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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
NoRrH DsKor4,s LneIsLArUss.


AdJourms After Rejecting the Cow
ernOr's Appointments = p Bill
stolen 60 Prevent Its Passage.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
BISMARCK N. D., March 19.-The leg
islature adjourned last night. The senate
yesterday considered in open session the
appointments sent In by Governor Miller
Monday. There was no secrecy, and after
an oratorioal bombsrdment of the gov
ernor's position and soathing denuncia-
tion for his failure to consult the senate
on appointments the entire list OF APP
pointments were rejected. Senator Worst
said the governor had taken 119 days to
decide upon the men to hold the posi-
tions of trust throughout the state and
now expected the senate to do the Same
work in day. Other senators spoke in
the same vein. The governor will prob.
ably now commission his appointments.
A short time before adjournment it wss
discovered that Il. N. Stevens, chairman
OF the houge railroad committee, had dis
appeared with the bill providing for taxa.
tion OF the railroads of the state. The
bill had passed the senate and by COM
mon consent it was to pass the house. 1t
was too late 800 pass another bill and
officers were dispatched in every direc-
ton to capture the missing Stevens, but
oil efforts were futile. .....
As the next best thing certified copy
of the original bill in possession Of
Stevens parsed the house was sent to the
governor for his approval. A motion to
expsl Stevens for his unprecedented &C
ton was defeated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
ADDEORsy OFFER
To Purclsaso the wilmington Gas
| Company mt a Low Price.
The following ciroular issued to. dRy

To Purcbase tRle Wilmington Gas
Company mt "A Low Price.
The following circular issued to-day
explains itself:
OxY HYDROGEN COMPANY, Rom 0, Ex-
change ButldinR.- Wilmington, Dell. March
Goth, l69l-To the Stockholders Of The WI.
1nington Coal Gas Company:
Not having list " your company, / ad-
dress you thus publicly. My objsct In doing
so is to give you authentic knowledge of
my Intentions as controlling stockholder OF
the Oxy-Hydrogen Gas Company. Il is
matter OF public notoriety that l have
erected frst-elass buildings for q gas
works sufficiently large to supply the
city OF Wilmington, a portion OF the ma.
ohinery for the same Ia now On the
ground anu the rest am purchasing, and
l will be prepared to make and supply gas
early In the iall. Plans are now being pre-
pared fixing the location and size of the
necessary pipes, Upon the compilation Of
these plans will at once ship these pipes
| to Wilmington, and l am now making
contract to lay the same.
It Is my intention to supply gas to the
citizens of Wilmington In composition with
| your company, In which hold i've shares.
/ have no desire to ruin the value of your
property needlessly. and, therefore. say
| frankly TO you that would prefer to buy
| your properly at lie value. The estimate
of value, however, must not be predicated
+! upon the present earning capacity OF your
works, as the competition with u new
company In operation will probably entirely
destroy this earning capacity and account
muat be taken of the fact that the Oxy-
Hydrogen Company has the right to do
part of the business. This charter still
| runs for three years and IL Is hardly likely
| that the Legislature will refuse an extern
zion Of the chatter after the exhibition
will have made OF the bona fldes OF my In
/ tentions.
| A majority OF your stockholders have,
think, wisely pooled their stock for snle. l
| have made an offer for this pooled stock,
| this otfar is the best l am aple to mako
under the circumstances and 1t Ii folly to
expect that l will ever make any better,
| As continue expanding money, tho value
| OF your plant to me Is daily reduced.
| The only thing left for your company Is a
competition and resulting low prices for
gas, prices which will not pay you dlvi-
dend.
You will bs allowed to do the business at
these low prices.
The best le2a! talent Ia the State assure
me that my chartered right are uuloubted.
The valuation placed upon your property
Is about 100000. By the expenditure OF
100000 l will be- enabled to reach more
than half OF the consumers now supplied
By your company. The Oxy.H5dcogen
Company will commence this contest free
OF deot--you can, therefore, judge what the
result will be. My purpose In giving you this
statement OF the situation Ia by timely
warning to enable small stockholders ard
those dependent for their income upon In.
vestments in your stock to sell out at pres
emit high prices. Those who decline to dc
so can find no fault with me 10 the future
j. EDWARD ADDIcKs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The Board OF Water mmissioners
met in regular session Tuesday evening.
The city treasurer reported the balance in
bank to the credit Of current expenses to
be 1893, 894,56; special, 1885, sc. The
weekly pay roll OF $341.75 was passed
and orders for 81, 900 in favor of the mayor
and Council, in payment of the interest on
loans Nos. 81 and 80, due April LIST,
ordered drawn. The petition OF Patrick
J. Cahill for water pipes on Council
street between Third and Fourth was re-
ferred 70 the chief engineer with pow@r
to act. The opening of bids for coal for
the ensuing year was postponed until the
next meeting. 1t is desired to make
some tests with coal. Bids have been
received from the Charles Warner Com
pany, George w, Bush j. Sons, j. b.
GoodinR, Kennebec Ice and Goal Com
pany and the Combs Goal and Lumber
Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
THE BaR STATE G43 C0MPARR.
Election of DirecIOrs-The Presence
Here of n Number OF Eastern Cap
AtalEsss.

