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The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Improbable Hail Breaking.

CHESTER PRISON, H., April 4.-Yesterday
afternoon four convicts attempted to escape.
William Mccormick, serving five years SEN
tence for violation Of the postal laws, was shot
Rogers, serving for the same offence, was shot
In the shoulder; another was shot and slightly
wounded. All were speedily captured and
placed in solitary confinement.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
The Seal Fisherv

DUNDEE, April 4.-The sealing steamer Res
olute arrived from the ice fields this morning
with equal to $1,000 young seals, which con-
firm previous good reports. II Is believed the
fishing Is best ever known.
severe snow storm has been raging all day
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Chicago Live stock Market.

(By Ielegraph.)
CHICAGO. April 3.-Hogs- Receipts IA 600 head:
shipments 5000 head 5a10c lower; mixed lcG
50; heavy at 559s 90; light at 1oa7 7Oskips
4 5oa7 90.
Cattle-Receipts $500 heac; shipments l. 900;
market 10 lower; good to choice shipping at 900
40; stockers and feeders at 1895 so.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
California Mining stocks.
New xork stock aud Money Market.

fBy Telegraph:
NEW YORK, April 3.-Money ON call loaned down
from 10 in the morning 20 A; closed offered at A:
prime mercantile paper at 6,a715. Exchange duh at
A SlA for long and 4.84 for short. Governments
strong and 10 higher State bonds neglected. Rail-
road bonds generally strong on moderate volume
Of business.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 324 900 shares.
me following are to-days closing quotations OF
Government Securities:
IYuffed State honda a In0GL
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Exnlosion of sewer Gas.

BALTIMORE, April A. An explosion Of gas
the streets and sewers $4,000. Several houses
had their walls cracked and broken by tho con.
cussion. The explosion was caused by boy
throwing lighted match into the man-hole
Of the seRer.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Dangerous Freak Of college Boys

NoarHTrELD, VT, April 4.-Shortly past
midnight Tuesday night six pound cannon
Yves flied off within Lewis College buildings,
near the main hall, terribly shattering the
glass, badly damaging the building and arous
Ing the entire village. There is no knowledge
OF the perpetrators yet.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Hanged bv n Mob.

CHICAGO, April THE Journals Hastings,
Neb. special says: Ingham and Green. muir
derers of Cash Millett were hanged by mob
OF 80 masked men last night. ID IA not known
what was done with Babcock the other muir
derer.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
A pnhlirhar shot nsad.

took place this afternoon between W. Il. San
dera, broker, and w. A. Loesner, publisher
OF the Capitalism Advocate, in which the latter
was shot dead Both parties were we'll CON
ueCted,
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
WASHINGTON

Judge Gresham OF Indiana Appointed
Postmaster General.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The President has
appointed Walter o. Gresham of Indiana TO
be Postmaster General. He is now United
States Circuit judge.
Judge Gresham has accepted the appoint
menk but will not be ready TO assume The du-
ties OF his new office for several days. The
President has therefore designated First As
slstant Postmaster General Hatton to act as
Postmaster General for period of ten days
beginning tomorrow.
Alabama Claims Court.
In the Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims judgments we're announced as follows
No. II. John Surzer OF Brazil, Judgment for
SOP with interest from June %, 1866.
No. 19. Manuel Machado, judgment for the
United States.
No. % Gnstave Anderson, Judgment for
S315 with interest from June q, 1865.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Miscellaneous.
Arrangement for the unveiling of the statue
OF Professor Henry on the 18th have been con-
cluded. 1t is expected President Arthur will
preside over the ceremonies.
Secretary Folger called at the White House
today and had short interview with the
President.
The total amount of bonds embraced In the
10th call received at the Treasury Depart
pent TO date in response to the departments
circular authorizing their prepayment is S3,-
O64.550.
The President this afternoon appointed
Lieut.. Gel. Anderson ID. Nelson TO be deputy
governor of the Soldiers Home vice Major
Cogswell deceased.
The President Going to Florida To-Day.
The President leaves Washington tomorrow
morning at IL so for Florida. He will be ac-
companied by Secretary Chandler, Mr.. e. c.
Miller, of New York, and private Secretary
Phillips. A special car has been placed at the
disposal Of the party. They go direct to jack
sonyile and make as few stops as possible.
From Jacksonville they proceed up the st.
John river as far as Sanford. They expect to
be absent from this city about two weeks. The
length of their stay will, however, depend
mainly upon the condition of the weather.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Brighton CafiIe MARKER.

