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Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
FnnsrnI Of Charles CANDY

The funeral OF Charles Candy took
place this morning AZ II o clock iEoln
his late residence, No. 81 West street.
After a few remarks by various mem
beers of the Society Of Friends, the re.
mains were takeu TO the Friends bury
ing ground, Fourth and Wsst streets.
william Massey, Is. Luhdy Kent, l.
G. Kent, william Bancroft, Ezra Eel,
and Thomas Steward acted - pal
hearers,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

A farm adjoining Moorton, contain
ing 1876 acres, has been bough by AL
bert r. HOiiecker Of Jefferson Lewis fol
O., 400.
The "Armstrong" farm on the Black
bird creek, containing $50 acres, has
been sold by John G. Baily to William
Bradley for $4,000. The farm wat
bought nv Mr Baily about two year.
400 for s. 600.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Weccec0e ssOp.

The WeCcacoe bal st the u
Hall tonight promises TO I've q
AFFAIR. Tue object OF tho o.,
raise money enough 80 pure
horse for the hose c.rriaIo'
Taylor Charles Barry have
OF the bail, and will leave :
und0ue to insure success ana {
10 the coutort and happlaes o.
favor the WecGa" boys.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Mr., Emmett Robinson, a native OF
This city, bat Il reaidrut e baltimore
tor number Of YEAR, died al the re-
sldenc. Of L. l.. Roe, CJruor VI FiIth
aud Sfipley streets, !nst evening. HIS
remnIns Will ba tAken " Ba!vlnote tor
interment.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Guaranteed " cure Rheumatism, Neprai
gia Paralyns DiphtherA, Pleuriy, and
radically cure. all diseases where llLiments
can be usel on persons.
Tor lLterns use for Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, On tmus. Pains In the Stomach or BOW
els y se-irom 20 drops to half teaspoon
ful In Ater
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
DR.. OlmnlA' White FUImOnic
RAlnAHM

The leading Lung Remedy of Whining.
ton endorsed by hundreds Of people In
all parts Of the city As the fnest remedy
for coughs, hOarseness, Group, sore
throat, etc, and will positively prevent
consumption If used in time. We could
give references enough to # II this paper
80 cents and flOU. Main Depot, 4th
and King streets. johnson, Holloway
L. Co., G04 Arch street, Philadelphia,
WhOlcssla agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
n A II RIED.

QTIGLEI -GKlIIIIli-rn the lTth 81
January. 1883, 10y Rev. A. \. k,gwIu, at
the residence Of the BRIDE Hr. l'mlp Rng
ley 10 Miss Emma. daughter Of the iHt"
John W. Grlilth.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
snee,,nus andLM uSIin'

You can save mon " toy barr
Inns nov At keHnar ~ Co.'S. !,
eight cent, yarl wide, fine brow
Ii. in this or any other marRo'
yarl. OF IL worth ten cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

The meeting Of the Legislative COM
mireee Of the Levy :. UT which was "
have been he,d to-day war postponed
until Saturday on account OF the mcm.
beers not being on hand.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
,byAlrtN. Oysters, GyStorh

If you WILL TO set tho best ara
freshest Dystera III the market Ro ~
A,nooo# &, II SIMPLIFY ST. %, 80 and
10 cents PER uuart; also Wholesale.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
pHILADsLrHIA, 1911 Grease street.

10 the Prop ielor Of II. Il. II. Medicine:
Having Suffered nearly three thres weeks
with the Neuralgia, be.ng 20 LId enc o. my
arm, ecame paraiyZ:d, TIE doctor could
1--WE me 10 relief tne Of my nsNgebors told
NE VI our "Ce., brateuH. 4 II. .d-dicine. "
fent and got ne bottle, ! found so much
rnIIrt got auotLcr, which made Perfect
cure and ! mort heartily recommend 1t to
eli wn9 are Iike aih icteI. Anyone can learn
tr,ll.e what th.uX o. it. Yours truly,
Mh1> EkNKI BATH.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
Vacclue points.

J. Il. Hartman, druggiSl, .
Poplar, has just received q , 81
fresh vaccine points and qal"'
are reliable.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

has again outraged public opinion in
New York by appointing his own
nephew 10 al important position under
han, being tn" second appointment Of
re .ative already made.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

ours, truly,
JeH- r. JOHNSON.

