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National Republican., 1880-12-14
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The clerk of the court has issued the following
marriage licenses: George NJ. Gates, of this city,
and Ella NJ. Musgrove, of Howard County, Md.
George w. Lewis and NJ. Rosetta Kerr; James W.
Cant and Josie Tolllver; s. A. Beach and Mrs.
Sarnh V. Payne, Chain Bridge District of Colum.
bia +. L. W0nstall, Of this city and Mary i. Bar.
ker, OF Lynn, Mass; George Brooks, of Fort Tot
ten, ID. C., aud Annie Henson, of Fort Slocum, ID.
e.; Joseph Thompson and Delilah Peacock, both
of Fairfax County, Va; Samuel Lucas and n. S.
Williams; Walker Brown und Mamie Chislcy
National Republican., 1880-12-14

tl9jS IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
- ralgin, Headache, TOOthachc, or any pain, ono
application Of Fluid Lightning will relieve you sold
only l'OJliUIIN'S. Masonic 'Tpnulp. nom
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Tbc CI,II,Ire,,,, IIosuItnI.

The annual meeting Of the directors of the Chill
drens Hospital was held In the parlos of Mr., b. L,
Mcclure last evening, the full board being present
The report of the president for the past year
showed that 1873 children had been cared
for-2l3 In the hospital and 1885 in the
dispensary. OF the latter, 537 were white
and 1908 colored. seventy.slx surgical
operations were performed and 1872 prescrip.
tions eompounded-3,ll llS for hospital patients, and
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Distribu,ors OF the Ardent.

The following liquor licenses were approved by
the examining board yesterday Marco Laurent
626 o street northwest; John Scho,terbeck 62S O
street northwest James Gibson 6aI2 O street north
west Daniel o'Brien, 2i9 New Jersey avenue
Iierney, l4l2 New York avenue Mary Ryan 40
Third street southwest; William H. Dubant
Seventh and streets northwest; Dennis 4, Ready
1877 Bridge street, Georgetown; George A. Haske,
200 Pennsylvania avenue southeast; Annie Don
nelly, S0l Tenth street northwest.
The following were disapproved Michael Finn
2030 II street northwest Thomas III. Moran $40 q
street northwest; Daniel Donovan, 1922 Vermont
avenue: A. L, Kimbal, Twelfth and L streets
M
National Republican., 1880-12-14
LAST NIGHTS ADJUSTMENTS.
Chnnrrnu ~ KIT "--"Thc widow Re
GOtt''-MnrIncchI mud The Arnl,a.


cott'-MOrfacciti nud the Arabs.
Mr. Frank $. Chanfrau has always been popular
In this city, for he is actor Of far than ord
nary merit and though for some years he has de.
voted himself especially TO the character of KR
yet old ploygoers remember him in many other
roles which hc filed with thoroughly artistic abil
ity The play of Exit, the Arkansas Traveller" Is
not new, but has been seen In former seasons, and
Mr.. Chnnirnus representation of the title role Is
too wen known to require especial mention
The company contains some good people, and
the familiar characters of the Judge and the
Major, the two constitutional beats, were excel.
ently sustained by Mcssrs. W. ~ Griffith and
George Woodward. Miss Margaret Lanner who
under her own proper name MS Minnie Frye nc
quired suchn superior reputation as an amateur In
this city, shows the result Of her professional ex
pcrience In the case and finish Of her acting. She
was warmly welcomed last night.
kit" will be repeated each night thiswcek. The
matinee on Wednesday should he remembered, a.
Mis. Chanfrnu will appear in Mr. G. W. Taylcure.
drama entitled Parted" which was written ex
pressy for her, and in which she appears TO excel
lent advantage.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Southern MnryInnd RaIlroad co,upan,

