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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

DURHAM, Iowa. March 2, 1882.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured me-.
4 The Inflamatory Rheumatism, at-
er being troubled with the disease
l,r eight years. w. NJ. MOORE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18
eoyy She saved her. parting

cow She Saved her. Darling.
II shall not feel 40 nervous again
bout baby's teething," writes a
ratefnl mother. "We almost lost
ar darling from cholera infan,um,
ut happily heard Of l'arker's Gin
..r Tonic in time. A few spoonfuls
non cured baby. and an occasional
use keeps us in good health. -
;rooklyn Mother.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

G. c. IAuterlDan. druggist. Cellar
Rapids. la.. says: II consider Cham
hrrlains G,lic, Cholera aud Diar.
rl,oea Remedy the bsst in the mar
ket." All who use it acknowledge
its superior excellence. Sold by
druggists,
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BRICK!

Murtha 4 Sickle have just finish
ed burning a kiln OF 100000 brick
ut their yard at the western edge Of
town. Call and be supplied with a
gvud article. :
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

DAMN WESszza1 hatred a sbam
~ shown When h oass vent % 6psing-
Asld. Ma, - sod i ths height q :
total abstiasnee novsnest, and. bsing
invilsd ~ taks - elAss q vatss b.
1uss soinG q u platform, paused altar
~ Arnt swallow, and. looking ne com
ni1tssaAaa squArsly IN ~ fAes. said :
ITS god sta3i Where oan ] get I
hasrsl q NJ
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18
WHY welcome.

What makes Flor,ston Cologne
welctM,e an every la,lys toilet table
il its lasting fragrance and rich,
flowery odor.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by
indigestion, constipation, dizziness,
kss Of appetite, yellow skin? Shi-
lohs vitaliser is q positive cure.
WHY WILL you cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price 10 cts., so cts. and 81.
SHILOHH CATARRH RENE.
DY-a positive cure for catarrh,
sl;phtheria and canker mouth.
sHIIDHs CURE WILL imme.
tliately relieve Group, whoopine
cough and Bronchitis.
/ .HACKMETAcK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Is and &c
cents. For sale by
II. H. BLAIR.
Beggs' Diarrhea Dalsnm is a pre-.
antiv- and cure for all summe,
complaints. Use no other. Fp
,ale by druggists.
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II all the heart aches Of life were
.4iuced IT, rheumatism they could
ION be banished by the application
Beggs' Tropical Oil. For sale by
ruggists.
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OouID Or laaniss Only know how
ansh ~ havs lDDsboRns toward them,
hev voald thsis hatrsd b psastrass1
~ ronessel
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

~ YH ~
r. w sulH1s,f q 111.
NJ. 80 y r.,
T. Fl IlS|fiII I1.Sl1e -.
= IN p Pre- 1880 Is
\ 1In5 n ~ fsir - ui1A ner1lenlar
8 -. -
M " nnun 49,, unooop
N' sa1 1I Ah Va Z
salss -. -
u n nOon. onys ~ d.
Esol9 ltoo lSeon. III u, pitno savo ;
pglgano mi ltea = ~ ahllleiss = :
snon baoogs = Soege u na0se q -
~ au6>o !. an6 = ~ - q ~ Uoet
roJn1t = - r. lhkjdoa u ~ HID eveg
aIiy1 m 10y $500 AmoaR ~ RU>Dte
I -. an nAnka. - ISona2s aa1,
c1nF - o1i6on ~ ~ lbtke6 -
~ 60 . ponor 6evO<ed ~ ~ fUosrA6n
NJ ~ sooe 3rl1poa q AneeioA. ". Baaks
IT. I'D Nith ~ q ~ 1nsnC1s acaisve-
rIeG4o 80 6rserula. hasin9 besn inns.
dfof01x ln4ore ~ u soane e the1n, aad
- ~ 1eG0 m M 6ssi xR1 - pffL
- : al Ueb4 60 5m0at r1n9SkeAoe
1dl tgiuns h4 IA 6vGR WjCsjs6o9. ssk-
II ehoo4inx wae dOne On ~ viver
bank heck a ~ PArk HOUSE, Ham
;trann0k. Whero IL suns SAyS we're
sl1Unx. and whese ~ wind had N in-
feseot g WAa&evQEswas going On. There
~ ~ ssSl(Sg ~ kel5Srt ~ tri0k And:
"a DAe1ls u prepared powder, efacked
eiaso halls O. olher llegitimaae matAOds
sou,stimsS adoptsd y sxhibition marks
zen.
Mr. pnanA- 6ANna Nj work ~ ahooAinR
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Chamberlains Collie, Cllolera and
Diarrh9a Remedy does not produc.
constipation, Dut leaves the M'we'4
il. natural and healthy condition.
There il no danger Of checking dys-
EMERY Or diarrhHA ttN suddenly
when you use it. Bloody Aux ami
chronic diarrli0ea are alsO cured BY
it. Sold By druggists.
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The scarcely Of grain will compel
nany farmers u feed new oats soon.
r. sllan il ju.licions. and IA a safe
uard against colic. they should
.~p Cha,nberlains Collie, Cholers
nd DiarThoea Remedy at hand
ialf a aattle never fails to cure the
,rst case Of collie in n horse. Sold
y druggists.
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Don't get excited. but use Chans-
berlainis Collie, Cholen aud Diar-
rhea Remedy. Il viii promptly
relieve the most severe attack Of
l0wel complaint, and Is pleasant
'assd saSA 70 take Sold BY drug
'gists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

