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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22
COLUMBIA NEWS
From our sesuisr Corre,pon,

From our Reguisr correspondents.
| On making coupling of cars nc Sinking
| Spripgs on Sunday morning, Cbas. &
| Archer, a Il. 81 q. brakeman, was cauxb,
between two cars and had the handle OF d
brako lever run into his stomach 10
| depth OF four or five inches. He was
brought TO Columbia whero he resides on
Union street, above Fifth, where he now
lies, his condition being such that the at
tending physician, DR.. Craig, gives but
| little hopes for his recovery. Tho injured
man, aged about "a years, is married and
| has ono child,
While driving over Wislar's hill, on
Saturday afternoon, one of Mr.. George
| Redsecker's livery teams was upset by the
careless driver turning curve too quick
| and short. The buggy was completely
ruined, while James Bailey, one Of the
three occupants, was thrown out and had
| his right leg broken in two places below
| tho knee. The horse aud the other two
mon were unipjured.
Mr., Frank Heckler wife aud son, are
visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Kato Smith returned homo from
Chester county on Saturday evening.
Aitor pleasant thrco weeks sojourn in
Philadelphia, Miss Emily Wilson returned
| home on Saturday.
Be,i Minuick, of Kent, Ohio, is in town
visiting his relatives.
Mr. Fred Williams this morning enters
tho sioyo works as its assistant shipping
clerk.
Mr.. Ed Smith will hereafter DO found
in tho p. r. Il transfer freight warehouse
at Columbia, having been appointed trans
fer clerk last week.
Robert Franklin and Isaac Digzs, ar.
rested for completely in the stealing of .
horse from Stephen Jones, have been dis
charged by Squire Evans.
Officer Wittiok on Sunday morning
arrested Alb Shad, Of Shutdown, for being
on a sp.ce, aud Squire Egaus sent him to
jail this morGing for 10 days.
The fare fOr tho round trip to Reading,
on Wednesday from Columbia is 81 80.
false alarm OF fire was raised Ia osn
on Saturday afternoon by g. & p. ID.
IL, X. engine Shistling for track repair
men.
Tho RinggoId baud and Hamden Fire
company OF Reading, came to Columbia
on Saturday from York, They were
warmly received
Tho committees from tho different
Protestant Sunday schools met yesterday.
and were unanimous in agreeing to run an
excursion 30 Philadelphia.
The visit made in Philadelphia by pupils
o! the Columbia high and grammar schools
was pleasant and instructive ono to all
concerned. They returned home on Satur
day night.
Alley H." from Second to Front, ia in
dirty and pooT driving condition, and
needs the immediate attention of Super
visor Maxson.
Columbia telephone subscribers request
Chat an assistant operator bo placed in the
Columbia Office between tho hours of 2 to
a. IN, II to p. III. aud @ to p, m, aud
at uh5.
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Marietta
Mannheim Borough
Mount Joy Borough--Clarenco u. Her
shey.
Paradise-Christian Rohrer.
Pcquea--Samucl q. Kaufman.
Providence
Salisbury
Sadsbury--Isaac Broomel
strasburg Borough--Dr. j. A. Martin
Strasburg Twp. jefferson Hill,
Warwick
Washington Borough.
Mr.. Black moved that tho county com
mittee be empowered to all vacancies, and
that five members of tho ommitteo con
stitute q quorum. Adjourned TO meet Mt
. o'clock.
Afternoon sss.Iop.
The convention was called to order by
PRESIDENT Brosius, and prayer was Offered
by Rev. M. NJ. Fraynr. MIR. Black, from
tho committee On nominations, presented
tho following, after which gerios o
resolutions were reported
Congo ss--Barr Spapgler, Warwick.
Senator 18Th District )-Josoph II
iaosius, salisbury.
Assembly 1st District )--James T.
Abraham, city.
Assembly cd Distriot) -Milt IN: IIeidlC
baugh, Bart VIM. H. BroRius, Drumore
Assembly t3d District) james Sallada
East Cocalico ]. NJ. Brandt. Mt. Joy
borough +; w. j. KaGroth West Earl
Shcrin-Geo. W. Marks, Fulton.
Prothonotary-P. =. Goodman, city.
Register-Wm. King, Littlo Britain.
TreasuEer-Dr. J. A. Martin, Stra ,burg
borough.
Clerk of Orphans Court--C Caleb Conner,
Colerain.
Clerk of Quarter sosBionn--H. G. Roth,
4. Cocalico.
Prison Keeper-Wm. O. Hawkcswortb,
city.
County mssioner-Chrstisn Roh.
IEr, Paradise.
Prison Inspectors Jefferson Hall, Stras-
burg township NJ. S. Weber, West Earl.
Directors of the =, IL Jacob II Kelsey,
East Donegal Samuel Harnish, Cones
tOga.
County Auditor Clarence 3. Hershey,
Mt. Joy borough.
Coroncr-Samuel Wilmer, Colerain.
The resolutions were to The effect that
Congress had power to prohibit the liquor
traffic in tho District Of Columbia and the
territories /; that both tho Democratic aud
Republican parties have failed to
exercise this power, aud in their
national conventions have favored
the perpetua,iou Of tho liquor traffic ; and
that their candidate agroo with them, and
tGas both BhoIii b. repudatei that the
PrJhibitiOnists Will labor e. J, sco Penn
sylvania By the side OF Maiuc, II llsls and
Iowa; aud that they will give hearty
support TO tho National aud local Prohibit
ton candidates.
There will be IA mass meeting OF the
Prohibitonists in the court hOnse tbis
evening. Capt. L. NJ. Lester ard Other
speakers will address the mnCtigg.
a uoIsrsin ProriDit!pu UIuD UrsAIIzHl
The Prohibitionsts of Colerain nI Mon
day last met and organized a st. john AID
Daniels club. ROv. +. NJ Brady was
elected president, and Samuel Wilmer,
fooro'a'y. There vas a good attendance
a the meeting and the st. John men claim
chat before election day the club will mum.
Der 40 members.
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want Better accommodations.

