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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

John Hancock was born In 1870 died
l7yO. aged 50 wears lie was minister
At Lexington. Mass.
John Hancock was born l7U5- diea
l7f4. arrd ~ years lie was minister
Of Brsintree. Mass, and . son OF The
preceding -
John Hancock. LID, was born t75s,
died 1893. aged IS years. RE wss one
of the s;uuers Of the Declaration o. Inde-
nendene@. a son or John Hancock. Of
Dnintree. and the grandson Of John
Hancock. OF Lexington He was na'ivt.
Of Quincy. Mass graduated NJ Harvard
College Ia 1854: member cf the House q
Representatives for Boston IN lso1
President nf The Provincial Congress o.
Massachusetts III I77i: President of Con
tinent congress III I775: Gcvern"r 2
Massachusetts la l16O 10 iTr4 and lIo
10 1893.
BENJAMIN r.. Hancock was a son 2
John Hancock, LID ~igner u ne De
rlaration III American Independence
was LAWYER At Norri-tvHn. Mnni
gomery county. PENNSYLVANIA. ~ -
was a member of the Baptist church an
Superintendent of the SuHday-school-
Winfield Scott aud Hilary Hancoci
twin brothers. aud sons Of Benjamin
{, Hancock. were horn in Nontgomer
4 township, Montgomery county, Fem
svIvsnis. in 1894.
!, Hilary Hancock. twin brother.is law
!, YER at Minneapolis. Minnesota.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Ch.rley Mason says he objected TO
speaking to the Jasper people because it
wasn't his crowd If Charley really
knows which i biz crowd. he keeps il .
profound secret. We are of the opinion
THAT he is in crowd BY himself.--Rock-
port Democrat.
II will be news to our folks that Judge
Mason objected to speaking TO our Dem
or-ats. He informed DIR. Bigham. one
sFa committee appointed to wait on him,
that he was too much fatigued to make
an elaborate speech. but that If he did. il
would be Democratic, as he approved oi
iiancock's candidacy. and when he did
speak he rulugized our candidate highly
Ar think lille cool reflection. and
freedom fro1n Radical bull-dozing. will
lead sie Judge to vote for one he termed
N The sposlc>s and noble Union veteran
Hancock"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Ex-Mayor John J. Kleincr. Of Evans
vile. was nominated Tor Congress. last
week. Al that place. on the first ballot.
over j. y. Mcs'uI lough. or Princeton.
the vote standing "a TO rs This is like
liz to end King Bills career in Congress.
and As the only speech he has made in
that body was in opposition 70 FREE silver
coinage. the masses Of the people will
certainly not complain. He savS Le
would rather be at home attending 70
his business interests than In Office. and
his many friends are now likely t. take
him at his word and give kleiner .
chance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

REPUBLICANS FoR HAscocK- every
almost the organization Of
Democratic clubs reveals the fact that
several Republicans are ready to Join
hands with Democrats for Hancock, and
a. their names are published all the small
potato Republican papers. and whipper-
snaps begin an abuse of them This
abuse should he suppressed by their Lead
err Immediately, a. they are almost
bound 10 support him BY the Republican
State platform. adopted at indianapolis
True, il was adopted before Gen. Han
cock was nominated. but surely thew
wouldn't go back on an expression oI
duty BY the assembled Republican wis.
dom Of the State. simply because they
passed their resolution week before fhs
Democrats nominated the hero Of aI
hundred battles. The Republican Stal'
Convention passed resolution in favol
of Gen. Hancock A. follows. and we car
bu, commend those honest ones who still
ladhere 10 il:
Resolved, That the gratitude Of tn
country to the brave men who perile'
their lives for the preservation Of th
Union is perpetual debt which mus
! never be forgotten
r. Gen. Hancock bears on his person III
Q esars which show he was one or thos
who bravely -periIed their lives for til
I. of the Union
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

