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j. Snyder, of Freedom township, was
surprised one day last week by the arrival
at his house of a young harvest hand-evi-
IDENTIFY come to stay. Its a boy, DC.
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Mrs. A. E. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable, +F
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Ice cold Cincinnati Lager at Tony
Hahn's, next to Sheffield Il Norton's
Bank. AZ
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QUESTIONS FOR THE THorGHUTIs-
What does Keno?
What did the sea lion?
Do you owe the printer?
which way do stairs run:
Who ever saw a'pig iron?
What has the widow Dunn:
Did you ever see clam bake:
Where did the gas man meter:
Are Partisan cures French heels
What is vinegar without mother?
Havey you worked out your road tax:
Did you ever see lemon-aide-camp
Why don't bed-ridden people throw the
bed?
When a man stands on his head is he
"on top?"
Ifa funny man is wag, is funny wo-
man a Wagon?
What would the Republican party be
without patronage?
Why do so many girls like the climate
of Lap-land the best?
Why do doctors and druggists watch the
cucumber vines with so much interest?
Why arc school commencements always
placed at the other end of the school term?
Which would you rather do, hunt tsquir-
rels through thick underbrush forest, or
fall over a wheelbarrow in the dark?
Young girls who are in the habit of flirt-
ing with whomever they meet should read
the following which we take from one OF
our exchanges 1.-THE hinges of hell are
creased by Irritation. Hell's hall way
house, the house of prostitution, opens
wide its doors at the sight of waving
pocket handkerchief or the drop ofa glove.
Can there be such thing as an innocent
Irritation ? Is not Irritation itself essen
TALLY wanton and prone to evil? Where
is the young woman who can indiscrimln-
ately pick up a beau on the public high
way without degrading herself and pro-
claiming a reckless disregard for rules OF
society, which is the first step to ruin ?
Chastity is the jewel of woman's charac-
ter which is essential to all other female
virtues, and she can only retain it by
chastity of action and thought. The mo-
ment that she advertises to the public that
her acquaintance is public property, she
becomes a practical free lover. The least
diversion from the strict part of propriety
and decorum is dangerous. People do not
gradually go to crime by leaps, they go
gradually and by imperceptible and, to
them, harmless Emergencies. Young ladies
should remember that no worthy young
man will encourage Irritation with even
the foolish young woman who rscklessly
throws herself away"
FOURTH OF JULY.-It has been unanim-
ously decided by the citizens of this coun-
ty to hold grand, old fashioned Fourth OF
July at Napoleon. They have also decid.
ed that they can buy anything in the line
of Drugs, Paints, Lubricating Oils, Wall
Paper, &C., fresher and cheaper at Knee.
lands Drug Store than any place in Napo.
leon. tt
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Call and hear the chimes of the clock
bells at Fisk's Jewelry Store, opposite
Bitter Block. IF
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Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. twill pay YOU To-
read their advertisement to be found eIso
where in this issue. mchIo- If,tno
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Farmers, bring your repairing 10 the
wagon shop Of NJ. Boyer, South Napoleon.
Prices low and work prompt. IL
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Have you seen those fancy summer
skirts that II. f. Norden & Co. have for
sale At
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On last Saturday while Geo. Lighthiser
was working upon a church building at
Olive Branch, he was thrown from scat
fold, falling some twenty feet, breaking
two of his ribs, spraining an ankle and
bruising himself badly. His injuries con.
fine him to the house.
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SOMETHING TO KNow.-That Kneeland
the Druggist, sells the best Lubricatine
Oils for least money. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-07-07

Prof. Andrews Is now at the Thompson
House, where all who wish to consult him
can do so.
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Why wear that old shabby parasol any
more when Norden's is selling new ones so
very cheap? A.
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EVERYBODY EQUAL.-We all like to be
treated alike. If You want to buy goods
where they are sold at a uniform price to
rich and poor, and at lowest living prices,
60 to Kneeland's Drug Store. II
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MAR RIED.

