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FaIIure ef a I.arre Ftrm,


Special attention paid 20 the repair Of
dne watches, chronometers. ohFono-
graphs, epiit and quarter seconds, re-
peasina and striking watches, marine
chronomstsfs. french eloeks, esc., etc.
Also other time pieces thai others have
failed 10 make 20. We give q strict
guarantee of satisfaction or return the
money paid. KIMnALL 4 Sos, leading
jewelers. OF Pueet sound. Frye's Opars
House Rioek, Seattle. w. T. jssdv
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RKLia5ous IErxKEsr.-The revival
services ss the Battery street Msthodiss
eharch, North seattle, are increasing
in interest. Large congregations fil
the satire ehureh st each ssrvioe. On
sunday morning hftesn persons were
received into the church, all on profss-
sion of faith. The growth Of this
church during the past foar menths has
been very encouraging, forty-seven
members having been received in that
sime, while the Sabbath school has
dsabled IN attsudance. There win b
service every day and evening daring
the present week. Day services at p.
m. and preaching hv the pastor In The
evening al o'clock.
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NOTICE..

The steamer Messenger will be with.
drawn from her route temporarily, dur.
ing which time she will undergo some
repairs sed preparations made prepare.
ts'y for the spring trade. Due notice
will be given Of her rssuming her route
and business.
ll-2 j. g. PARKKR. Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

&lAzns SuoczsoR.--In the evsat of
saser Bsyard going into President
usssAnds Cabinet, The selection OF his
sssesnos IN The United States Senate
: lre . matter of much interest tn
usis Ut Delaware. aud Of general
sn teroashoas the Union. After
senesai Gray and sx Rsprescnsa-
! slArtan are TALKED Of for Toe honor.
more than hkeiy the Hoo. ChAs.
= -. We ptsssnl Representative. nov
Noond term. VIII be chosen. Mr.
- AL, quiek. nervous man, with
- csss eyes and hair that stands nP
- sadfes sscksOn'A lie is a rspid
- aad hard worker. and will make
sseass azAt Mr. Lore 10 q man Of
NnplA aud. - 10 we'll known, hy
, - - ssss has plaased hirnsrlf On The
=. asas n Tie efsAi matter 0f forfeit.
Ne uneArpea land grants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

The thirty-ssven and ooe half miles
built in wisconsin eomplstes ths main
tine 10 Ashland. Ths WashinGson Ter
ritory vork wss upoa The CascAde
branch. soDpistisR the branch from
Ainsworth 20 Yakins- Tvs miles Of
tins are on this stds Of the CciamhiA
snd the reaatning sixty miles On the
osher sids- The thrse and ans half
uiles lad In Oregon eunscts he Port
land divtsioa with the trxDsfsf af Hunt
era iE Dakota The only nev vurk done
ga upon the Jeus&s0vn and N0rthsrn
esansh. which ts nov praestsslly com
plstsd 10 Minnewsnkkn. ths Northern
terminsA Minnseaakkn 10 ioeatsd
upom Devils tAka. and h ena uf the
moss prsspss0ss tosns IN Asrtssss pa-
kasA-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

sAnna OF rHx RRpEx.-The steam
ship Geo. W. Elder sailed fron here for
San Francisco Sunday sfssrnoon. She
took light freiRhs and the followiaR
liss Of passengers Miss Ells hscken.
L. II. Rroyiss, r. J. Rad. Mrs. James
Millinsson, r. !. HoFsstii. Mrs- @.
Kornes, r. A. = Brady, r. Wilison, z
@. Whitney, II. Tisdeman, Mira l. ID.
Johuson, hrs. Geo. W. Bullene. DAVID
Gast, M. HAyesJ. @. Malcolm. Victor
&. Tull. @. A. DARCY. ami . in the
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M,currEr AaKvrn-The hsistin.

