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The Bossier banner., 1891-09-24
PuNeENT PARAeRAeHs.

in Urgent Need.-Bartley (in His
tory Exam )-"They say that history
repeats itself Ali if it would but re.
peat itself to mer'-Haryard Lampoon.
-Barnyard Exploits. Moody (proud,
ly)4=st1 gave fourteen quarts of milk to-
night. ," CruInple- That's nothing. ]
kicked the hired man over two fences"
DE Beere-''Your painting has one
quality at least, that Of innocenee,
De Smeere-'K 'Knnoeence.n De Beere-
Is.'Yes. 1t is so artless- s--N Y. Tele.
gram. a.s m,..- a
-''What is the first step, Mr. soake,
in learning to paint the town." "a
course of drawing, sir. Correct, and
what do we draw2rs f'Corhs, sir;'2'7-
Truth
--Jasper-''I think Brown is in the
habit of blowing his own horn great
deal" Jumppppe Perhaps so, ibut3t
| seems to me he is mere in the habit OF
drinking itf'-N. Y. Herald. 81
lis it considered an honor to be
sent out as missionary?' Yes.
Why?"~ was only wondering" said
Mrs yealy. My husbands congfega-
ton are unanimously desirous that he
shall go. Epoch.
Out Of the Reach Of Annoyance
Summer Boarder-eYou told me last
spring that you were never annoyed by
mosquitoes here. Mr.. Haicede--'Wal,
we hain't. We're used to 'em. .e-ln.
dianapolis Journal
Not Worth Consideration -Sappy-
Miss Clara, de me favor Tell me
| sr,1r -
Clara Candid-'I would, Mr.. Sappy, but
the fact is I really never think Of you
at all Saturday Evening Herald.
.--''What moving againl Why don't
you own your own home and stop pay,
ing rent?' 81 don't see how that
would help me- I haven't paid any
rent for over three months. -. x.
Recorder e
Where to go. this summer is not
nearly so important as how to find .
S1O-a-week boarding house near enough
to s5-a-day hotel Z to enable you ia
utilize its note-paper and enYelopes.7-
Philadelphia Times.
ts-s'What has become of Jones2't @He
is living quietly in the suburbs, z Mar
ried. . "Yesy-and, has a baby" "A
baby? Then 1 doubt his living quietly.
That word quietly is being over
worked these days Pm afraid IN. Y.
I World asl fs
Not the Same by Any Means
Clergyman docking at the contribution
boxes) - Judging from the niclsels and
pennies, you must have thought when
asked you to remember the poor that
recollection would do just as well as
collection. ."-Detroit Free Press.
J. -His Duty Well Done.=-Mr. Stalsts
$50 your sister keeps you well sup.
piled with pocket money, does she?''
: Tommy-"Yes." Stalate-'9 presume
| you have to render some little equiya-
lent Tommy (yawning) 20, yes. ]
8 have to come in and yawn whom visitor
t are staying teelatess-YaRlsee Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. just outside
Of city limits; new building; newly fur
niShed for sale or rent with furniture; on "A
good main road within % rods of depot; also a
good local trade.
Z HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time exchange for farm
or personal property.
AND i0-acre Farm to exchange for good
IA house and lot in south or east portion OF
city.
-FOUR tenement brick block, lot 80 feet 'front.'
on North Ottawa, TO exchange for a good
improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. 41xl00 feet on 91I Hall ST.
~ for sale at a bargain.
Z HOUSES and lots on Coitave. to trade for
- giit-edge iarm within 10 TO - miles of city.
S() ACRES improved land, 20 miles southeast
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, well
fenced. under good cultivation. to exchange
for city property or 80 or 40 acres near city.
HOTEL in Big Rapids. all furnished. to ex-
IL change for property in city or farm
On ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
W City. nearly all improved; good fences
etc; free of all membranes; to exchange for
V'EN-R0OM house and lot ~ Lagrave-st; has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
gas. and has splendid BARN lot 5oxl25. with
20 ACRES Of land. u mile north and miles
90 east OF city. to exchange for city prop
Oh ACRES. l mile north of city limits. on
~ Alpine-gravel road-for sale; desira
bic tract for plating
n ACRES. III miles south OF Hal-st.. for
III sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOTS In the city and suburbs for
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayette st. for
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
40 city. TO exchange for city property.
MONEY TO loan on real estate and chattels.
G. S. FOUTS {s sao 1y q tsynTn aiT
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
AFTER A FRENCH FORTUNE.


