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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-30
REGIsTR sTE0N N0TIcE.

Notice Is hereby given that the hooks Of Reg
,,slration for the General Election to be held
noNemher 7, 1852, for the Election Of state,
county and Township Officers, are now open,
anu VIII remain open daily on all legal DAYS
rom ~ O'Clock A. N. to o'clock ?. NJ, until
"ctooer 10, lsS2, and from October 10, Il sS2, tn
ve,ooer 20. 1852, from to o'clock =. A.. in
,in .uultion TO The hours heretofore mentioned, at
which time the hooks for Registration wi / he
s0sei % at d O'Clock .. N. Naturalized citizens
VII be required 10 produce their papers at the
"ine they present thems Ives for registration
p,-AMtt II. II. MoCOLLEY,
registry Agent OF Precinct No. Is. Humboldt
county, Nevada
Rebel Creek, July 20. 1882 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-30
A MAsuEI MASHED.

There were plenty Of seats in the
ear but as he walked down the aisle lie
looked sharply to the right and left un-
til he reached pretty girl, who was
sitting alone.
"Seat engaged, miss:' he asked with
knowing wink.
"No.no sir" stammered the girl,
looking arouud in dismay.
Down he pumped and braced him
SELF for the campaign. lie was a regu-
lar passenger, and held his commutation
ticket in his hand.
"Shall open -
Tickets roare1 the conductor, who
had watched him from afar.
The regular passenger smiled sweetly
on the pretty girl and put up bis past
board. out OF which two sides were
promptly shipped.
Tickets"
Hold on! protested the regular
passenger; ''you punched this twice.
This lady isn't with me-
Sorry" replied the conductor; "bnt
you wsNed n. sat down aud went to
work on the regular married style.
Supposed. Of course. it was your wife.
Too late now. Take a vacant seat next
time. Tickctsl'
And the passengers went to the con-
ductor and asked him to drink and OF.
irred him cigars. aud bought oat the
train boy for him.
Il knew they weren't married, said
he, as he sqninted at the flask OF extra
prime. 1--WE seen him before, but tins
is the first time j; cost him couple OF
dollars to pay it,"
"Do you know who the lady is?'
asked an inqaisitive man.
my wife. gentlemen, " replie ! the
conductor, and even the flask ehucaled
merry ''glung glug" as he spoke.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-30
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PRssDA4 NOTICE.

The creditors ef II ,st te OF G. nj. Milier.
deceased, will pres A ,htir bills. and claims
az linst said estate, 0re proof thereof, to-
the undersigned, q sssidence In WiIine--
mucca, Nevada, b., I've expiration Of tens
nl1 nths from the da, the first publications
of this notice. or ths ace will be barred. =
slsAN MILLER.
.e4tfiA'of said estates
sept ], 1882 4w.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30
II r AD

Ache they would be almost priceless to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu-
nately their goodness does not end here and those
who once try them viii find these little pills yau-
able in SO many ways that they will not be willing
to do without them. But after all sick head
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30

Headache yet Carter's Little Liver Pills equay
valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing
al disorders Of the stomach, stimulate the lyer
and regulate the bowels. Even if they only cured
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30

All lawyers, doctors, bankers, mer-
chants, clerks, school teachers, students,
aeamstresses and others who lead a
closely confined life should always keep
ON hand bottle OF Bailey's Saline
Aperient. 1t is never-falllng remedy
for sick headache, habitual constipation
torpid liver, sour stomach, etc. foI
cooling the stomach in feyers, ana as 9
Durgative in kidney and skin diseases
It acts like charm.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30
-uUDTC1AI, ADVERTISEMENTS
UDUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF BENJAMIN WooDWORTHi.. Z.
No. 4342.
PROBATE. DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

