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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16
Attachment, Notice.

before P Quigley, J.. P. for Shelby county,
Tenn,-A v Walden vs II Reynolds.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1885 Of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property OF the defendant, II Reynolds, and
Anidavit having been made that defendant IL
indebted 10 the plaintiff In the sum u
go 30, due by account and that the claim
ia Just, and that the defendant Is non.
resident Of the State OF lonnessoe;
II Is therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearance before me on
the 10th day Of November, 1888, at II o'clool
m, at my office, No. IS Adams street
Memphis, Tennessee. and defend sale
attachment suit within the time prescribed
By law, or the same will be pro
ooeded with ox-parte; and that a copy Of TIL
order DO published once q week for foul
WOeks Ia the Public Ledger.
This the 18th dAy OF October, 1883,
SuTSS PJ QUIdLEY, P,
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Application for rates to clubs should 30
made only to the Office ofthe Company In New
0rlesns.
FOR further inform alton, write clearly, Kiv-
ing full address, Make P. y. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La.
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary letters By
Mail or Gpre5s TALL sans Of IS and upwards
By Express at our expense) TO
n A. DAUPHIN,
or n. A. DAUPHgN,
COZ seventh st., Washington, u. q.
Or at West Court street. Memphis, Tenn.
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THURSDAY, OCT. Is. 1893.
1857 Prizes,
1857 Prizes, $1,000
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, $50. So Tickets. 500,


Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send by Express, DON'T SEND BY REGIS
TERED LETTER OR P0ST0FFlCK Or
DER, until further notice. ORDERS Of s.
expense. Address all orders 10 j. j. DOUa-
LAS. Lnuiavilla. kY. lh5xrrviiilhh
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CATARRM or THE BLADDER.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all
kidney and urinary complaints, cured
by "Buchu .paiba," 81.
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[!1!.!N,B
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
InVegtlRafe I'm Your.n1vn11

I'VE do hereby certify that we SUPER
wise the arrangements for all the Month
ly and Semi-Annual Drawings OF The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in
person manage and control the Drawings
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize
the Company TO use this certificate, with
iac-slmiles Of our signatures attached, in
It's advertisements
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-16
Nonresident Notice.

No S727-In the Chanoery Court Of Shelby
County, Tennesse--Ju LAKe, by next
friend, etc. VS. Josh Jefferson OF al.
I \ appearing from affidavit in this cause
/ that the defendants, Walter W Jefferson
and John w jefferson are non-rendents Of
the State Of Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county In Memphis, Tennessee, on OF
before the first Monday In December, 1888
and plead, answer OF demur TO complain.
ant bill, or the zane will DO taken fol
confessed as 10 them and set for hearing ex
parte, and that COPY Of this order b,
published once week, for four successive
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of October, 1888.
A COPY Attest;
ROBERT ]. BLACK, @. AM.
By NJ Bradley, d. .. a NJ.
Harris, Turley 4 Freeman, solicitor 70
comps 30 ~ ~ 81
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Saturday, the goth day of OctO-
her, 1883,

at the southwest corner Of Main and Madi-
son streets. 10 tho City Of Memphis, TaEiog
District Of shelby county, Tennessee, between
the hours Of II a. IN. / clock p m oder and
SELL at puolic cutlery, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following lot Of land with the
improvements, in said City Of Memphis,
described az follows, to-wit: Lot No. s., in
Block IS, In South Memphis, beginning at a
point on the south side OF Pontotoc street rs
feet east OF the punt Of intersection OF the
said south side Of Pontotoc street, with the
east line Of Mulberry street; thence east on
and with the said south line Of Pont0toc
IT Get so feet; thence south LEO feet; thence
west parallel with Pontotoo street 50 feet;
thence north parallel with Mulberry street.
$50 feet to the beginning.
The equity Of redemption Is waived and the
purchaser gets the absolute title in fee. Ii
tie has been approved, but | sell and convey
In the character Of Trustee only.
Sale begins at II o 'clock IN.
September 81, los
CHAS. N. GR0SVEN0R, Trustee.
M. B. TreEevant. Attorney. 2i2
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

-
No, 1878, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county Z G Ray, guardian, vs. W E Wal
dram ct al.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause, on the
Sd day Of October, So, Nj B 40, p 40, will
sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder,
in front Of the Clerk and Masters office,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, October pa, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis, shell
by county, Tennessee, to-Wit.
The west az TIA feet of Lot o, Block a,
South Memphis, fronting on the south side Of
anoe street AZ IL feet and running thence
soutbwardly between parallel lines 200 feet,
and being the same Lot No. 3 on plan of
partition and allotted TO VIM \ Waldrau in
case VIM Waldran VS. Emma J Johnston,
No. M, R d, First Chaucery Court.
Terms Of bale.-0ne half cash, balance
in six months; ote with goo1 personal So
curity; lien retained, etc.
This October 5, 1888.
X. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
| By Geo Mallory, D Q 4 NJ.
Poston 4 Poston, L " Humes. solicitors,
81 3642 IS
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trustees Sale Of X cal Estate.

