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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

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beif ASrN p 'lnl31's!lla shffH sssill 9sel
led altRHhEyat q NV E.lE NiI
"About a month ago our partner, Mr..
fig,d. iand.niyself, started. ddwp; 10 the
valley to locate some farms, and having
sesbdttd btE dhDic<.ttt8 veatEqHsritp ybei|
edge Of he valley to look for house.lum-
bG, WILT. Ee encountered a herd Of
deer. had not gone over 1000 yards
when great big bear track cadghtlmp1
gaze, which made my hair stand
IstraieAt7en end r ca9pQt explain to
you WI loqksa, a!Eel& &s}dts you
had that bear seen me Just then should
Ae1ef kSse sbta look at him, to say
npthQr1. p6yut 10 phSs. However, =
k3antS t&(ee Apdthpot grizzly, and
.AysEhd 1hApt 4e dea4pd wzl
friend, I followed the track, and did not
leoi osek halfs nile whHnl spiud bNin /
resting under tree. l was within 500
yards Of him, ! fired but missed him.
little more courageous, and induced
,xks, sqf3ej 8R.
patch OF small cedars. when I saw him
lxkskhe 4kts ilaisirsE about 100 yards
ahead Of me, This, was my time. l
sRas iast' hctGs ~ctof. firing, when he
heard me, stopped and looked around
at, !, i He, Il 'ssl though, to betteIi re,'
ceive the contents. OF my rife,
sWhichsStoMs With good effect.e Is YOU
swills see, y As Ysoops e had fired he
earned ahdlmade Tor hG. I tried to get
sS ss e Sa sss s se fss Sss
ing my danger, / made for a. tree, which
sr8ied TO climb with rifle III hand, Abnt
being unable to d. this ! was obliged to
df8p n. he 7 had got Up ths tree, about
eight fee. yhan be, passed under i at
lthe< aeS ii about twenty niles an hbut,
aa1 aaSine 10ss sight of me returned and
lily III. ss%e y e; on; As asn h
see the blood oozing from the right side,
Which LETT ., crimson Msfk Oh fhe tbn02,
AID khsM tom this thst hs was badly
wounded .Bg this time I was ab6tt
[tbirty lest up the free, and felt much b t|(9s
.When ID got ID out s,i' ssigbtlt / descended
HON MY, pla6s Of refuge ltd follow "a
f-axssn, but beng just little bit scared !
did not li l4] alpeel ]! so y Ia
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

"A feminine debating society, known
= the Wranglers, has lately been sstah'
lished in London. y .1a.'
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09
The Vast Business Done by the Money
Order Department.