Maoy 0! tho II embers OF tLo bar and
coart oflicers have signCd petition OF
which tho following is n copy:
TO thC CJnsmiSSlOHerS Of Lancaster County:
We, tho undersigned members of the
Lancaster bar aud officers of tho several
courts, respectfully represent that the
convenience OF tho bench, bar and officer 8
demands that there should be suitable
room .. rooms for the judges of ths several
courts Of the county to transact business
at chambers. Tho judges are at present
often cofl PEELED to attend to the business
Of the public in their private residences,
which is inoouvcnicnt to them as we'll as
to the parties who must intrude upon thei,
privacy We therefore respectfully request
your body procure suitable place for this
purpose,
After all ths members OF the bar
have signed the petition il will be
presented TO the commissioners.
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Electric FIashos.

Munroe, Bros. 81 Co., lost $4,000 by
the lumber fro in Cleveland and Brown,
Strong Il Co., $4,000 Tho former was
fully insured and the latte,'s insurance
was $G5, 200.
The cholera ravages in Italy during the
past "a hours have been 400 cases and 226
deaths. The disease has decimated viii
lage near Foo Chow.
Herbert Bismarck has arrived in London
and started for Abergeldie Castle, at
Aberdeen, to visit the Prince of Wales.
Among the LATEST names mentioned for
secretary OF the treasury is that of Corne-
lius M. Bliss of New York. Cooks
iIiends are still sanguine of his getting
the place.
A charter was granted in Harrisburg to
day to tue StewartsJown railroad com
pany, of York county. The line will rua
from Stewartstown to point on the
Northern Central road between Shraws
burg and New Freedom, seven miles.
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DUBLiU SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L Estate, SEPTEMBER cG and 81, 1881 in
pursuance ot IN alias order ot the Orphans
Court OF Lancaster county, the undersigned
Will sell at public sale on FRIDAY, SEPT, 2i,
1881. on tract hr-t described, the following
real estate, viz:
4 tract otland containing 81 AURES AND
80 PERCHtS, mere or loss, situated in bru-
more towusGtp, on the road leaiing from
Lancaster 20 Port Deposit, Md, and about -
miles south OF the Buck, adjoining lands OF Is.
FranRl.n scott, Thomas Bradley aud others,
modio8s tSio I've Iwosiory FGAmSs mts0 pWELLiSG "" SG
HOUSE, large frame BANK BAHE,
wagon shed; corn crib, carriage. house. hog
cis orn capable OF heldtng t01 gallons OF water
at the barn, ana well ot water with pump
therein ut the house; also an orchard OF choice
truittrees This tfmct il in q hish s,atH OF cui.
tivati0n the late owner having resided there
on tor the past thirty years 1t - under good
fields.
Also, Il tract OF wo0dIrnd containing Is Acres
and 70 ferches. more or less, OF good. Chest.
nut timber, adjoining lands OF Joseph Earn
hart, Il. Franklin Scott and others this tract
viii be divided into lots TO suit purchasers
tracts before the day OF sale' viii please cal
on HarryC. Gardner, residing on Tract n o. J.
Sale to commence at 1 O'Clock p. m when
attendance Will be given ana terms mad,
known by JAMES E. CRAWFORD,
administrator OF Val. Gardner, decd.
And on SATURDAY, ,sEPTEMBSR 27, lssi
In pursuance OF pluries order OF tho or
phans' court OF Lancaster county, Pa, will bt
sold at public sale on the premises, the follow
Ing Described real estate Consisting OF Tho
molly or half interest OF Valentine Gardner
dec'd. in u tract OF lana containing l5i Acres
and 30 Perche., more or less, situated in Mar
| tic township, on the road leading hon
| hartic yorge 10 York Furnace, a5out
| X miles from the York Furnace station on
| the Columbia 4 Port Deposit railroad, adioiD
| Ing lands OF Edmund smith, X. aud J. Ajax
| anuor and others. vhereon are erected a large
| two story stone Dwelling House, bank barn
| wagon shed, corn crib. hog sty ana All ne cSs, @
| sary outDuildtngs; nlsO stone SpiihE M iMi.usc
| nSarlhe door containing anuyer.iai!lhS spIlnB
OF water, and an orchard OF choice IruiL irtes'
| A large portion OF this tract u uhueV ,u'uNh,,
ton. the balance Is In heavy tiniDcf. IL - All
unoer Rooi fences, with several streams oi
water running through it.
| PprsOns desiring 10 Ylsw tho property be.
| tore The day OF sale will pl aso call on j Ohm
| ilrnwtorl residing thereon.
| Jnbn Gardner, owner OF the other undivided
| mOieiy or halt OF the above tract will at The
] same tILne and place sall his interest therein
l Snlo u commence At O'Clock ID M, when
attendance VIII be given amt iGrIns mat,
| known by
| JAMES E. CRAWFORD.
1 Admins traitor OF Valentine Gardner decd
JAMES COLLINS. auet augsl-isw
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DEd1IiS

