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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-07

n Seaport without Ships" Sand
wich- III Kent. Engllndl is the sub
iect of an article which Julian Ralph
has written, and Charles Graham and
Bert Wilder have Illustrated, for the
four page Supplement- to the number
of lIarEer's Weekly to be published
June i.b
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Notice for Publication.
r AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, VISION

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
Il May 20 lSW.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof i'll 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 IS. 1890.
viz: John c. PrendcrgaSt. Id f. No 1865, for the
SEA Sec 10 TI. As, \. Of K. l. W, / 7. VI.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: VIM. J. Laughlin, Gust Johnson.
Albert Shaw and William Foren, of Poplar.
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
m2li2s G. w. CARRINGTOE, Register
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between these principal cities, the Chicago (
Northwestern system of lines composed OF the
Chicago. 81 raul. Minneapolis x Omaha ChJc3-
90 " Northwestern ard Fremont. fikdcra *
Missouri Valley RVS ial advertised a. The
Northwestern Line frlvc-Se> Il rich and popJI-
louS country and offers the quickest means of
reaching all the large towns or villages in the
territory intcTsected by it. EeSiieS selecting
this line and they Will quickly see the adyan-
tagc> offered. Ali particulars. with nap and
time tables. may be obtained At any station or
write direct 10
T. w. TFASDAiE.
tssReEal Passenger Agent. II Fatl,
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS County. IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Denis Dean, Plaintiff,
against
Jacob f. Erickson and
Ole Olson Defendants

By N1RT,E of an execution issued ont of the
Circuit Court in ana for Douglas county. WiScon-
sin and 10 me directed and delivered. i'll favor of
the Plaintiff, Denis Dean, and against the De-
PENDANTS. Jacob +. Erickson and Ole Olson, will
on the 9Th day of July lSn at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon AT the East front door of the Court
House in Superior. in Douglas County. Niscon-
sin offer for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash, all the right title and interest OF the
Defendants i'll and to the following described
real estate. to-Wit The Northeast quarter OF the
Northwest quarter Section twenty-five 90 Town
Forty-five (i1y Range Fourteen 40; AMI North
west quarter OF Northeast quarter and North
east quarter ot Northwest quarter Section Tween
tysiX (26l. Town torty-live 40. Range Fourteen
U4) and the North hafOf the Northeast quarter
of Section Six (6N, Town Forty four ti4l Range
Thirteen t13l and East half Of southeast quarter
and Southwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of
Section Fourteen ~, Town Forty four tiH
Range Fourteen (lil and West half OF Northwest
quarter of section Thirty-tnur CD. Town Forty
four (4i. Range Thirteen tl:;J. i'll Douglas county,
Wisconsin. or 50 much thereof as will be neces-
sary To satisfy the jud Smcnt OF Sl17.l0 and inte
resi- and costs.
Superior Wisconsin, May %. 1890.
m2ljy5 CHAS. NlCt 'kSIRoM. Sheriff
Douglas County, Wis
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COUR-
UousIas County. I
Gust. Anderson, Plaintiff
against

Jacob +. Erickson. Defendant.
BY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court iii and for Douglas county, Wiscon-
stu, and to directed and delivered, i'll favor of
the Plaintiff Gust Anderson and against the De
fendaut, Jacob T.. Erickson, win on the oh day
of July, 1890. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the
East front door of the Court House in Superior.
i'll Douglas County, Wisconsin, offer for sale and
sell To the highest bidder for cash all the right
title. interest Of defendant i'll and To the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit: The Northwest
quarter of the Southwest quarter tNNl4 of SN14b
and the West half OF the Southeast quarter Of the
Southwest quarter VIZ Of SEA of SW1.l Section
Six 81 Town forty-seren 40 Range Thirteen tl3l
i'll Douglas county, Wisconsin, or much there
of rs will be necessary TO satisfy the sum OF SD -
Judgment and interest and cost
Superior, Wisconsin, May -. 1890.
m2Iiy5 CHAS. WICkSTKOM. Sheriff
Douglas County, Wis.
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June Stfh. 1890.
ST MONS.
CIRCCIT CoURT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
i. P. Cook. Defendant.

