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The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
FOrd's Opera-HOuse

night. Their company includes many promi-
nent minstrel artists. They promise to give
us q great show.
Ford's Opera-HOuse.
This favorite theatre will open next Thurs
day evening with tho celebrated Thatcher,
Primrose and Vests minstrels This band OF
wide reputation. Look out for them, and re-
member the Saturday matinee.
Theatre COmiquc.
Miss Cad willoughby, an actress OF merit
and rather pretty, made her Washington debut
at the Comiquc last night. She received a COR
dial reception and won favor at once. The
olio. in which appeared Myrtle Ingee, Leslie
and Gentry, Nellie Lestlie and James w. For
rest was good. Matinees Thursday and satur-
day.
1t was hearty welcome bestowed last night
10 the new people at Drivers Garden. Miss
Messrs. Melrose and Melville appeared TO good
advantage. The International Concert Com
pany were good as usual.
Abner's Garden.
large, select audience crowded Abner's
pleasant concert garden last night and wore
thoroughly delighted with tho concert Ma
damo Beauman, who has become groat
tavorite, was encored several times. Professor
Sawyer and Herr Ignaz Conradi presented
their specialties capltally. great bill has
been arranged for tonight.
Fete Champetre.
The fete champetro and tournament for tho
Deueul OF Cuhpol began at rOrcst 1lel
station, Metropolitan Branch, to-day, and VIII
continue through tomorrow. Music and dane
Ing and n lively tournament arc among tho
attractions. The tournament occurs to.mor'
row.
Excursions.
Remember the grand excursion noSt Sunday
TO Hnrpers Ferry over the Baltimore Il ohio
Railroad. II IL 20 bo a very pleasant aifair,
and Will include music dancing, fishing and
other pastimes, All arrangements for comfort,
pleasure and convenience have been made.
Tomorrow Friendship Lodge, No. IL, l. o.
o. f., Will give their long promised excursion
10 Quantico, and It is assured that all who go
along Will have good time. GUAM
tIco Pavilion, a 8 an excursion resort is
O success. The Keyport has carried many OK
cursionists thoro this season. The kcyport
still continues her excursions.
Daily excursions to Glymont are given by tho
Potomac Fruit Growers. Thoy are very pleas
ant.
Tho Tuesday excursions by the Mary Wash
ington to Mount Vernon Springs are popular.
II only costs fifteen cents TO mako the trip.
Tho excursions OF the Excelsior to Cabin
John Bridge and Great Falls are still con
tinuing with success,
If It is desired to put In pleasant day 60
on the steamer Mary Washington.
Lower Cedar Point still attracts large crowds
daily, Fishing there is Just immense now.
The dinners at Lower Cedar Point are pro-
verbal for their sumptuousness.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
The Scored of Success

Is ''real merit" The constant stream OF Gus
toners TO Hahn's shoe store is the best evil
dence OF the quality and low prices OF the
goods.
Childs solid laced Shoes, SOC.
Button heeled or springs, Toe.
Sole leather tips, 81.
Misses and boys button, all leather, 81.
Solar tips, 81 .25.
Misses and boys calf laced, 7bc.
SIG Seventh and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
The FOurteenth-street Postal Sta
liOn.

Concerning tho establishment of n new pos.
tai substation on Fourteenth street, at Mark
woods store, druggist named Bentley, whose
store is a block further north, has entered
protest against Postmaster Aingers recon-
mendatlon and seeks to locate the station In
his store. Postmaster Anger said to-day that
selected, as either would prove a suitable loca-
lion. He Gays that the matter will bo settled
In % day or two.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29

MARION, s. o., March 10, 1880
II. II, WARNER & Co Sirs-I hayo bcen try
ing some Of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
In my practice, and ind 1t to act like a charm
NC. MURPHY, MD,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Prepare the Boys for school,

Knowing that tho boys must be comfortably
clothed to meet the requirement wo have or
dered in our complete fall stock of boys cloth
ing. Bring them around. Eiseman Bros,
corner Seventh and streets.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
" AIderney Dairy Wagons,

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered In klb. "ward" prints, d0c.
per h. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 16c. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
AUCTION SALES.

