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EVERETT RoUTF-sTMR. GREYHOUND.

LfNEhEI1 hOb f--c L NIX. GRE hOINO.
II Dally Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle e:45 =. m, ii:So q. M, and t:0
=. n. Leaves Everett a. IN, p. N. and p. N
Everett D. 10.
Fare-slngle trip, 75c: round trip. si.25. Gem
meets with tosts for Tacoma aad Saohomish.
Ianflns--C riman dock, 10 . Of Msr n street.
SEATTLE A. TACOMA NAVIGATION Co.
Claud TFoup. Pres. 4. W. Goodhue. S.c'y.
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Mesorisy makes sad4lss. iioCommsreiAl
street
So -. f.g.n,sar, Maaison mark. free.
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CEAoTr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves LILY, BoEArtns a ca = deck. foos sprins
street seattle. Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Saturdays
ca tee fsT EeueD1z. StauW0ol k2ts Cry
Everett Flersaee Nj Vernon, TalAlp, Fsr. AvOa.
ExtuTutax hliarpa ate cayh
LILLY. BooAEpus a CO. Axsasx
TsepaeFe "a
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
W & Wiley Navigation Cos steamer
MULTNOMAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Olympia At. $50 q m Tacoma at.... $50 m
Tacoma at. -. 1000 N seattle az. .l2.o0 N
Seattle st...... 1:ee p m Tacoma at. 500 p m
Tacoma at..... 2:30 p N Olympia at. $50 p m
Connecting with boats for Shelton aud Kamilohis
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS.
Landing, City Dock. foot of Main street
CAPTAIN /. WILEY, Manager.
" and olym pia-
lAr. Tacoma q 30 IN.
Leave Seattle 7 80 a m Ar Olympia leo p m.
Ar. Seattle 80 p. N.
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS.
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From gan Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, al q IN, July s. Q, IA, 49, "a "a
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Tickets NAV be obtained at the once OF the
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
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GooDALI. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. H JOHNSON. r. S. supt, Seattle.
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OLYaIIA BoAr-CoMMENcINa JULY o


Daily, except sunday
Iv Olympia. $50 ana Nv SEATTLE. -. 200 . m
Lv Tacoma. 10 90 IN Lv Tacoma. -. s 80 . IN
Ar Seattle. .l2:09 IN Ar Olympia. .. $50 N
FARE, SEATTLE TO TACOMA, 80 CENTS.
Llndiags-Seattle, Yes!sr D0ek; Tacoma y.
j. 4. i Dock; Olympia. Horr's Dock. Tele-
phone st HATCH BROS.
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n =. res. liSN U. : - coup. iisss T;
q Feg, ll47.. 4. :. g., coup. U.s.
reg, - old; PAeine 6s, OF 'sa iol !.
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EVERETT AND sSoH0MIsH RoUTK
cur RATE To EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Csntrsl wharf Tuesday,, Thursdays erd
Saturdays At : O. n. Tor Edmonds. Aukiiseo, Ev-
sFett Marysyille. Fast Everstt, Lowell and eno-
hsmish FARE TO EVERETT. Dc: ROUND
TkfP. sec. 10 sNoBoGIsH. Soc
GEO. J. WILEY. Agsnk
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For San Francisco via Port Townsend aad Vic
toris, at a IN. tpassengers received on board at
a In) July 2, :. IL IL, p, n.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New Steamer
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
DAY at a IN for Kingston. Port Gamble. Bangor,
seabeek, Dswatto, Liliiwaup Fails, Hoodsport,
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at a. m
D. TROUTMAN, Master.
J. A. HATFIELD. AGENT.
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For Alaska, July 8, u. ~ q.
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The total sales of stocks today were 81
5li shares. including: American Sugar,
Is. 700; Burlington, 500; Chicago Gas,
$500; Distiiling, 400; Louisville & Nash
vile, 300; Reading, 200; 81. Paul,
1900; Western Union, 2, loo
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gaT.Tgu GpArv uARKEr,
WATER FRONT NOTES.


