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Signal-Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Copiah County, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1886-01-21
nm. Isaw ,hnt ,hn ANN Of tho Instru.

up, I saw that the arm OF tho instru'
ment was moving slowly. TREMENDOUSLY,
but PROFESSIONALLY moving. watched
II with almost tho same amount OF
wondcrmcnt that IIanscl exhibited,
while IL rose. trcmblcd. and foil upon
the gong. with a stroke hardly stronger
than the blow Of an infant, but. so dell.
cately are these signaling instruments
arranged, instantly followed the warn
ing rattle. 1t was but the work OF an
instant to follow with my finger the
course of the wire which attached the
instrument to the body. 1 found that
after leaving tho battery this wire
passed down and around the neck OF
the corpse. pressing closely like tight
necklace upon the carotid artery, nat
urally the first place. from Its conncc-
ton with the heart, where rcviving life
currents would be perceptible. The
mystery was no longer mystery. The
warning signal had undoubtedly been
sounded by the throbbing artery. Com
ing a, long and irregular intervals tho
pulsation either failed to occur while l
was engaged in my efforts at rcsusci'
tation. or through some disarrange-
ment OF the body itself, caused by
those efforts. had failed to be an
nounccd.
"The Baronln Fricsbach lived; the
throbbing artery proved 1t. Muscular
contraction. ~ any physician will tell
you, is entirely possible in the dead.
Arterial movements are totally different
in character and arc susceptible of but
one cxpianaiion-that life is not dead,
but sleeping.
"As thisis record Of plain facts, with
no necessity for a dramatic climax, as
in fiction. formulated theories a. To the
cause Of such attacks would be useless.
Whatever had been the cause, the IL.
suit was n scmbancc Of death that
would deceive the closest scrutiny. !
am not the only physician who has
been driven into labyrinth OF indie
ci>ion by such experiences Indeed,
We arr not in such eases Justified in
using anything in the shape of REM
cdial agents. except such drugs as act
NJ promp,cr> TO torpid organs. the sort
of position occupied by the man under
Tho baiyn nt th, onara
after di>pa,ching q messenger for
ease OF surgical Instruments and u
powerful galvanic battery, | had the
Bironin Fricsbach lifted from her resi-
Ing place among these grim compan.
ions, and. warmly wrapped in blankets.
placed in the carriage. She was still
unconscious, but was evidently return.
ing To u state which. il not exactly life,
bordering too closely upon it To risk
the shock which the sight of her SUR
romiings would inevitably produce.
HNing also instructed the messenger
who had gone for my instruments TO
warn the family Of my arrival with my
sal burden, there was nothing TO de-.
tain us. As We passed into the dcwy
freshness of the early morn. the rising
sun was just beginning to throw long
and slender fingers Of light through
The widely opened windows.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
9gcrafktQ1e @tiamctfe

perbinbert mau9e 0oftoren. i6re @eI6ifGt9=
felt On3uSet8en; mir a6er loileu un5 our9
feline i0lden berf0mmti9en 8ori9rifteu abb
balten u1O b%enfel1, Dap, pelln mir ei11e ltns
ieren 3tebenmeni9en riibli1e Gntoedun8
MAIDEN, mir Die &Datia6e iiber oas gauge
Qano Der6reiten ioltten. 0aber lalleI mir
I'M 9a1;en &anoe bic GGotia9e per0ffentz
Ii1en, baB DR.. Ut. 9. Bierce'S Golden Me-
dical Discovery" (golOe1e meDi3i1il0 e Gut=
bedung) OaS beitbetanrte 6eillnittel ge9en
G0wtnoiudbt (Sfrofeln Oer Yuu8e) uno QDlt=
li0e &roufDeiten lit. 9enbe 10 Gents IN
Sriefmarfen flr DR.. Hieree's ~poutQnOige
2lbbanOlun9 iiber S9minoiu9t NIT uuilberz
troTeneu gJtttteln sur 9elbltbebdiOlun9.
@oreiijre: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, G63 Main St, Buffalo. n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

