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National Republican., 1880-12-11
Tho Theatres and r,,ooov g,,cc,scs.

Messrs. Hume and Thompson, representing the
Liquor Dealers Association, and Mossrs. Miller &
Jones .opricors Oft the restaurant in the National
Ihcatre building called upon the District Com.
miSstoners yesterday to talk with them regarding
thcir refusal TO rcliCCnse the theatre restaurant
y was urged that great Injustice was being done to
nessrS, Miller Jones. The commissioners stated
mtddle they had no option in the matter.
The visitors before Withdrawing intima'od their
intention of testing the natter in court. The Com
missionors aftOrward in conversation with n RE-.
PUBLICAN reporter, stated their willingness to have
the mntter settled in the courts, Us to prevent
further pDutrOyprsy
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Tho congressional joint select committee on ,hc
Yorktown centennial celebration to be held next
October and the Yorktown centennial commits
sioncrs held joint conference yesterday In the
reception room Of tho Senate, Senator Johnston, Of
Virginia. rre.iding The arrangement Of n dc
tailed plan for the celebration referred 10 sub
committees Of each of the bodies 1t was the pre-
vailng sentiment that the congressional npprO-
pri0tiOn for the celebration should be increased
from S2OOGO TO SlO00OO, and thnt liberal Gppropria
tions should be made by each OF the several States
After discussing the proper duration of the cere-
monies Il itRppcared 10 be the general opinion that
the participation of tho United States authorities
should not extend beyond two days, At II subse-
quent meeting of tho committee of commissioners
from tho different States resolution was adopted
requesting the Governors of the respective Sato5 to
take measures to secure sufficient appropriations
to enable their states to take suitable part i'll the
celebration.
The meeting was adjourned to meet at Yorktown
at the celebration unless sooner called together by
the chairman. The Yorktown Centennial Assocle-
tiOn met at the Ebbitt House yesterday and ap-
poiurd several committees including one com
posed Of Judge Robt Ould, Of Virginia, Colonel
j. T. rcyton, OF Virginia, and Mr.. Thos. Cochran,
Of Philadelphia, to cooperate with the commit
tees appointed by the other bodies.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
IN Re.incc Hincl

boys ovcrcoqts s2 neat and durable Eiseman
National Republican., 1880-12-11

than Z" a thousand of Brick a day."
Rochester Am. Rural Home.
NAAN "The man who wrote A
US1QylS FOOLS Errand' could not be
NNo guilty of poor work if he tried.
49,. A regular literary brick, with
strSw daS of PF swift ThE" ""S his pamphses9 SasS Re
doubt if fiction has been made to play SO
caustic and delicate partisan Francis
DEMmND "The most exalted ex-
HHNEEh pectations will be entirely
1N1A L 4 AAN satisfied by this remarSa-
able and delightful book. 1t is destined
to take even deeper hold upon public
sympathy than the work already famous.
A story not only of thrilling in
terest, but which appeals to the deepest
and purest sentiments of humanity"-
NJ Y. Examiner and Chronicle.
considered with reference to its In
terest as story, the book is greatly in
advance of "A Fools Errand."-N Y. EV-
DTGM 1nIS M "The characters are real GRE
HHNE atoms of romance, who will
DAHA live alongside of Mrs. Stoves
or Walter SCOTS till the times that gave
them birth have been forgotten.
The love story TO many readers will add
its own zest to the book."-Aduance, Chi
cago.
"The interest beginswith the first chap
ter and increases with every page to the
d."-Albany Press.
"The delicacy and keenness of its sa-
tire are equal to anything within the
range of my knowledge. Pres anderson,
Rochester University.
G+ET TIL
National Republican., 1880-12-11

rC5ys oPFTCE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
49, WAsTiISgToS, Nov. -, tsSO.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF tho Ma
tionsl Republican Printing and Publishing Company
for the election orSevcn trustees to for tho
suing year will be- held nt tho office of the company
on FRIDAY, December 81. between the hours OF II a.
IN aud u m. LEWIS CLEpHANE,
nODNtd Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
THE MERCANTILE PARADE PRIZES
Presented TO the Fortunate Competitors
-GnNninn and Rnccninna.


