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Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23

DRACTICAL INSTR UCTION EN 1 steam and Mechanical Engineer ing. A thorough professional education, and desirable situation on graduating. can be obtained at the National Institute of Steam Engineering
 Bridgeport, Conn. A new class formed on the first of every month of 1880. No vacations. SEND FOR PAMPHLET. iy44 t
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
Price $l.oo. Six Bottles tor $500,

No family shOuSd be without LYDIA E. PINK HAMBLIVER FILLS. They cure Constipation, BR Rousnes Torpdity of the Iiver 25 cents per bor
 Sold by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
Remember This.

Dr. Kennedy, of Rondout, N T., would have you remember that you will avoid mis- takes by bearing in mind tue nonae of his new medicine. 'Favorite Remedy, and the price, One Dollar. For the cure of Urinary difficulties, Kidney Complaints, Constipation of the Bowels, and all those diseases and weakness peculiar to females, there is posi-. lively no medicine offered to the public at all equal toit. For sale by all Druggists The Dr's. address is Rondout, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
LYDIA D. PINKHAM's
Vegetable Compound,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This preparation, as its signifies, consists of Vegetable Proprrties that harmless to the most delicate invalid Upon one trial the merits of this Compound win be recognized asrelief is immediate; and when it's use is continued in ninety nine cases in hundred, positive and permanent cure is effected, thousands win testify On account of it's proven merits, 1t is to-day recommended and pre- ssrfbed by the best physicians in the country.
 hwiD cure entirely theworst form falling of tho uterus Leucorrhaa, Irregular and Painful Menstru- ation au Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera- tion Floodings, all consequent spinal weakness, end Is especially adapted to the Change Of Life. It will dissolve and expen tamofs from the uterus in an early stage of development The tendency to Caneerous Humors there is checked very speedily by itsusa
 In fact it has proved to be the greatest and best remedy that has ever been discovered. It per- meates every portion of the system, andgtves new life and yigor It removes faintness, hatulenGy, de- stroys all craving for sttmulants, and relieves weak ness of the stomach.
 It cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous ProstrA tien General Debility, sleeplessness Depression and indigestion That feeling of bearing down, causing pain weight and backache, Is always permanently circumstances, act in harmony with the law that governs the feunaiesystem.
 For Kidney Complaints of either sex this com pound is unsurpassed.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Isprspared at sss and ssS Western Ave. Lynn, ,MasA PRICE, S1.OO Six Bottles for $500
 Sent bymal in the form Of pills, also in the form of Lozenges onreceipt of price, s1OO per box, for ether.
 Mrs pnRHAM freely answers ell letters of inquiry. Send for pamphlet Address e above As"s'or' Ghts paper.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
M. B. MEAD, Canaan, Conn. :.

HEALER in Stationery, in the line of fine Writ
 NJ ing, Note. and Business Papers ard Envei 0pes etc. Owen Paper Co.'S. and Plimpton Mao ufacturing Co.'S. superior goods <; .. s'TAKE THE LEAD" :. The trade supplied in quantities to sult. Order solicited and guaranteed satisfactory. Orders filled st humphreys Canaan, Conn. 1y3a
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23

HEALER in all kinds of Stock. Cows constant D ly on hand. Orders receive prompt attention at lowest living icea LocUsT HILL FARM, Can aan. Conn. 1y33
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23

Ce w. CAMP, M. D. DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan, Cont. N Ofice day at Camps Drug Store. from one to four o'clock. Thursday afternoons. 88yol6tt.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
NraeeNers, Gusde.