CT Spies, Barions un6 S0DGb in lebbafs
ter llnterDaLtung nit lbren Qngeb0rtgen.
Spies IND YQrions I6teHen fi6 tDr ShtGs
tai l1t6t belOnOerS gu Qer3e1 81 uebn1eH,
tpdbreno S6pab it6 leiie nit let1er SraI
unterbteLt unD etren iebr erniten @elt9tSs
au9oruG aur S6au trug.
Jteebe mur0e our9 Den l1rt6eilSipru0 am
t%1etlten il6erral6t, BOD tano CT It6 iebr
i6neu in ieine traurige Gage, uno e6enio
Stl6er uto Tiel0en, meLbe ft6 nit tbren
glo0Ot1tet III gleidgllttger getie unter<
DlelteH. Gn9el uto 2tlgg, uno n1mentlt6
PEI Ne5tere, tpelcher ietther Die gr0ste S0r9z
lolI9tett our S9au getragen battS erlGtez
men lebr llte0ergeldIa9en un0 bltdten, D6ne
lt9 al Der nnterbaltung 81 bet6etltgen,
~tteternIt boo itd bin. gSte elmer Der 8erz
tbetotger Der NnGr6titen metnt, betra6ten
leIl1e <enten tbre BerurtbetLung ais cine
Dem Nnar6iSn1uS, aber ntdt ibrer 8erion
9%eltenoe. 0efGngntBoirettor So[8 bat Die
0erurt0etIten in Der firOt0roer 6eitimmteIt
gtbtDeIlun8 Interbrtngen lGliet, Die lonit
nDll0e Goote1lDa0e tptro CT aber DorIGuftg
mob ntGt anor0nen.
Sttusntmns Ses GMbItfmms.
Nls oaS berurt6etlenoe @rfenntntB Ser
0el@m0renell geitern Wtorgen Bet Dor benz
0er!1tSgebGuoe barren0en W2enge befannt
tpuroe, ittntmten Dteielben Elm Oreima[i9es
oonnerHOeS 6urra6 an. 8a[o oarauf fill /
ten IT'D Die bena9barten @irt6i6aften. mo-
aus Treuoe barber, oaB burd Die 8erurs
tbetLung Der 0Gupter Der bteligen @nar1tz
item Dem D~erbre6erti6en Ereiben Ser SeBtez
ren ELL fir ale OtaL Elm @nOe berettet lit,
bon ben anIpelenoen @Giten manbes @laS
9eleert tDurOe.
ueberaa i'll Der Stabt gibt bic 8irgers
i6aft unoerDoblen ibrer Sreuoe barber
@uSoruG, DAB Die Qnardtften berurtbeilt
tporoen limb, penn aud Wtau6er ni9t erz
tDartet bate, DaB Die @ei6pOrenen auf
S0oesitrafe e%rfelnen niirOen.
0te 8ertDetoiger Der Nnar9titen, tpeI6e
our9 bic GerurtbeiIung ibrer @lienten gum
Sooe, be3tp. 9feebe 5u lauQjGDriger i3u6tz
bauSItrafe, in lpra6loieS grltaunen Uerz
ieBt tDurOen, Deriu9ten bic 0erlrtheilten
o0our6 81 tr0iten. ooB le iDne1 eiuen
5Deiten Bro5eB in 2tu5lt6t fteIten. Sb
aber Elm lol6er bonn Sbergeri6t betpiui9t
miro, lit iebr 8tpeifelbaft IuO Die 6erren
8laG uno @enolieH ideiaen Dies aud 81
a6nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
+ GGis 8. GDe5Orpt9D. +

Sn Der Na1t pom MitttpoA gum 0ons
neritag, nit Dem @IodenidIage j3p0lf,
muroe elmer Der Oer0len ltpoIIiten 8lrger
uno 0earnt.n utlerer Staor, Der e6emalige
Staots Sugenjeur ellis 9. @6e5brougb
bur0 et1eDl lanften Sob aus einenl, ieit
einigen Sabren burd ~beitdnoige Granfqeit
getrii6ten 2e6en abberufen. Der Gerbliz
dene tpar befanntlib Der Grbaucr Der bei>
ben Observation-Disclosures unierer 8unz
Ders Stoot, nGmli0 oct beioen SertunnelS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
- Gin bortreffGi6es @ei6enl

