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Fancy shippers .65 05 90
Good to choice shippers 4.2004.5O
Fair to medium shippers 3.75D4 10
Common to medium shippers.....-... 3.2OO3.6O
Stockers and feeders. Observation-Disclosures. 2.25O3. 25
Medium to good heifers ..-.....--.. 2.S503.35
Common to fair heifers .......-.. 2.25O2.65
Medium to good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.75D325
Common to fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.50O2.5O
Veals common to good. 3.5OO5.OO
Bulls common to good ..1 .75O2.75
Mixers, common to good. is. 90
Hoas-Receipts. 800; shipments, 1000 Quail
ty only fair; good heavy on sale; if here would
readily have brought quotations. Market opened
active. closing steady.
Heavy packing and shipping .7o05 80
Mixed packing and shipping --. 5.45O5.65
Common to good light.-.--. 5.1OO5.4O
SHEKP-Reeepts, 42O; shipments, 400. Local
receipts light if here would have sold at quotations
Good to choice 1904. 80
Fair to medium Observation-Disclosures. $685. so
Common. 2.7503.15
Lambs common to good -. $50 sos
Bucks DER head -.e.....2 .5OO4OO
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closed at e57sc, sales, ,O96 900 brs: clearances
l. 946, 900 bris; runs, "a, S1S brls.
Cotton.


NEW YORK Jan. SC. L. Greene g. Go. say:
creased values point two but were not followed
up by any orders OF importance and discovering the
absence of demand the local element jumped on the
position and succeeded In forcing rates OF S9 points
giving tone during the greater portion OF the
session.
NEW ORLEANS Jan 3.-Cotton steady; middling.
o7sc; low naiddng, 99-16c good ordinary, 9lsc; net
receipts. 1,76O bales; gross receipts Bales
sales IS 600 bales; stock, Az, 884 bales.
easier: sales 10 900 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export, and g. 600 bales American.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Wool quiet but steady; un-
washed bright medium. 16D23i2c: coarse braid;
12021c low sandy, 1001Sc; fine light. 15O19c;
fine heavy 10O17c: tub-wasned, choice, 35c; inferior
30033c; sacks, 1O015c.
BOSTON, JAN 3.-Woo1 steady; Ohio and Penn
| syvania extra heeces. 3003lc; Xxx, 81 19032c;
Xxx and above, 32lo033; No. i, 3o036c; Michigan
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-wool quiet and easy; do
22c.
inal.
Metals.
NEW YORK, Jan. Cooper weak lake.
1675c. Lead dull domestic 5000 Tin steady;
Australian, 37.25c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3.-Lead, 4sOc, selling.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3--The market was very quiet
in all departments but very firm and low grades Of
bleached and brown cottons 18c to lac higher.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady and Strong ON Good Cutchers'
Hogs Active, Closing Steady.
INDIANAPoLIs Jan. 3.
CArTLE-Receipts $50; shipments. As. Receipts,
light, market steady, but stronger on good butcher
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LONDON, Jan. Bar silver, A 9-16d pc
ounce.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.--Bar sill YER, 96sc.
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NEW YORK, JAN 3.-The market was very quiet
in all departments, but very firm and low grades Of
bleached and brown cottons 18c to lac higher.
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Clover-Common red June, prime frecleaned)
So 1924 % 2 ba; English OF mammoth prime ers-
Alfalfa prime, $7.5O0S 90: white, $500 500;
prime timothy So SO 02.75 y bu; extra clean blue
grass, S1.1501.25 ~ bu: red top, SO D75c ~ bu
orchard grass, SI.5o01.65 p bu; Southern grown
millet. SOC per bu; common miet, 75c per bu; fax
seed selected 81. 40 al. so ~ bu; old popcorn.
4c y 10; new popcorn. 6O070c y blu; hemp. 3iae
canary. SCI rape. 90 y ID. Acme lawn grass seed.
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ne TALKS Eni.r,si.ingiy About ui.
Canvass aud National ropi-.

"What have Won been talking TO the
people about. gcncral9' asked n Nashville
Im0-iom reporter OF ten. J. u. &. Atkins,
Friday night. as they sai together in room
seven, Maxwell house.
