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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03

THE anti-lottery citizens Of Louisiana are
beginning to think that Providence IS on
their side. One Of the principal lottery
advocates in the legislature has been pros
trated by paralysis, and another has been
called away from the Legislature through
family troubles The narrowness Of the
struggle may be judged from the import
ance of single member and the democrat
ling consequences of the loss of one man.
The final outcome of the struggle seems TO
hang in the balance, but the contest itself
will go down in the history ~ a noble
fight for state emancipation in the face
of unheard Of liberality and even extraya-
gance in the brides offered by the corrup-
tionists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03

Two men and woman are under arrest
on suspicion of having committed the
crime
JACKSON, Miss. - The jury in the
case of the State Treasurer Heming-
way, rendered verdict of guilty. me
court then passed a sentence Of FIVE years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
THOMAS DAVIDSON was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree at Columbis
City, Ind. Wednesday. and sentenced to life
imprisonment. Davidson got tired wait.
ing for the death of his uncle whose heir
he was, and killed him last November.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03
WASHINGTON.

TuE House Committee on Coinage,
Weights and Measures has decided, 10y a
vote of 6 to ., TO recommend nou-concur-
renee in the Senate amendments to the
Silver bill
A REPORT to the State Department from
Maycnce. Germany, shows the lmporta-
tons of American beef cattle have not been
a success. The prejudice against the beef
was strong, and it was everywhere .declaar-
ed too fat too tough. Of too dark color
and generally unsatisfactory
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03
overerowded London Cemeteries.


Though the leading example of over
crowding Hamlets cemetery, TO which the
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins called attention recently,
the facts in regard to some of the other
burial places are sufficiently startling At
Brompton more than 10000 bodies have
been laid in about . acres; at the Cam
berwell cemetery upward Of $4,000 have
been inferred in ten or eleven acres; at
Lambeth the total is more than 100000 IN
about twenty acres, and at the Padding
ton cemetery the burials have numbered
more than g. 600 in about eight acres
say 1900 to an acre. In twenty-one of
the large London cemeteries more than a
million and quarter bodies nave been
Inferred during the last half-century in
less than 800 acres Of ground. No doubt
during that time space has been fairly
available for use at two or three distinct
periods after being filed up and left for
ten or fifteen years-but burial reformers
are nevertheless able to make most shock
ing statements as to the condition of some
Of our metropolitan burial place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03
CRIME.

CAlIsroGA, Gala Three masked men
robbed the Hubou Springs stage Wednes-
day. installing it for stage carrying the
express. Twelve passengers were cleaned
out, the three highwaymen getting 500
and some lewelry.
TvE 5ody Of David Moore, travelling
salesman was found at Ottawa, H., Tues,
day morning. He had evidently been
beaten to death. His pockets were rifed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03

President DrAz, Of Mexico, the dis
patches say, is becoming unpopular. The
dispatches should be received with due
allowance for infection. There has de-
velopcd all along the Texas and Mexican
border certain activity in kilograms
which is known in newspaper Offices and
which causes a discount TO be made on all
news from that regioR. President Diaz is
the most American of the Mexican presi-
dents. He has been much in the United
States, and by all odds is the most practi.
.cal and modern Of tae men who have filled
the position He is shrewd and strong
He may be aiming at a dictatorship, but
those who know him we'll think him too wist
for the endeayor. He is not the man tc
forget his surroundings He is boss,
in the political sense of the word, and hi,
management of the affairs Of the republic
of the south, while good example O.
hossism. has not been bad He is quite
able TO care for himself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03
street Car Men strike.

JoIrFr. June 26.--The street car EN-
ployes here struck today fer more
wages and shorter hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-03

