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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-01
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF
THE RENOWNED Medicine.


40 medicine introduced 10 the public
has eser mst with the success accorded
10 Hop Bittens. IL stands to-day the
lest known curative article In the
world. Its marvellous renown b not
due to the advertising ii has received.
II 10 famous By eAson Of its inherent
virtues II does ali that Is claimed for
II. IL Is the most powerful. speedy and
affective agent known for the building
up Of dsbilitated systems. The follow
ing witnesses are offered to prove this:
What Ii Did For An Old Lady.
Co~hocfOh Station n. T., Dec. %, 1873.
Geas-A number of people had been
using your Bitters here, and with mark
ed effect In fact, M case, a lady Of
over seventy years, had been sick for
years. and for the past ten years / have
known her she has not been able 10 he
around half the time. About six months
ago she got SO feeble she was helpless.
Her old remedies, or physicians, being
of no avail, I sent to Deposit, forty.fve
miles. and got a bottle OF Hop Bitters.
1t had such u very beneficial effect on
her that one bottle improved her 50 she
was able TO dress herself and walk about
the house. When she had taken the
second bottle she WAS able to take care
Of her own room and walk ont 10 her
neighbor's, and has improved all the
time since. Ny wife and children also
have derived great benefit from their
use. w. ID. HATHAWAY,
IL AT. u. s. Ex- Co
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-01

WARMERS SAFE REMEDIES
are sold 10y Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine everywhere.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-01

10 to &XO e @nrsh & irec. xairess sfis-
soN &co.. foEtiand, Maine. diaanwly
|670fA WEEK. SO a day nj home easily
0lZ made. Costly outfit nee. Address
|TnuE q Co, AnsnsiaaM Maine. diodawiy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-01

Is gathered from the columns OF the
shenandoah Valley" New Market,
Va, the following These are all val
uable safeguards TO prevent diseases,
and If such have YOU in their grasp. the
hold will he released by employing
Warner's Safe Remedies.n
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Best Sc Pebble Goat Button
Boot at j. Brooks, s02 Seventh street.
Tho nurrisnn Iastntn-

Tho matter Of the disposition of Sd, coo, left
as the estate Of Robert Harrison was decided
In the supreme court OF tho District yestor-
day. The deceased WAS we'll known in this
city, and he fell heir to the sum through Mrs.
Harrison, his reputed mother After his
DEATH when 1t came to settle tho estate in the
probate court, difficulty arose as to whom be.
longcd the money. Two sets of claimant is ap.
peared and set up their title to it. Both Of
them proved that Harrison was an illegiti-
mate son, but claimed different mothers for
him; both, however, being sisters. After
taking mass of testimony In the case, u dc.
cision was rendered upon the hearing by Jus.
ticc Macarthur aud an appeal taken to tho
general term. Here the case was fully re-.
argued. Justice Wylie, in delivering the
opinion, said that the court was satisfied that
neither Of the parties petitoning had estab-
lished the genuHcncss Of their claim or fully
shown the true parentage Of tho deceased
They were averse to granting the applica.
tion Of either claimant, SO an order would bo
made dismissing both petitions and directing
that the administrator deposit the money IN
the United States treasury to the credit of the
Harrison estate. There it could remain until
satisfactory claim was made out, or it be.
came the property Of the government.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
CITY NoIES.