DUFSUANT to the powers in me vested as
j. the succeeding ustee 10 John A. Holt,
deceased under the pr visions Of certain
decd OF trust executed October II, 1876, to Sc
cure an Indebtedness. therein mentioned,
which said dged is of record in the bhelby
County Registers Office in Book ia, page $50;
and whereas deiauls has been made IN the
payments due under the said trust deed; and
whereas have been requested by the bene
hciary hereunder TO sell the land In said
trust deed described for the satisfaction Of
truEtee on
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eiLnlAD r,@e ,er1t
InssapeaGs, onlo 3 soal ~,-,,r, y
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ST. FINLEY, Ticket Agent.
STEVENS, Pass. Agent.
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'tIsSliS1I!IlIsS
l!IfI3iY
100000 FOR az,

\ Regular Monthly Drawing will
IN take place in the Masonic Hall, Ma
~ sonic Temple building, In Louisville,
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Incorporated In 1853 for IS years By the Log
islature for Educational and Charitable pur
po9es-gith a capital Of 81. 200, 000-eO Whioht
'e1erve fund Of 1850, 900 has since boon added
" an overwhelming popular vote its fran
shise was made a part Of the present State
U2nstitution adopted December "a, A. D., 1879.
me only Lottery ever voted on and indors-
Cd by the people Of any State.
IL never scales or p0stpOneg.
ltg brand single n umber Drawings
will take Diacs monthly
AHLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNEi
ELENE lTH GRAND DRAW ING. CLASS L,
u New Jrleans, Tuesday. November IS, 1885
led Monthly Drawing.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
I0O, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each,
fraotlOns, in RIfths in nrOnortlOn.
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WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE follow.
ing is the wild Western way in which q
Montana postmaster replies to an oflicia
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28
SCHELL CITY SIFTINGS.

Correspondence of the Bazoo.
SCHELL CITY, August "a. -.
The millinery firm of Dawson & Ma.
son sold out Thursday to Woody & Co.
Gene Higbee and Fred DariOw took
in the camp meeting Wednesday evening.
-Leck Dudley, one OF Schell's stock
men, is in Cedar county this week buying
stock.
Geo Parker and Will Crow have made
arrangements to take in Monegaw Springs
sunday.
Miss Brown, of Clinton, is stopping
This week With her sister, Mrs w. H..
Vaughn.
Miss Lula Vaughn. who has been Wis
iting at Taborville the past week, returned
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Postlewait, who has been spend
ing a few days at Eldorado Springs, re
turned Thursday evening.
A bubble party was given by the Misses
Barbara and Daisy Winters at their
mothers residence on Second street, last
night. The attendants were Misses Rosa
Maus, Jessie Brown, Lula Vaughn, Jennie
Strong, Bessie Cash, Kate Edmonson, EN-.
ma Cunning, Lizzie Higbee, Mollie and
Annie Atkins and Messrs. H. L. Swan,
r. Harris, A. A. Msus. WIS. Thompson
w. " Herrick, ]. w. Sellers. d. w. Gun
ming, DR.. r d. Haire and II. G. Cunning
ham. The bubble blowing was immense.
Dave Cunning taking the blue ribbon.
After the blow came the refreshments,
which were all that the most fastidious
could desire; and then the social games,
such rs cribbsge euchre, etc. The fortune
telling was especially enjoyed BY the ladies.
All who participated join US in saying the
party was q success in every respect,
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WASHINGTON.
An Abstract of the Lawyers
Briefs in the Case Of
Architect Hill.

