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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19
The Earth Splitting Open.
A dispatch from Calcutta

"A ulSpiGCu lfom
India, dated June 9th. says:
Terrible earthquake reports are
coming in from Assam. At
Shilong everything has been
leveled to the ground. An in
spector Of prisons has been
killed and there has been many
deaths in the public offices. in
the military lines and in the
baZaars. No further details are
Obtainable.
The official records have been
been buried at Gauhati, where
the roads are now crossed by
wide chasms. The railroad has
vanished in that vicinity, and
al Coalpa:a u tidal wave has
destroyed the bazaar and all
other buildings. and the neigh.
boring country is covered with
assures which are squirting mud
and sand.
Numbers of buildings have
been destroyed at Dhubri where
the river bank has subsidized.
flooding the country and ruin:-
ing the crops
There has been heavy loss OF
life at Coalpara and Dhubri.
Several of the shaken dis
tricts have not been heard from
but isolated roads have been
broken up by tisures, bridges
have been destroyed and the
telegraph lines have been bro
ken down throughout Assem-.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

Oft the northeast coast of New
Guinea. tine Island OF lAltaiGa, sur
rouliueu iy Il Wall OF coral 500 feet
high On tic outsl,.e and from so to
10 iect Oil tine inside, maintains IL
villages 1T natives, to whom wan,
crime and loS vrty have been un-
known +" HE beginning Of their
traditions.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

Successful experiments have been
made in two dragoon regiments in
the garrison at Metz of a novel SPUR
invented Ivy ii locksmith of that
CITY. Cavalrymen equipped with
this spur L enabled in a few Sec
onds to climb telegraph poles in or
der to cut the wires.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19
Had Him Safe,

1t is well Known that Il great mary
barriaters i'll the Temple have been
having a bad time during ~ last
year OF so. One evening last winter
a certain young burristcr--now a
Welsh M. P.-wrnt acloss 10 the
Inner Teln!Ilc library. He wus SIN
prised by the sudden appearance OF
his errand boy, who WAS looking
very excited. If you please, sir,'
the boy sasped, "a gentleman is
Waiting for you at the clluiubers
with +" I1.2f lie can't get out, sir.
I've l~ci-ed him i'll. "-straua Mag
azinc.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19
TAKEN UP.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
There will be IL term of court held in
commencing on Monday the
28th day of June, 1897.
BY order Of Judge W. T.. Winchester
S. a.. .
Clerk.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

An average of 1G4 convictions are
obtained against people by the So
ciety For the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals in London e week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

England ;.ni Australia Az tho on
ly islands which exceed Cu.ol IA
natural resources. When not wasted
by war, Cuia produces, with :; largo
share Ut her soil untouched, $780,
600, COZ worth of sugar and tobacco
annually hesluts the products Of
orchards and forests, rivers and
mountain uii;Irs.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19
WOOL MARK T':
4 Proclamation

