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The Lambertville record., 1889-09-04
Common Council.

Common Council.
The stated monthly meeting OF the Com
mon Council of this city, was held last
Monday evening.
All members present but Messrs. Bovine
and Niece.
A petition was presented from num-
ber Of farmers and others asking Council
to repair the turnpike within the city
bounds, which was badly washed by the
recent rains. Received and filed.
The report of the City Treasurer was
presented, which showed after payments
during the month balance due municipal
fund of $36.16 due school fund 81. 13 !;
due Board of Health fund $112. .25-total
$155.54 City debt, $4,000.
Mr.. Kilroy presented certificate from
the City Auditor, showing that the tax
duplicates for 1889 show the sum of $685.,
S43. 63 to be charged to the Tax Receiver,
and that the number of names upon each
book is as follows: 1st Ward, 400 names
and 20 dogs; I'd Ward, 6O4 names and
25 dogs Sd Ward, 685 names and 30
dogs.
Mr.. Conover presented the monthly
statement of taxes from j. II. Horn, late
Tax Receiver. 1t viii be found in anoth-
or column.
The bill Of John Kelly, j. Hayhurst and
John v. Hull, Commissioners of Appeal,
$40 each, was ordered paid.
The bonds e. Fl. Holcombe as Tax Re-
ceiver and as delinquent Tax Receiver,
were presented and accepted.
Taxes on duplicate of 1888 to the
amount of $S.88 were remitted.
Mr.. Kilroy offered an ordinance to re-
peal the ordinance authorizing the Mutual
Electric Light Co. to use public streets,
&C., for electric lighting. Passed first
reading and referred.
The bids for removing garbage were
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presented to Council, as follows:
t. T. Banchoff, 5000 90
Timothy Riordan, 300 w
William A. Hoagland, 800 w
Charles Doudy, 800 w
George w. Arnett, 900 00
III. O. Pidcock. 316 90
Ensign Dekator, 34s w
On motion of Mr.. Kilroy, the work was
awarded to Timothy Riordan, he being
the lowest bidder, and that the bond be
$500.
On motion of Mr.. Kilroy, the Street
Committee were directed to put the turn
pike road and Studdiford street in fair
condition, they having been damaged by
the recent foods.
1t was ordered that preference be given
to those owing tax in giving work on
streets.
The Show Committee reported $40 re-
ceived for licenses for the month.
Mr.. Hugh Reynolds, Clerk of Public
School Board, presented his report of the
finances for the year ending Aug. 81,
1889, as follows:
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Per steamship Jdnata from Philadelphia
F. AltmAyer 4 CO, J q Butler. r Butler,
Barber D Altick's Sons, = BycS & Son,
Colnt Eros, a II Champion, j 8 Collins & Co
W 5 Cherry & Co, W Council, Crohan & y,
c r BkE c., Davis Pros ScreVen House
{ J Dunn NJ Dovle EckmAn E ' y EralinSer,
q Eckstein & Co, | Epstein Bro, Frank & Co
v Ferst & Co, Freeman, Fried Gorre Ice
Mfg CO, G VI Heidi 4 Co, w J HARRY Jr, c NJ
-llllsmaI, Haynes & y HlrscN Bros, a Hsniey,
. Hogan, krAuss, Z X Herman r J Kennedy,
c kolShorn Bro, KavanSuAh & .. A A kaut.
nan, Llppman BrOH. y ang, = II Levy Bro
Lloyd a, Ludd-u Il, z Lovells Sons n T
Luderman, Lowell & L. linds'y & NJ, NJ W Mar
Gus Geo Meyer, L LETTER a Son, McGHlis & r.
bl'ndel & D, Mcponough & Z, Morrison, r g o.
Morning News, II c Nj gan, A Miller & o.
Minis ( Sons, Il y Mcdonnell L a Mccarthy
