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National Republican., 1883-03-06
We desire to call attention to the large number OF
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS

in our hands for sale In the
NORTH W WESTERN SECTION OF THE CITY.
we nGma u iew of the desirable lHCatOns;
Both sides Massachusetts avenue, between Seven
toonth aud Eighteenth streets,
Connecticut avenue, between street aud Du Pont
CFcc.
Both sides Connecticut avenue, between and II
streets.
West side New Hampshire avenue, Immediately
south Du POnt Circle
Both sides Rhode Island avenue, between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets,
Vermont avenue, between and J. streets,
Massachusetts avenue, both sides, between Thomas
Circle and Fifteenth street.
Vermont avenue, between street and Iowa Cir
Gle. both sides.
sixteenth street, both north and south OF Scott
Statue.
X street. opposite Mcpherson square,
Together With large list In other sections OF the
city
For complete bulletin aud full information apply TO
THOMAS j. FISHER ~ CO.,
1874 Il street northwest,
fe2i2w near lbbitt House.
National Republican., 1883-03-06
3uarOinu.

VNOR FIRST GLASS BOARD AND MEALS CALL
II az the Forsyth Dining Rooms, 1908 Pennsylvnula
avenue, Board by The month, SIS, including lunches;
~ meal tickets, IS single meals, Is cents The test
CotH tua, cream, aud butter In the city, Lunches at
all hours, maG0tt
GLINrON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
7 = northwest - Fl stGlasS table board and large
rooms at reasonable rates; location central; tran
silent rates, 81, 3,25, sl,jOi no liquors. des-tf
TEREMONT HOUSE
i CHA NGE OF PROPRIETORS.
Firstclass table poteRnd attentive scr wants. Very
desirable situation for families Rates, S25O and "
per day S2) 80, $50 and lOper month.
del II, W. DENISON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-03-06
FGt SnIr-- Munsrs

VVOR SALE-THE NEW HOUSE NO. 1853 q
II street; 10 rooms; modern improvements elc-
gnnuy finished; for $500. Inquire on promises,
DIR j. a, HARLAN. ma33ts
TNOR SALE-DWELLISG HOUSES, LARGE
~ and small ~ great bargains IN All parts Of the
city; eligible building lots IN northwest section Of tho
city az bottom prices; suburban and village prop
erly also farms in the District and adjacent coun.
ties OF Maryland and Nirglull; building lots on Cap
ltOl nm very cheap. DANENHuWER q son, 1920
L street northwest. it2t2w
National Republican., 1883-03-06
Business Gbanrrs.

Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
n 4 on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bought
where, BY ], II. sQUIER 6 Co,, Bankers lAl6 Penn
RylYgniR avenue ma26-U
National Republican., 1883-03-06
AT A REASONABLE PRICE

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices go, aud how they may bo
seen Property iorsale In al parts ofthe city. Money
II, II, WARNER, oiG T street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL. RENT, OR
4 Trade CITY or Country Property come and see tho
great BARGAINS at the Real Estate, Exchange OF
WILLIAM II, MAIN & BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl0tf
National Republican., 1883-03-06
:fur Sale--Yots.
CHoICE BUILDING L0Ts.

NOR SALE-LoTs on PARK STREET, MOUNT
II Pleasant, near the Fourteenth street road.
JOHN b, Bioss May Building, corner seventh and
~ streets northwest, ma6-l2t
National Republican., 1883-03-06
WANTED
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.

SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.
moved, and is increased by the warmth Of the bed.
that You must scratch or 20 Wild There Is no erup.
ton but that caused by scratching IL IS worse from
the waist TO the anklesaieCtS both sexes after the
age Of
Crusty TetteI.-'rhe skin becomes innamed, tender,
and small bisters form, burst, and form moist, yel
pain breaks out on The backs Of tue hands and iin.
gers scalp iace behind the ears Joints, and various
parts OF the body.
White scaly Tetter.-The akin becomes dry,
limbs, body eyebrows aud beard Sometimes the en-.
tire body Is affected with this annoying and distress
ing skin disease
Palmar Tetter-The palms OF the hands become
dry, hard thckened, ilssured cracked, painful and
sore. The same condition often affects the fingers
aud soles of tho feet.
scaly Scalp Te!ter--The scalp becomes tender
form again as fast as removed III allowed to con;
tlnue Il makes the hair thin, harsh dry, fade, and
Lepra-clrcuar, white scaly spots appear upon the
elbows, knees. arms, scalp and body. These spots
vary u size rom sht pea 10 an ordnary szea san.
eliminated from tho system.
complexion and hair bemish, defect deformity, and
dscoloraslon pepnlenenty err cred ] oy nr, van DScS'
The operation OF eloctrolySis IN tho permanent re-
moving of superfluous hair sklfully performed by
DR.. Van Dyck.
COMPLEXION BLEMIsHEs.
Complexion Blemshes (Acme). Symptoms: white
red iniamed pmples form on the forehead, cheeks,
chin, nose, back, and breast; affect both sexes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The pores OF tho fore.
head, checks, and nose become filled with whitese-
baceous substance capped with black specks is
often associated with nn oily condition OF the skin
Is exceedingly annoying, and affects both soNes
Liver Spots-Are yellowish, brownlsh dirty. mud
dylooking spots the forehead, extending TO the
hair, tho cheeks and sometimes on the breast aud
Lands, Liver spots nre frequently associated with
general sallowness of the face mostly Affects ladies
between the ages OF 25 and 10,
Redness of the Nose--The nose becomes rcd and
flushed from the least exciting cause. exposure TO
heat cold the use OF alcoholic liquors and wines,
nose At first this redness disappears, but finally IL
becomes ChrouC. The veins become enlarged, and
the sufferer Is Obliged to carry the sign OF temper.
ance, e,whother he deserves II or not.
FrCcNles, Wrinkles Moth, Tan Sunburn sallow
ness. Coarse Deep Pores, MOe9, BrthmRrks, an.
moving complexion blemishes and dlscolornliOns
all OF which readily yield TO proper archaeological
skill.
NOTE,
owing to the demand for his services In other Cities
hereafter Dr. Van Dyck will he at his Washington
Office Monday, Tuesday, and "Wednesday of each
week only; hours, n. m to Up. n Hereafter no
one can be treated without n positive engagement,
Nearly every hour from 10 Is engaged for SIX weeks
ahead. so new parties will please call after r. m.
either OF these three days. maG'tutbs
National Republican., 1883-03-06
NOTE.

hereafter Dr. Van Dyck will he at his Washington
Office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each
week only; hours, n. m to p. IN. Hereafter no
ono can be treated without q positive engagement.
Nearly every hour from 0to rs engaged forsiN weeks
ahead. so new parties VIII please call after n.
cither of those lhrac hnYs. mnl.tutlN
National Republican., 1883-03-06
C5outationul.

TNRENCH, ITALIAN, GERMAN ENGLISH
Il and other languages. Glasses and separate os
sons Address PROFESSOR OF LTrERATURE
AND LANGUAGES, Republican Office. maS.3ts
VO1O AND l2li FOuRTEENTH STREET
i - i - near Fourteenth.stTeet Circle Norwood
Institute, Seloct school for ladies. A few bOArderJ
received Address MA OR MhlS. WIN, d. CABELIA
moo 6ul
National Republican., 1883-03-06
FOR RENT
THE LARGE THREE.sToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK BUILDING

Recently vacated by THE NATIoNAL REPupLIcAN
No. 1905 II street pennsylvania aycnue), adjoining
the United States pension Office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-03-06
.fur Salr--5arms.
.fur Salr auo Rmt.

TNOR RENT OR SALE-3OO ACRES, NEAR
IL Marshall Hall, on the P,tomac, suitable for
farming marketing purposes. Apply to JOS, N
YOUNG, 1917 Eighth street ma3.l2tF
National Republican., 1883-03-06
Observation-Disclosures.

w the use OF 600 for twelve months, payable ~
rate ofe55 per month; security good. Address A. y,
Republican O1ice. maG-3tf
National Republican., 1883-03-06
@lantro- Rooms.
adrantro-1uusrs.