This company has been reorgGnized, with the
following well known gentlemen az directors
j. II. Linyille, OF Philadelphia, presidents B. +.
Folsom, of Philadelphia treasurer NJ II. Hof-
mann, OF Philadelphia, secretary; VIM. p. Henzey,
Of Philadelphia baldwin Locomotive Works.
Thomas I. Butcher of Philadelphia; Hon. George
H. Fnirman Of Philadelphia General D. b. Nc.
Ribbcn, of PhilGpclphia Joseph Trimble, ofPhil.
adelphia; Vim. H. LafTerty, of Camden, N. J.
Charles l.. Coates, Of Baltimore Nd; Chief Engi.
necr W. w. w. Wood, Of Washington, d. c.; John
NJ, Broom, of 81. Mnry's, Nd. Work will be re.
sumed within sixty days, and the road will be
completed from the Baltimore and Potomac road TO
Point Lookout In time to accommodate the summer
travel Forty-iivc miles are already graded leaving
only thirteen miles To be built to give the citizens
Of Baltimore and Washington access to Point
Lookout which can be made one OF the most de-
lightful watering places on the Southern coast.
This road Will give the traffic of Washington and
Baltimore a winter harbOr at ST. Mnry's. As the
company intend TO extend the road TO a connec.
ton with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad md
also with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, II will
afford outlet for the anthracite coal of Pcnnsyl-
vania over the Northern Central and Baltimore
and Potomac Railroads, and for the Cumberland
coal via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the
canal.
st. Mary's has been recommended by board o!
naval officers as q desirable location for naval
coaling station.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
SInndercd In G:ern,nn

Circuit Court No. |, Justice Macarthur, was yes.
terday engaged in the trial of the case of Xandcr
VS.. oberheim, suit brought for $4,000 damages for
slandcr. The testimony showed that on or about
the 10th day of october, 1879, the defendant, in a
certain conversation with German citizens, said of
the plaintiff among other things the German words
ErJrht Cin sclucchtCs hdus-he Keeps bud or bawdy
house. Much testimony was adduced to show that
the term schiochtes hdus could in the sense 1t was
used mean nothing else but u bawdy or assigna-
tiOn house, and this seems to be the turning point
of the case. At the time of tho adjournment OF
the court the trial was not concluded. Messis
lIine and Tobriner appear for the plaintiff and
Messrs. Hemkle and MOulton for the defendant.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Getting the Jurics In worIsing Order.

The work OF organizing the jurles for the Dcccm-
Der term Of the Criminal Court was completed yes.
terday, and the business of the court got into
smooth running order. Mcssrs. Philip Aston,
John II. Gargis, William L. Osborn, Edward Crusor,
b. II. stincmctz, and John A. Gray were excused
from service on the grand jury, and Messrs. T.. T.,
White, W II. Hutchins, William J.; yermillion,
Hunter, and William Wolf selected to fill the
vacancies. Mr.. L. E. White was selected as fore
man.
the petit Jurors the court excused Messrs. NJ.
j. Laughlin, James Bellew, II. NJ. Zimmerman,
William Ballantync, John Keyworth, NJ W.
Gait j. c. Pearson, James l.. Barbour, and accepted
Mcssrs. John T. sutiell, william Ferguson, Henry
Koch, and John ii. Mitchell
Three vacancies still existed in the list of petit
Jurors, and the Marshal was directed to summon
that number of talesmen and have them in court
this morning
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Thc Innngurn,lon Co,nmlltec..

The inaugural committee on military reception
and encampmcnt met last night and organized by
electing Colonel H. G. Hodges chairman and Major
". H. Mills secretary. An executive committee of
seven was formed, TO whom was intrusted the
mapping out of the work and apportionment of
more efficient service. This committee subse.
qucntly met and divided the lGbOrs among seven
committees, viz; Correspondence, reception,
quarters procession, finance, conference with
other committees, and the executive committee,
The members Of these committees will imme-
dlatcly be made up and started out on active work
National Republican., 1880-12-14
How The Invinciblcs VIII Ne Enter

The East Washington Garfield and Arthur Club
having decided TO tender TO the Invinciblc Club,
of Philadelphia, an escort their arrival in Wash
ington committee, consisting Of the president of
the Invincible Club, Mr.. Miles, the chairman of
the executive committee, Mr. Smith, and three
other gentlemen, representing the Invincbie Club
were present in this city on Sunday and decided
TO accept the hospialies OF the club on the ith of
March next. The lnyincibles will bring on about
200 men, accompanied by brass band OF twenty
four pieces, and will quarter at odd-Feows Hall,
be given at oddF Fellows Hail. Seventh street north
west, on the evening of the 4th of March, in honor
of the Inyinclbles,
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Mnier. Wafer. Wafer.