- Gin bortreffIt9es @ei6enf
tpur0e Dem NIten6etm Dor eintgen
Woden bon Der Tirma y. Sir n 3 &
SOn. SEQ. 1917 Mtllpaufee 2[pe., gemadt
- cine & q mai6tne Die it0 10
D0r3tgLt6 betDdDrte, DAB Die NnKKt idon
rG1 5lDeimaligem 0ebrail6e etnst 3tpette
beiteQte. Die Wtalhine tpGidt auSge3eiOs
net rein, babel i6neu, eripart Da5 porz
bcrige &ohen Der gSGide, uno gebt 10 leid)t,
oaB etn WfdOden DON IA Sabren ite banos
hQbeu fam.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

From General Pope's account Of Sec
ond Bull Rum, in the January Century,
we quote this paragraph in relation TO
General Hooker on the battlefield: 90 j
had not seen Hooker for many years.
and I remem 5ered him as q very hand
some young man, with ford complex
ion and fair hair, and with figure
agile and graceful. As I saw him that
afternoon on his white horse, riding in
rear Of his line Of battle, and close mp
TO It, with the excitement Of battle ia
his eyes, and that gallant and chivalric
appearance which be always presented
under IRE, 1 was. struck with admira7
ton. AS a corps commander with his
whole force operating under his own
eye, iL is much 90 be doubted WhetheF
Hooker had superior in tho arpay,f
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
9rotssaioual &ards.

II Wallace, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon.
Il Special attention given 10 the diseases Of Wo
men. Philipsburgh, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
Churches.

baptist services, new N B. Holman viii preach
Lat the Presbyterian church, on State street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, the first Sunday in every
month at II o'clock q. t-2l
IOresbyterIan Church, State street between
Il Fourth and Fifth. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev. Theodore Bracken, every Sunday at Il clock
m, excepting the first Sunday in each month.
Sabbath school every sunday at 10, a. m. I-Sl
MI T. Church, corner of Third and G streets.
Ell Preaching by the Pastor, Rev W. r. Allen,
every two weeks at IL o'clock, q. m. Sabbath
school every Sunday at 10, a. General prayer
meeting every Thursday evening. Young folks
prayer meeting each Saturday evening. 7-2l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

M IL Vincent, neal Estate agent, IA,
~ Kansas. usiuess before l. s. Land Office
A choice lot OF lands for sale on reasonable terms
All correspondents promptly answered. I-3J
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

IT/m. Bisseu Real Estate and Loan Agent
~ business before the T.. y. Land office at klr-
win, Kansas, and before the Department at Wash
IN stcn. II. g, promptly transacted. T-2I
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
Arrival and Departure Of Malls,

Nail east and west via. O. b Mo. Pacific K. r.,
arrives z q. M, leaves 6:30p. m, daily.
Alma and hillipsburg-Arrives. p. 10, Mon
DAYS, and Fridays; leaves 1 p.
Long Island and hilhpsburg-Arrives y m. and
leaves p. N, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
days and Fridays; leaves 8 q. m. Wednesday, and
Saturdays.
Wagnersville and Phillipsbuagh-Arrives 2 p. m
and leaves ( D. m. on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Post Once Hours-0pens a. m, closes at 8 p
N. Sundays opens 9 a. m. and p. m, clo-es 10
a m and T.30 D. m Money order business closes
at6p. y. Eomoney order or register letter bust
D. C. CLARK. P. NJ.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
Secret Societies.,

N. r., Phiuipsburg Post, Ne a, meets at
u their hail in Phillipsburg, each Saturday eve
aing after full moon. AL sOjourning comrades
invited TO be present. j. W. Lowe, +. q.
!. II. Sallee, Ad'jt 7-2l
n. F. & a. NJ, Phinipsburg Lodge, No. 1s4, hold
SAregular meetings at their hall, on Saturday on
Or before the fall moon in each month. visiting
srethren are cordially invited to attend Frank
Strain. ". NJ. +. 4. Al. butcher. Secretary. 7-2l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
LAND AND LOANS.
Read This Carefully.

