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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-21
sretcalf Fertl,lzsr.

McGehee Bros. are the sole agents
here for this well known brand Of fer
tilizer. Send them your orders.
Apr3d-tf.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-21

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Forgive youl" said her ladyship II love
you very much indeed. OF course | am sorry
that you are a-that you are not an Ameri
can, but that can't be helped. must tell
Sir Henry; he win enjoy the joke immensely.
How did you manage it so cleverlyp
"Oh,h said the young lady, Il tried to got
the accent as well as l coSld And 1 wrote
out lists of American words, with the English
opposite, you know; "bootlacen -- shoe
string;n "stationn-"depot,n and so on, and
used to look it over every now and again an !
see what word could bring In. But l felt
that l was doing it very clumsily, and that
SHOULD betray mysef-give myself away,
would have said half an hour ago"
"Nou did it wonderfully well, said Lady
Bagshot. Il can hardly believe now you are
not an American. Did Sir Ehglefield Green
find it outln
II told him." the young lady said, with
slight blush, "and then he withdrew the pro
posal he had done me the honor to make. II
had been an American he was ready to love
me with all his might, butt think he had
seen the name over the shop door. l thought
Of telling him that it was American oil, but
didn't
"Sir Englefleld was parvenu, +" interrupted
Lady Bagshot "His grandfather was some
thing or other; Sir Henry will tell you.n
perhaps I ought to say said the young
lady. chat he wrote afterward TO make i,
up, but declined with thanksn
but the marquis, my dear did you tel
him, tool"
mo, didn't said the girl, slowly. ~
don't care Tor the marquis. You know,
Lady BaGshot society isn't what / expected
10 iiiil -, when read novels IN cur garden
at Leytonstone. 1t is not nearly so interest
ing. The men are conceited and stupid; oh,
80 ztnpiii Ahd they don't seem TO know
anything I thought l hadn't learned much
in Miss Baiiey's academy at Woodford; but
these men, oh dearl SO have made up my
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
HAPPY aoosiEas.

VIM. Timmons, Postma ster of Idaville
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than any other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same
place, says: "F'ind Electric Bitters to be
made me feel like a new man." j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same town.
says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for
a man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt just like
he had a new lease of life. Only soc. a
bottle. at Dreiss' drug store. l0-15-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
RAILROAD NEWS.

ID. Voak, general agent of the Street
Stable Car line, is in the city.
Receiver j. S. Mcnamara, of the S. A.
p. has gone to Dallas in his special car
with party of friends.
John Nesbitt, general live stock agent
of the Chicago & Alton road, with head
quarters in st. Louis, is in the city on
business.
The S. A. p. is carrying quite number
of people down TO the coast, Arkansas
Harbor and Corpus Christi, to inspect the
coast cities.
The enthusiasm for thrift and economy
that has come over the railroad boys of
this city is very commendable. Large
number of shares in various building
associations, investments in real estate,
and building of houses and future homes,
is the nature of their investments.
Among this class and number is Mr..
Geo. Bessie, of the |. & G. N,
freight office force, whose future
house and looms up fine in the vicinity of
the |. & G. n. depot, and reliable source
give forth the information that George
will follow the matrimonial example so
numerously and lately set by his fellow
employees.
The railroad boys know politics when
they see them, and they never fail to take
hand in them. Our beloved and most
gracious" city administration has erected
an electric light at the corner of Simpson
and PrObandt streets, where the s. A. p.
boys and other administration men hold
forth their political meetings as the First
Ward Political club. Mayor Callahan
has presented Engineer Conant. of the 5.
A. p. with fine clock for his engine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORSI

No. 1,739-Estate of Martin Ludwig
Rischke, deceased Whereas, letters of
Ludwig Rischke, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned by the County Court
of Bexar County, on the 22nd day of jan
uary, A. d., 1890. All persons holding
claims against said estate are required to
present the same within the time pre-
scribed by law.
My residence is at. and my postoffice
address is No. 1,012 North Cherry street,
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
10 % 4wks. +. HENsEI,.
Administrator of the Estate of Martin
Ludwig Rischke
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
GiroIa at the Grand Tonight.

