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Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

For our seed potatoes last fall we
dug a pit five feet deep, large enough to
hold seventy-fve bushels, and only fill
ing to within two feet of the surface of
the ground. AS soon as thoroughly dry
after digging, we put them in the pit,
filled and rounded it up we'll with TIA W.,
covering with few inches OF earth, be.
ing particular to leave it 80 no water
could get in from the surface. At the
commencement of cold weather we put
on more straw and earth. In place OF
the tile for chimnies we put in two
compact bundles of long straw. We left
them in this shape till our ground was
ready for planting, the last week in
April, when we opened, finding the po-
tatoes as solid and fresh as when put in,
not de"ayed tuber and scarcely an eye
started. The field on which tho seed
was planted adjoined the one where it
was raised, with the pit between. The
amount of labor by hauling, neither
after digging nor before planting, was
very considerable, and we never had
seed in as good condition by managing
in any other way: We like our method
OF planting potatoes, for the few acres
we raise. Instead of an expensive po-
tato planter, we took our corn planter.
removed the check-rower, placed sec.
tion of stove-pipe, pressed into funnel
shape, down through the corn box SO
that the potatoes dropped into it will
fall in the proper place behind the
planter runner: A boy with box OF
potatoes in front of him drops the pieces
into this funnel. A smart lad will man.
age both sides, thus planting two rows,
but we are usually satisfied to put in one
row at time. H. Reed, in Qhis
Farmer.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
WOES OF THE DENTIST.
In Cohfdlng Moment Ho Tells Som
i. Secrets Of His Onics. E..

In Conhdlng Moment Ho Tells Some
-. i. - Secrets Of His Onice. s..
"A man might as we'll be hangman
as dentist, as far as expecting any
gratitude for his services, remarked an
aggrieved member Of that unappreciated
profession. II have worked for hours
over back filling in a woman's mouth,
where had to nearly dislocate my neck
and tie my backbone into bow-knot
and ut tho end, II ventured to straight
en- up with sigh Of relief, have been
rewarded with stony glare Of in
dignation.
"A woman will stand more pain than
man, Tor a woman has an Unborn in
stinct OF showing herself to the best ad-
vantage he continued. "A rubber
dam or mouth stretched to it's utmost
capacity is not conducive to personal
beauty, and therefore woman will not
add the further Disagreement of lack of
courage.
II had rather funny experience tho
other day with an old darky who want
cd q tooth pulled. His face was elabor-
ately tied up in red flannel and his ex-
preston was the embodiment OF woe.
The tooth was hard one to handle, and
just as l gave it the final yank he gave
pro longod howl and fairly shot HIM
self through the open window out onto
the shed roof beneath. He rolled over
this roof still bowling, and finally drop.
ped from it to tho ground all doubled
up like black rubber ball. All this,
instead of hurting him, served to help
his case, for he picked himself up and
walked off apparently sound in wind and
limb and quite regardless of the fact
that he had not paid me.
II had man once give me more than
wanted for pulling his tooth. He was
big, strapping fellow, and I thought
tho tooth would never come. The for
ceps slipped of three times, but tho
fourth time l clinched it. The man
never moved or made sound until the
tooth came out, when he doubled up his
fist and landed q blow on my chest that
slapped me up against the wall as fat as
lump of putty. Then he took his hat
and stalked out without waiting to see
whether ever got my breath again or
not. "-Boston Globe.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

Among the nameless heroes, none are
more worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people ahead of the Johns
town flood. Mounted on a powerful
horse. faster and faster went the rider,
but the flood was swiftly gaining, until
it caught the unlucky horseman and
swept on, grinding, crushing, annihila-
ting both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lurking
near, like unto the sword of ,Damocles,
ready to fall, without warning, on its
victim, who allows his system to be-
come clogged up, and his blood poi
soned, and thereby his health endan-
gered. To eradicate these poisons from
the system, no matter what their name
or nature, and save yourself spell OF
malarial, typhoid or bilious fever, or
eruptions, swellings, tumors and kim
dred dist gurements, keep the liver and
kidneys healthy and vigorous, by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's the only plood-purifier gold
on trial. Your money is returned II It
doesn't do exactly as recommended: A
concentrated vegetable extract. Sold Ole
by druggists, in large bottles, at $1'V'
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
SHIPPING CRATES. ].
How to Make Thorn Strong. Light and
n \ Serviosable at Small Cost.