Anursesa Hesrs seeking Millions That
Have L.la IdIs tor Two eeatarles-
American claimants % great Euro
pean fortunes are getting more numer-
ous from year 70 year. The latest case.
says the Chicago Post Is that of three
men Who seek u obtain possession Of .
sum Of five million dollars which has
been 10 the hands Of the French govern
taent since the tiIne Of the great Napo-
leon. They are Charles Francis de
Thiery. OF Brooklyn. Jacob Pau. Of
CINCINNATI, and Daniel Wolf, of the
same city, and they claim To be the
heirs of one Jean Thiery, Of Chateau
Thier1f, who died In Venice IN 1919 tie
letf in the bank OF Venice eight hun
dred thousand ''ecus . Ia crolx," or
about ten million francs. which he left
u the descendants OF his fathers
brothers. The Venetian republic re-
fused payment Of the money on the
ground that the numerous claimants
had not satisfactorily proved their De-
scent and il rcmained in the bank until
Venice was captured by the French
Napoleon seized all the money in the
bank and during his lifetime there was
no uSe attempting TO dispute his action.
at the time Of the restoration fresh
claims were put forward by the heirs.
or alleged heirs, of the Thiery estate.
Those claims were all rejected by the
courts; one onlf excepted A Judgment
of the court at Remiremont dated May
Is, 1854, recognized Nine. Cotton as de-
scending from Claude Thiery, one of the
brothers of the millionaire, Jean
Thiery's father. In spite of that deci-
zion, however. Mime Cotton dragged
her case from court TO court without
being able to obtain the slightest salts
faction. In order TO bring about solu-
ton To this intsrminable affair. certain
deputies moved resolution to the ef-
feet OF granting the claimant an inGem-
nifty Of five hundred thousand francs. In
consideration of which she should sur
render all claims TO the inheritance.
The ground upon which Nine. Cotton's
claim was legally founded was as fol-
lows: The original sum of money ow-
ing to the heirs Thiery was deposit; q
deposit is not subject TO the laws Of pro-
scrip.ion; in taking possession Of this
deposit tho French treasury constituted
itself the negotiorum gestor OF the
Thiery heirs; it has continued TO hold
the money by virtue Of the same title as
the bank of Venice and il could no moro
claim prescription than could the bank
itself, article 2236 of the code civil for
bidding this. The parliamentary COM
mittee pcrenptorily refused to enter
tain such proposition. From general
standpoint they feared that if they en-
tertained it it would encourage the COW
etousness of number of people, who
believe they are being cheated out OF
their dues by the treasury. The com
mittee remembered that In 1871, after q
vote of the assembly had authorized
| claimants TO como forward and state
| their claims, more than two thousand
| petitions were laid before tho judges
none of which were taken into account
1t is therefore safe to say that it woul
he quite useless if the Pfaus and Volts
should cross the Atlantic to look after
these millions, as they would surely b.
disappointed in their expectations
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
TIMES REVENGES.
The Fato Of Con. Miguel Lopes, Who Be-
trayed tho Emperor Mammalian.

