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Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
THIRD EDITION.
Dota.


Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., has lots for
wards.
A pocket book oon'ainins small sum
Of money 10 awaiting m owner ~ 1887
Poplar street.
The agent In this city for Kings New
Discovery, sample bottles free, Beaton
Smith, corner Seventh and Pine SITS.
MT. william n. Fisher had a new
Marvin safe placed In his ofiioe, No. 500
Market street, on Monday afternoon.
Joseph O Moore, 92O East Seventh
street, dealer in cigars and tobacco, and
manufacturer o. Zoe cream.
At the meeting OF the Clearing Board
this morning, the clearings amounted
to $40, $40 ~, and the bAlAnoes were
$50 984 "a
| ., Belgian blocks are being hauled on
Second street preparatory TO paving tho
south side OF said street betw. en- Mar
ket and King.
The Home Social Circle, OF Scott NJ.
K. Church, meets this ever ing at the
homo OF the Messis. BartletiB. No. dis
Poplar street. A full attendance Is re-
quested, As election Of ofhcsIs will be
held.
The Chinese Of our tity were treated
to ice Dream, strawberries and cake In
ltha basement OF Hanover Presby terian
Church yesterday afternoon by the
lsdiss Who wish TO instruct them in
Christian precepts.
At O stated meeting OF the First Reg.
liment BSzA, held last evening, Mr..
John Wallsmith Was elected manager.
Any person wishing to engage the
band oan DO 30 by calling ct stall No,
80, In the Second street market, or No,
900 Monroe street.
The proprietor Of the saloon ccrnei
loi Second and Jsokson streets, indig-
nantly denies that he has any side
alleys open for Sunday visitors, and In
sists that he can prove blythe neighbour
-, thAt he strictly complies with require
ments Of the law or Sunday as we'll u
on any other day.
William McFAdden should by o.
me,ns be selected by Council, at III
next session, to AL the vacancy OF FRS
Assistant Engineer OF the Fire Depart
ment in place Of James b. Tucker, re
I jsignsd. Mr.. MeFadden 10 . oApAbl
4 aud sobe. ma, and . member Of th
Washington Fire Company, who ar
really entitled to this position.
Ga Sunday afternoon the Keg Mi
bAte ball nine defeated the Squire
Run nine by . score Of II to 8, Abou
a 400 people witnessed the game. Thi
4 makes four games won and none lost b
A the Keg Mill. They wou d like TO hes
!. from the Cowboys or any other clu
wishinR TO play. All challenges shout
a be addressed to John Jordep, manager
8 Henry CLAY, Del.
The box office for tho sale Of ticke'
Iat the Opera House will be exteAde
lous three feet and glass placed o
II around 1t, giving IL rather pretty o.
i lpearance. The partition between Il
is hall way and the dress circle will
e removed, sash being substituted in 1
Is place, hnd other alterations made In Il
is hail as the new management dec
IL nscesIAry.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Fifth EDITION,
Aoeidensn,iv U,,

