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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-09
you chance to get a part of this
increased wealth.

y
increased wealth.
You know what the past has done.
1t will repeat itself. Railroads bring
money, business and employment,
make good times, and help everybody
Who are for the railroad? The big
gest tax payers, the most enterprising
men, the poor men with push and
energy, who want chance to make
money, the men who have been iden-
titled with every plan to promote rail-
roads and free navigation, to bring
factories, mills and manufacturing
plants here.
Who are against the railroad? Ev-
cry man who opposed free bridge,
who refused to take stock In, or en-
courage the Building and Investment
Co., or the bringing of the Seneca
Glass Works, the Wooden Mill, plan
ing mills, or brick works and locating
them here; every old fogy who thinks
the old times were better than these,
that we live too fast, that the town is
overdone, that half the people are
bankrupt and who don't care what
happens, so it don't happen TO him.
All these join in opposing the road,
with many excellent but timid men
who are always Cooking for lions in
the way
Nothing ventured, nothing gain
ed" Here we have all to gain.
Remember you get three things GER
tain, if you vote for the railroad;
1st. A hundred thousand dollars or
more spent in cash in this District, in
the building of the road, and much
more in the increased value OF lots,
buildings, factories and mills.
End. A railroad outlet east shorter
thirty miles in distance, and four
hours in time, and for all business
and conyeniences.
3rd Halt million IN ner taxable
wealth, in shape of the railroad, mills,
factories, houses and lots, on which
to levy all taxes and help relieve you
OF part of your present taxes.
All these you get in any event. No
accident, failure or misfortune that
can happen can prevent these things
from coming TO you, even If the road
should be sold out, or pass into the
hands of strangers or spectators.
They can't put the road into their
pockets. 1t will remain, and run and
do your business and pay it's taxes,
and bring prosperity and business.
II you want to make money, you
must go where money abounds, or do
something to bring it here. Most of
US can't get away and must stay here.
How shall we bring money here? By
Offering inducement to capital, by
creating facilities for doing business,
by building railroads and otherwise
making Morgantown shipping point,
easy of access, easy to get into and
out of, and for handling freight and
merchandise.
Build more railroad, and so build
up your town.
Vote down the railroad and you
give black eye to all your hopes OF
future wealth and greatness.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-09

Five room house with bath and
closet In house. ID. G. HOFFMAN.
EVERY lady should wear the I'm
perial shoe. Wilmington
House and sign painting. Jones.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-09
Wanted.

Fifty men TO work on grade at
Oliphant, Pa. Wages $3.50 per day.
74-6t p. II. MCCAIN.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-09

THE finest line of childrens shoes
in the state. Wilmington.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-06-09
The Weather.

ssShowers tonight and probably
Saturday."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-06

~. bales BY Galveston Houston and Hender-
~ -" ouies' py MISSOURI. kansas and Texas.
90 oy barge Daisy, 1904 Total. 1858 bales
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LA GRANGE LOCALS.
New Casino Association Is to Give 5,
Fair,

Fair.
La Grange, Texas, June 5.-A fsbine
party consisting OF Messrs r. W. Lane
Z. r. Rehmann j. f. VOTERS and w A
caldwell left this morning for Eagle Lake
10 De absent for a week Mr.. John Lane
ana District Attorney Storey will ioin
them in a few days
Judge Joseph Ellinger and family are
spending their vacation on the coast Smear
Ntiasco and will remain several weeks
MISS JEANNE Moore who returned from,
Mount Pleasant "a fow weeks ago very sicII
IS YET unable TO be up, Her many. Friends
nave been quite disturbed over her mo
ionged illness and critical condition.
Al a meeting of the New Casino associs-
tioh saturday night IL was decided 10 sci
me GATE for the fair to be given for the
oeneht OF the association on June .. 1899
10 continue for three days. The com
mittee OF ladies has already collected
hundreds of articles, rare and curious and
otherwise' to be sold for small sums re
sides many other features, on the arst
hlsht concert by he citys best talent
VIII be given; theatrical the succeeding
hlgnt ana the close of THE fair will be
ce!e brated by grand ball.
Mrs. A. S Mann and Miss Amelia Lane
returned from Austin this afternoon.
where they have been visiting for some
time.
Forty three teachers from this and adj
Joining counties are attending the sum
mer normal here. All Of them express
themselves as highly pleased with the
corps OF teachers in charge.
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DROUTH IS BECOMING SERIOUS
COMPLAINTS COMING FROM SEVER
AL SECTIONS on THE STATE,
NUNS are Reported from One or Two
Points, but the Rest of the
Stnte suffers

