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In Powder Form.

Fegetine put up in this form comes within the
reach of all. By making the medicine yourself
you can, from q soc package containing the
barks, roots and herbs, make two bottles Of the
liquid Vegetine. Thousands will gladly avail
themselves of this opportunity, who have the
conveuiences to make the medicine. Full direc-
tons in every package.
Vegetine IN powder form is sold by all drug
gists and general stores. If you cannot buy it
Of them, enclose fifty cents III postage STAMPS
for one package, or one dollar for two packages,
and WI send it by return mail II. L. Ste
vens. Boston. Mass.
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An attempt to rob the sub-treasury at
Phlladelphla, made nearly year ago,
has Just been divulged. A wall more
than two feet thick was dug through,
but the vault containing $4,000, 600 in
gold resisted the attack, and the burglars
secured only a few dollars worth of pen
MES. Five watchmen III the building
declared that they had heard nothing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-20

WHETHER she was guided by love or a
sense Of duty makes no dIffernce, Laura
Mitchell, of Columbus, Georgia, is en-
titled TO be long remembered for her
truth and constancy. She was the slave
OF Mrs. Rodgers, who WIS once wealthy,
but lost her means through the war, and
became a helpless invalid. Laura sup
ported her for fourteen years with her
scant earnings, and then. when she died
gave sler a decent burial. Few white
servants would or could have done SO
much When Laura grows old and in
capable Of earning for herself, she viii
probably go 10 the aims house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-20

NEVER defer until tomorrow what should be
attended 10 to-day. \ slight cough ought never
TO be neglected when a % cent bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup viii prevent It from b"cou-
ing chrome.
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Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured Scrofula.
How TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS.
Sc BREMEN ST., East Boston, Mass,
Sept. so. 1879.

50 BREMEN 81, Eaet Boston, Nass.,l
Sept. 80. 1879
Mr.. H, Il. SrEvENs-Dear Sir: Ny little daughter
Stella has been I'll cted a long time with Scgofula
ss.fer!nI everything. l employed different phys
clans in East Boston, bat they helped her none I
bought some eff your POWDER FoUM NEGErINE. and
my wife STEPPED il and gave it to the chid according
10 tho directions. and were surIr= scd in i. TT
night time t. zee how thu child nd gained in flesh
and strength. She i now gaining every day, and 1
can chreIfd'ly recommend your remedy H. bc the
best we have ever tried
Resi- ectfu.y yours j. I. WEBB
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WIEN exhausted by mental labor take
Kidnev-Wort IL maintain healthy action
ot al organs.
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise: work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take
all the vile nostrums advertised: and
then you will want 10 know
How to Get Wei.
Which is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters See other column
Express.
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TdERE are As rolling mills in Ohio. 80
Of which are IN operation.
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& 5EnEISehoiu Need.

treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, J; undlce.
Bilousne-s, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DR.. Sanford, 49, Broad
vay New York CITY Y
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Win send their ElectrO-YoltaIc Belts b the aftlict
cd UPON 80 days triai. See their advertisement
IL this paper headed "On 80 DAYS Trial"
LIGHT-oOLoRED or yellow axle grease soon
wears OF. Get the genuine Frazer.
GET Lyons Patent Heel Stifeners applied to
thosenew boots before you run them over
GRocERs recommend c. Gilbert's Starches.
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GEORGE T.. LEMON.
F. O. Drawer 325. YSashinerOn ID. G..
! s:5 81 YASELlu. ':'y

TINS wnnd".tuI substance IS acknowledged by phys-
Clans throughout the world 70 be the best ret dy dis
covered FOR the cure of Wounds Burns. RfIeu-
matI-m, >-kiE Diseases, Paes, tnrarrh, Gull
bf1In~. etc. In rter that every Try IT, it
put M in y and - cent bottles household use
Obtain 1t from your druggist and you viii md superior
10 anything you have ever used.
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And whenever the supreme shall remit its judg-
ment for the recovery OF money or for costs 10
the court from which the appeal writ of error
wac taken, such Judgment shall in Ike manner be
docketed in the court to which the is RENTED
and shall when 50 docketed have the Ike force and
effect as herein provided ia docketiQg transcripts of
judgments Of the supreme court.
Section 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
AUprpyed March < lSSD
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Published March :. 1890.
TUTA mr. TN m