John kcaough. Edward Keaoagh and Henry
heaough, Plaintiffs.
i. P. Cook. Defendant.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. To said defendant
Iou hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service If this summons. eN-
elusive d the day of service and defend the
above entitled action In the coHr aforesaid: and
IN case a yoar failure 10 a. judgn eut will he
rendered against YOU. according Ia the demand
Of the com pls.int- Gl.D. q. McHUGH
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office address. superior. douglas county
Wisconsin.
y. B.-The complaint i'm the above entitled
action WAS filed ia the Ctlirc of the Clerk Of the
Circuit court. Daucas County, Wisconsin, ON
thU 2}i day ii April, 1890.
GEO. o. IcHUGH,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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NORTHW ESTERN

Pullman slceTers are also run through between
Duluth. superior and Chicago. Fast through
trains are also run between Minneapolis. 81
Paul and Kansas City. via Sioux CITY. with
through Pullman Sieeper> -. PAM II Omaha and
Kansas City. Dining ears are run on ali through
trains over this line between Minneapolis 81.
Paui and Chicago and between -. Paul and
Kansas City. BESIDES ucin. the hes,
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THE PAST RECORD.

From the evening Telegram of Mon
day, we take the following chapter of
ancient history relating to Superior
Thirty-iive years ago today, when
Old Superior, or the East End, had
been settled about a year, Col. Hiram
Hayes, Town Clerk, began taking the
census for Douglas county. He count
ed everything permitted by law to &C
on the list, and found $50 persons,
Young and old, iii the county.
Curiously enough Col. Hayes did not
count himself at that time, although
he signed and made oath TO the re-
turns. He thereby lost five cents. \
certified copy of that old list, the first
ever made III Douglas county, is before
lis. Some of the names of those still
living here are familiar, among them
that of August Zachau, who last sea
son constructed the Hammond avenue
bridge over the Nemadii; ID. George
Morrison, for SO many years a public
officer; Denis Dean, the East End
hardware merchant who was made
postmaster IN 1875; Baptiste La Suisse,
the Wisconsin Point canoe and moe
casin maker; Charles Lord, for many
years Il county officer, and George +.
Iiolcombe, now an invalid.
In the list may be noted Rensselaer,
Il. Nelson, now United States district
Judge for the St Paul district; John {.
Wise, editor of the Mankato Review;
VIM G. Allen and d. Schueite, capt
talists of st. Paul; b. w. Brunson, of
the st. Paul Union Depot company;
Judge ID. y. J. Baker, Col. Daniel A.
Robertson and Edwin {. Becker,
prominent politicians and officers of
Minnesota; Ben. Ii. Common, after
whom Connor's Point was named, now
retired in st. CroiX Co; Calvin Hood,
Il wealthy banker of Kansas, and a few
others who have not yet gone the
way Of al the earth"
The list shows the same gloomy pre-
commence Of males that is observable
in the booming Superior of today
males. 291; females. 80; cOlored, /.
The various ccnslSeS OF Douglas
i III
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Notice for Publication,

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
IL May, ., 1s91.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof viii be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Douglas county. Wisconsin, al
Superior Wisconsin, on
June Stfh. 1890.
viz: August Iundquist. Hid. +. No. 1000. for the
Ell SWi, and =. SEX See. g. Up. Ii y. X. 10 W.
He names the following witnesses n prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: Charles >pderiaud, Gustav Sod
erlaud, ANcl FrebcTcer and Aug. w SwenSJu.
all of Hawthorne Douglas County Wisconsin
ml7j2l G. w. CARRINGTON, Register
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county have resulted as follows:

The census that was begun this
week Will undoubtedly show over 49,
600 people III Douglas county; and if
there were houses for the families of
hundreds CT men who have come here
to live, it would show more than 20,
900. This time Col. Hayes Will be
counted.
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Hume ~, 1890,
Notice for Publication,

