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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

M;'ss Carrie Harris of Corners
Vile is visiting her sister here, Mrs.
r AFRO wsmith.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

New Fall and Winter Millinery n
Miss N. A. Smith & Co.'S. sep29-tf.
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snsnisb Ia aes at Miss N. A. Smith &
Co3! A"''" sep39-tf.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

All pictures are payable in advance
or when its negative proves satihisc-
tory. sep29-tf. A. DE ANQUINOs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

The very latest styles In Hats, Bon
nets and Fancy Millinery just being
opened by Mrs. CulIey.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Ladhs. DO not fail to see the neTu i
full Millinery inst oeilg opened oy Mrs'
Culley
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Rev. w. S Harwelrs children were
unite sick last week but are better.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Mrs. Jno. A. jackson, who is SC
much admired in Pulaski, came
down to the fair.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Messrs. W. B. Smithson, T. Msr-
iwether Jones and Thos. j. Mason
left yesterday to attend the Hunts
Vile fair. Mason took his bicycle,
having received telegram in the
morning that he was needed TO
make out the race there Yesterday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

New Stylish ard Stapl Dry 1"E Sn L"
immense quantities inst ecriven W,
sep29-tf i. III. NhN'-DNAo'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

DIR. Leftwich leaves next Tuesday
for conference, which convenes at
Lebanon on the 18th.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13
Mr.. Rob't Caldwell returned to
Louisville last Thursday to his post

Mr.. John Judkins rented the fair
grounds for the next year for 800.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Misses Sallie Wilkes and Mollie
Prewett, and Mr.. Lindsay Tomlin-
son of CuIleoka, attended the fair.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Kully's last weeks letter arrived
too late.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Let Judd make your photograph.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Some more of those beautiful Ct
1jcOes at w. 8. Rose 81 Sons.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Mrs. Gen. Palmer of Murfrees-
horo came over last Friday upon
hearing of the illness Of Mr.. Ballen'
tines children.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

And gun material cheap
w ND at BUPoRD BROS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13
THE FIFTH FAIR.
Unexpected and Gratifying Success
Of the Exhibition.

The fair last week was more of a
success than the most sanguine an
ticipated. Stock men said that the
class of stock was better than usual
though the numbers were smaller,
and that the trotting and pacing
races exceeded any previous show
ing. On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday the attendance was unex-
pectedly large and the hviest in
terest was manifested. The glass
ball shooting Friday and Saturday
was an interesting feature. We give
below the full premium list, except
the first day, which we gave last
week. We might mention several
special displays and features, but it
might be considered partial:
SECOND DAT.
Berkshire boar, 2 yrs, Geo + Wheeler.
Tyr, w G Carter.
SOW, 2 yrs, J Z Abernsthy
" = months, w 81 Rose.
Pair Berkshire pigs, w c Carter.
Berkshire boar, ANY sgs,J E A.bernathy.
SOW,
Poland China bOsr,e mo,
SOW,
Pair PQlsnd China pigs,
Display hogs, any age or breed, same
Mule, yrs old, w r Evans.
Pair mules, A Smith.
Shorthorn bull, yr, J Il P Blackburn.
calf, r G Reynolds.
g any age,
Milk COW. quan'ty and quality, w CCarter.
Thoroughbred stallion, E W Twstchmsn.
Gentleman rider, r NJ Stacy.
Collection Berksh'e hogs, JE Alternately.
Pacing and trotting, first money to j
B Stacy's Warrior, End to Gale Thorn
az Dick Hunter and 3rd to j N Hulps
Black Prince.
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Columbia was represented at our
fair last week by Miss Sallie Helm,
Messrs. Alex, B. Parks, Jno. Z.
McGaw, jr., Will P. Cant A. M.
Looney, IT., James Mitchell, James
CIonton and A. J. Nichols.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

CTEDE Red Top Timothy,
NEEDS Orchard grass and
NJ ,,r.es a. BuFoRD Bios.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

CHAKE before taking and you wont
OHAKE after taking, Magill's chill
Cure will cure chills SURE. Try tt. 81
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-10-13

