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DCNCANsoN BROS, Aucroneers.

nCNCANSON BROS, Aucr.oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NO
1921 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in -
Iiber 1853 folio lis ct seq, Of the landSH
records of WASHINGTON county in the District vi -
Columbia, we will sell. on FRIDAY, n yENBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. A. y. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ i'll front of the premises all that piece
parcel OF ian situated aid being in the District Of
Columbia. and known and described Lot numbered
three 80 in l. g Chspmars subdivision OF the nth
half o square numbered three hundred and thirty five
(5) the city of Washington together with all and
singular the appu-tenances rights privileges, improve
Inents, and other Entertainments the belonging
or In any wise appert1inInq
Terms of sale. One-t third cash. balance in and u
months Notes to bear Interest and to be secured by
deed of trust ali cash at option of purchaser Con-
veyarcing &C. at purchasers cost. deposit of 3lUC
required at time of sale Terms TO be complied with
days otherwise the trustees the rzht to resell
at RISK and cost of deiGulne purchaser after DAYS
public notice OF such resale in newspaper pub
Iished in Washington, D. c.
ISAAC l. JOHNSON r.
GEO. FRANCIS DAWSON.S Arus'eea
roI9-sOiSibS
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The Plague I'm EaAtefn Kentacky.
THE RAvAGn OF STRANGE AND DREAD DrsEAsr.

LoufsvItLE, November IS.
correspondent Of the Courfer-Journai sends
Information from Williamsburg, KY, concerning
eas s Kentacky and western Virginia. he ssys
that from the reports he has received the disease
appears worst In Harlan county. IN one neighb0r-
h ssar pal 81 @ On sa e
Harlan and Bell counties, the disease Is raging
with frightful fatality, and physicians and medi-
cines are unobtafhable. me epidemic 10 rapidly
spreading in Harlan county.
TEE NoxrH ATLANTIC SQUADRON At NEW Or
LEANs.-Rear Admiral Jouett, commanding the
North Atlantic squadron. has issued orders regard
ron, aiming TO have the vessels rendezvous at New
orleans participate In the ceremonies attending
fns :e Time Is Snen sa ae
all put sea- and the several vessels will then pro-
coed on such cruises as may seem advisable. All
the vessels will be ordered TO reach Hampton Roads
THE PRESIDENTS THANEsoIvMa.-The PFes1deAs
expects to spend hts Thanksgiving day quietly at
soldiers' Home, deyoting the greater part q the
able, however, that he will, according 70 his
custom, attend service In the morning at St
ron ruH NEW OxIsANs ExPosuiox. --cape BART
lett chief OF the hydrograhic once OF the Nary DE-
partment, has Just completed q perfect wooden
,s sa 6 ss SeT EaaA WA y
AmsuAs Massus OF rns ssock RxczAxos.-At
s sSs srs1 lea v the tclioaasG SssS wss
3 CeoEa a COOKED Ga, We pFesidSnE q. & PA.
Nm g s 8 Tcwsss osssS sssssssy; ss 4
b White, eas11ef, Nasional Netrppoetten haak: e.
: IelL d Dsii GO, end lewis {: 0aSaA & lSws
1oAasm = ca standing eeunasssa
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ON the ground OF insufficient evidence Gov
Cleveland has refused 10 exuradite Edward Morris
Charged With swncling Chicago jewelers. 70 the
amount OF 5000.
Lieut. John I. Kane ind Miss Fanny Randall
Brandreth, daughter OF Hon Geo. A BrandreIh,
and niece OF Hon. Samuel j. Randall. married
yesterday afternoon at Sing Sing, " \.
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FINANCIAL AND C0MMERcnAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana p. %. prsces
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to q. q. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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PROFESSIONAL,

