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National Republican., 1882-12-01
THE OYSTER BEDS.
Their Depleted Condition In the Cbesa-
ncnka mud TrIhufnrIen


Their Depleted Condition In the Cbcsa-
peaks and Tributaries.
The Maryland oyster steamer Leila, Captain
Mitchell, reached Baltimore last evening from q
trip of examination made by DR.. W. X. Brooks,
of Johns Hopkins University, Mt. William Henry
Legg, ofQueen Anne's County, and Captain Wad
dell, the oyster commissioners. The commits
sionors LEFT Annapolis on Tuesday, and spent two
days in examining the oyster beds on both sides
of the bay north OF Annapolis and Kent Island.
DIR. Brooks says they found these northern beds in
part of the Chesapeake. The latter yield the
finest oysters, and are consequently the most
worked. Some of the upper beds visited are for
hidden TO dredgcrs, and their better condition is
shown by the greater number of oysters to the
square yard, the greater number of living oysters
the presence of the greater number of young
oysters from six 10 eighteen months old The In
vcstigutiou was continued up to BOdkin shoal,
at the entrance of the Patapsco into the bay. The
beds there are nearly exhausted. None of the
beds were found i'll as good q condition as they
every case of which there are exact statistics.
Every bed examined by DR.. Otto Lugger in 1876
and Lieutenant Winslow in 1873 and 1879 was
found to be in very much worse condition than
then represented. The field work of the COM
missioners is finished for the season, but each
Brooks will devote his attention to elaboration Of
his taken during the investigation ofthe beds,
aud the others Will make further inquiries bear
ing upon the subject in hand. Next sprimg they
will continue their examination OF the beds. DIR.
Brooks considers the facilities provided by the
portant work mapped out for them to be rather
mcauer,
National Republican., 1882-12-01
Tho Passion Play.

The New York Sun announces that the Ndzarine
the leading part in the passion Play" to be pro-
duced in that city in a few weeks, will be taken
by the Rev. W. NJ. Wannemachor, Baptist clcr-
gyman of Philadelphia. Mr.. Wannemacher is
known in Pennsylvania as u Good d-Templar ec-
turer, and before entering the ministry had some
experience in private theatricals, but never ap-
peared upon the boards of a theater. When the
Passion Play" was produced in San Francisco
he saw itseyeral times, and to Its influence upon
him he attributes his conversion; Learning that
Morse, who has the enterprise In charge, tender
ing his services in any capacity, and arrangements
have been made. not only to entrust the perform
ance Of the principal part TO him, but for him to
deliver sermons, free to all, from the Passion stage
on Sunday avpiiinpS
National Republican., 1882-12-01

VIRGINIA not being part of the Bour-
bon solid South, her twelve electoral
votes must be excluded from Democratic
calculations. North Carolina can be
counted on also with her eleven votes
against the Bourbons. Maryland is no
longer reliable for the Democracy, and
her eight votes are safer for us than New
Jersey is for the enemy. West Virginia
will be anii-Bourbon, too, in 1884, with
her six votes. Here are thirty-seven
votes out of the solid South of 15S. This
would leave but 116, to which the
North must contribute SO in order to
reach Il majority. If we foster our new
allies in the South the Bourbons cannot
prevail against us. If we do not they
will win without struggle. 1t would
not be wise to turn back the revolution
at the South in order to crafty the
malice of impudent, impotent, and un-
principled newspaper bosses.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
Non B. the TImr to nrhscrIhe.

N, price orTHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV mall
,,of me counter IS THREE CENTS for a single COPY;
ftro tnesks TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; onc month, riFrY
CENTS rro months, ONE DOLLAR; three months. ONE
DOLLAR AND 4 HALF; STR months, THREE DoLJARS
oncycdr, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bD ne pub
hJhGra
Rs delivered n, Washington and the suburbs BY car
ytrfsd nc same rdtes
77ee better time fhdn feprr'ent N subscribe FOR
he teiiest b'fohies and best Newspaper published at
h,NdtioHdl CupitdL Send coptet 10 pour Jriends
National Republican., 1882-12-01
LOST AND FOUND.
PROPOSALS.
nEpARTMENl OF rHE INTERIOR.

