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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09
Opens Restaurant On First Street

Messrs. Wells q KerlndoII have
leased a building from Mr.. "A.
Dobrowski, and opened a restaurant
and soft drink stand on First street.
Major Wells, a strong believer in
printers ink" tells the advertiseing'
manager of the Daily Register to-
state to it's readers that a formal an
nouncement Of their big opening will
be published Monday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09

Prof. J.H. Boothes Of the Eastern
Normal istconducting Teachers Insti-
tutc at indianapolis, this week. A-s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09

WANTED-To buy medium sizo
pony. Must be gentle and a good
driver. Jesse dykes, Call 674 213-6t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09

4 FOR SALE CHEAP Several bun-
dred bushels Of wheat for hog feed.
Call ]. I.,E RsorJt p d TIgEibble, Richmond =
546 Rss.;ef'! Nh 5s,.,% za2-6tpd.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight; Sunday fair, with
rising temperature. l
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-09
RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Arrival and departure Of passenger
trains from Richmond. I. gss
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guaran- :
teed. t-SN -fete+ ~ 49,. ~. .--.
Louisville = Nashville Rallread
Arrives Leaves
4:01 am Atlanta---Norton 12 49, am
1919 am Paris--Cincinnati 4:41 am
$7:35 pm Cincinnati--Lexinsth
Maysyille $3.50 am
s11:05 Cincinnati s6:sS am
$3.50 pm Stanford--Local 1900 am
GAS pm Frankfort-Lou'e 1900 am
11:43 am Cincinnati--Local ! 40 pm
5:55 pm Atlanta---Norton,p 1859 am
: s1:20 pm MISUNDERSTANDING
n Is T.s s12.44 pm
1:35 pm Knoxvills-iL local l2:45 pm
1877 pm Louisvillc--Local 1886 pm
s12:30 pm Frankfort--Lou'e .S1:30 pm
t1:59 am Lexington---Cini $3.50 pm
tes;1T am .Stanfordy-Irccall l.I;4g pm
s6:55 am Ravenna,- ls9!40 pm
s6:2S ana Stanford--Local s11.05f pm
~ sHxcert Sunday 'fl
Standby only tn tn sat
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Aotice is hereby given that. .we F, ". Doster and R. M. DQster. Execut@ts of tie Last will and Testament off. ". Dos CT, deceased. will apply at the next tk1in of the Cleveland County Probate Court for an order to sell the following described land to- wit: The North-ha'f of south West l-4 -of Section Fourteen ,ll4tin Township Eleven m South, Range. Nibe, 9I West. scoltainine 30 acres in Cleveland County, Arkansas. for the purpose Of paying lezacies provided for in said will.
 Given this 5th; day of November, 1919.
 ,F. ". poster,
 R. 0I Doster. , >.' :. ;> |. ti.t.Exeoatpfs
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
s EE}ilau.

t1f s.#4 o1a.esfip, nl4nagsn1snt efc. .eqursd q by tae ct i ongtess oi Ao- gust 24th. 1912. of the cleveland ounty era}d published weekly at Rison, Ark aHsas. Ter October, 1SJb 1919;
 fubtishcr, fditor, Managi4g Editor Hthd 2d. 6umerow. Kisoa, Arkansas, Business Manager, Jno, T. Haskinss kison Arkansas
 Owners; I,E. Moore, WI Thonfasson J. W. Elrod, Inc, I, Has@ius. s1.3. F. Stanfeld and Ethel NJ. Sumerow, all of Rison Arkansas,
 Known bondholders, mortgages, or other security holders, owing per cent or more of the total amount of bonds, mortgages Or other securities, none
 Ethel NJ, Sumerow, Publisher
 worn and subscribed before me this Sth, day of October, 1919
 W. k. fhonasson, Notary Public,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
Anyone Suffering From any of tte Following
 Diseases"

Should write Dr. David B. Tee Warren Ark for his free book postal card will do Ii you think yourself yon glad did it. Rheumatism, Kidney trouble Heart diseaa Stomac trouble lung trouba of anyknd Headache Neuralgia Inactive Liver Gaj Stones Constipation OVarantus troubles of anyknd Bladder Prostac trouble Appendicitis Paralysis of anyknd Ska Disease Nervousness Dizziness blood does circulate normally Write today satisfied with free book will Postage Suffering Humanity, ..s
 
