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A Perfect Remedy in 20 Diseases.


am yerging on eighty years, and deem 1t
my duty to suffering humanity To say that
my long life IL due 10 Brandreths Pills which
nave been my sole medicine for half IA cen
tury. know the last forty-three years of
my life is owing solely to their use. Your
Pills saved me many times after the best
medical skill in several States had given me
up az hopeless have had many converts to
pnrgatien with Brandreths Pills, and have
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For children, n few d. SEES have cured measles
scarlcct fever, and whOOping cough. In NIL
female troubles and weakness ! have never
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and apoplexy have yielded to 4 persistent
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"CLINT0N, Iowa, April 20, 1851


~ wish you would send me spring for the
VIM. Ellcry Watch - . by the way this Ell
lery IL Il watch sold in your Screw BeZel
Case To II farmer last fail. The first Of Janu-
AIRY he lost the watch i'm the woods, and found
| il this week in about one foot al water. IL
| had lain three months and over in snow and
water with hut slight injury to the watch
| only hair-spring.
c. 3. RAYMOND"
The above were very severe tests, ind de-
| monstratc beyond doubt. that for any re-
| sonable length Of time during which IA watch
might he under water il would receive no in
| jury whatever
We make these cases in both gold and Sill
yer, and rs Perfectly Dust-PrOof Stem
Winding Watch Case, Challenge the
| World 3" Produce it's Equal.
For Sale by all First. Glass Jewellers.
| 42m3
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-06-22
TIM 3 Err L A Nd s =!

We think the extension OF railroads greatly
the call for all kinds wood and timber However much
hay be used tor fuel, timber absolute necessity for null
tude OF purposes The constantly increasing demand will rapidly
absorb surplus We look for stronger and rapid
improvement in timber than in farm lands.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-06-22
Manifest Destiny Points to MalkatO

the great distributing OF Southwestern Mnesoa-ts
busy industries fast multiplying, will be pushed the
supply the rapidly developing the country beyond
ootlod will be worth fortune in the future. If
want home if want business locao and
lend hand to make
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Hear What the Deaf Say

eehas performed miracle I'm my case.
have no unearthly noises In my head and
heat much better.
have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped great deai-think an
an her hottie will cure me-
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r., j. TIL q NJ AS.
FOR SALE.

w w Davis has one of the best improved
farms in Bine Earth county for sale or trade
sect 81, containing 100 acres, as follows: ~
acres under pillow, 10 acres good pasture, 81
acres timber aud 10 acres good meadow.
Distance from Mankato miles. Always wa
zer ia the pasture. with "A good wei ana pump
AT the house. ALSO with good farm house
.2s22 feet, two story high, well divided INTO
50 rooms, aud finished conv' nient a. Il iar,,
un,I.n. Cellar I6x3I feet. feet hiRh wei
iuIiiI ~ ,th staples. sheds, granary und corn
..rib put uI, ss temporary. Terms: Phrtiy
cash and the balance within i've or ten years
at per cent.
olj.. 32me
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-06-22
Tho most reliable, carefully prepared and
purgative of the present age IL
BRANDRETH'S PILL

They arc compounded of Roots, Herbs and
Gums of the most healing and beneficial kind.
"A a Family Medicine they are unrivallcl,
curing Headache, Constipation. Liver Com
plant. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia-ciearing the
blood of all notwithstanding on the Liver,
Kidneys and other important organs, rem"v-
ing the waste tissue, and adding years Ia the
lives of all who use them.
For fifty years they have been used by the
American public, and their constantly in
creasing sales show how they are appreciated
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NJ ANK Alto
THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.

We offer Lots in the proper suitable for business
locations Lots in all the Additions long time if parties will
improve.
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NAVAL BATTLES OF %s RI.