Amount Of stock at market-Cattle, 1o67; Sheep
and Lambs g 800; Swine IA, ,025; Yeals 80; horses
96; number Of Western Cattle 1927; Eastern and
Northern Cattl .Milch Cows. &C., 2400.
Prices of Beef Cattle p 100 b, live weight-Ex
ira GU hty at OO07 20; first quality at l211 g
6 971s; second quality at 271sGe 90; third qus,-
tty at 5Oa5 1212; poorest grades Of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. ETC., 25G4 3715.
Brighton Hides 71se y ID; Brighton Tallow at 7c
v 10; Country Hides, Light, at &c; heavy at &c n;
Country falIou 4ta aAsc " ID.
Calf skins 11l1I21zc y fb;Sheep and Lamb Skins
at 81 25G2 o. each
Remarks-There was not much call for shipping
Cattle and trade has not improved much over that
Of last week; prices unchanged
- - fail TTa aoIa ~
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
OXFORD COUNTY

The Democrat says that all the lumber
teams are out of the woods, after long and
successful winters work There were about
four and one-half million Of spruce and hem
lock landed on the river In Gilead. which took
the labor OF one hundred and fifty men. This
number includes only those that were at work
on long lumber. The number employed in
cutting and drawing birch and poplar would
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
STATE NEWS.


At Littleton, Saturday, John Beardsley was
arraigned before Trial Justice Staples on
warrant charging him with intent TO kill Da-
vid Adams on Monday night, March Goth, at
the house OF Nancy j. Mutch in Iittleton.
Adams was stabbed in seven places. Boards
ley was remanded TO Jail to await the result of
Adams wounds.
Fire, March 23d destroyed the house and
barn, with nearly oil of their contents, belong
ing TO Geo. $. Shaw, in No. IL Range /. Loss
about $500. No insurance
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Special Notice,

We would call special attention to the Asses
sors' Notice, which appears in our columns to-day
with reference to Taxes, that all persons interested
may comply with the tenor of such notice. particu-
larly the clauses with reference to the U S. Gov
ernment Bonds, Deposits IN Savings Blnks, and
abatement of Taxes, and thus save hard thoughts
and possibly hard words, when too late
mar30 m d4w
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

GLASGOW. Steamship Buenos Ayrean--ll ,Ss7
bush peas, 6,329 do wheat, IL 1876 bags -four, 500
canned meats, 4S do spools 1850 bdls spool wood,
A3n haan eattIe
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

qome very near to the same number They
oave cut and drawn about four thousand cords
and the number of tons of hay used to carry
on this business would not fall much short Of
four hundred tons: and about six thousand
bushels of corn and oats were used
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Lynched.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April ALBERT Will
liams, q negro boy,who outraged little daugh-
ter Of Col. Haskew, Saturday, was taken from
the officers to-day by a mob and hanged
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

The Wool market continues quiet and manufac-
turers are operating quite sparingly. We look for
quiet market for some weeks at least as the wants
of manufacturers are now well supplied.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Death OF Peter Cooper.

NEW YoRK, April 4.-Peter Cooper died
TINS morning at half past O'Clock at the age
OF w years. Ex-Mayor Edward Cooper, his
son, and Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt, his daughter,
were with him when he died. The news
quickly spread throughout the city. exciting
feelings OF regret wherever known Flags
were placed at half mast on Cooper Institute,
City Hall, the post office building. the news
paper offices and other pablo and private
buildings.
church, Fourth avenue and Goth street, on
Saturday morning. Rev. DIR. Collyer assisted
by Rev, Howard Crosby will conduct the SER
vices.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

ktVNALAND, AprlA ..
The following quotations Of Grain were received
by telegraph to-day by Bgelow s. Co., l57 Com
,nercia1 etraat Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Missouri Pacific

The following quotations OF stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, corner
of Middle and Exchange Streets
NEW YORK STOCKS
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
rx. x.senntor rhnrman aroa,.s ID. A rr,,.

