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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-21


Quite number are repairing and
finishing up their buildings.
Geo. D. Litchfeld's little girl is
hard sick with whooping cough.
S. c. Cady has sold 25 acres of
land to Mr.. Clapper, and he is
building block house.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
St. j OhnSbuIy.
What the telephone managers gain in
st. Johnsbury by raising rates is re-
lief from caring for 60 out of IS of their
instruments now in use.
A big curiosity was on the fair ground
last week in the shape of wagon built
by Thaddeus Fairbanks in the year 1916.
1t was purchased that year by Chauncey
Spaulding who paid 500 for it, and this
has been the only wagon he ever owned.
Mr.. Spaulding used 1t regularly as long
as he used any vehicle, and then, getting
curled up with rheumatism. he let his
wife's father, Deacon Kent, take it. The
deacon run it as long as he lived, when it
went back to Spaulding, and for the
past 80 or 40 years it has been stored
over the old hog pen. The wagon box
will hold nearly 20 bushels. The wheels
are like cart wheels with hubs IL inches
long and inches in diameter. The
thills are straight. The box sets on the
axletrees and the only spring is what the
seat gives by being set upon wooden
arms 2 inches square. The wagon is in
good running order but needs little
putty and paint. The mania for old We
hicles ought to be satisfied in this pro-
duction of Mr.. Fairbanks Union.
Sutton.
Thomas True is visiting old friends in
Sutton.
H. A. Blake was thrown from his wag-
on last Friday and quite severely injured.
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Last Sunday eve Mr.. Francis
Hale of Hartford, Conn, delivered
"a temperance address to large and
appreciatiye audience at the yestrv
MI. Hale Is the last of the family
Who were the first settlers of Glas-
tonbnry, Conn.,, and Greensboro.
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The baltimore NIarkaes.