y : NcAleiu, hshr Bros, ! McGrath & Co. T J
O'Brle0, Order MerChaAs ( Co. Or6-r II San
ders, G Parsons, Palmer Bros. .Tno R1urke. 7
sanders. w Parish, W d SimCins & @ Smith
& &c, savannah Brewing %, strauss PtC Co
strauss Bros, II schroeder "A Schroeder Chas
'eiler, f tchwarz :, Z 6 W Ry ? Tubrrdy,
w Teeple lheus Bros A y Thonne-en, F r
Walsh, ThoS Wesr Nyly E G. ! Wilson, Mrs
" Il Wade J n Wees & Co, Ga & Fla S Is Co.
str Katie Southsra tx Co.
Per Central haIlfSad, May 22-Fords Agt
Y VI Farley, 1t NJ COHsr & Co, Garrett, 5 s. Co,
Jno Flaunery 4 Co, STANDARD Oh Co. Scple
Sons. c A Drayton, c Seller 4 y HUI & Co.
Julian Schlsy. Peacock, II & O., T l. Kinsey,
Bacon, & Co II FRAUD, Lee Roy Nyers 4 co.
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MISS Poxx-
July deiiveryS il o;js /. S.. S
Lam, Per 100 lbs
Aux delivery 9 ss% 3, 7;i,
SEos7 R.sS. Fs- 100 u.s.
} }a5e 5 t;.I,ysTy s ::'s ':.'s So
C1NciyNArI. May e2,-Flou- easier; family
lower; No. red sos. Corr atysuS, No. Z
mixes ,75SNc. Oats easy No ? mixed 2se 26leo
lover at Sc s2(k BuIk meats 3ull aud lover.
short ribs IS s7l67A6. Bacoa IN far demand.
snort cl-sr s. lo5SG7ea WHISKY active and
Arm at 81 o. Hogs 'tssdy. ,
unchanged VII al lower: n, red. cash
&c July delivery 72lSc; August delivery 24c
C'rn arrn; No. mixad cash Sllsc Jlly denv-
No :. cash axe; July delivers s2slc. WHISKY
steady at 81 o. Provisions dull Pork sle 40
Lard. prime steam AZ S. 50. Dry salt meats
shoulders IS l2le 10 Is ant ribs 81 olU6 10
Bacon boxed shoulders S. sos S.l3 longs aud
ribs So 500 20 short clear s. l2te b. q.
NEw OSIEANs May sc-Corfea cIosed steady:
RIO c1rSoeS, common to prime fleJhloiSc
Cotton seei PRODUCTS nomioal sugar steady
good fair 9l6c. good fair Ole centrifukals
OF white SIC, cnot"e yellow cISriA-i l5-l6c
prime yeiioH clarified '24c. NoiasseS Louis
IA = opsG title nominal; Louisiana centrifu-
gals, prim- to good prime eeR2'c, fair to good
fair 90 -lc, common 10 good common ifc.
LcoCIsvILLs. May 92-(frain unchanged; Wheat
NJ re sc; No LonSoerrt Sc Cora Nc
, mixsl 3sl4-c whitc Sc Csts-N7 mix"
% &c Provisions Guiet: Bsc II clear ribs S.:
clear sdes g. 50 Bulk meats " ribs So s. =.
sho irrs S. cas- Mess pork at %}3 80 Su ar
cured hsne Si65o8u IS, Lard-Prme steam
leai at tSr5
BALTIMORE, May s2.-Flour quiet bit steady
Wheat southern steadv; Fultz 81 193t; Long
berry SA93c Western easy, No. winter red
on spot and May delivery S2t6c. Cora-SoutA-
-rn steady; white 4lJA43c; yellow D343c;
Western steady.
NAVAL STORES
LrvxkPoo1. May %, nooa.-Common rosin
N-w YORK. May q noon.-spiri,, turpentins
quiet ant strong St S543'1ac, Rosin steady at
81 0Sl6Gl 10
$500 p rn.-Rosin steady and quiet for com
mon TO good strained Turpeutine stronger.
CHARLSsCoS, May 22.-1urpsatlre hrn AZ
55c. Rosin steady good strained At Csc.
WILMINGTON, 4. C., May 22.-Sp,rtS tur0entine
1rm 81 3Sltc Rosln quiet; strained soc, good
strained SIC. Tar irnl at S. 20 "a . turpea-
tine frm hard 81 10 yellow dip 81, virgin S.
RICE.
New YORK. May - Rice quiet but steady.
Ezw OalEASs. May 2l-Elce quiet but
steady; ordinary TO prime 3Is o..
rxrHoLsUH.
NEw Yozx May 20 Tho petroleum market
opened steady at s2l4c, and after slight de-
cline 10 early trading adVanc u slowly until the
close which was strong Sc
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.



