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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17

was excluded from the Pension appropriation
bill on point Of order. Some minor matters hav-
ing been disposed Of. the Postal bil was taken up.
item OF el,U0O,00O to aid in the establishment Of
American ines Of iron steamers. Mr.. voorhees,
presented : concurrent resolution Of the Indiana
s';nr /. es y en. q sss r
Some private pension BILLS passed. In the House.
Mr.. Reagan succceded III h,yng the River and Har.
Dor b. taken up, and appeasd for is passage With
II the bill took place. ia,ting tbs whoe session,
which was enlivened by ." nafe up" between
Meesrs. Reagan and Cox. In which somc hard thnge
were said by both Mr.. Cox finally expressed
regret at hia show Of temper, ald the cloud blew
over. Mr.. Murch offered : resolution, which wnf
adopted, ordering investigation Into the "in0uei "
reported TO have been heed upon members OF Con-
grses By the Washington 0aslsht Company IN re
gard 70 their contract Tor lighting the city and pub
uc buildings
The House bill granting public lands in Da-
kota, Arizona, Montana and wyoming Territoriss
for nnver~ity purposss wss paesed By the senas on
Friday, Feb. II. Mr.. lloas introduced rssolufios
directing the judiciary Committee 70 take into cen
sideratIon the danger arising from ths pre.encs
Presidential inaueurationa. q 8 psrsoaa
statement MI. Drives declared that Secretary Schurs
hsd stood IN the way Of all redress to the Poncas.
Mr.. Conk;ing submitted resolution Of inquiry 10
Tie COuecyl00 OF TOLLS On tho Ae04Wno f1v0r. 6C0Ae
tor Wallace urged return 70 the district system Of
voting Tor President test vote on tile Post-
ofhes Appropriation shows that the stean,-
hip subsidy e 10000 x'll pass
bills among them being ono 70 make Indianap lie
p, rt II delivery An Intellectual attempt WAS made
TO put through the Chicago lakefront messure. The
Committee on Appropriations reported IN favor q
the appropriation Tor the Jsannette search expeG.
tion.
Tho credentials Of Senators-elect Plat, Of
New York, and Bayard, Of Delaware, were presented
70 the Senate, on Saturday, Feb. "a Mr.. Morgan,
matter, stated that no proposition re aivc ~ u.
e.ccton Of Presidents and Vice Presidents would b.
reported tits session. Mr.. Herman reported favor
.by the Joint resolution inviting foreign nations to
take part III the international exhibition bill
passed FOR the protection Of officers Of the United
states In the performance Of their official duties.
Resolutions fixing the hour of meeting hereafter 81
II. and limiting debate on motion to take up bill
or resolution 10 hftecn minutes and i've minutes to
each speaker, were adopted. The postal bill wa
taken ur, and MI. Hamiins amendment, approprivt II
ins 81 ,OOUOO for mail service, ruled out
The bill was discussed until the discover,
was made that no quorum WAS present.
nous vote ab:ed the hil in aid OF the Tehuantcpcc
Ship railway. Tho bill regulating the imports Of
engaged III the foreign trade elightly amend
ed and paased. The Senate bl amending the charter
Of the Freedmens Savings Bank passed. The
River and Harbor bill was taken mp, and three Of il
forty pages were di posed Of
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A Washington telegram says: 1T
now seems impossible that the nomination Of
Mr.. Matthews can be gotten out OF the Judi
ciary Committee. It u learned positively that
Senator Edmnnds opposes his confirms
ton. This leaves Mr.. Matthews with but two
friends ON tho committee. Senator Thur
man told Democrats member Of the House
that this WAS the most painful pub
lic duty he had ever performed, but the grow
ins sway Of railroad corporations warned him
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17
lrIsCELLANEous oLEANrNos.

