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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03
Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rcv. II. Wissler, pas
tor. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening"
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
Wednesday evening. Regular services by
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church-R w. G. Wire, pas
tor. Services Sunday 10 A. NJ and $50 p.
NJ. Sunday School, 2. P NJ. Prayer Meet.
ing, Wednesday. Gas P. NJ.
Protestant Episcopal Church-Rev En-
cat McGill, Rector. Services Sunday, 10 A.
NJ and s15 P. NJ. Sunday School, 900 p.
Moravan Church, (Mcchanicstown) Rev.
E. w Shields, Pastor. Preaching every sun
day, alternating morning and evening"
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening. Sun
day School o'clock, a. H.
Moravan Church (Graccham) Rev. e. w.
Shields, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
Ladies Sewing Circle every Thursday
evening at the Parsonage.
United Brethren Church-Mits Society
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School 9 p NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
pulpit
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. D.
Haskell Pastor. Services every alternate
unday at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School 8 A. N
PRAYER Meeting every alternate Sunday at z
p NJ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03
A FoOlhardy Exploit.

When in Garfbaldls British legion at
the bombardment of Capua, a soldier,
who afterward became Brigadier Gener-
al Maclver, was challenged for bas-
'ket of wine to show himself over the
breastworks "for one short minute"
The next minute be sprang on the par
apet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the bullets around him and there he
stood as candy as if on parade, firing
and roloading, firing and reloading,
and still without cessation the zip-zip
zip of the leaden messengers of death
signing around HIM and even striking
near him, like fierce storm Of hail
Ere long his cap was shot off his head,
his loose rcd Garibaldian shirt was per-
forated, and his body actually grazed in
many places, and yet he kept his stand.
Each instant his comrades expected to
see him fall back dead or mortally
wounded; but be never flinched nor
stirred even except to load his rife.
Most of the officers were almost paral-
yzed at his temerity, but at length one
of them called ont: For heaven sake,
MacIver, come down! You have tempt.
ed Providence too long" Thus adjured,
the young Highlander fired a parting
shot from his rifle, and then cody
lighted cigar with bis face still to the
enemy. Then he turned deliberately
round and jumped among his astonish-
ed companions, having been FIVE min
utes on the parapct. ...,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03
The Wonders Of Lava.

George H. Barton states in Science
that the lava stream which bursts from
the side of the Hawaiian volcano of
Mauna Lor on the 9th Of November,
1880, continued to flow slowly down
the mountain and across the country
for more than nine months, at the end
of which time it had extended over a
distance of about forty-fve miles
A part of its course passed through q
forest, where the lava become sufficient
ly solid before the large trees were
burned to retain. complete moulds of
their trunks, and from these perpendic'
ular moulds the lava was found to
average twenty feet in thickness at this
point.
Mr.. Barton roughly estimated the
quantity of lava emitted at something
more than 100000 cubic yards, The
rapid cooling and solidifying of the
surface of the lava while the interior
was still flowing caused considerable
part of the stream to take the form OF
u tunnel
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03

DIFFERENT GREETINGS. - There are
different greetings in use among the
different nations. For example: The
Englishman and the American wants
to know: "How do you do" .. c.
How is your business: Making plenty
of money, eh ? Because, John Bull and
Brother Jonathan, even in their dreams,
hunt the almighty dollar, forgetting
that such is but substitute to slav'
cry The Germans question is: "Wie
gent esp How goes it? re, How
are you2 How is your family? Is
everything all right, to your satisfac-
ton? The Germans northern brother,
the earnest Swede, meets you with
these four words: "What do you
think ?" Now, think of such a ques'
ton The Italian, fond of that dolce
far niente, has but two words: Come
state p How do you stay? And the
Frenchman Comment vous porter
yous?' !. c. How is your exterior ?
He is the dude among the nations.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03

Scandal, when it has truth in it, is
like grease spot on new cloth, but
when there is ne truth in it, it is
like splash of mud, which will come
off easily when dry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03

Arkansaw Traveller Ebery pusson no
matter how ugly he is, is made ugler
when he loses his ha'r. Tech man
erbout his head AL it weakens him.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-07-03

What does a baby think when it
smiles the first time at its mother ?
Il believe know you"
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BALTIC. & C. V. RAILROAD.

