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The Progress., 1892-03-19

The public had hoped that the
City Council would show some
friendship for her school interests
and give them AN increased amount
for the current year But in this
it was doomed TO disappointment.
That body doubtless thought it
best subserved the interests of the
city by opening Market street to
the bayou, than educating the poor
and unfortunate children of the
community. IL doubtless thought
that education was a secondary
consideration To this project. which
will benefit well, the angels must
answer. OF course we do not nc
cuse the Council of acting from in
vidious motives, but it does seem
that the opening of Market street
coull have been postponed for an
indefinite number of years. and
the money appropriated for that
purpose placed to the credit of the
school fund, would have been of
vastly more benefit to the public
good.
THE PRoGREss realizes that all
cannot think alike, and that honest
men will conscientiously differ:
and it gives the Council credit for
fairness, but it likewise thinks that
the public should have been given
some consideration, as we do not
in the least doubt but that a vast
majority will unhesitatingly ask
that the schools be first provided |
for, and this street afterwards
We understand that the ques- |
ton has not been finally settled. |
and we hope that on its final read
ing the school interests will be
more carefully and particularly
looked after, and that the amount
named for opening this street will
be applied to the cause Of educa-
tion.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
SoliIoanY.


II would j were a justice. Ne
thinks | am competent to fiji the
position. and am clearly entitled to
it. But cannot be elected. Nay,
verify ] have tried it, and was
badly defeated. would give a
good round sum to have the man
beaten who so badly defeated me
though / thought l had him
beaten. Yea, / would assist an
independent, il by that means /
could get even with this man
whom l dislike, though without a
cause. He stands in my way in
more spheres than one, and until
he is removed l can have no peace
OF mind. i have done many small
and despicable things to worry
him, but he treats both them and
me with contempt. Oh, for some
means of removing this man from
my path" Exit. Crashing teeth
The Progress., 1892-03-19


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nate our minds. but would now be
Illuminating IN ito ,,rave Writing
III.
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lorth To Shed Its rays 81 ISht ana
llfe-insplring truth over the hu
man rrco By the aid Of writing. to
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'le''ric WINGS we converse WIN
men OF distant cllmcs, aud their
are duicklymade known
The Progress., 1892-03-19
A Good Sale

Mr. W. Ii. Fory sold his resi-.
dence this week for $1,000. Tbi,
makes the third time this has oc.
CURED within about three years,
which is due to the neat and taste
iui manner in which Mr.. Fory
finishes his buildings Recently
he erected two cottages in Allen
dale, which were readily occun;od
a. an advanced rental, above others
OF their size and location, on ac-
count OF this same care and taste
displayed in building for comfor,
as well as beauty. Mr.. Fory is an
and reliable builder
whose work is always attractive
% well as thoroughly substantial
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Constable Sale

No. ,lli Alex Rich for Use W.. Mary
Johnson. No. 3llj VIM. Keiti, vs
Mary Johnson. w.
bf virtue OF writ of Heri facias is-
Sl"h 4" me in the above nnmh@r,.,I
and entitled suit, by Hon. g. -
,,lcks. Justice OF the Peace for Fnurt !,
Nard OF Caddo arish. In. bay'
s'lIed ana will sell at public auct'on
~ the front door Of the court ro",''
No. go Milan street. Sbrevrport Tn
we.m We legal hours Of sale on
a.. SAIb RDAN, MARCH 70. 1SI5 ~
Wv ioiioWing dcscribed properly
IT,. r. ,ot "t household fnrnjture
lcct TO appraisement PV'' sun
March II Ig,rJ "iotdui'.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Constable Sale

Dr. j. VI. Baynon. ''' 'se' w.
10y virtue OF a writ of feri facia. TO-
sued 10 me in the above en,itiod os, ~
numbered suit by Hon. G.. ID IJiaL. %
Justice OF The Peace Fourth Ward -,
,anuo parish, La. have seized Ga
WI sen ~ public auction M tho frn,',
nooI on uhc court room. No. 20j NiIon,
,rIett, shreveport. La, between a.,
"ghi hours of sale, on 'ne
A. sAIURDAY, MARCH 20. 1902
vi. ioIiowing described property to-
WI; medical references band-ScoL.
VI science. Terms Of sale. cash ON tb,,
SPo,, s'blect 20 appra' sement. '
march IL, 1892. G. w. KELLY
Conafaht.
The Progress., 1892-03-19