A1SCEL1ANEOUS 0LEANIN0S.
The steamer California brought to
6sn Francisco specimens Of gold quartz from.
Alaska which assay es 900 TO tho ton. The new
Eldorado is eighty miles north Of si,ks.
One man was killed and six injured by
canal. near Humbsrtstone. Ont.
OF tho IS, ,855 immigrants who landed
In Canada last year. l7,27o proceeded to the
United States.
The extraordinary weather cf the cur
rent season eliminated on Saturday, the 18th
inst, in one Of the most furious snow-storms
ever known throughout tho Western States, and
in heavy rains, consequent floods, and extern
sive damage in the Eastern States. The rains
in the East, following the partial thaw, swclled
the rivers, and al the principal cities along the
Potomac, the Pennsylvania rivers, and other
ltreams. had their streets turned into temporary
canals. The extraordinary sight was witnessedin in
Washington city Of tow-boats employed in trans
ferriug passengers along Pennsylvania avenue
Three spans Of Long bridge Was washed away.
At Toledo, Ohio, the water in the streets was
nve feet high. Boats, barges and schooners
were caught in the ice gorges, and many Of
them were sunk. Trains could not leave,
a. the tracks were flooded or strewed with
debris, The bridges dangerous Or
swept away. Several freight cars lying
on the tracks were submerged and their con-
tents damaged. From Trenton, N. j., 1t IL re-
ported that the ice on ito way down the Della
ware river crushed everything in ito truck.
Bridges on country roads and railroad bridges
were swept away by Thousands throughout Ohio.
Pennsylvania. New York and New Jersey.
An iron span 200 feet long and weighing 400
tons, belonging to the Pennsylvania railway
bridge at Toledo, was thrown BY the Ice directly
into the channel Of tho Maumec river. Re.
ports on Monday are - follows "The flooded
districts report I material Improvement in con-
dition. Tho streets Of Washington ars again
passablo. The Maumee has fallen nearly two
feet 1t Toledo, but trains arc forced to take
circuitous route. The Ohio river touches the
curb at the foot Of Main street in Cincinnati
Gen. Cyrus Bnssey urges that 1000 men BE-
sct at work on the levees It New Orleans. Dead
wood reports three feet Of snow and binding
storm. On the Burlington road in Iowa tho
snow ID - high Is the car-tops."
The police Of Montreal have traced out
severalmysterious burglaries BY finding groccr's
wagon at the door Of . Wholesale house ct mid
night. The grocery proved to DO only
. fence for the stolen goods, Of which
large quantities were recovered.
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The arched roof of the old New York
Central depot at Buffalo gave way beneath
An accumulation Of snow, and fell, burying in
t. ruins large number Of cars and several
tary to Superintendent Tlllinghast, Of the New
York Central road William Wells, clerk Of Car
Inspector Howe, OF the Lake Shore road Capt.
Byrns and two others were crushed t0 death,
and several other persons received serious In
iurieA
The clearings in New York in Janua-
~ were the largest ever known in any month
BY nearly e4OO, 100000.
A new banking institution, to be
called the United States Bank, 10 expected to
commence business in New York carly in the
spring. Among tho Directors Of the new bank
are Gen. Grant. Logan G. Mnrry, late President
of the Kentucky National Bank, W. r Trayers
and II. Victor Newcomb.
At Rock Hill, on the North Pennsyl.
vania railroad, during . dense fog, passen.
ger train crashed into freight just entering
upon siding. Two men were instantly killed
four fatally injured, and four seEiously.
The button shop Of the Scoville Man
ufacturing Company, in Waterbury, CT, Was
destroyed by 6re. The loss u estimated 1t
100000.
President Hayes was the guest Of the
Baltimore Press Association ut it, annual ban
quet.
Charles Edward Forbes, Judge OF the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, in ls48, died
in Northampton, aged Is.
The venerable Judge Ezra Wilkinson,
OF the Superior Court OF Massachusetts, ii
about to resign.
The Canal. Boat Owners Association
Of New York has adopted resolution urgina
upon the Legislature the abolition of al tolls
upon west-bound freight.
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In pulpit eloquence the grand diff.