All old blood diseases Of year.
standing quickly yield to the rapid
INVASION Of Beggs' Blood Purifier 4
Mood Maker. It's the best in the
world. For sale b. drusgists. /
Go out in the damp air, or sit un-
,rotected in draft, and your throat
win feel sore and yonr head uncom.-
;nrtable. You have taken q cold,
which you can remove az promptly
u you received il by using Ayers
! .herry Pectoral.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE.
Their Tenth Anniversary Celebrated Un
der Dfnfeultfes


The tenth annual anniversary OF the Knights Of
81. Augustine was celebrated at Bako's Hall, cor.
ner of Maryland avenue and d street southwest,
last evening, Headed by the National Brass Band,
the commandery made short parade and then
marched to the hall preparatory TO the opening
exercises Hero It was found that the building
was shrouded IN darkness and that the gas could
not be lit. There were also symptoms OF trouble
brewing as a portion of the hall was occupied as
an armory BY military organization who were
disposed TO resent the renting Of the hall TO tho
colored men. By strategic movement tho
knights obtained possession OF the entrance, ana
held 1t against the military, and IN the meantime
q delegation arrived with MIR. Kirk, the owner OF
the hall After rather excited conference. In
which II was intimated that the military had
turned of the gas Mt the meter and plugged up the
spigots OF the watorpipes, the knights were put in
possession OF that portion OF the premises rented
nate the same. The members OF the commandery
behaved IN very praiseworthy manner, and 70
their GOODNESS and frmness was due the fact that
no disturbance occurred, rs the members Of the
military organization were somewhat excited
The Anniversary ceremonies commenced ,Rt
aooE was cleared FOL dancing. which was Kept up
until O late hour The following Committees di.
rected the celebration. Executive conpittee--
Aninius Herbert, commander; John y. Fletcher,
first deputy /. b. Brown, second deputy; G. H.
Butler, recor9ing scribe; 7. r. Lewis assistant
James NJ Toy, eapialn.gene{al; John Mitchell,
herald; Isaac Is. Brown, warden. Committee OF
arrangemenss-T. w. 1nghram, chairman; James
I: jackson, T. R. Lewis, John Robinson. John 1.
Fletcher, |; Il. Stephenson, j.; L: Dent Robert
Reception committee-W. H. Smith, Henry Neal,
Willie Smith. Master of eremonies-Wlliam II.
Smnllwood, assisted by James II. Stephenson,
National Republican., 1882-10-27
suNDAY-sCHooL INSTITUTE.
The Opening session mt the COnEregu
tionnI Church Tonight.