II have had good deal 10 say oi tho
good results Of the present administration,
and have, oi course. had morr ~ less "a
say everywhere about the tariff. find d
very general dcsirr % bo informed on thi.
subject, aud am inclined 10 think there
Is a higher grade Of intelligence through.
out the State on all political questions.
People grasp without confusion the i'm.
poriant points oi the tariff discussion, aud
] note that the young men especially arr
taking the greatest interest In Il, aud that
they arr well informed
what tendency Of sentiment do you
iind upon this question"
They have studied tho Democratic
Chicagp platform closely, and tho inter.
probation y general Tot a modification Of
the present tar list"
81 have told everybody, continued the
speaker. that, and have found Tow. very
irw, dissenting opinions from the position
] take incidental protection must follow
any thrill NJ all, ~ positively ~ any Cur.
Rotary follows any predicate whatever. and
~ naturally as effect follows cause. I
maintain that the customs duties should
hC placed rather upon thu~e articles Nhcru
the cost Of labor enters la grcai,usi pro.
pOnlvtnncc. Democratic doctrine. AZ Il
appears 10 me, Is that tho greatest tax
should TALL upou the luNufics VI liio rather
than the nrcv~itics. whereas. the Rcpubli.
can party las always had Il the other way.
There n no escape irum protection IN \
scnse and OF Kind. Jackson, Polk, Hen.
ton, aud nearly every statesman II cmi.
ncncc has sccn Il and admitted II. and the
Democratic party has simply gone little
further today than Jackson aud Folk went
In their time, aud siys that not only shall
emergency revenue, ~ Ia time Of var, bc
raised through the Import duties. but that
certain discrimination shall prevail Ai all
times A. between articlcr vi American
manufacture needing pnptoction against
tho same article OF articles made In an.
other country"
"wha, do you find in scanning the
national horizon
II see that the public has placed Mr..
Harrison upon plano II intelligence aud
force below tho loye ~ such men ..
Cleveland, Thurman, Blnipe and FL.
munds. lie IA stronger man nj all points,
houcvcr, than Mr. Hayes, aud personally
he IL courteous and distinguished
looking man. ] must ay that there II
every reason 70 believe there u going 10
do a warm asd sn interesting struggle.
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roar. The delegates evidently had the
best interests of their party at heart and
acted accordingly.
ED SHAW seconded the Endorsement Of
Chancellor Estes in q brief but earnest
speech, in which he characterized him as
judge who administered the law ably and
impartially, and treated litigants and
counsel, high or low, rich or poor, with
Underwriting courtesy. He regarded him
as not only the best man in the county for
the place but the best man in the State.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Me,nphi. Theaser season.

Manager Gray, of the Memphis theater,
writes from New York, stating that no Is
engaging very fine list of attractions for
the ensuing season, and among them he
mentions the following: Robert Mantell.
Kate Claxton, Rose Coghlan, the Little
Tycoon Opera company, Margaret Mather,
"lield by the Enemy" Booth and Bar
rett (Memphis and Nashville will be the
only places in the south where the latter
will play the coming season., Abbott Opera
company, Lotta, Frederick Wardc, Henry
Il. Dixcy in "Adonis," James Vain
wright, Robert Downing, Clara Louise
Kellogg Opera company with Minnie
Iiauk These are but few OF the strong
attractions being engaged for Memphis;
the full list will not be completed until
September. Manager Gray will return
home about the last of the month.
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LAWN TENNIS SPREADING.

Proposition to Organize Southern
League OF Clubs.
Lawn tennis is becoming most popular
game in Memphis
With the upper classes II comes in as
recompense for the ignominious failure Of
baseball.
Il want to submit proposition to the
Chickasaw, Shelby street, Washington ay-
enue, Adams street, Union street and
Amateur Athletic association clubs" said
MIR. Abe Frank. a leader in the newly in
troduced sport and secretary and treasurer
OF the Memphis Tennis club, to an Ape Al
reporter yesterday afternoon.
very good; let's have it," was the en-
couraging rejoindcr.
ut is this: That we organize an associa-
ton called the Southern Lawn Tennis as.
