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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-08
miscellaneous.
a NEW vERsI0N OF JACK sPRAT.

ANEW VERSION OF JACK SPRAT.
small little fellow had such fat wife,
Fat wife. fat wife,
God bless her.
She looked like drum and he like fife,
And II took all his money to dress her.
God bless her,
To dress her,
To wrap up her body md warm up her toes.
Fat toes. fat toes
God keep heri
For hornets and bows and silken clothes,
To eat her. and drink her and sleep her.
God keep her,
To rink her!
She grew like a target and he like sword,
A sword, q sword,
God spare her!
She took all the bed and he took all the board,
And IL t'nk n whole snfa to bear her,
God spare herl
To bear her
She spread like turtle, he shrank like pike,
A pike, pike.
God save him
And nobody ever heheld the like.
For they had n wear glasses to shave him.
God save himl
To shave MIN
She fattened away till she bursted one day,
Exploded. blew up!
God take her
And all the p"onle that saw it say
She covered over an acre,
God take her!
An acre!
DR. X. " Piorces Golden Medical Discovery"
cnres every kind of hnmOr, from the common
pimple or eruption 10 the worst scrofula.
Four to six bottles cure salt rheum or letter
One 10 five bottles cure the worst kind of PIN
pies on the face.
Tw" TO -four ottles clear the system of boils.
carhnncles. and sores.
Five 70 eight BOTTLES clre corrupt or running
| ulcers and the worst scrofnla.
nv druggists and in half-doz!n and dozen lots
| at great discount
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
Tse Suit Of Weller " HaMes Supple.
meuted with Halves VI uaNaS.

~ W. hear occasional mention
made OF this suit by men who are IL
norant of lii. facts which were de-
y.lopei in relation thereto, i'll II
suit for the division OF plumber be
tween the Hawes brothers, ~ deem
il proper Ia acqaaint the public with
the further facts,
The origin Of the dim .u!ty be
tween HAves AMI Weller, WAS that
the Halves boys IA agents If Mrs.
Weller, fa.Aei, were rapidly plum
dvrinr the property in their own In
terest. Through i the interference
Of Mr. Weller. IA subsequently, ap-
pointed agent, with the special duty
of looking to the Halves boy and
10 thwart their schemes of Ilunder,
"A portion Of the propcrt. was iesos-
cred for its legitimate owner. This
result Was not accomplished without
litigation. the band Of brothers"
conspiriag together 10 perfect the
robbery OF the estate. After the de-
Feat of their pei scheme OF plumber
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
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The Belle Rouse Compans /.

I'll PLAIN DEALER:-T Those who
provide for the public al cntertain-
mcnt not only innocent but eleva-
ting, may we'll lie regarded Us pub
lie bcnefaciors.
A. such, it gives me pleasure to
say, / believe the aboyc-named Com
pany may nnhesitatingly be receiv-
cd in Creseo.
Miss Ram. the Pianist, l have
known intimately for several years
first becoming acquainted with her
in Rockford, Illinois. some six or
eight years ago, 1T which time l re-
gardea her IL one OF the very finest
lady performers l ever hcrad. Since
then tas bcforel ] know she has
studied miu-,riousiy with distin-
guished masters, and has very much
+, improved.
had the pleasure Of hearing Miss
Rouse read soon after size made he
debut, when / considered her IN el-
ocu;ionist II larc promise. She too
has been dilic.nt in study aud prac-
ticc, and has greatly Improved. Her
readings will IL found not only in
the higA.s, degree enjoyable. but in
shuctise rs We'll.
Mrs. Wilson. the Soprano, / have
never heard. tat her tire reputation
il 4 sufficient guarantee OF excel.
lence
With Miss Plaster. under whose
management this company are tlav.
cling have been acquainted for
three ar four years. and believe
her II IL every way worthy Of
the confidence aud patronage Of
tile public.
{. $. pfsacrvAL.
7. $. l ought. peIllaf.. il justice
IL say that the above notice is en-
tisely unsolicited c. S. L.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
THE DOOM or TIE BOSSES.