Ir seems that Lord Salisbury has not been
soyielding as Mr. Stanley feared The dis
patches describing the probable boundary
lines between the English and German
spheres of intucuceiu Central Africa indi-
Gates that England has at least held her
own in the division of territory. STAN
ley's anxiety was least Germany should Ice
allowed to come north of the Victoria
Nyauza. His warnings TO the British
public. and his criticisms upon Lord Sails
bury. have had this fear for their keynote.
Whether all this has had an effect on stiff
fleming his lordshjp's attitude or not the
fact remains that Germany is not TO eX-
tend north Of the Victoria. Her northern
boundary is to be the second degree of
south latitude The parallel cuts off the
southern end of the Victoria, but leaves
the major portion of the lake in English
territory. The line between the German
and English spheres does not exactly fol-
low this second parallel, but bends little
30 the south over IN the northwest corner
Of the German territory, near the Congo
line The bend is for the purpose o. tak-
ing into English territory the mountain
Gus country covered by Stanley recent
treaties, and seems also to include pract-
caly tho wholeof Uganda. The strip OF
territory along England southern Inc
which Germany eedes to England gives
England little more sea-coast' but serves
its most useful purpose, IN the present ne
gotations, in Strengthening the line be-
tween the two spheres of influence. The
western boundary of the German sphere is
OF course, the Congo state. South the line
is the stephenson road, the shortest and
most practicable way from South Africa to
he Nile valley ltIeayes the coast at the
lambesi river thence UP the Shire to
Lake Nyussa, thence across country to
1augauika then through the Nyanza lakes
70 the Nile As f. as Tanganyika and
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

RuTTFRwoRTH, of Cincinnati. q
slalwert Republican, threatens TO bolt
the Mckinley tariff bill, and Demo-
Gratis are highly ela,ed over his oppo.
sition to it. He seems to think that
Canada should be protected and that
the brewing business OF Cincinnati
was not properly protested. Mr.. But
terworth will be apt to find that while
be was in the Republican party he
was a pretty good sized man. but
while outside Of II he will find that he
is small potatoes. Let him take warn
ing from Fitch, OF New York. who
sold himself in the same manner, and
now, though a Democratic Congress-
man, he is go intinitesimally small
that he can hardly be found in llock
OF midgets, under the light of dou-
BILE convex lens.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Mllmlnrtnn Ioses Amin.

WSsulSaToN, May l3.-fhc Washing.
ton Club won very easy game from the
Wilmiugtons To-day, owing 10 tho wild
nes o. dllmofe, who was pitt in to ri eli
tar the visitors iu the second inning. The
garlr would lave bGen decidedly unin-
ierestiug bu' !or ,ha brilliant deiding oi
lie Aome elub. Maloney's pitching was
too much ior tbs Witnlngtons, and had
he not become a tIitte uasteady III TIT
fourth, TACT which practically gave til,
later run. they would have been sl.u
out. Tie kGCte;
| Washington ~. A Q 0 0 o 0 3 OIL
| Wilmington. .......e o . ! 0 0 o . u
Base itits, Washington L. Wilmington
q; errors, Wa hngton ., Wiluin t5n =
hases On bllis, eff Maloney |, on GliAor
10, oil Qa!l.gAn |.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
= = -+---1
Anai.na ,,s 10 .Ngnin ArhelI.

GfI5 800, lll=. May 1l.-An attempt
,s 10 he malc Il > cue the RELEASE from
peHitentiarY OF the couyieed Anarchists,
Eielae,s, SeAwab aud Soele An appli-
cation will DC made to Judge Gresham
for writ OF habeas corpus on the ground
tlat The prisoners are tIftal 81 without
due process Of law. The wilt is to be
asted ior on the ground that after tie
sentence Of death WAS lpa fel upon the
dnunel Auarehists, aud Necse WAS SEN
tened To ID years imprisonment, the
case was apaea,eA TO the supreme Court
Wheft thu lDd!age oi the lower court
with j G teatenan Of death Tor c,rlan 0
tae gee4s i WAS affirmed. The pt.zoleF
Hera not talk Il before The Supremi
/ q jurt TO bear tins affirmation OF ,hei
sentence and ihier lawyers were not eve
pottued to y present. It IS claimed th..
tlis VAS d bleaeh Of constitutional
| rights,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Notice 10 iaI4l,ct4.

