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Eueaxinr Gold for Europe.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Brown Brothers e. Co.,
have ordered S15O,OoO gold bars tor shipment
to Europe. The sl,UUu.OoO gold ordered yes
terday by kidder, Peabody Co., goes to-InOr
row On the SerVia.
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The SEIZ URE OF THE SISTERS Acting
Secretary Fairchild to-day received a report
from Collector Anderson, at Portland, In regard
10 the detention of the British schooner Sisters
In which he states that the statements made
10y captain Ellis are an the main cDrrect, and
that he had not discovered any attempt GA Tho
part OIL Captain Ellis To deIraud the revenue.
Ine schooner was detained Ior "A failure 10 coin
ply with the naNlgal ion laws ami customs r,sgu-
latlons, ana the case u relerred To the treasury
UeDarlIIeni Tor A ut.aIslnII-
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A Lake steamer stranded.

SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH, May 2S.-The
steamer Ontario, Oh tine Sdrnia transportation
company, struck Off and stranded on Green
island shoal of Mississuaya yesterday. The
passengers were landed at Bruce mines.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York StOck Market,
The following the opening ami 300 y. m price,
ofthe New YORK stock Market to-day, as reported o.
special wire 10 II. II. Dodge. oSs l5tn street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
l. BUILDINGS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NAY TWENTY
EfGH I'll, 1856, at FIX O'CLOCK. we shall sell in
iIont OF the premises. TIE Blu ldiugs now square
teo and west of square 695, bounded by New Jersey
avenue. H. and south Capitol streets consisting Oh
two-story Brick Houses. gx rooms each:
Brick HOUSES. and
10 Frame Houses
Sale peremp DRY.
The buildings must be torn down and removed
within ten days from date of sale.
my 24-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers-
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctlOneers.
TWO-SToRY BRICK, No. 9l9 SIXTH STREET,
MAR X SOUTHWEST, WITH FRAME
BUILDING IN REAR
On FIR DAY. MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH. at -
FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, we will sell. in front Of !SA4
the premises G.e
PART OF LOTS p AND %. Square No. 40
Fronting feet 9Th street. and running back 1872
feet to alley. Improved front by two-sory Brick,
SIX rooms modern convenences; and on rear by small
frame house.
This property is used for business purposes and will
be good inv eStment,
deposit OF SlOO at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS,
nlyZ4-dddS Auctoneer1
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave of First Lieut.. Ma
thaniel Wolfe, "a artillery, has been extended
SIX NOR tbs and that oi FIRST Lieut. r.. r.. Ear
row, 2lst infantry, has been extended TO Octo-
Der LIST, both on account OF slchLess.
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Miss GiOyd's AssaiIaut Not Vet Ar.


Reports receivee from Rockville this after.
noon were to the effect that two men had been
arrested and taken before Miss Gloyd, but
She tailed 10 identity the man as her assailanL
Two or three hundred men were engaged IA The
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NY SouNuS }
CHANcERY sALEoF vALUABLE IMPROVED
LOT ON .INIEENiH STREET NORTHW EST,
Mar e r. e., X Or ! srRh Re- oSE IN:
Wl-sT on. LOT IN The IOUN1I, BE.
YOND BOUNDARY.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia pa>sel hi OF ~
Hutchins TT al. agt Hutciiins ct al. No 1854 &sH
Equity poke No. 20. as trustee on IT, rs
for sale at public the times and places here
mater uesi, ed. the following dscriued
all OIL which situated in the district of Columbia to
Wit
First AT hafpast four t4:3O) O'Clock p. m sharp in
front of II" preni is, part of lot numbered thirteen
Q3l, in square numbered four hundred and ninety
1oH, aud down on The ground plat OF the City of
Washington commencing los he same the north
line OF Union Alley school stree, Is feet west
from the southeast corner Sd lot 49, and running
thence west IL ieet inces; thence north tn feet;
thence east IL leet inch thence south TO feet
the place Of beginning Ihis property is improved by
second AT five (5j o'clock pm, in front of the
PREMISES all of sub-io numbered three 81, SOU lie
numbe. one hundr, .nu seventy-se,,n IL }. as
land u.wn on he grouiii plat Of the City Washing
ton.
third At forty-ive minutes past Ave {545) O'Clock
pm, IN front o The premises all of lot mbered one
hundred and hitytwo (l5-). Wrgnls suu-dIvi,i lion
oil d part of Mt Pheasant, recorded in surveyors
Office OF the district OF Columbia, in Book Levy
Court No =. pa5e 20.
Terms Of Tor ali the pieces Of property: One
third s) oil the purchase in Ia: bird la)
day OF SAFE all cash at the option of purchaser
purchaser deferred pa, mems 10 be secu red by
deed OF ust upon The real estate sold anu
1eieSt AT SIX (O per cent aDnum. $1UO will be
CURED OF he purchaser purchasers each said
pieces parcel, OF ground sold time OF the sale
the and it purchaser or purchasers shall
fail 10 comply with the terms OF sale Withi 10 DAYS
after Sd id tne trustee the right to resell
at the cost of the defuting purchaser All convey
anclnS aud recording at purchasers cost.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Trustee,
myZSol,Je2.4,o,..o SZ3 Al st NV
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AUCTION SALES.

THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Rooms 5Sss s. sATuRbAYs NAY TfwHENr7.SiNTH'
sEAsR5SSA rE Es.t asR rn esB
BAY MARE, CART And HAESE IS. ONE NEW
siA Shs, Bu SSAhss' A hfSsks usrS NESS
.s Also PLEASURE BOAT. fouroared sliding.
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CHATTEIs
AT DowLINGS AUCTION ROOMS. CORNER
ELEVENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
NUE.
Upon request Of the owner and BY virtue Of deed :,
ioer Nc lI7s. folio ct seq, Of the land records
ton in front Of Dowlings auction fne lot Of
p&S YsanaWsls y IN yi $3.50 on
1t LOUIS E PHILLIPS. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctoneera
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FGRNITURE AZ OUR sALEsROOM To-Mdo NOR
KOW MORNING., CoMMENCiNG AT TEN
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auct
THHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SO ROLLS STRAW MATING AT AUCTION
N TI0o--NMokR0W SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY;
j
shaii Sell the above consignment of Mating. IL
TINHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
SMALL LOT OF WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURE AT AUCTION, COMPRISING SENE-
RAJ ASH AND WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CHAMBER SUITES. RAW SILK PAR OK
SUITE, ODD PIECES OF PARLOR FL RNI-
TYRE, Bii us s., cAHPETs EAIR NAT
On ~ ESDNY JUNE FIRST, 1886. commencing
at IN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at The residence a ady de-
Mas achuSets avenue northwest will sell the entire
contents AL goods TO be removed Immediately after
Saie
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING, Auchoneer.
my2S-dts
TINHOMAS BOWLING, A uctioneer.
btOWN AND ALLEN PIANO FORTE COVER
AND STOOLS "a GOOD INSTRUMENT) HAIR
CLOTH PARLOR SUITE, Nj RROit. MARBLtj
TOP TABLE, HANDSOME WALNUT BOOK
CASE.
Very handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suite,
Walnut and other furniture in separate pieces,
very handsome Walnut Wardrobe. superb
Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table, very hand
some MrrOrback Halrack, Invalid and other
Chairs, Window Shades, Kitchen requisites ETC.,
auction
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE FIRST, 1886.
at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence !13 street. between
9TH and 9th streets southeast shall sell ex-
celent collection Of Household Enecta
Terms cash. my2S-3t
1
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ing We're the readings at The signal Office to-day:
s a. IN, %, I. "A. IN, 5S: IL "A. M, 81; = y. n.,
40. Maximum, 40; minimum, 90.
Fire early this morning in the kitchen Of
house $50 street southeast, the residence OF
Mr.. Bastnol, damaged IL TO the amount OF about
SOU fuliy insured. The building is owned by
Mr. Moses bradshaw.
The teachers OF the public schools will be
paid tomorrow.
scented yesterday well-filled purse to their rec
tor, DIR. j. III. Elliott who has been given three
months leave OF absence Tor a trip 10 Europe.
William Miller, the white man arrested Tor
violating the policy law, was not arrested in
the club rooms OF Ihe Washington Assembly No.
L, Out In room on The no"r below their rooIna
Posr OFFICE Contracts AwARDED.-The
Postmaster General to-day made the following
awards to bidders for furnishing supplies To the
department and postal service The amounts
given are based upon the estimated quantities
required by the service: Win. A. Wheeler, IT.,
New York city, amount OF contract ss4s4o;
S443.71; Vim. Ballanlyne d son, s5,Iu2. 53:
Melville Lindsay, $500: Easton a Rupp.
S2lo Mrs. Joseph Ross, $50; JULIUS Baumgar-
ten, S214.9I; hermann Baumgarten, s49, aud
VIM. MuIrhead, S2l2.50 Washington; " IA a.
{. Duianey a o., Baltimore. s3. $500; plau-
ner ana Porter Manufacturing company, Cnion-
vile, Conn, 81, I24.2O; Nescochague Aianufac-
turing company, fhiladeipaia, S256; u. W.
CorDin IL Co., Rockville, Conn., s2l2195:
Thos. q. Hood, Philadelphia, s2.34l.29; Do-
Wells Manufacturing company, >ewark, y. j.,
SJ94; VIM. A. Davis, boston, S22o; Detre IL
blackburn, Philadelphia, S.3D. 40; James X.
Michael, New York, sli,41l.4l; luGia Rubber
Comb company, New lork. Si:bO5O L.. ii.
Rogers, New York, So.; j. IA. Mann, Pailai deg
phla, Seo1.1o: Bulky, Iiisnicl N To-, Pliladel-
phia, 81, 800; Judd rapec company, iolyose.
Mass, So,4oO; James =. Barron New
York, Sl,2l4.5O; the Wilmington Altlis
Manufacturing Co., w Wilmington, Dcl., Sal, 200,
John L. Bailey Il 60, Philadelphia, sl6, ID. 30;
Benz. Chamber northumberland, Co, Va,
S.,3SO.oO; Fairbanks q 10, New York,
seo3.st; T. J. Brooks * Co., New York.
SlS1..5.
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ATcALL EARLY OR LATE, TO AVOID THE
CROWD INCIDENTAL TO THE ~oPRNINor
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NlHOMAs DOWNING, Auctloneer.