ISOLATION. Let each club that wishes to
become member send in its appli-
cation to the Memphis Tennis club, and
when sufficient clubs have applied
meeting can be held and the "ball
started to rolling" My idea for such an
organization is this: There always exists
in tennis player feeling that excites
MS ambition to become an expert, and
any player will tell you that when playing
II IS most enjoyable game, when he has
beaten his opponent, and Of course this
increases self-coniidence, and the victor
wants another Richmond in the field. {"
This is exactly why we would like TO see a
southern lawn tennis association. With
such we could have much finer tournaments
and excite a deeper interest for the game.
When the organization is well established
we can invite clubs from other southern
cities to become members, and then have
contests equal to the northern and eastern
associations. A very valuable prize could
he offered as q trophy OF the southern
championship. also local contests could
occur frequently. The cost Of this, COM
paratiyely, will be very little. Each mem.
ber, pays its club dues, and from this
each club pays its assessment dues.
We could have enough in a short time
10 have some very nice contests. There
are players hero who will in short
time make contests as exciting rs
one would wish 10 see. Those to whom
refer arc Rice and Armstrong, OF Chickasaw;
VI. Estes and H. Armstrong, OF Washing.
ton avenue; White and Rice, south OF
Adams street. and Goodman, OF Shelby
street, Besides these gentlemen there are
Others who will be expert tennis PLAYERS.
This we are sure will be a fine amusement
for those members who will remain in
Memphis during the summer. | hope
that all clubs will consider the matter and
send in their written agreement TO unite
with the league, at the ssme time be an
independent club.
Mortuary Report
For the week ending Saturday, July II, 1888,
at o'clock nm:
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We can't get round the fact that Hancock
and Garfield ran neck and neck, and that
Cleveland and Blaine ran nose and nose,
but We may reasonably anticipate this from
the desperate status OF the Republican
party. believe IT is tacit conviction
among the Republicans that this is their
last throw and they have got to do their
very best. II they miss this time the party
will 90 TO pieces by 1892 and another party
will rise up; or II they fight in the next
presidential race at all il will BIO with tho
ineffective weakness OF moribund organ
ization. They may take up some new
question, but there is none in view at
prnSpntO
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'ssaire uusnry IN a R.pubi,ca. Camp

To the Eiitof 1T The Appeal
Full justice has not been done in the
accounts heretofore given In the Rcpub.
lican primary held In the Eighteenth dis.
trict ON Thursday night last. when the
writer came ON the grounds, about thirty.
FIVE Of the colorcd brethren had assembled.
with few white Democrats 'Squir,
Hughcy was there In full iopc. ~ this nc.
count will show.
Barnum, hglow and littlcjohn had
been appointed by the Republican central
committee % hold TIE primary, aud Ncrc
late IN arriving, aud the crowd, uu,cd by
'SQuirc liughey had called the meeting n
orier, elected q chairman and SECRETARY.
aud speaking had begun ere the Judge.
arrival onc Of The speeches made by
Richmond Kirby was 20 this effect.
"Brudcring and gentlemen. de- object Of
dis meeting = iur two purposes. lust 10 In.
dorse Mr. llughcy and Prescott a. magis.
tiaics and put them on the Republican
ticket, and secondly Ia elect two delegate,
20 the convention. which are 10 bc myself
and Andy Oycrion"
Alter Kirby he'd finished the candidate.
for magistrates were called on 20 pledge
themselves. squire llughcy came inr.
ward and went through the routine spccch
Of plcdging himself Mr.. Prescott ala
camc Ia the scratch. Coleman Rovsicr
and Frank Cannon. colurcd, announced
themselves NJ candidates ior magistrates.
and asked the support Of the CONVENTION
AZ this iunciurc 81 the proceedings Mc~rs.
Barnum and Bigclow arrived. and Mr..
Barnum stated that he and Mr. Bigrlow
and Litilciohn had been appointed by
the proper authorities 60 hold this meet.
Ing for the sole purpose Of olcciing two
delegates 10 the convention 10 be held
next Saturday.
Mr.. Bsrnum was then called 10 the
chair.
sS. Disciow then moved tina, as the
Republican party was composed Of part
white and pan colorcd, that the Delegate.
be ono white and one colored. Mr..