Ladies', do not tall to see the elegant
line Of Ornaments, new styles, beautiful
designs, Just introduced at Mrs. Culley g.
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jersey Dull, yrs, Joseph HOODS.
j B Stacy.
cow 4 I W c Garter.
&" heifer, /"
g herd bull & or more COWS, same.
:" cow any age Y 9 Carter.
/" COW /" : " B ! stacy Gsg,.,
Grade Jersey, yr, Mrs, A , Brsden.
Carriage horses, regardless Of sex same.
Drift stallion, yr, Jimmie Blackburn.
/" mule, . yrs, Mark McNairy.
" yr, w G Carter.
gelding, yrs, E r Sumpter.
&" stallion, any age, w c Carter.
gelding, E r Sumpter.
&" stallion, d" JB Stacy.
Combined stallion, 4 yrs, F G Buford.
stallion,3 yrs, Ad'ms&Tillman
mare, 4 II L Collins.
mare, 2 % in Hull.
" gelding,s &c z r sumpter.
" stallion, any age, F G Buford.
gelding, T NJ Jones.
d" horse, mare or gelding, same.
RocksYay mare or gelding, r Kerr.
Gentleman rider, J H Rogers.
FOURTH DAY.
Saddle stallion, yrs, F G Buford.
I" r B Collins.
mare, 4 WE Wilson.
2
WR Evans.
i" gelding, 4 yrs, z r Sumpter.
3 DR.. j 81 Rogers.
" stallion, any age, r G Buford,
gelding, Porter Carter.
Trott'g h'se,msre or geld'g Gale Thomas.
Saddle F q Buiord.
Combi'd" " "
Saddle 4" POrterCarter.
Pacing race, first money to Ed. Buford,
second to Rodes and Hull, and third
to Banks and Edwards.
Abe Looney, jr., took the premium in
the shonfinO match at olnsa halls
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That Proposed wood Yard .

1t would seem Dallas has been aougCd and
skinned during tho winter sufficiently 10
encourage the establishment Of Il
regular wood yard. There are asset OF sharks
engaged In the business Of hauling wood to
town, who ueit5er have mercy nar conscienae,
nor common honesty. They falsely pack taol r
wagon sods, and yesterday thom price for
sound wood was no lsas than $40 pc, cord AZ
rule thoy have peer qgalty, and give ebert
weight. What the city noads ID some respon-
slble man to 70 regularly into the business,
establish oentrti yard with II saw. ana to
furnish tho people with tho kiaG and length
they may order and pay for, aud not taks u
meau advantage and fseos than every time the
weather turhs n 1910 cold. such Il business
world pay II run right
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WrnAt md NEta.

TuRNiPs--lOc. per bushel.
l.EMUHg--rUr box, 90.
POP Cous--i'lZe uaCsagaai per gross fiI0.
RAISES London layers, 80. 49, iayera
PEaINB-s2 n to a % per bu'hel
NUrs-Amouds Globe. per pound: Brazil
ll@l2; alberta, lAsl5; Eugiah Walputs
none; chestnuts, American, mono; Italian
none; peanuts, to 8, cocO2nnts, $s.
DATEs--lopl2Ac per pound.
ORANaVs- Sound stock, Florida aad Louls-
iaaa, 81 90 to s.
CURRAETs-SGSHe.
pEBNEs-SNS5ec.
We make the following quotations:
Malaga lemons, per box, 50; Malaga,
grapes per barrel Is 90; Malaga grapes, g.
half barrel, $3.50: CallfOrniS grapes, per 20 ,
boxes, $780, California pears, per
S. .5O Ceo5enutss per huadred,
raisins' London layers, per box, $3.50 ca
nuts,d omest'c. per pound, le&2 G; T..
mond5 per pound, 23@A cents; tllDerts
Is cents, Brazil nuts, per pound, 10 cents;
peanuts, 'nscy Virginia, per hundred lbs, 81;
Gga, in 10 ID boxes, per Id, none;
apples nncy, per barrel, s., 80; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 h5@s2i potatoes, per barrel,
lGoscl, a.6Oi potatoes, per barrel, Peer 81
per suinh 10 cents; dates, Ia frrils, per
pound accnts;lsroUt,per barie' none; Erut,per
half hpuel, meme; popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross, " 80; Few SsrlI mctory ohee'o,
per pound, IL Cuns; western cheese, PEI
pound IA centB; choice "0bbeGcS lor crate,
. a0G5oo pWra apple vinegar, per gcllon,
80 q nts,
P1cASs. -Por bushel 81 IS loose, and
cents moro double sacked.
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Stock BOUGHT and Sold on Commission
FRAUDULENT PLOWSl