VluCl DVYasA sMO
=. ..orer asss5aa;;oee, 800 in'~hstsdi cash
passed through our hands last year.
said Mr.. William Plimley, the General
Superintendent of the Money-order
Department in the New York Post-oflice,
/ tola reporter d few days ago. "By our
hands r-hlean' the Whole department.
New York does about one-eighth of the
entire business of America. l can safely
sayithat the system now in vogue as ~
perfect as we can reasonably Expect 1T
to be, nc no matter how much polishing we
give it. o., ...., ,g:,.
ut seems incredible that this vast al
fair is so young in years. 1t was only
sixteen wears ago that c. F. Mcdonald
conceived and started the idea OF the
Money:order Department fHQ lte. fe-
fore that it was only by the most elab,
crate care and lynx-eyed preosautloon, that
even small amounts of money could be
sent from one point to another with any
certainty of safe carriage; but now its
safety has, beeome1such an assured faet
that peopls nsven. consider tue idea iot
losing their money at. all, but simply
make out an order and send it on, its
way. Who ever hears of loss powa-
days? MIR. Mcdonald, the originator OF
the scheme, is now at its head. he is
the chef OF the money-order system in
+ Washington. A recent recommendation
of his in relation to the fees charged for
esendilN money through theMpney order
t-DepaHlnent IS a reduction from 10 to 5
.cepts on amounts not exceeding So AND
bnIordArs 6vA So; Ind not oYH $40, q
feduotiAn RON 10 to s cents, and an ex-
tension st the limit Of the amount that
may be sent in any one case from so0 to
500 lam in favor of Chief Mellon
AIDS reconsnendation and think, though
Pm bynohbeans sure, that Postmaster
I James,, howsthat he is in the Cabinet as
PosthastetF sneral, will view it favora
hly also. So q ~
sWhat is the smallest amount YOU
ever made out an order for?''
Mr., Plimley considered moment
and then TOUCHED a little electric button
4 IN Ae side Of hM, desk. 1hH Ask is {
Y'xAesity:3 Ithass a row IF Eight or tel
pp{ ,tg9 $vs sSS Sei S!f4 En ies D5si'
black letters exactly which clerk in az
indicated department may 'bei eHpetee
:. to answer. On the top is,another lon;
, f51 of .aqttdds,i and jax ,e4ehI end at
more, eight and nine being grouped to
!. 81. gzlhssI 9pYyiaIYne instances al &c, IS
to the reporter yesterday his bushes
NE4as 1 ~i II nIzo |cls ea ":'
yGiA bundle, oofhhe ialalh "a N A!fgsdiate
ly withdrew. Mr.. Plimley signed tw
lor tlhee checks, t6Sehed button an
they were taken away by another clerk
He(yent risH eN ri Egnse se1eso
thM 2lerk GasagdeN asds6 throag'
the whole interview. Mr.. Plimley no,
,s&rssea 1He ofthe mystic buttons and i
@haifa' ffi1hthute ~udif6fmed clerk stoo
! 2%Witat'2s' the smallest money o,de
i N"One cent, ar:"l WaI ~, hlr
, "Many Of them?'
4 livery few Ttey were ppbabl
, sept for a. joke. Quite a number hav
2 Teen sent ifor fife, ten AHA fifteen cent!
. but people in general fail to see the viii
) dom of paying fee. OF ten cents fo
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09
A Colorado Bear Hunt.

0 So i boil Z TT c0U9QlBtG,
Mr.. A. F. Sarftenbery received let
Aeeantly front Rne Of bis brothers 2tl If.
Mancos, Colo, containing q thrilling
beiftSrN 's5l1bE'!lla yhf4 sill az
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09
He{yent risH sM ri Egn,A seyesalt
thtM 2ierk SpAe311CN aads6 H. hroNgll.
lHvTT4 sseei4,."a Dim |
hAJHakoEAa ana q Z "a I a.. : d.

said; ...The increase in the amount Of
money weShahdle WI interest;if not as
tonish you. The number Of money Or
ders issued during the. fiscal year was
'7,sN;;5a7f6r'tke whble United States.
This in money reached the enormous
s,mSOf Sa0A 1862, SlAS3a Over 9Ahun-
INA niiiolM passed I'D, sasolute tfety
Though puI ,handsy pte tees paid p
tle foM shko DepArtn1eW ieafhAA tn
aetlsd Il III Ttais an fi6,Htnse amd6ns 81
correspondence is necessary We wrote
In;A EBSAs 's y III HI Rsss
kEs:y,{RE;llEs33fss|.;:'' Fl ! l2i;:
in money to $43, 652,27S.S7. This was
,AllMc TEASE hNarI 78lof 10O, l19 transac-
tons and S5,O00,QO0. The next year,
ISL [lki&ttelat ID S; :;s CO
was gain over the previous year Of
1sg;7W ttAAactiens, and S7,57sI 47Sl67
: Ehe work is constantly increasing. The
a7efage IF an the Mdets 1878" .ooo
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

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sd l,a1iasi,g ylIaatssAs cd sSfak ~ j ia
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

