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The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04
History of Bates County.

The National Historical compa-
ny who are now engaged IN the conf
pilation of history of our countT
comes 10 us highly recommended.
and the press throughout the coun-
try where they have operated are
very lauditory of their productions.
They mean to do thorough exhaust
i've and honest work. The success
OF this undertaking will depend in a
great measure on the individual in
terest and support of oul citizens.
AS fast as circumstances will permit
all portions of the county will be
visited and we trust all and especial
ly the old settlers will give US all the
information necessary to give their
own immediate locality fair show
ing in this work, and we hope who
ever reads this article will make it
his business to aid the publishers as
much as possible and encourage
them in the good work. You need
the work, your children need it, and
of course will have it. 1t is there
fore important that the people of the
county render the assistance i'll their
power and thus aid in the success of
an enterprise which can but reflect
great credit upon this, one of The
most progressive counties in the
state.
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Republican Senatorial Convention.

Pursuant to call delegates to con-
yentlon met at the court house Sat
urday. Convention called TO order
by w. w. Wilson.
T. H. Gilbert, Of Cass county,
was elected chairman and E. R.
Beech, Sec'y.
The following committee was on
credentials and permanent organiza-
ton was appointed: O. F. Thum,
of Cass, O.D Austin, OF Bates and
II. ]. Dooly, of Henry county.
A full delegation not being in at
tendance, on motion the delegates
present were permitted to cast the
full vote of their respective counties.
H. J. Dooley, OF Henry county
was nominated and accepted in neat
little speech. 1t is evident he con-
slders it a hopeless task.
After adjournment of convention
they held close caucus at Evans
hall.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

**-''Do not grasp at shadow and lose
the substance" Kidnev-Wort is able to
convert YOU from shadow of your for
mer self into the substance OF established
health. Sail a sufferer from Kidney
trouble when asked to try kidney-Wort
for :emedv. ''I'll try it, but it will be
my last dose.'' 1t cured him end now ne
recommends it to all. If you have dis
ordered kidneys don't fail to try it.
@Nothing SO simple and perfect tor
color. ng as the Diamond DYES For
carpet rags. better and cheaper than any
other dye-stuffs.
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Died.

Mary E. sister of Phillip Deitz,
at Cameron, Mo-, Sept. IS.
Miss Mary was sixteen years of
age and in excellent health. On
Sunday she took 4 congestive chill
and died Monday. Thus has the
light of another household gone out,
leaving the inmates in utter dark
ness. Her, in whom was placed
the family pride, hope and love,
taken to her Father in innocence
and youth, while yet the flush of
health was on her cheek. Truly
the Lord performs his wonders in
mysterious way. To the brother at
this place we extend our heartfelt
sympathy in the hour OF his great
loss
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04
FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT.,

Fine neckwear, Z. 4 w. linen
collars. Manhattan white shirts,
scarlet and merino underwear, ply
mouth and Saranac Buck GLOVES.
driving gloves and suspenders, OH's
psntaloonoverAlls, rubber cloth
ing, trunks travelling bags and va
lises.
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Silks, Velvets. Pushes, Dress
Goods, Mourning goods, Calicocs.
Ginghams, Percales, MuSlin>. Sheets
ing, Linens, Hosiery, Knit Goods,
Lace collars, silk fichues, hanncls.
felt skirts cloths, cloakingS, jeans,
blankets, bed comforts, robes, gloves
handkerchiefs, trimmings, fringes,
laces and embroide,ies.
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NEW
NEW
ESTABLISHMENT.

Go to Barton &
Wells, on the west side
of the square, for sew
ing machines. Old
machines taken as
part pay,on new ones.
ep alrln g done
promptly. All work
warranted. Attach
ments, oil and need
les, always in stock.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by S. D. Black on Sept. Sth,
and posted before the undersigned JUS
tice OF Peace of Mt. Pleasant township,
one black sow with some white spots,
two or three years old, weight three hun
dred pounds, marked with crop and slit
in eech ear. Apprised at $500 BY
lanes E. HOLLOWAY, a. L. Dixon and L.
J. Bvtord.
H. NJ. Cannon, Up.
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Notice.