Last evening &c the aop,h H.,
train. due in th,s o,.a no.
0 'ciock, was lust this slds q, py M6
Sas ss,sion, Il struck . man ~
hs uoo .. MN into the oulystt, kilI,na
MN insanity. The body wss nioa y
up ana brought to this oity on ~ p, ,,.s
and 9iven In charge OF Do,sctir. ~ ,a mnn
VINO hsd II conveyed TO the mo,sn vo"es'
An inquest was held this mornio
which the evidence showed ~. ~
mas was Russian Pole "a ss. ne
age, unmarried and has ~, '.sis 81
country about three months w ~ .ns
nrst came here he, with nj. h nsh no
secured work on . farm doxn ~ oiS.ner'
guy ~ ,ney were not paid apytblrs
came tnis city about two vesfs A..
1po Tsh' 70 work 1t the Edssmoor Iron
He boarded with soma po,.. III
HedReville, and last eyeni,, ~ ~
company with number Of otb., ~, ~
on bis way homo from work. Ths, Wy
walking alongside Of the traot "a so
their attention was attracted nv a anu no,,h
bound freight train, ala mi az" y
hear the passenger train apnro.eS,,
yuW - they reached the culyssj
the deceased stepped on the traci
directly In front Of the enigma ana
WAS ssr9ok By the bumper, which hail
Cd him into the ditch. The BODY Nv
terribly mhngled, the top Of hi MAJ
being knocked on and the brains sc,,l
tered all around. The left side Of M
fAce was crushed In and the Inn Il
broken In three places. The brain, M
gathered up IN dinner kettle AM
taken with the body to The mo,,nl
Tho engineer had been blowing n
whistle and ringing the bell 70 Wan
the men 70 deep of the track, bat Nd
paid no attention.
Had the train been three car lenuth
further on when the deceased tteppsl
on the track 1t could have been s,oppe
but ~ 1t was almost up TO him q n
time this wAs impossible.
The Jury after hearing the eyId,nl
rendered . verdict Of accidental
killed, and exonerAted the engines
fireman and conducto from oil blau
As the deceased has no friends 10 M
country the remains will DO Inferred
Potter's Field this Afternoon. The 4
of the man he boarded with was prese
ct the inquest, and seemed very anxid
TO know about the money belonging
the deceased for his work ., Ngsmod
so that his father would secure the Il
weeks' board due him
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
FOURTH EDITION
rotA.

al. James Catholic Sunday school
viii . tcnio ct BrandywIAe Springs TO-
day.
r 5dlss' Charsl and NJ Salem Sun
day schools took good sized crowd tt
Oakland to-day.
The Rev. Il. D. Lindsay is removinI
N,s rifsote from Ne. 13l6 Washington
ntresL TO the BrainArd Presbyterian
pnstofage, at EAsten, Pa. today.
DR.. LippinoOts. soA French street
treas rht umAtis0, nsurs giA and dys
peosiA successfully. kasumAtio spe
CLIO on hand At xhelesaie and RETAIL.
A young man hart his knee cap b!
runnieR into and falling over q com
paniun while playing bail on the lot .
Ninth and Lombard streets, last even
ing.
FRANK Smith, the candy manufac
turer, will occupy the store In J: Pau
Browns building - soon IS Messrs
Thomas book store 10 finished on tn
opposite side OF the Street.
A free fight took place At Third AMI
Talnall streets, last evening about
O'Clock. Too much liquor Was tn
cause OF II. No artists we're made. An
other scrap took place ct Second an
Orange streets, between two younI
bloods, last evening about IL O'Clock
No blood was drawn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

by Amanda NJ. Douglas. No of the
Manhattan Series" OF Popular Ameti.
can Novels. Paper, 12mO. Price 20
cents. Published by A l.. BURT, 81
Beekman street, New York
With good judgment a novel by
Amanda M. Douglas has been chosen 10
inaugurate the MAMMA tau Series " No
writer is more popular with tie general
novel reader, and this first book, THE
Midnight Marriage has all the elements
OF her most successful stories which have
placed her In the front rank of popular
authors. 1t Is intensely dramatic, aud
full oil healthful excitement; its action il
rapid, and its plot capitally mysterious
1t is book that wall keep thousands Of
readers awake till the small hours OF the
morning with It's stirring interest eth;
Manhattan Series" certainly pro 10 ise.
very well and Is encouragement solely
OF American authors deserves hearty sup
port. is for sale at all news stores.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
More severe.

Two Of Wilnington's Oldest and
highly respected eitis NJ in conversa-
ton on Market ttreot this morning said
II more effort was not made to punish
murderers the people would eventually
take the law into their own hands and
the criminals tried without troubling
the bench or jurors, and the punish
ment would be swift and sure. They
thought that our city was getting q
name second to no other p ACE Of Its sizs
In the country, and II We expected u
have our city well spoken Of abroad ",
would have 70 do sonsthing TO put 1
stop to so many murders taking plac'
hera
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

On Saturday evening iass John J.
Toner Of New Oastle, while walking on
the railroad track In front OF his place
OF business, met with an secidtnt which
may prove fatal. He was struck By
the unbound train and was DRAGGED
several feet. and when the train was
stopped WAS extricAted from the pilot.
He WAS ut onee removed TO his home
near BY and DR.. Stewart summoned.
q Don examination IL was found that nc
bones were broken, but that he wal
conslderably bruised. DIR. Stewart Il
ATTENDING him.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Heavy p.m.sss Claimed.