The Fate Of Con. Miguel Lopes, Who Be
trayed tho Emperor MAMMALIAN.
It is now fully quarter of century
since a merciful dispensation Of Provi-
!dence so clouded the Empress Carlotta's
mind that she was spared single pang
of grief when her royal husband was
slaughtered in Mexico.
For nearly generation, says the At
lanta Constitution, the widow of the
unfortunate Macmillan has remained
in ignorance of his fate. But slowly,
and by almost imperceptibled degrees, her
mind has become clarified, and she Is
once moro in the enjoyment OF her fac
ulties. Looking backward through the
long years of darkness, that sad Next
can business in which she played the
part of a heroine seems TO her nearly a
dream. It Is well that it is SO. Car
ilotta IS not an old woman. She is hard
1y forty-fve, and something in her
future may yet compensate her for her
bitter past.
But the same day that her recovery
was announced also brought the intelli-
gence that Gen Miguel Lopez had been
bitten by mad dog and was under the
Pasteur treatment.
This Lopez was the trusted officer
who betrayed Macmillan TO his blood
thirsty enemies-the wretch whose evil
work caused Carlotta's insanity After
living all these long years, despised by
even his own countrymen, and scorned
by his wife for his treason, he has. per-
haps, met his doom.
What fate would be moro fitting for
this false friend, who sold his bcnefac-
tor? 1t Is hard to believe that he viii
lie cured He will snap and snarl and
foam ut the mouth like rabid hound.
He will rave In his paroxysms Of
maniacal frenzy. He will tear his flesh
in his mad convulsions and die like q
wild beast.
Time brings It's revenges. As the
traitor Lopez sinks out of sight In the
lurid shadows now descending upon
him, his victim Carlotta comes once
moro into the light of day, serenely
beautiful, once more herself. the most
charming woman that has worn a
crown since Eurenie in her happiest
DAYS. Dissolving views-lights and
shadows-they make up life
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

Lieut. Schwstka's stories about End
ing mosquitoes in Alaska a terrible
nuisance are confirmed by E Hazard
Wells. the chief Of the Arkell expedi-
ton. who recently returned from our
northern possession Mr.. Wells and his
party came near starving In the sum-
mer because all the game had left the
low lands Of the interior for range of
gigantic mountains % the north. Carl
bon. for instance, are driven into high
attitudes to avoid the rnosquitos Con-
corning the killing of bears by these
insects. Mr.. Wells Is now prepared 10
vossch for 'h> fact They settle around
the eyes of the poor hrutes and cause
inflammation. which IL followed by
hlindne-- The bear then either dies
81 Starvation OF the inflammation ex-
tends to TIE brain
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
WINAHS & ALLEN
Grand Union Real Estate Exchange aud
Employment Bureau.
ROOMS S AND TOWER BLOCK.
PHONE $50.

HELP WANTED laundry women. dish
II Washers seuinc clrls. 20 general eirls.
second cook. servant girl TO 20 UB north.
Mechanics OF al iinds out Of employment
leave your name WITH us. II viii cost you
nothing 8 and Tower block.
SITUATION WANTED for coaehman-with
~ reference.
EoR one week more we offer los :. Lafayette
Il ~. between Weaii and Cherry -sis.. Tor
$40; lot worth the money; sroom house Tor
which you pay nothing.
ME HAVE large exchange list; II yoH
w have house or lot which don't suit you
call and SEE US
REAR one hing in mind. you can buy
- cheaper than you can build. This spring
many are obliged 10 sell. We have some baf-
gains which We do not wish 10 advertise eA
plictiy.
IEwELRY man died. Stock aud business for
sale at a bargain.
EoR $1,000 We can sell you house on the
u east or west side and give you good bar
gain.
EoR siloo ycu can have your choice OF several
places and easy terms
EoR $3.50 we can sell you a house on Center.
Clancy or on the hill.
IF you can pay $500 down We can sell ycu 3
new house on the east sice Tor SS0.
G.)SDn will bay i4-room house, large lot
S-t",o and bsrn; good well and sewer con-
nec,ions on south lonia-st
S.)Soa WILL luy house and Tot on Ninth
Cow ave which rents Tor g. month.
OUR rack is fun 81 bargains al Si7H0 on At
" least twenty streets here la the city.
Name the location and The price you
wsnt 10 pay and We can suit you. II howevsr.
you can not be suited look over eur Isl el
vacant lots.
A LOT slxl0o with an alley on south LsiSy-
IA cite for $50 cash
| OF on UniOn-st. north of Thomas sl2aa
n ftT
IL sia0
OF 50kIS5 on Jsmes-s; 500; easy terms
I OF seylS2 and alley for sac and vii fiir-
- nish yoa plans fer any kind of house VOC
desire in the bargain.
\\E have Tor the use If our customers soma
w Of the most fneacrn New ork rlani fof
houses Come and look them over. buy anl
build.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND TOWER BLOCK.