the gamblers who had not taken fight
while thed eQsyAS&lM Ebassowsre
Sc zed, some Of them shot doyn, others
driven into the riv6 AAndJfoA SkNhAh
taken by the mob aud throVp,trpqA the
''Bridge Of Signs" into tho aaen&nsA
waters Of the bayou far bsapyt I4nr>
over an hour this terrible sc1ne tJhtfn
s ss. .s,i IS Ssssiss s saS aas
done +, How many ns2 geEIsasSa 1 s.,
s ss,s !. q I'D: gei i''is s "a
pf July, aud who were nsver- heard-ot.
Sfterward. The bodies Of, the, fye
gamblers who were hanged 6taJkdPt
swinging for tYp day.. = guard ,, stand ..a,
Ing ~ with ty ss4p6t;a ayH any
! one who shSdl1 ID Mpths} I i,l1 tt AhSrsII..
Nor we're ths pgJplS g 63a 6i M,
then satisfied :, 4. 4s |!!ls = n
ing States. and NOR, than one feu s VIC.
tim to their ysp 1oEe thumb thetG did
their wss sss1eAls AAsg rescued
.cut-thrests xho i6l1 q 3, xad hsrsll
sitter vickshurg was neyer called. a.
she had boen before thu Memorable
Fourth q JnlY ':the gs.Mblsg,s para
ss.,,.. : - 40 lgl003 Y1sl' Has "a:
tsrssli2 ss1 ,ssdi 5sas,,l
81 I. .Tg s...e ..,.,, ,i.., - !, Is,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09
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their guns, the soldfH Nh
gainst Blackburn arid pushed
table. He struggled tiercelly,
lilly overpowered and cut in
e. 3. G2Ef,3xsfaT15je YWB.S VIII
ling but still defiant, were
9amupssfAgSt. and they
aS38S4teR $$oSSS& , f5s% r re-
,wn the Mississippi, being
their fellows some half mile
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-09

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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
A Priynte Dinner Party.

DR.. II. Blnco Bradford entertained at dinner
yesterday tho distinguished cantatricc Sig
nora Laura Bellini, who 10 on a flying visit to
her parents residence In this city. Signora
Bellinl is on her way to Now York from pro.
tractod and triumphant tour through the
southwestern and Pacific States. She has
been singing In concert with the celebrated
Joscffy, and she has received the enthusiastic
approval OF her audiences and the press
wherever she has appeared.
Too much cannot DO said In commentator
of Slgnora Bellini as true artist. She
possesses rich soprano, OF splendid range
ana under full control. She Ia indeed the pro-
prietress OF one OF the sweetest, purest and
most cultivated voices that has ever been
heard In America. Every note gives evidence
OF careful cultivation and diligcnt tutclnge
Under the best masters Of Italy. She Is also n
nne specimen OF feminine beauty, and nature
seems TO have combined with nrt In adding n
sweetness of expression TO the notes, which is
enjoyed 80 much by her audiences. Tho i'm
pulse and inspiration with which she sings
give the effect OF perfect ease and confidence,
so mat the effort IL spontaneous and full OF
sympathy, and the rapture OF perfect music
Signora Bcllinl IL not unknown In this city.
she having appeared In grand concert nt
Lincoln Hall last winter, where her every rel.
dition was received With an encore she lGft
at ? p. IN. this afternoon f1r New York, whore
she VIII give number OF concerts, and Will
reappcnr In Washington some time next
month,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
4 Black Demon Arrc,ted.

At about $50 o'clock last evening Officers
Williams and Wilson were passing little cook
SHOP, at Four-and-a-half and i streets south
west, when they saw q colored man eating nj n
table In the room. The officers went in and az.
rested Sam Young the burly negro flend, whose
brutal assault and attempted rape on Miss
Bertha HOFFMAN was published in THE CRITIC
about n month ago. II Will DO remembered
,hnt Miss HOFFMAN, an estimable German wo.
man, residing In the vicinity OF Greenc's stat.
ure, on capitol hill, was walking along Mary.
land avenue northeast, Mt dusk, when the col.
Oreu man rushed up to her, and after n strtg.
Sie, nnding That he could not accomplish his
beastly purpose, bit Miss Hoffman repeatedly
and horribly on the arm and made his escape.
In the Police Court to-day the case was called,
aud Judge Smell heard the evidence, which
corroborated the account published. The de.
PENDANT asked for n continuance TO procure a
witness, and the Court stated that lie was In.
clined TO grant the request, MS he intended 10
impose severe sentence. He wanted the man
10 nave every chance to prove his innocence.
The Case was continued until Wednesday next
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
kindergarten Christmas Entertain.

