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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

BY 5. ii. WALKER, ass Louisiana ave
124 9TH at ne. rooms bath eel ar furnace but
ler's pantry: very low TO desirable teuant js0 I'm
VrOR RENr-IO RESPECTABLE CoLoRED PEG
Il pie. pleasant new brick houses four rooas, water
yards. she Is. so EACH bet 9th and eth 4 aud SITS
sc. SMORMSTEDT BRADLEY 921 r st NV.
ja24-6t
IL Il. NV: water and gas: &l Als1, five Brick
l2l9 ID ST. Sc; $40. Apply To Il. L PAIRO. 4s2
Louisiana ave. ja24-:Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

FUEL AT SIMMER PRIcEs.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel Is Washington Gas Companys coke.
johnson Bros. sole agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

DICKER,4 HALL. o2e VIRGINIA AVE, BET
ID esh and 9Th sts. ", for rent to Social Cuba g.
iect Dcng Parti~s, and Associations. Terms rs0soa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

Il New house. HIS O st. NV. containing 10 rooms
~ bath House 10 frescued and pspered. speaking
tubes and laund appliances house heated bN fur
maze and rates. key at n DOR price $4,000.
on Easy terms. CHARLES ". RANDY.
Heal EstAse ANA a. ais,
st m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

tNoR sAlE-NEw THREE-sTORY BRICK Dwell
lng, ten MONS hath ioom and cellar. furnace aud
ali modern improvements. handsomely pafar.i. lt,-
Gated two squares from Dupont Circl.: prize 500:
terms very easy TYLER RUTHERFORD.
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

Removal Sale.-The entire stock Of Boots
ana SHOES at 46l Pa ave- n. ". must be sold regard
less OF cost previous, to removing to store
433 TIN st. NV. Store for rent fixtures for SALE
= JACoR STp AsRuparp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

Our Annual ProspectuA issued In color By the
American Baht,N Company. may be obtained Ct
BUROITT NORTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

TCOR RENT-S27 7-ROOM BAY WINDOW PRESS
Il brick. excellent condition. 2217 H st. NV Gas
hot BATH strobes. latest plumbing, large yard. near
Il three months; 8 rooms; &75; suitable for small
family tired of hotels and boarding. in order for
plete keeping two excellent in the
house Address L. ", star ONCE. References required.
ta.s8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

NOR RENT-FURNISHED.
II Dupont Circle II "a, all m. l., per snnum. .e3 600
10th ST. NV, IA rooms, all NIL per snnum 1000
st. near Thomas Circle. l 5rs all m L, per mo- 200
10Th st, above dupont Circle. l9E all M. H.. ITO
UNPUBLISHED.
Dupont Circle, IL rooms all mod. imps. ..... $50
N st. n W., II rooms all mod imps ...;.;..... Is
1917 2Oth St 10 rooms. all mod. imps...... 65
"a St cor. 18th st.. 10 rooms go
1O5 9Th st. nv 10 rooms. all mod impP ........ SO
1O7 9Th IT. NV, 10 rooms. all mod imps. ...... so
1879 14th st. nv II rooms 81 49, 5e
OBI p at n w. 10 rooms all mod. imps. .......... 40
1923 Ct n W., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
"'ee" ~'''' TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD;
iao6.6ts 1907 Il ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

BosKRrs Cough SYRUP contains no poison and
can DC given to children with perfect Safety.
Rad AID. OF the 7th-street Palais Royal auction
sale. Between and X NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
rec. WAfORD, AS7 Penna. ave. S,m,w&S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

6inaie E1seeved Seats, 75c., on Sale FebeuaryA
6AIE or COURSE TICKETS FOR BOTH COURSE
WILL BR0lN wEpNEeDAY MORNING, FEBRU.
No 6uvers allowed more than tan TICKETS for any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