Trains Leave Edgemont for Wayncsboro
Chambcrsburg and Shppensburg daily ex-
ccpt Sunday s7.2s and 1l.4o A. NJ and 7.4o
p. NJ on Sunday at $50 a. m. and $50 p. NJ
Trains for Edgemont leave daily Shippens-
burg at G10 A. M and 20 and 325. p. NJ,
Chambersburg at 6 Al A. M, 1.55 and 400
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TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

Tho Board Of Public Works having ,A,..,,
bios offered a. the former letting and n ,HSsSsdG
advert!1t man. Of the let,i OF stc Ws,s u'ia Az
hereby given that SkhLkD pNUPoI - aou't lt
received BY tho toa,d Of iublic Works nj wv 4
Oh nth virginia, ualtl TIC hour Of il ~" on Nls
completion OF tho alterations In and sSt,iSi Ne
INC state n1usetn ihe city II (hises:on.' ' % %
co,dance with the plan and speclucatiM.a 10 "
building, as prep,ion BY AtSsrt, esiics 'a ND
pie. architects whith plan and sNciaesiIaa,Ah ts'
now depo.ited y: ,Rid ht,to Ilouse. WSs,a ~ W
may be sftn. and Cxplsi, cd by Iou iatl
charge. hiddtIs Ia making pos,Is s,s sn.ee
70 take o. tho STATE ,hc inat,yi.i now on fSNtts
putchHCu ny the Stale. 10 DO used IN In. ~, sAaa
u OF said building and the ,,t,mS,sSSI ms
tncr Of istv be deducted hon the sum ,o, 'tst.
The work IL proposed 10 be done. 4 hstWNIhk A
the si4d anu Hnaptlty 0! .a!l material, and ss.
p!o1imhle faue ihercoi, may b. seen ri IbsOI.e
81 the se1ctary Of stR,o. as there tr,.si ar ON
8Ib.W00J Of the appropriation upplis.h'a ~
iurther col SlluCti0n Il said Wok ws W W
whose BID may be accepted i to lfox IA VIVA
propftnito6s BIZ Tho lcRhlttnie for M, ws
WORK 10 10 be Performed BIZ him, Alta hs s ,us.
and mate iAl now on ha, d III III have Ia.s'.tl
hAusted.. Such money aad ma erisi onb. vse1 e.
nBtd III tho iutnct T. nstrUtton Of ia h NV ~
h1G such .ar.s thereon SsmAy b. dI et,c1 Nv
architect In chsrga 7 he poIton 10 whrm n W
tact may DO awarded viii DO REQUIRED ~ s soS'
into bond In tho penalty OF $lSOO with sec w s.s
Do approved BY tho toaid, coudIlionsI hVh
faithful performance OF tAu contract, NM ~ ~
d lonal 81 Guilty ten per coutum Of Ihe M w
estimates OF the architect OF the work ne,I,.,.l
VIII DO retetvei until the completion Of Inc H.
Ing. .Hlg,- i-s " '"e Wv
Tho Board reserves the right to reIec, any,,
bics. thould II doom 1t to tho interest Of tsssS.
10 do 80 - " @esi.
Proposa'e to bo endottd "propouls h, A.
Completion OF the State House at Charleston !,
TO be dcrosiltd with or forwarded 10 III. ~ -
s!sned at the olliee OF the Secretary Of t Ms
Y d RANDOLPH sTALNaEEa Il,
icy Secretary OF The Ro,s
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AVEHDuENTs orPEsEp,