Hereafter THE PRoGEEss will not
be sold on the streets at all, but
can be found at Hyams' book
store. 1t is published every Sat
urday morning, and will continue
to wage war against the iniquities
of our community, and to uphold
and advance all things which tend
70 the upbuildlng of morality and
legitimate enterprises in North
Louisiana.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Our Former Fighting Man and e

Our Former Fighting Man and eli.
Our former fighting man was on
the warpath this week, aud de
clared that If the object Of his
wrath was not Immediately put
under peace bond, gore would flow
deep enough 10 float steamboat
Judge Carter resdily took in the
situation, and fully appreciating
the gravity thereof, sent posthaste
for Eli and threw around him the
strong bands Of the law. lettering
him 80 tightly that it was impos
'ible for him to do harm.
o. f. I. IN. then retired into the SO.
clusion Of livery stable to allow
his angry passions To subside.
while Eli related to the Judge how
he was porter at the Phoenix, and
that he found man wandering
almlessly about in the kitchen. and
taking him for wandering tramp,
demanded his business there: and
on receiving the reply that he CEl1
was not in this, accompanying the
words with whistle which made
h'm uneasy, fearing that he had
come in contact with an escaped
lunatic, and he yelled out. Get
out OF this This aroused the ire
in o. I. !. m, for it was he, and he
rushed to the MAGISTRATES office
as before related. All is serene
now, however, and peace and har-
mony prevails.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
A Few PIeasures

To call at Wagner Bros. stall at
the market house, and soc the
fine meets, they sell; to taste their
delicious corned beef, and to eat
their Southern homemade sau-
sage.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Liverpool Arrivals
The FAIR AsSOcjafJOD.

\ meeting OF the Board of Directors
Of the Louisiana state Fair and
Shreveport Exposition will be held IN
the Secretary office on Saturday
March -, at l2o'clock \ fun aftcu-
dance II requested.
&. j. FOSTER. President
j. j. IIOKAN. Secretary.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses
were issued since orr last issue:
Henry Mallory to Josephine
Jones; John Hall to Clancy Gar
rett.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
Club Rates.

Any one sending ms six new
yearly subscribers accompanied by
the cash will receive The PRoGRFss
for the same time free.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
BARBER SHOP.
Frank Pierce.

49, 5SI MARKET Sr
enn, NJ nest workmen i'm the citv aro
nj, ppoyen; a nice quiet place vbare o
al .ne oid-timers get their hair nuss ~.
tomsrne tom msves' Polite attention Ia case
The Progress., 1892-03-19
CYPRESS !: clsTEsNs.
B. III. GARDNER.
S24 TEXAS AVE.
Constable Sale

No. 2i33-M. Kaufman ". Sam Raret
no. I'D W. E. -. Dockery W.. sam
Barct.
By virtue of writs of fierI facias is
sueu 70 'ne' M The above entitled aud
numbered suits, by Hon. q n IIi,'i's
Justice Of the Peace Tor Fourth Werd
OF Caddo parish, Louisiana. I have
9elned and will sell NJ public nuctio,
at The front door Of the court room
Su' Milan street, botw, en- the I.roi
hours OF sale. on N"'
SATURDAY. April 2d, 1892.
the Following described propertv IN
wit: sewing machine. 2 bure9i,s
centre table, safe, 7chalrs. I rocl5.,.
bpltchers, bowl, | lamp. / cIocL /
pictures. mirrors. | water -buoket I
bedstead, lantern. | dresser
snthel and contents. Terms of sale
cash ON the spot. Subject 10 an
praisement. CIV KELLY "P-
The Progress., 1892-03-19