 HsusArsx1C aAlLRsAD. shsrtess QHiCkesi and Cheapest Rsats to No. Adamas Mbsn5, Troy, South Norwklk, Btam- ford, ChAthAEn, Hudson, SarataEAss Utica, Bofnes byIacuAe, Aubsrn, GenevA, A0Gh-' sster. kufxelee SuspensiGn, Bridge, M-
 aEBxn &alls, Cleveland, Detrett, Tolo-
 do. CincthhAti, Indisnap6hk, CAas
 :, csgo. st.Louis. Through Tisksts Sold and Baggage Checked for sbofS points es Union Dspos, oAnAan. Also4of RhitTdplpAiA, BAltimcse -.. V Es
 w''Aiassse; s,s asssssssss xs.ssfss fs.op ss0A''.
 stiiaffn A1aAHaEM1sT.
 zakisu Ta1AyS saIpoxrons. VII. S.I c. ua.l ItsiShs Train (psssenesr scco,n.
 nodaSonsl BaFrinsten Monday, We'd nesdaT As4 Friday. LeassGehsAn 1Gp. m.F 5,r '-.,i. 1e.le .. n. sfssgHnger Iiaan for kisasAeid. sr. I,,ysns ,s. ssszas EE @ 3: P. switA ThEeasl Car Rev AAten aE S.sS .. m., with through : csE fSfam 5sS1aGepart for Aikany, arldvilsx atA5osP,M Train arv7ves st Sal atoKS st&NPsMs Ocnnecting st Albany with expFssA estiving in Chicago At s.o0 tAe Lavs Ssaaan .s i2.4ap p. m. S.eo ?. m fesssaxer Train for PittsAsld. aniv- <. lessihg Eat York ct 800 :. m.j Leave New Haven at S.46 p. m. OonnectinG at Btsts 1inS for Albany and tha West. ar. fivInGst Albenyat l0.06 P. m., Saratoga LslveUsssan ct 7.si p. m.
 SyA62 FAILS VILLAGE. ~,' 500 .. m. 9peeiAl Passenger Train for Pitts Asld. Arriving st 7.A7 .. u., Albany, s,bS
 cave d.nsan at s.1a .. n.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
r1ssx. !sssrRnN RA RAlLmoAD.

NS .,.et tsf4fasi E = .'-a :cemasencins June IS, lssc.
 ocNa xxsfe SSA1xs LEAVE okszAx. ; aa.Ao .. a.sn- Cenhscsing from Pittsaeld, st MI. 7 i lsss9k tsa Poashkeepsies Rhinepsck and Ls.l:s Y N .s.,i.bary .s ia.ss .ndsI.hsvll,e s.ss ?. n. Cennscting fron Pittshela. At Agsi i. r. lertop for New fork. arriving ct & C D. m. Lcsyss Aelisburyst A.2o and Lskevills G. .s p. m. s's soSSass.ins from pis..hsia. AtN,,.
 ,srtDs NasA Express for Albany and ahss ' Ls.yss !. s s..issui, A 7.os and t.lstal. 4wp. n: Elsk Tfa,n. eonnss.ias as 1fm&1ss sor Ass Assk arriving st issaO sen. Rulss
 oofNeIassss rnArxs LEAVE oANAAs.
 s.to .. n. keGSss 6nlerton ct 100 .. m.. IatS.
 WueN 70; and 6aiisburJ at 7.eO .. ni.
 @ sassspS,s ss sinsssd ss ss W,
 New Hkten, arriving at 1 ,B6 D. tn.-sSy-
 ing 10 miles disSance o5er 'sny othsr routef for Westneld. Northamptpn, Wil- | nsnsssuExh and Hoiyoke:;. At Mafttosd;, :,
 and eat f5ants North and East; arriving
 in Bo6toEat x.20 p. m. !; also for Wilii-
 -msntic, New London. Providence, Nv
 Isavss 1laaerson as s.so, Lsieyille , oS Salisbury e.il .. n. ,g :. Y ,.so ?. n. OolssCting hrom Albany. At winss
 tedfot MAterbury and Bridgeport. A
 Efesbufy for New Haven, N estAeld. Hci- yoke and Northampton. At Hartford scr MlhmAasic, New London, New York, Bossor and Saybrook, wis. o. V. R E Leaves Nilierton at AIS. Lakevills 9.J1 GAlisbpfy 4Se p. in. :. AiS p: IT. Lteses Millerton st ESQ. LAkeynIs f.@y Beiisbury s.6s D. m., for WinsteA.
 Ps@enkeaa lesvs New York at $50 p. m.
 connect with this train. =. st, koe A.lh: {MehdAy mornings only.l Leay2r .. Mnieft64sst 6.16 .. m., conhectinr M
 UkpsAn M1th Housstopio train north. Xt Pins MsAagw fog New Haven, srsfvinr n
 HlBG Aha apd for New rerk. AZ m.
 busytpp WestAeld and Nor rthamptcp. amA ! ersssiak "A Hsrtsosd as s.sa \. m. Fer tims q ysy stations and eennecsaeps = x poktefes s sAssa< 37E
 y!AaxEH EEAacE, s.s. sesEs,
 \ z ts'sA sss~s'rs@s.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23

