81 1905 90, family 81 5O@5 65.
WHEAr.-No. 2 red 964@97c
No. 5 red at 93ai@ 81, No. 4 S71s
Mediterrean 95,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-09

sqvs cate dull declined Best. Sc. Sheep unchanged
B'-t An -icln. nc ,-.o 49,, .
HrFFALo. Nov. ~-CNrLF- Receipts TO-DAY. 800 hean
f1fl Tor week thus hei Tor tu -lu' ih iH
wrrh 500 head c0usignr ihrough. ~ Oa--- WtIN -.
Buyers holding od obtain nrr-si'l-i cues pm p W.
-Ieerf 30 80 lt0-I 3.f Choice. 81 ls'fl p pP r.
lOH Is Far. 90 81 dunn b tl % % sni bitti'l
steers. f3 Six o. DO. - 5oH t %; -oekr- az
be request sales ~ ~ cSrr- at - .OHrg V
I. Hul.-Fgir % Good BllcIcrs - tON-t Suck ESQ.,.
II 20 several remain unsold mostly suiipl.s
grades ..,o . -.-, -
IA. srrk flu. 4r mead 10 She line tsi wees
100 head CO. signed through cars mafNrt dlll 3nl
prices shade lower oil rincs moderate -4r+ OF F"f 10
i;oor Western Sheep 49, 20. CNo-.r % Fancy - "
o. Mixei sheep aud IIab, FL D tanada LAMBS 30 O@
- D.. - .,,.- go. rob TINA
far q. ruI u.ai for tune East week l'V Hctl ;
CONSIGNED through. ~ arsfa ond Nrhii u p r'
"A shade higher sales OF forkefs-G'od Io a. t' "' -
s. T. gli do. r. 0>4 ~. Heavy ana htuu - ~,
~. r,s ~ .5d = -l Fair o COO 1i'u"i, 49,,
heavy 0~t 90 Coarse. Rough anu common 20" 81" '
40 cars rema unsold - ,,.-i-.-a and
~ LOUIS. Nov s-lIOGs- DIM and lover forArs anu
Eatmorrs 2 % lr4 -oi Mlari Passing - 80 49,.
Butchers 10 Fancy 81 jIGsl 90 receipts ~ o0 h"u SNIP
mcHfs I.2 % bead. , 10.
CArrLF--urpy while fair consistet ~ inf nor grades
mostly Butchers stun Good Nix d ~ 2, az h,le
Butcher steer wed Fci rrs f3 JOH - Grass
nea IIy exhausted - 2J0<3 % Corn 70 Co., p ?"
~tocEers jOusS: Ferler IS lOTt3 % @hiIDng gnuS
very scarce Fancy would bring - oO@rJ -. 10
ceiut shlpment-. 30 head
uchInRea good Butcher demand NJ D. n :" 80
Fancy, 3 receipts, Loo heal shipments none