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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28

Rev. Nj. Winkwunk: My hear
ers, | shall have to ask your indulgence
for few minutes. | forgot my man
uScript and have sent my little boy for
It," His son coming in: "Marm
couldn't find the writin', but here's
the book sou cDuiel Il from ="
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Notice Of sEcarIHg.
D0CGLAs COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
pOUGLAS COUNTY -.
NOTICE is hereby given that N the special term
of the County Court u he held i'll and for said
county at the court house III the city of Superior
III said county on ting I'D day Of July, 1890 al 10
a. H. the fpiIo%lEg matter Will be heard and
considered: The application of Herman L Llt-
titfc, executor OF VIII, 70 have the instrument
pTopOunlvd hy him the last will of JalneS
Collier, deceased admitted 10 probate as and for
the last will and testament Of said Jalnes Collier,
deceased.
The instrument propouDGed IS dated May 31st
l~.I.
Dated this 9th day Of June, 1890.
ltl the Court.
j2jyi1 ID. L. ROBERTS. County Judge
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Among the noteworthy articles III
IIarp2r's Eazar published June y
was a sketch by Mrs Helen IL Da-
kus, president of the Nassar AlumnT,
entitled ',Nassar at Twenty five :"
Emma MoiTett Tyng will contribute
10 The series % papers on EXers;se for
Women, an article on alking," to
appear in The sane number.
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Mamma, mamma" SObbed
little three ear-old running into the
house, much offended, Il wish you'd
whip the old hen. She won't let me
see the chickies. She dest lifted up
her dress an they allrun right under
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TStice for YIb!icai!Sn.

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
II May ~, 1Sa9
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and thHt
said proof viii be mate before The Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, Douglas county, WIS., at Superior,
Wisconsin, on
Suiy .!:,, lSGe.
viz: Jnhn IIowde Hi. App. No. ii.2, for the Si-l4
section 81, TIP Is, \. of Range II, W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land, viz
John Elingboo, Richard Bennett, Charles Stein
and Thomas Jackson, all OF Hawthorne, Douglas
Co., Wis.
m3liy5 G. W. CARRINGTON. REGISTER.
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Erin 'e:u ..aCn.

MI books belonging 10 tie Superior
public library are required To lie re
turned 70 the library rooms, for the
annual examination. on or before
Monday, June 50, under penalty OF 81
d. L. FREEeToNE,
Iihrarian
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1t is tie earnest desire of The
Leader II keep within the clearly de
fined limits OF The truth III all its edi-
torial utterances. leader.
We are truly glad TO no;e this ap-
parent desire for reform on the part of
the Leader.
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EGsice for Publication.

J AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
IL June Ii, 1890.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his Intention to
MAKE final proof i'll support o. his claim and that
said proof VIII be made before the Clerk ottGc
Circuit court for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
Superior, Wisconsin. on
July 23.h. 1890.
viz: Michael Kennedy, is Presumption D. s.
No 1876, for the sWl4 sec 20, TIP. A. n, of Range
Ii W, 4 p II.
He names the following with esscs to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivativutIon
of said land, viz: Edwin johnson aud Gust.
johnson, of Poplar Douglas county. Wisconsin;
ELIOT Berg and John NJ. Peterson, of Hawthorne,
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
ju-ljy-6 &. ". CARRINGToN, RegisT.
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The matter appearing under this head from
time TO tirie viii be furnished by the Ladies of
the W {. T L. OF this city. and that II viii be
good and Wholesome rcadin. goes without the
saying, therefore peruse II Carefully. I'D. TINES
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Notice OF Hearing.
COUNTY CoURT-IS PROBATE.

