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National Republican., 1883-01-11
The Changers Want Department OF
Agriculture.

The Mills Creek (DIo.) grange, whose me-
mortal was yesterday morning laid before the
senate by Mr.. Vest, asking the establishment
of a department. of agriculture submits the
following arguments: First-Agricultur is
the leading industry of all countries, and in
the United States engages the labor of more
than one-half of our population. Second
The annual value of farm products in the
United States is greater than that of all other
industries combined. Third-The interest of
agriculture, despite the immense value of its
products and despite the fact that it furnishes
nearly, if not quite, nine-tenths of the bust
ness of transportation on railways and other
freight conveyances, mainly supports all
our other industries, and is the life and
soul and body of our foreign commerce,
yet it has been continuously ignored in recent
years by the executives, and shameiully neg
lected by our national legislature, for the
reason, as we believe that this great interest
has no executive representative in the cab
met, and almost no representation in the ma
tional congress-" Tho grange, upon these
premises, requests the senate at an early n
period as practicable to take up, consider, and
enact into law the house bill passed at the
last session of congress to create the oice of
secretary of agriculture, to be filed by an
experienced and practical farmer. The grange
invites the attention of Senators Vest and
Cockrell to the subject. The memorial is
signed by A. S, Smith and j. S. Smith.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Too pIucn Rum In Alaska.

The letter from the secretary of the treas
ury, transmitting a copy of q dispatch from
Comdr L. G, Merriam, of the United States
steamer Adams dated Oct 2S, relating to
affairs in Alaska laid before the house by
the speaker yesterday moning, contains sub
stantially the same information concerning
the shelling of Alaskan villages as was given
in the letter from Capt Healy, of the rev
onue cutter Corwin, laid before tho house
early in the session. Comdr Merriam's dis
patch emphasizes the necessity of withhold
ing liquor from the native AlasSuns, and
recommends thatauthority be given to enforce
the prohibition ofbeer selling well as liquor
selling. The keepers Of bar-rooms there have
a practice of putting sufficient alcohol in beor
TO render it as Intoxicating as whisky and
most of the trouble, Capt. Merriam thinks,
comes from the sale OF liquors in some form.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
WHO HIT FERRY.
Hubbell ana Horr, burrows, Rich, Hatch,
and Wnlits, and Their Friends, Seem 20
Have Had n IIand in The Hltting.

UubbeI1 Ond Horr, Burrows, Rich, Hatch,
and wiIlits, and Their Friends, Seem 20
Have Had Hand I'm the Hitting.
Special Letter.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. S.-The last of the
slIirmish having somewhat cleared away, it
begins to be discernable who hit Ferry. An
analysis of the list of boilers reveals the fact
that seven of them reside in the congressional
district represented byNr. Horr, five in that
represented by Hubbell, three each in the dis
tricts represented by Burrows, Rich and
Hatch; two in that represented by Willitts,
and one each in that represented by Lord and
Cutcheon. This is as the districts now stand
under the new apportionmcnt. Geographically
the kickers are located as follows: Sixteen
ON the cast side of the state, three on
the west side, and six on the north or upper
part of the state. 1t may be mentioned in
this connection that Messrs. Horr, Rich, and
Willitts reside on the east side, Mr.. Burrows
on the west, and Mr.. Hubbell on the northern
or upper part Of the state. The members |
have named, l understand, do not disguise the
fact that they are opposed to the return of
Senator Ferry; have therefore made this an
alysis simply that the readers may see who
hasbest put in his work when IL would count.
Ferrys own district and those represented by
Lacey, Spaulding, and Webber are solid for
The coming week will no doubt be
rather dull on the surface, but un-
doubtedly it will be devoted to earn
est and untiring work. Hubbell Is now
ut Detroit, and it is generally thought he Will
conduct his campaign from there during this
week, and leave his lieutenant, Chandler,
in immediate command of the forces on the
field. Chandler is q hustler, and possesses
large part of the brains and pluck of the
opposition. Senator Ferry has hied himself
to his Grand Haven home TO watch and wait
results. His interests are being looked after
in his absence bya working committee ofwcll-
known politicians, under the command of
Rice A. Beall, of Ann Arbor. Also
the Senator's brother, A. =. Ferry,
who is regarded as one Of the best
politicians the State has ever produced,
who now resides in Utah, is opportunely
visiting the capital of his native state just
now. The Detroit Post and IFibune-three of
whose stockholders are named as possible
dark horses--is under tho impression that
there are an excessive number of federal of
fcials neglecting their duty and working for
Ferry also. 1t pains me to think that any
Office holder would be guilty of such conduct,
and yet the Post and Tribune, being entirely
disnterested, would hardly exaggerate about
a matter of this kind.
But who is going to be elected senator did
you say? Well, will tell you in the strictest
confidence. 1t may not be Ferry, but his
friends will name the man, and he will reside
west of the meridian line of the state. Other
wise will miss my guess and never was a
very good guesser. ANTHONY.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
0Ilssisslppl River Improvement,