EuLEY, Auctoneer.
WILL SELL THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT o0s SEVENTH STREET DAILY FROM
TEN THIRTY a. NJ. GOODS AT PRIVATE
SALE AFTER AUCTION HOURS. aui5
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Wanted. 100 Men.

onehundred colored men are wanted to work
on n railroad In the State OF Now York. Apply
10 John worthen, No. 010 X street southeast
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
FINANCIAL.
TO.day,s stock Ouotatiol

The following observations of the transac-
tions In the financial market to-day, together
with opening and closing quotations, are fur
nished by tho clearinghouse OF Ii. d. Cooke,
IL, 4 Co, 142O 4 street, Washlngton, ID. O.;
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1882.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1882.
GENTLEMEN.
Finding myself breaking
down with work and business
care, rcsorted to Browns Iron
Bitters as strengthener. From
their use 1 have derived much
benefit-so much, ] keep them
In my house now Mt oil times
as n family medicine. / most
cheerfully recommend tho
medicine browns Iron Bltters)
for general debility caused by
overwork and montaI strain.
JNO, NJ. MCAyOY,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
AMUSEMENTS.


The famous Barlow, Wilson & Co. .'s minstrels
open tho season at the National next Monday
night. Their company includes many promi-
ua great ahow.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
EXCURSIONS.
Ho! For Harper's Ferry!
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ..

A pleasant ride mountain scenery, swings,
oroquet. boating, etc.
Music and Dancing on Byrne's Island free Of
charge
Refreshments served by popular caterer ut city
prices.
Trains will leave Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
depot at $40 q. m. and leave Ferry Mt t6p.m.
EVERY PERSON GUARANTEED SEAT
IN FIRSTCLASS CARS, or money refunded.
Fare, ,round.trip. adults, t1.25.
Fare, round-trip. childrent between and II
years, 65 cents.
Tickets for sale at Abrahams Railroad Ticket
once, after August rs, and at Depot on morning
OF excursion. NJ. ABRAHAM'S,
an2t0t Manager,
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29

MAJOR LYDEoKER has not returned from
Now York city, and inquiry at his ONCE solicit
ted no information as 10 the time Of his return
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
DIED.

STAFFoN-on August 90, 1882, Mt 1O:45
o'clock p. M, after n lingering illness, Mary
Ann Stanon, aged 6S years.
Funeral this afternoon from her late rosi-
dence, No 9OS II street northeast at $3.50
o'clock.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
The Wedding Ring

Samuel p Gee, OF this city, and Mary j
Morehouse, Of Annapolis, Md.
Adolph Roesso and Jenny o. kirby.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Have Your shirts

made TO measure very best, six for so, at
Keeps, 137 Seventh street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NNNeNsNNNNN NN.SNS y "
VINOR RENT-TWO HANDSOME UNFUR-
y ,nshed parlors, opposite Judiciary Square.
Apply at $40 6th ST. n. ". ati293tt
ar~Sr.T 1.-THE WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN,
B4B. Association will meet at the office OF
Major II Gaines, LeDroit Building, this TUES
DAY EVENING at 7:30 O'clock.
THEoPHILUS GAINES,
GEoBGE DuSN1SGToN, President.
Secretary lts
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29

The skeleton In the closet Is often the spirit
In the demijohn.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Theatre COnlique.

Miss Cad Willoughby, an actress Of meri
and rather pretty, made her Washington dobu
at the Comique last night. She received a cor
dial reception and won favor ut once. TIL
olio. in which appeared Myrtle Inglee, Lesli
and Gentry, Nellie Lestlio and James w. For
rest, was good. Matinees Thursday and satur
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Warrington Stock Exchangc.

The following are the closing quotations OF
tho Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
n n pONDcl TEd 81 n nm crocu R,2 lsfsd
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29

This fayorite theatre will open next Thurs
day evening with tho celebrated Thatcher
Primrose and Vests minstrels. This band OF
corkonians Is composed OF artists OF world
wide reputation. Look out for them, and re
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29
Drivers Garden.