Washington, August 2o.-Ihe National
Republican, this forenoon, under display
hr-d-Iine, kicked Again by Coleman"
prints AN abstract of l,S,ers' briefs in the
case Of Supervising Architect Hill. Te-
TONS brief is a succinct history Of the in
vesiigation, and the statement of points
involved, viewed from Hills standpoint,
About two-thir.ls Of the argument is the
exposition of the granite contract and ex.
PLANTATION of the contract system in vogue
in the architects office. He goes into granite
feature with much particularly, and lays
| respects to Ex-Cungressman Murch in a
decidedly pointed manner. The witnesses,
March and Sieinmetz, and others, are ar.
raigned for s.lfsh Misrepresentation of
facts, and the commission is asked to disre-
gard The testimony of these gents. In
making mp the report he
treats the contracts for putting apparatus
exclusively, nor touching in any other
points. He quotes literally from pointed
testimony, and draws conclusions Iherefrom
to establish the innocence of his clients of
completely in scheme to swindle the gov
eenment through COLLISION with the super
vising architect.
Mr. Cameron in his brief, after stating
that the secretary Of the treasury, who set
the in .estigalion on foot, did nothing to
aid or assist, but on the contrary did all 10
his power 10 hinder, delay and embarrass
it. He reviews the granite contracts for the
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Hartford buildings, aud
shows that of 100000 paid out
on recommendation of Architect Hill
that the secretary SO appointed and ap-
proved of the work, and that on his report
all Was paid in full, and that Newton then
resigned and entered the employ of firm
at an increased compensation; that work
so inspected was shown by The testimony
of M.ssrs. Woodman and King, of Chi
cage, not 10 have been according to speci-
fcations. We propose, says Coleman, to
be very minute in examining the testimony
in this part of the ease, beer use some wit
nes.es have committed wilful and corrupt
perjury, and while l am willing in the trial
OF the case to take almos, everything from
the opposite counsel, and when trial is over
to forget and forgive, never did and never
were Set down under attempt to swear me
out of court by The evidence OF perjured
witnesses. This committee may look at
this matter as they choose. This question
as to whether or not this heating apparatus
which was inspected by this young man
complies with the specifications is a ques
tion which, no matter how his committee
may determine in regard to it, propose to
have Investigated elsewhere, SO there will be
no doubts in the minds of anyone whether
one of the witnesses for the defense has COM
mitted perjury. In conclusion Coleman
asserts he has proved corrupt conspiracy
in spite of the opposition of the treasury
department He thanks the members oil
the commission PERSONALLY for courteous
treatment.
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WELL PLEASED. I"
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic il q Delightful
Remedy.