11O-Hao DOW AuCtIUHeef.
TnUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN 1 STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF Il deed OF trust dated the 7lh day 80
of December, i, and duly recorded in Lber d: M
No. $3.50, folio 3D. ct seq OF the land records k8
for the District Columbia and by direction me
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees viii
OtLOCk. in front of the premises, lot 81 in J. f.
Mays recO de subdivision part OF square No. 1877,
together with the improvements
TENS One-hali cash. baance in six months, wit h
Oies bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
on the property SOLD. a deposit OF $50 VIII be re-
quir d when The property struck off. All convey
alivins, &C., at purchaser c, st.
JESoi- ii. WILSON, ,..
my2Sd&ds LEVIN = FREY AFusteeS
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETFR.-rhe follow
ing were the readings al the signal Office to-day:
s a. m, 80, :. "A. m, 5S: i 1 a. M, 81; y. m,
40. Maximum, 30; minimum, 90.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jennings, q colored
boy 70 years OF age, employed as . porter al
the Pennsylvania railroad depot, was tnis after
moon acquitted, In the Criminal Court III the
charge OF rape on Rachel Brooks, 15-year old
colored girl.
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nj ElD-

RHEUMATISM yields 10 the magic power Of
Jacobs oil, the great conoueror OF pain.
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STEAMERS.