Mr.. Peterson had several amendments 10
offer embodying these privileges; the treat
msnt many OF them received was almost bru-
tai, being knocked out without hardly a
moments consideration. 5t5f
The row started on an amendment to elbow
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling d Kentucky to
construct at once second track from the
passenger depot north to Johnashan's Ravine,
the centre line to be mot more than thirteen
feet west Of the west track OF the present line
OF road, but not 10 pass over any ground now
used by the City Water Works The amend.
ment was such as 10 only grant right OF way
over such part OF the route as the city owned.
The line 10 wanted by the Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing Z Kentucky to atore Ooio River road cara
on. The opposition 1t and other amendments
not easily understood. Members talked
about the "city's interest beiog pro-
tected" and than voted in manner
that did not project as well az tho amend
ments had contemplated. Some would ap-
pear to irpinuate that railroad company
did not know what it wanted as well as an
august Council, and from the talk OF others
1t might BE- understood that because 1t was
railroad company asking for privileges 1t wal
to be refused. The second track scheme will
have to be brought in as asepsrate ordinance.
Numerous other amendments were disposed
OF. MI. Peterson managed to have two or
three adopted by speaking earnestly and
iorcibly for half hour. The Branch talked
for about three hours on the subjs when 1t
could havs been easily disposed OF In an
hour. The ordinance will now have to 20
to the First Branch for concurrence. A Com
mittee OF Conference will very likely hays
10 be had before the matter is finally settled.
In the meantime the Ohio River Road will
have TO wait around outside,
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TiiE AOUCIeE WORK

. so q y
Transacted by the city Fathers Last
e3sl+2 ~ Evening.
The first regular June Council meeting was
held last evening, and in both Branches there
wasa very large turnout. In the Second Branch
there was such long discussion over the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky ordinance
that but very little routine work was consid-
cred in either Branch. What there was, was
as follows: .4-} VIZ S
Bills for the following amounts were pre-
scented by the committees named aud ordered
paid by both Branches: Health. $79; Fire
Department., $l2S a.; Superintendent City
Prison $3.50 05; City Prison, $1C6 o.; MAJ
kets, $93 l7.-4rs z..5esi=-
The Committee on Cemeteries recommend
cd that one string OF Limestone DO broken
eula Cemetery, and 1t was ordered done by
both Branches. s.i,it.,, ri,-}Il 5ij-}9}' =
r The Committee on Claims recommended
that James haley DO paid $40 so Tor work
done three yesrs ago In filing the 30.inch
water main trench, and that no also be paid
an order for Sc 60 drawn some time since for
adjudication of his claim. Thess amounts
we're ordsred paid to Mr.. Haley. by both
branches. 81 3!5, < 10 = ~ s1i73 Is u
The Board Of Public Works repaired that
the following amounts were needed for work
completed and In progress James Gilchrist,
surveying $3.50; William Htobbs. curbs and
crossings, 81 2S8 ~; d. Gore, paving and
curbs and cr"ssipg,. S., 2s1 q: Luke Elton,
sewer pipe, 1888 81; total, S, 5S3 so. The
clerk was instructed 10 draw al order on the
Receiver payable TO the order OF the Board
OF Public Works for this amount. ,5s,, 4
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IyyIRMAEY DIRECTOR,

For Intirmary Director En- lire John Side
bottom was also unanimously nominated by
acclanation. This concluded the nomina.
tons, all OK them hsying been made in about
forty minutes. Buoh harmonious unauimity
nuSnrs wei! for. the LOCAL Republican cam
pRigu in old Belmont, Il : q
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4 Chance for our Ourar, en-.

