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The Irish standard., 1889-10-05
Hastings.

Special Correspondence Of The Irish Standard
Mr.. John McNiff IS very sick again.
Mrs. Patrick Murray. of Ravenna. is
reported very sick.
Mrs. E. N. Smith is on q visit TO Wa
basha with her sister, Mrs. Z. J. Mullen
The new starch factory is quite an en-
terprise, using 1000 bushels of potatoes
per day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Murphy have
returned from their trip to Granite Falls
to visit his mother.
Miss Kosa Winn, of Bell Greek, Good
hue county, is on visit with her sister
Mrs. 4. W. Westberson.
Mrs Johu Flynn returned to Cannon
Fails on Wednesday, after her visit witt
her daughter. Mrs. P. L. Collins.
Mrs. G. r. Jackson returned TO PeIi
can Rapids after pleasant visit here
She was accompanied oy her brother
Edward Mcclure.
Henry Millet. is now express messen
ger from Castleton to Portland, on th
Northern Pacific road. His many friend
OF this city wish to congratulate him D.
his promotion to such position.
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Leahy, who is head miller in the Man
dan roller mills, was telegraphed to of
the serious illness of the little one, but
its spirit had fled before his arrival at
st. Paul Death was caused from
pneumonia of the lungs and the remains
were taken to Farioault. where they
were inferred in the Immaculate Con
ception cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Leany,
who returned to their Dakota home last
Thursday, have the sympathy Of large
number Of friends throughout the
Northwest In their bereavement.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Henne-
- pin. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas NJ. George,
deceased.
On reading and filing the final account Of the
ad inistratOr of the estate of said deceased and
count and for decree assigning the residue OF
said estate to the persons by law entitled to the
same:
1t is ordered. That said petition be heard at a
special term of this court. 10 he held at tho court
house in the City of Minneapolis, in said County
on Monday. the 18th day Of October, 1859, at
10 o clock in the fOrenoon: and that notice ot
such hearing be given to all persons interested
BY publishing this order ar least once ln each
week for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, i'm The Irish Standard a news
paper printed and Published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this Bird day OF October
1889.
By the Court. 4. Won SGHLEG
Judge Of Probate.
J R CDRRIGAN.
ATTORNEY for Estate.
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The Biiou.

Sensational drama will hold sway at
this house all next week, when the
young Romantic Peter E Twin Z. Mayo
will BE- seen in the great sensation al
and scenic play Silver Age. Mr. Mayo
is new to our theatre-goers, but has
won for himself All enviable position
among dramatic stars playing heroic
roles. His play of Silver Age is lad
among the mining camps Of the west
ern Mills, and ab0unds III thrilling situ-
ations, and Is full VI new and noyel
stage effects. Among others, y lake Of
real water. stage coach with four live
horses, horse being struck BY light.
ming are some Of the novelties that will
be seen. The play is full also of au, alb
SOrbing interest that is We'll Sustained
from frst TO last, aud it is also inter
preted by capable company. Mr.
.Mayo ~ the son Of the eminent actor
Frark Mayo, whom he Is said to greatly
resemble. lie has inherited all of hi!
fathers great dramatic ability and ha
q firm stage presence. Silver Age viii
be seen all this week with Wednesda,
and Saturday matinees.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In pursuance of an order of Hon. r Won
Schlegell, Judge Of Probate for the county Of
Hennepin, made on the 24th day Of September
1889. notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Joseph K. Mansfield, late of the
city Of Minneapolis in the county 0f Hennepin
and state of Minnesota. deceased, that said
Judge of Probate will attend for the purpose
Of Examining and allowing such claims, at bis
Office IN the city of Minneapolis in said county
on the first Monday in April, 1890. at X
O'Clock a. m., on said day, and thar six months
from the date of said order has been allowed
and limited for the creditors of said deceased
to present their claims against the said de
ceased to the said Judge of Probate, for his
examination and approval.
Dated this 9th day of septem ber, 1889.
n LAURA NJ DRESSER,
Executrix.
MOVES s. MCGEE.
Attorneys for Executrix.
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.nITE BRIEFS.

