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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05
Estray Notice.

gelding pony, weight about 800 pounds;
dark colored bay; hind feet white; white
spot in forehead ID OF right hind leg,
high up. E. A. SHEARD.
Sykeston, Wells county. N. D.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05
Strayed.

From Sykeston, N. D., August %, 1890,
brown horse 3 years old. branded P D on
left hip; please notify g. V. Brown, Sykes
ton, n. D.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05
Cuticura ResoIvent

The new blood and skin purifier and purest and
best of Humor Remedies, internally, and Cutiou-
ra the great Skin Cure, and Cuticura Soap, an ex.
qusite Skin Beautiter, externally, have cured
thousands of cases where the shedding of scales,
measured. a quart daily, the skin cracked, bleed
ing, burning and itching almost beyond human
rible' What other remedies have made such
cures?
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticnra, SOC; Soap.
Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston, Mass.
GY-Send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases, 81
psgea, so Illustrations and lO0 testimonials.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05
Sca|y Skin Diseases
Psoriasis 8 years, covering face, head and
eatire body with white scabs. Skin red.
Itchy and bleeding. Hair all gone.
spent of dollars. Pronounced
tncurable. Cured by Cuticura Rene
dies.
Cured by Cuticura.

NJ, disease (psoriasis) first broke ont on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face. It ran into my eyes and the
physician was afraid | would lose my .eyesight
altogether. 1t spread all over my head and my
hair all fell out, until I was entirely bald-headed;
it then broke out on my arms and shoulders. until
my arms were just one sore. 1t covered my en-
tire body. my face, head and shoulders being the
worst. The white scabs fell constantly from my
head, shoulders and arms; the skin would thicken
and be red and very itchy. and would crack and
bleed II scratched. After spending many hundreds
of dollars, I was pronounced incurable. I heard
Of CUTl0UhA REMEDIES, and after using two
bottles C1ticura Reeolvent, could see a change;
and after l had taken four bettles, I was almost
cured; and when I had used six bottles Of Cuti-
cura Resolvent and one box of C~uticura, and one
cake of Cuticura soap, I was cured of the dread
full disease from which l had suffered for five
years. l thought the disease would leave a very
deep scar, but the LCuticura Remedies cured it
without any scars. I cannot express with a pen
What I suffered before using the Cuticura Renee
dies. They saved my life. and I feel it my duty
to recommend them. My hair is restored as
good as ever. and SO is my eye eight: I know of
others who have received great benefit from their
use. MRS. Rosa KELLY. Rockwell City, Ia.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-09-05

A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of
Report, dug. II, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
PROPOSALS FOR
ST, 100000 Stocks and Bonds
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Interest Three Per Cent. Per Annunl.

Scaled propo.a. viii be received the once Qf the
Cofnpirocr 81 city of NcwlorE untIl Tuesday the
o.,h' dev Of June 1900 at o'clock y. when they
Mi be- publicly opened for the whole OF part Of eher
rlas, of the ollowns reg stored stocks and ohds Of N
ciiy Of Neg.York all Of which arc exempt from city
aud county taxation 20 w v.,rr, eroc,, or THE
CRY or NEW.YOEK. PAYABLE On he lSt day OF
0ctoer 1907 Interest payable on the Let day OF April
and Octoher 81 each year. 49, 80. 80 ..,.,,,
$500 900 DOCK BONDS or THE CITY or NEW.
Work. uay1br November !. 1870. Interest payiblc
on he l., day Of NAV aud November In each year
RI. proposals should be lnclosed In scaled e,Ncop'
indas,2 pronosai, FOR and BOND, Of the city
Of NcwYork - aud each proposal should also be Enclosed
IN second envelope addressed g. the Comptroller Of
thc city Of Newly ORR; For fu Information SO" NV
H.cord TIIEO ". MYERS, Comptroller,
DIV u New.York Finance Department Comptrolicrs
ONCE June T.. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
financial
REORGANIZATION
OF TIE
MARSHALL CONSOLIDATED COAL co.