A Washington clerk. on the Let Of Ju-
". found only go on his desk instead Of
4iOO. A Washington special explains
The unusual phenomenon - follows:
a clerk in the Treasury Department.
on ne lsf Of this month. was surprised
10 find thai $50 Of his monthly stipend
of 500 haf heen WITHHELD With the
$50 handes TO him Nv the disbursing
officer wa- = ncfe stating that - he. the
clerk. had not responded 20 McPher-
sons circular. the smount had been
withheld frr campaign purposes. The
clerk wa verv Malignant. snd would
have protested hai Ne moi learned that
he wa one of The manv victims. and
that anv careless talk might result in the
loss Of his plsce-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

WASrED.-In this country return OF
that old-fashioned honesty. which would
scorn TO accuse public man wrongfnliy
but which would consign him to pcliti-
cal oblivion the moment . committee Of
his own friends oliriaIIy- under their
oaths. report him guilty Of taking .
bribe. We recommend our Republican
friends to study the report made BY
what Is known as Judge Polsnd's COM
mittee upon Gen. Garield's connection
with the Credit MohiIier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

ORANGE CouNTY GREF~BAcKERs The
following Is the Grrenbark ticket nomi-
mated last week in Orange county:
For Auditor--James Jones.
For Treasurer--T. q. Fisher.
For Sheriff--George w Pro-
Recorder Samuel Seybold.
Surveyor Trimble.
Coroner--Joseph Harrison.
Commissioner William
Nc Donald.
Commissioner sd District-Charles
Southerlin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Immigration continues on . scale q
unsrsmpled magnitude The various
lines of steamers are putting on ~ '.rs1
pare vessels in order 70 accommodate
,he crowds Offering. The larger nun
hr~ ~ the emigrants from the Continent
of Europe pas- over into Great Britain
and there take shipping for America-
hitherto the largest immigration W.. ~
,s5s. Il aggregated 33O.OO0- u then
gradually ebhei. until the lowest tide
marx was reached in 1877. which Wa Wa
s5 IN isTs II advanced g 7.:o'p'
last ysxr Il reached $4,000 Snon,a y. M
tide continue At its present food: 'hs
New York Commissioners q Emi1rn
ton arc II opinion that the increase Z
the population during the present yea
from this scurrs will be 10000 soul.
There y IN unusually large imm,gra.I"' = r.'..,
I, .rom Germany and sweden and Norwa
!, ,h;s vesr: also. from ireland. srd fror
she agricultural PORTIONS q England an
" Scotland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

sent % = v. PLEASANT. JAsrEN. is1A>A
This column was first devoted to the
cause of education last autumn, from
which time until the close of the Jasper
Graded School last spring II was ably
conducted by Prof A. NJ. Sweeney.
That IL has been OF deep interest and
much benefit 10 the public in general,
and 10 teachers In particular. no one can
DENY Many valuable suggestions. good
methods. and useful hints 10 teachers
and employers also. have. from time TO
time, appeared ia the Educational Coli
umn. Many questions well calculated
10 lead 10 thorough investigation and
searching inquiry have been asked and
answered through tilis medium Sever
IN competitions and essays which were
praise WORTHY in the highest degree have
shown 10 the people OF this and sur
rounding counties. that Dubois county
has corps ofteacher- Of whom she ma!
lie justly proud But for the thre'
months previous TO the last meeting Q
The Dubois County Teachers Associa
liion- this column has. for want Of an ed
lit0r. been suspended. At the last meet
lof the Association the necessary step
were promptly taken 10 revive u, an
Judging from The interest manifested D
teachers from all parts ofihe county,
will not soon be allowed 70 suffer anoti
er relapse. provision being now mad
for it perpetual continulnce- We hoT
teachers will not be backward IN sen'
ing in articles for publica'lcn IL 70
r, have q long. weighty article. o. sno
spiry one. al the same. send y on
n Won have question to ask. or one
answer write at once No mat
whether Won send dozen pages Of ma
r. uscript, Or line on postal card,
will be alike acceptable
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