A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE PERSON
IA wants TO take charge Of n furnished house; no
objection TO owner reserving the use of couple or
rooms; very best of references furnished. Address
G. b., Republican Office. mad-3t"
VNANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, OR PART OF a
w house, with modern improvements, unfur
nishod partly furnished, between Tenth and Six
teenth streets; terms must be moderatc references
exchanged Address 4. j. $. s., Republican Onicc.
ma53tr
yNTANTED TO RENT ON OR BEFORE APRIL
w IA house containing about rooms; cen
traly located moderate rent. Address q. NJ. d.
Republican Ofce. ma5.3th
National Republican., 1883-03-06
.fnr arnt. .fnrnishtA 8noms.

NN CONNECTICUT AVENUE NEAR BRIT
NDtsh legation Large and very desirable rooms on
second floor, having every convenience, IN n quet
private family; good opportunity Cor parties desir
Ing the advantages Of duiet and refined home ref
erenccs required. Address Box 30 Republican ohice
, 1883-11-10
Milton Issus-

Kelly McF,sl.ad wa1 Erre'tea oy I'm
.inch.n for an n.ssu'. with assas ~s'f'l'
Trial pending so.o.
". s:cn. i. in h, new Dr'eA 2'@ ''5 -
looks rinc.
nr Weston AID fsHily ars ;H'7:o:iat'.
1,sy have been very sick. D.. Bi.l'ck h1'
hesn in at:sndance.
Oar .csocl Ia. improved ssu3s'fa'Iy ar'
~ n.,aosment Of Wal.s- Pace y c
bupdred AMI fourteen s+holsrs 4's Ii s'''''
xnoa
o,,.,otsp in regard to .be ewes 1''PEs''
ST. MIN nc, We sill bnov hir..
r,s,s rss ins as:enisnoe ct ne uAnce
=, G,rr.d's Hall I,.t night. Iasre we7o sss-
w.n. W.Ils boys, bu. there was onV
on, blsck.eysi person in the ''oWa 'aS
morning. =, srs-t
white. by rs bro.hsF-in-tAs. 5. pafaa' W.
r...;vsd las. evening. They as BON n
80. Is Cottonwood precinct, %. the shoot. .
-. sons in Psadisson. The aase 'i
s .-,..I. !. vol known to most OF 0et
-. -..s and - viii rot mention II. a
-, i, !, saaess.. to ny that Il po.'a
-. s.r. the people would settle the rs''@
viskost TIE ssssases q sas
, 1883-11-10
Majority for krkmen
wheat Robbery.

4 family named Rec, who pretend 70 Dc
Mormon., have recently rssii.d in . rented
house G. Milton. They consisted c. the IA
ther. a Qroxn-up sor. mother AMI daaShter'
Mr.. D. T. Thomas. sho resides on "eer
EII. gave the fstner and son the job oil
h,pling wheat TO the Milton S.ation, and
I7s. week their job wss finished. On Thurs
asy the yocns SOD O! Mr Henry Der1ioe'
while driving calves, followed them ir'o 'he
br..b ard CANA scross s;versl sacks OF
what. Knowing it had no busipets there
a watch was kept by Two men, and n's'i,
;be Two teams Owned by the Rices stoppea
there snd proceeded 10 load the SACKS On
their wagons. As they were shrs engaged
.hei, attention Sas directed by their g'r, 70
a wagon coming down the hili. and the
elder Rice ~.s heard TO ssy by the men IN
ambush. ''Oh, they are to far OF to see
v h,, we are DONG" When fI.t discover
al there were IA sacks cached, I've had bel n
taken axay soon stterw.rd. The Wsgohs
ge.e followed, and in order to give then no
chance &c say they were gong to leave 'he
stolen grain :, tie station at Milton they
were allowed to drive past and into TIC
s,rs.ts of hilton where they were arrested.
The young MAJ VS. allowed to go Al hber-
tv. and the elder was houud over In The
SUN cf sSol. 10 appear before she grand
,ary. 4 nan named Wake. @as arrested
sud wa tried ,o-d.Y - beias accessory to
the sSea'iuy.
, 1883-11-10

