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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-17
VOL. XVII. / !.

wouldn't subscribe to anything II he
could help it, but would 1en6 3l3aseaEa
willingly to any aone, who WOO give
gratuitous information, and looked upon
Tom Kennedy as an encyclopedia .pres
pared tor bis especial benefit. We as =
Tom happened in one evening with
his mind full ola topic in which he knew
Obadiah wouldbe interested, and which
! furnished him with an excuse for hear
ing Hettys weekly iptter, which he took
out of Tie box oRshis aysts sifoWfeld.
t'sSute to come said EIofls refer
ring to the tidal wave. "The signal
service department has announced the
fact, and will be able to give;the precise
day and hour when it will reach our
shores. u ssss =. :, So,
=. :" Du teIla exclaimed Obadiah, his
under jaw dropping lower and lower asl
his interest and amazeme eatci06veased. =
neYes, ,preplied Tom, as Ah1sot1s as
any ;story-te1ler to5make adeep impressa
sion on his audience "There WIFI
probably be q, great convulsion of ma;
tule, and. it is anticipated that MANY
tssiaaB that were once under watersy
s'be again submerged Ssss s3
You don't say seIm said, Oh III
WHO duilNco IOLu way VI 0OiAiAS esasttf5ee
though,,he couldn't understand haH The,
words he used. .sT,s
'syEhich way is it a-ccaing IN,
,sNired; ..'Tain't sright not to- warn yarn
sshes that live on an island to5gst their
goods, and chattels togsther, am give
'em q chance to gctet with ? Dry Skin. =,
That's so So, on, IS there ere q. g:
Shouldn't Wonder. MANDY shainat.
we gotrsaehsa 3 thing;in the houseP
'Aswhat :. Z sssi
; I" A map. We used tslE one, ,niI
sartin suTe.'s 81. ~ sssS
as tt aissst no good said Mandy, nota
aSil lingsthat :sEom should know that the
,gain had washed it go thoroughly it
w8pld DE impossible to tell where the
Gulf Of Mexico began or ended, or
whether the n 1ississ;ppi river had not
changed places Wit stthe a Atlantic Otean.
I; S sssIltrun OYER and get one;s = said Tom,
I" Itasnn't take me 4 minute y and he.
was off likesa flash and back again be !
fore he: swas thought Ito have accom-.
plished mi sashan half The distance. He
fgleeful lfy bfs fad dished an old ara wclt-4
thnabA copy of . schoo ol; atlas u E tt3
S g There Y he began, before Ee3 10 half
recovered slnis breath xy;pu seeiLs COM 4
ing due west, and WiiH iH strike full tilt
:agalnst that end o. Wong Island. and
very 3ikel Knock ti1ltosmft here is.,,'
! ! = 3 IoTdy ~ claimed Mandy.
Just beai86iia6 t0a HE the probable 4
Situation of Sflairs, and the insecurity of
real esta = al IT there nothing to
stop itpp WaTSss don't the folks go
ltnSyot.i.s ard hiIi]d athreak kypater solSS TO 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-17

A thorough test of the power, cost and
comparative advantages Of the electric
light is to be made in the Capitol build
ing at Washington, and three machines
for the purpose have already been pur-
chased. 1t is also proposed to place a
light at the summit of the dome of such
power as to illuminate large portion of
the city.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-17
ADVERTIsING RATES.

@ Transient advertisements must bo accom-
panied with the cash to insure insertion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-07

coll novor onco ,i,;pe, ,,,,. 10 o,,o,to,s ~ bo,o
or fear. In u smarter man ii would have hncn
self ioss,s4iln. In the ease vt Felix il WIS
stululity. lie talked occasionally to his keeper
uLruur 'rnrdly about his fate never falling to
u--rU his innocence. To his wife and child
who came TO ser him omen or twice he was very
sharp and unf'cling. Before the priest tho
N.V. Father llurrgun he WIS d0ciIitv and
mrckn"ss itself This reverend gentleman WINS
uu-puriug in his Efforts e. obtain n communal
ton. aud. through Gen. james McDuHdp hnd A
wril-siVnrd petition pr, scented 10 GOV Rnbin-
son. Senator kninun's influences was also in.
Vpkpd bv thrcounsel Tor M.Ct,nn and obtained
But tho Governor during his twcuty-eipht
months OF oiIlcc has not commutrd n death
sentence und he made no execution in favor nf
Felix McCann. Perhaps public sentiment would
have hern moro IN the old mans favor had
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FONDRON,S ETH HURT.