70 az sl,"cr %rai>"rs OF tho STAT" of North ,ukct,
ana al manufacturers Of wovlcn "uous w.,
"nri myers: -tiIc, tins: ""'
'Aul';r Is l' irby aivcE. that the CITY of Dirkiu.
n.shl. III Ht:tiS 'ouGi%. state of sofia D.kntn
'i''ie, $ revised in iSa5. %".ititlrd Vol N.ri; . i,
i,'id has provided Il warehouse Tor the free S stur.
y. ,n ~ .'1 100 pounds OF wool from the 18th day
and i las 81 nc &C., % r. t ul $.st Iay Of August, 1896,
u ~ Of A%ricnitur" and Labor, and las r,,i-
utea ,':;,l t!'.ir viii r'olrilly 10 a,Ert.d II
Va NM, N.." ., r!'y yo "l ',;tH;ms n FROM .o',oD to amM.No
d ,:''S li""i cd he 70 lowing rules ard .,.u-
Turns '"Ttiiin" lac said free storage. ~: ."
wa r "','ir", .,i;ill '' ma''o for the storage of
"i August. 1857. both inclusive. '
! "a AZ! wool presented for sto a 70 must he
/ iifs'i c!i!N sucked. End no WOOL VII. ne r,,, iv ~ y,
i"r storage tlaless 50 sacked. i
-: ne superintendent Of the market will
.ahr Nh pi:it tl," .r"ss weight thereof. to-
~ er VIII: i:tllr of the pc rSrn p!arinm he s mo
1t red. III WOOL
llrrrf.r,. hf vi:t"" of the authority ccnveysd
" e. me iia o'ra *fnr"saiI }. IL. U: Tlonns.
f;.'.l state of %orth Dakota, DO hereby n,nclaim
. -, WOO s,i1"r!S Of said state the free stoT.
H. f;n. lfo ',I, ~ tlr iores'ins rules and rerula-
!!;uy'rs nd manufacturers Of wnnjc, .rnnis ftnt
.hn s;'l;l free w'ol Mari:rt at Eirkins0n is nov" NV
ts'"niSi, a, ana viii be continued until The s,st
az: 81 hll&iisf. ls;i7. ana that supn!i ntrndeI,ts
81 I'M S'' u';, ,nart.'. M"s>'s. l%iiliiaul {; i %ial:in-
snni VIII SHOW all re tSc nab," faeility to al
" ~, ~ li'r',tli!G iLtci,asnra tn examine the
n y, 81, y" tiorcti tiietnin. ana that information re-
.'F,'lii'; fh' same will he rl.ccrfuliy furnished.
Wn,., 'I II ti lnFli i a is hereby rxt"nlea to ali
tn +" wv ~, : an" ,;'n'itartur"rsnf WOODEN goods
n, l''" .t"'tl, nakota Wool Gffnwrrs Association
,":,rk ,s,' ,,n liie following rHecill wool
STATE: pi".es "itiiih Ihc
, Sentinel Butte. june q; Ilickinson. June %.
Taylor: .'n"e %: i;irlL,rGt.n. Jnmc 81. Gjcn
N.'Ii, ",isn -; ,,andan. ..un" -; Tebrou'. June
July3 3. - '"'.es'o"l'
a AL wool growers arc requested to he prese,t
inu ntinS tltlr wool IN sal days. and ~ sNeci.
ii, s Is extended to all wool buyers to be
welcome e" VI o"lui"i
l,a!su at the Office OF the Commissioner Ct
MN. ,..a!'',,s "ilii iittor for the stair of North
, aN"'A. N tie city of bismarck. this I'D day OF
~. u. ls''. ii. u. THOMAS,
Commissioner,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

About 1000 tons Of cork are need
ed for the bottled beer and aerated
waters consumed in Great Britain
each week.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19
ILDRIAM

koaled May ., 1888. Recorded in Perch
econ Stud Book of America, No. 1O356.
Will stand during season ut Ham, Fritz
farm each Monday. At Washburn zach
Friday. Balance of my time at my place
SIX miles or:h of Washbu,n.
OLE EsnnsoS, Proprietor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-06-19

DO You Wan, Something for Nothing:
A $40 music Box. TO be given away
july 4. 1897. It. will cost yuu nothing
those who will buy goods at ,sY store
and pay cash. or to these who Will settle
old accounts, will be given this valuable
instrument. IL is now on exhibition at
my store. Gail and get particulars and
see w:la, you can got for nothing.
ii NAmh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
Imagined He Was poisoned.