-Benedctine Malt Vino Beer Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Luther Chrisman, the boy arrested Sun
day night for stabbng Lewis Key was fined
500 or sixty days yesterday.
james Jones, the colored boy who picked
John Dowling's pocket Of two pool tickets was
sent to Jail iorsixty days yesterday.
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side OF New York DR.. Bovee.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, oc. Call or
address Herzog, 30S Ninth st., II car Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 0O3 Estreet, near Ninth
Tho only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths,
Morris Harrington, who was charged with
knocking down john Koefe and breaking his
leg, was fined $50 or sixty days in Jail. An
appeal was noted.
Owing 10 tho illness Of Whito, the stroke.
oar of tho Analostan crow, il is probable that
there will bo no race between the Potomacs
aud tho Anaostans.
The opizootic has invaded the stables of
the fro department Fifteen Of tho horses
have been attacked with the disease, two Of
them boing seriously affected.
Tho liquor license boaid mot yesterday
and received large number Of applications
which were marked informal because of
failure to comply with the new regulations.
The coroner Yesterday investigated tho
death Of Thomas Jones, who died suddenly Mt
No. 725 Sixth street northeast, Sunday night
and gave certificate Of death from apoploxy.
Lewis E,krdge notorious rough, was
committed to Jail yesterday on a charge of
petit larceny, second oIcusc, lie was charged
with stealing blanket hat aud hatchct
from William Gates.
IHE thoughtlessness Of peoplc is so great
in regard to watcliulness against Colds, etc,
that were it not for the wonderful curative
power of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup we should
shudder at the fate Of such.
George Briscoo was committed to the
grand jury yesterday for tho larceny Of l15
bottles Of wine from Leo Kolipinski, aud
George Briscoc, William Brscoo aud John II.
Green were committed for making an assault
on Sergeant Boyle.
The sisters Of St. Joscph's orphan asylum
are about holding their annual fair, aud
among the prizes 10 be voted for is hand.
some gold medal, to be presented to the most
popular ball player. Many of the boys have
thoir friends, aud the voting win doubtless bo
spirited.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

ST. James-Frcd Grammar of Norfolk, Va
b. W. Palmer ol Portsmouth, Va, Henry A,
DOdger Of Norfolk, Vs., John r. Clarke aud
wife Of Nebraska, w. Knapp of Now York,
John l., Roper, William Fitzgerald aud wife
aud d. o. Holland of Norfolk, Va, Mrs.
George j. Schel of Philadelphia. j, S. Kirk
patrick and wife Of Kingston Canada W. W.
CdIQuitt, b. Freeman aud wife, Mrs. q. A. Hor.
ton OF Georgia, o. j. Powell aud family OF
Indiana, and Miss o. n. Qligley and Miss NJ.
A. Camp of Newark, n. j.
Riggs Andrew Mason Of New York, E. w.
Brown of Boston, G.. p. Griffith of Cincinnati,
and l., II. Hershheld OF Montana.
Ebbitt--W, McCuloch and Miss B. NIcCul.
loch Of Columbus, Ohio, NJ. II. Carpenter and
T.. S. Poets aud wife Of New York, Albert
Hanson of Philadelphia, and Charles Orr of
&euia, Ohio.
WilIald's-C. D. Moody, Lovcrett Bell,
Chester ii. Knew aud Robert B. Kuow of st.
Louis Ii. NJ Hutchinson of Maryland, vii.
liam Watson Of London, and J. b. Price Of Mis-.
souri,
ImperiaI-J. l.. White of York, Pa, Walter
A, Donaldson Of New York, and agents London
circus,
Natioual--J, b Kirk of New York, Martin
ii. Muller mud wife of Brooklyn G.. H. Fry
aud George Hansen Of Philadelphia, r. NJ
johnson of Fort Smith, Ark, j. b. Booth of
NV York, Il, j. Clagett Of Prince GEORGES
county, Md, ii, 0. CIagett of Lee.6urg. va
j.. r. Powell Of Alabama, Hon. Daniel b
Lucas Of West Virginia, G.. HI. Sommer of
Philadcl phia, Edward l.. Dana ofWihcgLarre
Pl, John @. Lowrie uf Now York, w. II. Sci.
den of Atlanta, Ga, james V. Brooke and R.
n Brooke of Wnrrenlon, Nn, C.. H. Onield of
Chicago, John J.. Eugc and John G. Stockton
1f Folida, aud Stephen Long OF Pennsylvania =
National Republican., 1880-10-19
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. 1s. 1880.
| The Alexandria Reform club celebrated their
first anniversary tonight.
| Tho steamer George Lear has gone to vii.
mington, D9 for repairs.
Six handsome street.cars from Philadcl-
phia passed through this city to-day for Lynch.
burg.
The schooner Hattie Williams was hauled
| on the ways at tho shipyard this morning for
repairs.
Tho annual meeting of tho stockholders Of
tho Alexandria water company is to be held
on the LIST of November.
sixty.Rve carloads of stock passed throug h
here Saturday night, oyer the Virginia Mid =
land railroad for Baltimore.
Captain Graham of this city Is having
built at Wilmington, Del, a new tug.boat to
run on the Potomac, in place OF the Katie
Wise.
Mr.. Harold Rcdgravc, upon whom an opor-
alton was performed by Dir. Brown, assisted
by Drs. Powell and Stabler, Saturday last, for
strangulated hernia, is doing we'll
Miss Susie V. Dufey, twcnty.onc years oc
age, while engaged about the house fell on the
hoor at the residence of her grandfather, Mr.
Christian Schafer, on Farflx street, this
afternoon about halfpast O'Clock and died
of heart.dseaso before medical assistance
could reach her.
Quarterly scrvi os were commenced IN the
NJ. f. church south last night. Rev Dr..
Register, presiding elder of this district,
preached most excellent sermon. Tonight
ut halI-past Z o'clock the regular quarterly
conference will be held in the church, pre-
sided over by DR.. Register.
The .afmory of the Alexandria light in.
lantry will he formally opened ON Wednesday
night next, when the comedy entitled "Our
Boys" will be presented by selected com.
pauy from the National theatre, Washington,
aud the Hollidny.strcet theatre Baltimore.
The hall is under the management of Lieuten-
ant George S. Smith, assisted by Samuel g.
Kingsley of the National theatre, who say
that they Intend to reproduce in Armory hail,
guished artists.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
In Which None but Thirty-thrd- Degree
Masons Participate.