SToUT-FLEMING-On June 25th, 1881,
at the residence ofthe Justice, in Flatrock
township, Mr.. John Stout and Miss Nollie
Fleming, by \. Huff, ]. P, all Of Henry
Co., Ohio.
OwEN--FLEMMING-On June 18th, 1881 ,at
the residence of the Justice, Mr.. Ellis Ow-
en- and Miss Elena F. Flemming, by A.
Huff, ]. p, all OF Henry Co., Ohio.
PARRY-HALTER.--At the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, in Napoleon, Ohio, by
Rev. S. J. Gamertsfelder, DR.. G. w. Parry
OF Florida, Henry Coy and Miss Flora E
Halter, of Napoleon.
Although the July sun was almost in
tolerahle, yet the bride and groom, in
their beautiful and tasty attire, appeared
comfortable and happy.
All the members of the brides family
and the groom's father, DR.. Parry, were
present, and after the marriage ceremony
enjoyed together an excellently prepared
dinner, after which the happy couple
started on their wedding trip to the East
to visit the Dr's. numerous friends. W.
wish them safe journey and happy
meeting with friends. 81
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Farmers, stop and see Myers, south enc
of river bridge, before you go elsewhere
for what you want to buy or sell. 2t
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At Frease's you will find the best line
Of Boots and Shoes. Directly opposite the
Court House. 2t
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The many friends of David Wilson will
be glad to know that he is convaleseing, ,af.
ter his recent severe spell of sickness.
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REMovED.-Frease Bros. Jewelry Store
to the opposite side of the street, next
door to John Diemer's meat market. At
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We are indebted to J. P. Stout, of Wash.
ington,fo telegraphic dispatches concern.
ing the condition of the President.
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HORSES SToLEN.-CommiSsion Var
nell had his team of horses stolen while
they were hitched in Napoleon on the 4th.
Upon learning his loss pursuit was at once
made, and the guilty party was overhauled
at Maumee and brought back to Napoleon
Tuesday evening. The thief proves to be
one Fred. Market, German who had been
working for the Meyerholtz Bros. He had
traded one of the herses to a man in Texas
for horse and 81 in money; the other ami
NAL he had with him when captured.
Market had hearing yesterday afternoon,
when he was bound over to the Court of
Common Pleas for horse-stealing.
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Get yourself a nobby summer suit and
go to Nordens before you buy. At
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For constipation in children, don't force
them to swallow castor oil; try Denig's
Worm Syrup. A full dose at night, fol-
lowed by smaller one in the morning,
will do more good than the oil, and will be
readily taken, because pleasant. ct
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Old wagons taken in exchange for work
at Boyer's. 4t
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Get your neighbor to subscribe for the
NORTHWEST. Only SOC from now until af.
ter the campaign.
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The Meme Band paraded the streets on
the morning of the 4th. They discoursed
some very sweet music.
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A young son OF the widow Herbolsh-
elmer was quite severely hurt last week
by being shot in the face with toy pistol
in the hands of one named Leach. Toy
pistols are as dangerous as firearms if
handled carelessly, and parents should
warn their children against them.
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The Wauseon Band serenaded the Mayo
and others on the evening of the 4th.
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Last Thursday, a son of Mrs. Fellers,
while playing with NJ. Reiser's goat, was
hunted over and had his collar bone
broken. DIR. Marvin was called in and ad-
justed the fracture, and he is now doing
Wpll
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Jas. Myers has moved his grocery store
to room near Gerheart's, on the South
side
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The Williams county Democrats will
hold their convention at Montpelier on
the 18th of August.
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Judge Haly issued sixteen marriage IL
ccnses during the month OF June.
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Jas. Ragan feels lovely over the arrival
ofa new baby girl at his house.
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THUMB TORN OFF.--While assisting in
firing salute with the cannon on the
evening of the 4th Upson Boner had his
right thumb torn off by a premature dis
charge OF the gun. He was considerably
burned with powder and it is miraculous
that he was not torn to pieces. Drs. Shoe
maker and Bloomfield dressed his injur-
es
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A nObby band or set ring can be found at
Fiskis. q
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The Fourth is over, with its usual
amount Of accidents.
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Our little extra was gobbled up lively
on Saturday.
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The meeting of the State Bar Association
at Toledo, has been. postponed till the 10th
inst
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The first man registered at the new Ho-
tel Daum was Fred. Market, the horse.
thiet
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Everybody wears the lace bunting this
summer. Norden has them. 1t
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We understand the United Brethren viii
erect church on the South side.
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Toy pistols are deadly inventions and
ought to be abolished.
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Tho finest lot of Glass and Queenswart
in town, at Bradley's. If
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Ladies' and Gents Shoes in tempting
styles at Frease's. ct
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The question now is: How did Stuck
man get that black eye?
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Just received, new invoice Of fine jew
elry at G. NJ. Fisk's Jewelry Store. If
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Mothers! Mothers!! Motbers,,,

All the fancy walking shoes are bought
of II. F. Norden IL Co, At
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Personal.