A telegraph lire from Washington 70
Petersburg was completed and put in
operation last week. whereaf the busi-
ness portion Of Petersburg are elAied- II
will be seen by the following card OF
DIR. Net. Wilson. which we find in The
Argue. that lis extension to Jasper Is
within our reach. IL onr business men
think il would pay them to make the
necessary effort to secure it. For one
we say. push II along:
-While in Washington last week had
s.conyersation with Messrs. Bon Durant
and Baldwin, the gentlemen who have
just erected the telegraph line between
that place aud Petersburg, in regard To
continuing the line from its present ter
mini on through Ofwell and iceland to
Jasper These gentlemen informed ne
that il enough donations could be sccur-
ed along the line TO place the poles in po-
sifiOn-0r in other word, IL the poles
were erected for them they would fur
nish and place the wire in position.
This surely j. a favorable propo<ition 10
our people. and hope they will take
hold OF the matter. Undoubtedly We
need something Of the kind here, and
when il can be secured 50 cheaply il
does appear 10 me we ough. 10 fall in
with the proposition
By the erection Of this line we would
be brought in direct connection with thu
: large cities Of the country, and thereb,
would be prepared to give our farmers
all the advantages Of the city markets 70
= their produce Can't we push this mat
a ter through. n. H. WILSON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

The democrat who leaves his party,
now that il 4 on the highway 70 success
~ ;oin the fat money. greenback cr,ze
certainly lack good sound sense. A. Lin
roln used 10 say. aIi i no time 20 swap
horses when crossing a stream. II
everv democrat does his whole duty We
vii elect democratic president IN No
vember. The grccnback ticket stands .
hat,er chance of being struck by light
uinr. II will not carry state or get an
electoral vote, unless there i a fusion o.
fhe rreenbackers and democrats IN Main
the democrats there may unite viii
.hem IL order 10 throw the vote OF ~
s.ase against Garfield. Don'tthrow awal
vour vote, bu put y 10 for the democrat
] ic ticket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

/" Auditor Schumacher has been
trying for several weeks TO trace up
whether $500. Sinking Fund, to which
Dubois county was entitled from the
State Treasury ir 1s7s, was ever re-
ceived By the county Treasurer. He csn
find no record Of il en- the county books.
and no charge against the Treasurer for
ii, and upon writing TO State Auditor
Manson in regard to it is informed By
that officer, that the distribution being
personal omatter- no record Of It il
kept in that Office. II seems 70 us this
| il rather : loose way 70 dispose Of ST.
100000 Of the peoples money. which
was distributed a. Sinking Fund that
year. aud for which vouchers should Be
on file some where
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

The Republican press and orator. have
been In state of fermentation for q
week or two past over fhe story. that
General Hancock had written 10 General
Sherman in 1877 that he believed Mr..
Tilden had been elected. aud thar he
should obey his orders after midnight.
March 3rd. When asked about il Cen
ersl Hancock said be never wrote any
thing Of which he was ashamed, and for
them 10 60 to Sherman and il such.a
letter was in existence il ought to be
published. The following telegram
shows what Sherman has 10 say:
"NEw YORK, July l5.-General Sher-
man, who has just arrived from Fort
Totter. where he has been for some days
beyond the reach Of telegraph, is in ex-
cellent health. lie declines TO be inter.
viewed in regard to his correspondence
at any time with General Hancock. bu
states emphatically that he has no recol
lection 81 every hearing anything frou
General Hancock about taking order
from Tilden, or. indeed, anything at al
like the stories which have been printe.
and published about his correspondents
with General Hancock
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

General r.. n Marshal. another Penn
svIrania Republican. il out for General
Hancock. lie saws. II have Know y
him life time. having been win nm
a. Young man in The sixth lni'fr
States infantry. and from his bnsho"''
10 the present time have never known
q man more pur- than General Winfield
Scott Hancock"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

