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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

known as Nine. Elizabeth. She had
brought with her her little boy, year
old-a pretty child when in health, fair
and blue-eyed, but at that time much
disfgured by illness. The doctor had
said that the child was too i'll to travel
that he might die any day and she,
Anna, had not wished to make the
journey but Nine. Elizabeth had Civ
en- her large sum of money, with pro-
mise of more if she would bring the child;
and she, being a poor widow, had not
been able 10 resist the offer. She was
required to give promise 10 live alone
in the cottage that Nine. Elizabeth
would choose for her, and to tell no
one who she was or whence she came.
She did not know for what reason she
had been sent for, or what purpose she
was destined to serve she was only
content that the promised money was
paid her at regular intervals. The
baby grew much worse and became
shocking to look at, with its face like
a scarlet mask. One night when Anna
thought it very near its end, Nine.
Elizabeth dressed in white, came alone
and on foot to the cottage--her sec-
ond visit there that day. She seemed
much excited, aud said Anna must let
her take the child to the castle, where
there was a great physician who might
perhaps cure him. The woman was
accustomed TO obey, so she wrapped
the baby in blanket and gave him to
her. Niue. Elizabeth came again that
night very late, still holding something
in her arms. "They could not cure
your baby--he is dead" she said, "but
have brought you this child in his
place." And she laid in Anna's arms
a little boy not unlike the one she had tax
en- away. Nine. Elizabeth then gave hel
an astonishingly large sum of money
and told her that she was to prepare tc
60 with the child back to Thuringia as
soon as possible there to rear him as
her own, and she made her promise
never to tell a soul of tho exchange
that had been made Anna had M
idea of the great wrong she was doing
she had only blindly obeyed every ord
or of the mistress who had her com
pletely in her power.
|
1t was proved beyond doubt tina
Nine. Elizabeth, disguised as ''ghost,
had stolen away the young heir o
Beroldstein with the intent to secur
the succession of her son, a crime de
serving bitter expiation. But wors'
punishment than the law could inflic
awaited the miserable woman-she be
came permanently insane, and in the asy
lum, where she was kept in close con
tinement, it was said that her menta
sufferings we're terrible.
For my efforts in restoring littl
Roderic to his ancestral home l recei,
ed a recognition from the Duchess
which made my union with Charlie
possible, without any fear of want i
the future.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

1t is stated that since carmine has
been aban loned in favor of eosine reds
painful spots on the skin and colics
have become common among girls EN-
ployed in making red artificial flowers.
The eosine lakes used have a lead base,
aud the substitution of alumnious lakes
has been recommended by leading
chemical authority.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

A silver dollar weighs very near an
ounce. Hence any letter not heavier
than dollar can so for a two-cent
stamp, A five cent piece added will
give the ounce. If you have not the
silver dollar, five nickles and small
copper cent will give an ounce.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

The dark woman of the cottage was
put under arrest, and with very little
hesitation made statement TO the fol
lowing effect She, Anna Freitschler,
had come some weeks before from
Thuringa to Beroldstein with tie lady
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

Copying letters in the Treasury at
Washington is now done by caligraph
on separate sheets of paper for binding
in volumes. The new process saves
time and money.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

No, many farmers know that on the
middle stem underneath a cotton leaf
is a small cell, or cavity, that contains
a drop of blood which can be seen by
Z ssing between the thumb nails.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-28

A nearly perfect skeleton of the mo-
sasaurus was recently discovered in a
quarry near Mons, in the Province OF
Hainaut, Belgium. 1t has the extraor.
dinary length of fifty-fve feet nine
inches. 1t is to 0e preserved in the
National History Museum, Brussels.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