 ::s@ Or. David 3. Teem, Warran, Ark
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
Shoes for the whole familA Bluestone, Bros.
Notice For Publication

DEPARTMENT IF THE INTERIOR t. S. Laed Office at Little R6cksA Esai-
 sas, September Is, 1919. Notiee is heteby gwen that Kies Lai 2 P Gisaa aass, SIC tos iues 3,t9jt ms. ~e ent U. 0l3270 fuY lt.N 4,l4 & If.N Il SE IA, ,eaA 4-, Townsmp :, Range 10 w, 5th Principal NJ eridian, has fiIec notice of iftentien to make three-year procf, to establish claim to the land a. bove oescribed, before probate Clerk, at Rison, Arkansas, on the 18th day of Oct 1ber, lel9. ,. Claimant names as witnesses:
 Sidney T. May, of Rison, Arkansas. Frank Marks, of Rison, Arkansas. William l.. Overton, of Rison, Arkapsa' James D. Cash, of Bison, Arkansas.
 Ben F. Spires, Register
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
RED GROSS GIVES
 FULL ACCOUNTING
Var Council Tells How Millions
 Contributed by Public Were Used For Relief.
BIG TASK IS DESCRIBED
Tn Twenty Months s154,ooo,ooo Was Spent Overseas aad $119,o0o,O ,Ooo,ooo
 in the United States.

Washington. Especial, )-Through a complete report of the work of the American Red Cross in the war by Chairman Henry P Davison, on be- half of the war council, the organi2a- ton on the eve of It's annual enroll ment of members during the Third Red Cross Roll Call, November to II, has rendered an accounting of the many millions given it by the Amerl- can people to help our fighting men and our allies. The statement is, in part. as follows:
 "The war council of the American Red Cross is now prepared to make complete accounting to the American people of money contributed and eX- pended, as well as the work done by the American Red Cross during the period In which the war council was i'll control of its affairs The war council was appointed May 19, 1919, and went out of existence February 2S, 1919.
 Tt was the practice of the war council to give complete publicity to It's policies and finances, but it Is only now that a picture of the war period as whole can be presented. It is the feeling of the war council that report in this summarized form should be made directly to the public which provided the money and gave the et- fort which made the American Red Cross success.
 "A statement of the American Red Cross effort and finances since the war council relinquished it's control will be made to the public through the executive committee, and It is i'm portant, therefore, that the fac; thai th.s report co7 ci'S tile per,od 0n1y until March l, should be carefully noted"
 Following are certain round figures covering American Red Cross partici patton in the war, as revealed by the war councils report:
 Some Outstanding Figures. Contributions received
 (materiai and money). $400000,000 Red Cross memherS
 Adults 20,00O,000;
 Children, ll0O0000 =. 31,090090 | Rod Cross workers. .... Sl00,O00 1 Relief articles produced hy volunteer workers. 351, ,5TT, ,000 | Families of soldiers aided
 liy Home Service in J.S. 500020 | Refreshments served by canteen workers ir CS. 40,GC0 G00 1 N-e,ees - -e1 for
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06

MONEY TO LOAN -On farms $500 0 $5000,00 or more on .im2roye d farm. Absolutely hd cost in ikiag th@se Ioansa. Write for fur,her in- 1ormaies 2, <. MeNaw Peal Eis- afe. Aeenc 106 Pine Ii. Pine- l}luff, Ark :: 9-26-e {.
 N0HCf Or COMRiSSt0AfI!!rSSa
 @ SALE.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
.::Nsarnif ggtOraer

Willie Henderson Plaintiff, Clara Henderson :, :. .A5yfts4da#i't .5yss
 .Clevelaiid Gsh&iilcteers .touft
 The Defendant. Clara. afendersoh," Is warned to appear i9 this Court within tbifty days, and answer the. complaint of the Plaintiff Willie Henderson
 Oct. 1919. se ss....=
 E. L. McLendon,. clerk N ,.'hi1 h1 Shelton Att, y'46t lifairftiff ] $ Thomas 'a Att'y adaittrn1 for v. ....4.. .nop;!Fesidsnt. tpefeAdaFt
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
Wsrn;ng Order