COLUMBUS, O., April 4.--Ex-Senator Thur.
man foil on the steps Of his residence last eve-
ming and broke his left arm between the el-
Row and shoulder The result, Il is thonght,
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
European Markets.

(By Teegraph)
I1vrppoor Aprii 3-12.3O T.. M.-COtton market
moderate inquiry and freely supplied; uplands at
9-f6d; orleans 5i91 6d;sales II, 600 bales specua
tion and export 20Q0 bales; futures dull.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

Alexander Troop of Gardiner lost valuable
horse and sleigh, Monday evening. He was
crossing the river on the ice near Naumkeag
island, below South Gardiner, when the ice
gave way, plunging horse and rider into the
river. Mr.. Troop and his son had a narrow
escape from drowning, as both went into the
river with the team. The horse and sleigh
were worth over $500.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
Portland Daily Press stock List.
Corrected BY WOODBURY. q MoULroN, Investme9
tiankers tyor Middle and Exchance Sfranfs
DRY Good. vshole.are rsnr,,e,.

Tho following quotations aIe wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros. q Co.. Dry Goods,
Woolens aud Fancy Goods 1AA to 152 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05

The farm buildings of B. Pratt, in the west
part OF Pittsfeld, were burned Friday even
ing, together with his hay, farming tools, sew
enteen sheep and part Of the household ef
fects; insured for $2,100.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-05
LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike Of Iron workers.

READING, Pa, April 4-Forty rollers and
heaters in the iron works at BirdsboTo, have
struck against q reduction in wages of u IL
per cent. Three hundred hands are thrown
out. The strikers offer TO accept q 10 per cent.
reduction.
Cotton Weavers on a Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Over $50 weavers
to-day for the restoration Of the 10 per cent.
taken from their wages several weeks ago. The
mills will probably shut down, thus throwing
900 hands out of employment.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
AbOHt Onions.

Onions differ from most other crops
in not requiring rotation. In some
places the land has been 1T onions an
nualIy for half IA century. If the crop
is to be- grown for the first time newly
cleared land is the best, and next to
that soil which has been III corn or
potatoes. a good, deep, ricn loan is
essential, as Is heavy manrlriug Fifty
loads of stable manure to the acre are
an ordinary ranuring, and may he
supplemented by ashes, bone flour or
glanO us top dressing The seeds should
he Nown very early should b. Of the
previous year growth and from Il RE-
Liable raiser The rows are u foot apart,
leaving every seventh for a path, and
from three to six pounds Of seeds are
Sn"n 10 the acre. On land Nut before
III "ii0ls thin sowing is better than
;hick. After sowing, roll TIA" surface.
Som" sow an ounce or two Ot radi>l
seed with every pound Of pj,on seed.
The radishcs come up in a few DAYS
and mark the rows, So that Il hand
rultiva'ur or push hoe can be rllu close
tu the rows even UttDre the onions are
up. One essential point is wcrding.
Unless one Is prepared I" give thorough
wedding, and at the right time he
should not attempt to rai,e onions. III
is no fancy work and th"r" is no ma
chine that will do it. Unless ON" can
60 down on his hands aud knee, aStrilr
Of the row, and remove all the weeds |
tnat are in the rows With his fingers at
least twice and sometimes rnrec times,
he will not be much troubled at The |
harry l,tinc. Excellent hAnd-wrcdcr>
are made 10 run close to the row, but
until Il n.lchinc can think, the rows
themselves must be wcedcd 10y hand.
Clean culture which m"ans the usr Of
wedding appliances Us often a> is need |,
ed, must be secured
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
DEAR MOTHERS GROWING OLD.
GEORGE NEWELL LovKJOY.

