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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

i'm Trinidad there will soon b Z
Presbyterian synod There are 6A o0l
Hindoos in the island
Tho Gospel OF Matthew has becn
published in tho Fiot tongue OF the
Lower Congo. BY Mr.. Wcstland.
Tho Swiss conduct an Industrial
mission in India. Christian artisans
teach the natives various employments
and the truth Of the Gospel at the same
time.
-''The enrolment plan" IL . move
mont among the Episcopalians Of this
country to raise 81. 000, 900 for missions.
domestic and foreign. from s00. 900 con-
tributors at s. each.
Tho new Baptist Grace Temple
Church in Philadelphia, Rev. r IL.
C0nwell, pastor. is to have seats for
4, 200 people. and with additional chairs.
is expected to accommodate 5000. Tho
expected cost Of the edince and the site
Is 500, 900.
Tho Chinese, who hold fast to ex-
aminations as the cornerstone, not
only Of their educational fabric, but Of
their civil service. are in hot water over
the discovery that cheating is largely
practised at these examinations They
have not yet discovered way Of dealing
with it effectively.
I'm tho 454 principal univorsities Of
the world there are 10. s0S professors
Denmark lays claim to 40; Portugal 40;
Norway, 46; Holland, 50: Belgium. 50;
Switzerland. 90; Sweden, 17s; France.
$50; Spain. $50; Russia, 6se; Italy. 600;
Great Britain, S34; ermany, LOCO
Austria, 1.Sl0. and tho United States.
4,240
I'm the past twenty-five years the
Methodist church is said to have built
5000 moro churches than are owned by
the Presbyterians in tho whole country,
1000 moro than the Congregationalists.
5000 more than the Roman Catholica
Such figures speak loudly for the vigor
and excellent management which mako
such advances possible.
Tho Waldensian church Of Italy,
which recently celebrated its two hum
drcdth anniversary of the return Of the
exiled VaudOis. gives evidence Of con-
tinued life and vigor. It reports roll
OF forty-fOur churches. thirty-eight pas
tors. twenty-seven evangelists includ.
ing colporteurs, six Bible readers. 4.07l
communicates and 469 catechumenA
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
Society received for last year 1881, ,84a
The society was able to support the fol-
lowing missions: Indians. 3S schools,
1854 teachers. e.:64 pupils; Mormons. 81
scho oOls, % teachers. 2. 374 pupils: Mex
leans Sc schools, 81 teachers. l.627
pupils, South, 10 schools IS teachers.
1918 pupils; total 1lS schoola S6l
teachers, 7,47S pupilA-The Mid-Con-
tinent
Ono Of the best endowed manual
training schools, little known in this
region, is situated at Croset Albemarlc
County. Va It was founded by Samuel
Miller. who gave . fund sufficient to
produce An income Of nearly 500, 000.
The pupils must all be white children,
but after admission they are clothed,
fed and instructed, being given course
Of four years in practical mechanics;
telegraphy, typewriting dress-
AMI other industries are also
taught
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
NOTES ON NOVELTIES.

Hats for Ladies' Who Are Well Supplied
with la-Money.
Use all tho scented soap you like at
the bath. but spare your face.
Get Blarney tweed II you want Z
fall dress that you can VICAR till spring.
time.
Not only plaids and checks, but plain
cloths are cut ON the bias for street COS.
tumeA
You can get An umbrella or parasol
now with the stick and handle bound in
kangaroo. alligator or carved leather.
There 10 NO daintier house-Gown for .
girl than . nainsook empire belted high
up with three-yard sash Of rose. groom
or brown china crepe.
II you succeed in carrying on . con-
vorsation without once using . Qucs-
tion. you will be worthy Of admission 70
the anti-interrogative set
Miniature pins arc the rage. and old
eurio shops arc being ransacked foR
antiques painted on porcelain. with pow.
der and patches portrayed.
There arc nifty different kinds Of Ice
cream in the market thirty-6ve styles
in dog-collars. nineteen novelty we'd
ding rings. six baby bibs and hvc shades
Of canary-colored hair dye.
You can pay SsS for . yard Of black
armure silk II you don't know what
else 70 do with your money. This mag.
nihcent fabric II lowered with branches
Of La France roses - arti1icially
wrought - those Of . aower-painting.
There are two cteristics Of tho
sFistocratic toilet Easy-fitting gloves
and long shoes with sensible heels
Only.the raw element Of society squeezes
her hands In patent fastened gloves and
pinches her feet In narrow soles to stee-
ple heels
Travelling flasks for salts stimulants
and medicine arc made after the an.
t.que lanterns, mock gcms ornamenting
the blackened silver. Tho glass brandy
bottle II fitted into . silver cup the
upper half being colored with bull's-
eye eRectA
Tho low. Aaring collar IL not . com.
plete success Worn BY . thick-necked
OF neshy woman. IL gives her . hard
look and makes her face hard. Like
the cap snd tarpaulin Hat the round,
low collar is IN institution for youth,
grace and beauty. In brief 1t 10 girly
and not designed for msturity or bulk.
Watches Are not worn any moro
Fashion and philosophy agree that time
was made for slaves and railroad people.
Another ornament that has vanished
from popularity IL the earring. Only
ihe possessors OF solitaires worth losing
arc worn any moro, and then only By
women who can afford detective service.
The nosegsy brocade in small design
On black. pink or blue ground, Il used
foe entire dresses They are very love-
~ and have the charm Of rarity. The
black arc worn on fhe street and the
pigh tints indoosA Some Qf these
are painted. some sr0
printed and others embeoidered i8 .ksa4
sslie&-N. Y. Woell
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