Yesterday evening between six and
ssyen o'clock residents in the neighDor-
hood Of Eighth and Madison streets, were
thrown into state OF excitement by q
supposed case Of poisoning. A young
man living on Madison street had used
strychnine to kill cat. Shortly after
ward he declared he had got some OF the
poison in his mouth and felt the dreaded
symptoms coming on. Wild with terror
he ran to DR.. Veasey'S drug store at
Eighth and Monroe streets. The doctor
was out The druggist promptly gave an
emetlc and full dose of the antidote.
Doctors were telephoned for In every
direction. Neighbors ran themselves out
of breath for doctors. They were all out.
Meanwhile the patient was growing rapid
ly worse and death seemed imminent.
just then DIR. Veasey reached his office.
He made hurried examination OF the
young man, questioned him closely and
Immediately announced that he was not
poisoned but suffering from fright. The
cure was magical The patient relaxed
and was bathed in perspiration. He
laughed with historical joy. A quart of
warm water washed the antidote from his
stomach and he departed for home, a limp
and weak but happy young man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16

There was storm ut the meeting Of tho
Street and Sewer Department last night
over the verdict Of $3.50 given the admin
lstrutors of Oliver II. Courtney by Il super
iar Court jury. Tho bill came before tho
body forpaymGnt but Mr. Simmons re.
marked that before he would say pay it
the city could DO sold to mako up the
amount. President Pratt Thought the bill
would have to DO paid but Of course did
not favor it. Tho bill was not for final
action and so the vote upon it was not
called.
:, The remaining work of the beard was
Of a routine character The city engineers
Muro requested to make profile Of West
Front street before improvements there
by the Wilmington City Railway Cons
pnny Wore begun. All Unnecessary gutter
plates We're ordered removed. lho con.
tracts Of A. $. Rood and BroUhor Com
pauy and Rush & Co., for sewer work
were signed The Reed Company was
given permission to set fifty feet of curb
on DUPONT scrGct between Seventh and
Eighth streets.
The Delmarvia Company WAS permitted
to extend its lines from Water street to
the Chratiana creek Tho building of an
addition to the Chestnut street sewer was
laid over as tho department did not foil
that the necessary $500 could be spared
Tho weekly pay roll Of #5i3, 30 was paid,
ans collections of $G62 % reported.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16

:, = -.
CAIN-At Newport nei Oh June 10 lo'':
Mary EIHape'h' uhuShtef Oh AFthut anu
r. h y, ol'n' n?ou - Euu'S. ,.,.,..
u hglHVINt e ulu iit'iiua arc lhNiltG W aI'
Iehu INC luntr"l rom ult parohu9 Ic2l'
Hohce on riHa{ IlIeFil }on 70 il i,' w tho
n9ISe W o CLOCK lhlcrlAeht AZ 0iIiil =, ~, ;
M. n Ieillctnry' al14sE.rrss
ELJIOTT-Inthisc city. on tie Il il inst,
Robert Elliott.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Thursday
morning at . o'clock from his lhto rost.
dencc, Jl2 New Castle avenue, South Will
mlhEtoh hlgH iAa'S At -, Mary IL; y;
Chur&h. lN'eFllehe Ill NJ" Nhvncurh'
cemetery.
LY&INGER-In this city, on June 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
CAUGHT A CHICKEN THIEF.
But the Fellow Cut the Ropes Which
Bound Him and Escaped. -

]. CORTLAND Woodward while at this
farm of his father Aaron Woodward, near
the Ferris Industrial School, Monday
night, saw a colored man entor the hen
coop and arousing his father and tho tens
ant on the farm, the three proceeded to
capture him.
corner OF The building and when the elder
feiloT plunged II pitch fork into the farms
cr's right arm. Although painfully in-
jurcd, Mr.. Woodward, who held n short
gun in his hand, struck the negro over the
head with it, cutting u large CASH The
young Mr. Woodward seized him from be.
hind and rendered him powerIo,s. Ropes
wcrc then secured about the murderous
lhiCfs legs and arms and ho was put in q
wagon and driven to the City Hall
Everything went quietly until tho team
reached the Front street. crossing of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad when the
Messrs. Woodward were attracted by q
noise, and looking back saw the fellow
jumping out of the WogOn. With a razor
he had in his pocket he first cut tho rope
on his wrists and then thar about his feet.
several wheat folds, but the colorUd man
was the Hector Of foot and escaped.
This afternoon Officer Christopher,
Shield, arrested Philip Purnell upon srh =
pcion Of being the thief, and when tax
before j. G. Woodward was identified
the follow. Purnell will be given u "
ing before Magistrate Sa5se this
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16