l. :. y, y. Thrilling Pictorial History of tho
worries great Sea Fights, with specimens of
Naval Architecture uf all agcs. 4 record of
wonderful Exploits more Interesting than
iictlun, Price only T3. II sells everywhere.
AEEWYC make $4,000 per month. Al.
'A"o" Sircss j. G. McCuRDY y co,
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Go operative PiamS Of Houses.
large ana small. Most modern designs, 10y
skilled, experienced architects, viii. 80 chi
cations complete, from 81 upwards Send 10
cents Tor Aplitnations. illustrate Il Pamphlet
FINCH CO.: Warren 81, New York
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manufacturing interests of Mankato in the full
tide of successful prosperity mechanics at work; labor
employed than before enterprises being projected
every haltabc occupied and the brightest prospects
the rapid growth the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
D d PROVISIONS.
Special Dispatches 70 The Bee.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New YORK, April 3-Flour-Markev
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat -Msrket opened TIA 2c lower foi
cash; ~ortiops nominally unchanged; un,
graded spring, l il3; unsraiod red. l lGj
| al 10; steamer No. 3 red, l 0si; M.
red, l OH; steamer No. 2 red, l I7i; No,
2 red, l 20391 2Oa; certificates, l 202@
l 224; l 20 delivered; ungrsded white,
! C6i@l 23t; No. 2 white, l 012G1 OF;
No. l white, l i2@1 liz,
Corn-Cssh market to lower; options
opened t@Ac better, but Afterwards lost
most OF the advance, closing firm: un.
graded. 61G67c; No 8. 65k@65b; steamer,
65a@65sc; No. Q. 66t@6Sc; No. 2 white,
Osts-Market higher; mixed western,
5O@53Ac; white western, 5S@57c.
Eggs Market higher and firm; western
fresh, 19@19ic.
Pork-Msrket quiet. but steady; new
mess, 10 20919 25; options nominal.
Bulk Meats Market quiet but firm.
Gut Meats-Mnrket dull and nominsl at
10 %.
Lard-Mnrket strong; prime steam,
IL go for April; IL 5S@Ii 63for May; IL 81
oil 6S for June; IL 66@1t II for July;
IL 6I@ll 60 for August; IL 6S@ll II for
September.
Butter MAJ ket dull and unsettled at
10932c.
sT. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. April S.-Flour--Market
quiet.
Wheat Market unsettled and lower; No
2 red fall. l 0Sa for cash; l OSs for April;
l ll4@1 IL for May; l 12s61 1873 for
June; 0st@l 0Sg for July; l 05@l O5s
for the year, closing Mt inside prices; No. 8
rel fall, l 03.
Corn Market lower and Inactive; 471@
49, for cash; 49,, for April; 5Ob05O5 Tor
May; 53c for June; 5is@55}o for July.
Oats Market strong and higher; 44@l
44so for cash; 4i2c for May; 44j bid for
June.
Rye-Mnrket dull at 5ic.
B.rleY-Market quiet and unchanged OF
e0G80c.
Corn Meal Market higher at 2 so.
Butter-Market quiet and unchanged;
dairy 20@27c; creamery, 25@3Oc.
Eggs MarHet dull at lac.
Whi'key-Market quiet and unchanged
ct 1 Ia.
Pork-Msrket frmer and more business
done; J8 S7A for cash; Is 47A91S so for
May; 10 50 bid for June.
Bulk Meats Ma, ket fitmer; long clear,
10 90; short rib, 10 O5; short clear, 10 80.
Bacon Market firm; 10 ga; short rib,
10 Is; short clear. IL 90.
Lard-Msrket nominal.
AFTERNOON BOARDING. quotations on
account of the election.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
PERSONAL.

DIR. G. p. Waller and d. M. Butler, Of
0sceols, are at the Paxton.
w. f, MoMillap, travelling auditor Of
the U. p, went west to-day.
O. n. Dewey left last evening for
Florida, to stay about . fortnight.
Mrs. j. Mowrey, Of New York, and
Mrs. Fl. T. Mowrey, are at me Paxton.
w. s. Stretch, Of Falls City, and Geo.
8. Smith, Of Plattsmoutb, are In the city.
James Stevenson left to-day for Soda
SPRING., Wyo., and other western points,
Jos. L~aChapelle, formerly of THH BRH
and now of the Glenwood Daily Eagle, IL
In town.
j. r. Hunter, state agent Of the CONT,
mental Life Insurance Company, returned
to-day in time to cast his vote In the right
direction.
A. H. Aylesworth, who has been chic
clerk of the Paxton hotel since its opening
has resigned his place. Mr.. Ayleswortl
| will remain In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
LIVE ETCCk