BALTIMORE. January 14-virginis sixes consoli.
dated 37>S past coupons 81 x ten-f0rtes 81
do. new threes 5iH; North Carolina sixes old, l07H
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, MD. January 1l-Cotton dull--mid.
ding. l0kaloI Flour steady and fairly actve-How.
ard street and western super. 25Oa286 do. extra,
oOaS 65 do. family. 315a4 Is; city mills super:
250a2.e5: do extra. 300a3.65: do. Rio brands I75;
Pstapsco family. $50: do srlperlxtive patent. SIS
glass; No Maryland. 94Sa94sS: No. Western winter
red spot, S9h bid January 81 asked; February SOFA
9l1 March. 9.ks92a: April 1915 bid. May. 95xa955I.
COrn-southern steady: western higher and active;
southern white, 81; do yellow 50a5l: western mixed
spot, 49kas95f January, 48x bid February, 4Ss4sh
March. As lid steamer. z7z bid Oats firm and quiet
southern 35a3S western white 37aSS do mixed SASS:
Pennsylvania. 35a39 Rye easier, 6Sa71 Hay steady
= 60 Provisions S1iet and steady Mess prk.ney.
sides. packed 6a7h. Bacon-shoulders. z: clear rib
sides, 81. Hams uAal2A Lard-re6ned 8k Butter
quiet western packed. us21; creamery 22aSl Eess
st-ady, 2Tazs. Petroleum easier-refned. 73Sa7k.
Coffee duli-Rio csrgoes, ordinary to fair, 6ZaQx.
sugar quiet and frInA SOFT 5s copper refined steady
lO34al Whisky nomnally steady, 11Ssl 10. Frei2hts
to Liverpool per steamer auet-cotton, 7-32d nourM
100 bushels 500 bushels: oats 500 bushels:
700 bushels Smpnents-wheat. 900 bushels; curn,
8S 0o0 bushels 690 bushels Sxlss-wheat as coo
bushels; corn. 1Sl 900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. January IA, IL is a. Mon Chance
wheat IVES stronger May selling down to S5N. and is
2c higher. Lard 5G7sc higher The weather is clear
No
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC 21sr 1884
UNTIL FUkThtR NOTICE.
ave a. hinton from station. corner o: New Jersey
For chicago, svo IN. and To- M. daily. The 900
~ II rt 30 70 ana Inicaso.
pE at 900 No far is charged on this train for
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 30
seepis cars t. above points Without ehss n aiScs
Il IraAl q Last L. tied rain to L.ntlAu.n amt -.
Louis 30 No ezra fare is charg On this train
lor Pistsb,lrE at % am with Psrior Car and 40
pm daily 10 Ftts61rg. Cleveland and De troi.. with
s 1s n, a5s 10 PlttsbuIy
$50 40 O. &c. 7:i0 rs. - and IO:sop 'n :
i:z5 iso IA so az i.g 7i ie SIS So O ana I n
Foo rons o. u shenAndoahvalley railroad and points
For Annapolis. $40 q. M. and 12:1Oand 4:op m on
gsr stations between ssS Washington and Baltimore
i6so M s On suI M "a m 80 40 and
and . 20 pm Fer stations on Metropolitan bralcn
- 20 m u except Sunday ana $50 pm. daily,
On Metropolitan fnch eos Df d hlhea s'a'i1ns
~ Tor LeHIgton staunton and Valley branch.
,..m- 4.O !. m. daily except sunday ''eA' 10
10 Hsssistown .-0S a L.. eaiy except Sunday. and
Trains arrive rom The West daily. 60. 5soa NJ las
FIoIn Ann,polis. 5: L M and l:s0 and 5 o. D. M:
SUNDAY .3.a n, o:s5 p m
fen fTeereR and isnn es Sop,s s
ana ! 5.,l D. In I'D. daliy. EXCEPT sunday
s2o.s and Io.5O a m. l2:I5. - a. 4 40 :.
10 so , and l0:1u y. on SUM avs, q. a. ~
ard sdoa uli:sO i:jS. 4 2 s. t.JO $50 and 80
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
IeI firthe- information apn,v =. the Bs,,nors an,
Gle Ticket offce-Washington station. GIG and 1851
VI De taken Ter baggage to be checked and receiyed.s
any polIt III me city
czz 4 h LORD. Oen1 Passenger Agent
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THEY ARE ENTERTAINED AT THE TEMPLE CAFE By
THE LADIES

THEY ARE ENTERTAINED AT THE TEMPLE CAFE BY
THE LADIES.
Some four hundred newsboys Of all ages sizes
and colors were entertained last evening at the
Temple cafe by program OF music and recita-
TONS after which they were given all they could eat
and then sent home. The ladies who made the
arrangements were connected with the different
churches in the District. and they had distributed
through the newspaper offices some two hundred
tickets. All the invited guests put In an appear
ance last evening" and In addition, as an evidence
OF their appreciation. many OF them brought two
means voiceess grief were kept outside on
the pavement, while those having tickets
passedin. The result was that two hundred happy
expectant boys thrOnged the room, and about two
hundred protesting and pleading claimants clam
ored on the outside. An amicable arrangement
was solid mass Of boys extending the entire
depth OF the long room. Some We're white, but
more were colored; some had rresnened up their
clothes, and Others had come as they were; all
were grinning, and sat wedged together on the
long benches without once punching each other or
INDUCING in other similar amenities Of the news
boys life. The ladies and gentleman who had
interested themselves in getting up this entertain
ment stood together in the upper part OF the room
QuietnesS, Rev. DR.. Bartlett made some remarks OF
an entertaining character. and then there followed
some music, Rotations and some more remarks,
and finally refreshments were announced and grace
was said The supreme moment OF the evening
had arrived, and when the little gamins had q
chance at the turkey sandwiches, cake, cofee, ap-
pies and oranges they made no delay in putting
all these unusual deiicacies where they would do
the most good. The boys then gave three hearty,
rouslng cheers for their kind patrons and then dis
appeared in all directions. The ladies met In the
parlors when the entertainment was over, and con-
ciuded to eject permanent Organization
HACK DRIVER MCPHERSON HELD IN s., COO BONDS
FOR THE GRAND JURY.-The case Of Peter Nc
deadly assault on Mr. Lester g. Thompson, his for
mer employer, was up in the Police Court this
afternoon. Mr.. Thompson testified TO the circum-
,,1f$ the co,,lf ma f1no vp~0 80
the grand Jury, McPhersons bonds being placed as
81 600
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Features OF the Stock Market.

