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RIVER IATELLIGENCE.
Ispeeial River pispale1ss 70 the stall

BgowssyILLK, May a. 11:13 A. NJ
River feet inches and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer 7s0. Wind southeast.
HINTos, W. VA, May $3.50 A. M.
.-Neg Riycr 3 feet and stationary. Weather
clear. Thermometer e1o.
CHAnLEsroE, May $3.50 A. N. - Kan.
awha River feet 3 inches and falling.
Thermometer 7oo. Wind southeast
Or CiTx May 5.-Riyer 2feet 10inehes
and failing Weather clear Wind south,
Thermometer So. gc
PrTTsBURo, May 5-11:00 A. M.-Riyel
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The Death Of Mr.. Short.

Mr. M. d. ingalls,, of the O., l., St L. & G.
R. R. has advised the Shorts to have an in.
quest held on the body of Mr.. J. G. Short,
who died suddenly yesterday at Fern Bank.
The impression has got abroad that Mr..
Short suicided by taking poison on account
of some financial trouble with his half.
brother, and an inquest will either remove
this impression or substantiate it. o..
Coroner Carrick has not yet been official
ly notified, but if he is he will order post
mortem examination made.
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As Officers Sussman and Kendall were
making their rounds this morning about
half-past o clock they met well-known
young telegraph operator coming down
Main street without either hat. boots or
coat. He said as he was going to his board
ing-house two men held him up and robbed
him Of the above named articles in the
Eighth-street Park. The officers saw him
home.
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..s.sMARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

