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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

IT Is solemnly stated that Gov.
Cleveland tucks his napkin under his
double-chin when he dimes This lack
Of tone Is quoted rs n strong argument
against him In his presidential candi-
dacy. Gov. st. John was defeated
because he wiped his nose on his nap
Kin. Cleveland should remember
that the napkin IL dangerous thing
to monkey with" Although his
Democratic constituency are not sup
posed to fully understand the use of
the napkin. yet II lie easy for them to
become critics when they become ini-
tiated by the enemy into the secrets of
this table implement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
ANEW Posf0EElCE ORDER.
Washington. April 9.-The follow
ing general order was issued to-day:

Washington. April 9.-The follow.
ing general order was issued to-day:
PosrOFfICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, ID. c.. April .. 1883. ]
Ordered, that Order No. 463, of Jan.
uary II. 1883, Is hereby revoked. See.
ton 81 Of the postal laws and regula-
tons of 1879 is amended SO "a to read
as follows: Postal cards and prepaid
letters to be forwarded IL requested
Prepaid letters shall be forwarded
from one postoffice to another at the
request of the party addressed with
out additional charge or postage. All
letters upon which one full rate post.
age has been prepaid, and all postal
cards, shall he forwarded from the of
flee To which they are addressed To
any other Office. at the request of the
person addressed, or of the party
whose card may he upon the envelope
or whose name may he signed 10 the
postal card. without additional charge
Of postage. Such forwarding must lie
continued until the party addressed is
reached.
(Signed FRANK HATroN.
Acting Postmaster General
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
Publication Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS.
County 81 ssiine,
70 John = Cs,l.sn. 4 r.rcistsun, b Nelson. n,
hyaina, Chiragu iuhn tvyt.pH. owner ~
agent of Southeast quarter ~ ss-'tipp thiftys
ave, (lliruwu.hip fiiiSVnlAl Nange tsut 90
West, Rsdlng. iphu Frn.t. lunaa lutsuu, N
linlhulni, lisihrlni, y aui n tinihlsn,n
q v Rnrchr,s, L. y, N.i-an, A " pshlsiun,
,. Nelson, ani 4 A. Sutt
Parties Interested N the sar,ry ~ the t,lia~lrs
Describes, land yeti AID csvh oi yuu a., hereby
notified that on the 18th. la, of kptti, \ ~ tsSl
a one O'Clock .. ~. I viii mtks ssatsrv ~ the
following sctihel land 10 VT ~ sgcjlnn tue
Township sixteen iUl, rsnss t,u, N
West Tor the pufp.se u establishing tho srn,rt
CDtncrs, rc.Usiatlishinr missing votnvta ahi mat
ING any .s,i suit dissIaas rau,rrd ~ ssd soc.
ton. saii survey viii br commenced ~ the North
vas, CORNER ~ satl scviipn, a Witch time aud
pl'rc You eau appear aud take such action - you
tny desire,
wines. nv hand III, 10th DAY II Nnth, iSc
a. y n,uutnN,
ftf tuuutY safvcNnr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

The general passenger agents of
Kansas railroads met at Kansas City
yesterday to arrange the new SEIZED
ule of passenger rates between com
petitve points, made necessary by the
legislative enactment reducing fares
TO three cents a mile. The business
was accomplished and the meeting
adjourned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
SheriT"s Sale.

utsnt D. RIOTS. Suaros TnsNnn ani
Iuosk WnliAsA Faitnoia -
R"ts fns,tHA NitttaaA, flaihtifs
" NsNts tdfsl hanll unkneNnl ani
MANt, lHrst nanp Uni bn~nl
isirRiani.
NotirL IL hetchy given that the asle,.isaei
~ shrIir ~ III ruaniy Ui -.linu, wtii w VIZ
tue of an atisr .f sale isaani cai 81 the ihatta,
Court al sail ceuHiy, ~ iatai ct all pisiriin AID
ssains, the saij defendants AID 10 hl,a dnee,-,,
Al ten tiel u,iaCk 4, a. va
Friday, hc FOth ddH ~ iprH. 4, H.,
lSSsl.
Al the cpInci ef S,nis We sni Alb s,r'rts. In The
city of rsliua ~ sah ,aunt, ahet hf ssie ~ pHhs
lie snc,ion Tue a"oL OF tsnsS h,y uu-sais aud
Millinery Ua,ri. t.Eciot With The aiutn Hsiu,es
and uthNure ~ the ssi drissian,s. the said
fo,-i. being taken Ia stiaohmeui a. thv rtrpsH,
of the .std defendants.
pu,~i, salina. ksas,. Ap,li 4, tssa,
IS NAnt tttt,
shrrin Of sAiine vount, ksnss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