WAsHISaroS. ID. g., November II, 1882.
SEALED pRUPil5A LlS will he received at The
Department Of the Int ror until noon OF tie 18th day
OF De emher, lss2 for the following ork Including all
materials required ut the government reservation at
Hot Springs, Garland County, Ark;
For exoavsing about nine Thousand CoOool cubic
yards Of material.
For building wall upon hoth sides Of Hot Springs
Creek. requiring about ibirty-one hundred (5,loOl
cubic yards Ol granite mSsonry.
For laying about nineteen hundred tl.9O)) CuDic
yards OF concrete.
For putting down about htty-hVe hundred and
sixty l6OO) ieet OF Yltrhe earhernware seWtr-pipe
twelve (2) inches In diameter.
For laying about twelve hundred O,3l0) fcet OF six
Plans speohcatlons. and instructions for bidders
may he ohtained upon application 10 the Department
OF the Interior. -
nols2D2s-aL L27 7.20-dec2-i-G-s
National Republican., 1882-12-01

WE delight when the Bourbons re-
spond to our description of them, as in
the case of the attempts to steal the seats
of kellogg, Chalmers, and Craig. Every
such outrage disgusts good men in the
Democratic party. 1t is by such lessons
we teach anti Bourbonism among South
ern Democrats. The Southern Demo-
cratic press is divided on these very
caSes
National Republican., 1882-12-01

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, which was
issued yesterday, may be obtained at the
business officein copies ready for mailing.
The present number isfuly up to the high
standard which has won for the WEEKLY
SO wide circulation.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

THE syndicate of so-called Independent
Republican newspapers which defended
the Ku-Klux in 1872 and has been peni-
tent since in appearance only, is again in
full cry against all Southerners who are
not Bourbons or their allies. THE Ma
TIoNAL REPUBLrcAN, being anti-Bourbon,
is of course decorated with the abuse of
those papers. The Constitution of the
United States does not require any citi-
zen to conform his opinions or utterances
to those of the syndicate.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

Is Boss Jonas or Boss Gibson RESPONSE
bic for the conduct of the gov ernor OF
Louisiana in defying the people of the
third district in that State by refusing a
certificate to their member-elect, Will
lam P. KelloggP The Picaytme Dem.)
denounces the outrage in round terms.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

The coinage executed at the United States mint
in Philadelphia during the month of November
aggregated 7,1s6,4O0 pieces, valued at s2o12 594.
luis amount was made up as follows Half
dollars 1920; dimes, 00O0 five cent pieces,
91O 900; TWO cont pieces. % 900; cents. 2I50OOO
National Republican., 1882-12-01

In Boss Lamar's State of Mississippi,
Chalmers, Independent, is cheated out
of ] ,472 votes, and denied his certificate
of election. The outrage is laughed at
by the satanic press at the North, whose
editors are yet raving over the unknown
petty rascal who forged proxy in a
political committee
National Republican., 1882-12-01

CONGRESS will soon give us plenty of
interesting subjects for consideration.
Caucuses of each party in each house to
arrange business; advisory committees
of each to direct tactics on the great
measures to be proposed-these and their
work will all be before us early next
week.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
Something Definite.

A weekly Republican paper in California thus
expressed itself respecting the State election:
eve have held our paper over one day in order
TO secure something definite for our readers. We
have succeeded in finding that We are definitely
lipkA1"
National Republican., 1882-12-01
.Dsnum We Hear tbe SLOGAN

Ex-senator W. w. Eaton, of Connecticut, in
letter to friend at Warrenton, Va. says: "Be-
lievs me, feel sadly over the condition of Old
Virginia one of her own sons. and predict that
In 'Si she will stand side by side with New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey aud the WHOLE
SOUTH for Democracy and good goyernmentn
National Republican., 1882-12-01

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rugs. Fine Gold Jew elry, nerican Watches Ster-
ling sllvCrware la greAt variety. Plated Tea sets.
laskels bowls Ice Pitchers, Butter Dshes. ClstoTs,
soup 1tirUcus, Porksud spoons Rogers Bgus. Plated
Table Culirsy, Joseph Rogers Sona' sheffield Ivory
Table Cuteiy aud scissors, French Clocks. Opera
GiaSses Hr.tSs ScOnces, Mirrors Candlestieks, Sc,
wss complete which we call 20 the attention
Of purchases, as they Will mud our prices low.
HARRIS a SHAFEIl.
mrlCtf No. Ills Pennsylyana AYenue
National Republican., 1882-12-01
lsige,ow I'm Court.

