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PAISTINas AT ArCTIoN-The paintings advert .sed
py Thomas Dow ling To be sDld az his auction rooms
tonOr1Ow evening, which have been stored for two
years, a:e now on view, and while they are not OF
very nigh Grade, there a;e quite humber worthy
OF attention, all VI which vn bs SOLD without re-
g&Id 10 CvoI
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BIG BARGAINS
IN NEW DRESS GOODS
100 pieces W0RSTED DRESS GOODS l2Scts
lao pieces ENGLISH DRESS GOODS is els.
20 pieces FRENCH DRESS GOODS. poets.
100 pieces All Wool FLANNEL SU1IINCi, * cts
81 pieces CHECK ST1TTNti all wool: y ets
co pieces double w 9TH CASHMERES Is cts
20 pieces all wool SCOTCH PLAlDS, y7cts
Lulln's all wool FRENCH CASHMLRES, so cts
1000 DOZENS
Norman Linen and Bleached DAMASHK TowELss
at Ii cents ach
SILK NEBNETS all colors 81 50
SILK PlISHES all colors. * 80
BktCADE SILKS all colors % .nts.
Ladies CLO1H SUIIGNG, 80 cts, 90 cts, rs cts.
1OOPIECES
OF heavy CANTON FLANNEL. ~ cts per yard
sHAwLs sHAwLs sHAwLs
Single and Double. 81 90 81 81 81 ss
All wool RED TMI1LED F1ANNFl. % cts
BLACK CASHMERES. 50 cts. g. cts. IS cts
BLACK SILKS, - inches wide. 81
JERSEY JACKETS; all colors. 81 go each.
Extra quality Coored Bordered Ii. 5. HANDkER<
CHIEFS. Is cts.
c. NJ. WSoN,
6SePENNSYLyANIA AVENUE
ma South Side.
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CHuDREN's AND BOYS ovERcOATa
" o. So e3 80, O., and 95 up.
Ghildren's and boys suits, 92b0. - o. and $sup
Mems and boys pants 81, &l25 u % and ~ up
Good undershirts and drawers, 2Sc. 70 DO Up
The best 81 90 school shoe In town.
Miss snrina heel button shoes 81 70 solid Size ia
Calf boots - 50 and e3 up 50c. and 76c school hsts
Polo caps. etc. at
J. W. sEIBYS
on lol4-lsl6 Peansylvsnis avenue
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7 UF D1SEASE {AND COMBINATION SYSTEM)
CAN or send for pamphlet containing many testl-
mohlals OF cures wrought In Baltimore, Washing
ton and other places. Consultation free at our
Office or home Of patient. Satisfaction guaranteed
E. A. PARSONS & Co.,
n E. corner Lexington and Liberty SITS, and 922h F
street H. w, Washington, DC.
Washington Office hours, 8 am to Ppm 2
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lSsURISG H0RsKs.-insure your horses In tn
Livestock Insurance Company OF the District O
columbia See advertisements
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The first complimentary reception Of the Musette
i leasUre club viii take place tomorrow {WedneS-
day evening, November 2>th. 1888. at MariHiS Hail.
Thanksgiving eve. Invitations issued only by the
members.
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Day Goops Ar Popu1AR PRrcEs
case superior Poplins at l5c, worth 25c
20 pieces Gersters at Csc, ali colors
10 pieces 42-inch Shuda at SOC.
10 pieces superior Colored Silk at 75c
5pieces good Black Silk at 75c
200 Horse Blankets. 90c to 81 each
2cases I04 and III Blankets at 81 25 aud So so slightly
damaged worth double the money.
Cloaks aud Dolnans cheap.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
ma 7l3 Market Space
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THE fire line OF pictures, frames and fancy
goods displayed In the windows and stores OF w
IT, 'eerhof. sl6 and All 9Th street, are marked as
Reasonable prices.
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THE EVENING STAR.
November %. 1859.
LOCAL MENTION
The " Gather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGSAI. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. e.. Nov. -, tS<3 9.y1 m.
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly colder
fair weather. northerly winds, becoming variable
higher barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW
WITH RISING TEMPERATURES.
The Indications are that colder, fair weather will
rr"E4tl III tie districts on the Atlantic coast to-
o12hl, followed On "Wednesday by cold fair weather
Gu slowly Rising temperature
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sILvER-PLATEB Casters, 81, 81, g, at Prigv-s
SCROLLS, toys, Xmas cards at J. Jay Goulds.
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DAHNANS'S SPECIAL KID GLOVE SAFE
At 500 9TH street uUrthweSt.
s-huttOn length MOSGuetaire reduced to SOC
sttuttoi length MO-4Uetaire warranted, 75c.