The telephone call Of The IB1sB
STANDARD Is 1854.
Thl1aas O'Neil, one of the faithful
carriers Of tfssaMinneapolls postotiiee,is
enjoying his folr weeks vacation
among relatives and friends in Boston.
For bargains in stoves of all des
criptions cali on j. w. CoilitoD, at III
East Lake street, one block from motor.
Large assortment Of best makes in
cook stoves, ranges and heaters at low
est prices Ia city.
Bridget Garrity, aged 21 years, died
last September Is, at the residence OF
Nicholas Mccarthy. 1924 Fourth street
north, or typhoid fever. The funeral
was held Oh Monday from the Church
Of the immaculate Conception, the re
mains being inferred in the East Side
Catholic cemetery beside those of her
parents.
Thos. Lowry returned from New York
on Tuesday last. He says there is nC
truth in the rumor that the Minneapolis
street car lines will be sold. They are
not on the market. The street railway
company will soon advertise for bids on
the brick work on the new power house
and work on the brick walls will be
begun early next week. Work on the
Fourth avenue line is already in pro
gress.
The council committee on ways ant
= means and taxes at its meeting OF
. Tuesday took steps to relieve the poor
over-burdened taxpayers. The council
will be advised, per recommendation o.
the city comptroller, to reduce the cit
tax rate A Of mill. The reduction
will be divided between the interest anC
the general fund. The total reduction
will amount TO 4 of mill, making th,
tax rate 81.
The members Of the InterDatlona
American Congress will visit this cit
on the Oath inst. The visitors will b
met bY the Minneapolis reception com
mittee on their arrival. The fiou
mills and other points of interest vii
be visited, after which there will be
reception at the chamber of commerc
and luncheon at the West. A driv
through the city ID the afternoon wi
be followed BY a banquet at the West
Leaving Minneapolis the party will Wis
the Southwestern cities.
Mathew Henry Leahy, son OF MI
and Mrs. Matt LeahY, OF NIandar
Dakota, died suddenly after q tw
days illness on Tuesday, Septembs
"A, at the residence of Mrs. Kate Hor
rlgan, st. Paul Mrs. Leahy had bee
visiting friends in Minneapolis, Maj
kato, Faribault and other clues
Minnesota during the past three month
and on returning to ST. Paul death 500
claimed their Youngest boy at the az
OF one year and nine months. Nj
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TIE Harris.

Dan Snlly, the favorite Irish COM
edian, closes a successful week at the
Harris Theatre tonight, in the best OF
plays, Daddy Nolan Next week
"Around the " orid in Eighty Days,
will be presented all week under the
management OF Mr. N. j. Fleming
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urJaY as usual 1t will be the finest
production of this celebrated work oi
Jules Verne ever seen in this city.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Judge Of Probate tor the County Of Hennepin,
made on the 2Sth day Of September, 1889, notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Morris .O'Hern, late of the town OF
Medina. in the County Of Hennepin and State 81
Minnesota deceased, that said Judge of Probate
will attend for the purkQse Of examining and al
lowing such claims, at his Office in the city Of
Minneapolis, In said County. on the first Monday
in April, 1880, at 10 O'Clock a. m. on said day
and that six months from the date Of said order
has been allowed and limited for the creditors
of said deceased to present their claims againsd
the said deceased to the said Judge Of Probate
for his examination and approval.
Dated this 18th day of September. 1889.
MICHAEL j. HALLORAN.
Administrator.
A. T.. ANKENY & IRWIN,
Attorneys for said Administrator, 5Ol-50
Globe Building.
The Irish standard., 1889-10-05

