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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

NAN kIL-Eo.-The Malone Pallr9ium says
on the night Of the 20,h inst, s party at
Aooers Junction, al o. them s1msShst iutoxicS-
ted got On the ~ IRAN. At Centeryils one Ct
them sought row with ihe c5nduc.or-the re-
suit Of which Wa q general scufse aad the worst
ing Of the party. Having beea put OF the train,
they we're allowed to return en- proui,e of good
behavior Al Eooi's Pals tie leader Ct the
parry s'' Oh sud started to walk along he track,
but lAid down, either ;5 t.e57 OF becoming s.pDes
fed. A little later u extra eB,i,. -. a..
ran over him, nati!siiag hin All CAUSING in
slant death. The name Of the urfor,up.te We
have no; been able to learn"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

Recent severe llowsrs have wlr,e.i c5usilers-
be dsmige in NinlsaT County. ln South Read
ius the river oycrt5wci, savcrs' Hsras eui one
bridge we've washed away, and several perioaf
narrowly eso,red drosnius. To Cayeudish aui
North Briisev-ter bridges yer, swept sway,
md in the latter town the '' book rosi ' vac 60
injured that il ), doubtful ftbe roAi will ever
be rers.,ei At Gaysriile MRS Katie Brooks
was struck tenteless by lightning, but received
no permanent injury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

L. y Baker, rrss.isa, If abe New York sal
cazais Eaire-i, PROJECTED from Whitehall
north, has .s. the contract f.r ;he construction
oftde road from NL.ie-aI 10 Port Henry to
Geo. z Ha--is IS c.. e SsF York, fas the tum
Of 100000 SIR. Harris o'n;rset 70 have
the work completed August 1873.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

FRE ~ WEsroS.-The dwelling house and
or;-building- in Weston Owned zai occupied by
e. W s7rsgle, aud the hotel property occupied
BY Ansan Hayward alj9:aing,were all consumed
ty FIRE saturday morning. The Ere originS.si
IN The h1tel btrn-vhich has not been occupied
for sou5 yoek'-sai Is therefore supposed to be
the work Of an inceniiz5y. Mr. Sprague SUE
iains lof' Of over thousand dollars shove the
insurance he had The entire Ices will amount
to $4,000; incurred for 50 600 in Vermont MI
t1sl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

MiLr5y-The Greeley Club Of Niiton met for
temporary organization Monday evening. About
flriy-d'e we're prgssnt-wi,i John ". Brown
as Chairman, sid Daniel Harrington A. Secre-
larry a COMMITTEE q FIVE we're appointed by
the chairman to present list of usmes FOR oiIi-
GERS for permanent organization in one week.
Remarks were msie by H. Z. Smith, George
Ashley sad John W Brown. Twtlse rcpubli-
cans ATTENDED this meeting. Az the others we're
democrats or Of iem. cratic su,eczleuts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

Netting a: Nswp0ri, Fue.iay ard W,dnsIIIy, Aug
~ ,h eHa IN, 1872. ~ AcYieny Hal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

4 Republican meeting WAS held il Hunting
ton, Friday, at the Town House. and Grant
and Wilson club was organized with the follow
ing let OF officers
a. H. Chssmore, N. D.. President
G. G. Williams and g. Il. Ssyles, Vice presi-
deuts.
r. c. Bromley, Corresponding Secretary snl
Treasurer.
G. II. Lewis. Recording Secretary
Z F. Collens. II. L Norton. d. d. Sprscse.
}. D. Ellis aud Henry Brewster, Executive Com
mittee.
The meetings Of the club viii be held every
Friday eveaing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

q stranger IN our midst but QUEEN or TEE CIRCLE
A4aoAn. ccnpletes ibis BAyY OF BsAvTY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