G2Euel0 ENDORSES the SAMMY
Grab.
Fruu h-rresxn.polis Psopts. tRs6ieaii
During the debs.e. late st night. in
the House. on the salary grab bill. Mr.
Hubbard asked OF Garfield. show much
plunde- will be taken from the Treasury
IL this raising Cf saia; ses i adopted
|Garfield replied. about three-Gaarter~
|of million of doliars.~ taking no notice
lof the word plundcr. until Mr. Dawes
sskei Garfield IL she heard the form In
hich the gcrtIernar from New Hamp-
shire put the question. how much this
plunfer would amount tor Mr. TAR
field said in reply 70 this query:
II do not accept the gensieman'- state
menf ss 10 that. II may be an unwise
expenditure i'm some respects But ~
most cases the increase i proper and
ought to be made II i not plumber
'unIe-s gentlemen here consider them.
-elve~ not deserving Of the proini-r0
paw. have nothing further ~ ~. m
cepr thar I wish the HOUSE 70 weigh We
the danger OF refusing 20 concur ~ thi'
report
Thus II will br ssen that Garfield BE-
lieved IN The ssiary grah-'h hat y Wa
right and proper " trNr hlrh fas
Imdeea. he reported rhr bll- ilr wa
!. she fsfher 0f H. vhv Shouldn't hr NJ
y lieve in H. lie declared y Wa no
plumber rhs' i was proper and the biI
I. ought ~ ra-s. IT was mot plumber umle-
sseusiemrn considered themselves not ~
-srvfnr ~ The promised pay 6arfiel
thought ne was deserving Of ~ bu
/. Garfield isn't \ brave man. Tie y
moral coward. IIis fear Of what reop'
would say aboutit induced him TO cove
hack into The Treasury the hsrk pay
:. thought he was deserving of-and mo-
his friends point to this act A. highl
yirfnous one. sni in proof that 6arnel
w.- not in favor Of the salary grab no
xifhs,andinr he j. on the record q ~
II ri,rinr the bill was proper-the inerea'
in the pay was proper, and i was n'
. plumber
Garfield rondnct In this salary gra
hnsiness Il almost as black - y iS IN u
.rrrdit Mobilier and the DeGolver bril-
cries. His offense j. rank and smells
X. heaven
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

a gallant knight was he;
Envird by some. admired by all,
FaF-famed in .adies' bower and hall,
A knight Of chivslFy Scott.
Pass the wori along the lime.
And shout from man 10 man:
Dur -'rndsrd-bearer's in the field
tra lesding in the van
IT,. i.v-stOne State he halls from
And worldwide i liz fame,
Il n rsarching the White House,
=.rl Hancock j. lis name.
Grow chanticleer thy londest notes,
And sound the glad refrain:
Until the notes resounding ring
Prom Oregon to Maine
Let Mars across our continent
His war-like chariot drag.
Our leader stands triumphant
Beneath The starry flag.
And when wars rude commotion
Had vanished like dream,
The sfafcman from the soldier sprung
The civil law supreme
Crow aloud. brave chanticlcer,
Untilrhy erh0svakes
Each slumbering son Of Liberty.
Prom Georgia 70 the lakes
All honor 20 brave Hancock then,
For his victories won 80 dear:
lAHotheT I4uFcl waits him.
Ere the cl0singsofithe year,
And a. ae lei the martial hosts
Il Like bright a. beaming star,
a victory waits him vet IN peace.
Not les renowned than war
Then crow aloud hrnve chan'icles
With aiI thy wrniec glee,
For the soldier true and staiesns
ts0.
Il our President - be.
-vinccnnrs ~u
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Mrs. Mary Brown, who killed her hu--
band at indianapolis in February last was
sentenced on the 18th inst. 20 Be- hung.
The Jury were ont forty-six hours, and on
the second ballot stood 10 in favor Of
hanging. The three finally asseDted 10
the others
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