maBons Iarttcipnto.
The hieunin session of Scottish Rite Ma
SONS of the southern iurisdic ion is now ia
progress at their rooms over the Bank of tho
Republic, General Albert Pike, grand com
mander, presiding, and will continue until
next Friday. Among those in attendance arc
the following Masous of tho thrty-third de.
gree, who aloueiure eligible in this branch of
the order: DIR. J. c. Bachelor of Louisiana,
p. c. Tucker of Galveston, Tex, IL. Buist of
South Carolina, w. l.. Mitchell of Georgia,
Glmor Meredith of Maryland. L. r. Carr of
Kansas, Martin Collins of Marylnnd, 5. NJ.
Todd of louisiana Fred. Weber OF Kentucky V,
DIR. A. G.. Muckey of South Carolina. DIR. j. NJ.
Brown, U. S. N, w. X. Singleton of Dis rct OF
Columbia, j. l.. Roper of Virginia, Fred.
Greenwood of Virginia, DR.. Gorgas Of Mary.
land, Dr. Il. j. Mum of Georgia, and W. NJ.
Ireland OF the District OF Columbia. A number
of members of the thirty-sccond degree are
also here us visitors. At this session business
of interest to the order will bo transacted und
successor elected to the late Lieutenant
Grand Commander J. r. McDaniels of Vir.
giniu. A lodge of sorrow will be held at
Foundry church Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock, at which General Albert Pike will
deliver the eulogy, aud music will be rcn-
dcrcd by choir under tho direction of Profess
sor widows.
A session of the Provincial grand lodge of
the Royal Order oil Scotland was held last
evening for tho purpose of initiating some
new members This order embraces all of the
United States, the membership being limited
to 100, but there is only Que grand lodge in
the world, with headquarters at Edinburgh,
Scotland.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