johnson High returned from the West
last week.
Miss Eva Durbin, of Chicago, is visiting
in Napoleon.
L. NJ. Cary, Of Toledo, spent = few hours
in Napoleon on the Ith.
HI. Ennes started on short trip TO
the West last evening.
J.C. Bollmeyer, of the Wauseon Esposi-
tor, spent the lth in Napoleon.
r. w. Cahill leaves to-day on visit to
his parents in Crawford county.
- Mrs. Kittring, of Defiance, visited with
Mrs. A. P. Saur during the past week.
Mrs. J. We'll and children, of Cincinnati,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Bernstein.
Mrs. r. NJ. Mccain has been visiting
friends and relatives here during the past
week.
Miss Tott Pool, Of Sandusky, is visiting
in Napoleon with her friend, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Rummell.
VIM. Meel1s, one Of the staunch Demo-
Gratis OF Fulton county, called at this office
on the 4th.
Joe Calkins, of Napoleon, visited rela-
tives at the Burnett this week.-AWgIoige
Democrat.
Judge Van Hyning, of Mahoning coun-
ty, visited friends in this county during
the past week.
S. Bernstein is in New York and Phila-
delphia, buying heavily for his fall and
winter trade.
Mrs. Frease, Mrs. w. II. Allen and son
Eddie, of Napoleon, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joo Allen. .---OttOmd Sentinel.
Miss Belle Ryder has returned home
from her visit in Defiance. She was ac-
companied by her cousin Miss Claudia
Ryder.
Prof G. Hornang,e of Heidelberg College,
Tifin, son of Chas. Hornung, ,ofthis county,
was married to Miss Aline Stem, at San
dusky City, on Tuesday afternoon of last
week.
DR.. G.. w. McCaskey returned last night
from visit ofseveral days to New Castle,
Ind. While absent the degree of bachelor
PHILOSOPHY was conferred upon him by
the Indiana Asbury University.-F0rt
Wayne Gazette.
Messrs. Ramey and Mcclure, two ofthe
wide-awake Democrats of Ottowa, Putnam
county, were in cur place Friday and tar
ried with us until Saturday morning. Mr..
.Ramey is Senatorial candidate and was
around looking after his fences. He would
make valuable State Senator.
After an absence of two months and ov-
or in the State OF Kansas John Lamphier
returned to Liberty township on Thurs
day last. Mr.. Lamphier reports an ex-
ceedangly pleasant visit, and is so well
pleased with Kansas that he intends max
ing it his future home, so soon as he car
dispose of his interests in Henry county
He reports crops as remarkably fine il
that State and the farmers reaping a boun.
tiful crop.
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Important to Travellers.

For the best so cent. fine cut, go to Brad
ley'S 80
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The place to get your work done cheap
is at Boyer's. Call and see. At
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A few days ago the wife of ono OF the
Napoleon prisoners confined in the Def
ance Jail wished to SEQ her husband, and
applied at the Jail for permission to enter.
It is customary to search such persons in
order that nothing contraband will be Ia
ken in. Mrs. Foust gave the woman q
thorough search and found a flask of nice
whisky neatly hid in the woman's hustle.
II was confiscated and tho woman was al
lowed to sec hor hubby.--DGfGnco Demo-
crGt.
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If you want a good lunch cheap, 60 to
Tony Hahn. st
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If you want necklace for your girl,
call on G. NJ. Fisk, where you will find the
finest stock ever brought to the city. tt
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For all kinds OF garden and field seeds
60 to Bradley's. If
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The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
Church will give supper and entertain
ment at the house of L. L. Orwig on next
Wednesday evening. All are invited.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Dose, one pill. 2t
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It'sh-o-t.

Malinta celebrated the glorious Fourth
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The town was crowded with people on
the 4th, and while the terrible news from
Washington marred the pleasures of the
National holiday among a large class OF
American citizens, the vast ero Vd was
busy surging hither and thther, eager to
see what was to be seen and catch up and
enjoy any and all OF the pleasures and
amusements ofthe day, regardless of the
black cloud that was hanging over the ma
ton. The exercises of the day as they ap-
peared upon the programme were gone
through with, and were quite interesting.
fort, and was listened to with marked at
tention. In the evening a large crowd
witnessed the display OF fireworks.
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All kinds Of wagon and buggy repairing
done at Boyer's. At
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A young son of
Jerry Glass, of the South side, a lad about
II years of age, while playing with toy
pistol on the morning of the 4th, shot him.
self in the abdomen. 1t seems the little
fellow had loaded the pistol with bullet
which he had cut down to the size to fit
the barrel, and while in the act of putting
the bullet in the hammer snapped and the
pistol was discharged, the ball entering
his abdomen on the right side. DR.. Harri-
son was called, and did all that was neces-
sary for the boy, but the ball was not
found. We understand the DR.. proneunces
the wound serious, but not necessarily ia
tai. At last accounts young Glass was
very low.
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FREE TO ALL.-f anything ails your
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs or poultry, you
will find line of remedies and receipts at
Kneeland's Drug Store, which he has Sc
lected and tried for years and not found
wanting, they are kept for the benefit of
customers and will be filled and sold at
lowest living prices. If
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We are told that several small boys had
very narrow escapes from death, at the
premature discharge of the cannon Mon
day night. 1t was rash piece of careless
ness in the persons having the gun in
charge that these boys were allowed to
stand SO close to it. 1t is to be hoped their
narrow escape may be a warning to them
in the future.
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Montreal, June IL, 1881.