Miss Emma McKeai, my wife, having
left my bed and board, hereby notify
all persons that will not be held respon-
sibIe for any obligations she may con-
tract from this date.
Alt,na, Mo E. MckEAL.
Sept. 18th, 1852, "a 4s-2t.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

There is no doubt that our stoves are
good, our prices low, our terms reasona-
ole and consequently our sales are large.
Call and see U.S. HAHN s. Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

NJ. 6. Wilcox. and wife, left Mon
day, to attend the ST. Louis fair, and
visit friends in New York for few
weeks.
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Eureka-It is in the eastern Heav-
ems We saw it first: send us the
money We beat the washer wo-
man just three minutes, reason we
are Sc positive we had to ''hussel'
out to catch the tram. Its COM
met. We saw it day before yester-,
day.
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Fred Dorm

will give you a neat shave, shampoo,
haircut, hair dye in the latest and most
approved style. He keeps none but ex-
perienced BARRIERS. Rooms next to Dutt's
jewelry store, north side square. If.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04
Mnsin Glass,

l desire to organize vocal and instru-
mental music class. Price $40 for - les
sons. Apply first door south of Presby-
terian church.
43-4t. Miss kEirh.
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The Ladies Missionary Society
will meet at the Christian church
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

A large crowd was out to hear the
Joint discussion between Hon. has.
H Morgan and w. l. Terrell.
The court house was full 70 over
flowing, notwithstanding the wealth
er was exceedingly warm.
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Delightful evenings for dances.
Why don't some of the followers of
Terpsichore see to it and have her
properly worshiped.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

\ splendid line of hats and winter caps
for 40 per cent. below customary prices
at MADDY's.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Mrs. Eppstine, and her sister Miss
Annie Florence, returned from
Springfield Friday, where thew had
been to attend the wedding of their
cousin.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

The real cause of Dillon's retire
ment is said to be dissatisfaction at
the weak measures of his associates.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Wagons, buggies, feed and straw cutters
ETC., all for sale cheap by HAHN s. Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

We would like to see all our friends
who owe us and hope they will come for
ward at once and settle.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Little Nellie, eight year old daugh-
ter of Mrs. S. Hollenbeck, was bur-
led Monday. Her death was from
diphtheria.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

The finest line silks, Dress Goods, La
dies cloth in town at BURNS g. Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

1000 pair, Ladies' Mems and Misses
Factory made Hose now ready for sale at
BURNS s. Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

For God boots and shoes do not fail TO
call on r. We'll Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Try Hollenbeck's Bessie when you want
smoke. All Tobacco merchants keep it.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

5. w. Frederick brought back
with him from the Appleton City
fair, three blooded burksnire pigs at
cost of $e5.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Hollenheck's Bessie. the best cigar
made, is sold by all shop keepers.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Smoke Hollenbeck's Bessie, when you
want good cigar.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04
WORTH READING.
A Letter From a Farmer Concern
ing the G.. & A. Railroad.

The TINES has been handed the
following letter by Mr.. n. b. Jeter,
from an old friend, farmer, resid-
ing near Glasgow, on the &. & A.
railroad:
GLASGOW, Sept. 80, 1887.
n. B. JETER, ESQ,
BUTLER, Mo,
DEAR SIR: Your favor OF 2oth
inst. at hand, and in reply will say,
that the G.. & A. Railroad is very
strong company and if they under
take 1t will doubtless build you Il
road. They built the St. Louis,
Kansas City Il Chicago branch, the
line from the Mississippi river to
Kansas CITY, and within two years
commenced paying dividend OF
seven per cent. per annum en- the
common stock which is now worth
par. | have now an offer OF over
SIoo per share for the stock l own
which, at the time it was subscribed
was considered i donation.
Yes [ am farmer.
Respectfully,
JOHN A. Turner.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