NEw YORK. May p. uooa.-s'ocks quiss oIs
firm. Honay easy at e ?, per cant Exchange
long ST Ssfl4 81 ssort, - ~ H4Sg GOV.
eminent bonds neglected. STATE bonds dull but
s.saiy. o.,, ,,..-..aw,.
c icaSo s North lilst Terminal. ..... e5It
Ia snors iy3H Western Crioa.. so
5:Dyp M -EIchang. closed dull bu: steady
a. 81 Ss335l Non y easy ~ i5sD21 per
cent SJb-Tr.asury balances told, Si5}'7l O.
90: currency. Sib.. 1900. Government BONDS
dul, but ste.dy. four per cents lzsit four and
half a per cent. coupons iy'y4. state bonds
Il but firm
Tho stock market wss rot 50 active 20 day
but toe tone " dealings vas stronger. especially
for grauE re- coal stocks and gss shares. there
va, some lively covering n s0m- Of to- fayo1te
shares and a feE made very msrkei Ad-
valc- ~. Paul today attracted most r.; 80
intsrest, aud steady buyin 10 that 'toc' -.
vsuJIsiy 1t r,bItsl 20 di1sr>nt ilsIenia.
Z, - - Tie stock crossed ~ fer the fr-. f-l e.
sinc- fne break % la, S-ptenDsr pl. fen
feeling o. oJger gralEers met with some"1at
o. a g1acf fr1 % a decrease IN me ssrn.nEs re-
rgrt-d FOR Northeastern f5r Ay.H, aad dealings
"a tast stock were not - large a. usia. p; ne
Tl~ decision 10 favor ~ rae csiczEl 'as lrp-s
ye.t--Iay la4 fsr0r.9. ef-s, ~ thsi STOCK
sf-.n-.as b. .r p-.c- C1a.--s occupied =
prluliu-rt place 10 t6- marc. All 80 4Eh
KaaIa. vas f-s' a~Iy g ttafr n p1i1t ~
a. ..itg Nefg Jee-ey central tL2A.i q mos.
strength. s. 4 fls. ~ c~gf. on tc- eEs-e.a-
tto1 ~ a d.g.1-.s in > shot 'ire ae1 ihr
1xI-rs fes-uea were t.r hir -est afaoe4 ~
tfat ftysE il macy gsaTs. Its "a a't aElIH
dI.r.4y~i - Hsmistzsasie afpe-sainf ie1i
er r.. aad sefrrai st.cFs. rlic1 nave ~.
d. ...lst t0tslly g'aote1 ~ 80 ~srs w3lEts
f.rsafI a. liFsr -et yNI4 sfN.3e H.ff ~
r. ...r.f.a+f. ana teuer1 JlIos, 1ff>f Ilar'y3
= .Da.t.oI ne .ctlss sni uira - ~ fra-
tlI all With &c fe.t Aw9og i1s fp,' a'ief
tl,ra sers solle vile Hte--tnIl' f f'tsplff
al lg-sfera rfsf erraI. IrsTJr haFlfa'l1q. agr
IA f-.. efharf ser lsc tellf ftrlEr abi.4 tief
q.s.te HDugstOn an4 rutefaT1o 2eclNeg
tsargIy stsotgh % p1ft.c9 ~ ~ - 80 RI
cgfelsI le8i cWIrs Nffe g~arsil 20
f5Far1 >. ~ a'52f tle1 fssi fa.l9H' sstte-
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PEI steamship Caattahoocheo. So- New York
Mrs Hart, / Kit, f L Psarse Mr and Mrs
u z smith, e 2 Ley, q Smith T ! Shsnt Mrs
+ SteTtns, iuft ami syt. Miss r Richmond. Miss
