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Rohhnrias Rennrted.

Irene Hendricks, of 1921 K street, re-
ports TO the police that in the past few days
five-dollar gold coin has been stolen from
her room.
A ten-dollar robbery is reported to have
taken place at the house of John P. Simon
ton, of 22l3 street.
Hannah DENTS, of 131 Pierce street, re-
ports that her house was entered by thieves
Saturday and jowel-box, containing a
necklace, locket, breastpin and earrings
were stolen,
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The Nationals and the Lengue.

ooh, yes" said Manager Scaul0n, "the
Nationals chances are just as good now as
they ever were for getting into the Ameri-
can Association. In fact they are better
and you can say we will got in" Mr.
Scanlon says also that the reports that the
Nationals were asked to go into tho Nat
ional League are true. The offer was made
six months ago,
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Music and Refreshments Free.
ADMIT ONE.
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE NEwsBoYs,


Charitable ladies of the different churches
in the city are interested in this dinner.
They are assisting Mrs. La Fetra in every
manner possible.
Reception Committee.
Some of the ladies who will assist in re-
ceiving and entertaining the newsboys on
tomorrow evening are the following: Miss
Chester, Mrs. r. g. Blasland, Miss Lou
Wilson, Mrs. William L. Mitchell, Mrs.
Clara Babcock, Mrs. DIR. Il. ID. Huntley,
Mrs. J. G. Lasker, Mrs. M. NJ. Dean, Mrs
@. w. Shelton, Mrs Metzerott, Miss Wight
man, Mrs. A. Suman, Mrs. A. +. Fox, Mrs.
DR.. Presbrey, Mrs. Charles Foster, Mrs.
William Stickney and Mrs. La Fetra.
The programme will not only consist of
food, but, like the entertainments Of the
Christmas clubs, of other enjoyments.
There will be an Observation-Disclosures. IL
will be substantially as follows Chorus,
Sweet By and By" recitation, Mr.. Malt
by; "Grasshopper Cantata;" song, five lit
tie girls carrying their dolls; address, DR..
VIM. Alvin Bartlett; humorous reading,
Mrs M. Stevens Hart song, america"
The tickets to tomorrow nights dinner
and entertainment have, to prevent fraud
and imposition, been placed in the hands of
the business Offices Of the city papers. Mrs.
La Fetra placed a large number in tho hands
of Mr.. Pope of THE CRITIC. If there is q
legitimate newsboy in the city whom Mr..
Pope does not know there is no use of even
the most acute detective trying to uuearth
him
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TOR RENT-NIoELY.FURNIs ROOMS,
Il on second floor, front and back; we'll
heated water and gas. Apply at No. 102
Noes. ave. NV. ta12 3R
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7 INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT CLEVE-
Il LAND-WANTED -Accommo dations for
1900 visitors during the Inauguration. All per-
sons desiring 70 accommodate strangers during
that period, will do well 10 call at once and have
their nameB registered ON our books. GEORGE
BURGESS d CO., Room II, ~. Cloud Building.
9th q Il sts. n. W. del7tf
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I EARN BOOKKEEPING WITHOUT TEXT
- books In Y TO 4 months; learn Howe 8
fas test penmauship In the world. SIT 9TH OF
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AncTInK SALES
nUvALL h MARI
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneere,
DQ5 II stree


nUVALL n MARI
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
02o Il street,
BY virtue OF deed OF trust bearing date
September 8, A. ID. 1892 and recorded In llDer
No. 1910, folio S, ct seq, one OF the land rec.
corda OF the District Of Columbia, land at the
written request of the holder Of the notes
secured thereby, Will offer for sale on SAT-
URDAY, january 81, A. d. 1885, at a o'clock
p. M, In front OF the premises, lots numbered
twenty.seven (27l and twenty (2S), In
the subdivision OF Barry Farm, as made by 8.
o. Pomeroy, John r. ElvRns and o. o. How
ard, trustees, now appearing OF record in tho
ONCE OF the Surveyor of the District of oolum.
ba,
Termsi The property will be sold subject to
prior deed OF trust for $500, and one-rourth
OF the purchase money Will DO required In
cash, and the balance in O, 10 and 1S months
from day OF sale, to be secured on the property
sold, with interest, or purchaser can pay all
each, ut his option. Terms must be complied
with In ten no. days from day OF sale or prop.
erty will BIO resold at risk and cost OF default.
ing purchaser. All conveyanclng and record.
Ing az purchasers cost. A deposit OF one hun.
dred (S100) dollars Will be required upon &C.
ceptance OF bid. VIM. MAYsE, JR,
ia12.eod&ds Trustee.
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THE POLICE COURT.