Jno. For q . Flaihhl1 Eliz meth Ford, Defendant.
 Cleveland Chancery Court. The Defendant Elizabeth Ford is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Jno. Ford, - Oct. 27th l9l9. ..s-.s ,st.zs
 E, L. McEendon, Clerk ]. .S<rhomas Atty for Plaintiff
 Woodson Mosley. Atty ad litum for nonresident defendant. -
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06

 . Notice is,hereby givep that in pursulnce of tie a tho eft3 and directions contained tn the .iecfetal or CT ofthe Clevelanu Chancery Gcuyt ria,e and e tereq on.tlle 18th day Of Oetel'sf- fel9f Lii certain cause No l533) then pend- ing taerein between J. F. Case complainant and pua @ Berry widow of l, J. Berr, deeea~ed.aHd Lewis Berr, ,Kuox Berry. Mason Berry, ci trence ss.s- rs Es Eaerty' George Berry, Matte Berry '.lid Mabel Berry heirs of 1. J Berry dtceased
 iefeHtants; the undersigned as conurisaiorer ,f said Court will offer for sale at pubic oHttfy 'otne his hest biaderat the front ehtfaart to the you.l7 t.ouse |. tsison; Cleyeand County. f~rti~ lnsas within the hours prescribed by law for Judicial sales, on Saturday Nov, 29th 1919 the ollowng described real estate, subject to q debt of $65O.00; seered by d mortgage said ,,lands 1T favor of J. 2. Case, to wit: Lots r iiad IS ill the North Half Of section 3. Township 3. South -,ange West. containing 83 q4-I00 acres more 1T less according to U. ; 5uf3ey in SieveiaiIti aul.t5, X kaHsas = .=s*t tAs'+
 Terms 9f sale: On a credit of Three ..aontiis, the purchas ser being required to give bond with approved secnrity bearing nterestat the | rate of Ten Per Gent D, annu,n from the. date | .. 5 .e uatil paid azd a lien being retained ou o ,,a is.as h secure he pal 3f-,.t tle 'sfid ..uiS il money -.-,
 Gives. undeT my. 4%ndlas such coqnis sIoneTi this Sd, day of November. 1919, = 's'e4s. Il E. L. NcLENDoV.
 comMIssIONEKIN cHANcH,RY.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
ice with army, navy or

ice with army, navy or
 Red Cross ::....... g, 3,S22 Kinds of comfort articles
 distributed to soldiers
 and sailors in U. s.. 2.7OO Knitted articles given to
 soldiers and sailors iD U. $. .....:.:......... 10,9O0,O0o Tons of relief supplies r shipped overseas ...,. 1O1,0O0 Foreign countries In
 which Red Cross oper-
 ated .,....:.......... 25 Patient days in Red Cross :, hospital in France. -. 1,155,00O French hospitals given material aid ...... -. 3,7SO Splints supplied for Amer
 ican soldiers ... 294,OoO Gallons of nitrous oxide
 and oxygen furnished
 French hospitals .... 4,34oOoo Men served by Red. Cross
 canteens in France 15,376Oo0 Refugees aided in France 1.72G.OOO American convalescent
 soldiers attending Red
 Cross movies in France 3,110,000 Soldiers carried by Red
 Cross ambulances in
 Italy ......... 14S,0OO Children cared for by
 Red Cross in Italy..... 155,0O0
 Of the S400000,000 in money and supplies, contributed to the American Red Cross during the twenty months the war council was in existence. $263 000,000 was allotted to national headquarters, while $137, 1000 GOO went to the chapters to finance their ac- tivities. Expenditures in the twenty months totalled $273,000,090 divided as follows: By national headduarters in France, S57, COG OU0 elsewhere over seas. 64,000o00; in the United States, $4S .9Qo, ,00,; by chapters in the United States, Ss3.000000; cost of chapter produced articles distributed in France, $25 GOO GOO, elsewhere over. seas, $S,0000cO in the United States, $2S,000000, making total expenditures in France, $S2 000,0 900, elsewhere over seas, $72,000.000; in the United States, $119,000,000
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
You are cordially invited to inspect our samples of Ladies' made to measure or Ready to wear Suits, Skirts, Coats, :
Gents poggery

Sureeonsa2r e tha, in case of Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds. he First Treatment is'most m portant. When an efficient anti septic is applied promptly, there is no danger of infection and the wound begins to heal at ono For rse tn mat or beast, Borozone is the Ideal Antiseptic and Healing 4 gent. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Sold. by Boggs Drag Co.,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06