The opening session Of the Sunday School In
stitute, under the auspices Of the Sunday .schoo
Union Of the District, will be held the Congre-
gotional Church. corner of Tenth and G streets,
this evening at 7:80 o'clock. The Rev. James A.
worden, of Princeton, n. j., so we'll known as an
enthusiastic Sunday school worker Will conduct
the exercises. Addresses will be delivered by both
the Rev. Mr.. Worden and Rev. pr. II. Louis Baug.
lier, Of Gettysburg, Pa, upon subjectsQf practical
value to ali Sunday. school workers. dfer which a
Expected that many difficulties in Sunday school
infringement will be solved, The singing. will be
under the conduct Of Mr.. ]. B, slemar. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the several sessions
of the Institute All who can attend are requested
to come prepared to contribute questions TO the
question drawer, which IL is expecte will be q
most profitable feature Of each session.
Saturday afternoon 2;SO o'clook-Service of
song led by J. B. sletpan; deyotional exercises,
Church address, "Why Have Sabbath School
Teaching?' Rev. Mr.. Wynkoop, pastor Wesleyan
Presbyterian Church, singing lesson for Sunday,
october 20, "tesps betrayed and Takea," Mark
xiy, 1884 taught by Rev. James A. Wordon (please
bring your Bibles; question drawer.
Saturday evening 1880 oclock-service of song,
led by Frank Wilson; devotional exercises. Roy.
dress Importance Of Trained Teachers" Rev. q.
II. Richardson, pastor McKendree NJ. +. Church
singing; address, Lecture or Lesson System How
to Teach" Rev. James A. Worden; question
drawer
Sabbath afternoon, $50 o'clock-Children's ser.
vice professor J. W. Bischoff will preside at
organ); service of song, led by Frank Wilson; de-
greGatlonal Church; childrens sermon, Rev. James
A, WOrlen.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Carroll Insfitutc.

The meeting of this society Thursday evening
was well attended and the proceedings as usual,
interesting. The president explained that the ab.
sence of Dr. T. E. McArdle, who had been an
pounoed to deliver q lecture, was owing TO seri-
evening. The exercises opened with some choice
songs BY Mr.. J. Z. shorb followed by an address
on The application OF algebraic formulas to arth-
by Mr.. Frank n. DevereuX. An address on Greg
oman music by Mr.. William Richards, recitation
Of the society with some excellent vocal solos by
B. A. RYAN, concluded o very enioyable evening
National Republican., 1882-10-27
THE JURY-FIXER FALL.
His Appearance at the Police Courf-Rc.
lense ON BAIL

lease ON Bail.
IN the police court Thursday afternoon, at 2
O'clock Frank II. Fall surrendered himself to the
authorities prepared to await whatever action the
government might take in the matter. The papers
the warrant bnSed on Juror Browns affidavit
the particulars of which have already been pub
lished-were then served on him. Mr.. II. H.
Wells appeared for the government, and Messrs
A. q. Riddle and X. G. Davis for the defendant
Mr.. Wells asked that the bond be fixed at 5000.
Mr.. Falls counsel claimed that 81 500 was amply
sufficient and offered Mr. Frank ]. Tibbeis as
surety, who qualified in that amount In case the
court required 5000 Mr.. Martin Barrnger was Ia
attendance to qualify on the bond. After waiting
some time for Judge SHELLS appearance later in
the afternoon, he accepted bond In $500. and
FALL WAS RELEASED.
to appear before the police court from day to day
or whenever required TO do so. No day has yet
been fixed for Falls trial. In the police court Mr.
II. c. Clagett, counsel for Arthur Payne, asked
Judge Smell to reduce his clients bail, claiming
that 1000 wPs excessive. Judge Smell pe.empto-
rily refused to do So Mr.. II. il. Wells stated that
Payne was avery poor man, and 1t would be very
difficult for him to give the required bail. Judge
Smell replied that IL Payne had not been poo he
would have fixed higher bail Several attempts
were made 10 secure Il boDdsman but proved un-
availing. At the request of Mr. Wells Judge Smell
has appointed next Tuesday at IL o'clock for the
time Of commencing Paype's case. In regard to
the arrest of Foote and Shaw nothing can be
learned from the goyerpment counsel, 1t is
stated on good authority that Shaw Is st!l 10 the
City.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
A Monument to Father BOYLE