A taxpayer residing near Iowa Circle says; "The
scarcity of water in this vicinity Is fast becoming
an intolcrablc nuisance. Days Nsswhcn no water
can be obtained on the second floor, and the inva.
riable excuse iS repairing the machinery" For
necessity Of repairs l2t machinery will take the first
prize, Having occasion to use water one night last
week. It was ionnd impossible to obtain drop,
even by going into the cellar which Is about on u
leyclwith the street mains And this state Of affairs
mcnt could remedy this by introducing proper cut
oils to prevent all the water from running down
TOWN.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

NITVNVt
THE sale by MeSsrs, Duncanson Bros, auc.
tionecrs, of fine bronze French clocks, Baccaret
vases, dressing-cases, work.bOXes, writing.desks,
&C., &c-n all the finest collection ever presented
for auction sale-will be continued by catalogue
this CTucsdNy) evening, December II, at o'clock
In the new store, New York avenue three doors
east Of Fifteenth street northwest Every lot of
fered sold without reserve
National Republican., 1880-12-14
A GntIerine of Literary Foi,,s

The regular weekly reception of DR., and Mrs
Bland last evening proved exceptionally pleasant
Hon, j. l.. McCreery read an original poem en-.
titled "What the World is Waiting For" Mr. ], c.
Mental Parliament Mrs. NJ Cora Bland gave
scientific essay on "What Shall We Eat" and Miss
Payne, the elocuiionist, recited " The School Mas
ters Guests and "The Changed Cross Hon.
Gilbert Do LaMatyT gave some interesting and
complimentary criticisms upon the poeina and
essay, Al present greatly enjoyed the entertain
m
National Republican., 1880-12-14
The NntionnIRIaes.

The National Rifles held Il special meeting last
night Gncr their regular drill and elected the fol
lowingMamed gentlemen honorary members; L
T. pettngill, \. NJ McNeely, W. II, Ycrkes Dr.
Carroll Morgan and James l.. Barbour, The com.
pnny respectfully declined the invitation TO visit
The Odd Fellows fair for the reason that the or
ganizGtlOn was not yet uniformed. Applications
from five gentlemen for active membership were
referred TO The recruiting committee.
The handsome new am0ry of the Rifles, Just fitted
up In Marni's Hall, was opened for the first time
I'M LuLL-LA
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Isaac RepudIntes the OrtIogrnphy.

W I1VVf
TO Ho Editor Of The National Republican:
The spelling of the remarks accredited to me In
your today's report of Miss Hagans meeting is
yours and not mine. II THE REPUBLICAN, under
Its new management, intends TO give the public
the benefit of facts would state that the question,
propounded by DR.. Maddox, u native American,
sitting next to me at the time. Miss Hagan did
work my question into rhyme, and did II well, al
though She did not answer 1t either In the airma-
tive or negative. There was 10 public complaint
that free speech had been trampled upon nor any
objections made to Miss Hagan occupying all the
time. ISAAC COHEN.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
A LIVELY TIME.
An Assistant Secretary has n wrestling
Match witt, q sncRts.Tbiec

Hon, Alon2o Bell, Assistant Secretary Of the In.
terror Department. who lives on NJ street near
Ninth, while eating supper last evening, heard n
noise in the passage and went TO the door just in
time TO sec q burly negro lifting his best oycrcont
of the hnt.mck. Mr.. He'll called to him. when the
thief made break for the street. closely followed
by Mr. Bell, who had meanwhile armed himself
with n stout cane. Mr. Bell was in striking dis.
rascal gained slight advantage. As soon as pos
sible he rcguinCd his feet and started agnin for his
man. This time the latter slipped up and Mr.. Bell
succeed in getting hold of the coat. The thief
proved too quick for his pursucr, however, and re-
gaining his feet dared over an adjacent fence and
escaped, Mr. Bell being len possessor of his own
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Ca,,,,p for Enrorm,t,o,.
The House District Committee ut lis meeting