WASHINGTON County CoSyrS1Ioy-At the
Republican County Convention of Washington
county, holden At Montpelier, Saturday, Hon
Joha Gregory Of NorthfelI. presided, and the
following ticket was nominated
SenatoTs-Heman Carpenter Of Mortified and
Clark King Of Esst Montpelier
Assistant Judges-Jsmet II. Holden, Middle
ssI, and Wm. D. circuit, Roxbury.
Judge Of Probste-IIsrvey Tilden. Barre.
states Attorney-Wm T Dillingham;, Water
bury.
>heriG-H. W Lyforj, Warren
MIRl Ba.llif-J. \. Fisher. Ckhnt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02

without doubt the hest SI1 IIoRsE Ride, Pirouet-
tist ard summer ssultst the profess o. for the
hrs- ttns appearing IN the constellation.
IiARRI ~ ELEN GNnI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-02
tbs WHEAT FIELD az AMERICA

PRANK $ BAktR
p. ". HICKEY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Service n ths Episcopal Chpruh To-Day.
The House Of Bishops OF the Episcopal Church
In the Untled States having determined 70 mite
and depends6ees IL tRe observance q t6-dSf q
success % u Sc nssc Ss ~ q s SBaSS SSd ne
increase q ne ministry there WIN 3 extra ser,
throughout the country this morning, The day
was set apart for this service some time ago BY
ne ArSh6lshoP Of Canterbury, ne Primase o. re
"SOciety for the Propagation Of the Gospel, and
30 soon a. II was known In thls county that such
day was to be observed BY the Anglican Church
the Clergy and laity Of the Episcopal Church 70
unite In the observance, and hence the action OF
the House Of Bishops A. stated above. In alltho
Episcopal churches Of the city notice was gwen
Of the special service, and the people were earn
estly urged 10 devote the day, as far - possible,
20 acts OF devotion, and TO unite In duplicating
the divine blessing upon the missionary enon o.
the Church and TO lmplore the divine Head Of
the church that He would send forth more labor
ers into His harvest
the support q tnlsalonaries, hut tyr intervening
before Almighty God for en- increase Of the gin
Of His spirit aud Of Ills blessings upon the work
The reasons given Tor setting apart a day Of IN
iercesson before the close Of tie year are thai
the reports OF the missionary societies bear testi-
mony to the fact that the PRINCIPAL stations are
Cslng LOT additional laboreIsi inat tns geueIal
advanced state Of many OF the principal missions
has made II necessary TO provide ministers Of
high attalnments and special GiftA 10 meet pres
ent necessities, and that eyerywhere sn thlngs
The inteminElinR Of the heather and Moham-
medan with Christian nations; the upheaNiugs
81 the most solid foundations Of social systems;
the altered position Of the Roman Opthole
Church IN Europe; these and many other sigma OF
the tlmes have, Il Is claimed, produced upon the
minds Of Christians generally solemn imPres-
prophecy, The service prepared and set forth
Tor the day In all Episcopal churches u m the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20
THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the United states.

T T.ur,vnpay v DNceusl,et 90 gaTQ
~, -. -, -. -, - s,,s..... 80.
" W, inguon ~ non Seo. =. MngaI hlps "
EHe sn1 ,,,sa ~ nescl ~ nd
love MeIe s9ihiteu " piaouoe ~ h'orneyS Anu
o0pnselI9Ls OF nv ~, Gosr9 ,o.. o.,n., uno
ssS' ~ HI iopis' Mlssoari. was admitted 10
practice as an attbtnNy aid counsellor Of this
court
On motion Of Hon. R.A. Merritt, Eerubbable
SNOW, esq, Of SAT- I1fs Ciiy, Iiah, Wa admit
ted to practice as an attorney and counsellor Of
this court |-... 10y o.. ..sH
4 DISTRICT cAsE.
No. o.. The National Bank Of the Metropolis,
Sc. The argSnent Of MS cause was continued
hy Mr. X. 4. MefriCk and Hon. VIM. N. MerTick, Of
counsel for the defendant in error, aud con-
GUIDED by Mr. W, D. DavldRo, for the plaintiff In
error.
No. IS. Y. Tarber, administrator, &C., plaintiff
in error, vs.. Elias Reach Ct al, This cause was
~ ,S ey W ,s srs ,,,,I ~ w ~ ~ AZ
fendant wi nv
No. II, J. II. Garnhart a Co., plaintiffs In error,
vs., Tho United States. This cause was submit
ted on printed arqumenta by Hon. N. p. Chapman
and John w, Noble, OF counsel for the plaintiffs
IN error. and by MI ASSisiant Atiofney General
Hill for the defendants In error, 10. -.
No. 70. The United States, plaintiffs In error,
W. samuel II. Bennett; .L.
No. ". ThS United states, plaintiffs IN error,
vs.. samuel II. Bennett;
No. %. The United States, plaintiffs In error,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NorIcEs or NEw ADyRhrIsEMENrs

NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A DRUG cLEnE wanted. Ill.
ONVER wants board In a respectable ooiorsd
famiA HHHf
JAS. u. DoDsoS, SO Market space, carpeuhs,
Ollcloths, &c.
THERE is no interruption Of business in the
Fifth-avenue hotel. .Hr Tar..
&C. PURCELL GOl Ninth street, books, station.
cry and fancy goods. rs .H..FH
A SMALL Farm wanted near the city, by Herring
4 Jones, 1475 street.
W. g. MITCHELL Co., Ingram carpets, cur
talna, 6c., at low prices. H....
An ambitious youth wants a wife and adyer
uses for one. See his card. .. ..
MEETING Of the Collegiate Society Of the Ma
tiOnal Medical college tonight.
RESIDENCE near the Patent once for rent, by
N. ". Roher, No. 5is seventh street.
CARRtAGEs Of all kinds for sale, by John Y.
idget No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
s. II. BACON, No 100 Market space, has Just re.
celyed a choice lot Of importelfllquors.
ANNUAL NETTING and election Of Ofioers Ot the
Great Fails Ice Company, Monday, December "a.
N, NurE, Columbia hotel, wants TO exchange
nno laces Of ali description for CASTOR clothing.
BRAY a BRo., HroCors No. S5i Pennsylvania
avenue publish their prices for holiday groceries.
PolICY-uoLBERs OF the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company arc notified tD renew before Deccm-
Ter %.
COasrAmEs sale VI the contents Of printing
once, No. 80 rcnnsylyaniA avenue, tomorrow
morning.
J. II. SNtnt CO., clOthiers, OAK Hall, ga
seventh street, have for sale an exceedingly
large stock Of ready -mide clothing Just from
BOstou.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

The dramatic entertainment given on Nednes.
day evening al O,leon hall for the bSnent Of
Morning Star Lodge, No. Q, I. o. q. T., was well
attended by the friends Of the lodge and temper
ance people In general. Tue exercises consisted
s0nFs, plano solos, select readings by T. G. Town
send and II. Clay PfeuaA German song and
speech, concluding with the temperance drama
entitled '"fcn Nights In Bar-rOOm." The muS-
cal gem Of the evening was "lhe Russian Night
lnRile, ~ by Mrs, SllKeld, The Martha washing
ton Dramatic Association assisted very mate
rally In the performance. Tho committee " ar
TtngPmunts, consisting NJ N-ssr5. T. l.. 1Ilkud
j. H. DlTuAI and q. VI. Phelps prepared an UN-
cellent programme, which was well carried out,
and the entertainment was highly eredllehle 10
all participating,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

II Is understood that Miss Apis counsel again
sued the Theatre COmlque yesterday afternoon
for another weeks salary Of SO. II will be recOl-
lected that q day or two since she obtained q
judgment Of tla.hO on . suit for SO, And Il "a
averfed by her counsel that she wOuid have re-
covered the full amount but for the absence Of
her principal witness. Actresses, like other
human beings, will have their troubles, and 1t
aeems Miss Apt Is no exception 70 the rule.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Messrs Hoover A Jackson, No. ll09 PennAyI-
yania avenue, have on hand nne selection Of
slippers for ladies and gents. Their stock also
embraces every desirable grade Of boots and
shoes, made expressly 10 their order, which they
are selling at very low prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

n'' @ M. dg :S R e !si .sS ct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20
THE LIGHT-RUNNING

Sewing Machine Is the best Of all. The perfec-
ton Of stitch on ali kinds OF goods, great range
OF work, ease Of operation, nOlaeleaa, Tor more
nearly so than any other shuttle machlne) self
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts Is not equaled In any other machine
once, 0O5 street, Masonic Temple.
N. l.. ADAMS & Co., Agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Last evening, the new Philadelphia house, Jas.
Gardiner proprietor, No. 6O2 Pennsylvania ave
nue., was open from 7 TO II for Mr.. 0ardiner's
many friends. II line turkeys boiled and roasted,
Cassarl hams, roast beef. frosted cakes and good
wines have tendency To make friends happy ell
GRrdineTs were on that occasion. lie has some
twenty rooms for the accommodation OF guests,
together with well-stoCked bar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

