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40 Assorted Needles for 2s Cents.

From the largest darner to the
smallest Cambria. Made Of the finest
Silver Spring Steel. very elastic in
temper. will stand all kinds of sewing.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. Send % cts, in cash or pos
tage Stamps and get n package. To
9-35-3m PERKINS & MITCHELL.
Red Cloud. Nebraska.
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ron AAre.

500 1svn 1es b Red cl0d. IRxsWa
!szms, valuable 1etsl peepeety, Isree
Livery and I'D Barn Yx3eo seospaN{e.
farms 70 suit pufsAasee. Can "a q a.
eress, n. :. s11oH0
4o.tf ~ cIm1 Nh
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4 Gard.

We desire to manifest our apprecia-
ton Of the kindness of the friends, in
waiting upon Mr.. Mitchell during his
sickness. We are sincerely thankful
for the assistance of the people.
ANNA J.. MITCHELL,
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Bl0onnorUs NEn-, June Il, lsse
Patents n follows for lands in Web.
ster County. have been filed thi. day
John q. HoiItroot. Joseph Polnichy
Christian 7. Bake. Ciias. T. Arnold,
Hans Lolif.on, William Arnold
Joseph W. Acree, Adolphu. c. BIN
Margaret Morrow. EgbeYt Taylor,
frans Barta, George Tnneli.
3. W. Swrr.Ee- Register.
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NOTICE &c :EA.Ecss.

Notice IL hereby siven that ] viii essnlns
ali persons uho fzsy ic-tr. 20 ODER Themselves
% eaadidstss 90, teseh~s 81 the primary 90
osn mon schoos Sf W. ss,ef county. a. Iiei
Clpsd on the Efst Saturday in the - nias Of
February. Nay AuGs-t and November: A,
Blue iiiii on the 6nt S~sisrisy ia the months Of
January. April. July anl octsbsr. AZ Usise
Noes 90 the 6.'ss SATURDAY IN the months Of
Narch. June. Septsn6 eI ah-i i'ecsrbes.
kxarniaAtions to eva .Hsoes ss0 si0ek As
Cnaplxs ". srsisosyL
Counfy SuperiBsendert Of Fablic fnstraefios-
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To Ruttae aaaken

We sell Butter HxAe and Ashton
salt. and pay the hisheet cAsh price
for Butter & Eggs. 4s-tf
ORNsRY ( DrcKKRsox.
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III kave purchased the fractional ! e
sof land laying betweea Peter McNitt's
and the river. Aa& rhe public il
hereby rnotifie CD not to cut sny timber
ON the same NJ. b. NcNfrr.
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The B. 4 N. r. r., known as the
Burlington Route" offers special ad-
vsntages to travellers. See thier
advertisement in this paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne be-
cause thay 6nd this lasting combine
ton cf exquisite perfumes : delightful
,noseity.
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Call on Simpson & Sweezey Of Blue
Hill, Neb., and get terms and prices
before buying land or making . loan
on your farm.
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$4,000 10 Loan

On Real Estate security, at Q per|
cent, annual interest. No commits
sions, at The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. IO-tf|
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7 Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money tn prove mp with on final re-
ceipt. or on decided land at . per cent,
and l-G2 per cent. commission, or at
straight 9 per cent. no commission.
JSo. X. WILCOX.
Office next door tn Chief Office. 3Oft
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Money To Loan