Her eye is not 80 lustr0us,
Her voice has less OF cheer,
While in her hair, once dark az night,
The threads Of gray appear.
And ah | am reminded
When her face behold.
That, though she still is beautiful.
Dear mothers growing old.
Her checks have lost their glory,
SO like the blush of morn,
Her smiles are liOwn that used to Dless
The heart when sorrOw-wOrn.
And when ! mark her step that
Was buOyant once and bold.
cannot help the thought. so sad,
That mothers growing old.
Turn back the years, q Father,
And make her young once more.
Just as my soul remembers her
In happy days Of yorc.
When at her side my life in
Full gladness did unfold,
And |. II it'll" child. dreamed not
Dear mother would grow old.
Iteyontthese hours so tieetIng
Beyond rar'h's tolls and tears.
In that sweet land hope TO gain
Beyond these mortal years.
Nothing shall waste her pure life.
But beauty manifold.
With happiness, shall crown her lot.
And motherll ne'cr grow old.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

This brand of whisky was pr jent in
large quantities at the reception to that
distinguished Judge, and the guests
partook Of it very freely. Judge Wood
ward was therefore led 10 remark
Gentlemen, you have two very popu-
lar j. Is. IS in this country one belongs
TO Dryland and the other to Wheatland,
but notice that, on this occasion at
least, the Dryland j. B. seems to be the
most popular ~
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
New RuildlnEa,

There are now in course Ui erection
and about to be commenced the follow
ing buildings, designed BY Edwin W
Ihorne 81 Co., architects
A fine building to be used for variou,
purposes, GG feet by lO6 feet, is being
erected by Messrs. Gawthrop & Bro, a,
Fourth and Shipley streets, which
when fully completed, will cost nearlS y
$4,000. Mr.. Joseph L. Carpenter /,
erecting seven fine three story resi-.
dences Tin three designsJ on Eleventh
street, near Market, Of very handsome
styles. Mr.. Philemma Chandler is
erecting three large commodious dwell.
ings,O an attractive style at the corner
Chandler is about to erect row Of neat
dwellings, with modern conveniencies,
porches, front yards, etc, the design OF
which is very pleasing. Messrs. Jester
and Me Daniel are about to erect "A
handsome, and in all respects Il first
class sales and exchange stabling depot,
32I, feet front and 100 feet deep, two
stories high.
Designs are being made for n fine
'''ii''''bj VII iIl' Iitp't 'bipi''''t pm
pies for extensive business III the -four
and feed line, ears 10 run in, and to
have elevator, etc, complete, TO be
erected in this city Mr.. NJ. Hamill,
of Parhesburg, Penua., will erect IA
handsome dwelling as per designs ac-
ceptcd. Designs for remodeling large
banking house in Maryland are being
made. Mr. l.. Il. Harvey il erecting
costly dwelling at Media, rrnua., Of
brick, cut stone, etc. Mr.. John Mui-
rooney Is erecting in the western part
OF the city two very neat dwellings, -
Said architects have III charg" the Su-
perlntcndency ofa fine church, and
have just completed "a costly dwelling
ut Cuatosvilie, Pa, and also the new
building at the corner of Delaware ave
nue. and Washington streets, They
have also completed the new dwelling
for Mr., W. II. Thompson, No. 4O7
W ashington street, six dwellings for
Mr. Charles Reynolds, nine dwellings
for Mr.. George Cochran in til" city, aud
are still getting out other new work.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
WOndcrIui and Astonishing Cure.

We NlNV NNiWVN IIs Inn NISN N 4 IIltIV
girl, WHO last september WI taken to
DR.. Snnm~, after bcug pronouihr"u IN
curabI" lay physicians. She wa, an
awful ease of s,'ruiuiunS disease, with
sores and >rahs from head 'r feet. In
SIX months Dr. Slm"r' Blood Purifier,
the great blood cure, S"nd y cured har.
She is row u, woli ioJh'ng II, any child
81. Depot, Fourth "ud King streets.
sold by ,!cal"rs. Iohnstou, Holloway
" Co., 602 Arch street, Philadelphia,
~ Amcllls.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
EIO TAX LAYERS.