| WILMINGTON May -Furpenane spirIts
steady at 86c.
| OswEGo. May 5Wheat steady. Corn in light
demand: Western mixed. 57D5Sc
ST. LOUIS. May 5.--Wheat higher: No. 2 red.
No. 3 S3Ac. Rye steady: No. 2, 73sbid.
DETROIT, May 5.-Flour dull Wheat easier:
extra nominal; No. white, 81 23]S; April 81 20z;
May, 81 2e14f June, 81 10; milling No. / nom.
inal.
PEORIA. May 5.-Corn quiet and easy. High
mixed, 314@A1ac. Oats quiet; No. white. az
@S3e Rive steady No. q, 7611S@7et4c. Whisky
steady 81 o.
/ PITTsBURG, May 5.-Grain: Wheat easy: move
ment slow; prices unchanged. Corn: Market
and prices same Ms yesterday. Oats same Balance
Of market Unchanged ~
/ BALTIMORE, May Markets firm. Mixed corn
SPOT 5oAc; May; 4sc; June. 47c:: July, 477sc;
May, 81 ~; june 81 2l1s; July. n 12N s-E
| MILWAUKEE, May 5-wheat May, 81 10h:
June, % w; Jolly, s. 0s11. Corn arm: No u
No NJ l. 71sSe. Barley slestiS nj :. s4Ssc 4 '''''
| C4srcAeo May 5--wheae June, 81 ii; July.
81 06A Corn: Jnue, 3654o; July, sss4 Barley:
Cash. Doc: extra No. g. 60c. RYe: Cash, 76c. Oats:
June, SOHc. Whisky: Sales OF 400 brls at q o&
| CLEVELAND, May 5--Wheat: No. red, u 20.
si1 oais, Nn i Aac. No q Ssc, Whita Aoa
Corn: High naked Asc; low mixed, 45s ear, 45c.
/ TOLEDO. May 5-Wheat dull: No. Q red
WABASH, 81 16; cash. 81 141; May 81 II; June,
! 81 OBJ: July, No. Q red mixed, Yl ". Corn duh:
No. 2. yellow May, sec; damaged a5e. OATS
Nothing doing
NAsHvlbLH Tenn. May s-cptton: ordinary
lOAc, good ordinary lie. low mlddling 1ll4c,
Rssaf FaSsy ssoISs sss sasS asaiun III aosi sfsas y
low s GRADES ',s,ie Ma. w,... T., ..,, ao,,.,, .,s
@ huFF4lo NY A-Mhssf piss " ss ~ eSnana sna
easleE nsea ~ NO. nYluan, nno ~ aS M. ynMe
NJ y. Y aa na,o eUu tr'n nd nmio
Westsr" W. m Sc Gaia freisbts firm and unchansed noe
NEW r,s,r.n. Mav6esuyar ouiet. GOOD com.
mon, 7ssGe; isls T. 9 Q sooa. , sssa7Se; 5s my
4Vc GoiGe a oze &, N M9sSs os fhoee
ie a. VIZ = eS omis;aDs a. ~ W.
'Iv, p'r,sssas same p. Nav oil Ms,tst-o, NJ CITY,
Opened at 7Slsc offered fos old. and closed at
that Parker-,0pened at 721ac bid for old, and
closed Of 7311sc bid for old. New York-PetIolepm
Wltnout qsd qaotapie ,E cnaneS Fhifaoelphla-MarKe'
s'eauy' ieNNeu' '.s9'
PnILADELFHIA. May s. Wheat easter Western.
sss ss9a 9aiy, sa fssa isssai a Asss: sssna &
Corn easier: Western. 4s@50c; cash 4S15@94s14c:
June, 4655s@i71lc; July, 471a@4Sc Oats dull No
2 white, May, 1904. Rye dull at 83@S5c.
1sp1ANAsetps May .--wAeat lower 10 .
pts.S spD. y a. s5assc: mixed aSl.e 0",s steady.
n. ma' mi AZ "a asEsg Su mar May y Wsc ~
on % sl5saij DER ton; baied yi4 5eaiS oe p,airie.
" 'os"
LIvEERooIs May $50 F M-plour loAl3A
Wheas; Winter; ns@ils q; L Mswensse ii rsd sa
los 9d9llsi CAiiios9is While, lg SdSMs "a;
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bound over to the Court OF conhoa
Pleas in the sum Of s490
Jacob Renner, John Eastman, John Hii-
ker and Jacob Kies, were arraigned before
Mayor Hosier yesterday on the charge o.
violating the Sunday ordinance and esca
plead not guilty. Their trials were set for
Saturday and Monday.
wAPAK0NETA. o.
Julius Orphal has lett the Flerentfne.
J. c. Bottle went to Toledo to do sems
contracting business.
7. Pillars of Lima. Ex-State Attorney
was in to Sn attending Court.
H. s. Bennett has new hearse. 1t u
the incest in the Auglaize County.
Dave Kent has quit elerking for ]. Il.
Remaly. Andy Fisher takes his place.
There were about ei.ht policemen q
Toledo attending the trial of Wagner'1
case. --.
Our hotels are crowded to the utmost
They are doing good busin ess during thu
session of Court.
vINCENNEs. IND.
Councilmen election yesterday: Joe
Interreiden, Rep, First Ward, majority:
Frank Horstung, Dem, Second Ward, .
large majority; James T. Orr, Dem., Third
Ward, 81 majority; James Dick, Dem, 30
majority Republican WardG Brown, Dem.
Fifth Ward. 80 majority; John Hamm
Rep, Sixth Ward, So majority. ~
oONNERSvILLE, IND.
A rousing temperance meeting was held
at the Christian Church Sunday evening.
Preparations are being made to observe
Decoration Day here on the 3oth. All the
secret orders will form in line and march
to the cemetery.
| LAWRENCEBUKG. IND.
| The election for Councillnen resulted a
| follows:
! First Ward-Wm. Sparks, 1903; J. P.
Green, 90; J. McGanahan, So.
Second Ward-F. Kleinhaus, LOG; Il.
Hodel, 81. .... ......
Third Ward-sam. McElfresh, 1OS; J..
Rief, 76.
Fourth Ward-G. KauAenberger, 1e5.
Fifth Ward-G. Fryn, 6; Fl. Helmuth
las. ...- ..r..r. ~ ..s
| AURORA. IND.
The following is the result OF the election
| for Councilmen:
First Ward-Wm. Truelick, 10e G. W.
Wymond, 81.
Second Ward-J. H. Lamar, 65; I. G.
Lindsey, a; B. N. MeHenry, a; ], R.
Kriete, 9.
Third Ward = Vim. Bryson, 143; b.
Bauer 141; J. Kirsch, 1872; l.. CornweH 81
Fourth Ward--I. klineelhoffer 50; G.
w. Taylor, y; G. Owens, 81; A. Hubbart
6S;J. Wildrdge, 3S. ...
Fifth Ward-P. l.. Small, So; c. Fisk. 40.
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THE wEArHEK.

