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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Movements In the West - General Sheridan
OplRlOnA On Indisn Pollry.

MOTFlasRtS In the west - General Sheridan
OPInIohA On IndisH Policy.
Major SchOdeld, 10th cavalry, command
ing Fort Sill, |. T., under date OF June -
lneloses 10 the commander OF his district q
correspondence between himself and Indian
Agent Laurie Tatem, In relation 10 the steal
Ing Of one hundred and twenty mules from
the troops north Of Camp Supply by the Klo.
wa Indiana, and the efforts made TO recover
the mules. A letter from one Of the Govern
meDt scouts OF Camp Supply states that Il
was done by SIX meu and one woman, all
KlOwAs, The Cheysnnes had since brought
In twenty-five Of the mules.
Major g. SAYS The man referred 10 by Mr..
Tatem as having been KILLED near this post
on the 4th instant was undoubtedly killed by
kloWas. The party Is said 70 have been led
by q son Of SatAnk. Friendly Indians who
saw the party after the killing, report that 1t
was done TO ayenge the death OF SAtInk,
(killed last year when General sherman was
at tue post aud by his Immediate relations,
assisted by few other young men, aud that
they are now satisfied, having killed three
citizens and one soldier. He expresses him
self satisfied that other depredatlOns were
committed by the same party.
Major SchOheld says: l cannot learn that
any OF the Quahada CamAnches were with
young satank's party, but there Is no doubt
uub lnuNu VI huS Aauluk INV AeAaS 10 uOuo
by that band.
10 view OF the fact that the agent for these
Indians confesses himself pOwerloss 10 pre-
vent this numbering OF men and stealing Of
stock, Rld that he pronounccs the klowas
and Quahada Camanches uncomfortable by
him.
A portion Of the report Il hero suppressed. !
In one Of his letters Agent TRIem says
Cyrus Beeds, by order Of Z. Hoag, superln-
tendent of Indian Affairs, Is endeayOhng to
procure a council OF the KlowR Indians at
the Wachlta agency. II effected, we may
procure q part or all OF the Camp Supply
mules, but do not apprehend that we can re-
cover those horses and mules stolen from
Texas, or procure the arrest OF the perpetra-
tors OF the various thefts and murders."
General Anger lndoTses this as fOllOSs;
We will wait the result OF the council,
though expect nothing from It."
Geu, SheTldan's Enforcement 10 "a follows
IL doubt very much II the mules stolen
will be returned, and know the Indians who
committed the Withln-menliOned murders will
not be punished BY their own people. We
never can stop the Wild Indians from muir
dering and stealing until we punish them. II
q white mau In this country commits q muir
der, we hang him. II he steals horse, we
put him In the penitentiaTy. II an Indian
commits these crimes, we give him better
fare and more blankets. ! think may with
reason say, under this policy the civilization
, Of the wild red man Will progress slowly"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Indian hoTsmsHtE-WhAt General AuEuT ThIBkE.
The Indians In the Southwest and on The
frontiers of Texas are described in bundle
Of dispatches from various subordinate army
officers as making hostile preparBtlon
Colonel Mackenzie was about TO move In such
manner as would best secure tho settlements
against tho marauders.
General Augur indOrsos these eonmunlcA-
tons a follows
Colonel Mackenzie got of from Richard
sou on the i4th Of June, and II IL hoped bis
movements may prevent any raid on the
northern Texas frontier for the time being
at least. ] fear more extensive operations
will have 10 be- undertaken against these In
dlans before they will remain pea cable. With
Mexico and the reservation and the other
places of refuge, and security for themselves
and their plumber, the present defensive sys-
TEN will not effect much.
General Sheridan, In forwarding this, says,
II fully concur with The views Of General
Augur,'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

