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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07
STATE NEWS.

iAopkhns eoNhbyA E
The Henderson Rcports, pines for
music hall in that city.
A negro man named Silas Penn
dropped dead at Lexington.
Georgetown is to be decorated will
flags during commencement week.
All Blake win start Repuhli.
can paper at Paducah in few days.
Rolla Ryan, the elocutionist and
facial artist, was at Mayiield last
week.
\ The teachers Of the State will meet
in convention at Elizabethtown July
II anu Is. 'sain ~ H# e'a7 I
Judge Cofer, held "olicy in the
National Mutual Benefit association
Tor "a ,000.tha, siiHapor 80 iel
Col. Jno. Preston, a prominent
Democrat OF Trimblc county, died
last week. asls3S 38rG4
A yonng man Of promise, named
Geo. Rehm, Icll dead Of heart disease
at Louisville.
Judge n. G. Bowling has been
nominated for the Legislature in
Logan county. w 81" ,'e' 70
Jno. Thompson was killed BY
lightning at Greensboro, willie ~
planting corn. ~2 fiN f.ttS 4
Josephine Smith killed Silas Payne
her paramonr, by striking him with
wash-board at Lexington. /
The Herald says Slrs, Sallic Autry. |
OF Ohio county, was attacked and
severely mansled by a'vicious dog.
a German farmer named Gabriel
Gnoege near Louisville Shot the top
Of his head off. Cause family trou-
blps. ~ bs,'f,,a.
AT Cynthiana, Tolncy Hall was
shot and killed by Alex ,Uaor. There
was no provocation 10 justify the
decd. y
Ben and Jno Stpbbchs, two bros.
were shot and killed in Henry Cod
while attempting to commit TIA
robbery. s,,..l'l ,,,,r,... l7ol
The Echo says the P. AMI Z. rail-
road has been sold to tho Chesapeake
and Ohio, the sale to take effect Au-
gust It'll,
VIM. Cunningham Killed Jno.
Alexander, who had hunted him
down, near Paris, and was trying to
shoot him. = u aiH,l
Ewing Grayban, of Mayfehl, did
not die from The effects Of his self.in.
iiictea wound as reported last week,
but is'rccovcling- ~
= A negro boy in Hopkins county
shot his sister while foolihg with an
old gun anil inaictelra severe wound,
says the Times. ~ El i-. i
Jno. Graham, "a ten.year convict.
made fellow prisoner cut Off his
hand with an axe to keep FROM work.
ing in the penitentiary.
Jacob Bendel was killed and Fred
Meyer fatally hurt bya falling en-
bankment while they were digging a
cellar in Louisville. ~ 80 "A
10 Thos. II. Woods, son Of DR.. Woods
editor Of the Glasgow Times, has re-
ceived an appointment. to the West
Point Military Academy. ad' ST.
Regulators murdered three persons
named Mex inney. man AMI two
women. because they refused to he
driven from the country in Carter
county. !" h''t. nii4'1e2k 4ag
The Reporter says Canoe Greek
waters have turned black andtIle fish
are all dead and floating on the sur
face. Some attributeitito the locusis
while others say the iistilleries ON.
the creek cause the trouble,
Z, The Reporter says the jailor Of
Henderson loaned dismissed prison.
en- 81 to leave the country and recciv-
ed a letter from Louisville the other
day returning the, borrowed money.
His nainc was Barmour. ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

Judge Buckner Of this State has
decided that Tho reading of news
paper reports does not d:squalify a
nan From serving as juror, in GRIM
jnal cases. tllt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