9-pHtton Embroidered Kid Gloves. warranted, soc.
5-b6rk Poster Kids. warranted. Sc.
Gents stitched dark Kid. warranted, 81.
Cents Iur-tOp Gloves from G5c. up.
Ladies' ltU-t0p Gloves, from 151. up.
A. DAMHANN. u geut Sj6 1th street.
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DivoRCED--To-day Arabella s. Bickford WAS
granted a divorce from Nathan b. E. Btckrord In the
Equity Court, Judge Hagner. They We're married
January 5lst, 1861, at savannah, Ca and four years
ago removed % ibis city They have two Children
and she charged him with deScrtion of her over two
Year. ago.
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Jackets,s1, g. So, "a, at Auerbachs 9TH and Fl. 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
WilbOr's COd-Liver Oil and Lime.
Persons who have been taking cod-iver oil will
from directions of several professional gentlemen
In combining the pure oil and lime In such man
ner that 1t is pleasant to the TASTE and It's effects
In lung complaints are truly wonderful Very many
persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless,
ana VINO nadetaken the clear Oil for long time
without marked effect, have been entirely cured
! by using this preparation. Be sure and get the
chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists 60
j. M. LaSOqUe'S Elixer Of Calisaya
Bark
Has. Tor more than half century, been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
scians as the best tonic and invigOrator extant
The weak, the nervous, the debiliated all find it
to give new life, vigor and happiness Particu-
larry lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s6m
A Sure Recipe to Danish Mosquitoes.
teaspoOnful OF Hunts Insect Powder burned In
moderate-SKed chamber will drive out every
mosquito or kill all such as remain. 25 cents, by
all druggists.
Don't Miss 1t!
Wells "Rough on Rats" Almanac at druggists.
OF mailed Tor &c. stamp E S. Wells, Jersey City. s
"Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pound sWard" prints 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternilk and Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream 15c pint.
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a bottle.
"FOx's Book Of Martyr,
contains the history and pictures of hundreds Of
people who were stoned, burned, beaten, pulled tC
pieces and otherwise tortured on account Of theil
sred as no apd h ana co
down to the present age as martyrs 1t is not now
customary to torture people thus, but they ar
almost as much as did the heroes Of the marty
ages There was no relief for the old-tme martyrs
but there is happy relief for those who suffer from
rheumatism. Cashier Charles F. Morrill,, of Man
chester, n. H.. suffered terribly from frequent at
tacks OF this painful disease but he has been cured
He writes: 81 was martyr to rheumatism, and
although tried many other remedies, found moth
ing that relieved me like Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Other rheumatic martyrs may wisely take the hint
M. Augenstein,
ST. $40. 1921 9TH st. W., offers for tomorrow only
the following special bargains: Russia iron turkey
pans 25c.; celery glasses, &c., large cake or fruit
stands on high foot, &c; IS doz. Divide or mntol
shape cups and saucers, 47c:; y doz fancy goblets
2Sc-; \ doz- ebony handle knives and forks, 47c.
handsome bottle silver plated revolving casters
&C. Il dOz. wine glasses and one waiter, &c; com
plete chamber set. s1.65: chOpping bowl and knife
Turk sovd h e Large gee pie Tpsa Plates 1S
Csc, worth SIPS; buckhorn handle carver and fork
&c Grand holiday opening Saturday, Dec 1st.
Legitimate Mark Down
OF FINE Doors AND SHoES,g
To Reduce Stock.
AT Hahn's, SIC 9TH St, and 1922 Penn'a ave.
Ladies' best $50 hand seWed kid button to 81.
81 hand-sewed, kid and goat button to s.. 40
g $3.50 hand-sewed goat button to So.
% 1875 fine Kid button to S2.75
Straight goat glove top button, now $50.
Gents, $3.50 hand stitched boots, now IS.
- 81 fine calf boots down to 1885.
~ $3.50 calf, stitched boots. now $3.50.
" 81 homemade boots down to 1895.
" S. hand-stitched shoes, now $3.50.
Fine 81 button. laced and CATERS from 8
bankrupt manufacturer. down to 81 35.
Boys &. so calf boots down to 50.
Youths s2 calf boots down to 81 50.
Misses $50 goat and kid buttOn. now 81 25
Ch1ld's 75c. fine spring heel button. now 6Oc
Fine Holiday slippers at reduced prices t&f,2
An Explanation.
