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Observation-Disclosures
Silk Hankerchiefs.
Silk Lace Fischues
Silk Lace Ties
Chair Tides, Appli-
que work and felt
goods at the New
York Sore.
We have all the novelties, Baylor's.
Free Music for our customers form
the fine Swiss Music Box. Call and
hear it at the Boston Store.
Our goods are the latest, Baylor.
Largest and Handsomest line of
vases ever offered in Kirksville, now on
sale at the Boston Store.
We sell for cash, Baylor.
Toys till you can't rest at the Boston
Store.
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The people has found out that F. NJ.
Browns is the place to buy groceries
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yITALIzED AIR.

For the painless extraction Of teeth,
is afe and reliable remedy; admin
lstered at DR.. Pearce's office over
Lamkin's, south side square. n3O-3m
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25 Dolmans late style, Baylor's.
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Farmers will find full supply of
Christmas groceries at the Willard
Bros. Grocery, east side square.
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Don't forget to call
at the New York
Store for your Christ
mas goods of every
description.
New Firm.

Gray & Co. have made change in
their firm, but the business will 20
right on the same as ever. The new
firm consists of Gray & Spencer. Par
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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The best place TO spend your dollar
is at John Caskey's.
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Halliday Bros, buy in large quan.
tites and sell cheap. Call and see them
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Don't you forget to call on Clark
when you want a good heating stove.
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Wild Engine.

While the train was switching Sat
urday afternoon the engine became
unmanageable from some cause and
started up the track, in spite of the
efforts of the engineer to stop it. See
ing that his engine was bound to go IN
spite of him the engineer jumped Oft.
The swltchman at the upper end OF the
track noting the trouble threw open
tn e switch and let Mr.. Engine off into
the ditch. The north bound evening
train was delayed while the track was
being cleared.
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Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such & Co.'S.
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FINE LARGE FARM at a bargain

Il Consisting of 40 acres. in Adair county,
Mo within three miles of railroad station. Two
hundred aud ninety acres under cultivation thirty
acres raw prairie. and one hundred aud twenty
acres of timber Two hundred and thirty acres
seeded to grass and pasture. Frame house and
snrn with good orchard. VIII be sold entire or
divided into two parcels suit. For farther par.
ttculars. Apply 10 ,
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Ii you want boots
and shoes, over shoes
and rubbers 60 to the
New York Store.

Mr.. John Ripper, 5th and Primm
streets. st. Louis, says: "One bottle of
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of ner-
vous headache.
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Coal {! Coal (!

SVa4 SO6A
Mr.. D. A. Ely has opened out and
now has ar ample supply Of excellent
coal at his mines three miles west of
Sublette. He asks share of the pub
lie patronage. When you want coal,
give the Ely mine ial. T31-t
California Prunells, very choice, at
Willard Bros.
Santa Claus Headquarters at the Bos-
ton Store.
Toy kitchens, stoves, etc, at the Bos-
ton Store.
Large line of Glassware just opened
at the Boston Store.
Sleds. drums, wagons and games for
the Boys, at the Boston Store.
A variety of Hands some Clocks Just re
ceived at the Boston Store.
Go to +. NJ. Browns for Sft good
coffee for $1,O0.
See John Caskey's line of boots and
SHOES before purchasing elsewhere.
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Flour. Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get a sack.
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NOR SALE-A good residence containing Il
r rooms good cellar and barn situated on block
adjoining public square in kirksville. Price 1000
Enquire Of sands & Gill.
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Rrewington G. Fowler have a large
and we'll assorted stock whicn they
will sell you as low as any one.
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro's.-west side public square.
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Jim Hope is selling
8 lbs good roasted Rio
Coffee for $l.W.

Cloak ing, plushes, and dress trim
mings of endless variety at Harlan
Bros.
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Hoods and mits very nice at Baylor's
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Spanish and Lace Flchues at Baylors
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USOR SAIE-Cheap-2 story house has rooms,
L two lots. .hubbery, fruit etc.. Nicely situated.
VIII be sold for $3.50. For particulars Apply at
This Office 10 Mrs. X. Basset. kirksvilie Mo.
RoS2,t
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Go TO Clark for shot guns.
Go to F. NJ. Browns for groceries.