The scene in Washington court yesterday
when dying man was dragged into the court
room to answer charge, is about on par with the
scene in England q few centuries ago, when Oliver
Cromwells bones were dug up and cursed
IkQiYiSblrd TeiegrQDh
National Republican., 1882-12-01

WILL Boss Morgan's State of Alabama
allow $4,000 Republican majority to give
Judge Craig the right to certificate of
election in the fourth district2
National Republican., 1882-12-01

You that have money to spend for
newspaper prepare to spend it in WASH
ington, for on and after Monday next
THE REPUBLICAN will contain all the news.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
PierOia,a FOOt.

An Eastern paper says that the foot of General
Nicolas de Pcrola, ex-Presdent OF Peru. is as
small as a womans. He has q clear complexion,
brown eyes, dark wavy hair. moustache, and i'm
perial Any person having lost spring poet or
dry goods clerk should start for Peru.-Caicdg0
IrIIL
National Republican., 1882-12-01
WASHINGTON. D. C., DECEMBER /, 1882,
Population Of tho National Capital, 10000
Amusement. Tonight

NATIONAL THEATER-"T The Black Flag"
FoRp's oPERA HoUsE-"only n Farmers Daughter -
THEATRE CoMIouE-varlety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

A sueGEsTIoN-Suppose the newspaper
bosses put their whole minds on the
coming session of the Senate, and not
organize the next Senate until it meets.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
What 1Icnua lie
ThH EIeasOll.

A New York letter-wrter in the Courier Journo
failen out What in blazes does he mean?
National Republican., 1882-12-01

HURRY up those Avenue sidewalks,
Messrs. Contractors. We are expecting
more company tomorrow and next day.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

lvconmtpifc fcdtfons mustbs addressed "7bns EdRor
, Tur RrruH1IcAN," and 10 blsure qualifications 7a,.st
i,trffio te0ibiy one side Of e paper only, iDth
name and residence Of 1c tpriter aadehed No COM
bunieationS igiH be returned
National Republican., 1882-12-01

England is short of hops That's the reason the
" blaws,ed" Britlshers cawu't dawnco, ye knaw :"
-NelU York Commercial Advertiser.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

SUBsIDY-HUNTERs' chorus:
Hark, bark, hear the dogs bar
The beggars are coming to town,
Some in rags and some in jsgs
And some In velvet gown,
National Republican., 1882-12-01
TURKISH BATHS.
CHIROPODISTS.

ENASY FEET, &c.-DAILY WALKS IN THA
~ open air aud sunshine oxygenizo aud decArDon-
i2e the system, thor1nghly promoting henlti, and
longevity, and DR.. Whites twenty-Ons consecutive
years OF successful practice In Washington, ID. g.,
enables requisite treatment for Hard nnd Son Corns.
BuniouS. Club and Inverted Nails, Frost Bite, Chill
blRns, Vascular Exoresencts, and other conplntnt1
ofhe feet Refers tothe most eminent physc ans and
surgeons. His Chropodlal Establishment, lil6 Penn
sylVania avenue, opposite WIZARDS Hotel Is patron
lied by the efits OF the world. Hours m. to 6p
M (Sundays. 10 a. M. to p. m.) Office fee, 81 pes
vis SEQ
National Republican., 1882-12-01
FOR SALE-LOts.

EINUK
Il TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
each 32< feet 'front.' the terrace the north side
OF Rhode Island avenue. east of Connecticut avenue
The location is one of the best In the DISTRICT
BARGAIN IN LOTS
New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle.
Avenue now being concreted.
Also on Sixteenth street, near Scott statue.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING,
and other choice lots in the northwestern section.
VIM r. YOUNG,
vNr
National Republican., 1882-12-01

Our Weekly Rent List pupllshed every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
Stores Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seem Property for sale in all parts OF the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call.
mr6 d. IL. WARNER si6 street
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl0H
National Republican., 1882-12-01
MEDICAL.