Bugbey was on his feot IN moment and
claimed attention Of tho chairman. The
chairman told him he had no right &c
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River Tet,.r...

CINCINNATI, o.. July ii-Rlyer % feel ana
lsing. Weather clol and clear IMPAIRED Fash.
ion. fittNbung iusoin Memphis Nigbt-Rivcf
momuter 30
LOUISVILLE Ky, July n-Rlycr Using with
10 feet 10 inches In tie canal and ; icct \
inches On the falls Cuisines dull Weather
clear and pcaant q u Wood aud tow, from
New oflsans, In The canal No other boats % %
DOM. Packets Ill on time
CAIRO. ~, juiyrt-Riycf q icct % inches and
tisiur weather cloudy aud warm. Arrived New
south. - Louis pm; byckerc state. Cincinnati,
Jpn. city n Alma. ~ Louis. pm. Drraftei
New south. ohio, pm. huckcye State. Memphis
ep M. Clty Of Alma. Memphis pm. Night
and warm. DEPARTED. Belle Memphis NAichot.
10 Pm.
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Why No, s.,s. ,s. ae,ac. oppor,un,,,-

AZ New orleans. Ia, ON TUESDAY June H. tSS1
the Extraordinary aud lt5th Gund Monthly Draw
ing ~ the Luuislana state Lottery ocrutrsl under
tho soc management II Grn'l.G. Z ncaurgani, III
Ia, aud luhtl 4. tafly, ~ Va Tho pflfrs arr Ia
amount truin tpltsu 90 les Sotnp VI the f,,sult,
arr hen. Fi,cn. No n.tu druW the first CapliAl
fflfn ~ tanun n was sold In fractional pafts
II twcnugthsatsi cachscni 10 ~ A. nauphin. New
Orleans. "a, twn ~ J !. Krlinrtrt. ninhHn Tex .
uuu a. Nvssr MEOW HIaulilug 4 10, ntstnU.
Mac unc ~ ihe Mcnari HIVE NJ Justomhausc
dr,yL View Orleans one 10 Mr. hap Catk. az
Nain s'n'rI ,hHilr,inwn District Boston, Mas
one ~ Gen " srllft collected thrnngh HALL
liutrhlns 60. Galveston TrK. one paii Ia \ q
NfWL fuunrt Canal Hank. NCN Oflrans lot % tr.
p'dinfi st. No ,loIs drw the Sccuni capital
pritr II tiuiNp Alsn -,ld in Irrational PAT, "a N
each. unr ~ James y Walsh, charleston + T.. ono
~ J \ tfiyhluW. sunta Dc. y MUA one 81 lu.,.ih
lSallcy, Ears. IvNi me ~ ", u. icwis, 81 nrf
fafk aNcnuc Babylon. T. I onc to " iryin
~ Northwestern a,cnuc, rhicagn, ill one ~ An
dcr.on Slmmuus gainesville, TIA one tn Nessr.
ltNpvf -ansinr. mussnn, lea. Que a. imnk "
Nansim. Jackson, Mich one o. e. 4 Hurfill VA
icfytll-. No one ~ : - liuusinn. Hot SPRING
Ak. one ~ 4 y Waite, - suttrt sirrrt san
ffancisiv,. cal uns rnllcvtsi by the Iint Natl
hnt " Memphis rtc 80 o.. 80 dnW the Thiri
capital prize ~ tAWn nlsn snld In fractional tfts
81 twcuticlhs ~ u each one to Z. 4 i1ring, q
lAirhrisi"f stnvt ls,frhrsirt Mas one Az Waller
A. Tonne anil ono o. e.. l. Nnthrnhufg kpih III
lisiun Nas, one 10 GOh W thamlefln Middle.
tUsn. Nd, one iof y. FULLER Taunton Mas .
one ~ Nrs : A Anier-nn. Atlanta, g.. one IN J
T. tr@hWatrf. a. Nulruulu street. Nrv Oflgsu..
one ~ gchrlg Que 10 Has s,haitman. ons lo m
J fremau. AT oi New Nofk 'fty one to Tim n
RYAN, Jackson, Mirh. etc No tantl drw M,
fourlh capital ffisc ~ s1eu srsitcrcd ~ All por
lien, ~ nc inhsldi,,l vctli. Noz g1,il5 and o.
