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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

The President has gone fishing. HIS
example Is worthy of imitation. 6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

A st. Louis scientist" has eiphered
it all out and has found that the world
is precisely 100000 years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

Governor Foster, of Ohio, and Gener-
al Hawley, of Connecticut, will take
part in the Republican canvass in the
state of Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
THE NEWS.

The Ddi& Register seiR Be mailed to
rsodsrs OuF Of torn for sirty:fee cents
Der month. address changed as often
as desired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

Smallpox has broken out among the
Indians, but it only kills the good ones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

The Maine Democratic State Conven-
ton meets at Lewiston next Wednes-
iaX.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

Thus far the lawyers nave gobbled all
the nominations in Pennsylvania. Ev-
cry Republican candidate and every
guerilla candidate is a disciple of Black
sfOnR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

Yellow fever has visited the country
sixty-fye times. The last visitation, in
1878, caused 100000 eases, 10000 deaths
and cost in direct and indirect losses
SlOO,OOO,OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
MAN Hurt.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register

Special Dispatch 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 2+-Charles Burke,
of this city. was slightly injured by the
caying In Of q sand bank while at work to-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

Since 1870, up to date, the river and
harbor appropriations by Congress ag-
gr,gate S94, l02,S75. A goOdly number
OiCOngressmen Observation-Disclosures
on account Of this expenditure of
money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

A New York policeman the other day
arrested an urehn for vagrancy. When
taken TO the station the youngster bad
with him basket half full Of cigar
Stumps in all stages of nastineSs, just a
they had been rescued from the gutter.
In court he stated that be was paid ten
cents pound for the stubs by q man
Who used them for making cigarettes.
The officer stated that a great number
Ofchildren were similarly engaged, and
that the manufacture of cigarets from
such material was extensive. 1t would
seem to be somebody's business to find
out who these manufacturers are and
what are the brands they manufacture.
Lieutenant De Long and his men
starved to death in the horrible, desolate
waste of the Siberian tundra" Sir
John Franklin, Captain Crozier and all
that party starved to death on the north
coast of British America. Barentz, Sir
Hugh Willoughby and his crew, and
many other exploring parties in Arctic
Regions, all perished in the same miser-
able manner. Why will governments
expose their officers and men, or per-
mt them to be exposed to such fate?
As long Is governments will fit out or
Sahctlon such expeditions, men will vol
uh'eer to go upon them. The scanty
returns made to scientific knowledge
are no sort Of Compensation whatever
Or the reckless waste of life which at
ehuS these explorations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

EAn enterprising Chicago firm tavorS
SHE REaIsTER with "priyate and
Confidential" offer to furnish an ela0o-
grste illustration Ofthe hanging OF Gui-
teau. The accompanying proof gives a
vivid picture of the scene, including ev-
erybody who is likely to be there and
some who may be unable to be present.
The expression IN the assassin's face Is
fatal to the artistic merit of the picture.
We don't wont it, even at the low price
of 10. Horace Greeley once said:
Those Chicago fellows are too id en-
terprising."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

The Boston Advertiser remarks that
If the Republican party, which former
" had no trouble in getting votes hon.
. estly, is obliged to offer cash terms for
States and Northumberland the assess
ment looks like tit is time it made an
assignment and retired from business"
San Francisco expects to spend in its
next fiscal year 81, ll6, $50, of which 81
9,4Sg must be raised through direct
taxation by levy offs 80 per 800 on
TO.UJO,OOO of property. With Str'eo
and county taxes, this raises the general
rate to 81 o., heavy burden on real
estate in a city whose valuation has de-
clined heavily of late wears.
Lee Pow Foou, renowned for his
fabulous wealth, was buried in San
Francisco the other day in the midst OF
din that riyaled Fourth Of July eel
ebration. He was president of one OF
the Six companies. He owned an inn
mense plantation in China, stocked
with :, 900 slaves, three wives, and seven
children. FoOn was the richest heathen
in america.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

but to place upon the statute books legis-
latiye enactment with ratification by the
people appended. There was much discus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
VOTING THE TAX.
wetreI County Gives the W., p. q c.
Road q Boost.
0n.SSi1Y Dsrx.rkeA 10 khs Reu1sfeT,

SpecsdI DtSpdIeh % Ne 1feytS1e5'
NEw MARrINSyILLE, w. Va, June "a, 4:3O
p. M.-Estimate for subscription, 29o; esti-
mate no subscription, 50. Total $40. The
last IS votes have all been in favor of sub
scription. The opposition is well nigh
done. x-s.ff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
with the Rope
For the Fall.