VoB WORK OF EV FRY CHARACTER AHDDH
~ scrlpiOn executed az The National Republican
Oilce, at any hour. day right. and every day In
the year. Good work aud loN prices. seq
National Republican., 1882-12-01
FOR RENT-UnfurnIshod Rooms

FUIN NNNI-UnIUrnIs ItOOInS
ENOR RENT-Two oUNFURNIsHED COMMUNE
eating rooms; pleasant locallty not suitable for
h1usekeepnR; terms moderate. Apply at 1874
Il ghteenth street northwest. no0o 3ts
TTNHREE COMMUNICATING UNFURNIsHED
Il rooms, second floor, IS each. Will board II ueces
shry single or suite. Apply at 2i43 Pennsylvania
avenue. Nelghborhood uneSceptlonal. nos0sts
ENoB RENT-IN PRIVATE FAM M1LY OF TWO,
IL no children, beautiful second and third-story
communicating unfur nshed rooms; large pnrior
furnished, en- suo rent low f25 street southeast,
near Capitol. no2gals
ENoR HEFIRST FLOOR OF A DESIRA.
~ BILE house, unfurnished partly furnished for
housekeeping; splendid location, heat and gas; rent
low. Address p. H., Republican onice. no29Stt
IL OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS; BATH
IL and all convenience5 for light housek eepinR;
rent, $40 per month. No. 2i3t X street northwest.
no29.StA
IINoR RENT-ill5 AND 1117 II STREET NORTH
IL west-Flrst floors for stores Offices; second
and third floors suitable for dentist or milneryiestab
northwest. nozSGt
National Republican., 1882-12-01
MONEY no LOAN
HOLIDAY GOODS

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTHE
WI lowest rates DANENAoWER& Il SON, l2s1 Y
street nortl MesI. mol II
National Republican., 1882-12-01
FOR RENT-Houses.

nor REM -
IL FURNISHED HOUSE.
Threestory brick residence, No. 7S2 Twenty-hrst
street northwest, containing about twelve rooms, all
well and tastelully furnished The rooms are large
and cheerful. This is very desirable home, con-
yenlently located near the cars and HerdlcB For
further particulars ndpermt to inspect tho promises
apply TO J. V. N. HUYCR,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opp. north entrance u. y, Treasury.
National Republican., 1882-12-01

pEV. w. II. BOOLE. d d, THE GREAT TEN.
Il perance Orator, OF Brooklyn, N Y. will deliver
hts new lecture. The Liquor Traffic. the Financial
tan NJ E Church, corner fonrand-s.har and q
streets northwest tinstead OF Wesley Chapel which
will not be ready for occupancy ON Fr daS evening
December I. ut O'clock. Admission, % cents. noI
National Republican., 1882-12-01
FOR RENT-Farms.

TNOR RENT, SALE, OR REXCIANGE-GARDEN
II farm, $50 actes. near Fort Washington. Apply
to II. s. JOH NSTON, 403 Pennsylvania avenue.
Also farm in Virginia, 60 acres del-3ts
National Republican., 1882-12-01

LNoR RENT-FURNISuED HOUSE, NEW. ALL
IL modern improvements good location: 800 per
month for winter or f5 by year. f. IL. SMITH &c
SON, SIS Seventh street poB-lm
National Republican., 1882-12-01
EDUCATIONAL.

1TNRENCH LESSONS.-MADAhIE IEpRINOE
~ from Paris will give Conversational Lessons Ia
French. at her own and pupils residences also open
evennp classes Prices moderate. Gail amer 4ocloek
at No i52j street nUrthwls. Rp23-u
National Republican., 1882-12-01
T YCEUM COURSE OF LECTURES.
II SEASON OF 1921

L 1CGVM COOhSE Ot LtCIURfS-
- SEASON OF 1921
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEJJM
announce the following course for the season:
Tuesday, Dec. I2-Rev. JOHN HALL. D. d.
The Scriptures aud the Sciences new.
Wednesday, Dec. .0-Rev. 4. DE WITT TALMAGE
The MonstrosilleS, Crueltfes, and Meannesa d
Modern lnildelity (newl
Wednesday, Jan. 3-Rey. JOSEPH COOK
The Religious Signs of the Times (newl
Friday Jan. 5-Itey. JOSEPH COOK,
The Spots System, or the Pock ct In Politics lneWl
Friday Jan I9-Rsv ROBERT CoLLYER
From the Anvil to the Pulpit (newl.
Friday Feb. 2-Mr. JOHN d. COUGH,
Powers That Be new.
Number of Course Tickets (llmited) sa50 each
To lie had ut principal bookstores.
Seats reserved for course. without extra charge ai
Freesbookstore l3is street. opposite Ebbltt House
Single admission. 20 cents. nole-2a
BILLT-A-RDS.
SCANLoN'S NEW HALL,
4l3 and AIS NINTH ST
Private rooms for gentlemen upstairs. Ten Tables
FINEST BILLIARD ROOM IN WASHINGTON.
Oc3l-3m
National Republican., 1882-12-01