DEGOLlA BROS-...............Pro
WANTED HELP-2 carpenters. 2 eoaehmen.
IaDitor. l stationery engineer. farm
hands painters. clerks. II girls Tor general
housework. second girls. cooks. dining
room girls. 2laundressrs.
no EXCHANGE-25 acres. % acres improved.
balance white oak timber. i0-room house
and barn. nne orchard. a,res low land IN
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place is situated about - mites from the city.
south. Come IN and get fun description.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
shore. near the PARK; good buildings, 3Aa
peach trees In bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries 3 acresraspber-
ries. 200 grapes. gooseberr.es and other small
fruits; frice 500; irult ON same VIII pay Tor
good city property this IS great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain we have
ever offered.
DOR SALE-5room house on Hallst-; good
well and clstern; handy TO street cars; we
can sell you this house OH monthly payments
In terms 10 suit; drop In and see IL; price Sly0.
FOR SALE-small house and barn on Fair
ST.; will sell on small payment down and
m0uthly payments; this II an excellent chance
10 secure a home in desirable location and
pay Tor 10 as rent.
EoR SALE-ia feet frontage on South Divl-
sion-st.; a fine location for a block; this
Will be sold at a sacrifice Il same is taken with
In 10 days.
EoR SALE-0r Exchange-Vacant lots on
Stewart Whites add. as payment a
house. worth about slj0U. inside old limits In
south part oil city.
FOR SALE vacant lots on PIainfeld-ave
l. just inside OF old limits; the finest bulldin.
spots in the city.
no EXCHANGE-For farm. a good s-room
house and barn In south part of the city;
large lot and we'll located; would pay some
difference.
no EXCHANGES acres land In Barry coun-
ty, - miles from city. 20 acres improved.
good building. fruit well watered and splendid
soil. price $500.
no EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
l. erty. so acres. fine house. barn and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 400
peach. $50 apple. pears. plums and small fruit
trees Price $500.
DEGOLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
Iout~, Poverty.

Mrs. Annie FeSsnt. carrying her View
York ard tors taro1gh Londoas power
AZ stricken district. brings them 70 this
scene. You must BE- at The dock gates
between two anA three o'clock IN the
morning. There are twenty 70 twenty
g.. thousand nen gathered around the
xates. fs- the earliest there gets Tire
srss sharee. A man appears and calls
out for 40 maay. Then begins literal
f~ht fer life. Arms and rios have been
broken in The struggle For what' For
work that until few months ago paid
-four Or four and n half psnce Per hour
Surgeons sav that Esors than sixty Per
cent - these rien are injured ey a'ses-
uents Tie work needs strength. and
uaav ar. fsint f~vm tonCsr Ihsy Of
ten fan iate ths wxser On account Of
t1peFfs'et appliances. ard sre struck y
sae svir ltnv bales fssc third are a
wavs es7- "a sway rithes4t employment
- =, eses is hungry wives sad cad
Essa. er1spS for taek u tocsh"x
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

r. T. customary for the enp-ror ~
China to offer prayers every New Years
day fnr The welfare sni bright pre-
peess ~ his subjects In the eighteen
provinces ef hls empire At The e~r~-
nao1y eighteen pairs of esndles ar~
burned. and The name If a province 10
marked on each pair. Any II no can
dies that tura ba3lv signify That snsh
provinces az ar named vii sn7er great
essAssltiss sickness aud The ike.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

rhs ssrs~sas Z, flst ., ~ -sr-is~s
licenses i.saed aas- isst pssusast. wtth the
asra~. .s.sssae- sasa sassss tas eats ana
sss. 81 the parties Aces
Jahn Cosltss. 4 sHt Cits Els y Ffessss.
ksaf cts ~
e.e.se Asrvafe 3~unfe y lvsen a -
Hgsh ! ~e''sF' = =
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
DR.. +. f. Rosenkrans