NINTH SEASON. NEW SERIES.
FIVE supERBLY ILLUSTRATED LECTURES HIS.
TORY. BIOGRAPHY, LITERATURE, AND MR..
sTODDARD'S LATEST SOUVENIRS
OF EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
dard s able to supplement his study and research at
home with his memories and experiences in Europe
with the result of of lectures unsurpassed In
value, variety and interest
The illustrations have been selected by Mr. stoddard
in Pazs and elsewhere and made to his order by
cial artists in different lands and from many sources
including the Paris Salon Of 1887.
THE LECTURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN RE.
CEIvED WITH TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM IN
BOSTON. CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA. and with I'M.
bounded success during season Of FIVE CONSECU-
TIVE WEEKS IN CHICAGO.
Finding last season that the plan of giving single
course was entirely inadequate to meet the public de-
msnd. the management announce
TWO COURSES EXACTLY ALIKE,
To be given a. follows:
COURSE A-EvENINGS OF FEB. 6, 8, II, Is, %
COURSE B-EvENINGs OF FEB z. 10. 10, 81 "a
LIST OF SUBJECTS:
FEBRUARY .nd7.
TRAVELS IN SUNNY SPAIN.
visit to the Land Of Goth. Moor and Christian.
FEBRUARY and 10.
JULIUS CESAR
Deeply Interesting Study of Q Splendid
Historical Character. Marvellous Illustrations
from Roman Life and remains the Paris Sc
lon and other sources
FEBRUARY IA and Is
THE sPLENDORS OF THE PYRENEEa
Mr. Stoddards Summer in the Switxerlsnd Of
Franco Souvenirs Of Travel. with Fascinating
surroundings.
FEBRUARY Is and 21.
LORD BYRON.
TIA Life Of Brilliant but Errstic and Unfor.
tunafe Genius. heproduction of his Homes in
0foece and elsewhere.
FEBRUARY 22 and "a.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Mr. stoddard's Chef d'Euvrs Of Travel Leo
Courss Tickets for each coprss. with Deserved ssa&s
sineis ESsseved seats 75c., on Sale FeheuaryA
WiIj. BRGfN WEDNESDAY MORNING, FfBRU.
Any ]. Al J. \. ELLIS C0'R 937 PENN AVE
No 6uyer8 allowed more than tan Tickets for any
course
Our Annual PrcspectuA issued In colors By TN
American BaAt-Note Company may be obtained q
Ticket O6nce or By addressing the managerA Boston
h2e, 3o.3l,fsbl Msnaesss
DHCHIR's HALL. o2s VIRGINIA AVE. brr
osn62 afn fnpr ant Il, Rorfa ~
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EOR RENT
Il 9:I,3 Sth nw.,10rS50. Al
GAL Mass. n.e..Sr. 30. AZ
1i44 L st. Il. w, Or. 20. sc
$40 Est. w.. Pr. office. ] Z
Srott ave. II. W., Or. ID
I'll Irwin st. II. W.. Or. III
ja.eS-3ts A. 3. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

Space will not allow to give the reduced prices of
our entire stock comprising Silk Balbrisxsu Merino
and Lambs'woo Underwear. but it 10 to the interest
OF all to call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere
R. b. TAYLOR
jA2s-3m o33 Pennsylvania avenue
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 4 ID. "Ward" prints 45c. per Id.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
&C. per quart.
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u,OR sALE-A l2-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND
y stable on north side - street between 18th aud
l4th. This property IL located an = very desirable
portion Of the city. n can be purchased now a
ss,soo CHARLES ". HANDY.
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public s2l st. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

1916 &c st .n.w..1r 20
402 l1th s.w.. store -. %
los Al st. =. w., Or. -. 1890
ll9 K st. s.w.. Or. 9
10 Cor iCn av. e., Ar. 80
8 Bland st. n.w., 4r.......S
XWnnn Ool 9th 80 N -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29