Andrew Fondron, who fell from the Metro
poltan Elevated Railroad on Thursday night.
died shortly after being removed to the hospital.
II. VI. Adams. the conductor OF tho train on
which the accident occurred. says that his train
arrived at Eighth street at about S:ij. The train
had come TO a full stop Two passengers got
off, md one got on. Adams looked up and
down the platform to see IL there was any one
else to get on. and, seeing no one he gave the
signal to go ahead. After Adams had closed
the gates OF the cars. and the train had started.
he saw man running to get on. lIo callod out
to him not to attempt to board tho train. and the
brakeman also warned him. The man pnid no
attention. He came up. and Just succeeded in
getting hold of tho handrai Of tho front plat
form Of the roar car. He hung 10 tho rail md
WIS dashed against tho railing Mt the end Of the
station platform and knocked of.
- The gatokeeper and the ticket seller Mt the
Eighth street station shy that FondrOn was In
side tho gate before the train came up. He
might Just IA well. they sar; have got on while
the train was nj standstil. They think that
he was in one OF the waiting rooms and came
out lust Ms tho train was moving OF.
fondron was cigar maker, and worked in
and Sixth avenue. He was accustomed to travel
to his home. at $3.50 Tenth avenue. near Fifty
eighth street evenings Mt the end Of his work.
On Thursday evening the foreman OF the to-
bacco factory and he went out doors together.
and Fondron bought an apple on the corner
IT, Tho foreman went into the barrOom
under the factory In few minutes man
came in and said that some one had fallen from
tho elevated road. and was lying in n drug store
in Sixth avenue, between Eighth aud Ninth
streets. The foreman went round there ont Of
curiosity. and found that tho injured man was
fondron. He was lying scnseless on the floor
and they were tanning him. The foreman said
that he would get y carriage aud take Fondron
To the hospital \ policeman who wns there
would not permit 1t. He said that lac had sent
for an ambulance. Tho policeman Mt length
consented to let the injured man be- carried
away on a shutter. Tho foreman got n shutter.
md several mon volunteered to help him carry
Fondron, but at the last moment the policeman
again objected. and snid that they must wait for
an ambulance. The foreman then went for a
doctor. He called at the offices 81 nine doctors
In Ninth street, but only one OF the nine was at
home and he was an old man who said he could
not 20 out az night When the foreman return
ed. the ambulance had arrived. and Fondron
had been removed To- ~. Nncents Hospital. in
Eleventh street not 900 yards away. after lying
in the drug store for more than m hour. lie
died within seven minutes after reaching tho
hospital. He had fallen into the street on be-
ing brushed from the truin. and strik ing on his
head his skull was fractured. He was an
American. 20 years Of age and leaves wife
and child
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JULIUS GAT1IKER. RECLUSE
a sknruI Paterson Mechanic who Declined
Aid while he Lay Dying.