Rafeoals fog tHe whol family at biaeSt9ne, Bros,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06

n Pa t1onize the HERALD Advertisers.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
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Probate Co4rt 2 Il X ot!.'eet:s... k. ].

x sUDs5 ~G &$y&Is ( ~~ES Usa&.;ssss 7 Notice is hereby given that the following Guardiaps, iAdministfa a. ors d Executors ! filed their accounts for settlement ats the August term of. the~Cleveiand County Probate Cout5, to wit.
 ? A Trucks, Guardian ot The E9tate of Alsey Trucks and.kewis Tru5ks minors. ~s =, Any and ail persons k t@rested in the settlements, as s.heirs, l4ga- tees or creditors are hereby noti- fled to file their exceptions there to, if any they 'taveto said ae- counts, CT any par thereef, on or before the second daa of the next November term, which wiil be on the 24th day of of Noyenfber, 1919 or they wifi be feseven barred from exceptions thereto In testimony whereof, I here uuto set my hand and affixs. tn seal of said. Court, this the 20tll ,day of October 1919. !
 E. L MCLENDeA; Clerk,
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
Warning Order.

Josh Barnett E.., er ';.. ,Defehdaaat' l.
 Cleveland Chancery Courf :. The f'Defendeilt, Josh Barnett is wafbed to. appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint }f tlle Plaintiff amma Barnett. .<.s Oct : l9le. @-',
 E, l.. Mctendon, Clerk :. Geo. F. Brown Atty for Plaintiff. Woodson Mosley Atty ad ifufn
 for non resident Defendant. 5 ..'..sis:
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
Warning Order
Plaintiff

Ed Garrison Plaintiff Maggie Garrison Defendant.
 Cleveland Chancery Court. The Defendant. Maggie Garrison is waraed to appear in this Court withia thirty days, aud answer the com plain: of the Plaintiff Ed Garrison
 October, 2lst, 1919.
 l. l.. McLendon Clerk. Nixon. Levine and Nixon. Atty ior Plaintiff.
 F. J. Hunt Atty ad litum
 for nonresident Defendant
Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06
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The You,h' $ Companion is pGb- ushed f. Ii St families who purpose to H. { together, work iQ: getner, piay .toget1er and reisd. together. I'h1 editors. believe
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-11-06

In the City Square of Treves, Ger many, Headquarters ef the allied mili- tary forces, an ancient cross surmount- ed monument marks the city's center If traffic. For this reason American Red Cross officials converted 1t, as shown by this picture. into directory of all Red Cross activities in the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

/ Vice Chairman Duncan MacKinnon
! in charge.
/ to 1:5G p. m.-Army and navy
championship athletic events.
1850 to 2 p. m.--Army and navy
push ball game.
2 to 2:15 p. m.-Living flag pre-
sentco by $500 pupils of San Diego
schools.
2:20 to 2:50 p. m.-Massed program
of sports bv Fairgrounds association,
physical department Y.M.C.A. and
city and county schools, consisting of
gymnastics, games, obstacle races, re-
lay races, ground and lofty tumbling,
pyramids, etc.
2:50 to p. Thrilling and spec
tacular exhibition of San Diego fire
department
8 D. m.-Eirst heat Of Roman char
lot race-half mile, twice around
tract.
$40 D. m.-First and second quar-
ters Army and Navy football game.
3:40 .. m.-Second hest Roman
chariot race.
$3.50 D. m.-Third and fourth quar-
ters Army and Navy football game,
4:20 p. m.-Fiual heat of Roman
chariot race.
Through courtesy of Nine. kath-
crime Tinglev, the Isis Conseryator.
of Music, of Point Iona, will give
r'usicnl pr""ram at Isis theatre
Wednesday, December 3, at p. m
deserved seaLs for the citv's dlsf IN
euishcd guests; general ADMISSION
free.
Balboa Park Day, Dee. 4.
Vice Chairman Frank j. Be!cher
Jr., in charge,
10 to 1880 q. m Concert at or
ran pavillion By Tommassino Roya
italian hard under the direction OF
Sic- Alfred Tommassino.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