Ftvs,essn. SsrTeor snd tSeo.sehess.
Ursres Eeans Fwtnam blsra 8 Naarfs< ~
frsre Hcars - u = 70. tes - 3 ~
sssseaee. 81 Asdisea ave. Hssaa hsctas
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
Real Estate

no EXCHANGE Some city property sna
4 eaoa ftUr nsif fef iiraf.ef lsua In Mfrh ~
euoH farm aesf eifv. some HeaT utU msehfn-
erv - ftrhxnEt Ter personal PROPERTY lets
fsr 4aie "a eaxs terms Houses fsr sale en
rseafhly psTmFnfs
"a. f1aSKR. Cor. Tslrs sd Frenoaf At
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

A handsome complexion = oae ~
ihs greatest charms wuusau IAN pcs
seas lassonss IoWIsszs0a leNaeE
slves -
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

SYMPTOMS intense itching
and singing: most AT night; worse by
scratching. IT allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate. becoming very sore. swAySE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN mcst cases
removes the tumors- At druggists, or
by mail. tor 30 cents. DIR. swsyne Il
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
MOVING, PEcK1Na q sToRAeR

DADCLifF A Holt Reliable uphoisierers
h az III South If sion 81. have the largest
vans. employ the most competent meu and
will give you regular rates. whether you Ask
Tor Them VI not bs pbonlng No. 80 OF &c alter
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
INVEST
YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T is SAFE.
NO COMMISSIONS TO PAY.
WE OWN THE PROPERTY.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS IN
THE MARKET.
WE CAN SUIT EVERYBODY
IN A LOT OR A HOUSE AND LOT.
THIS MEANS YOU.
OUR PLATS ARE on
CHERRY, DIVISION AND w. FULTON
STREETS.
CAR LINES AND SCHOOLS
ADJACENT.
PRICES AND TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
CALL ON THE OWNERS.
TURNER & CARROLL,
NEW HOUsEMAN BUILDING.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
LOCAL MARK ELS.

GRsTN-Wheat. sl03; corn. SIC; oats. &c:
rye. zoe; barley. sltt@sl.3o q hundred.
flour AND FxEp-Lily White. $40; Patent.
$3.50 I, hundred; corn meal. $500 q ton; feed.
81 0)o so o. T. ton; middlings. SLIGO q ton;
bran. sl7.O0 + ton.
MFAT-pork, 6l+e; beef &c; veal |a611c ;mut-
ton. Sc; lamb. Zoe; spring chickens. &c
turkeys. IL &c; ducks. l0dl2c; geese. l0@ l2c.
PRoDucE-Butter. dairy l2lac; creamery. lSc;
eggs. lie: potatoes. S9c bu., apples,
sl.tO@ $50 4 bu. beets. 3CG35c p bu.; onions.
sl.l5elsi-20 2 bu.; beans. hand picked, Sl.159
S2.oU q bu.; honey. lo@l7c.
HDES AND TArLow-Green. 5@6c; part cured.
&c; cured hides. &c; calf skins green. &c;
calf skins. cured, &c; tallow. 4c; pelts.
oC4 sl50; dekin. l56,25c.
WooD-l6inch. dry. Sl.75@s2.25 . cord; 2-foot
225dS2.75 = cord +foot. S4.00@s4 q cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
JOSEPH {. MCKEE
10 Pesrl-si. Sweets Hotel Block.
1elephpneA4.

VINO WANTS A fAEM CHEAP
I HAVE HiBe good farms that J viii sci
cheap or trade faf city property. STEP ga
and see II have not got 5usf what yca are
looking Tor.
/ HAVE a house for ffsfe two Others f.,r II 81
another Cor siDa. tbere fof 81 iei SEQ sisG
and one Tor stiH 81 IL gees this week 7 osHt
O. sell them. and VIII gave yoH = good l,afFs r..
VACANT bots are Ia good demand. ana are
got - be Sold and vou r1srht ~ ve'i have fha
benefit OF The advance Ia values that u cef-
tain.
/ HAVE several bargains ~ ore ga bus ness
property and brick blocks.
AtAr COED hard God timber lands 90 trace
- Tor city properly ~ good improved farms.
I0 PEARL STREET
TELEPHONE IS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
MONEY TO OK soAS
REAL ESTATE
In Sums OF sloo and Upward.
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lssad q fountsin-sL Telephone eos