TO to Clark for shot guns.
Go to F. M. Browns for groceries.
Willsrd Bros, for all kinds Of CALI
fornia goods.
Choice Sorghum at F. NJ. Browns.
Have you seen the Westminster at
Clark's.
Roht. Clark is agent for the oriental
powder.
Glasgow Flour always on hand at F.
N. Browns.
Go to F. NJ. Browns for lob best
brown sugar for $1,O0.
"Hart the Jeweler' with Brewington
& Fowler east side square.
'The Boom never lets up at Halla-
day Bros, grocery store.
Best st. Charles -four at the Quincy
Grocery.
F. NJ. Brown sells cheap goods, and
won't be undersOld.
Thanksgiving supplies of every kind
at Halliday Bros.
The Aalladay Bros, beat the world
on groceries. Call and see them.
Robt. Clark Is head quarters for guns
and gun material.
Go to Clark's and examine those fine
base burning stoves.
Sauer Kraut and Pickles at f. NJ.
Browns.
Van Camps new tomatoes at K. d
Magruder's.
Those Picnic hams at L. A. Wizards
are fine. only 15c per pound.
Misses and chlldren's coats trimmed
in white plush at HARLAN Bros.
az All kinds of California canned
fruit at R. D. Magruder's.
The Boss Crock Cover at Shultz &
Bakers
x car Eagle Mill Flour at R. d.
Magruder's
:YChoice lines of Coffee and Sugars
at R. D. Magruder's.
Eagle cigars at R. d. Magru-
der's
~ Smoke the Eagle cigar at R. D.
Get Your Photographs and Gems at |
rlnsman's Gallery-west side.
The best place TO spend your dollar
S at John Caskey's:
Ha11sdov Rroc hnv in laroo nnon
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Get Your Photographs and Gems a
Tlnsm ans Gallery-west side.
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We sell for cash, Baylor.

Toys till you can't rest at the Boston
Store.
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Smoke the Eagle cigar at R. D.
Magruder.
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1woNT

Take Kid Gloves
back after they have
been stretched
u WONT WARRANT
| ANYTHING !!
IAs my profits are so
small that / cannot
afford to do so, but
sell goods on their
MERITS only.
! WONT SELL on CREDIT
After Jan. l, 1888.
| won't give short
measure or Light
Weight. but exactly
what you call for /!
l WONT Be UNDERsOLD
| wont buy goods
for my store unless |
can buy them
Good and Cheap !!
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For school supplies of all kinds.
books, states, chalks. papers, pencils,
etc., call at Fout Bros, west side
square.
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x car Eagle Mill Flour at R. D.
Magruder's
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Rev. Walton of the Baptist church
preached Thanksgiving sermon in
Bethel church.
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Largest and Handsomest line of
vases ever offered in KirksvilIe, now on
sale at the Boston Store.
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Misses and chlldren's coats trimmed
in white plush at HARLAN Bios.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS

A full line of gentlemen's fine slip
pers at Such's, south side of square.
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Diagonal black Dolmans Baylor's.
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HAll kinds of California canned
fruit at R. d. Magruder's.

The Boss Crock Cover at Shultz {
Bakers
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You can get l lb.
good tea and a nice
crystal bread plate
with every pound for
60 cts at JIM HOPES
cheap cash store, east
side.
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Shultz & Baker keep the Quincy
Grocery store and are selling goods as
cheap as any house in Kirksville. and
especially invite the farmers to call
and see tor themselves.
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:Y Choice lines of Coffee and Sugars
at R. D. Magruder's.
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Eagle cigars at R. D. Magru.
der's ..
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. n 13-tf.
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I VI Hannah & Caskey sell the
L ~ A'celebrated St. Charles
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The incest Line of
OvercOats in town,
all new ones, no old
ones carried over at
AMEs T. MCCALL's
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Plush, Velvit and Silks at Baylor's.
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The best two dollar
OvercOat ever sold for
the money in Kinks
At Ames & Nc
Calls

Go and see the new crock cover at
Shultz 6 Bakers. No cat or rat can
get at your milk with one of these on
your crock.
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Those Picnic hams at L. A. Willard:
are fine. only 15c per pound.
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Robt. Clark has just received a car
load of Acorn Stoves from the factory
call and see them.
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John Caskey has line of ladies'
cheap goods which he is closing out re-
gardless of cost, to make room fol other
goods,
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$50 to Halladay's" has got to be a
household word with good house-keep-
ers, when sending for groceries.
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Van Camps new tomatoes at T..
Magruder's.
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Our goods are the latest, BAYLOR.
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Robt. Clark has the largest and best
line Of breech and muzzle loading shot
guns in North Missouri.
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l wont keep an In
ferior Class of Goods.
Il WONT HESITATE TO TELL. YOU THAT
| Have Quit the Credit Business
"ASfhoifohlh' n. BAYLOR.