H0Ws 20 Mako Them strong, Light and
servlosable at Small Cost.
'@' The first thing necessary IN shipping
hogs, Qr pigs, is good crate, without
which no breeder is certain of his ship
ment arriving at destination In safety,
and in as fine order as when placed on
board Of cars. The crate here illus
trated Is made out Of seasoned Linden
wood. material at once very tough.
hard to broak, and light, a requisite in
shipping animals by express, especial
~ when rates are inclined to be exhor-
bitant. This crate is 10 inches wide, -
inches high and feet long, and can be
made in like proportion to suit the
largest hog. The material used is sawed
expressly for this purpose direct from
the logs. Before working into crates
1t is sorted and ricked up, as other lum-
Der, in sheltered place to season; then
when made into crates each one Is
treated to coating or two Of paint.
The saw fuzz is removed by sharp
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
lettering = Breachy Horse.

Mr.. William Gosnell, of Ontario, Can,
sends to the American Agriculturist a
sketch and description of the method he
employs for restraining breachy horse
while at pasture. A rope nine or ten
feet long, according to the size of the
horse, is knotted around the neck of the
horse; one loose end is passed through
between the forelegs, under the surcin-
gle, and tleo to the other end of the
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
He Had Good References.

Retired Editor Ito applicant) You
ny you have an amiable disposition?
Applicant-Yes, sir; here's my refer
ence.
1t ran: This certifies that the bear
er was in our newspaper Office for three
days, during which time no one had oc-
casion to thrash him.-(Signed) The
GUNNER"
Retired Editor-Consider yourself EN-.
ployed. West Shore.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup Of Figs, when in
need OF laxative and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most graft
flying results follow its use, 80 that it IS the
best family remedy known and every fam
lily should have bottle
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

CLERaYMEN are like railway brakemen in
one particular. They do . great deal OF
coupling Horn
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

A SERMON is too often transformed into q
nMtgnway eyer wa1Ga Rafson Parsdes hi'
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

PEOPLE who wait for what is offered gen.
orally have long spells between meals
Milwaukee Journal
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

Sic Novels Free, will be sent by Cragin Il
Co., Philada, Pa, to any one in the U. 8. or
Canada, postage paid, upon receipt Of Is
Of novels on circulars around each bar.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

PIMPLEs are inexpressibly mortifyine
RemHedynGlenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hlus Hair and Whisker Dye, 50 cents.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

To REGULATE the stomach, liver and bowels,
and promote digestion, take one of Carter's
Little Liver Pills every night. Try them.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

AN Austin shoemaker is writing book
There will probably be q great many foot
notes.-Texas Siftings.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

BEST, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso'.
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. Csc
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

THE silent partner is one who keeps his
mouth shut while his active partner ID
spending his money.-N. O. Picayune.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

rope, outside Of one foreleg. The rope
IS drawn just short enough to restrain
the horse from raising its head higher
than the withers. 1t does not interfere
with grazing or drinking, but keeps the
head so low that the horse will not try
to jump fence when thus equipped.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

J. s PARKER, Fredonia, N. Y, says:
"Shall not call on you for the 800 reward, ,fo~
believe Halls Catarrh Cure will cure any
him for particulars. Sold by Druggists, 75o.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

THE dearest spot on earth is the summer
like homc.-Sioux City journal
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one of Carter's Little Liver Pills imme-
aiately after dinner. Don't forget this.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

The difference between q suitor and an
Office seeker is that one pays court and the
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

HE a pillar of the churchl Why, he's
perfect fraud" 'Sort Of . pillar sham."
IN. Y. Herald
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

Observation-Disclosures are always ready to
steak a man when he has money.-N. 0.
Picayune.
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09
Like q Circuit of Electric Wires.

