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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

10 Arnet:-
l have the honor of knowing Mayor
Grub; was connected with the Sanger,
fest; was Honorary President; l had the
pleasure Of meeting Mayor Grub there
on both evenings; in consequence
Of having my family at the r.nk
/ was debarred from the pleas
ure of being in the company of the Mayor;
| do not know whether the bar was licensed
or not; ] recollect that, after repeated re.
quests for water to be brought to the stage
the president Of the Fest extended an inyi.
tation to the Mayor and myself to 90 down
stairs; ] vas ike the distinguished editor
of the Baltimore Americas, who, when
travelling through Europe, found the water
scarce and very bsd-I accepted; the
Mayor drank two glass of beer; would
like to say that, when the foam vas blown
of, it would take half dozen of them to
fill an honest glass; his condition was per
fectly compatible with the dignlty.of his
position; know he was perfectly sober.
To Hubbard
There were entertainments on two even,
ipgs.
: O. Mr.. Pollock, did yeu, at any time,
tell Porter Smith that you saw Mayor
Grub indeeently drunk at the Saepger.
fest or at any other placer
Al Arising and facing the attorney
Mr.. Hubbard, permit me TO say that my
presence here this evening. after ignoring
three summons Of ibis committee, is solely
because | was infoTmed this morning. that
there had been statement made here last
night that l bad furnished information Of
the character described 10 the Chief of Po-
hes l wish to emphatically deny any such
statement Facing the committee Mr..
Chairman and genil, men Of the committee:
II desire to say that when l ignored the
summons meant no disrespset othe com.
mittee remaiEed away simply from q
feeling of adherence that such disgrace-
fol investigation should be permitted in
this city. Il is injurious to our city and
humiliating to our officials. and results in
dragging mass Of nnssenly STUFF before
our people. am surprised that such q
thingis permitted. [ApplAuse
CHARLES HAMILTON.
] know Manor Gruhh and pcr4er Smith
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

AUCTIoSEER HERyEY yesterday sold at
the front door Of the Court House, Q piece
Of property situate on the corner Of Thirty.
eighth and Eof streets. The purchase was
made by s. P Hildroth at 81 -2lO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-21

MEssRs. BELL and Boyst, Who gave
such 6ne exhibition of fast sksting at
the AIhAmbrs rink last Saturday night
have been reeDgsged for two aights next
month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
SAT aAHrA dAIA

AZ ies hozss vss askser.
AnS To Sra o1rz1za ~.
ws~r, frooa TAR p res ae1rasy.
Case 3ovz o Hei -
And Er-ss r1aH4 man.
Ext tesxIbAs scrzs~ez,R.
Dropp~c fsso tie roon
N11 q wslk tat - ssscefaz-
Ia 4Dvn 10 sane. baxesnS.
Asd szz1 111S. AID 51zcz-a.
Ase Sseket siG&if - r1tcSGs szr
u s<zs&-
go. so- BE- keps &C.
IA Il oarssin9 vTts chesr-
~Gos6. ssIs1nsc. gay ssiidren.
Glad eAlsdren. sc eere
Ihav. beo19rt yo1 s1e sollz.
And zzy x-1c>zsL A1c rf1Gs.
ss2k's aka Ard bright skates.
Arc a ss<r Of food snznSs
hare br57sht . vsoee ssektzl-
A peexsaL e.eEf7l
Coza hEsser. ooaae ei=aer, so1s
hitter zc6 sco>se-
10 10 VIA: . fhs?
way. lacy are al .<teer
Bat tnsEr s-scEsx are -,
And ny presents sili xsep.
So, N With TIE ean6ses-
Tke b.eoks And ne toys,
Al tie goodies I have
For tie esod ziris Ard boTs.
III ran tsens, ked ian thea.
And EAEz shem, and cram then.
Al th4 ssoeEicss vIll aoic vnIse
ths tired ereAssra E1ocxe-
do 30 Hs~ tasy'l laugh
Weee thsy oy>o thar eyes
Ia m soS ] sizc
ssasd go their surprse
Bas I'll give one kass.
And shen 1ass - q.
10 Do : ilsfse paaL
Dos ny ersash naks yo1 eoaSh
Doo't VERY III sksrry.
Be % II . harry,
So poo may al sseep % While !
fnlsh ny sr7lss-
And tie vails his rocnd shoulders
Esps daekIa9 and dsefina
And hss llrfle fat fingers
Keys sackrax and ssakna.
Until every stsckInx
brA9sd s1s % sns val.
As II 70 vsre bursting.
And ready 10 fail
And ttea. al as sase,
VITA . vhisk and whistle
And szisszns hi0se2f
Line socxh BIS 81 araztie.
Re bounced zp a9Ala-
Like tie oo8a Of . tbsseie,
And asshinx vas eff oGs the prlats
u I'm sho<s-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
LITTLE nae. ruR yEwEIER--