The UmatilIa reef whistling buoy was
replaced on its old bearings June Is by
the Lighthouse tender Manzanita-
The steamer Angeles brought in cargo
of Australian apples last evening from
Vancouver. these being part of the cargo
brought over By the steamer Arawa.
The steamer Queen arrived in port last
evening from her first trip TO Alaska
since being repaired. She Immediately
left for Tacoma, but returned to Seattle
later last night
The City Of Puebia arrived from San
Francisco with the following passengers
for Seattle: J. X. Hayden, IT., DIR. c. r..
Thomas and wife. q. w. Fisher, /. NJ.
Castieton, DIR. +. III. Coe and wife, Martha
Schuek, Miss Lille Reichling, NJ L..
Stangroom, Miss III. f. Kayser, Mrs.
Locke, Mrs. Ida A. Hit. Mrs. G. w.
Green, Mrs. C. 4. Wood, Mrs. C. III. Offer
man. Harry Offerman, Albert Hansen. A.
r. Lipman, ID. w. Douthitt, +. A. Swift,
w. {. ID. Fraser, A. NJ. Cadiem, G. Stein
ger. Clara Stinson. Miss Carrie A Ed
wards, Mrs. Van Wyck, Miss Van Wyck,
Mss Finlayson. w. s. Harlan, E. l..
Lyons, Mrs. C. III. Park, Miss NJ. Rahm,
Miss Jennings. Miss Nellie simpson. Miss
A Farrell, Mrs. McSorley. Miss McSorley.
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foreign. The increased sales are caused
by the dumping Of one los of 100000
pounds Of territory, part on spot and part
10 arrive ~ an ail-around secured basis OF
about - cents. Michigan has been sold at
II cents this week. the lowest price on rec
ord New Georgia WOOL has sold again 1t
I5I5c- The market continues duh and de-
pressed, and extraordinary inducements
ere needed 20 move large lines.
FINANCIAL
LoxDoy, June 1.-THE money market
dunng the week vas very easy. No
trouble was experienced in getting bills
discounted at 1 lie. while July loans were
arranged az Il per cent. A slight harden
ing OF rates Is possible toward the end OF
the half year, but this will be only tenn
poraTy. A large investment business was
done Sc the stock exchang &c. chiefly
in British funds. corporation stocks.
home railways and preferences Is
sues, the interest on which in
many cases is well below per cent.
The movements of foreign government
securities we've chiefly downward, but the
changes were small. Chileans, however.
rose "a on investment buying. American
railroad securities were again sold. The
chief feature was the selling Of the securi-
ties Of bankrupt concerns. Atchison was
largely sold on the reconstruction scheme.
-Four per cents. dropped 81 Union Pa
cific was down OK, While Northern Pacific
preferred, Norfolk & Western preferred,
New York Central. Erie. Denver & Rio
Grande preferred aud Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul were each lower. The others
showed smaller declines Canadian Pa
cific was slightly better. Grand Trunk
was q trifie lower. Brewery shares con-
tinued 10 rise. Anglo-American cable TELL
IL and preferred
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TUAPCS THE CRxc xT-skxTrrHEvxzsrT
~ Rorrk Tuo Fsnse trips aiv szc~ps @asS&y.
TINE EAnD-LsaEe 1satsAs 1850 "a ass zstt
, IA daily eTesEt snn6Ay. Leaxs kwsE~tf
1osfA o. ana as1& p 4aiiy ssCSr4 ean1sy
NsaAee14aEs- AZ szNxk1s . "a stsauHf FsyRf tsr
TareHzA As Everett STA st&azasF Stkasa Ia
sssh1mskA IA2<fsgs-feat q Ns@sssa ssFes1
SsasS1s fsst Eewttz sxeaae. EVEREST
fAEE-Ss1ssas 20 KxsFe&k 7&rs FsAse sTfss 81. "a
%s <E1f. AAsAslAx euss<.
kEseszvs 2Ax.s IS. 1ksA
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CHICAGO MARKETS..



sicaeo, June Happening trades In
saeat we're st ssstssc decline and gFadu-
soid down Is. rallied sss1sc, changed
sa1'e AID closed lower. The weakness was
We mostly 70 rains. the lower cables and
10y 10y limited exports Offerings were quite
..'eFal a. the start, With shorts" cover
.as eas the supply was much greater than
's demand. and ihe market ruled weak.
aasFe vas some selling Of July and euying
= september ~ the elevator interest. and
Ass BAD weakening effect. especially for
F, There we're also impressions that
ss'feries on July contracts might possi-
ee quite free and this added some
~sS'saen 10 the market, and was looked
~Fea Is a 6savlsh factor. There VAS some
1AaseSaels crop news. hus II cats httie
.s~'a The market rallied some too ards
- Ssose unlicensed by continental cables
.a1 covering by shorts.
Nofa Sas weak on free selling. The
SC Tor the DAY vas &C.
as ~ese unsettled within I've range
-. 'a'y. Az early hresk ga the rains wss
Use ey literal buying. Saa the market
Sesed steady.
asssssioas were arm en- buying. pre-
''ASy ~ sheFts. The higher Liverpool
- s' added 90 the strength. Compared
Ia Ia AS a'ght. jury pork 5 sT}se higher;
- ..sd ioe higher aad July rlhs els
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Closing: Wheat-Lower; No. 2. cash,
561zc: July. SIG.
Corn-Lower: cash. No 2, 40l<c: July,
Esk gale.
Oats-Steady: No. 2, lie: July. sgs<c.
Pork-Cssh. September. sI2 52sz.
Lard-Higher; September, <4s5.
LIVE sTocK
Castie-Eecespts. 20 head: shipments,
go Market nearly ali Texans and prices
unchanged; prime TO extra native steers.
-. I5F3-s5. Texans, 81 eOGag0
Hogs-Receipts, % 600 head: shipments.
$3.50. Market sc lover, closed steady. all
sold; rough and heavy. $42594. 50; pack.
ers and mixed. s465a4s5: prime heavy
and butchers weights, $4o0GAS5; as
sorted light, $465@470
Sheep and ambs-Rsceipts, 5000 head.
Market. almost nose: TOP sheep. s.. 2Es
$50; Sop lambs, s4G4 So
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rHE srArE or mann.