Tho reason Colleges call the wind.
ing up ofthe session commencement
must be because the girls commence
70 ilirt as foon as they get out of
school. 'F 'i.3' iil ri
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

l1Ae lIardslell Baplisis of Graves
county will have u foot washing on
the third Sunday in this nrnntll. The
;sssiitar of tho Henderson News ought
slV .allraicans to attend and take par
( ill ttheceremonics. $50. 3f.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The posrponement OF the X. II. A..
meeting will fall especially hard OH
Allison Holland the next orator. lie
will have to bottle up his eloqucnce
for several months longer.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

break. am ,lciishtci with the euilro WORT.
iHs pl ihS inaehinv; ~ suits me and Iam well
sausii1l \. ~. fANtE.
GARaErrSHrsG. Ky. August /, loal.
I bought a ircrins tori. liin,lsr 81 M.rsts.
Mctualfs q SUNS apii cin say that u " all tint
! could ask for ~ TIN way OF q binder. Hun.
'ilcs arc ~ uniiprw rirr Hna a positive scpara.
tian j. HaHr, no natter huw thn Et,.l thc grain
i. cui siNty-h,vaeNi ~ wheai. asrfan,i
twenty ncTes prr day. lraft VI mnehlnu very
tight an shtftiltsl " u ~ inore ,tfali than q
dmplrr. IN -hprtf wnlrHy 10 suits he, AMI
" c"ul'l not Eut analhHl ana " u,ofing'a
w0nli not take tijr9 ivr u. kAai no hica 10
would sase the grain - uiraR. rlibtc want
lug goTt. reliable, anI apttl..tA utial ma
chine, can 10 10 bciIrr tnan 10 Ivy aslevring.
1921 iTliu~. t.frEhgEi.i-
CnEtsft,NLs,. Nv.
Dccilng rwino' Hinder gave ne cniire sat-
isiartiun. iiunillrs are an one .izr. ami ctrfy
oii,p'sisiyciy separated. TwInc cost twenty
rents per a.io. Auy one wanting u lp,ni anil
fyiiablc binder will 10 well 10 gri the lorfing.
y y !,Ad u buy ngain, wophl buy nothing hut
tsc iiseuns Haniia atsrgsiiy cat. ahl give
thtcshc,r Hr NO our ans. trgnbis. 4 -.
Het A. NV. Ncdtsitry.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

David Murray aud Miss Wcstover,
Of Markesan, Wis, aged respectfully
Is aud l6 years, shielded because the
father oflhc girl quaraniined against
her lover. They must have had il
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The revised New Testament is at
itractingmore attention, just owithan
even Malone or Conkling. We
,lonbtif there is one man ina dozen
who has read the, old edition enough
10 tellwhat changes have been made
in the NEW. ta ,n
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The ICourt of Appeals has decided
that Gov. Blackburn had no authori.
dy 70 oil a vacancy on the Appellate
bench 'by appointment and Gen,
Duke will not therefore be commits,
soned An election will DO ordered
at an early date. Wy y 81
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

a The breckenridge News pays
Cnpf. Gaines very handsome com
y'inei't and calls uponiiie Demoera.
ryfof It's coanty to- endorse him for
Clark ef The CoM-t OF appeals. Ks.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

Tho great aud only Gen. Grnut, had
his baggage trunk robbed on Mis-.
eonri railroad the other day. The
allicf, a man named King, was cargLt
s,snd the stolen articles recovered. bH
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

When the Whitaker case comes 10
an end the Government will BIO out
about $4,000. Rather . steep price
for q darkey's. ears, when a whole
negro could formerly be bought for
I'll 900. o. D. 10 3.a- 9.u fi3 isft'ise
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

Sara Bsrmharit Is going to be
married TO Mr.Angelo her leading
man. We suppose it will be 6ony,
.Fite wedding this time. Y 'i aaf
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The editor Of the Allcnsville Ga
zcI,c uSes"lr Instead OF "wc' III his
editorials. H,ts s .iarI
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07
Democratic Ticket.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
HON. J. W. TATE,
OF FRANKFORT.