DOUGLAS COUNTY CoURT-IN PROBATE
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY. IS.
NOTICE is hereby givca that at the special term
az the County Cour to be held in and for said
county. at tn. court house II the City of superior
in sale. county the 91d day OF July, 1870. 10
Il. IN. the f-iEOa ing matter will be heard and
considered: The application of L. H. Perkins,
administrator Of the estate OF Luke Harmon, de
ceased To have his final account allowed! and for
his discharge, and for final Judgement assigning
e said estate TO The heirs at law oi Luke IIar
mon, deceased.
Dated JJl:!e u. 1890.
BY the Court,
i2Sivio ID. +. ROBERTS. County Judge.
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June 2S. 90.


Mary l. Harrington. Defendant
TIE STATE OF WISCONSIN. To tlc said de
PENDANT:
lou aie hereby summoned to appear within
twta.r days after the service If ti:is summons.
exclusive o!the day oF service ana GCicad the
asyc entitled action in The court aforesaid: ard
IN II youg failure - TO 10. juigHeu: vii he
Tc!.igE,, against OF according - The demand u:
tie coErp-aiUE Grafton MASON.
Plaintiff ; Attorney.
= o tiGrcss-Sl.peFio-- rgIe.HS O., Tis.
y B-lhe complaint tTc above entitled
action fie=l IL the oIi.Sc 81 the Clerk Of he
t4r-G3i Is.ITf, b.3cias County. = ise0nsin, t.le
= : Il. 9. .i,s f-r. GG hTFG& Mason,
ls+.Is f-1si.7-I.Z > ! .s--ysey.
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The Philadelphia Press. one of the
best papers in the country, viii
lie given away fer one year 10
anyone subscribing for the
Superior Times
ans! paying TIE regular price. eco for
one year n advance. Now s tie
golden opportunity,
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TIC Welcome 6 ;C.t.

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+ AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
=.

+ AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
l. May nth, $3.50
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Gf his intention -
make .;ual proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will he made before the Clerk Of the
CircHjt Court, Douglas cvaEt. Wis, at Superior
Wis, On
July =. 1920.
viz: John ElliGghoo, HI. App Va. !;eS. for the
y u : uf section -. To-, 10 !. u Range II "
he names Ing ta.41"4h= Witnesses r. prove :: h
continuous residence upon and cultivation
s..j i,,Htt. viz.
john Hay:de. Richard Beanert Charles Stein.
C.-..tE. VS.
l5..sy O.. C.Eis-ECs 10. Ee.i..c-
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Notice lOr Publication,

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
Ia June 20. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof viii be made before the CicFk Of the
Circuit Court Tor Douglas county, Wisconsin, at
superior Wisconsin, on
August "a. 1890,
viz: William II. Machea his presumption y. S
No .0l2 for the NWi4 MI see. 20, ip. AZ y, Of
K ii W. 7. ".
IIenalncs the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upoa ana cultivation Of
sail land viz: Martiu ShaughnCssey and Frank
J. Patterson of HCst superior, Douglas county,
Wisconsin; Joscpl Gallagher ana Edward +.
Davis. ot DclaaE. Eastern Mimi. X. r. Douglas
county WISCONSIN,.
q. W. CARRIEGTON, Register.
ir3S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-28

-Seeger 3 Ggernsey's Cycloyedia Of
lie manufactures AMI products Of the
nitcd states is 4 work which ought
Il be on every business and profession
IL mans table 1t is work cf over
90 pages ana is revised and published
annually on the directory principle.
Tn account Of its real worth we have
tl,,cn the agency for tie sale q the
aaoi IN this city, and now have 4 copy
ready for inspection, call at this
o.iee and look il over. ard Set lriee.
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+ AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
L. Nay u. 800