OF COLORADO.
NEWYoRK, June .. 1890.
To the stock and Bond Holders:
The undersigned have been constituted committee u
roorsanzc the Marshall Consolidated Coal Co. under
plan and agreement lodged with the Knickcrbockcr
Trust Co. Of NeN-York, dated June ., 1890.
Copies Of the plan and may be obtained at the
knickerbockcr Trust Co.. Is Wallst, y T. Of any OF
the undersigned committee.
Holders q! the Stock and Bonds Of the Marshall Con-
soda:ed Coal Co. requested forthwith deposit the
same with the said Trust Co. and receive it, certificates
therefor.
The committee limits the time for the deposit Of these
securities TO and including July s. 1890.
f.. v. LOEW.
II. T.. GGLDSCHM1DTc
MARCUS slime.
CHAS. GREGORY,
=. VI. STONE,
Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
financial.
To the Holders of
OREGON & TRANSCONT|NENTAL CO.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

HoIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN that the oregon and
Irscohnenal Company intends u redeem all OF Its out
shahe flfst Mortgage Trust Bonds NOV. l. $780, az
100 per cent and accrued interest accordance with
terms OF the tlust deed securing same.
Inc Oregon and Trsnscontncntal Company having for
sau purpose sold 70 Syndicate sented by Messrs
DreNeI Morgan Co. the Northern Pacific r. Il. Co. Con-
sodaed Mortgage per cent God Bonds apart TO take
up he Oregon and Transontinenal Bonds above has
rro1ed that the oregon and Transcontinenl boadhods
soud have an opportunity 10 exchange their bonds for the
northern Pacific per cent Bonds In accordance there
Win the Syndicate viii make such exchange paying los
per cent for the Oregon and Transcontnenal bonds
against OH per cent for the Northern Pacific u.s. crditng
and charging accrued interest the exchange
Nded holders Of Oregon and Bends avail
themselves Of said privilege b. presenting their bonds Tor
that purpose at the once OF DreXel, Morgan Co.. %
WaIl-st, NcwYork before July Is. 1890. after
which date the right TO make such exchange will
New.York, juno H. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

TILE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June Alp. m,
Bv the operations of the New-York Subtle
ury in the week ended last evening. which
included the receipt of 1872 900 for exchange
on other Sub Treasures. and of 50 800, 900 Tor
cold bars taken from the Assay Office for export
and the payment of $40, 979 for purchased bonds
the Ncw-York banks lost Ssl6,129 cash. W
DAYS bank statement of the weekly averages
reports loss Of 81 ,0S5, 400 cash. Following our
estimate of week ago that the banks theh nci'
$500. 900 more cash than the sum gwen III 'i'e
statement. and bearing in mind that 81 'ooo'Voo
was withdrawn on the first day OF the VEIN
Saturday for gold exports, to-days sH'eiHeH'
indicates a gain Of over $4,000 from INC III
terror movements, and cash holdings at lnc cloSc
of business Yesterday Of about Saoo,ooo ID eAc'''
Of the average of the week. For the lHsO u"'e
in several weeks the loans were eXpanaeu' ou'
only to the small amount of SiOS,'oo Inc IT,
ported decline in deposits is S2sO,OO0 greater ina
the other changes call for Hence inc Sa.eL nui,.
results in a loss TO the surplus reserve OF onN
Ss42G75 and leaves il at S6,l44,023, agaiiiso
50 .22O 500 June 22 1889, 1859, 400 June 90
1885 and S3,34j, 800 June 25 lss'
The following the comparative statements Oh 'uH'
IA and q: lima ~, pGeronccs
iSS '' s 81 !SS Pee pee %
The following shows the relation between the o'" Ic
serve and the total deposits At the respective daNs
.rocio 476 2S7 900 s75 S9s. 800 Dec. $3.50 iV p8
Legal tenders 3l"jl 200 @l''oo'1oV Dec -,Oooo
Total r..ery. Sos 1879 800 sio7 100000 Dec slos'Noo
R' ss d sS@in oi. zoo lo'a592s Dec 2:.2'
sn.n,rs s3.9s79oo s0I4i OPS Doc. ssic $50
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day-EXchanges. Sl3l ,ss3,2ll; balances
5000. 495. For the wccl-tXchanges' SooV'-
$50 ,s4s; balances, S54,5'7,Sl5'
THE STOCK MARKET.
There was dull movement in stocks to-day,
and nothing in ii calling for comment except
reference to the governors pet-the unlisted ac-
nartmcnt That Gem Of swindng opportunities
did not fail 10 exert It's usual haneiul effects on
market i'm securities we'll known 10 the puplc
Thai is ready 10 respond TO natural conditions.
l}ut an opcning al | per cent decline IN the icad-
ing pet OF the unlisted department followed D!
0uick decline OF IL per cent more WI'houl
known reason, was not feature that hau SnS
NJ, or effect tAan u withhold purchasing o!defS
from tLc general list The general market was
dull and after opening generally hlehel Ihau
last evenings CLOSING figures yielded 10 the specaI
iocaI Influences and ios' something more thah thc
cari,. Gains Tie two hours business covered
sa1oS Of 52543 shares il the listed department
and s2'6ls shares in the unlisted department "i
which Sugar Rchncrics contributed 'J,oV" shSrcs'
ar ~ 600 shares more than TIC tptal ol an ""h'
in the regular market. Further comment u uii-
The market closed steady, but dead.
TIE BOND MARKETS.
Tbcre WAS no business in Government bonds AZ
the Stock Exchange. The quotations were s'c""S
as follows: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
International & Great Northern Railroad
Second Mortgage BOndholderS.