tpayr PrvTsTTrEp. VIZ;
 soc .. m., RsssAhger Train fer Bridgeport, ar
 irving a1 42,80 noon, with through car |" for NSws I0sk. arriving at AV7 p. m. ; at
 New HA$eh at Ll0 ?. m. Leave Albany Ats.AQa.pE with through car.
 :. Laaye- Canaan at 9.9A .. m, t.25 p. pa. RAssbpger Train for Bridgcporf ar-.
 rivingsat k.6 ?. n.. with through car for
 New Yofk Arriving ct 7.x6 P. n. at New Havsa ct 28 '. m, commenting with train
 ,. .teAvanG Albshy at l0.0S .. m.
 LsAts 6sslsan at s.oo p. m. s a.ee D. m. NiiE Train ftf Bridgeport, asrayinr Y; st1see Rn.; at New Yofk, lV.S0 .. na. ! 9tNsw1aAEeh, 11.52 P. m. i,.t'- M . Leays dAn4an at 8.62 p. m,
 500 ?, r. ! NasWSnger Train for Falls YYIiaaa
 ArtiyiAS sf s.Oo ?. n. Leave Aihaay 70
 Lsssss Qssaan ss s.As p. m. sundAy 1iik 9Sxin leaves fittsnslA sA a Bs " 5. :Nsy ferk, Sli.eo ?. .m.: New 6a-
 Iss,s0sa ssn ssxs0p. m. III trains sbnpeet at Canaan with Connecticut Western F. NJ At Brooknsid Junction to and from DanbuEy.,, " ~. ". ,AvRmakEs L. M. sTxa.a4R0M. : > 0SAsfei 1HcAst Agent. .4, :. sup,t Bridgspsrt. yQA. May 5. 1880. .s...s .a~.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
1R.rowHlsnaDss
Air.
 CAT A RRH.
CAN BE CUREM

whys BAcause lnhalatien 10 the ealy was tAat ts dassase ef the Air PAsexges os fAS &koMa. Use shis sFeatnent e ws direcG WkleA e easy aad p,seeant, aAa we gsarantee Rssfsc4, Cure
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23
GR. GaRDNER.
mWTRESCOTT.

"ATCRMAKER and Jeweler. Watches Sol w at the Lowest Prices. Special Attention
 paid to Repairing. Camps Block. Canaan. y3
National Republican., 1880-03-20
GEORG EToVy NEVS.

