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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-05

roqua, Plover, Eagle, Waukesha coun-
ty; Genesee, Milton, Elroy, Hayward.
Voted To Consolidate.
GREEN BAY, Wis, April 3.-Green
Bay and Fort Howard on Tuesday
voted To consolidate. The name of the
new town viii &c Green Bay. A non
partisan municipal ticket was elected
Michigan Returns.
DETROIT, Mich, April 3.-Reports of
Mondays election show steady in
creasesin the republican majority for
justice of the supreme court and re-
gents of the university. 1t is now be-
lieved that Moore (rep.) is elected SUI
preme justice by 10000.
In Minnesota Towns.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April affections
were neld Tuesday in most Minnesota
cities outside of ST. Paul, Minneapolis
and Duluth. So far as politics is con-
cerned the result was pretty close
to draw. At Albert Lea the
election amounted To a municipal rev.
olution. The independents carried
everything, electing V. Gillsup mayor
and voting in favor of license.
At Fergus Falls the democrats
elected Thomas n. Mclean mayor.
At Hastings the people took the bit in
their teeth, turned down both the
democrats and the republicans and
e'ected George Parker, independent
mayor At Mankato Edgar Weaver, the
candidate of the republicans and
democrats, was elected mayor. Three
of the aldermen are democrats and
three republicans. At Faribault the
republicans elected Il. Il. Sheffield
mayor, but the democrats got two of
the four aldermen. There was u
complete overthrow at Tracy, the pro-
hibitionists losing. License carried
by 13s and all of what was
known as the whisky ticket was
elected. At East Grand Forks A.
c. Rinehart Cpop.) defeated Hugh
Dunlery (dem.) for mayor, by sc ma
jority. At Croobston John II. McKin-
non dem was elected mayor over NJ,
Il. Brown (rep.).
irst In Thirty Years.
WiNoNA, Mimi. April 3.-This city
elected "A republican for mayor Monday
for the first time in thirty years Ad-
Olson b. Ioumans is the lnayor-elect.
Excepting an alderman and the assess
or the entire republican and reform
ticket was elected.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Neb., April 3.-Party lines
were not drawn in municipal elections
in Nebraska in many cases. but when
they were the republicans gained, eX
cept at Hastings and Plattsmouth,
where the democrats carried the day.
The question of granting saloon
licenses was the leading issue and was
favored in four-ffths of the towns.
Frank Graham (rep.) was elected mayor
of Lincoln by a large majority. The
vote was heavy with no striking feat
tres The populists showed no strength
where they had tickets up.
In COLORADO.
DENVER, Col. April 3.-The municipal
election passed off quietly, with but a
few minor disturbances. 1t is con-
coded the republican ticket is elected
by 1900 majority. Thomas ;. McMur
ray heads the winning ticket for
mayor. The count will not be com
pleted till late Returns from the
smaller towns of the state nearly all
show republican victories.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-05
Arrest OF a Biz swindler.

OMAHA, Neb., April Harry l..
Davis celebrated svindler. was ar
rested at the post office here ON com
plant of victim in New York. Davis
has been engaged in many schemes
whereby he has iieeced persons in
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City and
other places. 1t is estimated that he
has thus reaped a harvest of at least
$50 600
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RAIN COMES AT LAST.
Welcome showers FaII in Many North
western states.

Welcome Showers TALL in Many North.
western states.
CHICAGO, April Rain fell general
ly throughout Iowa and Nebraska, and
in some portions of Illinois, Minnesota,
Michigan and Missouri Saturday,
and relieved the fears OF the
farmers in those localities, whose
rapidly drying cisterns and parched
pastures and fields portended short
crops and disaster 30 stock. Through
out Colorado. in northwestern Ne
brasl1a, and in wy oming the worst
snow and wind storm that has been
felt for years ragged al day, and re-
ports indicated serious stoppage OF
railroad traffic as result
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nIh Anlnirr. 10 aieet.

CHICAGO, April The twenty-frst
annual national soldiers reunion will
be held at Caldwell. O., June ii and IL.
This is the reunion of the same old
soldiers with whom sherman. Howard,
Fitzpatrick, Garfield and Hayes used to
affiliate once year.
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The Drbt .tnternent.