Then there are pinioning ropes about the
size Of sash cord cut into lengths OF hye or
six feet. with which the arms OF the con-
demned man are tied together behind the
back at the elbows and wrists, and the legs
at the knees and ankles. There is also
necessary for an orthodox execution a
black cap, made of cambria, with slit in
the back for the rope. This has strings, so
that il can be tied on over the rope, and is
so adjusted as To hide the face. Before the
execution, thers Is q thorough test made OF
the appliances A bag of sand, weighing
40 or 50 per cent. more than the Condemned
man, is put in the moose, and the trap Is
then sprung,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

NEw MARrISsvILLE. w. VA, June "a
Up to this writing IS o'clock p NJ there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

FoEpiles, constipation and torlid liver,
neys fail to take MASALIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

1t is said Lieutenant Danenhower
will lecture. He ought to wait till the
mercury getsdown an inch or two below
zero, when people will more readily ap-
Prrri,te the Arctic experience Of the
J,annette's crew.
Arabi Bey has mapped out beauti-
hl summer campaign, blowing up
canals, cutting railroads and massacre
ing Europeans. But what does the
young man suppose other nations will
he doing about that time?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26
Chairman John L. Hayes Is silent.

BosroN, Mass, June 24,-Mr. John l..
Hayes, chairman of the Tariff Commission,
refuses to talk just now, as he thinks 1t i'm
proper until he receives his appointment
formally from the government and instruc-
tions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

SPRISGFIELp, Ills, June 24-To a corre-
spondent who requested Mr.. A. NJ. Gar
hnd's ideas on the tariff question he re-
piled: Having been so recently confirmed
| do not feel competent to properly answer
YOUR request for my views of the proper
scope of labor of the Tariff Commission"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-26

In the promises OF this Gospel; and come
10 then, and offer them my arm, or take
their arm and bring them 70 this Gospel
veil. Sit down, father or mother, ,sit down;
zee IL there il anything ut the we'll Tor you.
Come. David, the Psslmist, have you any.
~ 'ng encouraging to Offer themf "fe."
I'll. vi. the Psalmist, "they shall sttll bring
ss ~ -. in old age, they shall be fat and
Loftn ifu.. = show that the Lord 10 up
oI,i'hHiHs f;,ps Hs ROCK md there /. no so1. oa
rifhteoume. in n. S%e; neul ts, nroObec;.s ss.s
you anything tossy ON va" ava Issish,
for these aged peoplef d .hee and 20
boary hairs will carry thes n.,St
the Lord Is going 70 eaSIy you 49, -.
not to worry much Abous Nour ian m.
sight and failing iimos Ysr 5o ~sji
worried for fear some tine you W.,
come to want, DO yoo. 49,.
children and gfandehfforen soms. .,
speak q little shsfps1 yoa bscsuA u 49,
dlments. The Lord will not SpeA
Do you think you will come to Wsut, !. ~. -
do You think tbe Lord is2 AEe His 8 ~;
ries empty? VIII he feed the rsyen -.
THE rsbtii and the lion In the desert {.
forget you? Why, nsturaiists tell ~ thA
the porpoise will not forsake its wounded
and sicf mate. And do you suppose the
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Altitude sbsss Lib vsses 81 Nhssaisg:

). r s,.s =, r. 3 9 8 q sssssa .sss. ss ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
White Burlsy.

Tho general adoption Of thls tobae.
throughout upper Kentucky aud
Oh!o, has made Cincinnati the largcs,
leaf tobacco market IN the world.
The total ofsriugs Of tobacco IN that
city for tho year 1881. we're 67,645
lIhds. Tho Western Tobacco Journ
al, which Ia our authority for the
above statement, says OF Kentucky
the increase Of last years planting Of
White Burley over that Of 1850, Il al
least 40 per cent The reports OF the
success of this tobacco IN this county
arc very conflicting, even In the same
ncighb,vhoods. Last year did no,
clifford fair test, since being very dry
gear Il was most unpropitious for the
growth Of light tobaccos. While III
Louisville last summer, we called OIL
a warehouseman, and had some con-
vcrsation with him, Ia tho course O.
which something was said Of Chris
,ian coun,y's product Of White Bur
ley In 1880. lie SAID that Il was no
\ Of a nature 10 be called encouraging
,hat the richness of II untitled II fo
strict Durley classification, nor ye
\ was Il oily enough for tho German
classes. II will probably take two O
three years longer to decide thi
8 question for our county, aud at bes
Il can but be qualified one, siuce q
a many different characters Of sol
rs arc found In this county, just I
tina, many degrees of perfection wi
this species be produced. Man
of our farmers who made almosl
total failure last year are going TO tr
Il again.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