The largest stock Of stoves we
have ever brought to Butler will
commence arriving next week.
Mcbride & Co.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

One of the best Agricultural papers that
visits our office is Colnan's Ru al World.
II is devoted to the interests of the farmer
Stock Breeder and Fruit Grower; and
ought to be patronized by every one own
ing an acre OF land. 1t is 4S column
weekly paper and is published at the low
price of SI.oo per year. 1t will be seat the
balance OF thi. year for IS cts. Address
NORMAN J. CoLaAN, Publisher, ST. LouIs-
Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

W. and r. Walton, sold Tuesday
to Johnson & Baily, Ie5 head of cat
tie tor the handsome sum of $6,SS2
6s.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

The finest line Silks, Dress Goods, La
dies cloth in town at BURNS & Co.
1000 pair, Ladies' Mems and Misses
Factory made Hose now ready for sale at
BURNS s. Co.
Remember iast season we could not
supply the demand tor Factor, Made
Hose. So call early at Turns 4 Co.'S.
A. S. Martin s. Co. always employ first
class 3lilliners.
Now receiving new fall stock OF Dry
Goods, and for prices just step into
a. s. MARTIN g. Co.'S
Maddy is Offering extraordinary in
ducements in mems gloves.
~ full stock OF Queensware at 20 per
cent. less than customary prices at Mad
dy's
Please call and examine our new shades
in zephy's and Germantown
a 5. Martins.
Save Your Money
and buy your stoves from Mcbride
s. Co.
. 1t you want to rent house leave it
with. Ben. B. anterbury
Open up an account with
BEN Il. CANrERBun1.
For good farm any where in Bates Co.
call on BEN y. CANTERBURY.
For improved land call on
Ban B. CANTERBURY.
Il YOU want to sell town property leave
it with BEN 3. CANTERBURY
For in-ureance in reliable companies
caH or Ben b. CANTERBURY.
For Abstracts or Titles call on
Ben B. CANTERBURY
II you want to sell farm put it with
BBN B. CANTERBURY
II YOU want to borrow money on or S
wears time call on
BBN B. CANTERBURY
II YOU want Deeds, Trust Deeds, Pow
ers of Attorney, Leases, &c, written call
on BEN B. CANTERBURY.
-LyiIa E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound cures all rema complaints by re-
moving the ca-se
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Quite number of Butterflies will
attend the St. Louis fair this week.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04
HATS & CAPS
DEPARTMENT..

For Men, Youth and Children ia
all sizes.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Satisfaction guaranteed in job
work of all kinds. Give us call.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound cures all tema complaints by re-
moving the ca-se
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

II YOU want Deeds, Trust Deeds, Pow
ers of Attorney, Leases, &c, written call
on BEN B. CANTERBURY.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Remember iast season we could not
supply the demand tor Factor, Made
Hose. So call early at Turns 4 Cos.
A. S. Martin s. Co. always employ first
class Nilliners.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

II YOU want to borrow money on ) or
wears time call on
BBN B. CANTERBURY
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

II you want to sell farm put it with
BBN B. CANTERBURY.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