Election of DirecsOrs-The Presence
Here of n Number OF Eastern Cap
italisus.
The annual meeting OF the stockbolders
Of the Bay Stats Gas Company WAS held
OF the office, room 8, Exchange Building,
yesterday. Among those present were
prominent capitalists from New York,
Boston and Philadelphia. The earnings
of the company for the past year were
stated as over 100000 applicable TO
dividends and interest on bonds. The
stockholders present represented SO, l01
shares OF the 100, 900 share capitalization.
The following directors were elected /:
Henry O. Gibson, Philadelphia, 3. s.
Caldwell, president of the Philadelphia
Trust Company, and j. Edward Addicks.
A meeting for organization will be held
in Philadelphia tomorrow, when the fol-
lowing officers will be eieoted President,
J. Edward Addioks; Vice. president,
Henry O. Gibson, Secretary, w. II.
Miller, and Treasurer, +. P. AddoBs.
The second floor of the now Central
Bank, Fifth and Market streets, has been
leased as offices for the Bay State Gas
Company. The new gas company OF
which Mr.. Addicks is president, and
which is independent Of the Bay State
company, will have offices in the same
fOOme.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The commission comprising E. Il.
BellAh, DIR. Jacob Derrickson, II. f.
Dure, Caleb P. johnson and James w.
Ware, appointed to assess damages for
properties needed for CITY purposes, have
made the following awards. Tor right of
way through the property Of Phillip
Plunkett from Lancaster avenue to Chest
nut street, $500; sewer rights through
the property of John NJ. Dunn, on the
Brsndwine between West and Washing
ton streets, SIS; Kirk Thompson's prop
erty between Adams and Jackson strssts,
$3.50; Mary f. Day, between jackson and
VanBuren streets, $24O. On the piees of
property belonging to the estate of Ed
ward Pusey, at Kirkwood street and the
Brand wine, needed for Kirkwood Park,
there were two reports z. I. Bellah, DR..
jacob Derrickson and II. L. Dure re-
ported in favor of $500, while Caleb P.
johnson and James W. Ware reported in
favor of $500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
deaths.