NJ Carmel R<xissr.
Mosby, Longstreet and KEY fon-hs
four wears 70 destroy the government.
They now vote the republican ticket, are
provided with fat Offices and are pro-
nonnced lovsl men, Hancock fought
four years 10 save the nation. He votes
the democratic ticket and i denounced
- = traitor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Mr.. Garfield sat on the Electoral Com
and was one Of the eight Re-
publicans who decided against the man
who. by large majority Of the votes.
was elected President. Mr.. Garfield
knew this too, Al the time, II he i the
sauacious statesman he u represented 20
he by his adherents. This act ought 70
and will condemn him before the peo-
PIE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

have read The bible through wany
times III i hook Of al others ior
LAWYERS. and pity the man who cannot
find IN II 4 rich supply Of thought ana
rule FOR conduct. II Wcbester.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

God walks with the simple: lie re-
veals Himself 10 the lonely; He gives
understanding TO little ones: He dis
closes His meaning 10 pure minds and
hides his grace from the curious and
proud. 4 Thomas kcmpis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Tn 1879 the railroads Of Great Britain
killed / os2 persons and injured s,5i3
while III this country for the year ending
Nav i. 1850. but lso we're killed and 6s4
injured. Give ne the American railroad
management vet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

n sav. Pat what are you about
sweeping out the room p No ans
wercd Pat. Il am sweeping out the dir
and leaving the room"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23
,rn xyExr FRIDAY, At SAsrEE-
prsols couSrY, INDIANA. sr
CLEMENT DOANE-
oFFICE--Is CouRsKH BrrlDrso o.
vssr SlxTH STREET


r.rEs or ADvEnrssErSG-
,.,usre. 10 lines or less, ! week. 81 cv
rseh subsequent insertion, - c.
,.x.r advertisements 1t the same rsfe-
s-.etion over even square or square,
..n,.d : a. : square These are the term
- transient advertisements REASONS
=. DEDUCTION will be made to regular
sivertisers-
Notices OF appointment OF admins.
.-.,ors and legal notices Of like character
20 be paid in advance
sxxorScrx0 CANDIDATES
For Township Officers, each s, :,
For County 80
var District. Circuit. or State, ="
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

This eolnr ~ ki1fnsn- ~ the prupreror y ne pa
sth@ property ~ The tsrhsrs ~ huhos county, 10
ruhrnfnn t@cr~sisn - sny usnifsF ~ interest %
H. ruhiie srArai< nhch may ARISE. Every tssrhsr,
srhesl afrsr snf friert - e1nrn;n N ne county =
Earnestly re4Desfrl - nd IN sustaning rnis column
iihsrkiiy. Cenmanieafsrs FOR ftis cuumu shorid ts
sent % = ". PLEASANT. JAsrxN. lsstAsA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-07-23

Have nothing to saw against Gen. Fam
cock. have known him for forty years
His personal. official and military record
IL good. ten. U. = Grant
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05