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WIN an aggregated
c"p''a' " ABOUT Fi'"''oV"
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shreveport mas alr"ady com
tins season.
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Leu use ulahhoou OF addo
'alSe 'ho F'a''dard o' hohor ana
'ir'ue tuesday ana overthrow the
corruptlhg influence oi tho draln
shop politicians.
~
While the saloon gang is -narl-
ing, the better class is continuing
to subscribe for TuF PnoGurss.
The list Is gradually increasing all
.he time.
"
HIS 'aS' "''/' was extremely
anu we appi'heh'
% ''''''''' '"' 'o"'"
" '"' ~ Wv wy ''i '"'7
It
H. .,,.,. ,.,. t.
m ;,o,,r,rol .,.a,,,., - ,.,n.l.;,,.,
,loood - .. ,,orLa a,J - La,I |
no ovorv onorrv to ,;vo ito crs
omers satisfactory aorvico This
eason
f,f
When will the Shreveport hay |
be placed on the retired
ist?
~
Corruption, depravity and bar
DOM politics go arm in arm. Let
his influences in Caddo be crushed
mt OF existance Tuesday next.
III
Our old friend Mir. T.. T.. Price
f New Lewisville, Ark. editor of
he Lafayette Recorder. dropped
D To see us last week. Glad tot
now he - doing well.
~
No matter which ticket Is your
holce, cast your vote Tues
ay against the saloon boss
nd the side he advocates.
~ L
On tuesday next let Decency
nd Honor first inquire which
cket the bar room politicians are
anu 'nel 'hro" 'neir
'ii"e'ice "ga'ilS' It,
~
We were reluctantly forced to
old over Jewella's communica-
10 lateness Of it's reception.
The Progress., 1892-03-19
TN. ABOUT AND FOR THE CITY.

| Another freeze was sent ON ON,
hcnohtod don.lous Tuesday night
which remained with ms several
| days
Our canning factory should not
remain idle Tins season It could
ho made useful II oiTors an op
porluuity to some cutorprlsing
man to mako money with, # the
stockholders viii not open It,
Some ~ the dram shop pohtl-
clans declare that THF PHoGRrss
shall not come in their houscs
No, we guess not to- them It would
be like handling a hornet.
w
Gnash your teeth. you unscrupu-
lous parasites on the body polite.
THB PRoGREss will show you up
more and more clearly until the
hot sunlight of truth makes you
fairly wither in agony
~
Shreveport, the Queen Of the
Valley, dominated by pot house
politicians: A pleasant reflection
truly for Honor to indulge in.
immigration viii surely seek
those locations where tippling
shop bosses control the party
machinery
NJ
Advertise in THF PRoGRFss II
has a fine circulation among tho
best people.
~
No doubt the ward hummer and
his drinking saloon boss viii try
some of their Red store tactics
next Tuesday. But their little
game will be frustrated and they
should be very thankful if they
get off with nothing moro serious.
~
The kite in the tree signilieth
that the small boy hath she'd tears
at the foot thereof. at the loss
of his plaything which is SO near
and yet so far.
~
Mr. Charles StOer has now the
Of the patent cistern |
cleaner. by this patent the water
is not disturbed. but is made pure |
and holesome bv the operation of
cleaning.
Sanitary Officer Wimbish has
been busy the last week or two
in having several piles Of trash,
old eye sores. removed from the
streets. This was good service
and Mr.. Wimbsh should he given
lue credit, as several had
been there SO long that they had
begun TO he considered old land
marks.
~
Mr. walter Jackson is having an
cottage built in
This burg will soon
rie with the Fairfield district in
he social quality of its commun-
ty and favored location for fam
ly residences if it continues its
)ace of improvement.
w
DR. &. Ratzburg, appreciating
he advantages offered by THr
'RoGREss as an advertising medi-
I'm, had his dental card placed in
Is columns. DR.. Ratzburg is a
,roiicient dentist, master OF all
he arts in his profession. He has
cen in our city but brief period
but has already
lany Of our good people among
is patrons. Work entrusted to
i'm will be well attended to.
~ J
For the honor Of their household '
nd their children, let every good ,
tizen repudiate tippling shop !
lle next Tuesday. i
1T
Thursday was st. Patrick's day,
ld the beloved shamrock was q
orn by the patriots and friends s
the "auld" sod who dwell in /
lis city. Poor old Ireland; she a
eservos a better fate than Des-
ny seems TO have assigned her.
~ 81,
MIR / NJ Martin iS contributing u
The Progress., 1892-03-19