MAcHIxxxr AkzTyxD-The hsistinz
works and naehinerr for the Black
Diamond mine. Of whish b B. Jones b
supsrinsendsst. has arrived frou sAa
Frapeisco. and vii be Forwarded 10 The
frnu, as soon % possihis. The rntns
n. h%en well deveioped. and b all ready
for an snslvs opsrssisas tzst - soos -
80 mssAiBsxg can 30 plAsed
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..uy AND WEEKLY

e,,S.~.ionAl cards. y per month for one
Y ~ q per month for oae-hss inch
s..si- = cents line for ons week and
a 80 lins per month
scs--rnercial advertising. " an inch for
- and a. al inch per moath-
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-. scn.-fhs kttiisas Lscailser says
nsfknses has sisea tee Northern
= ~. nz'ifead Company far k250. .0Qo
- - eeatfacs In furnishing ihe lies
1esf fes The o0sapany asliveFsd a.
~ sA sA The time sss for the trial ~
M - g danaarys lssS, al MsIla
- ssfe are several mea IN kltiiiAs
-. sxlna eoantsea uho hold Hark.
R..s.'s1es 1es paper Ia the tune of several
II -. aellArS sha vonld rsioscs 10
=. - - q thE,shy 10 voaid lead 70
saens of their clAinA
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Opinions,

Nearly tho whole world Of suthors
and writers appear In The LIVING AqE
In their best moods Art. science, and
literature md freah and eloquent expires
sion In its page. from the pcns Of the best
writer's Of the day and the reader is kept
well abreast OF the current thought Of he
age Boston journal.
t has now for many years held the flrst
place cf ali our serial publications. The
unly po- sible objection that could be urEed
70 II " the Immense amount Of reading 4
gives. There b nothing notewor. hy IN
science. art terziure, biography piilos-
ophy. or religion that cannot Be foaad in
u. Its readers are suppl ed with the best
literature Of the day. NY
IL may BE- uthfuily and cordially said
tnat neyer ners . dry or vaiueless
p&Ge.-N. y. Tribune.
biography. acfaon. science, criticism.
history. poetry, travels. whstever men are
Interested In, all are found here. IL far.
nishes mere Tor the money if costa Ii n
any othes periodical within our know
ledges-Tse Watehmen, Boston.
There 70 nothing like it, Christian st
II has for u an interest and value be-
yond those OF any other publication.
coming 0Boe q week, II Rivtk while yet
frcah- The productions Of the foremost
writers of the day.-MontreaI Gaxette.
Though Us pages alone. 10 is possible 10
- - = 80 AAesA AtS6AA "a GAINCAt ulEf6IAfG
as By the perusAl Of Q long list Of month
heA-Phtisdel phia Inquirer.
~ enables the re&dsr 70 keep pace with
the best thought ana literary work Of our
ume.-Chri-1lsn Unisn. New York
Foremos. OF the eclectic periodicals.
New Nork World
IL furntshesa complete eompilssion Of
an indispensable litsrAsure.-Cnicago
kveEtng Journal.
u saves not oaly time but money.-Pa-
csfic ChurS hman. san FRANCHISE.
IL has become indispensshie.-S. Y.
Observer.
II sfiil keeps 20 the front. a. the bess Of
all magazines. n limited % but one PUB
licatton we wot ID INF itely prefer IHK
LIVING AGE ID al otheFs. II stands alone
IN its exrsilenoes-Morning star. whining
ton. ". c.
IL fs ore Of the FnArveia 81 tha ARA
Spectator Hamilton. Ceeada
Puhiishe1 wkKKLY af - . year. free Of
postAxe-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

K. on r. OFrIcxHs-Delphis Lodge
M. 2, K Of p. Of Nsssasfis. on Tues.
d.y evening. January 9Th. hsld ia an
mai elecssen Of afacera The faliowipR
werr elscted James RspsT, p. G.; T.
]. Armssrsae, G. O.; T. r. Davis. v. c.;
n T, Dasts r.; j. McNieht. NJ. Of Z;
q Bsrpe., n. cf p; L r. C4lhoan. x.
Of h and s.. Aaxuss Sandefs. n. a A.
WE. Lsnersg, l. O.; I. W. DAVIS. o. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
HeRTuERT PACIFIC ExTESsIeNs
IN 1854.
lss. Paul Pioneer Press /

The expenditures made by she North
srn Paciee fer new roads built and i'm
provemeuts made along the main line
and branches smoans % sbost e. 25a-
0Do. OF this amsunt s2oo.0 vas paid
ous for eenstraetion work and the
balance for station houses and othef
baildizgs crested between sank Rzpsds
and Portland. The total nsw mileage
u Is milcs - follows
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n. Ahernashy 10 onrrias bargains in
ehiianns' sehss sesss - harse ssAt
Ia ta&sw9s
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LITTELL'S LIVING iGE,
FOREMOST LIVING WRITERS