Tho funoral Of Professor Peribeau will take
place this afternoon at o'clock. The remains
will he inferred IN tho Presbyterian cemetery.
No services will bo held except at tho ceino-
terry.
Rev. DIR. Riley is TO preach a temperance
sermon at tho Dunbarton NJ l.. church ON
Sunday evening next In behalf Of the Indie.
pendent Order of ReUhabitos. Considerable
preparations aro being made and . largo at
tendance Is expected.
The walls of tho new Georgetown College
building which are constructed ofblue gneiss,
found n short distance up the Potomac river,
have boon found to possess peculiar property
which renders plastering ON their in nor
surface imprncticabIe. 1t was proposed to
build an inside wall through tho entiro build
ing, but the expense attending this scheme
Is estimated at figure too high for the re-
sources of tho fund. Accordingly the diff.
Guilty will BIO surmounted by boring number
less holes in tho walls, inserting blocks of
wood, leaving slight projection and mailing
the laths thereon.
Mrs. Ex-senator Fcnton and her accom-
plshed young daughter who have bean
spending few days in town, called upon
their Georgetown friends. DR.. Bruce aud
family. Mrs. Fenton leaves Washington for
Philadelphia this evening.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
TIE CONTEMPT CASE.
n Postponement Of the Hearing Untn =

day.
Despite tho inclomunt weather yesterday
morning, tho chamber OF tho Circuit court,
Division No. 1, was packed with persons dc.
sirout of seeing all that might occur In tho
proceedings for coutomHt against 4. Il. l..
Reese, D1tectiva Joseph Acton, Police Oliccr
Howell, Shoriff Ritohio. Of Prince George
county, Nd, aud Joseph West. Tho bar was
strongly represented, among tho number being
many of the prominent members Of the pro-
tcssion. Justice MicArthur camc upon the
bonch mt 10 o'clock, and Immediately after
his court was opened received the verdict of
tho jury in the case of Mayhem against Rup-
pert, the case out of which this contempt is
said to have sprung. The verdict was in
favor Of the plaintiff for $500.
His Honor inquired Of the clerk IL any re-
turn had been III idc 10 the ordor for processes
in certain cases of contempt.
Deputy Marshal Willams-Yns, Your Honor.
Howell, keose aud Acton have boon found.
West has not, but | was told that he would be
here this morning Ritchie has not bccn
found. lie Is shoriffo Prince George county,
Md.
Colonel Cook-I appear for Koese only and
wish to file some aililavts and will bo ready
tomorrow morning.
The COurt-I4 Howell hcre2
Mr.. Howell-Ycs, sir.
The Court-Aro you ready, Mr.. Howell?
Mr., HOWELL suppose so.
The Court--Is Mr.. Acton hero?
Detective Acton-Ycs, sir.
Colonel Cook-I suppose that they havo not
road tho aihdavts, and probably IL would be
better for them to read tho atidavits aud pre-
pare their answer.
Detective Acton--I am ready now, Judge.
/ hnvc done nothing wrong.
Policeman HOWELL am ready now.
Mr. Randolph Coyle-I appear for Mr..
Acton, and l have not read tho alidavits, and
probably it would be best for all the parties
tO let the case 20 over until tomorrow.
Tho Court want this thing settled to-
morrow.
The Clerk-Mr. Howell has an affidavit on
file.
Mr. Birney-In regard to Mr.. Howell,
would say that | do not think his affidavit
sufficient, aud ho will want to amend
IT.. So far rs | am concerned, will say that
think Howell is less implicated In this matter
than some of the others.
Tho Court-A few days ngo, when the sheriff
of Prime George county, Nd had state
mcnt made iu his bohalt by Colonel Cook,
permitted him to return home, provided he
would come back ii wanted. | think this
matter does need his attention, aud ho should
return aud purge himself of any connection
In this affair. 1 hope that notice will be given
him.
Mr. Brney-I promise to do so, sil. can
reach him.
Tho Court-Vcry well then. will post
pone this whole matter until to morrow but it
must be settled then.
Mr.. Biruey-WiIl Your Honor name the
hour2
The Court-Ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
National Theatre-",y Partner. -