tiyFaPlo.- oct 4-l-3O % ui-CDl,o4-Tlcrr Is q mo p
eat. inquiry "noh is iree.v suppned aanHus Crauas.
AZ AraIr,a laf4rs i,aad. Low ai.fle ,.e o.
her yefv .d 'so III a. Cc.s1cl ld Noycrl.~I de-
do. January Fe u4ry tDlyety o sad. March nd
L5s9o oe p co'lqnTns sale. a, Of ta~ qay 9
dHns diuse octo1'r a.vei3 'ad 20 o. er -ae en-
dlr. e.aI1 Goo. Ordinary. 9e.' net r,,lp l7Ij bales
safe. I-5. .le.
MI-i.i-7- ~ ,.'' ,,' .'i H' .'e.0 none none
VIC W, ~ + 70 ~ oes EIa s1es hi i 5o s ba.e a ,oe Sa,
BcsI6S oct. 4-,otr,n cuu lfidiins. iac. Low Md
ding isc. Good Ordinary 1880 Lei zee Dt,. 30 bales
IA .-EsrJS. oct 4.-Couou nrn Mdd.ne. 1GSc.. Low
lurg. lu'-. '."i or.nal1, luc Hc, recruit. 81 =
bale exports % tc CON llct " 0les coasiwse. l425
Oales. 80 cs 3. o. ps4.1 siN,A. l--lJ Oa.c.
NJ @ 70 or oet 3 A. Ce5 qe' no, 4ans c.i. ie' u Low
shipments . bales sales "a lal9s stock 0's baIas
slaug. Ordinary. &C.. net recelpi, 4,53s
OIlr- gross oui1 oac rEpUri7 10 ereai Lr.tan 4h5J
Continent 5s4 bales sales Las Daes. stock. 3d.
LorisyiLLf. .i-cot,on quiet, llaGlmg. lo7.-.
29al shipments 1873 Dales sales. LOO Jaes STOCK
aosif. 4-corrou steady snduing lie. Low Mddlne
poris coa'"- Ill bales safes. luUJ bales 'toc 1904
NE".oRiEASs oct 4-cotou steady Modlnr. '.c. Low
NlnnE T.. o'i DainA.' ~ -a. ue ts',p'S ~ = Ia.e-
Wis, 100 bales sales 20 bales socA 5sJ bales
nj s, enis 46s9 uale e,astsse 2s5J taes.
.'roIl46sLlniA OCT - LoIi,,. dun Mdennr ll14o. low
nlAe. u gc Gooi OrilarY lj'ffi net receipts, n0le
gross $40 exports 20 Gre "a ain, l5-s
-i6 bales, all % spiineis siocA. i . 1"cs o
SAVANNAH. oct cotton qIet. A.odinE lOAc Low
Midllpl. IUisc.: Good orhnarv 9c. pei cpie 3 9i5
ySes Continent - bales eoastw-e. .J3 "a aes. 50oO
taies. evening. 1000 bal socA. 1901 baies
dung ioa 5oi oranirr. siss net reesip. 2555 ha es.
eros. 5.j oaes shipments $50 sales 77i bales
Vnsss9r,S Oct 4-Cortou steady. Midlung Iolac Low
,io's. t''s.'s s.is2 bales
New-York tribune., 1880-10-05

choice Nizet. ~ 5Odsf 30, Light 81 sOASj, Cl0ct
Heavy. - Nns 30.
CATrLE-R c4pis. $500 head Shipment 900 haai mar
kol lu " dk .l1u ip Far q D. iuE,
- od 6 ChDfr, a Oq-l u Heavy i4i-gtI tn =
c.terl 4tiv AMI 81 ifrre. y. - 20 - p n
i3 go fhr1 g evans. ~ inG - % u lIav { a. % -
1ufr 3 fg-t 10 Gees.
-UTEr Nrcf intr fOl bend rfft rud sf9. ay a
fo cod. ni0+t Com cor i!slain. %.
The JOUruris LOnd n.fG ch g.v. - a11 fJie
sharply; best Amercan steers lGc. SEE p,
lUHl-c"
iuUIs oct A. Hoes -Drn Yorkers lnf Bot '0sc-,
75asf S5 Mixef PACKING. 81 Tne 81 80. tnirhe.f 10
Fancy $3.50 o rrcrIHfH Tao beat N.ul uf 500 mend
CArriE-in .eiu1ni bu' hange supply liberal.
uf fiu0si entire YOf DtmuO ives and 6rtf Ic1a sf
" ~ ~Iipp gridcs s"tr M want - export steers
NoIl briu~ 0&p Gold T. GO ce. - au0-f iull
10 Fair ~ ass 30 Naive Butcher cr de. - a,
Grass texans. g. 80 81 Sfoc.er- nd Fe ders duh re
ceiUf.. 30 10 hnai shipments. l5u head.
-HFrr - 80 for Medium 90 Fancy receipts $40 mead
.4Iu "A mead