The CITY Assessment for the yctr 1883 is
now completed, and on hle In the office Of the
'lo'k ot Council for ,nspcctiOn. Tne Board
"i Assessments and kerisOn VIII sit daily for
the present week, tand 80 much longer AS may
be necessary from to o'ciock,p m. in the
'ouhcil Chanbcr, as Court Of Appeals to
near objections hat iSay he made to said as
aesament. X G. FRAIM.
m2.6t Clerk of luuncu
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

And the right flank Of the Cloth.
INC and Merchant Tailoring Busi,
ness, and have done so for the
last two years. The enemy have
made several attempt, to take our
battery, but have been fOilcd in
'cvcrN engagement. We attribute
our success to plenty Of ammuni-
ton, thorough knowledge Of the
business. not having to borrow
money to carry on the war, and
always giving our customers the
worth Of their money. Mr.. Geo.
Mccall has just joined our brig
adc. and says that in all his cN-
pcrirmrc he has never seen prices
;" low as they are this year. We
are firing oil Indigo Blu. Grand
Army Suits at $40 each. Mems
Cashmere Suits in three different
styles at s.. and Il full lin" at S..
$40 and upward. Mems Fine
Dress Suits. Sl5anl upward. We
have all grades. all styles, and all
new goods-no old, Boys Suits
at s. and upward. Chillrrn's
AII-W"oI Suits, $3.50 and up
war,js. These goods are all nice
" made and handSomrr than ever
before. Take a good look through
the other clothing houses before
coming here and compare prices.
We are bound to make this q hot
campaign, and we do not take a
back seat, but stand in the front
rank in our line Of business.
An early call is solicited. and
We will try and make it pleasant
for Won.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
We Keep All The Latest Styles

of Millinery, and aIm to do lirst.r,dS>
Wor k III every respect. Having made
I'll" business our careful study for years.
we kno" Just what oar patrons vii,
need, a'r 81 select our stock with =
view /" n0"H~" the wants and tastes ol
"''h. 'n, 'nIIy and "AuWnc uHt goods
y. t r" r'r"h ing elsewhere. EMMA
~ LINDSEY, 2"r NirG street, vi ming-
luli lJ,L
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

<TDIlt E.-IHE TWELFIH ANNUAL.
~ Meeting ut the culrai l.unn AN,uria-
tton vii be hcld m Friday Cycuji- May II.
at ! 80 O'Clock, AT the o,hc3 Of ;he Secretary.
No. ~ Market street, at wi'irh time the an
nnAl rcpo,t viii be presented and officers
and Directors elected. Attest:
m7-,t Y Vt. u. HAWKINS. Secretary
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
NOTICE To FARMERS AND OTHERS.

l have TOR sale very fine lot OF clover seed
timothy seed, hungarian seed and bird seed
A fun line OF garden seed selected with great
care; onion seeds. | have the agency for the
sale of Globe Guano, which is designed os
pecihlly Tor corn, potatoes yegetab OF all
kinds. II Is claimed that fair applicAyiun
Of this tiuano witt double your crops. JOHN
PYLE, Second and orange sts m.7.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

NvOTiGE - w. WANT IT UNDER
~ stood that VIC viii not pay any bills,
c'cept by those In the family So contracted
without written order from IED. ". YER
non " SONS
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

.DUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL FURNI-
l. ture. VIII be sold at Public Sale, with
out reserve, at the auction room Of l.. W.
Stidham Son. Ill East Fourth street, viii
mington, Del, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9TH, 1883,
at 10 O'Clock, Ds follows:
Six large tables, about 25 improved school
desks, with seat attached platform, 3 large
stoves walnut secretary and book case chairs
black board, and other articles Of school fur
niture. Sale positive. Persons having use for
school furniture, either in city or country.
should attend this sale. l.. W. STIDHAM
n SON, Auctioneers. m43t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
NOTICE,s,
WILLOW wOOD-WILI.Ow WOOL