THE ABLEsr AND MOST CULTIVATED N
TELLEcrs. In sysry department Of Litera
t1re. science. Politics and AT and az
precision In the periodical literature OF
Europe. and especially OF Great Britain.
ThE LIVING ASG. forming four large
volumes Year, furnishes. from the gress
and generally inaccessible mass OF this
literatu e, the only compilation that,
while within tho reach OF al, In satisfAc-
tory In the COMPLETENESS with which
IL embraces whatever n Of immediate in.
terest or OF solid. permanent value.
1T Is THEREfoRE INDIsPENsABLR 10
every one who wishes to keep pace with
the events or Intellectual progfees OF the
time, or 10 cultivate in himself or his
family general intelligence and literary
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4 ! 49, as veo appreciate the delight
49, want ana ,ssiacaoasly satisfying
no.-es :. 40 s1EeSR tsbis. invarsasly
sae1 ss1sas and isss from @
;Aii
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UsPaRAILxp AuDAcTrr.-It 10 safe %
say thaa over ore halt ef the money
raid sut by the O. Il. a N. O.. 10 snov
snavesers In this city. hss slrr.ey foand
iss wa.y into The pocssts q dive keepers
and SIN iesksrs- TIE records Of see 20
Itce eorft furnssh sufficient pfoef % als
statement Nearly every man arrested
for dranksnness daring the past three
dAys has been q snssw shosalsF and shes
hroasht to Jail h g.enniless oe neAriy So
this entails on additional txpens~ upon
The csss for the board and lodging Of
thsss prisoners. while the ssiocn KEEP
srs are the only PARTON Of the eomna-
nisy Who experisnce any bsnent fss
his Glass Of men. sho take from The
pockets of the poor she mnney which
shoaba be PAL Goa for the connonesi
neers ssities ef life. have the sadaetty 70
petitsan the Ccs.csi % rednss theis H.
eeunss -6yvgessaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13

A THREATENED ExPREss WAR--The
Sc. Paul Pioneer Press says: There is
every indication Of coming trouble In
the express business. Il 10 consequent
upon the decision of the courts estab
iishing the fact that the Wells Fargo
people had the right 20 operate over the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The truable
~ not expected 20 break cot. however,
until the Northern Pacific and the Bslti
more aud Ohio have established their
through express from she Pacific to the
Atlantic. This is likely 20 be done any
day. The business between Sc. Paul
and Chicago will, as previaasly stated,
be conducted By the Continental EK-
press Company. organized fer that par
pose. This company made application
90 do business over the La Crosse di
vision OF the Miissskes and 50. Panl
Assistant General Manager Miller re-
piled that it vosld be impossible for his
company 10 grant tbs request. because
10 would neces<itate the addition Of an
extra sar 60 train already too heavy.
He said, however, the company would
readily do any bastnees the Continental
people wished done over the Prairie dn
Chisn division. Az the route from Chi
oago by the latter division is somswhat
longer than sy the former, the proposi-
ton was noi accepted. The Continental
peorle ere nov in eommunicatisn with
both the Northwestern and Wisconsin
Central efiicisls. and their business viii
he dane over one Of those lines. In the
Anticipated trouble the Northern Pacific
will have tbe co-opefation Of the Pacific
Express Company. THIS is company
ufRanisfed solely for the heEeAt Of she
railroads. II Operates over i7.oo miles.
running from the Pacifie coast 10 the
lsteriof of Texas. Ths principal roads
over which 10 Operates are the Misscari
Pacihr, Wabash. Union Pacific and Or
rezsn Hallway and Navieation- IL does
business over the OCEAN rOute between
Portland and San Francisco. From
umaulIa the Northern Pacific and Pa,
eife Express Company pSactieaily act
a. one company. The close sssociatssn
Of the Pacific. Northern PaoiAe aad Bal
timore and Ohio Will aaiss these com
panies in any rate var that nay Be in
auaurabed. TIE result exp eted fFsa
the anticipated var i 9 e~usrai reduc-
tinn In express rates and better ssrvies
in fha express basiaeeA."
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ADVERTISING RATES.
gOR DAILY

o.S,...snal cards, - per month for sne
.S Al pgr month for ene-hAie inch.
81 ~. 10 eDss line for one inssrtaon.
.sssz lizs for sax Insertions and u
- line Per nlontn. .. so ..,... -
ee 49,. - insertion. $50 an inch fer siK
isl-.s.-s 81 a an inch for tao weekA $50
-. |s~ks and g per month.
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vea WEEKLY,

e-ss.~ioaaI cards q per rnonth foe one
y s.d sI 0per month for one-hah inch
49, a cen q line for one insertion.
u e eents > line per month;
rn~mzrciAI advertising. VI per iAf q for
- s,ss-xiar- and g per month
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clsh Prices Tor The best None and
FoFeicn LIisrafufe.