II yau want sool potato crops, just
take cur advice Tor once. ii pays you Il
change your seed. Instead Of planting
yeur own potatoes over, ani getting
small and seabby potatoes IN return, 70
to smeltz & Co, l3 Fast Fourth street,
AID buy come oil tier oLoieo stock oi
Northern Seed Potatoes. We have In
z'oek the famous Maine Rose, Early
Ohio, York State Rose, Beauty of lie.
brou, Mammoth reaIl, White Star,
White Elephant, Empirs State, Chill
White, Burbank ami i've other varieties,
Call aud examine our stock. emqlt4 i
Co. 3 E.ast kaHttll strart
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. X.
May nth, ls9O.
Trains win IeSvc Wilmington ,,,,,

a pehiiseeiphia "a \ a ssespressh LIS, 2sa. a.
q. ~, az 70, ,zs. $50. Az sas =
Accommodation. 81 . y, es, : o,
a. m.,o i2ss. aai, . IS. ! Is, q,
N -, Pr eh,ster tsspressb ,i5,
~ ~ .s,i ". ''iis 81 n ~, -, a. in'' l2'@ t
], AScG%" %.. iissss'Ga iss, s. = =. :, &: M .2
- a%S n " ,sr4p,, T., s, - .ss@s s@ a.,
"a, 40 to5. 7, %, 80. 80,
For Vest Chester, via Lainokln ~.
6 80 a. M, Z g. aud 81 h, H..
Fol Newark tCeutrel and intefme "A. .s
uons, 4en. w.. Y D. Indb at.,. N,
baltimore and interinediaie piIt.p,a
aud o. p. lts, and " ~ nigit.
Baltimore aud Bay Line, . y. IA.
,taltimrfe ahi NashlhRlol, 4 lj. ~ .
" y, aMi y " ~ in., l2@, .li5, i
Tr.,ns 10Y delaware Division leave i6f
Neg Castle, 3 70 II o a. m. 25. H
4g. 6lh, I 90 5 y, N, nnd l!I5 nlgit.
Harrington, beiinaI, Apd WAY ,tsiiI
ssoa M, tis y. N. ''N''
kArtess for Harrington, ss1 aUl 5el "A
Express ior Dgyor. Harrington. Snl
mar, II 0s q, ~. and l2pl nigIf
Franklin CITY, $ a1a, N.
Exnress for Cane Charles, ola ioint
ior.. HBd Noriot.. II asA. h., aHa ]. ii
Leave rhtnde,pbia. nroadsttoo, IN,
minston iexpressj 400, 40, III. 81,
ic', d, Us, W., 81, ~ 3;3ii' w
Al 10 p. M, snd T. dinieht.
Accommodation, 6L5, pln, m2s. %,
=, 2ss siH. O. 44s, 4 q. sa
40 10 andiI IS %. m
SUNDAY TRANS
For Fhiiadeipiia texpres3j. a., 81,
5 %. n.si A. Al, 2.z', ~. S65, ij,. isl |
xeeo,aodatloa. 40, s.oi, span. u
For Chester texnressl, i.Si. s6s ii,l8.N
5ii 10, and 40 Y. ii.
Accommodation, 700. SIS 0D a,u..
1.2h 40, Z. 7, and io.mf. VI.
For sew YORK texpressl. A., -, 4
I;s3; ~ ~ ss, !. ;s 70. g. Y = 4. Ks
For Vest Chester. via Lamokln. '.9A.l
For New Castle i2 IS hight.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comj1ti,
Norfolk, i2.oi might.
feiton. Harrinsion, Briigeyiile. sen
Laurel, and Delmar. I2.Ui niRht.
Baltimore aud Washington, t.iS, s.S. Il
4. A., izoa, IN . o, ~. sgf u.
2.t9.ight. Baltimore cn'ys. Q +. Man
Issye ruiiadelphia Broad s.lset, Tor f.,
mington texnfeesl, 3.61. f2u, Ills A.
-; sos, W. 40 ON liis II 81. ,.
Accommodation, esA eia, lo.sa. i
For further Information, passengers
reforred 10 the ticket ollce al the s.ltiin.
Trains marked thus ~ Hre llnltal uxprs
upon which extra lare Is Charged.
CHAs. v. PU0H, j. II. WooD,
General Manager. General Passenger Az
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
WANAMAKER'S

|
PHlLApsLrniA. W Wednesday, May lbis9O
LANSDOWNE.
Il bytef sfovy aegtN an ab-
| 6HeaH N.
The Story.
The dress fabric known as
Lansdowne is one OF the
family OF very light, won
derlnlly fine, beautifully col.
ored silk-snd wool dress
goods. The associates are
Henrietta and Gloriosa.
TIE goods are made very
near Philadelphia, and are
the crowning success Of Mr..
William T. Read, a skillful
and successful local manu-.
facturer. Two things
marked their introduction:
Eirsi-We saw in the
Lansdowne an extremely
desirable article, and imme-
diately contracted to take
all that the maker would
sell In this market.
Ssc0na-Mr. Read prompt
ly copyrighted the trade
mark "Lansdowne," and
caused to be printed the
following notice, a copy Of
which Is inserted in each
piece of the goods:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
a Great safe of FlanneIs