"The Ladies' of the Leaf" q sociciy
of South Kentucky College, made up
Of the post graduates and students Of
that ins,itution executed most de-
lightful programme last Fridaynlglh,
the occasion Of their first open SEES
sion. Miss Susie Edmnnds, the
worthy President, opened the exer-
ciscs with an eloquent and pointed
little speech, III which she made
apology TO The audience for this, their
first appearance before tho public
an apology which The forth coming
exercises did not warrant. She OK
planned the name by which their So
ciety was designated, drawing a sub
tie aud Ingenious comparison be
tween tho members Of the club, am
| The Ladiesoftho Leaf, who In Chan
Ger are represented as discarding thu
uncertain, though elegant habitatioI
ofthe flower for tho more substantial
shelter Afforded by tho loaf. Carry
ling outthe metaphor, she said the OBJ
ieci Of their organization was soli'
Improvement, aid no, the friyoIon
amusement implied in tho Sout
Aeuluckita's statement thai thci
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entertainment would consist OF cha
radcs &c., Ga good naturel thrust Mt
us for making the wrong announce
meni lust week OF tho character Of
the programme.) President Edmunds'
beautiful address was loudly applaud
cd and we wish we could reproduce
all Of II. The society being thus ably
Introduced to tho audience, Miss
Allie Goodin was presented and re-
cited "The African Chief" It was
well performed, the beauty Of Miss
Goodin's style being the perfect dis
,incincss with which every word ut
tered was heard. Miss Susie Sites
then read her "To.day aud To-mor.
row,"a well wordcd essay, rcpleie
With bright sparkling figures. In
Miss Martins "tireen Mountain
justice" our Imagination, stimulated
by Miss Camlnic's almost perfect elo.
cution, brought the picture yividly
before us OF the squire and his girl
see.sawlng across the roof OF that
barn, while we inadvertently listen-
ed to hear "Pheobc' answer some
where IN the audience. At the close
her recitation was vigorously APP
plauded. So was Miss Yager's piece
In which she. was so hard OH the
bachelors. We happened TO DO sit
ting by an Individual of the much
abused class, and periodical, pellucid
perspiration prolruded from livery
pore. Miss Maudc Johuston's essay
entitled "a Wild Goose Chase" was
a novel conception, and was read in
an entertaining manner. Miss Eta
Greenwood's reading OF character
and Achievement" was well done.
She has a clear, though not very
strong voice, hence was not heard by
those IN tho back paH 81 the audience.
Her Infection and modulations were
very good. Miss Lucy Edmunds'
rendition OF sThe Raven was excel
lent. Her voice, though not strong.
showed careful training, and she had
the undivided attention III the audi
ence from first to last. We heard
Rolla Ryah attempt the piece last
spring. We did not listen to II with
half tho satisfaction then as we did
to Miss Lucy on this occasion. In
our humble judgment 1t was the
bcst feature OF lhe- Tut this isi''
iair. IL
The Argus was. thenircad by Miss
Fannie Coleman. Il Is edited b,
! Miss Susie Edmund. and the las
named young lady. II 10 we'll named
but Argus never guarded 10 will
half tho vigilance eyinccd by tiiost
Young ladies IN the get up OF thci
paper. II made some happy hits
was well received, and wound up tn
entertainment very appropriately.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
Special Locals.
A WORD TO THE
DELINQUENT.

Contrary to our
purpose and rules, we
accommodate some OF
our patrons by per-
hitting them to take
out goods on a prom
Use of getting the mon
ey in a week Or at the
furthest in 80 days?
Which W III b 9
equivalent to CASH.
A good proportion
have either forgotten
or failed Intentionally
to come up with the
tin. To those we say
ante up at once with
out putting US to
further cost and trou-
BILE. Comply wit b
lyour obligations OF
else when you ask for
ccom m O d a tt o n S
again you will be de-
MED them.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17


kind, and had only 5000 inhabitanif.
Now 1t boasts all these improve
nicnis, has gas and watcr-works, has
a may Or, n board of aldermen, 20 po-
lIcemen, the finest tobacco and wheat
mai kei In kentucky, the best system
of public schools going, ami city OF
5000 inhabitants. ~
Why John what on Garth are yon
saying2 All this progress IN 10 years !!
Yes all this progress in fifteen
years.
What was-what could have caused
Is John.
/, Free turnpIkos, Jane.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
THE BRIDAL TOUR.