wormley's,-Dr, John G. Ice, Philadelphia.
National-Emerson Priddy, Ohio; A. d. Parr,
Richmond, Va; John a, Dialogue, Camden,
n. "; +, $, Miragoh, st, Louis, Mo-, and j..
GrifIiths, New York
MetrOpolltan-W. r. Rhea, Johnson City,
Tenn, r. n. Lincoln, Boston; W. S. Chisholm
and wife, Savannah; W. II. Camp, George A.
Dekcy, Larned kaas, aud j. Zeigler Penn
sylvania.
Arlington Edward Reed and wife, Albany;
Ell LantisbaCh, Chas. Hopkins, New York Geo
sisson, Sing Sing, n. VI J. &, Bastelman,
BROOKLYN. N. Y; James Nelson, New Bruins
wick, n. j.; A. 4. Sullman, New York: W. d.
J.. Boughton, New York; w. X. Wright, Phila.
dclphia.
Willard's-w. l.. Allen, Chicago: f. W.
Knox, Pennsylvania: y. T. Walshe, New or.
leans .. /. Reed, Boston, VIM, Byers New
York; C. NJ. Anderson, Pennsylvania; C, H..
Reeve, plymouth, Ind; W. f.. Tucker, New
York; ID, d. Talley, Richmond; William
Brown, o. S. Allen, London, England,
Ebbitt-Wm, ]. Howard, Hampton. Va; A..
II. Davis U. S. n. A.; VIM. b. smith, New
York. d. T.. Hill. Akron Ohio: c. L. A. lngale,
u. $. N. A.: Il. d. Schetc, Toledo, Ohio; L. f..
Smith, U. S. N. A.; Mrs, Charles Veley, Phlla-
delphia; II. T.. Frick, U. $. N; e, V, Frick,
Philadelphia; Mrs, Jas Landers and Mr.. Rn d
Mrs. William j. Donnelly, Baltimore; Emil q.
Rothe, Ohio; Gov Il. NJ. Bishop, Cincinnati;
w II, sampson, U. 8. NJ, and Q, W, Ames,
Boston
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industries 1t has founded, in the homes and
work II has given 20 kin across the sea.
IL Is not probable that the American system,
shaped and nodded by the same hands that
built the republic, Is to be wiped out by syS-
tenn known In our days OF weakness the
colonial policy or to.day.as the school OF FREQ
trade. Aud, with Henry Clay, we must be-
lievc that tho cause is the cause of the
country, and IL must and will prevail" IL Is
founded on the interest and affections OF the
people. II Is as native rs tho granite deeply
embOsomcd In our mountains.
And to you, ladies ofthc Press may we hope
to look for that advocacy Of protection to
American industry, thereby helping to further
this material prosperity, national unity, aud
the well'beng Of all the people.
Read at a meeting of the woman's Press
Association, Washington.
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Iowa Circle, bet. st. and 18th st. n. W., lot rs,
Kilbourn OF al. sub. 81. 81 seVellon A.
Brown TO Allan Rutherford, 1885,.
18th st., west side, bet. V and W SITS. n. w, lot
%, C. A. SHOWS sub. So. 235, Chester A:
Snow to W. Clarence Duyall ian undivided
half, IS.
Chester A. Snow 10 VIM. Mayse, $500.
N. Y. ave-, north side, bet, 18th and nth SITS.
n. W, lot ., Davidson's sub 50. 2il, Matthew
W. Gait to John l.. Wolf, $4,000.
Nth st., east side at the s. e. cor. OF q st. n W.
pit, lots Il and l5 So. 258, George G. Mark.
ham TO John Gibson, $40 500.
2lst st.. west side, bot. l. and NJ sts. n W. pit. lot
\ l6, SO. ", J. n, Whitney to Mary II, Forrest,
18th ST. west side, bet. and r SITS n. W., lot %,
50, 25S, Alice l.. Riggs to Smith Petit, Jas,
Dripps, and Jas. Robbins S3,i53.Ss.
Penn. ave, sout h side, bet. 3 and ~ SITS. n. w,
lot 10, res. A, the heirs at law of John C..
Wilson, dec, to Richard W. Tyler, 5000.
st. north side, bet n, J. ave. and 9TH at. II. W.,
pt. sub. 10, 81. $40. James $. Crawford to
Annie c. Hollidge, 81.
9th st., east side, bet. T. and @ SITS. n W, pit lot
\ $50 S91, George ,J y Il Kennedy to Richard L.
N. j. ave. west side, bet. franklin st. and
st. N. W., sub. lots So IS and 80, 50, $40, VIM.
Mayse to W. Clarence Duvall, $3.50.
Del ave-, east side, at the II. G. cor. of d ST. 8.
ington to bartholomew Diggins, sl,2i6.57.
II st., north side, bet. I'd and Sd SITS. s. c., pit
lot4, 50. 766, Alvin N. Meeker to Clara Nor.
ris, 5000.
18th St, east side, bet. A and B SITS, IN. e.,
north half lot 0, so, HOS. james #. Wollard
to Washington Jones, $40.
18th st., west side, bet Pa. av. and f at. 6. c.,
lot 10, McFadden,s sub. so, 1919, Ellen Nc.
Fadden to Sarah II. Thornton, 50.
COUNTY.
Mount Pleasant, Brown & Todds sub, al
southwest corner OF Bismarck and 7th SITS
ZaChariah Tobiner 70 Jacob Frang $1,000.
Pt. tract called Aaron" on :the Marlborough
road, George w. McGoins TO Henry McGoins
Sl00
Pt. tract called "Bluo Plains and Bellevue, -
contains 80 acres clio poles, the heirs Of
John w. Bigelow, deceased, to VIM. A. John
EOu g50
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TIE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
Yesterday.