A z-=As many 2ecSts s1z2k i1.s D
-zzse I VS. sE<sc1sS - ia .cerz3 sass
! 80 s1ur=.y csosrs. OGk -s11 = oSs
me -ass. ! clam 10 12T= Tie oess
ssocr q 31s goods = tie =ssE sos14s,
zasch 7 al sex1a2 u a5s1a- Is sscss
prles f1z< FoG uII pzs fer p4asez1 o.
gold .runs FOODS. and - a. zEczsense1sf
% pc-cezsers ] s1E give every lScy
orylcx gvs< g. 1aE.s pa s1sz ~
Carr. Hattie. Mage sse- DzAEzoZ1s-
goods a. s~ss ssA1 ea~s- d e No
LAcszzL-x. 81 Erpcs street ael0 X
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
AssstxeEuExr EtrRaseDtNaRY.

EAvIzz Iass - 4 DaEnL1csrs ssock Il
goods FOE shs E.sii3aF trace 5Ss6 from
the Eastern xn1 ,Az FrAaeEsco markets.
I an preparei 20 sGIs ssl Customers oSSE
Z -1aIIty AID prise E-pec.aI atte1sls1
meat Of DIsnoz6s. Watches. e1Arsz
Jsgslry CT al Kinds. -Ol plate goods,
trc1a sae besr n.nzf Actz-srs. Leuai-='s
,eiebrasec Opera Glasses. ossl .ss IA.
assor1rens Of al GODS certain Ii 10
ny E1e- A. HAxzEs, Y=sier-Lear Bio.k-
Frocr street dele
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
SEATTLE
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
tsnnrTurxke< Ea.t~r rhs hsws & w.ssr
saxssa Tsr~ssSrT-
Capital Stock, 500, 600

TssUx TO NxS IN HEALTH WARD
rers1scxfss - IS sz9 prfvxse rccrn Ger
t1f1cAss& - Sc per sanzzA lnsu<sHg ruon.
oaar4 n1-snE use9hct1sA MEDICAL Al
szr<sc& trssr1ent IN o&ss 81 xieknesH q
.ztsEy. Good. asa ss Pcrx,.z1 6enxral
aaspsEAA
Prvsre parseats siAzsez er ssnsssneaa
AZ raosserzte rssss
Jana VI. Carrsa PressAezf; J. r. Ne
tsonAs4 NscS~ Press3enf ]. Loass ~
arer and NNns<rr. Z Csrnsr II n
Messssl zn4 sa1Ssea s1p<riss~assena a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

VII De pad 20 Al uho uas =nfer tie
1-I1 A. -4z~s-sers fer Fzz FEEz IoSz-
Live Agents waited = every ssEr and
district n tee Territory A pager VII
5e 3A.szG FREE % szcry cEe s-n'11rz L.
tEe raE>s Of I've sew szo-crio-rs-
Ts-1s & sszts per north So PER
ress A5c-sss Eoxxa NJ EELL- cesf-se-
Wac " 1es
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