"Your GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER Tonic
is q splendid blood purifier and liver cor
rector. 1 am well pleased with its effects. {"
John o. Aiken, Kansas City, Mo.
81 have used MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD
AND LIVER ToSIc for Constipation and
Bilicusness, and found it delightful and
effective remedy."-G. A. Ryan, Moline,
Ills.
"Three bottles uf MARsH's GOLDEN
BLOOD AND LIVER Tonic cured me of .
bad Scrofulous humor and Kidney trouble.
1t is an unequalled blood purifier.
E. Brown, Denver, Col.
MARsH's GOLDEN BLOOD AND Liver
Tonic, the great Blood, Liver, Kidney,
Stomach and Bowel corrector, and MARsH's
GOLDEN BAIsAM, the famous Throat and
Lung medicine, are for sale at Thos. J..
Fletcher's Gem drug store, Sedalia.
Large bottles 50 cents and d.
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noblemen, and princes upon condi.
ton that they 60 out of the business O
distributing beer to the customers Of
retail lager merchants and 60 into the
business of consuming beer. That
would not only relieve American Ia
borers Of ruinous competition, but give
them more work to, do which. according
to protection philosophy. is the great
desideratum. In the second place, il
is known that many Chinese are work
ing their way into the country by way
of British Columbia, in spite of the
vigilance Of our authorities. Now, We
can take the appropriation aforesaid
and pay the alien nobility of the sa-
looms to serve as a frontier guard to
keep out the Chinese. In this way,
also. We would be killing two birds
with one stone keeping out pauper
princes and Chinese cheap laborers at
one and the same time from the
fields sacredly appropriated to dig.
niied American labor. As safe
guard against future incursions from
Europe, it might be advisable, fur
Their, to motif ythe German and Rus
sian governments to keep their pau.
per army officers, noblemen, and
princes at home, or we will retaliate
by sending them some ship-loads of
Sioux and Apaches.
There are other and more alarming
aspects of this tremendous subject, but
as they will readily occur to any fer.
tile mind, and as the minds of the
BAzoo readers are all presumed to be
fertile. they need not be presented
here. Suffice it merely to suggest
that there may be a deep-laid con-
spiracy among Europe despotisms
and American saloon-keeaers to place
a Russian prince on the American
throne, crowned with q SCHOONER"
and sceptered with a spigot.
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CHICAGO, August Is.
FLOUR-Market quiet and regular
WHEAf-Unsettleda and lower; 81 o Or August;
Sl0lH September; 81 0es49l 0254 OctOber:$i O41l
VI 04ss NOvembe 81 on year. No. spring 81 0O1A;
No 9o993; winter 81 t61a
CORN-Market quiet and easier; 5O76 cash and
August; 5c1s05oA September; 4gs4@4yT october;
471s0lS November; 46946H year
ItOATS-Market steady at 27c cash ndAugust; 26N
es.6s September; 2s4 October; 265s Novem-
Der: 20 year
RYE-Market lower at 56I
BARi.EY-Market dull at 6213 September.
PORk-Market fair demand; $ll g21l@l2 90
cash and August S1l S21a0ll IS September; xl2 e5
@Sl2 071a October; 81 65@ll 70 Novemb r; $ll 55@
III 60 year.
LARD-Market quiet and steady;SS 35@s 37H
cash august, and September; s. s21z9S IS October;
s. lo9S l211 November; So U2h9S rs year.
BULK MEATS-Steady;; shoulders, S. rs; short
ribs, S. 80; clear sides. 81 10.
flax SEED-Market steady at 81 81.
bUTTER-Market quiet.
EGGStMarket quiet.
WHISKY-Steady and unchanged.
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ST.. LOUIS. August 25.
FLCUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Msrket lower; No. red 81 O45S91 O5;
cash and August; 81 05sS September; I 0SZ Octo-
Der; 81 lOH November; l0N year; No. 8 red,
TGa9S.
COEN-Market about steady; 451a@46N cash;
iSN bid August; 45s4S5N September; a614@
46G October; 4iA year.
OATs-Market lower; 26A@27 cash; 25A Ser-
tember25H October; 25H year.
RIE-Market lower at SIC.
BARLEY-NO market
LEAD1Markpt quiet &c.
CORN MEAI-Market lower at GO 90
BUTrER-Market quiet; unchanged.
EGGS-Market gu ct +; unchangd d.
WH1SKY-Steadv At 81 II.
PROVISIONS-Very slow and unchanged.
PORK-Market $l2 OOsz@$J2 IS job lots cash of
fered IL OO; January 81 IS bid.
BACON--Slow and lower; long clear s. 121l@
" p; short clear Wt's; short ribs sold September
for 81 No; shOr: clear for s. 80.
BULK MEATS-Marke' nominal and lower.
LARD-Market nominal at re.
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The disabled soldiers" of Ohio Or
ganized society on July q. viii
headquarters at Columbus. in whicin
city they will hold meeting on Sei'-
TENDER 5. The purpose of the society
as expressed in its published resolu-
tons, is to afford to its members al,
averue of mutual assistance and Il
medium for securing recognition u
their claims to National assistance
They hold that the reduction of inter
nal revenue was an act of injustice,
inasmuch ss it postpones the day Of
their belief; they demand that congress
shall re-enact the law allowing ar.
rears of pensions, and they declare
that their interests have been injured
by "the persistent and disloyal howl
of many of the newspapers of our
whose constant cry is that
frauds are being perpetrated upon the
treasury in the name of doing justice
to the deserving" Just how many of
s'the disabled soldiers" of Ohio this
society can rightly claim to represent
will probably be better known after
the September meeting.
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A Scene on the Cars.