sas Francisco. June I6-There were
10 ehanges in the vegetable market this
morning. Receipts were fs8 sacks of
beans. ! box egg plant. AT boxes aspara-
gus. l63 boxes rhuharb. 297 boxes cucum-
hers, 5el sacks potatoes. Is boxes squash,
% SACKS peas and III sacks corn.
The receipts of fresh fruits this morning
we're 5, i49 boxes cherries. 40i chests straw
berries, 80 boxes goossberries. 20 boxes
plnms. $50 boxes peaches, 3 boxes figs aud
Is chests raspbcrries. Strawberries were
higher.
The butter market Is unchanged. Prices
are steady and stocks fair.
lneggs prices are firm with liberal stocks.
Cheese 10 plentiful.
The poultry market was q little easier
aud demand vas fair.
nREspsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Flour Net cash prices for family extras.
8fo9350 per barrel: bakers extras, s. 30
@A 40; superfne. 60 5oaf2 IS per barrel
hcaf-Ihe week closed on very dull
and easy market Quotahle at s5Is6te0c
pef csntal for good TO choice shipping. and
Sc6gsi.05 tor milling.
Barley-As indicated yesterday, the
market further sottened this morning and
lover prices prevailed. We quote: Feed,
essa&ssssc for fair TO good, and aae per
oenssl Tor choice; brewing, SL01Gf 90 Per
eentaI
oAts-The market shows a declining
tendency. We quote. Milling, 81. 2o61i.3 80:
surprise, sLSo@Lt0; fancy feed. si.271s
@LS,: good 70 choice. sl.15W LIS; poor 10
fair, SL0o09l.l0.
-. Produce receints-Flour, sacks. 7.I9S;
y, ashlngton. 500; wheat centais. <.l5T,
Warrington, s,ass; barley, centals. I9sa;
washington, AIS; oats. Washington, Gen.
sas oos. rye. sacks, les; potatoes, sacks.
FINANCIAL
Drafss-on sight. New York. per 500.
= sc premium. Sterling bills--on London,
oedsy bank, SASSY.
silver hars-Psr ounce. s3363isc.
Mexican ADMINISTRATIVE.
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has to
L saw about il:
/ We have carefully examined the
/ formula of LUBTN's CARLO
II LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
II that IL contains nothing that can in
II the slightszt degrees iniure the teeth
or gum. II has in its composition
sufficient sntiseptio properties to
| .westen the breath and make the
| xun heslthful and firm. Its daily
| use will help 20 prevent the forma-
ton OF tartar and the accumulation
II of parasiticAl animaIcal2 so iaja-
rioas 10 teeth and gum
Il W r. GIpDTSGS, ID. d. 8.
GEO. w. BRAGDOS, ID. d. 9.
II GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. d. 8
T. q. ALBIS. d. ID. ;.
Il l. NJ. LEsSEi. p. %. g.
| Nv. DEsPORTEs. D. q. O.
ALBERT j. FORREST.
Il 6. p. BROWN. u. .. 8.
i GEO = MILLER
L JOS. MoUDY.
/ WIS. coYSE. L D. s. and II.
L @. q. GRIFFIN
II j. NJ. FOX.
Il j. w. PUTNAM.
| ]. y. PRATHEh
| IUBINs TOOTH PowDEE
| makes Coed Teeth
II Good Teeth riaks Good Digestion.
II Good Digestion makes Content
| meat -
II Living.
rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
Stewart / Holmes Drug Co
/ Wholesale Agents,
gslFf1 siln FILL iirsIl
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SHAPES soLp.
The total sales Of stocks todas were e.
S44 shares, including: Atchison. 6soi
Amartcan Sugar. l.. 500, Chicago Gas.
100; ST Paul. 100: Union Pacific, 1850;
Cordage, $500; Western Union, i,s1
Hors.
Hops-Dsll: state. common 20 choice,
afi6c: Pacific coast. sszi4c-
nErkIs
Pig Iron-Dpl: Scotch. sIa.SGe2 3 T;
American. stlStiA
copper-Duli: Lake. 81
LeAd-Firm: domestic, &lo
Iin--tl8let
piates-Qniet
SpeIGer-N Nominal.
CoFFKE-
CefF-~--Options closed steady; August.
Sfa4Ssef4Ga: December. SlAloSs l&iA
spot coffee Firm and quiet. No. :. lsso>
ErsAR
Sggsr-UnchanEsd; fair refining, re
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BOSTON MARKETS..