H. VI. CANNON, ]. P.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-10-04

Now receiving new tall stock OF Dry
Goods, and for prices just step into
A. s. MARTIN & Co.'S.
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ELEGANT STYLES,
EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP. 'ooD !" L h-AAAA'
combined with extremely low prices reign supreme at
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS
The various shapes Of the human form make the task
OF the Ready made Clether quite study. that re-
quires constant attention Scarcely day passes that
have hitherto thought It impossible to get good thing
ready made The surprise is genuine when they find
he an Sm p sts s st he
STORE, corner 10th and + streets.
PARTIAL LIST OF OUR BARGAINS:
S. 50 for Blue Flannel Suits worth So.
- for Blue Flannel Suits worth SIS.
Sl2 for Blue Flannel Suits worth $40.
for for G.ssims5e Suits saiss worth worth 81
81 so for splendid CheviOt Business Suits worth Sl5
Sl2 for fine English CASHMERE Suits worth SO:
SIS for neBaR sss WORTH suits worth
$22 for fine Black Suits worth s45.
$40 for Basket Cloth Cutaway Chesterfield Coat and
s1s for fine English Mohair Suits. different colors,
s1s for fns English Cashmere Suits worth $40.
xlS for fine French Cashmere Suits worth $33.
$50 for fine French Worsted Suits silk facing, worth
s2l for fine Diagonal Coat and Vest Prince Abertfrock
SIS fer fine Black Diagonal Suits satin lined. Prince
g for Spring oyercoats worth sl4:
s12 for Spring Oyercoats worth $40
Tor ooys suits as from from = to worth worth
$. so for boys suits. from p to II. worth s12.
Sr f SSys sshool sst to r. xoEth S.
g. 50 for Worsted Pants worth s..
= for English Cashmere Pants. worth 81. so.
er Sassoa made made Pants Pants. % woTsh s1i
81 Is Black Alpaca Coats worth s.;
well pE SS s Il. hs
guaranteed. Open till p. m; Saturday, till II. m17
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, l4I7 @ STREET (OPPO-
site Riggs Housel large pool; good ventilation;
ladies Monday and Friday; not open Sunday: open
frora a m to 10 ?. M Saturday II pm.; baths. 81.
tickets. 81. 80. DIR. II. i. BOvEE Electrician. 90
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Some of the Baltimore papers are disposed to be
irreyerent over Senator Germans demand for re-
form In the democratic party OF Maryland and
~falr and full registration" as expressed In his
address yesterday to the state central committee.
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Il LOTHROP.

WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
921--PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-921,
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN C. J. BONNET CIEs
FoXHALL BRAND OF BLACK SILKS,
TwENTY-FOUR INCHES WIDE.
On account Of the recent depression in ali kinds SILK
GOODS We have been abld obtain the best values In
these goods ever offered to our customers. viz
81. BONNET SILK for 81. 6S yard. 24-in wide.
s25o BONNET SILK for q. 50 yard. a in. wide.
s2.75 BONNET SILK for 81. 90 yard M-in. Wide.
The Superb luster and finish and we'll known wearing
Qualities Of these SILKS make these offerings worthy
the attention Of any ladies In present or prospective
need Of BLACK SILK DRESS.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
stock Of these Goods is very large and the Prices
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
VESTS. in Long and Short Sleeves all with finished
Cuffs. and nice quality. Is Cents Each
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
LINEN LAWNS i'm *. \ and "a width At nr,.e.
ranging from zoe. to SOC. per yard ECRU and WHITE
DOTTED and POLKA DOT swIssEs. at low prices
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
ARCHERY sUITING AND TENNIS CLOTH. IN
Cream and Blue White, at 37Hc per yard. A splen-
did for seashore mountain and boating dresses
LINEN SCRIM. 45-inches WIDE also now much used
for Summer Dresses, at Low Prices.
BOSTON HOUSE,
WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
mil
BUILDERS MATERIALS.
hound Top Scientific CEMENT. Bsst brands Port
lsnd CEMENT. Red Beach Calcined PLASTER
4. e.kx.sM WAx11R s
ana2ia ,etkaoassk Gesuu1suukpsc. I
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM-OFFICE ROOM FOR
rent on Pennsylvania avenue, north side, near 18th
fee. m1S-6t
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The Baltimore Sun celebrates its forty-fifth an
niversary today. That excellent and carefully
conducted newspaper has been a success from It's
hrSt issue, May nth, 1897
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PROFESSIONAL.