With the Completion # th5 overland Eai,
road. many nav articles which have beea -
use in the esstern states for years PAST have
been introduced into this country. Atasrs-
Ctieli y Denker, OF First street. in Villa
Wall,, have opened an sgancy for the sale
Of Waterproof Manila sor covering outsides
and in !in,1g the ;Gside of hui!diogs- The
m,.erial has teen tes.r3 FOR -&-s and ioerr
to be n.uch che=per safer and mere hrn3y
t,an shinCles for roofing purposes and II Is
jast .hc thing tiat has long been wanted IL
this sect,cn. Eor the inside of buildings il
takes the place OF F'ss'er, iSr hairg under
c'sp- Sosras C. weather boarding 2al Is uset.
for vast vss:e.y u purposes, and Is nsae
INTO carpets a2l :ugs &c take the place ot oil
cloth. II is furnished uncoated, bat when
sold d cost of specially prepared amt i
a:y.ni tercse leaving the factory. er, !,
preferred, it en- be applied stter beng on
,ro buildny. Nails sd metallic caps are
a., .ayp.;ei. one Of its great advantages
l. that !. sill not catch fce /. merely
s,,ou.ders, but val ne, blaze.
, 1883-11-10
The Cear d'ucre Mines.

4 steamer eft Gear dAlene Thursday ::
tires O'clock with s;,ty pssseSgers an
loaded down to IN. waters edge With
freight, leaving large amount on shore that
i. Was impossible 20 :alc.
Mr. CLas. Benson, Of Ainsvor:h, has ;he
lumber or :he ground to cree s.o.e, and
men are already At work digging cellar.
he viii carry q foil Inns OF groceries. dry
goods, e.c. Nr. Benson Is pleasant gen
tieuian sni We wish hin success.
The editor has again mc-nted the hurri-
eaas deck sf his buekiHg broncho, and male
tee line for the Gear d'Aiene gold fields
waile cur ~oe-begore "devil Is le:t be
hind 70 tempt the pecpie surrounding rs -
st.cA rheir Dames on cur subscr.p:. lis:.
Mr.. Glassiord, q lnnberman from Wall,
" Walls, has determined to ers-t sss Ell
II the hikes On FTit>hard crees, and VIII
thst view hzs leased par. ct the nin.rS
claim Of S. L. Hayss 10: rcill site. Ee
viii have the nill on tie ground b the Srss
Of May next.
RAthd-an has Tnost obi ging stag driver
IN the person O: George NeIa abe. : part.
en- route to tie mixes arrived :. III. piso@
lste Thursday night, and, impatient ic be On
their way, roG-ei SIR. MeCsbe out Of his
bed at Ten O'clock md in short tirae were
on their way rejo;c:ng
Nr. Curtis, agent for d. Small, came
through town last Wednes 1aY with = crew
Of men, en route to COeus 'Aisne TO cut tie
new trail from Mullen road By lew ro-:t
20 The miras thus shortening tie distance
70 miles, aid avoiding tie crossings CO tie
south fork Of the Crur d'Aleps.
J. W. Fitzgerald. late agent ior me \. Z.
=t this place. departed for the mires Thars-
day. Mr. F. is genial, vsoie souled and
honorable gentleman, srd We w:sh hin sue
cess in whatever field he nsy ,us1r. Dur
ing his residence here he hiss givea ccsat sl--
isfac,icn as an agent. aaG h;s -7apy ::..sr's
viii be sorry 10 b.ar % MS deI@ @-ture.-
roogs,.-; Ccg--if-
, 1883-11-10
The Grrpr, are sour nri soi ~ Sipe e.
IIrsaeh:-"

The MaYo- comes cus in card N O.
morning contemporary tcn. inc in toto tha.
he was car3iGa.e for the o.,;co Of sc-so.!
director for which re vas 60 sign>.ly 6esteH
ON SATURDAY.. He also !ot:a.-s.e7 tH2t Li4
name vas ,prnnS epol III p-o. &c .07 = pa
pase. It's :s too Transparent. Tn :"
SATURDAY. morning t:ce.s with Mr. KriS-
ra-'s name "a hal not Seen FEir:eo, F,
while me city rss flooded With t',.''e baAF,
irs the -arae Of 7. L. Tanuat,,. They We're
gotten cut. distsihuted secretly, and it iool'
ed .ucn Wei ..i1 rIaI. 10 capture tie schor'
by the sa=s tactics t-a: captured the
msvorsIity last su0'uer that the people At
once CAL, G5wa ,.i.a thar Eamb-r riever'
and 6cciG, : !. sh5uij na- Re.
, 1883-11-10
New I.ren.iou.