Something new VIII appear each month IN
relation 70 the merits Of IL. II. II. N edieine'
Eor sa;e ny DruggIsIs and Hed'.
cine dealers generally. IT ySHr
Ityuwuls, hrs NOT got Il. have him
yet IL FOR you, or 40 wncs" y"H can
get >t, don, be rsoH "ifn any In
ISrisg Hrt,rl@. Cec-"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18

Don't fail to SEQ the reg ma,
solid culored hosiery for chiI'n,
duced by Kennard Il Go. to t"c''
cents for all sizes.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-18
D. y. IOMLINSUN,
PROPRIETOR,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

ref-aIe ~ druggists ana medicine dealers
generally,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting News Compilation.
xLyiiitf, Congress-.

NLyffffh Congress,
MOshAY, bee. A-raasfo.. ss..ssil.t
~ noon, ani lhs Hensts was eatlrd a.
arhef w lfeslaeHispfptam. Fafaan1s,
at'et which ile oath Of oiIlua was al
mii'lsiefri y sesafsi nswiy.elecsvd aen.
H''fa' The Hyrsa eas called o. ardsf A
twslee o'cli'ck, $40 nsml,ur. an.wprlae d
,, .hs roy call The talloi fof Speaker 20
s"H,i " ipl votes for Carlisle tDem.t, ia
ief Keller tIlep. J, and scattering. upsn
taking the chair Mr.. Carlisle made a brief
speech, thanking Tho members for The hon.
uf conferred upon him, and Invoklna their
assistance 10 preserving order and faolIl.
tailnE the dispatch u business.
TUESDAY, Dee. l-Bllls were introduced
~ the Acnatei For The removal Of ali dis.
abilities Imposed by the Fourteenth Amend.
fnenti TO provide for The further protection
of colorcd citizens, 10 give National banks
circulation equal 20 ninety pcr cent Of
The market value Of their bond deposits,
Tor the construction Of -four trunk lines
OF postal telegraph radinting from Wash.
ibRton, Tor Bureau Of Labor Statistics
and 10 mako eight hours days work, 10
appropriate $4,000, 900 for tho oduca,,on
OF children, aud to provide pensions for
Union prisoners In the late war The
Presidents message WINS received, In the
House the delegates from ,he Territories
were sworn In, aud after debate on several
contested seats tho mattcr was referred TO
tho Committee on Elections. After tho
organization was completed the Presi.
dents message was received aud read.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. b.-Bllls were intro.
drced In the Senate, To repenl The inter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
ALLEGED RUSSIAN CRUELTY.


An Imprisened NihIlisf, In = Letter writ
tsp In Biesd. Relates . story Of Hsrribis
fniqditis.
LONDON, Dec. ga Paris correspondent
forwards second letter written In blood by
a NIhlIst In the Troubletskol fort II 81.
Petersburg. II describes the narrowing
treatment Of prisoners and says their food
IL ofien moldy end somctiInc1 pulrd.
Dyscniery and scufvy he says arc prevalent,
and the doctors arr afraid 10 touch the %
tienia Few medicines wers prescribed,
and whom oriwed wsre generally counter.
mandcd. The prisoners, tho lettars says
rot away and exhale odo1 OF dad bodies
before life Il extinct
Ths number Of those who 70 mad IN con.
sequences Of their suifeflngs i daily Increa,-
Ing, the madmcn being strapped down and
whipped with the knout by the keeperA
Fierce yrIIs rc~ound throughout the night,
yad many OF the prisoners have committed
suiside II 4 said one woman was outraged
and then polsoned.
Hat, are tho worst enemies Of the prison
en-. A woman with her young babs was
obliged 10 be constantly on the watch aai
fight night and day 70 prevsns she rats from
dsyourlnE the child. The uss Of combs and
snap Il forbidden, and TIE psisnerx esps-
elaliy The women wbo<s hair 3 allowed "
grow, arc literally deyourcd by sefmin.
The jailers are only kind 10 those having
money. The prisoners who refiss 10 fepiy
10 questions are tortured. and casas of ths
violation Of women are frequent The writer
especially appeals % The civilized world IN
behalf Of ne women u The prison. vhoss
situation, he says. b lar worss Than half u
The man
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
sARDIs PANoA COUNTY.