rom IIARraR's WEEKLY.
The DAYS OF the Bosses
Are numbered,
Too long with their fOllipa
Enenmbered.
The patient Republican hosts
Have suffered tirir impudcnt boasts
And arrogant snay.
Fling wide To the day
The banner " freedom again.
The hug q free speech and free men.
The rule Of th' Bosses
Il breaking.
The hearts Of "nachine Men.
Are quaking'
Az through the Republican lines
They see with dI-llay The dread signs
or weakening power.
speed. slcVd the glad hour
VIII. wide 10 III air ilrs again
The ilag Of free speech ana free men!
The hopes ~ the Bosses
Are thwarltd!
The power Ut the party
Distorted
TO partisan ends, with Il deep
And fierce fiaIAng wrath viii soc, sweep
The spoilsmcn awayl
God speed the brave dsy.
When wide On the Ir,sze lioats ngain
The flag or free specc, and free men,
The doom o, the Bosses
Is near'lgl
See, ste the bright banners
Appearing
OF hosts tina, no boss can control!
And har.. through the air the long roll
or liborlys drum,
A. onward they come!
And vide TO the winds fling again
The ilag Of free speech and free men.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

their spite was visited upon Mr..
Weller In IN aggravated personal
assault; two Of the Hawcs boys over
took Mr.. Weller on the open prairie
far from assistance and proceeded
to beat him with Il cane without
mercy. Sons years subsequent to
this Mr.. Weller finding property be.
longing to one OF the gang of plum
derers commenced il suit by attach
ment for his personal damages. OF
course he had To confront NIL the
HAYES, beside other perjured testi
mony, and was defeated IL his suit.
With the Pickett estate barred by
the statute OF limitations. and Weller
defeated III court came u new turn
in the wheel. Now It is suit
brought III the circuit court or How
ard county for the term commence
ing March ), 1879 and numbered on
the calendar AS case 146 in which
George w. Halves appears US plain
tiff " G. II. Halves, for the rccov-
cry Of some $1,000 Of this stolen plum.
der which the now yirtuous George
alleged that his good brother Chas.
wrongfully got away with. In the
trial OF this case old family sores
were opened; secrets hitherto un-
known were spread ont to the light
Of day: damnable deeds OF villainy
hitherto uhproven were now fully
establishes by the introduction of
the correspondence that passed be-
tween these brothers and which
j brought to light facts, the existence
OF which. they denied under oa'h III
the case OF Weller vs. HaWes, ana
which were in tie possession OF the
HAYES boys when lncy were dellber-
ately committing perjury 10y denying
their existence In their evidence in
that case. Thus the complete vim
aicati,n Of Mr.. Weller comes through
thu evidence Of these conspirators
when they came 10 divide the spoils,
and IN the form OF letters between
themselves which they introduced
III evidence, fully showing the con.
spiracy they had formed to rob, and
even to kill Weller ifneed be. No
an who understands these facts Us
they are now kno wn to be can con-
sistently mention that sait to the
Encouragement of Mr.. Weller.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02


kassen boosted that he could
whip all such men rs Gillette in de-
bate. 4 Joint discussion was aiyer-
tisea at Winterset, with Gillette and
kasson Oh hand. Gillette all ready
for the fray, Kasson with his eour-
age all ooz-d out. These r-puhli-
can congressman don't dare face
their record before the people. The
republican method now is to go
down the back alleys. to meet their
men and t. Issue circulars devoid
Ct truth on the very eve Of election
rs the Tines did last year and prob
ABLY will this.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

The last agony OF Republican tac-
tics will be to use Railroad money
in placing a steel noscd. brass
faced man at every pol. n place,in
this congressional district. They
will pcddle Updcgrag tickets. Look
out for them and listen to none oi
their twadlIe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
An Honest Confession.

Every corporation, whether n rail
road. insurance company or bank,
large enough to BE- the object OF at
tack hy legislative strikers, and anx-
ious TO protect or increase its pos
sessions and interests, must OF course
keep a close watch on the legisla-
turc IF its state, and will, in the ma
ture OF things. DO what 1t can to in
fiuence the composition OF commit
tees rs we'll us their subsequent act
ion, and will endeayor in all ways to
advance its own rests.-lN. I,
Tribune,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

Do You want TO be cursed and
crushed by railroad monopolies
Well, II you do. vote the railroad at.
torney seat in congress. Do you
want your vote to count agaias.
railroad cxtortion, steals and pools:
II you do vote for tho farmers can
diaate In tais fourth district and
against Up aegraif the railroad law
yer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
WHAT Is MONEY! 1t

" ffAT Is MONEY! II IS not, as
many suppose, given weight and
fneness OF gold. silver or other met
allie substance. THEN What Is mon
ev? 1t is whatever the law OF u
country declares it To be, aud there
Is no money except what is made
money by law, regardless of the ma
terial upon which the fiat Of The law
Is printed or stamped. Well give
all our worldly goods and our hope
OF heaven, for look It something
that i money without law.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
The Maine Issue