Read This Cdr9TuIly.
To those who are DESTROYS Of secur-
ing a home in Phillips county, or invest
ing in lands while yet cheap, we would
most respectfully call your attention to
our Real Estate Agency. We do not
wish to mislead you in the least, and
when we say we have the most extern
sive list of lands for sale of any agency
in Phillips county, and the cheapest
and most desirably located, we say
what we mean and mean what we say.
We are pIspared TO grant easy terms to
purchasers so that none need be with
out a home, and do not add ten per
cent. to prices on long time sales. We
also have some larger tracts of land
suitable for stock ranches, and TO those
wishing to purchase such, will make it
10 your interest to give us a call. We
have a number of tracts welt timbered
and watered and under q good state Of
cultivation. No trouble to show land
whether we can suit you or not. We
are also prepared to place farm loans at
surprisingly low rates, furnish abstract
of title to any Real Estate in Phillips
county, draw deeds ard mortgage,
pay taxes for nOn-residents and cheer
fully answer all correspondence desir-
ing to know OF this country. CAL
upon or address,
SMITH JONES & Co.,
Philipsburg
Philips Co., Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

EFfmU DAVIS Attorney at Law. Office, East
Il Side Public Square, PhiiLpsburg, Kansas
Over Post ONCE Building.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
ed in accordance with said report.

ed In accordance with said report.
On motion the road petition of S. NJ.
Ely and others of Granite township
placed on file, bond approved, and Z.
D. Heath, g. 81. tannahill and j. S
Friant appointed viewers with instrUc-
tiOns to meet In conjunction with the
county surveyor at the beginning Of
said road on the Sd day of Feb, 1856
On motion the road petition of ID.
W. Stevens and others Of Rushviile
township placed on file, bond approved
and j. W. Kidd, w. ii. Vincent and
John O'Niel appointed viewers with
instructions to meet at the beginning OF
said road on the lSt day of Feb, 1886 .
On motion the petition Of A. +.
Stevens and others for section line road
granted and road ordered opened as
petitioned for.
On motion the road petition of Henry
Ferguson and others OF Phiilipsburg
township rejected, damages not waived.
On motion the road pc .itiun Of v X d.
Mambert and others If Logan township
rejected petition indefinite.
On motion adjourned to one O'Clock
p. IN.
One o'clock p. m.
Met pursuant TO adjournment, pres
ent as before. Called 10 UIder by chair
man Close Allowance of claims against
the county occupied the p N.
On motion adjourned TO 9 O'Clock a
m. January 9Th, 1856.
Jan. 9Th, 1886.
Met pursuant TO adjournment, pres
ent commissioners Close and CoViugJuu.
Call to order by chairman Close, Al
iOWance of claims against the county
occupied the Il. m.
On motion adjourned to one O'Clock
p. IN.
One o'clock p. m.
Met pursuant To adjournment, pres.
ent as be1Oi e. Called TO order by chair
man Close
On motion the County Clerk was IN
/ sJructed TO purchase coal oil of one firm
On motion ali county officers were il.
structed To purchase ali supplies need
ed for their respective Offices through
/ the county clerk
! On motion A. b. HOuck was appoint
ed county physician Tor the year ending
/ January LIST, 1857.
On motion the road petition of j. j
/ Ward and others OF Solomon township
continued to Jan. 18th, 1886.
On motion NJ. V. Boyd, +. G Rad
/ cliff and Jonas David were appointed
/ viewers on road petition of j. V. ClOso
/ and others of Ehilhpsburg township
with instruction 20 meet on The 9th dal
/ of Feb 1886.
On motion adjourned to g O'Clock a
| %, Jan. llth, 1856.
/ CT ATs4S Al r QUIT, CsT Csr7s-uBAY EerTszr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