There is nm idea among the Pagaus
That marriages in June are always
happy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The average girl is mnch lsarfhr 10
please in getting ~ welding dress
thar in selecting rhU husband.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07
SOUTH KENTUCKY COLLEGE.
Co-Education introduced. Y
FACULTY:
j. ROBERT, C. GAVE M,A,,,,x,4s $500
FACULTY:

Z q f.r
President ami Professor of English Language aud Literature Philosophy
SAMUEL r. CRUMBAUGTI NJ. A., G. E, LIB
Professor Of Mathematics, Mechanics and Astronomy.
MlLLARD L. LIPSC0MB, NJ. A., s,att
a..gst u s .sIl s3,. Professor Of Latin aud
HUGH t. SUDDUTH NJ. A., 81 ssai Y ~ laa aia4 s.l or
Professor Pedagogics. Commerce and Assistant English.
GEO. H. FRACKER, NJ A. ]e,s ae os 1870. s.s
'e Professor of the Natural Sciences and Agrcul
RUDOLPH T. STEINHAGEN, b. A., ta e n,,7p I.F talffi
JAS a. YOUNG b, S'e
Hon. JN0 w. MCPHERSON, ~ irIl
Presser Of Intelnaona Constitutional anu Commercial L,w
MISS EDITH HOPPER, l.t llyl ,gsa4N s1 iJ -faf
frlpa Professor in Ar Department.
tr Assistant in Music Department
~. ..a ~. Superintendent Of the Domestic Department..
MRS. SALLIE w MARION O r art No .fIa
= n. .p.6 Instructor in Cutting Fitting and Embroidery
onnS ladies will be required to board the college. Young
IN families Full Classical. Scientific Normal, Agricultural and
pa Courses ,ho4 -rt t'i ,3fn4nf tii9V 5if aAl
EThs the ONLY College in the South whtrs Yong Women get
The same course that mea take Nor charge for French Gemai
The ii
VIII Monday
Tier Information
May VI ISL ila,uiDHs IA h. q cAvE,M President
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07
STILL AEgEsAD or .AEE!!3

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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07
Attack on Mr.. Davis

Icn DAVIS. the worn out, pfTyetI out agita-
tor III petticnat fame. has genei soCanada. IL
Is TO he hoped hc viii remain there. Jen's
History OF the Rebolliun il being published IN
England. lie Will remHlr m cnlada IN order
To secure an English copyright Iris plan is
saii To bo feasible because ac is not legally
citizen 81 the United Suites. nor Is he cntit-
leli to citizenship lie Inns Been the prime cause
OF untoid miscrics throughout the entire land
Ne 10 not Ike To speak In unkind terms OF one
50 old. nor tu we desire to waste ammunition
On ono who Is doing his utmust TO discourage
the progress aud advancement of a cline 81
lair as that embraced south OF Mason's line
tits power isgcne yet ltc attempts TO put bar
ricrs IN the way Of the reconstructed men who
are endoayoring ~ forget tho past We are
not IN the habit % wishing any one III luck, as
The ever admired golden rule teaches us b do
unto others as we would that they should do
unto us, however we are willing to confess
that 1t would aiio.d Us the greatest OF pleas
ure ca write thoc obituary OF one SO degraded
within the next fortnight. We have many
good citizens In the country who fought with
inc lictticoat chioftain, but when sub,iued
nave become good men ami dcspisc picking at
old sores mvrlcr to Keep up the unpleasant
agitati0u.- Republican. - Will
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-07

The Reporter says the jailor Of
Henderson loaned adismissed prison.
en- 81 to leave the country and recciv-
ed letter from Louisville the other
day returning the, borrowed money.
His naino was Barmour. el'f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
Itehlag Puca-symptOMa and cure

The symptoms ara moisture, like perspira.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching.
very distressing, particularly at night, as I
pin worms wore crawling in md about the
rrectum; the private parts are sometimes at-
ieoted; If allowed 10 continue serious results
may follow. "Dr, Swayno's All-Healine
Ointment is y pleasant sure cure. Also for
letter, Itch, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ery.
sipelss, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, all ScsIy
Orusty, Outsueous Eruptions. Price 30
cents 3 boxes for SIPS. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt ofprioe in currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
oy DR.. Swayne s. Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, to WHOM letters
hould be addressed. Sola by all prominent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
NOTICE,