On Real Estate. in Webster and adj
joining counties ut the very best rates.
II will pay every farmer who thinks oil
borrowing money. tn see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense To the borrower-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parties-no application fee, bonus or
commissioning fee for making or
recording papers or taking acknowl-
edgements-no advance or semi-an-
nual interest, and no interes; until
money is actually in hand.
Call upon or address
X. 4. SIMPSON.
3Stf Loan Broker. Blue Hill, Neb.
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Land oAes =, Blsen'ns,sa Ssb jane. q iss..
Notice /, hereby yssn u at the f~olis-tss
sauei settler has Sled noties % ~, intsatlos
20 make sssi preof IN ssps~rt Of b. slaisa al
secure tuAl entity thereof. before the CLERK Il
District toar. 10 Webster cesnfJ 81 hts oMce
IN Rcd Cloud NebrAska on Saturday JAY y.
is.. via
CASTS l. wIcSstsL
MA Ne, sos5 for the So Sec - tcsu Ia rssfs
ranss iiv. lie maine. the fOsissins witnesses
to prove bis contiaaoa. r..sden-e apsa. asd
eal;,s siion Of rad Had ytiE JoSa oshs,re,
Da v,i \. HsissrB. frsnk u Leossri and fred
iIuiu N I'll all Of Red Toad, Ses
janISisyiJ 3 W. swIILkls. Register.
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Noticc.
The State Of Sehraskat
Webster Coanty.
0oticc.

Webster Cosnty.
To any Constsbie Of
said County You are Hereby eommsuded TO
snj stats and hin Crset precinct. Ia appear
before me Cosyion eros, . Jss,iee ~ the
pescc. NJ my Once IN Elsn Creek rreetnt. web
stsr county. on the .ni a.y Of June 49, 81 '
o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day, O. ans~eS
the action Assam Wells. for . dessan! das
him on trading pious hse 800 dollars sad
interest thereon for one year. and two .nd ntn,
one uadrcdths ~ 81 doiiarr thrashisE b.
and interest thereon fof three years. aud eoss
Of this salt You gill make due resarn Of ts
viii on the sni day of Lon iSss.
Witaess my hand ,his s7th d.y 81 MAJ ia
SS-ss &. Caow. Justice Of the Psass
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nyisinsi5 :. W ~ IFLEk. Register
National Republican., 1882-10-31
WEST WASHINGTON,

During the fishing season q report concerning
the condition of the water at Great Falls will be
published each day, as furnished by the Wash
ington Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using the
following measurement Very turbid, toS; tur-
bid to Is; slightly turbd 10 to %: clear, % to
SO. Condition of the water Monday, October
S0-At Great Falls, 36 at receiving reservoir, 81;
at distributing reservoir &c.
High tide (fuesday, October S): ll:12 a. m. and
II 40 p. m.
Street lamps will be lighted to. night at $50 and
extinguished at lO:j5.
Mrs Mary f. Turner, the well known teacher of
of the sixth grade schools in the Curtis build
ing, died suddenly at 80 on Saturday evening of
paralysis, at her residence on n street. She had
home when she had the attack resulting almost
instantly in her death. Her funeral will take
place to- morrow afternoon at o'clock from her
late residence.
Professor j. X. Eastman, of the National OBJ
servatory, has recently purchased from Mrs. Scott
twelve lots on Lees Hill, near the reservoir, which
he will improve with dwelling houses.
Hartley Il Bro. received yesterday by canal
boats Medley and Ruby 100 bushels of wheat, Of
which $500 bushels sold on Change at from
Sl.0S4 to Sl.l0
Arrived yesterday-Schooner Josie r. Burt Burt,
from Boston, light, to load coal.
SHled-Schooner Hattie S. Williams, Berry,
1900 tons coal for Providence; barkantine Nor
man, 700 tons of coal for Boston.
Monday evening, jeremiah Eyerly, captain of n
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 AMI
mails. for working a mule with sore shoulders
He was taken before Justice Buckley, who fined
him AZ and
National Republican., 1882-10-31
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

