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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS,

ORIENTAL CARPETS,
Poar1EREs. LAMBREoi ms AND FINE EN-
EMBRACING RARE PIECES SUCH AS
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS. CAIRO HUGS. SILK
TIQUE HALL RUGS, AND OTHER
SPECIMENS OF GREAT
VALUE.
THE CATALOGUE EMBRACES ABOUT THIRTY
LARGE CARPETS
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JAN
UARY TWENTIETH. TWENTY-FIRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND, 1885,
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUARY EIGH-
TENTH AND NINETEETH,
FIRST FLOOR OF NY NY sALEsRooMs,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PA. AVENUE AND
nth STREET.
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED TO BE AS
REPRESENTED.
ja164t THOMAS LOWING, Auct.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURE, &C, CON-
TANNED IN HOUSE No. 455 MASSACHU-
SETS AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY
TWENTIETH. 1856, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, will SELL at public auction, at house No.
455 Massachusetts avenue northwest the entire Fur
niture. &c, contained therein, to wit:
BedSteadS, Bureaus, Mattresses, WaShStandS, Ward
robes, Feathers, China, Glassware, &c, &c.
Terms: Cash.
Executor Of Estate Of Margaret Balm. deceased.
jal6-3t
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MAR UED.

HYDE.EMNEkICH Sunday evening, January
lath, 1850 at 81 Charles hotel corner Sd strest aid
lain OF Seamen's Bethel Retreat. Mr.. BUE.L HYDE
many.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EvESING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. AucuoneerA
HIGH ART
AT THE SCOTT GALLERY, WILLARD HALL.
RARE PAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS,
EXQUISITE BRoNZEs,
ARTICLES OF vERTU,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. BRIC-A-BRAC, ROYAL
DRESDEN AND CHINA WARE,
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS,
JAPANESE CURIos AND OTHER ARTISTIC
uooDS.
RARE OLD CLOCKS AND IMPORTED FURNI-
TURE-
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
On MONDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, COM
Brenzes ra ae Tsn oriental CARPETS &c
and be e anSs
ING same hour Some of the most eminent artists are
prominent We mention In part:
Prof Carl Rsnpip, Sir 1" joshua Reynolds.
Rosa Bonheur, Salvador Rosa,
Gilbert stuart, Hogarth.
PhiIipp 1ouverman. !. HqrEama5n.
Seignac, q. +. Folingsby,
Mr.. Swing, X. :. Zimmerman,
AIRY Scheffer r. Hirth,
c, Mali James Farman
F. Schinalzigany, d. Meyer.
The sale ncludesthe valuable private collection OF
Dr. George Reuling of Baltimore and we'll merits the
attention of cOnnoisseurs and lovers of fine art The
combined exhibit presents a and splendid oppor.
tunity to beautiful works of ART which will be
on exhibition Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JAN
nary I4th. 18th and 18th, from 10 am. to 9p.n
Mr.. B. SCOTT JR, will conduct the sale.
ja12-1t WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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ENSIGN ]. 8. BROWN has been transferred
from the United States steamer Lancaster to
the United States steamer Nipsic and will re-
turd home in the latter vessel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Marke,
Name. y. 3:OOn Name. o. 1;

The following are the opening aud 800 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR-STORY BRICK
L DWELLING, No. 4O4 SIXTH STREET NORTH

DEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR-STORY BRICK
Il DWELLING,NO. 4O4 SIXTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JAN ,zsA
UARY ETH, 1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK s;::AA
we will SELL in front of the premises, all that nv
piece or parcel Of ground lying and being in the "
city Of Washington, c. and being parts oflOts desig
mated on the plan Ofsaid city
LOTS Nos. ONE, TWO AND TWENTY-SIX IN
SQUARE 457, FRONTING TWENTY-THREE
FEET NINEINCHES ONSIXTH STREET
NORrHWEST. WITH a DEPTH OF
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
FEET NINE INCHES,
Containing 2.773 square feet of ground. less
and improved by large f0ursOry and back building
brick dwelling No 4O4 9th street northwest contain
ing IL rooms. water and gas
This property is Of the best located In the CITY,
convenient to all central points and street railroads.
TERMS One-third cash, balance in and two years.
notes to bear six per cent interest payable semi
nuaily, and ed by deed of trust all cash.
ton of purchasers Conyeyancing &C.. purchasers
cost deposit of $3.50 required at time sale.
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise
right reserved TO resell at purchasers risk and
after five days public notice of such resale some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. &.
ia15 DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
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THE DOLPHIN arrived at the Norfolk navy
yard yesterday from Hampton Roads, and IL
moored at the yard wharf.
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BALrlAoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule IL effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1855.
until fnrzher notice.

Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
Jersey sy f AVENUE and street t., ,ou, M.
eiS am is Fast nn,ited Express for PttsbSrg and
e T. So
this train for fast time, ~
Palace Sleeping above points Without Change
Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 745.
st. Louis $50 pm No extra fare is charged on this
Fsf sse to at ss PsrS sa
For Batimore on week days. g. e:2o, GAO, 7so.sso
s9s So and II oT p
,d ES6 baltimore orr. on Sundays $40 7;$O $50 and
sS yfsy RssSsS ard points
For Anna p ,S $40 sns $50 and 1910 and
s 49, $50 60 sunday. ss1 ss5 a$ l
$3.50: 40, 70oan 100 pm. For stations on Me-
for RrI'ncpsl stations
tom stanton and Valley Branch. $40 m daily, ex
psR sq. o For sns 1aa asy
sunday For Frederick. $40 am. and 4:4O pm
For For Haserstown and Winchester $40 and s:4s a.
m r and OBI p M daily, except Sunday,
$5an % s
From EesInssen $50 pna daily lily. Except g Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points, 1928 am,
and $40 PIN daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 6:1O,
$50, 7:20 S45, 9:O5 and 1890 am, 1915, 2. 8, A.
Sc e AND 4a6 reasss s
and 11:O0 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except lao. 1915 and GAO pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofeemWashngtons Station, el9 and 1851
orders will be taken for baggage be checked and
received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM, G. X. LORD.
Jail Gen. Manager. Baltimore g. r A.
WAsH1NeToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and after NOYEM BER 18TH, 1885. trains will
leave from and arrive at B. and r. 9th and streets
Station as follows:
Leave Washington at 600 am. and 4.45 M. ar.
rive at Leesburg HOO and 6:45 pm. arrive at
Round Hill at 11:47 am. and 1882 pm Returning,
leave Round Hill 6:51 am. and 1923 D pass Lees
burg 6:32 am and 2O7 pm; and arrive At Washing
ton at 1895 am and AL pm.
The train arriving at Washington at 1886 am and
that leaving Washington ut 445 pm. are daily; all
other trains are daily except Sunday.
Monthly and Communication Rates to all points
r. BELL.
d1 Superintendent, Alexandra.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW TWO-STORY BAY
WINDOW SIX-ROnM BRICK HOUSE, STU.
ATED CORNER TWENTYISECUND STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, duly s.st
corded in tiber No. ITO. folio 800 one of the i.!M
Ian .ords Of the District of Columbia. and by l
direction of the holder of the secured thereby,
the IN iersgned as trustees will offer at pubic sale,
in trout of the property, on FRIDAY. til, TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF JANuARY, A D. 1856, at HALE;
real estate, situated in the city of Washington. Dis
trict of Columbia, 20 wit: All OF snblot numbered
seventeen 17) in iDanenhowers subdivision of part
of original lot numbered one -, in square numbered
ftynine (50) being house No. 5O6 22d street north
west
Terms will be made known at time of sale. A de-
pOsit of 500 will be required from the purchaser.
Conveyancing and recording at cost Of purchaser
WIN. w. DANENHOWER rrrstao-
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
fo1E
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THE WHITAKER TRIAL.-Mr. Coyle for the
government, closed his argument for the gov.
eminent at two O'Clock, and was followed by
ing when our report closed. ,-us
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District Governoeus Aaaars.
MI8CELI.ANRoyyA