I, was o clear bright evening in
the Autumn Of 1898 that q young
couple were TO be seen through the
,rcllis work OF vine covered SUM
mer.house very closely engaged In
earncst conversation. II was In the
town of L. about 20 miles
from the booming city of IL Its
nearest point to the railroad. The
couple of which we speak, were very
az pith IL Judging iron, their juxta-
position. They had been old sweet
hearts IN Virginia, but owing to the
condition Of the young mans
erchcquer,ilic old man made her post
pone. Two years ago however the
old man aud family lef, Virginia aud
moved 10 this thriyiny Kentucky
town Of L.. simultaneously the
yourg man accepted a position In a
whole sale grocery honsc IN Il.
Fortune smiles OH him aud no finds
himself happy diittis a,ttamn eve, in
tho consciousness Of mofcycd man
hood. The old man says yes aud all
they've to do is to name the day.
April lst. Is suggested by her.
No said he that's all fools day, and
besides | don't want 1t put OF SO
long. February 9th ls a. last agreed
upon as ,h. Heavenly day.
But said she suddenly as ifahe had
forgotten something, the roads arc
very bad about that time and VIC
want 10 give big lay out and invite
all our country friends, besides W.
will have to go to IL TO take tho
train for our Wedding tour. and q
miles Of SIX inch mud viii be yer,
depressing to our fclici,ous spirits
"My dear said John you have neyel
been 10 IL or you would know tina
we have a turnpike allthe way"
Well the wedding came off yer.
happily and next morning the coupl
started to IL to take the cars 70
their bridal trip. The groom had
spanking span of blacks and spuI
along ovcrihe smooth turnpike, lik
| q printers roller over all announce
ment for Sheriff, subject to the actio
Of the Democratic party OF Christia,
20. After the first FIVE or six mile
had been passed, she pulled her In
out OF his mouth and usked where I'll
toll gates were. This Is a free turl
pike, my dear was his reply, and sh
looked over tho hodge OF the Ian
that her fellow kept telling had IL
creased in value 30per cent in cons'
quence of this same turnpike. Whe
} they got 10 IL he showed her Il
city and put of their trip till the ne
day.
/, What Is that great building Jol
Just there on the corner?
That's the whole sale grocery hou
!, in which lam one day to be partn,
Jane, IS ~
Q And that? lisa big chair aud fur
r iture mandatory, said John. Tn
:, largo building next to II is a Who'll
& sale hard ware house.
: All at once John's girl gave a sta
: and gripped lis arm like vic
; What was it? asked poor Jane il
> whipser.
2 That was nothing but the soy
/ clock striking one. John show
70 her all the lions of,he great city a
~ that evening as they were resti
Al from their walk and she was talki
Y Of what q city IL was to be 81,
D. Yes, said John and they toll me Il
ID 10 years agoit couldn't boast as
rs gle ice factory nor aloom, nor apl,
~ tobacco mauulaclory, nor to-
ir clock, nor a wholesale house Of q
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
South Kentuckian.
llopKINsvILLE. JAN.l7. 1882.

r.S5-Our subscription rates werc
Reduced Oct. Is. 1881, to 81 so strictly
Fash IL adoaace. All unpaid sub
scriptions. beginning prior to that
Hate, will be charged at old rates ill
bald. No subscriptions are taken
how except for cash III advance, aud
nil papers will be stopped when out,
unlass promptly renewed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
Two bloods Of salina. Kansa


i Two bloods OF Salina, Kansas,
'werc rivals in love,aud decided upon
sluel tosettle the question Of possession.
They selected their seconds, got asur-
geon, and retired to sequestered
nook, where they snrcad a blanket and
the deadly work began. At the first
deal one Of the rivals got two pairs.
jacks and deuces, and failed TO, fill.
Ills hated rival showed down four
=. Kings and took the queen. The sur
geon got SlO, the seconds got disgust
FL, and theloser got drunk, while the
winner got married. L Kansas City
Times.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
I()|| SA|,I