John Miller, o11.he o. 5. Mills. At Aiisoa'
has received a patent for rsw inSen'icn
iar separating the hran rom vneas o'i'fe
grinding. Adam Crossri,n mas samples o.
.ke vheas ii The different c.sgss hesore hnc
s'ecr .h, Iran u separated. We ssTs s1'
sminei it, AMI fnd thss toe brar, 6Y tff
process, is . nero 6ber. and looks r'ors Ike
ssxdr.t than anything else, AID ,pPsrsnuS
without the ,esst nutrition. Two OF oci
mss, experienced miliers, who were exam
ming :. st tbs same time. said tsey raTei
before saw anything Ike it, and e1prssss
their intention Of visiting tee mil tor ffs
purpose OF making a Thorough e1.nilnas'en
Of the invention. TIE patent IL Tor daiSp
anIns the wheat Mr.. Ails. hss Lot YET
GOT MS burn to sui. S:m, but stor,iy VI
may expect 70 80 q revolution In tie manu-
tAeturs o, Aouf.
, 1883-11-10
k'i gi So0d Advice

's;sict s=2-:,r "Zsh"y,ncs.
N-''aaa, La s55r after his second
~ 'S7afsed . "a bride: My
a9,.'rs ts.!iT. ant y5u m,y
-. .a.a Nov, IL .ha Segiar:au,
so 'asl'", | want to give you
st '' 'd'is'. Il you fellow it ve4l
- II S'ysl !: is his: Make N.
.''"! t,.l.. .'s,s.r
, 1883-11-10
Thursday Morning Oct. IS,

We will offer our immense stock Q,
Black and Colorei Drsss Good., compris.
irgthe 's:est and mos. fashionable fabrics,
lhs, VeIyetf, Pushes and Satins, Foster
Kid and Fabric Gloves, Nsck~ear. Cor
sets, Six ana Linen Handkerchief, NJ.
\ as, Hoods snd jackets, Ladies and
GhlIreas' UnderHare Of every dsecrip.
,ion, Laces, Ru:htnss, Veilings. Usnra.-
Felts. Ssteens. CreTels. CheE;..ss, Zephy.
and Knitting SGas, Cotton sad Woo
Gosie--, Cioaks, D ,lnsn., Circular. and
Jlstera. Bianse:s, Fisnneis, Rej-SprssGs
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Csssi,
y eres, Cioakin2s and lister Cloths. Gos.
ssrner Wrsps for ladies sn., children, stoss
-ri Slippers srited 20 al axes an1 st ~
e-;ees, Cse.onss, Ls..b-eguins, Frin1es,
!%er's, Youths AIT, Bows Sues. Ogsrcoats
and Cls,srs, Zen s End Boys Urdsea ear,
Ties and Soarfs, Cotton ard Wool Half
hose, White aud Pt5ca'e s;t.irts, Hs,s
aid Caps. Trunks ard saiises, Boots and
Shoes, Carpstiag, Flor ard Tsbis Oh
CIoths, Rugs ari Mate, Wsh Paper,
Glassware, Qneersware, Cutlery, and 8
fun stock Of G,ocar:es, To6acoos of al
kinds, Cordsgo. II, ricatirg and Ma.
chine OILS, Nsil,, Ax-~, L {. Etc
, 1883-11-10