ANOTHER GLANCE AT ROCK EXON SPRINGS.
tOOusspopdsaes u NE RspublioaB.I
RocE ENoN tPRrEas, Va, JAY Is, Is71.
We are now fully under way, with about
one hundred aud fifty guests comfortably
lodged, and still they come every day. Soon
the accommodations will DO fully tested, and
II Is hoped that no one will be fortunate
enough not TO get scat at the bountIfully
for the latter continue TO be necessary for
comfort At night In the spacious aud clean
rooms Of this select establishment.
We note among the visitors at Rock Exon
the following WashlnRtonlans Rev. Dr.. Ad-
dlson and family, Prof Huntington, Of Co
lumbla colleges Charles I. Peck aud family,
8. r. Bond and wife, Robert Q, Fox and
dleton, Mrs. DR.. BkillmAn aud daughter
William Coppluger aud family, Mrs. Young
aud sister, Miss Bessie McKelden, tho Misses
Schneider and Prof. Newcomb and family,
and among others now hero, who are we'll
known In your city, are Auditor Allen Ruth
oriord and wife, Hon. V. q. Barrlnger and
wife, Hon. j H. Sypher, member Of Congress
FROM New Orleaps, 40 family, and Gen. II.
+. Palno and wlfe, OF Milwaukee, Wis,
Time docs not drag heavily with the guests.
Between billiards, tenpius dancing readitg,
recltations, chRrados, mock trials &C., thbf6
Ia abundant Wholesome amusement and eu-
tertalnment for old and young.
Mr.. A. s. Pratt, the manager conylnces
all the ylsltOrs that Il IL his object 70 make
Rock Exon a pleasant homo for those who
resort TO II. The table Ia good In quality and
abundant In quantity; tho servants are atten-
tive, and VIC think the advantage Is decidedly
I-iu favor Of these springs over the many other
points Of attraction in this delightful region
Of the Old Dominion.
The object Of the twenty leading bislness
mon Of Washington" who purchased this
property some two years ago, viz; 10 secure
a healthful, quiet, aud attractive SUMMER
resort, free from the trammels Of fashion and
from temptation N vice and dissipation, I" has
proved entirely successiuL Increased accom-
modatlons arc called for, aud will doubtless
be provided during the coming fall aud
sphng, so that next summer the health
giving qualities Of these springs and the In
ylgOratlng air Of this picturesque and romantic
spot may be more extensively enjoyed by the
cnfeebled and by the seeker Of real pleasure
and enjoyment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Yesterday was warmly SPELLS.
The Greeley clubs are growing small.
The Liberals have promised Beau Hickman
q contract IN case they succeed.
There ls a fearful sameness about tho seaside
nows
Our hatters are laying in an assortment In
view Of the District election.
Paper pistols" are the latest playthlngs iOr
children.
MAoAndrevs Isa nrst-olAss negro comedian.
His watermelon man IL Immense.
The detective corps are iubilant. Cause
Their once v being renovated,
The sewer on d street, between Ninth and
Tenth, caved 10. No one hurt.
DR.. Josiah Slick, OF the Second district, dc.
ollnes 10 act with the bolters and fAyOTs the re.
election OF Con. Chapman.
There arc not enough Greeley mon In the
Tenth district to hold meeting. Rough on the
party.
Mrs Daily, the widow Of Jeremiah Daily, who
vas KILLED BY the recent accident o. the new
state Department. has secured situation In
the Treasury Department.
The reason the Liberals are known by tina,
mana Il because Of their llberality In promising
ofnoes to their followers.
We have the bost Of authority for the assor
ton that bakers have red hot time Of II this
weather.
Many Of the gamia at Lincoln hall last even
ing Invested themselves Of their Jackets Small
blame to them.
Albert II. Dowoil (Iate Of tho Transcripil
wishes US TO announce tho pleasing fact Of hl,
return 10 Washington. We obllge him.
Brooks, Of the New York Herald, will fight II
out on the line Of Newspaper Row all summer
unless he nnds he is losing flesh.
Mr.. Fred, A.. Boswell proposes to start for
New Bedford, Massachusetts, to-day. Walt fol
the next train, Frederick, or at least walt until
the Convention makes its nomination.
MIA. Bishop, Of the Surgeon Generals once
has returned to Washington. Having by hi
indomltable courage rescued at least half tho
crew Of the shlpwreekod "BaltimOre," he Is On.
titled 10 tho praises Of his many friends.
Only seventy competitors for ten vacancies In
the Post once Department. "Or what mate.
rial Il the moon nader what arc the CON.
pOnants Of Limburger kAsef" Passed.
The fellow who thought he had the civil SER
vice examination down me by knowing how 10
writs tho numerals eleven thousand eleven
hundred aud eleven was mistaken. He still
measures brick.
The author Of that Interesting novel; 1.-THE
Hermit Of tho HaWkville Valley, or The Black
Plumod CayAlTymau Under Two Flags" will
shortly produce another OF oven moro startling
interest entitled, "AnAlostan Bill, or The Ter
ror Of the Potomac"
Henry Stewart, an cnterprising mechanic o.
tho Navy Yard, q WelLknoWn Republican, and
working mans friend, Is named by many Re
publicans Of the Twenty second district as the
probable successor OF Madison Davis, who hal
declined TO run. Stewart lie aquiet worker well
educated, and has considerable force. He would
make good legislator. "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
CITY ITEMS.
sEERsUcEER, BANJO AND wntrr FLANNEL
sUIrs, for the ssashore, at ...-. ..
W, DEMoTr 4 Co.'s,
1881 Pa. avenue, corner Fifteenth Il.
A nrnnm.