A Richmond, T Miller and son, r Engolman.
Niss kttle Celaad II w Montague, Miss Julia
Taylor and svt, Miss Eaton, Mrs c s Drown and
cnlidrea, Miss Edith StoorS. Master White
mead G Cam, f Gilbert ana family, Mr and
Mrs 7 Molonney. Miss Olendorf Miss a ight.
Miss VI Wight, Miss Barlo v Mrs Clark, fr aud
Mrs u WAshburn, 2 colored. and . .eerage.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The markNt continues to
hold firm On potatoes; prime Sc ling at So 0)@
6 81; sec n Is, 50lt 90; choice cabbage, 81 =
az 60; beans, s 0002 IS; heets. 81 IS d 50:
Flori a tomatoes, 81 O0Qb3 20; cucu nberS, 81 50
az 80 G. s palmer
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kECElPTS.
Pes Csn'rsl Railroad. Stay SIS bslsscotton.
g bales yarn, bales iomes,icS bales wool,
rolls leather, : odls Paptr, IS pkss tobacco,
1912 loE lard, 9e 5as los bacon, BOX fruit, IA
osi-s hav, bSs waisey. 10 81 bbls whisky, I2s
h. oh,s oser, PSgs fuTnturs. $4,000 lbs hour IN
SACKS ll6 bushels corn. 4 cars lumo"r, $50
bushels rice boiS tyrup, S boxes wCodeIware,
"A cases liquor 33s pkEs v-Ze,sSles J bb sugar,
K d ougsy % pkgs N Use. 10 Empty bbis, 90
hhlS c9ttou seed oil, cars Urict. 9 bales plads,
~ a2yes hardware, 10 CASES eggs 40 tons p,g
iron, 3t3 bo.s Sp rlts tUrpcntne, 20 6hiS cosin.
Per Savannah, slOrida aat Western Rv Nav
2e-t9 bales cotton, l,eGS bo,s rosin 6i6 bbs
spirits turpenuae, 4 empty tank cars N K 4
o.. tanks. IL oil tanks IS cars coal, 3 cars brick
cars wood, car iron, car blocks IS cases
meai, d cars lumber , cars cattle ~ SKIS bran,
10 crates machines, - Obls empty hotties %
phls whisky, car bacon, 3 cases dopeStics. ?
hbIs eggs, - drills bales bdas. : hnleS wool,
2 pkss furniture 3 cSsss clothing. lacks WOO.
u ools syrup, 81 pkSs nldse, boxes seed. 40
hhls eritS. 10 bhls meal, rs bejs nour., l.i2o
bhls Vegetables, $50 crates vegetables.
Per Charleston and savannah Ry. May - -
y cdddes tOhacoo, q bdls p BASKETS, 10 cases
hats, Xes tax, % empty kegs case paper.
Dol starch box drugs, y pal candy. bxS
ha 22n. box OILS, b0N's r, . b5is oil, bA
hides, car WOOD bd Awsepsrs ~ sacks rics
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Per bark ThemH tNor, for London . ss5
oh.s SPIRITS turpcntins, measuring i5etS Etl.
luas-Jas Farle, Jr.
Per schr Chas 5 Davis. for Wilmirrtoa, Del
4lAsl1 feet y lumber DAls, Dixon s. O..
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,iAkrrlNE nl.cFLLANY-

