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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12
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g@mets.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12

= 2wei6rr1en. Ser Senio.
Der pfdti'ben Brudsreibeiser, Ger
Gusuff &ran;blbler, Druder uno ger=
Der .3utibrldsr 3.uuas' 1T &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12

9Ipdinsen. Die friberen
pofpraftifanten Wt55le uno 3'rtel aus
Stuttgart mahten pDr Rur3em einen
8erguiisunesobfeher bic Der. Sn Der
&egelbabn oes 8lr,bss gppinger gaben
He Ii4 benz Sport bin, RepDlper obau.
feuern. Sin Shub traf bic Nth!e bes
Wlrtbes. bic 2Ojdbr,ge 8 ,rttag Springer,
friter in 2irdbeim u. g., me!de iotott
trbt s%uiammenianf. Die beiben iunsen
2eute tpuroen per5aftet.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-07-06
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, JULY q, 1889.

WiEtsn Sturges. .-.r
Essay, "a Unique Figure in History,'
Bette Mosby,
Address, The Hon. Thomas II. Woods.
Recitation, "We Have Furied IT, Jennie
5s Essay, "The Grey upon the Field" Nancy
Beasley. :, ,,,,
Essay, "Jef Davis of To-day" Virginia
Recitation, s'The Blue and the Grey"
Irene Edwarda.
Chorus. "Bonnie Blne Flag
Programme of exercises on the birthday OF
Mr.. Jefferson Davis:
"a hero he who could not falter
His Southland called him. ana he came
And laid upon her scared altar
His life his fortune and his fame"
l. Music, "Dixie,' Miss Claudia Drye.
9. "Why We celebrate Ahis LAY, Miss
Sallie Hunnicutt ,
Howse. 81, 7, y
s. "The New SOUTH j. X. Kittrell.
6. "Our Country" S. h. Curtis.
s. "Devotion to Principle" D. F, Wren.
q "tIod Sometimes Speaks in the Thunder
of The Cannon" W. H. Stinson.
" 10. Recitation, 'The Conquered Banner,"
Miss Howard Knox.
Tn striking and unpleasant contrast
with this commemoration of living
and unfortunate leaders, virtues by the
people whose will he performed, and
whose ideas he represented the By
stander feels compelled to call attention
to the fact that on the Both of May-a
day made a legal holiday by the laws OF
the State of New York for the purpose
Of commemoratiug the valor of oar
soldiers and doing honor to their heroic
example, convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association, sitting III
the city OF Buffalo, instead of joining
in the services TO which the day is
dedicated, held their conYotH|re tr'1I Of
opt.dJor aport5' Instead
The Bystand2r desires to make no
comment upon this, He can honor the
SON Of a Confederate who earnestly and
sincerely eulogizes Jefferson Davis as a
hero. However greatly he may be
mistaken in bis conclusion such youth
has the material of patriot IN him.
He may be wrong, but he is a man.
For the delegates of an ASSOCIATION
claiming to represent the best young
Christian life Of the North, whose fathers
and brother gave their lives for the coun-
try's preservati on, who choose bicycling,
tennis, and baseball rather than the
due observances of patriotic holiday
enioined By staute upon all good citizens
he had a feeling of pity he could scarce
find words to express. They are fit
students of John i. Sullivan and with
MARQUES Of Q,eensberry rather than
worthy sons Of Llncolns compatrioI.tss :
Some Of the older and more foolish
readers of the Bystander may even fal
a wondering which OF these types prom
ises best for the country's future.
ALBION w. ToURGEE'
Mayvil!e, n, Y. June 10.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-07-06
.,astaltan Springs, Miss.