Is q surburb Of Birmingham, Eng
land, the police last Thursday discov-
ered . dynamite factory conducted by
IN 1rish-American named Whitehead
who was arrested. A quantity of nj
tro-glycerine was seized, and the ap,
panfus found showed the man to b.
thoroughly versed in chemistry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
Sherif's Sale.

'Er, -. l'varyrt s COZ
INutz n. IRtssts. - ~.
0kN NiRti q 1T az utlrr of sale Issued out ~ the
- District Cnut, "f the tnuite,uth iuilcls
District within ani far tho count, ct s,nn, ard
state Of kansls, n the above rnJ TIE, rrss, nnl tn
me directed ani d,li,v,,i. viii ou tho
ESD day ~ iprH. 4. n. iNSf
Al two o'clock j. NJ ~ s,Id d,,, -, thu ras' inor Of
the court hun,c. inthc ,ty uf sn'n,, t,lin" county
kans's. oA'r iot sale If ruhiir auction. ~ W.
highest rui hest bidder. mr. cash W. band the foi
lowing described fril estate, tu.wt
Tho east hall a. "r tho uorth.clst qupttrf az, of
.-ciinn tw-n,y -frnr ,sn. IN iowushlp iouttr,p up
fang- ung ,lh west, With ivnrm0uts, b'tvlitamcnis
ani Apputicuhnr's ihrtcuuiu hgiontns. SAID Real
r'in,c i taken o. Tho piup'hy oi the hho,, named
I ',nisnt. u,l vii No. odd without hppt,issm,ut
,ua without redemption, subject tu mortgage of
American N'tiauf 60 uf Nruilnnti, lnf 500 AMI
Iut-r-i, tnl a. mortgage "i Au-iin Iofhin ior ~
~ interest, lui will D. sild g. s,tsy snli orirt
~ sale 90 q pat thereof.
Givcn unicr my hand this 9Th DAY of March A.
T. ihsg
= HApCtttf
gilrfn 81 aahnr roubiy, kans,s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

The Kansas City Journal remarks
that for the first time In the history of
the Government a Vice-President has
succeeded TO the Presidency without
attempting to "set up for HIMSELF
and dividing his party. The journal
thinks Arthur Is entitled to the dis
tinct!on Of being good peace pre-
server, a. he has taken the middle
ground between the Stalwarts and
Garfield men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

THERE b war between Nilsson and
the bald-heads for all time. She has
put herself on record, and all the hair.
less heade on this globe are up in
arms. Nilsson, In an evil hour, spoke
Ill Of Col. Mapleson's Cher impres.a.
rios, badness, attributing il entirely
10 bed habits. The way she said i,
and the words she used, reflected very
materially upon the whole baldheaded
noe. She may a well leave the
stage forever. Wilson's golden fleece
sssos safely guarded BY her sex; but
thae does not prevent the baldheaded
Jeso0s snatching her baldheaded
tsPssking hguratively). by contempt
osesiy vacating the front seats when
- bsgina,to MARBLE. A Q matter Of
49, what would she do for an audi
ooes we've tie bald heads removed
ny giIsesn much more frequently
- the diamonds In the dsso circle.
UaSsstsnses Christine!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

THE city papers are establishing
Topeka bureaus. The Leavenworth
Umcs led OF with Mr.. stacey as its
bureau chief, and now comes the Kan
- City journal with johnny Coulter,
late of the Capiful. rs its bureau chief.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

