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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31
New YORK.
pRopuCE.

NRw YoRx. Jan. 30 -Flour-Dull
Wheat-spot lots to lower and
dull: options opened % lower, later
advanced ] IN z, fell back 70 !, cloA-
ing neAvN No. 3 red S6i9SSs, No 3
red So gg0; No. 9 February B39b9h
oloslnv $50; March 90@9li closing
90. May 03s@94 closing 9Ss
Corn-SpOt lots ] TO l. lower OPP
tlons to /, lower, closing weak; No.
a bnla,51; No. Q 60@5ls; No January
50(a S09, closing 30; February 491CSbOsi
olo.ipe 40l; March 49l@49I, closing
4ol; May 5000 cloalng ~
ioffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet; options
8 10 10 points higher and fairly active
sales 81 500 bags; February 6OCgI e0i
March 7 95(a,8 90; April 10 /,
SuRar-Dull and nominAli refined
auiet but steady; white extra Z 5lgbti
cut.loaf and crushed bsCgbs
Molasses-QuietA ana unchanged.
Rioe--Steady with moderate de-
Rosin-ouiet and osy at ] 22ss
Turpentlne-Rirm; sl.@Sla.
Cut Meats-Dull.
IaTd-DulI; spot rs; February Z II
al 10; March 7 1907 10; April 2 2oCS
N; May 7 32a7 "a
Beeves-ReceiptH ITO. mainly very
common; prices are a trine higheI Du'
tire market Is lifelees; poor 70 fair steer
4 5OaG 10: stags, bulls, heifers ana dfy
cows Q 25(dg5 80; there are no good eat
lie In the market; exporters USED "a
carloads
q 5O@5 so for sheep D OOCeo oo iol
lambs.
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furniture asnnaL8Ada. inlitatluu wAlH
each, 81 tOBB % all welnut. N 6gSpl0 10. Chain
wood scat, = dos, " 1851 W cans ana ralts
noRt, " OQapb 10, olne seat, dining, ~ gutANU
Ohildn and rockers, s. O0GlN %, large roohl d
s2u u0BQ ~, camp aud rockers, each. u 10
". Mirrors, arch tops y dos, a B0al9 3
rablsa, rDund, s2D065861; fan leaf y b0sb b
Hnfea, eacn, " Mfp1 ~; bureaus. q bQaa9Q Y
WISH uthndh, al 2SaB5 %, bad Kpriuga "a f3a-
Bnbr Chrringsa, Et000
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1855.
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cooking, the management Of servants, and
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BAR IIEOE, o 6D.-NoTWpy, t1a no. n !
ahoaa iren f5{c.. No n . sheet iruns 40
galvanized phest iron, y9glfc.i no. 4 \ s9ds
ICES no. a do, lbo.; 1JNb roonng SIN ~
nnuer'B wire. 20 per oeut. ous unnsrs AtoQa
forty Per cent. Oni cook Htopo gith Nhls
so 6o3zb u0i 90, with tfitnminHbi 81 bleelgg.
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PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANs. Jan. 30 Flour
Dull; choice 4 20; fancy 4 40CA4 as: er-
ira 1904 so; patents . 25Ca6 90.
Corn ieady with good demand; In
sacks, mixed and yellow 50S5l; white
Oats--Tn fair demand; choice West
orn 42@49; Texas red rusi-proof A.
Corn WeRl-Bteedy with moderate
demand, . 65@2 20
Hay-Sie-dy with good demand;
prime, l5OOtal6 90; strictly primo
IL 0O@lS %; choice Is 6O9l9 90.
PROVISIONS.
POrk-Quiet but steady, At Is.
Lard-Qulet and weak; refined tierce
Bulk Meats-Quiet; supply light;
shoulders, packed, 4s0@4 IS; long
8 62l,
Bacon Quiet; long clear SO@7 35i
clear ribs, n
HAms--Cholce suRar.cured can.
vRssed dull, l0l@u.
Whisky-steady; Western rectified,
/ 05G9l %.
Coffee Quiet but steady; Rio car.
goes, common 70 prime, f!@l04.
SugaT-Dull and weaker; common
10 good common, 43@ii; fair u
20 fully fair 4b@4l; prime 10 strIctly
prime 4 695; yellow clRrif, d 5sC45l; of
white 5i96; choice white ell 10
Molasses STEADY With fair demand.
Common TO tSir 2S@S2; prime 34@38
strictly prime 4l@49.
Rice-In fair nemaud; Louisiana or
binary TO prime 4b@6.
Bran-Dul; 50.
Cotton.Beed Oil.-Tn good demand
prime crude S4l@St}; summer vel
low 391@d0
4,
COTTON MARKBTs.
nrrrInin NJ ~ IIrIinh stnAn. Pot.
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1855.
1855.
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~ nnh year The oldest periodical Of iiA
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aud chiefly, because n steadily advances In
the method itself Of magazine making, In
a word the Magazine becomes more and more
tho faithful mirror OF current lifa and move
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programme for s. ares new serial novels ~
Constance Feuimoro Woolson and W. d..
HowollS; = new novel entitled, AZ the Red
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Gibson and othora. Goldsmith'a "she stoopu
10 Conquer" illustrated BY Abbeyi inPof'
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 80. Spots
closed dull,
Sales 1900 bales,
Low ordinary s.; ordinary -; good
ordinary 10; low mlddling lOs; mid
ding l0s; good middling 49,; mid
ding fair 1 8lG; fair IL,
Futures closed barely steady, q TO
0 points lower.
Sales 100 bales.
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New YORK, Jan. 80.-Spot closed
dull, / 10 lower.
Salts 90 bales.
Ordinary o S-16; good ordinary 10
I'D: low middling III; middling II
Z 10; good middilng 49, middling TAR
i2 3-l6
Futures closed steady, 0 to o points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31