The Riggs House was the scene Of n pleasant
gathering last evening on tho occasion of the dc
livery Of the prizes for most original displays won
in the mercantile parade the 9TH last october.
The party, about thirty in number, consisted Of
members of the citizens committee judges, tho
lucky exhibitors and representatives Of the local
papers. III one Of tho upper parlOrs Of the hotel
there was spread by the winners Of the prizes n
splendid supper of which the party was invited to
partakc. Aftcr discussing the bill OF fare, Mr..
Stephenson called tho party 10 order and an
nOunCed that the priZoS would he distributed by
Mr James u, Barbour. The first prize, check for
SlOO ON the Citizens National Bank, was thon
handed over ~ Mr.. +. X. Ward, of tho Alderney
Dairy
The firm of II. w. Reeds Sons wero next on the
list and received gold medal, valued at $50, APP
prOpriatcly inscribed. A handsome silver medal,
worth S5, fell TO the share of Mr.. I. u. Cross lum
her dealer, and Mr.. u IL. MITCHELL for his black
smithing exhibit, obtained the bronze medal Tho
lilth and last pr2c-a diploma-was presented TO
Mr.. Charles McGowan whose exhibit of the work
performed by stonocuttcrs was prominent feature
OF the mercantile procession. Mr. barbour made
scrlcs happy speeches In presenting the prizes
TO which the recipients appropriately responded:
Mr.. George w, Moss, treasurer of the citizens
committee, submitted his report, showing the re-
CciptS in aid Of the procession TO have been e6iO50
and the disbursements SdSI6l. The OdYisNbility OF
appointing n committee to confer with the inaugl-
parade In connection with the inaugural process
sion was discussed; but tho sentiment OF the party
WAS that II would he out OF place, and would not
give proper chance for display, and that u would
mercantile parade u feature of the opening day of
the National Fair The leading business interests
Of this city were represented ~ tho mooting, and
II seemed to bO tho intention to cooperate with tho
Inauguration committee in every possible manner
10 make the Inauguration of General Garfield re-
fleet credit upon Washington and its business men,
National Republican., 1880-12-11
NInrx Txnr,n GrlcYnncc.

Mary N. Tynr believes that her reputation has
been injured 10 the extent Of 5000 by John McC.
Perkins, and through per solicitor, Mr. G, S, Moore
has entered suit TO recover that amount. She
charges that on the 9th of last January he publicly
pronounced her liar thief, and rogue, This
was supplemented on the lst Of March by an open
declaration that She was the biggest thief In Wash
police rs long as She was IN their house. aud that
National Republican., 1880-12-11
ron CoIn ln he Tnrnsa ont ornnnra

Jane A. Stewart has applied for an injunction
against Marshal Douglass to prevent him from dis
posing of her house, No 922 Eighth street north.
west, She AYERS tat in July, 1850 she entered Into
an agreement with Mr. John Hit2 to lease tho
house as monthly tenant until August ., 1881,
and has occupied the premises since August q 1880
Subsequently Mr., Ilit2 obtained judgment for pos
session against W. 4. Gordon, towhom the premises
had been Gub-et and the Marshal has been d.
rectcd TO Cerye the writ. AS Mrs, Stewart was not
party TO this suit, she thinks that she should not
lose control Of the property consequently the ap.
pliCatiOn for u restraining order,
National Republican., 1880-12-11

she had taken aeous socs worth Of tsivvs nom tho
defendant. Met oantetrt with thees knr-h aesee.
that You are nothing but thief; you know
where ny things aee, That's whore you get your
fine clothing. You practice robbing people that IL
tho reason you do IL 50 we'll" The complainant
does not intend 10 bo hold up ~ public scandal in
that WAY so sha has instifltta1 aiiit for slander
National Republican., 1880-12-11
4 New Cab Line.

line of lIerdic cabs u species Of conveyance
recently introduced in Philadelphia, Is to be estGb
ilsbed In This city, the patented having obtained
licenses for thirty-fyc cabs from the authorities
The old kimmel livery stablcs on street, navc
Deen rented by the managers, and the cabs are eX-
pectcd TO arrive in few days The body Ofthe cabs
Is somewhat similar tn the the chariOtsthat used to
run on the avenue, though smaller and more Gle
CANT, They VIII be drawn by one horse, and will
aCo0mm0dnto elght pAssengers eaeh.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
A Wnal,iurtDn yiuht.