Too much expiicitness is an insult to the inteln
gence or the reader In any explanation some
th1ng must be left to suggest itself A work OF art
mat requires label is as faulty as a story with
moral. Hence, when Henning says Clothes every.
thing superlattve is suggested, well visit tC
40 Seventh street.
Ladies' Attention.
Just returned from New York with immense stock
OF skins, such as beaver natural and colOred; otter
silver fox, chinchilla, and black, brown and grey
coney. All OF which we cut and make into trim
ming any width desired. Also, large line OF coach
mems capes, collars and seal wraps
B. SALOMON. the Popular F,lrrier,
706 nth street northwest.
For Throat Diseases,
Coughs Colds etc, effectual relief Is found in the
use of "BrOWn'S Bronchial TrOcheSn Price ctS
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INSURE your horses against death. See adver
tiSCueHf
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ONE 1.OT Jerseys in cardinal. navy blue and black
It4ucod from $3.50 to sl-tS- a. Damlnann agt ST
tth st.
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CITY ITEMS.

Every Case Of Coughs or Colds
is cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price q cents
bottle.
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7 D1SCHSeSe
coughs, Colds, etc, eeCtual relief Is found in the
use or 'BrOwn'S Bronchial TrOcheS." Price % cts.
| Sold only In boxes.
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Fine C1orH1sa
MEN, YOUTH AND BOYS
II E MI SFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
Cannot he surpassed in variety of STYLE reliability
material, thoroughness of workmanship perfection of
fit elegance of finish while prices are Is to 40 per
Gent lower than those of any house In the CITY, The
Misft Stores old argument
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FrssErL's ice cream ani Charlotte Russo
s5JA,kxTs, - 5o-7aG-7th St Mourning store.
Or PATRoSS contemplating portraits and photos
fcF holiday presents Vail please have sittiEos and
tT.Hg gIeir orders fGr coIjie, is soon AZ no,sfbIe
Reuemter the sfnailes+ pictures can he rnads life
Sic Rice photographs :: 1217-12!9 Pa. ave.
NIECE NE.T and plum pudding for Thanksgiving
day John Ii. Magfuter, ln' New YORK avenue.
NoT!rF.-Kets Ernethy. 110o Pa ave. takes one
COZ ii.i@ pho =, wjh ontthrteenth painted, for &c.
NR C,gR. X.SDER. " no made visit TO Eplronc for
the purpose al purchasing some wines, selected
some CT the fiHeSt To be had. which have lust ar
Tlit'i, ana are s. q Ut y orh prices at 81 nth
street northwest
Tc-MORROw's PRICE AT DAMrANSs, SOC 7th st.
Mcdcated scarlet all wool vests. 81. worth 8. so;
Double bjINI corset, tic. f'Ill regular made.
striped socks e5c., worth sc. Gents Mcrfno vests
5lc. worth SIC Reduced prices on handmade
hoods, egEings, worsted coats mtts special prices
i'll Berlin zephyr and Germantown WOOL emhroid-
cry SILK, all coOrs, Zoe dOz.. Macrame cord in all
CoioFe. A DAAaANN, agt., $50 9TH street
All. THOSE In search of holiday goods should
Visit vernon ; stores. VI and Al 1tn street
FLOOR DRrGGETs. all sizes IS. So. s., So. 50. SO
Best 2-ply carpets marked down 10 IS cents. Best
Brussels carpets, 80 cents. Floor oil cloths, all
widths. - cents. Lace curtains, -, - So 50 per
pail To"sonS, Pa ave. south side.
IF YOU have a sore throat a cough, or a cold, try
H. III. Douglass a Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
thty are pleasant To the TASTE perfectly nafnIless,
and VIII surely cure you.
sILyER-PLATEB Casters, 81, 81, g, at Prign's.
SCROLLS, toys, Xmas cards at J. Jay G0uds
The first complimentary reception of the Musette
IleasUre Club viii take place Tomorrow CWedneS-
day evening, November 2>th. 1888 at MariHi's Hail.
thanksgiving CEe- Invitations issued only by the
members.
ONE lOT Jerseys in cardinal. navy blue and black
reduced from $3.50 to SIS A. Damlnann agt., $40
tth ST.
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81 Hempler's 453 Pa ave-
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If You have a sore throat, a cough or a cold try
H. H. Douglass a Sons CapSicum Cough Drops:
they are pleasant to the TASTE perfectly natlless
and VIII surely cure you.
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is removed by the use OF Cocaine and 1t stimulates
and promotes the growth of the hair. Burnetts
FlaVOrtng Extracts are the best. 60
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. FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Walter r. VII
Mains Co, auctonecrs, VIII sell within their
salecroOln Tomorrow morning, at 1870 o'clock
several pieces OF choice furniture carved after the
most elegant and original designs See advertise
Ment In auction column
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j. M. LarOqlle's EIixer of Calisa,
HAlderney Dairy

Don't Miss 1t!