The widely extended popularity Of our impI.,,or, o,,,
S S during half century to build up extensive Bas IN
% principles OF lar dealing with cusomcrsin a1vino
s Gal experience and ingenuity could design coml,J &
sueIy stc ass material and the skilled WIZ
o paeos 10 hooa The country with EE2AU9UEIE5, Frg
alec greer not only to protect our brrdly.caned rcn,t,
h lNs ol cur patrons both farmer merchant WV
W a. S1 tno purpose Of this notice is give fair waro m
III rton, anu aeLs mGny Of whom comparatively ono
bsvH Ia a" tAt We will hold all MEt IEANEN and SO make
Iis L. EA EAFE@E$ ct goods to s WI
OF pows also Points ste ' " P''Ws but to Parts
ness oa oAes schemes to DO bEsins upos thc sr- 49,
aos Of aHoher involving bare faced oso earned repu
avail os Of al 1 s5S,s SSsSo Go 1agas that oS tt
IA TU&hE, MERCHANT er FARMTgss Sssmst MANO.
gh's oy making, selling using rapss ~ rlASGs
Respectfully
L''',n' Ky, .0'lrn' B. +. AVERY & SONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01

FLOUR We quote city Minis from new
wheat % follows: Xxx, 2 10, NAN, 2Sl,
tNNN, 9 phi Ch0iae, 50 pos family, none.
j fcrted: NN, per cwt ---, xxx, $500
EAAN, $ 2ji Fancy, S5; Patent, 81 co..
Nyu--IR Bsok, a ~.
BAILEY $50. per hu8hel 0acFod, DOSE f5e.
HEAE-Nc quote 40 500. Wholesale, 81 rv,ai.
ar,1I BAGs-Seoond-hGnu la sood orGer, 3
cent? piece
Sons igAL--Oo track large lots $50, In the
s.ors iohbiug lots zoe.
uArG- VIEW raxag IS TO 10. Sacked, zoo.
WvEAT. EOScld, ejc, No GueW, S1rStc; No
Zen s5i 10 new, NOS Rejected, s. @Iii Ne
-S-a. n ESci Atgllutanenu, NOH. 80; 10 o,
- 10; Nicaragua, nominal, sue, put not want
"a by Texas willrs
UgEH-BO. So 10 50 cents, too . c7r
AAY--plalrie loose from wagon, 81 per ton
Nlstt, DO, sl2. From store, urairlo, bslcd SIS,
ac toni Ale,t, SO, Prairie Usled, In car
fS, Is per ton ura on OOmd,
" qauiG Chopped corn, rCr lO0 pounds
aVreO corn eud oats, uer ice rounds,
. , canr "a barley, per 100 paUuds ii -
sl,.tct CJa and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
'0rh Df,H. 90 lGa puUu8 +, 3NC; Graham npur
25; CTvtp 'al, 81 80; line bulted meal, pen
OsGel, J0o, Ja.- by, per 100 puNuds, y 2.
1'lts, per " suuds, - %; corn nour, Fer ~,
ouA0s, &,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-01
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Revival Of Trade-The Sun Shines and
the weather WSderates-COtteh
AdVaN eea-FlouF steady..Aeats
Steady--FueI Active--NStes
and Quotations.
DALLAS, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, [
DaGehlDer 81. $50. 1