Goldthwaite. Mills coun+,, TO-
5-After ten days of The bard 49, Suh
that the Oldest inhabitant eve. saa. NM Nm,
from the south. without sure enoupt
storm this morning il began to rain ahonI
o'clock and for nearly five hours II bs,
fallen without intermisston and is sill
raining. II has come in the nicl of TIM
,or me corn crop of this section Another
. wven Oh NOT WINDY weather would have
.aidsl we crop Cotton is doing we'll;
coca stands and the plant looks well and
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Denton Normal

Denton, Texas, June "A Well attended
and interesting musicale at the Normal
college began the commencement exercises
Of that school. Rev. l. w. Clark of TerrelI
VIII preach the baccalaureate sermon on
Thursday evening az O'Clock In the First
Baptlst church, Music reoitals, lcass rect
latlons and the graduating exercises viii
occupy Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
mornings ''''
The graduates and their subjects ara as
follows English Diploma" VIM. SAMMY
Horne Silent Cities" VIM. J. Nays,
Ambition. J, overton Parr; Await he
Issue John 5. Potter; The Pleasures y;
friendship omer B. Nicholson. Char
aeier Edward Horne Natures Gallery
81 Fine Arts
, Scientific course, B. S degree-Henrietta
Austin Underneath the Stars loci
the Stars" ''nsS out
Ciasslcal course A. B degree-Ida Anne
1ook, Pearls Lie Deep in the Ocean
Barnett Newton Jarren. Beauty Witbon,
virtue is a Flower Without Fragranrs -
que gMoseley Allison, Nothing in Parttc-
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yenes with one of her mysterious forces very
soon the entire 6VO acres are doomed TO partial
or total destruction.
The strangest thing OF all. in connection
with this Insect, is the fact that II is a spe-
cies new TO science. II belongs TO the genus
Erhonophora and Is an undescribed species
Why 1t should have existed for centuries to
appear only in destructive numbers this sea-
sen IS a problem for future reflection and in
vestigation. The fact is. the condition is
here, and we must meet It. How, remains to
be determined eXperimentally.
Il have several breeding cages now running
in my laboratory, obtaining the life history
of the pest We have also tried several sprays
or the field The pest has a general distrl-
button. Il is present here but not in such
great numbers l have had It sent to me
from Virginia and other places, with reports
OF it's destructive nature
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victoria Texas, June 5-Mr. c. A. Prec.-
tel had a very narrow escape last. mon,
auD Cs CLOCK An electric light wire
ana ~ 'autlUn street had broken and one
iathsr dark and not knowing what n wss
ne picked II up 10 throw il ont NJ ,he
way ana as the current was on he fonp6
ne I. could not turn II loose His cornan,on
Edwin Goldman attempted 10 null him ots
nut received a shock himself Judge IN.
pre- ?, happened on the scene and succeeded
,lisengaglns The wire with forke3
ON go n nj fteehtel was very badly burned
Sa, 'ps mana out Is NOT otherwise the worse
tor his unique experN,ce.' '' ~ 80
N ailaee o Leary, Of the Sunset passenes,
department, Houston. came over saturdsv
accompanied by his family en- route 20
Ior, sVacs where they will remain Tor
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Moscow Matters.

Moscow, Texas, June 5.-The ladies o..
the Methodist church gave delightful lie
cream supper at the knights Of Honor
hall Friday night and cleared neat lit.li
sum, which will about finish paying "
their conference collection.
Rev. Mr., Perry goes from here to orans;
10 attend district conference.
Mrs. w. d. Willis and family and NJ,
Y, NJ. Drew of Livingston were vlsitiu,
relatives here this week
Mrs S. Bergman and children. who have
oeen in New Orleans a month, are nov
detained in Logansport on account Of ID,
quarantine, and Mr.. Bergman went up lat
night to remain with them during their
temporary detention.
Miss Hettie Wilson is visiting in Lutkla
at present, the guest of her cousin. Wv
Daniels.
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CAPITALISTS HESITATE
In View Of a Manifest Disposition for Wild
Speculation.
BULLS AFTER IRON AND STEEL STOCKS
The situntion in the stock Market
Seems More Uncertain Than Usual.
Prices on Bonds Sustained