CHStNIlHH SFFTHS''
After the publication Of this notice
rms of board will be as follows:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-07-06

Children under y years and servants
half price. ~ a. p prnnrin,or tni'
June 5, 1883. i'op' p''0'0''
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Health is Wealth!

pr n. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treatment
guaranteed specific iur Iysteria, Dizziness Con"
yuIsions FITS Nervous Neuralgia, Headache!
5rryous Pro4tratiUn caused by the use of alCohnt
,r tobacco, Wakefuluess, Menta! Depression,
SoNpnrs of the Brain resulting In insanity arc
eaI.tus 70 misery. decay and death, PremWilfs
"a Age. RarrennpsS Loss Of power in either seI,
(nvoluntRry Losses anl SpermotorrhoeA caused
~ over-e1 ertion Of the brain, selfabuse or over
Indulgence Each SoX "'ntains one monthStreat-
cent 81 P box. or s. boxes for si.N, sent ~
axn prepaid on receipt Of ,fice.
WE GgA1ANTEE SIX BOXES
re care any case. with each order received hE
n trr elk hIYe. accompaLued with $50, We vi II
srud the purchaser our written gnarautce TO IL
nnd the money ifthe treatment does mot eNrStn
tnrc Guarantees issued only by BkAhtM d
sUUnWlS. Drgggmn sas4 agents GrSn2 ada, MSS
Ecb. 4-lv.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-07-06
GOOD BARBER SHOP

For q first.class shave or a tashionaoIe
hair cut. 90 to Robt' Purdy's Barber
Shop, Prot. Baily will also be iouna al
Il e Shop. they are both obllglngo "a ana
experienced BARRIERS. March 'o-0' w.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1889-07-06

The more fully to illustrate TINS, lne
Bvstondcr gives the published pro-
rrammes of two of these public scI'oo'
exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
he cash prIoe unchanged at 600 7s Ga.

the cash price unchanged at 500 Is Co.
CoPpER-Demand for consumption being
| less plentiful, prices have fallen oil some
what, though not so regularly as is the case
with tin. Very little change was shown on
Tuesday, but cash bars were down TO f4l
les Cd at the close of the day, and forward
delivery was also los lower than at the end
OF the previous week. Rather better
spirit was shown on Wednesday forenoon,
but the temporary Improvement was soon
lost, and the later dealings for cash bars
were at 5s less than on the previous day.
further decline of los yesterday made the
cash price f40 lis Cd, with backwardation
of 2s Cd on three months; but tho market is
steadier to day though very dull closing f41
cash, $40 los forward.
ANTIMoNY-Advanced again this week,
though not so much as last, Hallett's being
now quoted 30s higher than last Friday, at
ego.
SpELTER-Is trihe firmer than n week
ago, ordinary brands bring elSDelS 5s.
LEAD-Hardly changes in price from day
TO day, or even from week to week, but soft
Spanish pigs are worth tribe less, say 9l2
los.
ENGLISH Pro IRoN-Ts still quoted at 3ss at
Middlesboro, there having been no change
on the week.
BEssEMEn Pra-At last sympathizes with
the general weaker tendency; declining
siXpence to Sos.
STEEL RAlIs-Move off quite freely at the
prices last noted; "a 12s 0d(0G4 los I. o. b.
for heavy sections.
OLD RAILs-Quet and steady at 65s for T's,
i0s(972s Us for ID. H.. C. l. T., N. Y.
SCRAP PIRoN-Unchanged at 45s(G4fs Cd T. OBJ
GLASGOW, Friday, June IA, lSSO.-Scotch
warrants-Seem now to have settled back
permanently to slightly lower figures. The
opening market or Tuesday was steady at
over the latest quotations of the proceeding
week, but prices dropped Off on the second
board to 42s I'd, n loss of four pence for the
day; to which penny or two was added
the next morning but recovered that after
noon. Dealings were at lower prices again
yesterday and the closing figure threepence
lower at 42s 4d, but in place Of a fresh loss
to-day, there was a moderate Improvement
to 42s sd.
Makers quotations are, for
Coltness, alongside, Glasgow ...... .Is Sd
Gactsherrie, alongside, Glasgow. ..5ls Cd
Summerlee, alongside, Glasgow. 53s Cd
Langloan, alongside Glasgow. .53s Cd
Carnbroe, alongside, Glasgow. 45s 3d
Glengarnock, alongside, Ardrossan ..5ls Sd
Eglinton. alongside Ardrossan. AS Cd
Dalmellington, alongside, Ardrossan.45s Cd
LIVERPOOL, Friday, June "a, 1889,
TIN PLATEs-Dull and quiet; no change.
Charcoal tin plates, Melyn grade, LIS 101Sd
@l7s.
Charcoal tin plates, Allaway grade, IDS
71Sd9l4s Cd.
Charcoal Terne plates, Dean grade, 1920,
13s.
Charcoal Terne plates, Dean grade, 2o-2s,
25s 9d@26s.
Coke tin plates, b. V. grade, 12s 1o1Sd@l3s.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Juna lS.-The Drovers' Journal
reports as follows:
Cattle--Receipts, $780, market slow and
weak; beeves, 81. 256o450 steers, SO. 400
480; stockcrs and feeders, 81. .40@360; cows,
bulls and mixed, Sl.5O@3.00; Texas cattle,
Sl.75d3.00
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market steady;
mixed, SI.l544.40; heavy, 81. l0Q14 80; light,
81 25Co4.60; bulk, 81 40G450.
Sheep--Receipts, 4,0OJ; market steady to
weak, natives, S2.T5G1475; western, s.. 300
4.l0; Texans, s2.15@41O; lambs, 81. 250p3 50
per head.
Kansas City, June 1s.--Catte - Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, $40; market weak
and lower; common 10 choice corn fed steers,
S!00ID3.30; cows steady at Sl.759300.
market strong, active and higher; light,
sa9O@4l71S
National Stock Yards. East st.
Louis. June is. = Cattle - Receipts, 1900
shipments, 800; market steady; fair TO choice
heavy native steers, 50. 10(G4. 40; stockers and
feeders, s2.2o9325; rangers, corn-fed, s2.7S
@350.
hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100
market strong; choice heavy butchers aus
light grades, s4.25@4.s5; packing, s4.159
425.
Sioux City, Juhe ls.--Cattle- Receipts,
500; shipments, 100; market steady; faI
stoers, s300@S.So; stockers ana feeders
| e. 250p2.90.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market higher
light and mixed, 81 9O@A00; heavy, SS.s5@
| sO0.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
n. was in with three loads of stock.