1t was hearty welcome bestowed last night
10 the new people at Drivers Garden. Miss
Amelia somervillo made an instantaneous hit.
Messrs. Melrose and Melville appeared TO good
advantage. The International Concert Com
The Evening critic., 1882-08-29

Il PROVEMENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions TO
GLYMONT
on Steamer Keyport, leaving Seventh
street wharf at 9a. M. and 3p. m. Returning leave
Glymont at y. m. and p. m. Fare, round-trip,
80 cents children, under IL, % cents, Greatly re-
duced rates to societies and clubs can be OBJ
tained OF j. Orville johnson, 409 Pennsyl.
vanin avenue northwest. DR.. y. A. II. McKim,
president. Dr. Il. T.. Rowland, secretary. /. II :.
Trembly, superintendent at Glymont. jy27
EAMILY EXCURSION.
Il THIRTY.TWo MILES FOR Is CENTS.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
VIII make excursion trips to
MT. VERNON SPRINGS
Every Tuesday, boat leaving her wharf at a.
m returning 5 y. m. Music and dancing. Bring
out the children. No Objectionable parties al
lowed on board f. s. RANDALL, Proprietor.
ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
III JOHN BRIDGET
The steamer Excelsior. canal packet, will make
wEpNEsDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY,
leaving her wharf, Congress street and Canal at
so'cock a. NJ. sharp. Fare. 80 cents round trip.
Can be chartered Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. For information, inquire at GRAY d Hill
TONS, pos 9th Ct, opposite Centre Market, or q.
w. WEBSTER. ii14 4th at. N. W. lula
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

A special term Of the unitel States
Court commenced yesterday morn.
ing, with Judge Bradford on the bench.
The suit OF Anthony Reybold against
tn. New York and Baltimore Transp"r.
tation Company for 500, 800 damages,
Was called.
The witnesses were in attendance, but
by agreement between counsel, the trial
was postponed until next March, When
another Sptcial term will be held. The
Court discharged the jurors until the
18th of March.
The case Of Hayward X Allen. against
the city Of Wilmington, Tor an infringe
ment Of a patent on school seats, was
then called Gilbert NJ. Spelr, Esq,
If New YORK, Appeared for the plain
tins, and City Solicitor Turner for the
city. Mr.. Turner filed a motion that
Mr. Speir he ordered 10 show his au.
thority TO practice as au attorney in
this court, by the 18th OF February next.
He also moved that rule he granted
hy the Court, for the compliments 10
enter security in the sum Of $3.50 for
costs, on or before February 18th OF the
case be dismissed.
On motion Of Mr.. Turner the Court
so ordered, that the time Tor hing All
apswer TO the cumplaiuants be extended
until the orders OF Court are complied
with.
TIE Court then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

WsARE in receipt OF the Philsdsi'
phia Times almanac and we have
no hesitation in pronouncing IL
the best ever issued from the
Times ONCE. 1t contains . complete
digest Of the Pennsylvania election
laws, proceedings Of the political con-
ventions the State party organize
ton, an account Of the assassination OF
President Garfield, members OF the
Legislature, ballots OF the late Senate
rial contest, State election returns by
precincts and townships, county ofhoeu
of the State, returns OF elections from
all the States, Congressman and hum'
ber of statistical tables Of population
And many other useful references
making q book Of III pages. 1t Is q
useful book of reference, which is need
ed by every body and the price hlteeIi
cents Is 30 low that nobody need be
without it.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
No Cause for Action.

The only cases before the Mayor last
evening We're those OF Hannah Irons,
cOIored, charged with keeping disor-
derby house and john MuIleu, charged
with tne larceny Of seven packages Of
tobacco from James Burke's ci gar stOr"
on Maryland avenue The IorMer
charge has been standing since the 2jth
If October. The evidence in both cases
was not suffi ;lent gailt Of tn" prisoners
Of the prisoners anu the accused were
dismissed
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

II Is hlgh!Y lmp0rtant Tor fhe preVen-
ton Of accidents on railroad- that the
employees should be able to discern the
different colOred signals at IA distance
and also nor TO be troubled with defeG-
tive hearing. The Pennsylvania rail-
road company have been testing the
sight and hearing Of their employees,
and have had about 1000 examined
There about $1,000 more to be examined
ed and the test will be applied TO all who
are in any way employed upon the
road
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

The HOUSE Committee yesterday
heard the Dakota delegation on the AL
mission Of the southern half OF that
territory as State, the thirty'ninth
State in the Union. Mr.. Cauliield, OF
the delegation, an ex-Representative in
Congress, declared that he, as the Com
mittee well knew, was "A staunch Dem
ocrat, but he could say that the move
men: to bring in Dakota as a new
State was entirely disconnected from
politics. Mr. Caultield will lind that
the Democrats will eject plenty of poll.
ties into the question before Dakota
gets III.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
The Poultry Show.