BARLEY Campbell's strongest success "My
Partner" with Louis Aldrich and G. r. Parsloe
ms Joe Saunders and tho ChindallH will be pro-
duced at the National Theatre on Monday
evening. 1t presents strory of vivid interest
and is represented as strong piece of work all
through. The st. Louis Times speaks thus of
the play at is fairly entitled to all the praise
that the press and the people have accorded,
and is likely to enjoy oven a more prosperous
career than the Danites,' hitherto holding
the first place in popular drama Of Western
life. Mr.. Campbell may be congratulated upon
tho work; 1t is certainly an acquisition to home
dramatic literature. There Is much ofstriking
originality in the situations, which are strong
and effective from beginning to end. The
sentiment could not be moro wholesome and
the interest Is sustained in n remarkable man
ner throughout. The story as it proceeds
claims all the sympathy of the audience, and
there Is sufficient of the vein of comedy in
troduccd to relieve tho stronger appeals to the
emotions with which the now play abounds.
bright humor, not forced, helps things COM
fortably along, and the audience carries away
at tho fall of the curtain the most pleasant rec
objections of the strong dramatic picture
which Mr.. Campbell has so skillfully pre-
sented of Western life, picture not altogether
exaggerated"
Fords Opera-House-"E Enclnntinont."
Tho beautiful spectacle OF "Enchantment"
VIII Do pItseulcu IOI Jlo iuSJ lliuc Nv FOIu )
Opera House this evening There will DO u
M utinee this afternoon.
National Thoatre-"Across the Continent"
The last performance Of Across the Conti-
nent," during tho present engagement will
be given at the National tonight. There will
be II matinee this afternoon.
Ford's Opera House" The Galley Slave"
Next week "rhe Galley Slave" one of
Bartley Campbelps latest and finest dramatic
creations, will be produced at Ford's Opera
House by strong company. The play is of
surprising interest, with a fine plot, that is
developed in excellent time and in certain
parts humor and pathOs are most charmingly
blended. Each character has part to play,
and tho interest of the audience is therefore,
not centred upon single performer. The pro-
duction OF this drama will be the occasion,
also, of the reappearance of many old favortes,
including Mrs. Gernon, Mr.. George Denham,
Miss Marie Bockel Miss Belle Mackenzie, Mr..
Downing aud others. Tho part of Ciceiy
Blaine is assigned to Miss Rosa Rand, a lady of
tne personal appearance, who has exhibited
marked ability as an emotional actress.
Theatre Comique.
Tonight will afford the last opportunity for
witnessing the fine variety entertainment at
tho Comque 1t is one of tho best of the year.
Another tlrst.class bill will bo presented next
week.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
JOY in Loulsinun.

The people Of Now Orleans, La, are clgted
with the decision Of the Postmaster General,
d. NJ. Key, In resembling his postotioo order
about the mails, rs no says he is persuaded
after am examination Of tho evidence sub
mitted that the Louisiana State Lottery Com-
pany is not fraudulent and has So recognized
h which rs a high tribute oxtortcd after Sc
we're trial from The Department Now letters,
registered letters postal orders alike 80 10 NJ.
A. Dauphin, at Now Orleans, La, or samo per-
son al No. 3lg Broadway, Now York city, N.
T. aud tho time to try Is the ncSt drawing,
April 18Th, when S. may win $4,000 Who is
the lucky mau2
National Republican., 1880-03-20
SeryIcss Tomorrow

E,street Baptist church The Rev. Louis
p. Hornbcrgcr, of Philadelphia, will preach
morning aud evening,
Reformed Episcopal church of the Re-
deemcr, chapel Of the Y. NJ. C. A., Ninth aud
d streets northwest. The Rev c. NJ. Hadda.
way will preach at II n m. on The hunilia-
tion OF Christ" SratS free. Strangers vel
come. No evening service.
Rev. Mr.. Van Durrs. the former and much
beloved pastor # tho Fiftecnth,street Prcsby.
terian church, aud now pastor Of IA church in
Troy, will occupy the pulpit of tho Fifteenth,
street church tomorrow Sunday, 2lst), in
the morning preaching on the subject "Tho
Power of Prayer" aud in the evening OH
The Power Of Faith "
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Children,s MIasGuerndo.