I'm all my experience opera seems to
be the most popular" (From reminiscent
ces of Manager Mullaly.) The New York
Opera company will this evening give our
music lovers a treat, Girola is one of the
prettieSt of our modern light operas. and
the beautiful carmancetia dance is
taking auxiliary to it's catchy music.
This company made a very favorable i'm
preston when they last appeared here,
and will no doubt increase their popular
ity during this engagement, as they have
increased their personnel considerably
since, adding three stars, and number of
chorus singers The costumes are new
and very rich, and the perfect scenic
appurtenances of the Grand will enable
them to stage the opera better here
than any town in Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
A Trackless Street Car.

From the Philadelphia Times.
An exhibition run of the "carette, "
q diminutive street car without q
track, which has been in use in Chi
cago for several weeks, was given
yesterday afternoon. The "caretten
is light, and easy in motion, and no
jolting or discomfort was felt in rid
ing in it along the part cobble stone
paving OF Chestnut street. 1t can not
run on the ordinary street car track,
the distance between the wheels be-
Ing greater than the car track width.
1t avoids delays or blockades, and
stops at the curb to receive and dis
charge passengers. 1t seats twenty
persons, and is drawn by two horses,
and has a conductor and driver.
It is said to be very popular in Chica-
go among ladies and children.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

Eugene Archer. of Uvalde, is among the
arrivals.
A. M. Andrews and wife are in the city
from Denver, Col.
Mr. Willie Sengg left for the Dallas eX-
position today.
Mrs. Gus A. Kampmann is at the Men
ger from LaGrange.
Sells Bros circus advance crew is in
town today.
l.. Calhoun, representing the Fort
Worth Gazette, Us in the city.
Mr.. C. III. Mueller. ST., is able to be out
again after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Oscar Bassi has returned to Fred
sricksburg.
LIP. Denerst, of Wolfson's, is confined
to his bed quite ILL.,
Mr.. Hellman, the affable chief clerk
of MIR. r. w. Lay, celebrates his 10Th an
niversary today.
Mrs. Richards. mother of Mrs. A. w.
Bishop, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter. leaves today for Opelousas, La, her
home.
Mrs. Sol Geilberson left this afternoon
Tor Dallas She will visit friends in En-
mis- and North Texas before returning.
DIR. Calvin Naples. Wood, Electric and
Magnetic Physician, of California, has
arrived in the city, and expects TO make
this place his home for the winter. The
Doctor has fine reputation in the north
and west as a skillful physician.
Hear York's great labor lecture at
Convention Hall, s sharp tonight.
Tom Dunbar was carrying pistol to
Greenwood's dry goods store. When he
took it out OF the package, il exploded.
The recorder dismissed his case for carry
ing q pistol
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
Dead and Buried.

w. r. Freeman, architect and civil en-
gineer, of this city died yesterday at his
residence, corner Maverick and Cypress
streets and was buried today. Deceased
well known as civil engineer, and it was
under his direction that the first work
was done in the waterworks constructions
of this city. He was appointed super
building of this city when the republican
party came into power, and was other
wise well and favorably known in his
profession. He died of dropsy in the 45th
year of his life, leaving wife and two
children.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
The Fenians Move Up.