pRuee.
BARK, Cinnamon por n ~ Peruvian, q5n9 o..
hour, lto, Bl-carbonate OF soda, iingliHi
S. CoppetaH, sa4, CnohinedlA, PER on s,
Q, p, per 10 tOeliS, CHALK, lump, per 10 aei
lie included, sssi %. ShioTai Hydrats, Der il
" hlel %. ChlorofQrnn, per lb bottle includ'
%, tloa. Compoet9n powder, per 10 q
~ Gum Opium, peT 10 I %; Gum Gam
phor, Per III 8dbsB. Morphine, por oT ~ use
=. on, Castor, machine, JbGs6. OH, Castor
straiaod sSa9S oil, LARD, So. 1. sssro " auin
sssss6, Alum, sN@6, prescription Walls b,
p psr ct o. Gv S ss maize, prices Pi5Ss'R .sn
patent medicines, Al llsL Thayeu Fluit
| Extracts, ~ per cent on. Y. u. Fiuid rs
tTaoth "a per cent on. Essential oils, ~
rArra
strictly pure white lead, " 6oi spiriti
| tui pentino, 50ta65 Boiled oil, 62sb6on.
! TIE HHERHAN-wILLrAuH COtsOWs.
Ivory drop black, ~, per lh 80 EugliIi
s3aeh el3ef L. per 10 lac lamp elAos' %. 70
25o; tUltramArine blue, ". IL, 9Dc; blue PALM
| IA, 10; raw Turkey umhBr IL. %, burnt 1'uI
key umbof. ~, 90; raw Italian sienna IL, We
burnt Italian sienna, Ia, 70. Vankyke brown
IL, 80; Paris green, L. zoe; chrome, L n. o,
~, o., lie, lsc; American vermillion, ~, go: IN
dian rod, H. III Ninetta red, ip' o., H5fn, 20
y; chrome yellow. l. ~, y. o: q y. o., H. lee
rnEFARiD 0RAiHIF0 ooLoRB.
Bark oak, l0c; Ash, l6o. Blaok walnut, 10,
Maple, lBC.
DIHrnMpER OoLom,
Ivory drop black, 35o, raw TurEey umbs
10 burnt Turkey lumber $50; raw tails
sienna. @o; burnt Italian sienna, 2sc; yai
dyke brown, 26c,
Prices OF above made on n basis OF IN \
\, ana 10 cans, aSaorisd; IN x and
cans, balance IN aud Z 10 cans, Raaurtti
| Price In o III cans; balance IN and 10 car
ensorted. Price In 10 cans, 10 loas; l2If M
Is 10 tin pailH, lAo leas and Kegs 20 Per
lekl-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. SO.-Bpots closed
dull and dropping; quotations un-
changed.
Sales sos.
American 300.
Exports for speculation 1000.
Imports 5000
American $1,000.
Futures closed barely steady Al . to
. ,,tpta Iruvar
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u. oulet and lower

