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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14
On the Wing In Grccnbrlcr.

On the Wing In Grccnbricr.
| Especial Correspondence Of The Democrat.
"FOr ways that nrc dark end ios tricks ihat
arc vain,
The Heather CLiucC is peculiar;
Which the same sl.all rise to explain"
M. Editor The morc read, the
more learn, tho morc | travel, the
stronger my belief in the truth Of the
words just quoted from the poet of the
Sierras-Bret Hartc.
Whether We go on broad, national
ground, considering the case of the
Louisiana Returning Board vs.. Hayes;
whether We stop with Mr.. Dana Of the
San to bless again tho memory Of uor.
ace Grco!cy-a memory rc.brighteucd
and ro.chaStenel-or whether we con.
sidcE tho rascality Of tho Tribune own.
ers, we shall find with one side or the
other traces Of "vain tricks and dark
ways" And il We como nearer homc,
and consider tho case Of Clarksburg vs..
Charleston, We will realize that the
nearer We get to Charleston tho moro
peculiar arc the things" which meet
our gnzc-I don't say people. But
Sir, Of all the inczplicablc and knotty
questions which I wish you to "risc and
explain" the following will be tho most
incomprcheusiblc: Who is tho "Great
Upknown?" Who is the organizer Of
the much talked Of White Sulphur rO-
litical gathering? Or is tue report u
trap to catch vain people who may be
dupcd? Suppose l tell you l have
been at the "Nhitc; !" suppose give
you to understand that very few Of
those who are advertised to 60 to the
Springs have any idea of SO doing,
would you think less of those who are
advertising the Spring? No; you
shouldn't But
''FOr ways that arc dark and ,ricks"-
Says the Washington correspondent
Ct the Wheeling Leaeler:: Blackburn
will go; the orer.ratcd Morrison will
60 ; tho little joker Cox will 60; the
tho drunken Saylcr will 60" Eracc
yourself up, youugstcr, or you may fall
to pieces. None Of tho honorable gen.
tlcmcu you mention not only are not
going, but they know Euotling about
the movement.
Now, Mr.. Editor, isn't there a bait
thrown out by dcaI.hcGl: Isn't
this aifair Of u grand Democratic
gathering a farce? l know some gen.
tIcwcn with time and money at their
command may 60 to the Springs to
"cool off," The Charleston "Capital
men"-thcy arc all capital fellows, Sir;
and yOu can't say that for CIarkshurg
ought to 80 Springwarl. I'm going
before Congress meets. Some who
speak for ClarksLurg, Charleston aud
Martinsburg, all at the same time,
ought to go. and deserve to be sent.
You notice I put Clarksburg first
| like Charleston exceedingly.
Yours very Cupitally,
LITTLE KASAwnA.
We have read tho above commuai-
Cation very carefully, but for the lie Of
us We can't make head or tail Of it, Us
far as tho writer's Capital tCDdcn.
cics' 60. We eau only tax our imag.
inutiou, and ask tho writer the same
question which one Of our highly Cs.
teCmcd sons of Vulcan put to Mr..
FrCcr, after hearing that gentleman in
NV hours speech: "Arrah, what
id0 or gees las ~ !, ss2fsiu spaher, but
That or yoe, STU tut ss ~ 4''' 10 oos,
.r shc z. SS.tstUn gentle
nan: speech, may do for both sides.
EpIroN DEuocnAT
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

The Ohio Democratic Convention
will be held on tho 25lh orthis month,
Tho Republicans hold their pOw.wow
Que week later. The State officers 10
DO nominated arc for Governor, Lieu
tcnant Governor Judge Of the Supreme
Court, Attorney General, Treasurer,
School Commissioner aud member Of
tue Board Of Public Works. In addi.
ton to tho State officers a Legislature
is to DO chosen that will elect u U. S.
Senator 10 succeed lion. Stanley
Mathews.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Nrw ORLEANS, July 7.-;;essrs.
Wells, Kenncr aud CassanaYc, Of the
returning board, have given bonds,
The charge against them refers wholly
to tho electoral vote. The indictment
US accessories Of Stanley Mathews and
john Sherman will follow. The pros.
ecutiOn Of tho returning board, which
will DO conducted by tho Attorney
General, is inspired by the National
Democratic Committee.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14
Reform is Necessary, even
in the Tobacco Fine.