New York spots opened quiet, l-lt"
M; ordinary. i1-lGc. good ordinary.
: 1I-IGc: low middlinr, Csc; middllul
uplauds. e 1916. middlius orleans,
, IGr: sales lni bales.
New YORK futures
New York futures closed steady. .
10 10 points ny ON th" day; saIrS, l''.
l0D bales.
Nrw Orleans Spot
New Orleans spots opened steady
and closed steady; ordinary, nom
inn': good ordinary, jiac; low
middliug. 5'.c; middllug, &C; good
middlug. GHtc; sal"s $40 bales,
Liverpool
Liverpool opened steady. iair de
maud. aud closed unchanged; Amcri-
can middliuu uplauds. ) H-lGc; -al"e.
5000 bales, speculation and export,
800 bales.
Liverpool Arrivals
CLOSED nrm. I 90 . points up: March.
, B-Gtm3 35.Gtd; March Aprii.
}i-Gl@3 35-Gid, Npril-May, 3 H-Gid,
Mny-Juuc. . as-Gid.
Manchester Market
March X. Cloths aud yarns dun.
generally i'm buyers favor
Worlds visibl" supply, March T.,
Isg,.
The Progress., 1892-03-19

Read the constable sale in this
issue.
The Progress., 1892-03-19

The tippling shop bosses and
their ward bummers will be
supporting one ticket Tuesday.
Let every good man cast his vote
and influence against them.
The Progress., 1892-03-19

Mr. j. VI. Martin is contributing
his quota to Shreveport's advance
ment 10y adding another building
to her confines, and one more
morsel for the assessors palate. 1t
will be a neat tenement
The Progress., 1892-03-19

1t was an agreeable surprise to
our people Ttnrsdty morning to
find that theL was only about
one and a half inches thick. Early
risers were spprehensive that the
downfall had been heavier and the
weather. colder than it was. The
mercury, however, was quietly
resting below freezing point, and
icieles abounded plentifully.
III
Subscribe for 1HE PRoGREss. 1t
is the newsiest and most chaste
paper in North Louisiana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-04

was Tlaste-ed Eox p. r. c-4OvEA
with mortgages - the amount Il abozt
81 go. ard when - started On h.s po-
iitlczl campaign thai rear BIS wife ;ook
charge Sas has Ja5d al ths foatIag
dedss. al the mortgage indsbseJness -
oept $500. and improved the place coh-
Ei6erably,
Personally Mr. Cover DOES NJ coz
respond az al VITA the TYPICAL hard
working wozz1~ Ct bor1er ra-saros ar
tragedy. SIC Is gate society iaadsF
IA hey EssEE5o-t1,od. dress VIII ~
gs1zilv good ;as.e s-d = bitter edo
.ztrd .hz- be- arrhard- re -Ss bon
Il Frz-kltn o,z-+v. u, II Iss1. lo<z-.ee
= Kansas n Is7i. ard he'd 10 heher
cssScs tran schoci oc--11ssaoner h<f1Tt
$50 C1- 81 hss sassvy ~ csc g-esrzsI
be contributed = ~ - i1tssz- sAs KIT
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what a Comma Iook. Liz.

Aunt Polly was a strict eiscipl5zarial
who taught their 4 = C's 70 urruIT n
cEins AZ fremont serenity yea-s ago. Ore
day she was drilling tire class n Wehst=-' :
spelling hook On punctuation ara asked
orc Bill M5Iliksn VIVA: . GONNA locked
ike. 1t locks Ike q poliyEo-. zs-a-1 y
was the answer Bal 60. lis ears cu@ed
bat not scholar ths-> ever failed 20 rec
DEniEs conma q. sight after thai 6e6ri-
slol--Iewlsror .Tc-. -Lzl
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sants Fs Rea..-tzesr.on Ass.