DURING the war President Arthur
held q subaltern position to certain
Colonel who is now quietly tending
his herds in Trego county. They
~efe intimate friends and their friend.
y relations continned for years. pe,.
haps exist now. One OF the friend. IL
Presadent Of the United States. the
other has disappeared from public no
tee and Is . simple "cow boy- in
Western Kansas. The "cow boy
became the victim of convivial habits
and commenced going down. while
the other-perhaps with like habits
but with a firmer rein upon them
continued to 60 up. Maybe II the
"cow boy" had been the protege of
Roscoe Conkling he would have been
In the White House to-day, instead of
eootsmPlating from "A western dug.
out the brilliant and successful career
Of his old comradle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

Ir seems to he pretty well settled
that the President has been estranged
from Conkling and other old intimates
Probably Arthur has taken the con
tract Of being President himself, that
he may have no power behind the
throne stories told on him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

Wa notice now that Tabor is to
build q million dollar hotel i'm Denver.
IL he should do q few more million
dollar things IL would seem TO us that
the pump would be nearly dry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
Partnership Dissolved

The tar,ners,ip heretofore existing ss,.e.s
Nris 'eisrsun ani tuer ls.trasd IN tho coal hes,
ine.s IL het.hy dissolved. Peter Htsirsai having
gone out OF the ARIA Al debts insufrui ~ rsh
hrm IN the coal hnsinun Niil h. paid ~ Neis
Peterson, aud at inus To- coal b. hs rai 10 hia
saiina Mach 4, tssf Ssis ffftssas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12
Final Notice to Tax
Payers.

ovsics oy COUNTY rsEArrssa
-'7sI:; fss :::s 4. IN
~: ;::: =: s.. =: =: &c. |.
s.s. 4. D. -. he ~ iss u iSiS, III = =.
,.1:s~ z .. q: :. 49, &. ss''s ne .ss '
sfh day " &J'sember. a. d., Isss.
. n oagxlgY,
Tr ssuser of Saline county. Kaasss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

JupaE BREWER, Of our State Su-
preme Court, suffered severe injuries
rss,day by being thrown from his
baeKy. His collar bone was broken
end twe rits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

PETER COOPER was surely a "relic
q the past" He remembered dis
tinctly washington's death and was
= years old when the battle of Water
loo vas fought.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

Ell. Turner, member Of the Legis-
nature from Sheridan county, hes
been elected Secretary Of the Board of
Railrusd Commissioners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

rHE State Editorial Association
ueess at Winfield on May 9Th, from
Which place the trip to chihuahua
vii be made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

A COMPANY of capitalists from
Rochester, n. ", are at Dodge City,
preparing TO engage in an extensive
irrikafine scheme.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

rME Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
have attached buffet cars to their reg
ular daily trains between Kansas City
and 81 Louis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

JAY GOULD has had his yacht
laupehed for that protracted cruise,
end the people are Wild to know Why
he don't start out
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

yvpeE NATHAN PRICE, Of Troy,
Kansas. was found dead in bis ONCE
~ evening. Poor Mate"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

W0nosto uote Oopootd0nS.
District Court. County Of ssline, STATE Of Kansas
ASSA A. RicnAaps. plaintiff
",
GEo. A. RicRARps. defendant,
non resident Of The stats Of
Kansas asd Of parts unk newn
3she above nam~i defendant non rssi1eus Of
u the ssste Of kassas and Of parts usknovp,
VII take notice, that On Thundsy the issh day
Of April. A D.. 1sal. the plaintiff shove samsd,
VII take the dspositioss Of susAsy vitassses. 10
10 assd - ssiieoce - The tstal sf The shove co.
titied csuse. st IT. lav o6lee Of Bsovs Thoaas
10 ,he city Of eoelle Creek. In The coanty Of Cal
az eight o'clock A. =. and six c'eock , =. Of -
day. sp1 that the tsking Of H. sssse yin be a.
joirned nom day 70 Day. bstvses the ssms hoars
until aid deposltsoss srs eo0pIstsd. The takisg
Of said dsposttt0as 10 eos0me0ee q c'eIork =
OF esrh day. Lovrf1 q wcCIEilaHp,
s-3~ Attorneys for plaintiG
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