7 AND OFEICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
II May u, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention &c
make final proof i'll support ot his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Judge. or III
hi absence the Clerk of the Circuit Court fof
Douglas county, Wisconsin, ut superior, Wiscon-
sin on
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Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
IL May 10 $50
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii he made before the clerk of
the Circuit Court for Douglas county, Wisconsin,
ut Superior, Wisconsin,.
Hume ~. 1890.
viz: .Nlert Russell IIl +. No. 80 for the VIZ
Me- and Sci NWi See a. Tp. IS, \. Il. IL W
He names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Joseph Iiuck and NelS owen, all
of superior, Douglas county. Wisconsin.
m2ij2S q. ". CARRINGTON. Register
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Superior

The lake wheat shipments of three
leading lake ports for lSSa, were as
follows:
Chicago bushels ........... ..-. ] 10 90 go
Duluth. .--....-.-.....- ...-.... t.rrt4. AIS
Superior. -......-.....-- u - l.;
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ALWAYS ON TIME, :"

There is no line handsomely equipped for
through passenger service AZ The Northwestern
Line'-t.. II. T.. NJ. K q. Ry--and the Minncap-
oils, 81. Paul and Chicago trains over this lire
lave better record Tor reaching either end OF
their run ''on lime than those OF any other line
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Notice for Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
il May II, lSga.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before the Judge
or in his absence the Clerk, OF the Circuit Court
for Douglas county, Wisconsin, at Superior, Wis
In.
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.yaup rs. 1890.

viz: Carl A. Anderson Id. l.. No 10 for the
NEl4 NWt3. s.. NWlg and NW14 NE14. See. -
Up 10 n, X. l. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz Charles WickstGom. of SupcIiar
Douglas county. Wisconsin, \. q. Karlstrom.
Gust. Johnson. Frank CulIander, Of Hawthorne
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
m2ij-S q. w. CAIRINGTON. Register.
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The original package" decision
of the Supreme Court is certain to in
terlere quite as much with high Ii
cense as with prohibition. 1t is diff
cult to see why the decision does not
apply equally to both, and why under
It's working, local option, high license
and prohibition will not prove to be
equally ineffective. In fact SO far as
high license goes, how can it be eX-
pected that it can be operated when
outside shippers can do almost retail
business. protected, as they are, by
this decision? Mr.. w ilson, of Iowa,
has introduced a bill comforting on the
states the power to regulate the land
ing of imported liquors; but here
again the contention will he that this
power cannot he delegated to the
states. Congress alone has the power
to regulate commerce. Iienccforth
then, the Issue is national State pro-
hibition viii mean simply the prohi-
bltlon of the traffic Us between its own
cititizens, with original packages
limited only To the depraved demand
High l;cease Viii be eliminated. and
tie alternative VIII be either prohi-
hiion, AZ modified by the original
package" business. or free whisky
Can there be any doubt but that such
4 state of things VIII intensity tenn
perance sentiment, and largely in
crease the forces Of prohibition: The
entire field of conflict has been chang
ed by this decision, but the prospect
of victory fer the right is brighter
than ever hefore.-MethoiiSt Herald
MAY - 1870
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] HE

All well posted travellers between the Twin
Cities and Chicago take this Internationally
fIvorinG the "Ne>tibule Limited" which carries
the finest sleeping cars and coaches ever tult,
and also ali classes If passengers without extra
fares On the Lake superior portion nf the line
between Minneapolis 81. Paul and Duluth and
-. Paul and Ashland, Pullman sleepcrS are run
-ierll, Il.Iills .llLl rL.lr
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lpauillU lake pGIlS Tor lANtf. were
fIt,.
i'i'o"H.
Duluth. .................. t,-.l.li$
Superior, : Observation-Disclosures o,'>7.fsS
FLOUR.
There are tour railroad companies
I.sii- no'il INTO superior ana l'H-
w. - p,vl W;ana =, ~, t,'' o., -
.,n1 ia :. i,,.n i..:',.',
~ p,l,,i = 49, !. 'i.' '..S ti,,,,l
h,,s;naa aaa IL -, ~ M ~ I'm, ,"Nt
mo shads - s,,nan'. :, ~ = 60 ~ - :,
tat III, Ii 80, :,,i,,,,a,,t, ~
,hran ,,,n n,, ~, j; -, 1Slo iii''saeS -
l,vs ~ 80 WY 90 'o'
80. 49,, ,..,.o
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LAKE COAL BUSINESS
of four leading Western ports for lsS
was as follows:

IN increase of - per cent in the
business of Superior over that Of 1889
Will place this port the second on the
WESTERN end of the chain of lakes.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore X. R.
May nth. 1890.

| May llth, 1890.
Trains will issvs Wilmington a. sollo %,
7M M'IsSeipIiA tsS ia SSczprsss.h i.@. 2sa ~ ea
Isa.to. snd Siop. IN. 49, 'oA 'n' s@
ii $iTsss: = 'sss. IS: 8" p s,ss Is ~ ~
ia 'S;is'n "a :i |::i1s'ss:s $: sls .s .s IL
II! A;sI$.Ssss''P s a.. p: s.. s. ~ ~ ~ u !:s ~
New SsrR,' aniis 20. IA ~ sa sn
ss g. rS v L |, !. M. ;ss - w. y is q ~
FOR &es. Chester. via L.nokin, 10 and
Y hssars h ( ,csa,ss, sa s and B II la..rmoa,,,,
lions, ,,o,. 1a; m: u ., and 3 p p. "a. '
ana q p anu . .stfs,s,S .na u Is nis,
E:Isi%SI: and and &ns &.s.hla:iJ. ,a. 10.
T.Iss =, b1al.iaS 'G ias is.s. u PPast
- sls. sSss p. M, o' a and iii isls n;sS,. 4 sn
Seorgstcwn ~. M. q 50 and 40 p. IN.
sas saa.rr,"s'on; m D. Ds1mar' and way station.
Express for Harrington. $50 and 700 n. M.
Express Tor Dover. Harrington, and u bel ,d
mar, I, os a. m. aud 1901 night,
Express Tor Cape Charles. old Point Com
lori, and Norfolk, II cs a. M. and izoi night
miS. hs.ss ,un rhIiaasipIiA Broad stree. for VIII.
soi.. Il. sss .; ~. ',2ss ,a1l ,sei.
il ~ ?. M. and is6a nisht.
,aseoommsodation, e2i.DG Io2S ~ q. M,
u "a 1zs $40 Z W 4ta ca tSl i0Jj,
SUNDAY TIsAINs.
ror iailAdelphta lexpress,. as zx, an
Z ~ h'Si A. M.s AZ. siL sSI 7os. 9aa, .SS ~
Accenods,lon: a;ce; s;os, 90 A. M. ian
% s':sr s.o. snd dfsiSrs.i :. iS r isA 80 Ha 4. NJ,
Accommodation, 100, e.1s 80 q. IN. II. 10
aE 4.io. y, 30 aud lo.SP. N.
O. O. ~ FL 4 20 ~ i,'' ,s.sor aS n i
For West Chester. via Lamokiu, sos A. NJ,
OF New Castle "a IS night.
Np,1op KS usps Charles Y, .l Old Point Comfort aud
For Middlets sn, clayton. Dover Wyoming
Laurel. aud DeImar. i1.oT night.
Bsltimors and Washington. 4.+, aot, p.i1
q. A., 1909, Az, a. o., 7n, s1 r, N. and
", t,.ight. Baltimore only s.'s r M. and Il. ii
Lssy Pm ! ladslphia Broad Stree. for vii.
~ ~ ias. sS; ssah,.n ~. 10 Sss iiia A .. m.
Accom- mediation, tN 60, 10 esa. m. I, y,
sok Gi0 So. 10 O5, AID II rs p. IN. '''
For iurther Information, pAssen gers ara
referred to the ticket ofice al the stlt(on.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
Upon which extra iare Is chasxed.
CHAs. u. FUdH. j, H. wOOD
General Manager. General Passe nser Agsn.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
The Loms.rsy csmsssry