The popularity Of CnTncroSs DixeyE min
strels was thoroughly proven last night, for hor-
Tible as the streets were the hall was well nlled
They are the best Ministries that have ever Wis
tied this city. The voice Of CancrOEs Ia one Of
great sweetness, and his singing evoked round
after round Of applause. The Talbot brothers
are fresh and spicy as can be No WORKOUT Jokes
and threadbAre WittCisns with them. All the
performers Of the troupe are good, and tonight
they'll have 4 rOuslng house
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

aten agraphera once 40 D street between First
and second streets, Otfer their valuable services
10 all who need great deal Of whiting and copy.
ing done in the shortest time. Win the new year
new engagements for such Indispensable aid
should be made, and this wonderful facllitaton
In the extension Of thought Is becoming OF con-
siderable value, and hhould DO learned by all
We hope none Of our friends win kll them
selves eating Christmas turkey and drinking egg
nog In excess Of Joy and pleasure; but n they
should, their friends viii hnd q splendid aasort-
mont Of cOfiins at Richard p. Harvey's, o34 r
street. and everything else that's wanted 70 make
a funeral cheerful. --..
The washington house, corner Of Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Ia favoFably known 20
the travelling public a. an excellent place 10 take
ones ease and TO secure rich generous fare, II
is the present home Of the Vice President-eleot,
Woodbury. A Duren, since they have opened
the ST. James hotel, on the European plan, cor
ner Of sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
have been doing that nOuTtshing business TO
which good judgment and generous providence
entities them.
First-class accommodations can always be OBJ
tanned at the Continental hotel, 7. J. Messick,
for t2.bO per day. The hotel Ia alwaya full Of
well-satished Ruests.
Al John Schwartz's. restaurant, 1904 Peunaylva-
mia avenue, fresh, luscious oysters and eatables
VI oil kinds may be found, together with some
thing liquid to help them home, ..
The dellcactes of the season, Rervedin the best
style at the most moderate prices, may always
be obtained AZ the Athencum restaurant Of hlr,
John Bcckr, go street and ssi Louisiana
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

|. George Combs, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth AtTeets, IL selling the
finest French candies at the low price Of 20
cents per pound. A call will satisfy all that he
for 70 cents. lie. COMBS,
O0d Pennsylvania Ayenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Attention is called TO the adyertlsement calling
0 meeting Of the stockholders o. the Boundary
and Silver Springs railroad.
WHATS the tblgthp Of the colti asked an
eridlte Charles COUNTY farmer Of 4 horse trailer
lie wanted TO know tile size Of the ''urttter"
The 0spIrit rappersr have rapred $50 out Of a
house In the EnsteFl section. Ablack cat, pack
of cards and Mint Of whisky tiid the business
.r,,, ,,,rts,,s .ocr., so,,Isties ~ opr ,itv arr
electing new oiicers FOR me ensuing yeaf, and
oyster SINNERS are plenty. :
So. .y,,,io,. ,hI.l .n,o,,st ,hc ,.ri,r ,t Mr.
~ o9n S,s1. ~, ,st and Si Ny tins Feench
,,,lt 1 lioau yt,,a Inc Inaniis
Ys.,o,,,av r,orn,ng a Ii,,,o d.ughtsr, AZ Hon.
10, aests,uI ,l ts -, = ssi,ts, "a ,bt. si,,
Sanss W ~ ~ tsstn,th Vit,,,,5
1ut now ~ aasiS VI f"iIi''N'"'
"as puIneu " Nee. = i,
samuel Gross mas been elected NestLynian Oi
Christ church, episcopal, on the navy Ih!ut Nlos
chas. y. sni ~ ~, appoanaS , VI
Nomk'e9.'uhai wv US ~ 'l. -, -
Ihe latest act OF noIal usptavltl y m IN. ~ IN
insurance agent o. this Guy uylnH 70 Deft
blind man out OF MS lnhnIance money Onh hrau
policy. lie was checkmAted tnoughs ..H...
II Is recommended that everybody shall carry
an onion IN their pocket as h preventive for
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

pays per cent. per annun on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, 20 4; SAtuT.
lnNA. 70 4 and Q % 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