Ia, was in with three loads Of stock.
S. II. Maley promihent citizen of Stan
WOOD, la, Is the guest of-his sons at the yards.
]. Hastie was on thu market with xcars
of hogs and five Of catsenfrom Brock, Howe
and Auburn. fbe
]. Kinsella and H,iV. Cronk were here
cattle and one Of hogs, tho latter with car
Of hogs. srs
J.R. Kane, cashier Of the Stella bank,
that place, were among the visitors at the
yards. 9nj
M. J. Blair and r. Biumer were over from
and one of hogs, and tho latter with car OF
cattle. sit
Fuller, Smith & Fuller, Scribner mar
keted three loads of hogs.
J. l.. Coleman, an extensive Fullerton
feeder and shipper, was in with six cars OF
cattle of his own feeding.
Exeter was represented by Bennett Ewing,
who was in looking after the sale of n car of
cattle and one Of hogs.
AlC Smith had two cars of cattle here
from Fullerton, and his brother A. 70. had
two cars of hogs from Greeley Center.
H. Emerson, Cedar Rapids, had car OF
hogs in.
George Ferrall and Ben Gardner, OF SEQ
tia, were both on the market with cattle.
I. L. Mccoy, of Mccoy & Schroeder, came
over from the Bluffs with two cars of hogs.
Mcintosh & Sutton, Chapman, marketed
three cars of cattle
j. p. Morden, Tekamah was down with
three cars of cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19