KY Wee nay Pert n cargo (baraqss.
pine lupi8s ~9cpanl's. etcj ~ stmT Sootla.e-.
IRON Rlrtsn f0f M3bh. fosfors reyor,e4 Us
be.Lx SOD 4, auction
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Bs-s Nliar' Turst ,Brl from RIO saa. 20
Tor Pensacola Hsy - No ldt stc
-asr Cstr' tt@ AsttirEAaw. Tor key lfa"
~lfn c-r14os elsr 1fs-e1. 'iAys Ia. ~ -
.7r E 8 20 W. ~ ssssineg FaWnes r. o. anH
Dr.s2ss frJr. p4ersiD. Nalcs firaflHf lf.
yftt gogHeG etc ser Emna + C0fAusasll
Falssrs from &0f'9lx Or KY Wet tlil
rom b mps5a .oaii spfl22I
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ox-By steam-Tno market is steady:

VESE-Asass-Bv ste AMY ~psc:ll contract:
To Nsw York. Pnl!aie 3lia, Baltimore and Bos-
ton s,sniar crates $5c; standard bsrrsls. 40c
W.toou. os1tT1ct: Stan1ar1 crates, Sc; stand
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SHIPPING INTELLIGrNCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
SCS RIsEs...-,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..5:oi
SIN SETS 90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ESQ
dI3g WATER AT SAvAHSAH. .2.O9 NJ 3:47 pm
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship VIM Crane, B4ltim ore.
Bark Jury (NorL Poote ,lofR Harbor.
Bark Themis (Nor). London.
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Mil timber 81 below these figures
FPrTGHTS.

LUMsER-Leadiug o.rtss are well supplied
and rates witcout change. Freight limits
are IS 0096 90 from this and the nesr
Georgia ports - the Chesapeake porIs. Phls-
deiphia N-~ York. Sound ports and east ward
Timber I9c1Si 90 higher than lumber rates
To the West indies and Windwa.s, nomia a. ;
% Buea0s Ayres or NeuteviIec. SEQ 90: 20 20
sar!o, S22 co; TO Rio Janeiro, Si9 90: to Spanish
al Iedite-reaa p }rts. S14 002D Is %; 70 Uuited
Kingdom for orders roninal, at for timber. e5
los standard; lumber e5 Is steam-To New
Yor<, 50 %; to Phiadelp hia. SIS co. to Boston,
81 90: 20 Baltimore. So 50.
NAVAL STcREs-F.r;n. ForAiga-Cors, etc.
for orders. IS. ana or IS Sd for spot vessels.
Atriat.e, rosin. Is s i;Ge .oa 8. 81: South Amer
lea. T a, 81 % psr barrel Of $50 poua4.
wisa-Stea MO Boston. Is on rosin,
9)c on sr!rits to New York. royin, 3)c; spirits
So; Re Ph l.daloh.' rosil 90: spirits sOc:
to Bal,ims re, rosn 5)c; spirits. zoe. Coastwiss.
quiet
Corrox-Dy steam-Tno market is steady:
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THURSDAY, May % 1888
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Christie. Philadelphia
c O Anderson.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
landinEs-W 7 Gibson. Mgr
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark AgBes GER. Sehepnss, Dakar, in bal
last-MAster.
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w
Sweet potatoes wnit. 2 bus Iel 30 a 90
Portray turkeys scarce. Young chickens
wanted old 70 Wis pentif Il; de mani fair.
E55s- Market dull, vita gcod supply and
demand
P.Ay,-rs-Tair stock; demand moderate;
SrsAR-Georgla and Florida nominal, none In
marset.
HoSEy No ds r and: nominal
SWEET PorAroEs-In god demand.
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Cfy ifiaae Xsy 90 OF IrYmDs1n ~ co..
" Is Chester. ~ Orfs Dn I81rslty istH. ht
ng94t pastei t4s DsI DIQg 9a ngr.l ea4 oi
Blo1a lsagq lflaIl 49asi
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the list or, BIZ the ciose vas fairly steady az
fractional gains IN almost the ea5ire lis. Total
sales 20Io0s shares, Oregon Nav CATION IS up
3, P1tvssHrg ana West-rR preferred 20. New
Jersey Central ,, Chicago Gas -, and St. PAUL
preferred Is Dor cent. The following were the
CIoslr~ nl,c. aim.
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Ledge and h.s IN, 10 feet o. water on it a: low
,da. There &c from 20 ta:homs of water all
around H. VeSseis running In from Eastern
PoIn. Sre Apt to rus dirsctly upon II.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sATT.Fn YESrFRnAY

Bark Thsmis (NOr), Wsibys London-strachan
& 60.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF&.IE MORNING NEWS, I
-. ~ - [. NLaA. - 4 l.