properly treated bring constant strain upon the
herv"us system. and in time undermine the general
health causing irritsby Of temper and really UNIT
u,.s ole Tor the requis he duties of life DR. WHITE
son remove Corns with perfect and treat Bunions
Diseased Nal- re IN manner made skiiifui by PROPER
exIsr1ence fooins l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
iAstoh anu A. n Eutsw street. Baltimore. nl2
NIX AME PAW skL s1DENT, MANICURE AN d
AH SCk6EVN CHihOPODIST.- Finger Nails beau FL.
FED hsg Nails and Biting Naiis positively cured:
Feet successfully treated Single rrra meut either
hands or feet ST. Course Tickets sixteen visits GOOD
q my Washington, Baltimore or Richmond o1ices Si2
se Iarats Offices for Ladies and Gentlemen Rooms
AID D. s45 pennsylvania avenue nS.6rn
MAE BROOKE IkLI.S ALI. THE EVENTS OF
4N1 IlFE- All business contiderltiaI Iadee ana (3en
uesn - cents Zach ~ street. between lth and 6h
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AUCTION SALES.

T'HoNAs BOWLING. Anetioneer
SALE OF SINGING CANARIEs AND FANCY
BIRDS AT AUCTION
On EkIpAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1884 at ZEN O'CLOCK within my auction
rooms. shall sell about three hundred Canaries and
Fancy Birds. 1t
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. BALTIMORE Nd, November 26-Willian Gil
more, Baltimore rivet and spike works, made an
benefit Of his credtora The bond OF the turstes 10
$4,000.
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Anew COmmissto ncr 0f Labor.
The President yesterday maze out the couinis-
son OF John Fa5renbatch OF Cincinnati, as CON-
missioner OF the labor bureau.
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A Smallpox Epidemic In Ontario.
KINGSTON, ONT, November 26-Seven cases OF
smallpox are reported at Farnworth, ten at MArl-
bank, eight at Grtnvile, and several at Enterprise
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|
Local Notes.
Col. @. Il Edwards. the well-known bother, q
staunch democrat, agreed with Capt n n. Whit
ney 70 walk to Alexandria In the event Of Cieve-
lands election and carry the American Gag with
from Whsneys cider depot, az d street northwest.
Marriage licenses had been issued to-day at z
giving day as their wedding day.
Barber Ross have nled amechaLicS lien against
e Ruppert on sub. lots and 10. square 81, 70 -
The Commissioners have appointed Timothy
Donohue as private In the IRE department, d. c.,
vice henry Lambert, promoted TO take eject from
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARK.r. Queenstown, on
the Metropolitan Branch. 3. AMI o. r r. three
miles from the city, Lewis d. Means. prope,etor-
Monday, l53 cattle on the market, IS drve&to the
country for stock cattle, balance sold butchers
to ORDINARY. sto; sai old sheep ~ and and
lambs up o!d sheep brought from 70 Sc; lambs.
to &C.; COWS and calves brought from SIS to Sc;
per head state OF the market brisk.
SALE OF vERMoNT AVENUE PRopERrv-Messrs
tion for Nathaniel wilson and Francis H. smith,
trustees LOT 81 OF Evans subdivision or lots Ia IS
~ Il and IS OF kidwels subdivision OF square sl7,
TO Robert Portner, esq, for $4,000.
loughby, for Jesse Il. Wilson. receiver OF J. n.
Squier Co, nled suit In repievln against Clayton
McMlchaei. U. s marshal, and (. L. Powers and II.
v Boynton, for q certain Morrison safe Of the value
OF $500, taken by them July 10th last
MARRIAGE LrcENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court to w. L.
Wtllenbucher and Agnes Rakeman; A. B. Gr1ffith
ana Carrie E. Byran; Robert b. Smith and Katie A.
klug: Jacob Davis and Sophia Hamilton; James b.
Connolly and Margaret Burke; Harry T.lbert AMI
Julia HOlroyd; Daniel Shanahan and Ellen L. Kane:
Thos. Bowman and Louisa Grant; James IL Scott
der and Priscilla Talley: ]. Frank johnson
krey and Annie Cook; George W. Schaefer and
Mary Aendes: John Mcdaniel and Mary Bell:
Frank Onutt and Mary Cumbach; r. p Kelsey and
Rosa l. Holmes: Willie T. Norton and Mary S. Fet-
ton. OF King George Co., Va: Tbos B. Conneil, OF
Montgomery Co., Mo-, and Annie AItchson, OF
P. G. Co.. Md; Thornton Norris and Julia Smith:
Adam Simnacher and Annie Catherine Loeffler;
Amos Mason and Sibble Davis: John Henry Miller
and Alice {. Martin, OF Baltimore WIN. Goodrich
and Kate s. Lewis; Eugene L. Walter and Maggie
Iutier; Frank Dixon and Della Daggs; John rier-
buchen and Annie NJ. Feldvosa
RANGa OF THE THERNoxBrER-The following
We're the readings at the ONCE OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: an, 4i2: IL q N, 45l; pm, a.
Maximum, &C. i; minimum. 3s.o
$4,000 LIBEL SCTr.-W. J. Mober!y to-day
entered an action for libel against Charles Norton
laying damages at $4,000. The cause OF action Is
the publication OF card by Morton September 10th
INST In regard to case prosecuted by Aoberly as
attorney. In which he used language rejecting
upon Mr. Mooerlys CONDUCT and referring to his
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Contract tor Chilled Shot,