The special committee on the improvement
of the Mississippi river yesterday morning eX-
amined Capt, William p. Holiday, of Cairo,
Il gentleman largely interested in river trans
portatou, and an old river captain. He de-
scribcd the bank improvements made above
Cairo under direction Of United States engi-
neers before the formation Of the river com
mission, and said they were of stone, aud
had proved Efficient and permanent so FAR.
He believed the cost Of improving the entire
river need not be over twenty millions, and
hoped TO eventually sec II ship chanHel of
twcnty feet deep from New Orleans to Cairo,
and ships from Liverpool passing up and
down the stream. Ile favored the plan of the
commission ior improving the banks and
commended the jettie5 at the mouth of tho
river as Of great value to the commerce Of the
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Thc NrenIlnlcn Elsl,er.cs.

Capt. NJ. l.. Chadwick, seabright, N. j.;
Capt. Samuel Ludlow, seaplain, N. j.; Capt.
James Fleming, Point Pleasant MI, shore
fishermen, were heard by the senate commit
tee on foreign relations yesterday morning in
advocacy of the Sewell bill to prohibit the
seining of menhaden fish within two miles of
the Atlantic coast. Mr.. Barnett Phillips, sec
retary of the American Fish commission, also
appeared before the committee and gave some
information derived from his personal knowl-
edge of this industry
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Sflunru to leOau.
Y B, OACOTT,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
Renr of I12O street N, w.

Handsome Carriages for Calls, Receptions &C., &c.
Connected with Telephone Exchange. Fine Horses
and Turnouts always on hand aud for sale All or
ders promptly attended to.
Agent for llorseClipping Machine. ial-ly
TNASY FEET &c.--DAILY WALKS IN THE
~ open air aud sunshine ONygeni2e and decJrDOn-
!ze the system, thoIgughly promoting health aud
Longevity, and Or, Whites twenty-One consecutive
years OF successful practice In Washington, ID. O..
enables requisite treatment for Hard and son COrns
Bunious, Cuh ana Inverted Nails, Frost Bite, Chill
buiuB Vascular ENcresenCes and other complaints
Oi'he Get Refers ntho most eminent physiC ans and
.rf HUh HH ChInpOdal Fslnhllshnicnt IllU Penn.
RylyWa avenue, opposite Miarts Hotel, s patrou-
lied by the cue OF the world. Hours a. IN, 10 p
m. Sundays. 10 q, m 10 p, n.) Onic9 fee, ~ per
visit se3O
National Republican., 1883-01-11
qlnsinrss Ghnntrs.


RESPONStBLE MAN WHO WANTS $500
IA will pay for II $50 per month for twelve months.
Address MONEY, Republican Office. jall-3t
TOR SALE-VALUABLE PATENT FOR AID.
IL justing window sash, for the District and Nr-
gna supersedes the old ropes and weight. Parties
with few hundred dollars offered rare Inducements.
Call on V. IL. PENNY PACKER. GIG IL street north
west. Jall-3tt
1NOR SALE - WELLPAYING BUSINESS,
IL with stock valued at about 5000 on one of the
best business streets in city; III health of owner
cause of selling: on easy terms. ALBERT i. FOX,
No. $40 II street northwest. ial03t
WY ANTED-A PARTY WITH 1850 OR 1000 IN
w cash 10 join party with like amount TO intro
duCe valuable patent In the states of Indiana, Mis-
souri,, aud kentucky, which will pay large profits.
Address, II. H., Republican OtlCc. taS-th
WANTED PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL
w to take an interest In u Travelling Show. Sbl to
siUJ n week can he made and no risk. Address w.
HART, CITY Postoillce. jas 81"
L IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II 4 OH Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rntes; Collections made every
whore, by j. II. SQUIER & co., Bankers, l4l6 Ptnn-
sylvana aavenue. mn26-H
National Republican., 1883-01-11
SflantrO- --Gooms.