WAsHNGroN, Hay 5.-For the Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley variable shifting to
southerly winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, stationary,
followed by falling barometer.
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hes and falling. Weather cleal

5 feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
IRoSroN. O., May 5-12 M.-River fall
ing. Weather clear and warm. Ed Hobbs
and Enterprise up as $40 o na.; Fleetwood,
Z 80 a. M; Tom Dodsvorth and Telegraph
at IL q m.; Etna down at a. M, and Jas.
Gilmore, 9a. m.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair.
The fine passenger steamer Fashion, Cap
tain d. L. Penny master, w. w. Huston
clerk, will depart this evening for Evans
vile and all way points.
The T. P. s henck commenced loading
this morning. and will leave for New Or
leans tomorrow. She has frst-class accom-
modations FIR passengers.
The Fleetwood will be the regular c. x o.
Railroad packet leaving at 4 P. m. to-day
for Huntington.
The Andy Baum. for Memphis and the
Springer, for New Orleans, left last night
with fair starts and good engagements be-
low.
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The following deaths nave oeen placed on
record since our last report:
Infant Taphorn, stillborn, city.
Thos. Bradden, 6 days, city.
Infant Froun. II days, city. -
MathiIda Kistner, months, city.
A. Frese. 9 months, city.
Barbara Dummler. months, city.
Josephine Maley, SS years, city.
Louisa Hosfenkamp. 2 years, city.
Eliza Brown, 28 years city.
Charlotte Franklih years. city.
Geo. Wehming, ~ years, city.
Julia Aufdesheider,ll year, city
Pat. MeLauehlin, ~ years CITY.
Margaret Bolts 22 years United States
Mana Casey, n years, Tenn.
Christian Schmidt 49, years Germany.
Frank Schronecksr, 29 years, Germany.
Kata Waters, 40 years, Texas
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FINANCIAL

orNCINNATr. May 5-2P. NJ
Eastern exchange on New York is steady ana
moderate inquiry. The rates are buying at par
and selling at l-20 premium.
Sterling is in fair demand and rates unchanged,
Sight drafts at "a SSh; 60 day bills at "a S5 per
pound sterling
| Government bonds quiet and steady. No mate
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County Solicitor Elected.

The County Commissioners this after
noon, after weeks delay, elected Mr.. Asa
W. Waters County Solicitor, in the place
of Mr.. Charles w, Baker.
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New York StoeK Report.
7 The following shows tine range OF quotations
| and the amount Of sales to-day at the New YORK
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea, Sterrett Co.,
~ WeAt Third street:
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the following are the opening ana the 100 D.
M. quotations OF the New York Exchange.
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co., 28 West Third
| atraeI.
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HOGs-Market slow Common $3 25@3 90, lair
to good S4 1904 40, choice 81 45@4 SO gross.
CAFTLE-Market steady. Common 82@2 So
fair 10 mediam 81 I5@s3 So good TO choice $S 10
al 50, fair to good shipping $i@4 % gross
SHEEP-steady and quiet at - 1904 70 tor
common 70 medium, sS@6 for good TO choice
GROSS
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For HuAtin gtOn
For HUNTINGTON,
For Evansville,

WEDNESDAY. 5th, at p. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ kFASHION, D. L. Penny, Master F0
et freight or passage apply on board Or to
hsssiss26 Matt. Mcclure, W. s. Getty, Agents
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For a,nnhis.
For New Orleans,

THURSDAY. 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ = U. P. SCHENCK, J. Lawrence Carter,
"a I6sass Master Apply ON board, or to Royse&
Mosset, Agents.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
Hotel Arrivals.