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
l. Nay Il, IS20
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of h> intention To
make final proof in support of his claim and
HAT said proof will he made before the Judge.
in his absence the Clerk. OF the tircIit Court
for Douglas county, Wisconsin, AZ Superior, Wis
cCusin, on
June oS. 1899.
viz: Carl A. Anderson Hid. T. No. -. for the
NEI4 NWi+. 50 NW14 ard NWI4 NEi4, Sec. -,
Tp. Is y. k. W
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz: Charles Wicks:rom, of SuucFi"r.
rouElas county, Wisconsin: i g. kaFistT"m.
Gust. Johnson. Frank tUlIaIIier. OF IIaV, thcTne.
Douglas county Wisconsin
m-ij-s q. W. CARRIEGT0N. Register.
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How an Ocean Steamer is Man
aged is the subject Of an article by
VI. ]. Henderson which VIII form the
Illustrated supplement to lIarper's
Young people for Jane 9th. TO NEST
persons contemplating an ocean voy-
age. rs well as to all young readers,
this article conveys valuable informa-
item upon subject not generally well
understood.
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LIN 2

hctyrecn these principal cities. the Chicago &
Northwestern system oflines composed Of the
Chicago st. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS & Omaha 'Iica-
20 4 Northwestern and Fremont. Elkhorn 4
Missouri Valley RVS tal advertised a. The
Northwestern Line') trave-ses a rich and popu.
lGuS country and offers the quickest mean Of
reaching all the large towns or villages in the
territory intcrsected ny it. Besides selecting
route. travellers shou,d get folder, with map Of
this line. and they Will quickly see the GdVau-
tageS offered. All particulars. with map and
time tables may BE Obtained at aHy station, q
write direct 70
7. W TFASDALE.
T.- =. D.
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Notice for Publication.
T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, VISIONS
10

T AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
IL May 20, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof III support of his claim, ard
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Douglas county. Wisconsin,
at superior, Wisconsin, OH
June IS. 1890.
viz: John G. Prendcrgast, Hi. F. No. 1G55 for the
SCI. Sec. 10. Tp Is, \. of K. y ". / =. ".
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: VIM J. Lnughin. Gust Johnson
Albert Shaw and William Fofcn, of Poplar
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
llaS @ " CAERINGI0N Enni.ter
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Notice for Publication.

II May 10 1890
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin
at superior, Wisconsin. on
June 2s. 1899.
viz: Albert Russell. Hid. L. No. 90 for the VIZ
Nell and SET NNl4 Sec ~ II. =. y. L. y W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence UIon and cultivation Of
said land viz: Joseph IIuck and Nels Owen, all
of superior, Douglas county. Wisconsin.
matiLS IL W CARRINGTOE, Register
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Policeman: Gene along Howl
iag Inehrlate: ~ hazzer WANT" I
arrest Won. lou are f,sH q whisky, :"
you nete;lar life I'm a .risinai pack
a-s . whisky, any cant touch n:
,4ts!t Ii ii1, il&1isa OF. ~ Gil
s-a lr.hatGe
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DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY. IS.
Notice is Hereby given that at the special term
of the county court to be held III ami for said
county, ut the court house in the City of Super
Tor in said county on the I.:h day of July. ~ ID.
ls9a. the following matter will be heard and CON
SdercGi: The application of Sarah Elizabeth
spencer widow Of the late Judson L. Spencer, 10
have an instrument propoundcd as the last Will
of ,u;ls0n L. spencer. deceased, admitted 10 pro-
bate as and for his last Will and testament.
rated tune IS 1850.
jn2ljy5 D. f. ROBERTS,
County Judge.
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ADVERTISED LIST.
SUPERIOR. Wis. June o. lSs

The following letters and packages were
manning u5Icaied for ut the close OF business
JANE II, and uiie>s called within thirty
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Notice for Publication.

T. W. TFASDALE.
General Passenger Agent, It. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore II. r.
Mhy IIth, ISVU.
Trains will lsevs Wilmington a. folio 90