Buy yourselfa tan and go to Norden's
for il. st
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The Wauseon Band accompanied the
Fire Department ofthat place to Napoleon
on the 4th. The Band is composed of a
fine set of men, who while here conducted
themselves in gentlemanly way, receiv-
ing compliments upon every hand. The
members are handsomely uniformed, and
their music is first-class. We return thanks
for a serenade in the evening.
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SERIOUS QUARREL.-Two young men
got into quarrel early Sabbath morning
last, at about 2 o'clock, which may prove
fatal to one of them, or at least disfigure
him for life. The particulars as near as
we can learn them are as follows: The
young men quarreled over the possession
of a hat, when one of them, VIM. Spangler,
struck the other, VIM. Hall, blow in the
face with a hatchet or some other sharp
instrument, cutting through the nose,
severing the upper lip and part of the jaw,
and cutting away part of his tongue. The
wound is a frightful one, which was at
first thought to he fatal, but the young
man is now believed to be out of danger of
his life. Drs. McHenry and Dulitz dressed
the wounds, and although DR.. McHenry is
an old army surgeon, he says he has seen
but few more frightful wounds than this
instance. Spangler made good his escape,
and up to this time his whereabouts are
unknown.
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THE GREAT CELESTIAL EVENING o one
event has ever shown the growth of
American science more distinctly than the
interest people have taken in the present
great comet. The fact that it's discovery
was made by private citizens and with the
naked eye, and by many hundreds in all
parts of the land at about the same time,
proves that people do search and study the
bodies. Few things contribute more to-
ward the expansion of man into the great
things of life than thoughts upon the i'm
mensity of the universe, and the advance
of civilization is marked moro clearly in
this respect than in almost any other. The
present comet from careful views secured
at the Warner Observatory, Rochester, N.
Y, proves to be most marvellous one.
Its tail proper, which strange to say
curved originally in an opposite direction
to that most common with comets, became
suddenly absorbed by most vigorous out
shoot, or secondary tail, which stretched
upward nearly sixty degrees, and could
be seen even to Pi Draconis, more than
twenty degrees above the North Star.
The activity around the nucleus of the
head showing great masses of matter--its
extreme length-its sudden appearance
and it's phenomenal actions, have justly
made it cause OF great wonder and com.
ment. 1t lisa vexed question as to whom
tho honor of discovery and the Warner
prize OF 200 are due. There arc hundreds
of claimants from all parts of the Northern
Hemisphere, and ranging in time over &
period of days, but it is almost certain
that tho first view Of it was obtained by
some private citizen, and not by an astron.
omer; and it is also pretty sure, that ar
American deserves the credit of having
seen it before any European. The name
of tho first discoverer will be duly pub.
lished.
The value which this great comet will
have, cannot readily be estimated, as 1t il
the first large one which has appeared
since the discovery of the spectroscope
and it is almost certain that the elements
can be determined, SO that the exact for
nation of comets may be known hereaf
ter.
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PROVED IT.-"What ?" he said, do you
think you can make me believe that any
one sells cheaper than Hahn & Meyer Z?
Not much. You just walk down to their
store, corner of Perry and Washington
streets, with me and I'll prove to you that
they sell cheaper than anyone else, and
have better goods" st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-09

PITTSBURGH, July s-Ths attempted
aSsassinStion Of President Garfield, To-
gethef with the e4oesslve heat prevailing,
very naturally Affected the general bust
nets during the past " eek. Bot little Of
no Chouge Ia noted In any branch ol
tThds, everything ruling quiet.
In iron there are no new features. zig
iron dull, but steady, while orders for
manufactured articles are cotning 10 Tree
u and prices ore ffEu.
CIlafS, AtTouR, at latS nominal advance.
Ia vIndoV.Vafe prices are stifening up
more and more a. the stock on band di.
miniAhea. ...
The seatob iof coal shipments by tivel
10 over and trade 10, therefore, extremely
dull.
Petroleum has been very dali. The 70
poflg Of new wells last week we're found
10 be exaggerated and confidence has beet
restored and prices ruled steady, the high
est point reached by United ceftihcGiei n
being 500 and the lowest III To-day lht
mafket El-eed himet At 1Sa. Sales anC
70 sales, 10000 barrels Shipments, S2e,
900 batfBB,
Uaule qule.i prices ranging from a 0,
a8 10 IoF common 10 ptime. Receipts
5,S3l head through, 1908 bead oi local
against 8 Al through ahl es0a head o
loesl the week beiofe.
Hogs steady. Receipts, 12 2l0; A iAllib
otI from the ptevloua week n 5000 head
Workers selling at. .&6 60a6 66.
Sheep Ialtly active; common 10 extft
90 O0I5 10. Receipts, lB 100 head; An Ia
cFeAse ainee lest week Of 2,0oJ head.