RcsroS. Jane i6-The Csntusercssss kelts-
"a saws Of the Bostoa wool market: The
sales OF ths week are =. IS. 10 poGaas do
nestle and ieSOoo pounds foresga, against
i.gTs.0o pounds domestic and les %
pounds foreign last week. aad f.,ss, lao
pounds domestic and z-se pounds for
sirn tor the same week last rear. TIE
total shortage IN sales % cate
from last year Is if.SSs.ssS ponds.
The shortage In receipts - ie.est
bales domestic and 5o.a-9 oaass
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FoREIGs MARKETS.
rIrAScIAL

FINANCIAL
Lospos, June l6.-Consols. f0iI4d- Bar
silver. 285kd Bullion paid into Bank of
England, E394O0o. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. June Is --Wheat--Quiet, de-
mand poor: holders otter moderately. No.
!, California. IS 9izd@4s l0d; red Western
winter, 4skf4s Cd.
CONQUEST: demand fair; new mixed
spot, IS sgd.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

rs DEPARTMENT CT AGRICULTURE,
xEATHER BUREAU. Z
PORTLAND. Or, Juns II, lss4o
-. fo~ Monday. Showers: cooler
PAGrE. l. r. O.
-, xrarxz pEYAzTzEsT OF AsRrcrLTcRs
wxsrHra guEKAr-DAfLY BuLLxTEs.
SEATTLE. wzsh-. June II, iss<
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
THx sTock KxcHAssE

NEW YoRx. June l6.-The spirit OF
speculation was not very highly developed
on the stock exchange today, many Of the
leading operators being away from the
street, the arbitrage houses we're out Of
the market and the room traders were not
disposed 70 do business. Most Of the
trading was done by shorts, who desired
TO close out their standing contracts By
small holders of stock who were anxious
10 take profits. Consequently there vas
no pressure 10 sell and the buy
ing was feeble and spasmodic. The
total transactions were less than
o.co0 shares and in only three stocks we're
the sales more than 5000 shares, Sugar
alone exceeding 5000 Prices moved slug
gishiy and irregularly, with periods Of alb
soiute cessation Of business. The opening
quotations were generally a small fraction
higher, Sugar showing the greatest i'm
provement, recording an advance of sS and
Immediately moving up an additional =.
Then, under realizing. the improvement
was lost, but the covering OF short con-
tracts In the final dealings caused an APP
probation in value of Ia. the last
being the highest price OF the
morning. The general tendency of
prices during The first hour was down.
ward, bat the losses were merely frac-
tional. After IL O'Clock better tone pre-
vailed and under the leadership of Chicago
Gas and Cordage an advance was recorded.
The higher range Of values was not, how
ever maintained for long. and on moderate
selling partial reaction took place. In
the final dealings speculation again be-
came strong and the market closed IN good
tone. The bond market was firm during
the day. but dealings were light and
changes trifling.
Government bonds-Firm.
State bonds-Inactive.
Petroleum-Easier; Pennsylvania oil
sales, none; July option sales. mona; closed
at sssxc bid.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The exports of specie from the port OF
New York for the week we're: Gold, ST.
305. 600; silver, s262, 500. The imports of
specie for the week were SEQ. 97s, of which
$i3,571 were gold and s53 407 silver. The
imports Of dry goods and merchandise at
the port for the week ending today were
valued at Sc, 400. 253
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is the weekly bank statement
issued today as compared with the proceed
ing week;
Increase Decreuss
Reserve ........ ss5,l575
specie ........... -. 5ssgoo
Legal tender .............. $500. $40
DEPOSITS ..... ..... 396. 80
Circulation ..... .... $500
The banks now hold SIC. 376. 5s5 in excess
of the 25 per cent. of legal requirement..
FISAgcIAL.
Money-On call easy at per cent. last
loan, / per cent; closed at I per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2axeI4ls per cent.
Sterling exchange. dull. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 81. s3s4 for demand.
and s4s71 for sixty days. Posted rates.
$A.sSIS@4go. Commercial bills, 81 6i4.
Silver certificates, 6i6f6oc.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.


