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Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE - GROCERY STORE; FIRST
Il class trade; fresh and complete assortment;
low rent; pleasant neighborhood; invoiced at
discount, good will included; bargain for
the first party applying. 1902 South Main ST.,
near Jefferson. 10-25-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-25

FUNCTION WAREHOUSE JUNCTION
q Downeyave. and San Fernando st. Rates
reasonable. Tel 1856. G. RAPHAEL & CO.
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THE wATEE FRONT.

The Delta Is laid up for repairs.
The skagit river steamers still so no fur
Their than stanwood.
The Queen of the Pacific Is due here To-
morrow from San Francisco.
The tug Phantom went 10 Port Orchard
yesterday after boom OF logs
The steamship Hayden Republic leaves
san Francisco today for Seattle.
The Ieanie has gone to Tacoma to dis.
charge her freight for that point
The Fairhaven left for Whatcom last
nightfor the first time in nearly a week.
The City OF Topeka Is due here this after.
noon from Portland she sails for Alaska
tomorrow.
The Signal left fer Tacoma yesterday
morning. she returns here today and loads
coal for Portland.
The schooner Perry Is at II Conner, and
viii remain there until water enough FOR
the trip down il obtainabse
The City Of Puehla lay at the Ocean dock
all day yesterday. She leaves Tor San
Francisco tomorrow morning
steamer Josephine did rot reach
here from Hoods canal until late Sunday
night She was delayed by lack OF both
fuel and water
The Eliza Anderson is again in service
She Is running on the whateoFn route. and
Captain Robert kanghmann r now In com.
mand OF Eer, he and Captain Jackson hav,
ing changed places.
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19 90 knahsia fr0xn 0rexnn ss-dnv checked
TIE baoyancv aorneHtat, ehaice feed. 81. %
at-SI5gz. IA. I, Ss-z75s6kl 20. Egwsz grades.
xI.MaI-5
HOPS Unchanged ~ 1aae
FotasoesE Easier toaas. reeeipta more
free: EaytY Rose. t.10@f IS: Peerless.
Hoo l.11, Barbznis. 81 so9f. IL
Butter ssteady; fancy. 2ea2se. good 10
choice. I7a2Ic.
Eggs Firm and scarce: California.
z2ss3 IL: Eastern. Sr
M charters reported
aEw YoRx aKscm8sprsx wsmKwr.
Ng~ Yonx, Jan s.-Hops -ouies and
steady.
Goase-0ptiens steady and Sc ~ polnts
up- Sales. t1,Es1 bags. January. sI5s5et
1850. October. 1876. Narcs. SIS ssss Is
April. sIsass May. sls.s Ig1sS: tpot Rso,
steady ard quiet fair cargoes. ias.c.
Sugar Raw, quiet and steady: refined.
Erm and good denaad.
Copper Dan bat steady. lake, January.
sitS1
Lead Duh and easier: domestic. xsa0
1In--Qases ard irregular: straits. s2l-I0.
Ear siiyer-fSJze
CHICAGO REoprrr MARKEr.
s<sAfSAsstts ISM H. ~ t4esAt--k<}AEIt @45t-
nary. nofniHally T7ss9ss4es May, s2ss@
s2t+c buyer
coFn-Lower; zgssc: February. @sac;
May. 81 skMsI1kc.
Oats Weak: January. ao4c; February.
zOs<9a0&c.
Rye January, 4lc.
barley NSainalsy ssasc.
Pork Weaker: January, 500: Fe5ru-
airy, $50; May. *96T5
Lard Loser; January, s5.T7sza5. s25z !:
Nav. sea60a5<.
shSrtrshs-Lower: January. s4621<c;
February, sa-625s; Nay. 4ss54
CHICAGO LIVE sToeK mARKrr.
cHTeAeo, Jan. g. - Cattle Recslpts,
5000. strong for good. others lower;
bseyes l3@5I5; stocksss and feeders.
s2.i0@5; cows. bulls and mixed. SLICE
BIO.
Hogx-Receipss, 2. so: steady: mixed.
ss5Sex a.75. heavy. 81 soa4.T5; light. $50
@3s5.
shaep Receipts. aooo. strong, natives
$5@5a9: Western corn-fea. s4s0aaa6.
Bsssseys' Jeausqi special cAblegram from
London quotes medium to choice Ameri-
can steers At Io@i9e per pound: demand
light.
LIVERPOOL eEkFE MARKET
LivKErooI. Jan. Wheag--Steady
demand poor: holders offer sparingly
red Western winter. Is per GENITAL
Corn Firm demand. fair new mixed
Western a 29ssd tser GENITAL
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nAnkKrs nN rnLrunArn.
ksw YoNk - kkxtKw.