The friends and admirers of the late Father
Boyle are taking measures to raise funds with
which to place IN onument over his grave. 1t is
intended that the monument shall be in readiness
by the anniversary Of his death, next March, and
the ladies, who have the matter In harBe, have
determined TO prosecute their work with great
energy. subscription list has bee placed in
nient point, IL Is hoped that the number Of those
who will call and fix their names will be SO large
that the funds will be speedily raised.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Slater-BroWn.

At ST. Adams Parish Church, near Georgetown,
Rev. Nelson Falls officiating, Mr. John slater and
Miss okey Brown were yesterday evening uai;ed
inemarrIGge, the church being filled with the
friends Of the contracting couple. 1t was also
b. autifully decorated, one Of the floral displays
being Inagniflt ent pilots wheel constructed by
Nr. J.. Schmidt on Twelfth street, and covered
with choice aud well-arranged flowers The happy
iiehds, and were tue recipients Of numerous fue
ami apnrOpriate presents.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Liauor Licensea Approved.

The Commissioners have approved the following
applications for liquor licenses: Fred Atzell, 1115
street northwest John Bligh, 2ls Fourteenth
street northwest; Henry Bernheimer, 9ls Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest; John English, 92S ard
030 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Louis Faber,
8O4 Tenth street northwest; Greason Bros, 1901 +
street northwest; George 7. Gauzhorne, 805 Tenth
street northwest; RobcrG Hoy, Sl4 Eleventh street
northwest william Herfurth, 486 Four. and. a.
half street southwest Jacob jacobson, 1905 ID
street northwest; Patrick Morgan, corner Thir-
teenth and D street north west.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
a SurIoua Accident.

About 4S0 Thursday afternoon Johnnie Waller,
G years old, living at 1882 street southeast, was
swinging in the yard attached to his hou-e, when
his little cousin ran under the swing, causing him
to fall out. As he was lying on the ground the
seat Of the swing st ruck him Oh Ihe hip, producing
q com pound fracl ure. DIR. Beale and other ply.
slciRns we're called in, who hGd to place tGe ltie
rnIIeut under the influence of chloroform 10 reset
the limb The iIuries are very serious and may
Lussilly DrOSe fatal.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
sIarrInge Lieenaas.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to Edward
Geese and AMMO T. Davis, Richmond, Va. Will
lam Warren and Louisa Diseroll, Tennallytown,
d. c.; David H. Bell Fairfax County. Virginia,
and Annie Walker, Georgetown; William S, Bos.
ton and Julia W. syphax, James Garnet and Mar
tha Jane Young, jacob h. Walker and Edmouil
Randolph, Daniel Reed and Mary Dallas, Edward
Banks all Of this city.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
The John Mccullough Club,

The John Mccullough Dramatic Club met last
night at 4BQ Louisiana avenue. Three new mem.
bers were elected, making twenty-five in all. The
In fGe gu Tne oTb W Sye wa St
Willard Hall, In tho last week ip December, the
title role being taken by Miss Edith Edmonston, a
possessesgres, dramatic talent. She rected Thurs
day night at the meeting Mother and Son." The
club elected George +. Erdman stage director,
Clarence osgood secretary, and DR., Bogue treas.
uFpr
National Republican., 1882-10-27
DISTRICT BREvITIIEs.
The Weather To.nnr.