Minneapolis, MINI, and rsturB-Rspab-
lican national convention. One lowest fare
Tor the round trip. Tickets sold June 20
; inclusive. lnal limit June - for return
passage.
Chicago and return-Democrztic nation
al convention. one lowest fare FOR round
trip Tickets sold June IS 20 % Inclusive
with fnal limit q July c Tor Tstarn pass-
age.
Klugman. Kan. and rsturn-RspubIi-
CT "A congressional convention Sevsnth dis
trict One and ous-third fare. sale June
u 20 l5 hnal limit June Y.
Topeka. Kan, and rsturn-StAte Rspub-
lean convention One snd one-third rate
Tor round trip. Tickets soid JuBa =. -
and %. final limit Jaiy ) FOR return pass
age.
Ottawa Kan sud return. Ottawa Cha1-
tauqaa assembly. one fare fer round trip.
Tickets sold June ~ and q. With nasI
limit July g
WInaeld. Kan. and rstura. wishsld
Chautauqna ssssrn bly,, oDs fare for found
iyip. Tickets sold June - 20 -. Inclusive.
ANAL limit FOR return July g.
Cedar kspsts. "a. ard retain Annual
meeting German Baptisfs. one fare Tor TIE
rouod TIP Tickets sold june 2 y gth iDelg-
stvs -ith fnal limit for return June ~
Helena. Moat. and return. Aenaai
meeting Supreme lodge. A y. L. W p, oas
Tickets sold Jsns 20 a inclusive. S3ta
Email nmi. thirty dsys from date o. s44s
fer return passage.
DeuTer. Colo. ard rstarn. knight Ten
Dl4r ~ -suntaI e-5ac3aTs Au2 y - ~. ens
are fcr round trlp. with naal 4ifnH for -
sara ssassSzs Oct. %. in Gall o. sadrsss
Kansas City. No. AID rrfuTa--blsCS ala.
@aczHB pugsut u1lioFm rank Enizhtx %
Pytaiss-oas fare f9r r0113 TIP ilcEsss
- =. - GT-r rs. Fsuea .l=s.tE
sept IS Tor retnru gassaz-
D8aEa Nea.. AID rssuTu--rsttonsl Peo-
pI.'s eouvF8ti0n-ous lcsssse fare fof road
Trip. 2 - ~ scsa JAY ] aad kis24
sua.: july - feY rstura pzsssGr.
-. y. ACgrsCE. -. r. A.
- y NAin 81. %
0. A BEowE. Az. P@AA slssa
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Situations ~ oi,ted-Male.
AGENTS W4NIED.

JLoer tLs head - Ter .lne per day.
4 GENTS &ANIED GENTLEMAN AND
~ ladies' making - per rnSI- d. Sample by maj.
20 StSll - Jazel- D-A-As Novelty q, hansss
Cily, Mo, GLIzf'
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Tee ssLE-3 ACHEs ~ NILS sDH-H 81
4 Do-S As Gse. Ss-5-& y. -sse1srjaz,ssr r 90.
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Care Necessary When Buying Mushrooms.

One cannot be too careful about buying
mushrooms from gatherers, or from deal
ers who have bought from them, and es-
pecially when mushrooms are very low in
price should care be taken, for the poison
Gus toadstools are very apt TO be mixed in
with their brothers-the mushrooms.
Many maintain that the difference is
easily detected, even by an amateur, but l
have taken these statements with grain
Of salt ever since an employee Of a mush-
room grower told me that he had picked
them professionally in England for years,
but that he would not wager on his ability
to always tell the difference between mush-
rooms and toadstools.-New York Teie-
gram
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takes genius 70
utilize a boom
The Covers %
Gated IN Cowley
county II 1871.
and for some
years proserei
greatly: al lis
means vent into
land, and Ehen
the dali times for
farmers came On
hs kzi 1850
scrH In 1877 II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nv Iele1ranh.