Henry Smith, colored man, was In for
tSrSd IS sl ,acb 1r1 sa sSa A th @
charged was wrong, as he only stole 30 cents.
one month. Mary e. Taylor, O dishonest col
ored servant girl, got one month 10 jail for
young colored man, pleaded guilty TO house
breaking In burglariously entering the resi-
dence OF Mr., Wilford Il. Jockey, OF 1875 Mas
sachnsettB avenue northeast and stealing a
valuable family album. He was arrested while
trying TO sell It. The case was sent to the grand
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Spanish Schooner DisabI ed OF
North Carolina.

The Signal Corps Station at Smithville,
N. G., reports as follows: "Pilots report
boarding yesterday, forty miles south of
here, Spanish schooner Nstividad, sugar
laden, from Cuba for New York; vessel
sail and jib; put pilot aboard and vessel
now making for this port. No other par
ticulaIs."
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TOR RENT--A PARLOR AND BEDROOM,
IL together or separate; modern Improve
moDtsi near the Capitol. Apply at H. 81.
NE, ta1O-3t
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WY ANTED - CUSTOMERS FOR THREE
w thousand mattresses at u. rs each.
A. II. CHACE q BRO,
del GIG Louisiana avenue,
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IowE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL, ~ seyenth Sd
WANTED---Houses.


VIZ ANTED- DWELLING WITH MODERN
w improvements, B TO z rooms, within a
radius OF one mile OF City Postofilce. Address
j. W. M, Critic ONCE. ia10.3tF
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OvercOats ut Gu Rates.
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and e.


The Signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather:
Local meteorological report for January
12 Thermometer readings at . a. M, 527 q; z
Il. M, 57o.2 IL a. M, 61o.7.
Report for January IL: Mean temperature
for the day, 800 3; maximum, 4lo.S; mtui-
mum, z; mean relative humidity, 1871;
total precipitation, .0S inches.
Summary for January; Mean tempera-
tuTe for January, $3.50; average precpi-
tation for January, 3 81 inches; highest tenn
perature In any January was 10, I'm 1874 aud
1876; lowest temperature was II below zero
In 1881.
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To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Grain hnd Provision Mar
heIS.
The following summary by b, X. Plaza n
Co., ST. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows tho course OF tho Chicago grain and
provision market up TO p. m. to-day;
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FOR RERT-aooms.

Tor RENT-Two UNPUBLISHED COM.
II municating rooms; all modern improve
ments; hot and cold water on Same floor; Will
rent for 81; 3 rooms II desired; 1918 18th 81.
n. W. ia12-3t"
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FOR sALE-Aiscsvaneous.

DIANOS AND ORGANS-SECOND-HA
i and new Pianos and Organs are now offered
at low piit es for cash and on easy payments, at
the waTerooms OF Hugo worch q Co., sl5 7th
street, n. W. Agents for fohmer Pianos. 5000
every description.
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 9TH at.
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Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In y ID "Ward" prints, soc
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per ut. Cream, 15c. per pint
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HOusekeepers VIII Save Money
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, sc,
on easy weekly or monthly installments at
Smiths, 413 New Jersey avenue northwest.
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EOR RENT-ONE SECOND.SrORY FRONT
II room, with use OF Kitchen; rent reason
able 20 good tenant. No. 221S Boundary st.,
bet. 9th and ION ste. ia0.3tr
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5i7 7th st.
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THE NEWSBOYS,