A Washington dispatch has the following,
which may suggest to FATTY" Wergarber 4
chancs 10 redeem and immortalizs himself:
Arrangements arc making In this city for
an International aingle SOUL race. to bs open
10 all oarsmen Ia the world, for IS 600 in cash
priz,s and the worlds championship. As at
present determined, the race will bn five
miles, one turn. over the Hlulan.C Courtney
course, aud viii take place September next.
The purzsnf s.. coo will be put up by Richard
4. Fox, Of ssT Yo.k, who will manage the
agreed to enter the contest: Hanlaa, Ross,
Teemer, Gsudaur, Courtney, Conley,' Plais.
ted, Ten Eyck, Hosmer, Hamm, and Bubear
and Lurgnu, Of England, and Peterson, OF
Ban Ftaacisoo. A committs will bs ap:.
pointed from arnong the members of the Co.
lumbia, Potomac, and AnElostsn Boat Clubs
to make the final arrangements for tho Isce
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AN ADDITION

To be Kuilt; 10 the school House, for
=. l,{ Coiorcd Children.
"a special mesting Of. the Board OF Edu.
cation was held last night to consider the
bids mazda for the. erection Of an addition: to
the school for colored children at the head Of
Tenth street. : The bid%of stephen McCal-
Tough, s2.sl7, was accepted, the articles
signed and Mr.. Mccullough will begin work
this morning. !. The new addition will. DO
made 10 the south aide OF the present build
ing, and will conform In all particulars 10 it
in sizs and detailA 4 BY Its construction two
large rooms 3 will be made available and oil
present and futaro necesstiss arranged for,
Toe new building will be 20 feet by 81 feet,
and both of Its rooms will bs4 thoroughly
equipped with. all the furniture and par
prernslia now In use In the var'ouo ward
ycools OF the city. AT the anne ttme all the
old wood work and fixtures in the present
building will be taken out and entire now
appliances substituted. The old building
will also be reprinted + and i generally re-.
modelled. Mr.. Charles P. Hamilton has
charge Of the repairs. sa.;, u: 8. Il q
4 The average attendance Of colored
children has bsen seventy.eight for the last
month or two, with IN enrolment OF ninety
two. The new building has been necessity
for several years past and the Board has
been very dilatory In attending 10 matter
OF such great impoSt anoe. q, n, & Il.
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EAsT LIBERTY, juno l0,-Cattle-Market yery dull
and prices unchanged; receipts 1888 head shipments
,273 head. cHoss-Aarkct slow; receipts 800 hea1:
shipments .A,Goo head; Ph,ladelphias s. IO45 60
Yorker. s. o0a5 is. sheep, Nc Oh IRON
400 h. I'd. !, s-'i..li -,sI'I2' - :
CINCINNATI. O., June 1o.-Live hogs steady and
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Speaking Of the meeting at Dayton OF the
Roman Catholic Knights OF America, q
special telegram to Cincinnati pspsr says:
Among tho more important matters trans
acted was that the name Of the order dropped
tie State, and selected a committee 10 smend
the constitution 50 as to make the order ma
tional. As coon as this was done Wheeling,
W. Va, which city was represented by the
largest uniformed commandery in attend.
ance, was admitted. O.hsr cities in Ken
lucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania are alao
DESTROYS Of entering the order. The third
prizs ives for $25 in gold to the conmandesy
having the largest nImbar OF men In mil
ginis. The mestirg passed harmonioualy
and satisfactorily to all concerned 20
The Knights OF 1T. Gsorga, Of this city, aud
Kramers band, will bs home from Dayton
To-day, ~ \. n . 49, n ~ INV. ~ -
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CITY MATTERS.
Biief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
WIN s.t ~ a. ~ InfAKAAf. y. is--.L ~ ~. 4.