Great Reduction in Prices.
Have you been to the CITY CIGAR STORE.
Main Street, Weston?
II You want Il tive cent Cigar, with IInyann
filling, you can get it IhcFc.-Tou can gel 4
Connecticut Tips for a dime. -You can prt
6 81 Domingo Tips for dimc-You can rct
! Sipgics for 8 CeRts.-You can get ppre
la'GrnA for 10 CcntS.-Or, If Won want
lIOme-lNlc Smoking Tobacco you Gun have
u package for 10 ccnts-Hou ran &c, Kiiick-
mick, real Turkish, Porto Eicro, Apricot,
The Weed, Nunilln, Yirginiiy, Sweet SIotscl,
or Fun Bob smoking tobacco very clrap,
And now look nj my great variety oil
Chewing Talmcco-Old Dominion 2Octs n
plug, Paragon Twist only ljcts plug, Col.
dCa Twist 2Octs, Golden iFh,-stit rrcssrl
-%0cts, DOnhlt Navy .jcts, Gravrlg 40 /
"A fine arlitlc-.jOCis, Fine Californian.
ion, 81 pound
II You want good blue Match YOU can
Ee' II -'or ifyOu want handsome imported
ripe you eau get ii. You can ret Il stone
pipe for almost nothing. Or would YOU like
TO SCI some Scotch Saur2 You can gel il
aud RapCe Saul also. You can rel FOREIGN
tobacco Seed.
there isnnythiug in tIe way of Smok.
ing, Chewing or SnuIIinG, Il Is always 10 be-
Ind ut The CITY CIGAR STeRE.
Come ONc---Sowc M,
EsOESE;IgW yElE5;Es,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

Report cfthc Condition Of The National
Exchange Bank Of Weston, at Hes
ton, in the State Of Vest Virginia,
mthc close gFJastness, Friday. June
22,1S77.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14


CnAMnEELAEN AND BLAINE mIdO vio-
lent attacks upon the policy of PFcsi-
dent Hayes, in their speeches on the
4th. Chamberlain pitched in on the
Southern policy, aud argued tha. if he
and Packard were not elected Cover
nors Of their respective States, that
Hayes was certainly not elected lFesI-
dent. Blaine went for Hayes gamer
ally. Lie charges him with enlcarar-
ing to got up war with Mexico, With
the view Of cOnquering and nnnOxlng
that country to the United States.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14

a Washington telegram to tho Bal
timore Gascae charges that Secretary
Sherman is using The influence of his
high Office to make mcncy.in real estate
spcculatiOns. lie purchased block
of land some time ago, and has caused
the District Commissioners to make
some improvements which have in-
creased the value Of tho possession very
much. This is one Of the ,acthOds
which Boss Shepherd SO successfully
practiceG to put tOorey in his purse.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-07-14


WILL YOU CONFER THE BEN.
EXITS UPON YOUR OWN SEC.
TLON WHICH JUDGE FERGUSON
SAYS FOLLOWED TIE L0CA-
TTON OF TIE CAPITAL IN TIE
THIRD DISTRICT; OR WILL
YOU VOTE TO SEND IT, WITH
ALL ITS 1NNUMERABLE AID.
VAETAGES, TO ArOlNT WHERE
IT CAN NEVER, TY ANY Posi-.
BILITY, BE Of ANY ADVAN-
TAGE TO Us Or OUR pOsTERI-
TY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
CITY BREVITIES.

Alexander Leadingham forfeited collateral
In the Police Court Yesterday morning for ths
assault upon Allison Nailor, IT., at Willard's
hotel, Friday afternoon.
In evidence Of the revival OF business-at
least among our tobacco merchants-most Of the
wooden Indians have appeared In bran new
spring suits OF yellow, red and green paint.
Again the family hen is to be seen with
head turned to one side, eurIously cycling the
remnants Of the Easter egg. and trying TO solve
the scientific problem as 10 what sort Of chickens
those blue and green and purple eggs hatch, any
Philip Butler, black man, Was accused
before Judge Smell yesterday OF being profess
sionai pickpockct. The evidence was that he
made three attempts TO get his hand into lady's
pocket in a store on seventh street. He was sent
10 the wOrIhouse for nlnsty days, in default Of
Six months ago the short old pentlein an by
idea that there was any such thing as hydropho-
bia. It's funny now to see this same old gentle
man shy around behind = tree-b when the
walk.
"Nfy name Is John Moore" said a sloyenly-
looking man in tho Police Court dock yesterday.
He was charged with ragrancy. Oficer Green
said that he had come TO the station. hauss to
lodge for several nxhts; that he came from Ohio
And had no work to do. He was chslked for
A fine brass hand. railing Is being placed
upon tbs steps leading into the north end OF the
Post Once building. This will furnish the news
sliding down the banistofs, and the pSllss
should sec to It that their amusement isn't Inter.
. SSs nave any rights That they are bound to re-
The good people composing the congrega.
uon OF the little chapel on the corner Of l. and
eutdone, even in this progressive age. Hence.
iorth the feryor OF their devotion Is 70 be stimu
lated By windows composed q alterna.. pane. q
cihl effects upon the body, mind and soul, gives
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
Commerce.