Their Dinner Tomorrow Evening.
Between two aud three hundred news
boys will DO entertained at a substantial
inner to DO given tomorrow evening
at the Temple Cafe, on Ninth street,
just above f. Mrs. La Fetra, who has
charge of that place Of entertainment, will
be in command She will feed the boys on
transverse tables without seats. IL would
be impossible to furnish seats for them all.
One ofthe principal conditions is that every
boy shall como with clean hands and
his clothes brushed. II does not matter
what his clothes may DO so that they are
brushed, and in that way show some re-
spect to those who entertain them. The
cards of admission to the supper read as
follows:
ENrERTA1NNENT
FOR THE NEwsBoYs,
AT
TEMPLE HOTEL DINING ROOMS,
COG Ninth Street Northwest,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, AT M.
Music and Refreshments Free.
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tnecpaFnbD ienaniN zoe. hottie (Rrush aud Tiu Coye
vsSwre wSssSwwI
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nAIderney Dn,ry wagons.n

Mr.. RANDALL will visit New Orleans al
ter the adjournment of Congress.
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Miss Leila j. Robinson, dauRhter OF the late
Eell-known correspondent, "Warringtou," or
Boston, 10 making career for herself as
lawyer at Seattle, Washington Territory.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 10
REIEA,
IN TWO NEW PLAYsi
Monday and Tuesday evenings, January 10
and 10, and Wednesday Matinee,
sardou's Great Comedy
--ARCADIA,-
Now being played IN Boston 10 the largest au-
diences ever seen there. Genuine sensation.
Enthusiastically, Thursday, Friday, Satur.
day Matinee and Evening, First Grand
Production OF
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS,
BY Mr.. Howard Carroll,
To be presented with every scene new, original
music, royal costumes, and an
UNRIYALED DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Under the direction OF Mr.. Jns. W. Morrissey.
81 MOnday, Jan. 10-.The MADISON SQUARE
THEATRE COMPANY In MAY BLOSSOM.
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URDERTAKERS.
E. M. BOTELER,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN.
ADDISON DA

Nos. o12 Pa. ave. n. W., and 1856 9th st. 8. g
Telephone call No. SOD.
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HAIR

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
w On the female lace, on the upper lip, chin,
cheeks and throat, growing between the eye
brows and from moies and birthmarks, grow
ing high on gentlemen's checks, near the eyes
are a freak OF nature and Is considered
blemieh. DR.. j. VAN DYCK, Dermatologist
% Grant Place, permanently and forever re-
moves this obnoxious growth OF hair by the
operation OF Electrolysis (the Electric Needle
process) -
THE COMPLEXION.
DR.. Van Dyck beauties the complexion, not
by the use OF cosmetic paints or enamels, but
by removing all blemishes, as Pimples, Black
heads, LiveTspots, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness,
Redness and 0ilinesa OF the Nose, coarse, deep
pores, roughness, flushing and scaliness OF
the skin, thin, scant, Irregular eyebrows and
the most approved methods known to Derma.
tological science, thereby imparting fresh
ness, clearness and beauty to the complexion
that is perfectly natural, lasting and pleasing.
Onlce-22 Grant Place. Hours-9 to q; sun
days, to 2. Terms reasonable. Call at once.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

gAL ESTATE nULLETI'

The above is only a slnAli portion OF property
on my boohs. For fnll list call NJ Oflce for bule-
tins ibsaed on lht andC9th.
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WANTED-A BOY ABOUT II YEARS OLD
W % lean Bookblnding, Apply at Will
Jams Btndoty, G2S Fl. NV. ia8.3tE
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WANTED SITUATION AS CHAMBER
" ma o. ~, "a Plater's alley, bot. 4th aud
ON ana atd X ata, faIQ
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WANTED St1atOns--Femafe.

WASTED-A SITUATION AZ cHTLD's
w nurse or chambermaid. Ioqulre at O2I
New York avenue faI1
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RAETEB-Bep--MoIe.