It Is Esturs's Remedy. made cxel'-sive'y
fram Roots ana Herbs.
Il a perfectly Harmless.
II Is tnn only resae,iy known 10 the World
that has ever YET Cared contagious Blood
Fotsoss IN sd 10 stages.
Il CURES Es-cusiai RheaaatisHl. Career,
scsofaia. and Other blood diseases heretofore
considered iarsTshic. Il cares any disease
caaaeJ FROM imgaze b,aoi- II Is now pre-
segisod hy thousands q shs best phgsiclAas
n fae UzlteS statea. IS q tuDio. We append
the statement q fsss
Il have used S. : g. na patients eonvalesc-
Ing fFoia fever i''i iss, measles Win iAe
Eliay.ss,, Ca
BsEssKx. cav .ae White vas ssiictesi
Niin alrefuiA seven ff--.sa- fH.e4 ifsfd =. Il
L. ". PARKEa. Il 2.
RsrgssaSn. Va. De. y. 1875 have tf-sen
fhrcs lslli a-s % swift Specific ter ralle,sgS
hlaod I0lsra L aesa much better ihau iggf-
asa u an o1Aes ss.sis.'is I have ever i,,,si-
Fcr.as IS = Sass1x ca, Va.
nR. r : RAN i've ven Known signsgiss
sisd my .tsifu - AsanKiite, How ird stalts.
Az Wgisfe- g. Having soEah Know irosr = q
-. rnafsgii ID - She rsITssiy tr al sliR DIS
case. IS ufatless q - what nc name NAY De-
we have bsak giving a Alstory eg thtss
wonderful feNseffE. afd ~ eNfes, AfHHt hiI
ever shs world. Wl8l.h sgiil canvlnCe yop hat
ell VS. Eay S tive, as;si which We risi efaii
ffes en- apff teaflaa- NJ family sbcaid ise
sgstisait it Nr lave smother 90 C-fntasicgs
H4..si tsli .ss. seat e, A1fae ttriss-
Yestfr as G % terry e sqgr ease. aud euE
fctah H7il atsyase 4 yea rs icfics, Ia
stsicif csleaaeaoS We VIII not deceive
yp4 klsu,siaisly-
fuF sale ~ AL dssgaista.
TIE SWIFT SrGcTFar Co.
lYawaF g Atlanta. &C.
NeW ENsE, 40 Hfs4sapays
7astse 7- q -ssa 49, F'fa
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The Central C0mm3ttae a. It's meeting SO
Moth Yakima Ea3 10 means ~ ascertain
Ing the rerrcss ltAts1u iaat the reg county
Il akanccaa was entitled 70, Haa there Fore
only gave II aue Heg@caie, since THIS APP
,t5rtiAnment Ess Fasae / an apparently
srsiiisbiy fafessaes iaaf the territory
composing said new county cast stsaat
an half ef HE entire vote ~ the old
esga'F ~ stevens, AMI She County teHirai
t'slam ttre ~ ukAnogaa Counts claims 20
L. aa.lticd lo eue7haif the eofnhinca rep-
Frsemfalian ~ tlte iva counties, Viz dFe
delegate. ] therefore recommend tnat
saa Counties til Okana2aa au1 stevens each
eIess THREE delegates tive e. he entitled 10
a8c vow each sEsd ilIe fHiri 80 half a futs
utEe Territorial Nangenisar
ai-e desire ~ cIlt ihe attention ~ OH
County COMMITTEES aad dsieEairs 81 tae
Territorial GogFea5ssa q TIE following
resolution % tfsa central Commits,
alsonict ~ Safth NakinG
Eri4, That the Eentral Committee
gee2w'aeuts fhaE hegesiiSt casH rosi9ty
le srpr-eensr5 or al fhe desg eiei-jFi eifis
esaje- heaeVeT f9se le ieg teusi 70 a
.cad stas ja eas # easeggcd ass Hce az
any ,iriEtse MS proxy stall tfa given = g
Naiv s3eried rzeiatsT Of hts delgEa4.pa
aatE, 2ui 90 = COMMITTEES sirthcr WON
IaaIs,ls Chat saiq Hcso5at5,flt saa4 srplF =
CeautY toH FcltsgS IS Nril A. q ife
Ierrii.ir 81 t'lgVefl1sezl-
BANTER. Chairman
s. e Affa ueT. -scffisfF
seattle, - q 1ltlF =. sn>s.
HaHsl7Il tHgsk f,zTarrS Aisz8slF FFHf.
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sSazs ssssntu w@rsa esEsaa the
king tssi1sess sszses sis4f Fs<uafse - kse
thriving easngsz IL saersty q .hsrss
ysAre soers ssa9 - w<r4srk the a<zzrs-
Flcas Elsa bring aisen at fsressEzs ~
tlar rexFIsn RfAs tEaS@frsE OF eSsSm Il
rrzaeks aFisf tssss@r fsesFs-a az 5sarxzss
A sstsssx la b. sx*7 been sszsssasfs
sssfa syeEg iEss ns8ssker - ssgfu1ers : -
0F7isr s25ss he mas - fs:sE 80 *isess
Bis S-ssssEr.ace sAssseT ~ kiax u SER
VIZ Tie Teaa~szsf hss u. sssFS sfgs :
- -Tsle eser SezsSa fhsa Le bzs - te
fssTze.Ssasess szasST ~ Isse45r1 ~ gesx-
esHSg ~ eyssSa Ha i s3lufag pass
al Austria rSawssz - ftsss FoSs4 20
cheek THE Kzs LIN scheme "a aggraasI-
ikesneat. The sseoFszs & ~efsfs ars 10
more cssssslEsssEa 81 the fgxzter than
sssr1xh sses seFe = fsanF sheep
The fnlsrk -tkinE Is >Ssatfss has ae9n
ssken y tie seseozss Is his sssshee 10
f.nisA ii fesssssng 81 ss<e NJ his liz
tie sassssr<. with ~ nstirh fsFxz ard
s@s-eSneay ~ th5aeA b. xxre ssssfznesi
10 psusnAg i hsaygn sent tlxnsssr.
Aisa ore ~ tfxe vsHfecr English
Primers / being utilized for psissie
events Just - sis0& thst the rstensHg
class expeet 80 exkestd their sfae 70
the crsk Il doesn't
bnteS the kizns 81 the tisues fzs
none q thsse royal Kids or their ssNs-
eessoT- wi:s b. IN f3e king basiaeSss
at the cad 81 smother generation. The
starif 81 ssessineraeS ! : marching on
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FINANCE AND TRADE