AN ACT 70 amend subdivision four Of section six
hundred and seyenty OF the revised st4tutes relat-
ny 70 the bounty Wild animals
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented in
senatt and o. emily, do enact as follows:
Section l. To amend -uhd division four Of section
six hundred aud seventy OF the revised statutes -
that I shall read = follows: l. To allow bouutiC-
Tor the destruction Of wolrss lynxcs wild cats and
foxes in their esUectlye county.
Section ?. Thl act shall take effect and he III force
from and after its -ssaEe and publication.
Anm.nNnl March 6. 1870
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4
AN ACT 20 repeal certain Provisions 81 section Two
thousand four hundred and .eyeuty-cight II the
revised statutes, relating = lE-7es IN county courts
The people Of the state Of Wlsconin. represented in
senate and as tmbly, do enact follows:
Section /. So much Of section two thousand four
hundred and ght of the revised tatutes
provides upon the demand Of trial 10y Jury in
county courts. for the payment q jury fee # three
dollar, and to the sheriff. Of his deputies,
feo # two dollar, + hereby repealed.
Section , This act shall not lie con, trleI a. IN
any manner affecting the provisions q AID section
two thousand four hundred aad eYentv-eght, except
the payment Of said fees.
Section B. This act shall TAX effect and t- in force
from aud sfter it passage and publication.
Approved March 8. 1850.
Published March II, 1851
CHAPTER l52.
An ACT n amend the articles Of association CI the
Chicago, Milwaukee and -. Paul railway company.
me people q the STATE OF Wisconsin. represented II
senate alsd assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. That clause of article tx Of the original
articles = association OF said company, which rtads
g. iotloNs tc-Nit: And exert herein expressly
PROVIDED the corporation shall have no power
hpT1 u mortgage or otherwise cucumber It's prop
erty, re y personal unless the assent II writing #
majority n interest OF tie and holders u
al the capital s'ozs issued By said corporation shall
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-20

~ VKVHdHS57 5dFs. INC TUTDaIU TJI'iIIr
requires so little labor in its cultivation.
and is at once so healthful and delicious,
that every garden should contain n sup
ply for home use. With the exception
OF forking up in the spring, and working
in manure once every season, rhubarb
plants require little attention until they
have remained in the same spot five or
six years. At the end Of this time they
should be divided and put in new soil.
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DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT.

Urn riGFiP ANC 0ONC rNSNl .
directed in tho early stages If the diseases It
vii -urtly control and cure them. Do MT de-
lay trEiug { on appearance II hr-t syHltJu4s
Of these dangerous disease.
SORES, ULCERS, WOUNDS AND
BRUISES, 1t j. h, a,lng, 90 ling and
cie.u ing. a. Eost obstinate cases are heated
and cured with trusIin- pId.tg.
BURNS AND scALDs. - r.. sr' pllp Edn5, the T.
kept in every family, ready for use IN G.. Of
LADIES mud It their best friend. II assuaga- the
pam to which they are peculiarly subject
n, tably tUllne-s and pressure III the head,
uause4, yertga, &c. 1t promptly -Incl oratss
and permanently heals all kinds Of Intiam-
nations and usce ratians. Ours Oiiet
Soap II bathing, and Toilet Cream Tor
the SKIN and complexion have proven Of ines
timable advantage o. iadlt-.
HEMORRHOiDS PILES find in this tic
OfIg lllucdlate relief ana Ultimate cure. No
a. Ise.,,.r chronic or 1I, tirat. can lon r.
s.st its regular use. Our ointment !s Of n at
service where the removal Of clothing is incan-
PHYSICIANS Of al sSh, rc f-ooWn N end and
ter from hundreds, who order It daily in Their
gener.l practice for StVcliings Of all kinds,
QuEn>y, Sore Throat. Enfihmed
TonsiI,, sinI'e and chronic DiarrhH;,
Catarri,. for which It j. sYcc1rc}, Chill
bIains. >tings OF insect, uosqui-
toes. etc, Chappcd Glands, Face.
and indeed y GutF Of skin 5-st-eE.
TO FARMERS stock l Breeder, no
Td.crs Nan att I'd t. be lthOUt l. II l.
us q by al the eadnI cry Stables Str It
Railroads ana first Hor~,ucn III ). v y *
City It ha- no eHual for ~prain>, s5ar-
ness or saddle thafings. stiffness,
Scratches. SWei.ing>. Cuts. LAGER
atiOns. Bleeding. Pneumonia.
Collie. Diarr.nGa. ehiIIs, Colds, etc.
It's range II action j. vide. and The r. ll%f 4
affords s go prompt Inst 1t = ln'auab III
every Iarw-gard Gs W. az in every farm
house LIT It be tried on Q, and go. vii never
be WIT out 1t.
FOR VETERINARY uSE.--oar. spycia
PR pr Tor u.s. IN Lt-th Is g-t1eu IL t1 'tIS
low price Of
$3.50 PER GALL. Package Extra
This is no 81 e. boiled tc-ke u prelarau n. 1t Il
urpuarrd With Il the care al Of our articles receive.
Sent by eZI ress on recep Of price.
SPECIAL PREPARATIONS or PONDS EXTRACT COM
ETSED VIII TEE FUREsT AND EosT DELICATE
Perfumes FOR LAD1Es' BOCDotR.
PONDS EXTRACT SOC. SI.0o & >l.7j.
Toilet Cream .......s1 90 Catarrh Cure. IS
Lin saiye......... rs Inhaler (Glass 5gc).. 90
Toilet Soap q cakes go Nasal Syringe. g
Ointment ........- 90 Medcated Paper. rs
Any q these preparations VIII b. sent carr g rec
at above prices in lots # IS worth, on receipt 81
n nev OF = o order.
t3IrTERN.-Pond's Extract, is =o'd only
in bottle. enc' sed IN butt Wy plers, VI the
words PONDS EXTE CT blown IN the glass II
is never sold in bulk. NJ nc cnn sd it e1-
cglt in our own bottles as boye DESERT ed
.E-OUR NEW PAMPHLET WITH HrsToRY or orr
PREPARATIONS. SEsT FREE oH Applications 70
PONDS EXTRACT co.
ID Murray Street, New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Publi- he'd March s. 1880
CHAPTER 1Ds