The Delaware County Poultry EXhi'
bitlOn will open IN Chester On Ihursd5 y
and continue three days 1t gives in
hicatiOus OF being an OyeriJ~lng sue
cess. At d meeting u IN" executive
committees in Chester, On Saturday, 1t
was found that the Dllnhcr Of eutri 81
had exceeded the expectations OF thos'
having the matter il cusrg-, they de
cided to engage he new Arnory Of Co
3. on Fifth direct, ii which To- hold til.
exhibition, The building is large cen
trally located. and III other respect:
vel adapted to the purl use.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
Had Rnys.S

A number of very bad boys mali
cion>Iy riied a plumber Of egg boxes
belonging to g. Messick and Son, corner
Third and King streets, on Tuesday
morning and stole therefrom y number
Of skeleton frames used for hacking eggs
which were valued at 60 cents per
piece, and Of no use whatever to these
bad boys It is a strange fact that
boys cannot keep ont Of mischief
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
Another Entertainment.

Mr.. James H. Crabb having done
away with school entertainments, will
about the middle of March, hold one Of
the finest entel tainments .. the season
at the Opera House.
Mr.. Crabb will probably appear in
"Don Caesa de Bagan" and rs Jack
Long" in the ''prairie Flower" The
two plays will be interpersed with at
fractions, including a Grand Brazil
han March, and celebrated Fan Drill. -
The Garfield Monument Fund Will re.
ceive part OF the proceeds.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

- "O1U ~ 1Sos
We mean you, Republican voter.
We want to ask you plaiu honest
straight forward question.
Have you paid you county taxes yet ?
II you have, all right,if you have not,
MI wrong.
Now then, we are talking only TO you
Who have not paid your taxes.
Tho first word we have to say 10 you
ia 90 right away and do it. You have
no time for procrastinaiion. 1t is true
shat any time between now and the
first of Mach will answer, but you had
bstter do it right away, and then it will
be done.
You will feel much better by having
n tax receipt in your vest pocket that
viii entitle You to vote, than TO have
a dollar or 80 there and be DISTINGUISHED
ut the next State election.
Why so urgent did you say Because
when the day OF the election comes
around you will want to vote, and you
cannot vote unless you have stra ght-
out bonafide tax receipt abou. yon
to prove your right to vote.
You cannot get this receipt unless
you go to the collector in person and pay
your tax, and you cannot pay your tax
after the first of March.
We will give you few reasons why
you should pay your taxes. Frs, be.
cause you honestly owe them to the
State a. your part Of the expenses in
the government of the State. Second,
because you cannot be a full citizen in
oer'aln sense unless you are always
Al - " uhttioa w CAoICIec lur tLtCL!Nt
franchise which the State grants you.
Third, because in a political sense, il
soa are Republican, you should pay
your taxes and help your party through
the election.
-xeu want your party to triumph, but
1t can never succeed with thousands Of
Republicans in the State disqualified to
vote, simply because they did not pay
their taxes. Do you SEE through it?
There are enough Republicans IN
Delaware, who, if they would vote Oul )
one honest vote apiece, 10 carry tbs
State high and dry over all the homes
votes the Democrats can cast with E
few hundred of the "Brocky" Tom sor
thrown in.
Now, Republicans, We call upon yot
to 60 to the collectors and pay your tax
es. The collectors will not call upon
you unless you are free holder. Gt
and see the collectors. You will lind
them at 602Iy Market street, up stairs
They are III their Offices through III,
day And up to reasonable hour III I'll,
evening.
Charles II. D. B,.dford is the 90. .-c.o
Tor all that part of the city south o
Sixth street. William X yne is col. ecru
for all that part Of the cry north "
Sixth street. Go u them ql.rt.y al,
gentlemanly and you vi, md that NJ,
are gentlemen also, vii. receive yOl
taxes like gentlemen and ct ygg z
ABOUT your business like gen;.~neu
with your tax receipt il your pocket,
Republicans, arouse There IS woII
70 do. Prepare yourselves to ~ j,
delaware 5 70 b- r.ieem-d and u.ae.
beside her old MOfhtr Pennsylvania /
the shining galaxy Of Republican state,
i publican. pr~parr to have your >4al
III the redemption.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

