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Surprising Vegetation.

"Lets see, they raise some wheat in
Minnesota, don't they ?"
"Ralse wheat Who aises wheat ?
No, sir; decidedly, no sir. 1t raises it,
sell. Why, II be undertook to cultivate
wheat In that State 1t would run us out.
There wouldn't be any place TO put our
"But I've been told tho grasshoppers
ake a good deal OF It," -
WI course they do. If they didn't
l don't know what we would do. The
cassed stuff would ran all over the State
sld drive US out-choke us up. Those
sfassheppers are q aodsend, only there
amt half enough Of 'em."
"is that wheat nice and plump ?n
Plump! Why, Idont know what
you call plump wheat, but there are
seventeen in our family, including ten
servants, and when we want bread we
Just 90 out and fetch In kernel Of wheat
and bake it,
"Do you ever soak 1t in water first 2'
"oh, no; that wouldn't do. II would
swell little, and then we couldn't get
II IN our range oven."
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Lynch Law i'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 14.-Mon-
day night between II aud ! O'Clock, an
armed crowd Of 20 men, supposed to be
friends of the murdered woman Mrs,
Emory. took possession of the Dover,
TPope COUNTY, Jail, and hung Gal. EN-
ary the murderer, whose death sentence
Gov. Churchill commuted to 81 years 10
the neniteuti4ry. Rnory resisted, ana
va waa shot in the head. 1t is supposed
that he was dead when hung. This was
The third attempt TO lynch him.
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A Jersex stir uni

Qniet old Mt. Holly, N. j., has had n
star up-unequalled In Its magnitude since
Washington passed through on his way
To Monmouth. Mr.. Charles Sailer, = lead
ing ciLizen and Pres't Of the vincen town
New YORK, and got back el5 900 for his
venaure on half Of ticket No. 81 900 in the
April Drawing Of the louisiana State
Lottery. On June l4th over $500 900 will
be divided, In sums from $780, ,O0u down,
amongst those VINO shall have followed
his example In sending their Investments
20 NJ. A. Dauphln at No. az Broadway,
New York City. N. Y, or same person ai
New Orleans, La,
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Laying Gas Pipes.

The Gas Company now have a
force OF workmen engaged in laying
gas pipes on the South side of Fourth
street between Walnut and Poplar
streets. There IL one set OF pipes
on the street, but they are laid near
the North side. The company are
putting down an extra line in case
there should be an accident and then
they would not be obliged to tear up
the Belgian blocks.
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steam plswing I'm Louisiana.

The New Orleans papers announc
ed that the Louisiana Land and Re.
ciamation Company now have in full
operation their steam plows. The
traction engines fare placed upon
model barges, which can be moved
along the canals that intersect the
land at intervals Of l 200 feet, and
pulled by steel wire rope, the
great plow share moves through the
rich soil cutting a three-foot furrow
and breaking twelve acres Of sod lant
a day in a manner that could be ac-
complished BY any animal power
The company will this year seed
some hundred acres Of land with rice
and prepare large area for cultiva.
lion in the future. An experimental
crop Of ten acres of jute has been
planted and is thriving.
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STATE uEDICAA SOCIETY.
Annual Heeting..-El Election or On
GERS, etc. sNr (.