NEW YORK. January l4-From the Posts fpan.
cal article: New York Central was the only active
stock that was at no time In the forenoon lower
than last nights closing, ana was sustained by the
growing belief that an adjustment OF the West
Slore war is near at hand, though no one can give
any other reason for the belief than the reports
that the West Shore cannot maintain the light
much longer. owing to the difficulty of finding
market for receivers certificates West Shore
bonds were weak, selling at 36S 354. 35I. against
ings of the Erie for November do not afford much
ground for encouragement as regards the coal car
ryinR roads.
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IL - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
wv Bill lhACh- SPLENDID SCENERI
sIEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EluIpHIEN.

roiI ", ihE SOkIH, Visit AND SOUTHWEST
sTLEL kAfIs aAa sSiP efssTfi Eh5.U1pMEsr
Trains leave WashirS ~ from station corner o, 9Th
ne rS, L l; strgets as :9i SSs;
q Palace sleeping Cars 40 a m DAILY: Fast line
slt IN daily = Cincinnati and 81 Louis with Sleep
Carte ST Louis. ds,iy except Saturday, to Chicago
irsss IA day Nth Pasee Cars to s fsE1ba Tx
$50 connects daily for Chicago. with Sleeping Car
ef tisbaTr ana The West With Palace ee sIlsP CAY y
"'i BAITiM q AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
looop m: daily; except Saturday. with Palace Cars
For Wniianlsport. Lock Haven and Elmra a4oa m
Eer New Iork ana The East. rs $50. HOO a m.
~ ~ 4V9 ioW and II 10 IN On Sunday. 400.
Fsslor Carr. I; 20 n daily. except SUNDAY. 1'A'
Tor Boston without change. 200 every weekday
For BIeSIIyn az through trains eonnse, 2. 1sr
transfer 70 fulton street ayoii ierrias
M On s sns y s &c saa
lie y m Limited Express. s.40 a IN daily except
ssT sas%ose ss5 b ~ b $50 % 1oo l2o
On sunday 40 ITO M 400 CO. .ao io u and
Fer PoPes Creek Linz. sssa m and 44Op. m. daily
For Annspols ASA m 12o5 and As p. IN. daily. es.
ALXASpKiA AND FREpERIcKsBURG RAILWAY
Shp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
Fs S Ai..sndri.s 60 .Se rs. no, aud 1lss a m
tt6oo s25. 11ol m, sos D. N.
For Richmond and the south 500 and IL OF = m daily
Trans leave Ae1sIaiia ier Wa.hinston Cos 500 10 90
aSd 4 10 NJ soS S:IesS Nc nSnss and on Sa1 Z
800 and l9le q NJ 1oS aud iosO y. IL. aud y.
Tickets and information a. the Office northeast corner
18th street and fennsyiyaaia aye,e and At the
ne We to dsstiaat,oq from hotels and residences
General Manager General pssss -, ~ a.,
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1857 Prizes. amounting to 3265 500
Appicston for rates to clubs should be made only to
the Office OF the Company in New Orleans.
For iq5thsr informal on write clearly giving full ad.
York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency BIZ Ell.
press tl sums Of e6 and upwards ct our expense) adj
dressed - -
Ii. A. QAUPHIN.
New Orleans La
Make ?. 9. Money Orders payable and address Reg
istered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
t14.w&s7t New OrleanA La
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PHYsrcrAss Axp DRuaorsrs
RECoMMEND
90 IS !. sSss
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s.ss 3 & go Www EsEE ssss
III IN: III
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.o 1ns medtcine combdnire Iron with yesesah.e
ttOnlce, qulcslS and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA A,
IL IL DIGESTION MALARIA. WEAKNESS IMPURE
0IOOD,. SHlLlS AND FEVER and NEURALGIA.
every part u the system. puries and enricnes
we Hoou the muscles aud and tones
4 r Eli = ~ PpETIzER-Bess tolic known.
aistTsstng symptoms such Tasting the Fool Bech.
A"F rH Iee nI ~ tne Sfomach Heartburn ETC.
M nE rONSLl ihON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
6LACkEN Oh 1NJURE THE TEETH
Mveu4o4e Tor diseases peculiar to women and TO
al persons who lead sedentary lives
TEE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
PERSONS suffering from the effects of overvort mr.
ooHs trouble loss OF appetite debility experience
u DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
CyNSIlfATlCN-other Iron medicines do
r!oas enscfs physicians and Druggists recommend It
The genuine has Trade Mark aud crossed red lines on
wrapper Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Baltimore Nd
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W. ARE HAIRY To STATE