The cheapest place
to buy your hats &
caps, glOves& mittens
is at Ames & McC Calls S
Fine assortment of Glass G. Queen
ware at F. NJ. Browns.
"LadIeS' Tonic"
The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-.
pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsrl'
TUTE OF BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their
favorite prescription for ladies who are
suffering from any weakness or com.
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at $1.OO per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names of those who have been CUR
aD. Mott.
J. H. Wilkes keeps right on selling
first class groceries at low prices, and
thereby spreading Joy and conteptment
abroad in the land.
SETTLE Up.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam G. Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and settling their accounts.
The books are in the hands Of DR.. Co.
ben and the bills must he paid.
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DRESS MAKING.
All kinds of dress making, cutting,
fitting etc., by Miss Lizzie Behren, at
the Bonneman residence. Models for
sale. n26-3m
I VI Hannah & Caskey sell the
1 ~ A.celebrated St Charles
Flour. Always good and always pop
ular. Call and get sack.
The people has found out that F. NJ.
Browns is the place to buy groceries
The Westminster Is the best base
burning stove made. Will burn soft
or hard coal and fully war; anted. For
sale by Robt. Clark.
Ladies, you will find it to your inter-
est to call and examine our stock OF
Plushes and get prices before buying
elsewhere. HARLAN Bros.
For school supplies Of all kinds.
books, states, chalks. papers, pencils,
etc., call at Fout Bros, west side
square.
Shultz & Baker keep the Quincy
Grocery store and are selling goods as
cheap as any house in Kirksville. and
invite the farmers to call
and see Tor themselves.
Robt. Clark has the largest and best
line Of breech and muzzle loading shot
guns in North Missouri.
Robt. Clark has just received car
load of Acorn Stoves from the factory
call and see them.
George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. n 13-tf.
All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
side public square.
Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such 81 Co.'S.
Jim Hope is selling
s lbs good roasted Rio
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Go to Clark's and examine those fine
base burning stoves.
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Sauer Kraut and Pickles at f. NJ.
Browns.
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v,,.RsALE-saood location for country phyri-
n clan and general goods business. Brickdwel-
finx two stories and basement four rooms. large
lois also store room 3ix2o with ware house. Worth
nj less. eia0. Win take $S0e. Apply TO GILL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

The famous Hoey aud lIarde Combination will
commence a weeks engagement at the National
Theater Tonight with their attractive drama "The
Child Of the State" The press and people have
given their hea ~ praise TO this play wherever it
has been presented and during its recent tour
the combination has met with great fnan-
cial success. The company consists
of james NJ Hardie, George Hoey,
signom MaJeIoni, Ms. ]; j. Prior Miss Emma
VIII A. Sands, Edwin Hammond, II. p. Moroso,
aud James Brnvns. The stage il under the man
Avenue Theatre, New York. Later in the week
1.-THE P.iests Vow" will be presented, The plot
of this drama is thrilling and momentous. A
Catholic pliest hears the confession of one OF his
flock, who GGnlesses that he has committed muir
der A brother OF the priest is arrested, tried aud
convicted of the murder and sentenced to die.
The priest can save his brother by revealing tile
name of the Gu lprit VIII he do IL? His vow to
the Church iorbids II, The Intensity ofthe drama
is replete with startling situations, and keeps an
audience enTapturvd during its performance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

On Saturday, in the Criminal Court, the usual
weekly star.routc motion was considered. Mr..
Pelham moved IN quash the Indictment against
his client, Miss Armstrong, on the plea Of mis-
nomer, she being indicted as X. NJ, Armstrong,
and her real name being Mnry Catherine ARM
strong. II was apparent the indctments were
worthless, so they were ut once quashed MT.
Merrlck gave notice that the Government would
reindlct her. Mr. Hounshe then opened tho
Argument 10 reopen The conduct of the Grand Jury
in finding indictments against Boone, Jackson,
and Cnbell for perjury aud subornation OF per-
jury. After discussion, Mr.. Merrick, for tho Gov.
ornment said he was willing to have the grand
jury and inspector Tidbnll had been telegrapbed
for to return here from Texas, that lie might DO
questioned IL the defense desired Il. Mr. Houn-
shell then argued to quash the Indictment against
Boone on the ground that II had been found under
a United States law, and not local statute. Judge
Wyl4 reserved his decision on the points.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01
THE APPROACHING RACES.
Talk with National raIr Director
rrnsnccta for the AprIH,r McntInR.