avs quiet and lower
.eouritles quiet
IN market, with the eKoep-
fractional reaction in the
- Gas strong and higher
u, arst hour OF business there
'Sy,pce OF I to l per cent The
cached were the highest OF
- in some cases the highest
~ thus far. IackRwanna
- eo,, Delaware & Hudson
,,,,.y Central to 30, Lake
"nl New York Central 70 ssh
I,,.r consolidated TO 70l, Union
,sth,ud Western Union to6sa.
!, ,,s,t was favorably affected
,,poancoment that MI the
:. OF anthracite companies
~, today and consider the
IAN advance in tho price OF
The notice Of With
som the east-bound pool
r.I,ago & Grand Trunk ad,
wnort that the New York
IA Pennsylvania roads would
sel.clsss passenger rate from
M New York at $40, gave .
.ihe inward movement In the
Nh. and before midday the
bseame dull.
m the morning rumors were
i,5 mat Jaw Gould was serious
-hleh led TO an active selling
,nt. thus scoelerAtlng the de
Inst at the close IL WA
DNd from G0uld's office thai
morn we're unfouDded and In
Il ales the market was some
aedler The drop In price,
M beat figures Of the day ranget
10 q per cent Lsckawannl
atrial Pacific made the creates
falling off 2 20 q per cent. :,
gti respectively. Consider
PRESSURE WAS brought againB
bsse stocks by the begrs ant
Dom traders.
N remainder OF the list Della
Hudson fell Off / 10 693, Jer
ptrAl Il tn33,. Union Pacific !
New York Central ! to 81
western ] TO B0i Pacific Mail
- 81. Paul Il to 7l', Lake S1oTe
nd Western Union 4 to b73
be last sales some stocks left OF
loves. figures and Others rallie
per cent Compared with las
the clOlng prices are ! to ] ( pc
oWet except Tor Northern Pacific
0 TTanscontinental and Reading
are Nationally higher. Illlnol
II fose To 1921 and declined I
Oregon Navigation advanced |
and dropped 10 81: Memphis
ftOn declined / TO 90 kashvill
iianoOgA 2 TO 80 and San Fran
pnierfed to $50. Fort WayI
to l2i
lsactiOns, 252 600 shares.
MONEY.
~ YORK, Jan so. Money 10
ffrred |; prime mercantile p
65; sterling exchange b. ]
L4SSl sight 4 S6l.
EXCHANGE
F0RLEANs, LA Jan 3O.-SiRl
NEE Oh New York 81 90 per $40,
I'm; sterling b. i 484
sShENT AND RAILROAD BOND
= YORK. Jan. 30 The follON
ere the Official closing quot
althe New York Stock eKchanl
ilemoon, as compared with tho
tfdAy:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31

Wnsni, onoiUg. % % so, msdiuIn. 80, inis
nor, h1as5u oats. 25oBo barley, 5ODR6
rye, SOu; u1ru tSabt0o: hay, loose FROM %
wagon, 81 uOs3 % per ton bale hay, iB COS
10 "; bran, 500, par 100; ohOpt, ~ cool .
GER no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31

EBATu--HugRr CURED hama, llE<c:B, u, o, Is,
saoon, Use; s. C.haoon, sc. SO dry Hslt
fraH-Maohorsl. lUD kit. No. !, 6i01 ~
Z, 49, half bills, No. !, 1880 No, q tb,00
White nah, No, I, hlf. bbll g1,S; No, q, s5.25
Dried horrinaH, per box, tOo, God nhh; 90.
LAHD-TioToes. Skcg ~ and BOh oAuI az;
2Qrb cans, $50. l1n cans, bNei On cans. exc
OoTTEE.-Common IOos ordinary. lO,eo.
fair, ilo.i prime RIO, nho. fancy, i2o; old
government lava, no,
THA--lmpsriRl, t5sgg; EpnPoFdsr 5O0Jl.
aUgAR-f1ne powdered, bbls- BSSo., do,
hAb pbla., $50; cut loaf, oHo.; formulated
utGi.iArd s.. Louisiana Rranulntsd, -- :;
standard a, e'loi choice Whits, $50; yellow
RIuB-Iouiulana, core
8ALT-COarse, IN bngu,. .75tpl.t1 nus In
bAEg, -; lake 10 Dat hoop hhlG J2.l0
CAEHED 1ooDs.-PricaS per dosap, Pine
appieg, standard, Of. -, Peaches, standard,
!bs eles !eS, el.2sgs5o sseonds 2 ma
ti.OG seconds. ma, y, 8 Ms, 1850 Green
corn, sil0@l;osi Green poesl tld5 Goose
berries IN S 1,sS EsSRPSST4', !1S99is
Sg li.1, =, pa Ssci =. 2: G:7' ssl,aop' =
| iSoGi,to; BaIdinss. American, MOO oase
| tl,tOo-~>~; BlhckbsrriSG, Sl,B0 Green gags1
n.l0: Eagle oondtnDid milk, tS.eQ crown
B4EiEG fowDEn. oliver Loaf, 20 cans
Sb. do, s7i on. do. tl2.
experimentation 80, soAp, common
40; German olive, SIC. Candles, full boNes
| lb5fc. halyoa, Q, quarteTa. o. Indigo. loc r
| Bineing, 80stl w doson. UolemAn'B mustard
ll.tO9l5bo dozen. haooaroni. imported, l6ob
| American, u!u1 boz. Buckets. two hoops
t20O doEeniWsll huoketa. e.00 dozen nroomE
Tl,7bos. rs dOSon, Brilliant oil. bblH,, leo., 10
plon, do, DC; do, - oasot. g y MILITANT
| 10 cases, "a 20. do, ia cAnor, ~ 08
| FLOUR = btAnard'h Royal Patent, 20 b
y bbl.i taokai ~ Oo9 y 100 es,i No. Taxa
per buhhel, 66Oi huminy and gTita, y Dbl
IS 90. Oatmeal. y hall DBL, 81 a5i Craohei
wheat, 20, 90. Crackers X soda, G1g., ~
soda, 7o.i xxx soda, To-; cream goi gin
Eor Enhps SNci lemon creams, B&c,
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Galveston.
GALVESTON, Jan. 8O,--Spot closed
quiet.
Receipts 487.
Sales, 800
Exports none.
Stock, p 1850
Ordinary, vi; Good Ordinary 10 Is;
Low Middling, 10 7-l6; MiddlinR,
10 lille; Good Middling, 10 1916;
Middling Fair, II TO-
Futures opened dull aud easy, ruled
quiet clubing quiet, ! TO points
lover,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-31