KANSAS CITY. June S,-CArTLE-Receipts 2sIo
ehtDme nts on Market steady. Dressed beef and
shipping steers s. sa4 lts COWS and heifers 81 -
; -. ~tocSers ana feeders g. SAS2 81 hOG>-ke-
others 5& I1c lower. Ranged IS aga - bu ~ 20 3
~ SHEEP eoeipts 80, shipments 40 Mar
ket strong. Sales s. seas Is
-. LOUIS June s. CATTLE-Receipts 800 ship
mems $50. Market barely steady. No good ma
lives on sale. HOG>-ReCeipts 500. shipments SS>U
MArsetlower. Heavy ~ 60s4 =. mixed a. 1894 ~
lisht ~ 5tSI = SHEEP-Receipts loo, shipments
ls9L Market frn
CHICAGO, June 2-CATTLE-Recelpt So00. ship
ments 10l- Marhe steady 10 strong. Steers So
- - stockers an1 feeders - 50GS s. Texans Is 10
as 81 COWS and heifsrs 3 75aS al HUG>-Re-
S-ipts - ~ shipments lL0o3 Market steady shade
higher Rough and common - 0C,e& 81, mixed and
PACK 81 uSzs ~ prime heavy ana butchers
weights - $50 ., light - 55e4 ~ SHEEP-ke-
CelptS tSr shipments So. Market active but IL
regular. Clipped natives and westerns Is OOss5 IS
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Congressman Clover. yyi,~

Kansas has had many celebrated worn-
en-, but none Is more noted Just now
than the wife Of the Alliance congress
man, Hon. B. II. Clover. Sns has for
the past two years managed 500 scrs
farm with such ability ths. the woman
sufTrszises declare that "a soon s. Kan
sss grants political privileges % women
they viii make Mrs Clover governor.
IL Is freely admitted that TIE boom Of
1891 helped her OUT wonderfully, but IN
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Waiting for the Meat.

The green domestic IS always with rs.
She was sent out last week By her up town
mistress 70 give the grocer an order, And
while you are there" see was told. hurry
the meat up through their telephone; 7 n
afraid il VIII be late" TIE order was duly
received by the grocer. who wondered a.
the girls further delaying. while she cast
frequent glAnces ar the instrument behind
MS desk
rs there anything more" he finally
asked
Not from you said TIE girl I'm
waitin for tie beef 10 come through the
tilhphone. as the missus bid ne Her
Point Of View IN New YORK Tines
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The Touch of SNmnafhr.

Some time ago a certain woman lost her
little baby. 1t was her only child, and Of
course the mother thought there never was
and never would be another half so nice.
And when the little thing breathed its last
she was inconsolable. While the narrator
was at the house neighbor came In, and
precipitstiDg herself into the chldless
wonan's arms she exclaimed: Poor Mrs
B, l know just how you feel I've
been through it all myself. Last week
my pet kitten diedr'-Lewiston Journal
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REPREsENrATIvEsALEs
The following are the representative sales of hogs

Brief Mention.
Hogs cents lower.
Only one packer was buying today.
There was fair run Of cattle today and
everything in the yards found sale
Only one half of the offerings that were
on sale today changed hands here The
supply seemed too large for the demand
The shippers who marketed stock today
were:
o. Case, Elmer. hogs and cattle.
Z. Rittenour, Cunningham, cattle and
hogs.
Seamon & Nagle, Geneseo, hogs.
j. 7. Hammers q Sons, Clearwater,
bogs.
r. F. Hargrave, Argonia, hogs.
w. I. Deweese, MayIield, hogs.
Knox Bros, Kieghley. hogs.
T. Z. Ellis, South Haven, cattle and
hogs
NJ. NJ. Munger, Harper, hogs.
Schimmerhorn s. Paugh, Sedgwick,
hogs
J. c. Stapleton, Penaloss, hogs.
l. J. Fisher. Belle PLANE, hogs
p. A johnson, Coldwater, hogs.
Vols s. Ferguson, Wellington, hogs.
Joe Scott, Peck, hogs.
Hall & Heller, cattle.
j. II. Hutchinson, Hsverhill, hogs.
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