The regular June term Of the United
States District Court opened this u orn
ing ct 10 O'Clock. with Judge Wales
presiding.
A Jury was selected to hear the evil
depce In the case OF Emmaline B. BEL
lers, for use Of James A. Sellers Va
John H. Paryis aud Nathaniel ]. vii
lIAms, trading ~ PArvis q williams
The case 10 for . claim OF SIC. 900, where
by the plaintiff claims that, owing u
the fumes that emanated from the fac
tory, killed and damaged peach snt
apple trees 10 the amount Of the allow
SUN.
Hoffeoker g. Hoffeoker appeared y
attorneys for the plaintiff, and Big
and Davis for the defendants.
The Is q large number Of witnesse
summoned frCm Middlet0wn, fron
whence the trial en- anates.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

READING, Pa June ia reduction
OF tea per cent. in the w%aes # the 200
hAuds employed by the Reading Iron
Works, went Tito ed, ct yesterday Al
the employees except 50 went to work
under protest, at the reduced wages The
matter has been piacei in the hands o.
the United CouBcil Of the knights o
Labor. The management has notified
the men that they will be treated tn a,
individuals cnly aud toat no Knights O.
Labor committee will be recognized.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
|IDad S N.
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kiB'''R 4 5gentls,
l''l? n .;
L; ~, EES5GrliGa,,
! ial"n a.. ltnehs,
E'lluo' I ss +
Il RF,,N. 40 bar
Egi IA am
Ill., go M
a9yS&e
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Tho BuIgarian Lsoturer.

On Sunday evening the congregation
o. ne Green Hill Presbyterian Onurch
rs eued with pleasure and profit to the
bnlSArian evangelist, Slogan X. Va
tralsE!, on tie customs ard religion OF
She BnlpariAna and Turks. The lecture
was vary decreasing throughout. TIE
speaker, N bis modest And simple ssy le
anu eAfnedt christian zsAl, held the at
tention and gained the sympathy and
conhdence OF his hearers. He Is entitled
70 the heafty cooper alton and conf
uenos OF christians every W mere.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

John Hanley was charged at the city
court last evening with robbluR john
Ourley OF sot uylk Ill county, Pa of u.
II seems that John came 10 this city
and got gloriously drunk, and for the
purpose OF sleeping Il of went down to
the p, W. b B. railroad she'd Here
he was found by Henley, who under
threats Of having him arrested induced
him to 90 to Church street wharf, where
be WAS robbed. As II could not be
proved that HAniey took the money he
| was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Master KelvinRton, Of Newport, Was
presented with book at the Rugby
Academy COMMENCEMENT last Friday
evening, for hib general average In
studies and good conduct. Master X
deserves considarAb BILE credit for the
record he has made, IS In fine weAthe,
he walked In and out Of this city every
morniHg and evening, . distance Of
four miles, and In addition, served
eighty copiee OF the REPUBLICAN daily
TO the residents OF Newport, constitu
ting pretty good job, as many OF hiI
customers lived in the outskirts of the
20 Rn.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Harry Drake and Harvey j. Wiley
VISITED Washington, D. o., on Sunday
last and report that they had q good
time riding aronnd through different
portions Of the Capitol on their wheels
procured for the occasion. They say
that tue city was alive with wheelmen
who were On route for Baltimore to a..
tend the meeting Mt that place and
stopped over Sunday and took \ spir
over the superb rosdwGys OF which
Washington exoels. The young men
bad splendid time aud were al thei
decks this morning bright as lArks.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