The Commissioners have informed Mr.. Ed,
ward Lowenstein that hts application for a re-
tail liquor license is disapproved
hubley j. Ashton requests that the high ser.
vice water main now at Dupont circle lie ex.
tended along Massachusetts avenue 10 connect
with the water main now supplying his houss.
corner 18th street and Massachusetts avenue
The Commissioners have designated Mr. b. ID.
Carpenter, of Brfghtwood, DC, TO prepare plstS
OF new subdivisions OF land I'm the county
which have been made since lS63 for use in
the new assessment books.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Eutwistle: John Mckee,.
erect twostory dwelling ana store, Grant ave.
r. L. Dent, repair brick, laos I street north.
west 800. Jas. ID. Diggs, erect q two-Storv
dwelling, Bursviile, county; $3.50.
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THE U. 8. s. Lancaster sailed from Montevei
do, Dec. 18th, for Cape of Good Hope.
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BALTIMORE. Nd. January ls.-virginia past
bid to-day.
BAhTIMORE, ND. January l8-Cottou steady
middling DE Flour steady and frm-Howard street
and western super 261aS Oo DO. extra, 825a4O0
do. extra 35Oa4.lH do. Rio brands. 4.62a4.75
Patapsco family, 640: do. snperlative, patent SIS
Wheat-southern wholly nominal; western lower and
quiet southern red, 9Oa03: do amber, 04a97: No. 3
February. s6a.as6as: March. s7aassis: May .sO4ael
Corn-s0uthern steady western easier and inactive;
southern white 4oa5t do yellow, 4ea5O: western
m naiI spos; !an9ary A7a45& February
soatasr9 36aA0 Penn.ylvana. 86a4O; Western white.
afn ana e nairy ast.ve-prime TO choice western.
1 10 2oaa075 Bulk meats-shouldere and clear n6
Lard-refned, 7sa7ih Butter steady-western hacked.
l4a20 creamery. 25a32 Eggs lower 22a23; lined,
17a1S. Petroleum northumberland 73aa7lA Coffee
au uss-Ro cssgoss ordinary e fair 5Ssas sugar
WHISKY steady and quiet -1aal:20 Frelghts % Liy-
IA; grain easier. ID. Reoepts-Hour. 100 barrels
wheat quo bushels; corn. 81 900 bushels oats OO0
bushelA Shipments-hour, 002 barrels c0rn 2O8,0OO
bushels Sales-wheat. 43O 600 bushels; corn 10000
baSoh = ~~~@v
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Editor Stead at Liberty.

LONDON Jan. 1S.-Mr. Stead. editor of the
Pail Mall Gazette, who in November was sem
fenced to three months Imprisonment for his
connection with the Eliza Armstrong abduc-
ton case. was released from prison to-day. Mr..
Stead is well and will speak tonight at Il meet
ing of his friends and sympathzers. lie will
then take fortnight's holiday.
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PROFESSIONAL