: VS. ths hletloas fna dava iy NJ
Nasts few nights aha Thsfs wtfa lsn
persons m laaft a lha llHa ia Ihe arcl
dsut, aad III psflshed
cHAhLFa . fasgHAs, a recassei,
Mass, who lhfee years as9 maidsfci Ne
founn daughter as . sacrifice le che Lord.
was On The alh committed isf life 70 ihe IN.
sane asyium Al banvefs
IN New YORK. City 4 few days aaa hfr
IN 4 tenement house fatally burned iwo
pefsons, another was ovefemae by smoke,
and fourth lsapci ifpm = lhifd.si0ry
window.
1us suspension of tho Dover AIlk tom.
pany, u Paterson, n. H., with liabilities u
slsa,coo, Is anuuunccd,
A HssoIufl0s was adopted by tic Na
tlonal Temperance Association Al New
YORK on the 9th asking Congress 10 amend
the Constitution 20 ~ 10 prohibit The liquor
traffic.
Tng new bridge over tho Niagara River
was crossed by an engine with several poo.
pie on the 9th, 1ho structure was said 10
have felt as firm n solid ground.
II was reported on the OH from Olourcs.
tor, Mass, that thirty.eight men were lost
by the recent sinking of three fishing
schooncrs, which made the total number
thus far lost In the late gale sixty.oighL
In u speech NJ the annual dinner on the
Tth Of TIM Brooklyn IN. " Revenue Re.
form Club Henry Ward Bcccher, the Pres
ident. strongly advocated the abolition Of
the Tariff laws.
NEAR Castleton, N. Y, n sleeplng.car Of
the Chicago express, on the New York Cen
trail Road, was destroyed by fire on the
7th. One occupant wns fatally burned and
another was taken out unconscious.
0SE Of the largest clothing firms In the
country, Levy Bros. 4 Co., Of New York
City, failed on the 7th for S2,i70,65o.
An appeal has becn issued 10 workngmen
throughout the country by X. A. Phinncy,
President Of the Worklngmen's AssocIa.
tion OF Lynn, Mass, AM an enthusiastic
supporter Of Ben Butler, to organize, call
q National Convention, and make nomi.
nation for President.
Cyrus REED died at Erie, Pa, few
days ago, aged eighty years. He was the
last of the guard Of honor TO Lafayette
when he visited that city In 1874.
VAN BRuRssISo, a tramp musician, who
died at New Haven, Conn, few days ago,
was a Baron in Germany, aud brought
$4,000 to this country, all Of which he lost
at the gaming table.
ANoIInion has been rendered by District
Attorney Peckham, OF New York, 20 the Of.
feet that tho conviction Of liquor.seller
for violating tho law rcvokes his license.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
From Washington.

THE Patent Office has recently refused
patents on clock dIals having twenty.sour
hours on tho face, II being known that in
l0H watch was made on the face OF
which the hours from ono TO twenty.four
appeared on two concentric circles.
The United States mints during Novem.
Der coined an aggregate Of Sj,s2i,aio, OF
which S2,T0,OO0 were silver dollars.
DURING the week ended on the ist tho
exchanges at twenty seven leading clear
ing'houses In the United States aggregated
500, ,SsI, against 500, ~, ,OO3 tho pre-.
vious week, indicating general decline
In business throughout tho country.
RoBfSsos LOCKE, OF Toledo, o., the eldest
ron Of Petroleum V. Nasty. has been ap-
pointed by President Arthur United States
Consul at Newcastle.on.Tync, Eng.
The House OF Representatives Demo.
cratic caucus nominees wero elected on the
ith, as follows; John q. Carlisle, Of Ken.
lucky, Speaker; John y. Clark, OF Mis-
souri,, Clerk; John 7. Lecdom, Of Ohio,
sergeant-at. Arms; J. O. wintersmith, Of
Texas, Doorkoeper; Lycurgus Dalton, oi
Indiana, Postmaster; Rev. John s. Lind.
say, of tho District OF Columbia, Chap
lain.
THE report of the Deputy Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue on the 9Th showed
that the Internal taxes collected during
the present fiscal year were at the rate o.
$4,000, 900 per annum. lie estimated -.
the collections for tho entire year 'Ou'a
amount to.siO, ,001.0DD.
SECRETARY F0LGER transnl-.o 70 ooh'
Fress on the 5th estimate.'' 'ne appro-
pfiations required for thu. .scai year end
ing June %, 1855. I-e total amount Is
s2sl, ia, ,oO5, or 81. eS,2ss less than for the
TuK veteran. Of tho Mexican war held
,hctr tenth -iiual reunion at Washington
on Tho e,L RESOLUTIONS were passed ask
inc co.sress b, grant pensions 10 tho vet-
/ erHns
TsRouGHour the United States and Can.
N tho business failures during the seven
days ended on the 1th numbered 21p,
agHinst 30 the previous week. Tho distri.
button was as follows; New England States,
p; Middle, 30; Western, eli Southern. IS;
Pacific States aud Territories, Is; Canada
and the Provinces, ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
TIDIsGs OF THE MANIsTgE.
A Man Claiming to lie survivor Gives
an Account Of the LoAH of the Vessel.