Advertisements Of Three lines uuder tbIs hes a
Inserted three times Tor u cents.
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WANTED BY YOUNG CoLoRED
wv woman place 10 do chamber work i'm
the morning; can give good references. Adj
dreBs l23b attn ~, three days. 1lio-3ts
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CARLOAD PORTABLE CHIMNEY FLUEs,
" rouud and square, Just received. Build
Ing Papers, Lime, Cement, Felt aud Pitch,
Fire CLAY and Brick. j. T. Walkers Sons, 204
10th ST, u. W. no20.tf
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS BUTCHER;
ONCE. iaI2
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aSnA MEETING OF THE STOCK.
1&o holders OF the washington q Georgetown
Railroad Company, for the election OF directors,
will be held atthe oflice of the company, George.
town, on "WEDNESDAY, THE kiTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1855.
1he polls viii be opened at 10 m. and closed at
p. M Transfer books will be closed on the lth OF
January, 1855, and opened on January 10 lsSo.
en-. KooNEs. Secretary. de27 I'd
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Shirts, Collars ana Cans Done Up,
equal to new at Morgsn's Steam Laundry.
Lowest prices.
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WANTED-BY A NEAT AND REsPEuTA.
w bic colored girl situation as nurse,
dish.washer, maid, ladies' maid or general
housewotk for two or three In family. Al.
dress or call on Sarah TOliver, $50 0th 81. s. W.
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WANTED-..BY A NEAT AND REspEoTA-
w BILE colnred girl a situation IA diah.
washer, chombermaid, ladies' maid or gen.
eral house work ia n private family OF two or
three. Address, or call at 400 12th 81. 3. w.,
Muureu ShanKlln. iat1
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TOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED FRONT
II room, third floor, A windows. S07 Tenth
st.n.w, 1a12-3t+
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wANTE0-NruauOns-wale.

Wy ANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w maid In hotel by white lndy. Address
NJ o., Critic once. taO
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V NJ, o. A, LECTURE COURSE.
The ORIGINAL NASHVILLE STUDENTS,
JUBILEE SINGERS,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1885,
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
The following comprise the remainder OF tho
course: January 23, VIII Carletoni February
10, Lieutenant f. Schwatka; February ~,
Grand Concerto March ?, Mrs. NJ, A, Llvermore.
course Ilchet'',,'.' ,....,,,,',.,,'r2 %
Course Ticket, with reserved seat"....,, . 30
Single IlCket.',,ss ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, %
Single Ticket, with reserved seHt..,,". 70
on sale at Ellis music store, 937 Penn, ave.
n. W, 1iD-it
4 MAIEUR oPERA-PAUL AND VIRGINIA,
In Aid OF Charity,
AT ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
January 81, al $ p. m,
seats--S1, So and 80, to DO obtained OF the
Lady Patronesses,
Mime, BonapRIte, Mrs. Bancroft Davls, Nine.
Dominguez, Miss Eustis, Miss Frellnguuysen,
MIS-. Letter Mics Lorlng, Vlcomte das Noguel-
rae, Mrs. A. Pollok, Mrs, Robson, Mrs. RICE
etts, Miss Riggs, Mrs, Redferp, Nine. dc
Stfuve, Mrs. III. II. Steuart Mrs, sheridan,
Mis-, Wallach, Mrs. Howell.
After January "a tickets sold At Met1erot's
music store.
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UTANTED-A SITUATION BY A coLoRED
w man as cook. Apply at 1011 Nineteenth
81. u. W. la12
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ron EXCHANGE.

XATANTED--TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and SITS. Smoky chimneys cured
or no ray. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought
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HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5i7 I'm a

VNYpE-wRITING DoNEAT NO. IL ST. CLOUD
j. building, by Mrs. Cowell, formerly oper'
ator at Remington Typewriter ONCE.
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WANTED--BY A GIRL A UHAMBERMAtD's
w place or nuree's place; 713 NJ st. n. W.
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WTANTED--EMPLoYM BY A STEADY
w young man; is willing TO work and can
office. leo
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ENoR RENT-THREE LARGE, UNFUR.
II nished front rooms, second floor; all
modern Improvements; convenient TO two
lines OF cars SD Sd 81. NJ W, ja10-3tF
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KAHTED-Rooms.
NhHTEO---Miscs laneous.