BAHTH-ln this city, on the 10th inst Harry
d., son of Augustus And Cathacine Barth, aged
years, months ana l5 days.
Tho relatives and friends OF tho family al .
res pectiully invited TO attend ths funeral,
from the iesidence Of his parents, No. Gi3 South
Queen street, on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. lnterment at Hiun cemetery. s.O2t
sltEsK.--In this city, on the Goth inst Mary
g. ShenK, widow OF the late Christian Shcnk
deceased, In the 74th year of hCr age.
The relatives anu friends O. the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral.
from her late residence, No. l55 East James
street, on Tuesday morning at Il O'Clock. ct
HuBSR. - In this city. on tho clst inst Her
bert H., son OF Il. II. aud Amelia Huber, aged
ii years, months ana q days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from the residence of his parents, No. 2is West
strawberry street, on wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Of.
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Rev. J, o, Pratt, the new rector of st.
Johns Free Episcopal church, preached his
initial sermon yesterday morning from
Acts vii 30, 81, and made very favor able
impression on tho large congregation ia
attendance. At the close of the sermon
he made a very feeling address to this
congregation appealing TO them for q
hearty support in the arduous labors lie is
about 90 assume, and promising to return
TO work zaalously and faithfully for the
good of the church and community in
which his lot has been cast.
In tho evening Rev. Pratt, preached his
second sermon from job xviii %, to an
equally large congregation.
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A SINGULAR AUUipEn
Two Horses Run into Each Uthsr Rod as
Dead from tho Effects

Two Horses Run into Each Uthsr aod UGta
Dead from tho Effects
A singular accident happened near Mil
lersylle, on Saturday, by which two
horses were killed. The horse of Harry
Miller, of Millersyille, hitched to buggy,
while standing in front OF Mr.. Daily's
black horse hotel, slipped his bride and
ran of. 10 front OF the residence Of jacob
Gambler tho vehicle struck hitchirg Dst
and was detached from the horse. The
horse ran down the turnpiko until near
the Lutheran church, Harry Shultz was
driving from an opposite direction, and
eoeing the runaway horse bs pulled over
10 the railroad track to keep Away from
lin. The running horse also ran over g.
tho track and there was collision, the
horses striking each oshor on the head
The runaway horse was knocked down
and was 30 badly injuIei that he had 10 Oa
killed yesterday. Mr. Shultz'l horse wGs
injured so seriously that hs died yesterday
afternoon.
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have been afflicted for twenty years, dur.
ing the months Of August and September
with Hay Fever, and have tried various romn.
dies without re'tet. | was induced TO try Eiy's
Cream Balm have used f. with favorable re.
suits, ana can confidently recommend it tc
all similarly atficbd.-Robert W. TownIey
teNhayoT) Elizabeth. N. J.
l can recommend Ely's Cream BALM 10 ali
Hay Fever sufferers, il being, in my opinion
founded upon c&pei ,once "a sure cure, was
afflicted with Hay Fever tor twonty-nvG years
and never before found permanent ralief.-
Webster III. Faskins, Marshield. Vt.
s2-2wdcOlSw
HOUuu uN DENTIST 9ooth Powdsr.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, elegant
Cleansing, Prescrvgttve ana Fragrant l5c,
Druggists. t2l
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DEmONRATIU NUTlVITY.
Tho City Legislative HomiDniinn.-s =
Ing About catur6Ii1ati