Commerce.
NEW York. March M.-The Cotton EIehsnrs
Is closed, :: being holiday. Net rrcespts for week
ending yesterday. sc bales; gross Be4 bales. En-
ports-arsat Britain, 80 bales; sales, sSas bales
stock 40 no bales. Consolidated net receipts g.
Fisar Without sseiasa cS.n as s sna . moderate
export and home-trade demand. Wheat less active
~ I lScei 'R1 sss;s e Oh sos H
stp q; No. 2ChicaFo seminal a y eco q; vtntrr
. modersts export and home-trsae sessnd stsss
&c for ungraded Western mixed; Hsa55c No. .
mixed Sof % a0Gs &c p 1sr wsss re:
for yellow Southern, on dock and on track: &c for
Sssa II sad .is. more 1907 %" sese sa
without decided change, and prime grades steady;
YORK No. White; &c fST Nc. Yofs 10, =; sw,iis;
ssiis: IoIt quiet md sin a s,i ) Tor new mess;
Beef sn n.. Lsrd OPENED heavy: bun closed
heavy: crude. ios lie; refined. islsssase. ooncs
duh and lower. sugar quiet. kice quiet and
he Il Z i isI
Freights 10 Liverpool quiet; cotton, Per ssil. I'd
BALTIMORE, March si.-Cotton quiet; middiiae.
flour strong, eaoyant and Mnchansed. yse...
Western winter rcd; Ssai 60; Nc. Chicago
prime, d sal %. Corn" scslisrnmcre active sna
hrmcr; western l9ser, and fairly active Al de-
Western mixed. spot and April, we; Nay. 10
sac; Lunc, SIC; steamer, y tc. Oats hrn: south
sstiEe and srm Al sase Gicversscd ani ana my
changed. Hay steady and frm for prime; other
prs s srs fysion. n sae qrsi snS una
changed, Bntter-Flns grades scarcs and frm; low
ne e as Do t ao 49, fsirosna sssr
crude, i6s@ioSc: refined. lG.i@ielsc. Conse dull
,r R.d ss%ini sisS s sn e, 80
q 90 bush; rye, Lao bushels; oats, asoo bushels:
bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
s5PAsrs to order at Katzen,teIn's.

CArsRRH, Orrrssrvr DISCHARGES FROM THE
HEAD, DEAFNEss, CONSUMPTION AND ALL
CHRoSIc DISEASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
That the timid and disappointed may feel the
utmost assurance and confidence In the good faith
Of DR.. Hartley, he generously proposes to attend
allpersons. rich and poor free Of charge until tho
best evidence and most convincing proofs OF sue
cess have been realized from his treatment.
once and residence, T32 Tenth street northwest.
ECertineate from Mr.. Herbert Hllller.l
The Published card OF the Rev. DIR. Domer, pas
tor Of the English Lutheran church, Eleventh
and II streets, this city. Endorsed by others OF
the highest respectabtlity, led me to an carly
conference with DR.. Hartley regarding q severe
ease Of eatarrh, from which had suffered many
years. SO obstinate and aggravated had It's form
assumed that my hearing and lungs had become
seriously involved, and threatened with every
symptom Of consumption. l am happy to state
that the result Of my experience has proved most
gratifying. and the cure Is complete, which
prompts me to make this unsolicited acknowled-
gment. HERBERr HITLER,
so I. street northwest.
once and residence OF DR.. Hartley, T32 Tenth
street northwest, Washington. Hours, all day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
rHE4IEIClL NOTES.

