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upou the application or irvine VI, FUN.
Admin traitor OF WILLIAM GUMS,
late Of Chrisliana Hundred in said
county, deceased, II is ordered and az
rected by the Register that the Ad-
nihistrAtor aforesaid give notice of
s1a"uEg Otletiers OF Administration anon The
estate OF the deccaIci with the ate Of grant.
Ing thereof, by causing advertisement, to he
posted within forty days from the date Of such
lCtttlstn slA OF the most public pl4ueI Of the
county Of New Castle, repairing all persons
having demands agAihst the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly 10
such cast made and provided; sud also cause
the same to be Inserted slthln the same peri
Cd in the DAIy RkPUHLICAN, u news.
paper published In Wilmington, Del,
aud to be continued therein three weeks. e.
q. d.
- Given under tho hand ana Seal rf
L. s. once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, Ia New Castle County
aforesaid the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
- Register,
MOTTO K.-All persons having claims agAinst
the estate of the deceased must present tue
duly n he A
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NJ ANTED 81 UATTON BY A COL
~ Ortd man and wife as house servants.
NO objection 10 snort distante In the g MIR
Good city reference. Apply At ms on e, I 5utf
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ei5 ratndll t., 10 oorns and bath
hH W+si ~ e., 6 r,0ms
bB bennctt ST., I rooms and shed,
=, ,alD ttt b., rooms nd bath
=, lUla kln 81 rooms and bath
~ y; tjr. Del. ave and Yves, ST. 10 rooms
$, ". Cor. 18TH and French st srooms
No sos West st., " rooms an bn IA
,.,t oil south jackson ST., rooms and
No. 1919 ,hestnut ST., 4rooms
" lslS West sth ST., rooms
alb EA8l ljth ST., rooms and bath
w Madison IT., 10 rooms and bath
So West Front st,, Ooms
l2lh W ashlns ton st II rooms and hath
" 10 W. 81 nth st. 5rooms
. ~ West u ST. 10 rooms and bath
=, 5l7 vest I'm It 10 rooms and bath
"a 1ln ssnhnren ST. sro0ms a I'd bath
" lu.l West III st, 6rulms and bath
- 40 West 18th It, 70 rooms an bath
- lUGI Ilue st., rooms and bath.
Y Y nnett t., rooms
. Jos - plsr ST., Il rooms and basemrnt
~ " COR. lUth ana hirAwood sfOoms Hnh ba tn
NO. hl5 Mest I'm ST., rnomst al bah
. eil Mshlson ~ rooms ana bath
" iHl2 west Ind St, rooms and bath
lh6 Delaw re ave-, rooms Und bath
- 229urange St, lOr rooms
- 1910 West sth ST.. rooms
" lhb Lincoln ST., = rooms and bath
=, w ". Front ST, rooms and bath
a, i:ihcoln ~ rooms and bath
sdl W front st u rooms and hath
a. ,ia3ott nalnnl - 6r oms and bath
a. 90 mhtkel 81 II rooms and b'tl
=, - IVES ith ST., rooms d bath
. ~ french ST., rooms amt bath
- West 9Th l.. II rooms and bath
=, lMb Trenton Plaee, rooms and bath
sl5 West TN ST., 8 rooms and bath,
For additional lists apply 10
dSl-eod-lst
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| oST-A GARBAGE CUSHION AND
Il VALISE market with owner'.n.m. M
nnder vi / be r, waIdeu by returning tito No,
80 '"'~H p''Net' IT
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at tie REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, in tine
shade:
o'clock 10 o'clock IL o'clock
20 85 3S
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Grand Monthly Drawing,
AT the Academy OF Music, New
Orleans. Tuesday, February IL, $50

loO, 200 Tickets At Twenty Del.
lars each. Halves $40; Quar- tiers
e6I Tenths o2i TWen iteshs 81.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
A BEGINNING MADE
First Couusil Bstwsen the Sioux Comnis
ston and Iadians ~ Rosebud.