That We have no odds and Ends" of Old Stock
That our goods new aud fresh from the hands Of
our tailors.
That we receive goods weekly. all of the latest pat
terms md DESIGNS
That we sell them at less price than other dealers
can afford to sell their odds and Ends" OF old shelf
worn stock.
Please bear this in mind and attend The
RED LETTER SALE
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
9N AND 800 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
We shall positively decline to sell any Of our goods to
dealers and are determined that consumers only shall
have the benefit Of our reduced prices:
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Srno,A1 Norloz

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION or
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK or FIRST.CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
IARLY CALL YOUR ATTExTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL.
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS 3 SON. WHICH
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION 10 THE WKlL-KNoWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO Or MORE ROOMS
ABOVE Fob ECONOMY AID HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING ueRD ExTENsIvELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL - COLLECTED AND HSTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
wAITHR D. wYy1LI. Exorusrvz Aarx1.
spos No. ESQ PA AVE. NEAR ~ STRERE
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The State Legislatures.
THE NEW YORK SENATE AND THE SENATORIAL Qurs

THE NEW YORK SENATE AND THE SENATORIAL QuE-
TON.
ALBANY. n. Z, January A-The senate this
morning settled down seriously to business even
the senatorial Ques, ion being removed from con-
versaton, except In so far the united action OF
petitions In favor of VIM. NJ. Evarts by Hessrx Eel-
son and Thomas suggested it.
NEW JERSEY LAW MAKERS.
TRENTON, n j., January N-Both branches OF
the legislature have adjourned until next Monday
night Another joint session viii be held one week
from to-day.
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The Anarchi,t., Reyeuse.
AN OFFICIAL PROMINENT IN THE RHCKNF PROS
TIoNS AT LEIPSIC FOUND MuRDERED.

AN OFFICIAL PROMINENT IN THE RBCKNf PRoSRCC.
TIoNs AT LEIPSIc FOUND MURDERED
BERLIN January 14-A shocking crime occurred
at FrankfOrt-on Main last night. police com.
missioner named Kumpf1, who had been active in
the prosecution OF socialists, was found dead In
front OF his own house, stabbed In two places Els
A profound sensation was created In Berlin By
the announcement OF the murder OF Herr Rumpn.
Herr Rumpn was actively connected vita the re
cent prosecutions At Leipsic OF the anarchists who
were engaged in the Niederwald attempt to kin
the emperor, crown prince and other distinguished
personages OF the imperial suite. The police state
that there is no doubt that friends OF condemned
anarchists murdered Rumpn. All kinds OF stories
are af1oat In regard to the murder Al. agree that
for the part the counselor had taken in securing
the conviction OF Reinsdorf and his companions.
Ine emperor flliaIn, when informed OF the death
OF Herr Rumpn, was visibly agitateL
Offered &I,JO0 for His Vote.
ROCHESTER, January A-Richard Hill, demo-
Yesterday afternoon, In open board, said he had
been given 81 800 influence his vote on the plans
Tor i new Jail under consideration by the board.
rms morning Hill testified before the grand Jury,
but the name OF his alleged brtber has not bee 4
made pubic.
Ealioting for Senator in Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, January 14-In the Sem
ate to-day Jones, for United states Senator, re-
ceiVed ID votes and Heating S. Two republicans
were absent. In the assembly Jones received sc
votes and keating6
Burned orr the Carolina Coast.
BOSTON, January IA private dispatch received
here this morning, announces the burning on the
coast OF North Carolina OF the ship Onoweil
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS EVENING.
Z, O'MEARA 4 CO.,