The Synod Of Baltimore will convene at
the New York-avcnuo Prcsby yicrian church az
hali.past z o'clock, and continue in session
TWO days. At the session tonight the open.
ing sermon will be delivered by Rev. B. f.
BittingGr, ID. d., of tho Westminster Presbyte.
rian church. The sessions tomorrow and
Thursday will opon at Ga. m. Among the topics
to be presented arc: "rhc Sphere aud Wort;
of Woman in the Church." by Judge Charles
d. Drake; "Prcsbytcrial Visitation of the
Churches" by Rov. J. Patton. D. d., aud "Iho
Duty Of Christian Parents TO Attend Per.
sonally to the Religious Education Of their
Children" by Judge William Strong. The
Synod OF Baltimore is a representative body,
aud consists Of the pastor aud one ruling elder
from each church within its boun Is, covering
paris of tho states Of Delaware, Mary land
and the District OF Columbia. In addition to
these there are connected with the Synod the
churches in the Presbytory of Rio Jancrio,
South America. From the last report to tho
general assembly it appears that there are in
connection with it l45 churches 1877 minis
tcrs aud l6,3l9 communicates.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Il 7RANsFoRmArIoN SCENE.
Crowds OF Democratic Repeaters Distorted
Into Hands of Negroes,

Into bands OF Negroes,
Tho New York Sun aud some other demo.
cratic journals, which have been endoavoring
to explain the astounding democratic defeat
IN Indiana, have laid much stress upon an al
legged interview with ex.Stato Senator Ecclo.
sine Of Ohio who protesscd to have come
through 10 New York ou a train leaving CO.
lumbus at 1890 D. m. last Tuesday, and ro.
lated with serious air the actions of u crowd
OF negro roughs on the train, who had, he
learned, been imported into Indiana TO "help
OUT The republicans.
he attention Of an attache Of the Pan Han.
die road, who is now in Washington, being
called to this statement of ex-senator Eccle
sine, whoever that gentleman Is, he denounced
IL as utterly false
why, 1 came through on that very train
from Columbus myself" remarked tho rail
road man, "and the facts are just contrary to
what they are represented to be in the Suns
interview. There was only one car attached
10 tho train at Dcnnisou instead Of three cars,
as alleged, and that was the regular car from
the g., T., " q w. road which is attached OH
this train every day"
WAS there any Garfield and Arthur banner
or other display about tho train2"
There was 10 banner at all-only a small
American fag, which had no inscription on
"What is tho truth of tho statement about
We'll, l went through the train several
umos, aud | must say that there was pretty
rough crowd aboard, but they were all white
men, aud went through to Philadelphia.
They may have been, and probably
were, repeaters From the conversations
| overheard they had all been out
to Indiana in the interest of tho
democracy. l was informed that the crowd
came from Randall's district in Philadelphia.
More than that, railroad men through Ohio
and Indiana can tell YOU that crowds of
roughs, just like the one l have been talking
about were hocking in from tho cast
during the whole week preceding the election.
They were in organized bands, aud their ex.
pcnses at the eating houses and other places
were paid by the leaders,"
The interview given above only corrobor.
ates the statements of many gentlemen of
this city who were in Ohio or Indiana last
week, showing how crowds of democratic
hoodlums and repeaters were transformed in
tue eyes OF such gentlemen as Senator Eccle-
sine into gangs Of drunken negroes.
HAHN's So fine calf sewed boots have no
rival M SIG Sovcnth etract
National Republican., 1880-10-19
MARYLAND NEHS.