" tiluol rir etc u will al H. fttraiei on
TUESDAY, Aurud 2 hui Nuy information will H.
given On application "a N 4. nauphin. New ~.
, ,ssn. IA no not tail 10 s-iss the roticn cppor
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TRIBUTE TO PAUL WRIGHT.
Hls Characteristics IA Pictured by Ono
Who Know Him Well.

Hls Characteristics IA Pictured by One
Who Know Him Well.
Paul 4. Wright dead With what stun.
ming effect that dreadful announcement
falls upon the startled ear Of his friends.
Only few brief months ago lac was IN the
full bloom Of health aud Just entering upon
the ilattcring prospcctsof mature manhood
In the joyous prime Of life. Truly Il il
difficult for u,io realize the fearful fact that
he has retired from tho walks Of living
mon. hut with NIL It's deep sadness and
unuttcrable sorrow, Il is 80. We shall see
his familiar form, his pleasant face, his
friendly features aud hear his welcome
voice no morc in this unfortunate world
oi toll aud trouble. Hut while We lcplorc
hiS untimcly departure from MS, 1--WE weep
NO, ~ those Who have no hope" lie was
la no weak aud doubtful sense Of the term
good man. lie was kind and affection.
ate 10 his devoted wife aud faithful chil.
drcn. lie was generous aud accommodate
ing To all. lie loved his friends and never
had anything 10 good for them. A trucr
aud purcr Mason than lac was can scarcely
In found. lie trusted his brethren Of the
mystic tie with al his brave aud noble
heart. And he has left TO them, his bc.
rcavcd family aud many admiring friends
that which u Ear better than silver or gold
a good name. lie has gone cnrly-but
not too Soon-to his everlasting home in
the bright and beautiful land Of the nm.
fallen aud redeemed. Now hc lives Tor
ever with God aud the angels In the happy
abodcs OF immortality and endless bliss.
GRrEN l.. Jackson.
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Contrary TO expectations, little or moth.
ing has been heard OF u legislative ticket.
II IL understood that those sent up last
session will ask for an Endorsement" ~.
turn. Views ON the United States senator.
ship will cut some figure Ia the race.
Aside from the Endorsement" proposition
no candidates are out.
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TuE largest snake In Shelby county.
II will greatly surprise many people in
Memphis 10 learn that tho largest make
ever seen IN Shelby county was discover
ed on Bcalo street last Friday evening.
which measured fifteen feet long. being q
black cliicken snake. This snake was dis.
covered at II Deal street, aud when killed
contained ninety straw hats which
he had eaten TO keep cool, while romans
ing At the Red Hat Store. All hats lcft
viii be sold regardless Of cost.
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wHES you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bitters. Hodges Sarsaparilla
rcnoyatcs and lnyigoratcs tho system, and
cures all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the blood. 81 per bottle. siNboi ties
Tor ". Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tom. sold by
Melsler 2s3 Main sinrci
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wv hN-FtNAs
Distribution by warls-First. I; Second,
?; Third, l; Fourth, T. Fifth, 4: Sixth. 3:
Seventh, 3 Eighth, 4; Ninth, 4: Tenth, ~:
City Hospital, .. still born, & While, Is:
Colorcd, 10. Total. ~
y. A. wiLLi,NsoN. Md,
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Don't lc, baby suffer with colds, coughing,
Group ~ sors throat. Cafholc Sn,ok o
Hall will cure. Price, $500. Lasts As
months. No. go Main street.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Christian Churrh corner Linden and Nulirtry.
sunday school al Dam. Morning services al 10 u
am. No night scv.,cN
~ Andrews Mission Corner OF Iowa and Ar.
kansas avenues, Rev. = Hufiori oiiriailng scr.
Nicss aud sunday school NJ pm.