Notice ia hereby givon to all parties
concerned that the AnglO-American Land ami
El9lin Association, q corporation charteredby
the laws OF the State of Illinois, will srnlv IL
ihe next legislature Of the State Of Texas for
the enactment of the following special law,
An act authorizing the Anglo American
Land and Claim Association 10 pnrnhsSa ~ w., y
and acquire, and to sell or otherwise aisnoto
OF real and personal property IN tho stato Of
Texas. ~'N'N Va
sncTloN |. BE It cnsetad by tho leqisl,tnr.
OF the State ofTsxaS S'''"'"i
That the Anslo-Americeu Land and CLAIM
association, corporation chartered under
the laws OF the State OF Ilnols for ibs ,,r,osa
OF locating colonlea on land In lie d lGaIo,,9
states and territories OF the United statss, are
chase, hold and asquire, and to seli or o,h.r
the Stale of Texas. NPN''S IN
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this lat dav ora.
uarY, AID, 1881.
JAMES Il. SIMPSON.
Attorney for Applicant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
Our phIIosouv,er.

II Ia only the smoker who can svsroc,
comfort out Of any frame Of mind consequent
On inc "auldea changes" in eur woalhor--
ana OF course homust have good weed "a
render that enjoyment secure. He Is wise
therefore, who buys his cigars at ii Espsnol
smokers parlor. '''''N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

The key nets, tae true inwsrdn,rs, of the
meSssgo in its entirety, il struck in This or
preston Of tho governor, viz; 81 believe.
a. di4 tho founders Of this systsm Of asaS-
elated goyeTnmonts endsr which NO live,
tast these local private and public rights and
lnterstta OF the people of this state can be
best Prstsctod and prometsd BY the local
Nats authorities, and that We
must Faaintain q state gov
ernment so stable and 60 powerful, o. 70
exclude the necessity OF interference with.
or even the supplemSniing of them by Tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
THE DALLAS HERALD FRIDAY MoRrlpG JANUARY 21 bol.

II American statss by voluntary ahaeIStleR,
and not as r purchased territory. Sse 70
.ainsd her vacant lands, and by liberal
SonAtish OF il induced the Building Of rail-
reads, thereby encouraging The settlement
Ara promoting tie prosperity OF tho coua-
try. she has endowed her public FREQ gcho9ls
with over 100000 acres 81 ssbosl la,d';
sack county with four lssgNes Of lard (l17l2
acrss) fSr tSO purposs originally ef erecting
and supporting couuty scSdamY; 81
With 1921 400 scres of lard
enough Of which has hsen ssl9 Ia kggi0 its
fsw the ssylunEs, mQa,io.
deaf AM dumb, blind and orphan, viii o
large amount OF lkSds, over 100000 ST which
are EGll uysels has SGT apart and surveyed
Q, 050,000 acres of land fer q capitol sad
otssr public buildings; set spRrt svcr LII
0G0, coo sores Of land, oUS-hali ct the pre-
cegda Of the SALE Of which ig appropriated Ia
the p8ynsRt of the public GoRt. sud The
ether Salft to the public free tchcol, ard tho
Nhols Of Greer county for Ibo fsu9 purPQ2s;
sad thsrt is Kew attn lon syer 100000
hcroi 81 Inappropriate lands
Texas has gosd body Of lass in thu
min, and thoy are 50 well s'ecnl0l for tbs
protection Of life SID property as Tho con
ditios of LsC country, witn population Of
s,rugs7a ct tiauaily flowing nAts II, and tha
means and q aciea employed, vii p0rnit
with TIA proSpya. Of grNausl impro,o&eat
She SIS system o. Yuhlie free schools or
gsriz &, Is which lhs sca9ls'uc populatioa
ast hssn tauSss l9u months le TIE loa5
upon SR average, over the aials aA& which
p'fAits Incorporated cities sad towns 70 So.
sumo control Of ihsir owr 'chcolt, and, By
consentinE 10 tax themselves, mag have tboir
ccmmor .chaol5taughi IS 'enE ~ they dc,|
tire. in stdiuoa, thNc sro two nerwg'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