WAsnINGToN, April 3.-The monthly
treasury statement of the public debt
shows that on March 30 1885, the pub
lie debt less cash IL the treasury,
amounted To sos, 40, O46, an increase
for the month OF SlS,3l7,l05. The
amount of the new 1 per cent bonds
issued during the month was S2s, sO7,
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Heavy Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO April Edgar A.
Cohen. son of the late y. \. Cohen,
who was chief counsel for the Southern
Pacific company, has failed with liza
bilities of 1881 900. Cohen was a MEM
Der OF the commission firm of Walter
A. Becl, 4 Co. which recently assigned
for about 500, 900. The creditors are
scattered all over the country, but the
principal ones are in this city.
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Now n IA the Ixine,onhon.

New YORK, April THE kinetophone
is the name decided upon by Thomas
A. Edison for his latest continuance.
1t is combination of the well-known
kaleidoscope and the photograph, and
il gives sound as well as action.
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Died &C the Polls.

NEW CASTLE, Col, April while
Mrs Thomas Jones was preparing her
ballot at polling place here Tuesday
morning she tainted and fell, striking
her head heavily against the floor. She
died in a short time, having ruptured q
blood vessel.
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Novel use of a nnrh wire.

MAEsHFIELD, Wis. April The tel
ephone line between this place and
Hewitt, distance OF miles. i'm which
one of the barb wires Of a fence extend
ing along the right of way of the Wis
consin Central railroad is used. is a
success. 1t was tried as an expert
ment, but works so well that it may be
extended to Anburndale.
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Given Damages for SANDER.

PisEvHIE, Ky. April Miss Amy
West has been awarded $4,000 dam
ages against Moses Deslins and wife
in suit for Islander. Desl1ins' family
had circulated defamatory stories
about Miss West, and the case has at
tracted no little attention as all par
ties wore well connected
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Li,es Lost I'm Mnr.

LONDON, April 2.-Advices from
Toxic, Japan, say that in the war be-
tween China ana Japan the record
shows that 7,sO3 Chinese have been
killed and |, 459 taken prisoners, while
the Japanese have lost sl4 killed and
Q OF wounded.
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NEW PARTY PLANS.
Preparations for Its Organization Under
WAY at Pittsburgh.

way at iIttsDurgh.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April THE cor
ference committee on 100 of the pro-
posed new national party met Monday
To prepare plans for a national organi-
zation. \ national committee will
be appointed having four representa-
tives from every state, two men and
two women. A state committee will be
formed with two men and two
women for each member of the legis-
lature. Every county will be repre-
scented by committee composed of
four members from each ward, borough
and township The special work of
the committees will be to hold meet
ings and secure l,000,000 signers TO a
petition asking for Il national confer
ence in Pittsburgh in March, 1896.
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STOLE THOUSANDS.
A Conspiracy To Rob the United States
ENpress COMPANY Discovered.

Express Company Discovered.
JERSEY CITY. y. j.. April 3.-Two
men are locked up a police headquar-
ters who, it is alleged. for nearly a
year have been robbing the United
States Express company. 1t is rough
ly estimated that the company has been
victimized to the extent of S,5.O The
prisoners are Herbert c. Harding. aged
IS years. of No. % Newark avenue. and
Clarence Warbecll, aged 10 years, of
No. 1913 Essex street. They are cousins
and were. until Monday in the employ
of the express company. Harding was
a receiving clerk at the depot in Com
munipaw, and Warbeck was helper
on wagon.
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Meat Goes Up in Milwaukee.

MINIATURES. April THE wholesale
meat dealers notified the retail dealers
Monday of an advance of about % per
cent. in the price of beef and say that
another advance of 25 per cent. will be
made very soon.
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SIX MEN KILLED.
Awful Result at "a Roller Explosion I'm
Zig Tannery.

Zig Tannery.
WoBURN, Mass, April 2.-Just before
Z o'clock Monday morning two of the
boilers in the Conn tannery in this
place exploded with terrific force, kill
ing five men and injuring five others,
one of whom subsequently died. The
dead are: Austin Clemens. foreman;
Patrick Lally, fireman; Frank Me
Mahon. Patrick McGonaglc, oiler;
samuel Tracy, Patrick Riley.
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DIES MONIES, Ia, April 3.-The SUI.
preme court of Iowa rendered a de-
cision Tuesday sustaining the constitu-
tionality of the 'mulct" law. The
opinion was rendered by Justice Deem
er, Justice Kline dissenting.
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A Snnfhern Cxnlnnn-

ERLANeER. Ky, April "A cyclone
in Boone county did great damage to
property and many horses and cattle
were killed. The village of Lewisburg
was nearly wiped out.
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Il rnni, Tails.