Cumberland Presbyterian Chur.h -Couf, street
sunday school htbD srviccs NJ ~ a. M. by
Rev. y. 7. waynlck No nlsht tsr,lcc
Mission SUNDAY srhual=n nilic's schaai.houso
Marshall avenue AID Union sifrci, this after.
noon at a7o O'clock. rmyc, mccling Friday even.
ing Al oclock
first Presbyterian Chur-h CORNER Third and
Poplar strcts. services NJ n am. and = IN hy
the pastor, the Rev, Eugene Daniel D. u. sabbath
school NJ lam.
Aialama STREET Presbyterian Chufch=Cafncf Of
Jones avenue aud Alahnma stfrci. Hcrylc.s al M
am. and ~ pm. ny the Rev James l. NaFtrn
ID, pastor Sunday school al gOam.
Ccnlmi baptist Chufch s,.rpnd street, near
ncale scrviNs NJ II am. aud nm. sunday
school NJ I'D am strangers arr suarially In
Viiri 10 all scfyicc. seats irs. Rsv A. J. Ditkin.
son. pastor
fir,t Methodist Churh Corner second and Pom
lar streets rev, Warner Mnarr pastor SUNDAY
schnol ~ pn am. The Rev pt srsrn D. Jackson
oi Winchester, Tom. will preach al n a IN. No
syvicrs at night
Caiyay Church Corner scoond sud Adam,
sircts 4 bufiuui. rcint Eafiy communion al
an am. sunday schonl at D am Morning
prayer and sermon NJ lou an. evening prayer
aud sermon atspm
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Usx Syrup Of Puncs for constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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CUT AND DRIED.

CUT AND DRIED.
The Republicans County Ticket.
Hugh B. Cullen to Lead the Party
to Defeat.
III M
A Harmonious, Unanimous and
Very Orderly Convention.
Ed Shaw Nominated for Magistrate
In the Fourteenth District.
u
Williamson for Assessor. Myers for
Trustee, Estes for Chancellor and
Buttinghaus for Magistrate
at-Large.
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foR good hot weather drink INC Floyd
4 Moneys old reliable mead.
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GKr up clubs for TnE WEEKLY AREA,
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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anu uhhhlihous support:
\ Halle, y Halle.
| ] u Aldrich. WIN burnside,
| ~ Hudley, John williamson,
| W S'olcld, Harding,
Joseph lIeuochsburg Vim Known
SCHILLER &Co, u Gmphcim,
Adler hos a Co J Morris,
| NJ Adler, WIN Nfbwn,
| " Mc,afty, Pat Murphy.
| " Known, Henry Kramer.
HALL. VIM klthlcnkamp,
Oscar Mathews, Louis Iirnnt
| y Myers. l. Waterman,
" zimmerman, " Rcchmann.
/ A Zimmerman. Quntrll
| Thomas Hunter. Joseph II licidcr
| charles korns, Gust Mailer,
| A fruWCfy, z n Lane
! Lazarus Fwnlf.
/ VI issir MSso.
An scgin. lratuN
/ "a lagcf J. u Edwards
! lhNignc. III Randolph,
LOUIS HiwhlcS, George Nghily
VIM liufkhnri. Jnscph H,nrnhncft
u liufnctt 90, MmCasO
y furnclt Louis rurncit,
llsfr, Cohen, John I.enn
John Long X l. shipp.
NrnkcH Harm Dimmhnn,
o'kct lt'lssg. John q s,hmidt,
nanulgrt u Srhmorllrt
schcihct GCO VT s'hoiblcf,
Jack 'Hs'y, HrIwn.
l. Louis. a Fischer
J Fischer, ThOmas Ward,
FIFTY llun, Sam ltOscnhclm,
luy 1uhHm, T. ltcfsrhlcrg
si-igrG Ngo Iiangle.
hnNrT b1s Hanger.
Joseph FRANKIE. tuilchhcld.
N lhfptt joe Fischer
" lc-rnbctg slaget a Go,
Jamss liackctL MYERS.
tsslair. John suntI,
VI Srhiuss. l. Davcr.an,
W shine. Mike schnAhle
Moy.tncghvt a. n Mrtlatuy,
lud Ncy John MusN
VIM Muuhulmrt. LANCE
Gcpwr hinurt X u wchl
4 inWcuhvrg Crankc.
J luncs. George Matter.
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