In pulpit eloquence the grand diff
Guilty lies here to give the subject all
the dignity it SO fully deserves, without
attaching any importance to ourselves.
The Christian messenger cannot think
too highly Of his Prince, nor too humbly
Of himself. This is that secret art which
captiyates and improves m audience.
and which all who see will fancy they
could initiate, while most who try viii
fail.
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that Mr.. Matthews should not b elevated to
The Supreme bench, which Il the last resort
tho people have against tho eEasptng corpora
tious."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-17
~ v. COMBS.
Vt.
Having ssAtesl ~
RI RAT ~ ARkR1

WIN keep esastantly on hand 60 rood q sssortmep,
- can b had In this pArt Of the country a vhue
sale or fetail. for cash and nothing else.
W. buy tor Cash, ana ssll for the same.
Credit need mot be asked foe, - win NOT b erauA
Cd. am bound 70 cell 90 cheap @ any one for
cash, and hope TO give general rstisfactioW.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19

HoUsE OF SIX ROOMS ON RUBY
II Avenue will be leased or sold at bar
gain. For particulars apply TO W. P. sTt l.
CHELMAN. Agent for II. BISHOP. mysb
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19

DIR. BEAN,
nHYaICxAN AND sUAGEON.-
J ofacs--At swsansyH Hotel. Rnny Htll.
as7.dA. ,ezSsI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19
$40 Reward.

FISHE ABOVE REWARD WILL De PAID
I for the return Of two mules iost In Dia-
mond Valley. One Is mare mnIe and the
other horse innle. Both are branded on the
left hip 4. p. ROBERrI. corner Main and
Robertson streets. o25 ims
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-19
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

A HOUSE CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS. A
n clothes closet, pantry. snd large, splen-
lid cellar, is offered for sale st bargain.
Lot fronts rs feet on North o'Seal Avenue.
onire ~ GEO. 81. PAYNE,
ssostf or MAC FARLINGER.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. James Il. Cation, secretary Of the Conserva.
tive committee, has been appointed by Governor
Holiday notary public for this city Tor the next
four ycaIs, Mr. Cnton will qualify before the next
term Ofthc corporation court,
Mr.. J, II, d, smoot has started the erection of
two frame dwellings ON Cameron street, between
FAIRFAX and Lee,
The November term Of the County Court, Judge
James sniIgsier presiding, commenced yesterday
business Of importance the Court adjourned Tin
to-day
A little child, while playing on Majors Hill,
yesterday afternoon, fell and broke lie arm.
one hundred aud one car loads Of live stocl;
passed through here over the Virginia Midland
Railway for the North Saturday night last
general meeting Of the stockholders Of the
virginia Midland Railway Company will be held
In the ONCE OF the company In this city, to-day al
twelve o'clock m,
The fast mail train, No, "a, over the Virginia
Midland Railway makes the run from this city tu
Dauville, distance of 233 miles, IN seven hOurs
aud twenty Ave minutes This Is the fastest Train
In Virginia.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
The Christmas
St. Nicholas.
THE GREATEST NUMBER OF TIE YEAR


A CHRISTMAS GIFTB0oR OF 100 PAGES, AND
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In accordance with their custom the
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Il special Holiday issue. In it begin the
leading serials Of the year:
"TnE nOOsIER SCnOOL.BOY,"
By Edward EgglesIon,
author of "The Hoosier School-master,
"DONiLD AND DOROTHY"
ny Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge,
editor of Sr. NICHOLAS, author of Hans
Brinker,"" Rhymes and Jinglcs," &c.
The names of these authors are suf-
flcient to secure for their stories an inn
mense audience Of girls and boys. DR..
Egglestons Hoosier School-master,"
after having reached an enormous sale
in America, has been translated into sew
eral European languages Mrs. Dodge's
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of its kind in literature" has been trans
lated into French, Russian, Dutch, Ital-
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OInER ATTRACTIONS
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FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATED POEMS,
contributions from al. H." Emily Hun
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and others; in all
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The first edition of this great issue is
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Price, 25 cents. Subscription price So
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National Republican., 1881-11-29
TIL. wa.hIng,o. sIty n,bIe so-,.,,