Of electric wires, the various sets of nerves
forming links in the circle of continuity.
When digestion grows weak the epigastric
nerve suffers, and the whole system is af-
fected. Reinforce it with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and the nervous organism
grows tranquil and reposeful. Fever and
ague, constipation, kidney troubles and
liver complaints retreat before this remedy,
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

CHARLES LAMBS humor never shows o
taste Of bitterness; but, then, Charles had
q regular job as book keeper to fall back
uDOn-Puck
Mower County transcript., 1890-07-09

Men who live on workingmen's or.
ganizations have no time to work.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MEssALIYA Tragedy in Five Acts. by hger AIi,a
non sydney Logan limo PIP 49, Aiiii"
delphia j. B. Lippincott co.
As subject for dramatic composition n vouid
n.rhaps be difficult TO select one more inherently l
Iressble than McsSslina Mr.. Logan however mas
rentured boldly to write tragedy of which she Is the
h.roine and he has done it as in severat places
inst 70 escape the doing OF it well IL Is ID Diai'N
verse and wofuly uneven, no less III naoeg Una"
s+vle AT too frequent intervals one fals upon
commonplaccs so bOlscrcd and PADDED as 10 recall uo
nbilosophcsl verse OF the late amented luppei loV
hard by these depressing lap>cs are l" pe "nnu
messages of decided and dignity, ana th'e are
enough of such passages to afford nope ulat uie
antbor NAV do better hereafter, Il ONLY ne cat no
broucht To realize his present Deficiencies ana "Pet
fectons Another time, however ne Wo"o u" Non
70 cho,se a less difficult and more artSuc suDJc'''
Messalna cannot he treated artisncaily save upon
7ola,s methods. and an attempt to idealze her Is
vnwarautable. in1tistic and absurd. Mr. Logan
seems 10 have had dim perception OF thlS' tr ne
certainly attempts to create interest in the womaI
as she was and this again leads him into deep waters
On the whole il would have been much better not
IN publish this experiment. the cruGcness OF whion
uonld have been quite sufficient excuse Tor WIN
holding H. while no merit which ii possesses Is
,nrctntly ma ked 10 atone for the papab
vices of its conception and execution.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Train, arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.


THr 0HhT E.TtFosP tsH Is STAEIoE At folL + Tx C'TT
$50 A. M.-CIIICAGO Wis LIZ LIMIIED-uuo o.
naaso o:lo a. n; neAt day; day;rsrrRl1E LIMIT.
LD-dlo Cincinnati 90. indianapolis ~ 80 l. iH' ."
1850 \. o,iio.LwESrERN W. DAY EXPREss-daly except
$50 i. M-NoRru SHORE YEsTGBrLE3 LIMiTE2, >. Tfi,
Due At Detroit az 10 A. Bee chicago 'V y 81"
800 p Mast WESTERN EXrRG;Ss=-Pgg,e p, chiSaf0 G'
40 7, M;,45iEx gExx{&Rfs5 {RRfisE MONTREAL AND MA
PRESS Duo lndianapoIi, IL 20 ,. III. neat o'S' -
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f,.s X S a. 10 70 '2 H. = &c., fl5il co. az
9.lj r.. u ior Glr.s'u. lN.,t loMt i'V' - '0
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nd9 ii ~ %, 80 30 10 80 'I$$ = a. t5" 600
nrr&155 Gj g. Io!ol 10 80 5''n' % a 90. 7so. oI'
ylHG&HnA FALLs-Io 20, ITO 80 a. M. 80, %. 3d.
sANtt't,N"to.oo 81 80 =. ma: 90. 1880. : 80
&C., 4, ~ a % , a. m M g. - slgS 8 p n n.
AbiKo<bA1H MOUNTAINS .,XP MoE.kl,NI,,,o, g, 90 90.
n J. so a. NJ 80 - p' 3d., n'' W. w ".S''' '''O
XSityBBGKY.' '"9ffNtyA AVD .eANANDAIGUA-'o:o 20 90.
plMk SiiliiE II 4 m Nils Via HARLEM DIVISION
f 's, To aad ca G,r, 5 aPPyn ynoo,S % $599a ay
Central station ~ 3. sos ~ 90 d Ism - .tati'1
Y.tYcri: sS5 Washineb9n.,t. '25 Iuton-'t' and S'S
Bcd:ord.ave., re- D. br"0Al' d. , ct.s t,re,ee from
ho, r.d'nee- thio4,l = 9'll'i'n' o,,, train,
,Jo,, trains. cx.e' ho-, icSas a. o. 80 o ~, M; !;
n'rSi ,@, rla,,42;I, ''''21 ',2,1orcr Il DANIELS
t...r.r, Mlrat.r. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
u,,,opnrD MORTGAGES.