sE "a, s'tF9 filEi1 Interest," N l5iUl-g tsht}fl
RAr,s1cArios tomorrow night. a. &
Two mArrIage licsnses wsre Issued yester-
day morning by Recorder Hook.
b A MAN named Kaufman, from New York,
will b cremated at Little Washington to-day.
THERE Is letter from Newport o., 10 this
office for the President OF ths Regular Base
Ball Club. X
TIE Grst organizsd boom for Blaine, Logan
and victory Will 20 oil at Warrington Hall
tomorrow night 81 z x. y J. y
Az the timo draws near for the Democratic
primaries the HRndlnn.Egerter contest Tor
the nomination for Sheriff grows more heated.
TIE annual closing entertainment Of the
Linsly In,tituts will take place Friday night.
II will be IN unusually interesting enc this
year. fNli a ihs,.i s,E
Zoos are very scarce at preuent, aud the
demnnd for them 10 lively. Tho wholesale
figure Ia 10 cents per DOZEN for fresh In
cases. A-.8 "ht ia pf$ragl{ w FaS25iAs
ANOTHER driving party drove out to St.
Clairuville last evening aud had . supper
there. These driven are very popular these
moonlight nights. VA ,5 sl}q
Such an audience as will assemble at
Washington Hall tomorrow night ,wonld
have delighted the managerial eyes Oh COL
Shay during the season. 's,t1.f3}.
Tue Opera House brsss baud leaves this
morning for Morgantown, where 1t will en-.
liven the State Unive'sIty's Commencement
exercises with its music. N
TIE latest book gotten out by the q. & O.
Ia ona devoted to Mountain Lake Park. 1t
10 prsttily illustrated by new process and
among the illustrations are the cottages Of
Maj J. G. Aldsrsou and D. O. List, j.. { N.
The Princeton College Arlon Gree Club Of
Princeton, N. j., are booked for Charley
shay's Academy OF Music the Goth OF this
month. The club 10 composed OF students Of
this well known college, and thcy give very
fine concert. n Istt9Et4l' . a ID
THE Ohio River railroad officials changed
their programme, somewhat from the one
published In yesterday mornings paper by
going down 10 Parkerabuig yesterday after.
noon ih,tsad of waiting until to- lay and
spending yesterday looking about thu city.
They left at ?. M, and are expected to ar.
rive here again this afternoon. ..s Is "A
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A Short isnx Iron. !.

2 J. D. Porter, Esq, who owpH one Of the
largest farms in this coCciy, said to an In.
reporter yesterdsy 'stternoon
wheI asked about the prospects for the hay
crop: There will be ehogt timothy and
clover crop this year. The very nsvors
drouth Of the p,st few weeks has had a bad
effect upon the grass, aud / Go not thinS that
there will be a nall crop OF either timothy
or clover. Farmers who have al e1css. OF
last yaar's crop are fortunate The corn crop
will bs little short, too, for the wire worm
is operating upon !. 10 several localities with
disastrous effects" -. 49,. =
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lEplQAIIQaa.
.MaAonic Installation.

The recently elected officers OF Bates
Lodge F. and A. N. were installed last night
with due ceremony. Mr.. J. NJ. Bsllvills' ia
the new Worthy Master. After bis inslalla.
ton he surprised the retiring Worthy
las,;s M, Major ~ Y; II Rosers. BY pro:
BATES Lodge, with an elegant Past Masters
jewel wrought In gold. TIE presentation
was accompanied BY a neat speech. Past
Master Rodgers was taken completely by sur.
prise. but expressed his appreciation Of the
token Of the esteem Of his fellow members
very gracefully. After the installation and
thoae present I'D journed 10 the
banquet room, where refreshments were
spread. 4 N 3isz3t
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. a HEEIUEIA NHAnGE
Against Six Young hisn-ALsEal Inves.