Special Dispatches to TIN Bsl.
tFor receipts End shipments OF grain and
live stock, zee "Trafic" in another col.
umn.
CHICAGO, April 8. The Drovers' Joar.
nal rep ,rts Is follows:
Hogs Weaker and declined 5@10c Der
100 lbs; packers and shippers were buying
but the quality vas common and good to
best; heavy. Z 7o@S 90; light. 2 3o@7 70;
mixed, 7 25@7 60.
Cattle-Slow and easier; 10c per 1OOllhs
lower; poor to fair shipping, 5 25@5 95;
good to choice, 6 00G06 6 :; exporters. 6 go
al 90: butchers, 2 1904 40; COWS, 5 3O@
5 70; for steers, stockers and feeders, 3 60
as 90 and closed tame.
Sheep-1nquiry fair and firmly held;
q very prime load f lambs averaging 81
pounds at z 10; fair to choice, ASSOC 80.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, April 3.-The CONNER.
cial Indicator this afternoon reports as
follows:
Cattle Market 10c lower and weak;
good to choice steers. 8 15@6 80; stockers
and feeders, 425@5 90; COWS, $1,000 40.
Hogs Weak and 1O@l5c lower; light,
725@7 IS; medium, z 40@7 50; good to
choice, z 50@7 60.
sheep-Steady; muttons of 80 lbs aver.
age, s 90.
81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Cattle-A fair de.
mand but offerings very light; the trans.
actions email and tone quiet and easier fol
shipping grades but strong on butcher
stuff; export steers, 6 1907 90; good tc
choice shipping, 6 00@6 rs; light to fair,
8 50@6 90; good to best COWS and heifers,
4 25@5 %; common, 3 5094 no; stockert
and feeders, 4 25@5 80; corn fed Texans,
8 OO@5 60.
Sheep Firm, and dem.n1 exceeded thu
supply; common, 3 75@a SO; medium tc
fair, A 50@5 Is; good to choice, 5 t0@6 90
fancy, 6 so.
Hogs -Liaht. 7 4O@7 go; heavy ship
ping, z 60@7 rs; butchers to extra, z 65@
s o..
NEw YoRg.
NEW Yo2K, April 3.--The Drovers
Journal Bureau reports:
Beeves-Nothing doing in beef cattle
dressed beef finer and higher at 9h@11,
in the city; G910Ao for Western.
Sheep Dull; good to prime sheep solt
at Il, 2 80 par cwt; good to choice ~yearliDI
lambs. 8 DOGS so; dressed mutton frme
at 9l@1Jc.
Hogs-None offered alive but nominal,
teady at z 7CGS 30 par cwt.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
sARATOaA DOINas.
latest News from a Lively Suburb

At the annual school meeting Mon
day evening, Jacob Elton was elected
treasurer for three years; o. w. Tous-
ley, moderator for two years and John
+. Page director for one gear. Criti.
cism of the meeting Is not necessary;
the liquor interest was prominent.
The redeemipg feature of the meeting
was the presence of some of the most
highly respectable and best educated
ladies' of Saratoga.
A business meeting of the lyceum
will be held Thursday evening next
at 1880 p. m. A full attendance is
desired.
Tnere was a very quiet wedding In
one of our FIVE churches last week, at
which a prominent clergyman ofio
iateed, and In which the high ION.
tracing parties were Saratogians. In
the hazardous event Saratoga loses
but Bob gains and the happy couple
hsve the congratulations and best
Wishes of the community.
The event Of the season will be the
benefit concert to the Uuion Sunday
school on Friday evening, April 20,
In which q triple quartette OF the
Omaha Glee club; Mrs. O. K Sauires,
soprano soloist and Mrs. II. d. Esta.
brook, alto %soloist, and the Fourth
infantry orchestra will participate.
Your correspondent desires to 40.
knowledge with sincere thanks to
being the recipient of q very pleasant
surprise Monday evening by q party
Of friends who called to remind him
of the anniversary of his birth. He
assures them that 1t was an agreeable
surprise, aided materially In interest
by the music of the Fourth Infantry
orchestra. Cuckoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
FINANCIAL

Special Dispatch to TIM BBk.
New YORK, April 3.
Money-Ofered at S915 per cent; clos.
ing offered at IL per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 6@7i per
cent.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills steady
at 4 Sl3; demand, 4 "a.
Produce exports for the week s., $4,000.
Extended ives to higher,
AIS registered sc lower; otherwise un'
changed.
The adv ance in stocks, which began
about IL o'clock this morning with the
Northwestern, has teen maintained
through the dry, but in the last hour the
market was less active and prices declined
10 to B, from the prices at 2 o'clock, but
closed firm, leaving q net advance for the
day Of to to Ito on the general list, and an
advance later on St. Paul, Oregon and
Transcontinental, but aside from, this
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
TIE DAILY BEE~WEONES AY APRIL 4