Populay monthly draminr Of Il
MONDAY,J JANUARY a, ,eao

Az Aa'salOy'u. rhcotra in the City OF Louis
villa On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

Thirty, count them thirty-Thirty success.
iu'l candidates in North Texas run the rsoe
wearing the Hunstable boot. Wv ''''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
A0NlgIala SAC LelterY Connany

rms Institution was regularly Incorporated
w WE Legislature cttRe State for Educational
aauCharitabl5 purposes IN 1858, for the term NJ
t@t9it-iFe {eAta,t &C. which contract tho inylola-
DlolAltb OF the State 7piedgel which pledge hss
oesn IeneWedby am Overwhelming popular vote,
recurring lis franchise In the new consultation
aHOp5el December 20, a. d. il79, with capi-
tal Or Sl,Nl,Uoi, JoWulCd ID has aimee added a
reserve lunt ot' &c., 0UJ Ilg Grand Single Eum-
bel Dissuoulou VIII take place monthly on the
second tuesday ltuevcr scales on po6tpcnos
LOOK 40 Gle following Distribution.
,.,,.,... CAFIIALP PRIZE $4,000.
lVJWO Tickets Gt Two Dollars eGoh. Half
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
HOTwERlEg.
H On 4
TAKE N0ricrt

9hls Is the only lottery even voted on bv the
n92pla Of q State, and uniera late decision of
tIe u t, Supreme court at Washington, is
me. only Legal Lottery now iu the United
oV.ieS, Hii oshec charters having been re-
opportunity To win fortune. Grand diarlbu
ION, Cleaa b, ut New orleans, Vuegdgy
feNfUnrE' LSSI. 10th Monthly Drawing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
l.tl Ia
-rE uF uuTrra

lle1I Prizes, amounting 20 ..,u.......SllO,4O 400
responsible corresponding agents wanted a I
an points, 10 whom liheral compensation will
ns paid, For further Information, write
express or registered letter or money order by
mall addressed only TO
~ 81 4. DAUPu.N. ew Orleeus, Is,
~ SAN corresr vuence ghould be with
tickets tkemleves are sent, ard never cIre,,-
ls's Offering certificates or puythng elae in.
sIIeeQ' ANY one proposing to C1er anything
SS5i95 ny circular or otherwise on his own be.
NAY .rSs lhst OF the company is swinder.
uluer me supervision OF Genls q. ~ Beaure-
SSFfI,nl "a and Ju9al A. Early. Capital Prize
@lvNOoO. Whole tlc5etqglO.
, 1881-01-13
Withdrawn from storo during Tuoalay TOR
city consumption: l&rJ III wheat, 4,vD7 l cUrt,,