4 Dreem.
had dream the other night WHOM al around
And thoughts Of most delicious things my bary
brain did ali;
Earth, air and sea with lavish hand did nirnlsh
their supplies,
which were arrAysd with tempting taste belor,
my eager eyes.
On shelves, which seemed 10 Eroan beneath thelr
weight, there were displayed
Plums, peaches, pears and Aprioots, Isiliss and
mArmeladsi
Preserves Of every kind Of fruit tho trOplo 70.
glons yield,
Put up 10 cans or Jars Of glass hsrmsticaIly
scaled.
All kinds Of sauces, foreign and domestic, too
were there,
Embracing each variety that's very rich OF rare
or essences there seemed 10 bo most liberal sup,
piles
tIIouseEsopcrS know that these are used to fAyor
meats and pIesO
Imported pickles nicely kept, embracing various
kinda
And looking fresh and green A. though Jus,
gathered from the vines;
And Southdown mutton, raised dopn South or
In the fertile west
Was ranged on hoo Ks, with tempting taste elab.
orately dressodj
And lambs 80 fresh that you could almost hear
their plaintivo bleatlngi
with Iurloln roast or POrtsr.house the most de.
llolous eating.
l also saw the pOrcIne race, IRON ham to pIoRlOd
chine,
And almost heard 1t whisper, q" try me II for POrE
yoH pine"
OF vegetables, SSch sight wa, never sSsu be.
fore,
1t seemed a, II the fruitful Garth had gathered
half It's store
To feast my vision, tempt my taste and make
me Wish were
A fOurth.olass clerk Of Uusls ssmS or ere =
millionaire.
Tomatoes, boots and cabOase', green peas and
lima beans,
Spinach, kale and tender sprouts for those
who're fond Of greens,
The rArest products nature yields arose before
my sight,
To cheer mo with their bright array and uhet
the appetite.
And gliding through tn enchanting scene a
nimble nguro trips
A pleasant smile beamed from his eye, kind
words foil from his lips;
50 like a spirit did he scerh, swim gliding to
and fro,
That, jUkinEly, asked his name, and echo an.
Suered Joe"
when HwoEe the vision still across my eyes
did steal,
Aud l resolved to ask some seer ItS meaning TO
reveal;
called upon WrInklsd dame, we'll vsrsed in
mystic lore,
who, 10 a tfIce, exclaimed, "DEAR ain, YoU
DEAL AT FEBRET's sToRR."
Corner Thirteenth and O streets.
iylB-eodtaug l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The Democrats Of this district assembled al
Wills hall, Seventh street, between II and /
streets, for the purpose Of nominating delegates
10 the convention.
Mr. Jesse b. Wilson presided and Robert Ball
acted % secretary.
The meeting could hardly DO called an tout.
pouring ~ not more than a dozen person.
were present
WIN. ClAgett, Robert Ball and George vii.
son were elected as delegates, and Af,Sr some
discussion with reference 10 elfeotlnE a peFmA.
nent organization 10 tho Fifteenth district, the
meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The Board Of Health have decided upon q
street wharf northwest and S street WhaTfBOuth.
cast a. the point where they will concentrate
the night soil after II Is collected and from there
will be placed on boats by means Of tubes OF sum
be rendered entirely inofienBlVe Tho seaVen'
gers to-day will commence furnishing this dis
infootant At all places whore they have occasion
10 remove the night soil. From recent careful
estimates by the oitioers Of the board OF health
II 10 AsoeTthined that thirty tons OF night soil
and about forty tons Of garbage aoeum ulAtes
daily In tho cities Of Washington and George
town, which Is passed on through tho sewers
into the river or removed by carts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

