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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-25
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Dakota possesses thirteen legislative
districts. The following is Il complete
list of the members elect TO the legisla-
ture Of 1881. Republicans in roman and
democrats in italic:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Council-John Walsh; house-Silas
Rohr, Isac Moore.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Council. l.. Jolley housed. W
Mmon.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Council. X. Gamble houses. A.
Boyles, l.. b. French, A. l.. Van Osdel..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Council...M. II. Day; huuse-Paul
Landmann.
FIrTH DISTRICT.
Council. A. j. Martin. John Il.
Wilson; house Porter Warner, J. a.
Harding, i, j. Cross, :. McBratney, and
j. ID. Hale.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Council-George II. Wiggin house
David Thompson.
EyENTH DISTRICT.
Council--A. f. Shaw house Albion
Thorne, Erick ltllefson.
EIGHTH pfs rpIcr.
Council j. O'B. Scobey house,
b. Kennedy, ~. II. Donal lsnn.
NINTH DIsTRIrT.
Council--Ird W. Fisher; house-G. II
Dickey, j. l.. Miller.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Council-Geo. II. Walsh house-Jud
son La Moure, Knud Nomland.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Council-Nr. ~Snuh-tto he contested
by J. +. Wallace, republican, {; house
T.. Il. Wells,
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Housc--Vale 7. Thielman.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
House,. A. Baynes.
Republicans-Council, s; house, -
Deimocrats-Council, I; house, ,. The
eleventh district council seat is to be
contested by IA republicans.
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ALEXANDRIA.

BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF M0SES.-ThiS order
of late has attracted some attention. Ever
since the legislature passed the act incorporat-
ing the Sons and Daughters and Brothers and
Sisters of Moses, they [the Brothers and Sisters
have been in squabble. A few days ago Sea
ton and Matthews, the leaders of one faction,
appeared at the Office Of Justice o. C. White
Sey and sWore out warrant against Ruffin and
Jones, the leaders OF the other side, for the re-
coVeIy OF certain books. Yesterday the case
came up, and the plaintiffs, coming to the con-
cluson that they were not quite ready for the
tug OF war, requested that the case be dis
missed, which the justice consented to very
readily. The sisters and brothers, and sons and
daughters then departed, with the understand
ing that they would come again next week.
Rev. Fields Cook, who presided at the public
meeting OF the order on Wednesday night by
special request, says that he desires it to be
understood that he is not a brother, sister, son
or daughter, or in any way connected with
Moses the tllustrious.
THE SHIPYARD.-Everythin was quiet at the
being too bad for the men to work. Mr.. Mitchell
has been awarded the contract for planking and
ceiling the new schooner new being built there,
and Mr.. T. j. Chew, Of Thofoughfare station,
las received the contract for furnishing logs to
the yard, The steam tug Belle Haven IS on the
ways there. Undergoing repairs. The steamer
Lady OF the Lake left the yard this morning,
having been thoroughly repaired and painted,
resume her trips between this city and Norfolk
on Monday next. The war between the two
steamers Lake and Leary has already COM
menced, the former reducing her rates one-half.
IN SEARCH OF LABoRERS.-1Ir Smith, agent
for Messrs. John Satterlee & Co., contractors on
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, was in this
city yesterday In search of hands to work on
that road, and Notwithstanding good wages
were offered he succeeded in inducing only about
fifty colored people to leave Alexandria, they
preferr1ng to stay here and beg and steal rather
than go to the country and earn an honest liv-
ing. Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, at the meeting of the
Alexandria Reform Club last night, stated that
Mr.. Fl. L. Lacy, who has the contract for build
ing the bridges on the Shenandoah Valley road,
will in short time want large number of
hands, and thought there would be good open.
ing for large number of unemployed carpen-
terS.-Gdzette, 18Th.
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Tine Jubilee Singers drew an immense crowd
yesterday at the Congregational church, when
Slhey sang several times with an expression
when they only can give. They sing there to-
The steamboat George Leary left Saturday
evening with large party for Norfolk the In
augural trip OF the season. The boat has been
thoroughly overhauled and refitted throughout
making her in all respects an attractive exeur.
sion boat. The fare for round-trip has been re-
duced to S1.5O.
Mr.. Simon Wolf lectured last night at the sth-
street synagogue TO large audience, for the
benefit OF the Irish sufferers. Brief addresses
were also made by Mr.. Abrahams. Dr. Thomas
Antisen, c. w. Dennison, and Col j. K.
O'Beirne.
Over $1,000 were subscribed by the member
snip or the E-street Baptist church yesterday,
which is more than sufficient to wipe out the
church debt.
Lieut.. Kelly. of the fifth precinct arrested on
Saturday an expert hotel thief named Charles
Brown alias Tony Morrello. on searching his
room number OF stolen articles were recovered
among them several overcOatE which had been
taken from hotels in this city.
Tallmadge hall was crowded With DaShawayS
last night Hon. d. p. Holloway in the chair
ana I. ii. Patterson secretary. After the usual
opening exercises and remarks from our local
speakers Mr.. sullivan, OF New York, was intro
duced and made an earnest address. MeSsrs.
Chase, EagleSton, and Charley Nye followed
and number of persons signed the pledge.
At meeting OF the board of directors of the
National Fair Association held this morning at
their rooms in the Keep Building, en- Market
Space, the program prepared by the trotting
committee and published In Saturdays STAR,
was ratified and they were empowered TO go on
With the meeting.
j. ShilliDgton sends D.'lnoTpSt'S F7utAIH.
GOdey'S Ldd!fs Book and Frank Leslie's F0p,ddj'
monthly, all for April.
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suiciae of Charlie. Cathcar, raylor.