BosfoN November M-The chief OF ordnance Of
the u. s. army has awarded q contract for 1000
chilled shot to the South Boston Iron works. The
amount OF the contract is over sig 600.
Arrested for Passing Counterfeit Money
NEW YoRK, November 28.-Joseph Romero was
arrested to-day for passing counterfeit silver dol
lars and on being afra1gned IN court was held Tor
examination He was recognized as an old Of.
fender.
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TIE CASE CONTINUED or AcccCxf OF HIS pAcaa-
rms uLNEes-BAL RBDucBD 10 5000.
The case against the music teacher Prof Alex g
De wolowski, charged With committing rape on
his q year old daughter Isabelle, WAS called In the
Police Court this morning, and continued until
next Monday, on account OF the iDdtsposton Of the
complaining witness. Mr.. Carr1ngton renewed biz
application for O reduction OF bs1l nom $500 70
$1,000, which the court granted, ana the bail was
liked at 5000
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The Kings County Pendent iary Rsb-

NEW YORK, November 26.-Burglars last night
broke into the Kings county penitentiary and rob
bed the safe OF the shoe shop Of $4,000 which wa
brought there yesterday to pay OF the employees.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BAY HORSE. WILL WORK IN ANY
HARNESS, AND IS GUOD UNDE. THE SAD
DIE Ar AUCTION.
iso4 &c TWELVE O'CLOC L. in front of my Auction
honn1, snail sell the above horse. He Is splendid
PAGER under the saddle n26-2t
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NJ M10 q; MIR, foot q lIth sf.-Iong Wood--F1na
Ne9eo1; o. g; H!ckNy, 81 sewsd and Split
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APpoiatmsnss b. the PrssaAeut.
The President has appointed Cen n Anderson, Of
New York, 70 be Indian inspector, vice NJ r Barr,
resigned: ana ChaA r. Ashley OF New York 20 b
agent for the Indians OF the Color1to rfyr asSncv
In Arizona, vice John W. Clark reslgnad
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NJ. Charles 8 Soornees, VINO q wen Known M
Washington, telegrsphed his father, Senator yoor-
bees, to-day that he was elected as Congressional
delegate from Washington Territory BY from one
TO two hundred majority. Mr. voorhees, was the
democratic candidate, and the result OF the cleo
ton has teen In dispute senator voorhees, "a mar.
uraIly very much gratined at the success OF
Charley, who has, after q residence o. only three
years In the territory, overcome q republican ma
lorfty OF about a.QO
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A SORE THROAT Ii Soon RELIEVED oy DR.. Jayne :
Expectorant, an old remedy Tor Bronchial and Pull
mouafy disorders
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READING, Pa, November GA movement has
been inaugurated by the Eastern Pig Iron associa-
ton, OF which Henry 8. EckeTt, OF Reading, is
president. to organize general tariff club. IL Is
proposed TO include every Industry In the country
In the interest OF pro ection, as Eng,and's Golden
cluo was organized to disseminate free trade doc
tr1neS The intention is to effect general organi-
cation and unfcatiOn OF all industries In the In
terest OF home against foreign manufactures A
meeting OF the committee to deliberate upon plan
Of organization is TO be held in Philadelphia on De-
celpOer Sd,
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$4,000 LIBEL Surr.-W. J. Mober,y to-day
entered an action for libel against Charles Norton
laying damages at 5000 The cause OF action Is
the publication OF card by Morton September 10th