lPcssesed Of THK IIvIxe AGE and enc
or osher Of ear ytvacio1s AmertcAa
laosthlies Bnhscriber v Z nnd kimseif
IN command Of the whole sltu&xioa--
PhiladeiphiA kvering fsnllexin
For SO 80 FHE LIVING AGE and any one
Of the American 81 Mon hiies tor Has.
pers Weekly or kr1 viii Be sent for q
year, poetpAi4 o. for 90 50 The LfFFxg
Aes sne - Ntceoias o. ApDinoott's
AaAtklT. Adarus8
kiFIELL q CO., nssss..
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,xr posTIHTElLIcEEeEa PUB. co.
sesstle. June 10 lssa
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Money Market.

NEW YoaK, Jan. 12.-Money easy at
az; closed offered, IL per cent; prime
paper, 4l<(d6; exchange bills Arm at
t4.s5l<; sterling demand, f4.s5a.
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Fire as Henkers.

fosKERs. N. T., Jan. 12,-Eariy this
morning 6re was discovered in q four
story brick bnilding on Dock street 90
eupied by Reed & Comick, manufactur-
ing chemists, and ths New York Phar-
maceutical Association. The building
was entirely destroyed. Another small.
or building was damaged. The loss is
over 500, 1000. Insurance liehs,
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Capsai. Phelan Ge,,lsx Better.

New IoRK, Jan. 12-The hospital to-
day reports that Capt. Phelan is pro-
RressinR very satisfactorily, most OF the
stab wounds in the head and chsst be-
ing already healed. It Is expected that
the wound which frastured the bone of
the left arm, aRd the most serious flesh
wound Of all in the left Arm, will be
quite healed tonight. The Captaia's
wife arrived today from Kansas City.
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The East LIverpsoIlPolseninx.
Bezih Of Henry Lswreuee Eu.t,s

BOsroE. Jan. l2.-Prof. Henry Law.
renee Eostis. Dean of the Harvard Sci
entIie school, died at his residence in
Cambridge yesterday, aged 66. His
health has BEEN failing for two years
past. A month ago, bis lnngs being ss-
riOusiy affected, he was ordered TO the
Soatk, bot returned last Wednesday in
a hAlnlesa condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

sales, 1900 bags; September "a 1s4s "a. ocfo'
9 9a y 'o' November s. f5d6 so; December SO 80
Sugaar-Vuiet and firm; centrifugal 6lc; re.
nned hrm, confcctloners A 7ct yellow kS,sic.
cubes tic. fNNN P"hV'
Molascs-Dull
Pork-Steady.
iard-Dul and heavy spot 81 IS; September
~ ~; october s. 50d6 81
LIVE STOCK.
boeves-Rcceipts 31t head all for slaughter
srs direct; no trading In beef cattle; dressed
peei steady atal66lc per pound for Texas sides
ana Idplc for poor to choice natives
sheep-Receipts 200: dull, but shade Rrmer
Tor good stock; sales were at s8ai 75
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

oranges-Callfornia per box, s. 90.
Mcssina Lemons--Per box, SO O0d6 so.
per bushel.
Potatoes--Irish, per bushcl, Texas new nome;
new Northern, zoe In sacks per Dbl, 81 90
Onions, northern. per barrel, 50 90, Texas 76cd
81 90 per bu. Beans II. 3ld4c med, bills, 3ici
large lima 3ic small butterBic; Peanuts 7ldSlci
Cider half.bbl., $3.50; Cabbage, per crate
Northern, S2.65d3,nO.
Pouitry-IIcns SsOOd2.50 per dozen; young
chickens $1,000 $50; Turkeys, none.
Eggs-Pcr dozen, l24dl0c.
Fresh country butter Choice, lsd20c choice
Western dairy zoe, creamery, 2Ac,
.Potatocs-Swect 81 90 per bushel.
Grapes--El Paso,T
Tomatocs--Sl 2jdl 80 per bushel,
Peaches--Scarce and very poor, 40d7jc pc
bushcl.
Cow peas--i0di 0c per bnshel
Roa-ing ears--NOne In market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
STOcKSAND BONDS
,.,ket was Quiet but Feverish
'''' r,mes With Upward Move.
ment at Close.
and Easy-Cnttie Nominaily
esie" Good Grades Wanted
q, Louis--chicago Lower.
rISANCIAL.