Trains will issvs Wilmington o. follows
X phlsssepiEiA Ia u aesprs,sss9s; is,ssa "A s@
:ssn.', : ls I. md r. siop. ~; ia saN .. Il" S%
isss %'rss.;is: 49, * * p & S,s ~ ~
r:G '$:;i'r IssT'srss: % ILL., H. IL. is a; a.
a:se%"is:sl1P mn. is:s W. 81. s. q! * iss IL 9.s' %
:, ~ New " yysrRR.. %nS;s as. ,.aa sM .ss $50,
2ss $40; Sol 5'z tsa ca. '7oa IL. and
For' %es, Chester. via La,nokin, 10 And
~ Eoi ksw.rf csa,f., ssa 3 .ad b 1n..rmea,.,.
os: = ore Re- % aud is.ss%saislss 81 .s..lou.,
fis fsi'i%srs saS saS %..hiasios, Z 20, 70. ~.
::SS "a 80 !. M p n ,sSs .sa "a i "a s,sst s.t
Il! ses S.'sls ssss % \. NO. o, and is n.,. a.i "
Georgetown 20 a. m. M. sSs. and 10 r. m.
Mm.rrInston, 4 !. i Ds,mar' 81 and way stations
Express Tor Dover. Harrington. and del :
mar. 4, oo q; N. aud i2oi night.
Knniess for or, 6aps z Charles, Old Point Com.
fort, aud Norfolk, II os a. in.. and i2o, night.
Leave rhlladeippia, Broad Street, for VII.
ol,s Is. Il H. T. i W; ~" :Ss ssI ~; n
ii - p. M, and !. 6s night. -
Accommodation, 62s.eIe ie2S II IS. .. n.,
y 21S $40 % 4+s. "a sSs iooI
40 andii IS D. IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS
for Philadelphia (expressl lS,. 2sa Am
SO. n.sl A. NJ. IA. iii. SSt 7os. 20. aud
,Aeeo%odaatalon. a;sSs sos, 90 A. NJ. IL. 10
Eor - S ester n fsrSrssssA i.S'. so n.a A, NJ.
AecomSdr'ion A. 10 = ~ ~ AZ. ~ & m. n.io
For New Ycri tenpre.s. a @ iS an 40,
So. ! Il. 10. ~ aad ie.sop. H. %"
FOR Vest Chester. via Lamokin, sos A. M.
Eor New Castle 2 10 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
For Middietown, Oiaytop. Dover. Wyoming
Laurel, and Deimsr, i2.0l night.
Bsitmore and Washington. 4. ~, s.ot p.l2
A.. Nj, l2O1 AS, 90 o., ~. so r, N. and
y. +p.ight. baltimore only e.'e r. NJ. and "a. Il
Leave Philaieiphia Broad Stree. for WI
~ 81, 81; o.. s,s,, 7h ssA nis Ii ~. ,. M
Aecom mediation, u.s. DO, 10 Balm. T. n
] :6a, eiO, So iOOs and II rs p. IN.
For further Information, passengers arc
referred TO the ticket once Al the station,
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra iare Is charged.
caas aaasi + assr Genera. rs:.snss9 Mo9p lrsn,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Two Fatal A cciuents,

NoRRisrowN, June 2O--Hugh Nc
Laughlin wis struck by the locomotive
of Il west-bound express train, on the
Reading railroad. at West Consho-
hockep, this forenoon. bis body was
knocked into ths air aud rolled down the
emb .nkment OF the Sc-uylktl into the
river, where 1t was Immediately recov-
cred. He was walking on the track, and
becoming confused 10y the whistle OF
warning sounded by the engineer OF the
approachinI train, stepped directly In
front of the locomotive. lie was 67 years
OF age, and leaves q family in Consho-
hocken.
Thomas Doran, also o section hand,
was run down by q train on the Reading
Railroad at Bridgeport, at an early hour
this mornipg, and died an hour or two
later from the effects of his injuries.
Both legs were cut oil and he was other
wise mangled. Doran was returning
from Valley Forge in an Intoxicated con-
dit!on. He was 20 years Of age and un.
married, living with Ills father in Upper
Merton.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