Court IN General Tcrm-iusfioes OR, James
and MerTick W.. Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company, argued and submit.
tod Emerson Vs. District Of Columbia, argued
and submitted. State OF Maryland for use OF
Mary Ann Price VS.. Baltimore and ONO Rail
road Company; argued and submitted. As
signments for to'dny-NOs. d. Il, ~ 30 W,
o., and o.
EQUITY Oourt-Jusitce Hdgnr--Hubbard vs..
Crossman; sale confirmed nisi. Sturgis W.
Halliday; decree awarding mlsdescription In
former decree. Henery ys. BROOKS; auditors
report confirmed and distribution ordered.
Murphy VS.. Bradley; complainant ordered TO
give security for costs. Proctor vs.. Fitzgerald;
pro confesso against Samuel c. Fitzgerald sot
aside. Duy0l vs.. Duval; hearing of rule Fixed
for June 3. Palmer vs. Palmer; order appoint
ing Ellen Palmer guardian I'D litem. Brown
ing VS. Williams; restraining order returnable
June 9 granted on ding undertaking. Briggs
w. Briggs; testimony ordered taken before
Examiner G. r. Rowe, Hewitt VI als vs.
Western Union Telegraph Company; argued
and submitted No assignments for today
Criminal Court--JuSiice Macarthur. John w.
Drew. presenting ialso vouchers; not guilty
Mary Johnson, abandoning infant childi guiltyi
sent to Jail for seven mouths Philip snoot,
petit larceny; plead guilty ten daysin jail. VII.
lis Campbell larceny from the person on trial.
John Williams, HOUSEKEEPING; plead guilty,
ten days in jaW. Assignment for today j.
Parker Jordan. assault with intent TO commit
rape r. j, Esselman, granddaughter; Morris
Roche and James GRADY, assaulting othCer,
Alfred Collins, granddaughter.
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Tho ManohcserGUARniAS, June Sth, 1883, ssysi
At one ofthe
"Windows"
elumps Of rhododendrons and great mas
SEES of May blossoms There was an
interesting group.
IL included one who had been Cotton
spinner" but was now 80
Paralyzed [! :!
That he could only bcsr 10 lilo In . re-
clining position.
This refers 20 my case.
was attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter Ataxy"
a rsralytic disease OF nerve hbre rarely ever
cured
and was for several years barely able to
get about.
And for tho last Five years not able ia
attend to my business, although
Many things have been done FOR me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching.
Two year. ago was voted into the
Home for lncurables Near Manchester,
in May, 1889.
am no advocate; "For anything in
tho shape Of patent" Medicines2
And made many objections to nv dear
wiie,s constant urging to try Hop Bitters,
but finally 70 paciiy her
Consented
/ had not quite finished the frst bottle
when felt a change como over me. THIS
was Saturday, November Sd. On Sunday
morning felt so strong said 10 my room
companions 81 was sure could
walk :"
SO started across tho floor and back.
hardly kn " how to contain myself was
oil over the house, am gaining strength each
day and can walk quite sale without any
"Stick ~
or support
| am now at my own house and hope soor
/ 70 be able TO earn my own living again. ! have
[ boon member Of the Manchester
Royal Exchange
/ Fornearly thirty years, and wss most heartily
congratulated on going into the room on Thurs-
! day last. Very gratefully yours, joins BLACK
| Burn
| MAScHEsrER Eng, bee. o. lsSL
| Two years later am perfectly we'll.
hs-Nonc genuine without bunch Of green
| Hops on the white label. shuu all the vile.
! poisonous stun with Hop or "Hops' In their
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DALr1MoNE 40 onIo nAlLnoAp.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY q,
1880, Until FUWrHER NOTICE
lEtsRY SUE p AID e's sFRE i%Tus' Ne"
Bor Chicago 1000 a. IN. aud 1910 u. IN. daily.
burg and chicago, arriving In l'iitsDurg at i:So
p M Chicago next morolnS at 500 No extra
For pnrihnati Louis Vile aud st. Louis daily
sts$o P m; And iel9 y m, With Ihr9ngh
eSinss yisSm eSsnse. $50 irain NJ is %U% ast
Limited Train p Cincinnati aud =: Louis, srriy-
ins 10 Cint'nssu nert inoruiug nj TAB, 81 Louis
g.s9 I'm No extra 'Ato Is charged on this train
sOa Pitsegsi ,y =, i n iS;; wli5 parios Car
~. aeliimSt% Sg ''weci, days, B. j.io. $40.
SInsS,sN tSsa a $40 4aoi ia6 bi i5 G StS
a'ac. 100, a'2b. Lnd u 90 y, m,
and 1906 ~, N, l'@5,o 1870 $50, i;io. $40
ulsO, 200, $40, and / 90 p. IN.
sss5 abb By'nts south, o'45 q. p. and 9'io}p m.
Poe AnhApolA GAO a. m, aud 1910 and $3.50
p NJ oh rundey, $3.50 ~, m aud l1o T. M.
For way stations between Washington and
Baljimors.6 1i0 $50 n, nj i2lOp. M. $3.50,
$40, ~ yd aug d hiG0 f. M oo on s9nd9ly S S3oa
For stations on metropolitan Branch, 7;35a m.
daily, eECCpi sunday, aud 0'3O y. m. daily; $40
pr eHE GfspI 7anas1y GGpnp s2Ons
SUNDAY Sunday stop , Pill p 5sl2h-' ior LcNlnglon,
except sunday; for Frederick, $40 a. m and
For lIAgerstown and Winchester, $40 4. m.
daily, except sunday, aud OSLO r.. m. daily to
liagerstowni daily, except Sunday, TO Win
Trains arrive from the west daily, q. 7;2o a
From AnnSpcllss 20 A. m. and l 40 and 5.asn
m; Sunday, 1899 a. m, $50 y, IN.
From Lexington, $3.50 y. m. daily, except sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, sos
q. m, and $40 y. IN. daily, except sunday
q, Irninsleaye BALTIMORE for Mashingtonat 5io
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stocks Again Extremely Dull-whent
Active and Buoyant.