DecehDcf 81, lSso.
With to-day The ysar closes. Dallas has no
reason to complain. She has tlnes last Jauu-
airy not only held the TRADE che til ,nJoyed
but he's extended It In almost every dlrec-
ton. We have completed rail connec-
tlon with Denton and arc wen adj
yanced in tie direction of Kaufman. The
Toxrs & Pacific railroad has built carry two
hundred miles W ST. Of Us, and win. during the
CONT ear, bs mpleted nearly to. If not
quite, HI Paso, the onu Of the road. We have
moreover inaugural d several new enterprises
which viii strengthen Tho commercial Holld-
ity OF the CT y aud which are nearly certain OF
being carried through,
when vel began IN fall ami wlnter business
expectations ran very high Perhaps too high.
Stores Multiplied. Now ones sprang up in
every division OF town. TGere was
not room for ell OF them To do we'll. Some had
to DO neglected and fail TO ply expenses,
Business was overdone. We must not travel
too fast. Old established hoHsls have done
we'll Their sales have boon enormous, and
what IS better, they have been relieved OF
many q ,no. complications and dlnlcui tics in
making collections experienced during the
panic. Their customers have paid them more
prompty shan ia several yeats, and they dis
mi - The I'D year with few caules Tor regret,
and enter tho new one with strong hope for
gfoat prosperity.
This moon. ug the sun got mp with no smut
upon It's face and no arctic wind blowing be-
tween it and ito special faYori.es upon this
mundane ruhera Their. .WEa "a pouR .latNbln
thaw on south sides and some Efforts 10 do 70
gouorally, but they failed for the.o pleaty of
Ace left lying srou d yet Asa commer clal
item enough might have been sated for next
simmsFs Jueps, had anyone possessed enough
euudJ.to think ofsummer during tho last low
lau
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Mi.eelIaneeua ereaers' steek.