HASDsoNs DTsPLAT-A psrsou can
hardly pasi So. Te-ier Lesry block On
Front ssrees vltaoas noslcia9 iee arsI =
sically arranged Display Of seadEsar n
the oea1EIf1i soow-gIad0~ n frscE Of
Charles GosdsseIn's establishment.
Among toe immense eDllecrE)u shers
dlsCtsyet are childrsn's pi1sa Tam
OTseansers. ehIldrsn's Jersey caps. fog
boys and glys. snIl3rsn's aserases1
eaps. gents sealskIR says, for men AID
boys. and a EAfRe variety Of sce latest
styles n holiday hAts n soft and ssif,
Rea.s' ssnokInG CAPS, paIInAn GAGS. etc
Inis season Mr. Gol6srsia II making a
specially Of ine six umbrellas which
Are always acceptable presents N this
country, especially darinz the winter
season Orders fror distance are
coming n and 5y nearly every steamer
Mr.. Goidsseta ships Eocds 20 VsrISGs
points co the SQUAD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE SIlEousNESS.

Jc1oC- Prison Lo7veI, Sehr.. writes
i wzs z-z1eAs'l via B.lasCs Fever. waich
MS followed o Jn11lsee- / vas 30
dangerously T. XIX ny friends iespai-ed
q Nv recnve-v- / commenced taxing
ATsr's C1c5a--ie Fil-s. AMI Soo1 rszzined
nv customary strength and vigor- feel
certain tha- I owe 1lE recovery 20 your
.nva.sahls Pl-..-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE FOB PILES-

Plies are treq1eEsiy prescribed b7 |.
senss 0f seizns - she back lcIos sz6
boSer part Of she abdomen. eazsIcz the
pAslens 10 =apposH aa AS sorce A4ectIsn
Of tie kidneys sr lsiznoorTug organs.
AZ tines syupsaus of Iac-zes-11l ars
prssers. tas1Esncy. areasInsss Of the
stomach. ETC. A uaisxzrs. Ike perspI-
rzxs0o- proS1cI1z = very dlsaS-sean4e
Iscnilx. after getting VAIN, - 4 eDn-
moc attendant BlInd. Bleeding and
IsrnInz Plies yield a. occe 10 sns appli-
casioa Of DR.. Bosanzo5s Pile Remedy.
vhien acss dlfectig apoc she paris a.
the Lntense itching and sfsctin2 per
marent c1re- Prlce - cents- Address
tue Dr. Bosarko Medicine Co. PiGzA-
ONO. Sold os l. B. S-xxAzr- sv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
I "a The fsss ssernwaeeie
-. JOSEPHINE

-. D \ HOW ARD. Sole Owner
y, rom esztss. car sae Ca5rsS ssx.,..
MAJ "a kAOssts 4AaA4- z1Akia< ser.,-
ssss 1.ss % Seattle LeaFtax sea-
2esx every Monday zz6 Friday ussr, -
VII scueh a. PER- ssasai ss1- ss~-,.s--.
o uelsnL arriving ~ Safvls IA -.
eseernson rex1rrssz< vi care Yssl,--s
$50 a = SgAncx every Tuesday A.
5000 aslEzanz. tzki1x ne nal a.
z - GaAasola Tor ; Ah.sck sad C-as91 C'sr7
Ise Sea s1.sr losepeias vii lsase sea
-ss-E-s-sy. - r. sss@@pnsr--s 80 s--ssrb~
I'D -scs8ys ors1ers s8r xz.y pSinEs Ho.ssss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
Tssa, vsser and railroad lsnes. .xss