The House District Committee ut lis meeting ycf-
tcrday adopted the following:
Rcso1red That the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia are hereby instructed to ascertain and
report TO this Committcc-Flrst, what authority
has charge OF the streets, avenues and public
grounds OF the Dlstrit? Second what particular
OhcCr under snid authority? Third, what portion II
any ~ the streets, avenues and public grounds are
occupied by private persons and by what authority
fuutih, IN whom is authority vested TO abatc nui.
sanccs upon said grounds, streets and avenues, and
remove hcrefrOm all Unauthorized structures and
pcronsf Fith, what further legislation, If any, is
necessary for the removal from snd grounds,
streets aud avenues ofany nuisances and unauthor.
iICl strlCturpg2
National Republican., 1880-12-14
u.ot r,s,,,. r,.,.cn

The following transfers of real estate were re-
corded yesterday: John Jordan and wife, to Henry
Noll, lots4 and 3, Stnchcomb's subdivision of lots
16 and II, In block ., Todd & Browns subdivision
Of Mount Pleasant, $500; William B. Evans ct ux.,
to Jane A. Crown part Of lots 17and L. Henry Rup-
perts subdivision of square 3OS $500; Louise B.
Holt ct rir, to Timothy w. skinner, north half Of
Charles e. Glover east half of lot o. square 1js Sl
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Theatre Coniouc.

The Comique, besides its excellent variety COM
pany, offers special attraction this week in the
shape of the peerless danseuse and pantomimist
Morlncchi, who will appear In the ever.popuar
drama, "a The French Spy" The audience last
night fully attested her popularity and she acted
and danced with her former Intelligence and
grace. She Is supported by Alf Mcdowell, who
has hosts of friends in this city and Is flrstclass
comedian
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Health is Wealth.

DIR. +. q. WFsT's NERyE AHD TREATMENT
n sDCcinC for HyBterlp, Dizziness, COnNulsOnH Nct
yotis Headache, Mental Doprcssl0n Loss Of Memory
BperInAtOrrhna, ImpOioncy Involuntary l.misslOns
abuse or OyeI.indlllgcncc, which leads 10 misery tie
cay and Death one box VIII cure recent cases Each
box on six boxes for Ave dOllarG; sent by man pre-
paid on receipt Of price We guarantee SIX boxes 20
cure amy case. With each Orlor received by US FOL
SIX boxes accompanied with Ave dollars, we viii send
the purchaser olr written guarantee 10 return the
money IN thO treatment does not effect cure Guar
Rnt00s issued by sIOrf & CROMWELL, $50 Penn,
syIvana avenue Washington, y. C., wholesale and
teniisn. ocl5tlyTThS
National Republican., 1880-12-14
SECONDHAND
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES

Persons wishing to dispose Of the above articles viii
do well to call at NJ wALsRYs, 0Oi d street. corner
ofNinth street northwest AS do my own cleaning
and repairing, therefore and will pay nom 2s to
40 per cent higher than any dealer in this city
HD-oTders by mail promptly attended 10
OOi ID, cor. 9th. NJ, WALsKY, eol d, cor. 9th.
apl0Iy
National Republican., 1880-12-14
PromInent uotcI ArrivnIs.

WWdrds-II0n. James y. GrOOmc and wife,
Maryland and Hon. +. Il. Beltzhoover, Pennsylya.
mia.
WormieBs-R. G. Dean, Philadelphia.
Ar,ipgtoa--Senstor J. T. Farley, California; f. s.
Chanirau and wife, New York; c. W. Tayieure,
New York Marvin Hughill, vice-president of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Hon. Burton
Colorado.
Ebbht-Hon X. II. Dawes, Mariette, Ohio; Gov
ernor ID. ii. Chamberin, New York d. Clement
Blddle, Philadelphia, and Hon. Edward S. Bragg,
wife and daughter Wisconsin.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Herzog sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
5F@ SPECIAL NOTICE.
EHISu gIspltIN

Acting Secretary on the part Of the French Rcpul
dc1-taw4w
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Mineral wnters.

The Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four. anda-
half street. use only S. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

Lucy stone, Mary a. Lvcmorc, Hon. George II.
Iorng, Julia Ward Howe, Mary Grow Matilda HIND.
man, Mary r. Eastman, ,Antoncttc Brown blackwell,
MARY V, ltnPgart, and many other wcllknown speak.
trS will be present.
1na t.ttl, 1tp urTt Inv tpu IN
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Established lsi0) Pennsylvania ave aud Ninth s.
lClJ
II. O. CANDEE. M. D., V. D.,

OF NEW YORK.
treat Rnd cure the following diseases: HemorrhOlds,
or piles. Constipation, Throat and Lung difficulties,
Consumption, hesr Disease Calarrh and Deafness
caused by CatarTh Suffering and Slanmcring, Gun.
GER Scruu. lGrniu, EiySipens GOlTrc, Asthma 81.
NitIls' Dance, Rheunatlsln lgss of Vitality restored
IN either Young old. All mNlalial pOsOiS and In
gcrng diseases OF whatever name nature thoroughly
and permanently erudlCatcd from the system, For
further diseases and difficulties which treat you must
make application at my Office,
COMPUTATION FREE TO ALL.
Onco Rnd residence, southeast corner OF Tenth md
X streets northwest,
National Republican., 1880-12-14
,9o WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

R1TyB MUSIC. o. PROFESSOR ORTENSTINE,
W. teacher Of Guitar, Piano Sc. 40 street north.
west, or 723 seventh street northwest VIII play at
parties delIGt
National Republican., 1880-12-14
NAIderncx Nnrona.N

At OO5 z Street n0rthWesil near Ninth, Tho only
reliable place in the city for genuine baths
National Republican., 1880-12-14

You can publish threeline advertisement o
want rent, for sale, or lost three times for twenty
five cents I'm THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
To Reduce stock.

The only Turkish bath in the city, 800 street
near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer this Side
of New York. DR., Bovee,
National Republican., 1880-12-14

$40 cashmere suits, twenty different styles; these
goods cannot be reproduced for that price. Else
man Bros, corner 7th and e.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Diamonds, Watches, and JeweIry- Great
hnrguLus.

Solid Gold Cameo Rings, 81. 80 upward.
Handsome l4CaTat Gold Watch and Gold Chain,
$50 our specially for the holidays.
solid Gold studs, 81 per set
Solid Gold l.ockets, 81,
Gents scarfPins, solid gold, s260
Ladies' sets Earrings and Breastpin, So
Solid li.carat Gold Vest Chains, $40.
500 Solid Silver Watches, extra heavy, $3.50
Handsome pair Diamond Earrings, S3j; weight
" cHrats.
s2l solid l4.carat Lever Watches.
. Sli0 Solitaire Diamond Ring, 2>s carats, perfect
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1880-12-14
The National sare.Deposit Company,

Julius Lansburgh's Low-Priccd Carpet House, 81
9Th
National Republican., 1880-12-14
AIledd nntIla

Boys oyercoats 81, neat and durable. Eisem
Bros, corner 7th and Il.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

Congress Water-the purest and safest of all CO.
thartic waters. None genuine sold on draught.
Avoid all coarse, irritating waters foreign and do.
kidneys. t,th,s.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Julius I.ansburgls Ingram, s5c., Si5 eth.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con
tinues to receive raluablcs of all descriptions fol
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

Fresh Alderney butter ohumed every morning
National Republican., 1880-12-14
HJulius Lansburgh's 81 Tapestry Brussels, sl6 7th.
Julius Lansburgh's 2oc. Hemp, Sl5 eth,
To Iyc.Iuce stool
To lsetIuce Sfocts

Boys pants, age four to ten, for ffty cents. Else
man Bros corner 7th and streets.
Juli,ts m sh,irobq u SI I InwalI InUrains atT 7th
National Republican., 1880-12-14

The sunshine Of many happy home has been
turned into dark despair by lie death of loved
ones caused by neglected colds. DR., Bulls Cough
National Republican., 1880-12-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Robes de Chambre,