Active and Buoyant.
NEW York, June 9. The stock market
has again relapsed into extreme dullnoss.
The market has boon strong, but the ex-
treme fluctuations have been within q
range Of less than per cent with only
two or three exceptions.
Money on call cont inues easy at to
II per cent. closing at IL. Foreign ex-
change quotations are unchanged at 1864
and 4S7i for actual business and 4s7 and
4sSl, posted rates. Business is quiet
Goverum emit bonds are strong, quotations
showing generally an advance of 4 per
cent, with tho three's strong at an ad-
vance Of per cent. State bonds are
very quiet and with only slight changes
in quotations. except an advance of per
cent. in tho price bid for Alabama 6s class
c., and decline of 2 per cent. in the
Michigan rs. There has been increased
activity In the railroad bond market,
accompanied by some improvement in
prices.
Quotations or Mondays stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man ~ CO., bankers, 14l1 r street, being the
| mostRctivo stocks in the New York exchange:
In - m M
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je3,w-4t


T-TT7TVT " = III NINI v -
WAsHIS0ToS, ID, g., May II, 1883.
Sealed proposals Will be received At this De-
pHrlmeut until THE l7rH DAY or JUNE,
Ssb, at IL O'Clock noon for furnishing Wrap
ping Paper, Irvine, Letter balances, Marking
and Railing stamps, Canceling Ink aud Pads for
tho use Of the Postolices In the United states for
one year from the LIST day fully, 1883.
Blanks for proposals aud specifications stating
the kind and estimated quantities required aud
giving full instructions AZ to manner of bidding
and Conditions 20 he observed by bidders, VIII
10 furnished on application TO the division Of
PoStoflicc supplies, POsIotiico Department,
Washington, u. c.
Tho Postmaster General reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids, WIN. II. Villas,
myl3-wSs-Aw Postmaster General.
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TINE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTH VEST.