AnAOoP AeotlmGss-EnocalOm OF ~
Gers, etc. Nf (.
The State Medical Society met ID m.
nusl seas on at Dover, yesterday, the
president, Dr. .. Dawson, In tho char,
and q full attendance Of members, -
4 variety OF business OF interest and
value to the medical fraternity was tram.
acted, and . number OF papers were
read. DR.. A. D. Hall, Of the PhiladeI.
pima Medical Society, and connected
with the Wills Hospital, read one on
rEoreigp Bodies in the sEye, and DR..
Coms4ys, ef Cincinnau, q brother Of
able paper. Drs. Hail and Comsgys
were elected honorary members Of the
Delaware Society. DR.. Wilson, OF
Dover. read paper ON "Iniury to the
Scalp"
The annual dinner Of the society YVES
taken at the Bayard House, and was an
enjoyable sffsir. UH
At the Afternoon session officers we're
elected as follows:
Presidsht-Dr. David Hall, Lewss.
Woe President-Dr. Marx 9. Lofiand,
Milford.
Trsasurer-Dr. j. w. Sharp, Camden.
Secretasy4aDs Geo W. Marshall. MI
Osnsors- New Csstle Couuty-Drs. 8
L. West, r.. y. Mckay, I. vallAuding-
ham. Kent Connty-Drs. W. T.CO.lins,
Wilson, snd A. Whit. ly. sussex
County--Dn. X @. Eilsgood, O. d.
Richards and II. b. Burton.
Medical Exauiiners-New Castle
Coupty-Dfs. u. r. Bush, j. J. Black,
h. J. Mckay, Howard Osis, aud Swith-
Ia chandler. Kent County-Drs. j
~. Sharp. Bishop, 4. Cooper, Ovens
Richards, J. A. Eilsgood, r. ". Tom.
llnsou, Marsh and }. A. Hopkins.
Delegates To sAmarican Medical AssO.
ciaticn--Nsw Castle Count ty-Drs. Bush.
Kane, Ogls, McKay;aud Draper. Kent
-prs.. jump, VIM. N arshall, Collins
and Owens. Sussex-Drs. Richards,
r. q. Ei'epood, Fowler and Tomlinsou,
Dr.. Josephine II, White and . lady
physician from Philadelphia attended
this meeting.
The society, adjourned to meet next
year ~ Rehnboth, on juno 14tb.
STATE BOARD OF aEALTH.
The regular meeting tf the State
Board Of Health was also held In the
Court House hall, Dover, yesterday after
noon. DR.. l.. p. Bush, OF this city, was
elected president, and DR.. Samuel Mar
shall, OF Milford, Secretary. The fol-
samuel M srshali. OF Milford; Dr. l.. r
Bush, Wilmington; DR.. Chamberlain
Middlstovn; DR.. Whitley, Frederick,
DR.. Fowler, Laurel, and DIR. Hall,
Lewes. One member OF the board was
absent, DIR. Kane, OF this city. The
board organized, and reelected as
mem bers, DR.. Marshall, Of Milford, and
DR.. Fowler, of LAUREL
The meeting, after the election Of Its
officers, Adjourned to meet ut Middle
town, in October. ''f' ~
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RehObOtll Notes.

The board walk has been anished
from the Rehoboth City line to q point
above the Surf House, q distance of
rhree-quarters of q mile. It Is o very
handsome improvement.
Mr.. Macginnis' handsome cottage
near the camp ground has been finish
cd, and will soon be occupied. He
will reside there permanently and fol-
low his occupation-plastering Sew
eral other new and handsome cottages
have just been completed.
The Bright House annex, 95x25 feet,
with nearly 90 sleeping rooms, Ii now
entirely finished.
Mr.. VIM. Bright went down to Re-
hobOth, this morning, to look after I'm
provsments. He 10 determined that
Rshoboth shall go to the front this
season.
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Dying with I.ockjaw.

CANTON, ONO, June Il, 1881.
Edward Shumaker, aged twelve,
came home one day last week with
a lacerated finger, but evaded giving
the cause Of bis wound. On Sunday
he started TO go to Sunday school
with his father, but suddenly began
crylng. He was taken home sick
and it was found that the wound
was caused by the discharge Of toy
pistol. Owing to ignorant Of the
cause of the wound at first it was
mistreated. Lockjaw has now re-
suited and the lad is dying horrl-
bic death.
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Ex-senator COnkling's Curl.
From the Auburnian.

EAsS0AhW4&&A SV&.As.o !.
From the Auburnian.
A lady of the most respected fami-
lies in the Mohawk valley, who often
came to Auburn to visit the late
Judge Conkling's family during his
residence in this city, the other Gay
told an Auburnian this incident Of the
youthful Roscoe, now the centre OF SO
much controversy. Said the lady :
"One day when Roscoe was visiting
my fathers family the horse and
sulky were brought to the doom and
my father was Just getting ready to
start out for ride among his patients.
Young Roscoe thought he would get
some life ont Of che old horse he took
a pin and stuck it in his launches
when the usually staid animal sudden
" gave q kick and hit Roscoe . severe
blow on his forehead, cutting cash
that to tn 10 day leaves scar on his
brow. And this is why the ex-Sena-
tor permits q little Auburn curl to
drop down over the blemish."
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A RIVER ROAD.
The Eleventh Street Route accept.
cd and Probably Now owned by
the City. HE5 :