Atths Iast stated Communication Of National
L1'ire 10. IA ". A. A. ~, the following we're
@i-cisl - oncern fuT the ensuing hasoPlo }eatti
). q. Hatef, w, NJ 4. 1. liable, \. Wi T. haul
raan. ,. WI J. II, Piils0n, secretary gohh NotF
trgaSuruT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

LADIES AND GENILEsEN, n you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In nrst-clAss manner
send them 70 A. FIsHER, SIS Ninth street, Oppo-
site Patent once. The Professor will give You
satisfaction without fail. Kid gloves cleaned nice
and cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

The wRshinatoa City Savings Hahk,
corner Of seventh btreef aud Louisiana nyenue,
pays per cent. interest on all depOslfA DepOs-
It's can be made and drawn At win.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,


~ -. pAHY.
The annual meeting Of the stool holders VI The
Washington MARKET Company will be hsld 81 tbs
once OF the Company, on RUnnhYivhniA avenue, In
the city q Washfngtdtl, a 10 oeloek, m, on he
hrut MONDAY. being TN bth day u January, l6lI,
year, and 70 act on any other business within TIE
power OF the cooperation
WLaHI aroN do. G. in ~ wv ~ dsshfd-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

The strong bill at the COmlque did well In
drawing even 4 small house last night. "Neck
and Neck" continues It's leading sensation, and
the acting Of the piece Is acceptable to the pa
talnment offers ali the variety for which the
COmique h 80 famous.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

one Of the Oldest and beat-payinE stands In the
city, the proprietor wishing 70 90 Into other bust
meas. The establishment IA furnished In the besi
manner. For particulars apply 10 LAtiiner A
CleaTy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

L.uirs, HazAan az HAlnIihe N. Il. church, cor
nsf si Nlnfh and p atroets, Tonight, Admit
go N HHntH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

The health ofiicer WIS In receipt Of the follow
ing cases yesterday Of smallpox: Case ~ 1905
TWenty-th street northwest; one ~ liz =
street Southwest; one between Ninth and Tenth
and N and N streets houthease one on Ienth,
near street southeast; one on Q, between TENTH
near d street southeast; one At Tenth and X
streets southeast; one at L street, near Tenth
southeast; one on Filth street, between q street
and Virginia avenue sOutheaAG one ~ wv n
street northwest; one on X street, between
South Capitol and Half street s0uthNeit; one on
Second street, between street and Maryland
avenue northeast; one In flghung alley, between
west; one at b31 Fourth street southeast one At
1898 Tenth street southeast, Two buTiAb are
reported since Wednesday; julia Johnson 1000
Twenty-third street northwest, and Lille NJ.
OAkleH. 1913 leOTgiA ayenne sOutheAst.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

