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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29
Dr.P.STEINHART,
Specialist.
Former Partner OF
n,. MINTIE, SAN FRANCISCO
no. 261 Main street.
o,nosite overland House, In Union Block
OpPV'i'0 Room No. l, First Floor.
No. ee1 Main street.

Zen he consulted daily from O'Clock to
:, Vo'cIock a. m, and from 2 TO O'Clock pm.
d a. y laws from 10 am. to pm. He has had
ss.u1naoHtc.Hve years experience in the special
~ otr3ent of all Veneresl, Sexual and
G,sonie diseases, and guarantees to cure all
G S.;nary Diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial,
a !, tsoctions of the Throat, Skin or Bones,
AHvvoUs DEBILITY, Impotency and Lost
NMssnbood. exhausted Vitality, Seminal
w TsaFE spermatorrhea, Paralysis, and all
We ee1terribIe effects of Self-Abuse, youthful
~ soii;ss and excuses in maturer years,
,T9octcttgnrnsl Emission the effects Of which are
Mons maddening and destructive to both
sSSv and mind, and unless cured will ter
s I'M fatally. The presence of the disease
.ansss a continual consciousness of slow
.n5 Gradual decay ofall the power OF body
nd nd mind with loss of manly power and
1I detective memory, heart affections,
,Hss n sight, noises in the head and ears,
illusion Of ideas, aversion to society, exces-
I've 1--WE prostration, trembling of the hands a I'd
ijrnbs consumption, marasmus and ultima e
Sssrrsngement of the mind. The Will pow !
becomes 50 weak that the person seems 70
iosseoutrol of himself and cannot LOOK one
sCnsre IN the face. 1t also causes Dysp psia
nd Indigestion with Heart and K dney
Disease.
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The Elk Saloon,

Opposite the Theatre. Drop in between
the acts and sample my liquors and
cigars. The best of all kinds constantly
in stock, and served by nimble and ex-
perienced mixologists.
I FRANK MAY, Proprietor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shlloh,S ga
tarrh Remedy. Price 81 cents: Nasai
Injector free. For sale at A. Z. Smiln
d Cos Drug Store. o1-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29

sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you. For sale at
A. q. Smith il Cos Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29
London Stock Market

LONDON, January rs. = Consols
opened 100 1-16 for money, and lOOH
for accounts.
LONDON, January 2S.- Consols closed
100 BIG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29
British Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, January 2S.

Wheat-Fair demand new No: 2
winter rs 1sSd steady; new No. spring
rs I'd firm.
Corn-Fair demand; old mixed, dull
Is I'D; old mixed spot, January-Feb-
ruary-March, As 115d dull.
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New YORK. January 2S.
Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, January %.
Wheat-A lower; sos cash; S694
Nav.
Corn-36X cash; 4O14 May.
Oats-30 cash; 3lI May.
Whisky. 1.l6.
Pork-1O.S211 cash; 11.07H May.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork and Lard all
unchanged.
Rye-Quiet; 5S.
Barley-Dull 60.
Boxed Meats-Steady Shoulders 4.95
a 400; short clear 5.65 a so; short
ribs 5.27H a $50.
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Ontario.

SAN FRANcIsco, January 28.-Ontario
mining company dividend 80 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29

NEW YORK, JanuafY % Petroleum
steady; United close SIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-29

Tspsuorm expelled in "a Hours
Files treated and successfully cured.
Consultation at the office is FREE and In.
yited Thorough examination and advice,
iucluding analysis of urine, s.. Como at
Onoe-do not put it OF. Ali correspondence
sniGly CONFIDENTIAL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

The Hon. Delaware Green arase 70
make IN inquiry. He wanted g
kn0w whelher tie Lime Kiln club
believed, with the Virginia church
congregation, thaf the sun moved
around the earth. 81 with the dsbat'
ing society in Nermonf, that the
sarth moved around the sun. he
didn't waHf % seem captious. but
WO1ld ike to SCI on some settled
policy.
II dis queshun was decided either
way would -four or bac0n become
any cheaperfn asked the president,
4 doan reckon dey would. sab.
sDen you had better peg along a.
ron am. Il am 3 matter we shall
get around 70 In time. but jist now i
am Of 20 great imp0rtance 10 as.
We Git jist IS much sus one way 8
de Oddsr. an We am independent
boat Of Vermont and Virginia. -
Detroit Free Press.
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SHERIFFS SALE