onHpLnrlns--s3 1875 per buahel.
RIcE--W hslskGla 6ts ~,
sALI--In barrel, S2.25. hFeipeol In
s.sts, oei me 20 Exck il'So R.r t tHyv
10 M Trade marx, IHi Cream ., singer
Snaps tR to 10.
IEAD-Bc psr III.
soar owe, SIC. pcrpoGdi elGe india, ca
| t0Gk: SatiPat. $40. {. ?. Whteiagn
sos IS Laras Soap works. Pale Olive, &c;
Cambria, 90 per pound, Eureka MANUFACTURING
C1mpsny; y clone. ~; Pale olive, O. Extra
| olive ~ ceutN per pound.
BEANS 4A4hc. per pound.
CANpLEs-StSr. full WHY. light VT ls'E.
CsREsE-i Near spring, lici Factory 70 10.
HouNY AND GWrF--8j91j60 per barrsl.
SAUER kEAUr For han oar elSi 90.
APrLEs-S3 70 to Ga co per barrel. STAN
dRrd barrel Oi apples contains IL peIks
0NIoNs-Per bauei, "a ID.
PorAroEs-sS % per barrel. In sacks,
81 % per bHbhul.
Dmrn PsAo4Es.-UnpoeGl Go, peeled l9c
SWEET PorAToEs-5Oc. per 1uShel.
Coal OIL-Eeiow are revised quotations ITO
y. test: In barre s a conl4, per 3aSe OF gal
| lOR cans 81 80, md gallon A3 eents,
CLOTHES fINs-Roond, Gjci spring, o; 90 per
NeAsupEs--Js bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
lo2eH; twO-hOOp pNils, s. no; three-hOop ~ 80
TUBs-Ihree nest, t2.HJ&g tOi eight nest
s.2Ji No. /, per dozen, SIC; No. 2, $685. NO.
d ID.
WAsHaoAros-wood s1.85j zinc, gl.0s; New
Era, Si.gGSl 20,
WE'LL BuoEi1Ts-sL6 ga u per dozen.
PeWpER- $40 per key Of . pounds; l2k do
ST. 40 q do, gl.H6; blasting kegs, A'2J.
sHo1--Drop, bag, s2lj, bnos Gao.
MACKEuEL.-No. ! barres, 40. half-hsrrels,
$50; kits, " pounds, 81; TO- barrels, I'd.
CM'pY-Stlck, i3Gi5c. a pound Fancy, 10
10 2jc
RopE--slBai. 3. In. baaip, loo; cotton, 22G.
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New York, all Iall, 81 SO per 100 pounds
nIosten, on rail, q n pNrlo0 pounds
pphni,..aselehle, oil raj, 81 81 per loo pounds.
kaltimos, ell rail, 81 IS per los pounds.
Le New Orleans, III rail, 81 por 100 peupds
40 New Orleans, by Rcd River, no water.
To Calves ~, O. Is per bale.
To st. - ais, o. 20 par saie.
proc acc troA 81. Louis TO Dallna.
EeSosS City, 50 per car.
Following ere the rates from IpeLnts In Kan.
Gas south Of Kansas City,
10 DAuas--C0ra and oats OIL w., & la. M.
iateN per cwt, b9s. ~ ~
To llutchine Corn and Data. gaur -
~ Eelrls-Cor Snd oats, i5c Corr. Sc
10 talner-tlour, $50; corn IN oati |. tee.
40 Gnnis-Flear, Gle; corn IN l1ats IA.
10 klce-FlQm, dtc; corAaa Gaia, asa
Uoraicaha, heNia, Groesbe sex 10 a.. tvo,o
corn and oats, soc. N" 'VVO
70 Calvert-flour, sc; corn md Data "a,
Ok GRAiN-TO New Orleans 's ~. 80 o' n,
st Louis, 4oets per hun lrod. AZ
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A'"Ho 'eIlN'u. IL N"' warm eho"An to'uSy
~, y, .o,s Nei,Va.I "u','"a " venture "'roNu'
~ W." rGooSn']eu 'NaV onrl'uhas was ABOUT
W., "''" Inv - was ''I," w l,SuN' nous,
v''u.' i"ouH" Nh""S WIZ put 'u"' Oh "I'li
M n,,, ''Y,'o"y
ino H,'o'''o' ''V''o VN'h'nG' M" new
,orN Az" n1" VI .''"s ana "'"'r inaF~'lS On
t"', sue WIZ VS. ''o.', '''u'''o" On account
VI nus ,.' '''as N'w 'o', . "ay'
inc ""p0'on'A lh.s morning noted On
a"Vaa'7'ih co"on' New 4orN went up l-lj
on spots and wlS hrmer' ana tea plint9 on
Iuture'' Dallas @Natcod a upon all srNdea
There was bd'h demaud but very little cot
.on. FIIy Dal9' e'Verel h' fecoip's SaleS
to'uay were upon The OASIS OF iOh irm'ddiiug
Corn was not quite 30 nrm "a yestcrday
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.,~~, Rails, wire, Etc.

rov quote merchant bar, 4s rates
No. 'todes, l0C.
Pho, d. sc.
WINS sooh wire, No. 0, 75sc.; Sss. 10 sad
II, 7ac.i No. IL, &c. per pOundj barbed wire
10 TO no; japauifed, l8C.; extra cut barb
galvanized extra cut barb, IKE.
HoEaE suoEs-Per keg,& 5jmuIe sAoes,si
HOusU SHOE NAILs-Per OOI, % pOuadG, No
7, $500, 70. ., 80 70; No. ., $3.50.
EkILs--From lCd to GoG, "a IS rates,
Tu,yRr,s SrooK.--P [ lin sss mar ,,,,,,,d ,
TN late, llNaD 8I BOX; l. q. Il 40 / 30
10, i'tll. J):- q, -scper III; Bslder, L. per
ID; sheet ron - crib,
AXRs-Per Jx 'O2ea, clO.
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vyIney naa liasOrs.

