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extra prime, SIG: do, prime mess. s17A17 80
do, mess. S20@H so; do clear, S2ld2S; do,
: Dbl; Mes Beef IS 5G'aa Tor bbis, s45osi Is
for hf bbls: Ext1s Ness Beef siNH
10 so for bis, IS 50@5 rs Tor IF hbls; Family
beet. s14sc14 so = bhi: CGlifoT'lia smoked Beef.
l20I2l5c y 70; Eastern Lard, 10 iCIzc for tierces
and 10119l1c p d for Dsiis; CsIifo &c DO tierces,
10@lO1&e; hf bols 10} ollie 1o-o TINS. SIZE; 5-tb
tins, l0c; do; l0-io pals, lie do FOR 5-b pals
1114c: and 11%c - n for SID pals.
W00T--Iya
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A Great Strike Ended,

Copyright. 1885, By the California dssociGted Press.
VIENNA, July 26th.-The strike at Brunn
is ended. The masters have conceded the
advance.
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Emperor william in sweden

STOCKHOLM, July 26th.-Emperor WILL
I'm arrived here this afternoon, and was
Received by King Oscar and Crown Prince
Gustsff. The streets Of the city were filled
with people and the houses were decorated
with flags.
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INo eveaing ar,
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NAME.


Atkinson, Y. I.... 627 j....
Baldwin, ". a....... N. L. cor III sud &
ttBriggs. g. A.. IL T......................
briggs, WA. Eler7l Oeutis., 42e1S ! .....
Bruno, A. E........... lSGh and J............
tCluness, u. <. $500. 81 and K.............
sGardner, N.......... 52sL, ..,.,.
Huntington, \. ". a.61. J..................
Lame, ]. R............ slS r ..........
sMagil, Mary J...... 712% J...........
0atmer, l. E......... 527 J.......-.......
parkinson, J. e.. 42q1% J........
iSimmpns g. L.. 30 j..
fSimmons, Junior. 212 J.....................,
tSnider, T. A.. ..... S. L. cor. ID and Z
Tyrrell, G. G.......... N. W. cor. 5th and ]
Noeller, E..........-.. 1910 9th. bet. J II X
White, G. A........... County Hospital. =.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS !

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
~ parties interested, that at regular meet.
ing Of the Board Of Supervisors of Sacramento
County, California, held on the 5th day of
MARCH, 1888, an order was duly made and en-.
tered eaneelling the Great Register of said
county, and ordering reregistration of the
voters thereof. Said order was made pursus-,
to Section 1904 OF the Political Code, and all
persons desiring to voc It the next ensuing
general election are nonned that thsy will have
20 be reregistered, as provided in said section
and in conformity with this order.
Attest: IsEAL.l W. B. HAMILTON.
Clerk OF Board Of Supervisors Sacramento
County, California mr6ern
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open DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" Tors. Everything First Class Wedding
Dinners and Cakes a specially 1ptf
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PROV sIoNS-we quote job lots as follows
ssterr. Hams, 15@i51<c; California, 129i2&c
u s1h. refrigerstor-cursd, lSGl3lze: Eastern
.ssil.l ,or hesvy and medium, u1z6i2c tor
sbt .,asinR lT <aI3a for light and 125<s5Ize
= nnis, I2c p Pork,
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CANADA.

Lee Defeats Wise in sculling Match on
kemfield Bay.
Copyright 1855, by the California As,ociatea Eressl
BARRIE (0nt }, July 26th.-Geo. W. Lee
beat III. D. Wise on Kemfeld Fay this
evening for $500 a side. Lee led On the
start but Wise led at the half mi = Lee,
recovering, won easily. Time, 300.
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CLINTON L. VIII TIE.

4 TToRNEY-ATLAT OFFICE, SOUTH
n west corner of Fifth and J stree Rooms
l. Is and IA. Suffer Building. ip
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BUSINESS CARTS.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

Next to United States Land ofice)
sAgRa saESTO. ....................... CALIFORNIA.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OBTAIN
- ing mining patents, and to a. matters before
Vacant School and Government Lands Located.
p o. BOX a. ap2S4ptt
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ICE CREAM.