We REsrEcTruLLY submit that our
worthy contemporary, the Every
Evening. owes an apology TO the farm.
ers and others who have been deceived
through its articles on this subject
reysmped from the New York WorId's
article, and OF course, with its usual
fairness. It will publish the letters Of
The Olivr Cqilled Plow Works Of
South Bend, Indiana, AID OF s. L.
Allen II Co. of Philadelphia. Pa.
These firms, who do an immense man
uiacturing and Wholesale business,
must eitherytell truth or An untsuth
about this matter, and a. they en-
phatically say that the assertions oi
the New York World are totally un-
true, 1t remains now for those who
have given them publicity and backed
them up by their own editorial respon,
sibility to al least say that they have
been mistaken. We expect this much
OF the Every Evening. anyhow.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Schedule IN enect Jnne q. 1890.
TkAlNs LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
kisr BouHn
.Express tr'iia.
NEW y oax, week days. .2is. .7o5 81 1,
'lo.Si a. m... 20, % IS, " 20 d. IN, -
New ior' sundays. 2i3, s7o5, ll.2o a.
so, " .. q Is so, ~ ii, i jo sa5a Sm,
1881, 4 Sea m; %. s2 10. loo, 10. "a 81 q
aEf" 10, =. ~, $50 - od, lop. m.
10; 800 eoS, II % a. M; 90. = = 40 !, %, q,
i0, o2'' IS. Gas. s52G $50, .8oc, 10 l. O. @
Chester, week days SPA an, c,o
e5.s7 IS, $50. IS u. 300, 80 s. slosi ,osi ~
=. ~ 20 q; ~. 90 - 10. 3 90. TO- 25' "a a.
10 Ghs,ter. I. e. S Sundays, .s i. $50 .7o,.
''ss. ~, dsa, Yrs. 30, - "a &c, 10 10 u M do
Cd a. ~, q As, % 10 =. m. Sundays. VA
Il. rn., s2.4Op. IN. 'o'
WEST BOUND.
- 'n9fe % an and y owssshingt - ts72o, g IS
dslpis And Prineipa station: on Faiis
Pttsbars. ,i.iS%. i 50 a. no n a; :. ~. 81 daily
:, ,cnelnnati rna ST. Louis. p " I'D 10 a.'s p ~ and
sslnserly accommodation, TO a. IN. om
!" 20 and /. 10 y. III. daily. "' -'oi.
: a. n"''h RECOMMENDATION, week dava
~ ~. oV \. IN. 2. 81 and 8. .06 n. m sunSssss
p'so a. m.; Sl and 6.ta y. IN. ""'s
TRAINS LEAVE MARKEr STREET srAr,,,
:. for mrhiladsiphia u week days, $50. s.sa >, an
80, u.F, ~ ~, n. IA. IL. II, :. a. an q M
s'2 XIX y, ~; nuhdays q. 81 q. M; IL, IA n a. SSS'
.. T"r Baltimore week days, s.ss,.su nm
ana ,is. = a. nm. m.. 2.45 500 p. IN. Sundays, l%
baltimore and principal statl ,ns n. pn,,a-
Sunday. '' "aay' except
FOR landenherg and way stations uo..
usys $50, TO- u, a. IN. O. IS 800 u. mi S,n
uays; a 70 a. m; 2.f aud 500 D. M sum
chicago, 50, n. IN. daily, excent sun,av
flitshurg, 800 y. m. daily.
ninctnnatiand St. Louis slI H. n. IN
oaiiy except Sunday. " "''
Leave PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING ROW.
DAILY a2i, 10. ssl5,s3 10. 30 on m
q q. ,d m; y 20 noon, 81, Oo, sl3l. iI5 o. =.
oSo' "a ", 10. 10 10, II 80 p. m. '''' - %
phlly, except Sunday. O.; In 7a5 9 An
only 30, n, m. Nv - III. euhuay
Telephone No. LOT
yeARates to westsrn points lower t,,a,
'iaany otherllno. Vim"
1T. OOELL. C.O.sCULL
Genr Manager. Cen rPass. Ags
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
W A ASAhAkE.It'S
pnILApELrHiA. saturday. June 81. 1890.
Nine Days Of Wonaey.