$500 - :
l sfAPAgHiLB viii those xhe Beee hone
VERY reasonable. j. = pfosln rocul iosells
block. opposite Sweet > Hotel
TUE REST BARGAIN IN tae CIV. located
near So2fh Dhisioa-st IA beautiful isis.
they arc ofterra al loU fgure ana % good
terms 70 any one that wants eooc invest
Mtnf that VII asf qasck prcrt Niliiain Al.
Gilbert room ), ldalc0nb bailasRg. fa
E0R sALs-ssno srsse rer nonth win hes
new hIroom. easf trent haG~e oR PARIS
ave, nerlh OF ftfih ave. furnace. 0Gntel.
bath. iasstory. inside closei. OAK natsh. yard
seeaed ana concrese walks. elstern Ahe cav
cars A rare tsarg AN f0f the bcsf Acals street.
H. tie city. / Also have houses 4 sltsti $50.
SEA- ana $500 an payments easy - rat 4.
N. 1eits. LedsAfd hloeA. Pearl 81 rntE4nc1-
LHoR sALK-Igouses and lois in aiaeient
parts 81 the city stnaI payment ava.
monthly payments a't.rMares' lis Ara 49,
proia rt< W4ihia the oid eity limits Also Inv
bosr. a. iosswlokst s4t
ANNoUACEMEAT- Tiszeerale Traakford
"A have removed 10 tliIh National aank
block. West bridges - loas ior sale la
hieliarts Llacoln Paek addition; u iogs an
west htidge II houses ana suites OF rooms %
rent. I iof on Madison are. Rooms 10 reat
on W Bricgest. Telephone NJ. IA.
REAL fsrATE-ooUSTRY
A GOOD FARM near the cify for sale che3p
and GA easy terms. l. :. Prov "a. room O.
Lo'etts block opposite Sweet : Hotel
Eok sALE-ihe best lumber plant IN Ala
bama. located seventy axe fEiies saufh 81
Montgomery 90 the liue 81 Louisville & = ASH
Vile X X. Tins plant consists ~ a ssN-min.
dry kltns. piaArrs. PLACER use, tw-utN no4~rs
Tor nofA ncn. store and goods. teams. a fts
Two miles 81 pole roae. engine aud slN tritcAS
az side track 81 is wa on the A.. a y. H.
h.s caparify 81 mil tToai twenty i've e. forty
thousand per das nrsi ciAss maftet a. miis
Iruni s. pr thousand On ali the MIL can cut
There IA ten years cat Of timber now secarea 81
seventy i've cents srf Thousand and itsi.t0t.sn
more an lse secured ~ tue safH- price The
whole ouint can Ice baushf iof : 5.fssL Ials fs
one chance ia A-eslme. aaA on a. AZ
Antisde!. lr9
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04

have tired them, and they have only
swIndled me. | base figured up what
they have cost me foT the last four
years, il VAS Just s524.sl. IL | had Il
now Il would be fortaue for me. This
year my bill for medicine Was only hse
dollars, FOR which | purchased six
bottles Of Sulphur BitteTs- They cured
me of ScrOfuia after suffering four
years.. j. Cummings, Troy. n. \.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
Live stock.

CHICAGO. June s
CAITLK-Market rather active. Quotations
ranged AZ Is. 1850 for choice TO fancy ship
ping Steers; S.oo15 10 for good TO choice do;
G.. 30sli 30 for common to fair do; - 5ol1425
for butchers Steers; q oOGi3.5o for Stockers.
t275Q<so for Texans; 81 sOt1439 for Feeders;
H.5oe40o for Cows; sL5oG35o for Bulls, and
t50J4 80 for Veal Calves.
HoGs-Market fairly active. Prices 10
else lower Sales ranged at G6o143O
for Pigs: Ae0c460 for light; A25H4-<0 for
rough packing, ~ 5o9+oo for mixed and A.4s0
Lo5 for heavy packing and shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-04
What PEOPLE Want &; g: !: +; e; ;;:..


go kEwARD-The above reward VII be
on paid Tor Information that VIII lead 10
fhe arrest and conviction OF each ana every
perS0 a engaged in the attack on the cherry 81
ear on the night of Friday, May SIN. = alley
Iits street and Cable Railway Co.. ey Jas X
Chapman, General Manager. Ia