The Washington people are to have special night
oil to themselves ut the Baltimore Opcra-House
during the engagement of Sarah Bcrnhardt. Man
ager Abbey has decided to SCI apart Friday even
ing, December 81, for that purpose. Tho seats for
That night viii be sold exclusively to Washington
people so far as they may be desired, and plan of
the house will be here in due time This Is novel
ana polite attention to our capital folks.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
r5y- SPECIAL NOTICE,

r1SY- AUCTION SALE or $4,000 WORTH or
kS5 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT
J.M.& H. CoHEN's, lio5 Penn. ave n. W.
Sale to commence MONDAY MORNING December
ut 10 m $50 p n., and 7p. sale 10 continue
until all OF our forfeited pledges sold
FOLEY, Aurtioneer.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
s~- WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

r-SSy% REMOVAL.-I HAVE THIS DAY RE-
49, MOVED from Intclllgcnccr building to 40 u
street northwest immediately IN the rear of tho Ma
lonnl Bank Of the Republic, where | can always he
found for the transaction of Real Estate business In
nl of Its brnnches y. q. GREEN,
dsI-a 40 u street northwest
National Republican., 1880-12-11

New York address 10 East Sixteenth street.
q. A. N.
All In want Of blue coats OF blouses Of superior
quality al low figure should call ON A. Saks n Co.
| ZIG and 3lS Seventh street.
MoEHRrNa fancy lamps at HAMILTON & sHEpDs
Attention, q. Ar.
WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS a
| FULL ASSORTMENT OF UNIFORM DLOuSES
ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND e.
PORTABLE gas stands Mt HAMILTON & sHEDD's.
THE tcnncily with which a cold clings to the sys.
| ten frequently induces nervous cough that VIII
remain after the cold departs. Dr. Bulls Cough
| Syrup Will cure all nervous coughs. Price 2'
cents.
| GERMAN student lamps at HAMILTON & snEDD's
FINE furnished parlor and rooms, cheap rent
No. 45G street northwest.
To Reduce stock.
A reduction of price on every garment at Else
man Bros, corner 7th and E.
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.
XAsDER's Ives, clinton, and Concord wines are
Just what arc wanted for the holidays Depot OIL
7th street northwest.
For Christmas
And Now Years supplies go to Chris. XandeT,s,
OIL 9TH street northwest, Ills stock of fine old
whistles cannot be cXcclled; for purity they take
the lead.
TO se,iucc stock.
Boys pants, age four TO ten, for ilfly cents. Else
man Bros, corner 9TH and streets.
To kscdnce stock.
$40 cashmere suits, twenty different styles; these
goods cannot be reproduced for that price. Else
man Bros, corner 7th and Il.
Julius Lansbugh's 81 Lowell Ingrains, 3i7 7th.
For California
Zinfhndel. Hook Muscatel Port and Sherry wines
holland Itin uuI hruulfpa mud vhfqxtpg fnf
the holidays, go to Chris Nailder OIL 7th ST. n. W.
where 20 nuy Jeweiry for Xmas.
S2solid gold-chased Band Rings.
g TO $40 solid gold Cameo and Amc,hyst Rings.
$40 to so solid gold Bracelets, NIL styles.
81 to $50 solid gold Neck Chains uud Lockcts
$3.50 solid silver Watches for boys.
Sl5 solid gold Watches for Ladies'.
So solid gold Watches for gents.
Goods can be selected now and reserved on
small deposits. X. HARRIS Co..
43l seventh street.
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.
Our friend Xander has the finest lot of oorosc
Roman, West India and Topas Shcrries that can
be found In the United States at bottom prices
OIL Ith street N. W.
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.
GET your Wines, Brandics and whiskies for tho
holidays at Chris Nandcrs, Oll 7th street NV. lie
has the best.
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.
Jpss Received,
OF spicor, Compton IS Co.'S 934 Louisiana avenue
u choice lot ofbutter In nlne.pOund pals; also car
load of choice applcs, Regular receipts of Elgin
Creamery, fancy New York and fine Western butter
Low prices and fair dealing.
Watches ~ yyholessic Prices.
| Solid gold stcm-windor full ieweled, 500.
Solid gold American watch, S25.
II karat gold stem-windcr, So.
| ii karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine, s21.
| Solid gold American gents stem-winder, SS3.
II karat gold American gents stom-winder, $50.
| We fully guarantee each watch and keep them
in order for one year free of charge.
JACOBS Bros,
| 1929 Pennsylypnia avenue,
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Prominent aoteI Arrivals.