SuhCAUC va SAbIkcS GhthCskxu IAYIOIs
Charles Cathcart Taylor. city editor of the
Philadelphia Times, died yesterday In that city
from the elects of pistol shot discharged In
mental alteration by his own hand Mr.. Tay-
Tor has been in fll-health for two months. and
physi disorder was supplemented and aggra-
Vated py an accumulation of business troubles,
which brought on mental disturbance involv-
Ing depression of spirits. Yesterday morning he
awoke: and; though very weak, proposed TO ac-
company his wife to church. She persuaded
MIN That he ought to sleep longer, and went
GOWN STAIRS to prepare some beef tea in the hope
mat II would strengthen him. While she was
gone he fred the fatal shot. The remains will
De inferred at Oak Hill cemetery, Georgetown,
DC.
Mr.. Taylor was well and favorably known in
this community as a bright and enterprising
young journalist and courteous gentleman.
he is native of this district, the son of the late
Vincent Taylor, who was an enterprising miller
ln Georgetown. and carried on a large business
there. His mother is still living, and she and
her accomplished daughter are Well-known in
District circles, and will have the sympathy OF
large number of friends In their affiiction. A
brother of the deceased Is officer of the army,
now on duty some where In the west. On the
9th of November last Mr.. Taylor was married at
ST. James Catholic church to Mrs Maggie Co
vert, the sister of MeSsrS. Frank and John Nc
LauphliD the publishers of the Times
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THE QONRT6.

CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)-JttIPe Macarthur.
fused. Eel ct al agt Baltimore and Po la1 r
Railroad Company; demurrer sustained. Mid
dleton & Co. agt. Lawyer; new trial denied
Lindsey ct al. agt. Merriman; new trial granted
on payment OF costs. Lewis johnson & Go. agt
Cassell ct al; Judgment by default. Shoemaker
& Hertzog agt. Eisinger d King; demurrer sus
tanned Hatton agt. Waters; death of defendant
suggested. Bouldin agt Waters; same action,
McClane agt Waters same action.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2)-J1dge Coz
saturday, osborne agt Bramhall ct al; judg-
ment confessed. Gait & Co. agt Teddy; judg-
ment by default. Hecht & Pritzell agt Berry
ct al; do.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JMdge james.
Saturday, John Walker, convicted Of obtain
ing money under false pretenses; sentenced to
Two years In the Albany penitentiary. G. P. C.
Hunnicutt. convicted of assault; motion for
new trial argued IN part.
Judge Hagner.-Babe Bedford, Sandy Plnn
and Edward Queenan, convicted of murder mo-
ton for new trial and in arrest Of judgment
overruled. and defendants sentenced to be
hanged Friday, April 80, 1880, between ~ m.
and O'Clock pm.
POLICE CuURT-Jtt1ge Shell.
Saturday, John Messerole and JOS Bishop were
up again for vagrancy and pleaded not guilty.
They both begged off, but the court gave them
warning of hereafter should they again be
brought before him. Jas Hayes. vagrant, was
sent down. VIM. Craig, colored, larceny Of the
cast iron covers to man-holes on the streets, be-
logging to the District of Columbia; continued
for a further hearing. Jerry Mccarthy and VIM.
Boyd alias Bunch, assault On Alex. Cephas; Ne
Carthy s. and Boyd 81. Richard Ashton. lar
ceny of ten pounds OF corned beef from John
r. Kelly; $40 or 80 days. MI. F. X. Ward, the
WellknoWn dairyman, was arraigned on the
charge of doing business as produce broker
without license, in eight different cases. The
court imposed fine OF s25 in each case. Mr.
ward took an appeal and bonds were fixed at
$500. Chas. Richarson, assault on Matthew
HuddleSton, $40 Or 80 days.
To-day, Jane Williams. alias Jane Reed va
profanity: S Or Is days. James Maioney. va,
grancy; personal bonds to leave the District.
Fanny Frazier, do; bonds or 50 days. James
Bennett, do; personal bonds to leave the Dis
trict- Geo. Henson, do; 90 days. Rose Nc
Dewitt, loud ana boisterous: S. or Is days. Ellen
Delaney, do; do. Thomas Slmms, Lewis Child
ling, Jas. Lucas. Henry Daniels. Rich'd Walsh
Geo Wise and Henry Smith, colored, vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days each.
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FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Great preparations
have been made to bring out 'EncLantment'
at the opera House this week in gorgeous style.
The ktralfy Brothers have the piece in charge
and will give it, as far as possible, on the same
scale that it was brought out at Niblos. EN-
chantment" is the latest and best OF spectacu-
lar plays. The ballet is very full and perfectly
trained.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Oliver Doud Byron, in
his great drama Across the Continent" opens
weeks engagement at the National tonight.
scenes are Strtktngly effective. Mr. Byron's
company is very well organized and contains
good talent.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The ComiGue will be very
attractive this week. Jake Budd will appear In
great Observation-Disclosures; or, Carpenter
Outdone.' There will be striking varieties. and
the comedy Pink Dominoes" for the after
piece.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-The Fisk jubilee
singers, whose concerts last week were so large
ly attended, will give concerts at The Congrega-
tional church this and tomorrow evenings.
THE FAMOUS MCGIBENY FAMILY Will give one
to morrow evening in Wesley chapel, corner 5th
and F streets. The concert will be for the bene-
Mt OF the sunday school.
MADAME RIVE KING and the Peabody orches-
ira at the Congregational church next Wednes-
day night offer musical attraction which all
lovers OF music should hear Madame Kings
very successful piano recitalS In European cities
and In New York should make her reception in
Washington an ovation.
LINCOLN HALL.-Pror. Carpenter has wisely
concluded TO remain another week in Washing.
ton. His audiences have been very large The
professor will appear at Lincoln hall tonight
tomorrow night and Wednesday and Saturday
night; THURSDAY, and Friday nights he will be
at Tallmadge hall.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT FoRD'S.-St, Patrick's
day will be held at Ford's Opera House by
Messrs. Kiralfy and Manager Ford for the benefit
OF the Irish Relief Fund established by the New
York Herald The play OF Enchantment in all
its splendor will be produced for the benefit OF
the cause. The prices will be fixed at the low
rates OF % and 80 cents admission.
MRS. NJ. CORA BLAND gives her popular lecture
on women Who Think" at Lincoln Hall TO-
night in response to the invitation of a large
number OF prominent members OF both houses
OF Congress. AT the close OF the lecture Pro-
lessor Carpenter will favor the audience with
some OF his remarkable demonstrations in mes
merism. No doubt the audience tonight Will
be large and distinguished.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Robert |. Fleming TO James Sounds, sub lots 10
and H. in Robert !. Flemings sub. OF part OF
to Jos. G. Hester, lots 80 to 40 Inclusive of SO.
179; Sc, 0ST. samuel E. Middleton to Samuel NJ.
Shoemaker, tract OF land known as Woodley
Farm: $4,000. Theo. NJ. Gill to Jane A. w.
Turner. lot L. So. So lot So in sub of lots l. and
8. i'm so. S. lot 20, In Holden and Fords sub Of
50. s12; 1920. NJ. C. Fftzhugh ct al: to E. L.
Heller, part 9, SO. s6s; g.; R. l. Fleming to
j. A. van Doren ct. al, trustees, to D. a: n.
Meeker lot IL. so. 7S2: s., 500. Same to G. F.
Hardin, part lot 4, So. 1860; $3.50. r L. gibbs to
All: s5s5. John Noonan to Dennis Leahy, part
lot SO, so. $50; 1900. Wilhelmina Soevyn TO M.
f. Pilling, lot II, so. 1874; 81 $50.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE SAMUEL TUCKER
took place from the residence OF his son, 5. W.
noon, and was attended by many OF the Oldest
residents OF the District. Mr.. Tucker was
native OF Maryland, and was In the sIth year of
his age. He was a soldier OF the war OF 1912.
After carrying on his business OF merchant tai
lor in Annapolis some years he came to this city
over half century ago. and for a long series OF
wears carried on business here. He was during
his long residence here a member OF the MeuhO-
dist Protestant church. He was always quiet,
unObtrisiye man, attending strictly to the
duties OF Life, and In an uHobtrusive way was a
fies kent him to the house. He was the father
OF the late w. w. Tucker, who for number OF
wears was reporter for the STAR, and Of MI. s.
~ Tucker q Well-known clerk In the War de-
parfment, The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. David Wilson, OF the 9th-street
church. The interment was at GlenWood.
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"Dear Little Shamrock,