First Council Bstween the Slow Commis-
stos and Iadians ~ Rosebud.
ROSEBUD AGENCY, 8. D.. June 5.-Ths
Sioux commission spent Monday morn
ing witnessing the issuing of ESQ cattle
TO the Indians-the regular beef issue at
this agency. Notice having been given
to the Indians they assemblies at o'clock
to listen 70 the proposition which the
commissioners were to make them.
About forty Of the head men and chiefs
gathered about the council place. while
the lesser fry sst further back. To avoid
even the appearance Of unfairnsss the
Indians were allowed to choose their
own interpreter. and Louis Rsoeaux VA
selected for this very delicate duty.
Mai. spencer. the agent at this place.
then opened the council in brief speech, !,
In which he told the chiefs that the
great father had sent the gentlemen
to talk with his children and no
hoped they would b. treated respectful.
ly. Last year they thought that
the commission did not treat them right
by not coming TO their agency nrst.
This year they came here first. One Of
this commission, Gen. Crooks, was well
known to them ss good man who never
told lie. and the others would try 10
earn the same reputation. Governor
Foster then spoke about the provisions Of
the bill under which the lands were TO
bs sold, il sold ut all. The Indians de-
sired to have the bill read. and il was
done. taking up the remaining time Of
the day. In the evening the Indians
held . council in regard to the matter.
When the council assembled Tuesday
morning Maj. Warner spoke and further
explained the law. The head chiefs
wanted time to consider the matter. and
said there was no hurry about deciding.
The talk seems to be favorable to &C
ceptance. but it is too early to tell what
will Ia done.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07

~ loved them al; a, I loved them ar. 2
said the mother; ''bus he'd two kisses
for Bessis, Tor shs IVES Toms favorits
and was such . good child. She put her
arms about my neck and said: "You
know you said God would take care of
me always, mamma, Will he take care
Of me nowy I told her he would
and abe need not. fear, and
Then She wss Carried Away.
I'm not afraid, mamma she called out,
and heard her, although could not sse
her--and that's all; except that the root
was torn of and foated Of on 1t, and
some Italians saved me r. Sernvills, six.
teen miles from here.
"And the children, Mrs. FsnnI hope
they all escaped"
"You have found two Of them dead,
Bessie and George, and there's not .
mark ON Bessie's face, and oh am 90
tired.
They're All Gone.
every one, eight Of them. and am 60
ing home to Virginia after all thess
years to rest and try to think"
Only one mother Of the hundreds; only
one Of the multitude.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
WORK. OF THE TORRENT.