Followed by no mourners, the body Of
Julius Gattiker WAS carried from Massakers
Morgue in Paterson yesterday and buried by
tho sdo OF his wife's grave In Cedar Lawn
Cemetery without further ceremony than
prayer and few words from German Pres
byterlan minister. A few days ago Gattikcr.
who was recluse In his habits. was found by
some OF the neghbors dying in his room in
tenement house in Harris street. He had been
alone. sick and Unattended for several days.
His neighbOrs profered aid. but he would not
nave II They suggested that n physician bee
called. but Gattiker would not listen. although
he was able % pay,for medical attendance. He
WAS obstinate and rejected all kind offers aud
the neighhors Informed tho police and City
Physician Hurd, who is also Coroner went 10
sre Gattiker. The physician had him sent to
the Sisters Hospital, wher" he died the next day
Gait kcr WIS a skilful mechanic. He made "a
good living by the manufacture OF woHycrs
reeds These he made In the room in which hc
lived He supplied many 81 tho principal fac
tories with these reeds. which were said o. be
Of superior quality. In his room was found an
assortment oi finished reeds, and a valuable
lot Of material and machinery. Coroner Hurd
ns0 found bank hook showing thHt Gaitiker
had u deposit OF Sl73.l3 in the Paterson saw
ingS institution. There were also money belt
containing $40 In cash. and a certificate OF de-
Iqsit for Sll9.GO moro in tho savings bank.
There was also some loose money In his poke
making total OF nearly $500. for which no heir
can be found
GAttker came to this country about 1861. lie
went To- Paterson in 1870. and soon Nitrrwurd
married Miss Rothe or Roche who died about
seven years ugO. None OF the family can be
found. They had no children.
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TR1D4Y. June 6.-FLoUa AND MEAL-wcre
aqnSg s MSr s, gS,si ,a sssJy
81 7i9ii Western .pune; TX srm XXX. e 2ossai %
sl5JSs0 Minnesota patents. Is 5oaFs city shipping
extra. ,sa0,s.5i5 southern bssets' aud family
s,Sl. Rye Hour. SUPPORTING, 81 losBIip Corn meal
feed. g ton. sl2q.slii rye toed sii@si5
AM closed dcar'r a. iAWc Tor June 10 23c lor July
ocioher y 1ec Tor November. aud 42c 70! December
Fso,NioNs~fok steady and in demand sales 400 bbls
al S. - tor extra mos $40 for and 80 tor old
ne 5 for ' Snc a@ "a ay S Sf nsa % @ amy
$3.50 tor s'.wmucr Beet and beet hams quiet BACON
sales Of fresh az 40 Tor shoulders &C. for bellies and
.acs yves AZ "a 50 t"r prime civ and 20 AZ 81
for Prime Western and for future delivery apD les az
aa i2r Any 1g g,,o - rs, ~ .r Aa5a,t
Western creamery, i49i7c hcrse srdy state factory
vr ,i i.ri nas NJ w" I'LL 75i ' To- y" H. ny t p
Tor so white. plc for 40 spring - % Tor NJ spring
rcd Tor Juns, $40 idr do tor July and 81 Tor do
a.ai sold at Ole Barley and malt avn aud UNCHANGED
hush nta7s4c Tor iSrd and an,s ijc for white and
\" white. 3t'lstlc ~ mixed; ai'sG3. Corn
e. ~ t,c 1nsraded at 4iG4ic.' No do, 4i'4c;
GnooNesH.o coilcc was quiet hut nrm at io1 ,ettic
for ordinary prime curg,cs. with sales M uags;
ulld gruics were Quiet AMI unchanged. Mnassrs was
rcurraly quirt CUBA 30 test 25isD2Oc New Orleans
2ifi-' Eicr was iu moderate demand ami steady 1T
O4e74c Raw suyar Was quiet AMI UNCHANGED at G3se
a iDr for hr 90 good ftnning snvs Lion hhdS IN.
dTul.ug centrifugal at Slice. refined fairly active and
steady at 7ssSc. Tor standard A." AMI sAgsssc tor
harts
StNnmFs-Navm stores were quiet ard UNCHANGED at
.Df2i for spirits tYrIcuure nui ~ 32if aFLI7if for
common u good strained rlsins Petroleum again lower.
5'hn bills refined sid here ut 1saf5slar ain ~ Pha-
dcipua 90 7',c Iiiiow ahuat st.ai, az dsd 10 Tor
pgfmU. Siparire frm at 7c. Tor prime city Whisk'v
stli nominal ut fiui Ocean resnt. moderately
active ami about scndN3 gram 20 Liverpool hV steam,
o. do o. Bristol, boy steam. 3D.. do 20 HUI. hV steam.
a'l do Go Curs ior orders q Iad = qr; 10 H. Mar.
sUtDs ur Ccfc. = Ni DO u Nar-,iilcs - 81 do 10
E,ehcott = dt do 10 Bilnnnc. - 3d.. crude retro.
lcum 20 bordeaux 81 reucd do To- bremen Antwerp,
- o., do. to the Baltic IS ~ as3t luisd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-07
BOARDER LETITT'S T1KING WAYS.
An Interesting Young Man who Came to New
York To no Into Business.