Frank. Abraham TO Fanny Kla@o""r' v > &ay' ct
5l,tt ye&1 & '2o9 >coSo SUM property year sa5 co.,
,,,,.t1,r Ss', 10 >,rah To- : Wi 2i6 2daye y 200
oriDa &. J. ,S,, 70 i.5 .i 656 ,55 i0''''' '-'''
~ ,ronlo.l D. 70 \ Wei. Broone't' o' A'ns'h-'A
,orgs S' 0,to H. to Hupfa si.ave Of lS'd'',
%on' ,,a'r l.r.,n to Weber lot So5 map sh Ward
''1, l,r 'isgo sarah. to We'll 2l6o 2i4'c in''n'nS'
''iI cmauo NJ 70 Frederic. =, schgcA' 6o 'o"'' 'a
liam, = = To- j BiadS, "a I>m'r- Pace o.
VI i..r,..r ,.t. 20 ,huck. 9o'h' Of Hsys
mGrls.S'' p @ NatGiI lie Iu.uran,e Coz COZ an.
''f .,y. =, I ,,sr Zoo 600
-. th,ri., : 20 Hmutr R1nE q al, : d
"A. tr..t 81 O, 30 .,,aJ 3 year. . - 600. =.
km- Lo..> to " X Mayer - d" "''''s''' "
H...'h, - Ie,-y D. u Kaaran and ano ot loet.
-. g. u -c.3.c, p n"iteae'' t't' s, ord
laNtcn. .','t.t .... j.. III 70 ,ors -, o56
End H. ,rt b. to ~oth ~ y ii.'a, e ~ eith-st %
i,ol- j G % " X h'ad. of Wa."f'''' e o. b'O'"
'N,t55ifi..' lIn., 70 r Niiac'F'oS Of 'a''-''
.i,a', l. p To- ! braiy of E-mer" Place d
N'Ini' H1SG S, air. 70 Kern'c.'a 81 Edrd'e''
,,.,.r f,aan. 20 } II >a.G.r- o.. i'o-.-''' o
'Va,sr,e iua'. - Levin o. Mooro'-''' ysa''
e oRy-e T. =, F Iiadetrand'. o s''-'' Of Il
Ipoit.i ,,ir' is.ca6aa. to Dce. Of 4-hs' " Of
t, ,lobn 20 Fqui',ble Lie As,ur SOC SO M'ii'a
Ice,r. 'hr,tan 20 E3'; ~. i'cT I S6S SiS''S' i''
I,,,,,an Ahaham 90 Es--nin. ~ PSI list ''"H'
ES.,bnl. samuel - \ Bu,'inc. Of c.i''''
''ps.al' . .,al To- a-,or' I3o NOR 'i&-t year.
S.if Lots, ~ 81, on Fine Is I.'>eN-' vea~ - e',
~ ~4,i.-t. Of @i.-N'. H,"r ~ r,,,.,ave n a
>t'a Ino, Il :, ni' s'ieA'' b." f''''''e
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
teaal Notices.