Amo 6hoS0Wtm street A0ut0 0ee6pk.
cd and Probably Now owned by
the City. i'.i. ''H !
BY review Of the City Council pro-.
ceedings OF recent years, It appears that
when the subject OF q road to the river
was before Council ten years ago, the
route by way Of Eleventh street and the
marsh road was 80 favorably considered
that commission for the assessment OF
damages was put upon 1t. This com
mission, composed OF Eli b. Talley,
John w. Bay, Saml Hanby, VIM. Nc
Connell aud John Palmer, viewed the
land necessary for he proposed river
road, and assessed the damages TO The
owners thereof, as follows;
Derricksonis estate, g cents.
George w. raliey, 8 cents.
George Ledge, 8 cents.
George w. Lodge, O cepts
David ForwOod, @ cents
Joseph 8. Derrickson, z,l5@ q cents.
This return was presented to City
Council on August 81, 1871, and seem.
ed to be eatirels satisfactory, as, on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Paynter, 1t was promptly &C.
cepted.
II does not appear that the owners
subsequently objected TO this aware, and
IL Is therefore safe to assume that the
city owns the road-bsd of route 10 the
river, BY way Of Eleventh street.
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Daunagest Crops.

LOUIS WILLIE, KY, June 14.-The
state Commissioner OF Agriculture, in q
monthly bulletin just issued, says that
he drought In May has done more dam.
,ca tn wbeat than was anticipated, and
here cannot possibly be more than two
birds Of crop. Corn has suffered
rom bad seed aud drought, and must be
,ate In maturing. Hemp and tobacco
promise well.
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ghe gaily 6assttt.
- wIr,uINaToN PoST.oYvICE
usTEhhD. "a sEcoND-cLAss AATrEk.
FIRST EDITION.
UNFOUNDED.
r,.. Rumsr that DR.. shsdingsr HAD
I"o r..,mitted suicide Untrue.

uu,uor that Dr. bme~AnBer eA
l"e Committed suicide Untrue'
v,mo,s we're rife on the streets this
EARNING that DR.. l.. @. Sbadinger had
ist, his bone yesterday and naa not re-
,uroed @ this morning, and that u was
@ ssa rad he had been f0ully dealt with or
had committed suicide.
A reporter of the GAZETTE hearing OF
tho ramor, visited DR.. Shsdingers drug
store. s cor. Of Gilpin Avenue aud Scott
street. ia order to verify the report. Dr:
Shadlnper's place OF business was found
10 be closed and all efforts to gain an ad
miitsnce proved to be futile.
A number Of the neIghbors were next
interviewed, aud the general opinion
among them was that the gentleman
had lett his home during . temporary nj
of insanity. He remained away during
the whole Of yesterday, but returned dur
ing the evening, apd remained at nome
until this morning when he again ief',
and has not been heard Of since.
Many persons residing In the vicinity
think that Mr.. Shsdinger has not been
compass mentis for the past six months.
Various reasons are given by bis neigh
bors for his strange actions, but as none
of them could be traced to any reliable
source, II IL useless " mention them.
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why Wear Plaster., i,

that y iama may Y. relieve, but they can't oure
trouble ana I%ack, Tor the kidneys are the
DIRECTLY nu on ,s you want remedy 10 20
restore that. Sa .neir sscretions, TO purify and
Wort hss ',I u healthy conditioE. Kidney
the same @ u.t tnnt specific actIon-and at
Perfectly. Dc Don. y 1 ssEniates the bowels
self. T,oui6 s-day, ana cure your
gists.-Gsrma s,,to,,s mo dry SOLD BY ali Drug
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MaeyEAaHAsTHE PROSECUTOR
The Attorney General 20 Condact
the bfar-rOute Cases.

inc Attorney General TO Conduct
the Star-FOute Gases.
WARRINGTON, June 14.--There
bas been considerable discussion
among the persons interested In the
Star route prosecutions about the
employment Of additional counsel to
present the Governments case. Mr..
Cook will lay the evidence on which
an indictment Is to be asked before
.as Grand Jury, and he will undoubt-
eaiy, perform the brunt of the
routine work. The employment of
some lawyer Of national reputation
70 assist in the trials has been talked
W. ana names Of William A. Beach
9. %w New York and benjamin Harris
sms n.sWs.er Of Philadelphia have been
suggested y aSa t. in this connection. There
~ y 9as y s,G; Gfeat lawyer who is thorough
~ cssss .aml.iar MA with every detail Of Che
1'r Sv saa and who is pre.eminently fitted
AZ sbil;,sa reason - a.. of his knowledge and
Gensrr.i1 70 direct the trial. Attorney
The - D,os reported that he will conduct
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LOCAL LINES.
Deyiled clams At Fullmers. -
Clam croquet at Fallmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.

