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Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

street, Philadelphia, Pa. (;
t3eorge II. Ellis, Woodland, Dell; ]. IL.
lIoAbs. w. II. Whitersu, Wilmington,
Dol.
Company F-Thomas jackson, Dover,
DEL; 9. a. Msoalister. Wilmington,
Del; william Murphy, Dover. Del
Elwood 1. Nelson, New Castle; VIM. R.
rostles, Camden, DEL; John N. Smith,
No. 1879 Crosslsy street, Philadelphia;
Q. w. Iruax, No. 1922 Wharton street.
Philadelphia; James Truitt, No. 1850
Lloyd street. Philadelphia.
Company G-Alfred Gawthrop, l.. O.
0rubb, Joseph Hughes, John Kehfuss.
Q. w. simmons, Wilmington. Dol.
deorge w. Jones, No. 2753 Darien
streot, Philadelphia.
Company H-James n. Bryan, GeorRe
b. Conner, Wilmington, DEL; Richard
Cox, No. 272S u stroet, Philadelphis.
Company I-Samuel H. Benson, Rock.
ford. Del; b. Dougherty, Alexsuder
farrell, Oliver Jones, Delaware City; X.
4. Ennis. Newark, Del; A. NJ. nizor, r,
A. Wright, New Castle, Del.; Ezekiel
Riggs, Landepberg, Chester county, Pa
Jacob II. Thompson, Andrew Wilkin,
son, Wilmington, Del.
Company KID. P. Boyd, Linwood,
Delaware county. Pa; John NJ. Dunn,
John g. Hall, Alexander Malcolm, VII.
minis ton, Del; Daniel w. Peterson, No
1919 Jefferson street, Philadelphia.
Not classed In compsnies-Oliver l.
Bell, Wilmington, DEL, DR.. ssmue
Marshall. Philadelphia; Joseph Vickers
Wilmington, Del, 8 mos; William Nc
Coy. Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

BY process Of law, then my trustees shall
procure charter for . school, 70 ~
known a. THE Thomas and Matilda
Drake College which shsil be managed
and conducted In the same WAY and upon
the same principles - 0irard College,
with the exception that Il shall BE- ior
girls instead Of boysi and they shall ap.
ply the net income OF my estate, drst, to
erecs the necessary buildings therefor
upon my residence lot Of ground In Ger
mantown, aud second, to. the matnte-
nance Of said college and che pupils
therein forever"
These are the charitable BEG Library {
give and bcqueAth to each q. .-,.. va
i0wipg-named charities the sum Of X, 600
each, cloar Of all tax and other charger:
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Germantown.
GermAn,own Dispensary and Hospital.
Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, In Philadelphia.
Hospital Of the University Of Psnnsyl-
vania.
Jefferson College Hospital.
Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia.
Lying-In Charity and Nurse School.
Contributions to the Pennsylvania
Hospital to be appropriated to the care
Of the insane.
Pennsylvania Institution lot the In
struction Of the Blind.
The Forsythe School.
Bheltering Arms Of the Protestant
| Eplecopcl Church In the city Of Phila-
delphis. 55.-5
Northern Homo for Friendless Chill
dren.
Home for Destitute Colored Children.
House Of st. Michael and All Angels,
Philadelphia.
The House of Refuge.
The Old Ladies' Homo Of Philadel-
phin.
The Old Mans Home of Philadelphia
The Merchants Fund.
The Society of the Sons Of g.. George
I give and bequeath the sum OF 81, ,0Ot
to each Of the i've following-namsi
charities, clear Of all tax and othel
charges:
Tho Kensington Soup Society.
The Southwark Soup Society.
The Spring Garden Soup Society.
The Western Soup Society.
Tho Moyamensing Soup Society.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Al Proctor,s Opera House.