withdrawn trout store during Tuo!day FOR
e!y c'us"ni.'ol' !'s"+a uu "ueas' s'''' III cof"'
~ ha rye, Aso oa oarlcy. ....,..,..
1ho thlo""s ssRs! MIS- 'nspcctct! 'nto storo
Ill tt'S c'ty yestcstlay ihofl'lng; cars NO. y
wlEter whctlt. VI c"rS ho1 sprli1E, III cssrs No. j
us', . enFs sciee'ea' car no etu,se H' 'whhat; VI
cars No. eof't' u e'fs hRh n'sSc'i. III ct'a Fo.
1cstea tM' cofsl; II cafa wnllo oaif Il vt!t8 NO.
m'"os'. ~ chsa reIeelu' ui o!ts'; cur No. rye;
"chra W. ""'lts' ~ enss w. ~, ctt'S Nu D
ao III taf:cyl lfhi .to cnrs, or l'te' h1 III
spected ont: '''9as en wnca1, 4a'o III cor'' s'o's
h'l nuts. 'h:'a oI rye a,lSl bls hurley.
THO lcta!nR rrotlice Inhr9ets were mo!lerate'y
hctssc StstefaAs hiaa ifost ol ihe'l stcH'tS. ine
!cn.t'as tact WIS curry streh8tfl' toslo~cu ny
iailinE hack' wheat Aasn'cetl under tAo re-
cclpt nt news taat tue wl1'scr "heat III ailellF
n''t lnlld1El Inns suffered, MI" Hight receipts
nero. Win ilofo oTdcrs I" my spat "heHt. u
turned hnck nccauso l"fer eables tlhnted a''ll'
t'css IN L'hdoh. other Rr.!'l moved tn syi'1-
Imthy Win Whent, except lhht bntley ~as III
,lepcnduut|y weak. Iii pruvlssnns tho curly
tssit!ciluy wis downward. hncAuso hogs Wero
HlA'tou lpWer, bHt TIC tlt'tnaliu WIS good enough
10 nrAnco prices. especially us It was Gnw1t TINT
very llttlu ess pork Is now hoHk manufactured.
Meas PORK, cloaal lao higher. ut FEt5dal3,s..s
sea'cr ieoruhry anu fld.enaEt"!a ICY h'9Ie!1'
a'''1 c''Ae" ~ ." ~. ,.,Hnu. ~ seteI ~.
ftinry anu ss.asLseua tof aln1Tn. snoft rus
closet! ~ so.M's se'!er al".c1' ntTnis NNeht
e4osess ~ A'Rnct' " m':so o'u seacr feuFnary
ntaa si~ssW.u'a ios Saten' tofn e'nsou -
h'HneF' 1T Msuo o'A ioT feHFnRr5 Mnn t-;s' pu
ios alhy' t9ats cH'aal steRMy ~ "tal'!.ao sea'e
''ahnhfs anu M:tael''te ses'cr a'hy' nye Glnsea
stchsly WIN in'T sfaao III sntnpscs VI Set"'o
Hurley closet! 70 lower ut Sl'u%tlol for NJ y.
ttoKs were Acttv0 ana elnhrtt AtfoiIE III $aEd>IAU
lar 9'aht anu ~ *4'@tsasu lnF MeASy' ta'''o
wero sse9ay Wlth sa'es Ut <s'-1&e9eeos
nry.E00ds JubIura Wero nnt>vcry busy. d
, 1881-01-13
PROVISIONS.

HOG rHONECra--WHso M,nnprntnty nettTn, und
srnIEar, tlu pt auu.a eelo9rls trtk hogs tGu IDw-
ut tho ncnts. Tim result rather fuui-
Ing In product enrly. but tho market tceuysrea
Ilta product 0NoFetl. anh Liverpool rupnrteh
MI utiynnce III s01 cnts Ut Haatp. Ttls packers nre
tut making much lM,tk How, Rtld tho calsunptIys 10.
nlad for lard Hpuaaf1 10 bc TN thu Increase, wIilo
mrAts nca moro wattGA Mth huru nnh IN Europa.
atEsH rnNK-AdyaHced 17}&o per bsl, 1nd claaeG lac
nbuvu thu latest pr.cox Of Tuesstay. EulGx worD rc
rortsd NJ ,u.1 brls sollcr February nt sl:phes Iaa
.7.:tI urls seller Mnruli ut &1l3ItGlllJh; md asa0
hrs npilur AlriltAt sLtasIh.. 'lntn. 81. I'm hr's
;s.5sf YAK ''%HiI i!!'@is il :elIS: FsI;SaaS tla
nstIi- iiraii.is 3i;tSu pcr ITO Ill., .,,,. clnsc 10
nh.lvt tho Atnsl rrCrs tHt lnessny. HHfes wrFt
jftph ~ 3t!i tEs spttt h!1l xn!i0F tIln MlMtt at
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