Against Bix Young hen-A Legal inves
Catherine Murphy, 8 young woman who
lives on houseboat near the mouth OF the
ersak, appeared before 'squiref Ankle last
evening and Haqa affidavit that si1 young
men whom abe rlmed had broten into tha
boat which is her domicile. and assaulted
her, Warrants were, issusd for the acculed
parties, who ara ali residents OF. the Bou,h
Side, and Ulcers Bsrun and Taylor arrested
four Of the s,1.S They all gave bond for their
appearance Thursday afternoon a. O'clock
for preliminary hearing. The other tive,
tits expected, will DO arrested by this nern::
ing. h -s.i! (; ~ Il
q Tho woman's story Is that several OF the
boys first came 10 I, her boat Saturday night
late and attempted to force an entrance, but
were prevented. They oame back at az early
hour Sunday morning with others, and did
succeed in breaking open one OF the doors.
The Murphy woman drew revolver. but was
knocked down before she could fire. Her
then stGur.d the revolvers aud
the boys nsd. q She aays tho boys declared
their offset in sseling an entrance, and
while breaking open tho door
what they would do. Si .aas ..ig
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Personal MENTION,
News and Gossip In hClatlon 10 Various

SA 4I8- F.Ss People. tGttt
Dr.. ]. L. Hardcsty went down 10 Wetzel
county yesterday to perform q difficult oper.
alton on little girls ey.s. ~; 5zzC} q,
Mr.. Henry O. Myers, e1.Ohief Clerk at the
Poatotiice, hss returned from an extensive
western trip, looking as II his health had
besn much improved by the run. isJ4
Rev. ". G. Hobbs ia making q canvass OF
this county and adjoining territory for
Blaine's new book, Twenty Yesrs In Con.
Eress," and as matter Of, course Ia meeting
with great SUCCESS. tx vi 44t, ~
Hon. L. Dapiord, Of st. CiairsviIle, was in
the city last night. He IL, vito all the other
true Republicans, delighted with The nomi-
nation OF his friend and former fallow.mem.
Der Of the House Of Representatives, Blaine.
No doubt bis voice will be heard advocating
the cause Of the Republicans in the coming
campaign. n,f.- Eli
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I A Columbus dispatch to the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gazette. dated Monday, says !:
Hon. Isaac Norton OF Cambridge, and who
is veil known as a railway manager and
was married. this afternoon to
Mrs, Kate Cogswell, d lady Of re finen,ent and
high social Gtsnding. Governor" Morton,
as be Is Familiarity called, is about 80 years
OF age. Mrs. COgswail haz been twice o
widow. Both OF the contracting parties are
well fixed financially, but tbs giddy pair
will not take wedding TIP at prspent. Two
OF Mira .Cogswelps daughters started to-day
on a Eu,cpesn tour. H. , !.lai5 a
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DON'T Know THE SENATOR.

As an illustration Of what appeared to in
nuence scms members against The ordinance,
u remark of MIR. ehanlsy'a might be quoted.
Mr.. Peterson told what Senator Camden had
said to him yesterday afternoon about the
imperative necessity for speedy action in
making some provision for the Ohio River
road, Mr.. Stanley laid Il have no: the
honor OF the acquaintance Of that hon orable
gentleman, Senator Camden, and I presume
that be would not talk TO me or confer with
me even II / ever should meet him. What
ws;want to do, Mr.. President, is to protect
the city's interest,"" etc. Hs 7at, az -l..,i :,
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. CHICAGO. June 10.-Tha Drorers' JournG! reports;
Live h0ss-Receips l6,c00 head: shipments ., leo
backing and shipping IS 6oi5 e5 lIeht IS ia
5 IS: skips u 75a5. Csitle = Receipts GO
head: shipments 100 head: corn fed strosgor:
export grades 81 6oa6 s.: good TO choice shipping
Te1anp g iaa4 FL Americans 81 75a5. Sheep
Receipts ,2GG head; shipments 40 head; Eaarxet
hlow and weak: inferior 10 fair o. 5tRA co. medium
10 good s. t0ai 81 choice TO extra 81 bQl5 90 Tex,
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For sherit, Mr.. James g. Tcllman, of Bel.
laiIe, moved tina. tho ruieH b. suspended and
the; present faithful incumbent, Leroy: O.
sedwlck, be nominated by exclamation. This
motion WAS endorsed by the convention with
hearty cheers for sedwilk k, and he was so
nominated without Dissenting Yoica. ~