VSNFN VI tFfo tSNNkNts
Locomotives sad Ieiiius Mil Afaehinsry
csrrasa Before the Rssistisss Flood.
The avail torrent came down the mar
row dsfle between the mountains, o
distance OF nine miles, and with fall
Of 300 feet in that distance, sweeping
away the villages Of South Fork, Mineral
Point, Woodvale and Conemaugh, lesv-
ing but one building standing, . woolsn
mill. where but an hour before had stood
hundreds, and dashing on with the roar
Of cataract and with the speed Of the
wind upon the fair city at the feothiils.
The great Gsutier steel works sat in this
plain and the city below il, railroad
tracks bounding il at the base Of ths
mountains on the north. Here is where
the trains were standing when the tide
Of water, like . catapult, came down
upon them with such resistlsss force that
the heavy trains, locomotives and Pull.
mans all were overturned and
swept Down the Torrent
and were lodged against the great stone
viaduct along with forty. one locomotives
from the Johnstown round house, TN
heavy machinery and .ponderous frame
work Of the Gautier mi H. the accumu.
lated debris Of more than thousand
houses, furniture, brids 90, lumber, drift
and human beings. Tie low arches oi
the stone viaduct chols ed up Immediately
and the water backsdS,ver the entire leve
Of the valley upon which the city stood
to the depth Of abont thirty eight feet a'
the water works. II. the great sea thu
formed hundreds, perhaps Thousands
Of people were struu Cling for life. Tn
scene now Is one Of the most narrowing
possible for the Imagination Of man h
conceive. TIE acculnulatsd DRIFT gorgs<
up at the viaduct to height Of fort,
feet
And Then Took Fire
from tty, vpsstting Of stoves or lamps
Then were strong men made sick .
the sieht. Az the flames cracked an.
roared among the dry tinder Of the hoat
ipG houses human bodies were ses'
pinionsd between the house roofs, loco
motives. iron beams. freight, passengs
and Pullman and baggage cars, tn
greedy flames licking with haste their
Diet Of Runaa Flash.
The scene was horrible beyond des
cription. From infancy few days oil
to the wasted figure of age were burns
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
HORROR UNPARALLELED
Pennsylvania Visited BY . Del
uge and Thousands or PeO.
pie Drowned.
A Bursting Reservoir Sweeps Several
Cities and Their Inhabitants Out
Of Existence.
Fire Adds Its Terrors 70 the Scene, and
Hundreds Perish Who OtlRrwiSe
Might Have Been Saved.
Human cO'psss as Plentiful as Logs In the
wreckage Above the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Bridge-3, 500 Recovered.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 1.-The rsssr-
voir above the town burst about 5 p. m.
Friday, and augmented BY the streams
already heavily swollen BY the late rains.
rushed down upon this city carry
ing death to hundreds and mis-
cry to Thousands. The waters are
now subsiding rapidly. but - yet 1t
10 impossible to obtain anything like
exact Information concerning the sxteat
of the disaster that has visited this city
and the district surrounding. II Il no
exagssrstion 10 ~ that there srs
mourners In every family. Thousands
are missing. Ii Il certain nat "a
Hund<sds Have Bees Lsse.
and while many Of those who 90 new
missing aAd who are incurred - dssA
have doubtless been ssved, - anal
death roll viii beyond dosbt - oe ap-
pailing length.
1t is impossible 10 describe brssAy the
suddsnness with which the disaster
came. A warning sound wss heard 1t
Conenaugh . few minutes before thu
rush Of waters came, but Il was sttrib-
uted to some meteorological disturbance
and no trouble vas borrowed because Of
the thing unseen.
As the low. runbling noise increased
in volume, however, and came nearer. .
suspicion Of danger began 10 force itssH
upon even the bravsst, which was in
creased to q certainty q few minutes
later, when with . rush the mighty
stream spDsad out in width. and then
there waS no time to do anything to save
themselves. Many Of the unfoktunatss
were
whirisd Into che Stream
before they could tnrn around. Mon
women and children were struggling in
the stream, and Il 10 thought that many
OF them never rsached Johpstown, only
Q mile or two below. At Johnstown
similar scene was on acted. only on .
much larger scale, ~ the topulssion 10
greater, and the sw' ,eping whirlpool
rushsd into dsnses anaas Of humanity.
The imagination Of th , reader can better
depict the spectacle han the pen Of ths
writer can give 1t. II was . twilight Of
terror, and the gatheu .ng shades OF even
ing closed in on
A Panorama Of Horrers
that has few parallels in the history Of
casualties. Even tie thought Of such .
thing as rescue wee madness, and the
agony Of the strus Rhng, drowning vic
TINS found ito res ponse In the bosoms OF
those who stood ~ringing their hands In
helpless horror, IA view Of their friends.
Now and then the waters would dash
against one fkle Of the mountain and
then to the other side, carrying with
them their ksuu ian freight, and this d.
version enable those on the bsnks 70
rescue many. II will b found that O
this account many win Be returned 70
their homes . I'd friends who are now ~
counted lost. The list cf dead 10 there
fore matte Of conjecture, and will not
not b deHy .ite,y known for many hours.
Sec. ehers ale out everywhere from
Lohnstown to blairsvilie.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
JACK THE RIPPER ONCE MORE.