BRIN' oN.---At 1901 West street, on the 17thE
inst, George NJ, son Of George NJ. and Har-
ret +. Brinton, aged years, 6 months end
a9days.
CUBEAGE.-As Newport, Del, on the l5th'
inst, George O, Cubbage, in his 3Sd year.
GALI.AGHER.-At New Castle, on the l5ttrl
inst, Hugh Gallagher aged S3 years.
highlander the 18TH inst, Margaret Ing-d
GRANDDAUGHTER Of the late John and Margareb
Logue, wife Of Samuel lugham.
Ga-iiargaret, infant daughter Of Daniels
". and Mary l.. Lynch, aged z weeks.
TAYLuR.--pn the l4th inst, jeffrey Taylors.
aged 80 years.
WARE.-At Cape May city, on the 18th inst :.
james W. Ware, ST., aged 81 years, father Of
misrepresentation james W. Ware of this
city.
WALEACE.--On the I'm inst, Matte r.,
daughter Of WINS and Ellen f. Wallace, I'M
her gth year.
WESTON the 18th inst, Mrs. T. Z. Wests
daughter the late John IL. and Merry j.
Cannon, formerly Of Odessa.
Relat YES and friends arc respectfully tn-
vtei 10 attend the funeral, from the residence
of her sister, Ars.JOhn N. knos, sSS Market
street, Friday, March 2lst, at p. N. Inter-
ment at kiyaryieN cemetery.
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SCORES Ar HEALDMooR.



mm. Pa;ricK's Day.
The following scores were made OF the
Hesldmoor riffs range on Monday:
Piatol match, SO yards--E. j. Oar
lington, 81, 81, sc, "a, "a; H. Simpson,
90, SO, 50; o. e. Garmhny. SO. 81, 50, 80;
j W. Geyer, SO, SO, e3, 80; Q. Jackson,
SO, 40; .. Howard, 20, 70, az; W. James,
n, n; s. Philips, 70, 70.
Revolver match, 50 yards-H. Simp.
son, ~, IL; W. Johnson, GS, 81; s.
Philips, 6s, e6; 8. Howard, 81, ga; II.
Doan, G2.
Diamond State match, 200 yards-J. F
McOafarty, 70, 76, IA. 70, "; Fl. Simp.
eon, (nil J, 70, 49, 90. Go; W. Johnson
IS, e.; +. Janes, 81, 60; s.. Philips,
(mii.) J, 81; J, Mack, 60; B. Wilson, (mil y
AZ, AZ.
Military match, 200 yards, Oreedmool
target Sergeant Ii. Simpson, A, A, a.
Private W. Johnson, 40, As; Corporal II,
Doan, 40, 40; Sergeant q. Philips, Al, 81;
Private B. Wilson, SO, So.
line following scores were made at the
last meeting OF the Wilmington Pisto
Club, st 12t yards: E. ]. DARLINGTON, 92
81. 90; Il. Siuapson. so, ST. IS, IS; j.
Evans, 81; w. johnson, 81, 90, 70; .. B
Tucker, "a, 70, 70; L. James, n, 70.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
PssssYLyAsIA eorrRsoasa1p.
Politicians 10 Meet and Discuss the
CAndidatess


The Philadelphia Record says: A number
OF the leading Democratic politicians OF
Pennsylvania met In conference upon the
governorship last evening In the p9riors OF
ex.Congressman Scott at the Hotel Bellevue.
Those who participated were Congressman
William l.. Scott, ex-senator Eekley b.
Coke, Postmaster Benz smin Il. Meyers Of
Harrisburg, Congressman william Mutch-
Ter, Senator George Itjss, United States
District Attorney John u. Read and w. U.
Hensell.
Ex-senator Wallace, who came to Phila-
delphia, was not pre- cut at the conference,
but went on to New York late III the after
noon. MIR. Mutehlor spoke for the Clear
field statesman, however, and said that Mr..
Wallace felt that he ought not be called
upon ID maze a fight for the nomiDation.
Further than this there was no definite
statement from Mr.. Wallace es to his posi-
ton. An indication Of his wishes is ex-
pUeted within week, however.
The erst matter that was discussed by
tue conference was the time OF holding the
Democratic state convention, and tho pre-
vailing sentiment was In favor OF calling
the convention at an carly date. The con-
dltion OF tie party throughout the state
was discussed at length. and details OF the
situation were gone over carefully. IL was
determined that every effort should be
made to strengthen The ORGANIZATION OF the
party and 70 assist the district chairmeh in
every way possible.
Considerable time was given TO the con-
side-atton OF the gubernatorial candidates,
and 10 or ~ names were discussed In this
connection, nut no final decision wAE
reached In any instance. II was an
nounced subsequently that no man pres.
ont at the conference was committed 10 any
ftbe cHndidatcs.
When the Presidential prospects of 1885,
were touched upon but single name was
mentioned, and every man present was fol
Grover Cleveland. On this point there was
no difference OF opinion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
nrlnninr Mater Cur or.