National-IIowRrd T. Sheva of Brooklyn, N.
Y, o. W. Towry, U. S. n, Charles NJ, Dough.
Crty and Joseph Rcuchan of Baltimore, i. +.
Clemmens Of Alabama, Frank A. Davis of New
York, L. NJ. Link of Erie, Pa, c. l.. Schmidt
and wife and Miss Galley OF New Orleans.
George q. Collin Of New York, NJ. ]. Adams
of Cleveland, John Diamond of Philadelphia,
Henry Shepherd of New Orleans, Hon. Eppa
uuntOn OF Virginia, and w. NJ. Davidson and
wife Of Jacksonville, Fla.
ST. James-Louis Gunner of South Carolina,
John J. Haley aud family of Pttsbnrg, Pa, }. A..
Stephenson Of Sarycuse, n. Y, Theodore
Baker Of Concord, Mass, Richard Jones of CO.
lumbia, S. c., ID. S. Alapes and wife Of Port Jar
Wis N, Y, Robert w. Curtis of Dayton, Ohio,
Mrs. G. a. Jones and SON Of Williamsport. Pa,
Frank Pyle Of Wilmington, Del, c. W. Hull OF
Albany, n. Y, and John S, Morgan and wife
of Tar ytown, N. Y.
Imperial-W. A. Gwyor of New York, J. w.
Moore of Chicago, Charlie J. Ray of Baltimore,
r. +. Lee Of West Virginia, and Frank Cook
of Richmond.
Wilard's-Dr. L. S. Filbert of Philadelphia,
George C. Ellison aud wife of New York, Rev.
Mr.. Edgar Of Dublin, Ireland, and Wm. Ora.
ham Of Liverpool, Eng.
Arliugtou-Henry Remsee, ]. d. Brobst and
wife aud L. Waolelaer and wife of New York,
George Il, Phillips, james Franklin and wife
and Misses 5. ana NJ. Ross, city William l..
Auchincloss cf Philadelphia, L. w. Mercer oil
Wheeling, w, Va, w. W. Spencer of Chicago,
and A. Vanberger of West Virginia.
Riggs Houso-J. Bonsall Taylor of Phila
delphia, DIR, p. Larogo of New York, Dir.
Mllard and family of Baltimore, John J.
Haley of Pittsburg, A. McNally and family of
Chicago, II. ii. Stewart, U. S. n, and William
Plumner aud wifO of Baltimore.
Ebbitt-William Shank of Hamilton, Ohio
r. A. Mcdonald of New York. Edward S. s.
Wuryburger Of New Orleans, George Whiting
of Milton, n. H., j. II. O'Connor of New Or.
leans A. Conkling of New York, Hugh Rod.
man, U. 5. n, William Clarke Of Chicago
William Parker, w. h. Robinson, j. Y. Bolts
aud Miss r. McLolan Of Jackson, Tenn, viii.
lam NJ. Nerkcrbnd Of Richmond, Va, c. W
Spicer Of Virginia, II, 5, Law, U. $, ~, and D.
A. Moore OF New York;
National Republican., 1880-09-18
Snrvlrca In.nhnrrn,v.

DR.. Sunderland will occupy his pulpit,
Four.and-a.half street church, tomorrow
morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. Rankin, of tho First Congregational
church, will be in his pulpit to. morrow fresh
and hearty from summcriug in the tent by the
seaside at Ocean Grove, n. j., aud by the
lakeside at Cleveland Ohio. Professor Bis
chOif will render hearty welcome home on
the organ.
Uuiversalst church, Rev. Alexander Kent,
pastor Services at Tallmadge hall to.mor-
row at II a. m. Text: "FOr lie taught thom
as having authority, and not us the scribcs.'
Sunday. school at 0:i5 u. m.
E.strect baptist church, Il street, between
Sixth and Seventh: Rev. A. f. Mason, pastor
will preach morning at IL o'clock aud evening
at 1:3O. The ordinance Of baptism will bo adj
ministercd in tho evening
John Wesley church, Connecticut ayenue
Rev. NJ. Ii. Ross, pastor, viii hold special ser
vices tomorrow for the purpose OF raising
money TO meet the present indebtedness Of the
church, Preaching at 1890 q. M. by ). S
Wales, at p IN by Rev. DR.. Peck Of Asbury
also at ) p. N. The choir Of Asbury will be
present AZ the afternoon service There will
also be good music during the morning and
evening services.
Reformed Episcopal church, Willard hall
sermon at II q. m. by DR.. Rca Oh "Thc
Iron Gate Of the Jerusalem Prison" Prayer
meeting at ! p. III. conducted by Rev. Charles
King. All the members aud friends of tn,
church are specially invited to both services
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT. NOW LOCATED
on SECOND FLOOR, STOCKED WITH LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS
ElsEAAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
julius LANsnuRou's aoc. Hemp, 3l5 7ih.
Some Contradictions.