IN JUSTICE TO my FRIENDS AND PATRONS,
y as well as to myself, hereby notify them that ann
In no way connected with the So-caed 'Greatest
vention Ever Made in Artificial Teethh
DIR. o. A. DALEY,
m16-lw' 939 PennSylvania avenue,
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SUMNER SILKS,
&c.. REDUCED FROM goo.
PURE LINEN LAWNS. &c. per yard.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS.
Our stock is very large. and anxious SELL and
great inducements will be offered.
FOULARD SILKS, at reduced prices.
New Lot of EMBROIDERED ROBES at s15 in
Black, White. Pink. Blue. Lavender. Navy Bronze
ard Cadet.
GUIPURE EMBROIDERIES and SPANISH LACEs
SILKS, Of every color and grade
Full line of SURAHS and RHADAIES in Evening
Shades.
Persons intending to pass the Sumer at fashionable
watering places will find ample stock of choice goods
to select from.
NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS
We offer the largest stock Of choice Parasos found
in the city.
MADRAS GINGHAMS. in every style.
Full stock of choice WHITE GOODS in all the new
materials
SILKS. i'll every grade and quality.
BROCADE SILKS. all colors.
POLKA SPOT SILKS. in Summer weights.
MORE and WATERED SILKS PEKIN MORE, &c.
SILKS. which we buy direct from the Importer and
we guarantee them to be the best goods in the market
Printed and Plain PONGEE. in great variety.
PONGEE EMBROIDERIES to match
sB From this time forward great bargains will be
offered.
VELVET and SILK GRENADINES. large stock.
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ss2DoUBIE SHEET

pRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS,
and Prcst and d- one IN Disonals worssfds G.ni
$50 Pennsylvania ave-. near 10th st.
rJ,HREE AND FoUR-BUTToN CUTAwAY COATS
~ 80 At 4. sTEATs'. sss Penn. ave.
,J,HE SHORT SKIRT FRocK SUITS ENGLISH
are se Ct the finest fancy worsted and silk lined We
''- '''''' ~ It a. sTKaUs'. sss Penn mn ave.
u the thing for persons of moderate means. they
At A. STRAUS. s39 Penn. ave.
10 MORE NEW STYLES OF THE, BRIGHTON
y '|' SUI At 4. 81 sfK 'ai' s.c ssS Penn ave.
I OOK AT OUR BROWN MELTON SUIT-AT $40.
Equal to any sis suit sT tie f.sy oao Penn
lust OPENED A NEW LINE OF FINE TRIcoT
- " " At At AIS A. sTR RIH 81 80 I Penn ave.
REMEMBER THAT OUR CLOTHING Is EQUAL
AZ IN every respect to est TRA mss ass Penn ave.
GEE THE OXFORD SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN.
At A. STRAUSS, s3s Penn. ave.
IT,HosE GRANITE woRsTED COATS, AND
NESTS with a faef H Pc sr fsn Spuss this
h I Sp6d. a es
We have them i'll brown light r grey and nad dr p, ~
AT A. SIGAUS, Joy Penn. ave.
rb TIE Is LEX T9 9 9gE s6
for style, quality, tit make and price Cannot be
passed At A. STRAUS', 93S Penn. ave.
JNLIGHT CoLoRED CHEvIoT AND CASHMERE
Il SUITS variety is immense thar all tastes can
lie suited, At A. STRAUS', 939 Penn. ave.
over 100 STYLES OF PANTALooNs IN ALL
~ the newest shades, from 81. 80 to $40,
At A. STRAUS', 939 Penn. ave-
YOU GAN SAVE IS PER CENT. IN CLOTHING
Il in all you buy by calling
At A. STRAUS' 939 Penn. ave.
At A. STRAUS', 939 Penn. ave.
ROYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS IN ALL THE
ID New Styles, At A. STRAUSS, 939 Penn ave.
We have the best regulated. most convenient and
ightest clothing store in Washington.
A. STRAUSS,
MIL $50 Pennsylvania ave.. near 10th street.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nor RENT-A FINE. LARGE STABLE WITH
every convenience from the LIST of June until LIST of
Noyember Call at 1913 Vermont avenue. between N
and streets. 1t.
NOR RENT-A NUMBER OF GOOD PIANOS AND
i. Organs now for rent at low rates, at g. L. WILD
BRO 709 7th street northwest. One of the Organs
strsment for petal organ practice. a25-Im
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LATEST NOVELTY.
Erf ERR HIM HIN rs 9oS &c ZEE OF
+ / Fl h hHs s II 5os 81 Hnn WALES
sUITINGs.
New style. fancy check. elegant colorings
LEADING LONDON STYLE THIS SEASON.
Silk Mixed Bannockpurns
Mohair Spots or ''Nggerheads"
Plai pfsc and Diagonal Cheviots.
faI Scotch. MoF Shepherd p.ids,
Weaving in Dagonals,
D's fin saa k sl1s T ssisn ssns e..
PANTS TO ORDER FROM S. TO s1e.
SUITS TO ORDER FROM $40 TO $40.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
I'll II II @!! E: !; :! E.. E..
rTFTHH ZEE TIT NJ 90 RRR
#"#HE Z. = q # t.. ) ST.
GIT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WASHINGTON, D. @.
book, sent by mail everywhere.
Branch stores i'll all principal cities. m17-wSs
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
" COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1000 30th street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shafting Pulleys and Mill work; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
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II EMBROIDERED PARIS FICHUS.
just opened very large stock Of Embroidered French
Cashmere Fichus. ranging in price from S. to $50.
Merv Lawns. best quality. at.37x cents.
AkLinen Lawns ut Csc. and 37x cents.
Anderson's Scotch Sylphides and Zephyrs.
Genuine Scotch Gnghams at Csc.
Lawn Tennis Cloth ut 4Oc.
Guipure and Spanish Lace Nets.
Paris Embroidered Robes from $40 to $50.
Lupin's Mourning Fabrics and Grenadines
Extra Bargains " in Black Rhsdames at 81, 81. Is
and $3.50.
to S.. '''' 0'A"s - 0'A'A 0nA' ~ '''' 81 si'1'
EMBROIDERED EcRU AND WHITE poNaEEs.
cASrq HS6 GnFEEs.
SUMNER SILKS,
'00l4 ADi si3 4Sss9 saaHEs.H..
NOVELTIES IN FIGURED SWISS MUsIINs.
NEW TEXTURES IN WHITE GOODS:
Great Attractions" in
HANDKERCHIEFS. HOSIERY. AND GAUZE
UNDERWEAR.
ii sOd sHN
f1 PLAIN F1aunzs AND conRrcr Pz1czs. IA
sEATON PERRY.
(SUccEssoR TO PERRY q BRorHER,)
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S40. mis-
TAnoRINa DEPARTMENT.
w - IERsR', sS2ii Fl e. season op
SU1TINas. TRoUsERINas.
W. g. TEEI.
no e36 nnaaytspnn avsnuA
al s ~ - -;
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Samples and rules for self measurement With fashion
book, sent by mail everywhere.
Branch stores i'll all principal cities. m17-wSs
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COUNTRY BOARDING.
SPECIALTIES.

VILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL YELLED
"a Cairvoyant, whose power in healing the sick. and
lives has astonished al Europe. Can be seen at 227
northeast corner Sd and streets All in trouble call
consult her. m16-6ts
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OK BASS ROD Tough whalebone, elegantly
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-30
A Dag steals u Negro Il by.

Recently negro woman in East Selma
laid very young child Oh a small pal
let placed in the sun, where the wind
would not strike if, and went to an
other part of the yard to commence her
weeks washing. Returning in short
while, great was her distress and agony
to find the child gone A diligent search,
a. she thought ,on the premises resulted
vainly, and the mother was on the
point of abstraction when faint cry was
heard from the large dog-house that
stood by, peep into which disclosed
the baby stretched out on the dogs bed
all right with the exception of a few
sciat ches caused by being dragged over
the ground, while the mischievous au-
thor of the excitement, an overgrOwn
bull pup, looked calmly Oh wagging
his tail in an unconcerned way.