TOURT OF COMMON PLEAS IS y P0k SH -Roti.F: hhE
4 ASP c9TSTY rSa Or 6s,e5S coSf and
BoyS his wife the said Rachel being prEovs
her rsa hrst s Vile the said name Mary being hGtoms
S.r Snp rra ar.t name being unknown def'hoan'''
the named defendant: and sS Zach S6Ssa Of s in
sco s[G S,v eSy Of SaS yeu a a&'Mf the seve
t e<SIusive Of day Of service ana mn IN n cnse
Your failure to TO- nGa a, or toP aP'T t6e Tet in the
against you py ue'"''' ''
D:;f Hs. Es E.2'Hs: sIs 4iiGn'y & Xy,nue
~ ,,. defendant Michac 'Parkov-ki, and Mary i MS
w 1Sr to an ordf Of lion u ~ M BsgSiye 3 Jsy G
gdse Of Court Of Cogm9n Piea7 Pn aate In ' M oIcs Of
@ lIS o. sa ad 1o4rt at the County Court House in said
city, july safoIM sf 9V CAMPBELL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
l,I,ppE\IE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- or NEwYoEK The EqGaSTT q5asTs he aten1t H''a Horace
7qeicty @cy Of "a a. T. tt T .aS IIosGS YI: t
Albert r aMs a. surviving Trustees under the Sst
Mad w and Of e0 0dS r. and RGi HdTard sSn aG
and a. Trustees under an nstrSmrnt % or % dsa ot
: aa d 9' hs @ 'f 81 g. ss ya5ehSs q hss
sS the person or PcGin no. @S% aTr q IN sad in
strm, 81 nko%n % to PLAINTIFF the American Exchange
Tenn and "a, as dxeeutrx aS Of The last VII and testament
Of John J. , o @psdSf. HSS Of John j. Anderson Henry
Wheeler a. receiver q Al! n' ,atGn @fS, sd john J. An
ht,nn thanncey T. Bow'n, May r. Wsrncr the VIrg%t T
a,d IIan-coutnontal tmHahN, "I'Id"' F. N'''''' i'
ii.d,fuau D,fcndilt- = nlhunH. ~, n. h.r.h, sum,
Ia ~ answer the complaint n this e 'tl9n anu :" ST ~
ui"h,u ~ voir answer the pain;f attorney "ltlh
co I,y aftar thc service u thiN summons Inclusive
tW'tt and ia ease ~ your fa 20 appear.
me ga? indignant wiz be- taken a:ala't You by default
or ~. ,'ief demanded In the compliant
Dated Apl' - io0 HENRY DAY.
Plaintiff Attorney,
Office and Post once address
I.roldwav. Ncw-NO Ork CITY
To tho pefondan:s Horace Litte Lgcy a. i. LII,
mo aid Horace Itt". Albert i. afnH t> "o"IN
IN, D,ulal g. oyster. individually ana ~, iI' 'lu
y or decd ol trust dated 2lrt JN. - anu
an IL In IN. onlcc u Register ~ ~" tt! ana 2n1
- i'm Iibcr - 90" - Convey rYouce~. pa2' 3' on
~ IAN Voycmbcr lss1 and thr person o. persons now hom
.. ,-,c-Iy owning holding any OF thr liou 1lN nut
% rrI ~ in .aid instrument or deed o tIu,t t' ~
= Ia u,-. on or pcr.onS being unknown % pill't'7 w
~ ' Hay Rank ara Mary +. Warner The ior"foR sum, M
s'' g. .arVcd upon by publicau1h put.uah; II. ~
% Of thc Hon. Fdgald pat'c,9n one o ,He $40 and
81 " " vim he complaint hc Office - NE Clrrk 81 & &ue
- of NcwNofk AZ tn County I"ui,D
f., ~" nv " Nev.Yo-k and Stlte of Ne"-l"fN Oh c''
dav - Nay. lS''p.
D@'eu ID, -'' ' HENRY DAY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oricc and Post Oricc address,
BROADWAY. New y oTk 'ltY.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
RAILROADS..
DEN N SYLV A nj a
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER June %. 1890,
oN A"D A't.o loot Of Uesbrosses and Cortinndt