potatoss-IriHn. per bushel, glc, barrel
81 05, onions, per Dbl, Red 2 70; Yellow, o. X
rurnip white. stO0. kutsTbegO. 49,
, lana Il. y meC beiA" SCI 49,
NJ edium rsr bhl., gs oJ. small, per bbl., ~
half bb-. med. q b0i half Dbl, small, 50 o.
Cheese, half cream, 1919; full cream 10
Peanuts, 100 Older hali-hbl., 20 % Cab
hRgo, psr orAts o. O0Dt3 %.
POULraY- HenA l2tO ~ % psI dozen
young chickens. g. b0gB W, furktgA ~ " x
each asAAa E8b o. punhn. g. tJok "
Eo8H-PeT doEen, l516 gallo
fresh country hutlSI, cnoics, 20 q 80.
cream cry .B5sb5I Sio.i old butter, tSl0c.i Disc
margarine, 10
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Notion.

posTog. Jan. 90 = WOOL tlftni
ooc.S demaud; Ohio aud Pennsylyanlaa
sstras S2fa,s6; Michigan heecea wv
Gne Ohio delaine S6@37i pulled $50
81
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sRsstsrn TsIss oatns a. about taroS. spo
Bouthcrn and Central Texas stock cattle ~
about two dollars por head less than tht
above quotations.
The above pricss are FOR herds OF 100 head
nnd upward OF best North Texas cattle de-
ilvorcd ON the trail.
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rrrRusu srocrs

hAnsns tIty.
special.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Jan. S0.-Pro-
visions were dull and lower.
Cattle receipts light, demand linn
tied and market dull prices weak
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
WheRt-CSsh 81; February GIL bid;
May 6A@643
Corn-Cash 300 sos; February %
bid; March zoe bid; NAY 3Ol.
OSts-No bids
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports.
CSttle-Receipts 1000; exporters 10
Ca5 90; good TO choice shipping
IS; common 10 medium 4 50G4 80;
stockers and feeders 5000 90; COWS
2 5O(d8 50.
Hogs-R Receipts 10 600; 4 2o(94 so.
Bheep--Re pts 400; fair TO good
muttons . ZOOS so.
~, Louie,
Special.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 80. - Whest--
Only moderately active and prices
fuctusted but little but later declined
cent.
Corn was duh and lower.
Provisions were slow.
Cattle slow and lower; common dull,
Sheep steady on good grades.
PRODUCE
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. red 1s@S4s cash;
! So January; S4}@@i February; S8i
| @s7a March; 9l@Sl. May; closing Al
inside prices
Corn-3e@3B, cash; SO January; IS,
ass February; 358 March, S7@S7i
May
Oafs-3ll@32 cash; 30 bid January
3l!@3lt May.
PROVISIONS.
Whisky--l IA
Corn MeRl-2 2O@2 so.
POrk-l2 37i
Bard--6 85@8 20.
Bulk Meats Long clear 20; shorI
rib 8 80; short clear q 50
BacOn-LOnR clear Z; short I'll
7GB73; short clear 7,97i.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Receipts 1870; exports b 500
20; good to choice 25@7 90; common
To medium 4 25Cd5 90; butchers' steer
4 00(aA CO.
H0gs-Receipts 1900; 1904 10.
Sheep Receipts 100; common q
medium 50Cd3 IS; good 10 choice 3 s.
"a 90; extra %.
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Cliiaago,
Special.