IN TEE DISTRICT COURT. nor FIIA
I Third judicial District Of WaaAINS
Territory, holding terms a. Seattle
No. 4619-David allen. Niaiu0A W
walter Burrttt and CafheFine NHfFI'l ~
wife. defendants.
Under and By vircue Of ah artel g #
issued cut o. the above ramed l4rt r
the above entitled action. dated - ".
day q May, i3o3 and q pc -.
the property described b sd eE1I q
sale and e. follows, TO Wit
Lots one and -four q ana 4 f.eck
four ti4l, In a. A. uenng's addl.l41 l1 w
city Of seattle also, lQt gavan tf q M
eleven uil. Ia Maynmrca plat o. Ga N
tnnw ultyl of Seattle also, lets iMa| lia
and four z. ; and d IN block fsftf
90, 10 A. A. Denny's addition e 20 qY
o. Saattlo.
Thsrsfore notice Il hereby given thnlm
saturday, tbe Isth Dny q 1ene| Ilf''
Al the hour of II O'Clock Il the ~.
noon Of said day, It Tia Court he1
IN the city 81 Heattle, King ll
Washington Territory. WI 3 1..1
enee % sid order Of safa. 81 A1 -.
described property, o. % maee - 49,.
IN said action, with interest," tAf
costs. ct pubic anctnA. y 90 AAl
LATED a ssafilo, thls aoth az 4 Hg.
1856 q. m. NuaKANE
myz2td sheriff Of King cauntf, ". y
Richard Osborne piaintllz1 Altpt14
The sale IN pursuance e he al1lt
tice is postponed % Monday ihe
q June, lisa - the same hoq Z, sc 8 \.
sheriff q King cgnaiE. ~ -,
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c. &P. S. R. R.


THMR TABLR
FOR FRANKLIN. black DIAAEONn
and Intermediate skationa, daily. ~
Tan. =
EorAewcastle and intermediate stattons
daily. ~ 3 80 and lo.io q. m, and 1 .. ~.
river exien6lon at a:i8 D. m. a1d fro-,
NeHceetle eranch - 80 q m, l3 m. -
and $40 ,. N. -
Running time % Franklin, ah. SON.
Running time % Newcastle, h. a n.
In effect April s 1888
PUGET SOUND SHORE RAILRoAn
Trains leave Seattle for Kent stunl
Junction. sumner. Puyallnp and Tacoma
- $50 q. m ana rs D N.
hetufntng leave Tacoma at an. N A.
irving ~ seattle at go D. "a.
Local leaves stuck Junction for Seattle
a. $40 .. M. and arrives a. 10 4. m.
i. J. AtlANEiL. Suparinten6ant
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- - - '-77-77--" a ID ~ a -
hin. fhs D.ctor - viallea - 4
Buftns 80 ottalna1 2 EEeat 60
infcrmallnn skicn - . coufail-.5 49,.
81 -s-f- =, - 49, - $3.50 5
49, : 49, II k.r.~ Cssi e. WIZ -
esr1rnrIea lirn9 NricflY e11aiezti4.. -.
Ia a1ifala ~ 4 u4eAnEa q
arssa On. j. y. 01nDQAs Ae4 1905
efnea, Oil Manfips PQaE-A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01
FLAGS /! FIREWORKS

THE LOWMAN 4 HANFoRD STA
recclPt of large Shipment a. Faar1h al
4QlY Goods which fheY are enahled -
fErnfzh - unusually low figures. hofh
Nhelf ale ana retail. ieafG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