PORTLAND, June Is. Wheat - Valley,
7ike; Walia WaIla, 75c per GENITAL.
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A noticeable feature OF clearing house
returns Is the increase from May % TO
June 0 of $f3s. 6i3. and of further increase
for the week ending june i6 OF sSi. 53s
The increase from the week ending May
Is 20 that ending June f6 il $40, Isl.
Business has been rather quiet for the
last two days, as the markets have been
wei cleaned up preparatory to receiving
new produce Monday morning.
Strawberries declined sharply during
the day, dropping from si-50 per case TO
Is cents IN order TO clean up stock for Sun
day.
There Is very little Eastern butter on
tie market. the floods having kept out all
shipments, leaving home products only in
that line.
A small shipment of Australian apples,
which were brought over by the steamer
Arawa, have been received and are in good
condition. quoted at 81 per box.
Oranges are none too plentiful. although
the stock on hand Is good in quality.
Lemons are In greater demand during
the warm weather Of the last few days.
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pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Franciscovia Port Townsend and Vic
foria, AT 5 q m passengers received on beard At
a. M June 2, :. Il, IL. 2, y.
For Alaska, Juns J, u, =, p.
From San Francisco, fer Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at g IN, June 4, 8. IL, 10. "A. -.
Tickets may - obtained at the Office OF the
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
n JOHNSON. p s supt. Seattle
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-02-28
NOVELTIES IN LADIES' SKIRTS.

For quite long time fashions have under
gone a slow change, practically remaining in
a stationary state with slight notifications
This season, however, a decided change is
shown in skirts, in the way of draperieS The
old-time draped effects are more or less revived
with the addition Of many pretty and artistic
touches in accordance with modern TASTE OF
with adaptations from historical sources. The
underskirt, however will retain its present
faring effect. To many people, the announce
ment of this coming style is viewed with some
apprehension, as it implies much practica
knowledge for the makingup of the new
skirts. The best way, however to find the
needed information and all the leading models
of the coming season. is to subscribe to one OF
two Fashion Journals. The Mcdowell Maya
zines, which always maintain high degree
of excellence in this respect will perfectly fll
the wants of everyone on this subject We
notice also that for the further accommoda
ton of their customers, these Magazines con
tain, in the form of coupons at an exceeding
ly moderate price, designs of new skirts anC
other most novel styles. The patterns ant
paper models issued by the house of Mcdowell
& Co., are widely known and justly praised
for their accuracy, and their artistic, as wei
as practical excellence. LA Mode de Paris
and paris Album of Fashion cost only
$3.50 year or IS cents each per copy 9TH,
French Dressmaker' is 50 90 per annum or 81
sents copy. La Mode" which is the bes
family fashion Magazine in existence, is offer
ed to subscribers at the exceedingly low price
of 1.50 year or 10 cents copy. If you arr
unable to procure any of these publications
from your newsdealer do not takea substitute
from him but apply by mail to Messrs A
Mcdowell & Co., 20 West 14th Street. New
York.
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County Court.

The February term of the County Court
commenced on Monday. In consequence of
the snow-storm of Sunday, comparatively few
persons came to town on Monday.
The grand jury made the following indict-
ments -
Henry Shaver, for felony and grand lar
ceny; William Ingram, for felony, house
breaking and larceny; George Pullin, petit lar
ceny; George Harrison, petit larceny; William
Proffitt. petit larceny; Herman Long, petit
larceny; John Harris, petit larceny, and Wash
ington Hamilton, felony and HOUSEKEEPING
with intent to commit robbery
In the cases of William Roper, charged
with malicious cutting and William Stricken
with petit larceny, the grand jury found moi
to be true bills
Robert L. Leedy, of Basic City, qualified to
practice law in this court.
Administration, d. b. n, C. t. a. granted to
| Christian S. Baker on the estate of David Bay
| lor, deceased.
The estates of Givens Shifflett, John O.
Ramsey, Joseph n CARRIER, Elizabeth Keizer
and Henry Harris granted to the sheriff fol
administration.
Qualification of E. E. Patteson as Justice oil
the peace for Pastures district admitted of re-
cord.
On Tuesday-yesterday- business wa
transacted. The cases of Ingram and COFFEE
were called, but were postponed on accoun
of the absence of witnesses. Court will b.
convened again this morning