IA Tin Soldier" will bo presented at
the Opera House Saturday afternoon
and evening by Charles II. Hoyts Com
pany. Mr.. Hoyt does not class his skits
among the comedies or the farces, aud
docs not even raise the following, "a
Rag Baby" "a Bunch OF Keys" "a
PaTlor Match, IA Hole In the Ground, -
IA Brass Monkey" "A Midnight Bell"
aud "a Tin Soldier" of which he Is the
author, to the dignity of plays, broad as
tho term 10. He calls "a Tin Soldier" !"
Tor instance, an ''invas'on of tho drains" i"
an assuming effort to present few
character sketches In an amusing form,
which will express the nature of the
entertainment. This piece will be pro.
sented here on the afternoon and evening
of May 10th. and no doubt there will be
good audience present.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
al Cyololle In Texas.

NEw ORLEANS, May GA special to
the PicAyune from GrAnbury, Texas,
Gays: A destructive cyclone visited Salt
Creek, In the eastern portion OF Hood
County, after . O'Clock sunday evening.
The beginning OF serious trouble was at
the residence Of Mr.. Leo Rhodes, IL
miles east Of tnat place. There were
about 20 persons In the house when the
cyclone struck 1t. Miss Della Carmichael,
aged IL yeart, WAS instantly killed; also
Mary Carmichael. aged year, and the
little baby OF Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Rhodes
aud her l2.year.o,d daughter. Norah,
were seriously hurt and may die, Mrs.
Gibbs and her 10-year.old daughter,
children in the house were bruised,
At Fall Creek, . little further south,
John Msnley's house WAS wrecked and
he was serious injured. Charles Hous
tons house WAS domolished, aud Mira.
Rushing hurt. Mrs. Campbell's house
WAS blown away. Mrs. Serklcy's house
Was demolished, and her arm broken In
two places. Mr.. Ohung's house was
blown down, and his vile and child
hurt, MT. Robertaon's house was de-
molished, and Mrs. Payne hurt. The
other houses wrecked are All Massey's,
L. McPherson's. j. Woolenlitre's, Nj. G.
Hersteys and Mr.. Brooks's. Tho dam
age to outhouseB, crops, fences and tim
Der is very great. At the little town oil
Acton, on the line of Parker and Hood
counties, four persona were killed, and
number serioualy injured. Mauy
honses were demolished In that vicinity
At Robin Creek, In Hood County,
ei,ht persons were killed, i've OF whom
belonged to the family Of DR.. George
Griffin. A heavy hail storm tell through
out this section, doing Immense damage
TO crops. News from Graham, in Youn,
County. says q heavy hail storm, fol
there on Sunday. Tho hall completely
ruined crops and vegetation, wheat, oat
and corn being comp o,ely beaten Int,
tho ground. The fruit crop in that SIC
tion will bs ruined,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Breyiti~

Tno cnsapest hat house in ehs city
kumfOrd Bros. AO4 Market street.
1Iy nush's coal. you will like 1t.
American Laundry. coz West Froat,t,
Try Bush's coal; you will surely Ikea.
Cupping aud leechinr. iss u. ascondis.
Zine ieK. Rings At Hanf's. Is 4. 9Th stroat
Frank Hoop Smith. druggist, 9Th aud King.
II you want ch cap picture frames go 10 U
X. BluKh, 203 West Second street. lhave the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and ses lor
yourselves.
Rtss. 2ioMarket street. has the largest and
wear. aecs wear AND noslery In She city. Csll
and See hiin.
One of the ch oicest books OF the season 10
the Life oil Hsrrlett Beecher stOwe.o writ.
ten by herself and son. For sale by JOHN q.
BRYANr, TIA French street AGENrs
WANTED.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Tho Indian Asnoclation.

The regular meeting of tho Indian
Association for May was held Monday
afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock, in the parlors
of the Misses Zane, No. 3 West Elev.
enth street, and was presided ever BY
Mrs. q. w. Howiand. After the usual
routine Of busineas was transacted, Miss
Elizabeth ID. Edge, Of Downingtown,
Pa, entertained the meeting in an enter
tanning manner, giving an informal tall
sbout the Indian girls she has had under
her care In her own home. After this an
article was real favoring agricultural
fairs being held among Indian farming
settlements.
Tho next meeting will be held the first
Monday OF June, ut the residence OIL
Mrs. Darlington, No. 500 Washington
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
They Want tho mckinley Bill.