The demand for good horses exceeds the
supply considerably. Prices range % fol.
lows;
Fine single drivers, $50. 10 s00.j Extra
draft horsos, s17b. TO 225.j Common drafs
horses, sl0O. to 1907 Extra farm horses,
s1l0. TO 1885, Common 20 good farm horses
$50. to S100.j Extra plugs, $50. 70 1871
Common plugs, $50. TO $40.
MULES.-16 To 1bA hands 0 xsrAl. sl25.
TO 49,; 143 TO IL hands, s10o. to 1t0,j
IA to 14A hands, SIS. TO 1901 49, TO IL
hands, $50. to 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
FINANCE
Special Dispatch to THIS BEE,

bpecIAI DlsPAtch 70 IHH DIM
LONDON.
LONDON, April S-6 p. m.-Consols
at l.O2 3.16; Illinois Central at 16l4i
Pennsylvania Central at 1.64a; New York
Central at 1. 80; Erie at LISA; Re sdipg at
l.1e
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04

If you are not married, write the Mar.
riage Funt and Mutual Trust Associa.
ton, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. for circulars
explaining the plan. f. 9m.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04

hub PUNCH" Is delicious. Have
II ready for the Welcome or parting guest.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
A MARK NTs.
Wholesale Prices

OgEIoE or TIN OMAHA BE,
Monday Evening. April 2.
The following are the only changes 70
ported In the market to-day:
Eggs advanced 20.
The grain market Il steady. but promises
70 advance soon.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
]. w RpDETER.
Broker

Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other
Good ecuriti, & dea t in
Room 4, No. % Pearl st., Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
DR. FTSHBI TT

discharges impooncg neral debility nervousness, Ansuor confusion ideas pdphston the
,GWtOn, Of ,o liver lungs stomach or bowes th@etenbied disorders arising hms so hy hb
eEi Ulysses bIshany tf most radiant hopeO ndsIsdO. rendodosm sldsso Impossible
causing
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The symptom, of Meh aca dull dhate~od miniw which uns thm rom pnrmingt their ub-
aS%sot h%s, d T f%On% %R SI GSSb%ns. O S,ss asnsS% s %s dSa% % sss a%' 1 %Mss
dhHlosnM rs%Nunos unnatural discharges pdaip the bcka ndih hips short breathing. ~eAn.
when retiring :mni weakness. kam manhood white bone deposit in the urine nervousness, CON:
the Im6s etc. Mould cnsuItm ne immSdiaeys and be restored to perfect health.
YOUNG MEN
Who have become Victims of solitary vice. tina dreadful land destructive habit whichsnnuany
m % Se&avsss nSnssM a%ns ;;%a.sss WITH WITH tn" tSuSdssS Of %T e %SS "% or "%s' S%see
M ..Iss as%s1'; i@ 1s rs ss%Ss %n .s S" s%Ts sss. aM s%sS u ss sSs's s Ss psS"q Al i- vsar Ss .G En-,
IDENTIFY rely upon hiss skill a phydoAn.
oRGANAL WEAKNESS
Immediately eud and full or restored. This Distressing amicior-whch rsndern eA burden
%s q. %" To sSm a% %s S% . . s %p% as S ss s s%s % the %nsdps se% %%sses ass ' %y p sss.
n ~ ss i $S s II .s s% sS% ssS%s% y % ssS $s Hss $ sP: 4 sS S ssu % q %%s sS s$ "a
Ss@ssG d @%% a. 'S. spSyyS %%% %d %%s fa%so% Smss%: Inoi % %a s% powers power S n1 S%
liability dSpopa. p.lRaaa0aO q The hs.a indigestion constitutional debility. wasting OFT
A CURE WARRANTED.
taking poLOncusa and injurious cOmpOundssh should apply Immediately.
DIR. F1sHBLATT
Ss s, % 1%, @v we're s %.,. ,%S ms many "%,G S %sssa, ~ "a a ssSI y ss% % =. ., ss y Il.
times with dsansomsnto of the madw@ e ouedi immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
h.s%s hS na 10Th s1ys an mind u%aAa%s them Tor su%se%sr dy,s olsS Marriage.
ness tM $s % S s% sd %s P P%sin * ( s% s% a 1s%%i %%as s % a sight s .ls % OF n %sSsi ps ss , si
PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK,
OMAHA, NEB.
Medical treatment Those who res dc at a distance and cannot call, Will receive prompt attention
Address Lock Box "a, Omaha Nb
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04

Special Dispatches to TIN Bsl.
tFor receipts and shipments OF grain and
live stock, zee "Trafic" in another col.
umn.1
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
Liquors.