started slow to-day, and the animation OF
yesterday had, apparently, died out. The
encouraging feature was the strength which
remained. New England continued 10 show
the most activity. OF tho others the most
active were Atchison, St. Paul and some OF
the trusts. When the first prices were
recorded they gave gains over the close OF
last night Of a to "a per cent. This was fol-
flowed by firm market, on which further
slight gains were made. The exceptions
were better gains of q per cent in Oregon
Railway and Navigation, and New England,
the former touching par, and the latter o2s4.
Lackawana also gained Il per cent. The
bulge in New England brought out much
stock, and the result was decline to 5lB,
with q slight yielding from the best prices
throughout the list. Reading was weak
from the start and lost q per cent the first
hour. During the hour to l2 o'clock, Sugar
trusts became very active and strong, NOV
ing up nearly two points to 1llM. There
was no other significant change; and, at
noon, prices were a shade better, on the
whole, than at the opening. The weak feel
ing in stocks, at noon, gave way to much
firmer tone later in the day. The origin OF
the strength was mainly with the Coal
stocks. Business in the coal regions is
proving exceptionally good. Lackawanna
took the lead, and moved up nearly three
points to las, the best point for years The
granger stocks responded 10 the better feel
ing before the close, when there was gem
eral advance throughout the list. The gains
for the day were: Oregon Navigation, per
cent to 100; Transcontinental, ~ to 354 {;
Jersey Central, 19s to ll33S; Louisville, q to
711; Lake Shore, a to 1861; New England
| a to So Atchisou, e to 46%; Burlington, a
| to 1031s; Northwestern, 3s to 1l0ss Rock
Island, 4 to 977s; ST. Paul, e to 721s; Mis-
souri, Pacific, Il to 76; Union Pacific, ss to
| 63; Lackawanna, to 1475s; Sugar trusts,
| IL to 111M; Chicago Gas trust closed weak
| and lower at 5S5S.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, June Especial Telegram to
The BEE. E.l-CATTLE.-About $500 natives,
8.5CO Texans, and 3C0 ''stillers" made up to.
DAYS receipts The native cattle market,
despite the rneagrc supply, ruled unusually
slow, and il was late in the day before the
statesmen could find an outlet, even at con-
cession Of ten cents. The eastern markets
were again reported in very bad shape, with
a supply larger than the demand. Buyers
werc tInid, and the volume of business so
small us to cut no figure in the market The
dressed beef men were about the only outlet
sellers could hnd. and they only wanted
something handy In light and smooth, and fit
In quality, III the way of natives. Native
cows dragged at weak prices; old ''straw"
and ''shclly' grades were well nigh nipos-
sible OF sale. The Texas branch of the mar
ket was also too heavily supplied for the
days demand, and sellers met with consider.
able difficulty in effecting sales at five and
ten cents decline. There was nothing new
In the stocher and feeder line. Choice to
extra bceves, s4.25@4 so; medium to good
steers 1850 to 1,50O pounds. SO. S5(14 80; 200
TO 1850 pounds, s3.75Qo415; $50 TO 1900
pounds, S3.4O0o3.9O; stockers and feeders un-
changed at S,4e@3.6O; cows, bulls and
mixed, sl.50@3.O0; bulk, S2 2,20CG2.60; slop-fed
steers, s3.S50p4l5 Texas cattle steady;
steers, $50 to l,O50 pounds Sc, SO@9. 10; 75O L,
800 pounds, s2.60(D300; go 10 700 pounds,
S2.30@2 60; cows, s175G2 80.
HoGs-A few loads OF choice heavy and
good mixed sold, lat the start about sc higher,
but the general market had no edge - and
prices soon slumpod back into Yesterday S
notch. The receipts proved quite moderate,
but evidently were fully equal TO the de.
mand, inasmuch as no class of buyers devel-
oped anything like liberal orders. Big,
rough, common packing hogs sold as low as
s4,i0; good TO choice packing and shipping
heavy shipping qualities. 81. 2716C14 80. Some
very fine butchers pigs made S4.35. Mixed
hogs sold from s4.221 TO si.271< for good
quality OF heavy. and 81 321S@+.40 for good
TO choice light. Sorted light made 81 for
2l0 pounds down, anu 81. 45@4 so for such SO
lections as are classed as YorKers; fancy
singeing lights si.55.