South Falrfax street has been cleaned by the
chain-gang.
The curbing on Columbus street, at the south
eastern intersection OF King, is being reset.
Mrs. Turly, aged 75 died suddenly at her resi-
dence on King street Saturday night. She was
buried Monday at o'clock p. III.
st. Johns Academy Cadets paraded the streets
Monday morning, presenting q fine APP rance.
They attracted general attention, and Were up
plauded for their excellent marching and drilling.
Inspector g. W. Hawxhurst reports recent ar
May, W. II. McDuiin, master from Portland,
headings for +, A. Reed & CO.. schooner William
oliver, d. D. Jones, master TO load wheat for Bal
timore, by Captain +. u. Hooei steamer Enter
prise, +. N. Davis, master, TO load merchandise
for OccOquan, by John Lannon; schooner Nellie,
w. A. Brannock, master, TO load wheat for Balti-
more, by George \. Worthington d Son; schooner
Charles 4. Briggs. George W. Wixon, master, 10
lond coal for New Bedford, by American Coal
Company; schooner L. J. Munson, J, A. Smith,
master, nom Windsor Nova Scotia, with plaster
for Herbert Bryant schooner Brunette, Il. X.
Dixon, master, from Great WicomicO, with lum-
Der for Perry, Smoot Il Co.; schooner Taylor &
Mathis, William Wharton, master, to load coal for
Aliens Point Conn, by American Coal Company;
steamer sue, W. q. Geogheg1n, master, from Bal
timOre, With merchandise for ]. Brodus Il CO.,
steamer T.. q, knight, ]. X, Chichester master.
from New York, with merchandise for +. A. Reed
& Col steamer Louisa, J, r. Shropshire, master,
from Philadelphia, with merchandise for F. A.
Reed & Co.; steamer John Gibson, George Young
master, with merchandise for +. A. Reed d Co,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
National Thcotcr.

mankind" the new play by Merritt and Con-
quest, was brought out at the National Theaer
last night. The plot is made up of the usual
amount of villainy expressing the innocent and
the form of Cockney costermonger and might,
with judicous use Of the shears, be made n
bright and interesting drama. In lis present form
tail OF matters not material to the action of the
play, With the exception of the part of Ddntl
mirabIy done by MIR. Charles Leclerg, none
of the characters are very marked, nor
indeed is there sufficient opportunity of
fered for their development. The set
ting of the play is exceptionally fine
The scenic and mechanical effects, which are
especially designed for this company, are well
managed and add greatly 10 the presentation of
the play. The tableaux at the close OF the second
act, in which fishing smack, rounds to and
beautiful, anu drew forth a burst OF genuine
applause. Mankind" will be presented each
night, and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
nf wool,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Enrd.s Opern EEomse.

Haverlys Mastodon Minstrels opened last night
at Fords Opera House to an audience filling ev-
cry portion of the building. The programme was
well arranged and the abundance of the applause
showed how thoroughly the vast audience was
pleased. The first part showed some good singing
by MesSrs II. NJ. Morse. james Adams, Edwin
Harley, and Joseph NJ. Wood, and two comic
songs by Frank Cushman and Pete Mack. Every
member was heartily encored, and the witticisms
of Frank CushmQn, Lew Spencer. and Pete Mack
were heartily enjoyed. In the olio Leon justly
proved his title as the greatest of female imper
senators. The champion clog dancing was given
with perfect precision, aud many new features
were introduced. E. NJ. Hall showed the full
capabilities of banjo. Adams and Casey ex-
hibited their musical versatility. The act "Gong
Back to Dixie " was side splitting in its fun, while
the afterpicce, Her. Majestys OPERA was-a e.
ting termination OF the iun that had gone befDie O.
The costumng of this extravaganza is gorgeous,
aud the music. fexcellently rendered, NtTording
It's Leon, good opportunity, as well as in
Producing the best of the troupe i'll good charac-
teis. The whole performance was thoroughly sat
is!Gctory, and crowded houses may be looked for
every night this week and Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK,
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

For the coming week we shall
offer five cases 30-inch wide Ru-
bans at 12 Lee. No house in the
country can initiate this grand
bargain.
Five cases Grape Cloth, in all the
leading shades and black, at 121-2c.
Sold in other stores at 25c.
Five cases Fancy Dress Goods at
1Oc. These we bought last Janu-
ary for cash, and were kept eSpe-
cially for our opening.
Three cases 4O-inch wide fine all
wool Cashmeres at 45c, worth
62 Lee.
Two cases opera-shades all-w0Ol
Cashmeres at soc, worth 75c.
A full line of all the most fash
ionable Dress Goods at our pOpu-
lar prices.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Theatre sOIsIiouc.