Tssai vsser and railroAd Hnes. III 3
AddIssoes 10 he railroad lines daring
the year were The Cen;sryiise and she
Cotfax branches, and t1s exsension
fron NeschAm 10 Hrntin9ton, 12fI
miIss Q total Of I'd nileA
fhe equipnent Of The railroad lines
tnaiudss "a locomotives, 30 passenger, 4
mail and erpress and 9 baggage ears.
a2 box, 80 stock, - dat asd Is o.
boose ears, 5 Official ears And 1 service
tara
Ths Ocean Divisioa enploys 5 steam
err and one coal barge The River
Division eqaipDeas insladss 3 steam
boataL steam launch. 10 bargss aad Z
vharfbossz ; also locomotives, : paa
ssneef ears, - box, S3 dAs and Ga
boose cars on the Cascade PORTAGE
Ths sArnines and sxpenses OF all the
lines we're a. follows
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURssyMAs AT 0oHh

A ssou n ssch soe takes hs paace.
6fAa1pa osalAs sg saying srace;
While kzfis Goes a. ssiE - rssse.
Esse anxis0 vAIss fsf s<zpsEAs dice
Than VIA sharp knite se eats dawn
nat Chrissnas turkey. fas and efsvu-
And eli the good thinzs rs1sd they pass
To .AaanIna. chatting lad and lass- =
Al hons 90 every CHRISTMAS Day
shocie gather every ocs Who may.
And all tie general Joy pfo1sse.
By mira scd soag and asesd0te-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

MuxxARoIz AND ST. PArL-rhs So
srss Aavs hssa al ctaased. and The ~
sarns shsv . ssnasesai xrswsk IN tie
t~ss ssa>s IL Aszn>sr<a surisw she
year Aeoas snSins, 81. Psai aoins q b.
d IA tes esssee e shs svoA n Bad
tn4 tnspsetor Of N1arespolis rpcprsw
S0 usv Acasrs psf ar dzrsnx - va,
"a . eoss ef tssS4.lsA Axsin~s xssl
hca1se in lSS& ~ . soss Of t-Ht 40
ths 81 hsl Iuapessux reqorss $50
eseso = ,cee. ezils a coss q a. isS.-
Ro ssefrM 80 n ise& q syms q g.
Asa- D1xias sAs pax fss ys,srs 81
Rssl 81 sc~cssd Ia IL u<v hcu.Susr Mr.
ssae 80 HlrA D1rsne - ssra> A.
80 - Rsal psaf % .Asas aeu hco~ {
S&9AfE: xtnrescaA g. W 60.
- . nmSunaess - tell shseh sf sa< sulu
s<sa>s y oo<az ne Rreas vorx- Firm
ese srpsAfs 10 Be, aad tAsa 90 sse<r.
nsWesr ~ nag -. tAsxr sooesn~Ii
grvwse dzrta4 tAs pad ten yeers hSs
nsee ~ uon sspsa ever sssn n sas
osssec Ss.seA % M vonA sss ssea
sxeep<isx 0seaee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

CURE rEaoaCHE.

Esss5sches r. Usually izalzce,5 ~ eos
r1vsnsss. lzzsii-esSiol- foul stomach, or
sEae- 8--zz-eEen-s e r1s Gi-ssJive So
III. AMI nay BE- eaSfv eE-et. % he Use
e Ar F-s- NJ Mary Il Scoct.
P1r.41si. NJ writes Il had suffered
9-sa1sz-v from SEX Heasiachs. and
t1oE-1r Ezvssf iacurshie. Disorder az
Ire stomach eaz,ss'i L. Ayers Pills cured
r,e srrsrzIr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE INDIGESTION.