PRE<rpExR ARTHUR and party
hsve arrived in Florida. They are on
n aSbjue excursion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

s:al;, Cunningham +: Moore,
L a w Y Z e 8 :.
ANVIL. practice In an courts In the stat. 81
w ksn.ss sr' ial attention gwen 10 col.
ieotion.. R"pm, l. Jand .. kpthe hlsct,
sJy sNIINA KANSAS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

ExGov st. JoHx speaks In Balti-
nsR~ On the sSth and a6th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

Go and get prices OH Boots and
Shoes, at Geo. +. Sauers Boot and
Shoe Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

1ztss. 90 ,. ioEfIi : cS. s ,ss. '' 8.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
THE DISTRICT DEBT,
With Recommendations Touching It OF
the United States Treasurer.

with Recommendations Touching It OF
the United States Treasurer.
Treasurer Wyman has submitted his sixth
annual report on the sinking fund and funded
debt of the District of Columbia. There were
purchased during the last fiscal year bonds
amounting to $23l,65O at a total cost of
1865, 1914, which causes a reduction in tho
annual interest charge of $1i45A. There
have been expended $l71, ,021.44, resulting in
the retirement of $1,6iS,506 in 8 per cont.
bonds. Tho treasurer recommends that au-
thority of law be given tho accounting Off
GERS TO consolidate the unexpended balance Of
the sinking fund and interest accounts of the
District of Columbia of any year with the APP
preparations for the same purposes for the
next fiscal year. The loans of the district
outstanding Dec. amounted to $21, sol, $50
The treasurer also gives statement of the
account of tho sinking fund for water bonds
for which tho two sums Of SlS,2Sl.25 and S10,-
1885 were expended during the year. The
treasurers estimate for the sinking fund
Office shows an increase Of $400 over the APP
preparation for last year in order TO increase
the salaries of two clerks 500 each. Since last
report 81, 150 of the board Of audit certificates
have been redeemed in 1866 bonds.
In view Of the fact that the law authorizing
the issue Of bonds in exchange for these certifi-
Gates has been in effect for three and half
years, the treasurer recommends that limit
of time be fixed within which the certificates
must be presented for redemption.
The treasurer also recommends that an on.
actment be made which will enable the
proper authorities to obtain payment of
taxes pledged for the por cent. certificates;
that the per cent. certificates shall not bo
funded into bonds of the District of Columbia,
and that the authority Of law be given for
the destruction of certificates of indebtedness
after redemption.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
THE BREvrrY BASKET.
FILLED with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

fiiicu Ntth hFiet menNton OF MANY MINOR
Events OF Yesterday.
Work has been stopped on the new reservoir
north Of the city on account of tho cold
weather.
Over 100 cases Of violating the snow law
were tried in the police court yesterday, most
|of whom wero fined.
Maria f. Du Bois yesterday entered suit
against w. IL. Boarmnn to set aside sale and
deeds Of lot 8, square 6S.
jeremiah Keefo was charged with keeping
b Sunday bar, in tho police court yesterday,
hnd was fined 500 An appeal was noted.
Representative Barbour, chairman of the
house district committee, called on the COM
hissioners yesterday and talked over district
matters,
Mrs. james o'Brion, while leaving her
house, 734 Third street northwest, Wednes-
Pay, was hit on the head by piece Of ice fall
ing from the roof, cutting her severely.
"Sonnyp webb was on trial in the police
court yesterday, charged with perjury in
dwearinR against Robert Harris, who was ao-
Quilted in the criminal court last week for
Healing watch. The case was sent to the
9rand jury.
Kennys feed wagon, containing twelve bar
1hls of flour, broke down at the corner of
Fifteenth street and New York avenue yes
tbrday afternoon. The driver was thrown
df, but fortunately was only slightly injured.
officer Crump rendered assistance.
lSt. Aloysius branch, No. no. Catholic
Knights Of America, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Daniel @. Nc
Given, president; Daniel Grady, vice presi-
dbnt William +. Clarkson, recording secre-
tary; Edward Purcell, financial secretary I;
Jbhn Ebert, treasurer Benedict Roth, SER
geant-at-arms John j. Sweeney, sentinel (;
John j. Fuller, trustee.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
THE CHAIN GANG ON THE STREET.
Compulsory Work Under Penalty OF
Bread and Water I'm n Dungeon.