New YORK June 5.-The professional trad
ers on the stock exchange made industrious
attempts all day to get into the current Of
spe culstion but as a matter Of fact thAre was
almost no current to speak Of so that the
board room traders found themselves drifting
and 1curderlng in stagnant waters. They
changed sides several times in the dull mar
kets ard the changes on the market during
the day we're unimportant the general aver
axe of n Ices being notably lower The lists
showed n decline under the influence OF heavl-
ness in the foreign markets on account Of the
disturbed state of affairs in France sugar
and a number Of other specialtes were at
tackled ana the bears also had on their side
falling OIL in the eastbound tonnage from
Chicago a decrease in the ROCK Island g net
earnings for APRIL and received strength lr |
Tile wnent ualket he manifest dlsposl- |
ten OF bull ufrtv 10 take IN a group oi
iron aud Steel stocks on account OF the OK |
uaordinary prosperity In hi, trade served |
10 check the teciine The large receipts OF
wheat At interior oints offset tho fears Of |
crop DAMAGE and a series of GOOD returns On |
the traffic OF tie satlous railroads also help 4 |
20 strengthen the liotks Of those properties |
vance and II looked Ike tho Inauguration nj |
a bun movement when The break in Slgli /
awakened uTeaslntss and N, makns q:
commitments or the long sid was nut
STOP TO, There vas nothing notsbe in the .
trading thereafter The extreme break III
sugar was points 1ud the rally on cover
ing caused some hardening m the general
l.it5t the recovery in sugar amounted "a.
Nationn stock Press Steel and Tennessee
Coal held thrl1 advances rather batter than
the other steel stocks Their vas spread
~ The American smelling stosk the common
weakening ehGrrlv while The u,eielre1 adj
.anccd over roipt. Th1 nlsthuric condition
II the more market, the good railroad e1ra-
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improvements Mt waxahschie.

Waxahachie, Texas, June 5,-The follow
Ing improvements are to be observed about
town Captain NJ. T. Patrick's $4,000 hons
is nearing completion.
Mrs. Johnnie SINNERS new home y
completed and will be occupied BY NJ
and Mrs. John Burroughs.
James Dunaway's new home Is ps,.s
showed to completion by carpenters IN
is modern cottage, and is fitted tnrousa'
out with all late conveniences. -.
James c. Siddons is domlclled ~ ~
elegant Queen Anne cottage on MAE
street.
MIR. and Mrs S. y. Matthews are happy
quartered in their new modern nome .
West End
The new cotton seed oil refinery on ~
south side of Waxahachie creek Is ~
doing service. having recently been COW
pleted,
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South in Week.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June S.-Among the
more important Of the new industries re-
ported by the Tradesman during the week
ended June 3 are brick works in North
Alabama; coal mines in Virginia and West
Virginia; large cotton mills in Georgia
and North Carolina; two cotton seed oil
mills in Georgia two In Mississippi. one
each in North and South Carolina. and
two IN Texas; an electric light plant in
Alabama Touring mills in the Catolinas
and Tennessee; hay press factory in
Arkansas, an Ice factory in Alabama
knitting mills in Kentucky and SOUTH
Carolina; lumber mills in Florida, Missis.
slppi and West Virginia; a $4,000 paper
mil in Georgia; stove works in West
virginia local telephone lines in Ken
tucFy' Texas and Virginia, and a tobacco
stemmery in Kentucky.
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Ricbmond Notes.

Richmond, Texas June 5.-Misses I'l''
Pearson, Lottie Myers, Katie sis'.'
returned to Richmond Saturday rom ~. Iii
las, where ther have been attending sO'
az ST. Marys college. TOY.
Mr. c. r, Wharton went to ConIVs'
as, this evening on legal business, ,si
Mr. f. r. Book is at work N hN tarry
compiling statistics of Fort bena .' mn.
to be read at the Brazos SeVisauoA
gress to be held in July at brennan r.r
a negro by the name OF SQUARE /,
shot and killed James Wells coioisrass
Crabb Switch in this county, - ,ovu
evening at 6 o'clock. Newell came :. "a ,bs
this morning and gave himself Wy
authorities and is in jail
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intal Extinction TO MARY,
land Vines

nalumofe June 2-Prof W C Johnson
s,e,e en'omolosist, has Just returned from ST
80 county where be went to Investigate
NV aamage done to the pea crop in that sec
49, On insect new to the people In that
..TS o. 'he state Prot johnson said:
ne outbreak IS one OF the worst csss.
so'a' destruction have ever seen by IN.
seeS over 100 acres OF peas on ons farm
aas eeen DESTROYED at the time OF NV vlsit
~. az ~ PEST was rapiGls-spreRdng TO ad,oip.
or Ss e neiS' With nc possbls means Of ebscs,n.
Is bevond n, rs rssistless march Il
'e'"on 81 present aud unless nature q in ,sat
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Reports Of Great Crops 10 the West
Caused Declines.
WHEAT AND CORN LOWER AND OATS WEAK
increase OF 1,os3,0o0 Bushels in the
visible supply of Wheat Helped
TO Deprcss the Market.