Avs-'s PIlIs 1T df-ectiy On the di-ssrlve
an assIr-i laeiive organs. influencing neaIra-
fGl actioa- .-zspar-i1S strength. aud era.!!i-
eating disease g. W Mooney. waHa
W2.la- y. T writes. - have suffered
rom Dyspepsia aaI L. t-1ubEes for
years past I found Eo ARMAMENT relief.
until ! commenced taAln- Ayers Pills.
Sairh aave etscte,! i complete eu-s.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
A.ea,Ils ssslsan

Expsndisarss for rzilroad sscsfras-
siea durins shs ysax anasnased % a.
sxtsssioa of ne B<ssr Ctsy DEvisssn-
Expsndiszrss f1r snsw sqatpne NJ vsrs
S06. Tbs Bauer CtsY brasss vas
ssnp5seed 10 . epnnsafisa VITA the Or
ego seexs Lins 90 DeaL izs. Ise4. CIV
ma The esmpAny ssspad aasies To sas
Rsss- Tbs r.pAss O sas Coaan ssA 4
Paio1sa rod Usrs ssmrss<sd aad thAs
liza sDsrzse1 ~ tAas sB@cazy frozen
Aas- L.. ssA stncs tAs sin . sf The
year tas sx1seMEon sf fhia Bns fr0m
CSsfax % Mssspw. f1&ao. - nlies. hax
hssn saopssssd TAs srlg ses linss
nav ssussneiasse see q brzzeh from
ssxrna14 N Psmersy. 81 mikes. and oos
frsra Cak<zx ~ Fsrz1nassa. Is nlles
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
TAX NOTICE

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TIE Dup lc2se Assessment -gH u Aiag
ce1azy for me y-ar tss5 i ao~ "a my SOS
stsssEo1 for TIE COLLECTION OF sae saxe-
tneref2 leTiest SAID taxes vii De 1eiin,
sas.nr an me AsE day Il UA.eember, lss5.
- . . CLOCK ,. n and I1Atsss paid 2rioc
thereto Se1 5eF esu4- VII be sds.esi % ne
Al, r11s thereof A. penal y. and Interest,"
charged A. TIE rate Of twenty per cent
per Aan1Ez- from date Of szll as3Iency IN
n paid said taxes Ar uayaASe * sne
oe1ce 81 The County treasurer. u -eas-I.
during GEsice hours
6sQ .. HILL.
County rr-szHrsr
Seattle. sept = fss5 srssfEsrrI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE PILES.

Piles Are induced by hahirual snrsrina-
tiou. debility, indigestion. or nors,d
eocsIrlon Of the liver. 4 cure = BEST
Effected By the Use Of Aver. Pills. t,bn
Lazarus, ST. john v. B. writes. e Wis
cured CT the Piles BY the Use Of Aver,
Pills They aot oaly cured NE Of taat
'tisag-seahIe Eisory:er, but gave ne ar-
lie and health
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

On Cocscrr nHxrrSa-As he us<t-
iae ~ EVENING" a srasna,ss uss 49,
81 rcsapcoiax sans for paving cixv
eexss spA Esersaxy Ssa. lSk A fre
~ - satGsk psNssd q sAs surssr
e fsarsA Aa1 JeAscsca ssrr,sa r..
80. ereerea pasd - foiioss- A. Psal-
- 4A ~ Akzeu o. - Rassmsn
fsads ti&fS. J. @. HID tN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

"a . IS1LEPS WEARF ON
L y ss-nsstAy and 5AEarday. returning
AA1rsu3g AaG AaaGAT. calling A. stan
wool : zzA-1.lT. Aass Landing. Skax-t
ny Mount F@raon. star. ~ aad Al n
sernef. are pclnEs Anove. For s-eixhs or
2assaSe apptT IN board IT a GEDRlsF
Hk-FER on me wharf mi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

Black Diamond Coal sy the sou er
ear load foos Of Spring street w. J.
BzYAyT. Local Agent P.O. Box "a. IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism y among he aosr ra,n.,t
Of The Disorders arising t-ara yiriata.,
Blood And eeE1lgsuezr Of the 4irssr,v.
.rie hillary organs Ayers PfIs -aisy.
and er-s Rheumatism wasn other -.r,--
dies tail- $ u Spencer. syracuse. Y
writes: vas confined % ny bed. WIN
RheuaarSI1- three months. but, A.
using few boxes Of Ayers Pills. sera.p.
vel E.aa.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

Accident and Fire Ias1rza,e- BAN
cHAzp 4 PARTRIDGE. Agents. cs5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
CURE couT.