The Republican platform Of Maine,
upon which Goycrnor-el ROBBIE
was elected, being indirectly aide!
hy the Scion Chase movement, con-
t.!insd the following plank:
..Il.a o,ly fill Legal tet.a money aa'hof.s'd
~ The constitution [" b. eaiAsd CT isSa.d III
tins. IL peace IL goli aua SILVER. Tie dollar u
one she'lla liz coined So a to possess the SAME
Intrinsic value ~ Tie dollar q the other: .sna al
paper currency Should Ii. rtaetmahte IN enc or
Tie other"
This means the retirement CT the
greenhacks and the repeal Or the
legal tender act. Il for no other
hut to defeat this proposit-
ion Il. the voice OF Maine, Plaisted
should have received every green
back vote in the state
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
There was a time when r,

There was time when republi-
cans boosted that the "greenback
saved the Inion," but we could not
fad one now in Il whole state who
would dare make such il declaration.
Tie would be called "blatherskite'
and communist" 1t was the bank
ers and capitalists who saved ehe
country, according To modern repub-
licaais,a. indianapolis Sun.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
Vote Your Ticket Straight.

Every National whose profc ssion
is not il fraud will vote his county
ticket without Il scratch regardless
OF the begging which Is going on in
behalf OF political foes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

The Davis CO. Republican this
week contains IN article from one
Leonard Brown, abusing Gen. Wca-
yer. This Brown Is II crank that
was Iii .ked out OF the Grcenback
state convention in 1879, for propos-
ing Il fusion with the Democrats.
Since that immortal crank Guitcau
saved the Republican party and
made Arthur President, the leading
Republicans have gone over tie
country and bought up all the
crankS'-tG reenhaek Legal Tender.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

Jay Gould is going TO have Il
steam yacht too, Wonder il hs will
sail rp salt river. 4 Fayette CO Clari
on.
Not while the repnbli ans fill con-
gress with railroad attorneys.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

The republicans tell that Weller
las enemies. Every man who has
convictions on ne2sl arcs II public
policy has enemies. But such men
have friends also. and Wcll"r i M
exception 10 this rule.
Tn 1871 in Chickasaw county where
IL has lived Us farmer for more
than twenty years. and whore l,eorl"
know Kim, his ehara ter aad worth,
,Aey voted for him IL senator against
Aaron himh;.ll the vote staining l2il
for Weller 10 ITO for himhall.
In Brealer county whose people
likewise knew linn. his vote was gaG
to loli for kimhnli.
In Howard couaty the home Of
Kimhali. NelIer's vote was so 10 L.
0i5 for kimhall, and two years later
when candidate for congress lis
vote la Howard Was 1.al.. II a33 tn
Deering. And 1t must De renem-
htrcd that IA 1876 when 4 candidate
FIR senator the three conntic. had il
republican majority Oil state Offices
q nearly 1000. barely defeating Mr.
Weller.
Ne subIit the foregoing nn4a"s,
TONED facts "a. ii fail aud ample re-
Ily To statements tisat Weller II
without friend, wa~rn ie il known.
His vote then was III counties where
known and Ma s3 given because 10
know the maa WAS reason sufficient
Why he sA4n.t! b~ eAdes: nj.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
IOCONSUMPTIVES.

The ads ertiser having been permanently cWre0
or thu. dread disease. Consumption, ny SIKH
pie remedy. Il anxious 10 make known 20 his
fellow-snffcrers the means OF cure. To NIL who
desire II. he win send copy M the prescription
preparing and using the same, which they Win
lind sur. carc for Coughs. Colds, censaMptioDs
Asthma. nroRehttis, &c. Parties wishing tho
Prescription. will please address, Rev. B. 4.
WILSON. 1871 Penn ST.. WilliamsburghN. Y. 2i-l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

Let !aboring men and ali wealth
producers adept the motto; Politics
to the dogs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

The radical papers OF Iowa have
begun the defense Of Henderson and
Hubhell. The articles are all OF Ii
kind, and show the ear marks q a
literary bureau"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
- Nervous DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, ana
an tAe effects III youthful indiscretton, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free 10 N
who need III, tho recipe aud direction for max
Ing The simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by The advertisers
experience can dc 50 Ds aadresSin. In perfecS
confidence. 3fy1
JOHN II. OGDEN, II Cedar ST., New York
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
BOOTS 8 SHOES
FE.aTT q. O'.x.ILLEE
PIMPLES.