For INC Middle Aaonuc States. inc,udino ne Die.
trt Of Columbia, generally fair uedher, tight variable
uinds, stationary tolio'red BY falling barometer slight
changes in temperature.
Tphtly cooler, fair wedther is indicated for Ne'D
England aud Ncie York on Friday.
Slightly ttdrner, fair veather is indicated for he
South AGdntic and CUT States on Friday.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

The case of Ben Cant, charged with being an
unlicensed produce dealer, was continued until
to-day.
Howard o. Emmons has been appointed by the
President notary public for the District of Co.
lutnbia,
On motion Of ]. s. Washington, Mr.. Walter j.
Sc ou, Of Connecticut, has been admitted to the
District bar.
The case of Walter against Ward, for an injuuc-
tion, has been postponed in the equity court until
next Monday.
Sandy Pinu, who was connected with the Hirth
murder, died In the Albany penitentlary Wednes.
day. His remains will probably be brought here
for interment.
The case of Mrs. Catharine Burrell who keeps q
confectionery store on New York avenue, and who
was charged With selling liquor without license,
was dismissed owing to the conflicting statements
of the witnesses.
Duncanson Brothers, auctloneers, offered the
Imperial Hotel building for sale by auction. The
highest bid was $4,000, aud Mr.. J. I. stevens,
attorney for the owner, Mr.. g. stimson, of New
York. Withdrew the property
The case of Archibald NJ. Roane, Stephen NJ.
Chase, md James B. Kirchner, the young men
charged with embezzlement, was called in the
police court and Judge Smell took the personal
bonds of the young men to appear at court next
Thursday.
Charles H. Murray, for many years a clerk in
the Steam Engineering Department of the wash
ington navy-yard, lat'erly notary public In that
section Of that city, died Thursday morning at his
residence on l. near Eleventh street southeast,
He leaves wife and several children.
At q meeting OF the board Of directors Of the
Great Falls Manufacturing Company General
Benjamin f. Butler was elected president of the
company and Charles R. Abel secretary. It is un-
dersood that extensive Improvements are about
to be commenced on the company's property.
James Powell, the sailor who was assaulted by
q fellow-sailor with bucket of scalding tea on
the schooner Cooper, lying at tho river front, is
better, and has been summoned to appear before
the police court to testify against his assalant.
pital Service.
The board of directors Of the Equitable Co. op-
erative Building Association have authorized 1000
shares in the fourth issue Of stock, for which SUBJ
scriptlon books are now open. Many people are
enabled through this association to save money,
buy homes, and acquire property that otherwise
would not. In another column Will be found u
list of the subscription committee.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Marriage of a Navy officer.

Chief Engineer Charles z. De Valin, U. s. NJ,
was married quietly Thursday morning at
Epiphany Church to Miss Ellen Appleby, of this
city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
William Paret the rector of the church. Mr. De
Valin stole march on his friends here, as be only
National Republican., 1882-10-27
IN AIe1audrIa To.NIEht.

The Virginia Coalition Association have en-.
gagged a band of music and will proceed in a body
to AlexRndrla this evening at Q o'clock sharp 10
by Governor Cameron and other disllnaushed
gentlemen. All friends 0f the cause are invited
10 ACCOMPANY the association.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
InternntlonaI saaday.sehooI CommIttce.

Pursuant to adjournment the International SUN
day school Committee met Thursday morning at
the Riggs House, and concluded their labors
shortly before noon, The lessons for 1851 were
adopted, and viii be now sent 10 london for the
eppt9yel Of tho English Comlnittee; The uexl
VILE, Tenn, october, 1883.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
We Have Taken Time

by the forelock, and prepared for cold weather
Our building Is filled from basement to attic with
business dress suits and overcoats for boys youths
and men. EIseman Brothers, clothiers and tailors
corner Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Of Rlchold's Boston Shoe House, 4sI Pennsylva.
81, and Wednesday, November !, where you vii
find the laTgest and most select stock Of I'm,
boots and shoes ever shown in the District. Al
National Republican., 1882-10-27
DO Not Hesitate

DON'T forget It, the American Tea Store corne
Of Seventh and streets northwest, is the place t
buy your tea and coffee at New York prices
National Republican., 1882-10-27

JAMES D. CUNNING 1908 street northwest has
rings direct from Malcom & Co., GreenOck, Scot
land
National Republican., 1882-10-27
"AIderuey Dnlry Waxon..,, ',

BOSTON BAKED BBAss and Saratoga Chips at
DAVE HAGERTY's
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Tho Thermometer Yesterday.
Prominent Arrivals.