NVHE ONLY PLACE TO GET PURE ICE
i CREAM, made from rich cream, not corn
starch, for families, social gatherings, etc is al
WALTERS CANDY STORE and ICE CREAM
PARLORS, 324 u street.
4plm =. WAITER. Proprietor.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Happiness,

The foundation of all happiness is health.
A man with an imperfect digestion may be
millionaire, may be The husband OF an
angel and the father of half a dozen
cherubs, and yet be miserable if he be
troubled with dyspepsia or any of the dis
orders arising from imperfect digestion or
sluggish liver. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets are the safest and surest
remedy for these morbid conditions. Be-
ing purely vegetable, they are perfectly
harmless.
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CHARLES II. ELDRED,
Prcprfat0r.

ARTHUE BULGER. ...MAEAGER
OF The
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, NO. 90e
" street, between Ninth and Tenth Best
Wines, Liquors and Cigars always in stock.
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EASILY EXCITED.

The Parisians Experience a War Scare
that Was Groundless.
Copyright, 1883. by The California Associated Press
PARIS, July 26th,-Another scare yester-
day eau ed severe fall of prices ON the
Bourse. The rumor that the troops on
the eastern frontier were to be reinforced
originated in the fact that several Gem
erals had gone to make tour of the
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The Roaming Queen.

Copyright, lSSS, by tie California associated Press
LONDON, July 26th.-It is announced that
Queen Natalie is going to Odessa in Sep
TENDER to visit her fathers tomb also
that members of The Russian Court are
trying to bring Bbout an interview between
the Gar and Natalie.
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PALACE RESTAURANT,
sos K Street,

D NJ. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
d. bright, new and tirst-class. The table will
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
rooms Tor families. Prices reasonable. Open
day and nipik -
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UNDERTAKERS.
LONE

~ III I'D ER T "a r. III IA "a .
eco > ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north side)
WEKEEP ON HAND A COMPLETE rsazs,.
wv Stock Of Collins and Caskets; alsos<laLssEzA
Shrouds of every description. Orders from city
or country will receive prompt sttention, day OF
night. EMBALMING done in the best manner
at reasonable rates. an
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w. ]. KAVANAuGH
MASCOT MUSIC HALL,

304 X Street............-.Near Third,
FDDIE FONTENEAU AND FRANK PRE-
IL CECIL, Projectors. Open Every Evening
with the best obtainable Company of Vaude-
vile Artists No vulgarity Strict order. Adj
mission free. Let the public judge for them
selves. 4plm
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Sundays excepted. SUNDAY only. sMondays
excepted. A.-For morning P.-roI afternoon.
a. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
I. q. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. tt
:ssgrsss 80 erSp1r4AaYe.
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The BuIgarian Muddle Again.
[copytg.l lsss. By Me caIforrta Associated i,ress

lCopyfgst, 1855, by The California associated Press
LONDON, July 26th:-Vienna rumors
state that Emperor William and the Gar
have agreed TO propose Prince Waldemar
OF Denmark to succeed Prince Ferdinand
on the Bulgarian throne. The Kaiser
hopes to be able to induce King Christian
to consent 10 this choice Prince Waldo
mar was elected before by the SobraDje,
ceptiug the throne
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copy7ga 1883, by he California Associated Press
LONDON, July 26th.-The great Kingston
two-y ear-old race at Sandown Park to-day
was won by Byrnes' Amphion. AT the
Pontefract meeting at West Riding the
Champagne trial plate was won by Swarry S
LAbbesse de Jouarre.
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HAUB'S RESTAURANT

s'a j street....,.,..,...,..........relephone 81.
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PACIFIC HOTEs..
3orner * and Fifth streets, Sacramento

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" to all places of amusement. The best FAM
iiy hotel in the city. The Table always supplied
With the best the market affords. Street Cars
rom the Depot pass the door every five minutes.
aeals. 2b cents. O. Is. SINGLETON. PrnnIietDr
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fcOp,r9ht. 1855. oyHe California Associated Press
BERLIN, July 18th. - The Emperor
Hussa Band yesterday played at Wagner's
grave, where large number of people had
| assembled. a deep impression was pro-
duced. The band then went to the widow S
| residence and played a march composed by
Frederick the Great and selection from
Wagners works.
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The usefulness of kites tail must be
found on the fy.-Ne1o Orleans Picayme
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And u accordance with law and an 5T5er OF
the Board of Directors, made or the Isl day Of
June, A. D. 1883, So many shares of each parcel
of such stock as nay be necessary will be sold
at public auction at the office of the Secretary,
2261% street (Up stairs), Sacramento, Califor-
MIA, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF JULY,
A. D. 1885, at the hour of O clock P. NJ of said
day, to pay the said delinquent assessment
and expenses of sale.
C. H. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
No. 2261l K street Cup s.airsl, Sacramento, Cal
By order of the Board of Directors. the sale
above me ntioned is postponed until WEDNtS
DAY, August I'D, A. y. 1888 st 2 O'Clock p. H.
at same place. c. ii CUMMINGS, Secretary
Sacramento. July 25, 1855. iy26fd
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FRITZ g. MILLER,
II ri ID Fl R III NlR 81.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and streets Complete stock OF
Undertekers' Goods constantly on hand City
and country orders promptly attended to, day
! or night, az reasonable rates. Telephone l86. -
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Mother and Daughter.