At the regular monthly meeting last evening of
the Washington City Bible Society the following gen.
llemen were chosen to M vacancies on the board
and ]. &, IaskeT, Grants Of Uestnmenls and Bibles
were made 70 O., Hilton for distribution among the
soldiers Vt the Arsenal the SUNDAY school of the
Methodist Protestant Church at MOnICllo John
WhteOrd for prisoners In the work house, aud
tweniy-fOur reference bibles 10 the Young Mems
Christian Association The report Of The treasurer
showed that the receipts for the past month were
TO the parent society IN New York city, leaving
balance in the treasury of S5i5i. Agent smell re.
ported II wing made l2l calls, sold sixteen Bibles and
iweniy.nine TestRments and collected S2i.IO
National Republican., 1881-11-29
sIu.Icni ana L,Iernry En.-r1n,nm-n,

musical and literary entertainment was given
last evening ~ Lincoln Mission Hall which was well
attended The entertainment was under the general
ma nagement o. Mr.. II, = smith, with Mr. William
lows; Overture, Nine, A.. Cryer; duet, my hest
Friend" Miss $, t.ain and Mr Is Pannell reading,
MI, Calvin ID, JOhnSOn3 solo, "StTangcTs," Miss
Clara Drs Verneyi recitation, persOnAtng the quar-
rel between BTutns aud Cussius, Mr.. w, G. Chase.
WOOd duet, " Hope BeyOnd,n Miss II. O. straIher
aud Mr., Ralph parrot music, Howard University
Students; solo, FROM the nepths,n Miss a. Me
CRhe; reading Professor John fweedale; quaruittc,
Mr. r, +: Howard 81 ali duet, inslrnmental, "Qui
Mr.. William Y. Beluamin; solo, instrumental, Pro-
National Republican., 1881-11-29
A sP1mr of prNtitnde prnmnls me 10 nddross lhis

A SPIRIT Of gratitude prompts me to address this
brief note, writes Wesley SissOn, esq, attorneyat
law, Chicago, III. Three months ago re urned
from Mobile, Ala, and was Immediately attacked
with what Is known as sciatic rheumatism. i EN-
ployed three physcians in succession, giving
each ample time 70 afford relief II II had been
in his power. | was not materially benefited by
their services and was beginning to despair when
friend who had experienced the effects of 81,
Jacobs OIL advised me- to give II trial. refused,
because ! did not think rheumatism could be
cured by any outward application. Insisting
upon trial Of II he sent me two bottles. Unable
remedy applied TO the parts affected. But before
the first bottle had been used up began TO be re-
leved Of the painful lameness In my hip and
knee, and when the second bottle was out could
dress myself and walk about l continued to use
II, and am now able TO 20 down to my Oifice and
attend 10 business. Should persons afflicted as l
was desire astronger testimonial shall tell them
If they shall call upon me, to give st, Jacobs oil
them the same grateful and speedy relief have
eSDerlenced,
National Republican., 1881-11-29
Amusemcuts of the Week.