quarters in Vernon row there hangs a demo.
cratic banner with the portraits of the demo.
cratic candidates, painted on background
of democratic gray, to which banner is APP.
pended a strip Of canvas Tearing the legend
First Gun-Maine" Upon L street in front
of the republican headquarters hangs a repub.
lican banner with tho portraits Of Garfield
aud Arthur, Oh background Of loyal blue,
and yesterday tho following legend, hung out
in front of the building, attracted the eye Of
every passer-by; Augusta, Me-, Sept. live
have elected Davisby handsome plurality.
James G.. Blaine" Down in Alexandria last
Monday the democrats hung out n canvas,
which they have forgotten to take in, that is
inscribed with the words "As Maine goes so
goes the union"
National Republican., 1880-09-18

Messrs. II. 8. Strasburgor & Son, 3O6 and
30S Seventh street, will to-day, In addition to
their boot and shoe department open IN on
tire new and complete line of ladies, gents
aud chidron's furnishings, every article en-.
tirely now and selected with the greatest care
for the requirements of this market. Mr.. NJ.
Clark, formerly with Charles Baum, will have
charge of this department, aud will be pleased
to SEQ mis- many friends
National Republican., 1880-09-18
JuLIus LAYsBURou's 81 Tapestry Brussels,
3l5 7tb,
Now YnIlt Hrnrh Ernm.

The members of tho New York republican
association feel so exhilarated over the great
democratic (2) victory in Maine, that they
propose to have little jollilication Of their
own this evening nt their new headquarters,
No Cos Eleventh street northwest. Hon. $.
5. Burdett and others will address the asso.
citation, aud their gce club will enliven the pro.
coedngs by some of their most popular songs.
1t is understood that in accordance with a
suggestion which was most fayorably received
at their last meeting, many Of tho members
will bo accompanied by their wives and lady
friends. This is another step in advance,
which we are please TO note.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

BY special request tho elegant steamer w.
w. Corcoran, Captain Blake, will make a trip
to Occoqunn Falls and Frccstono Point, down
the Potomac, on Sunday, tho 10Th instant, boat
leaving her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at II
o'clock q. M sharp, returning about 9 y. m. On
tho return "a stop will be made at Glymont,
where an excellent dinner will b. served by q
competent caterer including clam chowder,
fish, oysters and other Injuries. All who can
do so should not fail to accept this opportunity
to enjoy trip to these points Of interest under
such favorable auspices. Fare for the round
trip. fifty cents Dinner fifty cents extra.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

marched back to Keadysville and took tNe cars
for Hagerstown. Some Of the comrades VI the
Grand Army won't back TO the station 10 SEQ
what were the prospects for returning Ivy the
Shenandoah Valley road, whilo others aired
teams, proceeded to Keadysville, aud then
took the cars for home. As night appro, hod
Sharpsburg quietcd down, aud by to.mo TOW
morning all somblance of the excitement of
to-day will have disappeared. J.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

WE have just received 200 Childrcn's Suits,
sizes from four to ten years, which we are selling
at $3.50 per suit, best vauo for the money
ever offered. Eiscman & Scheyer, 421 seventh
street. under Odd.Fellows' hall
National Republican., 1880-09-18

IF you wish to do the right thing to please
your son, purchase one of the very pretty aud
woll.mado suits of boys clothing now sold at
the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson & Coz
900 Pennsylvania avenue. II will make the
little fellow happy aud prove u benefit to him
in many ways.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