The pupils Of the National kindergarten ana
school gave most delightful entertainment
last evening In the lecture room OF the COngre.
gational Church. The Christmas tree wRr
unusually beautiful with Its many lovely gifts,
prepared by the pupils FOR their parents, and
Its silvery srray OF tlnsel. The children played
ana sung numberof motion plays in n pleas.
ing ana graceful manner, but, as usual,
me chicf interest conferred around the little
orphans, who were the invited guests OF the
school and who participated I'm the enjoyment
ana the exercises OF the evening The crown.
ing feature OF the festival was when the tiny
santa Claus boys came In, drawing three wagon.
ioads OF gifts from the pupils to the orphans.
\ lovely little girl, dressed TO represent an
nngel stood up holding the reins OF the largest
load, while two others gave out the gifts Mrs.
POLLOCK received also some presents and many
CONGRATULATIONS: Such occasions cannot fall to
make deep ana lasting Impressions OF charity
and goodwill TO men In the hearts of the little
children. Tho directors OF the orphan asylum
have about decided 10 Introduce the kinder.
gnrten system with the younger children In
their care,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
District CoycrnmcntNo Mater.

Tho official order closing the District of
nces at noon to-day, all day Monday and al
noon during the coming week, was issued by
the Commissioners to-day
In answer to the commun icatlon OF the Hon
]. d. McDill In relation 10 the claim of Mr. Al
fred Richards, the Inspector OF Buildings has
written letter saying that the contract FOL
the school bullying, known as the "Peabody,
was signed by James q. Naylor, as contractor,
and Alfred Richards and Thomas Lewis bonds
men, October II, 1870. The contractor failed
In business on the 22d OF the same month,
The surety, Mr.. Richards, on or about tho 9th
OF the following month, resumed work upon
the building, and continued 1t until completed
There was no delay on the part OF the District
after the contract was signed. He states that
he is satisfied that Mr.. Richards, IN complet.
Ing the building, has lost the amount he
claims, and he the inspector) had placed his
loss at $4,000; but he does not think the loss
was caused by the advance in material, but I'm
the contract being taken too low. Tho Com.
missioners are favorable 10 the allowance Of
the claim, and state that the contract was full.
nlled promptly and satisfactorily.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
buy Your Cigars for Christmas
presents at Chris. Abners, cor. 9th ana + N. W
Red snuirrols. snln 10 dnrnur ,l,o o,n.. >.

Red squirrels, said to devour the eggs; small
parasitic insects, said to burrow into the brain
and cause death, and migration to fresh fields
ana pastures new In the Black Hills region,
are, each and all OF them, assigned as causes
OF the rapid disappearance OF ruled grouse
from hunting grounds east OF the MisslssIppI
But no one seems to. have thought OF LAYING The
blame upon tho sportsmen, socalled, who
ruthlessly slaughter the birds In season and
out OF season without regard 10 the. inevitable
and speedy extinction OF this fayorlte species
OF game.
Nine hundred and thirty.slx soundings were
made at the mouth OF the Mississippi River
last week, by u select committee OF the New
Orleans Chamber OF Commerce, with view OF
ascertaining the actual depth OF water So.
cured by Captain Eads' 1etties. The least
depth that could be found, anywhere was on
the crest OF the bar, whore there were twenty
six feet OF water, with tho tide nearly Two feet
below average flood.
Tho Merchants Exchange OF st. Louis have
adopted and forwarded TO Speaker Kiefer
resolution praying that Hon. NJ. l.. Clardy,
from the first district OF Missouri, be put on
tho Committee OF Commerce. Mr.. Clardy was
on that committee In the Foriy-sixth Congress
and, for new member made quite a reputa.
ton.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
WE CONGRATULATE
THE PEOPLE WHO ADVERTISE,
People Who Win-Busincss People
Who Advertise I'm "The Critic -
These are the People who Know
what They are Doing-Read These
Notices and Then no INV.