WTANTED-wILL BUY THE STOCK OF
w millinery or fancy goods, or buy tx
lures and rent store II we'll located. Address
s. O. D., this ofice. 1a0.3tS
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Il
Lewis Manser, of st. Paul, spent
Sunday in the city.
Lee Havens was in from River Falls
Saturday.
Peter Knorr is making improve.
ments on his house.
The dust last week was almost in.
| telerable.
Corn planting is now occupying the
| farmers attention.
M. I. Dill is hurrying up the work
| on his house. He has the property
| enclosed by neat picket fence.
Among the steamboat arrivals last
| week were the st. Paul and the War
Eagle, both of the Davidson line.
Frank Scott, of Minneapolis, Sun
| dayed in Prescott.
Mrs. Joseph Howes, of Grand Forks,
is visiting her parents in town.
A declamatory contest between the
boys and girls of the High School was
held in the Methodist church Friday
evening. At the close, the judges de-
clared it to be tie between Master
Chas. Cotton and Miss Angie Miller.
Dudley's mill on this side of the
lake started up last week for short
run AS soon as a sufficient supply of
lumber is sawed up the mill will shut
down and the one on the other side
will commence operations.
Decoration day will be observed
here in an appropriate manner. "A
procession headed by our new band
and the O. r POST will form and
march down to the cemetery, where
the graves will be decorated and
speeches made. In the evening the
Prescott Dramatic Club will render
Under the Laurels," in McCray s
Hail; the proceeds of which are for
the benefit of the G. A. r. Post.
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ESdaiiP.

Messrs. Foss & Hawley have opened
up their stock of hardware and farm
machinery. We wish them success.
Chris Thompson, Charley Hall and
G. L. Rice were at the lake last week
spearing fish. G.. L. Rice speared a
sturgeon over feet long.
Our postmaster is having we'll
drilled at his dwelling.
Mr.. James Jeffers. Jr., of Perley,
Wis, has been visiting friends at this
place.
The Esdaie roller rink is a thing of
the past. The Insurance Co. said
"niXey," but Hosea says we will
have one on the corner of Wall street
before long.
Chris Thompson has bought the Ho-
mer Brown house.
Call and see McDOnald's new stock
of ginghams; they are the finest ever
brought to Esdaile.
Bert Burdick and A. r. Allen have
gone to work on the River Falls and
Ellsworth r. r.
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HI.Esa-