New YORK. October 22.-The Bien-
ial convention of the Fenian Brother
hood was brought to a close at Pat
terson, N. j., last night. The session
has lasted three days. More than
200 were present, representing sll
Fenians in the United States. 1t was
by far the most important convention
yet held, and it unanimously resolved
to abolish all secret oaths and make
open its sessions to the public.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
The j. S. Coy Club.

zens assembled last night at Nicolas Rich
hall, at the corner of San Fernando and
Medina streets, and organized a campaign
club, under the name of THE J. s. Gov
Club" Some fifty odd signed the roll
and pledged to support the citizens ticket.
The officers elected were:
President-E. Sandoval.
ice-President-M. L. Flores. .
Secretary-Feliciano Flores.
The club will meet again Friday night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22
THE COURTS.
tDoings in the Halls Of Justice

In.the Justices courts.
Business in these courts is not boom
ing. Justice Heron was idle this morn
ing, and Justice McAllister had been en-
gagged all the morning, holding an inquest
over the bodies of Isaac Weiss and his
victim Mrs. Mehlin.
District Courts.
Judge Noonan Opposed of several mis-
demeanor cases, this morning, and is still
trying similar cases.
Judge King is tryl ng civil case in his
court, but has not disposed of IL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-22

Free Visiting Cards. How to
get them inquire of Fred. Small, city sub
scriptiOn agent, of the DAILY LIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

rules generally steady the market is in very poor
npPe p'FGlar u on .GS Om%S" aaa dull trade
Hiy-Choice scd5jc good 55Go5c common to fair; 35@
Tong Rye 85Geoc shot Rye and Wheat,
nors-Ihcre is very quiet market in all directions:
ara tGgsh Got a'er 1y ehsgStd h5bcS '' at I'D
5rst. ISIS i3aI5S: medium i2dl3t do common, loq
n.S :; n eq I@gs i'dl5'i choice 1885,
MErALs-TGN-Dul and rather weak sales 10 tons
july. 2c spot quoted at q Zoe septeIneer 2dc...'''-
s2E NSa pal july DpiF" I'D iPoi K6& VAR
Of d at 2a e Sf J SO 5 S Tor
MoLAssS in price ana qgift 90 , test
f oP:o E /? o. $3.50 E6sIi.h i-laHd 5oa$oc
NAVAL SIoREe-SPLR1s TCRpEN,IINt.;- Rather
6Sv s f sh, dsuahd nd Strained i5 Good
8 5 X :! 46as5 & g. j. 20 % 50 81 " g.
OCEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on The st'am berth was
mi la:, 10 Liverpool 10000 bush grain. I'd ahoat and
a o store 70 ASopTGqGt Y%S92 G~h ftnRR 6s.R i
l H,F +. 4, L'0HF ffstffH,IH92EorS GnX9rFSs
la.'st Annapolis to BarIadoc-, lumber - 50 bark Ja,
H. H'ne hence to Dsmeaa gGngrS g%igs' On P p52
o. 1 ,s of Cl, Mr.9 6 Soa, Ee l. Guest
B. at Xcw6r!tanS 3ot The General market ruled quiet
e%a e iad c sSd s SFg1e p5S 'eS
L2 G.a'd G raw cy G5 %'' welcrn 55aao Lad
rn. !9GjO. iaiow. lGc: Menhaleu. crude 23io d2n2c
INT prose 2s43oc b. achad winter 23d3lc beachd
slrloe. 33d33c extra bleachod winter 3G13Sc Sperm,
aGs Ll,aclcd winter, 7od8lc bleachrd spring, 7la3c
oat' al vrtr 40d5oc ble?chcd winter 5lG52c bgaghei
-Yrln-. 5o4jIc: extra bi'achod. 5Jr; Sea Elephant:
tlcoc,hed winter G0aG9c; Rd Eain 81 a33, Saponhcd.
43ltiil r pr =: Olive. italian 1e0co; Palm choice.
lao 5'la5c Neat7oot, prime, eoLd75c Straits, 21c;
Bank. -.
PROVISIONS PORK-Thore was little life 10 the
,r,dmo A. ov ut prices about steady. sales 300 Dbl,
Mc-s..7 Tor .>rot. NJ, quota A. *l3 5o%si4:
Ni.r Clrt 81 jot13 90 Family Moss. %l2dtl3 l-tra
r'.. -Iod-lO .BEEF-St"1dy and IN moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