VAldrfs-Hon, Graham Frost, st. Louis; Colone
]. w. Foster and wife, Leesbug, Va.
Womeys-J. ]. Astor, New York.
Tho venerable Elisha Owens, OF Clarksburp
W. Va, accompanied by his daughters, Birt
and Lee, are stopping at the Continental Hotel
Mr., Owens IL sGventy-hye years old, and Is tln(
specimen of the Virginia gentleman. Ho wa
doorkeeper In tho Senate for twelve years. and Is
stalwart Republican.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Jus. Received,

LAsr wnEK OF Art Loan. AdmIssIon, 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
A sehooI.neu.e 10 be vcn.,,n.es.

The building committee Of the school board had
aconicrence yesterday with the building inspector
and the District Commissioners in reference TO the
dCiccts in the arrangements for vcntilating the
school building In course of erection on street.
ne suggestions made In tho recent lcttor of the
Dniidilg inspector were approved, and IL was de
cidcd to put them into execution
National Republican., 1880-12-11
The Nnnmsmrntion Rail.

Professor Baird, secretary Of the Smithsonian In
si;utinp, has notified the committee of inaugural
ceremonies that tho Board of Regents has adopted
n resolution granting tho use of the new National
Museum building for the Inauguration reception
National Republican., 1880-12-11
SI,edd baths

Chris. Nander has fine lot Of WQlz Mount Sum,
nit Monticello Old Grow, Hermitage, Moore and
Grigsby Rye and Bourbon Whistles and other hne
brands. Leave orders at OIL 7th street n. w.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WEATHER strip put on by HAMILTON sHRDn,
Diamonds, Watches, and JeweIry-Grea
Bargains.

bargains.
Solid Gold Cameo Rings, sl.50 upward.
Handsome l4carat Gold Watch and Gold Chain,
$780, our speciality for the holidays.
Solid Gold Studs 81 per set
Solid Gold Lockets, 81.
Gents scarfPins, solid gold, $780,
Ladies' sets Earrings and Breastpin, $40.
Solid 1i.cnTat Gold Vest Chains SIS.
500 Solid silver Watches, extra heavy, $3.50.
Handsome pair Diamond Earrings s95; weight,
u carats.
's2i solid 1i.carat Lever Watches.
SliO Solitaire Diamond Ring, 2}6 carats, perfect.
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1880-12-11
INE I SMITR LEGGED MANUFACTURING co.,

LOCK BOX l705 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,
Manufacturers of speclalties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padiocks Sewing Niachne Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Locks; the acknowledgements Giant sash Chain,
superior to every other and very much cheaper (no
special pulley requred) The Smith u Egge Manu-
featuring Co. also gives special attention 70 the making
OF estimates for the cost OF the manufacture OF pat
ented Invention and all the necessary loois ana the
Misunderstanding OF the same ON royalty. All commu-
nicatons treated confdeniially. ocl60mNWF
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Also cottage cheese, tuttcrmiit and sweet miikS Sc

MApAME EMMA sovLE, woll- know French nodtSe,
will be at Riggs House Wednesday and Thursday
next, to accommodate her large clientele here.
New York address 10 East Sixteenth street.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

All in want Of blue coats or blouses Of superior
quality al low figure should call on A. Saks u Co.
SIG and 3lS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

THE tcnncily with which q cold clings TO the sys
tenn frequently induces nervous cough that vii
remain after the cold departs. DIR. Bulls Cougl
Syrup will cure all nervous coughs. Price
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Tho highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Horzog SO3 Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
For Christmas