LANCASTER, May o.-Ths Lancaster
County Agricultural and Horticultural
soei1ty met to-day. Tho reports showed
that tho crops In the county n,vsr looked
better. Fruit promises exceptionally
well, except peaches. 1t was announced
that thirteen meetings will bo held At
different points under the ausp ces of the
County Prote .tIve Tariff League, In ts-
hnlf Of the increased duty on sumairan
tobacco. At each meeting pstitions will
be signed asking Congress to pass the
Mckinley Tarid bill with its present to-
bacco schedule,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Fatal JealouaY.

HUNTINGDON. May 6.-Jamss Davis
is an engineer living at Mount Union.
William Say is fireman who boards
with him. Dayis has long been jealous
OF his wiie's relation with Say. Davis
armed himself with knife this morning
and attacked Say. Tne latter drew .
revolver and shot LAWS in the throat.
Davis is still living, but is expected to
die every moment.. Say was arr estsd and
taken to jail. His plea 10 self defense.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
sale Of Kentucky Horsss.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 6.-The second
annual sale OF thorougtbreds was held
in this city this morning. The colts
were from the bsst farms in tho State.
Fifty.two ktad brought $s2, ,4l5, an aver
ago OF $f4S.SO. Following is . list ol
horses soid Tor 81 600 and over:
Bay or brown, (brother Of ngstreet, }
by Longfellow, dam Hsmper ldsm,
Dwy.r Bros., New York, $4,000.
Bay, BY Longtel ow, dam Annie
Bolryn, Milton Young, Lexington,
81, 200.
Bay. by Leonatus, dam Ollie B., Mel.
bourne stud. Lexington, 3, 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
A Grand Concert.

Tho concert that will b. given at the
A. U. NJ. 2. Church, on French street
above Eighth, tomorrow evening, will
be one OF the finest ever Rlvea In this
ty, and those who attend Will eIJoy n
literary and musical treat. In addition
to the m usic there will bs select readings
by noted elocutionists, and No the pro-
ceeds are for the benefit Of the church,
the place should bs packed. Tho admil-
sion Is only 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
An ErcelIsnt showing.

Clerk Of the Market Smeltz made his
returns to the Street and Sewer Commis.
sion last evening for the month OF April,
aud reported that he had oollecte d
$l,170 SO during that period. This Is o
larger amount than has ever been turned
In by sny OF his predecessors, and shows
that he Is the right man In the right
place.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Their Fourtesnth Birthday.

This week A. @. Yates & Co. cslebrats
their Fourteenth Anniversary of the e.
tablishment Of their prosperous business
In the Ledger Building, Sixth and Chest
nut streets, Philadslphia. AZ 10 custom.
ary on these occasions tho Ledger Build
Ing 10 gally decorated, and the arm
receives its friends and visitors with .
royal welcome.
Stroliiug through the spacious build.
Ing, one sees fvs floors filed with clothing
Er Men, Boys and Children; and gets an
idea oi the immense businss done By
this popular house. An entire floor Of
the Ledger Building 10 required for the
Boys and Children . Department. which
z the largest and most complete In
Philadelphia.
The great and thriving business Of this
nrm is the result Of Offering Its customers
reliable clothiug at the lowest prlces.
All the clothing they sell 10 msnuiac.
tured In their own workshops, and
and wherever tho name Of A. q. Yates
u Co. 10 known, 1t stands for good,
honest clothing.
This season they display . suptrb as
sortment for Men, Boys aud Children,
and one marvols at the cheapness Of such
neat, stylish clothing.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Notice to Farmers.