PoTTsrowN, June lS.- ,1,t1,an h
a 10-year-old son Of NaI ,ou
chief clerk for the Pott'lesn nv NV
pany, VIII lie playing In BE ' MI
fathers Ieside' ce, on hns Az \
afternoon, was shot in the .l Gt'S !. y }
air gun. As no person eVu ". V I'M
no report OF a gun heard, lAs ma ina
surrounded with mysleil' A nj
has been extracted I'D the ~ :
cover.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The Eagle Senate Base Ball Climb, Of
this city, will visit Chester On Friday
afternoon next and play the Keystone
Club of that city. The following Will be
the Eagle nine: Catcher,R Mills; pitcher,
e HoRue; short sop, G. Eagle; first
base, John Barley; second, Joseph Bart
ley; third, G. Lowden; lett field, =.
Mu len; centre field, ]. Hingeri right
field, C Bonny The club would like tc
hear from the Delaware Field Club.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Another faster has developed. He
halls from the town OF Caledonia near
Racine, In Wisconsin, and Ia proving Q
puzzle TO the medical fraternity. About
Q month ago he suddenly Lost his appe-
lite, and has mot eaten Q morsel Of food
since Physicians have resoted 10
every known remedy 10 make him eat.
but without avail. he is six feet tall,
end before hts fast Weighed 100 pounds
now his Weights ITO.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

NoRRIsTowE, June 1S.-John Frouen
dlener, g nshohocben carpet weaver,
committed suicide yesterday by placing a
pistol In his mouth and sending bullet
into his brain A coro er's investigation
showed that Frouendiener had worked AT
his loom during the several he: days, and
that his seat wac 50 located that his head
was near the tin roof, upon which the
hot sun shone The heat is suppo ed to
have sfie. ted his brain it was also in
evidence that he and bis wife did not
SIP ak to each other since last Tues LAY
because of quar- Ell.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

me horse attached to the milk wagon
OF Jauss Msginlgau, OF Bran d wine
hundrtd, vile standing 10 front OF
Sln l9ons' ouLisctioLery store onlEour b
sttest near S1iptey, this morning, took
iIlgnt VI II hJmo Cause, ami Il ing bach
broke the bride. Howard Garrett
another milk mar, came up Just 10 tint
20 oat9a h N and hus prsVented another
runaway. MF. nesilllaAu thanked hin
ior the ssrvloe rsudered in his absencs
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

ihs Por.lsnd Cement Company. o.
'nlH city, OF which Ar John 2. McLsAr
~ secretary and treasurer, placed one
u Vieir pavemens in front OF the new
DALI, corner Second aud Kslgns ave
nue., Camden, N. j. The GouIier-J our.
MAJ "a speaking Of the same said 1t Is
tne hanosones; job OF cement paving
tley had ever se1u pu, down IN theil
city. This home office Ia at the cornei
OF Eighth and Market streets, this city
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

By authority vested in him, ooL 9.
N. Wood has issued . call for tho
assembling Of 90. o DUPONT Guards)
on Fridsy evening next for the purpose
OF alectinR q 6rst lieutenant In place Of
u. Harold Rhoads, resigned. The can.
didates are Hospital Steward Edward
Stevenson, First Sergeant William b
Haddook and Sergeants James II. Bowe
and Z. II Rogers.
First Lieutenant n. L. Page, Of TrooT
B, has applied for tWo weeks leave o.
absence, commencing on June 10
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