WEST PLAINS Mo. April An as
signment has been made by the Will
low Springs bank. The liabilities. IN
Guiding $4,000 of deposits, are $50, OOO.
The assignment was caused by shrink
are of business
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ST.. CHARLES, H., April 3.-Fire at
this place Tuesday morning did dam
age TO the extent of 500 900. burning Il
number of buildings. \ strong wind
was blowing. About a dozen business
houses were burned, including Bow
man. Warner * Stewards bank and
Odd Fellows hall
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snnllnnx STATISTICS.

WAsnINGToN. April An abstract of
sanitary reports as made by the sur
geon general in Washington, shows the
presence of smallpox in twenty one
states in the union during the past
winter the total number of deaths
from the disease being 393
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TO MEET IN CLEVELAND.

Annual Convention OF the Republican Ma
tionai League set for June 10.
CHICAGO, April President William
w. Tracy and Secretary A. Il. Humph-
rey have issued call for the eighth
annual convention of the Republican
National league at Cleveland o.,
Wednesday. June 10. The ratio of
representation will be six delegates
at large from each state and ter
ritory, four from each congress
ional district and one from each col
lege republican league club.
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49, a=aa==saa=
RESU NJ { ..
Negotiations Between China and

Peace Negotiations Between China and
Japan Under Way again.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Japanese
legation is in receipt of cable mes
sage confirming United Press dis
patches that peace negotiations have
been resumed between the plenipoten-
tiaries on the part of China and Japan.
The dispatch contains no details. but it
is presumed that III Hung Chang has
practically recovered from the assault
made upon him ten days ago 10y the as
SnSSin knVnma
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Rubber tn Re Higher Priced.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 1.-The
United States Rubber company an
nounces to the trade an advance in
prices of per cent, which is To prevail
for the coming year
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one Hundred Ballots Taken.

DOVER Del. april 3.-The century
mark was reached Tuesday in ballot
ing for senator. The tooth ballot re-
suited as follows: Higgins, Q; Addicks.
4; Massey, 3; Ridley, .; Pennewill, /;
Tunnel, /: absent, 3.
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Lost in "a Gale.

New YORK, April 3,-The steamboat
City of Haverhlll is said to have gone
down with all hands in fierce gale
off Barnegat, on the New Jersey coast,
and ten lives are reported lost.
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LONDON. April IA dispatch from
Toxic 10 the Central News says that
koyama, the young japanese who shot
Iii Hung Chang. the Chinese viceroy
has been sentenced TO imprisonment
for life at hard labor.
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MATURIN NJ. sALLOU DEAD.
Weii-Known Editor and Publisher Passc
away At Cairo. Egypt.

away AT Cairo. Egypt
BOsTON, March 30-A cable dispatch
from, Cairo Egypt, announces the
death there of Maturin NJ. Ballou,
the well-khown editor, publisher and
writer. Mr.. Ballou was born
in Boston in 1920 and was editor and
publisher of the first illustrated week.
ly paper in this country, which was
known at the outset as Ballou's
Monthly.
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Many Persons Immersed.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April Rev.
w. T. Brown, of the Shiloh Baptist
church (colored), baptized $50 converts
yesterday, the largest number of per-
sons ever immersed at one time in the
state
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Death of An Editor.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, April 3.-David NJ.
Stone, the venerable ex-editor of the
New York journal of Commerce, died
at bis home in this city Tuesday.
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SPRINGFIELD, H., April 3.-The Illi
nois supreme court, i'm an opinion filed
Tuesday morning, decides the demo-
cratic apportionment of 1898 constitu-
fiopal
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CnInnrn In March.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Reports to
the director of the mint show coinage
during the month of March as follows:
Gold, 81, 500, lO2; silver, $3.50 minor
coin. $50, l05: total coinage, $500, S35
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Cincinnati Gets New Postmaster.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The presi-
dent has appointed Charles Edgar
Brown as postmaster at Cincinnati and
John G. Hutchins as postmaster at
Cleveland.
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NIarcl, Finances.