= Lansing. Forkers. v 7. wrr.,
Recommended to ne ~ n cur. r,.
enronic Coscivsress. Ayers Psls sav,
relieved ne ret oaiy rom -ha- --aUb..
eGs aiso run 6Iout- II every victim AZ
The disease would heed GUY chres x,r,t.
Of ri1e, l could Danish GoGt rom he
ianc- Those wory!s would De. .rv
Arsrfi PrIs,-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

A fev fasss Of inseesss Are gathered
froD the Last annual report at the Ors-
goo Railway 4 SAvi9Asioo Codsny.
AZ the close Of The IAss iscal year. jane
%. lses. snia company woxked sos fol-
Bosinz xsnspoxsasioa hnss ~ rail and
vAser
KiLes
Steamer line, Portland to San
fA0ei+co. ...-s---.- nss-9
Puget sozrd steamboat illness. xS 0
Columbia rivef steamboat lines $50
Iosal water Iiass--.. $500. Is75.o
Railroad Ines
Portland - Riparis- Gl.0
Bodies y1nesion TO Dsytos $50
WAIlA WailA to Eae Aooak'n- 1913
Pendlessc 30 Csnservis3s III
PaLonR Jnncsion 80 ColfAx. sc-s
UGasiEls to HznsnGtoc Ills
1913
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
LOTS FOR SALE.

NICK cLEss M ExsIDEsCELors
y u ~. Aasls~xs Aaa1 Ezxllsr's ses.s-
s1ae& Essss ssss~fy sar-h>snr n sara
a. Sa4 81 s.ea sar sass shsaa. IN ~nsT
ssrszA fsgzsr. 20 SxsJ EURsTHl- sIRxe
go g a. Essvmsa. sppI fszsrr-L<arY
9slesf1sx ar Is se&zs<.nen sszrxAea2 n
t-.z.a1s zsxseEy. "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
IS. y NI-xpax 49,

w. p MCsRos. Master
III save ssat = On Tuesszyx a Z
!. n. Tor Cozsesdzs. Cssala1iT. Is-roa,~~
49,. eAAszse &ad whAscol lsxgs
1919 sa frtszy4 a. q n. szr Coupe-
"a md W hascum
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25

Al cur books we're ooa1ht IN the
East from tse publishers direct. ana
many tons Of them we're shipped
Aro0ud Cape Horn BY clipper.
sayizz sIxty-dve dollars sS5l per
soa n frsighs. Consequently We
certainly can sell as loger rates
than any other dealer IN this town.
aud se justly claim that cur books are
sold, IN general &C lower rates th2z any-
where else en- The Pacific coast G.
DAvHs. i22 Chsxry ssrees and rs
Front street deli dv
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WAGON.

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IUKLT tSEoaNA-Ios--Aayo ce visa
ING 20 purchase books Of any kind, pho
tozrzpe and Autograph Adams, scrap
books and irst class pocket books viii
do veil 80 examine our stock before
having. We vi. sell opera marine and
large reading glasses. geld pens ard
holders, and albums at especially IoS
prices Al our Protestant prsFer
books - rast, and our Catholic PRAYER
books ss greatly redgsed rates Also
diaries fos lss6 AZ very los prices. OR
nes and large stock. shipyed around
Cage Horn. Is igss received Many Of
these goods are offered a. lover prices
than they can Dc bodzht AZ retail any
shere else II the United States This
lass assersioa Is srro1Q. aqs Ne behave
| Is 20 be tue. Also believe the rsadsr
vii De conviEced Of It's truth after q
call AZ osr store, rs Froas street
G.. DAVIES i Co.
p. S.-Ds not forget taas vs have
moved trsm Cherrv street TO Fruct. be-
tween Cherry and Col1m5ia- aslS DIV
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Sold BY all Druggists
erz7aFr- % Dr J. & LsweH Na.-, A.
For sale AZ a0esale A ~TE~AET PRINT .rraar 50
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FOR TIE UPes9 sxacsT,