There's a dear little plant that grows in our isle,
Twas Saint Patrick himself, sure, that set it:
And the sun on his labor with pleasure did
SMILE
And with dew from his eye often wet it.
1t shines through the bog, the brake, and the
mireland
And he called it the dear little shamrock OF
Ireland,
rock,
The dear little sweet little shamrock Of Ire
land.
The words and music of this beautiful Irish
song viii be given away with No. 64S OF the NEW
YORK PRESIDE COMPANION, out to-day. For sale
by all neWSdealerS.
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NUMBER Of fine magnolia trees will be sold
at Dowling's tomorrow morning.

THE MIrKIEwICz, Cook AND PORTER Coal
CAsE.-On Saturday, in the Equity Court, con-
sent orders were made by Judge James, In the
Mitktewicz Cook & Porter, which about ends
the litigation here. The receivers were author
lied to pay over the proceeds OF all sales OF COAL
Doth past ana future. to the compliments. after
the amount OF some outside claims against it.
The proceeds OF The sales of wood were ordered
TO be paid over to Fl. j. KNIT. and A. d. Cannon
& Co. were admitted parties to the suit on ac-
count OF claim they set up TO S1S3 worth OF
coal they claim for sign painting done by them.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements. &c. Tonight.
National Thenter.-Oliver Doud Byron in
s,Across the Continent"
Ford's Opera HOUSE. nchantmeIt," under
the supervision OF the Kfralfys.
TnedteY COnltQue.-"Pink Dcminoes7' and yari-
cites.
Congregational Ct1Gch.-Concert by the Fisk
Jubilee Singers.
Lincoln HaH.-Prof. Carpenter and mesmer-
Ism.
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THE oIKoMARGARINE CASE.-ln the Police
Court this morning, the case against \. A.
Poole & Co, charged with selling oleomarga-
rtne- was dismissed. The court remarked that
there was no doubt but that the article sold
was oleomargarine. but the fact that the deal
ers knew II 10 be such when he sold II was nof
shown
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TWO WOMEN ATTEMPT SUICIDE.-Jenny VIII
liams, O white woman. was picked up by Officer
Byrnes yesterday in Marble alley under the in
<iuence OF some powerful drug, which proved TO
be laudanum. She was removed to police head
Quarters. and a physician, who was summoned.
soon relieved her of the dose. She was sent to
her home in the west end Of the city. She
stated that she had taken 1t to put an end to her
poverty and misery.
A colored woman, named Lizzie Johnson, living
at 1924 East Capitol street, took dose of poison
Saturday afternoon, but was relieved OF it by
physicians In time to save her life.
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CHEAP BUILDING MATERIAL, In the way OF
sash. doors blinds and mouldings, brackets,
stock, lumber mantels, inside shutters, ETC..
bought before the late advance, can be had OF
avenue He also furnishes odd work OF any
kind, either in pine, walnut, cherry or ash, al
the shortest notice. See advertisement for full
details.
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RUN AND SUICIDE.-A stranger who refused
TO give his name, but who said he was on his
way from Washington to Danville, Va, stopped
there is grog shop. He drank three pints OF
whisky In one night, and the next morning sat
on the bank OF shallow canal. pulled off his
present goodbye, jumped into the water and
was drowned,
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AMONG the many modern ways OF conducting
business, none seem TO be more favorable than
the plan adopted by the proprietors of the new
Famous" Clothing House, No. 400 It'll street.
The one price system is certainly the proper
method to follow, and the one that will meet
with the approval of the public. These gentle
men propose to commence ON this basis and TO
adhere to it strictly. Their spring opening
takes place Thursday, March 18th, and IL ought
to be the success deserved.
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sold in New York.
Nc; 81. s2s. drawing Second Capital Prize.
SIC, 600. sold in New York.
No: II SCI. drawing Third Capital Prize, IS, 900.
Nos. 81, 9s9. 60. go, drawing 81 500 each. sold
in New York and New Orleans
Nos; st5; IL sIs, So 967 SO, $50, e46s5. drawing
Orleans.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-Sold by X. A. Col
den agent-4O0 Shad, from 1913 TO $50 per 100;
500 punches rock, from 35 TO 60 cents per ounch;
300 punches white perch from 40 to 20 cents per
bunch; 500 punches yellow perch, from ~ 10 80
cents peT bunch.
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SoyEREIGNs OF INDUsTRY.-The regular meet
Ing OF Columbia Council Will be held this eve
ming In the hall, No. $40 18th st. +
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VERY select class OF antique furniture VIII
O'Clock.
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TAKE things easy and a bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and you will be rid OF your cold.
Price 25C.
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THE BARLOW collection OF OIL paintings &c,
commences this evening at 1925 New York ave,
at K O'Clock.
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CITY ITEMS.