ALcouoL-S9. 50 90 $40 per FNllon.
WmsKY-Sweet roash, U,SG~.3; sour
mach, 81 .tuSSa, Rccouling@sgo.
WNrs-C largt, In case, SSlbE&A; CataW ha,
per gAllos, CllS@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 - a
tBj Sherry per gallon, 81 .eJRtSj Madeira, per
Gallon, Sl.6t&s5; white wine, In cases, a, rs
Oslo.
CEAMrAeNS-Ceoka, In baskets, SisGsGo
Nei3siecS, In basket, 62S; kulc, Ia BASKET, Rl1;
D0nestlc ehampnSpe, slcalG.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, @ .l5@s2 50; Por-
ter, per dozen, G2a3.5s.
BOTTLE BuEW-St, i.oula quarts SIC, pints
Sl2 90, BudW iser, 1l2, pints Sl3 %,
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OAK sol. E-LEATHER-Over 20 lbs, zee; DO
anGrr 20 lbs, $50.
EEMLOCk SOLr-LEATuER Rest Buffalo
slaughter, zoe Eooa dc, 2sc; best nAtOmcA{
2oji good do, 27ci Ssoa dam 9ed, 25ej poor do,
Soc.
OAK Harness LEATAEE--E0. l, 4eoi do, No.
IS.
RruLooK HARNHss LEATBEE-No. l, ST. do,
NO IS.
glraU-French calf, 81. 25 to CO; do. klp,tl 10
39l" per poundi American calf, sec gGl 81
DO. kip, E5c@Gl.
COLLAEs--Duck, No ]. per dozen, $50,
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b.oON --leur clear sidea So; short clear
9. Breakfast bacon lie.
OgY sAlr.-loHg clear sides, ST. Shsrt eleer
SA.
NLNs-Plpin Sugar euraa, loHs; eaRvabs-
od do, lie,
LAu,-lleroO, ~; half barrel, leaf pals,
to 10 pounds, II; 5 poSuSs, M.
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rTLE-Conied, els 10 So; grass do year
lin. ., S5Gcs; steers, from S " 8 years old,
SlhOY23; baIu COVE, &iH8Fl3.
DEMONSTRATING pSsles s35 @ go; farm
stock, stCGeiji buggy hsTees, 560GglSo; sad
lie, esP 10 $50.
MuLEs--FrtA Gftesn to sixteen hands high,
$40 10 Sl4e.
Hocs--on foot, 4he5a. for inferior to prime
GtrrB.
suEEF-They are ssotable ate2. 50Sgs
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o.: Granulated il; Standard A, 1917 White
e.lt, q, pY extra q 10 10 -, Yellow ek 80 loo
l.nuisiaha new white clarified l02j ye low 9Ai
cuoice SIC primo Ike, fair 7kc.
lioLAsiRs-L Louisiana choices t6c, prime csc
fGir to Ks0d 4O9!6c.
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nIDus-0ry flint, 10 pounds ana upwards, =
d. Elps, free Of grubsi Il C; grubh kips tic;
ts,tsa SCI green 9rt 6u, s3t a alSe' &c.:
skins zoe sheep skins irosa &c. ESQ each.
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C0AL-mliaN 81 80 per ION. deliy
cred.
COKE-t0 cents per arrsl.
Woou-oak, hickory and esh "a 90 per
cord. Sawed stove Waad lsrelalluR ~ tes
rates OF Is ~ 81 per coul
CnARCoAL--s % cents per barrel.
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OorrHR-Rlo, o4Yaasn. lie; ordlsr,y, =
fair, ll% coed Is; prinse, II choice, l5&@ls;
Laguayrt, 10; Java, 2s3Sss.
TEAe-Imperia, froIn 459S6c. per pounds
Young HyAon, dseS9; oOleng, AsSo9ei Japan,
EDsAufA
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nones, Reesrn. and rnIIeu.

BoSys.-We quote mixed Sc soto 81 per ton,
hoRNs-2E 10 cents psrpnlr.
TALL0w-.Four and % hair to Eve cents pcr
pOnd whOVfU'e, Retail cents.
BErswAN-.We quote lsc 10 q cents ror
pound.
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Dallns Vgool rgarRoI

GERMAN irrILRT--Ws quote 81 90 Der bHsAoi
NJ DO, zoe.
Cottsn-At the Oh Mil, loo. per bushsl.
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Bpggies, Feds. wheels ara Poles.