The hodcrs Of more than tTo,thiIds OF the Farmer,
Northern ond Mortgngc pr cent Bond S,runSsns
their willingness to accept the proposal,
IA M 80, cent and Interest after July st 1890, discussed
t Inc meeting Of the Bonnholders held on MAY loth.
~ e ia serrv given TO Certificate holders who have not
Vel asscnted tat opportunity To do so VIII expire OH
juno oath, . al, ,o reco,ve, NJ the
Farmers Loan and Trust 60. OF a. me oncr "t lle
uhu'TslH"'"' " 80 Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
financial.
ADJUSTMENT OF
TIE VIRGINIA DEBT.

!
THE VIRGINIA DEBT.
TIE Undersigned Bondhoders' Committee having under
taken bring immediate settlement OF the above
debt the Consols Ten.Fory" Bonds, Coupons, and
other unsettled obligations Of Virginia may be deposited
with either Of the following
DEPOSITARIES:
Central Trust Company
BroWn, ShipIey & Co.
OF LONDON.
The Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co.
OF BALTIMORE.
The Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND.
Either Depositnry will Issue its negotiable Trust
Certificates and after July 1890. for deposits Of
"Con-os." with coupon Of July l. 90 and subsequent
coupons attached.
Prior Coupons.
" Ten For,ies." with coupon Of July !, 80. and sub.
segucnt coupons attached.
Prior Coupons,
Pcnlcrs" with coupon Of July L. 90 and subsequent
coupons attached.
:" Prior Coupons.
Old Bonds" dollar md sterling, with coupon Of July
I, 90, md subsequent coupons attached.
" Prior Coupons.
And for all other obligations under agreement dated
May ~, 1890 providing;
l. That any plan Of settlement proposed by the COM
mittcc shall be submitted and be unanimously approved
and recommended by an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