sgw YoEK Sgocx KEVfKw
NV YaRK, Jan. 6--Continuauce Of the
shsaForablc weather for the coal trade, the
lsports Of trouble among some of the
Western railroads. combined this morning
VIA disappointment over the hank state
hsnt. served b. create a rather hearish
sSlng At The opening in stocks. The nat
aFA strength Of the market soon asserted
Hseis however. and after the flrsl few mln-
ssss prices ssge ilrm to strong Dealings
] Fssented lev features OF interest, h0w-
sssg. and the Gonad stocks m0nopolizeti
ne kiienssan ii traders. In trusts, sugar
- lead changed places, the former heing
Nfuae chile the latter was easier There
rs FsAlizsng movement tow ard the close
saFa agaln saEge3 prices of from the best
sssfss, hat altogether closed quiet and
asn. soyernments dab and steady. re-
Eeseam opened weak with decline and
g = naere After long interval ~ dull.
ssn tie market clnsei steady al lfssf. for
spet and iei's for February option. sock
AaeaAaTs Opening iG5s.. highest lass.
wsssR lesAs, closing losfs. Consolidated
AasAAAss Opened, February option toes
ssafss RS's lowest les. closing i0s !.
's%sA saaes. s.al .sstA barrels.
FxeRsNaE ANp sscrKgr7H<
AtE f0es Jan. IS. slonog oa ca1 easy.
pf8ne neFcsassle psper. 81.
NsfiaS exchange quiet a,sd tgm, @edAy
"a Na'. demana. SAsgg..
H9NE=s.
aased States Is traglssegc.3l IA. Ualted
sss'ss L teoapoaA rs, rn4ted states 8kss
ssAsersal tAs's taltszi states AS
'ssaeons le4's faciec q. SID
AaAsE5ean kxrrsss, -. Canadian rAc,tEe.
eaHasla Sosthsra. as. tsairsl Pa.
- Ss'a RarHnstoa, ga. pelawarv &
s@~AAs asslaa. -. heRveg s Eto Gransie,
AFas. ~ Kansas & Texas fst.
$50 saese, A'a isensSvsise & Nashville.
Michigan Central. rs. Wesgsgn
~ AmsgscAa Cosfon 0ll. Ess<
go fscsec, ga Northern Fassnc.
- fFszeTse,f. - AoTtawssearm. ftss
a, q, Ven Nofk Central. 81.
49, improvement. Is. S4visagsan. S.
ssskessafnsal Ea.4le MAJ. SIS
$ = kacA lsAna. -. So Psal.
- Texas Rse3l3e. e1f.: Ualea psesisg.
tnssed States Exprwss, ~. Wesls
sA&s Expgess.
s1sISN >zeNEs
feSK Jan s Minsug aaetaslaas
80 " o. t,osaso.t.i ztssi California 4 Vtf-
- 49,, CAlesiossa n a. s.. sns Gem.
= I, Is y So 0essnsses 4 Ard 4.
.t@.asoos Ter, s. IS. FL t'slsto. s. a..
@se s.. hogu sases. SENs
vera ksise isse. ktssa. ts.,tarss 60
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morEL ARRIxAls.