SAVANNAH, GA. May -. P. NJ.
corroy-Ths market continues duh, but
s.aady and unchanged. There was 4 moderate
i,agi~y. with a very light stock Offering. Tae
,a'es daring the day were IS bales. On Chsa+e
a. the midday call, at p. m, the uarkst was
-oD,--sd quie, a; the following Official spot
..ntlo-,s of The Co-tou ExcaanEe.
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RIcE-The market remains very quiet at IN
changed prices. There was not a single trans
scto reported during the day At the Board
of Trade the market was reporte quiet at the
following Official quotations. Small joo lots are
held at 1s01sc higHer:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
TInctnn,lnr Intcre.tInr.

In-this country the chrysanthemum
has had its ups and downs ia popular
favor. Soon after the European gar,
deners began actively the work Of pro.
ducing new varieties, a number Of
American florists became heavy i'm
porters, and the flower at once bo.
came a craze. Then the taste for them
declined, until il was difficult TO sell
any plants at all, but in recent years
the interest has been revived, and the
florists windows are gay with many
colored flowers.
The chrysanthemum will endure a
considerable amount Of frost, but usu.
ally V winters will kill them.
The plant is one which may be easily
cultivated, and may be rapidly in.
creased by dividing the plants In
April.-Washington Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
InherItance Of Acquired Habit.

In illustration Of the hereditary
transmission Of characteristics &C
quired by habit Professor NJ. NJ.
Hartog relates in Nature the case of a
person who is unequally myopic in his
eyes and very astigmatic in the left
one. On account of the bad images
given by this eye for neal objects he
was compelled in childhood TO mask
it, and acquired the habit when writ.
ing Of leaning his head on his left
arm, so us TO blind it, or Of resting
his left temple and eye on the hand,
with the elbow on the table. After
putting on spectaclcs when Is years
old, he lost the habit Of leaning. His
two children, while they have not in
herited the congenital defect. being
emmctropic in both eyes, have re.
ceived his acquired habit, and have TO
be watched TO keep them from hiding
the left eye when writing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
DIE DAN TUCKER.

oh, | went 10 town de oder night,
To hear de shows and see de sights;
When | got deere ! look all round,
Till I hear Dan fuckers banjo sound
oh, get out de way, Ole Dan Tucker,
You're too late 10 come to supper
Oar ole Black Tin just bring to town.
A possum vii a biz ~raccoon,
oh, de coon he show de possum fight,
But she creep In her bosom out oh sight
seed my gal, she's a virgin maid.
Dat Tucker tried to ~serenade;
lie tried - come, but he couldn't 90,
For she wiuAcl ut me wild de heel Ob her toe
Oh, ole Dan went TO run his horse,
But he couldn't git his legs across.
so he lay him cross like a bag % meal,
And he Spurred de horse with hi, htg toe nail
oh. be run'd away kase massa CrlsS
To walk lie riher ] mount ole huss,
But de boss vent TO de bottom. smack,
An | rode over on de rivers back.
All mite dey make me shell De corn,
TIL after dc sun wake up In de morn,
SO hide an 20 TO sleep for spite,
But ] got kOtch fore de broke ob night
bake n hoe cake 'mong de reed.
Alligator come TO spite my feed,
/ chuck him a iron hickory wedge,
Dat set his teeth quite Oh an edge
oh, blue Bets fry some eels one day,
An Ole Dan smell dc gravy play,
She cbuckcd hot fat upon bis shin,
An il made dc nigga's toe nail grin.
To de pond to soak my foot | 90.
But a catfish cotch me by dc toe,
He run my foot into his fin,
But | lick him clar out oh his skin.
Philadelphia North American, ''Songs Of othe
DAYS"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
where lie Draws the Line.