In May, 1875 a handsomcly-dre young
man. who gave his name as Charles Levitt en-
gagged board with Mrs. La Fargo. at II Perry
street. He paid for ono weeks board in all
vance. and moved In with n large satchel. H.
soon became intimate with Mrs La Farges son.
and was found to be wci educated. He was OF
attractive appearance. with curling light hair
and a full moustache. He apparently had
plenty OF money and many diamonds. incud-
ing nm elegantly jewolled lady's watch.
lilo attended church very rcligously
and never drank or smoked. lie said
TO start in some business in this city. lie eN-
pected TO obtain position through the Young
Men Christian Association. In tho same
bSardsd W EJ his T Ss lie RaG se5 oc GFFR IN
tin box which was locked In u trunk and again
there week, Levitt suddenly disappeared with
his satchel. No one had seen or known OF his
departure. Mr. Day found his closet trunk.
and box still locked. but the money was gone.
Nothing else was disturbed. II was evidently
the work ola skiful hand.
In September Of the same year n young man
OF the same description paid for n week s lodg-
ing AZ Mrs Elvira Mitchells boarding house NJ
III Elm street, He said his name was Henry
Boyle, and his busine the agent OF a sewing
machine company. He repaired Mrs. Mtchel's
sewing machine. and was very anxious 10 take
1t from the house and have II completely re-
naired. lie WINS put into room, with George
Siuhbs. Mr.. Stuhbs wont out Of tho house at
o'clock ono afternoon and returned NJ O'Clock.
He missed S7J worth 81 his clothes and violin.
Boyle had also disappeared.
Young La Fargo WIS walking In Eighth nve-
noon. He recognized Levitt in the street and
followed him. They went up to Twenty seventh
street. whore. by coincidence. Mrs. Mitchell
recognized Boyle La Fargo was surprised 10
see her seize the man by the vest and say:
Il know yOu-"
Il don't know you. Let CO." he exclaimed
and broke away and ran.
La Fargo hurried after him and raised cry
Levitt. alias Boyle. ran straight into the arms
81 Detective Murray OF the Twentieth street po-
lice. He was taken TO the jefferson Market
Police Court. where he gave his name ng Walter
Webb. He was remanded till tho afternoon.
and when Rrrnigned then he had shaved OF his
inoustachc. S,ubhs positively identified him.
He was committed for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-07
THE INTERSTATE PIGEON MATCH.
The DtO-Mue Fiiuht-1he Reception of the
Carriers In this CITY.

ahftlefa IN tlts NitN
Tho homcword flight of carrier pigeons in
the 2i0-mie interstate pigeon flight was anx-
iously watched at the New York Aquarium yes
terday. The contest is for n eight Of birds for n
distance Of $40 miles and the clubs taking part
are the Continental OF Now York. Gladiator Of
Philodclphin. and the Hornng Societies Of
Troy Utica. Scranton Baltimore. and AlcNan-
drin. The birds were let loosn at eight o'clock
yesterday morning at points distant. rs near as
can be asceriained 80 miles from their homes.
Tho New York birds were liberated at Cresson.
Pa ;ihe ihiitdelvl'H birds mt TWINS. Pa;
Use Troy birds at Albion. y. v: the Utcn and
scranton birds At pundaS, Ontario ne balti-
andra birds at Max Meadows, Va. Tho prizrs
are to be gold medal valued At $50 and such
cash priz's rs the entries NAV warrant.
ten by Mr. John Van Orstal niue ny Mr.. o. W.
Bonner. and two 10y Mr.. james u. HussOn. The
Inter gentlemen are all of this city,
Despntch"s were received nj tho aquarium
thai, the birds had been liberated at precisely 8
A. VI. Dispatches from Crrsson snid tho
weather was hn2y and the birds circcd Tor ten
or twelve minutes before goitin- bearing and
shooting Of. Tho New York birds we're nnx-
iously looked 'ur ut their respective lofts ~ Mr.
II Uusson,s 9Go Woat Fftv.anyonfb strnnt
John VAN Opstai's, ! Lewis street. and O. W.
Donners. North Third street. lonokcn.
The nrst telegram WIS recn.."d yesterday Mt
the Now YORK Aqunrium announcing the nrrl-
val Of four Of Mr.. Donncrs birds at rs T. VI.
The two remaining ones SOUGHT their cote a
few minutes later The next despatch an
nouncel the arrival " II birds Of Louis Wnr-
frmer ot hohoken NJ 1882 p. w. John Van Op-
stHl photographed that seven of his birds arrived
At ] 40 =. VI. J. Il. lIassnn reported that one
OF his birds was discovered M II 81 4. VI. by n
member of his family but that since he was not
nt the cote to r"ceiN and telegraph its arrival.
he Is. therefore. ont Of the rncc. Reports irnta
the ethcr states Will be- announced on the bulle-
tin bOnrls Of tho AnunsIum tO-lay.
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DIED.