- HORT ROUTE 10 LON Don AND CONTINENT
- NOi,TH GEkL4AN LLOYD ). ;. CO.
New York. southampton. Bremen. The fast Ex-
Pres steam ers OF this Company sail every WEDNE Is
DAY and SAL k. Az, landing passengers ia >outu IL
ampton in less than eight days New York. These
steamers celebrated their speed and the COM
fort afforded passengers
r +. DROOP. 925 Pennsylvania ave.
apl0-llw Washington, ID, c.
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CHILDREN:

s91.26 Chsck.lined Gossamers for S11a
zoe: English Ribbed Hose, all sizes. Ice.
DC. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for &c
SSc. BsQue Dolls, all sty les, for 70c.
yl16 Dressed Dolls, ali styles for Sc.
vi. W Handsomely Embroidered dresses for II "a
s26c: trench Caps, all styles. for 2lc
A0c. Shirt Waists, all styles, for 39c.
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AN APARTMENT House CoMPANY.-The Port
land Apartment House com any filed a GER
tificate Oh Incorporation with the recorder yes
terday. The object OF the company Is to manage
the Portland flats, aud the amount of capital
stock is named In the sum OF $l50,O0O, with
1000 shares. The trustees are Messrs. Tnos. j.
Fisher, Edmond w eston, Edward J. Sell wagon,
Walter Weston and Alfred ]. Weston.
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s.NOl: ALA VERY NICE 3SEORY BRICK
a q" eliI :, we'll located. northwest; convenient 70
-tr~tt utrket &c: lot 50 feet 'front.' house II
Leo front. aid contains 10 rooms and bath all
d-I prOveIueDLs. Tsi-class order good
stable IF lot VIII be sold to immediate pur
chaser Il The low price of $500. TYLER & I.UTH
IEFDHb. I-sD r 81.
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STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
leaves tth-street wharf daily Except Sunday1 fpr
Nj M. sel..on al ~ clock m; returning, reaches
sel6 I. I. BLAKE CAPTAIN.
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Upon request of the owner and by virtue Of deed
b ssss dated April I'D D. 1850 duly recorded 10
OF the District of Columbia shalt sell pubic auc-
ZION III ront 1T Dowiings auction rooms fine LOT OF
househo q shatteIs, at Ten O'CLOCK on SATUR-
DAI MAY 1WENTY-NINTH, 1886.
II LOUIS E PHILLIPS, Trustee.
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INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CHATTELs
AT DoWLiNGS AUCTION ROOMS, CORN Eff
ELEVENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY,, JUNE 2G, 1885,

Judged by an expert Look to the escut-
cheon anl milk veins. These arc as
good indications of character as the
pedigree.
The hog is tho orly animal kept on
the farm without some provision for
regular supply OF rnre water. And
when :i!3 :. consi lcrcd it seems strange
that there is not more disease among
hogs than there IS 4 (lrin., Of clear
water has the effect to cleanse tho sys-
TEN OF many impurities and pass them
off in Tie s~crctions and if q hog is de-
prived OF water entirely, or limited to
what he can extract from the slops,
which are already saturated with filth.
and obliged to walow in filth and sleep
in dust, how can his system he healthy
or his flesh fit food? The comfort Of
the animal should not be overlooked
and no animal is comfortable that is
suffered with thirst and sour milk and
greasy dishwater and salt slops are not
drink. - -----
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Sunbeans.
-

The way of the world-Round its axis.
The original boy cot Gains little
crib.
For baby there shonld always be a
slip 'twixt the cup and the lip.
A common sioht at the theatre-Ballet
GIRLS in smlies and bald-ueaueu men Ii
tiers.
The green GROCER in London is one
who sells vegetables. In this country
le is one VINO trusts.
A Troy man sneaks through life under
the name of Gasleck. He ought to be
caught and attached to a meter.
"What kind of Il dog is that, my little
man?" s'He's part terrier" And
what's the other part?" "Oh. just dog.
A Kansas CITY woman has invented
new preventative of hydrophobla. She
turned q ysasl-t,lb over the dog and sat
on it until u man brought gun.
Adam was the first Jew to demand
pork. He got spare rib. And the
apple sauce he cot alterward proved 4
very unhealthy diet.
Yet tOOlo1llD,l III XII IiiS SiOIS Nuo IL
arrayed in u pair Of Spring pants With
crease down the legs All, there, So,
old boy, you don't know what you've
missed.
Many hard words often pass between
the chin and the nose. and yet they
never quarrel Perhaps because the
chin thinks II all blow Ou the part vi
the nose.
"There are two things which posi-
lively will not eat for my supper, sald
Gubhius. And what are they?' asked
his friend. breakfast and dinner.
was the reply.
"How are you coming on with yonr
tragedy" ''Better than I expected.
I've killed off all the principal characters
except two. and they are not on speak
ing terms"
In a popular choir in Philadelphia a
man whistles an accompaniment. Won
der if Brother Talmage is going to allow
the William Pennites to get ahead O1
him in this way?
Red hnssar jackets, with dark coat
sleeve trimming about the waist, will be
very generally worn at the beaches
the coming season.
When women write hooks nine out o.
ten OF them write out their own expert
ences in the life of their heroine, tht
tenth one writes out as the hero the
man she loves
Professor at Columbia" canno
taste iu the dark Nature intends lis te
see our food" Student-''How abou
blind mans dinner?" Professor
Mature has provided him with eye
teeth, sir"
Among the Zulus the mother.in-l Law
cannot face the son-in-law, but mus
hide or pretend to do SO, whenever sh'
sees him. In this country the custom
is reversed; it is the sou-in-law VIII
does the lodging.
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UNFEE.lESTED GRAPE Jr7cE. E.-Coo.;