Buy your comfofters and blankets at
~. Il. Swett's, where you can get them
at wholesale prices Big Bargains III
siawls this week ~ q I. sxetts, rs
Central avenue.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Finest line of underwear and hosiery
in the city at U. T. Swett's, 228 Central
avenue.
Order your carriages of r. j. Moran,
The Irish standard., 1889-10-05
for parties, operas and funerals. 81


for parties, operas and funerals. SIG
Sixth street. south.
Is your title clear ? Read tie sad'
Of the Minn. Title Insurance and Trust
Co, and find out.
Fire Insurance. r.. w. McGrath, Top
Floor, Temple Court. Insure to-day.
Your fire NAV come tomorrow.
Damasks, napzlns and towels. A
complete line, and genuine bargains
in this department at D. IT. SWetts.
|. John Connolly, manufactured OF all
kinds of horse collars, S13 Fifth street
north Collars made to order AMI war
ranted to fit.
Order your ball programmes wed
ding invitations, cards, etc. of the
Irish Standard Job Printing com
pany. Neat work and satisfactory
prices guaranteed.
The Irish standard., 1889-10-05

You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 186-18S w. 7th st. Paul.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
Appreciated Favor.

TnE CITIZEN managemen, beg.
lave to return profound and crate
ful thanks to the many Old sub
scribers who came up Monday lac,
in person, or through our club
sgen.s, and renewed their subecrip.
.ion. to the paper, and to the many
new ones who subscribed. MANY
of them bad just complaint to
make at the defective printing for
several seeks back, hut they all
did SO in friendly sort OF spirit,
nearly ali of them saying II don't
care so Duch myself, hut I'm
afraid it will iajure The CITIZEN
with others"
Now, We feel tba. We are under
renewed obligations 10 such
friends and pstrons, and renew our
promise that as soon as the ma
cbinery can be received from Gin
pinpatl they shall have a risuu,
plain, weIl-printed paper.
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Farmers Association .

The association meets Saturday
II 10 a. IN. IN Banistrr Hall. Sub
jsct for discussion-WGat is true
economy on the farm. d. E. Viii
son to open. Il will also arrange
for O farmers institute TO be held in
the near future. Every farmer
should take an interest in the meet
ings OF the association aud encour-
age the institute.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
County Alliance.

Ths Giles County Farmers, ALI
suce met 81 TsyIohs ChsieI pssl
fokely January End 1899. 1t was
a very pleasant and harmonious
session: and fresh life and vigo'
Was manifested in al the proceed
Tags. The feet is that the Ail.snc.
has united with other organizations
INTO u national body knoxn as th.
Farmers and Lshorers .aQesfattx.
uniou OF America" afords great
opportunity for the tsrmers and
tahorers to better their condition.
and advance the interess of THEN
their country.
REsoLUrIox che Nes,dapt
Of the Wheel aud Alliance Of Giles
county do hereby call joint con-
vention o. delegates from the tw'
orders to meet in the court house il
Pulaski mex. Monday the IA III inst,
o adopt plans for the management
IT the Farmers Exchange and Bus
mess Agency for the time between
now and the building Of the union
ware housB MA j. +. BLACK,
President Go AiIiaLce.
j. f WILSON,
President Co Wheel,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

Ten years ago the names Of the
Palsski CITIZEN and Laps McCord
were inseperable. hut Laps has
dropped into politics DOW and he
and The CIrlzEs have parted. Mrs.
John Bateman Smith widow OF
one of the brightest writer's that
ever welded pen in the State and
Mr.. McCords son sull conduct
the old journal, and seem 10 be
prospecting. Laps has taken up
bIs residence here in Nashville and
is truly one of US American.
His soni Well, that's = good
joke on Laps, his son or the present
editor Of The CITIZEN, we do t
know which. Why, we raised that
boy. We we're editing THE CITIZEN
before he had gotten from under
the birch rod.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
, MURDER MOST FOUL
A Young Man About TO Marry Slain.