ADAMs-On Che ith ult. ut Lcwisham In his 3iih
year ct consumption. james Adams assistant to T. A.
Edison. Ncuiu PARK. Sow Jersey. 4. =. A.
tONNft In Blackstone. Mass. June .. Mrs Cornell.
aged - wears
KENYON At Carolina Mills. r. l., June T. Philip Ken.
yuu. 100 the ~stli wear OF his age
LATllRor At Turner Junction. H. on Tucsday morn
aged - wears ~
MfBHipE Dansvilc, " Y. june > Robert Nc.
Budr. iu lis niui wear
MCDONALD -rnthaync, wife of James Mcdonald.
aud iauthtr of FRAN. nui Mary MCGOWAN, native OF
rhri>h ~ Rthln,t, County sligo ireland. Ia the a7th
year Of her axe.
the relatives anil friend, are invited to attend the 10.
neral irom her lac residence. 2lt Broadway, brooklyn,
T. D. ui SUNDAY. june r. at q o'clock
EOpNENbu Ihur.I.y. afh iNst. no her residence. 90
East 4ih p, Mtuarrt Rooney. aged usi years
oclUcs y. VI.
WhlINEY-N Newton Centre. Mass May a. the
Rev John whitney. retired tuugrrgutnnu.t minister.
Nr whitney vas born o. Harvard Mass. sept L. 1sa.
graduated at Amherst COLLEGE pa 1881. and 40 Audoytr
luvalulcHl seminary In 1854 lie preached three years
AZ hoNid twenty wars ~ Watham. and ton years at
Canaan. y Y. In lsH7 he removed tu newton
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Company. tho corporation projected to settle
the affairs Of A. & ". SpIngue by purchasing
the property now held by u. ChalIee rs trustee.
AND dsposing Of 1t Tor the equal leneflt OF tho
Spragu" creditors came up on Friday in the
General Assembly Mt Newport, and after some
discussion wHs POSTPONED until tho January
session. Tho heaviest creditors are said to be
opposed to the measure.
Tho subscription to tho 4 q cent. refunding
certificates since yesterdays report have
amounted to sGJJS50.
Tho gross earnings Of the Burlington. Cedar
Rapids and Northern Railway Company for the
month ending May 81 1879 were t116 94975;
same month last year Sl39 4S0.S2.
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Business Bottles.


-hpNo'pta"h w. btschhes
SCIENCE NORTHUMBERLAND ARIA IN EVERY FORM
CONTROLLED YELLOW FEVER POSITIVELY
PREVENTED IMPORTANT FACTS.
Not oniv malaria In II. milder forms but Yellow Fever
the national yearly scoutre asan soon 10 engage
our most earnest attention. The subject is an unwel
come one. yet il has To- Dee met
Science Tor hundreds at years has been searching for
hecause Of this disease ana It's anudoe. and while an
absolute specific isnoi yet known the most vrucnt
type malaria preventive has at last
lut into practice, and It's efficacy proved by thousands
who have tried H. So much l. already known that had
uc huuiredth part been pssd through the med.
Teal faculty proper 1t would today stand the very
pinnacle OF scicuudc discovery
The principle is Absorption. Illustrated In the cce.
braud HOLMAN LIVER PAD CoMPANY's Remedies
Is 70 NOT time that our Government aud the medical
faculty were taking due notice OF important a iact
aud rromulgauns It broadcast throughout the landi
viii 10 bo donef SHOULD the navy tie army aud re-.
PARTS country warned ana supplied with
this henohecut boom Who there able 70 compute
the amount OF misery and expense that would be saved
th.. nation under such reorm' AGAIN. will it lie done
other than In the old sad slow way viz experience and
argument. that costs millions OF lives before prejudice
yields "a rca-onf
The HOLMAN PAD rcnovates the system by absorbing
an mnrral po-ons and at the time inyigoratcs the
N.wls by supplying them with a natural tonic.
burn- the yellow fever Epidemic In the South last year
thousands OF PADS succc .siully used as a pre.
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prTTsnuRGH. Penn. June G.-The juno meet
INK at the fn nishp driving patk hc-.ns on Che iJ.h
inst. continuing tour days Up TO noon to-day ninety.
six entries had been made with prospect OF y or %
more. Tho purses aggregate SION AMONG the noted
h1t~rs entered are Nnuvul plfNy. Srutts Thomas Hud
Sl0w.Gu Hopeful viii frot ir.t timc for special
purse SiOsn wH sInO at fff Dr. 1.li sucHuru Tho
rurirs for rir S1~ class Adught Eichard. Dcccp.
ft.tu AN ar. 81 ..
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CHARLOTTE. n. C.. June G.-Iufus Waits. a
coored preacher cNhorter living near this city was
arrested nt his house to-day. charged with killing his
wife. The Humaus remain. have not yet been Inferred
and the CoT0mer IS IMNesl I.Auns The case.
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M.iRINE INIELLIGENCR