The Theatre Comique was packed to Its utmost
capacity last night, the attraction. being Alf Nc
Dowelrs new musicalIand comical romauce,In
two acts, entitled the "Necromancer" This play
is placed upon the stage in u most excellent man
ner the scenery being by far superior to any III It
was ever before seen in q variety theater l., ci-
dental to the piece there is full ballet troupe d
by Miss Fannie Lucille and Mi Annie Gregory.
and Doyle, the Allen Sisters Walker, Mack and
Grace, Marston. Rice and Barton, Lillian Rams.
den, and Miss Louise Vavasour. The piece should
be seen by oil.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
The Virginia state Fair.

Arrangements have been made by which the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railway is en-.
auled to sell excursion tickets to the Virginia
State fair at Richmond, including admission L
the fair grounds, at $3.50 for the round trip, the
tickets to be good until November 4. BY referenc,
TO the advertisement elsewhere 1t will be founC
that the trains leave at convenient hours morn
iugs and evenings,
National Republican., 1882-10-31
indictments Found.

On Monday the grand jury presented true bills
against Oscar Lee assault with intent to kill Henry
Butler; Martha Ellen Braxton, grand larceny;
Samuel Johnson, alias Andrew Jackson, second
ohense, petit larceny Charles W. Jackson, house
S. Jones' alias Robert Jones, alias William f. Jones,
second otense, petit larceny; Isaac jackson, George
Parker, Frank Burch, housebreakiug in night /;
Fannie Morton, grand larceny. They ignored the
charge against Charles Jones' second otcnse, petit
larceny, and he was ordered released from jail
National Republican., 1882-10-31
schedule orc. and o. Railway.

In The advertising columns pIense mole change
in schedule of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
The change in running of trains is of great ad-
vantage 10 travellers to points in Virginia, West
Virginia and Kentucky, as by leaving Washing
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Those who
wish TO go 10 Ashland, KY, Columbus Ohlo, Lex
the West reached by these Cities will take the $40
train without change and several hougs in ad-
vance OF any other route.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
we Can show Won

TO call, If only to compare our stock and price,
with others. Eisemau Brothers, clolhieis and
taiors, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
SANDY Piun,. Funerat.

The funeral of Sandy Pinn, one of the Herth
murderers, whose death ut the Albany peniten-
tiary has already been mentioned in The REPuB-
IICAN, and whose remains arrived here Sunday
took place Monday at the residence OF his mother,
on Samson street, The services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Brooks and Rev. Mr.. Gibbons, and
upon the conclusion the remains were taken to
Harmonic Cemetery, followed by number o
hacks containing The relatives and friends.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.


n~Ssg> FREE LECTURE ON FREEMAsoNRY
R-S9 in Ci,y Hall at 1880 o'clock, THIS p. NJ, by
j. L. STODDAkD, secretary North Carolina Asso-
citation Allinvited. ocSi-lt*
nSsBe THERE WILL BE a MEETING OF TIL L
W. Tennessee Commissioners of the Garfield
Memorial Expt sition at the Ebbitt House THIS
EVENING at T3l oc3l-lt%
National Republican., 1882-10-31
"AIderney Dairy yyagon..-

the most attractive assortment OF boys overcoats
In the city, and at prices that will tempt you 10
buy. Eseman Brothers, corner Seventh and t.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

THE building No. 1910 L street, formerly occn-
pied by THE REPUBLICAN, has undergone post
radical change, aud will be opened by Mr.. Il. sui
iivan as first class restaurant and hotel Tim 8
long experience is n guarantee OF the excellence
of the stock which will be laid in, and 1t may
safely be predicted that there will be found as
good liquors and cigars as ut any other establish
ment I'm the District. The bill of fare will be COM
plete, and everything will be served in an unex-
ceptonal manner. The formal opcLing Will tuke
place on Thursduy evening
National Republican., 1882-10-31
DO Not Hesitate