No. 4s42
PROBATE. DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
By virtue of an order OF the honorable Dis
frict Court for the parish OF st. Landry, tnefe
will be sold at public auction, to the hlghest
s,iider by tho undersigned auctioneer, at the
last residence OF the deceased in the town OF
tl,e following described property belonging to
the estate OF BENJAMIN Woodw0rth. deceased,
se-wit:
5neton, bounded by Main street., Carriere
street, st. John street, and M0undville street,
with all the buildings and improvements there-
on to be sold in four lots
4s feet by 81 feet in depth, bounded on one sue
10y Carriere street, and on upper ana rear sues
ny residence lot.
front on Main street OF 68 feet inches bound
ed on upper side by lot No. 3, on lower slde ~
lot one and Carriere street, ana ~ the rear py
''i The eth third fot having front On Main street
~ ~ Feat riches. on MOundvilie street OF 81
feet, bounded below by lot II, and IN the rear
~ The he fourth our lot having front on Moundyille
street Of III feet, bounded on one side by sold
sfIeef, On another side by lot on another SIDE
nv lot q, and on the other side by ~. Jonn
neass aIso the following described tracts of land
s;fi,afed about one mile south OF the town OF
washington. fronting on the public road lead
1 ssf' & tract OF open and wood land with
All the buildings and improvements thereon,
Known as Woodworths springs, containing
ahout sixty-eight arpents, more or less, bound
west said public road south " p
.,iane Ialanne. east by Bayou Carron, and north
i,y lands Of Henry T. Garland and Z. Pitre; F.,
ad a strip of land with buildings ana In IN.
,,roveuents thereon, also fronting on said pub
liz road, containing about fifty arpents, more
ar less, being one and q half arpents tn width;
..ifi1 sufficient depth to make said quantity,
.s.annded north by land formerly OF Laionde
naW Of Dominique Lalanne, south BY lands q
Iastrapes, west by public road, ana east
Fl Terms yg M and Conditions One third Of the pur-
chase price 10 be paid cash ana Ior gne pd, Y,
swa equal annual installments from day Of sale,
with eight per cent per annnm interest nom i,
Iafs. until paid, and special mortgage and ven,
.Iarss nriyilege reserved till final payment ana
S.sn ner cent additional for attorneys 1ees, ID
case sulo tof ' eoi'' GILBERT Il. DUPRE,
n Auctiopeer.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30
G u Re

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incf-
dent to bilious state OF the system, such MS Dz-
zness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after eating.
Pain in the Side, &c. While their most remark
able success has been shown in curing
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30
OPELOUSAS TIN SHOP. !.

M7M. LIGIHTLEY ANNOUNCES TO
Wv our citizens that he has returned to OPP
elousas. He has opened a tin shop
next door to NJ. r. Young's drug store, oppo-
site Julien Caude's old stand, on Main street.
He is prepared to do all job work, guttering
and repairing at the shortest notice, and iii Il
workmanlike manner. Feb 25-3m
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-12-30
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

My school for the education of young ladies
intend this Institution to be permanent, and
will endeavor to meet the wants of this COM
munity, by atfording facilities for a thorough
education.
TERMS
Tuition in primary branches, per month, 50 50
Tuition in Academic g. g s. 8 90
French 6 50
Music with use of piano, g 6 90
Drawing, daily lessons,l g 8. 90
Painting, (tri-weekly less0ns,) 6 90
Vocal Music, gratis.
Board, g g IL 90
Washing, per dozen, rs
All dues payable monthly, in advance.
MRS. NJ. M. HAYES.
Oct. 29-tf
National Republican., 1882-03-20
FAIR VOTING.
Candidates nt he National Rifles Enii
nnd Their standing.