YsneuuveE has ordered by telegraph q
steam IRE engine from Mr.. Ronald, Of
Brussels, Dat.
There we're about 100 houses Of vari-
Gus kinds, either up on under way, AZ
FancouveF, 90 Saturday night.
A committee OF Vancouver citizens
waited % the Chinese 9 few days AGO
and ordered thsm 20 leaYe the city.
The Little Hslpars,r Of MoodyviIls,
have contsihatsd l0t Of pillows made
By themselves 20 the YaneoaveF FIRE
s1deFera.
TIE annual nesting Of the B. O.
Rife Association viii Be bald on The
New Westminster range absut the 18th
q AuRnsl.
The people q British Columbia are
very iabilznt over the fact thas TIE hrst
throgeh train from Montreal to Van
couvsr l. nor on ita way over the
Canadian Paeide Railway.
The Royal City Planning Mills Con
peny, 81 Nanoonver, have been very
liberal in keeping a free iAhls for al
WAo wsre in need. Az one meal. no
les fhan so we're served. Ana4her
fsstaFs q theif generosity vas the r.
ducine q The pEioe of lumber
Last week ConlrActoF Hayward fred
. very soecessfal hiasi 10 Fenosa che
remuAnt II what d known as Spenes's
roak. - Nietarfa hsrhoF. In eaeosinR
the expiesiea the ccatraelog ased 80
puanas % attire elyoexins and % pounds
Of No. I dyaamita. Twelve holes wega
bored IN the roek. and When tbs expla-
sinn t0ok plAro large volnDea az water
ross Ia tie shape OF h1RA PFtnee of
Wales fssteeFs, tie center l!iame raach-
iae a. altitude % aboat 80 feet EFon
tie level Of the tide. ContrzEY % she
orders Of The Haxbor MAsseE. TIE
steamer Teaszs pANsed over tie puias Of
the blaz4 inmedsateiy after tha expsa-
st1n. 4 coed ehanaei waa foan6 and
he vera i acsurdinRiy proaoanesd .
EHFe
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01
SEATTLE-NRATc0M RanTE.

The steamer W X MERWaN win
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday snd
Fhurudag evening. 3 o'clock. for Whafcom
calling e h1kilteo, fulalip, CouDeVlile
Oak harbor, Utsalady, LAoonneF, Fi6siQo
Anacoftes. a1eneA Samfah, Fairhaven
BellinRham and Sahoma
Returning. win leave WThntuon a,,arv
Monday, wednesday and Friday ever
ingA at o'clock. for Saattla. cniline
inoermediata pointg On the way.
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FoHS Sale.
SNOQUALMlE FALLS

TUE sRATTI.R sQuAK AND sNO-
= aaAlnlic IfnaapeElatlaa Ceaspany i
tH1el mediate pelatA. alta RFsn alneat AZ
aiEfatoh. he seoltEsl aslaekass Ard hs,si
Feaf4 80 fearh tha talaaa8 Saaguatusln
kslia. tnp tnnfheA aa1 AaEGtaR aad naA.
taE Ero1R8s * fhaf fxEton.
fN0 efaEea q das fnsln NaMss1e % % AK
iaAFiM8 s., 4, StcH&a EreesEY etoE0 81 Z
. - assa 3 m. tsf taFshar particulars
All a. Stnnee gfueoT4 s2ere ffcns
e1EeeA et11
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

D. X. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII, frOm date carry he United Hfaaea
mai. On Hoods Canal making aami.
heck every Monday and Friday uGrnIng
WI tQuch e PuEe Gamh18 for paaaenae7s
o. freigh4 aFIixinR Is Senffla n 49,
attarlooa returHlnG WE leaVa Taalaras
NhAff - u o'ciock eEery TUESDAY and
saturday moKnl1z. taking tie man u
kert Gamble for oeaoeok and union CItT
ooc4 Tor Port Gamble 9FuFT daT erer-,f
saturday, T. & ka EAazalRHFn an frrf1k{
and reeolye orders far any pointon Hosds
-. 80
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APRRoxamAFaoa.

Attorney examining witness1 -
You say you saw the shots tlreds
Witness. -" Yes, sir
Attorney. How near were you
to the scene Of the affrsysH
Witness. When TIE first shot
was fred / was ten feet from the
shooter.
Attorney. Ten feet Well, now,
tell the court where you were when
the second shot was fred
Witness. IL didn't measure"
Attorney. Speaking approx
mately. how far should you says"
Witness. Wen. II Appropriated
TO half q mile. It'd Bits.
shipping intelligence
SAX FRANoIsoo. June 30-Sailsd-
Ship Spartan, for Port Townsend.
Arrived-Ship Memnon, from Tacoma
PoRT Ludlow, June 0.-Sailed-
Schooner Huenema, for Santa Barbara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

CONE NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
1hAfa And caeEEy Streets Jess
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SEAIIIE NIEhM llIlnnaI