The employees Of I4und's wooden mills,
at Lsndeobnrg, are much gr;eved over
what they consider great il justice per-
petrated by their employer. Tas spring
which supplies tbs operatives with drink
ing wateS, it is said, has been walled up,
and the exhaust steam OF the engine
turned into it. As this is reported to be
the only source for supply OF drinking
water for the mill hands there is much
complaint. II is given out that MIR. Lund
states that his hands occupy too much
time ct the spring.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CITy OF MEXICO, March 19--The Amer
loan Association OF General Passenger
Agents, under the management OF hobt.
Snmerviile of the Chicago Il Alton, ar
rived here Last night on magnificent
special train after jaunt OF 1000 miles.
The booming of cannon saluted their ar.
rival. Most OF tho prominent cities of
the republic has been visited and the
association has everywhere been accorded
Q he nrtY Welcome.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Special Correspondent Of Gazette aud journal
Smyrna, March 19.-secretsry OF stats
John f. Salisbury and State Librarian
John u. aooden had q hearing before
Esquire Colt here last night on o charge
of criminal libel brought by Gilbert O.
Taylor, editor of tn. Smyrna Record
The charge grew out of an article reflect
ing on Taylor Published in the Della
GwGrean some months ago over the sigma
tnre of Gooden. Secretary salisbury
was discharged, Taylor failing to prove
that he was the elitor of the Deldmarean.
Librarian Gooden was held, however, in
$500 bail for court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
CHICAGO, March l9.-Mrs. McGarvey,
the mother Of Mrs. Jennie Bingham, who
war murdered Sunday night, arrived
here from Milwaukee yesterday. She
said " Major Bingham, the husband
of Jennie, is absolutely innocent of
any part Of her death. He called
on mo Sunday and was with me until
after o'closk. I know he was desperately
in love with jennie, but he did not muir
der her." This abb for Bingham spoils
the principal theory on which the police
have been working. They think Taylor,
with whom the murdered woman lived
here, had no hand in her killing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The -four mill of Pyle 81 Mcintyre, OF
Henry Clay, was visited on Wednasday
week by stranger, who represented him
self as salesman for -four manutsot-
urer al Minneapolis. subsequently the
stranger went to the blacksmith shop CT
James Toner and ordered q quantity Of
drills, ehisels and wedges. 1t is sus-
pected that the stranger was connected
with the burglary which was committed
at the jewelry commission rooms of
Charles Il. Sehellinger, in the Almond
Building on Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The Pusey Il Jones Company has con
trecte6 to build large three-roll sugar
cane machine for s. NJ. Swenson's planta-
tion on Rayou Sale, La. An engine to
drive the machine will also be built. The
rolls of tho machine will be 80 inches in
diameter and go inches face. The engine
will bave cylinder OF 20 inches diame-
tsr and AZ inches stroke. The fly wheel
will be 16 feet in diameter and will weigh
$4,000 pounds. This completed machine
will weigh 250,000 pounds and will be
finished By July LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
4 Esra,scm,an Kl,lca by a Traln.

Joseph Russell, brakeman on the w,
i N, railroad, was struck by passenger
train near Joanna station at 9.33 o'clock
on Tuesday and killed. lie was-~brake-
man or tins local freight train and went
back to fsg passenger train while his
own went on 10 siding. He was called
in by hia own train and walked back.
The engine of the passenger train had
passed him, when he stumbled or stepped
too near the passing train and Was struck
by step or the sid Of The car and killed.
Russell lived at No. Sl4 Fifth avenue, this
city. He was 28 years of ege and leaves
o wife.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

The G. A. r. posts held joint meet
ing lost evening to arrange for Memorial
Day. Organization WAC effected by elect
ing the following officers Jacob o.
Slifer, Chairman; James NJ. Banthem, Sec
rotary; A. ]. Schrack, Treasurer. 1t was
decided 10 hol memoria services in the
Opera House the Sunday afternoon pre-.
cedirg Memorial Day, provided the bouss
can be secured. Joint meetings will be
held each Tuesday evening, beginning
with April LIST. On that date chief mar-
shall will be elected. =m.
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rwentv-stye pro,ably K,,,ed.