Chicago. June 5.-Tne grain markets today
were strong to begin VITA. but closed at sub
stanlial declines. Wheat lost NC, corn Ac. oats
19e Provisions showed little change.
The start in wheat rather favored the bulls.
Foreign markets e-owed good advances
There was the usual selling by men hatlsnsd
Win their pfonts, but the strengtn ol tue lur-
sisa Msikets was influential enough 10 create
d soou ouylns demand auu tor the inst NAN
nCur trading was qulte active attet maj
however. new factors came INTO the marker uf
distinctly bearsh eolor, ana prices sunorcq
IA consequence crop reporls throughout the
ntst anu foTtn"est wsre Ia tne nam ue-
tlceuly laVofabie those from the Northwest
predicting the largest crop IN years Weather
CONDITIONS were more favorable. Ine seyetest
hloW to the bulls. however, came with tne
'isiple Supply neures. Ihese showed au in
crease oil l,Js3,OO0 bushels. As a substantial
decrease had been lookeE for, the anuounfe-
ment brought large quantities. OF long wheat
into the market.
ChlcBgo receipts were "a cars. Minneapolts
ana Duluth reported s3i cars There was a
BCpd export business done at the decline
doout -oNWW Bushels In all Final prices were
bur shoce above the lowest OF the dav I'M,
opened at 7s4 compared WITH ii7s,giis. ths
Closing price saturday II sold Immediately
~ eE, then gradually declined TO iG3s clos
ing at 7Gtl
Corn WAS moderately active. Tho market
was alected by the exceptionally favorable
crop reports and ruled weak almost iron tie
stol y closing az a small decline selling was
General receipts ii9 cars. Tine visible de-
oats were fairly active end weak The mar
he, IKE corn, was Influenced by the favor |
ape crop conditions and The wheat weakness, |
the eood cash demand not having enough IN
hJtnce 70 sustain prices receipts 2y5 cars
PROVISIONS were dun bur steady
estimated receipts for tomorrow--Whcat 2l5 /
{@d5. corn 80 cars oats $50 cars, hogs % 900
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othce Of The Pos,

y >
Very little fruit was on the market yestei
day. as Is usually the case every Monday.
Peaches are scarce, aud good prices will
doubtless be obtained at tomorrows sale.
che early varieties OF peaches have been nfac-
ticnlly exhausted and the later fruit viii
probably begin arriving BY the 10th Plums
we're in fairly good supply Yesterday. wild
goose varieties selling for 35a4Oc per neck
Burbanks brought Csc per four basket crate
There is firm feeling in the canned goods
market which prevents. any cutting Of prices
to clear out holdings General conditions are
unchanged. but there Is an impression that
trade VIII improve as the season advances
and possible crop SHORTAGES develop Packers
arr not urging sales and holders Of substan.
TALLY all products are not anxious about the
future. In general. the conditions are en-
couraging.
Prices for new fresh California canned
goods have beer withdrawn in many in
stances Duriag the last few days prices
have advanced &c and 10c dozen on stand
Hrd poars, peaches, plums. cherries and
grapes Heavy sales have been made for flu
iure delivery. Two or three Gamers rcport
having already sold up to their limit. Prices
tor fresh fruit rule high
baroed wire has advanced 25c per 100
pounds and nails have also been advanced
everything in this line has been going higher
recently and the tendenay is stu upward
Lemons are held firm and prices are steady
at previous quottlons The consuming de- |
mand is increasing in all sections of the coun. |
try.
ionatoes arc arriving in larger quantities
or 'ne local market and prices are somewhat
i""''' ranging from 81 TO l2 30 per bushe
he market was bare ar chickens at the
lose Of business yesterday, but good supplies
arc expected today.
Inc Texas apples now being received are Of
very poor quality and are rather slow sale.
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nUTTER AND Eggs.