Last Friday night as young Clay
Brooks. most exemplary and
christian young man, was returning
20 bis home near M,Dowel's Mills.
in the edge OF Lincoln county, with
his license in his pocket to marry
Miss Leps Driver, of near Roon's
Hill, be was fred on from ambush
and killed. He was accompanied
from Fayetteville, we lesrr, by
young man ma ned Smith who was
r.va! Tor the hani OF Miss Driver.
II 10 reported that Smith hal DC
:ore thsesteaed the life Of ycung
AroOks and there is murh circom-
stantisi and positive pco.i tina,
Smith IS the tnsrCere-. r X. Mr..
Go Tier, of this p!act. wcns out to
Bee Spring Sunday all ill.iar.d
at the burial st the very hour The
marriage was TO take pace. AIR.
Collier says there were hund reds |
OF quiet, resolrte men present at
tbs fuas ral Who ii hey could have
laid hands 90 the murderer wuain
have swung him to limb until he
was dead, and many good christia:
women Who could Lave stood b,
without . shudder and seen bI.
week wruug off IS they would al!
chickens,
II 10 reported that Smith fe,,
The neighborhood soon after the
murder but many reso!uie neu
we're 10 hot pursuit Of him,
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Big Monday.


Last Monday, the 1rst Monday
IN The yaAr and hue arss OF the
month, brought large crowd of
the good people of Giles to TOM
md much business Of almost every
character was tiansscted. Many
doe mules and some horses wer'
exhibited on the sGuAre 70. gal.
and SONS pafcbssA we've m.de,
The peripa,e.lc vendor, ~ vel! as
the home auclloneer, did q thriving
business, while the email lunch
stands seemed 20 receive . fare
share of patronage. EvsrYtkiaS
seeEed 10 pc inn buzz and !
whis and the utmost good crdei
prevailed during the day. Thu
countenance' of every body seem d
to indicate the year 1889 he'd hfS,
pso.peros. ope spd they hsl
started into the new year hopefully
and cheerfally. Nay the close 9
the year aad them % prospsros
and happy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
MENTION OF PEOPLE.

str. and Mrs. Jno. 0. Carte
hsve gone TO Decatur.
Mira. " illiam McCoid ID very IL
at her home on End street.
Hon. H. " Ewing Was 10 Nash
vile las, week.
Mics Ella Bibb spent Ghrisimsi
week visiting friends in Columbia
Miss MoiIie Short left "Wednesday
for Mississippi 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. II. C. MnLanrile ,ire~ the
big doll al Craig and McLewore e.
Col. AMI NJ $. Evaps OF Columtis
We're in the eiiy last week the guest
of Mrs w. S. Rose.
Mrs.. DIR. Ridley. Of Huntsville,
Ala and little daughter are visit
log at Mr.. G. L. Il pbi.son's.
NJ 9. Newton White W., visiting
Mrs. Jones at the Bethel House.
Columbus, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. MaLaurine
have taken rooms at Mrs William
.rn's OH Bird Main str, ct.
Miss Carrie . ,bjrson went to
S.rdis. Mississippi, last Tuesday 10
visit ftiends.
Rev i y Anderson and family
hase moSed into thfi' elegsat ner
house on Beauty Avenue:
NJ SO Annie Wells has returned
from an extended and pleasant vis-
it to Birmingham Alabama.
Miss Annie Ray has returned
her .er a delightful visit to
friends IN AeHPtis
Mre. Ballentine AID daughter
Miss Adelaide are expected 70 re-
turp from Washington City this
week.
Messrs. Tom SIP, ford, Ed and
Dave Wade, went to Nashville to
attend a grand affair at the Hermit
age Club last week.
DR.. Z. c. Alternately, is q neigh
Dor Of THE CITIZEN now. having Ia
ken rooms On the same Aoor in the
Childers block.
The Rev. p. F. Hayees, o, Nah
vile will preach In the Methods
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Misses Anna Porter and Carrie
Alex nder Of Carriers Creek, Maut.
CO., are the guests OF Mrs. Starksy
Duncan. They arrived Iuesdsy.
Mrs. Laura Lindsey, OF Athens.
Alabama, was visiting her parents
Dir. and Mrs. MilhoLs last week
She returned home Saturday.
Capt. d. A. Mcknight returned
from lis extended western trip Sat.
urday. He combined business and
pleasure or his trip. The cal tain
showed us a specimins OF the
celebrated magnetic water which
flows from Il we'll al Lehan On" Mis-
-ouri. This water, II 10 claimed, IL
absolutely pure and g great rem
edy for neuralgia aud kidney dis
aRaen.
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a TrnaIRditor.:. : :