Twin mall Free the Recipe for n simple veNo
table Balm that viii remove Tan. fTesklee
pimpIe> and Elotcaes. leaving the skin sen
clear, antph. autifai; also Instructions for pro
au,lng a iuxariant growth oi hair on bal
head or smooth face. Address, Enclosing %
stamp, ksS. NAApELF Co., ~ Barclay b
NY. slyl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02

The Davenport DeH. crat says:
.Hubbell has sent $40, oen 10 Georgia
t. ketp defeat NJ. Stephens To-
Governor ind certain other Demo
Gratis for congress. for this hr de-
serves 10 he commended. 1t l. put
ting his loot where Ii will do tine
least harm"
but the sconndreis didn't defea.
Aleck. Has the Democrat "aeen
Hnhhsl" that ii roamends his meth
III /:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-11-02
CATARR d Directions.

rnectually t'leanses
the nasal passage
oil catarrhal virus,
causing healthy Sc
erection. anays lnila-
nation. protatI the
membrane from all
,litional colds, caiil-
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
KINGS PALACE,
A Grand and Attractive Opening
Yesterday.

The grand opening yesterday at Kings Pal
ace, S14 Seventh street northwest, was a
notable event, and the talk Of tho city among
the gentler sex. Tho great salesrooms were
thrown open carly yesterday morning, and
men, women and children soon thronged the
interior and wondered at the huge mass OF at
tractive goods that were displayed on shelves,
stands and counters. Tho proprietor, with
rare taste, had selected Just such goods as
were most in demand, and made 1t q point 10
select the latest and most durable. These
were neatly arranged, and the army of clerks,
the proprietor and polite assistants, among
them Mr.. L. Heine, OF II. Strasburger's, were
kept busy until late hour last night. The
crowd OF sight-seers and purchasers who
circulated In and out Of the estab
lishment was numerous, and tho
stream OF humanity was continued until
business closed for the day. The sales were
rapid and extensive, and, taken altogether,
the opening was grand success. There was
q band OF music present to enllven tho event,
and each visitor was presented with O hand
some souvenir of tho occasion. These latter
were novel and pretty, conspicuous among
them being a unique wall-pocket, which was
designed after Mr.. Kings own ideas. 1t was q
happy and original conceit, and ladies who ro
ceived them congratulated themselves upon
having been so fortunate. The rush to Kings
Palace was somewhat less to-day, owing to the
disagreeable weather, but there was, never
theless, q steady stream OF visitors. Business
was brisk, and everything indicated thu
future prosperity of the energetic head OF the
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Has He Been Murdered ?

The following message, which is connected
with rather singular story, was telephoned
to all the police stations to-day; "Please arrest
George Nokes, aged II years, coloredi has a
heavy mustache, Is Ave feet eight inches high,
dressed in brown, country-striped suit, brown
felt hat; left his homo Saturday morning last.
II found notify this of1lce." The colored man
referred TO is, as the dispatch states, over 20
years OF age and has number OF relatives In
this city residing at 7Of First street south.
west. He has been for many years resident
OF Canada and has been conducting livery
stable, at which business he realized fortune,
and returned TO his friends here two weeks
ngo with $4,000 In greenbacks In his pockets
The old man refurnished his niece's house
and made lavish expenditure for the comfort
OF his relatives, and on Saturday went out "a
pay the bills contracted, carrying $4,000 In
his pockets, and is known 10 have visited
several stores for the purpose.
Mr. Nokes did not return 10 his friends on
Saturday and has not since been heard OF, aud
his extreme age and tho large amount Of
money IN his possession give rise TO grave
fears of foul play,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
colonel sIaybncIt,s FrIends.

At meeting yesterday In the Merchants
Exchange OF 81. Louis, to consider measures
for relief OF the family OF Colonel Slayback, be
tween $4,000 and $4,000 was subscribed 10 aid
In lifting the mortgage OF $4,000 on the
family residence. Tho remainder, II is OK
persons present was John McGullouGn, tho
actor, an old friend Of Colonel C0ckerilI, aud
ono who deeply sympathi2es with him In his
present trouble. As n token OF his sympathy
and his desire to be of service TO tho family ot
the man who fell at the hands OF his friend,
Mr. Mccullough offered to give bonent for
the widow and children OF Colonel slayback
The offer was fayorably received, and n com
mittee was appointed 10 mako the necessary
arrangements. on motion OF prominent
member OF the exchange tho choice OF seats al
the theatre Will be sold on Change. II is ex
pected that large sum viii be raised In this
way,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Indictments Found.