IHAPIFK lUt.
AN ACT 70 appropriate 70 the industrial school foI
boys a certain sum Of money for current expenses
The people II the state Of Wisconsin, represented
senate and a. scmbly. do enact as follows:
Section l. There j. hereby appropriated TO the in
dustrial school for boys, out of any money in the
general fund not otherwise appropriated the sum OF
nineteen thousand nine hundred and sixtysevon dol
lars pay the current expenses Of the school for the
wear 1850 and the same shall be drawn from the
treasury under the provisions Of section hundred
and seyeuty-twO OF the revised statutes
Section 2 This shall take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March 8, 1880.
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Published March :, 1880. !
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT t. amend section four thousand four hun
bred and tfty-oue chapter one hundred nd eighty
Two, revised statutes, entitled against property
The people Of the state # Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact a. follows:
Section L. Strike out all of sad section four thou
sand four hundred aud fifty one, and insert the fol-
lowing 10 staud in leu thereof: Any person who
shall wlllfully, nalicou-y nschieyousy drive or
cause 10 be driven or mbedded, any nails, spikes or
pieces If iron, steel other metIlic substance or
any rock or into any log logs or timber in
tended to b" Ct awed into boards, ath shingles or
other u her, or t. be- mark ted for such purpose shall
tcpunlshed hy uuris nment in state prison not more
than hy" yc..r~. or by Imprisonment in the county
Jal' not more than six months by fine not to ex-
coed i've hundred dollars, in the discretion Of the
court.
Section ?. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage.
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March Q. 1880. !
CHAPTER 1911

- Al e appropriate sum Of money therein
named to the horticultural society
rs lole 81 the state OF Wisconsin, repry scented in
senate and assembly. do enact n, follows.
9etl'n y There Is hereby Apr priated ont Of the
general Ihnd. Il otherwise APPROPRIATED the sum Of
fural society.
section = his act shall take effect and be in forcs
from and attcr It's PASSAGE and publication
Approved March 3 1880.
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THE raising of thirty bushels of whe.
to the acre will remove from the Ian
fifty one pounds of nitrogen, twenty-for
pounds OF phosphoric acid and thirty
nine pounds of potash. THIS could b
replaced by sixty pounds of sulphate {
ammonia, III pounds of superphosphat
OF lime and seventy-six pounds of chic
ride Of potassium.
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Published March 2. Is-0.
CHAPLIN =

An ACT 70 repeal chapter two hundred and ive Cf
The laws Of Wisconsin for 1879, entitled an act to
limit the number Of terms TO which person NAV
be eligible TO the Office OF county treasurer.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section l. Chapter two hundred and five Of the
laws OF Wisconsin for the year 1879 entitled IAN act
70 mlt the number Of terms 70 v hIch person may
be elgb . the Office Of county treasurer" IS here
by leagd.
Section . This act shall take effect and be in force
from aud after It, passage and publication.
Al proved March 5, 1850.
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the heap over twice. To do
this begin at each end OF the
pile, and throw off the manure
to a distance of three feet, building up
the new heaps, and placing the coarsest
manure IN the center. Then proceed I'M
til two heaps are made These will soon
heat, and month or 80 afterward the
process may be reversed and the two
heaps made into one again.
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{ Published March 9, 1880. !
CHAPTER lis.