| For some time past a match witbou,
gloves has been talked about, between on.
who is sDown as the Howlipg Party, snd
the other as the City Pet. Everything be.
ing arranged, the parties met At the Bake,
S.hool House and the match cane of. TIE
night previous long odd, were offered by tt q
Ho~liug's friends and found many t.kers.
The City Pct, however, up 70 the last mo
men. declined to fight, On the grounds .h..
it was too much bother and worry bnt bi,
friends were 50 pressing that he at last en-.
ssnted and pu. in. N appearance at the al.
pointed hour. 1ims beng called, beth n,
tics camo up Smiling. Tne Howling PATTY
looked confdert and evidently thoacbt the
time had come Tor a complete ri,,G:cqt:on.
he appeared in The rig last July fer the
irs. time in fifteen ysAs, and gained a y.c.
tory but the public we're 50 ignorant Of his
.esurrection that i. was not until be com.
mcncei to howl and blow, and be as cbpu..
iols as ne vas before he was buried thst the
sporting public knew ne was AGAIN an a.2ir
an for rog honors. Among the knowing
ones he never stood high. although sckDowl.
edged to 10 one Of the most scientific men
whc ever lifted two bands Ii tbs ring. He
,scked ths courage 10 tAke bis punishment
iik, man, and while ne could waltz around
h,s opponent and play all manner Of lodges,
be always clipped up al the lest moment.
Thoroughbred, will not bet upon r,an
aItil they know tho exact amount of pun
isLlaert h can stand, as well As give. At
his previous encounter last July he played
mis- Old and we'll known tactics and bis ad-
verssry on Saturday was well posted. Grea.
interest was manifested when the two com
pa ent. met. Both were confident; bat it
vas noticeable that the Pets backe.. Were
:omposed Of sclid, well. o-do citizens, 4shile
shaky, old broken down politicians and 9th.
ers of liho liz supported the HoUling rarty.
The first round lasted four hours, sud was
the last. From the beginning it was evi-
dent that the Howling Party veil deserved
hi, Lane. The blows given him by the City
Pet came rapidly, one ne-t~o-thrse-and all
in tie same place, bot so skiilfully directed
ths: they soon knocked what little wird
va. left IN him and sent him 10 grass as Of.
ten as he stood up, and he gave none in Re.
turn. OF he 1872 rounds ll5 were declared
by tho referee IN i.scr Of The City Pet. The
backerslioi the other ,h.n threw up the
aporss in token OF defeat sut let. the
grounds in state OF huge Gisgurt, leaving
to the Howling Party his own viodication.
, 1883-11-10
Gsrse scci.

Afev days since We published II article
from the pal,ss Sun. hsinc \ coaTsis.,io:'
with Hugh Fraser, Esq. ef Antelope valley
on the sahiec. # planting gorse 5ee'! 10
fencing, feed ana fuel. Oar attention Ms
!i-s. directed 10 gorsc seed last spring ty
John Hayhurst, Esq. verJ aromihen'
Now Zesl.nd capitalist who vas vis''ines rs
country at TIE time, ard who afterwards
sent us . Jew POUNDS weigh: which we dis-
,ribu.sd among our farmers. On NonfSE
ne received the following letter from Ar.
Fraser:
AsrkIoPE VALLEY. Wssco Go.
F. J. PsRKEE, Ese.-Dear Sir:-some
tine ago young Hayhurst, from New Z's-
land zen. me 8 small pscIsge Of gorse sfed;
T ,epd you half, which will be sufficient ior
star. for both, a, I feel oonvinc a that !
would be very ,uisab'e .or Cur country Asis
wh.reyer it uld be got to grow around
sprinr. and II ,lss PLACES. / inssnd seloins
;mm dis,e,y for large quantity Of 1t i'r
nv own use and Il you viii want more re-
mind me-
I., ... HrGH FRAsEs.
F,om VIA: We ccn lesra about tie so'se
II is. shrub with prickly stem. which, a.
it grove cd, i, suh irnt for fsre'n and WIZ
INV, stock better than tsrh, air'. as 1t IS
,o be trimmed to make good hedge the
b-suche. are eagerly ate by st'ek, anu L
.reIye rear. it .n.ke, scOd fasl' The On y
.rouble about it is that It spreads over 'he
,,,,trv miles. wa.ctsl. The package d
,ssd. sliudcd to ve will distribute anons
.ny of our CT izsns Who msy wish to expef--
rnsns With hem.
, 1883-11-10
= 'a'.,!l GaI.