inst. in regard to case prosecuted by Moberly as
attorney. In which he used language rejecting
upon MI. Moberlys conduct and referring TO his
habits as diSSOlute.
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NJ. W1111Ax
Great ssls elegant garments ,ust purchased at
discount from regular prices A lot Of imported
oAKS,
in Silk Brocade. Velvet and Plush.
SuK WRAPS S17 to sas, worth from SOS to $40.
SEAL PLUSH sAcQuEs at sA5. worth GEO.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS in snk Brocads and Malta.
lasss ct prices below the cost Of Importation These
are fine earrnenta Ouch bargains sometimes occur In
January. but never bsfors offered in November.
Ladies who wish to purchase wal call and ind them
- advertised
'R1cn AND EtRaANT MILLINERY.
so7 fenasyavaniaav ava :. Trsv1ss. parfa ma
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RANGE OF THE THERNoxBrER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: an, 4i.2: IL q N, 45l; pm, a. g
Maximum, &C. 1; minimum. 395
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MoSEy, MosEy, MoxEY,


a 5 PRATT K SONS
n. INSURANCE. LOANS AND REAL. ESTATE.
4Dl 9TH STREET
Money to loan on real estate. 5000. $4,000 $1,000
hand n26-6i 8
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Dark bays IN Tombstone

During the past vcol. one after anoth-
er Of the great honnuzai which have
made the reputation oi this mining
camp as mining oenter world wide,
have tuapcu lied operations, and where
but few days since the pick and blast
OF the busy miner roverberated, all II
now quiet; aud the pondorou. engines
that once raised their precious loads
from the subterraueon treasure houses
with lightning rap,dity, no longer move
like Things of life at the bidding OF the
engineer, but rest as solitary nnd appar-
emily as disconsolate over the situation
of affairs in this diotr,ct as the most
thoughtful and inlercated person among
us. But though mining was our grent
industry and It's cessation our death
kuell, our troubles we're not 10 cease
with il, Tor to clap the climax, Hudson
4 Co, the great banking ii,m Of this ter
,itory, closed their doors aud announced
to their patrons by means oI plaeard
in the window that they had made an
assignment for the teneiit OF n! con-
cerned, Tombstone Epiilih
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A Charm that Fa,el

The su't OF u prominent y Dung railroad
man IN Savannah, Ga, against female
neeromancer for obtaining muuey under
false pfetenses is exciting much interest
in that city, The young maa, who goes
in the beat society, had long been pay
iug truitleas attention tu one Of the best
known young ladies' OF the city, Reading
the offer oi the female necromancer to
produce love betweon discJrdant hearts,
he conauted her. She agreed ior SO
to make tho young lady love him, the
money to be paid in installunents on the
appearance OF different signs Of
success. lie paid the first installment,
which was to set the spirits to work.
They wouldn't work at th,t price appar-
emily, aud the sorceres5 demanded the
second installment Ia put the spirit
world in motion ag,n, The Spirits then
struck for the whole amount, and the
young lady's heart WAS a. hard ~ ever,
The young man 0woke to the folly oI
his course, and his threatened suit
against the sCrceress ngitutes society be-
cause it would bring the name OF the
young lady into unpleasant publicity.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REFuRTED BY GlLErrf, GIBSON 4 WOOD,
EXAMINERS or TITLES
noNNElANnns -MAY n. lss4.