Unier the above caption the
Dresden Enterprise copies . part
OF the vsledictory OF the late editor
of THs CIrrzsH and pays him the
following high compliment:
We take pleasure 10 hearing tes-
,iAony 10 tue fact tina, Mfr. MoCord
has madej just such an editor as the
above extract would indicate. His
was the make-u up Of the true jour.
nallss. While q democrat who nev-
er fal,ered in lis devotion to p .rty,
he was nevertbeless broad ssi lns
s.si IN tue d scussion of ell public
Questions. IL was natural that a
man OF such pronounced Individual
isy and strong convictions w,uin,
Ia the heat OF discussion, g,ya o..
,sase uu. il Was offence ",hst cam.
81 overhead and OF personal malice
We hope Mr. McCord's rstirem men
from Journals n 10 not permanent,
The profession can III ssord e
spare y y.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
Giles County Democratic Executive
0onmfttsa

Cries County Democratic Executive
!: COMMITTEES.
As directed by the mass meeting
OF democrats held ip tbs soapsY
court room on Monday, January 7,
1889. We hereby name the folio -
ing geA,lemen a. a. executive com.
miuee for the deEocra,if party for
the n"xt two years and until their
SUCCESSORS are appointed.
Tpos. NJ. SPoFFQgp,
Chairman.
District. No. |, J. L, Pstisrson
Z, NJ. z. Potts. 3, rhns nsnns; .
viii J. He's; 5. r. P. Young; q. j.
b Snort; T., J H Light'o"t, 8. Jn"
w. Aymett;9, John Stevenson; 10.
j. F. Wilson: ii. N G Eslick; IL
E. j. Ch,ider~; IL. Jas. Z Absr
nathy; IA, Sam Y"ke'y; Ii, N L
Clark, l6. J. T l ~'hrcp; II, u
A Aptbiock IL, J J Lfni-ai; ~
Monroe Hays; %, Juo w pro IL
FL. d + Broun,ng
For the county at lar<e. J. d
Stacy, r A 7. jack on. II Cap
non. L. ID. NJ. Cord, r 4. Mneail.
". II Lancaster. Jno. p. Woold
ridge. ]. 6 Ford.
Ihe committee will meet upo
call Of its chairman, Z W. Ewins
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10


The CITIZEN acknowledges al in
vitation to attend the marriage OF
Nc. j. j. Zuccarello, our efficient
county superintendent, to Mise
Matte Collins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Collins, at Salem N.
f. church, this county, On Wednes-
day, 9th sns,., at IL. NJ.
The CITIZEN can think Of no
wish good enough to express in
behalf of this worthy couple. Mr..
Kuccarello has secured . charming
wife and if he superintends his own
household as carefully and success
fully as he has the public schools OF
Giles county his accomplished wife
will have no cause OF complaint.
Happy, happy, always happy may
they he.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
20 CORRESPONDENTS,

Several communications bav'
,een received recently written on
moth sides of the paper, While 9th
RS are written with q pencil or
glazed paper We will com mence
now, nj the begining Of The year
1889. to strictly sn6rc. our rule.
regulating communications. Writ
only or one side aud when glazed
paper. that is, letter or foolscap
is assd. write sl.a apea fdit9S'ia
paper, Gu. in proper Shape. will be
furnished TO all correspondents VIII.
gill apply for it. It is hoped %
correspondsnts viii no. have to b
rem nded Of these rules again.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
sm.Hs.tsar:.