seemed to whisper TO him: peace,
Ourston; go to sleep, my child. will
not so on until the burglar comes"
This assurance on the part Of the pis-
soi quieted Durston somewhat and he
wss beginning 70 feel very sleepy again
when ne heard . light step ON the
stairs There vas no mistake about -
Afser keeping sullenly aloof for wears
Ourston's burglar had come At last A.
arst our bachelor felt cold chill Green
ing up his spinalcolumn. Then. as the
burglar carefully stole through tho hall
ana entered the library. Durston was
esson,siied 70 realize that he was lying
e oeu WIN pistol in his hand. house.
breaker In tho next room, and that he
was beginning to enjoy the adyenture
The thought dashed through his mind
snst even = oreech-of-promise case might
not 9 a horrible as he had imagined.
xae eeekess fellow seems 70 think
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
a LAUGHING PLANT.
An ExtrserdinaFy Desert Cereal and Ito
- Peculiar PFopesttes.'A

An ExtrsordlnaFy Desert Cereal and ltl
Peculiar Propestses.'s
While the Stanley expedition waa
,rossing portion OF tho southern cx-
tremity Of the Sahara Desert they were
made acquainted with the peculiar prop
critics OF . plant knswn only 70 that
region. called by the Arabs cuili koia. or
the laughing plant Prof Salchi, at
tached to the expedition. was fortunate
enough TO secure several fine speci-
mems Of this peculiar plant which he is
st present cultivating with . view to
practical experiments.
Tho production Of laughter by arti-
fetal means. 1t is thought can be re-
duced to . science now that the discov-
cry Of plant the properties Of which
are direct incentive to laughter. has
been made. Any amount Of cachinna-
tiOn can be produced by simply in
creasing or diminishing the laugh-pro.
ducing dose. tot.he<
effects produced by the poppy were not
generally known, but tho soporfic prop
critics of this plant are now beyond
cavil and in . short time IL il expected
that Prof. Salchi will have q crop Of
the laugh-producing plants large enough
tor practical experiments Tho now
almost unknown plant will soon become
. staple article Of commerce and the
principal cereal cultivated In many .
vastSarden will DO the laughter-produc-
ing plant As opium is certain to pro-
ducc sleep so can the laughing plant bo
at all times rolled upon to produce
laughter in all animated creatures.
from the heterogeneous Of the oscil-
latori@ up to the genus homo.
This str ange plant grows In the arid
les erts Of Arabia and ON tho vast sea of
tho white sand known IS the Desert
o. Sahara. in Africa. The plant is of
moderate size with bright yellow
flowers and soft velvety seed pods.
each Of which contains two or three
seeds res( Mbling small black bcam.
The natives Of tho district where this
strange plant grows dry the seeds in the
sun and reduce them to . 6ne inn
palpable powder by process Of macera-
tiOn between two stones A small dose
Of this powder has similar effects to
that arising from the inhalation Of
laughing gas. It causes the most sober
person to dance, shout and laugh with
boisterous excitcment of . madman,
and to rush about cutting the most
ridiculous capers for about an hour. At
the expiration Of this time exhaus-
tion scts in. and the excited person
falls asleep. to wake after an hour OF
more with = moro or less viyid recol-
lection Of having been in the seventh
heaven Of enjoyment -P hiladelphia
Times -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

Principal Of Girls Boarding School
to her butcher)-From tomorrow you
can send me three pounds Of meat less
than tho usual quantity.
Have you lost some ef your board
ers?'
x mo. hat four Of the girls have fallen
Il love. a."-Basloe NaohSichton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
Kauearoos fer Amorleo.