The most desirable residence on
Russellyillc street. The lot contains
7 Of an acre and has an alley on one
side and one in the rear. The house
is frame, metal roof, containing 6
rooms, kitchen, cellar and wash room,
Is one Of the best built houses in the
city. Also double frame servants
house, stable, coal house, cistern and
poultry yard. Price low and terms
Easy. Apply to NJ. FRANKEL 4
SONS or CALLS 3 HAYES.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
soc1AlITIEs.

g.
Capt. Sam NJ. Gaines arrived, Sun
<dav from Frankfort.
A. q A. Terry ex.Ci,v Judge Of
csliz was IN tho city Yesterday.
:, n;
MT NV '" o',Po", "
.;,v yes,er,lav
Nrs. Jameson Of Pembroke was n
guest at Bethel Female College last
week.
i Miss Nellie Blakcy, Of Auburn,
tKy.. ua,riculsted last week in Bethel
.Fc,ns,e College.
Ne Ar II king sec,'y. Of Church
MN Gr,uye Maid ma n pleasant call
,yh,,,. /. ~. civ
CON. ....
In. loo. v;.,,;.v fr;erds At Pembroke
,,...oa ,,roug,, tho city Sunday eli
rou,. for home.
"a. , A..
3r,o,,.;,sv;,,o SATURDAY. AFTER mn alb.
seuco or n month. visiting friends IN
,yendcrson and Princeton.
:,
bora. of Tahiti, A., Bauey IN Evans.
,,,lio Una 4, tho ci,v last week IN the
interest ofbis business.
~. hoo. s.r.sea
49,, Ct. ,,..,,;,,. ,,.,;,,.ss ,,erc
for sotuc mon,hs. left for Evansville
Sunday, accompanied by his wife.
"a, .,p M. ,..,,r .
- , ~ r.
- - go, 49,,
lafayette about week ago.
M,ss "A, mesch,m returned "a
1,ar homo In Nor,h Christian las,
,m,d.y a,,cr q vis,t ia week te
,.,.,.,s l., ,h..,,,
vs. Ar'. W. NJ 'f'ce e''ef WIS" y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

The thirty six members Of the Utah
Legislature show up fifty zine wives,
and many Of them are not quoted mat
ilimomally atall, except Thus; sNum-
BET Of wives uncertain, The highest
number old hens any Of tho old Leg.
islative ROSTERS SPORT is quoted at six,
Wide many them possess the love af-
fiction of'from two to iive.--T Bowling
green Democrt, <.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
Advertised Letters.

A facetious yonng man calls certain
female institute a "Vennor weather
prediction" because it contain SO
many misses. II Covington Common.
wealth.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

The ladies' 81 the Cumberland Pres
bytcrian church viii give an oysicr
supper at tho Cont House td-aigh,,
fur the bencfi, Of tie church Ad.
missiou 50 cents. All are invited 10
ATTEND.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary F. Howard, for self, and as executrix
to George F. Howard, deceased, by warranty
deed to Fred w. Klemcke, parcel OF land,
situated about I6H miles from San Antonio,
west of Medina river, lot I and 7, out of orig
inal survey az; consideration S6531 10.
John Larzlere, by warranty deed, to John
IT, Martin and l.. Martin, his wife, lot 10 in
block 6, a subdivision of orr ginal city lot No.
60. east of the Alazan creek and west of the
San Pedro: consideration SI5o.
M. II. Davidson and wife, Charlotte M.
Davidson. by warranty deed to Eliza l.. Ber-
rev. of Mobile in the state of Alabama, lots
Il. in block 20, west side avenue d; consid-
Grafton ST.. 400 at date and $500 and interest
and eight per cent interest in twelve months,
a vender's lien being retained on the property
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-24
For Sale.

A Very desirable farm, with a small but com
Portable house and cOmmOdiOus corn cribs
thereon, situated on the San Antonio river,
about fourteen miles south of this city, con-
three miles to the GOlial road. Fifty acres are
under fence and in cultivation, and at least
.HU bushels of corn have been raised on the
place. this year. There is II magnificent belt of
bearing pecan trees on the river front, and the
land back il thiCkly covered with II vast guam
tity of the very best mesquite aud oak timber.
About forty heal of cattle (Of these twenty
four are gentle milch cows will bc sold with
the place Terms, cash. For further infOrmu-
tium apply AT this Office, or To
JOHN DOBBIN,
l2-22j- 10 Avenue {,