Across the aisle FROM M rode loving
couple. The trip was six hours long, all by
daylight, and this pair were as nearly one
as the laws Of physique and space would
permit. She reclined ON his shoulder for
maps, and changed her position when awake
without getting much farther from him.
Their hands were clasped a god deal, and
al,ogether-so remarked to my travelling
compAniOu-they gave no room for doubt
that they were husband and wife. called
attention to their entire lack of shsmefaced-
ness. their calm disregard of observation,
as sufficie proof of marital relationship
They had the unspeakable air of being able,
il required. to show documentary evidence
Of the right to do what they were
doing. So palpable was this to the other
passengers that no particular attention
was paid TO their ccdling, whereas, if there
had been the slightest indication of senti-
mentality, all eye, would have been fixed
upon them So justi6able was their con.
duct ceemed that nobody but myself, prob
ably noticed that they drew apart on the
train approaching the Grand Central de-
pot, that she smoothed her toilet while he
grew quite deferential. Then heard him
say something that refuted my conception
OF them
"Will your husband be at the depot
waiting for YOU? he asked.
20 yes" she replied; che is always atten.
tive"
And all the time she looked too innocent
to deceive, much less to succeed at it to
fOOling a woman AS she had me. II is easy
enough TO set the best of an absent husband
but not often is it possible to hoodwink a
present member Of your own sex.-Clara
Bellies letter
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NEW YORK, August Is.
FI.OUR-Market dull.
WHEAT. ash nc lower; options 3s@5xc lower;
closing steadier; ungraded red 81 GOAL %: No 3
do 81 1881 H1aa,No. 2 red, 81 1S140sl 1917; ele.
vator 81 1901 2014; afOat ungraded white 91c6
81 81; NO2 red August sales "a O00 bushels at 81 Is
al 1914 closing at 81 1914; September sales BIZ
900 bushels at 81 1891 III, closing at 81 1914;
October sales, 10000 bushels at 81 1901 1897;
closing NJ 81 1917.
CORN-Cash opened firm; closed shade lower;
options NOS lever; dull U graded 59@S5; No.
629621a; No. 2 647aa6514; ahOat No. white s6c;
No.. August, Ssss(9631I.c: closing 6315; September
621s@63E; closing 627a; October, 636s63L; closing
at 63; October A9l higher
OATS-Market mixed western 3603S; white 40
GAS.
COrFEE-Market firm.
SUGAR-Quiet and steady.
INCONSISTENCIES dull.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dull; united 81 O6N
TALi.OW-Market firm at Sc.
TUkPENTINE-Market steady.
RiCE-Market steady.
EGGS-Market quiet and sts ady; 22@22%.
LARD-Market dull heavy; IS rs cash;s 70 Sep
TENDER and October -
BCTrER-MaIket quiet. ~
BAkLEY-Market not quoted.
CHEESE-Market quiet.
LEAD-Market dull and weak; common a 2O@
AIS.
LEATHER-Mark-t firm at 2lL925Z
PORK-Market steady and nominal
PROVlSIONS-Market quiet and unchanged,
only small jObbing trade done.
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Persons who have never ceased to
regret that they failed to see the Maid
of the Mist rush through the whhl.
pool rapids and the whirlpool will
probably be able to enjoy . similar
spectacle in the near future. 1t IL re.
ported that eight citizens Of Suspen-
sion Bridge have purchased . double
6ecked scow built of strong oak timber
which they intend to refashion into
the general style of . small steamboat
and send through the rapids with
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Mr.. Bruoghton, keeper of the gov
ernm. mt lighthouse at st. Joseph,
Michigan, appears to an ofice-holder
of great tenacity. He neither dies,
resigns, or permits himself to be kick
ed out. Some time ago the secre-
tary of the treasury ordered his re-
moval and the appointment of another
maj in his place. An amateur Office
holder, an office holder lacking in age
and experience, might look upon such
an order as an unmistakable bounce.
and get out. Bat Mr.. Broughton,
who has evidently devoted many
years TO office:holding, does no such
thing. He has determined to hold
the lighthouse, and a letter he has
lately written coolly Informs Thu
Washington authorities that he is III
possession and does not intend I"
make way for a successor. Will
the government appoiptee stand.
dumb at such stupendeus impudenc.
Mr.. Broughton goes along in the PEI
Torrance of his duties just as if the
lighthouse was his own and he knew
that the United States navy was no
big enough to dislodge him.
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Money MARKET.
NEW YORK. August 25
MONEY-GOod supply at 111z92; closing offered
ae ~
PRIME PAPER-5H@Skc.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Market extra quiet
at 81 S214; demand, - Sc.
GOvERNMETS-Firm; state bonds dull
RAILROAD BONDS-Lower: Denver consos
N ade further decline to 7J5z, but closed ut n.
STATE SECURITIES-Market dull.
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;DALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, AUGUST % 1888

dashed rudder and nobody on board.
The experiment will be made, probab-
ly, during the first week in Septem-
Der, but the exact date has not yet
been fixed.
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81 am truly thankful that ever used
used d. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, for they cured my periodical head
ache" Mrs. ]. r Paddison, Point Cas-
we'll, n c. Fifty cents at druggists.
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Kansas City Live aeoek Market.

kANsAs Cry, August Is.
The Live Stock indicator reports:
CATTLE-Market frmer and shade higher; ma
tive smOo hi 800 TO 400 pOunGs slling a: 5 l0@
60; stockers and feeders selling at So 4e@4 %;
common selling at 81 SO to 8 10; Texas steers 1000
pounds selling AT s. 10
HOGS-Market irmer and 10c higher for heavy;
light shade higber;salesranged selling 81 60 to
S. Us; light 81 IS to S. 05; mixed 81 80 to "a 80;
heavy 81 IS to 4 70.
SHEEP-Natives averaging 81 pounds sold at
g l2H.