NfSfsrrsF staANAC-rHts nav
sun rsea.. - sun scts...... ~ Noon rises 10 20
HI"u NAfgg-rH.s pAf..
andy Hook. % Do, Island. ~ 30 Hell dAts-. ~ o,
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Sprtul tioilrc5.

Spttu 'ioilce5.
P-o-N-D-'s E-X-T-K-A-C-T
subdues Inaammatlons, Controls all Hcmorrhages,
Acute and Chronic. yenous and Mucous
INVALUABLE FOR
sPRAINs. BURNS scALDs. BRUISES SORENESS
RHEUMATISM. hollis. ULCERS OLD SORES.
roorHAcnE, HEADACHE SORE THROAT,
ASTHMA, HoARsENEss. NEURALGIA.
cArARRH. &c, &c. 4e., &C.
SPECIAL PREPARATIONS or PONDS EXTRACT,
COMBINED WITH THE ruREsr AND
MOST DELICATE PERFUMES,
FOR LADIES BUUDolR
TT2qrET CEEtN imgreyes ne eqnoloSion ...si 90
TOILET soar. .oiiens and ecan,,s u,c skn three
DENIlFRIcE, wh..ens teeth and sweetens breath. 80
Preparations 90 Ponds Extract Cor convenience in tray.
eilns. &c. aud Tor severe aud sensitive cases
CTtRril ccrREf. nasal thraai ana ear DISCHARGES .
- Nrf ,imnls ahi turahIe tc p.'kru -
mot he applied easily .......... ~
MEDicAfED PAPER. pies and chann. 90 sheets IS
orders amounting s. worth sent on receipt OF the
money.
Wholesale ami retail
Is MURRAY ST, NEW YORK
ANEW loRK FERRIEs.
THEIR STORY FROM ie'2
THE PROGRESS OF rWo CENTURIES AGO.
REVENUE OF THE cry PROM OLD LEASES,
THE FIRST PERRY oRDISANcE.
THE FIRST srLAM FERRIES
BIRTH AND GROWTH OF THE PRESENT
COMPANIES
SEE THE SUNDAY NEWS TOMORROW.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
kEEp'S SHIFTS.
Keeps custom SHIRTS. made 'mca>uee TIE very host
mat can be- produced a. any price ,iN for 81 Pereet
Dress shirts, Tue very tr, tlt can be- produced 10
'nee slN '9f ~ E',,f I,i,i,','a, y.{ n,ie girl.
the very best rsirui protrrf-i uu- NV per cent
stronger than any H.ner lUl,sg a iuude, 81 each
for Gents. the very lost u.Irur rlrIIlr ei. 81 plt
KEEws rNpEtWEAK. - ALL sNIiS
Hanikcrgnle.s Hosiery. T-, a.. Al goods warranted
w have removed our otl Nv store to l2p broadway,
kEErMKNtfACTURING coMPANYs STORES.
- BfSaGway, Ncw YorS ''' '0''0" ''' "''''F"'
THE I&ENTUCKy STATE LOTTERY
Isdrawn IN pursuance oau act OF the General Assembly
OF the State OF kentucky the hcuca, of Educational
Institutions, and has aiwa,, lccn drawn June a. First
capitals sl5ooo $500 s,plo, aud I,soi other prizes.
amounting to se7o25 Teeci., 81 For nu particulars
apply to WILLIAMSON 500,
Gri.tt t-tUIl A.ruts.
5NHroHdWuy, near houston IT,. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-07

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