TAR sNcerAlNEs.
+ Heieoarn. Ellison " u Peter, Edssan
Mrs n Foster, st LoaisMrs L Head 4 dr. Tao
Geo I Reuse Fslrnaveuc Munaay. city
TN Archer. Haeksey Nm u Mnrfy. Bsk md
WIN Noare 4 sifs. Gilman q e Roylaa. Gilman
j. KtsreF, Tae0s1a Mrs wvm&n. Fab CRY
II Fersey FaH Clsy s. Iohnsau. whstcsn
HpFreneh Haashtsn , posAn oHilcene
WIZ began. 9siaeehs n y Eaxhing. snoq gnaie
J y AssssAn. south Hend 4 II lose. south Rend
sseo l. Davis Hoquiam 4 Johnson. snog aAlmie
gFFssidIagtoR. v ash. flt' sam Barnett. Heqaiam
Y Bysng. Whsieom 6 Braehett City
4 Aston. facaHiA { froan Mont
wrn Il Tsssor, SAL e4gy A J Bush. Fai city
q laa Wits River A 4 aoNsas. Forrest city
Miss 4 Mitchell. 81 Fsnl 3teeahaos HelsHa
tise O Ford, les AuseAes fno Ansn. Eugene, eaF
c 6ladding. saa Fran 2 Harvey. WlnUfpeg
asss HarKt.
" Waite & n, saah b e e t.asoa. Cespeviiie
J Nas.ey Mkgfsxiilo : D asEseF
: " Etlss vi tascaro y = eahaug. Carp Fails
gsAusu. = } laws SAB Franeisco
4 n t.ass, Fort Asxetss 1os NgFphv Dallas Tex
A MnIi&eaa a wl.gstntee Salesman 4 ". -
~ Newills&ms, 5 ffeekssF, srTaEue. ".
> Clesesa VI Ms A Rock sell
q 4 cain 4 VI, Mass Nellie y 5ofaps.
Ms Es.e Tttisis, ia Koskwell. t;sAlaay
Mss = GIf1n4t. Il !. wsdueg sallfysa 80
sana Morris. Egssten, wslia w&llA
HaFFe se&ieF. e NISSAN.
WIS tssy garT. a. Ma sasnkwsleg. =
Vi 4 RusseA Ssrs Twams.
q Z Ssasex. - @asre 4 al Eansss
3 A Theasas. y Geessa s NJ. Tacoma
! lssttaF, kNnsaa VIA nessMn.
AP eaMl George saith.
; Ihsaapson. va vs. 1 81 Eia1s. Alasls ssrqae
y 4 rsfseF H8ssaa nsse PaFsl2al
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shiprIar IntelIlrener.

Z. 5. Steamer Richard Rush. cruise
steamer Willamette Valley. Yaqaina
steamer Farralone, Ysqnins: British
sseamer Wellington. Departure BAY
steamer Arcata. Goes hay.
Cleared steamer Columbia, Portland :
Montserrat. Nanaimo. Queen of Pacific.
Victoria.
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zse s1exSesr Bee . assw Tzsss ~ ezsGans&
fAgsa<s 1sssasAs tie sexvsca 81 . 9a1fHg A1As
- eAs4s~ kprsx 50 e0ar4 * q A Z sRzsssaz<
te@ze gx&a& 81 1ss ass.s .ss.s tesk e. gas2za "a
a h STAT lima,
las2Nx Az1 Ag<aS
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ts.v-s a. n .ss 1uAasa All way
F1gsA
I@sves 81 - =. ana 42sA n ssr Sewnxsz.a
sEG zAs 72rSN
1eavSs a r RI. ser gnsz1sa xaa say
r.gS ! IL IGC&HkAG. MN8AEex
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SEATTLE, wHATc0M. sgNIAHaoo A.
NfkF%~

e 90 II At whatc0n .Lv & 70 ? n
DAILY, EXCEPT saturdays. fpesly, sxespt san
dayz
steamer for Semfahmoo and Blaine leaves
Whntc0sn evegY SATURDAY. AZ 5 n; retaEnipg
leaves bisspe every sunday II 10 = m for What
eons aad Seatse.
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r 7EIox PACIFIC 2A1I.wAY--RACIFTC Df-
~ VISION. IAe fakAewlng e hsdNse o. ms
esfecx q and sfssr Deeezzber - 80. unEl feT-
Tier n0saee
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cxGrrix rr1Lx GxsCKASCz ASo TECsF
= Company
cAPETAE. sse,sN
crEsex w1ya xosas Lsxs 90. sSsrTEE
eAFiTAL Eas1