The Grand Jury camo into court to-day with
indictments against tho following parties:
Elijah Williams, assault with intent TO Kill
Elizabeth Allen; Henry Lee, alias Horny
Woodyard, assault with intent to kill John r..
Jacksoni Henry W. Fenner, murder OF Samuel
Nugent on September 8, 1892; Andrew Jack
son, burglary two cases); Charles Hamilton,
murder Of George A. Hin ON September 20,
1882 William b. Moran, burglary and lar
ceny. The following were dismissed: william
Bowling, assault with intent 70 Kill Richard
II. Young; Frank Williams, larceny.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Meeting In the Eighth District.

massmeoting Of tho citizens OF jefferson
District, Alexandria County, was hell last
night. John W. Deckley presided ana II. B..
Peirce acted as secretary. After enthusiastic
speeches by II. l.. Mitchell, W. O. Reeves aud
II. ID. Peirce the following resolution, offered
by n. B PelTce, was unanimously adopted;
ReSoired, That We heartily lndorse the nOmt-
nation Of John s. Wise for Congressman
Large and II. II. Farr for tho Eighth Congress.
sional District. The meeting was decided
Buccess, and Judging from tho number OF
votors present and tho interest manifested that
dist let Will vote solidly for the Liberal can
didatee,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
Mest End Dnncing AcndemY.

The West End Dancing Academy has been es-
tablished at the northeast corner OF Nine.
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
and will be conducted as n strictly nrstclass
school. We call attention % It's advertisement
elsewhere and commend II cordially to tho
residents OF tho West End, who have long slncs
desired the location OF an institution OF this
kind In their nelghborhood
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

FoR the benefit of certain able editors we
pause to remark that the issue in Indiana
is not the same as in Ohio. In Indiana it
is prohibition, pure and simple. In Ohio
it was the taxing of the liquor traffic and a
stringent Sunday. closing law The able
editors should keep these distinctions in
mind.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

National Theatre Hnrrlgan's "squatter
Sovereignty"
Ford's Opera-House-"Tho Professor"
Theatre eComique-Varlctlos Rel
ley's Combination.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

THERE is q corner in rubber. And win
ter just coming on.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

THE English Government has apollo
gized for the arrest of Mr.. Henry George in
Ireland Better late than never.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
TARRANT's sELTzER ApERIENT

THE MAN WHO TOLD THE DOCTOR THAT
"HE FELT AS IF HE DIDN'T WANT TO DO
ANYTHING" WAS ACCUSED OF LAZINEss.
YET THOUSANDS EXPERIENCE THIS
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IN sUMMER-IN
CONSEQUENCE OF A DISoRDERED CONDI-
TIoN OF THE STOMACH, WHICH A FEW
REFRESHING DRAUoHTS OF TARRANTS
SELTZER APERIENT WOULD BE A SURE
REMEDY.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under The head OF i" situations
Udnted" tciN horodJter be inserted ~ THE EVEN.
ING. .CRrTIo three times FREE; We Invite U
tgfshfnD studtiOns 10 drdW Themselves Of ms QVcr.
AnsiUo1s directed IN care Of CRITIC Opice lgW re-
ceiUe cdrcfut attention. business advertisements
Mfee hnes Mrco Mlncslor % cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
If you want to buy the best quality of Coal and
S. NJ. MEYER,

esa SEVENTH ST. N. W., BET. ANDK
Headquarters for
GILT d SILVER TRIMMINGS
EEGALIAH AND BADGES
Made to0rder
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
THE Washington correspondent Of the Cleve-

TIM washington correspondent o. the Cleye-
land Leader says;
An official of tho Department OF Justice said
this evening; "Brewster's speech precipitated
the publication OF Ingersoll's interview. Its
object was TO cause public opinion TO blow In
the direction OF tho defense and head of our
case. We have twenty-five andavlts, but wo
will not give them to the press. We shall fol-
low the rule adopted by oil good lawyers and
present them first to the Grand jury"
II any Official of the Department OF Justice
said that, he is a fool. Anldavits cannot be
presented to the Grand Jury. The witnesses
themselves must appear before tho Jury in
person.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19
LOST AND FOUND.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

VNoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, FIRST
IL class small drug store. Having determined to
go TO Arkansas Hot Springs, haye concluded to
sacrifice; II willsell for exactly what II has cost
me, namely 81 500; possession given Immediately.
Address Druggist, Critic office. ocls.3t2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-19

FoR A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS
II trimming, call at oil 18th st. n. W.; method
taught; dresses cut and fitted and trimmings
made. oclG-3t2