is2ss' A. sy Fs s 5P'a gs g Fl, ~ & '9s:ls
H. vs. AID r dg NJ 21oad her, a. $l5 az
day but prices were fairly maintained Pickled Bellies
eESd Hans 81 9 DO i?' Pke
Shoulder 1 G spoked DO non,
stronger and fairly active. city heavy light 5sa52ci
LHKD, Continued on downward turn IN keeping With
DgE al Wa s W NcTS oT G ,o caS S Sd TS @
59jc city steam in moderate rque-t salcs go c,. 80;
september closed 6I7c asked ,acs 500 tcs GGc asked
October closed 26c asked sales. 1000 tcs G2jGS27c
Continent quoted 5000 80 South America, 75e.
dScrIice there i dun ard market VIII frss oier.
ngI CTy Ss fancy fancy 10 Dc r S 20 ara h,cd AZ
l5i2c; Egin Creamery fancy 6g l62e western Creamery
I0Gl3c Common s"'c Se''e ,39G,t Idle
Dairy tubs fair 9aioc common 7os Western Imitation
traamory choice i2513,; good odlOc fair 6dsr West.
EN- Dairy choice 40 S gSgi o l elcoog. "a
Sc third - d6c; Western Dairy and Factory common.
ns on Hst abb ana I ia5' s9t d. a%aa i:se
do ane s SIC: do GOOD to prime 7-,d7f4c; common to
fair GS5c VT. t a. o 9ss f tSi% gc s g. COM
EGGS-ADout Steady on fancy wli' oto-- rri" dull ana
hcay SAT- do aqd tn % r wto rsh iss
Acc Southwestern. l3'dltc
500 tsG cSnsaSs 90 O' s s and 900 "ss ~
Ias,5 g cnotos 30 co6ty,ug, 90 i fa se
cost and freight 3 I-1Gc......... REFINED In mod.
orf -
Cut Loaf Gao: Cubes. 6'sc Powdered lilo Cram;
lated. GLc: Mould ~, 65-l6r, COnf"cuoucrs' "A"
c3.iGc standard "A o." Sc; on -" 51c WHIT Extra
&c 11.16c; Extra &C." 5pd5'sc; &C." 5%c yellow,
STEARI NF-Tnri Unclaimed and nuiet. Choice city
in cs quoted 77,c prime Western. 7ac. Oeomargarine,
strong p and active. S1's, $1,000 = 80 Gisc
TALIOW-Quipt and without important change. Primo
city quot d I 1l6c. No sales reported.
wOoT.1ne week opens poorly vi:h sellers disposed N
accept rates, bUt huV"> IN better position 70
stand or and seem T. take matters quietly The demand
j. for small lots chiefly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