DRoF; EDWIN POWELL, OF LONDON. Eng
land France and Clary ant NJ eeinIu gives nrvata
Nttinss osiiyfOr buslne ami
revealing To you the pas future correct q his
guides answers All questions. a. W = ROTUFR-
MIL. VI. d.. of Brook lyn, " Y gives medical clair
yoyant examinations daily Will also Sit FOR n,nts
rial cation Tuesday, pm sharp. Pariors IO; al II
n "'' = De fehh- ave tiS-2t~
nk AND MMk skLDEN, 1921 18th 81. \. NJ.
~ Established 1855. Special atment for iadies.
remedies prompt and reliable: advice iree and cnn
oenfial terms reasonable Call or write iaI54;tz
NJ rs. n. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEAIFp
WI AND BUSINESS MEDIUM
l. OF home. IA 1th s. where she will be pleased
10 meet her many friends and patrons ESIms
Mrs BLAKE CAN BE SEN AT Hk.R PAR
ANl lors 500 18th ST. NV. fsychometrc Readiness
by letter hair medical examination with treatment
spirit tests with arm writing.
Hours rom am To p.m, and amer pm
n2S-Sxr
LrEET-IT Is IMPOsSI BILE FOR ANY ONE
II mind TO comprehend and thereby hysiologicaIly
treat each and ailnnent OF the Irau,s
Hence. notwithst andlng the prejucicss the pa,t
spesa have become popular and Indispensable TO
the comfort and progress OF mankind IL matters not
whether the &ilment lie Of the eye, toe
TIE specialists presence nsureS safety and relief 10
the sufferer. DR.. WHITE & soN, Foot Specialists
l4l6 Pennsylvania ava, Washington, and IL n
Euta~ 81, bssitlmore- nl1
MADAME PAYN.
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CHICAGO. J.nnssy 1A uN a.m.-wheat has
for May. but has since fallen OF 70 els ferk haz
ruled strong and excited, May advancing to 11.3O
Corn and oats unchanged.
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Mr.. Jacob De Pue, while going from his resi-
Qence on 11th street southwest 20 the 9th strseA
Presbyterian church, yesterday morning fed
on the Icy pavement and broke his arm "
Martin Lane, a young man, was fined as by
Judge Smell to-day for using profane and indo.
cent language.
Cnaries HOWARD, a young man, went into
IdA Addisons house saturday night ana
amused himself by firing several shots at tirx
ceiling. He was arrested, and released on e2S
collateral The case was called in the Polic1
Court this morning, but Howard failed 10 apa
pear and his collateral was forfeited.
Capt. David A. Lowe died SATURDAY. eye,knR
at his home m Grants row, East Capitol st seS.
Capt Lowe was formerly a well-known satR
master, and was for some years harbor-maste5
at Alexandria.
Detective Cox has started from Jacksonville.
Fla, with Lester Forbes, the skating RIM
teacher, who Ii under Indictment in shis OF yy
charged with the grand larceny Of q valuable
diamond ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-18

The Cherokee Legislature are ct variance with
Chief Bushy head,
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WASHINGTON DID IT WITH HIS LITTLE
HATCHEr.-Frank Washington, n colored La
borer. employed by the Washington Brick Ma
chine company, was arrested by Officer Fitz
gerald, OF the seventh precinct, Tor AN assault
ON Robert Diegs, also colored. The men had Z
quarrel. and the former threw n Ratchet at tho
latter. The Ratchet took a downward course
and fell on Digs foot, nearly severing two tosS
from the foot The case has been continued
ANY ONE TROUBLED WITH A COUGH OR Coin.
will avoid much suffering and risk, by usin&
promptly Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, an old cursa
tive Of conceded merit.
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ICE-BoUND VEssELA-The captain OF the
revenue cutter Ewing, which is fast in the ice at
Baltimore, has been directed to transfer the
officers and men Of the Ewing to the iron pro-
peller Manhattan, and, after taking on supplies
and COAL to proceed TO the relief Of vessels Ice
boundlin Hedges Straits, Nd, reported 90 need
I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-18