| ~. fU,u.
| ~., -, ,,,
e,,a em so ns'
tako prominence I'm every LARGELY ponviatcG
city. In this respect Washington IL we'll reprr,
scented. The reliable and fair dealing loan pf.
| flee conducted by =. Walach, 1i11 pennsyl.
yania avenue northwest, has an established
r,o viii, n ~ "nv vi 'h I'LL a,, m
| ciiy's progress,
Holiday goods I'm worry ,reo, vor,otv orc ~.
| 80, -, .s,.,,,. - -, a., - -,
nna, p ,a,, p,i.o' W Wv "o.,'Aio" !, !.
Ncc,o,,and ooi e.,or,,, ,,sa,,, ,,os,,,,,ss .
Ladies in SELECTING tnetr nrescnts for Ghrs,'
mas should not fail to visit McCreary 4 Nc.
Clelland's.
yennor predicts n cold and dronrv wl,,or
| This predIction sbouId he copsilerod I'm tino
Arrange Mt once with A. II. Smith. al New
York avenue. for n sunn,v or wood and cool IN
last yoi, Tor Tho aeasnn " '' 80 w
conso,o ,,o,,,.s,,, ,,. so.,,.,.,. ,,.
o,,e, ,r,,,s aa', -, s,,o,., ,," I'm ,,,'t
ginnv Tobacco s,oro" az soron,,, s,,aa,
no,,n,,os, c,,,a,, .,..,..,,., - 49,,
nthor ,,n,',s n, 49,, ill., ,, pni,a "u
,pr,a, 49, ~ a i,oi su,s supic ior
Ia,,a" az. ~ ,..,, ,o,,., Wv, '',o,o.
,,onIs y, ,aa ,a,, ,p.,,a,,a, nv w. 'uus,'',
$50 -. WV ""s'os'io,,snou 'ius,c S'orc VI
,,a,'.,.'. 49,, ~, a.n"ss yum" avonue'
ne.ween MINI anu Ienth streets. Pianos,
pluno coVers, pihho STOOLS, music huinds ana
populhr MUSIC, JUST Tom inc puDnshers' can
oe secured there.
Hycu WEE 10 lay the foundation FOR future
sra'eiuihess, mauahe, secure rs christmas
present nor your husband n box OF clgars IRON
ueorge W. cochran co" no pennsylvania
aNenue northwest
THE CRITIC again desires to remind Its gen
ucheh reaucrs thnt thcy can always ma
spienuiu STOCK OF ciothine, dress suits ana
ulslers particularly, nj George Spransy's, oO1
w. - ,,..1',,.''.
u,a, ,,,o., ., - ,V" ',, .'', i i',.
,.,,,a. a,,, ~. an, stv ,no.,o9. Dranus vi
,e,,ii So, ,ss,;' y. ,, ,'' .'., = ", DIV
v v htreclnorlhwcst: repeat inc reminder
now, because we desire that our patrons may
so. 'hc i"i' worth OF theif money
Helphenstinc, the Ebbltt House druggist, has
n very charming stock of holiday goods ON
hand this season. Centlemen desiring IN favor
their lady friends with Christmas gifts should
visit Heiphenstine's.
Embroidered slippers are always acceptable.
In selecting Christmas presents call at Dial.
toms well-known shoe-store, 0O3 Pennsylvania
avenue, ana secure pair OF the very pretty
M, ,.,,,s, ,,,a 80, ,s,,,a, ,,.
81, n,,a,,,s' it, ,,s,,, ~ = =. IL sI no.no ~
vi" BUSINESS i"o 10 ooi'"iheu III tne uhhpuhce-
mcnt OF Mossfs. Sntphen Rogers, published
IN Titf GGfTfC to-day. These gentlemen pro.
pose TO make specially In renting rooms, In
rhranss i ,hai. arsr mnd IN rSh,ing pianos.
ANYTHING I'm this limo ibat they desire 'o'"''
We take nnr,iculnr nr,de lin retorr,,. nm.
readers to the popular shoe.store of Gartrell
900 Seventh street, corner OF /. A full line OF
shoes for ladies and gentlemen c.n be foiiiid
'here.
Julius Iahsbufgh, the carpet man, 315 Sew.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
4 Young Picknackct

Joseph Williams, colored boy, went up tc
Mrs. Freeman yesterday,a lat the K-street Market
and asked II he could carry n Christmas tree
which she had Just purchased Mrs. Freeman
declined, and Williams walked or. Tho lady
soon discovered that her pocket.book was
stolen, and had Williams pursued and
captured with the purse I'm his possession,
I'm mil - = -'''
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
Funeral of Mrs. Swnync.