II .. CO,
Iat7 Pennsylvania avenue
LARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LOADISG SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH CA.
THEDRAL aoEG CLOCKS. k0GERS FINE SILVER
PLATED WA y. DINNER AND TEA SET. CAS-
TORS, FRUIT STANDS. &c FINE IMPORTED
SWISS Nus BOXES. from two TO T.. tunes: GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. JEW LRY. CUTLERY
OPERA GLASSES, LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND
NICKLE BANJOS, WADE And tUTCHER RAZORS
articles
sell, ON the premises all the above stock Of J. q.
0MEARA GO; lsA7 Pennsylvania avenue north west.
Washington, D. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
6rsat bargaius may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n 1.-THE FIXTURES Will NOT be SOLD rs. At ter,ain.
stion Of sale, the store will be occupied by J. u.
oMEAkA 4 CO.. Manufacturers Of "EOYAL GLUE"
jail
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The Swain Court Martial.

GIN. 0R0SvENoR SHARPLY REBCKRD FOR AN ATTACH
on J. STANLEY BROWN.
In the Swain court-martial to-day, the prosecution
called Senator Window to the stand In rebuttal
OF the testimony OF Gen. Swain as to the value OF
Columbia copper mining stock.
Nothing Of importance was elected
j. Stanley Brown was then recalled BY the pros-
ecUtion, and examined to certain transaction In
Reading stock which Gen. Swain stated was made
by Bateman & Co.
During the examinat1o Of this witness Gen.
Gto6venor was sharply caJed TO order by the court
In ob1ecting to question asked the witness Gen.
Grosvenor referred 10 him as ga witness with
supplementary memory" and this coming
on the heels OF other n1ngS at the wit
ness called forth an objection from the
Judge advocate. Gen. Grosvenor retorted
hotly that he had fairly characterized the witness
ana That when IL came to the argument OF the case
he would show the animus OF the witness in a
manner that would surprise counsel for the prose.
cutfon- He was proceeding with his remarks when
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I'd Edition.
Latest relogranS to The Star.

Mr.. L0vrell,s HeadQuarters Om ESre.
TIE OFFICES OF THE AMERICAN LEGATION N LON.
DON IN BLAIR
LoNDoN, January 1.-THE o11ces occupied by the
American legation narrowly escaped destruction BY
fire this afternoon. The buildings In which Mr..
Lowelrs ofncial headquarters are located were set
On ure through some as yet unascertained cause. A
brigade OF the fire department was brought to the
scene In time TO secure an early control OF the
flames,
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DIED..