an Account Of the Lcar of the Vessel.
DuIurn, MInn., Dec. s.--Mr Carlton
has received letter from friend who was
a passenger on the fated ManIsiee "Whsn
tho boat went OUT the letter says, tive en-.
couniercd very heavy gale from The south.
west, and when about twenty miles out
the boat was put about, but could pot
make u. Tho lIfe-boats were taken out
but before they wcfc launched all but ono
were swept away In the storm, and
only nine persons who were on the boat
were allowed 10 get In. We had terrible
time, After the boat went down there was
nothing but q wide expanse Of water before
us. Wa rolled around on tho turbulent
waves cold, wet and hungry for three days,
and ono by one the walls dropped on, death
having come 10 their relief. Some Of them
were iroian 10 death, while some died from
Captain Mckay never left tho boat, but
wrapped himself up In his heavy oyercoat
and remarked: 4 win never leave the boat
until the last soul Il Oh. am Captain OF
this boat and II she Is coffin for anybody
she will be my coffin After the men had
left tho boat the Manlstec made one plunge
under the waves, and that was Tho last OF
her. When we left ibc vessel there
wero the crew and ten or eleven
passengers on board. and out Of
those who started out In the boaS
only tree were saved and reached Ifough-
ton. The wreck occurred on Eagle IIarbof,
and there was no possible chance Of saving
tho vessel under tho circumstances At tlis
last, whom everybody knew there was no
hope Capt Mckay gave his orders Just ~
cool and coIlectedly as II no was on land.v
A body lloated near tho shore At Pigeon
River, and frulilesz endeayors vere made
10 secure II II ssnpposed 10 be q corpse
from tho Manlstee, but was not identified
In ANY way.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15
LATER.

THE German Crown Prince was ban.
lueted the evening of the Och at Seville.
TnE Mount Hickory Rolling Mill.
Erie. Pa, was totally destroyed by IRE
The morning Of the 9th.
Ar New Haven. Conn, the Salvation
Army has openly dehsd the authorities Of
The city.
TnE Union Rolling Mil at Cleveland.
o., was damaged 5000 BY hro the morn
Ing Of the OH.
SENATOR INGALLS, will bring forward
bill 70 regulate the wire fence business on
the frontier.
Tng puddlers at Lancaster, Pa. have
been notified Of reduction In wages 70
take effect December Is.
TnE New York Central Labor Union
calls on the President 20 uss his good Offices
In behalf Of O'Donnsii.
MAITLAND cotion.mill owners say
the hn-in-ss outlook iH The leas, sa,isfac-
tory they have ever known.
EXPOSURE Is made Of q corrupt ring
of contractors in eonasctloa with the New
York Department Of Pub Ir Works.
TnE extension of the bonded period
on spirits is 70 10 made q prominent fes.
ture of the coming Congressional business.
TnE German Grown Prince will
shortly make visit to the Pope.
WINNIPEG. D. G., Is beginning 10 talk
about secession.
TnE United Sats Treasury now
holds sl'7. IN, ,aoT cash.
fEyrns prevail among the French
troops IN Madagascar.
BRfrisu COLUMBIA i taking steps TO
keep cut Chinese immigrants.
THE French have reconnoitrcd within
two miles and half Of fssc Ninh
fRoeErDiSgs have begun for dissolu
ton II The charter of the Produce Bank Of
rew Tort for impairment II capital.
Tun New York Beard Of Aldermen
hes called Cos statistic. regarding damage
70 life ard property ny electric Hight wires.
BKs Bnows. . colored waiter has
b>en arrested al waz-shary. conn.. fee
stealing fs.eo worth of diamonds from The
Eldfids> mansion.
THksk viii probably Be no reofgaaI-
rssion of senate ofsssr. till after sss ksll.
dsy.
cozsssssxAx FrxExrr's Chicago
s-~sp.p-r pr~dies- -sr- dynamite isr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