sssres rnsseExs ~ faxgTszce urEqa rsss estkse
sst38s EwasAEseE3HS atesgsszzs prsSsEsxAA hsAszss
"a ~ remsssa az &eSeeETa KssasN
Il nssas4sg a. - swE expStsst 4& tAf@iasN =
- 49, t-ssssstsss sgsszsssld = eks Ssfrsks -
axseS1e esaEzAaEAs and reaeFNs stzN E5as4set
F.sss5 ~ s-sssss}e eraswnsea, ezKseSy. eaNs aA4
sxtsssase assszsssaz szr4 I4EESNtsezzs
81 MAEFnAH PmsssEssx SRI ssssssssA
KxxsssS wAT@sS C. rzxtl&f1Es sssss1se%
AE BAkKE szcsEE&xy.
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WHAAAbA NJ cEAaAH8stt E1IEE
Eseause. Eliza Andersen leaves seattle Al . n
"a Monaays Wednesdays aud FEfigys arrives
AZ N hafeorn q m next dsy Returning leaves
Wkaseosn Tuesdays and Thursdays a. n n
SUNDAYS q IA Monday trip 20 serniAhraoot
u. r. JACKSON President
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TAKE THE STEAMERS OF TIE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co
Fob
whstcOm. Roche HareOr and skagit river
SEE LOCAL TINE CARDS
HOOPS CANAL Rourx-srKAnER JOSE

The steamer Josephine viii leave Hstnesd-
CONAN wharf, foot OF Marion street, Wednesday
and Saturday morning at $50 q M for Port
Gamble, Seabsck, Onion City and al wsy DO hts
on Hoods Canal Returning leaves Union City
Monday and Thursday morning For freight or
passage apply st Hasneld-Coluan wharf or On
board. CAPT. II. GILLESPIE. Mastef.
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Steamer Washington leaves Seattle A. = m.
sRadsys Tuesdays and Thursdays: arrives AZ
WhAieora 90 3 q M nextday. Retaining, leaves
Nhascnm az y "a. Mondays Wednesdays aud
Fridays: auiven AZ seattle at g. N next dAy
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ u42sted-l

CANADIAN PACIFIC sAvIsATIos CO..
- l42sted1
sTEAMEg PREMIER
EoESD s0UFA.
LEAxg. ARRIVE
Vancouver Noadsy and Townsend. Thursday
Thuxsday pm and MONDAYS 30 . m
Townsend. Moaday and seattle. Friday and
Thursday Iii p n Tuesday . "a
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday AID
Friday Il n Tucs6ay - n
Iccgp NoKTA
Seattle. Ct midnight Townsend ......-S o u
Tuesday ard Friday WhateeEn . 10 m
Townsend A = n Roche Harb0r-I2 80 p "a
WhAtcokn 9 80 a "a Vancouver. .---.4 y p n
Roche Hagbor pm
The company reserves the right % change tae
tine table or places Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE PROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays ana FrdsyS
rAYs or ARRIVAL AT sEATTLE
Tuesdays ard FrdaFA
JOHN A. o'BaIES, Master
NV PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. n. Co. Ia
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VIZ SAT co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w YesleF'n dock. seattle, daily Tor Iacoms
at 20 a m