''' ' - HAH'N'fsf - . '''i '~f'r
" Mcdonald to \ keir . acroo side Wash
in.tou st; .i0u
SWooisto e. B,o0a-L5ts and %, b,l 3,
Orchard tract; SllJu.
II 6 Bennett 10 Lantershim Lot %, blk
! Bennett tlst, s421
Grover to Einlly \ sossWeI-NN lot II.
Ut {, IN 10. =, bjk o. ihs hiIui tract; SOS.
Pomona q 90 OF \ Henderson Lot s,
bik Isl, DoMuuas SluHu
u liatttl t. u q t',tiHheIi,p- lot -, IN
j q BotneS sralt 81 on
Aou.ton 10 j "unsf- Lot L., hlk a. Moul-
tons adj; 100
\ D rc!leder to j,aun, oleucut uni OF ,ot
n side C1minvrH.ai 81 s'su1
Mary } Wright To- No l. a llomon h. lsj 1t
square IA NE co btE 20, urd's surrey; sIaaO.
j l. pater - Ridges lots L. . ant 10. tia
tcrs subs o. M4sstck tract; -iI'..
Pl9tcf 90 Ahs i4yeil lots blk I -ama
subd, e2lg
JEPlator 70 Air. Mc yaiant-Lot :. blk /,
same suld, .sa
I Adams to I / Barnett Lot in Los Nietos
sac
3Isry a Nadalu 10 + s,adeiu i see -
ami II +.t 2J 1 9S. Itl3H;
} Bulls % u nui',s Lots e, d. &. s, 10 tni
8. bik Il ami ~ Il h LiE 10, Il ., aud " OF bik
=, lIIl acres, NiiTiIpuu =.
aE liyhM1uJ 30 Auo,Hia " Chdhb- lot 10.
II, : & DoNhsy tt.tl, 5lau.
- tiaIl NH1 a. iiutLIat, 10 llurt s ii"lmaII=
W 35t II o. bot 4Hi .. u tt of lot g. - a. ltrag
suhd d bib ~ t tt ~ orr surrey. -.
4 L forl aaou L. { EttuH-l1t, 0. anl IT, Lit
y, Bit ~ ys.it trtct. -.dt-
q + u bite fIti q 20 lIuiluI.Ii 10 q u b, ,ui
Hls 1ss, Pomona q
s-..A raudG f.sl T. Ssit.e Lr4sbsod "a So
UCgt- pslD,alt u i.I ). ttt. af.fH.II. -lIup.
jam T. Hestas t'iI " staI lot Is, biz g.
Huu-r trace 1870
vii W..a5.aa T., e rem,u.b4m lots 80
aud = N4lEuilt ANT II i.sHl,.h tf5.tt -,nu
81 da i'-I-i q runcsit=t1n % de Maritime
ElE -, lutaHI#s5
Hpstau,t, tsa.H TO J. S ri.iJ Lot tet trp,r
-iiHard -.# H.. sf. "a.
EHf'lI T. III 8 -lu.- ss.nil lt la-i.
.tat U+ri,ti- L'nH Aa~'ntvJ st."tt "
OF ~ snd S uiaH iui NJ sex /, rs 4. l.
"a ~, s12uJ.
5 eFhta - B1 la#= ,teg - %. M,r-
te'fs s1hi o. E ,tc. tract. i'.l lut - hh j. Pa
Ter suhi ri .t. -t"j -.i#E#sIltl
FAGll-pu#a.4 j. W Na=f @. Nss ri.ne
DnFJu,u E-f' ul 8. 5ul N lot j." bunker
h ~ tf,ci.
sI,st t-.aa=-n nmuftfen O. l.tia i.l. wooi
--1i.3J e,tC. #lt. d. uHs-.f. 20 -.d. %.
- Wool C. Ir = .. I=t..H, lt-Ilas sfi.u- Lot %
Lauta i5H4lu . q ~ f!llmu4 stHi Or5t4g j
flafhs Itttas 3l5 o. ittrts lt to san Aufun1.
I. lyts ~ a8i a ~. .. sisreuo Nines ard tract "
:ss II a ~ saHd W. II Of lot :. o'Me,uaf
Bqiaae re.a.ps TO IL Witch . acres il
81 ut ''s H=zs 2 a = b. ii ". @s.r'.
CS l.ul 5f4i s. %, .ns sii.. ~ II ita-bs terisI
Church !-a ct II e.. i.ls. rja u, l. L a
5 stralm o. s.sma caufsa saline as last
Matt. li,lasu8 tY 81 HpHui B. oi 4
acres OF s r s-3l9, -. h la ~ irL
Jf H. .ru- ~ :. Il pa.au suI a E.upan= 80
acres in ~ q rdlu,a ,6v
IL Eeaneig tiD v ttaham Lots 70 and 81
Ross ffIci; Bot
Jn blLpi To Nsr, ! liiia.u Lots and =, ia
k,r tract, raaadrH; zlia
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COWS,