GOVERNOR PArrfsos, Of Pennsylvania,
sont message TO tho legislature on the
ish ve,oing ell appropriation bills, save
those sections providing for employees sal.
aries, basing bis action on tho fact that the
legislators failed to accomplish the pur-
poses Of the extra session Tue Legislature
passed the hill over tho veto.
TaR American Anti-slavery Society eel
eirated the scmi.crnssnary of it, organi'
Ea,ion on the .sb. At pbiIsdelphia. John
parvis. -se of the three survivors Of the
o-A-fnsl society. opened The meeting. The
other two survivors are John q. Whittier
and Eiisur Wright.
PETITIONS are being circulated b Con.
Erszs by the Psnnsylvania knights Of
Labor against The importation Of foreign
lsbor under The contract system
IL compliance with an order Of the So.
prems Court ex-sovernor sprsgue. Of
Rhode Island, on the an surrendered pos
session OF the Quidneck Mills.
Jepss DEssr. Of Lancaster. Pa, WIN q
fss days ago shot and killed James II. An
derxon, was acquitted by jury on the ith,
on the grounds Of seIf-defense.
Az organization formed by Frccsrz'
CLERKS In New York City 10 rob their en-
ploysrs. each member being required TO
obtain SIS per month and deposit Il with
The secretary, was discovered on the Oh.
At s,smhsu<h. Pa. mine explosion
The other evening killed one man and In
jurrd six others Ths ecncu<.ion leveled
pillars in tbe mine. upset cars, and sxtin-
Kuished the lights.
THr failure Of 4 n. ueyerhrrx q Co..
silk manufacturers 81 New yrk and fIo-
hsk-n, for ssao.cnn. SIS reported e ne
ish. The firm smplaysd fosr hundred p><.
sons.
AT Yale College. New Hsvsr. tvo stu-
s<ntz have died frs= TYPHOID fever. ed
nunl,-r wers IA On TIE f<h from neisFi&l
FEVER. TIE professors eisin<d thet -
sssrr.rs vs< rerf-<4
Tns trisl q Jsnes rsss fr ~ n1r1R
q Captain Dak<s 80 r1mu<a<<6 = unies-
isun. Pa. o. ~ -. - o1ly t>ree 5usu
81 Sc panel Il z=zs=z ss'f = zzzz=z
- $780, = - = AIn111n11 60
b -. 1nn1olsro u1r1v1
KmruD 4 uf11<n61 <I11vyu11l = p
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

iaa, hHs ihlif Ffsitsd d ~ fafs
aiftai aai disappeared
THs ssseuilan " AaMss n Underwood,
~ mHfieflaa llai'sit q teudnaiaai. .
wealihr flaHief, iook flss A bafisnsila.
Afk,t eH NE ~
Hseeefs received m the Nv ifom iiii.
nHla, ilsH, lnilsua, kaHsss AMI Nebraska
stated thai w corn efup waf IN teff
hlafHHf#HluR condition. mHfh N n having
hneuaF heated aad seellei IN the cribs
1hs fanRe ~ pfitu4 averaged ifau thirty
" forty eents pef msbei, Many farmers,
v vas said, we're, 70 a great eSieul, feed
Ing The crop " their stock.
A anti providing faf granting divorces
WAS defeated W ihe State Henate N Aoulh
Carolina On ihe itl liy vate " sixteen 10
illtaea. Houih Carolina il ths only Alata
iu The Union In which thsfo u no legal
method for dlsiolving the marriage tis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

Ths Passengers nesess1 y chsrvlss .
Hole u shs stAs 81 The Csaeh.

moie " ne We ~ shs Csoen<
Tnor. n. r., Dee. a-~At ons s'cIoch
yesterday morning. willis shs Iais Nsu YorE
express on tho NV York Central Z IIudson
Road wss passing . point short lhsapcs
south Of csssislon. Are was discovered n ~
slseplngcar attached 70 ths inIA Tn
flames wers nnt noticed n ihe lefIm|
parios. The tzaln Vas run late Caolis1nn
and stopped. and the ps<sengou vsrs
hurried eat Of the burning car. Al -
rspef injury with The exception Of one nan,
who was tefnbly fo>ated n hh tuE1h II
was taken 10 The hsi<I. whers y pov IL
In adyinx csodlilon- HI naus 3 ~ knovn.
Another man lost hIz hsi, IN which - ~
placed $50. Tbs 6rs depertmeuk M
called out The flames were sxfinsu|1hed
altar The caf had bsrn alnosl uinok Ikmu
were twelve passrngen aa1soo = ~
car when ths nrs ~ dIsnDSu14 ~
The utmost eone1srna1ioa pguTniIo1
regr Of The pss.enses vsis a1lsep
and were almost saaoea1ed n ~ suckD
h>fosv aronssi- Ths doprs of NJ 81 wu1o
found locked, md W. vIndews fns1rnof
down. An n uaa obninef anf an ornnlnr
cut through NJ atis q ~ sss y uhiek
c>csps wss effected Two ~ u91 snmo.
what bruisef ani - overuuue " nmok1
that 4 vss deeused ~ b lave o. = G
hotel u Csslletpn r. q Mnphv. =
buffalo. a<sns q ~ NIc1otrIn(c ~
rod, VA also hnst NJ ~ eusisun1y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