4
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
INpIANAroLIs, IND, March lS.-Part of
the roof the Bowen Merrill Company
building which projected from the iron
front fell at 1 p. m. to-day, buIying a
number of men. 1t is believed that from
is to 25 persons are killed or injured.
Great excitement prevails.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
Aayrtasss.

PERSONS w Near stanton,
Del. on The l3th inst. by The Rev. John j.
Blake, William c. Pierson and Leila A.
Shakespeare.
NORTHUMBERLAND Camden, N. j., on the
18Th inst, by the Rev. W. II. Burrell, John WI
Wolf Of Philadelphia and Mary NJ. Weibel %
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

present. 1t Is nothing to us to enter with
EVERY EVENING in looking after the interest
OF Taxpayers. We expect nothing, We be.
lieve the course we are pursuing right and
shall do all we are able to assist farmers in
the retrenchment of high rates paid to
office holders.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
How pleasant the ne q bird must be,

HOW pleasant the lie OF bird must be,
FilttinG about In each leaty tree;
In the leaiy tree, 80 broad and tall,
Like green and beautiful palace hall.
Not so with man, for his aching head,
And his toiling arms must work for bread,
Or elss he starves from sore distress,
And the world be left with one man less.
Sometimes, the system starves for food,
Stonebrsker's Blood and Liver 0orreotor
builds up the system, supplies the waste
places, yields all the necessary nulrinaent,
and purfies the blood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WASHINGTON, March i9.-Pension GER
tifcates have been issued IS follows /:
Issue of March 7th, 1890: For Delaware
Original invalids. navy, Henry Frees
ton, Wilmington; dreensbury P. john
son, Milton.
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DEATH ON THE RAlL.


Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March ia COLI
sion between two passenger trains is re-
ported on the Northwestern road ct
Lavalls, Wis. Several persons are re-
ported to have been killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
SYLVESTER P. WHEELER,

Or. F. F. O. Woodward, graduate of Phil.
adelpbla Dental College. is here TO resume
business In extracting teeth painlessly by
the usa of DR.. Estebrook's anmithstto. lie
will bs found at the Clayton House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-Beef cattle, extra@i
blaa5ac c.; good, 4{a5c; medium, 4&a45Sc fair "
46aiAc.: common, 3Aa4c.; fat cows, 2j$a8Ho-a
Sheep, extra, 6lfa6Hc.: good, Skadc; mediumya ]
Lambs, extra, Tha715c; good. Sa7c.; medium,S
Ba6JQc.; common, 5a5sic Hogs, western, 6Aas
eye; state 5Ia6c. Mich cows, s25a50; mficht.
calves, 5a7c. Fat COWS. 2Aa3Gc Slippery
cows, $l2a2l. Bologna cows, Ssal4. City dressedai
BUFFALO, n. Y, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts.s
4,120 head; choice shipping cattle, s4.70a4. s5A
medium 10 good export grades, $4.2la455; very
common ind all grades, s.. 20a2.66 milch cows
and springers, f2ON50 Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; sheep-Choice to extra,
SGaG.l5; common to good, s4.75H5B0; lambs,
good 10 choice, 110a1.Y5; fair TO good, S6.7bn7-,
llOgs-Receipts, 1850 head; mediums and
heavy $3.50: mixed, $3.50; Workers, S4.45aA60;
pigs, S4.i0. rUnghs, s3.5Oa3S0.
NEW YORK, March Observation-Disclosures IS 400
Ii nd: steers, s3.S0a5 for common 10 prime;
Tor choice and extra So 10a5 30; bulls and cows,
fl70a3.25. Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, 10000
hoad; sheep, Shaja6.tt; yearlings, S625a7.75.
Hogs-Rceeipts, 1890 head; market steady at.
Si3lai,61.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 17.-Catte-Re-
ceipts. l,D55 he d. Hogs-Receipts, 400 head;
medium and selected, $4.55ai6l: common toi
best Workers. Sil5ai.50: pigs, f425a4. 40. sheep
Receipts, 1,400 head; market active; Csc higher
than last weeks prices.
CHICAGO, March T.-Gattle-Receipts, $4,000
head heeyes, II h0a5: steers S3.20ai 40, stocker9
aud feeders, S2.5tla3.10 COWS, bulls and mixeds
Slj0a340; roin-feh steers, $3.hOa3.IO. Hogs
Receipts 22.0Ol ead mixed and light, S4.l0a
4.30. heavy, S4.10a4.S5; skips, s3.50a4. sheep,
Receipts 9,00l head; natives, 335Oab.90; vest
ern cofE-led, sLsJa5.6O; Texans, S3eO4b.2Os
lambs 4aR6Sj.
CINcISNATI. March 17.-Hogs, firn common.
$4l5ai,35; receipts, i,u0O head; shipments, 20ot
head,
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KsHItllIOre FAarAeIl