Tho City Legislative Homip niinn.-s warn.
log About NhtursIihaii IN.
The members from this city OF The
Democratic executive and county con-
mittee have designated Wednesday even
ing October /, as the time for placing il
nomination candidates for representatives
from the city districts and Saturday even
ing. October 4 IA the evening of election
Tie call will bo found in the advertising
columns.
Saturday OF this week is probably tho
last day on which the court will be- in
session, and tho ontiLled TO naturaliza
tion or whose pames have been omittod
from the registry list will save their votes
by making q not9 of this. The naturaliZa
tion committee appointed by tho Demo
cratic county committee will attend to any
matters brought to their notice. David
MoMullcn, 3. +. Davis, w. II. Roland,
John n. Coyle, Il. NJ Reilly, B. f. Mont
gomery and John f. Malone arc the com.
mittee.
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a BARN BURNED
Crops Oh Hay and Tobacco and Farming
implements DESTROYED,


Sunday morning barn belonging to G.
J. Fry. miller, which was situated in East
Hempfeld township, between the Colum
bia pike and the Pennsylvania railroad, a
mile east of Mountville, was destroyed by
fire. The barn was occupied by q mau
named Broneman, Mr.. Fry'S tenant farmer.
The fire was discovered about O'Clock
aud in a short time the barn was laid in
ashes together with two tobacco shCds,
aud a wagon she'd In the barn there was
a crop of hay together with lot Of tobf 'co,
farming implements, &c. Tho tobacco shoes
contained almost eight a3r8s of tobacco
belonging to Messrs. Fry, Brenemau and
other parties. a portion o' the tobacco
was insured. but this greater part is aa
entire loss. Tho total loss on the property y
will DO So, 600 or So, 900 and the insurance il
not more than half OF that amount. The
fro was first seen In hay stack next to
the barn. 1t is believed that it was The
work of an incendary, while some think
that iC might have been spark from the
railroad, which is close by.
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n wise OId Visitor from atanheim

FTOW INC LeDanon AdVerIl9er.
Christian Kreider, of Mannheim, was
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Riser. at this
place, during the week. He is S3 years
old and has not been in Lebanon for 60
years. lie Gays there are great changes,
and did not expect to see the town SO
greatly improved. He is an enthusiastic
Democrat aud firmly believes that Clevo.
land and Ilendri cks will be elected.
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Herss UouRry Fair Cheap Excursion

To Reading, on Wednesday, September "a
Train leaves Lancaster tKing street,, at 73C
a M, Columbia ZS0 II. M; tare only 81 81.
Leave Petersburg at 753, and Landisvllle a.
1.59 Il. m. fare, sl.l5. Leave Mannheim Mt sli
o. IN, iUro, 81 0), Leave Lititz at S.25 2 IN.
fare, 9lc. Leave Ephrata at s53 n. IN. hare
Csc. II you want to see good fair and have
rafting good time, 90 To Reading on Septem,
Der "A. Admission to fair, only 25c.
sep-ld,2 l,23Sltw
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Thrown Into the Cfeek,

William Taylor. Harry Lively, John
Sch!egeimilch and Charles Haag were or
joying themselves in row boat on the
Conestoga, near Graeff's landing, on Sunday
afternoon, when their boat oapsized and
the four yong mon were thrown into the
water. They hurried to shore, took off
their clothes and the only inconvenience
they 81 Tered was in waiting for their
clothes to dry.
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NE" 4 oAR seDt 2l-Flour-State ana
wO tern firm and moderately active. South.
eTn quiet and firm sales, 200 bDls.
wheat opened nrIn, bat soon WsakGhel nu
uccllupd iImkc: less doing; No. | White,
nominal No 2 Red, oct, S61z0S7Tc; Now,
SsLGssJr (; Dec, .s0JE09O3sc Jan, 9!1S9921fc ;
Corn A9ILc higher ana strong; WixGj
western spO', 5S4B5Hc dn tntIr,4, 49ka65c
Ofts IL shade stronger; No. Nov, 329zc
Sfale $500; western, S3t4aS,
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Eatui iSunsw.y at rittsbarg