.CoPylya 1855, by lte California; Associaed Press.
BERLIN, July 26th-It is rumored Queen
Victoria Will spend three weeks in the au
tumn with her daughter, Dowager Empress
Victoria, at Baden.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15

indianapolis, February 3, 1855.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.
Henry George FactOr-COchran's
Maiden Speech-LOwry vs.. White.

Henry George as FactOr-COchran's
Maiden Speech-LOwry W. White.
WASHINGTON, February 10.-[Special. !
The position of Henry George, who lee
tured here last Saturday night, and who
practically announced himself for the re-
election o. Cleveland, and the cheers with
which the labor people present received his
warm words of communication for Cleve-
land, have greatly encouraged the Demo-
Gratis and tariff reformers, both in and out
of Congress. Mr.. George will be power
in the next campaign, if he should take
the field for Cleveland. He is fine public
speaker, and as abe man as this country
contains to-day, and there does not live
q PrOtectionisL who is able to meet and
overthrow hum in debate upon the tariff
question.
Bourke Cochran, of New York, made
his maiden speech in the House last Satur-
day, in support of the claim OF White, of
Indiana, to his seat in Congress. Mr..
Cochran will be remembered as the young
man who made such fierce onslaught
upon Cleveland at the Chicago Convention
in 1884. He is now only thlrty.one years
old, and 20 was but twenty-eight wnen he
woke up the next mOrDing after
bis Chicsgo philippe and found himself
famous He is q splendid specimen of
physical manhood, standing over six feet
in height. and weighing nearly two hun
dre6 pounds. BE has the form and move
ments of an athlete. He was bora in
Ireland, and has been in this country
seventeen years. he dc es not look like q
typical son of the Emerald Isle. He has
dark complexion, dark hair, aud dark
eye and the facial appearance Of German
Jew. His maiden sps ech, so far as mere
arrangement of sentences and delivery were
concerned, was a success, and commanded
the close attention of the House, favor
not usually accorded to a new member.
But as an argument it was a failure, and
has not done Mr.. Cochran any political
good. His statement that q man VINO had
fought a battle could not lie was too dis-
phapous for anything and will diffuse
broad smile over the country. Army life
may not corrupt mans morals, but IL can
hardly be said, rs a rule, to I'm prove them.
1t is predicted that Mr.. Cochran will prove
to be too erratic to be of much use to the
Democratic party.
The House on Monday by, vote of 1S6
TO los, decided that White was entitled to
his seat. 1t Is doubtful il 80 pslpable
violation of the constitution was ever
before perpetrated by so large a majority
in either branch of the National Legisla-
ture. 1t is not probable that there is a
single man in Congress who honestly be-
lieves that White was Observation-Disclosures at
the time of his election 70 Congress in
November, 1884. He owes the retention OF
his seat to partisanship, pure and simple,
on the part OF the Republicans, and to
mistaken notion OF political policy on the
psrt of certain Democrats who voted for
him.
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Terrific Powder Explosion.