Throw up your hands," cried the
robber.
Certainly" replied the obliging
tourist.
"T1l throw up anything you want
me 10. Except (he added soto voce)
''the diamonds | swallowed 10 keep
you from getting. Epoch.
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AG ENTS D.

For Club Rates, or any further information de-
sired, pritc legibly 10 the undeysigDed clearly stat.
ing your residence. with State, County, street and
Number, More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing An Envelope Tearing
rnnr InIl nhdrnsa.
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Famed for 20 Years
MGgY1
H&~%
commissioners

We the undersigned Bans and Bankers will pay
81 Prizes drNSn In The louisiana state Lotteries
which may De presented Ut our counters,
u. VI .wALMsLES, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank.
~ ERIE LANAUN, Pres, State Nat. Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Bank
CARL kOHN, Pres. Onion National Bank.
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DHYSICIAN.-MRS. DIR. NJ. f.. Mccoy
/ physician and surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over Squire Farrar'S
grocery store. Chronic diseases a spec
ialty, Consultation free. l2-2ldw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-08
Cause of Typhoid Fever.

"Nothing is so kdiscreditable in
civilization" said DR.. Cyrus Edison
in a recent lecture, Gas typhoid. 1t
is found everywhere, yet is easily
preventable. After. investigating
many cases I am convinced that
typhoid fever is nearly always due
to polluted water, milk, ice or meat.
The typhoid germ gets into the sys-
tenn by entering the body through
the mouth. Wells are great source
Of danger. There is scarcely a safe
one in the countrS, for nearly every
where you will find the well a close
neighbor of source of disease"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-08
NAMES THAT CAN BE REFERRED II

NAMES THAT CAN BE REFERRED TO.
Robert Hardy, Etna, w. T., weak
eyes, cured.
E. Anderson, Salem, Or, Catarrh
seven years, cured.
d. w. Emmett, Salem, Or, deaf
ness ten years, restored.
Mrs. M. E. Day, Port Madison,
w. t., throat difficulty, restored.
Henry Slough, Macleay, Or, deaf
ness fifteen years, restored.
@. w. Scott, 271 Fifth street, Port
land, rheumatism in feet, cured.
Volua Webster, Weston, Umatilla
county, Or, catarrh cured.
B. H. Rice, 80 B street, Portland,
heart disease cured three months
since.
S. F. Hoskinson, Port Blakely,
w. IT,, Sciatic rheumatism, cured.
A. Jackson, Seattle, w. T., pain
in his back for four years, cured.
G. Snowden's girl, Salem, Or,
Discharging ears nine years, cured.
Rev. NJ. M. Bashor, Brooks, Or,
Nasal and throat catarrh, restored.
John Wolfin, Stuck Junction, w.
r., Deafness. and discharging ears,
cured.
Samuel Jackson, Highland, Or,
Deafness twenty years, cured in ten
minutes.
Alfred Letcher, jeweler, residing
at Tillamook, Or, cured of a dis
charging ear.
DIR. DARRIN's PLACE OF BUSINESS.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free
at 235 Fifth street, corner Main,
Portland. Office hours, from 10 to
O'Clock daily; evenings, to s;
SUNDAYS, 10 to II. All durable
chronic diseases, loss of manhood,
blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gonor-
rhoeea, structure, spermatorrhoeea,
seminal weakness or loss of desire OF
sexual power in man or woman,
catarrh and deafness are confidently
and successfully treated. Cures of
private diseases guaranteed and
never published in the papers, Cir
culars sent free. Most cases can
receive home treatment after visit
to the doctors Office.
The offices at Salem and Eugene
are closed. Any persons under
treatment in that vicinity can call
or write to the Portland office.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

7 j. JENNINGS d. d. SCIENTIST
J Office In the New Bank Block. Com
mercial street, Salem. Sign of the big
tooth. dW
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0VERSEERS WANTED EVER y
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to employ u reliable person in your county
to tack up advertisements and show cards
of Electric Goods. Advertisements to be
tackled up everywhere, on trees, fences and
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wages $3.50 per day; expenses advanced;
no talking required. Local work for all
or pal of the time Addess with stamp,
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