II you want good potato crops. just
take our advice for once. 1t pays you to
change your seed. Instead OF planting
ycur own potatsea over, and getting
small and scabby potatoes In return, go
to Smeltz 81 Co, 10 East Fourth street,
and buy some oil their choice stock OF
Northern Sted Potatoes. We have NJ
stock the famous Maisc Rose, Early
Ohio. York State Rose, Beauty OF He
bron, Mammoth Pearl, White Star,
White Elephant, Empire State, Chill
White, Burbank and i've other varieties.
Call and examine our stock. emeltz 4
Co., 10 Fast Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
A skin naauiiilar.

Mrs. Walkers face bleachsr and moth
destroyer will remove freckles, blotches.
pimplss, boils, etc., from the face and
levves the skin In = healthful condition.
1t ID tree from all poison and perfectly
sale in every respect. 1t Is for sale by
Mrs. Piper at No. 915 Market street.
Give 1t trial; 1t 10 warranted to cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Accident from . Pocket Rlae.

WILLIAMsPoRr, May &C. z. Del
trick was exhibiting . pocket rife 10 the
store of John q. Stones this afternoon
when the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet passing into the leg
Of Harry Stones, aged 20, At . point
above the knee. Tho physlcians have
not been able to extract the ball, and the
victim is suffering intensely.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Changes in tho Police department.

The following changes have been made
by Mayor Harrington in the Police De-
partnent:
officer Weldin was transferred from
the seventh district to the Second police
district; Officer Crawford from the
Second to the Seventh district; Officer
Hanna from the siy.h to the Eighth dis
trict; Officer Broomall from the Filth
district to the City Park; Officer Walker
from tie Eighth district TO the Sixth;
Officer Swift from the City Park to the
Filth police district.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
.bel, Hur,,

will be presented this evening at the
Opera House for the benefit Of the
Homeopathic Hospital. The ch .ft indl-
Gates that all the seats on the lower floor,
and but few balcony seats, which are
really the mot desirable, left. Those
who have not got their seats should Sc
cure them as early as possible.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
High Iecom,n IN endasions

of DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
Said lady, 1t cured cases In my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
It 10 the best lung mediciae over made.
Said q gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten yesre ago.
SO We can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the cough
In the grippe 1t 10 splendid. Soc. and 81.
Sold BY druggists. Depot Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Ham and Tonaue.

Housekeepers who would consult their
interest should call on ohas. L. Moiler,
No. COZ King street, when in want OF
smoked hama and tongue, the curing of
which 10 sxosllent. There are no better
II there are any as good.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Rny fl,a nrrvllla Flonr.

Ask your grocer for 1t. 1t 10 the best
flour offered. Or send yeur orders to
the sole agents for 1t. Steward aud
Chandler, Coal and Flour merchants,
south side. Branch office, Second and
Frcpch. Phone ll0.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Minstrel lenterta,nme ent.

A grand minstrel entertainment will
take place In Elite Hall, Fourth and
French streets, this (Wednesday) even
lng AT 8 o'clock. All arc invited who
wish to enjoy = good laugh Ard shake tho
c cobwebs IRON their brains.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

'tIt 10 worth Its weight IN gold." eald a
lady OF DR.. Simms' Eye Cure. She said
she believed it saved her from blindness
aud gave her COED sight again. We
know OF two more restored to eight who
were nearly blind. 1t 10 certainly the
grandest oye medicine known. 10 cents.
Depot, 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
fresh Fish.

r. M. Starr. having leased the old
established Dish market. at No. 306 MAdi-
son street, would be p eased to have his
friends and the public generally give
him call. Ali kinds of asb always ON
hand
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Through Day Express. i.