PITTsEURG, PL Sept. 22 C gorge ST..
dorf, his wife aud two children, we're s. =
rously injured and six mouth old boy in
stantly killed yesterday by the horse
running away.
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Expiosion ana fire st An on Work,

HUNTERS PoIET. l.. l., Sept % The
agitator Of the Empire oil works, on Fly
island, Newton creek, exploded at o'clock
this morning, aud a large quantity OF OIL
caught fire aud was burned. The loss is
estimated at from So. 900 TO $4,000.
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Attempted IncsndisrIsm

An attempt was made late last night TO
8 fire to an outbuilding on the premis Is
in the rear OF tho residence of DIR. l.,
A Warren, 1876 South Duke street. The
floor Of tho bui di1g was oharrsd, but the
damage done was irifiing.
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CHICAGO. --tIogs-iieceipts, 1900 heai ship
mUnIs, 2,5O) head market weak aud sal
cents lower on low grades rough packing,
a. iOls5 50 packing and shipping, IS SOG6 30;
light, s. 55i6 Is Ships ana gr,issers, 81 2jG
3 so.
Catte-Receipts,i 100 heai shipments $500
range cattle 25c lower export grades, 90 50fp
%; good To choice shipping, 60 9OfpS so;
common TO fair, q 1595 80; Texas steers, s3se
CEi25.
shoop-Receipts, 700 head shipments
none market steady; common to fair, " 5Od
8 IS medium 10 good, a. 2bgi25.
EAST LiBERrY-Cattle- market closed with q
fair demand; prices unchanged; receipts,
24lS mead shipments, $40 head.
Hogs market Arm Philadelphas, So son
9 90; Baltimores, % l5sp6 A.; Workers, % II
IGI0; grassers, Is 5099o rs receipts, o,sct
neai shipments, 1890 head.
Sheep closed in fair demand at unchanged
prices receipts, i,6OO mead shipments, ?,atc
Eeai.
sLoez n ATEsE.
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Harry CLAY Dies from nj, Wound,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Ssps. 22.-Harry
Clay, who was shot yesterday morning by
Councilman Anderson Weplsr. died this
morning.
Since the death of Mr.. Clay much in6ig
nation prevails, aud there is talk of lynch
ing Wepler who is confined in Jail.
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~ on MeTcnnnt Enilp.

New York, Sept, 22.-The failure Of
A. 5 Jones was announced at the New
York mining and national petroleum cx-
chan 90 this morning. About $50, 900 bar
,eis of oil vele closed out for his account
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or. rraZIer's Root nitters.

frnzior's Root Bitters nro not n dram shop
beverage. but ara strictly medicinal In every
sense. They act strongly upon tho Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels opon and regula r,
cleanse the blood and system of every inpu.
rity. Sold by druggists, 81. Sold by II. r..
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and 13D North Queen
Street
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~HaIurn izuIuArioss

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept 2A--For tho
Middle Atlantic states, fair followed By
partly cloudy weather and local raius,
higher, followed by lower Temperature.
s1utherly winds becoming variable.
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sure cure for Blind, .Bleeding and Itching
Pilcs. ono box has cured tho worst case u q
years standing. No ono need suffer dvc min.
utes after using Williams indian PHO Oint.
ment. II absorbs tumors. aliays itching. acts
a3 rodlticc, gives instant relief. Prepai cd
only tor Piles, itching OF the private parts,
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt of PAIGE, 81. Sold by n. B. Coch-
ran. druggist 1877 and l5g North Queen street,
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ALTER having suffered for years with pa
rhlyst." !" snys Mr.. Joseph Yates, OF Paterson
New Jersey. was cured by Samaritan
Ner1fne' Mr.. Yates authorizes this state
ment. four druPgist keeps IL, slbO
sl6lwdT, ,Th&S&w
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s.h!IanoiphIs OatIls Msrket.

STOCK YARDS, w gsT PHILADELPHIA, Sept. y. -
Cattle-market in tair demand receipts 4Ol
head natkye-TeNaus, ia5c.
sheep In fair demand receipts, Il OOJ he Al
shecp, 2Hg5c; lambs. 3HGGkc
Hogs IN iatr demand receipts, 400 head
western, 5I9Ic country, S99c.