COLLECTS YOUR pATnoNAeN
- With the assistance Of aAo i1te1i ~.
proved Troy machinery and the nnlI CHAR
water Of Lake Union, we hare facIlN
for all kinds Of work and any naAHAgl
No Lhtnege employed. Give IA CALI
Laavo orders with Geo. ". craua WN1e
lnRton street. near Commercial ~ ~.
Pullman q Co, Chorry, bet Front 81 M
sails BASlaER BROS h1Hh
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EAL-MUSCATELLE,

The crystallized salts a. extracted from
grapes and fruit most wonderful pro
duct from Natures laboratory the great
est sovereign preparation ever placed be-
fore the American public.
sal Musc atelle Is Natures own product;
II supplies 70 the weary system the want
OF sound, ripe grapes and fruit; Il keeps
the blOod pure and the brain clear; il .
natural blessing 70 the tagged out and
weary, an imperative companion 10 busi-
ness men, ladies and children. Have il IN
your hemes. travels summer resorts and
seaside cottages.
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Tor date q sssamala having
SEATTLE FOR COAL
HlRBOR

Duing tbs ETaugers temporary with
drawal zee Capt. Tarta 81 the kvangeL
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SEATTLE-skAelT RIVER ROUTE

The steamer DAISY WIN leave Seattle
Ler akAGlt river ana way porta. overy
Monday and Thursday. returning Tues.
days and Friaaya
Eor resght and pessage apply At Gem
panyb once. on Teaiar's wharf. oron k,,s,-s
ne beats 1t the sane wharf
mr1-d GE0. 8. JACOBS. eeciv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

doz each Piatters s 10. Il and Il In.
90 lbs Laundry starch.
doz heavy Soup Plates
d0z heavy Dinner Plates.
deg nickel plated Knive4
dog nickel plated Forks.
& dog tin Teaspoons.
doz tin Tablespoons.
dox earthen Chambers.
2 doz heavy Cups.
: doz heavy SaucerB.
doz Lantern Globes.
DRY GOODS.
200 yda Cheviot. sample.
800 yds g. Sheeting. unhleached. sample.
coo yds Canton Flannel. unbleached. hea-
W, sample.
500 yds Ticking heavy, sample.
20 yds Cabot ", sample.
100 yds Bingham, sample.
20 Yce Pants Cloth. all wool, eaWp,e.
1 doz each Cotton Thread, white and
black, Nos. l6. - so s.. 60.
2doz each Linen Thread, white and
black. No. 40.
2dez steel Ihimbles.
Pkg Pins.
/ gro rh0e Laces.
9 d0z Meas Felt Hats sample.
/ doz white Bed Spreads, sample.
ls5 pairs Mems Brogan Shoes, sample.
% pairs Ladies' shoes.
doz boxes Ha Pins.
! gr gro white Horn BuftOna
2doE pairs Carpet slippers,
50 yda fowellinR,
u doz mems Socks
/ roll marble Oilcloth.
Sdoz pairs brown tBveralls.
5 coz mems cheap Straw Hats.
I'D pairs Kentucky Jeans Pants, sample,
HARDWARE.
box lin, xxifx20.
! box Tin. x1tx20.
20 lbs Solder.
500 feet wire Ciothesline.
key ea l0d ard shingle Nails.
9 gro ea Screws 4 l. n, IL
! box ea Glass, Sxl0 i0xlz, 10xlt. l2xis.
2 bladders Putty.
100 lbs White Lead.
5 lbs ca Paint blue. black. red.
2 pcs heavy Zinc.
100 il inch Iron Pipe.
5gals TurpentiDe.
5 gals Boiled t1l.
doz best ID handled Axes.
doz 10 = Tacks.
doz sand aper. Nos. z Al.
3pcs Sheet Iron. II II. best quality.
DRUGS.
gals Alcohol.
5lbs Acid Carbolic tiiouid impurel.
2 lbs Acid Hydrochlosic Q. 4.
2 q Acid Tannic.
lbs Ammonia Aqua Is ID,
- Ammonium Mnriate powdereal.
ID Fowler solution
20 grains Cccaine Muriate.
gross Pill Boxes tnestedl.
; dCE Ointment Boxes q oh tin,
: doz Ointment Boxes, Il Oh tin.
10 Canphor Mon0hromated.
5 lbs Vaaeline.
ID Chalk (preparedl
100 los Copperas tcsudel.
2 gross best taper Cofks fTo. 81.
10 Extract Belladonna isolidl.
lbs Glycerine.
Leg iodine.
abs Lint, Surgeons Absorbent Is. and
fQ- Litmus Paper Gblne and rcd.
ID on Sweet Almonds.
o. ttsl Cagsia.
2 or OIL Crct1n.
lbs Oil Castor
5 lbs OIL Cotton Seed (hleachedl.
lib Oh Sperm.
80 Pills strychnia Comp lWTeahk
- t,l.ls Ben iodide Mercury. lis e..
800 Pills Podophyliin 4 n fWyethl
rell Plaster IsinRlsss s. and ~
10 PotasaA Caustic lcommnnl.
lbs Potassium Iodide.
10 Potassium Acetate.
ID Potassium Nitrate.
10 Hast India hhubarb Root
5 lhs Wax seed lRFoundl,
ID Sweet Spirits Nitre.
ID Surgennf eponges lsman. seiecfl.
2 lbs n Ext DulcamaRa.
2lhs Buchu-
lib Viii CherrT.
lib Cinchana-
lib Eucalyptus Globuiua.
lib 9entian Comp.
Ilb 9rindela Robusta.
lib Payeira BravA
lib Quaasia.
? lbs iva urai.
ID Elixir VaieFianAfe Mornhia.
ID xix 0uarana.
lbfi Xxi Coca.
I'D Corn SIX.
lib CascaFa SaRTaaa.
o. Lunar CauSsic.
AleoAol Lamp. q or with GAS cap
and b1rneri.
] AiBim Graduate.
aoz Medicine Glasses. q GA.
dcE Test Tubea arBorted.
! ID L&wtons Aba0Ebent Gotten.
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Lunch and Ice Cream.