NEW YORK, May l4-1he monster sale
OF 10, coo packages OF hanueis, nanuise-
turei ~ FAliknef, Page q Co. leonard
and Church streeis, took place at the
salesrooMs OF Win rdin., Moreys N
Mitchell, "a mud 6a White street, yes
lerday. In many cases closing PRICES
were higher than the first lots bought,
Indicating that the goods were not uily
wanted, but that the demand exeeedel
the supply. Prices for plain scarlet lan,
nes ranged IRON lie. to CSC, larg,
quantities being sold at evcry inter
mediate price. The attendance was YER,
| larsc.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
Foolish Recommendation.


The New York Herald has two
plans which it recommends 10 the Re.
publican party to adopt in lieu OF
Federal eltclion laws. They are both
impraetieable, however, and would
not come MS near to settling the ques-.
tion as an bonest submission to law.
One Of the plans the Herald has is to
get passed at once a constitutional
amendment repeating the fitteeelh
amendment. With this amendmen,
out of the way, it says the Southern
States would no doubt for time pass
laws TO deprive the colored people Of
| their votes, and accept a loss OF proba.
bly, thirty five or forty members in the
House OF Representatives. 1t saws
there is reason to believe that all the
Southern States would do this.
The second plan of the Herald is
this:
Let the most prominent and eminent
Republican chiefs canvass the Southern
states Tor their party and policy and get
the vote out III this way. This has uevt
vet been done. Not il elCgle prominen,
Northern Republican leaier has eyer
maae canvass OF the South. But how
| gao tlGt party expect to haYe il sturdy
following OF that section without this.
Ii the Republican chiefs should for teu
or twenty years totally abandon any
Northern eection or State tbeir party
would GO to pieces there also How
much more iu the South where they haye
aeSer shown themselves"
The last plan leads US to seriously
doubt the sincerity Of tie herald in
any Of the plans il recommends. Erea
with lives doubly insured there are
but few Republican leaders who
would venture South and speak with
the same freedom with which they
speak in the North. There are quite
too many political assassluations and
murders in the southern States for
Northern Republican orators 10 face.
Lie rsukest eN cOntudelales and most
abusive Southern Orators can come
North and say what they please with
perieeI freedom, but the Republicans
10 10 South upon similar errand is
quite another thing. Oh no, Mr..
Herald, lie is as sweet to Republican
orators as 10 other people, and know
ing that this is the only life they are to
have d this worli they are determined
70 run 10 reckless risks by facing South,
era shot guns and NiAcAcstcrs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

In consequence OF the Sc.
curity OF the copyright
trademark and the en-
gagements of Mr.. Read with
us, we gave large attention
to the Lansdc vne, intro
duced It freely, and adver.
tised 1t prominently. The
beauty OF the fabric and the
choice variety of colors soon
created a large demand, and
many dealers sought In vain
to obtain the goods, but en-.
countered the difficulties OF
the situation. Not to be
o4filei j in their attempt to
ptotit by the reputation
created by us Tor Lans-
dawne, certain other goods
h We been made to serve
tie purpose of Lansdowne,
nd have been falsely ad
yertised as such.
E0srv bisce Of SiKk-aua-
Soo0l Dress Goods sold M1aey
lie name Of LaN5aow0e, uQ-
less MADE by IPilhuw +.
Read, Of Puiaaelbhia, is a
fraud.
ANY dealer contemplating
! 10 use the name in connec-
ton with goods OF othe,
makers convicts himsel
!. thereby Of ignorance OF
: fraud. It belongs to tht
; , owner OF the trademark te
!, protect his legal tights, ane
: to US to protect the pu5li,
i ! from imposition and ou
e business from injury.
II companions were 10
! odIous and the mere sug.
N gestlon of personalities nc
, 70 distssteiul, the ioregoin,
statements would be accen
iuated with facts. But thi
- p Is not an indictment, only
ag warning to be needed c
% 20 neglected, as buyers ma
=, :, choose.
H. l., The application.
e q. The Lansdowne ftand
II, only one OF the many COZ
I. /. stantly practiced upon II
= public. Such things thri,
because encouraged. Son
DO imposiiions on the publ
.rI result from ignorance, son
he from design. The latt
rs- distinction is moral, the TO
Iss st mer intellectual. But ne
ny ,her would thrive if the pu
an, lie carefully sought to knc
sSe sts and encourage only Il
cry merchants that consistent
tell and live up to the tru,
,.., Make humbug and fall
to hood odious and you'll g
.n1s, a9a honest service, because
aud will pay best.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