It would seem that the project Of i'm.
porting kangaroos into this country ID
seriously entertained BY several enthu-
siastic and wealthy sportsmen in the
West The first rumors Of such . plan
were received almost universally with
smiles, but later details show that
sportsmen have decided that the project
is entirely feasible. The extinction Of
the buffalo has left the plains without
any big game Of importance. and hunt
ing the kangaroo. ~ it il done in Aus
tralia, is second in excitement and in
terest Only to killing tho buffalo Kan
garoo leather is exceedingly valuable
and the animals breed rapidly. They
have been successfully acclimated in
England and France and it Is said that
there is actually NO reason why they
should not thrive here. The idea Of
the promoters Of this plan is to intro
duce the kangaroos At the beginning Of
tie warm season in Yellowstone Park
AMI give tho breed Government pro-
lection for few years so as TO bar out
the pothunscrA-Chicag Post
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
Idle Tears.

Friend-I suppose you Rrieve very
much over the death Of your husband
Mrs Snooks-Indeed do II had
utilized before he died the tears I've
shed since he died. I'd have half dozen
more dresses than I've got now.-Texas
SiftinQA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

Uncle Ned-"Does your father ever
play ball?" Tommy with the recollectioa
Of recent chastisement in mind)-
mo; but I am sure II he did that he
would make great batting average"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

Chicago Teacher "YeA. eorned.
bcsf is one Of our most famous expoeta
New, who can tell me what stands next
:. cornedsbecf?" Boston Little Boy
{. iamphantly) - 'Cabhage" - Anssi-
Gan GSocer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15
DURSTON's BURGLAR.
6lneular Dealings with . MIDNIGHT
Intruder.

ICHARD OURS
TON. bachelof.
had al always been
afraid of burglars
and susceptible
Of old maids He
could not remem.
ber the ii m e
wksn tho dread
Of being robbed
or sued for
breach Of prom
tse vas not upon
him. He never
seemed to feel
n Q rvo q 3 about
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

''Nlaria, don't you think there is somo
truth in the old belief that . husband
and wife grow in time to look like each
other?
'.Not much. John; can't see that you
have grown any hands0mer since mar
ried you"
That may be true. but you know
you've got good deal moro beard than
you had then, Maria chicago Trib-
une.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

They havo . different way Of taking
the census in Germany than the one in
vogue in tho United States. They tako
the census every fivo years there. and
cover the whole empire in one day; but
only questions in reference to domicile
name, sex, age and social position are
asked. Several days before December
the enumerator goes around in his
district and finds out how many per.
sons live in each house. For each per.
soa he leaves . card containing tho
questions. and on each card n written
tho number of the house and district
A duplicate Of each card 20 filed out Is
kept In the central station. On Decem-
Der l tho enumeratOr goes around and
collects the cards. the heads Of the
families, agents or owners being under
penalty to I'LL out the cards. or have
them filed out and to return them.
by the duplicate . check is kept 50
that tho enumeratOrs can not skip .
house. In that way tho exact number
o. persons living in the German Empire
- secured on the first day Of December
Pittsburgh Dispatcll.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

Smith (astonished) Why. doctori
What made you mOvo? You bad such
large practice ont there, and
Doctor tdiscOnsolately intarrupting)
-Yss; but-they all died!-Pack
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-11-15

~ 1b~esscos D~ss"ees 6Moe8StQo.
Judge Peterby-where is your son
cow? ttat ~
Colonel Yerger-He 10 with Silver.
stone.
isn't that the merchant who has
failed several times and been burnt out
. time or sO?" ~
''Yes. that's the man. I want Py son
toget . practical business educati0n."-
Texas SiftingS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Addison l. Wihers. who over 5O years
ego vss resident Of this city. dled near
SUNNI Point, ". Va, on the 18Th, In the
S7lh year OF bis age.
The Western Union telegraph Office lie now
fitted up In business shape and i5 one of the
pest office In the State. Ninety Xix wires
run into tais Office and the eervice is In
proved.
Il Ia said that Mr.. BlackfoId will this year
strictly prohibit the use OF cigarettes among
the Episcopal High School boys. This Ia q
move in the right direction and by man
who knows what he is about and exerts no
little Influence over rising generation.
Five well known young men who went TO Riy-
or View in Sail boat yesterday evening were
caught in the stsrm and received thorough
dlenching 1t is said they were much fright
ened during the storm ana held an impscmptu
prayer meeting.
Recently the old porch on the east side of the
old Carlyle house, within the Brsddock House en-
closure, gave way and fell with crash. This
house is fast going to wreck
Commodore Ifasc B. Jones, Of Mount Vernon
district, Fairfax county, had fine young colt,
valued at $500. gored to death by bull recently
The Musical Guild OF Christ Church will meet
st the Chapel tonight at o'clock. welcome
is extended TO any young men who wlsh 70 Jo'n'
special term Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county will be he'd commencing on Monday, at
which number of railroad cases will be tried.
Mechanics Building Association No.3 last night
loaned $500 at pT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22