THE LADIES OF THE n. K.
II Church viii serve Lunch and Ice
Cream In one Of the vacant stores in the
Opera House block, On Monday next.
JalT 5th. jea0
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TN ORDER TO CLOSE UP THE Az
ii fairs 81 the late arm Of L. p. smith &
son shall dispose Of the ent 70 stock 81
an immense sacrifice. Everything viii
Be slaughtered 70 make q quick clean mp.
This IL the best opportunity ever offered
% get goods IN eur lima ct les than auc-
ton prices. Discounts from = 70 80 per
can't.
sale positive and no humbug.
myl A. a. SMITH.
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RAnEx 0ATEuRT IEP. Pussy,
presldens Visa president
I.fUKEA caaAter.
PugBt Sound EStianal Bank d
Ssattls.
Occidental Block.

nuN And aEIls R0RRIGN AMI
- domestic 0xeA&nEns erMnMfeF nanaag
~ sasogT@RA . any paxs 81 the Cnltee
S1AsNs and &1ErpA Eecssvo eNpoefea a
raenay and tagna paAs boaks e. ceFtiacatea
tAdFOtcg.
c0RRENPoxBENTs
Lasaca. y, ~. RaEassAf.8 4 SEA
Para d Rcthschlle FreA
thicaFa Cc1nElagcisi NaSinnal Rank.
Hoasan. S1f1Ik Eatiansi BRnk
2ME tranElEca. thA HaAk a Call1nEnta
RpEtlAn1. - IRIS NAsinnal BnAks
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BANKS AND BANKERs.
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sUnSIsTFNCR.