ALCOHOLICS proof, , rs per wine
gallon; extra California spirits, 187 proof,
LIS per proof gallon; triple refined spirits
1877 proof, / Is per proof gallon; re-distilled
whiskiss, 1 0O@1 80; fine blended 1 500
2 80; Kentucky bourbons, 2o0@7 90; Ken
tuoky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 OO(97 90.
BRANDIES-Imported, Ss 00016 90,
domestic ! 1904 90.
GINsnImported, 4 5000 90, domestic.
RUMs-Imported. 4 5O0s 90, New
England. Q O0@4 90; domestic, / b0@3 80
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
CHHIAA%PAGNEs-1mpor.sd per case,
% 0o0si o, Am'r''aa. case. IL ooG
CLARETS- or case. 4 bO@16 90
WINES-Rh ne wine, per cnse, 6 00@,
2 90; OA.avhs. per case, 4 0017 90.
Cigars and TobAoocs.
FINE CUT-In pails.-hard 20 BeatI
200; Golden Thread, zoe; Fountain, 80c,
Favorite, 65c; Rocky Mountain, Coo;
Fancy, 5bcj Daisy, 6oc.-In tin foil
Catlins o. s., 8 Id boxes, per ID 63o, Lori.
illard's Tiger, Goo; Diamond Grown, $50.
SM0KING-An gradas-Cnmmon, "a to
9Sc. GrAnulated-Blsckwells Durham, lC
OF 49,; Dukes Durham, 16 OF, Acc, Seal Of
North Carolina, 16 OF, 49, Seal Of Nebras
ks. is OF, $50; Lone Jack, 4 OF, linen bags
per ID, sl;S6; Marburgs' Puck 2 OF. tin
oil, 66c' Dog I all sSc.
Merino unwAs cd, light, l4416cj heavy,o,
@18l6sj medium unwashed, light, l8@2O
washed, choice, s2ej fair. 300; tub.ding
and W., 2sej bury. blAokand Dotted WOO
asssss and Mules.
The market h bhsk and an grades an
selling web ID . Light advance n prsoss.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
I7sc, DeoOan 90, stripes ID and n. Ice, Kew

i7ic; Deccan Co. stripes d and T, loo; Key
stone, 1Shcj Nantucket, 19oi Nonpareil
Ice; Ocean d and T, 1Shoi Royal, l6I
SUSSEX, 12o; Tloga, 12ac; Wschusett shirt
Ing ,heoks, lac; do, Nankin, 12se; York,
plain NAnkin, 121c, do, checks, stripes and
fancy, 12Ac; do, s or 200.
Observation-Disclosures 10-4, 27Ac.
do 9.4, 23c; do "a, 22c; Continental G
AZ, lie, Fruit Of the Loom 10-4, 27A; New
York mills9S. $50; do 7S, SOC; do IS. 22ic,
Pembroke l0-4, zoo, Pequot 1c.4, oslo, do
"a, l9c do 40, Ice; Pepperell s96, 29c
do 81, 2lojdo 81, 1906 Utica 96. Sec; do
b8, 221c; do 48, Ito.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04

SHOT.-Shot, 81. SO; Buck shot, ~. 10,
Oriental Powder, kegu. SO. 40, DO. hal
kegs. S9.4s; do, quarter kegs, 81 .ss; Bias.
ing. kegs. 1886: Fuse. per loo feet zoo.
OOAI-Cumberland Blacksmith, S12,
Morris Run Blossburg, e12; Whitebreast
lump, "a 30; Whitebreast nut, "a 30; Iowa
lump, o. so; lows nut ~ 30; Rock Spring,
e70o: Anthracite. sl1 60@12 90; Canon
CITY. 81 90 Der ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04

Oak sole, $50 to 40; hemlook sole. $50 to
86c, hemlook Kip, e0c to 90; runner,
65c to S0c; hemlock cali. Boo to l 20; hem.
look upper, 23c to 26o; oak upper, 24cI
alligator, 400 to 8 80; calf kid, S2@35c'
G1sisen kid, 2 80 70 ats; OAK Kip. goo tc
/ / ~ 10 TO al ! g. s;i1 tr. q sS a sS , ! ~ Is s 70 : = GO; r lus:
toppings, o 90 to 10 80; B. L. Morocco, 800
to 35c; pebble o. D. Morocco. 800, simon
2 80 to 5 90.
HARNESS-No I $ ar oak, 40, No
do, SOC; NJ. l Ohio oak, $50; No. 2 do
S5c; No. / Milwaukee. SO; No. lido $40
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-04
A, s, FISHBLATT, N. D. PROPRIET(