Smoklng;iackcts and cords and tassels In large va
rcty at bottom prices, A. Saks q CO., one.pricc
clothiers 3l6 and 8lS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

a>Hs A PROMENADE RECEPTION WILL
fIsfHIs Tussdey TVESiNS from @ G 10 y cIocR s
shss % can be procpTed iGm any q The officers Of
by order Of -
Paul BRop1E, Adjutant General deil
nEs OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ms.
90 or d. Ca >,,,,s :, n,
Policy holdcIs hereby notified 10 renew Their In
EnTHncc for ls on or before December "a 1850 Please
The managers have determined 10 reduce the inter.
e. on ne premium notes to {, enc cr ma rs pGna &
sfpoieiss how now in force. J. WESLEY BoTElTR,
dViiS2t secretary.
Rl5ys MUSIC. o. PROFESSOR oRTENsTINE,
W. teacher Of Gutter Piano, Sc, 40 street north.
west, or 7s3 seventh street northwest WIN play at
elyo WOMAN SUFFRAGE
The Amercanwomgn Suffrage Asgoclotlonw win hold
Ion on on WEbNfsnNY and nd TiiIuhsDEY T. nCccmBGr
y and 10, ~ Lincoln Hail. commencing wednesday
AZ IO9On M, e3oand 7:3l y. m
Thursday morning, meeting Of delegates for busi.
!. Lucy Stone, Mary a. Llyemorc, Hon. George y.
man, Mary +. Eastman, ,Antoincte Brown blackwell,
MARY 2, Ioggart, and many other wcll.known speak
The public arc Invited to attend. dcoGt
tagH OFFICE NATIONAL REpUnMccAN,,
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of Inc Na.
tonnl Republican Printing and Publishing Company
tlt1llOll " seven NplNt lOT lut tl-
tnnn year. will hc held ~ the office of the company
on FRIDAY, DcCcpibCr 81 between the hours Of II Il.
m. and u m, LEWIS CLEplIANE
p0Ddd Secretary.
n~SITas Dn. FLODOARDO HOWARD HAS RII
kSS moved his ofhcc nnd residence to iOg L street
corner Eleventh street n, We aud has associated with
BIN IN the practice of Medicine Dr. HOWARD H.
BARKER oniCc hOurs-0 TO 1880 a. M. 1910 tO ~
m, and 2 Ia 1 H. M. noi03m
e~SSys FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS COM
kSS mission. Notice Is hereby given that the com
Hssioner appointed under the treaty between "thc
United states of America and the French Republic
brittle settlement OF certain claims Of the citizens Of
fl'her country against the other, concluded January
Is, isn," have appointed WEDNESDAH, December
n, lsS as the day OF Their FIRST meeting TO transact
business. The treaty provides that every claim shall
be presented 10 the commissioners within period Of
six months nom such meeting Parties having claims
under this treaty will please forward the mem.
orinl and other papers to the agents Of the re-
tpectiVC governments ut No. 1918 II street, Wash
mRton, u. C. The agents for the prosecution of Amer
enn claims Rgnnst the French Republics Hon, George
q Boutwell,. The agent for the prosecution ofFrcnch
cinims against the United States Is Mr. Arthur Lanen.
WASHN r. pEDDRICk,
Secretary ON the part of the United States,
LIE ONCE LAUGEL,
Acting Secretary the part of the French Republic.
II
National Republican., 1880-12-14
1ne p"olle n,e ,'.,.ca 10 u.'. ".,'

r>SlJss DIR. FLopoABDO HOWARD has ne.
kSSS moved his ohcC Rnd residence tu 1919 street,
corner Eleventh street W. aud has associated With
BIN IN the practice of Medicine Dr. HOWARD II.
BARK Err oilice hOurs0 to 1890 a. M; 1890 To u,
m, and tn u, m. noiO-3m
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-01-22
Literary Item =.

Readers of standard books will be
pleased to notice the great progress of
''The Literary Revolution" which is be-
ing pushed by the AMERICAN Book
EXCHANGE. New York. Among their
books just issued, or nearly ready, are
very neat edition of the Koran Of Mo
manned. complete, SIS cents; Macau-
lays England in three volumes, ST. so;
Milton's Poetical Works, complete, so
cents; in the Acnae Library of Biogrd-
ply, IL volumes formerly published at
SIPS each now brought into one volume
for so cents; in Modern Classics, Vicar
of Wakefield. EasseIas, Piccibla, Paul
aud Virginia, and Undine, all in one
volume. so cents; nicely illustrated
green and ebony hound Arabian
Nights, Robinson Crusoe, Pilgrims
Progress, Baron Munchausen end Gull
liver's Travels. each 80 cents, and
book of humor and wisdom by the
Author of Sparrowgrass papers; all in
good and some in large type, and well
and handsomely bound in cloth. De-
scriptive catalogues will be sent free
on request.