= =. :.
and Their standing.
The voting at the close OF the Tnir on Saturday
stoou Us Ioi!oWs uoIu "a'vh ioI hOsei v.c'
lington, o. WlllHrds, 4; Riggs, lsi Eboiu House.
6 81. James, 7; National, 3; Metropolitan, 0; ST.
%Slo g. 'SCiuS ,, c ,I,
FoIoinnc,Oi columbia, loi Qua Dorninlon,o oi A.oN
audria, 2. Billiard pool tablc-Truck 4, East End,
II; Truck b. West End, 4. Eminent and Past
Emiuont Commanders, X n diamond level
,,l, =, ", ~ ~ w -. ~ nats 10.
kooert boyu' ~ D. d. Anger, ioi i' " DuNls' 10
w. j. Stevenson, 3; James Il, Waugh, 33i John ~
Thompson, 2: Robert Ball, 2; T.. L. lawson, 2; N.
H. Inrnor 4, Taines p Pearson. Z. George E.
-, yioa a ~ NJ m Ci.,oii "a
OorSon' '' H. oonnso'', u W. ~ IL O,aV'i' ~
The ). J.. Rounds silver composing SUCK lor
lam A. Linton, 81 James NJ. Maloncy 20lS; Colonel
A. s. Bocrnsien, 80; !. Stanley Zcigler, 2. News
paper. mans desk-SWdoy Hcrdid llobort Larner),
lG. NATIONAL REpupIlCAN fFrnnk Uowc) 8; Ma.
National Republican., 1882-03-20
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Old Dominion Boat Club of this city propose
TO give two entertainments in April at Armory
Hall.
The steamer City Of Alexandria len the ship
yard Saturday having been thoroughly over
hauled aud repaired there
match game of baseball was played Saturday
morning between the Quckstcps and Lightioots,
the score resultng-QuicRsteps, s Lightfoots G.
Tho building and stock Of groceries advertised
by Mr.. Lewis Stein, TO be sold Saturday, were with
drawn, owing to the absence Of bidders, Mr..
Stein win however, dispose of his store and stock
at private sale. The house was bid In at $3.50,
Mr.. RomulusW Boyer Il brakeman on the Wash-
ington and Ohio Railroad, while coupling cars
near Falls Church Saturday morning, had several
fingers on his lett hand badly mashed Dr. X. C..
Powell rendered the necessary surgical assistance.
The nomination by the State board of education
of William f. Carne ESQ, TO be superintendent OF
the public schools of this city, vice his brother,
Professor Richard L. Carne, whose term expires
with the present session of the schools, was SUtur-
day confirmed by the state senate,
Judge Hughes, the United states Court IN dis
missing the proceedings instituted by L. r. Stow
arr, OF Wes,morclund County, against Tie Potomac
Ferry Company for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained by him on the steamer Arrowsmiul,
pronounced the state vessel law Unconstitutional
National Republican., 1882-03-20
LOCAL MENTION.
VINO wan ne the Lncky ono To.pnyf


As we expected, our extraordinary present OF
$500, which we announced in Saturday mornings
papers we would put IN just one can and place
on our shelves TO be sold (ean and contenis for
81 to the lucky finder, was the means OF crowdng
our store from early morn Till ten o'clock Satur-
day night. one gentleman, who holds promi-
nent position in the Treasury Department, bought
two cans and was urged by the clerk to buy the
third, at TINT moment standing alone on that par
tiCulur shelf He declined. Had he done so he
would have been $500 better OF this morning, for
this can actually contained five one hundred dol
lar bills,
can containing lny cents, which was next to the
$500 can. The clerk, when he asked her which can
she would have placed his hand three time onthe
$500 can nnd MS many times on the other. She
took the can with the iiny cents in II. gentleman
who found - In can came within two cans OF the
900 can. Finally gentleman from Baltimore
l32 North Broadway, stepped In in great hurry,
bought just one can, had II wrapped up, and was
out Of the store IN Ave minutes, aud he Is the gem
arc concerned that visited our store Saturday.
We have concluded to offer the same Inducements
to-day, viz! We Will put in one can, ana only one,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and place II on our shelves bright and early this
morning. Not clerk will know Its exact
location, and the person who selects that can can
have 1t, with the contents, for dollar.
Other cans will contain $3.50, 5000, or $40, or
$3.50 sliO Sl2j or SlOO s15 or $50 or 500, or
$50 or S!0 or s30 OF $50 or $40, orsl5, or slO or 50
or S3 or -, or 81, or various sums down to ten
cents. No blanks We honestly believe our tea
and coffee Is the cheapest In the city, quality con-
sidcrcd, ana every can we sell, whether tea or
coffee Is worth the price we ask for 1t, 81 or cans
for sj y for So % for S2O or 6) cans for
$50, with q present In every can.
II pays 10 get up n club Tor us. Those who do
get up clubs, as rule, are well satisfied with the
present they receive and nearly always send IN a
second club within two or three days aiter receiv'
ing their first order.
Come in to. day aud try your luck" Orders by
mail promptly forwarded to all parts OF the United
States. Address
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, ID. c.
National Republican., 1882-03-20
George Thatchcr's lHinstreIs.