CTEAMER FAVORlTE 10 AUGUSTINE
- Park. will begin regular trips on June 10
stopping daily at Nsw Castle at 1890
ChuIches, Lodges. and other organizat ions
can secure dates at ~ per cent profit.
JAMES II. $. GAM. Manager, For addition
Il! Information apply 10 J. +. MGlyor, He-
publican Office. m}-!m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
,4-se- ,,-.+3. . Is, --5-- Il
ON TIE GROUND FLOOR.
How Roundollar Investigated the Flying
Machine and Got Some Stock.

r.. p..,.sst... 4..,....~...a a. u,-
'" rs..S,..a = 80. ., M
ms WY aau the oreeAlhess OF tne west
ana az the same time 'he puhetiaous cour-
tesy OF tne soutn.
lSs inc most rernarkaple discovery OF
the century, DO tola mr., hounaoiiar'
II nave entire oohtrol Vi ID. Auh rso pooh-
poohed inc ioea Juse as everybody docs
now
10 wat 40 you relerf' lhquiroa MI
houndoiiaf mildly -,
You won't laugh when tell you, VIII
your -,
NO give you my wora Will hot.
IT'S nying maehlhe.
I'm much Obliged TO yon Tor toiling me
about IL, but don't peileve care TO
hayo anything to do with It, !"
I'm not asking you to invest your
money IN any uncertainty, you Know
This Is sure thing. am letting you IN
on the ground iloor.
Yes, they look all right on paper,
and there Isn't any excuse In all the books
on physics for their not doing exactly us
you tell them, but they don't.
" wish could take you FOR trip in
This one
~ you could would buy stock In 1t. =
Would 1t satisfy you to know that my
lying machine Travelled all the way here
from ChicagoT
Yes II you can convince me OF 1t. .
There's nothing easler. You know Mr..
Ru1fedge. II you will walk over to see
him, he Will corobornte what l say"
"All right II Rufeugc says 1t S q good
thing, III trust 1t,
I'm wait here till you get back, " said
the promoter
AS MIR. Roundollar walked into Ruff
edges Office tho latter looked up from his
desk and exclaimed rather impatlently;
II suppose you want to know whether
that lying machine came here from Chi
Cago yesterday"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
CARD BASKET.

Mrs. Joseph Pyle is summcrlng at Ocean
Grove, N. j.
Miss Emma Salmon is visiting friends
and relatives in Chester.
Miss Blanche Grow has been visiting at
Smyrna,
Alvin r. Morrison is in Washington,
d. c.
Herbert H. Ward has returned from Mil
waukcc.
W. H. Hongh has gone to Cleveland on
business trip.
John + Salisbury was Wilmington
visitor last night.
The Rcv. Van p Northrup visited Phil.
ndelphia yesterday.
Mrs. John w. Beetle is in Now York
visiting her son Harry
George r. Townsend and family are 10.
Gated at Gordon Heights for tho summer.
Misses Tilio Fisher and Bessie Smyth
took trip to New Castle to day Cd their
wheels.
Miss Ida Elizabeth Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Smith, OF No. Oh
West Fourth street, will be married to.
night to George II. Waters.
John Mason and Miss Emma Clothior
will be married at No. 1856 Claymont street
tonight by the Rov, Van p. Northrup.
Mr. Morris Worrcll and Miss Marion
Du Brou Mari will be united i'll wcdock
this evening at tho residence Of tho brides
parents, No, 1OS East Second street.
II. Rciser one Of tho best known busi-
ness men of Louis vile, Ky, was in this
city yesterday. Mr.. Reser reports de.
cidol improvement in business since his
last visit Eust twelve months ago.
AQui!la e. Chandler son Of Fillmore G.
Chandler, east OF kennett Square, has sue
ccssiully passed the examination and will
graduate from tho West Chester Normal
School.
DR.. S. c. Frederick Of Seventh and West
streets, returned home yesterday froln a
few days visit to hisformur bune at Park.
ton, Md.
j. Richardson Pussy is home from Con.
trcville, Md, where he has bren recuperat-
ing for several weeks
Mrs, Thomas Mullin of Sixth avenue be.
tween Maryland avenue and Anchorage
streets, is able TO be- about after two
months illness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
.LfTZENBURG -RAME0
Pretty Ceremony at Harrison
Street M. Il. Church
This Evening.
welded IN BALTIMoRE