o. o., X s,nPpyng thls necessity, We have compiled
W M w, ,, Oh n, o. W. houses
~ ~, - soteihh tvith " nilel tne MhIts thel
u u ~ y, many cases hppshulng we cost o.
~. $50 ~ navy uSlI'.u wi hi,utulhtlun
~ ~ ~ ~ anu ulet NY issult
St,e,t,s y, 1i, n,o y, ~ ,s SI " nv
n, 70 dle.ats 70 t ,i, merely wish 70
ple5 , men, , WIN ths Iuits on OUT abors, anu
80 place them IN position e perfectly effect the
"' 49,, " keneIVu5 y, ill " -, . -,
,,mnn ,S Tnt ~, ~ Ios1 Mn i 10 give
~ - , s, " Dug s v.S' W s
ssn NJ ~ t ~ ~. y, E i,S, p, w " tnese
store, No; lo9s seventh street. With much ex-
psnenSe hooetts MAKES good selections, and ne
Oneb ms kOol- conplete ior the holhiAys, Al
very cheapest prices. No.. A
Mh our opanloni ana We give " 70 the IN.
ptaoueed IoI no.hihg, mat one o. me surest
seps 20 Moinanb heaIt u tue present OF ahout
I'VE ponnIs o. eonfecuoneIy. IL any young
, ,i,au y IN upuOt ~ W ,WnttneI woman lONes
h ~ not Ne Ssn test ~ Dy ms rue, especially
y ne !pllys nus Sandles anu eahes % henTy Adlerl
nos. 10 and 10 Eleventh street, between and
s ~ -, . ,,,.,
, ny OMhIu-nouse LesIauIant' corner OF slktn
/ sas ~. Anu IennsyNMiiA avenue, EstOcheu WIN
W. tne aelcsoies o. me season, LIQUORS and Q
ny soL,nento o. uoneasio anu lorelkh vines
III sASs s uso ". Ssu pe had ~ the
hIN ~ nou ~ ~ ~ PsI nio1tn; ,,..,,
D,,Ohehh, lhAoAeLhy, sCotI irving bulWef anu
~ ~ ~ " nh , ~ lnu tneI Sn0lcest MOIks
~ nooert bealIs sneItss, ~ toy iehnsyisahla
HH.S 5iu' ho MSones yuIenle hu Wy uVokh IN
endless variety, and an Immense llne OF fancy
BOOls lOr A-ihAs anu New leAi% Inc long eA.
Psnence and nne taste o. MI. Beall mas enabled
nllh W oIh WY SUPERIOR AuNahtaRes 70 GUS
m Si. ~ ~ uleIe ulAt tne very Dest OF every
one half Of the woes Of this life a. pertaIns TO
males and fully nine-tenths Of the misery women
/ have, can be assuARed by judlciOus Investments
| IN candles and sweetmeats and splendid place
TO get theae things Is al Si6 Pennsyivanla avenue
The low prices will astOnish all who 70 there TO
trade.
| A solid, substantial Christmas present 10 A
| young friend, one 10 be appreciated through life,
| IA a scholarship In the Btislncss college which
begins a new class January /, 1919. This live
and nOurishinR Institution will graduate a class
! VI sixty In June next
| IL would require a Iona catalogue TO mention
even a few Of The Appropriate presents Shilling
| ton has for the Joyful DAYS. He has beautifully
| illustrated, the English and American poets;
] Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic pFayer-booEs; all
manner Of toy books, albums, games, puzzles,
diaries, mahogany and rosewood writing desks
! portfolios gold pencils and pocket knives. N
from all this array one cannot be suited In select
| ing good present, he might a. well give il 40.
There are elegant holiday presents TO be had at
! GllmanS drug store, 627 Pennsylvania avenue.
| Every woman don't want everybody 10 give her
q book. II Is quite the thing to remember her
| with Bohemian toilet set, an ivory hair brush,
! -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


Yesterday evening was poor one for Amuse-
ments, and the audiences were small Al all the
temples Of the muses.. Those who did venture TO
the National enjoyed good play, together with
the little OllO entertainment u the charming
Freeman Sisters and the Dutch COmlque, Mr..
Davis. The play Of "AfteT Dark" VIII be re-
peated tonight, and II Affords agreeable and
1iVeFsined enlOyment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

PLAID FANTALo0Ns, striped pAntalOOns end
MAIN pantaloons, mainly Of my own manuiac-
ture, " % almost anyone. lnApecn99h Invited
10. Hg Seventh street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

LARGE INV cLAssEs will commence the course
IN the business College the INST week In January;
the majority arranging Tor acolarshipa At the
installment ratea. Nearly sixty ladies and rem
tlemen uNtoe The usual number are In the class
10 graduate neat June. RV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

TIE IAIENT SUMMATION.
~ scotch Bottom Caters,
e. NJ Stitched Boots.
" % Good Calf Boots.
e. 80 Custom Made.
81 10 Ladies' Button GalterF.
81 French Kid Button,
81 80 Childrens Button.
White Caters and slippers.
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, at
HETLBRUN6, tO2 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-20

DON'T Col
DosT 90 AHYWHEAE until you have seen The
choice selections Of mems, youths and boys
suits and Ovenooata, which offer 10 the pablo
lover than the lowest A. AI1iAUa
iOii Pennsylyanla avenue, near Eleventh II.