In State issues the business was covered pS
sales Of Georgia gold 5s at lo2 II ~ ci%S
bani; stock, AMERICA sold 70 al 100
Inc genera! bona market was quiet ana hrh
without special features. Reference is made 10
our full report Of bond sales
Money was noninallY per cent, c,t
The Sub-Treasury was Debtor al the Nie"iin.
House $7303iG.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at washington
to-day were 81 ,o:5, me ihtcfhaI re-
CENTS were SlG403. The United States Treas
nrv received 1922 ,674, and for the week *i''o''-
063 National bank notes For redemption, 60,
The nitcd States Treasury now h0Ihs - 49,,
o2s 400 United States bonds n secure Nauohai
bank note circulation as loHo"s; -oooo
-Four lsI cents nt cont. - 39.5l2. coo
Bonds deposited for circulation during me
TeeN witRdlswn, $4,000 National bank cir
culation acknowledgements notes, sis3 81
0s3 gold notes, Sl4l,li7; against WINCH 5 ,n ne
demption OF surrendered circulation.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In Iondon British consOls continued heavy, ana
closed AT 90 1916 and % Is respectively Iol
money and account. In the open market m1ney
for balances ruled at IA per cent bar sl1iol
standard confirming yesterdays quotation ol a
decline Of Id American railways genGiai% "'af If
concurrent home quotations. At Paris fIchch
3 per cents rose TO 81 - , do
The Ontario Silver Mining COMPANY mas de,
c1arcd its 1G9th dividend Of S7j, 900. payable al
the Office Of LounsbeTy & Co., ,Tanslsr aecha 'c
June % Total dividends to date, 81 o. 7o,UoYE. .
Arents & Young advertise that they Will pqy
or sell the per cent preferred STOCK OF 'he
American Tobacco Company
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw-YoKK.
For the week - lSss - lso33;, "a ~ 900
nrv goods .......... fl,103a4i sl,3oLi-d folY3sG3
D D9 lin merchandise GG273il 7,j266io o''7''7o
Total for week IS 3S3,2a5 esoQ127o syalfsss3
Previously reported. % 93O5N 253 O'Oo'4 %'''-''
Total since Jan1 1921 26i 200 +24 158 j5i e2b' 3o0'
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw.YORK
ro, the woe,.... $500 si7,32o $282oi2
r IS, ing reported 40G0293 4o28s0j 7%0sl'
Total since Jan. /. ss90i,7o3 sfo7i,1s5 ea'
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW YORh
t., tho ,,ont aGs6 200 $685. s39 ~ 09I 5s5
rpeyio1.iy reported. loe0O,s5s H,7sisis lS2"''lo"
Total since Jan. J. $40 4s7,I27 s47679,057 $iio''9
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04
n! BED ::

BEEEIHIsEE EE-Cs,IrBELL. - On the
22ud Of Nav, ulT, by Rev. E L
Berry, George Berkihiser Of Fer
managh township and Miss Emma
C.mpbeIl Of Lack township.
CAUFFMAN-LAryER.-On the 29sh
sit, hy the same, y. y. CsufTman OF
Fiyette township, and Miss Mary
W L'Hver Of Monroe township
haAsEE-McMULLIy.-On tie son
ut, by the same, T. ) Kramer and
Miss Hannah y. NcNTuIlin. both OF
East Waterford
MHLER-HoMEL-On the Both nit
bT the same Ira M,.ler and Miss
Home', 5.tG Ct Chapman township,
snyder county
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Com ulunICated
RIcHFIEIp. Nav 81. 1896

hICHEIELb- NAV 81 1SJU-
May 30. 1890 Will certainly be re-
membered as a red letter day by the
citizens of Richfield and vicinity
Post 3l6 of Oriental, the Camp Of
Sons Of Veterans, the ladies and cl-il
dren who took part in a most beauti-
fGi and appropriate programme are
entitled TO high praises for the way
each one p rformed the part assigned
10 them
Ihe programme was as follows {:
Post $40 and Sons Of Veterans AS
semhled at headquarters of 5. V.
marched to shoolhouse where they
we've Joined by 43 little bows and
gIrls-nCt one over ten wears Of
age each of whom represented a state
Then TO tue Cemetery and formed
Il hollow square surrounding the
graves soldiers bur ed. PraverIbv
Rev c. c. Lahr: short address by Post
commander Showers, than the reg
ular q. \. r memorial services
were performed and the SUNDAY
school children strewed flowers
upon the graves, then all gathered
IN solemn silence around monu-
ment erectedin honor Of the unknown
dead, which is 3 broken column rest
ing on a square pedestal and mound.
On each side of the column is a ful.
ly equipped soldier at parade rest.
In the back gIound is drapped the
American flag. Each one of the
little girls and boys, repressnting =
the states alternately ascended the
mound and recited verse commera-
tive of some dead soldier OF president.
Each child carried boquet OF appro-
pirate flowers or grasses and after
each defamation placed a boquet
IN its proper mitch on the column.
After all the states had recited they
Joined IN singing, the grand old
song, MY Country T'is of the Sweet
Land of Liberty" in singing the last
verse they knelt around the mound
with uplifted and clasped hands
and as they sang a young lady. rep,
resenting the GODDESS Of Liberty step.
ped from behind the flags with an
uplifted wreath of bsautiiul white
flowers crowned the broken column
in honor Of the unknown dead.
They then adjourned tc the L.
Il. church where the exercises were
opened by music, with Miss. Richard
at the organ, accompanied by a choil
of ladies and gentleman whose
rendering of music showed great
care Of preparation
Prayer by Rev G. c Lshr. An orr.
ginal poem 10y Rev. S. s. Dresslel
entitled. "Strew Them Over Will
Flowers"
Music by choir. The work Of tie
6. \ r., was then exe.npliGed, as
taken from the Bible. Music by
lIttje girls. Address by Rev. c. c
Labr, Music 10y the choir Address
by comTaGe q. W. Burchfield OF
Post i34 AI.fiintown. music by choil
BeuedIction Thu, closing a daJ
of memorial exercises that will long
be remembered by all who were pres
ent and II was no small crowd that
hal assembled to honor the occasion
OLD SOLDIER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04
An TnusaI Event.