1t is altogether safe to say that George Thotch-
crs Minstres will pack the Opera House to the
doors this evening, as their reputation has pre-
ceded them, as we'll rs the news Of their wonder
lly.successful season, first concluded at the
Arch Street Opera House, Philadelphia. The
company Is by all odds the best now on the road
1t includes George Thatcher who has no rival rs
an end man and specialist; Hughey Dougheriy,
the universal favorite; Lew Slmmonds, the funny
comedian; William Courtright, the noted author
and sketchist; Burt Shcphard, the eminent lyric
artist; ID. r. Hawkins, the wittiest interlocutOr at
present before the public; Murphy, Norton
Grlnin, and Rice, the biggest ofall Big Fours, and
the grand vocal quintette, consisting of VIII Ray
basso; w. f. Holmes, baritone, and Charles Stew
ems alto. The bill will embrace the latest novel
ties in the way of songs, sketches specinlties acts
dances and burlesanes.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

On saturday, in the Criminal Court, Colonel
Chrlsty, counsel for A. c. soteldo, filed motion
to quash the Indictment against bis client for the
murder ofhis brother The reasons therefore are
FirGt-A variance between the presentment aud
the indictment as 70 the name Of a. NJ. Soteldo,
Second-Tho indictment was exhibited TO the
grand jury without the justice holding the crimi-
nal term giving nm order therefor; the present
mcnt not having been made by the grand Jury Of
their own knowledge and the accused not having
been held over by any committing magistrate.
1hird-Because the grand jury made present
ment in the first instance for manslaughter and
not for murder
Fourth-Because the prcsentment filed with the
indictment was unlawfully aud irrcgularly OBJ
tanned
Finh-Bocause the testimony before the finding
by tho COroncrs jury was not filed in court, ana
for other
National Republican., 1882-03-20

wIIIApps. Frank II Ives, Hon. ]. =. Juchemser
aud 7. Goodhardt Now York; E. r. YOungs aud ~
y smith, PluSburg G. r. Durnnt Chicago; G. ID
Tucker, Worcester Mass.
ST. JAMtss.-G. y. Putnam. Bo1lc. Col. ]. +. Riley
PORTSMOUTH, Nnt j, a. Jones, Raleigh, n. CO tVA
Chamberlin, Philadelphia; j. W. Wheeler, Hamp
ton, Va; William II. Heck, New York. NJ Smith
Memphis, Tenn; GEORGE q. Stiman, Boston.
NArfnSM.-T. lawes, New York IT, webster
BnStnni y, Monloga aud =. a. simpson, New Mex
no; William NJ; Whin, Mchigani N. G.. MG,9ghos
sh re; E. +. Hall, Philadelphia william j. Roher'
son, Virginia; j. T. Race, Illinois j. Hill, Ohioi
N. Holmes and L. MO1lunt, New York
lloGs-F w. lIill aud w. w lialett Boston
William lrc3nn, Mnss.; j. q. sheldon, j. y, Hndcr,
man, w r. clyde, and Julius Nathan, New Y urk
James McClnnCk aud T. 7. campbell, Val ChRrlcf
Clements Fargo, Dnl,.; smith -. Atkins, Illinois;
FfguciS Cobb, Maine J W. wiley. BunAlo.
EUnIrr.- Edward y. Jones, NuShville, Tonn.; NJ.
Senmons, Brookliuc, Mass; Waller Clark, Boston,
Mass. =. .. Boyd, Ncw York: r. NJ. nqnney, 81
Francisco. II. q Mccall, Montgomery, Ala; Charles
u, Dudley Pennsylvania Railroad
METROPOLITAN II. Lambert, lGunsvilc, Ala.
W. N Gilmore, puiaski, Tcnn.; J. II. Aslruck, Nov
iutkI j. ~. Robson Chicago; j, l.. WUldrop. New
York; u. 4. Walters Wilmington, Del. 4. &. NlCu
tlnC, New York; Dudley T.. Ely, NOrw0lk, Conn,
Frank Mcdonald, plttsburg, Pp.
AW'INGrpN,-E a. AnkCteil aud r. Jones, New
Haven, COnna =. G., blanchard aud w, a. Rust
BpNun; a. T. Smith aud w. \. Sanhurn, Illinois.
ST. MAnG-J. Lloyd Baltimore, Md; II. 3. Ncnl
ph!lndclphil; j. w. niurd nud II. q. Farnham
Baltimore, Md J. II. Benson, Now York.
4; \. Mason aud J. II. Draper, New York; Malcolm
rltug. ClituuO
National Republican., 1882-03-20