NM ANTED-FOR a LADY AND TWO chill
w drCn, ana years Old I'm pleasant and gent ri
private hmilytwo unurnished rooms, including heat
service, 6C second floor. where piano be placed
either with board or In immediate vicinity Of good
caterer; location north of q, between seventh and
fifteenth streets Address, giving full particulars
references, and prices, ARMY, Republican Olllcc.
jall-3t%
NTANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
w for quiet lady aud gentleman; board for lady
only. Address COUPLE, Republican Office. jnli.att
w A n Il - TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping in northwest section; terms must
be moderator references exchanged Address w. H.
W. Republican Ofllce. jal03t"
A LADY WISHES TO RENT TWO CONNECT
IA ing Rooms second floor TO gentlemen who will
be permanent. Fine house and locations also, good
Board Address, three days, LEO, Republican, Ollcc
laS-3tH
National Republican., 1883-01-11
A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

will no doubt be held preceding the balloting,
which will begin on next Tuesday week,
and the nominee of that caucus win ulti-
mately be elected. As to who he will be no.
body can tell. 1 have named only few,
comparatively, of the republican candidates
Valentines friends have talked good deal
about him. Dorsey, chairman of the rcpub-
lican state central committee, who was second
in the race for the gubernatorial nomination
last fall, is also mentioned. Besides all the
preceding candidates who live north Of tho
Platte there are several south-ex-Scnator
Paddock, ex-Gov. Nance, and United States
District Judge Dundy are the most prominent.
Late advices from Lincoln arc favorable to
Manderson who, it is said, is the second
choice OF n greater number than any other
candidate although Nlillard leads him in pos
itive strength.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
:for SaIe--&outs
otfur GnIe--Fnrms.

VTIRGINIA FARMS FOBSALI-OFG1O, 75O AND
v 1900 acres, ~ hours nom WUShiurtDui product
lyCi about On .hIlf C,eur.l; sllup iutWnHr; well
Wutereli hculthiuf and lo ndi.pu,ublG; store new,
and mill. The lands are susceptible OF advantageous
subdy5inn Prices, co. s7iO and 80 per acre, Address
THE OWNER, Republican ONCE, jaG-l2ts
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Amnsrmrnis

dmnsrmcnis
FoRDS FASHIONABLE WEEK.
Engagement Extraord nary Of the Great Society
NILE auEA !
WILLIAM HAIRS fisspg2;'5d ISIS &2ywnlLsrlrcrED y
THIS THuUsDAY) EVENING,
ROMEO AND JULIET
sltirSy sltupSy 20 yi ...Adrlcnne
saturday Evening", ..'i Much Ado About Nothing oiis
Monday Jauuaryi5 Is.
BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
The sale of seats will begin to-day
NATIONAL TIrEATEH, LorTA.
EVERY NGAND NDsArURDAy MATINEE
Engagement Of the 1nlmitablo
LOTrA
AND HER OWN COMEDY COMPANY.
THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING
and Saturday Matinee,
ROB.
Friday and saturday Nights
LITTLE DETECTIVE.
U.otR assuming six Different Charactcrs)
Monday, January 10, Tho Comedians,
ROBSON & CRANE
Box sheet for sale OF seats now open.
NEW THEATRE COMGQUE.
MONDAY, JANUARY =, AND DURING THE
WEEK.
Sensation and Burlegqup i'm u Way That VIII Aston.
islI the Natives.
A NEW BALLET
a NEW OLGOl
a NEW BURLEsoUEi
THIRTY VERY HHANDsoNE LADIEsi
Usual Ntntnees Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday
PRICES;
EVENING. MATINEE.
OrchesrN...,, ,...,. so Orche .,,.... IS
Purluctte".-... ~ Pnrquettc,., -
Gallery ...... - Gallery, nlults... ... ~
single seats In bONts. 81 Gallery, bOys,....,.... 10
~ RAND CONCERT.
Tho second In the Winter Course, under the dircc-
tiOn Of nr BsChol, viii he given In The CONGRfS
GATlONAL CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING. jan
uury T.. The programme VIII be n most attractive
one Reserved eats, inclnding the -four coming con-
Corts II, at Mol2erotts Single admission, 2j cents
iNU.6t
u ENEFIr or BUD EAGLEsroNs WIDOW.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
S1lantrN-9H