One Of the striking festurcs Of tho new
schcdule which goes Into effect May II,
on the Pennsylvsnia Railroad lines, IL
the inauguration Of through express to
Boston BY daylight The rebuilding Of
the steam transport ''Maryland," and
tho rssumption OF the transfer service
between Jersey City and the Harlem
River, enablss the company not only to
restore the Boston night express to this
route, but to add this new train. It
will leave Philadslphia, Broad Street
Station, at 10. 90 q. IN. on week. days, and
run through without change, the entire
train being transferred TO the New York,
New Haven and Hartford tracks by the
steamer. It will be run over the Shore
Line TO Boston, and will have direct cen.
ncction for Newport, Nsrragansett Pier
and tho principal points on the southern
shore Of Massachusetts, arriving ct Bos-
ton at 8 90 p. M, and at all intermediate
points earlier In the afternoon.
The train will be composed OF Pull.
man parlor cars and day coaches, aud
will undoubtedly prove an exceedingly
popular one for general ~ we'll us sum.
mer tourist travel to all points In South.
ern New England.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
She gave them Castsria,
Professor wells

Notwithstanding rooms for spectacles,
80B Market street. Wilmington, Del,
whore eyes are all carefully tested BY the
most improved scientific method over all
others, enables US to detect at onco ell
defects Of vision.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Shoe Fly,

You can't bo'her me, ,.fo- We have Cor
nells patent screens, which can be used
At top or bottom of window. Every
house should have them. Six square
feet 100. Call at No. sos West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
N REaISrER'SOFF1C

DEaIsTER.s oRDER.
IN REaISrEB'SOFF1CE.
NRW CAsrL = COUNTY, DEL.
May 3rd, 1850.
Upon the application OF ISAAC LARAIN,
Executor OF THOMAS kfEsEY lste OF Penn.
sylvania, deceased, IL 10 ordered aud directed
by the Register that the Executor Aforesaid,
give notice of granting OF let
srs ., n. Igsa DAT. ~
granting thereof, b can.sng asv%ertissnsn. %
OF such lettersin sig Of the most public plaocl
Of the county OF New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against TIT estale y
sfesent the same, or abide by AZ Act Or A..
sembly In such case made and provided aud
Also cause ths sam to be Inserted within Ihs
same period In the DAILY kErUBLICAN.
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del. and
to 81 continued therein three weeks te. o. d.
IL Nivsn under the hAsA aud Heel 81
Wiimin ston. IN New Castle Couni3
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, REGISTER.
NoTIcE.-All pcrsons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly aytsstsa TO ths ExElUTOk o.
or before May ard 1891, or abide the Act
of Assembly In such case made and proyidsAs
ISAAC LAHklN.
+. NJ. WALKER, Attorney, wilml nr,on,
Delaware. MI ist
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
Htnte Of Thorm ornoror
The W Gather.

On Thur.day in this city and section
and In New England fair, warmer
weather will probably prevail. with light
variable winds, mostly westerly, and on
Friday warmer, fair weather, followed
BY rain on the Lakes with tho easteriy
advance Of the Montana depression.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

Wnen Baby wss sic.s,
We Savs her CastoriA
When she was Child,
sho cried for Castoria-
When she became Mis-,
She clung to CastoriA.
When she had Children.
She gave them Castsria,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

New milk. . cents per quart.
skim milk, cents per quar-.
Butter milk, cents per quart.
=. Best butter In tho city.
Iatnslls creamery, 4th and Ship ley sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07
4 Sure Shot

4 AulG NlUl
On Low Prices at Sixth
and Market every time
We pay particular at
tention, not to see what
cheap trash we can get,
but to see how good
clothing we can sell for
little money. Young
men are particularly
fond of stylish. nobby
goods, and the !. older
ones like to 60 where
the young people do, SO
that We cater especially
for the young trade.
B o { h departments,
ready.made and C US :
tom, at their best gait
but we will try and take
good care of you with
your new suit. Our
immense force Is capa-
BILE of great things In
the clothing line.
JAS. T. MULLIN & SON, =,
Tailors. 9th & Market,
Clothiers. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-07