Wells Trough on Rats Almanac, at druggs
OF mailed for &c. stamp. E S. Wells, Jersey City
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NIECE NEAT and plum pudding for Thanksgiving
day John ii. MagIuter, lll' New YORK avenue
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TrOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
IL go to 736 18th street, J. f. IOUNtI'S He defes all
competitors aud still gives Bargains and Presents.
n20-3m
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FrssErLs ice cream ant Charlotte Russo.
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FLOOR DRuGGETs. all sizes. IS. So. So So 50. SO
Best 2py carpets marked down TO IS cents Best
Brussels carpets a. cents. Floor oil cloths all
widths. - cents. Lace curtains, ~, $3.50 g per
pail T0Wson'5 Pa. ave-. south side
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Blue Flannel Shirts and Hand.kRit
Jacketss1 Sc, So, "a, at Auerbach's, 9TH and II. e.
LNMdbOFg,S Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose.
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Or PATRoSS contemplating portraits and photos
icr holiday presents Vail please have sittiEgs and
tFHg He'll orders fGT copies rs soon as possible
X i' lair the sinaile-' pictures he made life
Sic Rice. Photographs, 1911 1919 Pa. ave.
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s5JA,kETs, g 50-73G-7th st. Mourning store
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LlindbOrg's Perfume, Edenia
D8n(lrUff

Maryland Club Whiskey
at Wizards hotel.
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NnT'rF.-Kets Ermethy. 100 Pa. ave. takes OF
doz ii.i@ pho g. with ontth!rteenrh painted, for :
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w OOIDRIDGE's sQUILLs, SENECA ROCK AND
HoA AIRS DkUGGIsT. CORNER ~ AND
MARY LAND AVENUE. n26
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AN As>AULT.-In the Police Court this morning
MT. Washington NaiIOr was charged with assault
ing j. H. Jones. colored Mr.. Major stated that
Jones Il Elrtt by some person to follow him: That
ne had been following him for some time past an(
he had applied 10 the authorities To have stopped
but without avail: that he sent for Jones about ter
DAYS ago, and when Jones came III the stable ht
MADE motion To hit him, when he struck Jone:
twice; that ne has Srtn Jones follow him with ONT
on Ills tNdilor'sl brothers horses Mr.. AlIisnr
Major stated that he never hired Jones TO watcl
his brother. \ fine Of s. was imposed.
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THANKSGIVING EXCURSION TICKETS.-ExcUrsion
Tickets Sill be sold between all local stations on the
IcunsX iN3nia Railroad. Northern Central railroad
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, West jersey rail-
road, and Phila ielphia, Wilmington AMI Baltimore
railroad, on November y and 80 inclusive good for
The return trip until December 3. For tickets and
1aTtheT Information apply TO Baltimore and Poto-
HldC railroad station.
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- . . . .
Maiden Rock.

During the memorable storm OF
| Tuesday night, Aug. 2lst, the barn be-
| longing to Thos. O'Bnen, on his farm
miles east of Maiden Rock, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground, together with large number
of farming implements, wagon, bug
gy, harness, drag, seeder, reaper, and
| quantity of grain. Mr.. O'Brien sue
ceeded in getting out his horses, but
one of them was nearly paralyzed and
rendered useless by the stroke of
lightning. The loss is estimated at
-, 900; only partially insured.
Mrs. Dean, Aunt of Mrs. ~. P. Mer-
rill, is visiting the latter.
Mrs. Nellie Woodwork, nee Poole,
is back again visiting friends in Maid
EN- Rock.
Mrs. NJ. Kyle, of Lake City, was
visiting friends here on Friday.
j. ID. Trumbull has sold his stock of
goods to Walter Warren, of Esdaile,
and the post-office will also be trans
ferred to Mr.. Warren, if the proper
arrangements with the government
can be effected. Mr.. Warren is to
take possession Immediately.
The new sohool-house has been sur
mounted by handsome cupola, or
steeple, in which the new bell will
soon be hung.
Mr.. f. N. McVean has commenced
active operations on his new residence,
which he expects will be ready for oc-
cupancy about the first of November.
The surveyors have finished work
in this vicinity and have moved their
camp further down the lake. party
to establish the grade will soon follow
them.
The campers who have been attend
ing the camp meeting at Ono have all
returned, and report pleasant and
profitable time.