BROKE HIS LEG.-Dr. John ]. Little clerk
In the supervising architects Office, Treasury
department, fell on the slippery pavement this
morning, near the Treasury department., and
broke his leg near the ankle 90 that the bone
protruded through the flesh. He was conveyed
to his home.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA b MULLAN'S - ri SCHOOL, 9I3
St Classes are now being formed for the
second term Special hours arranged for those in
office. jl6-2ts
CHORTHAND REvOLUTIONIZED : SLOAN
- DUPLOYAN: simplest, most rapid and most legi-
bic system in the world Classes forming Tuition by
correspondence. Call for prospectus 921 F st. n.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-Tle follow
ing were the readings at the signal office today
Am.s Z7.O; a. M, 25.S; I I a.m 800; p.mS
31.6. MAXIMUM, 1872. Minimum, 25.4
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MADAME PAYN.
Nl MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPOpIsT
ROOMS AND q VERNON ROW.
- 0<6 Psnnsyivania ave
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MARKET THIEVES SENTENcED.-Georce Cob
bert, Andrew White and John Waddy alia6
Scott, colored boys who, IL Is alleged have been
stealing from the Center market, were arrested
saturday by Sergeants Heffner and Diggin4
and Special Officer Mckay, and locked up a
larceny. This morning, in the Police Court the
boys were charged with stealing chickenA
turkeys, pheasants, rabbits and squirrels Thx
testimony showed that they visited the marke0
early In the morning and robbed the stands
before they were opened. The court adjudged
them guilty and sentenced Waddy, ali.ls scott
10 three months, White to six months and CT
bert TO nine months in jail.
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THE SEARCH FOR THE AMETHYST. - The
Treasury department Is informed OF the arrival
OF the revenue steamer Rush Mt Port Townsend,
w. T., on the 9TH inst, four days from San
Francisco. on her way 10 search for the missing
whaler Amethyst
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS DC, To TAKE PLACE AT
~r~rx OUR SALESRoOMs.
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
TUESDAY MORNING. January NINETEEN,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING
PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY, DINING-ROOM
AND OTHER FURNITURE, BODY, TAPES
TRY, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS,
COOkINGAND HEATING STOVES KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS, DC. 1t
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-05-13
The Great German Doctor.

Tie remarkable phasein the prac-
tice of DR.. Peter w. Schmidt (ire-
quently called DIR. l'ete) Is, he never
asked one to describe their disease. his
intuitive perceptions being so strong lie
Gun tell any One their trouble without
asking question. His success Is phc-
nomenal. Ills practice enormous.
He IL sought after bv hundreds
wherever he goes, because he cures
when every physician aud remedy has
failed Tile giving Of his great medi
cine, Golden Seal Bitters, which has
made his greut SUCCESS, to tile world
marks \ new era in medicine. Blood,
Liver, Kidney and Stomach disorders
yield TO this Muster of Disease and Its
wonderful curesnre regarded as phe-
nonenal, but the germ Of faith ever
says, What haA beeI may be again. !"
We say tn the sick and discouraged
give Golden Seal Bitters = trial 1t is
NIL we ask! They will speak for them
selves. Sold by w. B. Mott.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-05-13
Ellsworth Items.