DR.. Fishblatt can be Consulted Every Day Except Fridays any
and Saturdays, these two Days being devoted to His DisHensar'
at Des Moines, Iowa. SPECIAL attention given to diseases Of tn
THROAT AND LUNGS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER
And Female Diseases, as well as All Chronic and Nervous Diseases
The daily gazette., 1883-07-19
MARYLAND POLITICS.
Meeting of the Kent County Democratic
,onvautfon-A FulI Ticket Selected.

Meeting Of the Kent County Democratic
tonveHtiOn-A Full Ticket Selected.
CHEsTERTowN, Mp, July 1.-THE Kent
county Democratic nomination convention
met at Chestertown this morning. IL. W.
Vickers was elected chairman.
The following icket was unanimously
nominated: For the State Senate, W. b.
Usilton; for the House Of Delegates. j. +.
Wilson, and IL. B. Atkinson; for Sheriff,
Dulaney Rasin; for States attorney, Marion
De X. Smith, for county commissioners, Y.
P. Loper, Iilgham Shafer, r. G. Smyth, v
Hendrickson, and J Q. Wheatley; Tor the
Orphans Court, w. S. Walker was nomina
ted OIL the first ballot. The Orphans Cour'
IL composed of three members, and there
was tie between three aspirants. On thu
second ballot, Messrs. William A. HylanC
and X b. Wilson were nominated.
After the nominations tn candidate TO
the Senate, Mr.. K. B, Usilton, and the can
ddate for States attorney, Nj. NJ. De X
Smith, made brief addresses.
The recent primary was between some o
the candidates spirited contest, but wa
conducted in spirit of fairness. The ticke
is considered strong one.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-19
The Treat lottery War over!

From this time on the Commonwealth
Distribution Company will withdraw from
the foolish war waged by rival lottery com
panies, and attending to its own business,
leave the calling OF fraudulent, &c, TO
them The country is large enough for all,
and this war has caused the new Postmaster
General to call these lottery companies I'll
legal and frauds" and deny them the use OF
the gistered mails. The G. ID. Co., by
their fair manner of drawings, hope 10
merit patronage without saying anything
evil against other companies. "Live and
let live" will henceforth be their motto ON
July 81, in Louisville, Ky, the new draw
ing takes place with a capital prize OF $780,
900 aud numerous other large prizes, as
tickets cost only 81 each, everybody should
have one, including heir rivals, a they
would be overjoyed by returning them
"good for evil" by seeing item draw hi2
prize. Address, R. NJ Boardman, Louis
Vile, Ky.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-19
REpalNrEo FROM YESTERDAY
HARD AT WORK.
An Army of LabOrers ON Hand-The En-
trance Into Philadelphia.
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An Army of Laborers ON Hand-The Ens
trance Into Philadelphia.
baltimore sun.l
An army Of laborers are now at work on
the Philadelphia extension of the B. and 0.
Railroad Shanties, stables, &c, are going
up at various points along the line, and one
firm of contractors McCatierty, Malloy u
Comfy, expect TO have 600 men at work
within tine next ten days.
The route by which the Baltimore u Ohio
Road will enter Philadelphia is a subject of
much speculation by the press Of that city,
and charters recently issued for the Schuyl-
kill River East Side Railway Company and
the Sehuylkill River West Side Railway
Company are regarded as outlining the
route The East side Railway will leave
the tracks of the Reading road
near the elevator at Twentieth aud
Pennsylvania avenue, Philadelphia, taking
southwestery course to the Schuyl-
kill, and following the river down co Gray S
Ferry, where the river will be crossed by a
bridge lust above the Philadelphia, VIII
mington & Baltimore road. The West Side
line, starting at or near Walnut street, VIII
cross the liver It some point between wal
nut aud South streets, following the river all
the way down to the intersection OF Gray g
avenue and Forty. eighth street, where con
nection will be made with the Philadelphia
and Chester branch OF the Philadelphia and
Reading road. This line will be used fol
the passenger traffic, while that on the cas-
side south of South street, will be princi
pally devoted to the movement OF ireigh
trains.