We had the plsa.dre Of = call
from Rev. |. N. Yokeley, the pew
pastor Of The c p. CHURCH NJ Pu--
laski. Mr.. foksley isl native al
Giles county. having been reared
In the neishborhood OF Csmpbells-
vile, and is young man Of culture
and ability. We aope the church
may prosper under his ministry.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
In chancery at Pulaski.
JANUARY RULES, 1859.

7 be Sac r. Tenn. ct as, comp't., "a. Thos
Eliridge ct ais. defendants.
IN this cause !. appearing TO the satisfsc-
] ton OF the clerk aud matter yrorn ths AZ
o isvlt TO lhe bill that Tia defendant, L u
Grubbs issra~ .esideDt % The State OF Ten :
re.tse. and that the owners a the following
'is-s iibed tracts CT parcels OF land are I'M
known 40 thst the ordinary process OF this
court cannot 10 served on ths2: lea, trso,
50 ters. IN the <,h distps,, snd spss~sd 10
1887 To + n ls;hnt. sp1 bounded north by
selcee sou,b BY state line. ess, by Hslous
/ ard vest ny Booth; and, tract Of 80 acres Of
lend 10 The i4th di.ty,cs. and s~ss ID N
l~sT TO L N Emory. and bounded north BY
hauhev.. sou,n by Po~sll, east by Dsvi'
snd vet By wsils: srd. trsoi ~ acre. o
lard Ia tbs tA.h district OF Giies county, So,
ss-sod In 1857 20 VIM Bsye- and bonndst
waiscs. vest by Thurnssi eth, uset o
land Of as scres II Ike i4th district snd 90
sesssd ig issv 70 HsTrist Logus's bsirs, An'
bounded north By county Hns, south b!
Matthew, sss. by Soott and vast by Feuy
sii lying sad being 10 Gpss eoSnty am
STATE Of Ten pessss.
% mo,,ou 4, 10 therefore ordered that Pub
lIcstias BE- snsds fos fonr weeks 10 -aeeessioi
Ia tks Puiashi Citizen, . Lsv1papsf Pa hlssh
cd 10 TIE town Of Fu'sshi, In ssid flsts, ~
curing the eel ! dsisndapt 10 Be- sed apps
on thslith dsy Of rsss~srv nest, being "
ana hordsy Of tbs asst tssm OF ses Chan
, sess Cssrs 70 10 held ser re eousty Of 6ils
A The eourt b suss 10 Puls-ki. and spsw'
cen pisinsst's bill. OF The sarns gill b tsks
| for confessed ~ 70 thea snd set fog bssrir
,6;nx, il STACY, @. h 4.
- :. =. Jooss, d. c. q n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10
Going to Fayetteville.

Drs. Knapp d Gillespie, occul.sts,
who have been located In Pulaski
several months, will 60 to Fayette
vile next week where they will To-
cate for q while. We take grea.
pleasure in recommending these
gentlemen TO our friends u Fay
etteville as skilled opticians and
gentlemen of the highest senss Of
honor aid integrity. Fhey thor.
oughly understand their business
and will practice no fraud on the
Elost ignorant. Socially, Dr.. Knapp
Ia most Agreeable 80 -
with the ladies.
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~.,-.7
Nashville Market

Etom Yesterdays Americana
Cotton - good ordinary, ~: low
nlddling sx.
Flour-tsmily, 50 Is
Wheat, new 95al.OO
Corn--sacked Ia l;St.,l, ~
Cattle, bsGt butchers, 81 3oa2 80; med :
;um i'Toa2 0O; grazing steers 2.26a2. 70
Extra good shippers ! 75s3 90.
Sheep-xOOd tat 4 50H3.O0
hogs-3l6 lbs up ~ 65a4 20, 900 ibr
md up fsoa4.s5; l6O Tia and up AGO..
i.6ei iO4 ios aAd up 1 ASA 40.
Bacon - clear country sides s,
Shoulders Z; hsms9
Coaatry iara lUn
Suffer- lOal5; eggs Is
Beeswsx 20; feathers, choice Ilk
Oats, car lots. SIC