sEtTEiE, Saturday. Jnly 8,
kE1EiffS- HusiuF tbe past = haars
freight received in seattle iueiaded the
foliowia4 3 boxes eggs. hislcs aassss 8
calves. - sacks spHas hex chickens. /
sack sguai I box batter, Sacks o5Eings
steamer idaho Brought tons. r. s = T. 4
. tsos and ! ear facioHs.
SHIPMENTS During tie past - hours
freight was shipped from seattle la The
iaiiaVing quantities fleeta osd a tafis.
Ell1a Auaef.un ton, Grnes TONS. Augssfa
3 f3as, Glide foiss. starr % ieus HAYWARD
TOMS. =. l.. 8 & + 81 tons Total. IS .sRs
st'GAE-il Z aud q pounds a.
BtfrEH-fa - = Goats per pound Fuit
htit,s-s scEe, 4a SCENTS
POI ATOhr-- AeW eellt. sNe1i. - .
cal.fs.
ACKBEgBtsss--s eegt..
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Shinnlnr anarii.rrnrr.

S&s FasNcfSc jasy =. Arrived
Steamer state 81 California. Portland
steamer Ali, Sznaimo. steamer san
Pedro. ship Oriental. Iae0aie. Gear
sd steamer state ~ California, L.
toria. Departed ships Alaska. C4aa-
"a. shirley Taspsua; STEAMER oreToa.
Portland Steamer Wellington. Safai-
Mn
R0gr DtEessgax. July - sailed
ship jeremiah Thompson AID brig
nsacoa
Posi- Rssss1ny Jniy > Arrived
ship goY
PssT Iosssssp. July p. Sailed
Norwegian bariks BengnelA and Har-
ifGsn
TATensa. july = British hip rita
MS p&@ei inwaFs. in t3w 81 tag
Mastiek clear ana fresh southwest
wind ~ 3. N.
We are closing oat ear hosiery Chss
ter s'lssrs
s. cents % ciose i.ze of al pure ssoaf
Ai1Fatfass ciela aesteF Clsars
Eaee curtain metz. We arr closing theas
cps a. loa az cents. Iesfcg ClNagy-
We are closing out our t,asaspls. Chester
slcary.
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rntEem NorIcns.