No. Stow, "Mizpah" fine light gray fawD:
dropped Match 9th, 1919. Sire. Mahomet 2Jly.
Dam, Fantsit 4lGs: large. rich mixer; gentle
and kind; very beautiful anj syinmetric,l vf
pah was stld by ". u. Dinsibore, OF Dutehess
county, N. Y, Tor the sum Of $500 when IL
years old seiNed by iniorluck Oh March Jlst,
1854
No. e-cow, "Pesta, solid light fawl. Sire.
Blythe s3i6. Dam, Golden Dowsger 20, se6; rich
yellow skin; great butter producer and mixer,
almost cream itself COW OF great PROMISE; u per
feet gem; now served by Blythe LthelotM 20,
| lisa. q Teat grand dam soli 10y W u. uins-
mrre. Of Duchess county, N. u, ipr the s,iuh
| of SiS01 when IL years old. Fred by =. j. lar.
retto OF the Forest Grove Jersey Farm, oTney.
| No tow, "Aneora;' color solid gray fiwn;
dropped December lith, 1880 Site, California
Gold Dust IL, ss5 aud he is an Alnhea bull Dam.
Fan all 4lGs. and her dam sold for $50 when
| IL years old. The family strain cannot be boat,
| yellow skin; very gentle; a very promising and
| beautiful animal; too much cannot he said in
| her praise Sired by Caifornis Boy March lst,
1854. Bred by =. ). B,rretto, of the Forest
Grove Jersey stock Farm, ci Downcy
No. S.-Cow, "Nictorina; color, solid iawn,
dark tinge: dropped December 9th, lSs'; ser, ID
| by California Boy, Januniy 10TH 1884. sir,
| Blythe, sSi6 Dam, Liz lie BarrettO % $50; an
extraordinary fine promising cow five eselltch-
eor rich and great mixer; noted for her butter
quaitie-; lier l reat grand-dam Sold Tor sls0 ;.
| Br, d by n J. Barr,tto, Of the Forest Grove Jer-
sey Stock Farm, of Downey.
No. 0.--Cow, ems" .,s;,; soil lvht fawn;
dropped October LIST, 1873, bred by +. II. SNan,
ot Long Island. N. V. Site. handsome $40
Dam, Helena hudson 203 hnc family COW
This COW was selected by MIR. Bar,.ttp az one ol
his foundation stock. alter exaniii ing various
herbs; selected expressly for her breeding
qualities; believed to be the best breeder in Cali
furnia.
No other stock will be admitted at this sale.
The above stock will be on exhibition one
week previous TO the day OF SALE Their milk is
almost cream itself, and a noted fact. they will
milk the year around. THE. ORIGINAL STOCK
was Imported intd this State by +. }. Barrett 10
aud selected by him nom the finest herds of
Jerseys in the world. 1he pedigre OF each AM
nal IL recorded in tile American jersey Herd
| Club Book.
We invite slockmen, dairymen, farmers and
others 10 attend this sale, even II you do not
wish TO puIchasc. This presents a good oppor
tunity for all parties that wish 10 improve then
| stock.
NoTE-At an Auction Sale In New YORK th,
bull calf Of Eurotus. only seven weeks Old sold f,l
$4,000. Bull Pedre sold for fiO, 100 The same
amount wa. Oft red for the COW Bomba and re
fused. For further pirticulhrs enquire Of +. j.
Barr,tto, Esq Downey Forest Grove or u
aps3td JOlIS q. BELL, Auctioneer.
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Prescott Miner Items.