WHIEGs--(SarveR IA Wholesale, SIS per
set; b Sle.2j; tS.9i; II T.26.
SPRIUa WAGON EEDs. --Burr's patent, SIS,
$40 azd $40 for Flsis, single and double sP2H'
nels.
SHAFTS "A 81. sos @ sS,Ss.2
Poles --B O.; A al.
BuGGIEs b end srriug, Sos A side spring,
s75. strictly a phastons, $50. Carriages,
gssS. GeEtlsmen'R driving buggy, Eide bar,
$3.50; do speeding, sSs. End spriug, arictly A
slS; top-open, 49, 10 SIS; eide prlng do, Sis to
s26; Junp-urEsAs 40, sls3; platform spring
do, SIso, three spriug DO, s9s.
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Canned Goods.

rgAeaE-H rousdE, 81 e5; psunas
e. Is.
TSxArOHI--2 poundS, n sG; 8 psaatS,
sl.70.
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BnIIas Leather lknrkoG

Flne, 20, medium, 2ei heavy. zoe. BlSeI
bury and dirty, s 70 10 ceutR OF.
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-...ta' .f a"f .,-.,, -,ata-, asJ iee-9, Given
3al rlt t.-cloG, 10 oeatt, same in paper
covers, IS cts. A4nAooi, 10 GEMS, Woman
heed, lv cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-eecurely
sealed, b. mail, Send money or postage
clamps. DIP. WErTTlER, the great specials
~ 81 Charles Street. ST. Louis. 10.
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- connor's drug store is the place to buy
Christmas goods. ""
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~, Cotton.
la strong and u higher. We quote,


sois sStsSS s, xE to sh iucA, psr rs. XXX
SAWED fELl0Ss--s' 20 9N, % per set.
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ENriek EE, si.".sh Ontario \, l-i.....s 81.
@. "A, s. ~ AuSisn G, i-iu....G9l
SraniseNiilsSA,a-4S Glendale q, ~. IS
Irah,leNiie kE,I-s Atlantic V, rs. ...7S
langley a,4-4",..sA Btllyiew MIA al
AuguAta,s5"'' ...,s Hndsoa River. 49,. X
+4"''''"..7 iesiRn Head ......Sl
WlhdsoE A..".... Antelope. ........,,,,,
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Fish mn, Ovatera

S SIsyfRs-75s. per h,ndred.
Fish-lshe. perth.
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IL. A.,
j, arc
please
rice, fol
the I,oI
~ Who'll
n, Isn't
B. str
bank,
n. IIc
nd bust
ner VIII
0 legieS
I'D grow
| | busines
his de-
or are tcI
ion Oft
a bust
us nnd
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Sugars ana ayrups.
"eeeAhS'-"e quotes Powered ny; Crusbd.
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TY M

TY M
|'wt6ir
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|'paars.
81. n nno1
| NJ ut : o.
oeBau =
| d, char
'ss I
. hVe u
| pes 10 q
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county
0 asyui
triot 6
charged
ty,, and
20 years
ederal
h viola
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[ty TO y
ven thin
.rict 60
on Il
chargi'
rhofe a
for 70.
county
atlantic
r,anlllin,
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make
Giving
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An
raj days.
|ing mani
al ono 4
| RichArl
He n,sd'
lu's snd
ng noI
no had
| Of foe
Billed I'M
| referred
le tvd
10 anil
charity i
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Near
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PRINTS.


AmoaF'g Rco7-S..lIH EastOA, XN.......A
hmu. EcEg Acat-i,gg Eatdr, A t,,,,...,lj
Omg.a AUH,1.C.E STANDARD, c.. q
AGA A-t.,,g Standard, B.....l0
E.sop, n.",.,,".,r& Farmers. .,."...,li
NHT lheNo, A,...laH bhotucl tt......,,,.l2
NpE,'0cH,c B"."lsH som10et. ........ 81
Aa5saueslo' p..."lsh Ameste.g AwninslSH