NoT''E

NOTICE
RHuBKs SAT- ERTHw AITk,
Trustee,
under the last will and tee In ChAntery,
lament of William Hay
lett, deceased, New Gastio
VS.: County, 8 s,
FREpERlCR kLAIR Trustee,
under the last will and ause ran!
testament Of Ann Hay ton:
lett, deceased, ct al.
In pursua nee OF an order Of the Chancellor
in tho above cause IN Ade AZ the September
term 1881. all person having any lien or Hens
affecting the interest or e-tate OF Reuben
Sattherwaite, t ustee under the last vii and
testament Of William hsylett, deceased,
Fre,ericg nlsir, trustee, under the last will
and testament Of mn Hsylett, deceased
James ttayieit Emily kobin.on, Mary South
xAte, Robe II Haylett. William Hayiett,J John
Hsylett. Henry hayiett. Ann Platten. Rosct
t. Francis, Emily Dswick and Elizabeth
Blanch or either Of them, IN The lands and
premises to which said cause relates, are
hereby Dotired To hle u petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same In the
office Of the Register in Chancery for New
Castle County ten days before the third
Monday in February, A. ID 1852 and % ap-
pear and prove said lien or liens at the en- u
INK term Of the Court, before the rising OF the
Court on the third day Of the term.
ANTHONY HIGGINS,
wilmington Del, Trustee.
January Nth. )SS. lll-eo
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
closed by the Sheriff.

Yesterday morning the sheriff closed
the shoe store Of Joseph Montgomery
on King street above Fifth. The goods
will he sold on Friday, Feb. "a. II is
understood that the sheriff holds claims
10 the amount OfS.0OO.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
TN CHANCERY-N EW CASTL L
L COUNTY.

l. COtNll.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF a decree Of the Court II
Chsncery OF the State Of Delaware In and
for New Sastlc County, MADE at chamh r.
in vacation. will be exposed u public sale on
the premises, In the city Of " mlngton, on
lhU RSUAi, FEBRUARY ID 1857,
IT II o'clock, A. M,
The following described real estate, 20 wit.
All that certain lot .! land With tho buildings
thereon erected, known a. No. " T. Sc :ond
street, situated in the city Of Wilmington
aforesaid, beginning at point on the sJuth.
erly side Of > cold street. at absut 50 feet
inches from the west side oi KING street, hay-
ina front OH Second street of - Gset inches
and in depth extending sOuiherly about ~
feet Suble to the right Of the owner Or
owners Of the land ard renlises adj in TX 90
the east. their heir. and assigns TO have the
use and p iVileye OF the three foot wide "A ley
leading INTO Second street In common with
the said owner or owners Of this property,
then heirs or IA isns forever
Attendan, e will be given and terms made
known at she time and place aforesaid b!
Waller UUMMlNS. Trustee,
OF hy bis attorney.
Attest u. NJ. HOUSEM An, Reg. &. q.
THOMAS OGLk,
l2l.tf AuctlUncer.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

TUE NEW fohE Demo rats III the
/. cIsla'ure seem determined - inak- a
Republican victory easy next fail. The
l. TnblicahS should be prrfuQnlly
g. a'sfIl f,r saving them the curry and
r'1'snsion and ehperse Of a canpaig Il.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
vOUbLIC SALE.