"Irial BY Jury s'al eoatinnes attractive in
Lsnlen-
w.spsr'. ''Cenierni.l March" was Kissed
AZ Brlsssis-
An international exhibitioa OF music il to be
held st BolognA in the autunn Of lssA
On Easter Monday Mr.. Charles Mathews
yili appear NJ the opera COniIas thsaHe, Lon
Mis- Kate Field vii appear shortly, ii 10
understOsd. O the sage Of the ST. Janss's
tAeRtEe-
"H.ska. !" by Mr.. WIN. spicer, has been per-
turned At Drzry Lane theatre. Mr.. Crsssisk
appeared
Ro~e Eytiuse appeared as Lsdy Hssart1 for
last svenins-
Rose Eytiss- i playing , very successful
snsAse.ent in Miss Nalt9a At the New Park
theatre BrOOklyn-
reappesra,ce 10 LsntOa IN The wIiss Secret
for Mr. n Netills's bsneft-
"La FILE lie Madame AnSot" las been re-
vivsd fsr Miss Kate Saatlsy at the Royalty
taeztre Her seAssa vill sSan tsrainztst
The "Old Corporal well-knoHn melo-
drama has 1890 revived at the Gaiety nattness
in La.aSs, With Nj. YSznx in the title role
An Easter buries9ue. by Nss<rs- Reese and
FArnie. ID in rehsAEsal ii ths FeIly. II 10 called
-Dss:Sr oL.I sarissaas @ J1Iss Nsruss Last
"Henry Dunbar uas PLAYED last week at
the Cryual PAlaee, Miss Essttaks assuming the
eart q Aars,-sa vsat-sEtA- played originally
Tie colleen BA~a" has once more been
r.vtvea n the AdslpAi -hsrs it e yivsa With Mr..
Shiel Barry as Denny Meas, and Mr.. q. Sullivan
~ AyisI NJ CSPPsteea-
Captain Wllisms, Of New York, has turned
Se.snt On sunday aiIst-
Al . Folly matinee, on Saturday, the 18th,
9.ss-< -ss.r Nj, -, 40 SJ.,ri $780,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
.NTJfI.fRf REDIEU.

The Troops At the Arsenal Rsviswsd by me
President and Other Distinguished Psrss.s
Before Their Departure.
The troops now stationed at the arsenal, con-
sisting OF several companies Of artillery were 70.
viewed yesterday forenoon by the General Of the
Army snd Gen. W. II. French, prior to the de-
parture OF the various companies for the stations
10 which they have been ordered. Tbs attendance
Of ladies was large, and besides General Sher.
man there were present President and Mrs.
Hayes, Secretary McCrary and ladies, General
Garfield and ladies, Senator Paddock, Colonel
Audenreid, Gen. French, Gen. Zielin and a nu N.
life.
A salute Of twenty.ons guns in honor Of the
President was nred BY section Of Capt. W oodruns
battery company q, I'd artillery, aiter which the
regular company driil, skirmish drill. was gone
through before the distinguished visitors. The
companies reviewed woret A, Oapt, Sanger; B,
Lieut. Sherman q, Lieut.. Pagan, OF the list ar.
uiisIyt 3, Capt; qiayesi D, CAPT Litchnsld; q,
capt. Woodrnll; L, Capt. Hamilton, and L, Lieut.
Hoyie, "a artillery d, Capt TTumbull, and Z,
Lieut.. smith, Sd artillery, ali under the ommand
ofuhpt, Rodgers of the % artiI'ery.
AZ ths eonela,ion Of tho drill an interesting
exhibition Of the workings OF the GattlInS
gun was given. target placed al bout INV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

49, p--s,.<. -. $3.50 - A. ,fr.fv
49,. :. - -. -r..s =. - ~
~. !. ". s..S.i -. - -. ~
Ns@oa I'll se's 'nS $3.50
fr~a<sf nom Bnrz.rds fesnt-
n. ~ rSsf~x >f A. x~f,s al R~s.Afie~u.
-..S- -, ~. .-..,...,I.,
IN 'e" " NC 'eo
Of TIE Earh.Ee ant e1af epctr.etor % toeAte q
<sr>f ur m r~~~psts. and .htprsnt 10 the usixh-
n.,s,.s AZ E.,,.,.., ,,f-, "a .,,tl u,.~stl<t 4
49, -. : -. 49,. =, -.
re-peennhy p-etefs- sapfNfrrst-''"etH tnst
sestiea 81 TIE city, .. ats.s aey sush .e,su ssd
strc~r-sy hefe nst TIE Dts-rset Nonnsssosrs
rr-vent Ssh .I.sait IL . n,d sseasa aly
-, -. .n,;,s. 49,,
vii - s.f,.-, m Sysr he sf,y BY the soathsrn
hreerrs -Sult ~ essh ssIuss sus unvise.
soCrH "AsAsrOS
We Hhsss At ths JAIL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
HITlND HCHOR.