LAST summer the body of o man
was found in decomposed state on
the Delaware river shore, short d g.
tanoe above New Castle, and upon his
body was found peculiar and costly
watch. The dead man lived at Penns
grove, where he has friends who would
be glad for the return of the watch by
whoever has it In his possession. Does
Coroner Gamble know anything about
that wRtch2
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

The indications are that there will
be iiist class gas tight on hand be.
tween the city and5l. Edward A.ldcks,
ot which the city OF course will have
10 bear The bruDt oi the battle and the
taxpayers pay tor the inn instead 0i
gas. There eeelns 10 b. little OF a
mix up in the nane Of the company
which no doubt had something 70 90
with the refusal Of the Street and
Sewer Directors to grant The request
OF tie company to be permitted 10 lay
pipes in Sbipiey street. The proper
chartered name Of the company is lho
Oxy. Hydrogen Company, chartered
by the Legislature in 1873, but il is the
Bay State Gas Company that is build
ing the works in the city, which gives
the Street and Sewer Directors tht
right TO cay with some show of rcasoI
that the Oxy Hydrogen Company hat
no works ior supplying gas. while tn,
Bay State Gas Company had work
hui no rights in the city. II would b
10 the interests OF the taxpayers of til
city II these conflicting interests wer
reconciled without a law suit, the ex
tent aud cost OF which no one knows
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

The Rothwell boom for sheriff il
causing the Democrats an immense
amount of uueasiness, but it needn't
do SO, as either Pierce Gould or Will
liam Simmons will be sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
(E''''zsIDB. { 0
Schedule In effect May II. lsHl
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, pEF1
EAST BouNn
= Expross trains


.Exprc.s trains
Nnw Yong. week days. '!ll, "a
'iU.h a. m, y 30. % 81, = q p.li0
>, New ork Sundays, '-b, M
Fhiladclphia,s scck day ilI.
$50, -1u5. = ~ 20, .s4i, 10
10 81. I'll 1Ja nj: ~, ~ ~, 5U0a
B 25. ~ -, ~ 70, = 80. - 03, l0plu
philadelphia, Suudnys s
VI e5, 100 10j, ii 20 a. m, lti ~
ilp, as5. 1Ss, . io, SO SAL IN
u. IN.
Chester, week days s!ll 85
=, %. . Is, I 90, ss4i. o0J, $50. s.U3l, Va
~ 20 q, ~. 90, 40, 8 90, 40, D -, y
: = chester 7 g. g Sundays, y. - H; cso
Atlantic City, n. j., week a.
q 0a II. m, .74o, % 40 p. IN. sundays,a :
a. H., s24Vp, M
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washing ton, = 17.ia, >
III. 10 n. m ~ 10, 2.5l, ii ni, -G..i, I, u.
naltim ore aud priacipal stations on fiji
delpliia division. 10. 50 a. m, daily.
Pittsb4fg, ga. N 90 p. VI. dndf,
easisSsti fs sss s'. Louis, ?, 'aii @ d.' =. Il.
y. "a p. M, dsiB.
StnNerly accommodation, 7.i0 q, III
z. 35 and II. 10 p- N. daily.
l.andeub.rg nccoinm odatluu, week +
100, ic.Bl, q, M. 81 and 5.0Bn. m, tE,di
20 \. NJ; 81 and D. "a y. IN.
TaAIss LEAVE MAnxnr STREET STAT,
For Philadelphia week days. 90.
q. q, Al, l.l5, n. IN. H. :. u, 80
9.4pp. ~. Sundays 6.35a. mi u. ~, ~ >
h,U, 8. t1p. M.
Far Baltimore week days, b.st. s4si
III ,asa. M. 2.4h 800 p. IN. snndAE, !
and =. 20 p. III.
baltimore and principal stau5ns oj let
delphia Division, l0.i5 u. m, daily, tAgg
Sunday,
For andenberg and way atatl6'ls ne
days, ~, ~. 40, a. IN. Z. sb, 5.uJ y, ils su
dnyA, a.2ba. IN, A. and 5. o. y. nj,
Ghieago, 'o.H n. M. daily, eacFp s4'E4Y.
Pltishurg, 500 y. m. daily,
Ginctinntiaud st. Louis = = IN
daily except sunday.
LgAYE PHILADELPHIA Foa VI nj. &c
Daily si2l. o 40. ssIa i1l.I,
n. m; 200 noon, 81, 800. IA IL
0 80, ~ -, 3 10. 10 10, / #83.
Daily, except Su ~
n. IN. q 80, u 90 anu J % 4. IN. ,4sA]
oiilv 4 80, u. m.
Telephone No. 19l.
re- Hates to western points ls~ si9
vinany otherltne.
J.T. opELL. C.o.soGLL.
GenI Manager, Gen ifait' Az
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
From 500 King street.