2 to p. m.-Public dancing on
Plaza dc anama. Music furnished by
Thirty-second infantry band. Courtesy
Of Maj. Cen. Joseph i. Kuhn.
8 TO 4.3O p. nl.-Concert by Tom
massino's band and Sprcchles organ.
Sig. Alfredo Tomn.assino, conductor;
DR.. Humplrev j. Stewart ct organ
Soloist, Madam Marislsa Aidrich,
ocntrGlto.
Dance. "T,ower of the Nile" Emma
Clarie Ort, premiere danseuse.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

and experienced attendants will give
any information desired.
Automobile exhibit by local deal
ers in Varied Industries building.
Open from $3.50 a. m. to p. N.
Floral exhibit oy San Diego County
Floral association. Open from 8 4.
m. to 5 p. m.
Points of interest in and about Bal
boa park: Botanical building, Leap
Year court, rose garden, aviary, mu-
scum rooms, geological exhibit, In
d;ar village and reDppr grove.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
SAN DIEGO
Continued frcm Page One)

. hcol and San Diego hirh school
! ngey, whaieloat, sea sled, yacht
4 u oat and sloop races by San Dieg
aichs club, United States navy end
= nal air service viii be presented
18th ef the municipal pier AID off
I ,e bulkhead
s Inhibition flying h.' cirolanes and
sdrorlanes.
Inhibition rowin~ by crews Of the
lssynen'e rowing Clabs
- to $50 n. n1.-lllunlinated water
.reant.
Stai;nr-- Dtv Do z
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

1890 to II a. ni.-Organ recital by
Dr.. Humphrey j. Stewart. (This or-
gan the gift of John d. ana A. 3.
Sprecklcs to the city CT San Diego, is
the largest outdoor organ in the
woGld}.
Il 10 1880 q. m.-Concert by Tom
massino's band, under direction oe SIC.
Alfredo Tcmmassino.
1850 to Il a. m.-Joint concert,
Tommassino's band with Spreckels or
gan. Conductor Sig. Alfredo Tom
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01
EL .CENTRO. BUSINESS CENTER

El Centre is a business center OF
large proportions. Besides the many
banks and stores ii has a large cot
ton seed oil mill, three cotton gins,
-averal large warehouses and an ice
plant which supplies the Valley. The
only wholesale grocery house in the
Valley is located in El Centre. One
of the largest creamery plans in the
state is located here and manufac-
lures an the bv-proucts of the whole
milk. Many other large enterprises
have their headquarters in Eel Cen
tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

Dance, "Folly," Miss Dolores Smith.
premiere danseuse.
Dance, "The Glow Worm," Miss
Pauline Thompson, premiere dam
SeuSe.
4:3O p. m.-Reception by women's
board in women's rooms, Fine Arts
building.
Exhibit of San Diego Museum So
city in museum building. Open from
8 a. m. to $3.50 p. m. Short lectures
will be held morning and afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-01

nassina. Organist, Dr.. Humphrey j..
Stewart.
12 to 2 p. m.-Luncheon and ccrc-
monies Of Old Timers association at
Cristobal cafe.
Il to D. m-Luncheon by San
Diego Rotary club with port author
tiles and other guests il rear OF Can
adian building.
1:oo to 3 D. m.-Pure bred hog
sale at Tractor building. under aAs-
pices cf county farm bureau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