,osK. sept s,-Government bonds dull
siswe's market was quiet, and at times
NJ Y" a.,cclally during the first hours.
F'r'l' m advance in dealing there was a
~ w.. y, dgutes OF the day were reached
y ~ =, ar.t half hour. After II O'Clock they
bf'i 'I ',-e steady. The dealings. except ON
~ ,.n.l .purt, were light until late in the
re' ,here was again some show OF bust
~ ,mpanled by an upward movement
~ ooutlnued until the close OF the
W. ..,orlty Of the cases the final prices
w ,,gbest of the day, and from TO
~ .,n closing yesterday. 1t has been
4 " ,,,ed that the Chicago, Burlington 4
n y IA build Its extension into the st.
n .,,I,ory, which was expected to lead
.,.o,d war in the Northwest similar to
4 .,,,h has been experienced in the East.
MONEY MARKET.
,6aK, Sept. s.-Money on call, easy at
! " a, cent, closing at per cent prime
" F.,aS naper Id5c; foreign exchange
VA N for 60 days and 81 S4i for demand.
|A"T STOCKS.
Yong. Sept. s.--The following were the
~ easing quotations at the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

Becves-Grass- fed, &c.
Cdws-lid2c.
Mutton-Choice, l 50d2 CSC.
Stock cattle--Thc prices In stock cattle vary,
according to locality where raised. We quote
different localities as follows
panhandlc-Strictly FIRST class yearllnga, per
head Sl2 OOdl6 90; two year olds, slY OOG2O 90
cows and calves, so co.
Western -Ycarlngs, Sl5 GOA l6 90; two
year Odds Si2 O0dl4 %; cows and calves, SIS 90
Central TcNas--learllngs, OOds 90; two.
year olds, $40 0Odu co. cows aud calves, 40 On
"a 10 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

tal' Dried pouches, TO Ice Indigo, 75c n. nluc.
90 ov dozen Maccaroni Imported, i5c b.:
h,,nerican, l5c box. buckets. two hoops, 81 10
u e's s Wen buckets 81 % dozen. Brooms II IS
80. loren. brilliant OIL bbls. lie: Euplon
No. az sic, DO, - cases s. 90; brilliant s cases
y W 10, l.ls cases, S 81 Raking powders
pulk, sdllc; l n cans 81 T5d2 so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

Prepared Gralning colors-liark oak lic, ash
Hc, Black walnut ltc, Maple lac.
Prices Of the above made on u basis OF In l.
! and cans, assorted In and ld2b cans
balance In and 10 cans, assorted Price In
n cans, balance In 1 aud N cans, assorted
Price In 10 cans lc less, iel and 20 N tin pals
lRc less and kcgs 20 per N less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Sept s.-Spot closed
steady &c lower.
Sales 100 bales.
Low ordinary sc; ordinary tic; good or.
binary SIC low mddling &c middllng
Ole, good mlddling 9lc; middling fair 9ic;
fair lOic.
Futures closed quiet, . to I points lower
September . points lower.
SaIna A con halps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
NUBBER STAMPS, SEALW
laft Worth Stamp Works. I, 1s Ml.!s. W
tn. standard aaugs.

The six-ieet gauge Is rapidly disappear
ing from American railways The nEe-
feet gauge In the south : also being re-
placed. and the probability Il that the
standard gauge viii soon be a rule 20
which the narrow gauge viii he the only
exception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-09
staple pr, ,,ood.