JACK THE RIPPER ONCE MORE.
The London Fiend Has Resumed uis
Atrocities.
LONDON. June 5.-The mutilated trunk
Of Q woman was found in the Thames o,
Horseley Down. The Whitechspel ex
citement revived. 1t is believed that
Jack the Ripper has resumed his atroci.
ties.
Foreign Facts.
The strikes in Bohemia are spreading.
Upwards Of 800 men are out.
The Marquis of Londonderry will
retire FROM the Irish viceroyship Aug. 6.
The Kreutz-Zeitung states that . Ger
man Protestant bishopric will soon be
founded in Jssusslem.
Strong evidence was given at the in
quest in Liverpool, in support Of the
charge that Mrs. Maybrick, niece Of
JEFF Davis, poisoned her husband.
All the members of the committee ap.
pointed to represent the striking miners
at Bochum. Westphalia, have BEEN ar
rested and their papers seized.
Perrin, the man who fired q blank
cartridge ct President Carnot on the eve
of the opening Of the exposition, has
been sentenced to four months impris-
onment.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
DEATH FOLLOWS THEM.
Thpss who Escaped the Flood dsy Fall
Victims Of Pnsums snia.

Thoss who Escaped the Flood Msy Fall
Victims Of Pnsamsnis.
JoHNsTowN. June Sup the ragged
sides of Prospect hill, the same to which
several hundred terrified people ded to
escape the food last Friday night, your
correspondent scrambled during the
afternoon. He came upon Q pneumonia
scourge which bids fair to do for mum.
Der Of the escaped Victims what the
food could not. Death has pursued
them 10 their highest places, and terror
will not die. Every little house on the
hill, and there are hundred or two Of
them, had thrown its doors open TO re-
ceivs the bruised and half-clad fugitives
vn the dark day of tho deiuge, and every
one was now Q crude hospital.
There had been pneumonia on the
hill, but only few isolated cases. Now.
however, several cases developed among
the food fugitives. and local ply sician
said the prospects for . scourge are all
too promising. The snfeebled condition
Of the patients. the unhealthy atmos.
phere prevailing the valley, and the
necessarily close quarters in which the
people are crowded render the spread Of
the disease almost certain.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07

ghost Of its former sen, WINE III alUng
the line Of the torrent the isolated houses
Of hundreds are without occupants. The
relief provisions for Johnstown must be
extended to these other places a. rapidly
o. railroad transportation facilities can
be furnished. The towns named oil lie
between Johnstown and South Fork
dam, whose bursting caused the disaster.
At Woodvale the dead bodies Of hun
dreds are lying in the debries relatively
- numerous as they are in Johnstown.
At Conemaugh the same condition Of
things prevails. The scarcity Of the
living at both places makes the recovery
Of bodies very slow work.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Baptist Church-tcy a. NJ. Duboc, pastor
Services every sunday at lO:45 A. M, and
':i5 NJ. Sunday school Immediately after morn
tng service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Al I:3U o'clock.
Norwegian Baptist Church-ReW c. ". Fin
wall, pastor. Services every Sunday at 10 AS A. Il
Auu 80 =. NJ. sunday School Immediately after
morning service. Young Peoples meeting every
Friday evening at 5 O'Clock. Prayer meet ny
every Tuesday evening at : O'Clock.
81. L. Church Rev o. II. sproul, pastor. Ser
iices every Sunday at lO:4j A. N. and 7:35 p. n
sabbath School immediately after morning sersi
see. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al
80 clock.
Presbyterian ChurCh-Rev. A. NJ Work, pastor
Services every sunday morning at l0:i5 and even
ing al :45 sabbath School after morning sci
rice. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07

The work OF Intsrmsss ef TIE Jehnssown
Victims Cemmsaess.
Delay Is no longer possible. The de-
composed corpees win inevitably breed
pestiisncs il longer exposed 70 the air.
At the first break Of dawn this morning
orders were issued to push preparations
for the gigantic burial with all possible
speed. Where there is no reasonable
hope for Identification the bodies will be
buried ct once. Il 10 probable that by
evening there will be ct least 5000 new
graves In the valley. many Of which will
80 unmarked for ali time.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
ANOTHER TERRIBLE FLOOD.