NEW YoBx. Aug. 22-The stock market was
much less excited at the opening this morning,
and there was large crowd of brokers in the
loan crowd, the demand for money being heavy
and renewals being made at Il per cent and In.
terest. The oversold condition Of the market was
also demonstrated ty the higher prices for stocks,
and first fgnres, as rule were from l. to &c
better than those of last evening These high
figures could not be maintained, however, the
pressure being soon renewed, and most stocks re-
tired small fractions. Late in the hour the msr-
ket became moro quiet and better tone prevail
ed, with but sligh. movement in the list. At IL
O'Clock the market was quiet to dull and fairly
steady at fractional losses from the opening prices
BALTIMORE Aug. 22.-virginia 6s consolidated
so; 1O-40s =; do 3s 7Ota.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
JACKETS MARSHALL.
DRY GOODS.
EiCll9lg's Bargain Store
THE WEATHER rs wABzs.

We are having somo pretty hot wcatheT-hotte
than VIC had it last summer but thoro Ia one con-
ISOLATION in the fact that ito discomata may be ma
terislly lessened by observing the rules of health,
not only in what va cst but what re wear. In
selecting articles OF wearing apparel one ehould
be governed not only By texture. but b. beauty.
These two points colsderod, the lset, but by no
means the least to consider, is the cost In pur-
chasing our stock We hAvo psid strict attention to
these three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEAUTY and
PRICE. These wo ha7o happily combined, and
take pleasure in calling the sttent;on Of custom
ers to few items which 10 present as pointers TO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
For his district local showers. al ghtly DER,
norshwesterly winds, fair Saturday.

TIE DRowNING OF young MORRISON :
The Norfolk Landmark gives the iolloWips
account Of the recent drowning OF ueo,so
Morriaon, OF this city: The body OF ths 'ues
VINO was reported at the s'atloL -hou,e 90
Inissipg was found yesterday motniug aoouS
6 ,,clnck Fl Isting IN the deck pe'"eeo tii0
~, Yorp. Paiisd e phia ard Nofio Z fsi'-
800 aud M 3 sJcu wharf, ahd pfo'rn 10
no trat ~ George Morrison, % A'ezaudris,
,i..,er VINO came % this cry TO 'aEe q
IN NJ work in rtsDnree 10 message rom
lis friend Captain Davis, OF the steamer
S"yev Morrison arrived here Saturday
morning from Alexandria, and Capssln
D.gIs took hin en- the Spray un;l ne W:ns
tovork. Morrison was drinking saturday
and the last that wSs seen OF him was tbaut
II o,clook at night, when lie started down
Main street TO 20 10 the steamer. di5 nat
ard cont we're found in tina piio-hou5e ano
wben he did cot show Up Captain Davis re-
norte0 him missing. The Dc6y Vss found
nv n colored msn nsmed Henry J1hosoh ana
the fact reported at the station house. Clty
Coroner Or. Z. V. Newton gas nounsd anu
DAINTY Constable J NJ Brouehlon cum
nonad i1ry Of inquest. who after nearing
the evid.nce. brought il verdict OF acct
dental Drowning there oeing noeGlos ~
show snythiug elsa. Captain Davis LOOK
charge of the remains and bad them inter-
rcd. Morrison vas dressed in ME- usuai
clothes except his coat aod Vest. sno Dos'
have fallen overheard afe reaching the
Sorey he was twenty hree years OF age
and unmarried"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22

LOCOMOTIVE DITCHSD About O'CLOCK
Yesterday evening me ysrd engine OF the
Midland rood was ditched on Union street,
between Wolfe and Wilkes, by running into
an cpon SWITCH. The engine was on It's way
10 the depot With train of freight c!is, aEo
was running at an accelerated speed In or
der TO 6 @, 10 the hesvy grade which begins
al the entrance to the tunnel, when The ct
glneer aud fireman discovered that the
SWITCH which controlled the track to the
vsra of the Virginia Shirbn ldirg Company
.sas open. Il being impossible to stop the
train. the engineer reversed the locomotive
and jumped. followed closely by the fireman.
The engine was soon humping upon the
ties and poushiDg up the roahbed, and bs
fo,e II came 10 n stands i'll it had haf-bnried
Itself in ,ha guley on the west side OF be
track There is sharp curve where the
rnf- IF occurred, and the engine was IN o
eecli-cs psized position when it stopped with
The drivipg wheels Cd the right side sunk up
IN The axles IN the mud. The work OF re-
u aoine the locomotive on the track was os
gun immt dlately, and after toiing ell nigh.
eSas foally accomplished between and
O'Clock this morning. The trainmen alieGe
that the switch WAS opened By some mali
cious person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22