An unusually pleasant event took
place IN the Office OF Recorder Berry
oa the 3Oth of Nay, when Mr.. Ira
Miller and Miss Emma Hommel of
Oh pman township. Snyder county,
presented themselves for marriage.
Mr. Berry mad scarcely flashed tee
the cerem nv when IN It rped N
f. S. Kramer and Miss HannI Nc
Mullen of Juniata. .county, also bent
on the mission of being bound IN
lnrincr siIEan cords of inatrilnnranu
The Recorder introduced all the par
ties to each other, after which Mr..
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Hay 81 t. Si3 50 ton. Hsps , to
25c il. Hilez, green from butch
erF. steers, 81 COWS 4c- ; buls 35 (:
horse hides 2 to 2Ic Calf skins
so io - cents apiece Good heavy
harness leather % TO 2S- Calf skins
Is to zoe foot. NIolasses Is to 5oc.
New Orleans Sc to 46 gallon. But
ter II to 15c. Eggs 15c. Potatoes
80 to re. SouiheraL cabbage - to
S3 a baIrcl PennEv'va'.'" wool,
was'ed b 10 2Hr unM@. ca 12c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04

Emil Scho has sold his clothing business his salesman
Ferd Meyers, who will hereafter the business in his
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04

1t Is worthy of note that last Thurs
u"y' Friday, Saturday, and Monday
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-04

Kramer and Miss McMullein took
the floor, flanked by the newly mar
ried Mr.. and Mrs Miller, who acted
as their groomsman and bridesmaid
while Mr. Berry pronounced the
marriage Such pleasant events are
like angel visits that come only after
long intervals
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"rFFLINTOwN MARKETS.
hIrrLisrO~s. June 4, 1890.

PHILADELPHIA MARkETs, May .
IS90.-Wheat Rejected, - to 7Sc /;
good milling IS to 93c; prime 50 to
9Sc. Corn 80 to 43c. Oats 35 to
36c. Geese feathers 30 to 50c Il Id.
Salt mackeral at SD 10 $50 barrel.
Dry tlitted cherries 10 to I2c nrr
black berries &C. Apples - to 81
So Strawberries at 6 to 15c quart.
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DIED:

FRYMoyER.- the Nth ult near
East Salem, J:niata county, Freder-
IL trymoyrr, formerly Of Snyder
county. Ag-, u years. l month and
IS DAYS.
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>HURT LOC-4LS