af5 es ter Mn9I'9 s, Spring wh;1t Low Era
nary To choice log = 10 FAM Co. - .oas so sup r.
SP pP o.cq 'Da Gn i1G' mi al;
ISq'e 2Sc at ''SE SG' S4 600 e9 81 40 md md
iLojE-Uncha ecd and quiet. sale, 80 IBIS supofine'
s5Gf3 - ia to choice ancy in small 'ts - SOC - 40
crn quoted at - >. i5 and Brandyw1ne 81 10 sales
$50 bis ncudne 400 tbl, Biandywlnc.
options to-day, aud trading at time, que brisk.
Sa .a9y Gfge IT, eSS the %2HySa o H.dgr
goat measure. July stated at 0S'.c against o.?
ana aop'G 10 ~ , L2 tTn'hs OH at W. A%klst
mich GeG a, ' a. sod up to S and then nd GoTa to
a. The oq'I up to ao W., to S SI1 @ayqg Of a.
which hec was considerable foreign buying Of December
AZ 600 hush and that TOO had & crcHshcnig egct
'G ,taa,ion Another element of dr1css ~as DE-
renewed lqgius Of spot lot for export Receipt were
trancSs 80 bush Wheat and - 100 pE5s aouf on
nominal AuFu.t 9.7c: sepiemoa, 81 c. and De:smbci
10 higher About l2ooo0 bush werc taken To- export
y 's ,a the n store AZ e % % a9a Ss g T
Wnukrr a. Golioc aloat aud one load No hard spring
Ga,h f@,ar, 1aodoo 6u.n sFot. i9clu-ins TI9aIadci
anolt 10. Hand spring 90 anoat rneiaded Winter
I.t. cci 40. > Red ahO2t, 9i'4c; N. July,
o. l5-loo 93'ic closing at %. do August @l~,c"2-c
closing 92c do "pcubfr ~ l20!Ar ciu-IR 81 -
do octoh"r 92y 6S2'.' closing ~ @2hc; do November
co-ing at !2'.r Hecenb"r ~ 3lGG9J,sc clio Ing at
Unclaimed H. p'.c. and dun. wcs:rn #! bo' tlosds
quoted jj0 Sc Canaan. jji- di1 ier state 6Id5rc
HNlIIY MALT Had a light demand ....CORN-Tho
spot market ruled generally stes.y today aud prices
showed MATERIAL change. Receipts we're arG"r. mt
th, Offset by The decrease ,n"ary 5000
lV~'N I ' visible supply. Evuos'cts fr'o hN,rS
taking 2oI 600 u-b ncu ling seven load No VIII T. %.
b. Ut 4fit TIC lncrs" IN g., IN had no
t':i iuNu'Gcc Cio1rUccs. % SlT bush. options ruled
'rlc ali-r ~ TIE outset thi- olo'ccd ~ fr,r
selling. AMI Nnl figures showed O,-e- dsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

compared with the close OF Saturday lat. Speculation
was quite moderate. Sales, 10000 bush future Us 600
bueh OF; cludnq ting add NiNrl Wui, 100 10
Srfnrr Mixed. ~ 4d4 90 aholt No. Mined. il4c ec.
Natof, Id anolt 80 Whit "a 20 Z. b.: No. ,
Jnc a &C. closing at 4l4c do July, al 49, cl9
a. SIC Dc Hu2u't tl'.Gl-c closing Al al So :
90 September, 42Aad2sc, closing NJ i-tci do octo.
", closing AZ i34c..-..- UAiS -lhc spot market
TAed trlhe better today small rrc,itt-
and some grades made slight advance. TIaGn-
however was moderate, with shipper especially quiet
options opened Aru but M - ana cC-'i sdic lower
after slow trade. tn, Ni,.Ue supply increase and
larger stocks IN store, contributed to the decline. Clear
ances. l. l9i bush Salc 100 200 bush future l:o 600
bush spot including No. mixed, $50 elevator, No. 8
white. 3ihaiHc elevator; No. mixed 3id3i @c ele-
va or 3jt d3j2c delivered; 40 white So elevator.
3jc delivered No white. 81 elevator; uugiad.d uN1
Western 32d3j9e white Do. 3tdtO4e: No. June. Bic.
closing at Sic do July, 81 a3ic closing at 33ic; do
August, 33dsS,'c losing ., 3Ss; do seIte.hr 81 -r
Ing at 3jc....... FEED-Quoted 40 h. 6OaGjc SO o..
5jdGOc n G5d75c, 100 \, 7OdS0c ShaTps. oJdyOc
Feed 10d75c nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

SlTllING ia diamond. watches. nnr
y yu.Iry delivered ipI small cash pa
n.,nt bllalc- payable u W"rAlF. CnI o.
add.,~, UAION MAIt II Co, 2~3 broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
for Sale.