"ILIOW WOOD-WlLLOW WOOD
w for our use should be cut when the SAP
II fully up in the Spring (tree coming into
zeal. )and be thoroughly Invested OF bark and
wood, not over 4 or 6years growth, none over
or b inches in diameter and free o. heart
the smaller the wood the better For such
wood we give sy.6 per cord delivered at our
Mi Is On the Brand ywiIe; il delivered with
the bark on, 1t must be hauled within few
DAYS after 1t is cut, so the bark will not set on
II, as 1t would have 70 be peeled here. For
such wood with bark On We give "a. W per cord
delivered at the mills. ap4 dS W IN
h. /. DUPONT gNEMOtRS u 60.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

NbilfE-W VI, J. FISHER. Rr.A !. Is
~ tate AGc't. W ShiIAcy street, has for
sale cheap, larye manufacturing property
Vn Front stree, East Of Poplar. Special at
tentOn given C0rtcctrnG rents. Eiyht years
experience. n'l., lm
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
apDisrantY for s.lCrtlsu,

There are IL large uln,n"r Of appli-
chntS for liquor licenses at lNis term OF
Court, and ClrrI. Cochran i, kept busy
attending 10 them. Among thrappU-
cants are agr"at numhrrot females. 4 il
those whose liccnsryr>p pir" at this term,
are applicants for renewal, in addition
10 some twcnty-thrrc urW ones.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

\ HANDSOME, HtSL NAhL Rat & car
Wtll hr given to every pNrohas"r nr a roys
'nit ufrlo,hes VI, ETfI ERS.
ny4l f \. ". cor tltth and Market SIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
An OLD RESIDENr.
History Of His Il eInark able Ca.

The New Era received visit, one day
this week, from an old resident Of the
county and city, but Of whom we ven
ture to say few or none of our readers
have ever heard. She has lived in this
city thirteen years, and in Lancaster
township some fifty or sixty years Her
family name is ChcIouia, and she has a
good many relatives scattered over this
and the adjoining States. Exactly when
she was born is not known, nor is she
able TO throw any light upon thc sub
jrrt, hni from her general appearance
and yariuu family characteristics it is
pretty sat" 10 say ST." is above rather
than under scv"hty.fv" years of age.
So much by the way nf introducing
Mrs. Chconh, who, to speak less enig-
maticaIly, is simply what is known as
"A land or box tortoise, such as are
found all over the country. II is nor a
larg" one, either, weighing only about
II pound and a half, hut it hasa history.
and a better authenticated one than
most of it, kind and that, So far rs we
know it, we now propose to tell. just
thirteen years ago, II gentleman, still
living III thi, city, picked it up ON Mr..
Buchanan's 5 old home, Whea1land. 1t
had then. as it has now, Gu, on its pla9-
trVn, this legend
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
.b'lltit ~ Is, lLDERS.

Proposals for the crectiO "t 4 new building
u the =. " cor OF Fifth nnt Market streets.
VIII be received until saturday. Muy For
= ans, sl'rcittHt"r, ana other into nation.
,V ply to frank X. Etr,wcll, Architect lUl
West sixth st. SAM'L. ii. BAY NAKD
maJ-Jt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08

NOTlCE-l HAVE FOR SALE, Glow
AN er, timothy, hungarian, orchard grass,
millet, lawn grass, etc. have a fun line of
garden secds. nave the agency for tho sale
OF globe guano designed especially for spring
crops. II Is claimed that fair application for
thls Suaho WI double yOLr crops. seed po-
tatoes, rock. Liverpool and Ashton salt nice
western oats, cracked cJrL. etc. NJ ii feed by
the ton or car load have some tne brands
Vi western h"uI try 1t once and you vii have
no other. JOHN pYLE, Southeast corner Of
Second and Orange streets. aplsdSwts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
ROR RALE.

rpRsALE-TwO BEAUTIFUL, NEW
X cottage Iuildings, @th and Market st. 8
Iooms 'front.' porches, front, side and back yards,
niSh grounds, dry cellars, fne view Of Della.
are river; all modern improvements; terms
sasy Apply or address J. q. Pickles, or
WM. H,fOULK, at W. ID. Pickles Flour
stare, 9Th and King street. f2u