Professors JOHN NJ. CARNOCHAN |:
E9 BERT UERNSEY VIM. TOD Ii ELL.
MuTH; A. X. HILLS M. W. NOXAN,
and hundreds o the most eminent Ply
prescribe the Liebig Co.'S Arnic tied Ex-
tract Of Witch Hazel. Beware OF cheap
limitations. The Liebig Company offers
NO cheap goods. II offers only honest
wilton Hazel cures Pfies. Sail Rheum
Catarrh, Rheum atism, Lumbago, Painful
Periods and other Female Com D iaints. :
sold In hfty cents and dollar sizes,
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It is now authoritstively reported that
Brady Instead Of making money In Wall
street, rs he had andeavored TO lead the
public to believe, has been . loser In
every speculation In which he ever en-
gagged. The 5000, 600 which the Capital
one Of his organs, asserted that he had
made in stocks, represent . portion OF
his profits from the star-route swindle
and nothing else. These are the facts,
pure and simple, and we calmly await
The next ghost story regarding the rapid
increase Of bis fortune.
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omeers Elected.

Eureka Lodge, No. %, A. F. u A. NJ,
last night elected the following officers.
VIM. M.-Joseph A. Bond.
Sr. Warden-W. s. Qnigley.
Jr. Warden-Robert Maxwell.
Secretary-R. H. Young.
Treasurer-Geo. a. Roberts.
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Farm sold.

Yesterday, L. w. Stidham Il Son
auctioneers, sold the farm belonging
to the estate Of the late John II. Nc
Farlan, near Hare's Corner, to Will
liam Banks of New Castle, for 1885,
80 per acre. The price is not consi-
dered very high.
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e'v.a AT THE
new EXCHANGE!
so5 sHlp1Ey STREET,
FINEST LUNoAEs IN THE CITY.
Served every morning and evening tree,
to gentlemen only. y4
MOTT q E.-RULES REGULATING
IN ODORLESS EXCAVATORS:

E:.RULEs REguLArING
IN ODORLESS EXCAvArORS:
l.. The board shall grant iicenses to all
Sse sa4;s 4 ny ,a Snn 81 ss
waiting companies shall be watsr-tight
and have snfficient covers 70 prevent
splitting. at'"
appearances shall be held fesponsibis fof
any nuisances caused by them, and shall
abate the same without delay.
The board may, BY resolution, stls-
ing companies 1t any time during the
summer months that II may think pro-
g Ali licenses ~ be signed BY the
the 6oefHtafY. sf=t5s -
9. Il shall mot be h spr . licensed
cleaner 10 deposlt the COS - OF priyy,
limits. li l4f4ssg.
7. Ever owner OF an odorleas exca-
waiting apparatus shall be required 70
Keep the carts. when not In use, under
cover, and from public view, especially
or cover shut. except only when receiv-
ing the contents Of privy wells or sinks.
s. The board may revoke the license Of
amy odorless exeaysting company for rs-
.. livery odorless excAvatiL company
shall be required 10 keep record Of al
wells cleaned, and for whom cleaned,
and report the same. quarterly, TO ths
board. F548 sIa. .za75 tsia s5lia if
10. The price for removing the contents
of cesspools for the eorrent year shaf be
lot more than one and 0ne-quarter Cents
per gallon, or ten cents per cubic feet.
4 IL. Fac a odorless excavattng company
rhall hold its tanks. barrels, h0se, e,pumps,
etc., subject 70 inspection ny the exetu
tive officer. who shall report y the board
once q month ON the cond .ti0n Of the
same. s5F 1T auH Yt3tt3 s4a5
The odorless excavatin9 companies
ali olher business, any orders referred 70
them by the Board OF Health.
l3, The board reserves tho right 10
amend these rules 1t any time.
BY order OF the Board. .44 satf
DIR, l.. r. BUsH, President.
Attest: e. b. FRAZER, Clerk.
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LEE CHIN AND HIS BRIDE.
The Marriage Declared Legal and
tha Defeudant Discharged.