mo hing from the undertaker's establish
an of M. 3. Wheste3, aud was very
!, ry.iy attended. ell of the officers and en-
ri -. o, thu Portner Brewing Company.
fiit, u re il rnrnbar. being present in body.
The ss.vices sere conducted by Rev. Il. I.
sharp. and Messrs. D. W. z .isse, L. d
Register, s @. Brent, 8 81. Lambert, M.
Schiller, Thos. Madgsn, ]. Schneider and
G. a. Appich were the pail.baarers. The
floral offerings were numerous and besot.-
full. The remsins were inferred 10 81.
PauI's Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
talking about it. You may yourse!fbe one of the
many who know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of its stsunch friends, because tho
wonderful thing about it is that when once given
a trial, Dr. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
place in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble, secnre bottle at
once and give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed ov-
cry time, or money refunded.
Free bottles ut E s. Lesdbeator s. Bros drug
store (wholesale agents.. Regular sizes 90 cents
and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22

The STEAMER PrNTz The steamer
samuel J. PenIz has resumed her place on
the rcute between Washington, this city
and River View. the excursion reso.t below
this city, bsylfg been fitted with new
shaft in place OF the one broken several
weeks since. The steamer is now in per-
fart order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
The LARGEST STOCK or
SUMMER GOODS

We have ever had.
To close out 20 dozen Chi.dr1n's Vests we will
sell them at 1Oc !; nth 121hc.
25 dozen Ladies Vests 10c; 25 dozen do. 1915
% dozen do 15c; % dozen do. 25c These arc
ell worth good deal moro butw have reduced
the price to close them out.
so dozen Fans, worth 25c, we are going to sell
at 10,.
25 dozen Knottcd-:ringed Towels for 1915;
worth 15c.
beautiful line OF Belts, all colors, at 25 to
SOC; worth almost double.
1000 yards White ofgandies, worth 1Oc, 61bc.
We have reduced French Sstinea from 371a
2Oc in order that We may close the lot out.
yandyke Fish Net, price $l.25, VIC will sell for
75c
All shades of surah Silks, richly worth Soc, We
are going to sell at 49c.
Sash Ribbons very pretty, for Acc to cloae out.
New line of Challes at 8, 6 ard Sc.
We are selling our latest styles in Dress Goods,
all bought this season. st reduction OF 10 per CT
We like to forgot 90 dozen Napkins we have on
hand, which we will close out at 30c per dozen.
The ladies are invited to ask to sec our new
feature in D;m;ty Quilts.
We have now Patent spring Curtain Tor Doc.
The ladies ought to 500 these.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-22
Medium or good fair quality. 80 a27o
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and

Medium or good fair quality. 80 a27o
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
CowS......... = w = -
The market was slow and in favor OF buyers
throughout at concession of 1s1 on the top
grades ard 1.c or middle sDd common
Common Mich Cows S2Oa25, fair to coed S3Os
Go, and extra $4OA45 per head.
Veal Calves 4a6c per ID
Sheep and Lsmbs-Trade fair ard values with
out serious change. Sheep 3iaa4%.c per III gross,
with few extra shade higher, snd common to
good Lambs 3laa5a.c, with extra 6s6Ac FER ID
gross.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Sug. 2i.-Beeres
no trading. Calves-vesls Sla1 ger 100 !bi,
and buttermilk Calves $ 50e3 so. sheep and
ambs-Sheep dull; Lambs higher; Sheep Sia
%: Lsr,bs S5a6 75 per 1CO lbs Hoga-market
nominally firm for live Hogs at 81 10a4 ID per
100 It's.
CHICAGO, August 21.- Cattle-market steady ;
beeves 81 7Oa5 steers So 2oa4 rs; stockers ard
feeders So 1Oa3 80; cows, bulls and mixed 81 90
AZ rs; Texas steers 81 25a3 Hoss.marSet
s'esdy mixed So 75a3 co. heavy s. 95a4 20 ;
light Sad O5 skips 50 40a3 10 per 100 lbs
Sheep aud Lsmbs-market higher; natives S4'
q %; Texans SO 60a4 90; Lambs 500 80 per
100 lbs.