SEATTLE PORT TOW Ssgxp ROUTE
r. g mai steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
PORT Townsend Rt 4. m uext daY. Returning
leaves Tort Townsend ~ 10 80 M. arrives So
att1e AZ D
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical
DISPENSARY,
Atkins Rlsek, cosazsaa street. Between rAtra
aad FozrtA
CONDUCTED ny
DRS MERRILL And MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
n casoai3 ssrv0ss ssia ana BLOOD Diseases
TO THE LADIES.
We gre rast careful add eanside=asa asfen.
80 80 = diseases q wc11ea and ca3iiren. II yoa
sAneE neza Any obscure. difacals or unxerine
silsSaSe ox u toe u0mman routine electors faEl -
s . sS0 gsneznsSr the celebrated Specialists
skllied n every department Of medical ana sur
sssAa 81 Perienre. The professor hsas had yeaTz
e s sxpsySssses y ne hospissss q BFooklya aud
MoM&n's Hospital College. New YORK ana a
slne 9 the r1oss saccessfai ana BEST knossn ryns-
soseSaeSi specialists n tbs country
70 Young ard halddIs-Aged Maen.
Nszyons Issasissv. spermasorxhens. seminal
,iss ,,r s.ss lessy aFsss:ag frnza indtseFe-
lltinpleS on The lace, aversion To sssnsafw &c.,
sisseeefsged. Jack Of eeaaaenee, dan, nalsf for
lucy og aaSAnesS. ard nnds lite harsleo
sslely, permanently and speedily casea
BLOOD AND SKIN OlSEAxgS
Syphilis. disease most araaifs, i, 80 -a.,.,,.
cunpletely erAaicafed - -
Ssesrs; ealsrsh. ssc, permanently cured
kidney. Urinary and Bladder comp,sanes
painful, dlsaeult, too frequeas Burning ar
, 10Y eFlne. nigh coicred % WITH milky seas-
sAees eyststIs promptly and safesy cured
Cearges ressona6sa
Our Success tS Based upor Eacs~
CUT remedies ssH quickly ana rnre perraa.
We do not claim 20 know everythine IN ,.,..
Elon 20 mealetna o. diseased or Is ~ aAte a ra
stefs case. but We 10 claim th&t large. exsen.
snssess 2 sustain l1 are the best proof al doe.
EsIs;isnse Is worth everything. Knowledss
ana successfully tFeAtlng Thousands 81 persnre
ef every age. SCI, profession Aad occupation AZ.
.esas.a wiz even psesensaese form and stage OF
tenerinE with like waladles that we aRxa 49,
estsiea U restoring health % large majority 81
cases trcafsd. even after other skilled ans ene,
getlc rhyS1eians have tailed 10 effect ass uerae.
bent change TOR the better
W are patronized BY q class of ladies' Knd
gentlemen ton sasgeieus 20 he imposed nynnn 81
AnlgnoVant quack. and shey are TOO inpaDend
eGt 20 oe heightened away from physieaaus Via
are curing them
Pers0ns calling ~ our cffice can have the sasi@
faction OF tree consultation. with tie Essun
snse tnsi they may depend upon recsi wing can
aid opinions. honorable square dealing reason.
&sle charges snd no encouragement Withumt a
prospect OF improvement or care.
oar practice Is fouaded Bpon the results % tas
BEST methods. without references 20 schools o.
srathies"
You viii rot Be urged or persuaded % take
treatment, and no one viii be treated unless
there "A strong nr0hkhsltty Of cure OF parma
nent benefit Make intarrusafons and decide
Tor Yourself
once aours: Frons m % , N san
DAYS % 1T q. m. only.
81 B-PerSons unable 70 visit rs may b
treated at their homes hy correspondence
Medieiucs and Instructions sent b. man a. en-
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply u expcctad
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TsEAED TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBERT
j +. BeecheF. manager
90 srEANER pnINr ARENA

THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves seattle every Sunday afternoon at
n M. for PORT Townsend and the san Juan
islAnds, from Hatdeld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend At 20 a. n. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whsteom. calling at smith .
isiand and Richardson's weather permittsngl.
Argyle. Lopez. FrldEg Harhos, Maple ION Mon
day going north and Thursday going south,
Roche Harbor. oTcas and kasi sound
Returning. leaves Nbateom st7.sos q N. Tues
days. Thursdays ard saturdays on the satar-
day trip the Point Arena gees through 70 Seattle,
Fare from PORT Townsend 70 seattle. 81 Until fur
theg nnsics passengers or freight from seattle for
the Islands By the Port Arenas Wednesday and
FFiARy trips wfll b. earned on the Washington
steamboat and transportation Co. steamer
Edith tn EuFs Townsend on Tuesday aud Thurs
daY nights and transferred direct 70 tie Port
Arsua- On these deys The W. & 4 7. Co viii
Issue tickets and bill height throagh 10 deezt
HERBERT r BEECHER. Manager
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent, seattle.
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last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-TnH-
scatsie. Tacoma Olympia StatiAcoom ana
NeNesas Island.
WINTER TINE CARD
Eommenesrg Tuesday, November II
Teavs olymr8a, daily exeept Aoadaye- @ N
Arrive iBCoM& /" 10 &C a IA
Leave TkNoEas. LII - q n
arrive Seattle. 10 Ia
RN-NNSFNN
Leave seassie. taily except Mondav.. 500 m
Arrive Tacoma. $50. Zee ? n
Leave Tacoma. . . sc n
ArxsvN GsyNapiA, 49,. % N
"Reminiscences NexleT's whAFf Tacoma
\, 4. 4. r. whArf. Olympia. Horrs wharf,
Meas en- boar4 DAY boat making runna
trip SUNDAYS Carries North western aud Wells
FegEo express G1e FAST freight
4 J HATCH. President
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CrxA3Kg KIRKLAND