NNTANTED-TO BUS-BRICK HOUSE, IN
w city, northwest new, worth from $1,000 to
$4,000; south front preferred will pay cash Address
by letter, stating price, &c, ii. u. g., Republican
Oflicp. JalO3tH
wv ANTED--IN THE BEST QUARTER OF THE
w city, II large uniurnlshed house, TO lease f,r
two three years; would prefer modern house, well
lighted stable attached and fronting upon park or
circle; hnrd wood floors For such house as meets
apptbval of subscriber good rent VIII be paid. Nd
dress only w, Arlington Hotel, Washington stating
number and location of house. ial03Lt
National Republican., 1883-01-11

CtHORTuAND STUDENTS IN ANY SYSTEM,
- who desire to Increase their speed by practice
from dctution, VIII please address SPEED, ken9b-
liCan Office, lalat"
National Republican., 1883-01-11
.for Aent- -l1lisreI!nnrnns.

cfOr 8cnt--l -lflisrelIancuus.
TOR RENT-ONE STOREROOAI, SUITABLE
" Tor commission merchant. Apply at G3l Luulsi-
ana avenue lalL3te
NOR RIGNT-A LARGE STABLE, WITH A
II good lot and two stalls IN COnyCnient aud cen
tral location, Address or apply to Mrs WAI. HUR-
LEY. Sl3 q street northwest. iUl03tb
TOR RENT STORE, No. 1877 PENNSYLVA-
n MIA ayonue northwest, with fixtures, $50 per
month a, A. WILSON, Room /, over Bank OF
WashlngiOl in5-Gts
TTN II. CARPENTWR, ~ MILES NORTHEAST
L OF Anacoslia P0sI-once, d, q, opposite The
Congressional Cemetery, Horses under shelter, with
hay SO per month good feed aud slNbling gS: extra
care, SO Colt breakin aud handling vicious horses
speciality. Horses bought aud sold. orders NJ All
lis0n Nailors, Fourteenth and Il streets northwest,
promptly attended 70, delS-lm
National Republican., 1883-01-11
GdtapttO-B BcIp-illaIr.

60lapttO-gcIp-ytlaIc.
Wy TANTED--A STENOGRA PIER. ADDRESS
w stating references. salary expected and NUN.
Der OF words can write per minute Il. o. drawer 825
city iag-8t8
WY NTANTED-SEVERAL MORE YOUNG MEN
w or Girls TO set type by the thousand. Address
A. ~ SPllRRY, 1905 L street. room Z. ja93tH
yTANTED--A Competent SPECIFICATION
w Writer; also, Young Man Of good education.
Apply, between and p. IN. only to +. G. SOMES,
Patent Attorney, Bli styeot northwest. ioS3tR
MANUFACTURERS FIRST CLASS WALTERS
w and two first-rnte Oyster ShuCkcrs Must come
well recommended. GEORGE w. DRIVER, t3i3
Ponnsylyania avenue. laS3t"
VATANTED - 100 YOUNG MEN, WHITE OR
w cOOrCd, for active service OH the Western
frontier good salary and all expenses paid For par.
ticulars apply at 1919 street. dels.lst"
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Cost an6 ttuuno.

40st an0 y T0nn0
Y OST-BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVENUE
II and Thirteenth street, on street, music books.
81 VIII be paid for their delivery at 1905 Nineteenth
street northwest Nj, j. FOOIE. jall-3t'
Il OST- ON THE srH INSTANT, KNIGHT
- Templar Mark, inscribed &c. A, Darling, Coz
lumbIu Commandery, No, .. Columbia, S, g." Liberal
reward II returned to sixth hgAudOrs Office, street,
between seventh and Eighth, or I'll fourteenth
street, ja0.3t#
Ct - REWARD -LOST-A BROWN SETTER
SDeB Dog answers to the name of "Cap" The
N' owe reward will be paid II returned TO A. IL.
LLOYD, Nati0nel Hotel, laa3%
Y OST--A PAST OFFICERS q. A. II. BADGE
~ with red ribbon. Return to J.. b. Gu TIER, ltl2
tOustI street northwest, aud receive reward ja9-3ta
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Gnrkish @aths.
3lrrsunal

CCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK, ROOM 10,
- Vernon Row, corner Puuusyivunln avenue nuu
Tenth street. stamping 10 ordor; new designs. 100
A LADY OF LIBERAL EDUCATION WOULD
IA like TO meet gentleman who would give hprh
puatlOn In one Of lhe departments. Address MRS,
MAMIE CLIFTON, city postOlice. IalG.t'
NTME. RALLTNGS, IMpONIER, 252 FIFTH
lNl avenue, New York, will open NJ WillWd llO-
tel Paror ~ January ., lsbi an clesunt selection VI
Paris novelties dinner dresses, Curriae and walking
costuu O., wraps, llincv, sc, VIII be sold rpgnrd-
less OF cost on account al departure for Europe g2t
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Goutational.
cPENcERIAN RUsINEss coLLEaE,

=
CORNER NINTH MD ID STREETS.
Day and evening sessions for the eiuCatiOn of sons
and daughters aud men and women for seltsuppprt
and real life. Branches taught are: The Eng lsh
Language, Business Arithmetic, SpenCerian Prart-
ture Political Econ my. Commercial Law.
Scholarship for year from date of entrance, day or
evening $50, Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by instament+ College circular mailed ON
HENRY G. SPENCER, Princlpal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Nice.Principal. apli
National Republican., 1883-01-11

friends claims for him the ability to control
considerable anti-monopoly strength
Inc anti-monopolists are rallied around
GEN. CONNER,
who has just been elected president of the sem
ate pro tempore by an alliance of the demo-
Gratis and anti-mouopolists Conner was an
able lieutenant Of Morton in Indiana, and was
for long time manager of the indianapolis
Journal He is o smart man and good poll
tician, but has, unfortunately, since his resi-
dCnce in Nebraska, been 50 addicted to drink
that tho party has not given him the rccogni-
ton to which his talent and his past services
entitle him. Since his union with the boltcrs
in September last he has, however, been sober
and reliable He has little hope of being SEN
ator, but has large ambition to fiji sono inn
portant position ON the bench and thinks that
he may best realize that ambition by holding
on to his senatorial boom until the time comes
to make the other fellow"
j. STERLING MORTON
is the candidate Of the democrats He IS the
brightest democrat in the state, and was the
candidate of the party last fall for governor.
He is an honorary member of the Golden
club Prof. Perry, of Williams college. came
here last summer and delivered few free
trade speeches. on his invitation. Morton is
an exceedingly pleasant man socially, and is
captivating speaker. He is intensely par
tisan, however, and not particularly scrupu-
lous in his political acts or uttcrancos.
The republicans in tho house have ma
iority of four or five over all; but in tho
senate the democrats and anti-monopolists
are about the same number in thelead. On joint
ballot it would be nip and tuck, providingth the
anti-republcan strength could be united.
That it can be- however, is not at all likely.
There are number of democrats who would
rather vote for q straight republican than a
mongrel, and there are more anu-monopolists
who would not vote for democrat under any
circumstances.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
dolo Pennsylvania avenue, Tenth and D streets.

1877 lltl str w,... 10 40 01l 18th 1t n .",o %
our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. Containsn cOmplc @ schedule OF our houses
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices &c. and how they may b0
seen, Property rsRle In all parts ofthe city Money
10 loan on real estate. Call.
b, II. WARNER, 0lC = street,
TF YOU WANT TO RUY, SELL, RENT, OR
i Trade City Country Property, come ANA see the
lueNt bargains at The Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM III. MAIN & BROTHER, -. Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl0tf
National Republican., 1883-01-11
GEN. JOHN GOWN,
GEN. THAyER,

who once represented Nebm5lJa in the senate,
is also candidate. He returned about two
years ago from Wyoming WHITTIER he went to
be governor Of the territory in response to
request of President Hayes to be sent to tho
senate from Nebraska He has many friends
among be- Older politicians, and, although he
was straight in the last campaign, his long alb
sence prevented him from becoming identified
with any faction to any great extent His
National Republican., 1883-01-11

WTANTED-POSGTION AS ASSISTANT BOOK
w Keeper or clerk; s,class references; salary
no ohlecti 10 years experience, Address Il. H. BON
AVIrA, City Postonce ia0Stt
NTANTED-TO SENATORS OR MEMBERS
w Position ms Private secretary; evenings O:Sn to
~ best references. Address S1ENOGRA PIER,
Republican Office. jaSGtF
National Republican., 1883-01-11

FonDa FASHIONABLE WEEK.
Engagement Extra'rd nary Of the Great Society
Lrtist,
National Republican., 1883-01-11
sfUr $alr-- 91risrrllauruus.