%lTIlING iu diamonds. watches, finr
/ y .t..lry delivered ipI small cash pa
mont balaAr- piyalIc II WrDAl}. Con ~
/ ,ad,.-- INIO% MAIt II 60. 2~3 broad
~,
...... -, ,.,,
/ I ii,D'; a. 1nl'ti. rol.,6o de-N Une
- i .n.r.,If,.. d.,-.- Of All Kinds
! y, ,SoHt n" NVi IiAt1.-f
o" -
/ / and ,,o,d and iron vor6.ne machine
-. ',iiir,',,rG machinery ioiri,' aud ~
changed. pnOK''I i. LOp' ""o Maui
| on.'-
D,NI[4 ,U4IES table, -idrb,ards
str.nrre-. VIII he. -old b. man .f.stuI"r
at l,-.- than cost pr'' ioss TO- r,n9t,H u"
I.a-orati' o1"l rin-cG' 40 I'Fi' ho'
/ 10, II1unr once.
.... A..r nu CuAtttI.K. 51-ft.
.Io.n ,.,'l r.N .Jli, Veil foaud
rnl -Acaango Tor coun'r real estate.
&. :. HAWKINS. Ir""hro.t l. J.
.rI.I-D GL\SN FOR SALL. Powerful
ho, 1 r. t Iii. a.1' 8 '"' Tor ''' 0'"'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

I g.rl a, chsmbrrmald and waitress in
priv o. family. 80 East 6lst-st., present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Ge!p Q)nnteo.

M,tos
MINUS
7, ORE,fAN w,NrrD- ,orcu,n for q
cabinet ard carpenter chop; a prl. teal
| Young nan VITO has lad sifni1r position
! preferred. Acdrc-- hy lrt'el only. stating
| Ifttlu.., eyer e...', &C.. : FERN
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vt-h ~ ma, . rbau~e ali a. ia
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80" ,,',.t T. -,
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"a r"r'-r ,,',., ami ,i'a,
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III EuPobl TN AiENth. $50 way.
,t,u,NrCh up,rcuT.N.N
vi ,.,It.d .n I'm. work I'm tna,ird-e
o. electricity; VIII Iay 50. tNiILD
Ibl~DN MANIIAt IlEI 40 CO.. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01

FIotR AND MEAb-l LO( R-iitro was an Increased
TRADE rcpoitcd to-day Iaiy tos sport. chiefly Tor
home usa. ia" ttit"r .ulgd firm 2u0 h1d demand
Uu local lohicr, city ul cN iirly tor IT, n
Iud,~. ~> s.. SOC bhls e,1Or bb- or export tncldi1
900 Dbl, Low ENa . 3"U72 20 400 bDs otv MIL NJ
a'aei 30 :ol H. M'i IEdi,- Al 50 boS Munc,o, tx
100 Atis SupcInne at =2d$2 80; 400 !iIs lin, A.
,jaF2 -. Quotations: city MN. Iyira W.,
pdt,'lf, u :
Extra 80 35d$@ ?o Winter Wheat. low e,adc4 So 35l
r. 70 choice $SdFi 70 fancy. 81 500 - 60 ia.
i-, ordinary to choice. - POD 81 fnn,y. - lOe5 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-01
Domcs,lc 3llu1il1u5 tDanteo

M,Ios
EOACIrtNx ~ German Pro-.
L ..,t,rq .,c,'.. Sd' r.tsnds the
f,,n,i'ttV "'IIH 'lu, >,''',',
/ IN. handy v-l,I. ,o",. ,i.oi ref p. ,,t...
/ Acdr..s n TT n $50 b.iic.
- 80 '''.' '.'
on hM Ly a good lor-'iyu', &c.
AFRAID Of worl bo-t Of r.f.rnc,. co,Intr,
. rr.f.rr.i lax .1 -, l,lf t-fb--f
'''' '''> '''''
IOA' IMAM single; m",1uth} UNDER
slh"G' DID, business IN care ana manage,
Win rri,ofr fnril Sober. honest. Kind
AID ,i,f.,.,. 90, .i.t.. ., e. ,.,,.,r,.. rr-.
KS "it, f'r,p'c. r,.t o1'pIovsr ...o.
Adi.o-s .. H.. 10, .. luLiae Uptown
'uor 23- broadway.
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