AN ACT to appropriate the institution for the edu
cation OF the deaf and dumb sum of money there
in named.
The people Of the state of Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly. do enact as follows:
Section /. There is hereby appropriated 10 the in
st1t0"h tof the education OF the deaf and dumb out
Of any money in the general fund not otherwise an
proprlated, the sum Of thirty thousand dollars t.
pay current expenses from March i, 1880 TO March
l. Ioo ana the same shall be drawn from the treas
ury under the provisions Of section one hundred ana
seyenty-two OF the revised statutes
Section ,. This act shall take effect and be in force
IRON and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March & 1880
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
CALVARY II. II. CHURCH.
Vhe Appearance "f tie EafGao AZ
ter Beintf Improved.

1t has been Elk weeks since tbs i'm
pTo7emeDts upon the Calvary P. Il
church, Third and Washington streets,
we're b9gun, and they will be compIet
I'd in a few'days. The interior of the
building has been painted in an Eng.
l'Hh Gothic style. The general effect
of the frescosing is to increase the size
Of the church, that is the color and de-
signs are to make the ceiling appear
higher than it really ia. The colors
and tints are Of warm and delicate
nature, and the designs are indeed very
handsome.
The window within the chancel,
owing to the kindness of the rector's
personal friends, who reside beyond
the city, now contains beautiful stained
glass. Two walls, which once were in.
aide the chanoel, have been removed,
thus making the church look Longer
and broader. The chancel railing.
which formerly would accommodate
only eight persons, has been enlarged
to such an extent that fifty persons can
kneel around it and partake of the
Communion service. The blinds have
been vanished and the pews painted a
warm drab color.
Nicholas F. Goldberg, the artist, de-
serves much credit for The beautiful
manner in which he has frescoed the
building and painted the seats. Messrs.
Robert Foreman and Joseph Robinson
are also equally commeDdabls for the
way in which they have improved the
wood work.
The church will be reopsned at 10. 80
o'clock on Sunday morning. In the
evening Rsv. Bishop Lee will make his
annual visit and administer the rite of
confirmation.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
Political Fith and Point.

Councilman Huested will he can
lidate for the Sherifalty nomination
| two years hence.
81 congratulate you on your sucosa7
end have 500 to spend in helping to
secure your election" is the way Col.
Tom Ford pat it when he met Mr..
Lynch after the nomination..
The newly chosen City Executiv"
Committee will meet az the Lincoln
Club roonE for organization to morrow
night.
From window Of the "Club" ranch
on Water street flag floats bearing
this inscription "Our Choice for the
Presidency, T. r. Bayard." They may
prefer the Delaware Senator with much
zeal, but possibly the "choioe" will
not be proud Of the honor.
A nomination lie used by the Lynch
men against Ford was that the latter
WAS not a strict Catholic. It is now
said that Mr.. Lynch oncs belonged to
the Catholic church, but has left it en-.
.irely.
Honest Democrats feel a deep con-
tempt for the means employed to secure
Lyrch's nomination. The worst charac-
ters around town were working for him
and at the polls his forces consisted of
mixture of roudies bootblacks, saloon
keepers ard worse.
Joseph Yarnall, the Democratic nomi
nation for coroner, Is 45 years of age,
and has been Z butcher aad tavern
keeper. The leading Democrats are
afraid Mr.. Yarps)l Is a weak candidate.
There is much feeling against wond-
be Coroner Yarnall on account Of his
alleged efforts when the late S. L. Gil
bert was sick, TO influence his support
srs to vote for him.
The German Democrats will meet in
the hall on Fourth street near MARKET
tonight to adopt rules ard select an
executive committee.
The next meeting OF the Democratic
County Executive Committee will be
held at the headquarters of the Excel
sior Club on July 1st, at 2 y. m.
Chancellor Salisbury in Presidential
predictions never mentions Bayard
He says Seymour is great, good noble
man; Gen. Hancock is strong as a mill
tary man, Seymour and Thurman
would make powerful ticket.
People are asking if it is true that
the report is we'll founded that had
there been five thousand votes cast for
Col. Ford at the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff, the announcement Of ma
jority for P. J. Lynch would have been
made. The question is more easily
askeI than answered satisfactorily.
The leaders seem to have determined
that Ford can never be Sheriff, no mat
ter how greatly he deserves it or how
large majority he receives. The same
feeling will prevent the nomination of
Turner and McGlinchey for the Lagis
latnre, and also keep Martin Farrell |
out of the Levy Court.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
Great hIsOE lnlg.