The size for the proposed smelter nj
Copper Basin has been already eKcaval-
ed aud prepared.
The Lynx Croek hydraulic werkers
are cleaning up today. Tue output II
i. said, will BE- Tie largest ever rep9ilrd
from thai ssct.oi'.
Coionel treeuxcil, who has just re-
Turned itoui tbs hassayainpa, reports
the pankirk mine, IN that district. os
rapidly developing into very valuable
property,
The proposition 10 connect jerome
with Camp Nerda. u distance ot twenty
five miles, BY "a Telegraph ur telephone
line, has been subuitied to the authori-
ties at Washington.
A biz strike II large body af low
crude paitua ufe sas ihst been mtde ~
The Buzxiid aud Eayon, ane oi the DO
sors proup ol l,ine-. The ore averages
about ai2l to the Ton.
Mcssrs. T.. y. Bowers ard = J Fisher
have lust purchas cd 70 mead "f i aud Z
Thoroughbred huli-. which Have arrived
nt Aah Fork aad viii soon he placed
upon the tauges ia Aqua Fra and skull
valleys
Mr. Tom Winslow, Just from Hack.
berry, - here lie has been dong some
proapecting, tells rs that the MeCrackin
mill ia doing good work aud That mining
Interests are looking up ia that action
OF Mohaye county.
The Lawrence mine, Agu, Fra dis
trlct, ia destined TO sine day proye one
of the best payinl properlios ~ Arizona.
Doring The last Niuior, Jack Lwhr its
owner, hasfunk depth oi lofty teet
and ,,l % out forty tous u sulphidc u
copper ore, which goes a. nigh as ."OO
Ia silver.
Had Turkey Creek the good fortune
TO lnll into the hands oi such men as
Fair and Maekey, Norihtrn Arizona
would witness II boom that would r,val
the palniesl days ol The tomstoek, lhe
latsst strike reported ~ the district is q
thrcs-fbnt body oi sjo1 ore On tho hrst
extension OF tie piue Srfiug mlne, be
ing the property oi Measfs Powell and
Ross Tho Pine spring itsoli is said to
have never locked better. Native and
horn silver rock taken from it, ioioot
level gUea over $1,000 to The ton, and
plenty Of II in sight.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

vibrator sepsrator. sGiueh cyllnner. with
de r.ck fotk and table aud T. borse PITTS power
Nitr IseksDn's lf-faeier VIII he sold f3f cash
at 500 Adtiiess JOHN D. NoUNG
myp In y. - Box 72,, Los Angeles. Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

The old reliable store of G. 7. Heinze.
man is still headquarters for drugs aud
medicines. lie has full line of patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

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wholesale agents lan6 ly