Schedule in effect May 10. 1889.
1l15 A. M.-New orleans Fnst Mail, daily.
making close connections south and southwes.
DAILY, except sunday, with &. & o. ny. Pullman
Sleeping Buffet Car nom New York and Wash
inBton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
Washington TO Now orleans without change of
cars.
5iIb T.. M.--Louisyillc Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati Louisville, and all
Western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
lO;AO =. M.-Southern Mall and Express,
daily to all points south and southwest, VIA Dan.
Vile aud Charlotte, Pullman sleeping Cars
from Washington, via Danville, Charlotte, and
Atlanta, to montgomery; also rom Washington,
via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta,
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington az
dl5 y. M. daily, except sunday, WarrentOn
p. m daily.
Trains arrivein Washington S;OOa. m. South
ern Apr IS daily; $40 y, In,, IT. asburg Local
daily, except SUNDAY; O;io r. M, cw Orleans
FasI Mail daily $40 p. M, Louisville special
For tickets nEd all information inquircat Com.
pany's Oiice, UUl Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
leave from d. Il l.. station. .
n. MACDANlEL, Agent
SOL HASS,
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
4 80 .tsaH AFFRVa
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NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
Leave Is; a T. Depot sixth and u streetO.
ll.lb 4. M.-For All way stations, Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati Columbus, aul
81 Louis. Daily except sunday.
IL A. M.--For Newport News, Old Point Com.
Portland Norfolk. Daily except SUNDAY
b:l5 p. M.-tOr Louisville. Cincinnati, ~, Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and southwest, Fast Express
llnilyl; docs not stop tor local business;
Through Pullman service 10 Louisville and
Cincinnati 80
FOR tickets aud Information apply at e, Il o.
railway office, ola Pennsylvania avenue, under
National lIotcl: Virginia Midland railway uillC1
Col PennsylVauia avenue, aud 49, ~ T. station,
II. w. ~ LLEk,
General PASSENGER Agent.
q. W. SMITH FRANK rklGG,
General Manager. n, H., Passenger Agent
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Proposals.
DRoposALs ron iCE.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jun. ., 1885.
Sealed proposals will be received NJ this de-
pHrtment until IL O'Clock noon MONDAY,
JUNE ~, 1870, for supplying tho Navy Depart
ment, and itH various bureaus and offices, with
Ice during the fiscal yuar ending Juno so, 1856.
The ice must he of the best quality of North
ern ice, solid clear, aud lTee from snow or other
Impurities, and must be delivered daily In such
quantities as may be required
4 bond with Improved security Will he re-
Qulred In case Of award Tho Department re.
serves the right to reject any or all bids and to
waive defects,
Proposals should he addressed to the Secretary
Of the Navy and ludOrseu Proposals Tor Ice"
W, &. wHITNEN
je}.w-4t Secretary of the Navy
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Edward scaggs fell on. Of his wagon yestcr.
day afternoon when near the corner OF sixth
street and Rhode Island avenue, and was
seriously injured about his head mud body.
He was taken TO FrCedman's Hospital.
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DIED.

FEN wICK,-At 1880 Tuesday morning,
June 2, 1885. of heart disease EsrELLA, be-
loved daughter Of Emeline l.. and H. NJ a.
Fenwick aged 10 years and months,
Funeral fom 81. pAulB English Lutheran
Church, corner Eleventh aud II streets north
west on "wednesday afternoon, June 3, 1855, at
$3.50 o'clocf. Relatives, friends, and members
of her Sunday'schoOl are invited to attend.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.