.DUbl.lC SALE.
l. -O1-
LANCASTER OODNTY0,nl
AND sPRlSGkR
The subscriber will .sll A. ,,..
the ChAdds' FORD Ho,el, ls..r.,, 81
Pa, on
THURSDAY. JANuAay,,
~ ! o'clo,s n
Forty Lancaster county sos, .,
springors. A credit OF " i,,.,.
given. No postponeiAen, N !.
weather. AMOS NJ
L. W. Stidham / Son. au..
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

THE ACTION Of Mr. Eno,h pra't, IF
Ba. timore,in donating s. 900 90 to tl.r
- J for the establ shmeut Ot tree ,ir-
rulating library, stand, uu>-.n-nly and
in graceful bold relief when COMPARED
with the actions Of other mi.lonaires.
TIE free gift Of over one million dollars
IN the noble cause Of eh U2at!On Is a
cIowning glory to busy HE that time
Gan but deepen and burni~h with a
brighter hue, and which envy and
Inlice can never tarnish. There ale
mary, who making a virtue Of res q.
:%y, secure golden line upon the
10 nh-tone by posthum0u- b quest, bu.
7hrhe are few who have the practical
neoevo.ence and proven nseiti,hncss tC
dtnude themselves Of 50 large a sim
".llIe they can Still handle aud cJntlu
Il they cannot absolutely enjoy such
"Saith. Il il 10 be hoped that the -4u-
IRONS donor may h" spared many year
~ 5IsIt aud watch over the Pratt Free
circulating library Of Baltimore. When
Al't the tina come whrU WNminp.On
viii be favored By some u! b.. rich men
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

(NRANifR re. ~ / >'s'
" place I" hny c rIPi " B..
haddIe'. lust AN, e. i. d. 81 :
or tea. 10 % lee uI.''i - =.
ed beef 2tcts, llb '.H 'r'. .
ust ice"Iuri tot n 'l,lfAt
81 etr late for 'ht'D" way
sold cheA +; ewtjlsy !'l "' y
l"rKe egg pluws Ztct A''. IVY
3s'ts. SD Eau Of Damon y ~ ~, d, %.
pure apple % ". no sII.'r a.
man pears i.n ID, fame! .FIr
.lh peaches D.. Bib atI''' -
own niue meet 25cr, aLd "a :.
lot u California raisinssi " %.
are tn, best bargain we I'D
rec 2tcs, &C have thePV'.. y
roni imported at lect', an' -
3lh 81 runes 25cts, hHe' Z
prunells .lb tor 25cts, " aA,' .
IN quart bottles Of to~'.> 7
best brand In tin lo,'si "e
about cur tea and coffee j ~
our sourA rou, try 1t and n4' WI
lacts quart and our doil,' 20, -, y
finer, .e potatoes and We ."
way At Granger store, l'' 70
lA-tt'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25

TO WAITING PEOPLE.
Some persons have waited, for various reasons to
purchase Clothing the delay to get the lowest OF
all prices the time has come. In opening Bargain Rooms
we make the best Of necessity growing out OF the pecu'
|liarities and magnitude OF our business.
ITO MEET LATE SEASON NEEDS.
ODD pANTALOONS.
One lot made to sell at 81 90 reduced to ago.
One lot made to sell at $3.50 reduced to $50.
One lot made to sell al s. 50 reduced to 2.25.
One lot made to sell at $500 reduced to 2.25.
SMALL BOYS SUITS.
with short pantaoons
Assorted lots, reduced from S. to 375 All sizes.
Assorted lots, reduced from $50 to 4. Only small
Assorted lots, reduced from s. to 5. All sizes.
ODD SHORT PANTALOONS.
Large lots reduced from 81. 50 and 900 to lis.
Large lots reduced from S. IS and S2.oo to l.5o.
Large lots reduced from $500 and Its to Las
The goods thus offered are almost without excep-
ton and fresh The only reason that should
duce any prices that lots broken and sizes irregular
ntrinscay the goods are valuable as when first made.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
PUDLIC MLn
IDUBLIC SALE.

PERSONAL PRopsr,
viii Be sold st public Cal. 49,,
dence Of David M.xnv, 90 ,a, II.
near the Columbus Ion, Oh
FRIDAY, JAruAhYr,
Aio'clocs p.E
All the personal propsr,y Az !
goods. consulting Of be- AZ ~
resu, stoves, table. eupbo,,l
oh in, lot Of rag carpet, ,e,t.. ',
ticles too namsfou, Ia 80,
We YER. hand loom Tor raz ,,.
Conditions made known Al ~,
TNN SkP