.DoN'T forget II, the American Tea Store, corner
OF Seventh aud streets northwest, is the place to
buy your tea and coffee at New York prices.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in &lb "Ward" prints, at 60c. per lb
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. butterinilk. &C
per quart and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1882-10-31
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle Atlantic States, slightly udrmtr, fair
tredther .to'lotCed BY rain IN the northern portions,
southtda 10 south rest ,0inds lotrer barometer.
Fair and Slightly learner redthcr is indicated for
The districts on MG Atlantic coast during Tueddy, fol-
'oued by h9M rain in Ncp England and Tic northern
portion of he Middle States
National Republican., 1882-10-31
We Have TnIxan Time

by the forelock, and prepared for cold weather
Our building is filled from basement to attic with
business dress suits and overcoais for boys youths
and men. Elseman Brothers clothiers and tailors
corner Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

A REMEDY resting on the basis of intrinsic worth
demands the confidence of all. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is known aud used most satisfactory
throughout the land as is atested by its great
sales. Your druggist keeps II.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses ana
cents clothing watches, jewelry. &c. Call on or
address Herzng, sos Ninth street, near Pcnnsyl-
ranin avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
mo,her, shouIh yEuow n.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
body, aud mothers should know how soothing
Parkers Ginger Tonic is 1t stops babies pains,
makes them healthy, relieves their own anxiety,
and is safe to uAe.-J0uTaQl.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

Cray hairs often cause annoyance which
ParkeIs Hair Bals0m prevents BY restoring the
youthful colon
National Republican., 1882-10-31

I-tOutIueut ArrtNnkNs
WoRMLEys.-R. u. Benedict, S. p. NASH II. II.
Lewis, Richardson, Matthew Clnrkeon, New York.
ST, MARC.--J. T.. Wilson, Virginia; Theodore a.
SteensQn, Philndelphla lsndor Morris, Utah II.
kerst, Philadelphia; i. T.. Ingmnn, Baltimore, Md.
WiLLAnp,s-W. Byers,, New York; NJ; J. Dady,
BROOKLYN; Joseph l.. Davis, New York; ]. j. noak,
cisco.
MErRoPoLITAS.-H. ]. Rogers, T.. Winters, New
YORK y $. W. Carver, Mount Pleasant, Iowa; John
W. Hinsdale North Carolina; A. M Pierce, Will
chester Va; q. u. Perkins, Philadelphia
ST. JAMEs.-lIi rry Zeglcr, Philadelphia L. s.
Russell, New YORK; G. j. Wlugate, w. Il. Wngote,
Mainei ID: q. Dawson, New York f.. {. Ross, Philn
delphla ]. F. Thayer, II. II. Lyon, New York.
ARLINGToN.-H. BendiX, S. p. Fitch, Clement
Bainbridge, @. ParlSes, New York D. Barnes, Brook
lyn; 5. NJ. lawson, W. Il. Hoy, New York; q, IT.
Demorest, Brooklyn; f. o. Pierce; Boston; q. w.
Iebold, New York James Wood, Geneseo, N. ";
Henry A. Hnrman, Detroit, Mich.
,,RIoes.-R $. Warning Pittsburgh II. C. Ellis, s. F..
MOrarty New York; j. II, Duff, Boston; Il. N. Dlck-
erson, A. NJ. Lukens G; II. Smelling, New York; O..
w. NJ Browne, Philadelphia: w. @. Wright Glas-
gov, Scotland; ]. I. Leavitt, New York.
EBniTT-M; A. Slayen, san francisco; NJ. j.
Smiley, Grand Rapids, Mich.: W. X. Jones, George
Lander, Lander pltt'bgrg Pa; lion. William " kST, Phila-
jr;, ChurShland,, Va ohar;ei D.. Hodges Illinois;
Charles w. Ilall. Maryland; porters Is. Ware, Chi
cago; Peter Mitchell, New York.
National Republican., 1882-10-31
Tho Thern Yesterday.
Prominent Arrivals.