aF t,,-
Poor bu<ipesr-KssptaS an slns-h house.
ry,. ~. - r,,S-.k,
= De'-Voeeh h'HAa P0f-
orp-s o.,
very lnk,tssi4etoFy sort Oh DECENTRALIZATION
~
reasant he,eeA'os-A pss"s s'n iAe
= Efss2
A p<uralsio Affection ID 4 Hind uhish Is
sevsr recproested-
When q q fsh a. for lunatic Asylum -
WIS. n % n Seine
Horr IA, n rood writer. hut he can't be
c>rtScsr<,i a SIDE ef B.ssr-
WIN a. the letter ..- Ike lamb l-Beeause
n !, ~ e<ri,.irr az -sheep-
- ~. -, ,, =,
,rs1l, No. IrrrsrJ .Nrsurtship.
Sote INC nnefenes setp - aSeAeu Oe
$3.50. .,,,.s
oor 1Ktt : - sooee spsN'sSte, hhnousu
II unSsanseely fispAS Of eH[fss-
Are you topd OF torTue: ar was
As.ys beea % ". ~ M. "
When d . candle Ike tonbstonet-when
s-on.n pats IL Up f-r her late husband
One Of the earliest printers On reeori-The
Enpersr rrsy.a whs SEQ up . Roman ssluna-
Chi~,ro man vsu.s 10 commit sutride by
t<le-r,ph ezt ao>ruv Eusu hsu TO aeeauplis h
IL
>,
has -. ssrr,cuteS 10 4 pIr vhIen ran svay frSu
hae
-oro.. r.rr,. ~. ,.r.s M. arx,
- n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
AMUsEMEE1x.

n.,-as 49, N
propagation and viii he given ut Furds uuurS-
hon,c nm Tue.a.v .xcp,ng Arm m nv-- .n,.,
the beautiful Irish drama Of .sKuthluun Msynuy-
necn" will be presented by TIN lnRting Gmninur
talent Of this city. Those who mve snJgynn
Miss Wares ronditions Of Irish psthos snd humBr.
her rich brogue, depth Of feeling snu nstursIl
yivacity, can have no doubt Of hsr SUCCESSES ~
haneeh, ana IN pe gisd 70 emirAce Lint ,1pnl;
her tinsn.ss an ,onfrih,,,tn ~ ,,, rInnn., ~ II, ~
table ENTERTAINMENTS thai have bssp r.fysp In
our citizens both In public and privste. Tim RI
manner o. me east penx astrInusea aiming snrh
hlcntea amsteurs ~ the Missns swnllDN, With
ington, Lathim, Mossrs: Fym.n. lgysa, Rnp-
aoiPh, Wymer, Tyler; shine. fhIlp, MnIlsrt mt
Dr.brackett, 10 sumcient hssuranre si l'inRssm
evening"
W.. p., -
IL is unfortunate thRtthe unuBnRlly nrtrnri-
i've features presented at both tht Nstiunll ..un
Cn.ra honso surIn, ~, ,,.s, 60 ..-- =. =
served until some more IIruuiriuuE Hu.sun
Doubtless had such attractions nj MuntHgut IND
the Liliputinn Opera Troupe bsrn ufin-pd N sIly
time other than Holy Week huth huusnF wnriln
have been crowded. In both 'FGlso Shame Ene
oui 1901 Montat ne Inly HnssAmno lis Will
htii. y. \, ~ - an.n u lat SnhnI hhu
y,set ~ u 70 pc nnPeo bhht upon M nhz1
snn 10 thls n!y ne WI hlPnsr m bahmE
net.er 10 Inc gnnint DhHi M
unupuoteuy possessos IhAn THESE npmnaink'
Thn ei y, ,, W.n AZ hDo's moaou,is5.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
MRS. HUGHES TROUBLES.
ADJUSTING FAMILY DIrFTCULTIES
IN THE POLICE COURT.