BAKER On Tuesday. January 18th. 1885, LILLIAs
BAKER aged sixteen years and eight months daugh-
ter of annie and the late Charles p Baker
Services at the Church Of the Ascension. ThurudAy.
January 18th. at pm
BERRY. ON January lsth. 1886. ut 8 O'Clock q m
ROBERT THOMAS second son Of Emory = and Carrie
L. Berry. aged five years aud three mopths
Funeral private
SAGE On Tuesday. January la 1885, after q short
and painful Hines Of typhoid -pneu monia HARRY g.
late +. II. and Mary E. sage
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, Isl ID
street northeast Thursday, at O'CLOCK D. The rel
atives and friends respectfully invited attend
TUELL On Tuesday. January 18th. 1885, 1t 10 D. NJ,
GEOkGIANNA n, beloved wife OF Lawrence A fuell.
Funeral win take place from her late residence No
626 street southeast Friday January 18th. q p
m. Relatives and friends invited 60 attend. ii
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TVHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDERTAKES
WAGON. ONE LIGHT THREE-SPRING WAGON.
MOUNTED HARNESS.
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th day Of April
the land records Of the District Of and by d.
lection Ct the party secured thereby viii sell at pub.
rooms. on SATURDAY. JANUARY SEW NTEENTH,
property.
Terms cash-
jal4-3t CHAS WALTER Tra1atee
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DfsHIss9D FRoN TIE Police FoRck-Fint-cla
private =. r ReddeD, who was tried last week BE-
fore the Trial board on charge Of neglect OF duty
hAB bean dismissed IRON The police force ana A. w
simpson has been appointed In his stead
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+ WASHINGTON CAfTLR MARKET, At Queenstown, On
the Metropolitan Branch. B and O. R K. three
miles from the city, Lewis d Means proprietor:-
~ head cattle on the market Monday and sold
Best at 81 to So, good, ~ 70 s. fair. * 70 ~:
medium, ~ TO AZ ordinary. 70 e 61 osd sheep
and lambs up: old sheep and yeAri1ngs brought
from az TO tk; lambs, ~ % &C; about 100 lefg
over. Cowsand calves sold from $50 20 SIS pr hea1
state Of tho market brisk
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CCC FEB RRR ZEE sSSs
6 o En- R kRh Z En- En- ssss
Geo kER r r kEH cSSS :.

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
il without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL aud the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
The Mers have Eot only the perfec tsIill con.
tanning as does all the most improved Machinery in
vented up to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
we would simply state tina; large quantity OF this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ID
eaten az the principal Courts Of the old world We
GUARANTEE that 1t is made from selected hard wheat
grown In Minnesota and Dakota IT 10 acknowledged
fact that in this Flour perfect separation of the I'll
particles Of the wheat berry and thorough slim
nation Of all weak aud stsrchy matter has last been
reached and is consequently moro NUTRITIOUS yield
ing more bread to the barrel than other Flour Tho
best trade admits tina. from its bread max ng Qualities
i the cheapest well the best for either family
OR bakers use. and unsurpassed by any Flour msis
Livery sack aud every barrel Is warranted u gvs entire
satisfaction
STE L G'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever
offered to the trade 1t is unexceled by any other Patent
except Ceres and VIII please the sxactng house.
KEEPER and satisfy the most fastidious epicura
GILT-E DGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Psssus
l. Al NICE
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cole
hrated Hungarian process 1t is very cheap and beau
tfui Patent within the reach Of all classes and We
guarantee will give satisfaction every ono who VIII
tryIk
G o L DEN HILL
The old reliable standby ana the Standard family
Flour of theDstrct equal quality to great many
hrh priced tstent flours, whilst it can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competition to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING
GILT-EDGE- RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL and we
tee! assured that housekeeper tries them
VIII never use anything elsa For sale by all grocsra
Wholesale Depot corner list street and Indiana svenus
se13 WN NJ GAITk IN
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"MAY BLOSSOM. Next Monday evening, at the
National, the Madison Square theater will present
for the rst time In this City, 10 greatest .succesa
sMay Blossom" The drama Is promised with thu
entire original scenery and effects also the original
cast, embracing Miss Georgia CayvaA, james
artists
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-14
AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneefs
w 637 LOuisiana venue, opposite City Post On

WEEKS CO., Auctioneero,
w 637 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post ofsce
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FQKNIIURE, THE EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DE.
h AZ AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS COM:
BOARD. MiREoRs. .HQ2KcxsE AND sEcRE.
NIIUkEi HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES
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TT0oHtIET SETS hN REvsSEI E ANp 3, lEaEA I
MlsLIN AND OTHER GOODS. AT, AUCTION.
IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR SALES.
ROOMS THURSDAY. JANUARY FiFTEENTH