XAEDER's Ives, Clinton, and Concord wines arc
Just what are wanted for the holidays. Depot Oh
18th street northwest
National Republican., 1880-12-11

81 solid guld-Chased Band Rings
81 TO $40 solid gold Cameo and Amethyst Rings.
$40 to so solid gold Bracelets, NIL styles,
81 to $40 solid gold Neck Chains aud Lockcts.
$3.50 solid silver Watches for boys.
Sl5 solid gold Watches for Ladies'.
S2j solid gold Watches for gents.
Goods can be selected now and reserved on
small deposits. X. HARRIS & Co.,
i31 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
For lIIe IIOIIsInyI

Bros corner 7th and Z.
The only Turkish bath In the city 500 street,
near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer this side
of Now York DR. BOVee.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Tn nsn.fnnn tiAncir

And Now Years supplies go to Chris Xander'
Oh 9TH street northwest, His stock of fine oil
WHISTLES cannot be oXccllcd; for purity they TAX
the lead
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Fresh Alderney butter ehuLned every morning,
and delivered In 9lb. "Ward prints, at doc per lD
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Julius Lansburgh's Ingram, 35c., 3l5 7th.

corner Fiftccnth street and New York avenue, con-
tinues to receive valuubcs of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Buyers of Christmas jewelry can make their se-
lectiOns now and have them reserved upon pay
ment of u small deposit
JACOBS BRos
1OOn pniaiASAlA nil ny
National Republican., 1880-12-11
PORTABLE gas stands Mt HAMILTON & sHEDD's

WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS
FULL ASSORTMENT OF UNIFORM BLOUSE;
EISEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND E.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

The Rowland Dental Association, oil Four and-a
half street. use only S. S. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia Price, 81 per set. See advt.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Special JIsficeS.


nSSyT-~ NUSrO. = RnofgesoR opTErrsTrttn.
~ teaeAsr of auta<, Fiaae, &c. ~ stroee psstk
WA ot ~ Seventh s,ree, northwest. w1fl play ~
paFtteA dei1.et
National Republican., 1880-12-11

You can publish three-line advertisement of
want rent for sale, or lost three times for twenty
five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

VALENTINES FELT WEATHER STRIPS FOR
v doors and windows, making them air-tight. send
orders by mail For sale and applied by ~ HUM
PHREY, No. 228 Seventh street soutleast dell-Qt
National Republican., 1880-12-11

$40 cashmere suits, twenty different styles; tbes
goods cannot be reproduced for that price. Els
man Bros, corner 7th and l..
National Republican., 1880-12-11
GERMAN student lamps at HAMILTON & snEDD,
To Reduce stock.

FINE furnished parlor and rooms, cheap rent
No. d5G @ street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
/" "AIdorney WAGONS.

Al OO3 L street northwest, near Ninth, The only
reliable place In the city for genuine baths,
National Republican., 1880-12-11
2lem 2fSperfieemenfs.
SPECIMEN

"Straws show which way the
wind blows; so do Bricks WITH
OUT Straw when the gale is high.
How strong the wind of popularity
is blowing in the direction of Judge
TOurgee'S new novel bearing the
above title is indicated by the fact
that the book, issued six weeks ago
with an initial edition of $4,000
copies, is now in its fOrty-fifth thou
sand; which is something more
than "a thousand Of Brick a day."
Rochester Am. Rural Home.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

h,sJy- LINCOLN HALI.-LECrURB ny HON.
W. auheR, 10 La Natyr, SUNDAY, 2 p IN. SUe-
lcot The Activities Of this Life qathel The Povcx Of
frseL dplIla
National Republican., 1880-12-11
The Nationa, snfc-Dcpos,. Compa,

Julius Lansburghs Low-Prlccd Carpet House. si5
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Ha==a
fyn Ient,Maa esfnerf

Boys pants, nge four TO ten, for ilfly cents. Els
man Bros corner 9Th and l. streets.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

A reduction of price on every garment at Else
man Bros, corner eth and Il.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
yy,tcne- n. yyholee,Ic prices,

Solid gold stcm-windor full ieweled, 500.
Solid gold American watch, S25.
II karat gold stem-windcr, S22.
ii karat gold ladies' watch, extra fine s21.
Solid gold American gents stem.wirder, sS3.
II karat gold American gents stom-winder, S50
We fully guarantee each watch and keep them
in order for one year free of charge.
JACOBS Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Whcrc 20 rny grwelry for Nnn..