Unitarian s.fei-es sf I',ftisn haii, ff2e s
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fsefssri ~ t-Ha Ha3 "
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:. r. h,ue Rhssa yaa fr.eHF e
srtr-R gattte sssaflatE iuFiF8 isNFA
Csis Eers shsflsin.
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evening 81 q. BE- frEF0f r-crlts. tNs+
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end .tercr. every ea7aaay aiior'itstl p
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gasae ha-.t streets -~9sss1s isoal 80 =
- ssng 4 YATES
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Ms F--Eaas 81 % 49, Ni7s =
scaasae
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shasr.p ! 60 nallras.

Se~ that ii~fa Is q ceTTairsy ~ The
SisaS~sp 4 tttkanegan Railway being
commenced this sear. Spectator,
nliasrs ard others world Go wssl hg
visiting this part 81 BEisi % easuHias@
before any other portion q the
a.r.a..s-.r...
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CARB0LIC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The cIuf ieft i-Va5
nfenf egmrrls fse
- q Nli sE G
Hail SRA % tsts-
tns FaFAags She
@fanka lHil lssis M
faAHtcz $3.50 IS 81
eays sTe& fs ss
The ifr Sc later
Hakcs e hstf gag aa
7ei aifelriufs ana i
rd HafA aues a
1sf a rr Gl-F
Ass Ehu we s
luEHly Es, q sat
ea haFe the s'1es
Inexpensive FN
is ea rBrs, 1H q
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Call PQr Republican Convention

Dy RESOLUTION oFTHE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial central tOmmitiee at
Hneeiing thereof heia ~ North Yakima on
March :, 1873, rs chairman MAS authorized
50 name The date o. haidiag the Territorial
Republican Convention To- be held at
Elleushurg Pursuant thereto said Con
Yeution l. hereby called 10 be held NJ
Eilet shurg GA TUESDAY, TIE nxE DAY
OF sEITgMBER NEXT. At 10 O'CLOCK
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r-l710lfg nv foala 9aT8Il aTFI7IN, aasF y
asa. ars4 - sre1ls r flaf Y eaa he atiaeta
tsts.str fa SOS ss}-gss sfss1 rsgesF q
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LAND TRANSFERS.


x~~r.sa Of xAta-.. ss4o.Ss2 OF
- yxssk Dan onss There Re-
- We large er ~.sas,Ie Trsasae-
sfsse-
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FOR SALE.

THE vAy DOZEN FARM. Of WHITE
/ River, roaf&infssg ssssut 40 scrrss .
sfsrrs ia hss7@ Els~s rsssi tsrcs q usni hoszss
) Ssfa< waresasss@. eATgs< stF-. la aa9 ess
ss- This j. osse Ct the best farms "a ySs
F,grs.arys 80 sEres af sis3h1z sal a.i.usia-
sefx as. .1g sale fsF pArttEgzizrS sr,ssfy 10
- address dzD 4 ssS BORN.
Aaise zsEer rs--.Hfiee.
ksux ca y GsS Ter
Is EEEu z SANDER
Is Co- NH sssss ssssssf-zerFss So $eHsssa
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FOR SALE.

~ 80
One lot on Front street, 60
x12o feet, right in the
center of business.
One lot on Front street, 30
x120 feet: central loca-
ton.
One lot corner Of CONNER
cial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale in
the city at the present
time. 1t is a fine bust.
ness location.
12ox120 feet square, cor
ner of Mil and Second.
This is a magnificent
CORNER.
0ne-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street !;
fine location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved; only six and
eightmiles from the city.
gaa as.sqss IS - Ffsfzrssss 49, ss.ssfe1 ~
5zss zsf us4 psg aag essssza.ss = s~s2a
n sazss.
IIEFlER L BkHA,
49, gsaaral IL. ssaiIla. II. T.
10000 ShiaN II Sls.
AZ xxaas.sgs eAs<s. - xsesA ses.sss
xsu w.LAMHk CO.
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price Of Fas8 TFassy-7~--t. sss-l-s-
s.-sssstefs ASA ss ssfsrs-fst -
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We as rlasllE 01ll oar rafas1ls' FhesfeF
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Fare curtain nrss. We arr eiostns theu
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-02-08
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Montpelier and Vicinity.