WIIKEsBARRE, Pa, February 1O.-At 10
o'clock this morning violent explosion
occurred at Dupont's Powder Works,
at Wallopen, twenty miles from here, and
four men we're instantly killed. Their
names are Peter Kjshoaugh, G )orge Stout,
John Rossman and Olesn Teets. The ex-
plosion took place in the packing house,
where several tons of powder had been
stored. The explosion was the most vio-
lent that ever occurred in the Wyoming
valley. The force of the shock was very
distiDer&g felt here. At NAnticoke and
Wsnanh, chimneys toppled from the
roofs of buildings Men aud women licked
toward the mines, wherS the msm bers of
heir families we're at work. at Shick-
shinney the glass in almost every WIodow
was broken, and many persons we're thro Tn
TO the ground. At Wallopen nearly every
window was damaged. Besides tbs killed
over forty persons were injured. fur teen
Of whom s said, will die, Toe killed we're
blown TO pieces, aud only small portions
of their bodies have beeG found. Tt e
cause of The accident sis not kno Fn. as all
those who were in the building are dead.
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have forgotten all about their promises?
Their manhood breaks down under the
strain. There are ministers VINO have
bought with money the degree Of doctor OF
divinity from colleges; men have bought
their way to all the public ofhces-even
Aldermen. [Laughter.l Do you tell me
that publicans and immoral people go to
hell? II so, aldermen and doctors of divinity
will go there, and, they will walk arm in
arm. Applause They are already there.
Renewed applause
The thiTd temptation is the love of in
fuence. The popular religion largely is to
fear God and worship the devil. Laughter. ]
People who love power rarely sit on the
throne. They want to own the man on
the throne. There is secret delicious
ness il this sense Of power. There have
been ana there may be nov divines who
TO have sH archbishopric or to be Pope
would worship forty dsvils. Long con-
tinued applause. Nor is that temptation
gross one. The excuse for getting II NAV
be that its possessor wants to do good. The
devil tempts certain priest in this way !:
You have a parish of 20, 600 souls. Bow
down and worship me, and be prudent,
and you will have great power Bat the
good priest says: Get thee behiad me,
Satan Great applause.
MANY Christian wants to do good,
and goes cut and robs his neighbor. A
Republican politician taid to me: If we
don't buy votes, then the Democrats will
buy more, and it's better to be ruled by
Republicans, because theirs is the purer
party Applause.l
FINALLY, il is hard to resist these three
temptations, yet it is better for you to live
all your life a nobody and be true to your
self than 10 have ali the kingdoms of the
world and love your soul, and for your
comfort l may add that good many men
are true to themselves and they get along
first rate" [Applause.l
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PRINcEToN's NEW PRE- sIDENT
A Sketch OF Francis l.. Patton, Elected
President of Princeton College.



Francis Landey Patton, ID. D., LII. D.,
the newly elected President of Princeton
Colleges was born in Warwick, Burmuda
January 90, 1S43. He was educated, CLASH
cally, at University College, Toronto, Ont.
theologically of Knox College, Toronto,
and Princeton Theological Seminary, grad
uating from tho latter institution in 1860.
After his ordination he served the follow
ing pastorates: Eighty.fourth Presoy'
terrain Church, New York city, 1S65.61;
Nyack Presbyterian Church, 1867 IL; South
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, l671-I2;
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church, Chi
cago, 1874 81. During the period of 1916
he edited the Interior, and from 1S7l-sl he
was professor of didactic aud p0lemic the
oloey in the Presbyterian Theological
Seminary of the Northwest, at Chicago. 1t
Was during his pRstorsbip III Chicago that
DR.. Patton came especially into promi-
nence by bis famous prosecution against
Professor David Swing, who was prooably
the most popular OF Chicago preachers OF
his ume, but allowed himself to preach
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15
WYE have this day sold the stock Of hats

WE have this day sold the stock OF hats,
w caps, furs gents furnishing goods, f &
lures ana everything contained in store-roOm
No. ~ West Washington street, including &C
counts beloueing to said business, 10 Yrs.
Cynthia A ". IEfi, Fannie NJ. nif and E1da
X. Tiff doing business under the firm name Of
'Ilih's," and they have assumed any and all
debts cue now OF which may hereafter become
due, contracted for said business either py Us
direct or through nid Bros, s7ents
ALBERT MAYER & BEOs.
Referring TO the above, we hsYe this day
formed a copartneTship under the firm name
Of "llifi'g, for the purpose OF carrying on the
retail hat and furnishing goods business In all
fits brsn6 hes, and nave appointed Messrs. Chas.
i. niff, James a. lift and Louis Iif our
legal agents 10 carrying on raid business, and
have authorized them 10 sign or irm name.
=. a. W. ILIFF,
+. e. lLJFF,
y. X ILIFF.
indianapolis, February g. ISIS.
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SAVED His LEG !
ScROFULA
BONE CURED
rrrnrrl O.. Lurur, n -