There is so much more lnebrlAtion 10 Paris,
We may say in France, than formerly thai
strenuous measures are demanded TO dlmin'
ish the evil. Il was observed even In work
rats were put into the reservoir 10 disgust
the men, nut even this was not effective. Ia
the hospitals they have caught the sick drink
ing caInphorated spirits. In 1888 an edlct
was made that the "crimes" Of drunkenness,
blasphemlng or homicide should bopuniBhed
for The frst offence. bread aud water second
prison and whipping; third, public whipping,
and fourth, amputation Of an ear and Danish
meut We fear should this be Inflicted In
America We should be In danger OF becoming
q one-eared race.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Yesterday evening, about o'clock, an elderly
lady named Sarah Parrish, while talking with
a cOlOrod woman named Agnes woddman on
the conner Of Seventh street and Ponnsylvania
portemOnnaie containing ti2 and some cents
Mrs. Parrish, upon discovering the then, caught
Agnes BY the arm and hsld her until Oinoer
Clements came up, who arrested her and con.
vayed her 10 the Central guard house, where
she was looked up for 1 heAfinE and the money
returned 10 Mrs Parrish.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The peanut crop mania Is raging % such
an extent In some OF the counties Of Middle
Tennessee that some OF the farmers arc con
hning almost their whole Efforts 10 thelr cul,
aviation. The crop Ia well cultivated, and
unless some unforeseen calamity befallA the
crop, II will surpaas any previously grown
both In quality and quantity. From numer'
out inquiries made Of dealers and farmers,
We arc disposed 10 put down the total crop
for tho year 1879 Of Middle Tennessee Of
II 200, 900 bushels NdShUile Union,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

IL IL a very remarkable fact, perhaps, not
known TO our citizens generally that tho daily
union prayor.mooting6, at tho rooms Of the
Young M0n'S Christian Association, are largely
attended,, and continue with undated interest
durioH the extreme heat Of the season. This Is
rsnnrkabIo, because the attendance at church
ssrVloe5 and OF the weekly prayer me etlnEs IL
u6ually much smaller during the summer
month";. The daily meetings are held for q half
evening prayers In the parlur follow tho open
air moStinni nj D n, m,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
VIHiT
wAllAeh't
Dollar Store,
tpi Pa. Ay., below National Hotel.


uaHyUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURBToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is The
best Dentrihoo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 70 cents.
JoUvn's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 fat
superior 70 anything known. Price Is oonts
THoHPsoE's PomRds Optime Il exquisite. II
sottens, boAutlnes, and strengthens the hair.
Price 70 and 20 cents
All lof lAle b. DIuEEials.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS

S',riUEs ~ NEw ,DV RRTIsEmENTs.
90. A, W. L, l., will meet to night.
Two MEN 10 drive wagons arc wanted.
90 TO JoHN NJ. YoUNG, IT,, for hrsl class
family carriages.
THE Huntington property on Tonth street
will bo sold At public suction on tho nth inst.
MEETING Of the Ohio Republican Aasooia-
tion will be held this evening.
0REAT REDUCTIONS in summer dress goods al
BoEan wylIe'h.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

LONDON papers relate curious stories OF the
blunders made by Oxford undergraduates 10
the Scripture examination which they have
OF one that when asked who was the hrst
king Of Israel he was 90 fortunate as To
stumble upon the name OF Saul. lie saw
that ho had hit the mark, and Wishing 70
show the examiners how intimate his knowl-
edge Of the Scripture was, he added conf.
IDENTIFY, Saul, also called Paul" Another
was called upon 10 moutlon the two In
stances recorded In Scripture at the lower
animals speaking" The undergraduate
thought for moment and replied, "Balaams
ass" This Is one, sir. WHAT'S the other ~
Undergraduate paused In earnest thought
At last CLEAN Of recollection lit up his face
as he replied, THE whale The whale said
unto Jonah, Almost thou persuaded INC to
be a Christian +"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Among some Of the names msntIonsd 10 con.
neotlon with the position Of health ofioeT OF
this city L. that Of Captain W. W, New, the
ell. This gentleman II we'll posted on tho 70.
qulrenouts OF the once, thoroughly competent
70 perform lts duties, and hts selection for the
tiOn. The board, In making the appointment
could not we'll md . more suitable man.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
THE COURTS.


SPECIAL rnRM Judge hHAPArsyI-Thls
court made the following orders yesterday
Robinson W. Butt. Judgment by default
Onutt vs.. King. Order confirming auditors
report.
against lnIunetiOn.
Crowsll W. OroWell. nooree Of divorce.
MuSsey ys. DonohO OF al. Order dlscharEInK
rule.
Kirk vs.. Zoll. Order extending time for TAX.
Ing testimony.
LomAI vs.. smAllWoOd Of al, and Wilson vs.
Barbour. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

these vests from " 10 vs.; 90 pair Of pants q TO
8 former price Us 70 Isl 30 boys linen suiis At
VI so; Job lot Of !. NJ. Davles' shirts, AZ; lawn
ties, IS cents por dozen; 90 pair white pants at
toned goods are odds and ends OF stock &C.
cumulatlng during the season. We shalt sell
them at almost any price 10 get rid Of them.
They are Just as good as goods costing double
Me money. Our object In selling Il 70 prevent
an accumulation Of Old stock.
A. SAEs h Co.,
No. ale seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The unterTlhed Of the seventh district met
last night In room on Samson street, near Pour.
tenth street, with W, II. Hines In the chair,
and elected s. T. Drury, s. Z. Slater and Jas
Thompson as delegates TO the District Demo
cratic executive committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

u WAaHmaroH, D. o., July n, lsla.
= On The petition q hAEtH hAhIn 4. q New
dSosasSd uraylnH for chs eHtquhion Of . patant
ET6nted "a iho aid Frederick "A, baTthblOmoW the
ialh das Of oytober, isA, Tor an improvement IN
iii sSisr'd nat The testimony Ia The ease be olossd
on me ION dag Of September no1ti that the time Tor
hllnF arrun snli and the HnAminsFu report be linn
tied 10 ne Nth dag q BsPtsmbeI nsEt and that aid
AM paFuon MAJ oppose thil eItsaalqn.
blt69W ~ y, LltdQEfT, Commissions,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