Prospects for the spring Meeting.
Mr.. George NJ. oyster, IT, one Of the directors Of
the National Fair Association, was recently ques-
toned in regard to prospects for the spring meet
ing of tho National Jockey Club and gave his
views as follows: 1T is probable that the coming
meeting will be success in every way. The
stakes have filled well and we have reason to be.
eve that there will be more horses on the grounds
to contend for the purses than we have room to
accommodate. There will be Old Gleumore, who
has rs much wind as n western tornado; and old
Chcckmatc, who can outrun lightning express
and Crickmore---"
BY the way, has Crickmore recovered from his
lamcne'sH" asked the seeker Conformation.
"Yes; he is Ns sound as n new locomotive and
twice as fast. Frank Hall Governor Bowe's
brother-in-law) told me the other doy that he had
wiutered WELL and that the curb, which he threw
at Baltimore last fall, has entirely disappeared
He viii be dangerous cup horse this year. Then
Compensation, Governor Bowie's other trump, will
be here too"
which Of the two do you consider the better2"
"Ntickmore has been the more phenomenal and
perhaps the more prccocious. If you remember
compensation made grcnt htndway last year, and
" me Pimico fall meeting, was almost iAyincl-
PIE. Crekmore last year was MI Irregular ner-
iormeras his contests with HindOo prove and II Is
very hard 70 guu!e his capacity. However |
| have no hesitation in laying that Compensation
| would have nude either Hindoo or c ickmore'
reduce the record to have beaten him last hlI.
| Now, II is fair TO suppose that should Compen-
| sutiOn hold his own-nnd II is more than likely
| hewill improN che win make Jimmy Mclaughlin
| get more Out f his mount than he has ever done"
" You ere forgetting 'Thora,'" suggested the
| hOr,o reporter
oh yes, she'll be here too. The dear girl.
| Shes clnkcr, aud, next to 'SpirowNy' Is the
! lceiest FLY have ever seen. She now stands
! first favoita for the Baltimore cup, only two to
| one being laid against her, n though CrCkmOrc, ;
| Compensation, 'Gleumore' ard Monitor arc
also entered. She is Miss Long fellow through
| aud througli-a regular chip Of the old block.
Besides these star performers we shall have
tilst.class REPRESENTATIVES fom the bed stable In
| the country, including some two. yuar.Ulds, who
viii make their dcbut. The meeting VIII be looked
| forward ~ with much interest, aud will attract
| widespread attention, as 1t will give an inking to
| the condition and chances of the contestants fol
| the important events that follow"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

A delegation of Wisconsin, solid men, consisting
of Governor Jerry Rusk, General l.. +. Frisby, r.
c. McFetrdge, o. B'uch, A, X, Hamilton, j. L.
Clement, J. h, Davis, D, S, ordway, c, b, Clark, Il
D. Read, and A, L, Smith, arrived in Washington
yesterday, aud are quartered Mt the Ebbiu House
The Wisconsin Legislature recently passed a rcso-
luton directing Governor Rusk and General
Frsby to lit Washing on and lay before Con.
gre IS and the Nu,hOrites the fRcls relating to the
annual overflow Of the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
These streams play sad hay0c with The farmers and
others living along their banks, and the delega-
ton wants 10 have this terrible state Of affairs
remediud. From Governor Rusk's long expert
cuce In Congress, and his large coerle of friends
hers there Is ltIe doubts hs, MS efforts in behal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.



A large and intelligent audience assembled in
Lincoln Hall last evening at the meeting Of the
Dashaway Reform Cub, In the absence of Mr.
Nyo the vice president, George NJ. Fillmore, pre-
sided The opening exercises were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. BurkhNrt. The singing was in
charge of Professor A. H. Frear, assisted by an
efficient choir. The first speaker was Colonel
Granger who for an hour entertained the audi
ence with both an interesting and practical ad-
dress. A QuRrtctte consisting of A. ii. aud j. A.
Frear Mrs. Kulstram, aud Mrs, Freur, sung several
selections. Many signed the pledge.
Last night the usual Sunday meeting of the st
Patrick Temperance Society was held in Carroll
Hall with good attendance. Speeches were de-
liveted by Messrs. Smolenshi and Schmidt and
music was furnished by the ladies and gentlemen
Of the society.
Mrs. c. /. Roach led very enthusiastic meeting
Ia Masonic Hall yesterday under auspices of the
Woinan's Christian Temperance Union. Mr.. Hig.
gins and Mr.. Taylor of HillsborO Ohio, gave
cheering accounts of progress IN the temperance
reform In their State, betrr laws, &c, Mr.. Gibson
rejoIced over the work in the District. Mr.. Cutter
spoke of Maine, and Mr.. MCCauley of Maryland
The Woman's Evangelical Temperance Associa-
ton he'd q very enthusiastic meeting yesterday
afternoon in the rooms of The Dashaway Reform
Club of Georgetown, The meeting was addressed
by several ladies' Of the association and members
of the club and deep Interest was manifested, a
large number coming forward and signing the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

A vocal and instrumental concert under the
auspices of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
choir will be given on Wednesday evening at Lin
coin Hall which promises TO far exceed any other
given this season. From the following array of
talent selected good singing can be assured: Nine.
Annie Raspar, our faYorite sOpranO Miss Agnes
MoGrew, Conlralto; Herndon Morsell, the great
tenor George A. Dalton, the noted basso his first
isnrha nan, tenor; Professor Kuspor little birdie
Lucas, the child yulnist; the Mount Vernon
Quarlette, and selected quartstte. Secure your
oil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.