T7INE ORANGE GROVE IN FLORIDA FOR
IL sale with improved farm: a rare chance II ap-
piled for ut once; on easy terms. ANDREWS Il Cj.,
5l7 Ninth street northwest. Iofk3tS
National Republican., 1882-12-01

C,ILVERWARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED:
= also nickel plating aud brass lenders and and
irons for sale low, ]. E BRoMWELL, 1914 Penn
Byiyana avenue northwest, n0JO-3ts
National Republican., 1882-12-01

IF YOU WANT YOUR STOVES. RANGES, AND
Il heaters repaired by competent workmen at mo l.
crate rates, leave Your orders with CASTLE &
U tpn-
National Republican., 1882-12-01
FOR RENT-Furnisbed Rooms.

S>e-N---s~~e---~s-
1910 q sTREEr-ELEGANT SUITE OF
Il - Il - newly furnished rooms, suitable for SEN
at9r or Member; convenient to Ebbltt and Riggs.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
Personal.


WILL MRS. s.-, FORMERLY MRS. HOWARD,
munlcate with DIR. W. Republican Office? deI.3ts
NyTANTED-sIO WILL BE GIVEN FOR A POSI-.
w tfon clerk copy st In any of the depnSt
ments. Address A. b., ity II. o. no3EH$
VI,INE' ORANGE GROVE IN FLORIDA FOR
IL sale with improved farm: rare chance II ap-
piled for ut once; on easy terms. ANDREWS II C0.
5l7 Ninth street northwest. roft3tS
IF YOU WANT YOUR STOVES. RANGES, AND
Il heaters repaired by competent workmen &c MOI J.
sFS Rsf "a 1ye ef srees %. n q
big teapot. no3l3t*
GILVERWARE REPAIRED AND REPLATED:
. also nickel plating, aud brass tenders and and
irons for sale low, I. E, BRoMwELL isll Penn
sylyania avenue Borthwest no30-3ts
T1yoR IMPORTED DoLMANS AT HALF PRICE
IL sec l. E. YOUNG, 738 Seventh street, between q
and II. Just received full line. no3L3t%
RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A FINE
IA piano cheap. Apply at 707 Eighth street north
west no293ts
CEE THNM!-FoR THE HoLTDAYs-sIx
- cabinet pictures, or l. carries for sl the best and
cheapesS yet QuARTLEY's. 4ol Seventh street,
corner d northwest. no?s-its
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT MRS. FRIES IS
and can he found at 900 Eighth street northwest
no2s-l2ts
SDARTs OF THE HUMAN BODY EN.
u larged, developed, and strengthened" &C., is
an interesting advertisement long run In paper.
dence Of hum6ug about this. on the contrary. the
persons may get scaled circulars giving all parton-
lars by addressing Erie Med. Co, L. o. Box 5l3 Buff
falo, n. Y.-7oiedo Eventng Bee. oc3ltf
DECoRATIvE ART NEEpLE.woRK-MRs.
Crewei, Kensington, and ali kinds OF EmbrHidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at her Eni-
broidering Parlors, No. iii @ street northwest.
Terms reasonable. seli-ly
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National Republican., 1882-12-01
Observation-Disclosures.
BOARDING.

TLINTON HOUSE. SEVENTH AND STREETS
" northwest-First class table board and large
rooms at reasonable rates; location central; tran
sient rates 81, sl.2j, $3.50; no liquors. no3o
MEALS SERVED TO RtsIDENCEs-PER
WI sons desiring meals Will please call adj
dress CATERER, No. lie2 X street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-12-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