'-.''. q 56e W2l!ali Hotel,
49,. o-ag = :as seat rush Of
1- ta' han or!:sei to pc..pcn.
.'' .'.. A-1't-,ei - tae On Of November;
10 '' 1.;-lms sne.s will atri. ne
- -,s-1.ze oifa,Jiau,d Lau. All
30 1'el :.3sa.z e,a Eavc ;s2:r
, 1883-11-10
"cnN tgaIr,

5---..' = p, sai his es.imabls
'='--a-i hs2e after making the
-..r- 'I5 ezs:e-n sts;es. They
q. -'T=Fal month. during which
a.... 4..'e' q! Ire principal cit-
s...-- NJ RaEa,.sy bss again
..' -.-.z-.' s--gr and las eomfor.
..-r ' lie ia lis city. With
-.... ' .ae S.ATEss.y welcomes
, 1883-11-10
The Election for school Director.

For the lrst tine in mary years the taz
1syers Of .his city, on Saturday last, We're
| fllIy alive to the situation. Heretc fore
when an election for School Director was 20
be held, Things were allowed to take their
course, snd by great fortune good men were
elected. Bat of ate. On account of the seem-
! ing Indifference that has been manifested by
| Taxpayers. bad clique have tried 10 obtain
coGt,o rot only Of our municipal affairs,
| b.. at '.st also OF our schools.
These men are eompaahye stranglrs
among .Sis community, some crn a little
rrJ 9erty, bu: the majority do nor, aud there
is little probability tha. they eve, will. At
tire last city election they carried the dag
! ty l,.esDs af promises that they never in-
! tsr,iad 20 fulfil. eud eIected tie Mayor. CT
t.lc n,yhr Of ai5 election regular GET and
/ drict se.eDaje w.s gwen him at hos.',
and s5eyches nsds. Things locked iair for
,7.e reform in the city government. blt the
p,ople nav, been Tosfr!ly disappointed
! Ia. s.rst element III the city Las
| b,en tho poxer behind the chrome,
u fact. :he new Mayor has proved srch
s,i,ure, ard shown himself so incapable that
he.e hs has net di5gnstod ihe cIti1srs, .aey
dicrle his preteusions. s.. On Saturday
last when i. was known that ne Vas can
d,da.e for the merely necera-y Office G,
s,hool D rector, pis.rict no. !, it wls p'o-
o,r.d to S;ve him Lesson. 1ho OTHER can
d date, Mr.. Vim. Kirknan, i, an cid citIzen
one OF our heaviest t2x-pay ers, and is iden-
t:isd in every respect with the me9sFlai
wsl.sr. oi the city. Tie polls cpened St :
c'c!ock, anI were kept open uStil D. he
:otes we-e tLen coun:ed, and yitlded ss Iei
lows:
Nm. kiRKAAS. ia-
| n. T. Tsnnatt- att-........-..--- -
Majority for kirknsn- .iio
Thoss interested in scSo3l ats,rs know
! Mr. Kirkman veil. ue is 20 tisoted setta-
r,an reither can ne be led by the nose bY
yuy nsn. who, under the shallow ause Of
uahlie spi.itedness, Is seeking notor'ety Tor
some hsse schsme by which lie can p pat
! Tne.e ;s over COCO 70 the credit OF TINS
! school district, an1 We cau rett assured tha'
! i: will Re judiciousiy eIpcndsd. the VOC .
! wear since MAS only 33.
, 1883-11-10
Z Shanse.

Os:ps % tia -spia 'ncr.a5e q tie b7si-
ness Of Knapp. Darrell ( Co, ia tbis c't,,
:: h.s been found Eeoes=--y = iacrs@so the
,crcs. and Gr. =. I. Barrel, scr @ j.. ).
BurreH hss added the-s.o ard viii rae
gene-.I char.2. Gr. ETzeHs Bac-a;--.1'
than 1.iou 10 r.sr Is better 9I-7c, 81.
h,~, chsr-s of r-c g.. sGt eoiissti2rs.
We ST. gl4I 20 n5te tis prosperity o. -
r,de-agate aud l;6er-. iiral.