Of America, says that while a passenger from
New York on board a ship going around Cape
Horn, in the early days Of emigration to Cal
ifornia, he learned that one Of the officers OF
the vessel had cured himself, during the Yoy-
age, Of An obstinate disease by the use OF
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

George W. StinsOn, Attorney and Counselor at
TLaw. WIN practice in the 18th Judicial Dis
trict and the Supreme Court Of the Stat. Coliec-
tiOns promptly attended to. Odicc in the Court
House, Phillipsburg, Kansas. I-2l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

Fnhlp5 County )
I, J. w. Lowe, County Clerk of the
county and State aforesaid do hereby
certify that the above is q correct re-
port of The Commissioners proceedings
had at the regular session in Jan. 1886
,(>OOO, Witness my hand and seal
: SEAL Of Office this 9Th day Of
~ January 1886.
j w. LOWE,
County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16

State vs.. ellison.
Chas Dickey ] p fees g q
D G CLARK cOnsta bic fees Is 81
State vs.. Thomas,
J G Covington constables fees 50 i
State rs. Carrie Schuetk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
81. so IN ADVANCE:

sTATE vs.. IsBELL 8 MARTIN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-01-16
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A Well Started Platform.

"Mr. Chairman" said member Of
the Committee on Resolutions, e'your
committee has made good beginning
on platform, but findsitself unable 70
proceed without the advice OF tile con-
yention."
Chairman-Will the gentleman please
read such OF the proposed platform Is
the committee has been able to COM
plete unaided?
Committeeman-Yes, sir. rReadsl.
I'VE, the people, view with ALARM
That is as lar as the committee has pro-
ceeded. - Chicago EetOs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-09-25

Patient-What do YOU think Of a
warmer climate for me- doctor
Doctor-Great Scott man, isn't that
Just what I'm trying 10 save you ir5m2
IN. T. Sun.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
LIVE STOCK AARKEr

NEw-YoRS. satIrS - July o-BEEV - Recsp,s wers
g. cars of lct hes'O carloads sLtl and IS
Jer-ev ltr Total fer The week o7 heaf sa:a7t 9f2t
ne isst week. Thu for exporter aud hs
balance direct 70 citf sa1ght rrr Nothing dong the
cattle Ssris.
shipments reported YESTERDAY.
CAVES Diy - h.af vet Nothing doing over
l.ff ~ heat mainly Buft-rmliks. % u1sOf.
,HE-P AND IAHBS.- .lrcelYtr Ilnciu ing 3
yesterday Of t-GD hea-7 at Jersey
Citg and At fOtb~L ana tnan cafi01ds
sresiy ~ the peps Iota he week 81. head
ls 43s5 mai ast week Dem M Azpt Du pic> 'cIy
~ strong Yesterday
ordinary liood sheen sold Saf'.c Prime
lambs al = 4e. and one ChOlcs a. 7c
rIt PpicOcs: % a sst--l -lce1 md Bucks
lu4 D al $3.50 y Mesterl IAN = . n a. iisc.
& Oliett l0S Indiana -Lesp. = n al &c IS
Virgnla DO = al 2c 2J West Virginia IAabs.
So 10. al isc
j. + -ader Co. ~ Kentucky Lambs. - % at G'.c.
pa DO 81 d AZ &c 3 10 81 D. 5Lc - kcu1cky
sheep lOl b. as sac IS do l05 at - 30. 81 do - D.
y.
J34c.
West virginia sheen 80 b. a; Sc.
HOGs-lso.pts lO cat. % $50 had Total for tho
week -4D hea. against IA h-A Oue
load on SAFE Market nOIInsy steady 81 b -OasJ 40
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
LIE TRADE IN CHIcAGO.