sFEAWs.Ek Au.ElOAD rRAVE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18

The notorious "Abe" Buzzard and the rest
of the ''Buzzard gang" including Abe's BROTH
er Ike" George Brimmer, John Frankfort,
John Lippincott, James Clifford and AleXan-
der Lehman, who escaped from the Lancas-
ter, Pa, prison in 1882 and 1888, We're brought
into court at Lancaster last Saturday, aud
sentenced to 10 months each in the peniten.
tiary for jail-breaking, besides serving out
their unexpired terms. "Abe" Buzzard has
seven, George Brimmsr IA, John LippincOtt
four, James Clifford four, and John Frank
fort five. Ike Buzzard declared that the es-
capes were effected through the oonnivanee
of the Jail officials who furnished impressions
of keys and acids TO eat away the locks and
that the prisoners were in collusion with GER
tain officials as far back as 1881.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18
Miscellany.


~ 8ANAs
leave the burdens Of my life
And all the weariness and strife
with Him who orders all my ways
And knows the limit Of my days,
And 30 rest.
God sent me here with purpose true,
Ny Ignorance aud weakness knew;
And, whether light or darkness fall,
His tender love Ia over ALL
And II is best.
Full oft I stumble as 90,
And tears OF sorrow quickly flow;
But he TO whom my grief is known
Leaves me not long 10 weep alone;
He sendeth peace.
l cannot reach my life ideal;
II towers far above the real;
But, when think Of countless years
OF future life 10 unknown spheres,
Ny murmurings cease.
Sometimes feel q helpless child,
A poor weed tossed on waters wild:
And yet Code skies arch over me,
And yet he rules the wide, dark sea:
need not fear.
Tho ahadowy valley, at the last,
Where many loved OF mine have passed,
beema but step from night to day;
For oil the new and shrouded. way
God will be near.
-christian Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18

81 threw a stone l knew not where" ID
the first line OF recent poem. The authors
name is not published, but there is little
doubt that woman wrote it,
'Too muohee by'm-by" was the expressive
way In which q Ohinaman informed a watch
maker that his watch gained time.
Said an astronomer to a brighteyed girl,
when talking OF rainbows, "Did you ever
see lunar bow, miss 2" "rve seen beau
by moonlight, il thAtis what you mean, was
the sly rejoinder.
Georgia man has hen that is 20 years
old. This looks ~ though the oolored peo
pie Of that section had been basely slandered.
-ChicGgO Ledger.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18

A "a years old grandfather Is one OF the
freaks of Americus, GA. We see nothing in
this TO cause us to change our often-eXpressed
opinion that II Georgia were walled in and
provided with hand-organ and door-tender,
she would make the most complete side-shoW
on earth. Chicago NeiSs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18

Miss Pinhorn and Clarissa made Kitty's
wedding dress, and many were the wishes
for her happiness stitched into it by these two
good souls.
'She's lucky girl" said Miss Pnhorn,
''for she's got man that is all took up with
her now he's really made up his mind and
settled down to it, and he'll be as true AZ
steel"
81 dunno" mused Olarissa, sit must be
real pleasant to be loved by one true heart /;
but then, on the other hand, II must be kind o.
lonesome in Oaliforny, aud real prosac hav-
ing to cook for e man with the dyspepsia. l
dunno but have the best of ii after all, in
my humble but comfortable home, with my
young man all in my minds eye. and 80 just
the way l want him, even II l don't iud him
In this world"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-12-18
"OLD IRONSIDES."
The History Of the Ola FrIgato Com
stiGutlOn."

THE MOST FAMOUS OF UNITED STATES WAR
sHIPs-HER MANY SERVICES IN THE WAR OF
l8l2-THE GALLANT FIGHT WITH THE aUER.
RIERE-PoPULAR SENTIMENT FOR THE OLD