"The Stratcgists," at Ford's Opera
House, were greeted with big audience last night
The fun was immense, aud the play will un-
doubtedly draw crowded houses during the week.
Edouins Sparks Company in Dreams" brought
n full house to the National Scrceching fun rcigns
supreme for three hours. dreams" will draw.
The sale Of seats for both nights of Italian
opera, on Friday and Saturday night. at Furd's
Opera. House, opened mt Metzerott's music store
yesterday, and q very large norton Of the body of
the house Is already sold. The attraction of hear
ing Gersier In Trdridd Is sufficient inducemrnt for
the first night while the difference In price from
the two nights subscription tickets aud the single
seat Is such rs to urge purchase for both nights
especially as TroUtore is n avorite opera, and it
Will Introduce as L,onord Mile. Maria Leslino, who
j. said TO he superior singer, and the American
baritone Mr. George Sweet as the Count al Luna.
To-day will close the sale of snbScripu ~ seats.
The comedy Of "The Colonel" written like
Patience" t0 illustrate some of the extremes uf
psthCtioiSln, has been received with the greatest
favor IN London. It Is by Burnand, Of Punch
Queen Victoria, after abstnining from theatrical
representations for twenty years, witnessed and
greatly enjoyed the performance ut "Abcrgeldie"
She laughed, says n report In the Court Journal
with true heartnesS at the clever way in which Mr.
Burnand has rdicued the aesthetic craze II
proved too utterly utter" for her most gracious
majesty. "The Colonel" will be produced at
Ford's during the holidays.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
LOCAL MENTION.
The shedd Bntbs.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths. eO3
street. Only FIRST class bath in the city.

Iron Bitters.
TRUE TONIC
IRON BrrERs are hONv recommended for all
Disedses requiring certain and efficient tonic, ca.
pec'oty indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent FsUr,,
Want Of appetite Loss of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&c. Enriches ne Nood strengthens ne muscles and
oires ne,O ne 10 he nerro. They act i1e charm on
he dtoeafte organs, re,nong az dyspepac symptoms,
such as tasting n, food, bschn0, heat IN he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The oAy Iron Preparation DO, ,ra
notodeken he tech or 0a, headache. Write for the A
D boot, 80 pages, omusng and usefil reading sent
hce
BRowN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
A BOOK Of choice chocolate receipts will be sent
free on receipt of postal card giving your address,
OF Dorchester Mass, who have Just entered upon
he second century oftheir business career
FuR-LNED winter wrnpsin new shapes, sealskin
dolmnis and sncques all lengths and prices and
coachmens collars In every variety of fur so popu-
wnLKrr & RUoFF's,
9O5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Youths Uistercttes.
ss will buy an NIL wool ulstcrettc, substantial
and stylish, at Eiseman Bros, corner of Seventh
and L streets
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, Iewelry, &c. Call on Grad
dress HerzOg 30S Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
"AId-rnry Dairy wagons
Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning,
aud delivered in l6lb "Wnrd" prints ut 45c per lb
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball buttermilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart.
An Lntcrcsting Souvenir.
The dying Presidents letter TO his mother lin
hlc simile) eau be procured ut THE REPUBLICAN,
Office Price, 10 cents.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
prop,tueut Arr,vnt.-