ON AND AFTER JUNE %. $500 soo',,,,.,
Trains leave stations, foot OF De'"ro'''' A"N
ssd FscE 41NE GsF 5S5 the ASs Mf1s
625 coqnbus 80 a. a1H M, GOaSctS "a also tSi
s,bS an bSq Lo HaysH mex. AID except sunday
looo &ssI A. fHEE fifEE SEWYonK AMP cAIcA2So 2e1d LIN
D,1@aop @ 'SYss 9a5 State oiso oom ccpne pSag s.Skag
a%d EE,,5leS%s a9a%Sl' for ieP95 ortiz
.sss 9Gsphf5 ip&. @a a@d Sa and al ne
sSa mdynS a Of nGne Fh RF se Cincinnati 40
AGO F h2g1s gH@SSfS SssIS5ss
Coach NSTY0Tk to Co c9THGH' bus and Se' ST LON;
~ ExRsEsfs fssa fP1 al esPss IL
Sleeping Car NCw.York ttsbgg st. |rs.d hI pipns
ciRe91Sa s@a SeFR2a FS' 69E & a.
cGcago % % oonsSts neS ?oy iof csSesSa 1S
800 SO Tic'o Sly safsp' i.1a roe &sS
Pnrhs PHr n te 5 SGen2nd'coi m 'coioyaHG s5 neK' Day
fe $a %o Soa IS b. co,y s2ssp Eye SSr!s r. Oh
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH ri'.
1' Ssss ts9. sfS';S lsS .;! T::sa =;
s sGy 1o5 800 e n p % SUNDAY s@a Il sna as
tas..p.s. Che seG p and oh snS xas i.p .n9
For ds aons nIo9 fP95 &c. Fa45 o 5o ga
$o so si3 Scan; go Gn5,2 70 -nd "a 955 90 a D. m. m
: p 90 not :3D at Asbnry Pafg, Pafg, or n I'm 'PaIlor
Car and Day Coach yycekGavs 'c's tpT Cape Nay
and With through car for Browns Mills ana B'ach
ITrVou
For Old Point Norfolk. via New York Philadslpha
Norfolk Railroad 8 90 m. daily except Sunday, and
90 D. m daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
y. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave IS follow, go
0:2O. 20. 800 80, 40 Chicago irtei' Wlm
Dining 10 10 Washington l4iiltd, tlu II ~
a. m 10 TO- i 90 ? no 3 90 3 30, 90 80, 90
600 6 30. 90. and 90 p. ~. and y 10 night
Accommodation II 10 a. H.. 40 and 90 p. m sun
days. Elprcs,, 6 :I6 80. 900 no Limited ana 10
a. M. . 700. 900 I 30, .0o. $50. 90 aud 3 %
=. m, and u rs night Accommodat,0n, % D. m
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For Timetables of local trains apply ticket agent
vi III < - pI-GV J. l.. WOOD.
,;enor, Manager. General Plss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
b w. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

wa Central r. r Of NcwJ.r,%,s %s LmHad''phia ana "'''
'"i "r u, iladc "a At 80 a. 90. II 30 a n. 80
90 go o.. 90. 90 go 1so - 10 ~, niSH, Gn no
II NpAlS. 9 90 II 90 a. H. W. q 49, 'N'' wv
T., uI. II - IA .ht. -. ,,. -. n oo q, IN ,ox
c,pt sunday, m o.. 20 o. g. ~, 10 - y IN nIh' oo
a. ~ r. 10 l. rieit cNrout saturday uehu hAN" con.
Sti,'l for E.Idug H4iri-hYrc. IottsNNl" s.. -
~uul, 4-hurr a ! Nlll1n-i't 'tt Va flha
c.li "a .,t q e. In u 2' BuG' F'ror 'r ~ j. r.
i. f, u.drI.t' t,Ntrpt ~surl1Y night. sunday p ln.
l.I.t, ah, Ptor ar -olts can b. pf cured a. -bl
40 81 lIiu l3.@ lr'ld"aN. -, oh.'lrr .'i We,
i.ul,o..-t 9S luo,twny Broodyn
~, YORK 1rlnNrI Company Will call Tor ahl ch'ck
.ggagc from hotel Or residence"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17


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