A very charming little masquerade party
was given last evening by Miss b. C.. Graves,
principal of the Metropolitan Seminary and
kindergarten, corner of Eighteenth aud II
streets to her more advanced pupils. The
costumes were very pretty and the characters
we'll sustained. Among the masQueraders
were Maggie Toel as Spanish lady; Rose He'll
man, old lady; MAY Potts, Roman girl Belle
Parker, Topsy; Alice Totten, fairy; Bessie
French, gypscy peasant Viola Hyam, Pink
Domino; Lydia Cruit, colored girl; Anna
Motfette gypsy; Carrie Westcott, Pink Domino;
Robert Chapman, Irishman; Carroll COnover,
frog; Johnnie Baldwin, old man; Willie Teel,
Indian Carroll Calkins, sailor. The young
people had several dances and sang II number
of Kindergarten songs. "The Prairie on Fire"
was recited by Bessie French; "Tho First
Party" bv May Chapman; From Under the
Window" by Helen Monroe; "My Sisters
Beau" by May Potts, also the "Gray Swami"
"Auction Extraordinary" by Bessie French;
Gossip" by Bsckie POTTS. and "AIother, Bear
Me TO the Window" was sung by Rose He'll
man. After refreshments were served several
games were played aud greatly to the enjoy
ment of the young folks.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
UnSnnll CnnlI.

At tho lecture of the above gent leman, to bo
delivered Monday night, tho min listers of the
city and the board of directors of the Young
Mons Christian Association will occupy seats
OH the platform. We know of no man who is
doing more to show tho reasonableness of
Christianity and the unreasonableness of un-
belief than Mr.. Cook; nor do we know of any
one who is doing it with such admirable toler-
ancc, yet dramatic intensity.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

The Grand Jury for the present term Of th o
court yesterday turned in the first batch of
indictments found by them rs follows jarrett
Pitcher, rape and assault with intent to com.
nit rape; Fannie Mccoy, petit larceny, second
oiense; Charlotte Beckett, petit larceny, sec.
ond otfense; Albert Smith, petit larceny, Sec
ond oifense; John Briscoe, keeping gaming
house. Tho charge of embezzlement against
Jerry A. Wiser was dismissed.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

Justice Hagner yesterday refused to grant
Mary +. Per Lee divorce from her husband,
Theron II. Per Lee. The bil was filed March
6, 1879, and sets forth that the parties were
married by Rev James Roberts ut Hills.
borough, Ohio January 7, 1857, and that the
defendant deserted her more than two years
prior to the commencement of the suit In
dsmissug the bin the Justice is of tho opn.
ion that the evidence is not sufficient TO estsb-
ish the desertion at the timo specified
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Iilnc,s pnlnce, Grnnd Onenlng.

Vh1 attention Of Tie lAdio8 Is directed 10 the
grand opening of French Pattern Hats and
B,unets, aud othor novelties In Spring MILL
merry Goods al Kings Palace, on next Monday
aud Tuesday, March 22 and %. The repula'
tion Of this house for low prices and fair deal
lug stands deselyedIy high, and ladies should
not miss this opportunity 10 Inspect aud pur'
chase at tho reasonable prices ruling in this
establishment.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

of elegant patterns at very moderate prices at
tho Boys Clothing House Of H. Robinson &
Co, 800 Pennsylvania avenue. Xii suits in
new aud fresh patterns and inviting styles
National Republican., 1880-03-20

GENTLEMEN in pursuit of the newest styles
Of goods for spring wear, will find nearly 300
different patterns from which to make selection,
at tue branch Office of Devlin g. Co.. 1920 F
street. Measures are taken here and tho
clothing made up at the Now York house.
Best styles of cut and fit guaranteed in ovcry
National Republican., 1880-03-20

$5 AND up for Pants, $50 and mp for Over.
coats, 81 so and MP for making and trimming
Pants. J. A. Grei,bauer d35 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

TIIE Rowland Dontsl Association. III Four. and,
Rhai street, use only $ s. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia. Price 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
$40 silver American Wntohss.

heavy cuscs adjusted movements, i, Harris
q Co., ABS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Nine Julia Rive King on Decker Bros
pIanng.