CNrIisIt.NIED GRAPE JUICE -SODn
the Grapes, Strata the liquid. svcc.aa
aal COZ. !. few :-:,I.icntJ. Ecssl IL =.
tight jars tho same as f-l1it l,cc7c.-,,,:.ss
Ii perfectly done this will not ffc--.:..,c:...,.
and Mivc | With little vatnr il c,0al
thing for the stomach il l.lv Instance.
Nierc q tonic and TO- :. s..inlui.1. j.
needed.
A.. t1'-'11.I-;:55. 1'-'1:I,.,5 way % 10 -oz.?nsa'-
of cod bc>f IS to Iliace &. .gcaf 7-:-~
tinc and TUt tAicl, ,arcI c !. CO.
1lacaroni or aI'a.%g.!c;. ~. Is b -:
Boiled for ;Wens; i1.Yl.ic3 II c"!.c,.
water. Over ths ,.iys3 CT u-oG 7;o..::r
canned o. trGsl .c.cUesi to..latcc; t.,
have been stewei with u l.t o. clioa, 6
Ittlo parsley and soHan butter, then
cover with bread o. cracker c.umbs,
o7cr wnicli bits Of butter ;:-e dropped
aud bake il c quick oven until nice
brown.
KNITTED FRINGE Cast On forr.cc;,
stitches. l. Auit two, Over 1:--rco",
knit one over, narrow, knit caycn. ..
Knit eight, over, narrow, kuit one, over
narrow, hiut one. Ecncat these two
rows. The first eight stitches :re for
the heading, the six plain arc to be
dropped from the needle when TIE
fringe is of required lcrc.h. The
remaining eight to be cast of. The si:.
dropped are to be unravelel for the
fringe.
A CoRREs--,oNDE.;;7 sends this rcc;pe
for cooking ve;I cu.letS: After Tho
outlets are trimmed, sat end ,cn,cr
them and broil tnc:l o.. each side over .
BRISK fire Tor five i...:.,.trs; thea plac,
them without .;r:iv Oh !: battered tjs,,
by the fire. !, l1i.. ,.ln cut cts ..rc bro,,-
ing prepare The >anco 10, t.,iel.s Nj.
thrco erce VI. .!wo Il jlc-roorHrls c.
flour. seasoning VI, :. very lttlo nut
me" and 81: al..i pepper; then mis-
carefully VII to c:!a, OF iaill, hnd
pour "v"t to c.i:tr:s. cus tnc dish in
tho ovns, i:aill tlo ca;.c.S arc well
Drowned; tkc:l sa~vc.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salye.