Miss Bertha d. Rambo, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Rambo, of this city,
and Homer l. Litzenburg of Cape Charles,
Va, will be married this evening at s
o'clock at Harrison Street M. Il. Church
by the Rev. Ralph Il. Coursey, pastor of
the church, assisted by the Rev. Warren
Burr of Cape Charles
The bride will wear a gown of white
silk trimmed with applique point lace and
lilies Of the valley and will carry brides
roses. Her tulle veil will be caught by
by lilies of the valley. She will be at
tended by Miss Bessie Il. johnson Of Phil
aaelphia, in white organdie over wh'e
taifeta as maid ofhonor. The bridesmaids
will be Mis- Mayme King of Philadelphia,
In blue organdie over white silk, Miss Ola
Litzenburg In white organdie over white
silk, Miss Mary Gilmore, white organdie
over yellow silk and Miss Lena b Turner
pink organdie over white silk. The maid
of honor will carry La France roses and
the four maids will carry daisies
The best man will be Vale r w. Dryden
of King Charles, Va. and the four ushers
are Harvey Johnson, Chester, Marshall j.
Smith. James Scott, Elmer Naylor, George
r. Garrett and Willard Brown. Of this
city.
The church and house will be prettily
decorated with daslos, ferns. asparagus,
potted plants and cut flowers. On the en-
trance Of the bridal party Miss Carrie NJ.
Saring will play the wedding march from
Lohengrjn and after tho ceremony the
party will leave the church to the strains
of Mendelssohn.
A reception will be held at the brides
home, 1899 West Seventh street. from s 30
until TO- after which Mr.. and Mrs Litzen-
burg will leave for Cape Charles Va,
where they will make their future home,
the groom.elcct being slenographcr for
II. H. NICHOLAS, superintendent Of tho n.
Y. 7, &, n, II. r. at that place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
SL.ASHED HIS THROAT
Martin McDorough Tells His
Mother He is Going to Kill
Himself and Uses a Ra.
zor on His Throat. =

II am going to kill myself" were the
startling remarks which fell from the lips
OF Martin McDonough upon his mothers
ears at their home No. 1873 East Sixth St.,
about 10 o'clock this morning. and suiting
his action to words procured q razor which
he plunged twice Into his throat before
bis terrified mother could prevent him.
McDonengh has been out Of his mind
for q long time but never before had he
made an attempt on his life. On Sunday
no was stricken with spasm and fell TO
the floor striking his head. Since then he
has complained OF evon greater pain than
he suffered before but he was not believed
to be dangerous.
This morning Rov. George J. Kelley Of
St. Mary's r. 9. church spent some time
, with him and Immediately after he had
gone, McDonough approached his mother
and made the threat. The razor was In
case III the diningroom where the crazed
young man went and rushed up stairs,
Mrs. McDonough was behind him only d
few steps and by the time her son suo1
cecded in reaching the landing of rear
Hight OF stairs caught him about tho legs
and threw him to tho floor.
But tho man was the stronger and
breaking away from his mother rushed
into front bed room and standing before
q mirror plunged the razor into both sides
glass and wall and when the mother
reached tho sceno she found her child I'm!
conscious. She tried to close the gaping
wounds and thereby prevent the flow OF
blood. but was unsuccessful.
The razor was clutched in the mans
hand and was stained by the crimson food
DR.. DoWnes and tho wounded mans fatheE
we're summoned the former arriving first
and pronouncing the wounds extremely
serious. He ordered him carried to the
Delaware Hospital as soon as possible and
the ambulance being called, the uncon-
scious man was Mt the Institution in twen-
ty minntea
The surgeons there pronounced the case
a serious one but say the patient has o
chance Of recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonough are heart
broken over the affair and havo tho sym.
pathy of u wide circle OF friends. McDon.
ough had been u teamster and Is spoken
we'll of by large number of people.
1t is not known what unbalanced his
mind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
Families in Court.