Having fully tested every piano of any re.
pute manufactured IN this country and Europe,
can cheorlully, truthlully aud unhesitatingy
say that prefer yours to all others, and will
use no other for my concerts when ! can obtain
youIs" u. Kuhn, Agent. i07 Tenth street.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Another Sta,enrn

Another Statement.
TO Dr. ron MOschsisker, 6l0 Maeteenh street
northwest, Washington, D. c.:
Your success in he treatment OF my case of
throat disease and severe catarrh merits pub
licity, that others in like afliction may bene.
fit thereby. Truly yours,
OSCAR d. MILLER
Slate Mills Rappahannock, Va.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

925 Solid Gold Sten-Wind
Watch, full jowoled, patent lever, warraDtcd
Harris s. Co., 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Slate Mills, Rappahanuoci, Va.

Hot drinks should be avoided in day timo
during cold weather, as they have q tendency
to weaken the lungs and affect the throat
Take Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for all cases OF
coughs, colds and hoarseness. Price, 25 cents
"A hottie
National Republican., 1880-03-20
.IMUSEMEN

julius LANsBuEGH's Famous Low Prices
aud great variety.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
.AR1s SPRING NOVELTIES.

DARIs SPRING NOVELTIES.
ROUGE ADRIANoPLE,
YEDDo CLOTHS.
BAkBGE DORIA
KAsCHMYR LAHORE pEGE.
AFGHAN CLOTH, -
pIACK CREPE DE CHINE,
BLACK CANTON CREPE
BLACK SATIN DE LION, at o., $3.50 80 and
CoioRED SATIN DE LYON. at $50
BLACK BNOCADE SAIlNS, from 3i.I5 to sf
BLACK SILKS tbest mHkes( from Toe. 10 to'
COLOHED SILKS tnew shades) from 81 to s-5O;
BLACK SATlNS, from ~ to s2.IS
COLORED SA1INS (ail priCesG
SUMMER SILKS. from 6l5ac. to kL21;
BLACK GRENADINES NEW designsG
BLACK ALI-SILK PEKINS, from sl.S5 10 81
VELVET GRENADINES;
PARASOIS AND SUN UMBRELLAS;
NEW STYLES IN FISCHUES and SCARFS;
SPRING ULSTERS, JACKETS and WRAPS;
NEW STYLES IN 5EAWI4s, HOSIERY, HAND
KERCHIFi5, etc, eic. .
Our stock Is now very large and complete In az
depnrtme ents aud is weil worthy the attention Of all
persons in search OF GOOD WEARING FABRIcs'' at
"Low PRICES"
ES-''One Price Only, Marked in Plain Figures"
PERRY Is BROTHER,
Pennsylvania Ave-, cor. Nintb st.
mnrls-6t Established IN 1910.
National Republican., 1880-03-20

IULIUs LASsBUROHs Famous Carpets
Famous Prices aud Famous Stock. 42l 9TH
afrppI
National Republican., 1880-03-20
Thermomstrlo Readings,
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States clearing weather
colder HorihwcsleFy winds, rising baromulor
National Republican., 1880-03-20

Famous Partisan Diamonds,
set in solid gold mountings, drops, rings etc.
from g up. i. Harris & Co.
National Republican., 1880-03-20
GAMING AN Ex-SECRETARY.
The Wright-DeIanO Case in the
Criminal Court.

Tho sury OF the Assault Told 20 a Jury
After II Lapse of over Two Years--Ths
Defendant Claims to Handle
shnlrlah with the skill of an
Irishman--He Tells How
to "Hap" Man.