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-29

Mr.. Daniel Heenan. Of Streator
was in the city yesterday, having re.
Gently returned from an extended trip
through the New England and east
ern central states. While in the east.
Mr.. Keenan,, of course, took advan.
tage of the opportunity to talk to such
manufacturers as he came in contact
with, of the advantages of the
West over the East for loca-
tiOns. He finds these men look
ing more and more to the West than
ever before. In the West they get
their raw materials and their food
supplies, and in the West and South
their heaviest sales are made. When
products are bulky and heavy the adj
vantage of having the factories To-
Gated in the West is obvious, While
Mr.. Heenan does not report having in
duced any plant, large or small, to re-
move to Streator, he believes that if La
Sale county towns exert themselves
there is nothing in the way of their
inducing all the locations in their
midst that they want of men remov-
ing in the next five years from the
East to the Great West.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-29
liver an address at Friday evenings

liver an address at Friday evenings
session.
The Teachers Association OF North
ern Illinois will hold meeting at
Rock Island on Friday and Saturday,
April % and 20, 1890. A number OF
Ottawa teachers will attend.
Twenty teachers took the eXamina-
tion on the use and effect Of nercotics
yesterday. The questions were pre-
pared by the county superintendent,
who also conducted the examination.
Number Sls2, held by Timothy Din
neen, drew the china set given by the
WILDER Comedy company last even
ing. At the matinee Martha Walker
held number 1851 and got a beautiful
doll.
The Marseilles Register is in doubt
whether the Marseilles Electric Rail-
way company wants a franchise TO
build a railway in Marseilles for Mar
settles or for Ottawa. If the latter,
Mr.. Stone is agn it. AS the REGISTER
subsists in greater part on this
revenue from Ottawa advertisers, his
fear that if an outside, or Ottawa,
scheme it ''would be Of immense dam
age to Marseilles and cher business
interests" sounds very much like
hypocritical twaddle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-29
sunday. March 23.
Fifth Sunday in Lent.
II. Z q L.. IIH.A. I.A1 1000


Chief Justice Waite died, 1888.
she shall never wake till the judg-
ment day. -Richdrd ILL.,, ia.
There is always one nave in church
that no ministerial eloquence can con-
VERT Y0nkers Gazette.
The impecunious tradesman, strange
as 1T may seem, finds Lent bad time
for borrOwing.-B0St0n Post.
If you want to be good all you have
to do is to obey God, love man and
hate the devil.-Denrer Road.
When minister gets too fresh he
should be given a lesson from the
psalter.-Binghampton Republican.
Judge III. T. Gilbert, of the firm of
Duncan & Gilbert, of Chicago, is now
at Marquette, Mich, on legal busi-
ness.
Buying your wife an Easter bonnet
is not going to do much toward get
ting you into heaven.-1erre Ha,te
Express.
The girl who has a new Sealskin
sacQue can attend Lent services with
wrapped Observation-Disclosures Re
publican.
John Huttinger is having another
story built on his residence in East
Ottawa, and is making other valuable
Improvements.
Miss Annie NJ. Drury, who after the
death of her aunt, Mrs. J. w. Dean,
has been in Leland and Marseilles,
goes next week to Muscatine, Ia.
The teachers of Lostant and vicin-
ity will hold an institute next Friday
and Saturday. Prof. Andrews will de-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-03-29
The La Sale Railroad.

Z. S. Enyart secretary of the City
Electric Railway Company, has just
returned from trip through the
southern and central part of the state.
He visited Bloomington and inspected
the Daft electric railway system. AT
Decatur he inspected the Fisher and
Ray systems, and at st. Louis, Mo-,
the Sprague and Thomas-Houston
systems. The object of this trip was
to see which system gave the best
satisfaction, and thus determine
which line would be best to use in La
Sale and Peru. The contract for
furnishing the necessary iron for the
new road at La Sale was awarded to
w. II. Caruthers, of st. Louis, Mo.
The officials of the 80" road were in
this city yesterday trying to get the
contract for carrying the freight. The
road is to be completed within ten
months