Ia. M, 4s,5o: II a. M, 6G9o; SD. M, 7l.7o; p.
m, e6.2o; II p. M, 59.4o maximum, 729oi mini
mum, 1852
National Republican., 1882-10-27
Look out for the Grand OpenIne

to call, If only to compare our stock and price
with Others. Eiseman Brothers, clolhiers an
tailors, corner Seventh and Z.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
We Can show You

the most attractive assortment OF boys overcoets
in the city, and at prices that will tempt you to
buy. Eseman Brothers, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches jewelty &C. Call on or
address Herzos, soS Ninth street. near Pennsyb
yania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-27

TA1LoR.MADE SUIT
MORE OF THESE DRESSES ARE SEEN UPON
BROADWAY THAN ANY OTHER STYLE THEY
HAVE CAPTURED PUBLIC ATTENTION COM.
PLETEJY. AND THE w0RKpOoMS OF THE
MOST POPULAR HOUSES ARE TAXED TO THE
UTMOST TO SUPPLY THE ENORMOUS DE
MAED. THEY ARE CRoWD1NG SAT1NS
SILKS, AND vELvETs INTO THEIR PROPER
RPHERE-THE DRAwING-RoOM AND FULL
DltEss AND DINNER COSTUME THEIR STAR
is STILL RISING, AND THEY ARE PRO
EOUNCBD BY ALL BEST AUTHORITIES THE
DRESS OF THE FUTURE.
OUR UNUSUALLY FORTUNATE ARRANGE
NENrS HAVE ENABLED US TO PERFECT Our
PLANS AS TO TIE PROCUREMENT OF ALL
NOVELTIES, AND WE SHALL NOT FAIL TO
TAKE THE LEAD IN THESE MATTEuS, AND
KEEP FULLY UP TO EVERY NEW STYLE AND
CAPRICE OF FANCY IN METROPOLITAN
MARKETS.
OUR STOCK OF LADIES WRAPS Is EXCEP-
TtoNAtLY ELEGANT, AND WE INVITE sPE.
CIAJ ATTENTION THERETO IN CHILDREN's
SUITS AND CIoAKs WE CHALLENGE CoMPE
TtTIoN MANY OF THE GARMENTS ARE
MADE SPECIALLY TO OUR ORDER, AND THE
DESIGNS ARE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY.
DURING THE COMING SEASON WE SHALL
MAKE A SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR DRESS
SHIRTS TO ORDER GENTLEMEN WILL
IA
National Republican., 1882-10-27
LOCAL MENTION.
WILLIAM II. CLINTON,

of the eighth precinct says:
browns Iron Bitters cured me of
general debility, accompanied by
night sweuts"
National Republican., 1882-10-27
LADIES' GOODS.
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK,
The Largest and Most CompIeh
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Etcry Department stocked TO lis utmost ca
pdciy. Prices lower than euer. We shad
strive to maintain the reputation Of the old
store Of selling good goods at The lowest poo
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-27
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
DEVLIN & CO.,
Merchant Tailors of New York,

IVA SIIIIdIlI dI4OIS VI w" VI hJ
INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR UN-
USUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
FOR MEMS WEAR. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
DOMESTIC DIAGONALS, IN BLACKS, BLUES,
AND GREENS; PLAIN AND DIAGONAL CHEW
lots; OVER THREE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
STYLES OF CASHMERE sUITINGS AND TRow-
SERVINGS, INCLUDING THE NEWEST STYLlS
OF EXCLUSIVE" ENGLISH AND FRENCH
TTERNS. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS, AND BEAVERS IN
BLACK, BLUE OLIVE, GREEN, BROWN, WINE,
&c. ALL GOODS MADE UP IN NEW YORK.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SAMPLE
PARLoRS, 1870 STREET
National Republican., 1882-10-27

Fresh Aldetney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In NIB Ward" prints at 46c per 10.
Aho cottage cheese, DC. per bali; buttermilk. bc.
per quart, and sweet milk be. per quart
National Republican., 1882-10-27

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,, which was issued
yesterday, may be obtained at the business office
In copies ready for mailing The present number
is fully up to the high standard which has won
for the WEEKLY so wide circulation.