OUR INCREASED FACILITIES, ny REASON
OF IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONAL SPACE,
WILL ENABLE Us TO GIVE FURTHER AD.
VANrAGES TO OUR PATRONS EIsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

IN this moist and variable climate Colds arc
the rule rather than the exception. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is just the remedy for every one
to take when suffering from from Cough,
Cold or any Throat trouble.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
Fete Chainuetre,

Laurel Nd, was visited Thursday by quite
q large crowd Of people from this city to wit.
ness the entertainment furnished by the citi-
zons for the benefit Of the ST, Philips N. L.
church of that place Among tho amusements
were baseball, archery, rifle practice and
glass.ball shooting. Several Of the expert shots
of this city, with some from tho surrounding
country, contested in match of twenty balls
each for Gue silver ico.pilchor, offered as a
prize. 1t was won by Mr. f. i, Mills or Wash.
ington. The total scores were us follows
Il, l.. Mills, 90; William Wagner, 90; w. W.
Edrdge, 49, l., NJ Mcleod, 10; j, W. Moor.
head, 49, n. Jensen, 10, q. Il. Coffin, 10. In
shooting of tho tie Mr.. Mills broke ten balls
straight and Mr., Wagner missed his eighth
match Of five balls each was thou shot for q
silver goblet, which was won by lIr. Mcleod
with u score Of five straight, Messls. Mills
Mcleod and Eldridge are members of tho
Capital City gun club Of this city, which has
been showing some fine scores this summer, aus
published weekly in tho Forest and Stream,
National Republican., 1880-09-18

The National Safe ID eposit Company,
corner fifteenth street ond New York avenue
continues TO receive valuables of all descrip
tions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

OUR assortment of Boys School and Chill.
drcu's clothing is complete. Eiseman &
Scheyer 421 Seventh street, under odd.
Fellows hall.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
julius LANsDuRoms a5c Ingram, al5 I'll,

OUR s. Boys Suits cannot be cxceled Else.
man & Scheyer, 42l Seventh street, under Odd.
Fellows hall
National Republican., 1880-09-18
Thermometrie I.enuIngs.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z. 6. A,
SEPTEMBER II. lSSO
"a. Mo-" 50 %. m...... 50 p.m.... 7!
7:35 n. m. 60 50. r,...... s. Maximum. 81
IL 4, me-. ~ yp. m....... II Minimum 50
Indications.
For the middle states, clear or iair weather
slightly warmer. southerly TO westerly winds rising
followed BY falling barometer
National Republican., 1880-09-18

chapel will be completed shortly, and the con-
greEatiou will worship in 1t pending the COM
plotion OF the church.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

NOW READY, OrR IMPROVEMENTS COM.
PLETED the ENTIRE BUlLIING -FOUR
FLOORS AND BASEMENT, CONVERTED AND
lN USE FOR THE DISPLAY or CLOTHING
IIsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND Y.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
NnNN nnnnrInrn

HowsoN's superior Ice Cream, 81 25 gal
Ion, 10 cents plate; 1104 Twelfth street.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

TUE llowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
md-Aalf street, use only s. s. Whites uuiiieial
eeth, Philadelphia. Price, s. per sot secadyt.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
A PARABLE.

An illustrated campaign document, In verse
for sale at s. por 1000 or 75 cents per 100
Orders received by mail or at the counting
room Of THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-09-18
julius LANsBURGHs 81 Lowell Ingrains
Our $40 mIknncIsabont,
Read This and GO.

suit Is selling like hot cakes TO hungry man
Kutzenstelu, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

ON DISPLAY IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
MESr SECOND FLOOR TllENEWEST DESIGNS
IN sUlIlNGS AND rRONsERlNGS FOR FALL
WEAR, ElsEMAN BROS CORNER 7lU AND r.,
National Republican., 1880-09-18

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

JULIUS LANsBUBGHs Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7lh.
National Republican., 1880-09-18

on SECOND FLOOR, STOCKED WITH LARG EST
ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS.
LLSLMAN BNOs, CORMEN sENE.tlH AND Z.