Th0 MArFfAG0 UoCHhfeu LeBhH ~H~
the Defendant Discharged.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June 1.-The ia
nous miscegenalion case, In which a
t;hinsman aud q white woman were in-
,Iictad for intermarriage, the ceremony
,ayIne been pei formed In Colorado, was
'iec,ded to-day BY Chief Justice Sener.--
rhe court held that the marriage, being
,aoal m Colorado, 1t was legal here un-
lar the statute. The defendants were
finally discharged. A curious, outgrowth
of the case is that the Chinamen here
have ostracized the bridegroom, Lee
chin. and claim that he has disgraced
their race by marrying white woman.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-15

walking matches all over the country
have been the real style but the "true
auonyU has been shown In those linnu
merable matches nightly walked by anxf-
o.,s father, carrying crying babies. The
remedy-Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup. Price 26
cents q bottle.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers Of . really good chswlng tobac-
70 should ask for Miller,s Good Enough
Navy Plug as It's the only tobacco which
has not the favor OF Drug Store and
does not cause sore mouth.
Al. lid Il va m.
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rhere In room enough In corner OF
.,,apv traveler's writing desk t. carry the
sonr}sf's iriend--Dr. Bulfs baltimore
PIlls, Price 25 cents.
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Uuds.M.rh Ur RETAIL STOCK OF HosrrRY Ara
Nos a. A, ass ~ america. y Cook q BRorHEs
H1LAnr, u % NoRTH EIaHrH srREEr
promn. IA. s.,s All orders WIN have
n20-wlyspnr,
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Exeursfon Ts-Merrew.

From present Indications the Houss-
hold Of Faith Church Sunday school viii
have ag0od'd for their excufsion 70
Wooulawn Beach. The committss
having the exonSlIon tnt Cliargs have
best excursions Of the ssas0u. The
oelsbratsd Kinggeid Band 81 Reading
has been engaged for the occasion.
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Asesinss re.Nig,.t.
"WEDNESDAY

Che mnn,Sage, No. s, I. o.o.F
Morninr Eso,dse, No. Is, k. Of F.
ns Lodge. No. 8, A, d. G. -
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1851 Prizes, amounting to..........ellI

1867 Prizes, amounting to..........ell0.A 40
Responsible corresponding agents xant-
ed at all ps,lnts, TO whom liberal cornpen-
For further infoFmatioh, write clearly,
giving full address. Sand orders BY sx-
press or Registered LIE ter or Money Or
der by mAii. addressed only 70 -
- Tia n. A. DAUPHIN,
Nav Orleans. La.
or N, A, DAUPHIN 81 81 t4l..#sslfa- f. q 4
No. 2f2 Broadway. Nav York.
Ali our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are upder the supervision and manage-
ment of GENERALS @. =. BEAUHE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
junel5 -dAwAw,
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HEw ADvEsTlsH1IEH71.

NoTrCE,-THp MEMBERS OF THE
IN knights Of 6t. Lawrence are hereby
noti fed 70 attend an. adiourned meeting
Of the Society, this Wednesday evening,
At 1880 O'Clock, for adoption Of new con-
stitution. Signed. 4 s.
jel5-lt EFF. KANE. Secretary.
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Strawberry shipmenss.

The shlpments Of stravberriss over
the Delaware railroad yesterday were
a. follOws:
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LOUISIANA STATE. LOTTERY.
Sn!||[d II