The funeral OF Mrs. swayne, wife Of Justice
swayne, OF the United States Supreme Court,
who died Thursday, took place this afternoon
at o'clock from the family residence, 1903 X
street me services We're conducted by DR..
Paret, OF Epiphany Church. Tho interment
ing were the pall.bearers; Senator David
Davis, Chief Justice Waite, and Justices
Strong, Miller, Bradley, Harlan, Field and
Woods,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

Joseph Burnett an accomplished colored
pickpocket, was watched by Orlcer Jones ycs-
to-day afternoon rs he was going up Seventh
street. The officer observed Burnett put Ma
hand In the pockets OF three ladies' to0ts, But
did not find anything TO steal. Judge Smell
said that he intended 10 cage as many pick.
pockets rs possible during the holidays, and
woule send the defendant to Jail for six
Montha 49, - 80
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
THE EVENING CRITIC.
STA BLIsHED AUGUST Is6s.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the Signal.
ONCE to-day says;
warmer, fair weather Is indicated for Sun
day I'm the Middle States, New England and
lake region and rain I'm the South Atlantic and
Engt Ctulf gtntps
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
This IL A Editor.

He rites notices. He Loves to rite them.
Especially dose he Love TO rite them when He
can tell the Truth. And the Editor always Tell
The Truth when ne Says that i. Robinson X
Co., who Keep store Mt Number 300 Penn
sylvanin avenue Sells the best boys clothing
You ever saw. This Is Fakt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
Don't Pint II OF.

but call at Helphenstine's Ebbitt House Drug
store ana select n holiday present for your
lady friend. His fine toilet cases range ~
prices from $3.50 to $50, snd arp Without
exception tho most beautiful designs ever
offered for sale In this tity.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
We Represent
In Our Advertisements Only What we Are
Prepared to Prove.

IN the first place the Only Clohiers
IN the CITY We have dealings only the Mills Manufac-
turing Cloths Cassimeres, Our Prices are naturally
to ID per cent less than other the city Our
Prices to Suit all Purses. " $3.50
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
Russell Ton shoe.
An Un.mcccssrml picI.nockc,.

for men In the fancy styles, with onamele,
ieat her fronts and pointed toes. Edmonsto
Co., 1880 and 1871 street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
THE "oLE VIRGINNY" TOBACCO
STORE,

3i5 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
have for Christmas presents superb lot of Nicer.
schaum aud Amber goods large and fresh stock
ofcholcest brands of Cigars, cheap by the box.
del0-Gt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

Christmas is almost here. See the grent
STOCK OF steel engravings, paintings Christ
mas cards, picture frames, etc.. ut Vcerhofr's,
DIG Seventh street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
The Kind of Reporters We Have.

This is poor local reporter. Does the no.
porter drink beer? No, he does not like beer
when he can get such good whisky Is sold by
Tharp, the liquor man, at 500 street north.
west
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

mas come to light. Fraziers Root Bitters
They Will certainly cure bililousness in ali IL,
forlns' Sold by all druggists at ~ per bottle
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24
To Zee Our SHOES
A VnIunbIe Medicine

Is To admire them; 10 buy and wear them is a
pleasure. Edmonston Co., + street, opposite
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

sunday.school teacher: What is the worst
feature OF gamblingS Losing, begad, SIR
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

We believe they do, but We also believe that experience
mas taught them to dsCout about pei Cont iii what
generally represented not propose to Initiate this
to allow for pairing down.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-24

II. Richey, 427 Seventh street northwest, sells
superior stoves, ranges. and furnaces, and
makes repairing in that line and roofing n
specially. Blinkhorn & Co., Same establish.
ment, arc articles in the plumbing line.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

In ORDER to make room for our GRE5ng
y Goods, and as We don't belisye lp sto~-
Ing away winter goods for apotber season,
we VIII seE our entire stock pf winter
Goods regardless Of grst cost. Therefore
cali early II you Wish to secure Bargains
We are also agents for ~ kinds 0f WAL
THAN WATCHES, sPECTAcLEs, and
SOLID yEWELRY.
a large stock ~ fancy and staple Gro
ceries en hand, for sale cheaper than the
Cheapest,
Remember the place--on Ryan street next
70 the new Catholic church, Lake Charles, La.
dan. a. lsel