a. m, $3.50; II q. m. G6,9o; p. M, 1920; Up
M, 6i.oo; IL r. M, 574o maximum, 7l,09; mini
n &C
National Republican., 1882-10-31
LOCAL MENTION.
NfEssRs. wnITEsIDEs q WALTON,

1921 Pennsylvania avenue, say:
We receive flattering encomiums
from our customers in regard to
Browns Iron Bilters."
National Republican., 1882-10-31

tnree umes IOr tWenty-nYe cents III lHE REPuB-
L1CAS
Tonight, the eve of All Saints Day, is com.
monty known as Hullow Fen.
Mr.. John p. Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio has
been admitted to the District bar.
At meeting ofthe Oyster Shuckers' Union. held
Monday night, it was decided to shuck eight pints,
dry measure, at twenty cents.
Thomas Lynch was sent to Jail for six months,
in default of $500 bonds for making threats of per-
sonal violence 10 his wife, Margaret Lynch.
The Albatross the new steamer for the Fish
Commission is nearly completed at Wilmington,
Del, and will be brought to tho navy.yard here
i'll about six weeks.
Treasurer GILLIAN has made requisiton for sl9,
620 to meet the interest the thirty year funding
bonds Of the District of Columbia falling due on
the first OF November.
In the case of the Masonic Mutual Relief Asso-
citation againt McCauley and others the court in
general term has decided that the fund must be
paid to the widow, Mary McCauley.
II. s. Smith, president of the Florida Republican
Association, left with his family last evening for
his home in Marlanna Florida. where he will
work and vote ior the Republican ticket.
The case of Benjamin Pinckert, alias Pnkney,
the colored man employed at Burgdof's stables,
who shot David Butler on Saturday, was contil ued
until tomorrow, the accused beng held in SoOO
bonds.
| The new van for conveying prisoners from the
police court to Jail is now running for the accom-
| mediation of the public The new vehicle is in
every way a great improvement OH the cumber-
| some old van.
| At the Union Bethel Historic and Literary As
sociaton this evening Miss Millie Harris will read
| IN essay on ventilation and Mrs. J. w. Cromwell
wiz present as the paper for discussion Notes of
| a Years Progress"
| Nj. N. p Gage. principal of the public schools
OF the second district, who has been seriously i'll
| for some weeks, and was last week very low, is
now somewhat better, and the chances are that he
| will soon be ut his post.
Mr.. o. V. Cdle dsbursing clerk at the Bureau of
| Engraving aud Printing, accompanied by his
wife, has arrived in the city from Portsmouth,
Onio, where theyhave been spending their vaca-
| tion with relhtivesRnd friends. -
It's suggested that the many, Z Natural springs
included III the new National Park, square II, be
utilized me construction therein of large
atpA.s lake The water Is clear and transparent,
and would form a beautiful natural pond.
The new Belgian block pavement on street
has reached as far as First street, and in shor,
| time the work will be completed the entire dis
tance to Four a-half street. and furnish one
| OF the best paved thoroughfares in South Wash.
| ington.
A colored man, named Oscar Nelson, was kicked
by horse, and his arm broken Monday evening
| about $3.50 o'clock, at the stable of Mr.. Harrison
| No 236 Seventh street northeast. He was removed
e ErnnirnNn's FnSIitql and received medical Of.
National Republican., 1882-10-31

The best Dollar silk ever ofTered--worth $3.50
Black Trimming Velvet from 9Oc. up.
Colored Pushes In all the most fashionable shades
at sl.75 per yard; sold elsewhere at $3.50.
Three yard.wide Cretonnes at l?sc. per yard,
positively worth 25c This sale cannot be repeated.
Our stock of ready-made Dresses and Garments is
complete, and contains some Of the finest ever
brought to this city.