PniLApELrniA. saturday. June 81. 1890.
Nine Days Of Wonaey.
There are yet nine work.
ing days until Jaly. Each
day is a red-le,ter day if
Bargain Merchandise can
can make it so.
The store will also have
some pleasant features about
it to amuse and inter sst,
to dlrect your nnind from
the heat if it is hot.
The Rlauaeyeys of the
SEA, a painting by Luminias,
somewhat grusome to be
sure, showing humanity
grown fiendish by covetous
ness. is on the second floor
Chestnut street. 1t Is i'm.
portant. Look at it again
ard again.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Oh, What a CnugllI

Will YOU heed the warning? The sig
al perhaps Of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease Consumption. Ask
yourselves |. you can afford for the sake
OF saving 5Oc., to run the risk ard do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure viii cure your
cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group
and whooping cough at once. Mothers,
do not be without II. Fer lame back,
side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plsster.
N. B. Daniorth. wholesale and retail
agent, Second and Market streets. VIII
mingtou.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

00e These goods were
NV sold at the beginning
90c of the season at $I.oo,
coI $I.25. $3.50. II you
d0c want to secure any Of
4oO these bargains don't
wait too long.
|. We have received another
new lot OF Lace Straw Hats,
new shapes, which We will
sell at 3oc; actual value 81.
Another LOT OF Patent Leath.
er CHA Rifles, which we
will sell for 3oc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

In this way we might 60 through
The whole list OF agricultural imple-
merts exported 10 foreign countries.
In every case the exported implement
brings higher prices abroad. The let
ters published In the Farm Implemen,
News for June from the Oliver Chilled
Plow Works, manufacturers. Souil
Send, Indiana, and from s. L. Aller
WCo., agricultural implement dealers
Philadelphia, Pa are emphatic denial
OF the charges that agricultural imple
ments are sold cheaper to foreign thai
TO home buyers. The first says tina
"it has been charged time and agail
by political speakers and the politica
press that Oliver chilled plows are sol,
to Canadian and Er glish farmers at
much less price than American farm
ere can buy tiem for. Such statement
are absolutely without truth. and W
defy the production OF truthful eyi
Ssoce to gainsay our assertion
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Coal, OO,i, Oats.

You get big 'oad OF wood, and VIC
guarantee 2,24o rounds OF good, clean
coal In every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No, 1l6 Maryland avenue
or ecVcnth and kiHg streets. Our
coal is Under cover and screened unGe..
our own supervision. kindJ;uz wood in
large loads. Western oats u speciality,
baied hay and straw by the ton. Yarl,
i06 Mary land avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central office, Tta aud King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open in the evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
A Strange Fatality.

There seems strange fatality at
Townsend that is creating considerable
alarm. There were foui deaths In one
family in very short time. Last Tues
day Miss Daniels. aged 10 years. died
at what Is known as the Levels. and on
Thursday while the funeral ceremonies
were taking place her brother, 20 years
Of age, died.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
To be hung,

Twenty thousand pieces of wall parer
at II. d. Holt's, 2l3 West Second street;
line gold, embossed paper, 20 cents
apiece; right nice Mica paper, o cents
apiece; also large stock oil all grades
from the most common to the iinest. /
have large force OF practical paper
hangers and work done without delay.
Estimates given with pleasure. II. D.
HOLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Valuable Pigeon Captured.

About noon yesterday a valuable car
rier pigeon was captured In the entry to
the Board OF Education rooms by City
Treasurer Griffith and Horacs c. John
son. The bird is numbered o. ,6yl ON
its feathers, and 6,aly on brass ring
which enclrcles Its leg. L. was shown TO
Agent Bette oi the Adams Express
Company, who recognized IL as the prop
erty OF the Newark Homlng Club.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
High Recommendation

OF DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Baisam.
SAID lady, 1t cured cases in ny family
which were marvellous cures. She says
1t Is the best lang mediciae ever made.
Said u gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten year, ago
80 we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
In the grippe it is splendid. soc. and 81.
Sold by druggists Depot. Fourth and
King