CHICAGO. Ill, Jan 3O,--The wheat
market broke badly to-day, and scalp
ers were ruined. Wheat off 4, corn !.
May pork active and lower,
Lard futures dull.
Cash meats lower,
Cattle market slow and ten cents
lower on ali grades supply large.
Sheep dull.
PRODUCE.
Flour Easy but unchanged.
Wheat-JanusTy 49, all, closed 20. !
February 703@77!, closed IS, March
7TG77}, clo-ed ~; May s3@s3!.
GoTn-Cash 3Blm36A; January 36t(g
36s, closed at 3Gt@88G February 80.
a86t, closed a. 38,; March 36sC836t
closed at 38sC988R; May 4O@4O1 closed
Po-k-Cash 70 O5@l2 10; February
~ O5@i 2 10; MNrcn II l59l2 l7li May
IaTd-Cash 6 77l@s S9l; February
8773@6 so; March o 5000 S7si May
7 O2] @7 05.
Ruiz Meats-I,oug clear 9OtS5 CO.
short RIB 8 lo@6 20; short clear . COG
6 Go.
LAVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs Receipts $4,000 slow, b5@
4 90.
Cattle-Reoeipts 5000; prime from
common to fair 10 lower; common &c
good shipping 4 4095 4Oi corn-fed Tex
ans 4 so
Sheep-Receipts $500; slow, com
mon to medium . 50@S 40; good e
choice 3 G0()4 so.
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LOCAL Markets.
Cotton.

Csood rniddiinE. w: strict middling, w
niddling, w; stfist low Eniddling, ~ low
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-06-26
Lands: swamp-Duty of Court.

SECTION 1. That section 6f0S,
chapter I22. article 3 OF the Revised
Statutes of the state Of Missouri, be
and the same is hereby amended by
striking out the word "may," in the
fifth line Of said section. and Inserting
IN lieu tIefof,he word shall" SO that
said section, when amended, shall,
read as follows Section 6I88. II the
court shall fipd that the proposed i'm
proyement is impracticable, they shall
dismiss the petition at the cost oil
the petitioners; but if the court
find that the proposed work is practlc-
able and not prejudicial to the interests
OF the citizens of the comfy at large,
they shall specify in such order the
nature and extent of the improvement
to be made, the maximum OF the cost
thereof, as terms of payment, and 9th.
er things necessary to protect the
county and carry into effect the con,
tract tor the improvement.
Approved April 2, 1885.
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our PASTURE LANDS.

For years it has been source oil
wonder to us that the rough land west
of town has not been bought and
cleared up for pasture. That these
hills can be made to furnish as fine
pasture, as is found in the United
Safes Is without doubt. and the day IS
no, far distant when the hills between
Ibis poin, and the Charlton river will be
as valuable as any land in Adair Co..
Last Monday afternoon We both took
walk over the fine pasture lanfs OF
Mr.. T. C. Campbell, west of town,
Mr.. Campbell purchased this land ten
years ago a, ten dollars per acre. At
this time it was without grass, and
covered v ith dense growth of trees
and underbrush. What change has
taken place! The trees have been
trimmed out, the underbrush cleared
away and for every tree and
brush a thousand blades OF grass
have appeared. The whole is
now covered with the richest pas
turage, the white clover and blue grass
beng from SIX to eighteen inches in
height. While tramping about over
these pastures thinking of the untold
wealth hidden away 50 near the sur
face il these hills, We happened 10
: glance down long slope to the south
west. At the foot of this slope most
beautiful sight was presented. 1t was
Mr.. Campbelrs heard of thorough bred
short horns. A closer inspection re-
vealed ten thorough breads, magnif
cent animals, of beautiful red color
and FIVE nigh grades lusurla ting in thi'
pasture. Mr.. c. takes great pleasure
and well he may, in keeping and care
ing for his herd. 1t is as fine blood a
there is in the state and we only wlsl
, that every farmer and farmers son il
Adalr county would make 1t point #
see these beautiful cattle