Prints Prints : Standard prints, novelties. 81;
N no. fancy, sc; Richmond fancy.
&c; Lowell fancy, Sc Glcuccstsr fSncy
oici hartford fancy, SIC Lodi fancy, Sc; Char.
VT YAK fancy, &C; Auburn fancy, sic Ham
n rdS A. simpson black Gel sphinx Turkey
SIDE cretons, 6ci River Point robe Sic, liam.
ilton fancy. 5lci Allans fancy. sic; steel River
,Ms asy, elci Windsor, ole; iolton fancy, Sc /;
&c fenwick medium, tlc lIartel fancy, SIC
Manchester fancy, 5lc; Tlvon shrtng, 4Ic J:
MSrrlmae shirtlngs, &c; Utica shirtings. ic;
ham solids. ilc; Berlin solid colors, sic; Bar.
clay purple, &c; Aliens double pink, BE; Al.
Ton fancy, &C.; star and Crescent turkey red
lin turkey red, lie; Washington fancy oil
prints, lie; Washington fancy oil blue prints.
&c simpson solid Black q; simpson silver
1ray, O; Montgomery fancy, al Belmont fancy,
u Berwick fancy, %; ConesiogN light, 5;
Conestoga blues. eI; Contcstoga satin, Al
Heavy Brown shectlng-Atlanta 4 "a, 6ic
american 4, 6lc; Croydon G, sic; Great Fails
J., &c; Black Hawk, 6ic; Root q, &c
rocasset &. &c; sterling, SIC; Consideration.
c' DAYTON 6, 40 Rutland &C, o.; Utica
-, Q; FoNhall ~, q Enterprise Y h, 81; AIRY.
ylc. g Lawrence, l. l., 81; Tam o'shantor. 81 /.
Powhattan ~ 81, Chapman ~, 5lt Kentucky
49, y Belfast Il. ~, 8; Rose Valley a., I,
Bleach -IIoiincsvllle "a 6lc; signal
a., g; Our Reliance, hlc; full Value, Ici
Euctton &C. Hope IAc, fArMcll, I4Cs Daiscy,
Gle Trump Card, 5sc Diamond lllll cambria Sc
Lonsdale cambria lie; Chapman y, I; Ainory
-, 81; Androscoggn l., u; blackstone 4 a, Z;
blackstone y, u; Cabot "a, 81; Dauntiess
-, y Eagle A., 81 Fearless GAG; fcrcsi
~, O; Gold Medal "a, !; Lonsdalc % inches
/ u knights cambric "a.
Wide brown sheetlng-loA Lowell, lsc
Z 1914 Pembroke, IL. 1914 Monadnock lgr
I 1914 Lancaster, ~; 1914 Pepperell, -.
] Wide Blcachcd Shccting,-lO.4 Lowell, 2cc
81 Pembroke, 90; 1914 Pembroke, 81 Ga Penn.
broke, ISL "a Qulnnebarry, 9; 1914 Peppereli
80; "a Pepperell u.
! Colored Ducks-PatuNcnt, 10 OF, 13c; PatuN.
ent . OF, lee, Montauk ID SIC. Boston, s on.
lie; Everett II ID, drab, lie Potomac Q &, loo
/ Warren OF, l2c
! Tick-Amoskcag 4 c a, l2lc: Cords a C Il
l2lc; Cords, fancy, l4lc; standard u. &c
( Ocean. dc; Lewiston, lie; Cornwall II, SIC
Cornwall a, l2c; Whittenton 500, l2ic, whit
enton TIT fancy. lolci Brighton Fancy, %
/ Hamilton, lie.
Hickory stripes--ENtra Stout, blue and brown
| l0c; Mechanic, blue, 7c; Jewett City, blue lie
( Boston, blue, %, Oneiga, blue and brown
l0c; Otis, blue and brown, Slc.
Ginghams--Lephyr 0; plunket ~ Amoskeag
. Il Glasgow fancies i, Glasgow dress styles 81
0; ltcnfrew draper cloth lOl Renfrcw Swis,
( brochures IL; Renfrew jacquard l0i; Nublal
dress styles s.; York check and fancies u ; Iorl
( dress styles 81 Wamsuttn check and fancic
| "a; Riverside dress styles T.
Cottonadcs-Bay city 49, Nameless 10; New
/ York ID y I 49, kearsage 10, 4 Y a n r 10
Rel d II 10, Golden Eagle l6l Wlncheste
IL jay Eye See 81; Fayoritc l2l Olllc's choice
! o. Atakapa ltl.