WASHINuTOS, ID. C., NAV IL, 1883.
Sealed propOs lis will be received AT this De.
pRftment until IL o'clock NJ on Wednesday.
June ~, 1850, for furnishing Statione for
July l, 1888.
Blank forms of proposals showing the items
and estimated quantities required, together with
circular relating thereto, VIII be furnished ON
application To ths Department
PROPOSALS should he addressed TO tho First AS
sstant Postmaster General, and Endorsed Pro
pofals for stationery"
The Postmaster General reserves the right TO
reject any or all BIDS WIN, L. Villas,
lnylB-sw-4w Postmaster Gone al.
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l. ron THE DISTRICT or CoLuMBIA.

OFFICE or rHE ENGiSEEH CoMNiIhs loS ER,
WAsIuNGroN, II, C., May ~ 1855
by direction of the BOARD Of Commissioners
sealed propOaalS viii he received nj this office
until ~ o'clock NJ on MONDAY, JUNE 10,
1885, for furnishing the various branches of tho
District government with general supplies,
comprising stationery, blank Forms aud Print
Ing, SCHOOL Books, Furniture, Hardware, Tin,
ware, aud STR ct Lamps, Plumbers Material,
Groceries, boots aud Shoes, DRUGS, Glass, Paints,
and Narnishes Lumber Forage Meats, Cast
inVs, fuel, Dry Goods, Cement and Limo, Com
struction Material, aud Telephone supplies.
Blank forms and proposals, tOgcthvr with all
Information, eau he obtained upon application
therefor at Room n Columbia building, IA
st. ~ W.
Theright ID reserved 20 reflect any aud all bids
or parts bids q. i. lIDECKER,
Major OF Engineers. l.. y A.,
my20'lOt FpSIneer C0mmiasl0neer, u 4,
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS" Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, and dollv.
cred in = pound WARD prints, ut i0c. per
pound Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; but
per quart.
S3pcr gallon, rs cents quart bottlo. No.
RyeWhisky, best in the world for the money
at MCGee'S, Ninth, near d.
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CITY ITEMS.

SCIENTISTS, physicians, teachers and others
interested in electrical phenomena and phys
ical experiments are invited to call on DR., h..
=. Rowland at his dental Office No. I'll Four
Rnd.a-nalf street northwest, between the hours
OF and 10 on "Wednesday evenings during the
month of May, and witness the wonderful de-
velOpment of electricity by induction with u
new and improved combination Toeper-
Holtz and Wimshurst induction electrical ina.
chime
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TIME WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is Issued
Il EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, AaljIA
tllna AL tue ueWi OF tho ws1G. SljiJetpsll
price, " per ya1gi slaSls GJN,SA, eStAy -. a.
", evltA
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NXTASHINGTON, ONO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY,

WINTER ARIA NgEMFNr
Two TRAINS DAILY tENCEPr SUNDAY
BETWEEN ALIEN ANDRlA AND
ROUND Hill.
Leave Washington ~ O.1b II. IN. and i'2b y,
m. and Alexandria ut O;ii u. N, and ASA D. m.
Pass Leysburg, going westward, At l2:l3 D. m.
ana 7'l4 y. M, and arrive az Round Hin At l;Oo
a. IN, and o;Oi y, M
Leave round liill at l;l5 a. IN. and 100 D. M.
Pass Lceshurg, going eastward, al 5;iS a. N. and
2'ISp y. ~, aud arrive at Alexandria at $40 ~
M and hin y, M, and ut Washington ut s:25 IL
NJ and b'i5 II N.
a. m. Arrivasut Alexandria at $40 AMI Wash.
ingtOn az $40 Leave Washington AT 500 y, M;
Alexandria at SlOp m. Pus Leesburg going
eastward, obs M; westward, 1910 r. m.
= NJ BROrHN, superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-03

Tho following list of tho most active stocks
dealt in on the Washington Stock Exchange Is
furnished by Messrs Bell & Co., bankers, No.
1887 Pennsylvania avenue:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-03

There were 49, cattle up and sold. Market
steady and unchanged in prices. Quality
better than last week. Bost, 63R TO bfc,; good,
6I to51Sc.; fair, BIO b1[c, medium, AZ to ~ .c
Oh sheep and lambs up and sold high, and
prices higher than last week: Old sheep sold .
to &C.; lambs 8 TO SIC. per pound. 20 mich
cows sold at S2j to $50 each.