WAsHrNGroN, April 1.-The official
monthly statement of the treasury
receipts and expenditures for March
shows the expenditures over receipts
were $3.50 OOQ
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XaInnhie Papers Burned.

REGINA. y. w. r., April THE
courthouse building. containing all the
records of the northwest territories
and the valuable government library,
was destroyed by fire At this place.
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sfnlr Thnusantls.

FoxcRoFT. Me, April 3.-Elias j.
Hale, Judge of probate, who shot him
self. was found TO be defaulter as
treasurer fthe town in the amount
of S115,72O.
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win be No war.

CITY or MEXICO, April S.-President
Daz has signed with the Guatemalan
minister the official document which
prevented the threatened open rupture.
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Death of Mrs. Leonard W. Jerome.

NEW York, April "a cablegram re-
ceived in this city Tuesday announced
that Mrs. Leonard ". jerome. the
widow of Leonard w. Jerome. had died
during the day at Tunbrdge Wells,
England. Mrs jerome was a Miss
Clara Hall before She married.
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Insi nnice Rni,heh.

SoUTH OMAHA, Neb., April 2.-The
post office here was broken open sun
day night and robbed of over $4,000 in
cash. registered letters and stamps.
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Grand Opera House.

The big city show, "The New York Stars" one of the highest salaried vaudeville organizations in existence | opened a three nights engagement to a large audience last evening. The performance is opened by highly en- joyed skit by Daily and Devere, in which they introduced a number of | pleasing specialties, c. M. Littlefield | in an entertainment entitled Happy Moments of Memory" in which he ex- hibited a phenomenal range of voice. The Crane Brothers, eccentric charac- ter comedians, presented their laugha- ble speciality, introducing their very funny barn floor dance. Fred H. Les lie showed his troupe of performing and leaping dogs, whose remarkable feats astonished the large audience. The phenomenal vocalist, Nellie Waters, a female baritone of unusual powers, was loudly applauded The musical stars, the three Gardner Brothers, were also well received and played upon all sorts of instruments Mime. Flora, direct from the Crystal Palace London, in a beautiful bewilder- ing transformation dance, was one of the chief hits of the evening. Leonard and Jess and Lena and Vani were also well received.
 The performance concluded with new farcical absurdity by Fred J. Huker. 1850 Reward in which all the company took part. The whole per-
 formance is one of decided merit, and the house will be crowded at all the performances, no doubt The per- formance will be repeated this and to- morrow evenings and tomorrow after- noon.
 The attraction at the Grand the last three days this week will be "The South Before the War"
 Wallace's Marionettes will be the at traction in the lecture hall annex at the Grand opera house this week. The hall is open free to the partons of the theater.
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MALLEYys

particularly interesting as an illustra. ton of the capacity of animals to be taught by man. Other interesting feat pres on the bill are the funny acrobat ic sketch of Harding and An Sid, and the splendid musi 2al speciality of the Weston brothers. The Coulson sis ters do sensati )npl skipping rope dance, and Murphy and Andrews give a funny glimpse of life At the Club. 7 Alice Gilmore, John L. Manning, Col llns and Farley. Frank Reto and Gill more and Boshell arc all clever artists, ard they make fun enough to suit the most blase amusement seekers that visit the Wonderland.
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Poli,s Wonderland Theater.

A genuine novelty is Allilab's live rooster orchestra, which leads the bill at the Wonderland this week. These roosters, dressed in evening suits and holding their musical instruments in artificial hands made for the purpose, render a number of musical selections which indicate remarkable intelligence and skill One of them dances also in very lively fashion, adding to the which they all make.
 1t is a great novelty and one that is
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For the Blind.

The festival of music for the blind, which closed at the armory last night, was financially success. The program last night included Miss Lizzie Gaffney, who sang excellently, having to respond to an encore. The rest of the program went off very well. A complete state ment from MT. Cleveland, president of the home in Hartford, will be printed in a later publication of this paper.
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Fulton Restaurant.