Mr.. Geer and Frank Walsingham,
with their families went over to Roch-
ester, Mimi, last week, taking tent
and camping by the way. They had
pleasant trip and corroborate in de-
tail the accounts of the destruction
wrought by the cyclone.
Rev. John Holt has sold off many of
his household goods preparatory to at.
tending conference, as he cannot I'M
der the rules of the church, return to
this charge another year. Mr.. Holt is
one of those exceptional men, who
wears better with age; whose last year
is better than his first. He will leave
many warm friends here and else
where or his charge who have learned
to love the bold, earnest, aggressive,
decisive character, and sterling integ-
ritY of the man,
Ed. Stevenson is moving into his
new residence this week.
Freeman Gilmore, of Rock Elm, was
in town this week, resting his hands
and face, and swapping '.yarns" with
old friends.
Capt. Loueks has hen which has
been doing very ereditahle work. She
has been laying eggs about the size of
turkeys, eggs lately, and this morning
he was exhibiting one which weighed
4 ounces, and was nearly inches in
circumference.
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Teachers Examinations.
FALL Or 1888,


The public examinations of appli-
cants for certificates will be held as
follows:
River Fails, Sept. 18th, 18th, and
10Th.
Prescott Sept. 10th, DIST and 22nd.
EsdaiIe, Sept. oath, 25th and Goth.
Maiden ck,-Sept. 9th, 26th, and
10Th.
Rock Etm,-0ct. 1st, End, and 3rd.
A SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATION will be
held at Ellsworth, Oct. 18th, 18th, and
10Th, which all persons expecting to
teach in the county during the coming
winter but who are not legally quail
fed at that time to do so, should at
tend. No private examinations will.
be granted except as provided for by
law.
Sessions will begin promptly at 9 a.
m. of the first day and a. m. OH the
following days.
Bring tegai-cap paper. pen, ink, and
blotter.
An average standing of 65 per cent.
with no branch below 35 per cent,
win be required of each applicant be-
fore full years third grade certifi-
cate will be issued by the examiner,
an average of 50 per cent, will be re-
quired for limited certificate.
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Northern Pacific Opening.

Last Monday was a gala day for st.
Paul and Minneapolis. st. Paul in the
forenoon and Minneapolis in the af-
ternoon royalty entertained the large
party of notables headed by President
Willard, of the Northern Pacific,
on their way to celebrate the driving
of the golden spike which is to COM
plete the construction of the Northern
Pacific. Through "triumphal arches
in st. Paul marched procession in
which was represented the various in
dustries of the Great Northwest of
such length as to require four hours
time for it to pass "a given point. This
procession was headed by the distin-
guished party in whose honor it was
formed, and the preparations for the
grand demonstration were of the most
exhaustive and elaborate character.
Minneapolis duplicated the show in
the afternoon, and the enthusiastic
citienzs of both cities laid down to
rest on Monday night proud of the
grand success which crowned their
efforts to fifty illustrate the mex
haustable resources of tins region of
the country. Among the most dis
tinguished of the guests was General
Grant. A happy incident of the oe-
casiOn was the unexDeeted presence of
President Arthur and his distinguish
ed party on their return from the far
West. The banquet at Hotel La Fay
cite on Monday evening was one of
the largest and most elaborate ever
given. Now that the Northern Pa
cific has been completed, or at least
practically so, its principle business
headquarters from which the road
vii! be operated will be loc ated in St.
Paul.
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IJfais.

Misses Louisa Potvin and Duna
Reeve are attending school at the Nor
NAL, River Falls.
Mr.. f. w. Haverlandt has his mill,
house and residence nicely painted.
Messrs. Reeve, Ottman & Co. have
moved their engine and boiler to their
new location (uear Levi Stafford s,
Trimbelle roadl and were to begin
saving last Tuesday.
The Agents Herald, Phil. Pa, de
nOunces the Foltaic Belt Co of Mar
shall, Mich, as an unmitigated fraud
and severely censures the press of the
country for carrying the filthy al. 1t
also calls the attention of the public
to the enactment of the Legislature of
Penn. in reference to the advertising
by the papers of tho State of the La.
S. Lottery. Another notorious fraud.
Miss Emma Taylor is on visit to
friends in Minneapolis.
Rev. P. K. Jones will preach his
farewell sermon before going to con-
ference Sept. 10Th, at Trimbelle.
Persons inquiring are informed that
the address of Lon. w. Johnston is
Hastings, Mimi, for the present.
Mr.. Joseph Barrett, Big River VAL
ley, has the handsomest young pigs
ever seen in the Valley. Not for sale.