bUSlN ESS CHiANCIS.
GsOAO WILL PURCHASE CLAIMS BUSI.
tD-~OO ness, Including oiiice outti. Cause of
selling otner business This Is a rare chance for any
one starting business Address II. L., Repnhlican
Onlce. no293ts
IIoR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY; STOCK.
II go d will. and fixtures OF dry goods and notion
store doing good cash business; eason for selling,
Ill health. Address II. ii. p. Republican Ohice.
no2g3tT
ITO CATERERs-wE HAVE A VERY DEsTR-
adapted for lTstcass catering establishments tiue
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
IL co. w street northwest oc20u
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLowED
IL on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
where by ], II. SQUIER q TO-. Bankers, lilo PENN
sylvnna avenue. mA26u
LOST AND FOUND.
7 osT-A GOLD WATCH, INSCRIBED IN THE
JOS. Baumer 1881" % reward viii be paid or lis
return aud no questions asked. Address JOS BAC-
MER, Washington II. O. de'-sts
u OsT-oN THURSDAY MORNING. A SMALL
II wallet with owners name aud London
l,sO.' written in 1t. The finder VIII be suitably re-
wal ded by leaving the same with Its contents nj the
ollce Of Normley's Hotel. del-1te
CT HEWARD-LoST on THE EVENING or
~ l. November 81, between seventeenth and
lweniy-liflh Streets on PennsylNania avenue or
street northwest, gold dnllar, with monogram +. l.
ID. side. Finder VIII receive the above reward
by returning 1t to No. 10 Center Market Wholesale
row. north front noSO3ts
Il OST-IF THE PERSON WHO FOUND MY
~ pOckctbDok, lost on the street cars Pennsyl-
Vana avenue on Tuesday even ns. the 2sth will re-
turn to me the pelers In IT, he Is TeieomS 70 the o. In
no29'3ts Solicitor of the Treasury.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21
Books. Books,

What busy man or woman has not
been annoyed by having book agent
present himself at the very busiest
time, he his book ever so good. Now
propose to offer the citizens Of Salina
and vicinity the opportunity of conf
ing at your own convenient time to
my home aud ordering your books.
having your choice out of hundreds
of excellent books for the family some
Of which can he obtained at no %, her
place in town. ] shall try to make II
an object TO those who want reliable
books to order Of me and shall spare
no pains to accommodate all.
Remember the place, No. SO, Seventh
street, with large rock hitching post
in front. MRS A. n. SEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21

Most stylish suits It eolbsfy's. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Good fits war;
Ianted.
The ladies should all 60 to Fugate 4
Shows for Christmas goods
Lunch at all hours 1t H. NJ. Mar
tins.
Buy boots aud shoes at Sauer's, and
save money.
Persons having accounts ut SaIina
Market will please call and settle be-
fore Dec. 30th. CT. BARTLETT.
Caneen, goitres. tumors and all
maladies and diseases cured by lay ing
ON Of hands. No cure, no pay.
JOHN HAINEs, Salina, KS.
When you have searched the town
perhaps In vain, for suitable Holiday
presents. do not fail to call ut Oscar
Seitz's-where you will be sure to
find just what you want.
For RENr.-Two rooms for dodgers.
Enquire at No. So, Seventh street, or
at this Office.
For RENT.-The second story Of q
building on Iron Avenue-suitable for
bachelors, or . small family. near the
post Office. Enquire of
47-ot. A. NJ. BEEBE.
Persons having accounts at Salina
Market will please call and settle be
fore Dec. 3oth. CT. BARTLETT.
Cha. X. Munger, Newton. Kansass,
State agent for school seats. maps,
globes. etc. Agents wanted. Fly
w. 4 NJ. ID. Berg always ahead
with the most complete line Of goods
in the West. Don't fail TO come and
see them.
For sALE-A lot 15x2OO feet front
ing on Prescott Avenue. The front
part of the lot IL covered with good
sized trees. For sale cheap. Apply
at this Office.
A new line Of Easy Chairs, Patent
Rockers. Rattan, Willow chairs-just
the thing for Christmas, at W. Il NJ.
ID. Berg's.
Parties DESTROYS of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will do
well to call upon c. f.. Faulkner.
for terms, as he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent
money, which can he loaned Mt rea-
sonable rate of commission. 29-tf
WANrED.-A man who understands
farming, to work by the month for
the year, 1883. One with small fam.
lily preferred, as the owner wishes TO
board with them. Good references
wanted. J. s. Chaplin on the farm
formerly known as the Tom Barnett
place.
p. o.. Assaria, Kansas. 4I-2w
All persons are forbidden from
shooting birds on my premises.
shall proceed to prosecute all vioIators
of the law. A. NJ. BEEBE.
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