Fulton restaurant, 4S2 State street, has long been noted for it's excellent dinners and meals generally. Under the able management of Miss F. M. Perry it continues to be the favorite resort where excellent fare can always be obtained. A special feature at the present time is the reduction in the price of dinners, which are now served for twenty cents.
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Basement.
Prof. Schurr

has decided, on account of last weeks weather, to stay until Tuesday night. Peo- pie are beginning to realize what they'll miss by not see- ing the 5o,ooo specimens of birds, insects and reptiles. Words can not describe the valuable import of such a scene.
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No Where Else

Except at Beers, 76O Chapel street. can photos be obtained by the wonderful electric light apparatus. The work is elegant and made up to o'clock every evening" jy12 2t
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Kitchen Things

The Agate Ware program of last week has been spiced up and holds good this week. In addition
 Nutmeg Graters 1c. Teapo1Strains Sink Scrubs 800 Tooth Picks TnsTeapots Fancy Splash Mats Large Bottle Parlor Pride Curved Stove Brush & 10 Enameline & Coal Seuttles 19 PokerS Asbestos Stove'NIats 100 Clothes Pins Zinc WashsBoards 10 Cotton Clothes Lines 10 Best Cedar Wash Tubs 30 Heavy Oval Wash Bowls No, 50 Clothes Wringers 99 Best Brooms in the State 19 Extra Fine Japan Crumb Brush & Tray 10 Coffee Mills 10 FancyiHard Wood Coat and Hat Racks 1b quart Farina Bowls t' 69 See the table full of Yale and New Haven Souvenirs. pm
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Mean temperature. 20 Max. temperature. 3l. Min. temperature. 10

Mean temperature. 20 Max. temperature. 3l Min. temperature. 10 Precipitation. .01 lnenes. Max. velocity 0i wind 29-SW. Accumulated excess o1 daily mean tenn perature since ,'uIuary l., $ degrees: or an average daily excess of .48 degrees. Total excess or precipitation since Jan uary 1, .T2 lnches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer. Note.-A mInus sign [-l prehxed to ther- Inometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 Ar" in connection with rainfall indicates strace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow Is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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Quaker Self-RaiSing

Buckwheat is newer than Quaker Oats, but the Ameri- can Cereal Co. make both. Try a B u c k w h e a t cake, cooked and served in the basement. The Buckwheat is not sold here, but you may leave orders for your Grocer through us.
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0ur Ladies S8.OO Hand-Welt Button For $289 durins his sale.
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MALLEYNEErN9@.
Now Haven, Tuesday. Jan. IS, 1895.

t0 6e /a z.
 TELEPHONE No. 3s3
 MADE AND UNMADE
 That designates this week s Sale. It means Ladies Mus lin Underwear ready to put on. Cotton Cloth, Embroid- cry and Laces for the making. It means a week of low prices for high qualities. And you'll want those Corsets.
 Not goods for |" less than cost" but goods at below usual charges, because they cost us little to begin with. Comes from a long business experience and ready cash which means bO70ey in the market. Not missing our January business and bar gains, are you?
 The free Doll Show is far ahead of last year, of course. Right onward and upward is our watchword. But you don't want to miss this mag nificent convention of Dolls, Second Floor Front
 The Great 500. Refer ring of course to the 500 La dies Jackets bought at so cents on the dollar. Sold the same way. Fine, firm fashionable Jackets at three prices-$5.oo, $7.5o and $Io.oo
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WEATHER RECORD.

WEATHER RECORD. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. IA, 1895, 8 D. m. Forecast for Tuesday-For New England. Warmer, southwesterly winds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAT,

Cloaks-Howe x stetson. Carpets--P. J. Kelly & Co.
 Daily Chat-Malley. Neeiy & Go. pr. Greenes Nervura-At Druggists. Dlr.kennedy's Fayorite Remedy -AtDruggists. Entertafnment-Hyper Theater. For Sale-Lot-C H. Webb. For Sale-Cheok-4 State Street. Fur Robes-Linsley, Root SC Go. Grand Shopping hluporium-F. M Brown & Co, Gloves-Llnsley, Root & Co. Paskola-At DIugglsss Pa1nes Celery Compound-At Druggists. Sleds-Linsley, Root x Co.
 Manteo--Situation-301 Lawrence Street, Wanted-Girl-9l Davenport Avenue. d-s.ituaton--3 Oak Street. Wanted-Situation-l5 Liberty Street.