Took Dose Of Qnirkss Irish Tea
And now feel better than ever. was so bill
ious 1t cured me. We hear this every day.
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TUNLAw FARM.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
PLYMOUTH ROCK AND PARTRIDGE COCHIN.
From the nes prize winning strain in this country.
81 PER SETTING OF Is.
=. L. HUME,
HUME, CLEARY 3 CO., GRocERs,
mars-eo6t 500 Market Space.
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sent. postpaid, on receipt of 10 cents for 10 cent
numbers, and 25 cents for 20 cent numbers by
GEORGE MUNRO, II to 81 VandeWater ST. NY
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yd For hne eo wines and nduors cali on Jacob
.,x.uvveo TO 1918 It'll st. NV, Open
nag Tonight. See adVt. t
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EXTRACT OF REPORT from the celebrated Ply
sicfan, Erasmus Wilson, of London. Eng: Sew
eral severe cases of inclpfent Consumption have
come under my observation that have been
cured by the timely use OF COtdea's Ltebigs En-
tract OF Beer and Tonic Iapfyo7ator." Sold by
al druggists and grocerS
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Never Felt Retter.

| Never Felt Better.
Such is the verdict after taking a dose of
! Qut,h'S Irish Tea. Sold In packages at Is cts.
j. M. LARoQUE's Anti Bilious Bitters Is no vile
| decoction OF bad whisky, doctored to tickle the
palate and lead the unsuspect1ng on to 1ntem-
| perance, but purely vegetable medicine which,
after test of fifty years, is acknowledged to be
the very best remedy yet discovered for all dis
| eases of the Liver, Headache. Sour Stomach
! Dyspepsia, Constipation Nervousness. Female
| Diseases, &C. 25 cents paper; 81 bottle W.
E. THORNTON Prop'r, Balto., Md. All druggists
sell it.
WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
9O6 G ST., near 9th. FirSt-class In every respect.
Prices moderate. 1y
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair. Use
London Hair ReStOreT." 1nSureS new growth,
"London hair RestoTer." Restores the color.
@London Hair ReStorer." The only Clearly and
"London Hair Restorer." effectual Hair Restorer
"London Hair Restorer.' In the market.
Atoilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists,
stott 6 Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. go
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital, brain, OR nerve force, use
"Wesles' Health Renetoer.n Greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, sexual debility, decline
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, SO Barclay street
N. z, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALpKRNKY DAIRY.n-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs
ward prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
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DURANG's Rheumatic Remedy cures rheuma-
tiSm, because it acts directly on the blood
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The Seaside Library.
Out to-day, in clear, bold, handsome type.

THE LIFE OF CHRIST.
BY FREDERIC w. FARRAR, DID,, FRS.
Complete in One Book. zoe.
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DRY GOODS.

Oh PER CENT DISCOUNT. GREAT
~ REDUCTION IN PRICES AT BRODHEAD
\ cos 0L b. STAND, 1905 F STREEr.-Lyons
dale Cambria lgenuinel, 121Gc. 100 I'd. Spool SILK
tblack), &C., 6 spools for 25c. best makes Paper
boxes, 25c: beautiful 4.button Opera Kid Gloves,
47c. beautiful Prints and Csmbrics, sc. and up
sacQues,, az yd. wide,) only 81; 20 per cent dis
count allowed on all sales of Colored Imported
meres) and Parasols; New Madras Gfnghams:
Twilled Cashmeres beautiful goods, l5c. 81 25
Black Cashmere reduced to 81 Black Satin 75c
81 Black Cashmere reduced to 85c.
ALL GOODS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS,
marl3-2ts RRODTIEAn g. IN &c
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.l
WASHINGTON, March Is. 1885,
For the middle Atlantic states. stationary Or
lower barometer. slightly higher temperature
winds mostly from north to east, cloudy and
threatening weather, with rain In the southern
portion.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
nIr THE
FULL PRIZES.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
Single number, Class &C, /" drawn at New Orleans,
La, on Tuesday, March 9th, 1850.
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INDICATIONS TO DAY.
nEEICE DE CHIEE SIGNAL