The friends of the late S. Mcllroy
desire to return their heartfelt thanks
to the kind friends who ministered to
them in their hour of bereave ment.
Their quiet transformations kindness
can never be forgotten.
Died, in Clifton May Is, 1885, Silas
McIlroy, aged So years. During youth
and early manhood the deceased had
enjoyed remarkably robust health,
but about twenty years ago he was
suddenly attacked by dangerous dis
ease, and his life for a time was dis
paired of. Rallying at length he recov-
cred but regained only portion of his
former health. From the time of his
first illness to the day of his death,
there was not single day in which
he was entirely free from pain or suf-
fering in some form, which was often
masked under the genial laugh and
ready joke which were so characters
tic of him. About three months ago
he was confined to his bed, and since
then has failed rapidly. Retaining
consciousness of his condition till the
very last, he met that grim enemy
with that quiet serenity that has ever
been an important element of his daily
life, and surrounded by weeping
friends, he with the simple faith of
| little child, went from this world into
| the next.
Corn chances are looking up by rea
| son of the recent warm rains.
Mrs. Baker of Beldenville is visiting
| at Hank Bascom's.
C. A. Finley, an old time Clifton
boy was visiting in town last week
| Charlie is now locomotive engineer
| and lives in the state of Iowa.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Tay
Tor are visiting in town.
The P. O. address of the clerk Of
this town is Prescott, not Clifton
| Mills. Those interested will N. b.
May blossoms are prevalent.
The trees are DOMINIC their coats OF
green.
A. L. Burclay is building new
house.
Mrs. Geo. Miles was visiting in towr
last week.
j. NJ. Bailey is repainting the bull
dings on his several farms.
The lake is way up.
Highway work is the order of the
day.
Will Chinook is the owner of flint
four year old stallion.
Will Clifford talks of moving from
Clifton this fall.
George Hammond is spending the
summer in Maine.
Green Vests barn is finished.
Jake Rissue has new spearing jacl
that dispels darkness like the head
light of a locomotive. Kerosene Ii
burned in place of wood.
A couple of Mormon Elders expoun
ded their peculiar doctrines to small
audience of the sterner sex at Pierce
Valley, recently. Preached by ''mair
strength as it were. No conversions
n. j. Argetsinger has established q
grub-pin factory at the old stone
house.
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Marion Harland describes few good
and wholesome nursery desseI IS" in Ba.
byhood for May, for mothers who are judi
cious enough to give their littlest ones
such instead of rich cakes and buildings.
VIM. P. Gerhard, c. E., contributes to
the same number a practical talk on
Country Houses and their Surround
ings' exposing the false sense of security
in which many families indulge merely
because they edo not live in the city,
| were some of his suggestions needed dis
ease would make fewer raids in the nurs-
| cry. Besides various other important
topics which are treated in this issue, the
readers of the magazine appear to vie
with its editors in furnishing useful
hints. Among the subjects dealt with in
theirlett and queries are "Nicknames, .
"a Special Room for the Baby" "The
| Training of Mothers" Homemade
Baby-tenders," "Crying and Sedatives, =
Imaginary fear Jumping in Sleep,
Feeding on a Journey" ''Toeing-in,
''The Shirt of Nessus, Oatmeal Cruel, y
early Impressions" etc. $3.50 year.
New York.
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The fields are beginning to look
green.
Our merchants, G. Thompson and
Gilbert Forsyth, have each new TOP
buggy.
Peter Isaacson, of Eau Claire, was
in town Tuesday.
The stores are being filled up with
new goods.
Mr.. Sorenson is having his home re.
painted.
Work was commenced last Tuesday
on A. 7. Forsyth s new building.
Mrs. P. Gasman has her bay window
full of beautiful plants in full bloom
Jean Hunter was seen on our streets
Tuesday.
Curtis Johnson, of River Falls, was
in town Monday.
Railroad news is a thing of the past
Henry Gasman has bought a new
silver plated harness. Henry drives
a fine rig now.
We had nice, steady rain all day
Sunday. Just what we needed.
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Niles CTR. uontnnn.

May 10Th.
Several of the cattle men have com.
mapced their Ground up"
Mercury crept down. to % below
zero, in the Big Horn Mt, the 9th.
Thunder was heard in this locality
the 4th inst. The first of the season.
Mr.. Peter Wyllie, an extensive
sheep raiser, had three sheep killed
by bears recently.
A good many of the Crow Indians
are strolling about in this section at
present.
The more quiet sheep are kept the
more quickly they will fatten.
A sturdy frame, an iron constitu-
ton, energy and ambition, honesty
and determination, plain clothes, a
loving heart and a liberal, helpful
hand. This is the true picture of the
western man.
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Maiden Rock.

Mrs. M. V. Freeman, and children
have arrived home after spending the
winter in New York city with her
sister.
Mrs. Frank Walsingham is visiting
her folks in Ellsworth.
W. E. Warren is the boss trout fish
er. He caught one weighing l = lbs.
dressed.
c. Il. Finch, of Lake City, was here
fishing the other day.
Jerry Fuller has gone wesk where
his son, j. d. Fuller is located.
Robt. G. Steele is seriously ill. Dr..
j. w. Hancock has been down to see
him.
DR.. M. Ware, who went to Salem.
Dakota, in 1884, is now talking of re-
turning to Maiden Rock, and pitching
his tent on the hillside for the re-
mainder of his life.
A new hardware store is talked of.
j. A, Barnum will be foreman.
Seeley & Barton have fine livery
rig. They are improving this fine
weather by riding out every day for
their health.