Before Judge Ball III tho city court this
morning John Heck was charged with
being drunk. lIew7s given chance to
go and make II living by work.
Jonas Heck was the next victim Go face
the Judge Jonas mover worked on farm
but will try to obtain work in the city,
If he comes before tho Judge again in tho
next three months he VIII 60 to jail for
two months.
Wistnr Dixon has been on another booze
and will rccino at cn5e for thirty days.
nissistcr, Emma shepherd was arrest.
ed on saturday and again last night for
being drunk. She was ordered to pay So
ami cost or 90 to jail for thirty days.
Convon Moulton was fined s2h and
costs for assault and battery on ur
Cooper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
A Book on Cage Birss.

Containing over 15) engrNvings aud 4
photographic plato showing nil the diffeS
natural colors, full Information in regard
to song and fancy CanMig5 a0i how to
breed them for profit. Riuts oil the treat.
ment ana breeding Of all kinds of cage
birds, with descriptions OF their diseases
and the remedies needed TO cure them. All
about Parrots and how to teach them to
talk, Instructions for building and stock
ing an avairy. The most complete book
of tho kind e7er published irrespective Of
price. Mailed to any address on receipt Of
ID conts by the Associated Fanciers, 237
South Eighth Street, Philn, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16

Mr. e. B. Frazer, Secretary of the State
Board Of Health yesterday morning re-
where he had complaint made of the bad
drainage of one of the hotels located there.
The general drainage of the town was
found to be in fair condition with one or
two exceptions. The State Board of Health
will hold theiryGnrly meeting at Delaware
City, is more in the manner of re
union when tho health of the State Is
talked over at II dinner which is partak en-
of by tho members of the Board and few
invited guests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
-7.|--@-------
Lockyers, sos Market St,

Is the best place to get your clothing
made to order. We do nothing but Gus
tom tailoring employ only the most thor
oughly experienced cutters and tailors and
guarantee to please our customers in every
detail Buying our Woollens in big guam
titles for cash only, no one can undersell
us and few compete with us in prices. We
can safely say that we carry the largest
selection of styles in the city.
Special reductions just now Cloths we
don't want to carry over Suits made to
order at SIS, worth SIS, So, So, SO in
blacks, diagonals serges, worstcds plaids
etc Lockyer & Co, Cuotom Tailors, sos
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
Friends School Closing Exercises,

Tho closing exercises of tho Friends
school corner of Fourth and West streets,
takes place this week. Tho primary do
pnrtment takes place to-day, while the
closing recital by membGrs of the school
takes place on Friday at o clock. The
commencement exercises will 10 Eeld on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. An address
will be made by Mario A. Kemp Hoadloy,
luI.p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-16
Sale of Cows
BEEE
FgeElf

There will be another sale of Bedford
County COWS, on tho farm OF tho Messrs.
Passmore, near Centreville on Monday
the 2lst inst. As this will be the last sale
before harvest, dairymen who wish to add
to their herds should be sure to take this
occasion to do so. These COWS are first.
class and well worth looking after. Mr..
Turner Is doing large business, as Oliver
Shaw has secured three car loads, one of
which will be sold at the Passmore farm,
another at Andrews Bridge and the third
at Strasburg, Lancaster County, Pa
G. W. Baldwin will also have sale of
fresh COWS at Booths Corner Pa: on Mon
day next, and he wishes all the farmers of
Brandywine Hundred to be present, as
he is sure they may get good bargains