Phillipsburg. Pa, Wiped Out-Nssriy $50
Dead Bodies Already Recovered.
JoHNsrowN, Pa, June 6.-An over
land message reports great loss of life at
Phillipsburg, Center county. It 10 said
sss bodies had been recovered up 70 the
time Of the departure of the courier.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
Ycars for Lock Haven.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Thsre is great
anxiety because Of the fact that no nswl
10 obtainable from Lock Haven. There
are reports Of disaster in that locality,
but telegraph communication has been
cut OF since . p. m. Friday. Lock
Haven Is . place Of l2,000 inhabitants
and 10 badly situated in case Of Hcod.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
COUNTY OFFICERS,

Clerk of Cuuit-LOuis Patnaud.
AudiIOr-M II. Cornell.
Register OF Deeds Burre II Lien.
IrGasurer-N I'm. Nicholson.
Judge of PrObate-D. H. SwcCzCy.
County Surveyor .. :. :, ,einan.
Sheritl-GcO. W. Ilurd.
District Attorney. q. Andrews.
superintendent Of Schools -Chas. Robinson.
Coroner {. ". Higgins.
board OF Comms- ioIeTs-A. H. Kinney, chairman
Allen smith, NJ. A Stumley, o. j. bitterness
Z. ID. DaN!-.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
NO STATISTICS TELL IT.

The sorrow and Misery Caused by the
Flosd-Ons Case In Many.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 5.-A pretty,
pale, little woman told part Of her story
to-day, as she nervously clasped or un'
clasped her hand and cried in quiet,
heart breaking way. Her name wal
Mrs. Fem. On the afternoon OF the
food Fem went to the butchers and
passed out of this short history in the
waters. When the flood came into the
Fenn house the mother gathered her
chicks in the parlor and told them not 70
be afraid, as God was there and would
guard them.
Up Came the Torrent
and they went to the second floor. and
again the mother talked Of hope and
bade them be Of good cheer. for papa
heaven rest him-would come soon In 9
boat and take them away. Up, up and
up rose the water, and now the family
were forced TO the top story. The rooms
were very low and soon the heads OF the
mother and children were beating against
the ceiling. Mother" said the eldest
child. girl, wouldn't It be better to SO
outside and die in the open air. les,
dear" said the mother, Wen make q
raft and all 60 down together" She
fought her own and her childrens way
TO the window and opened It. She
caught piece Of plank and
Put the Eldest Child on II
with hasty kiss and Q s'God bless you.
Then she let IL float away into the dark.
ness and the roar Of waves. Six times
were these frail barks freighted with
precious cargoes and argosies Of pious
trust. The children were frightened,
but obedience was part Of their creed,
and they made but little protest. Now
came the turn Of the last child, Bessie,
the four-year-old. One can fancy what
IL meant.
The Last aud Dearest
There was scarce breathing spacs in W
room now, and IL haste was mos ussd
death would come there ct once. On Z
broad plank, Bessie was fastsned secure
II and was kisssd, y hsd ben " otAaTs
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
Death By Electricity Cruel,

BUFFALO. June 5.-Counssl for
Ksmmisr. the condemned murder, wili
appeal on habass corpus proceedings for
. review Of the verdict on the ground
that death BY electricity Is cruel and un-
usual punishment and therefore uncon
stitutiOnAl
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
Tn. 0r.x.M.,,h...Nv

wAsnIN0roN, June 5.-Justics Gray,
Of the United States supreme court. and
Miss jeanette Matthews. daughter Of the
late Justice Matthews, were married at
the brides residence Last evening. A
large number Of distinguished guests
witnessed the ceremony.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
CITY OFFICERS.