J. ]. Raymond lost valuable COW
last week. The creature was found
dead In the woods, tree ..having
blown down upon her.
The necktie party at AL. billiards.,
the other evening, was a success.
Mr.. 8. Jones, Nevada, is visiting his
sisters, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Mccoy.
Mr.. Bennett returned from his visit
in Newsygo county, sick with a fever
Mr.. Tibbets has moved to his place,
near Luther.
Mrs. Strong is teaching in the Wood
ruff District and Miss Lilly Warner in
the Keech.
Miss Sarah Jennings has returned to
Pennsylvania.
Miss Minnie etoughton, of Luther,
is visiting friends and relatives, in Lam
sing.
The dwelling owned by Mr.. Benwny,
In Luther, last Friday. afternoon,
caught fire and burned to the ground.
Fortunately everything was saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Ellsworth have
been visiting in Reed City.
Look out for the answer to "A Nut
to Crack, next week.
The w. L. w. company of Luther,
are building bridge across the east
end of the pond, and also, two miles of
railway for their logging road.
II. II. Smith, of Luther, has sold out
his stock of groceries to Nathan Hirsh-
berg, who has put in stock of dry
goods.
Mr.. Kirke Pool has returned to Lu-
ther.
Mr.. 8. Buckner is building a new
brick store near the Chemical works.
Baptizingat the M. e. Church, in
Luther, last night.
Miss Lizzie Jewett is attending
school in Luther.
Roxy ROxFoRD.
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We understand that g. H. Chick,
few days since, effected the largest sale
of pine land ever made In these parts.
The property was in Newaygo county,
was sold tor tile R,by Lumter Co., of
LUdington, and the consideration was
over Sls0, 900.
Trailing arbutus, which makes It's np-
pesrance IN the melting SHOWS Of Win
ter, has had it's day for this season,
and now comes the beautiful blue
" Johnny ,jump-upp to form the but
ton hole b,uquetor the attraction on
parIor or dining room table. Later,
we will have the wild rose and other
fragrant flowers, to continue on until
the earth Is once more ensbrouded In
white.
From the Voice Of the People at
Mal'istee We learn that tile postofll.s Q
in that city was burglarized, last Fri
day night, and money aud valuabIes
to the amount of over $4,000 taken.
q he front door of the safe was bored
and blown open, the inner door opened
by the combination. The thieves got
stamps to the value Of gI,700j ,postA
Office money, $500; John Thompscns
postmaster, personal effects, 81 ,5Ooj
Lew Cutchson. clerk, personal effects,
$500, and mouey orders to the amount
Of several hundreds Of dollars. 1t b
evident that tie safe crackers we're en-
ptrts at the business
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-05-13
Original and Selected.
Paving Visits-The doctor,s.

Paying Visits-The DOCTORS.
H. ID. Knowlton, of Holland, N. Y,
says PisO's Remedy for Catarrh has
proved " Excelsior" i'm his case.
A millionaire, who was looking at a
level tract of land which he had just
purchased ut an xtravagant price said
to the agent who had sold 1t to him,
Z" / do admire rich green fiat" $50
do I I" significantly replied the agent.
VIM, &. Hawkins, of E!izabethtown,
KY, had Bronchitis in its worst form,
and two doctors considered his case
very doubtful. He used Piso's Cure
for Consumption freely, and believes it
saved his life.
Johnny" said his father, as the
boy took biscuit from the plate,
don't you know that 1t is unpoiite to
help yourself before your elders 2"
why, pa, mother told me to help
myself before you ~ "What do you
mean 2 ;" asked his father; while his
mother looked up with astonishment
in every feature. "Why, heard
mother tell aunt Hannah that she
hoped 1 wouldn't take after you; and
SO / thought I'd take my biscuit first. I"
Mr.. A. j.. Grubb of Dayton, Ohio, in
a letter dated Jan. IL, 1885 says /:
You may add my testimony as to the
merits of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
/ took very severe cold last Febru-
AIRY, which settled OIL my lungs. They
became liberated and were so painful
that / had no rest for two days and
nights. Igot.a bottle of Piso's Cure,
aud was relieved by the time had
taken half of it. Since then / have
kept this medicine in the house, and
use 1t as preventive, both for lung
trouble and Group, for which can rec
ommend it us the medicine / ever used /;
and that Is saying great deal, for l
have used at least twenty others.
Piso's Cure has never failed to give re-
lief IN my family"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1886-05-13

Several of our subscribers are send
ing all additional copy Of the paper
away to friends. Remember that you
can secure the two copies for u year at
$3.50.
We were pleased Mt receivinga a call
Last Thursday-from John Ballinger
and Amasa Weldin, Of Cherry Valley,
who made glad the printers heart by
remembering him financially.
The first car load Of stone for the
foundation to the new court house and
Jail arrived, last Thursday, and other
car loads have reached here since.
The work of hauling the stone to the
site was begun, Saturday.
s. E. Dickens, w. Dickens, and Su-
pervisor Loucks Of Eden, were in town,
Monday. Steve" has discarded the
crutch, now, but still finds it necessary
to use cane, as the mended limb has
not fully regained its strength.