Mr.. Hurh., Come, Home and Pipds Another
~ ~. .,... ws,ss C.,,... r...s.,.-.
nsa IN HIS r'aee, when ca"scs cohsaef.
able Trouble. During Whsch riot Is Lniu
to Brain Mr.. Bughss, and This Ii Frss-
tratsd BY the turiosity OF Certain Female
Lodxer$
Mrs Ellen Hughes has been keeping q little
.,,,. :, N. .oxn.y a, Tht,,.., ard !. b.N ara n
1890 W. , .o."si " ,s w ,,r
stfsets. fhoay het husoaho' W m. mug nes, came
home from Phiiadelphia, and found that another
man na med Med arrira had taken his place In his
yir... 0.,tiop and hou,,ho,d. Tber, "a, a fam.
49,. -, =, -. as.,.. -, :, ....,.
ny hvnn up sAns WIG ers VI snss sinu " Poops
Who delight TO see bitterness and strife. Be-
tween their spitefulness and the unexpected ar
,iy.I home Of ina husband Mr., Hughes bs, had
-. s.,s.,s,,.. '"'
si.Ne u'pea .
RNasvsry unfsntlemaniy lot MT hugnesto
come home without letting Mrs HuEhesk know
that he vas coming It All ended 10 the Police
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

wnITise's wKlL-KsowS EsrABLIsHHssT,
s2t Pennsyiyania avenue. Mr.. whiting has
demonstrated the utility OF lAbor.s saving In I.
ysntions By purchasing . new hydraulic press.
styls- There 10 . choice assortment Of flowers,
and ribbons OF hns quality, and hats can be
trimmed on short notice, Goods from this house
always give satisfaction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con-
situation and all diseases arising from dsordercd
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druggists. "a
cents per package-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

Thousands OF the worst cases OF Asthma have
been relieved by using Jonas whltoOmbs remedy
In no case OF purely asthnsatic character has II
failed to give relief
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

needs occasionally some olsagenous application
to prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thomp-
sons Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; IL
keeps the hair son and glossy, and impErts 10 n
strength and vitality 20 and 30 cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
JupIcIous EcoHoNr

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside
your soiled gloves, but renoyate them with
Jouvon's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. It viii
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly.
Sold Mt drug and fancy stores. Is cents per
bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
FALSE IMPRESSION.

It is generally supposed by 4 certain class Of
citizens, who are not practical or experienced,
that dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured, but
cure FioMer has neye, n nnr snowisds. tatiaS ~
dyspepsia and liver complaint IN all Its f0rms such
as sour stomsch, costiyeness, sick headache, pal.
pilauon OF the heart low spirlts, So, ke. Out 0i
5000 dozen bottles sold last year, not sing ID
failure was reported, but Thousands Of complk
mentAry letters received from druggists Of won.
Try It, Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular Size 70
cents For sale by q. Stott Il DO, whOloaRls
agents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
TEETH RvISED By NBsLncr

cannot be restored. Young people remember
this Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder. 1t win preserve your teeth from decay.
and keep them sound, clean and white through
gists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

the $3.50 suits to order are not sent out Of town
to be ahe. EIsENAS Bios,
Corner S,veath allE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
DRESS pam, sDarour, q, ElsrsXs Russ.
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G and Miss CSHn1r n -ssEI1EnzI- "a nulssmuy
eEoReE-slnIrR--ln r.r r,frr OF n.,z-m-.-L On
thr ,6th Of MHrrh, 1s-z. no ulst Rr-- M gziz
JAMES A GnfneE- Ad Isful.fuA nsxns. and Mr,
N. SMITH, Df " nsfifnr1ml n G
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
4PAsrs to order at Katnensteln,s.

SFEISG CAssINEEE Suits at Is, $40, si2, tlS
si5, sl9 and so at A. STRAUs', lOil Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

DIAGONAL and Basket double breasted square
frock coats with vests to match, at Is, 80, ol2,
SIS and sis, at A. STRArs', loli Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

GrsT's Linen Cellars, twenty cents each, at
Dcuslass'. ~ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

MADAME wAsHISsros, 9oT PEyssrLvANIA
AyESCk.
Her success Is unluestione1. II 10 said that no
wardrobe 10 complete without black dress, SO
We might add that no wardrobe 10 complete with.
cut one or more Of these elegant Princess
dresses Madame Washington tits so beautifully.
The past week has boon busy one At thls
nodiste'S and the demand fer new spring styles
promises brilliant season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01
NOAH WALKER L Co,
625 PENNsYLyASIA AVENUE.

Miss Annie X. Humphrey, 400 Tenth street, Is
now opening her spring goods, md invites exnm-
nation OF her furnishings for ladies and gentle
men at once. Her stock Of imported hosiery, un-
dercothng gloves, corsets notions. &c, surpasscs
anything she has heretofore had on hnnd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-01

KATzKSsrxIS Is the fashionable Clcthler and
Tailor, 5ls Seventh street.