MayOr-W. H. RJddIe.
C.Inc.lmenA. j. box, W. NJ Brooke, F. J. Ad
ans, Il. Ii. Lien,
Ccrk-n. }. pafrow.
Ircasurer-D. II. campbell.
harshal--A. h. Hayward
IOnCc JnstiCc-D. X SwCcZcy.
city Justice Louis Patnaud.
CITY AsscsEOr-G. ". Pond.
Night PUlICc-A. L. Hayward.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
AID FOR SUFFERERS.
Generous Responses 60 the Nssds
PsupsylvsnIs Flood Sufferers. :

Generous Responses 60 the Nssds 81
PsnpsylvsnIs Flood Sufferers. 50
NEW YORK, June 4.-Reports from all
the large cities Of the country show that
generous citizens are actively engaged
in gathering contributions to b sent to
the food sufferers. Over t100. 900 were
raised in . few minutes after receipt Of
the news Of the great disaster. Bsnsdt
performances will be given ct all the
theatres. Governor Hill has Issued
proclamation calling for contributions.
The Psnnsylvanis railway voted ts5,-
900 to the relief Of the sufferers.
Chicago raised tIOO. 900 and will un-
doubtedIy make il much more.
Pittsburg has sent several train loads
Of supplies to the scene. and is caring
for all the refugees As fast as they arrive
there.
The American Express company has
instructed all their Offices to recsivs
supplies or money and transport them
free. This Is an important move, - It
opens in nearly every town In the coun-
try Q subscription Office for tho sufferers.
An impromptu benefit entertainment
was held at Minneapolis Tuesday even
ing, which netted t7l5 for the sufferers.
Both of the Twin Cities are doing noble
work in contributing.
whore the Flood Csns From.
GREEysBURa, Pa, June S.-The reser-
voir was situated about eighteen miles
northeast of Johnstown, On the site Of
the old reservoir that was one Of the
feeders Of the Pennsylvania canal. It is
the property of . number Of wealthy
Pittsbury men, who constitute tho South
Fork Fishing and Hunting club. The
sheet Of water was formerly known ~
Conemaugh lake. 1t 10 from s00 to 800
feet above the level Of Johnstown and IL
th, ,>ae and half miles long BY one to one
and a ,,uarter miles wide, and in some
nlaces "a l29 feet deep. II is the largest
reservoir in the United States.
Ask u.ip fro., the Lssi.isturs.
PrrrsBuRa, June S.-A message ask-
inc Tor an extra session Of the legisla-
ture, which was signed by every men,
Der Of that body from Allegheny county.
was sent to Governor Beaver. but at this
writing no reply has bsen received.
Gen. Lew wsiises's wife Among the
Mtssing.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 5.-Grs. Wallace.
the wife of the author d BEN Hurs
was on one OF the trains caught in the
Consmaugh valley. She has not been
heaSi from and her friends are anxious.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

Wheat Lower; cash, ~; July. fsS<c; Deeem.
her, sssSc.
Cora -Ea.ier; cash, ss,sc; July, si,se; s<p,sm.
Der. $40 Ss,se.
osi.-Easisr; ca4A. ai,sc' July, sss4o; s~pssm.
ber, ~ ei6c.
Rye-Se,5c for June.
Barley Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy q %.
Flax Seed Si.sa
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07
Chicago live stock.

Cattie--Texans, S1.7oa3s5; native steers. f35o
sI5o COWS and bulls, Si.650sso; stockers and
feeders, ts.ssd3.oo.
Hogs-s Sorted lights, t4soe4 LEO; heavy mixed,
SAas04. 70; light mixed and bulk, <sod&n.
shssp-Natives. Ha475; westerns. $3.50
AIS; TEXANS, esGas5; lambs. $sso9Ass per
head.
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1889-06-07

10. paul.
Wheat No. bard. soQeoc, No. Nosthsra
uose, Ns. Z Nolshsn ss@7as,