TnN hHnatA ahhsiaia M "a HsHmhffa aud ~
llnutH IF Ha the nHHfeFahfr ~ NE HfnHlH
h eumplefe w ihN iiuasA thrfH ~ iNp ~
slttl esusad W w. frfusal ~ tHn Man
hlHa ~ pfeaeni w. fffHHfaif iHf ne est
Ntiah s contested w James Il helwels ~
other is the erffnW HlsffFl ~ ffflhial
caused ~ lHH aIrunirfHt u Heyif# va ~.
runiplsfH roll N lha ihainlHfshlr " both
houses
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-12-15

cmcAso. Dse "A me ~, luuln
yeas of - enplsysf h - Ne1lunn1
Life lnssrnass belIflnE ~ aIl1ln6 ~
lIks dawn ~ bnsnir1rA vhm ~ nfrcf
he hsld an fril ~ e1Dg>A clrl11n9 -
head sn ~ s11uo ~ hr11u. m -
sss bs<sinly eu11e1 - - ~ ~
kslIdin4 apDn1u1 = krDv ~ U1|I Il ~
~ - - suvr1111 = - c1@U]I i
esus = ~ o1l1M ~ ~ - ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-05-17

Advices from the cattle-raising region
of the Southwest indicate unusual activ-
ity in preparing for market. The grass
is starting well, and the cattle are in
splendid order. 1t is estimated that not
less than zoe, 900 head will be congrega-
ted in the Cherokee Nation alone. Prices
are high, yearlings ranging from s12 to
SIS, and older ones in proportion.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-05-17
AHdrain County Fair.

The advance sheets of the pro-
gramme for the chief features of the
next Audrain County Fair are now
out. We notice the following con-
corning the speed rings:
FIRST DAY-Tuesday, Sept. Is.
No. 1-Trotting, three minute class,
500; 60 to LIST, 80 to I'd, 10 to Sd.
No. Running, three quarter mile heat,
SIS; so to LIST, 25 10 End.
No. drumming, quarter mile heats,
$50; So to LIST, Is to End.
SECOND DAY-Wednesday, Sept. 10.
No. 4-Trotting, 2:40 class, 1925; 60 to
LIST, 80 to End. 10 to 3rd, and 25 for the
fastest heat, if trotted under 2:40
No. 5-Running, mile dash s75; SO to
LIST, % to End.
No. 6-Running, sshalf-mile heats s75;
so to 1st, % to End.
THIRD DAY-Thursday, Sept. goth.
No. 7-Trotting, free-for-all, $3.50;
l20 to LIST, 60 to End, 20 to 3rd, and 50 fol
the fastest heat, if trotted under 2:3O
No. Stunning, mile heats, 800; 6;
to LIST, So to End.
No. drumming, half-mile dash, $50;
45 to 1st, Is to End.
FOURTH DAY-Friday, Sept. 2lst.
No. I0-Pacing, free-for-all, 1925; e
to 1st, so to End, 10 to 3rd. and % i
paced better than $3.50
No. ~11-Running, mile dash, s75; so t.
LIST, % to End.
No. l2-Running, half-mile heats, SIS:
30 to LIST, % to End.
FIFTH DAY-Saturday, Sept. 22nd.
No. 13-Trotting, 2:S5 class, sl25; e.
to LIST, 80 to End, 10 to 3rd, and % if trot-
ted better than 2:35.
No.14-Novelty race, 800; first to quar-
ter, Is; to half mile, 20, to three-quarte
mile, so; tomile So.
Entries for trotting and pacing clos
September 9th, at II P. NJ; for running
evening before races, at 6 P. NJ.
Address, JNo. J. STEELE, Sec'y,
Mexico, Missouri