AssOcI1teu Tfr97 lI7plTtl bY SpNcIAI VINCE
B4LTIHoRs. March, i7.-Florr dull,
Wheat, southern, steady, quiet, Fultz, 1SaSlc.;
Loncberry, sOaSSc.; western, inactive; No.
winter rod SPOT and March, s3gas3tic.; April,
81 +; May, So C., July 49, aaknd.
Corn, southern, steady: white 3jai9c yellow,
36a37c,, western, firm; mixed spot ana
March, 81, 1855; Arm. 35'aA36c May, 9fll G.;
june, 8skc; juy, q 1 a3Is4c; August, 3I}g "a
Oats, Guict ana stea y: southern ma Penn
sylyania, g7uS0c western white, 2DH3,lr.: do.
mixed. 4TnaSI q; grated No, white, a9Ac.
Rye, inactiye; 5ja5ic
1870.
Provisions, firm.
Butter quiet.
Eggs strong: l3c.
Petroleum, unchanged.
Coffee, steady; quiet; rio cargoes fair, eciaa
20Ac.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20
mARhHF QUOTATIONS.


Associated Prass Dlspstrn by spesial wlrsG
PnLApEuPn1A, March 1g.--Flour, quiet
Wheat quiet, sleady No, . red, SlaSiEc.;
No. Pennsylvania red, ST%c
Corn steady: M, . 36a3ir,
Oats, steady, fair demand. No. mixed, esr.
Bran, firm; winter, Sli.h0aij.50; spring, st5a
l5.h1.
Balcd hay, dull, weak; timothy, Sl0ai3
mixed, $SnD.5l.
Bpgnd rye straw, $3.50,
Bnttcr, frni, fair demand: Pennsylvania
creamery extra, 27c.
Eggs llrmer, ialr demand; Pennsylvania
flrsts, l4atlr
Cheese, firm; part skins, 1askc,; full Skins,
lace
Petroleum, dun refined. s7.25
Potatoes. iull 5jaG5c. per bushel.
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VIII FLOW
[CopY.l.

LABORATORY OF s. P. wHEELNR, STATE
CHFMfsr. BRpGEpoRT, Or, March l2th, 1890,
TO Whom IL May Concern: Being familiar
with the ingredients comprising Este
brooke's Local ABmsthetio can csrtify to
its being purely vegetable and when used
according to directions 1t Is absolutely
harmless. ..."
IS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-03-20

People in general and the State Dental
Examining Board of this State are labor
ing under . Misrepresentation in regard to
DR.. Estebrooke's local apasthetic. It is
absolutely harmless as the following OIL
cial statement will chow;