There were severe storms throughout
the Middle States and New England on
Sunday. In Clinton county, Pa,
orchards, fences and sheds were level
ed, and houses unroofed. Tha City
FIGURING Mills, in Lock Haven, was
moved out of ]ipe, A telegraph from
Long Brsnob, N. J estimates the dam.
ages along the beach at 500, The
cottage of Judson Stiles, at Ocean
Grove, was struck by lightning, and
Miss Stiles was paralysed. 1t is be-
lieved her injuries are fatal. At
Amityville the barn and stables of
Stillman Richards were consumed by
with three head of cattle, q
quantity Of timothy and farming i'm
plements. At Shark River, the house Of
Mr.. Morgan was struck by lightning,
and all the inmates were injured, one,
named Lydia Henderson, perhaps fatal.
ly. At New Brunswick, trees and
fences were levelled, several store win
aows were blown in, and the High |
School was unroofed. Considerable
lamage was done by the wind along
he north side of Leng Island. A
Whirlwind in Barnstead and Gilmanton
'ownships, N. H., on Sunday night,
blew down acres of timber. demolished
barns, unroofed houses, and moved a
Meeting house a distance of several
set. The total damage Is estimated at
100000. Acres Of trees, measuring
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
The Board adjourned.
A Com nlendable Act,

Mr.. Alb aham Murray in attempting
to perpetuate the business Of an un-
dertaker by men of African descent
should be patronizsd by his race in
this city, if as he affirms lie will fur
nish as good an article, as cheap, and
on as reasonable terms as can be OBJ
tanned of any one else that is in the
same business. Having been with US
many years he is we'll known by all.
The character of the maa speaks in
terms easily understood. tits time for
the race, in all laudable ways to aid
each other in business circles, when
they can 40 so without doing injustice
to themselves. Give him the support
and let the business be perpetuated
by the race. L. may speak in after
if not in our day. L. II.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
Tbe Dark Horse Of Ohio.

When Garfield had presented sh.r-
mans name Saturday week, Conkling
sent him note reading, "My congrat-
ulations to the Ohio Dark horse"
Garfield read it, and saw at glance
that Conkling WAS making fun of hin.
H. gracefully bowed his head in &C.
acknowledgement, and the galleries, who
had watched him, bErst into applause.
IT Garfield still retains that little note,
he should enclose it to Conkling in q
copy of the vote on the thirty-sixth
ballot.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
An Ex.Governur Drowned.

Albert G. Brown, Ex-Governor of
Mississippi, was thrown frem his horse
into pond near Jackson, Miss, on
Saturday night, and was drowned. De-
ceased was 67 years Of age. He was
born in South Carolina, was Governor
of Mississippi for two terms, from l948
to 1854; was Representative in Con-
gress in lS40-41, and again from 1S4s
to 1854; was U. s. Senator from 1854
to 1858, and was reelected U. S. Sena-
tor for the term Of six years, but re-
signed in 1851 to Join the rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
"S'ore the Bar OF Justice.

4 h nv ~ almond held Edward Della
|aO,r ~ vac sum OF $500 for court to. day
EcI..tT y ,s me charge Of the larceny OF
Esb,nSs,O SOOh from Joseph Taylor. II
\ m." ~,"n BY the evidence that the
/. W." v.",',g OO1rdsd on Spruce street, and
EIssD i%'aay ip afternoon Taylor went
(p doppn IN the front room. DaHaven
|trS.d os'lde "a him and feigned sleep,
i ,a 5,cauAe The others pockets meanwhile
Nd iihlmped. hillp 0ilicsr McIlhaney ar
E,t sao SsQ' The pocket book con.
sSps,ra'' S~,,a'e Vandesrift heard q case
lth To ys,, language last night, in
Lira h.. "a,la II! Boyd was oomplained
| tM Jis~yyW ny W, J. Leonard. The case
Fns Gs M H.. H. Thompson, oolored, was
ps,,s o,' S,s'fate Cole for disturbing
b. s' st a' Sa complaint Of Julia B,yce'
EH. 1' dollar and costs was i'm
Daily Republican., 1880-06-15
Delaware TroI,imx Association.

The Spring meeting Of the Delaware
Trotting Association will commence at
Scheutzen Park to morrow an continue
Thursday and Friday. The raciug
this year premises TO be excsllant, and
as the Association has managed its az
fairs honestly in the past, it should be
encouraged.
That p.ople may know the character
of the track sport to be given it ID only
necessary to STATE that such horses as
Tom Bayard, Sherman Morgan, Niger
Baby and Little Mac, have been enter
ed. Sherman Morgan is entered in the
2.27 race on Thursday and, Tom Bay
ard, Nellie and Niger Baby, will trot
against him.