III .... Wv
H. ka.L-r l. eularging his
f-... ..-, ga this town
l--- Dr.v Grey Of Tyrone Is visit
;r. hi. .#, of editor BonsslL
,..r.... Banks viii opeu an Acad
sry tr -l.- roNu next September.
T.. - .a Irish Association of
A,r.r,a mot u PIttsburg last Thurs
day
Eiwuj fanu"haker' employed IN
Altoona, 0.~ IN TINS place on o'tur-
DAY. - ,rr
1r. James h',l' u Neat Ca.rr'is,. - =. :
vie WIS .' ''"" ' -
s..,..,,,,,ba.i j. ON ds.k
.r....;..n. Il a Ispo, ,rv ..speII
W.
n. f.-,pb Martin came homo
s'-. I..-.lrIr-- ia honor of Commem-
a,.t,.r D.y
Charles stone. of Washington,
5rarr-. DO acre among his friends
h.t3Tui.r.
Iti, -aI s. good deal OF growing
wheat lu this county has been strick
en- with rust
Henry S.a1ll Is announced among
the D.a crsny for the office of Couu-
" Treasurer
Wr.n "a fellow saws. rruuk. it Is
understood. d, means the fellow on
tT...r.r side,
Mr. T. $ Parker. aud son Ezra
Of Washington u. C.. are visiting
friends .a .'"H-
TIN. ..r ID. .Ea Wallace and Patti!
s,n t-a, ..r the guyrruorshIp nom
Iua-..a B., ..L"g
President Harrison attended the
S,.-.r I.,h Convention at Pitts
burg last saturday.
I......,r r.Ilmu read the list Of
og.~r..-.. e.. ac asked farmers hv the
rrn-a, .rru,ra.grs.
Misses Elm and Jennie Banks in
tsrf vs- -..- their uncle in Indiana
cour.r. U.. this week.
r...,r. ,I..+ ,y.r. ,,,.,,..1 l..t
fall a~, r.r,uu1uIy GRASSY. owing.
il D. -r.f o.. the mild winter.
....r-...r...su..r,..I.-p..,...
- - -, 1t
ice TO-. EIsua some days ago.
H... .rs,u Gibson. of Tuscarorr
Valley. s.,Lcu,d and died suddenly
last " .il.v. seed about - Years.
s,..... Rod created , s-ps,.iap
in -..r.f.f rast Thursday. when
E..r....tr... r..,.,f H.. bgr.a RS
t...r.-.
Senator Wood, aaS favored this
uz.. .-T.a number If public dr,u.
u.r--. f.r. which thanks are return
~f-.r.. senator
~ ,.- -,,.s,..,..... =.
lon cH..- IS visiting the family oI
Nr, Jn Irwin. Miss Herr and
Mr. Irwin seize related
A..-r.~.r minister. ralrs to
.v'r.. ,r.,.r.,. I,.r..,,-a .E.f p.
BE- Oh. .... t.r the meeting "t Pres
by'.r' a, 90 Tuesday
T.....a- ruff, a turn out of REQ
r.r .r -.r.. "a B..uratfen dav. 10
vl-r,-. fE, p.c-ra,i.. ceremony and
% -,e ON. game .fLa-e bail.
r .,r ,pC q
'... ~, NJ n % "
an rs., -, - T., .'.,.';,,''.' 80. r,vt ~ :;
% ..' ,,.'' - -. 80 = =,
Jus me b'"o- OF 'S'a, I''
:, so"n-". T. ...',t !ast T inu'7isy' -, M'y
- '-. '.rut ." ES"TS- 2ue ""7
-' "... '. I'''oA' l''ooS. "e'e.''e'-
Y ' SAINT rh'ep we're kiI'" III
~, >''',' "'9' 2"','"S III '.,'
'' rH''l, .I'uH ~. %! cars " "!i'''
.- '.' "'' '''"' = o'''-"l'''" 10 Oil''''
Tie hudlum have broken the s,sss
IN tho widows yfthe Office Of tho
rv-r bridge. The Office was used
by Tire bridge company as a toll
bou~e.
VIVA. EIatchford, John Pemoss
srJ Matthew Pcnrose left AIiilrrs
town. Perry Co, last week for New
G.Nicn where they expect t. work
IN gold mine.
John NcNIanigal, of Port Rova
,Ied IN Silver City, Grant county
NJ" Mexico ON the 18th day OF Ma.
iaNt- The funeral took place Mt Pcr
Royal -Hst Sunday
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SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1880.

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