I-rsouA Ca, LuTust n iEa
gu SWIFT SPECIFIC Cor Atlantis Cal -..~
6sousmsn-I have been anietsf WIN
esIid. iSs disease unaouossdly BENG a.rf
eltary, a. my mother suffered nom ecrorek
s 1gpsIas p q, ed'1 GS e &. sss
power Of words 10 describe " ISL kf
fefsiex being less painfully affected Finally,
about fourteen years aGe, the plcsn Ss ~
Tfght leg had eaten through TIE ne4h me
tors dstsrmined 70 smputste my leg ssisw
ths knee. The operation was succeenony
performed By DR.. q V. ". Miller, OF <tsntA
los Of my leg gave me only temporary ~.
iiek The poison was still In my aystem anQ
, soon began TO show itself again. In shorS
lez covering il from the knee 20 the tnsten
frequently while at work could be tracked
by The blood which oosed from the pug
ulcsrA and she sores and rottsning holes
were so offensive that my fellow-Workmes
could not stand the s.ench and would move
la winter was persuaded 70 trJ 8 a.
As Q last effort ! consented 70 90 20. ead
about seven months ago l began taxing We
Specific. soon began 20 feel the good enecss
70 grow less and less and finally ceased me
ulcers healed, my flesh became nTm and
solid and today, after using twentyono
bottles. 1 am as hale and stout . man OF my
! age as there IS In Georgia. ] am ssventyon
years old, but feel now younger and stronger
Thar did when I was twenty-five IWeis1
about 10 pounds Nothing Is 20 be seen o.
the terrible disease or 20 remind me Of the
torture l suffered for 50 many years, exeeps
the scars OF the perfectly healed ulcers.
IWAnt the world to know OF the almo1b
n7iraclJNDus cure effected on me by S. 3 s.,
and call upon those who wish 20 know the
partfcalars directly from me TO write. and
Will consider IL a pleasure az well "a a duty
te answer their letters. l refer 70 Dr.. W I.
Bond, OF LIthcnfa, as 20 the truth OF ny
stAtansnE Very gratefully yonrs.
b. DRAKR
Treatise On Blood and skin Diseases manee
EfoA THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 4 Atlanta Ga
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15
You Platter Us.
Huntington Democrat.

OF the new management of TIE SEsTIEEL
nothing can be said but in it's praise. Mr..
horss has until lately been chief editorial
writer on the Chicago Times, and is brainy
and an excellent writer, while Mr.. Hackett
as a newspaper manager has no peer in the
State and bat few equals in the country
The Office is to be reftted, and we believe
that the Democracy of the State can con-
fdently expect On organ which will com
pare fayorably with any paper in the coun-
try, and when this Is accomplished We shall
AL be glad,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-02-15
No show for Faith Cnra
Texas siftings.l

Gus de Smith-I've been reading about
another remar Fable faith cure.
Gilhooly-Ii don't believe in 1t. Physic
beats she faith cure every time.
Gus de SmIth-Well il ought to; it has
the inside track,
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speci.lto snhscribs1s.

To any person mailiag direct 20 us 81 Go
we will mail THE STATE SENTINEL aad -
diana Farmer, gather fJr one year or for
s. 90 se W II send The STATE SENTINEL and
Live Stock Journal one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
CITY ITEMS.
Bargains and Silver Ware Given Away
Tomorrow.

Every one on buying or visiting at AUaEs-
srHrN's, 617-819-S21 18th st. NV, invariably says
that he sells lower than any other house in this
city. To make those calland purchase that have
not yet done so. that they may express them
selves accordingly we offer for tomorrow the
following extra special values, in addition to
which we viii present every purchaser of 81 or
more silver plated butter knife or picture
frame: doz: fancy goblets, &c., Il doz. wine
glasses, l5c. Extra large writing desks, s1.79.;
worth, "a. Upholstered shoofys, with toy
box, 7Sc. Fines2 dressed dolls, only S103 60
tool boxes, only sec. Engraved decanters,
with handles, Ssc. Large pianos, ssc. Hand
IS pcs, S5.14; worth, s1O. Musical houses, 22c.
S5 spring hobby horses, only s26s. &c
spring horses S2.93/ Extra large decorated
chamber sets, $2.4S; worth, S. Iron Wheel
barrows, 76, S6 and SEC. each; regular price, 81,
S1.39 and Sligo. Blackboard and easel. ACC.
4-wheel express wagons 13c. Large iron SOC.
banks. 1Sc. Handsomely decorated English
china dinner sets, 100 pcs, STATS; worth, $50.
Il doz. Rogers tea spoons, SEC. Gilt picture
frames, large size, 27c. 90 decorated toy tea
sets, 99c. Largest and cheapest stock Of sleighs
in the city