Hon. Robert FARRELL of Caroline county is
suffering from a malignant tumor
The farm OF John Corbn, in Worcester
county, has been sold to John S. Lank ford for
T$1,520.
DR.. Scptimus Cook, one of the best known
citizens of Prince Georges county died last
Wednesday.
Mr. James Straughn, the Oldest inhabilant
of Cambridge, died on the 11th instant, aged
oighty'Rve years
Queenstown, in Queen Anne's county, will
celebrate its seSqui.ccntennial anniversary on
the 23i instant by an oyster supper.
Mr.. Andrew Gillinqcr, Of Elk Neck died
on the 9th instant from injuries caused by
falling from tree while gathering chestnuts,
There Is pumpkin vine near MyersyiIlc.
on which seven pumpkins grew. weighing
together 5j5 pounds. The largest one weighed
l2l pounds.
DR., David Tschudy died in Hagerstown last
Saturday in tho nuetieth year of his age.
He was engaged in the late war, though then
seventy years of age.
Samuel Hull, coored, of Howard county,
was killed last week by the accidental dis.
charge Of gun in the hands oil Moses Will.
iams, also colored.
An aged lady, sixty years old, tho mother
of Mrs. Yonkors Of the second district OF Cecil
ing by hanging herself
German land company with capital of
100000, has been formed for the purpose of
cooniziug Delaware aud the eastern shore of
Maryland with German farmers.
For n week past Il fro has been raging on
the mountains east Of Harmony in Frederick
county. II has extended TO lands belonging
to George w. Summers and Daniel Derr.
Train men on the Cumberland & Pcnmsyl.
vauia railroad, between Cum ol land aud Frost.
burg, about $50 in number. struck last Thurs.
day because two train men were discharged
some time since
William Gay, who lives near Creswell, has
on his place peach tree covered with bios
SONS, rs in the spring time. The crop oil
peaches, about bushel and a.half was re-
moved about six weeks ago.
A little son of Mr.. Frank Ducr of PocumOke
City died on th0 18th instant from Il dose of
oil Of wormsecd instead of vermfuge. The
mistake occurred through II misuuderstuud-
ing Of the verbal directions OF a physician.
A man, formerly tramp, who had lately
been employed by John W. Bay of Perrymans.
vile, brutally assaulted coorod girl, = do.
nestle in the family, ono day last week, aud
ran away when lie found she was in u pro.
carious condition.
Selby b, Scaggs, one Of tho best known resi-.
dents Of Washington county, aud formerly
connected with tho Levy court, died at Ben
ming, d. Co. last Friday, He was seventy.
seven years fage, and had spent much OF his
life in the uoghborhood where he dicd,
On the 9Th instant Mr., Alexander Smith,
who was going home from the Hartford county
fair with his wife in carriage, was suddenly
taken III and died in i,Wifc'5 arms. He had
walked up hill to relieve the horse, aud the
yoont exeron brought on an attack of
apOplexy
National Republican., 1880-10-19
RATHER PREMATURE.
An Alleged "Dlack List" Prepared by Dem
ocrats In the Districts Employ.

btbtflCtS Employ
An amusing sensation has been created at
the District buildings by tho discovery of
what Is alleged to be list of republican cm.
ployes, prepared by some of the democratic
employees when the Hancoclt boom was raging
hottest, aud these good Virginia democrats
thought the day was near at hand when the
ox.coniods from Virginia would complete the
capture Of the District government The
amusing feature of the sensation is the ex-
PLANTATION made by the aforesaid democratic
employees since the Hancock boom has stopped
raging 50 holly, and there appears to be some
chance that the District government will re-
main republican in name, If not in fact, for the
next four years. The facts as collected By a
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN reporter arc as fol.
lows: Some time ago prominent democratic
employe, WHO served IN the southern coufvd-
eracy as naval officer, borrowed u NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN from another officer Of the Dis.
rct government. The gentleman who loaned
the paper desiring to get it again went to the
room OF the confederate naval officer and
interrupted a private conference between
him and another cx-confud. lie found his
paper Oh the table aud was about to take il
away, when the oN.naval officer hastily took IL
from him again, tore Of portion of tho border
aud returned 1t, Ilu did not, however, tear
oil enough Of the border. Ou what was lefJ
was found the names Of the more prominent
republican employees in the building and
their salaries From this incident the story
wentabroa that the cS.conlcds had prepared
a list OF republicans To be bounced Since
Ohio and Indiana have been heard from, tho
eF-conleds have evidently become much
alarmed at the Crcdcnco given to the Story
ana the results which may come of 10, SO they
now explain that the names were merely nut
down incidentally in calculation, ia reference
to the appropriations. 1t Is a strange coiuci.
doEGc, however that the names put down thus
incidentally are all those of wcll.known repub.
ilcaus The cN-naval officer has applied to
the District commissioners to investigate and
oYonGrate him from the charge Of preparing
uhlIrt lialW
National Republican., 1880-10-19

At meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Garfield and Arthur club Of Alexandria
county, held ut the residence of BENJAMIN
Austin, esq, at Arlington last evening, ar.
raugemonts were mado Tor mass meeting Of
the republicans to be held at Arlington TO.
morrow night Matthew Trmble was chosen
chairman aud Benjamin Austin secretary.
Major A. c. Richards General f. w. Whit.
akor, Major James A. McNabb, Clarence 81.
Barton, Spencer A. Coe, l.. s. Emery aud
number Of others viii be present and speak
for Garfield, Arthur aud Bayly.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
New Advertisements
JuIIUs LANsRURau'5 85o. Ingram, 8l5 nm
Marriage Ilcenses.

The clerk Of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses; john Knott Of
Georgetown, ID. C., and Mary Il. Eylin of
Montgomery county, Nd; Maurice z. Shipley
OF Prince Georges county, Nd, and EDla Il.
Bell; John Treadwell Of Now York ritv and
Annie d, Fnrrow Of this city; Francis Il. b ,ck.
with aud Ella e. Taylor, both Of Washington
eounly, Md and John S. King of this city
lnd Kate Turben of ST. Msry's county, Sid.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

The Garfield and Arthur club of Falls
Church, Va, had made arrangements for con.
yoyances to attend our ratification meeting
ON Saturday evening last. After waiting until
l;30 o'clock, and being disappointed ia regard
TO ConyeyaGcos, they determined 10 march The
sntre distance, aud seventy strong. under
command of Captain j. h, EugIc, With torches
and bauueIs, they marched TO Washington, at.
tended the meeting and marched back home,
having travelled over twenty mile. They
reached Falls Church ab0ut2 q, m. on the l7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
CITf ITEMS.
A unnnv I,nstnrntInn.

l can truly say that owe my present ex.
istence aud happy restoration to the hopes
and joys of life TO the use of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, aud say to every
one suffering from any manner OF kidney
liver or urinary trouble, "Uso this remedy and
recover" w. T., SANFORD.
HoLLEY N Y Feb % 1850
National Republican., 1880-10-19
1t is Gottlng Cool

The large aud seasonable stock Of oyorcoats
at George +. Timms & Co.'s clothing house,
southeast corner of Seventh and d streets,
should BIO inspected by every gentleman IN
u,ed Of such garment. Tho coats are of the
best quality, well made, stylish aud durable,
aud sold at The lowest pr ices.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

The Nniiounl saic-DepOsIt Company,
corner Filtecmth street and New York avenue
continues to receive yaIuablcs of all descrip.
tions for safe Keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Inr.statg

can solve the problem how TO dress boys well
with small amount OF money by selecting
their clothing at the Boys Clothing House of
B. Robinson 6 Co., 0J9 Pennsylvania avenue,
as we name tue lowest prices in the District.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

$40 ulstor, full weight, takes the lead. Else
man & Scheyer 42I Seventh street, under
Odd. Fellows hall.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
NnbhY Grnllrinnn

examine our new line Of solid gold scarEpins
from ~ up. II. Harris & Co., 1872 Seventh
street,
National Republican., 1880-10-19

Complete Tea sets, S2j,
of best triple slvcr-platc OH white metal. II
Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Hotel Arrivals.

BENEDCTlNE MALT WINE BEER. Finley g.
Koch agents 1906 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Good for TnlIs Churoh.

JULlUs LANsBURGu's 81 Lowell Iuguius
u5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-19
Arlington KerubIionns.

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots, 81 so,
50 and - So llahn's, SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

Our $40 "kuockabout"
suit Is selling like hot cakes to a hungry man.
Katzcusteiu, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-19

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and-half street, use only s. g. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price 81 por set. Seeadyt
National Republican., 1880-10-19
For Wedding presnnts.
JULIUS LASsBuRaH's 2Oc. Hemp, S15 7sh.

A full line Of silverware, ranging from $l5O
up, at Il. Harris e. Co.'S, 432 Seventh street.