Have yon had any oil those pared peacbes /,
pounds for rs centsY and those mountain
plnhs, ipounds for .5c. Don't forget we re
nprlcvts, 2Sc. Those white grapes st jc, are
lust what you want for nes and pn,Idipys
excel ent. Queen syrup Al I5c. n1nnrt W.
nave me whitest sugar and nohr and the beat
Tea ant coffee in the city. Our pie crusl nour
al eoc. bag makes excellent bft AL: ii IA nntii
20 especially Tor US. some pie crust Hour " iii
not m axe good bread, hut tiis hour makes a
belfast potatoes lust landed from ,he ste smsr :
anu anu. they are excellent; We sell them at ZOE
nushei, ioc. haiT peck. We arc selling than
- iasi as We can deliver them. Wehays gcnd
puuef sna iresh eggs AWAY. on hand
uos.. 7. N. MIkR
e)B King street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14

WHEN William Hand was found
burned partly to crisp in Isaac N.
Grubb's house, Brandywine Hundred.
q very fine watch was found upon his
body. which the relatives would be
glad to get. Did Coroner Gamble ever
lesr OF in
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
DUBLIc SALE OF STOCK.

Iwill sell at public sale at Booths Corner,
Del. Co., Pa, on
MONDAY, MAY 10TH, 1900
att O'Clock. y. m.,
Twenty-Five carefully selected Gnm- ~
berland County cows, fresh and for- 'k0e
ward springers, anda lot OF nice thrift ~H-xA
ty shoats. Also lStandard breed brood mare,
with colt by her side, This is very .promis-
Dam, ''Miss Lucy by Perkins Morrell, Dam
OF Gen. Hancock, Elm; her fOai by Daniel
Murphy: a very promising yoNngsstallion
by Young Jim. This irare has never bal any
handling for speed. but las good open gait,
and viii learn TO tlot last, IT In prefer hands;
Is well broke to drive single and double, and
rerY pleasant roadster
Nineiy-days credit by giving approved
notes. q, W. BALDN In.
j. III. slawter, auctiOneer. mi-u
Daily Republican., 1890-05-14
A NEW BUSINESS METHOD,

S. H. Baynard has adopted new plan that now
prevailing in western cities whereby the opportunity
is given to procure good watch for very low price,
through the agency OF cooperative clubs The plan isas
follows: Clubs composed OF forty members who
pay one dollar for membership fec, which payment
goes the originator Of the plan. When the club IS
formed they mutually agree to purchase forty watches
for the OF hundred and sxty-fvc dollars
Each week thereafter the members meet, and
each pays dollar, at which time mum
Der is drawn, which entities the owner of
such number to select and receive his watch,
similar TO the old plan of watch clubs, with the ex-
cepon that upon the drawing of number further pays
ments OF that number The remaining members
Qess each wcek) continue their payments and
drawings for thirty weeks when all payments cease
and the remaining members receive their watches
The watches SO distributed are goldhlled case,
made by James Boss, with either Egin Waltham.
Springfield Hampdcn movement such as are sold
all city for thirty-hve dollars and which are
fully warranted to give satisfaction Clubs
forming and drawings will commence Tuesday even
ing March 2sth. For further information and exani-
nation OF the watches call at
3.H.BKYNkRU'E
S. w. Corner Market and Fifth SITS.