go to so lbs. Fresh Beef more Or Iess|
twice week for three monfbs.
100 Ihs. Fresh Muftln Ga ore or lesal twice
4 week for three mo1tha
hblA Corned Beef
8 hhle M "a Pork.
IS hhla. bet w. r. white Flour, sample.
4 bbls. hest w. 7. GrAham Flour. ..
2 bhis. best W. Z. Rye Flour.
1000 lbs. best w. Il. Cracked Wheat q
1000 lhs EasteFn Oatmeal
SO lbs. GLOW Cornmeal.
80 lbs. White Granulated Sugar.
g Q loa , xtra Golden @ Z"
aeiba Green Toa.
50 Ibis. Black Tea, -
Zoe Ina German ChicoFy.
500 lbs. Table salt,
100 lbs. Coarse Salt.
1000 lbs. Small Whits Beans /"
loo lbs Small Pink Beana, +"
30 Alipns California Roldan ayrup -
so IDS. Plummer " Alden Dried Apples
/ 100 lbs Dried Peaches.
boxes w. I. Soda Crackers.
400 lbs. best W. 7. Cheese. sample.
50 gals. best Cider Vinegar, sample.
Ito lbs. Dried Curranta
2 doz. Burnelts Fiaroring Ext. O..
so lbs. Pearl Barley.
boxes MacaruuL No. g
boxes Vermicelh. No. e
A&9 EHap &4AA4ANlAlAu LAY x NAMLaAAl4s
| Loo gals. Standard Oil
din mate es.
8 dog Extra No. Broom9 heavy.
Sc lbs saleratus.
50 lbs whole Pepper.
5ihs whole Cloves.
10 Lbs ground Ginger.
5 lbs whole Ailsplce.
10 lbs ground Mustard.
/ $50 bushels Oata. sample.
/ 400 lbs Barley Feed. sample.
5000 lbs Mil FEED or Shorts. sample.
| 500 w. r. Electric Washing Soap, full
weight. sample.
So lbs CASTLE soap. moltled.
i $50 lbs Horseshoe Tobacco.
dor pant BowlB heavy.
doz each 10 and IL in. heavy deep oval
dishes.
doz each Platters s 10. Il and Il In.
90 lbs Laundry Starch.
doz heavy Soup Plates.
d0E heavy Dinner Plates.
deg nickel plated Knive4
dog nickel plated Forks.
& doz tin Teaspoons.
dog tin Tablespoons.
dox earthen Chambers.
doz heavy Cups.
doz heavy Saucers.
ooz Lantern Globes.
nv ~.0nrr
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
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The school eeusus for WaiIa WaIla
diaiFiet. iust completed BY Prof. Black
shows e07 males and 100 females under
q years.
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31

The annual picnic of the Baptist
Sunday School Union was in all
respects a success. The many
distinguished ministers and news
paper men present, added much
TO the interest of the occasion.
The most interesting part of the
day was the erecting of monu-
ment by 40 of the small children
under thearchitectural supervision
Of Nh. III. Price Williams Of the
National Republican. Fine music
and the best of order, were the
delights OF each heart.
1t is reported that the Rev. Mr..
Podd, of Chicago, will fill the
pulpit of the 18th St. Presbyterian
church during the month of Au-
gust. He has been invited to do
so by the committee appointed by
congregation to secure a regular
pastor for the church. The COM
mittee intends TO invite several
prominent ministers in different
parts of the country to preach with
this object in view.
Rev. A. j. Miller, of Natchez,
Miss, has been visiting the city in
company with his wife. During
his sojourn he has twice delivered
his very eloquent lecture entitled,
"The Mistakes of Our Colored
Leaders," On last Monday he de.
liVered very mastery sermon be.
fore one of Washington's most in.
telligent audiences, assembled al
the Metropolitan A. M. E. church,
subject: 1.-The Power of Practical
Life" He left Wednesday for his
home, via Columbia, S. c., i'm his
good work in the south he has the
best wishes of his many friends
here.
The Washington bee., 1886-07-31
SET DOWN UPON.

By the way, [ notice that the
order of Commissioner Black
about the annual leaves of clerks
IN the Pension Office has been re-
voked, and they can have thirty
day in lump, like the employees
i'll the other departments. Last
spring the Commissioner ruled
that a clerk was entitled to two
and one half days each month,
and that if he took it his vacation
in July he could not have but ff-
teen days; if he took it in Septem-
Der twenty days, and could not
have thirty days unless he went
away in December. This decis-
ion was made in the case of a lady
who applied for her leave in March
and wanted to spend the month in
Florida. The Commissioner
granted her only seven and a half
days, and threatened to withhold
her pay If she was absent longer,
taking the ground that if she
should die in Florida the Govern
ment would be robbed of 22a days
work. AS the lady was in delicate
health, the reply to her applica.
tion was not very cheerful reading
The CAPITAL published the facts
at the time, and predicted that
Secretary Lamar would not APP
prove OF any such measure. When
the rule was brought to his atten
ton officially a few days ago he
revoked it.-Sub Rosa in The Cap
itaL.