Znfhndel, Hook -Muscatel, Port and Sherry wines
Holland Gin, runs and brandes and WHISTLES fol
the hOlldays go 70 Chris. Nnnder OIL 7th st. n. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
Aftrnllnn. a. Am,

MoEnRINa fancy lamps at HAMILTON & snEDDs
National Republican., 1880-12-11

Julius Lansburghs zoe. Hemp, 3i5 7th.
Julius Lausburgh's 81 Tapestry Brussels, 3l5 7tl
National Republican., 1880-12-11

GET your Wines, Brnndies and Whiskies for tn
holidays at Chris. Xandcrs Oll 7th street IL. ". II
has the best.
National Republican., 1880-12-11
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, e5 cents
LAST WEEK of Art Loan. Admission, 25 cents.

Our friend Xander has the finest lot of Olorosc,
Roman, West India and Topas Shcrries that can
be found In the United States at bottom prices.
oil 7th street n. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

"Get this extraordinary book and read
it at Christian Advocate, NJ Y.
National Republican., 1880-12-11

LAsr wEEK Of Art Loan. Admlsslon, o cont.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN. that nj the Julv
Term. iss0 Of the Mississippi County totUt, n
petition viii be presented for laying on and
opening up public road a. follows tn-wit;
Commencing at point, on the old state Lcvce
Just below James ID Drivers residencc, on the
line between Jas ID Driver aud Sue McoaN .
ock. running thence Southwest to Prown's
Bayou. thence South. on the Fast side OF the
Bayou 10 the first Bayon that 'epptlas inio said
Browns Bay ou. thence across Browns bayou
along it, west bank until you come 10 bayou
running out from Browns bayou, which said
bayou you follow. until You strike the section
line between Is and ~, thence east along said
line. to the corner of sections Il Is 10 AVID %
thence South ON thc linc between ~. .r. 90 "'.
and between % and %. one half M'fU. .,. rH
Wesi iiI9Hlh 'ie centre OF ri {. 'l. sons .u .1.
ncr h. .'' theme" south, thrD.u .r. ..NH
81 poe through the contf. Hf 70 H'.t .. uD .a
vi i. ..o line strikes the S.a-, .-' t.
III {. bpNA .FHEI
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05
OFrIcR nF SEcRETAFY

UF STATE or Arkansas
In conformity with the requirements OF the
act OF the General Assembly OF Arkaneas eu!i-
lied IAN Act to regulate hr mode OF Uropos-
ing aud voting upon amendments 20 the tous ~ p
WtiOn of the state Of Arkansas, approved
April >, 1879, hereby give notice to the tlrC-
tors in this state, that Ht the next general
election FOR Senators and Representatives, 10
be held in this state, tp-wit; ON Monday, the
Gth day OF September, : ID. 1850, The foregoing
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution of the
~tatp of Arkansas viii be "submitied tc the
electors uf the state tor approval ur rejection;
aud 'th1t each eicutor on drpu,itluG bis ballot
AZ such election shall vote for or against said
amcndmeu;" and that each clectOr IN voting
upon said amendment isrcquir,d by Law 70 hg}e
written or printed ou his ballot the words II
in favor at liz adoption, For ihr Amendment
No / - or, II AGAINST Its adoption, - Against
No. /. AmcGtmc' -
Wllur-s my official signature and seal of
lScal office, this the 2d day Of February, \.
ID $50
tNienc,D JACOB FROLIIlI,
2-2s-Gm Secretary OF state.
The Osceola times., 1880-06-05

lie took tx nauscating pills for constipation.
They panied, sickcned and gliped him all next
day. He lost his appetite, lost a day from busi-
ness and was left quite feeble. His ndghbor.
who was also suffering from constipation, took
one dose OF Bailey's Saline Aporient. IL cooled
and clean-ed his stomach, moved his bowels
gently, aud the next morning he I,li bright aud
haupy