II the rowdies who pulled up the
oio4net wickets ard otherwise misbe.
na7ed themselves last evening ct the
Eighth Street Psrk, willis sevsral mar
lied ladies se.iiiaS neaE the place ware
engaged IN playing crlqus;, DO not be
have themsllves, they VIII fnd the
st'of aim q Inc law laid upon then
aad te mulcttd into paying quite ,
snug auul Ia hues aud coste. A wort
20 the wis should be suffiaient to stol
aiepetltioa oi this unsenL,emAnly con
duct.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Eureka ConclAve, No. 8, Heptasophs,
or 8. W. NJ will give the first moonlight
excursion Of the season this evening. on
the new and msgnif cot steamer City Of
Chester. The FRS Regiment Band has
been secured, and viii render come ex.
cellent music, and all who go are as
sured of an evening of pleasure. The
boat win leave Fourth street wharf at {
o'clock sharp.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The loss by the Union IN y M =
school excursion to U ,a II nj
sum as first reported ,,,1 bsi
to hear this, as It Is pref reii.y, mo 10 b
officers to put their han nSOo III trsl
pockets or into the sca iS,b I'D
max up a deficiency on
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The Young Mems Temperance Upicn
elected the following officers las. even.
ing: J. Elmer Perry, president; Sam
uel d. Dukes, Vice president; Charles L.
stengle. recording secretary; MAhlop
Hillss, financial secretaryi Frank Will
ing, treasurer; Harry ID. Bssler, Ohsp-
lain; Jossph Cooke, sergeant at Arnti
Harry Dolbow, assistant sergeant ct
arms. The hoard OF managers are
William b. Smith. chairman; George
sslmsn, John Barr, George Blshop,
Thomas ID. Holmes, Jr ]. Ferguson
and Elwood Cole. The union has goa
pei meetings every Thursday evening
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The horse attached TO The b INV Z. n
of Harry Wood, toJk iIlgl WI II n
ton street this morning, N
while the driver was serving N,
On tuning into Fifth stree stree nd ii
was upset, the shafts %G ia a., oa,l
body badly damaged, whn''s
milk was spilled. i
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Ellwood Norney, fab copHliI
and eK.repTesentatlye Of me laM
lsture, was struck on siIaIa a,.
with paralysis. From lniolnn1
ceived this morning there aie'' I.
hopea Of his recovery. MI, "
represen ted st. Georges hu9dIsa
last General Assembly, aud ~ y,
the m ost diligept member. ID "! VI
He was the champion oil lns ~
tlon, and through his sols isl
law was passed protecting Oh"
mar
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
....,o Atlantic Cit'

A Powdermaker, Of taf ds n,s
dermaker Brothers, NE @es 1o IVA Ma
5OT King street ana H T,,v and d
has gone to Atlantic Gl ~ for or b
Palace, or upper maln Iii not 4
change ans sp' IN the business y :, OH oiss
S %lt the e'i tIrm N at the shove place
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

NJ. j. L. Bail Called ut our Office thl,
morning and sstd that he did not intend
70 resign IS nDAr ager Of the Western
Onlnn othee1n our city, and his resiR
nation hed not been askei for Tn,
COMPANY requested him 10 mphaticAll!
deny fhe report, which originated oDlI
In u imagination Of the writer on tn
up own daily. The We. tern Union |
81 open for business and Mr.. Hal l.
81 nan sRer, and will treat all who
ny have business with the company
VIA courtesy.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Martin, the man who WAS struck BY
Sweeney last Saturday night, is still
alive, but there is very little hope of hi
recovery. He is conscious part OF the
time, but seems TO slf1er 10 ensely. Hi
assailant has not yet bten captured. Hi
wife left the city on Sunday morning, bu
this is thought 10 be only a ruse, to con
yeY the Impression that he has left town
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The New Castle ~ooilen mills closed
on Saturday aud viii Isu ain closed fol
three weeks, during Which time repAirs
will be made tG The boiler and
machinery, and &u additional story
will be placed On tLe dyo house and
cloth room.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
w.,t nt me First FRS

WHEELING, W. We MI n
FlAnnsrs aud Jsn I ~ sui,l|
County, that inall !y',..o o1S u
Q d uel. The men so xii. ri
FALCON to fight ths SSui, ',i 4
Hrst are. Bolton &, or ,ss '@aOanli
md disappeared in tns
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

HAMBURG, jane 10 has a
drouth and great h hsl Ssyi ths 4
reduced the yield o. il,uit MI \
i being parched and avn -TF.,ia:siI
thsn So per cent. II Iaf b 9,'1 nall
imperiled, while bile cT wheat ,pl
progress. ~ crop ~
nged rain badly ,~-l
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Both Legs OF a lIavelsr orton.