WILLIAM LINDSAY will move to Wells
River.
Mrs. j. e. WRIGHT went to Boston last
Thursday.
j. G. Brown went to Boston last week
on a business trip.
Hon c. p. HOGAN of Sheldon made this
office call last Friday.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Smith on Friday last.
Mrs. FRANCIS HALL died at her home at
an early hour yesterday morning.
Miss EMMA CUTLER has been a sufferer
from neuralgia for several days past.
PAINTERS and paper-hangers are adorning
the vestry of the Church of the Messiah.
EXPRESS AGENT II. w. DREW is in New
York for the present week on vacation
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-02-08
Waterbury Republican Caucus.

The republican voters of Waterbury are
requested to meet at the Office of w. p. Dill
lingham Saturday evening, February II, to
organize Republican Club and to elect
delegates to attend the Convention of Re-
publican Clubs to be held at Montpelier
Wednesday, February 10, 1888 Per order
Republican Town Committee.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-02-08

The blood is the source of health; there
fore to keep well purify the blood by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine
is peculiarly designed to act upon the blood
and through that upon all the organs and
tissues of the body. 1t has specific action
also upon the secretions and excretions,
and assists nature to expel from the system
scrofula, humors, impure particles and
etfete matter through the lungs, liver, bow
els, kidneys and skin. 1t effectually aids
weak, impaired and debilitated organs. A
trial will convince you that it does possess
peculiar curative powers.
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Mattbman 4 guurnal.

Published every Wednesday at So and Sd
South Main street, Montpelier, Vt.
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Marsh

REV. Mr.. ELLINGwooD of Downing, Wis,
preached in the Methodist church Sunday
Vermont M Bible % society I % ppeae6ed e' in NJ the the
afternoon. Mr.. Elliot also delivered a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
80 +. ". FIFTH RACE-SELLING. FIVE Fur
TO MONMOUTH PARK IN 80 MINUTES.

Tic mammoth passenger engine, No 81 just built for
jersey Central road Will pull the paror-car
and fIom Monmouth Park during the racing She
made trip Yesterday, and would have broken tho
record had size not bcon handicapped leaving the
by stalled train After pushing the obsructing
train the way, No. 81 Jersey City In
hour. She weights nftytwo tons and the train hands
that she run cIgthy.nyc miles an hour Mr..
Ohausen general OF the Jersey Central system
rode behind this baby" Yesterday looking after the
comfort OF the multitude Of passengers Engineer Jack
sons hand is the throttle and he only awaits the per-
mission OF his chief to TO the track in fifty min
less. Mr. ollauscn has kindly placed the
In this train at the disposal Of the press lie may
have been newspaper man, but he certainly APP
preclatcs the importance Of early copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
TILE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

An excellent card Is offered at Monmouth Park TO-
day. and 1t should draw well.
A number Of fast sprinters will take part In the
first race at thrcc-Quaiters Of a mile. Swift should
win, Lady Primrose second, although Salisbury is
dangerous.
At Shccpshead Bay Diablo beat Tommy easily, car
rying 40 pounds TO Tcnnys 1O3. But Diablo's 1oc
to-day with only 105 on TcnDy, should give the race
10 Tenny. Diablo may get second place, but he Is
a small youngster, although stout and sturdy and
100 pounds IS no light load. Yet vote for him for
second, he has fine a turn Of speed Flood Tide
is dangerous, however.
fine lot Of three yearolds will run in the handi
cap at one mile. George Oyster should win, while
senator Hearsts fast FLY GOrgo II at all well ridden,
should get the place.
Mr. Belmont hopes to win tho great Lorillard Stakes
on Saturday of this week with Prince Royal. VIII II
be wise then to run him to-day against so stout and
hardy an old campaigncr Favor! Hardly. a
tremendous finish with Favor might dull Prince Royals
speed for saturday. But y Prince Royal starts to-
day. he should win with Favor second
Following arc the lists OF probable starters:
$50 r. NJ. FIRST Il Gi-HANDICAP. SIX FUR