The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday
March 2j, lSS2, will close at the New York post.
Office on Tuesday, at 1 n. M, for Europe by steam
ship Alaska, via Queenstown; on wednesday,
ut a. M, for Europe by steamship Batavia,
via Queenstown correspondence for France must
bo specially nddrcsscO, aud at H., ~. for
Flnnce direct by steamship st. Laurent, via liayrc;
on Thursday, nc $3.50 q. M, for Europe, by steam
ship CltyOfNew York via Queenstown lcotreSponu-
encc for Germany nnd France must be specially
addressed, and al $3.50 a. M, for Europe, by steam
ship Sueyu, via Plymouth, Cherbourg nnd Ham
burg; ON Saturday at 7;3O n. M, for Europe, by
steamship Celtic via Queenstown correspondence
for Germany aud Scotland must be specially nd
dressed, aud Mt 73O Il. IN. for Scotland direct,
by steamship Auchoriu, via Glasgow and Mt 1880 u.
IN. for Belgium direct, by steamship Rhynland,
via Antwerp, and at II Il. m. for Europc by steam
ship Mosel, via Southampton and bremen. The
mails for Aspinwnll and South Pacific, by steam
ship City of Para, close on Wednesday, nj 10 n. III.
The mails for the Windward Islands, by steamship
Nlurlel, close on Wednesday, att p, M. The mails
ior Bermuda, by steamship Orinoco, close on
Thursday nt 1880 r. IN. The mails for Cuba, Porto
Rico, and Mexico, by steamship City Of AleXan-
drin, close OH Thursday, Mt 1880 p. IN. The mail,
for Newfoundland and st. Pierto Miquelun
Nia Halifax, close on Thursday, at $3.50 p m. The
muils for cuba aud Porto Rico, by steamship Sara
toga close on Saturday, ot 1850 p. m. The mails fol
Honduras aud Livingston, via New Orlcaus, clOSC
on Saturday, at 7:3O p. M. The mails for China ant
Japan, via san Frauciscn, close March 2S, at y
m. The mails for Australia, &C., via san Fran
CISCO close April l, at : y. M
National Republican., 1882-03-20

Bronson Howard's play Of " The Bankers Daugh-
ter" will be the attraction ut the National Theatre
this week. This is a particularly strong one both
in plot and in opportunity for dramatic effect. and
in It will be found some of the best wor; done by
which will present It here has metwith great sue
cess during the season. and includes Messrs George
c. BonifaCc and Joseph whiting. Miss Belgrade,
who takes the leading character, Is said to be q
very fine actress, and the whole company, without
exception, are understood to be every way worthy
OF popular favor. Society dramas always give sat
isiaction when well presented and this viii doubt
laa hn M pvpNntiOn n the rulp
National Republican., 1882-03-20

The Manned Union Soldiers and Sailors League
of the District will hold an adjourned meeting at
st. Georges Hall tonight This association was
organized last Wednesday night, and is composed
exclusively Of disabled veterans Of the Union
army and nayy-men who lost a limb in defense
Of the liberties Of their country.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