East Meeting.
The shakespearinis were out in full force satur-
day night at the residence of the president, MIR. 7.
W. Piling, and one of the most interesting meet
ings of the season was held. Acts Nv. and ",
" Henry the Fourth" was read with success by
mcmbers of the club with the fol-
lowing cast Prince Henry, Mr. J. Barn
ard King Hcnrv d. C, Bangs; T&omas Dute
Of Clarepce Mr.. Pennie; Prince John Of Lancaster,
MIR. C. II. Dodge; Prince Humphrey 81 Gioste', GEN
ernl Wright EoR Of Irdrrtt, Mr., Whitaker; Ear!
g UtamoretGnl, NJ: L. +. Monat; hdrCouH D.
McA die; LOid CbiCf .iiSttcC, Mr.. a. Brooke iW-
star, Mr. G. w. Murdoch; pisioi, Mr.. Hopkins
Dam pr. Warren; HOstcSs, Mis- Hoprerton, after
which the following varied programme WIS given
instrumental SOLO " Rhapsodle Horggo!so,' Lisal,
Mrs. W. II. PEARSON; "Who XIII, d Cock Robin"
new version, General NJ. j. Wright vocal solo,
"Twickingham Zee ry," Miss Katie u. Scott: cri9t-
nal rOem, Charles II. Dodge; Instrumental music,
Miss Dadc; reading, Excelsior" W. G, Mu'dock
vocal solo, "sunsct," Mis- Amy Leavick; recita-
ton, " GENEVA" Il. f. Moiitt; reading, "a Negro
Sermon" original, Miss Dae; vocal solo, 81
Gamma Leave the Old Folks" Miss Katie Scott, who
gave rs an encore, annie Laurie" rcadiug
HLa1y Godiyn," Mrs. J. 4. Arms; recitation,
Shadows on the Wall" Mrs. A., g. Mills vocal
solo, "SupposinG," Miss leavick; reading, 3" He
Giveth His Beloved Sleep" Mr.. Ibhcl!s. OF Brook.
lyn, N. Y; reading Emerson's '' Midsummer,
Mr. job Barnard humorous recitation, Tie Irish
Astronomer" David c. Bangs. The entertain
ment was closed by several tenor solos by Mr.
Frank Barnard
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

The Worlds Museum, at Odd Fellows Hall, has
been doing thriving business the attendance
both at the day and night performances being
large Among the attractions may be mentioned
the seven beautiful Sutherland sisto rs with their
wealth of hail. In their m sica selections; the Cir.
ca sian Indy al d her tiny abe, which, although
fix months old, weighs lut three pounds; the
charming midget, Clma Louise Kellogs Little
Rosebud, Ada Stockholm, massive giant, and the
magnetic hoy These are but few OF the many
Curiost,cs exhibited, Nnd the entertainments re
most interesting, Two performances are given
daily, one At two p m and the other at eight p. IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

Anthony and Ellis Ideal "Unce Toms Cabin"
Combination will open at Ford's Opera House to-
night Speaking of the engagement recently
played by this company the Dramatic News says
1.-The company Is a fne one, introducing many
novelties to the great satisfaction Of the large
audiences. The Memphis University Students are
The trick donkeyis a star actor and the intrjduc'
lion of Siberian blood hounds make a realistic
presentation. IN the face OF all the political OK
eltenent and the numerous torchlight parodes, the
busineis done is something wonderful"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01
LOCAL MENTION.
DUnLIC VOICE.

WAsHINGToH, d. O., Dec. s, 1881.
for years was n sufferer from Dys.
pepsio, and from which he could
not get relief under the use of the
most popular medicines, was cured
from that terrible complaint by
Browns Iron Bitters. can most
chcerlully recommend II for suf-
ferers from the disease.
MRS. HUTCHINSON.
Browns Iron Bllters not only
cures Dyspepsia, Weakness, Ma.
laria, IHssiiUdc. but prevents and
relieves wasting diseases of the
Liver, Lungs. and Kidneys,l