CHICAGO, July 10 ,SDeciab.-N hen +. l.
Dwyer had uls CLERK Ouy IjOJOJO bushels o wheat on
,be extr,orinary sno.strug III trgiu $50 II was the
t os.ibe evt ience trading after hours here was
ootu, .n on a large scale. it Before the opening
tnis morning IN ess than minutes B. p Hutchinson
.od 100000 bushels OF wheat AZ 7yl9- Almost Imne-
daeIy after the opening Ae August option droppei 10
-q4 Last nights ram excrlcd depressing Influence
for A while. Different partners IN tne same
house are now arrayed different sides
AMI both vehement IN their views. The foreigners
ara All radical bears Robert Warren says that wheat
W. .c As low AZ lt any time yet lbs loreisu
Marty s big one right the fOor without taking INTO
account the vast aggregl, OF The sales OF noe not on tue
eor Armour i sAli not believe IN ihis crop scare
and does not "a K as l. he did ~. estimate o the dam
ye d, as low As Is per cent Foreign mA2e.S 90 Ao1
follow tie Chicago lead. shipments have been '"u'
eotno.etely OIL. On the other hand, tIe OIL ana INC
, src.e-.fn Of the local bear--Cudahy, Rcam, Linn
q. tle bottom. although rallied from aud .iuV pc
back g. ths point several times III 'ne oo..'. ,f
day. Nose rr4.e5. OF g. LOUIS was '' G.ievrl
heat early. HUI. Ans0n wAs. roc. bo1A' ~ .
/ mi our Anes xceeGing l,OUOOOO bushels. LtOPo'~
Boom, Who lad a large -ne, dr pped MS gram. o-.
IL VA. appr-hendei carly tnat the Government .'.-
r,ull ne beArl-n document ant tnat the next Nl'i-
n.e" would show el ner small decrease or even a'.
increase when the Government report did cou' j. ""
a grateful surpr!se the bus. IL pat INC A"A'-0
/ about - per This was more than wa va irt, :
because DC conceded that the report - yen uNJ
mat IN these ten days no. cOVers - . 80 f me
has AL while growing much Wor'e, 30 Ia, ,,
couceding o. lj per Gsn-ge sent whest ~ n'H a.
! M - c-ut- a bu-he. Reports loh thr N'lsAo.i
ciic Railroad said that the thermonet~r was 20
- an, ao- ana ina che besides uc!ug A'l "AS
muygy a BAD condition tor wheat Cuiahy Is So So ~
nave advised friends that all wheat OOuSA. un"o
calls on August wheat, -2os Inc curO iot A"sN'- wa"
was sos II did sell up 10 81.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
Lrvr .rocg NARKErs gY TrLEGnAPn.

PrrYALO July lOCatie Receipts last - hours 81 head
$3.50 mead tor same ib~ Ass Hs
lU.I,D cou-lguel tnrOugn "A cars. % whcl - ,
New Yorx ~rNet decllnei 60 ems
rom il-f Monday ier s~ies a. ~ y a. 3D. fiii -
food ii puinR steers wr-S al - 20 - o. . , -
sa,,n- = hours l+uO teNi toiE io4 -
49, ar ,0r same lm- iast week - o." n'~o
r,ns.eaed through - c4Is . Ci "-lc' 80 NN"
80 -,r sac. market lower no Nt~-l oiN i,l'., ~,
,,on 20 Fr s. - O0oi 70 Choice - j - 30;
-Do,cr % Extra, 81 80 10 81 Lambs 90 'V - "a ~
over. .... q. ,or-. O a. neat
,,.sr.r 4. I'd 'Or time sst wr'N - : - - -
,~cugn IL cars of winch - 10 New Ofk - a. -. ~,
-r -l.,S~ .na Iufrr Mixed Pfg~. - - ~
e. a. a., 30 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ehla :" '''' ''
ca ne'1 I,lv lO-caf< kec-Dus lll nsl .l,n a..
e- tA1ice Na0Tc 7-lOpA- 1e'0t''
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-fssrs And Feeders - -JSs+ a Grass AeA-1s
= Z! a -, y,,. 500 .mumcnts l5Jl market scuge iai
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az 20 MAGENTA 900 aesif -niDrnenbs A's.Ss
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