The Best SaIve il the world for Cuts
Bn'es. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Kheum, Fe-
Vel Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chill
bains CsTss, and all Skin Eluptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. FO. Sale at
Thibodaux Drug store
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If sout of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver, pain in back or side, con.
of StronR's Sanative Pills will give relief
AfeW doses restore to new health and vigor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
Your Attention
Is Called to
The Fact

That We have placed on our conn
ters an immense line Of seasonablc
goods, which we invite you to call
and inspect.
We are showing all the popular
shades ia Tricot, Homespum. Alma,
Coupure, Cashmere, Sebastapoi, and
Serge, &C., also . large assortment
Of low priced goods in al desirable
styles. In trimmings we have nice
line Of jet and Chenille fringes, Pas
samenterie, Nail Head, Bead Trim
mings, Gimps. Lace Braids, Buttons,
Dress and Cloak Clasps. Whalebone,
Featherbone, Stay Springs, Bustls
Springs, Innings, Facinga, &c. &c.
CloakingA Astrachans, Pushes
and Velvets.
In Cassimeres and Flannels WI
have largo stock at popular prices
Don't fail to call on us for Under
wear. We have an immense stool
which only needs to be shown to b.
appreciated. Our prices are right
We have stacks and stacks ofhosier.
and can surely please you five hav'
half . chance. Before purchasing
anything in
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The D~nocnss viii stall r~lAia nsscs-
III 10 he uoass 81 Representatives but
Il il - email thai II esn hardly b called
good vshins nssosisy. NosSisss ~
Hard .srs both aessssed and CAslisls ~
slcctsa w very smsil majority 10 ; dis-
,rle where Ls usually Las had hve
o. .ia ilcssasd majority. Hewitt - not
: candidate, 70 that aide Of the bouss VIZ
hare suy iev leaders. snd the H<pablscaa
side viii hsss ite advantage In that rs-
sptes.
Tie RspuLlicsns vili lcss sso bsoston
bat slll have majority 10 the Senate M
III ISIS. II not longer Indiana has cleo
ted Repntli 40 stale ticket. but The les'
,slsiure Il reported Democrats which
viii cleo, Democrat 10 place Of Senator
Harrison. There ~ no election by The
people in New Hsrpshire or Connecticut
bat the Legislatures IN both states are Re-
pnillIcan sLich sill insnre Republican
ros.fnu,s Tb. election YES very close
in Mipne.o,s. aud Csiifcrpis uas very clos
and not absolutely certain until the odicisl
cvuat
/ Ths labor vote mixed things up greatly
10 macy localities. in come cases BY run
ming .nieprnirn, candidates and 10 9th
err by ieisias With one party OF the
other
| I'll. most unexpected feature vas
large l.epablican gain 10 vire,uiA Afo-
qetbsr IL VA. vsfy singular election. and
politicians an widely in regard 10 thu
indics,ioo- il oifTn - 10 the result o. 'ns
great struggle 10 1883
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11

The annual report 81 the Indian Com
missioner Atkins furnishes gratifying esi :
dspces Of tho progress made towards CIV
,lisstion BY many Of the tribes, among
which msy be mentioned tho active iuqui
- among some o. the tribes for fnrthe'
kno~ledge Of lhs arts Of agriculture. th'
gros iDg desire to take lands 10 severaliiy
The ureeu, demand for agricultural imp'e'
uepss with modern improvements. ID
largely Increased acreage which tho ~
dians have this year put TO siliage, AMI
tbs unprecedented increase in the numbe
az Iodisn children who have been enrolle'
ia the schools. II may be regarded .
certain that the tribal relations oi.the 10
dams viii in the near future be obliiera
ted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-11-11
rnEE TRADE.

The reduction u internal revenue and
the tskirg OF Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines. no doubt bias
lareei hen, 6ttsd the consumers. ~ we'll
~ relieving The burden Of home msnufsc.
tnrer~ Espsris tally 10 this the csss With
Creams Angauf aorer and Bosshss's 6ermon
Syrup. - the reduction Of thirty-six
cents per dozen, has been added 70 in
crease the siss Of the bottles containing
these remedies. thereby giving one hith
more medicine 10 the rs cent size. The
Asyssf F2orer for Dyspspsfa aod Liver
Con plant. and the G1mos Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles. have perhaps.
The lsrgest sale Of any medicines 10 the
world. The advantage Of increased size
Of The bodies will b. greatly appreciated
BY The sick and afflicted. Ia every town
and village 10 civilized countries. Sam
pie bottles for 10 cents remain The came
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