is now an Established fact. All the indi.
cations ar, thut in ~ very snort period
this Will be the most popular burial
place oi the community.
The cemetery embraces n tract OF over
forty acres, and Is located on the Con.
cord pike, about one mile from the city
limits. 1t was formerly the Cunning
Bedford property.
No location better adapted for eeme-
terry purposes can be found in the vicin-
iIy OF Wilmington. IL Is easy OF access
by the pike at all Seasons of the year
and Is high and dry and oyerlooks the
delaware river and some Of the finest
views of Bianoywine hundred.
We are now offering lots ut tho low
prices of sl2 and 81. Now is the time to
nuy. before the prices ure advanced.
Terms oil payment to suit purchasers.
These lots are eleven feet by sixteen #
The work of interment has already
commenced and quito number OF lot :
have been solu.
\ plan OF the lots can be seee at the
o1lice OF the company No. GA Market st.
Conveyanccs will be provided for pcr.
sons wishing TO visit tho cemetery with
view to purchase lots. Apply ut once.
jls-t-th-sln
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19

THE Farmers Institute of Kent
County, which met at Camden yester-
day, set itself squarely in the path of
reform by asking both the Republican
and Democratic parties to Cooperate
with them in their endeavor 10 prevent
the corruption of voters BY bribery.
The Institute also went step farther
and passed resolution demanding
from all candidates a pledge for reform
legislation All good citizens will be
pleased to see the lively interest the
farmers are taking 10 secure an honest
expression OF the people al the cleo
tlons. The Farmers Institute of New
Castle County should also meet and
give expression TO their views and
feeling In the matter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19

SHERIFF ALLEN urges the Levy
Court 10 settle with him, as he has
found all his vouchers and Is prepared
sor settlement, but the Levy Court
has no time for such business now.
The sheriff has even told them that
he is placed in an unpleasant position
before the community but tile Levy
Court cares nothing for that either. Il
Ia OF much more importance 10 look
out tor the next election, and Sheriff
Allen, from present appearances, will
be compelled TO do without the money
due him until after next November,
and the sheriff's bill. though AN homes,
one. will have 10 70 over. The Levy
Court 10 afraid TO face the music and
pay . sherl6s grub bill OF $2l 900 be-
fore the election. The tax payers
might get 10 hear Of 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
Pro,ee.lng ,he rarmsr,. p

/ The Mckinley Tariff bill 10 en-.
phatically farmers bill. Whenever
anything could be done to benefit the
farmer 1t has been done. Tho tariff
: on wheat has been raised from 30 up
to 20 cents q bushel. and II is the same
on flour BY the hundred. This 10 TO
keep out the Australian, Canadian and
Indian wheat, that by cheap labor can
be thrown Into the country and made
to undersell American raised wheat.
Barley has been raised from 10 up to
~ cents, corn and oats the same, and
corn meal from 10 to 10 cents. Two
cents additional have been put on butter
and cheese. Beaue have been raised
from 10 up 10 40 cents bushel. The
Mills bill made beans free. Broom
corn, which is now free, ID raised 10
~ per ion to keep out foreign impor-
tations. Eggs, which are sent hero in
immense quantities from France and
other European countries free, have
i've cests dozen put on them to en-
able farmers to raise all the eggs
needed Ia this country.
Hay sent here in immense quantities
from Canada has 90 of q raise. II
was 50 per ton before. Farmers are
protected in raising hops, very easily |
cultivated by having seven cents q |
pound additional tax put upon them.
They were y cents before. Potatoes
are raised TO 25 cents from Is cents pcr
bushel. Vegetables In the natural
state are raised from 10 up 10 20 cents
per cwt. The Mills bill put them on
the free list For the encouragement
In the raising of, flaxseed the tax is
raised from 20 up to 80 cents per
bushel. Straw, which was free, Is
taxed $2 per ton. and apples, which
were free, are put down st 20 cents
per bushel, and dried apples, which
were also Tree, are taxed 9 cents. Flax
not dressed is raised from $50 per ton
up to $50, and tow from $40 up to $25
per ton.
The rates on wool are one cent a
pound additional for un washed, first
class; second class is left the same,
y cents per pound. and the third
class Is raised from 5 cents up 10 8
cents per pound. The Mills bill made
wool tree oil through. $1.75 addi-
ionAl has been pun on stemmed leaf
obacco wrappers and 81 25 en- un.
temn,ed wrappers. II
Thus oil through the farmer has
zen favored and 1t is difficult to see
ow they could be more favored.
here is nothing Of foreign produc-
ions taxed exceptthose that can be y
nised In this country.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
CD, { 0,
Schedule IN effect May II. 1890.
XkAlNs LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPO

ccncuuio N eu6ct hhy IL 1851.
XkAlNs LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
last bouan
Expross trilnA
''o.sl =. M. 'i4o. sa Ss, u 10 n. m 'o'
New ! ork, sundays, s2is, .7o5 n.
:" ~, % 81 q up. m. "'
a IN rhii.ndeinhia, week days, '2ls, COS,
10 81. ~ so a. M; %, $40, soc, 10 IS * 81
a5, ~. ~ ~, s 30. 20 90, 10 %, m. ~.
A. fhiladclphia, Sundays, saia so.
. ~ No. 49, .e5, IL 70 q. m: ! 90. $40 3 %
AZ, ~ go % So' 6io, T2G $50, s9OG, 10 0U
..1os, .. 100, .s4t. 800. 80 81, 30 81, 10 81.
~ NJ y ~ y ~ n,' lo ao? q ~ 800. 10, 62s IS,
z Chester, % IS snna%ys. ss ~ p m Is $50, .7o,
'5ss. %, 04s, .ias, 30. - &c, @ io . M. np'
., n. Atlantic City, n. j., week days,
n 70 a. ~, n 49, '2so p. M. Sundays, fG5
WEST BOUND.
'iss9 M; ITO 2.5i, q os .s.a, 's.oi ds,ia.
Ss,sisap a piio1as,e.i t. n s..,Sn; aS on Phia
s%issso 81. n. m o. ~ y. ?; a., IN; asiI9,y asih1y.
e. q n, ma. ini,v nhH oI Louis 'l2lo p. IN. and
ssinssriy .seo,smoa..ion. TO .. m. g.sl,
Landeaberxp y decentralization. &C. week d.y..
a'W, 1890, y, m. .. 81 and 90 p. m. sunday
V'p a. M; ~ 81 and heRp. m.
1RAiHs LEAVE MARksr srRRsr srArt,s
~ rer rhiladelphia week days. $40, @. "a y, 40
~, ~, II IS, a. IN. u. u, 2 Sh 3M ma
& &s'S y; y; Sundays ssa. m; II Il, AS, AS,
5:r Baltimore week days. 5.s5,'s.r, 10. 45.
ns ~ ~ :. =; m NJ. f4S, 800 p. IN. sundays i.s;
baltimore and principal statl ,ns on Phi,,.
sena.x ps. DIVISION io.46 r.. M, daily. except
For Landenbers and way stations. Wa,
nhys 500 lo.4 =. m. ", 500 b, M annN
unys, 10 a: IN 2.\s aud 800 D. ~, SUN
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Ut. ODELL C.O.sCULL
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Daily Republican., 1890-06-19
Coal, Wood, ORiA.

You get big load OF wood, and we
guarantee 2,240 pounds Of good, clean
coal In every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. 106 Maryland avenue
or Eleventh. aud King streets. Our
coal 10 under cover and screened under
oar own supervision. Kindliug wood in
largo loads. Western oats q speciality,
baled LAY and straw by the ton. Yard
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545,
Central ofioe, 7th and King streets,
Telephone sB1. Open in tho evening.