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SEWN TR
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS q.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, JULY
N, 1854 I-ls4sh Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co
Incorporated In 1868 for q years BY the
Legislature for EducatI onal and Ohari-
table purposes-with q capital Of u ,O00.-
OOO--to which o reserve fund Of over 4110,-
JOO has since been added ASHsA1s
BY an overwhelming popular vote fts
franchise was made part Of the present
State Consultation adopted December I'd,
Its arnnd single numhss Drawlngs
VIII take place monthly. n nsysr scalss
Or posepones. Leok at the tslloWing Bis
CAPITAl. RRlxE, ese,eoo.
10000 TICK ErS AT TW0-DoLLARS
EACH. rs. ONE
DOLLAR.
.iif LIsr or PRxxns. s
1 Capital Prize of,.....-........f3l0t 700
/ Capitai Prize 0f .......... 1000
lCApital Prise eof...s....s......s. o9
2Prizes OF ", sz,oU................ss o,M.
Prizes Of l.000..s....s.. ....s.. t.N0
,oo y Prisss Prisss of 81 ice.............:. ioSSo
2j0 Prizes OF 5O...... .....s..s. Msue0
kal Prizes OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lu,OO0
lao Prizes Of l0..........s...... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRTxEn.
approximation prisss Of esoo..... e2.70
.t ~ SEsI 00. 80. I8al
lOO..... S0I
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DUBLIC SALE
Il 7lg - --0E-ts A|
COWS, sPRINGERs AND BULLS.
VIII be sold ct Public Hale, 1T the Prac-
tical Farmer. Brandywine Hd. !, on
l.a MONDAY JUNE 20. lssi,
Of lo'cloek, p. ~. E.e
40 head OF very choice LAneas- -
ter county fresh cowh and spring G3s
snd four months credit. -
l'g4.5ff ROBERTs 4 TYSON.
L. W. 6TIDHAM d SON. Auct'rs. Jel4
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HOUSES AT AUCTION,
~ On SATURDAY, June l8, It o.
clock, p. M. in Stidhams = Auction Room
No. Ill e. Fourth street.
No. 326 East Seventh street, q three
story brick with frame in rear mine rooms
lot IA BY 86 feet. No. ~ Lord street, . two
by 20 feet. Part Of the purchaae money
may remain On mortgage. .fi i,a 10 10 Il
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pRoPosALs., fas 6s5i,4,e9 -
OYFIcE, OF THE EoUIrAsLR GAS
LIGHT Co,
Coz. OALvERT \ FAxErrE 6Ts.,
BALrIkoRE, MD.r June II. 1851.
Sealed proposals will be receiyedat this
ofiice, until the 18th day OF June, 1851, for
Of q RetOrt House and foundation OF
benches for the Equitable Gas Light
Company. of Baltimore, Nd,
be seen at this ONCE, between the hours
Of Q a.. M. and 5 r n. The aaid WORK 70
be Completed on or be:oEe the nFst day OF
September. 1881. Blank proposals win be
-1-.-.-.,',',-'' WM. FARMER,
jeI4-h W. t't Constructing Engineer.
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SEED POTATOES.

r HAVE FOR SALE TEN TONS OF EARLY
| Red Rose Potatoes, which are the finest
for seed of any potatoes in the State. Fer
particulars apply to THOMAS wETHkREn.
at the Warehouse.
Eureka, April 20. 1881. ap1'u
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SOCIETIES.

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. NO.
TIME STATED ooNvooATIoNs OF r
IL Johns Chapter. No. ., R. A. NJ. will :.
held at Masonic Hall, on the Saturday next SD,
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each month
All Royal Arch Nasons. in good standing. ~
cordially invited TO attend.
A. L. FITZGERALD. n. p.
A. d. Rock, Secretary.
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DErE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at reasonable figure. by the
month. at his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is
good winter range. and I will take stock from
town every two weeks, returning them when
desired. ol9-u
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SAIE
HOUSE AND LOTS.

STuIs PROPERTY IS SITUATED ON MON
roe street. two lots north OF the residence
of r. Sadler. and consists Of
Small wooden Building and Lots,
Having frontage of b4xlO0 feet. The owner
is desirous of disposing of the property imme-
diately. and will sell 1t cheap.
For particulars inquire OF
o6 DIR. MEN LEE, Chinatown.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-25
DR.. MANk CE e
Chinese Physician.


few doors below Clark.
nR. MAxE GEE HAS LATELY AsscCfA.
IL ted himself with q member OF the nedt-
cal fraternity rarrptly from csnten. China.
who has had 90 years. practice ass royal rhyfi.
cinp. This doctor has chp4re fnsdicinss only
known to the highest medical spthnrity In the
old conatry, which { feet the most remarkable
cures. All chronic cases of bnth msts HnG
females sreedily snd permanently cured
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka. Feb 81. 1881 feb 22-'n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-25
Dissolution Of CePartlerslip.

rv,HE co.pARTNRRsHIp HERETOFORE
i existing between Joseph Mendes and Oss-
per Schmidt under the Arm name Of Mendes
L Schmidt. IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Joseph Mendes will continue the
business and will pay ell debts due by the
Arm, he having purchased ali the inSerest OF
Casper Schmidt therein. -
JOSEPH MENDES.
CASPER SCHMIDT.
Eureka, May Q, 1881. my3 I'm