Prominent Arrivals.
WE1cKEn's.F. g. Peck, New York Mr.. Spencer,
Mr.. Bailey, Baltimore.
woRNLEY's-R. T. woodneld, Hampton, Va; J.
81. MARC Robert N. Mayo, virgnia c. b. Bun.
nell special artist New York Hon Samuel II. Gary,
SIncinnaiii M b. ltillmer, Brooklyn,N N. v; ii. Bam-
ard G. Pennington, Jr, James T.. Pennington II ,g-
land; Hon, William Emerson, Dr. Allan MclInne
toga.
ST, JAMEs-Iohn Keiscr, Rochester, N. v, ]. II.
cngo, ILL.,; I. u Van NcsS Newark, N. j.. charles S
Sherman, Newport, X. L.; =. w. Douglass New York;
III. NJ. Van Arnan, California.
.ARLiNGToS.-D. D. Bean, Portland, Oregon; J, W.
Hasiings,, Z. G. wilkins, Professor Johnson, John
Lavlne q; D. smith, G, n. smith, T.. r. Coventry,
Thomas Darlington, New York; Norman Spang,
Pittsburg; Il. NJ. johnson. Utica, N. Y.
RIegs-Dr. q, NJ Beard, ]. ]. Safely, II. p. Porter,
H. Wright. Philadelphia; Marcus Thornton Massa-
chu9ctts; a. H. Lacey, New Orleans; A. II. Went
worth, boston; +. I. Wright, Chic 20.
EnmTT..,E. y, Thompson, New York T. D. Kerr,
Mast 6 a, Whitney, Boston; N. Gage, Massachu-
settsi - r. Pctlgrew, Indian Territory Angus
Smith, ". Chandler, Wisconsin,
,METnoroIITAs.-,C r.. Watson, Atlanta, Ciai NJ.
dian Territory j. II: Adderly, l.. j. Rosenilai New
YORK Thomas l. WOolfDrd, Annnpolla; j. Onppn-
helm, New York John NJ. Dunn, Wilmington, bel;
Henry Y, Peyton, Virginia; b. o. Van Znnt, Albany;
G. w. Chamberlain, Hartford.
DEMONSTRATION. George NJ. Iadd, Bangor; Gen.
cru, y; u williams, Kansas; Judge Edwin Max.
we'll. Clarkshnrg W. Va; Colonel II. ;. blair, West
Virginia W, B. Dunnel. Minneapolis; william
Judge James Keith Virginia; Ellis G. Moore, Chi
cago; j. III. c. Wilson, Iowa City.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
December !, 2, and 3.

The Children's Doll Garden Party aOiH be
on exhibition IN our ,VindolO all Of nert Ueek.
~ ON December l we tpW offer .the finest Sc
lection Of Rich Dolls and Fancy Goods, suit
able for Holiday Presents, heretofore placed
on safe Jyus, Our stock Of Real Lace Goods,
ne think, is he largest and best selected in
Washington. Our Stock of Dress and Cloak
TRAININGS, Buttons, and Fur Trimmings is
complete in all he ne,O styles and varieties.
For this seasons requisites, 10 make room for
our H0LIDA y GOODS, We WiH reduce our
Misses and Chiidren's Peiret and Slk 90 per
cen'. from marked prices, A full line Of Real
Loce, Real Tortoise Shell, and Ipory Fans,
Our customers had better purchase early, whie
our stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS is complete,
and duoid he rush during Christmas Week.
We inUite he Children and the Public in gen
erat 10 oar Children'S Doll Garden Party,
National Republican., 1881-11-29
An Interesting Souvenir.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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A sparkling nonalcohoic beverage,
rs agreeable and refreshing as CHAMPAGNE
Very grateful and strengthening to invalIds and
| convalescents.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished.
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National Republican., 1881-11-29
GENTLENtEN,s GOODS.
Gentlemen Not Wishing

to pay a little fortune" for n suit
Of clothes made and trimmed
equal to ordered work, should
first look at our stock, compare
cut, trimmings, make, and flt with
those generally seen at Clothing
House, will see at glance ours are
far above the general make of
Ready-Made Clothing. Two of our
firm are practical Merchant Tail
ors, and every Garment, after fin
Ished, is thoroughly looked over
before placed on our counters for
sale.
We buy of no Ready-Made Cloth.
ing Manufacturing Establishment.
Our dealings are direct with the
mills thatmanufacture the clothes
we cut and make ourselves, there
by saving the consumer the profit
paid to the manufacturer by the
retailer.
National Republican., 1881-11-29

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for SALE or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1881-11-29
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, udrmer
dndGd Wedther durinothe day northeast TO southeast
Ufnds, and tiiiiaO barometer.
For Washington, l a, NJ Warmer Jdir tceaiher dur.
in0 he day
Tho following were the thomome.rc rendin gs
Ia M, 39o; II a. M, 40; 3p. m, 400;
2 p M, 40; II p. M, 37oi maximum, 4so; min-
imum, 1862
National Republican., 1881-11-29

A CHRISTMAS GIFTBooK OF 100 PAGES, AND
NEARLY AS MANY PICTURES, FOR ONLY
IS CENTS,