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scH0oNKE HAteYos

Leaves san Fraaessea 6x Seasgse. tAanAry Il
taklng al fzesgas eseyed Is refused s2sss.
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BARNARD OPPOSITION LINE
sAS FRANCISCO 10 FVGET so-Sn
CEs Of tie foIlowtns NJ Steamships.
aAYTIES KEfCEZ1c
SIGNAL
WILMINGTON.
AslI sal a. lnilnws tgers San Frsecsseas Hay
lea Ees-ahifc. 4&uGAgg and slmiax
sea~t-, carving frs3Shs sad pascal
gsEa eE ee6Ge@4 FAsek
Calling = Fort Tawasesss. se<ssse aaa Tse1zaA
Frs FseiFas - r8sesEW 49, -
= A HATFIELD. SsSasrzs AEzGs. E2lae4d'x whsrf
sesizae
= BARNAEn CO. Agents. SO Battery street.,
SaH kEe2f srs. CAA
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RASS or BRITISH COLUMBIA
sIao-porasea 81 seya eAArssr 1881
Ncw epan ler huzinesz ia sAs
Cs7stal pald ~. .-.-s asaaaa
Fnwsg . Increase su--------. aagassn
zEFASS.------.....-. $500
IgKITa WILSON. nsraxsr
REsneAes. sxa rraaci~ea Cal Purusas.
d. Tseona wash. j. Victoria ysrssouxxg Neyr
"esfzni asser. NaaA1slo and Kaanloops fR t-L
sssaerzl eankinz aassasss transacted, sore,rn
e1ea4rge osgat ana saasis drafts and teie-
grSpASe transfers sold On sAN hAHk's hranrheS.
slse on Yes Ns-k. oaieAge. C2assA and Hoag
interest," paid On nEas dspostss
TIE WASHINGTON NATIONAL RANK
xlssEs sz0cx. -. 80 ssoaSD rrsxrr. a.
TwKES sAxEs ASa cHKkEx
= @ CAVES ..... Pseslaens.
" z Fazzksr Vice Pre<iaeas
- 9. hAeA1s st.-...... cssaieE
cAPTTAl. slNca
TrsESacss SenesA banking business
nExTER HORTON CO. BANKERS
Incorporated lsu.
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All the above trains ran daily.
southern aad EasiAra mai carries Pullman
sleeper2
Depot and ticket once corner of second and
Weii=Y.
Tickets on sale 70 all points in the United
~'' T. A. NADEAU, ManagaE
Z. ToSKIS. Ticket Agent
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te-eef raid On Savines ard tine deFas
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Three large iroH safes. IS pkgs eFockery,
asasss boots and shoes. car wire rope, I
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saF lumber, cars Foar. = ears machinery
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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
An Electric Pig,

In front of a butchers shop in St.
Paul, half pig, nicely prepared and of
appetizing appearance, was hanging on
an iron hook a few days ago. A dog
came running up the street, and happen
ing to see the little pig, went up to it and
longingly snuffed around it. Hardly had
he put his nose on the pig when he ut
tered a cry of pain and ran bowling
away.
A second cur soon appeared and Jared
no better; he ran away bowling as if a
ghost had laid its hand on him. Gradu.
ally as a third and fourth dog had
shared the same fate a crowd gathered
and every one looked with distrust at the
porker.
One of the owners of the shop, who
wanted to find out the cause of the trou.
BILE, at last went up to the pig, touched
it, and also flew back as though a taran-
tula had stung him; he had received an
electrical shock. ADMINISTRATION proved
that an electric light wire had come in
contact with the hook on which the meat
hung, and thus the pig was completely
filled with electricity. Philadelphia
Times.