In the death of Mrs. l.. G. Coobaugh, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs L. G. Conkling, in this
city, last week, there passed away one of the de-
scendants of the famous Colonel Zcbuon Butler
and Colonel DennisOn, who figured in the Wyom-
ing Massacre. Mrs. Coolbuugh was related TO many
oming Valley, and IN early life was married to W
Cook, who died In 1865. She was subsequently
married to W. Coolbnugh, prominent citizen OF
Rome, Pa, who died two years ago. A lady Of
strong attachments, generous, and beloved by all
who knew her, she passed away mourned by u
large circle of relatives and friends.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

The Boston Raymonds eXcursionists, who are
now in the city to the number ofthrec hundred
and nity, have been invited by the fair committee
of the National Riaes, Colonel ]. o. p, Burnside
commanding, to visit the fair at Masonic Temple
tomorrow Crucslay) evening The gentlemen In
charge of the excursion have expressed their
pleasure Mt receiving the invitation, and have
on the trip to Mount Vernon to-day There will
undoubtedly be largo and fashionable audience
at the fair tomorrow evening
National Republican., 1882-03-20
ru0cpepdcnt Ordcr or Good Tcmp,ors.

The second quarterly oiIiclnI YlslIatIOns OF lh(
grand officers to the subordinate lodges of the Dis
trlct will be as follows Friendship s2Ol6 II stree
northeast March 20; Minnehaha, Timms. Hall
Seventh ana d streets, April g. Clements, Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Aprl
u: Morning Star 1923 Seventh street, April 10
Perseverance, 1923 seventh street, April 49, Union
Dcgreo mccting at lO23 SeNCmth slToeI, Aprll 90.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

A report received at the Health onlce shows
that there were Saturday at the smallpox hospital
twenty. four persons seventeen Of whom have tho
smallpox, and the remaining seven arc quaran-
tined.
Kate Lanham, a colored woman twenty. .ono
years old has been removed to the smallpox hos.
niInl from 40 slrnot southeast.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

grand concert, under tho auspices of the
members of the late Aron Quarette Club and
Lincoln Post, No, o. g. A. r., for the benefit Of the
widow and children of the late Louis Moreu, win
Do given Mt Lincoln Hall on Thursday night. The
attractions will include the Washington Z!thGl
Club, AliSs Eva NILS, and others. II is hoped thai
the hull will be crowded
National Republican., 1882-03-20

Professor william lIarkncss Will lecture this
evening at 9O7 street, Masonic Temple, sub.
Icot, Astronomy, This lecture Is to young men
only, and under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Admission tickets free by
Applying Mt the association office, SOL street. The
lecture will be illustrated with numerous stere-
optlcon views prepared by Professor Hardness
snpCinllN for lhls lCClnro.
National Republican., 1882-03-20

The attention of holders OF tickets for the fair Of
the Union Veteran Corps is called to an advertise
mcmt in another column A few prizes remain
uucalled for, and the committee have decided
that this will be the last chance for claimants o
come forward. The rooms Of the committee will
be closed tonight after eight o'clock. The Vet.
erans will assemble tonight at their armory al
seven o'clock in full uniform to attend the Rifles
Tatr
National Republican., 1882-03-20
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For me Mdiic Atlantic States pdrtB cloudy uerticr
probably hgi rains northeast 10 southeast CiAds iOUCl
barometer stationary or aight rise IN temperature,
Tor Washington | q. pi..-SighNp rdrmCr, pdiND
cloudy Wetttcr, probably h9h rain.
1hcrmomUtric reudngs.-7 q. M, 400; II n. m.
$50; p. m. 52o y. m, ijo; II p. M, i3o maxi
mum, 639 minimum, $50.
National Republican., 1882-03-20
CLOAKS. CLOAKS.
CHILDREN's SUITS.
New Designs. New Patterns in
Handsome Materials.
SPECIAL ATTENTION

is called to orr GOSSAMERS.
Many ladies have called for scpa-
rate hoods, and we are pleased to
announce that we have them in
several sizes.