VNOR SALE CHEAP-NICE BASKET SLEIGH
II H. II, NEUMEHEK, corner Thirteenth aud G.
streets northwest jull-3ta
TNOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST lOSITE
II lots IN liucl Creek Cemetery. Address OWNER,
Repmbenn OMlCe. lnlata
National Republican., 1883-01-11
a1lantco- situatiuns- -?tlaIc.

A YOUNG MAN OF ADDRESS AND A GOOD
"A penman desires some employment evenings;
lican Office. iniOA
National Republican., 1883-01-11
GEN. MANDERsoN,

who was a prominent officer in the union
army, and who was warm friend of Gar
field is also candidate with q personal fol-
lowing. He is a prince in manners as gra-
ciOus, cultured, and allable gentleman as
one could wish to meet. He has been Il
prominent politician and fayorite orator in
this state for many years, and was q candi-
date for the senate when Saunders was elected.
lie has never been an extreme factonist, but
his devotion to the party has been such that
he receives his support now from the straight
wing He ought not to be in ill-repute
among the anti-mOnopolists, but no is per-
haps too much q gentleman and too little q
demagogue to suit them. He would make an
eXCellent senatOr.
National Republican., 1883-01-11

JNR GEORGE X. KING, HAVING RECENTLY
i , returned 10 he city, has removed his oice 10
NIB Il street northwest. dclb2l'
National Republican., 1883-01-11

VNFORNIATION WANTED or FHALLNtELSON,
l. his wife, Mary Archer Siesun, their relatives or
utsceudunts Resided here from 800 to lsi' Adj
dress, j. III. -, UlS Fourteenth street, juaHt'
National Republican., 1883-01-11

TWO FINE CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOS,
Very little used at great bargains for cash. short
lmei owners needing tie money! can DO seen at goo
SeVNmth alroel nOrLhMeat. lAl.NIh
National Republican., 1883-01-11

6SDARTS or THE HUMAN BODY EN-
1 urgpd, developed und streuEthoucd' &c, Is
An Interesting QayeruB meut long run IN uur pUper
IN reply TO Inquiries vi, WI say lhai There Is no eyt
advertisers are very highly indorsed, Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all partcu-
lars by addressing Erie Mod CO., Z. o. Box 53, Buff
falo, n. N,-2uledo EuCnhg Bee ocjlu
N FCORNTIVE ART NEEpLEWORK-AtR
~ D. BRASELMAN VIII give Instruction In
Lessons In classes aud private Apply pt her Em-
broldering Par!ors No l2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable sell'lY
National Republican., 1883-01-11
a1lmtto--- -MistrIlancous.

WY ANTED-IT KNOWN. THAT CALLS WILL
w be gspOnded 10 from COL Massachusetts avenue
northwest, or Postollce box G3o CHAS Ii. BOWEN,
NJ. ID, lNlO.3t#
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-28

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Iowa..
,oon Rapids, OVAL
Milford, Mob.
BROWNSVILLE Nd
etromsburE Ne
Louisville
Blair. No ]
Nsllgh, Neb,
Nsbrsskaio lty.Fs>sb
Weeping water.es
Hardy. Mob.
Greenwood. ksbi .
oIarlnda, Iowa
Fremont. Nsb'
Ashland. Neb
Atkinson. keh'
Guide Rood. n .
.oreston, 10.
Extra, H..
Atlantic, 10,
Audubon. Ia.
Nicola, Is1
Harlan Ia.
Corning. Ia.
8tanton,
Burlington Jun<sfua o
Blanchard. Ia.
ahenandoSh 10.
psyld Oily, ksb lksza
College Springs, 10
vliilscs. Ia.
Malvern. 10.
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oscoola, ken.
oiarks. keb.
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