'c,h'easo June Butter arm creamery 1sis
Eggs firm fresh Z H+No's'
new YORK June 5,-Esss nrm: receipts r.
t3S packages Western l4Riiis: southern i0;y
Kansas City June -Eevs cot =.
mand FOR storage market stea5y. trsSb Nj,
sour ana k3nsas stock, frsts. per dozen.
Nsw York lanc --cohee-options closed
STEADY e points lower sales ,5 7So bogsi
SPOT oouee, Rio weak mild easy
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Kansas City, June .--Cattle-Reeeipts 250A
natives, 900 Texans, good demand prices
STEADY heavy native steers s 1905 2S. medium
steers i5GS 10 light weights 01a5 20
butchers 25a5 "a Gamers 2 50Il3 .2S West
ern, steers 4 i06i Sly Texans il5Gr4. 65
% shade lower, heavv 65dS q; mixed & So
@Sl5 lights i563 CO. Sheep Receipts 500
demand indifferent lodlso lower spring
lambs 50n6 90 clipped lambs 500d5 50
clipped muttons l5ds 90 stockers and feed
ers 25@4 40; culls ? o0TS &
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Georgetown Notes.

Georgetown, Texas. June
court convened here WITH Juuss
Robertson presiding. -. ah,ui
The docket is light, but mere az t,ms q
as many cases as usual al 'nis
year are 10
The following visiting attoInsss ana
attendance: r. L. Penn, ISSio'
Dave Wilcox. Bartlett.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOE !,

Aliens Foot Ease powder for tns M M .s,,
cur es painful swollen, smartng nsrS o5ss ass
ana instantly takes the sting on! 2, Isiscossp
bunions It's the greatest eonio aayes rs',
OF the age. Aliens Foot Ease msr,sn cure
Of new shoes feel easy IL lied arhsas
fsst Try i Il today, Sold BY AZ .as TIA
shoe stores BY mail for 2Se 10 4lms.ss.
package FREE. Address Alien ?
L. Roy, n. Y.
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New York. lune 5--Mheat- R..eln-s 1ni A..

New York June Wheat Receipts l05 .6g5.
e,portS l3Seoo spot weak No red S4p{
suot and TO arrive o, b aaoat, No. 2 red
M,s elevator No. / North ,rn Duluth. So.
7atat TO arrive Options closed weak a,
narial 'lc net define 1ulv >2's September
EFs December $685. Leather and rl3es steady
cotton seed oil active and held frmer %
light oherings prime crude 2oa2i nominal.
plmc 'hmmor yellow 25d25is of summer
yellow 2i0ei& butter grades l0RS2 Metals
J. ne market TODAY was Ike those Of the last
few DAYS buyers were about NJ a stanisiul
ana prices nominally unchanged No news OF
importance pig iron warrants quiet ~ N
nominal lake conner, dull 50 nominal Tir
cull y .''02o IS Lead dun. i56l so spell
ter UNCHANGED s X nominal
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SUGAR.

New ORLEANS, June S-sugar dull, omen kst-
~ eainrlfugal yellow ii5Gi is-i6. seconds ~
~ Molssses dull centrifugal eGfl
New York. lunn s.--Sucar-- Raw strong
htls hisner. rsaacd nrm.
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oiI-1',naon Jnne 5.-Consols FOR money
Quiet 27al1 Ter ounce None ~ ns- S cs,,
ne rli1 Of discount in the onsn market fot
[h5n,rt NILS 2hd2 S-l6. for six months bins az
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Decrease
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots of stn,Io
Commodities

THESE quotations are revised daily and their
correctness can be relied upon. The prices are
those ruling in Houston Wholesale marte,s
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APPLES-Per peck 4O06Oc.
APRlCOTs Per crate, 80 OOG9. g5
bANANAS-Pcr bunch, packed. 81. 75Q9 %.
loose culls 81 0oNl So
BLACKBERRIES- 81 2SIl rs
RRlES--California 81 7562 q.
COCoANuTS-- Per hunered "a 20
LEMONS 81 s0lf4 90
RANGES--Nalencias and Msdt,erro,,..,
Sweets 81 25dli so, California seedlings "a ~
PLUMS-Per peck, S5GlOc
crates 7icG$i 90 '-paSNV'
!. STRAWBERRIEs-Pe crate ~ "a ousr,s
s. 5062 So 'V "' - quarts
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GaIyanised Glidden $50 WaukeEap e %
Nsi,s Ses base Advances Tor common
Cd 2nc sd Toe: lol and i6i. &C. ouotst,or,
are for less than car lots. ~V'''''''-
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CoFFEE.
NEW PEA PEST

New Orleans 1une S-coffe, rr,,.. ~,
dirary TO fair s7ta7. 4u's'' MO or
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SHIPMENTS FROM GRrENvuLr.

loads OF fat cattle We're shippeS' Yesterday
from this point TO 81 Louis the consgnors
being Arnold Ellis, and Hale & King The
s,ock were N charge Of j. r. Ingram who
carried a carload OF sheen.