On Tuesday morning. about y o'clock, a col.
oFod woman named Lizzie Jackson, Tell 10 the
pavement on seventh street, between l. and NJ
sisted 10 her homo by Oficor Seymour, and DR..
walsh summoned In attendance, and soon 90
much Improved as TO bo able " resume her work,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Oh the petition q JosIEH X. knh2uhN o New
Bhtalb O6nnsotlout, and EDWARD n. httnoUhH, OF
New n fuusgidk, hoa Jofaag, prAyina for the ehten
aion Of patspl Hunntad 10 them OF ne lAh AL 81
ts ordered that The testimony 10 the Salo BE- closed
on thS i1ih Az of September naHt that the time Oi
ding AID the knaminera report be limited
70 the 10Th dsY II kspemho9 ng5t and het said Bsu
Any PeTu0n mAy YpeSaS ;hl5 s5t ss s,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

Tho Democrats Of the Eighteehth district met
At Hudsons store, corner Of FouT-and- hall
and N. streets southwest Samuel Humphrey
Messrs. Charles II. Reilly, Andrew Archer and
y. p. MockAbee were chosen delegates to the
central committee.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The Democrau OF the Ninsteepth district met
at O'Brlen's BchoOl-house, Michael Hassett In
the chair, Patrick Kiniley, secretary.
The following were elected msmbers Of the
central committee MesSTS. Theodore FrObus,
John Hogan and James q. Nalloy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

No. ts7 Pennsylvania avenue has a large a.
sOrtmont Of gentlemens furnishing goods Of all
styles. wlnsloW makes II n polut 10 obtain the
latest novelties In his line Of business.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
LaalLILlA

Pollen OouRT-.JHdgs Sneu.-R b. Lloyd,
charged with assault, was dismissed, no VII.
nesses appearing against him.
The usual routine Of minor offences ooodpIed
tho court
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

we shall make reduction Of 10 per cent on the
department In order to run OF tho stock and
retain our "orhmen, A, SAKA Co.,
Ill0Ts and ClOthieTn,
No, $40 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

kTOTIoFlTo WHOM II MAY ooEoEBN-Is
SRRR 'Ass 's' lSlatit'f e 81
IsElmsnt nllpoh voiggtssss, not tslna ahle, 9itsT
MRH t1S y tkS oI bFsikSSs and 8iatlsatsss cft6s
eatAts q AZ d9SsdsaL w PsoeSsd 70 distribute re
other hefs aeeofdinE % the dfeouon the hnpfolng
Oouft q tho district u Columbia holding q apepia
teu unless said Charles and John WeymHn, either
81 th6m make known 10 the administrator their Or hn
whereabouts on or before SATURDAY, The 18Th
,JellTh1Mtd Administrator.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18

The following was the range ofthe Thermometer
yesterday 81 Hompler's Optioian store, No. ass
PennaylVanla avenue, corner OF FOur.and a hAlr
street. q. m, 81; 10 q. IN 81 u m, 50; 2 D. m.
va 4 p m, 81 q p. m, 81 SIP. m, IS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-18
Dry Goods.

NHEAT REDuCrfON.-ws are - InS N all
" hummer Drssa Ooods, tnciudinE JAi ABese Peg.
linz, llqas, Figured pelalpes, FlElI % twps "is.
nadlnos, SILK POBEaes aud othes Fancy Dress GOcGS
al the icllesluE reductions from Prra mt NAKED
prices viz laH esut dTts, Goods for Btt Is cent
dtest Goods Tor nv Gems n esnt dros. aoods Tor Is
eenta 70 ssut dress gooda loT Is oonts o. ueut drsts
EJpda for - cents ~ cent dress rods Tor 20 cenis 10
iot oeutsl % cent drss, nds for 70 carts t5S
cent dteas toYoa TOE ognts Is cent dress goods isE
BElhis rule doss not sPplI 70 plata Blssk ot
nor Japaneas silks
,PAra; OILS q hal. pTlss, sun umbreliss q eas'.
uOlsAN a. NHIIF
bl2.u 1918 aud ItIl0 Seventh stfsst wv.