SusQuBnANNA, June Is When train
arrived this evening passenger stepped
oil rom between the baggage and expire, 8
car on to tho opposite track and was
struck by switch engine Both legs
were cut OIL and he will probably die be-
fore morning. He had in his pocketoook
card bearing the name OF Frank VIII,
Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

W. ! Stoke, Philadelphia; O. G
Ald@na, PhtlAlziphisi j X TAYLOR
"a, ilnorei j. ". Reddsll, New York
~ U Miller Chicago Sol Alsbers, New
York; j. n. e. L5wia, 81 racuse; X. u
6bltrAdd, P.tIsbuTg; j. f. Riphardt
6ait more; j, Miles Jamison, Phiadel
nDhia; j, b. Pennington, Dover; j. B
BARCLAY, Elizabeth, n j.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

BURLINGTON, jane 1s,--ReY. W. S
Flock, u Baptist minister, residing at
Columbus, Was overc Jme with the heat
while walking u Jobstown to preach his
farewell sermon He was found lying on
the roadside in an unconscious condition,
and his recovery is doubtful
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
a Tne In Goa, MtnO l.zunS uIsned.

SCRANTON, june ls.-Fire In the four
te nth foot vein OF the Dickson Colliery
destroyed the stops eagi. hause and stt
nre 70 the gangTaY All the miner aud
mules were hastily removed, ard alter
harQ struggle the fremen sleceed Il N
putting out the flames without the ne
-essi;y of aoodiug he mine.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

BURLINeToN, June 1s.-samuel APP
plegate, painter about b5 years Of age,
at noon to day said TO VickeIy, the short
stop OF the Burlington CLUB, exhibiting a
little bottle: ~ have seen my last base
ball match. will be In heaven to night
and will meet you there If base ball
players ever get there" he then swal-
lowed on ounce of laudanum and sal
down on the armory steps. He was dis
covered in an unconscious state. The
physicians say he cannot live. BE wal
y Grand Army man.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
Excursion Down the Bay.

The steamar Wilmington, on and after
Thursday next, Will leave Fourth street
wharf at s a. IN and 2 p. IN. for Angus
tine Pier, and returning will leave the
pier at 10 a. IN. and p. m. The boat
viii /. UGH at New Castle each way.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

fCNtll, L NJ 1niIu sticet market,
will II wLh pILSioed With nah to-mor-
row, as lie 40 beLuieo splendid as
sorimeL.. COL siEtibs OF blue fsh, tass,
flour ders. irssL co, porgies and fresh
trout.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The ore mile race between Ned Jack.
son, OF New York, and William Allen
OF the Warren Club, came off , yesterday
afternoon ON the oAuseway, and WAS
won by Allen In 5 minutes 80 secOndr.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Thomas @. Rawsou, OF Philadelphia
who was born in this city over 65 year
ago, was looking around to day to see Il
he could recognize any OF the old lard
marks,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

A match game Of ball Will be played
tu'3 afternoon by NO local mines, at Ninth
and L .ubard streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

Fersons goiug to ths country phould
p1y our oUhes; II is 81 Ways fresh roast.
co. Ofipp5n, . East I'd st.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

LAMpsRryrLLEE, fTi'b t3l 1
accounts Of J : ,so itS d 4
Iye thousand d0ll''i" |
app ared'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The excursion party from Now Castle
to Tolohestsr, on Monday, mum bered
sumo 400 persons, and oil appeared to
enjoy the trip.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19

The worst blosd diseases are cured with
Ayers EArsaparillA. Its effects Rrs felt at
once,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-19
DUBLIU SALE OF TIRSr GLASS
moan coWB.-W VIII be sold at the Belle.
Yue Hotel, 9tn ward, city OF " ilmlIgt1n,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
JUNE am, 1883. st / Q 'clocF,

20 hsad Of Fresh Cows and Forward Spring.
a. er5, . Woth or driving horses, sz,Rna
10y mare ana colt by her side, fsasYg~-
good STOCK,
Tne above COWS were all bought sprlngerf
and cAlvcd at my ia IN and are Considered
By iudEaB 10 DO tao best lot OF cows sold at
any public sale THIS soReOn; am ny tbem
Will he feunc CONS hesYy A,lksrs and liz
butter COWS, Persons wanting good young
cows should attena This salo sale positive,
20 days credit. RObi.Rr h.cU a ItnEH
l.. W. StdhAm & Son, nrcts, 10 d&H-ts