Cattle. calves. Sheep. Hogs
r.: TS Hiay ~, III ~ ;, 1855
BEEvEs-Rsc.ip,s. 1850 head; 81 cars
on sale steer, slew; gSOd do full .s s.eadyS
Eood ' steer. N soid at siS
l Dds , itaS5 i n.isr. STii oSn:
1890. Dressed beef quiet at sl0 27c. per
ID. for common 70 choice native sideA
einIa steers l,a.l lbs; aysrsge. $3.50: IS.
,, Is7 ' +! i.5 49, ,lss s5 i ,l, T. ,iS i'
III, ,i.:o 5i9 5os . 's,' . .dW i sS ,ii 'aS
s,esrs' 1919, ti1eo;.s "a i;1i!. $500: go
F r. SsS 1850 ail T. FL is e ,si5 af h. ss
s,S.' .iS, - c snsds, Ssl. ia; sag. 100,
' iIiis, G ,isso tx i.sss. iii, - 500,
letters, 7ssa 81; ., s9:, 'il,5o; q sSpS;,
,ios; sSI ga. SO r. ia, io5s; sio 90
Lee sS5i; - sss, $3.50 ~ $50 p,i H..
tss. .is. is; bulls. 1850. 5000; 2, i!:i5,
S itG:2 = ESQ., sfiaso s' cows ii7s ,ss;
ssS :s. H. T., IT, -, q; i:
SIS: !. i75, $50; IS. az, is,25; 2. SIS,
s.. J. shamberg Son: 10 Virginia
:.yy.,ysaia steers. LIS ,is7S'k ~ i,c'G
COWS. 500; .lLte. G. curtis Son; !:
I,IISS SSii: .ss sso az I'll; .'GS :'
Z, S0f. 81; ia, Sii, $3.50; 9. 500, Sc; 2. $50.
Mullen, : bulls, liz. 'ia'o' IL cows
CAIyEs-Rsceip,s,. 1910 head; $500
ci III lover ths S''x Friday SSS 0T Tss psns
wsrs vel oIssssd: Go 5 20 prime y I, ~
iSis al tsoso; suhs. ,ios9is: fed calves.
!,sSii; Ssrny.rd calves ,'ssi ysAriins'.
"E.s--G q osr,s . sss, yis .vs.ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08

IT, Iii s sS:rf III: ,ig 81, 81. r. e. H. :
s. g lS1' .inSs Isl rs; az T. IL, :iS
yard calves, 2iS, 90 i, is7; 1s,Ss; 10, l5S.
g, H. II; Hollis; i23 yeals. 12s, .i9;?6
g.. los. tl7.5O; 81 culis, o.. sls: IS. 81
l2i s1i mixed calves 9S, 1880; barn
yard calves. 2?7. 50. John T Drselan: 100
$3.50; so, 1O4. $3.50, less IS on lot. S,
sanders: loo veals $50, 5000; 1ss. 1il,
1875 GO. iS5. $3.50: Is, iS5. $40; lsl. .l27.
~, 124. SIS; isi io2' Sit 90; 70, iOi,
.lle.IL: 49,. ~, as; 80. 81. ,,i4; u culls
< e. J ga IS CO ;G ~ "a vs. Ee' -, &C.
q: 1Ss. ,ls; sa5. 70, III; 100 culis. 81. SIS;
~ e. "a. Tobin & shiannn01; 2. veas
s. Ia, SIS; iso, 50, ,ii; 10 eai t 5s 81, ia;
:, 80. ;l2; 10, 50, $40. Kerns Commission
Co: lo9 yeals. ls2. 12o;5Oi7. l6s. $40; I4i.
~ A. sis;!s; j., Iss. sis5o; ios. iiss,
9, 1os, 81. Newton g. Co.: Is veais. i3i,
~; IS, 81. So; ! culls. II l25c: Nc
Phcrson & Co: SO venls, 139, s2O.s0; IT,
iiS' N6; 4 a. ~ j. shambers q son:
,o sHEEr AND an. l. LAM MIS- $50
lambs slow and weak. Unshurn sheen sold
at 1ll4l4 per 100 lbs clipped do, tcom
NOM, $3.50; unshorn lambs, slBa 10 o. i,
no n, prime do, o.; CLIPPED lambs, ,tl4a II,
ID dressed lambs in poor demand al
% y SAC,
sales-Kerns Commission Company: 255
unshorn ohio lambs, .7s lbs. average,
i, SIS; 40 IS, ~; clipped, $50 80. 81; ~;
6s. SO. 'li 3 unshorn sheep, 7B. ,i1 j.
q. Curtis a son: is unshorn state lambs.
s.; .iI9,5G,o Il; 70. $40; os. a, 81; Ica
sl4; 4. 100. al; 80 clipped, 80, 1850. :.
sanaers ~ clipped State lambs. II.
5; Judo & Co l'e Clipped lambs. u,
Go: l2 unshorn lambs. Of. sic; : Gull
sheep, IS, S.
HOGS Receipts. ago head; cars on
heavy hogs sold al Haas q 70 20 % Der al ia
~. roushI az stays, h29is; boars.
N: i s:.rs, sA. ,sS r. 20 STATE sog: 100
ioT ;ig2 Is roSshs' ass, hi. q stasss.
81: le& Ss'ii;; s ,s sss b 4, .os sii,:
seas ~, MePhsrson a Co.; iii Slate