Compulsory Work Under Penalty OF
Bread and Water I'm a Dungeon.
A novel sight was witnessed by pedestrians
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh
and Fifteenth streets, yesterday afternoon.
Eirhty-one members Of the workhouse chain
gang clad in striped uniforms, were stretched
along in the cutters, armed with pick, shovel,
and broom engaged in clearing away the
accumulated slush aud snow. The gang was
in charge of six guards and ono police officer.
Its members constituted every phase of Grim
inal life, from the beardless clipper" or
pickpocket to the grizzled and gray veteran
tramp of many states and seasons. Their
color was about evenly divided, and their
ages ranged from 16 to 20 years.
"Are you going to continue utilizing the
chain gang at cleaning the streets p asked n
REPUBLICAN reporter of the policeman in
charge.
Yes" was the response ~ think that is
the commissioners intention. This crowd
can clean considerable space in the course Of
a day"
ado you make street work compulsory"
"Oh, yes" he replied. IF a man refuses
to 90 out he Is at once confined in the under
ground dungeon on bread and water"
At this juncture the gang turned into
Eleventh street and resumed work, q large
crowd of spectators witnessing their opera
tions.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
Tho Aged coIored womnn,s Home.

Among the many Christmas charities SO
cheerfully and literally bestowed upon the
needy poor of the city mention should be
made of the entertainment provided the day
following Christmas for the Aged Colored
Woman's home, established in the West End,
and under the immediate management Of
Mrs. Main. 2O09 Massachusetts, avenue north
west, wife of Lieut.. Main, ~. $. N. In addi-
tion TO articles prepared by herself, her neigh.
bors and friends contributed handsomely.
Mrs. kIcCalla. wife of Lieutenant Commander
Mectlla U. 5. N, gave q fat, well.cooked
turklk; Mrs j. J. Luttrell did the same ;
Mrs. tIattoon furnished bread, others sup
Piled Vegetables, &c, SO that Mrs. Main was
enabled to make the hearts of these poor
Women glad by setting before them Il bounti-
lul Christmas dinner, and it is safe to say
that none enjoyed it more gratefully.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
ovERc,Ars greatly reduced. Elsoman, 7th & ]
The Congregational Mission.

The lecture room of Congregational church
was filled last night with over 400 colored
children, pupils of the Union mission of the
above church. A select musical and literary
programme was rendered, followed by an in
teresting stereopticon exhibition. After this
Mr.. b. 7. Murray, costumed as snow-covered
Santa Claus, made the little folks happy by
presenting each of them with candies and
cakes. The entire affair was in charge of
Supt. jerome +. johnson. Before the enter
tainment closed Miss Florence Bearsley, one
the mission teachers and daughter of Fourth
Auditor Beardsley, was presented with a
basket of fruit. This young lady has not
missed one Sunday from Sabbath school dur.
ing the past year.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
A German at DIR. BilIIngs,s.

A very delightful german took place last
night at the residence of Surgeon j. S. Bill
ings. u. s. A., N street, West Washington.
Among those participating were Mrs. May
how Platter, Misses Minnie and Oracle Mof-
fatt, Mary Murray Lockwood, Meta Marbury,
Matte Miller, Charlotte and Emily Stevens,
Mamie Nicholson, Ella Reynolds, Jennie
Beall, Emily Rittenhouso, Annie and Renie
Jones, Belle Hardie, Birdie Billings; Messrs.
Joseph bowman, Thomas j. Davis, Ben
Miller, Ed Dent. DIR. Harlan, Henry Mat
thews, Warren Pickrell, VIM. and George
Eustace, Joseph Hardie, W. r. Deeble Carr,
+. G. Motiatt, Harry Reynolds, +. d. Johns,
and Others.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
Children'ssults, big reduction, Elseman's, 7th &
Chamber. Lodge or Good Templars.

After short session of Chambers lodge,
No. Id, Good Templars, last night, the doors
Were opened to the public and an interesting
programme was rendered, consisting Of songs
by the choir; address by Mr.. w. NJ b. Sorell;
vocal solo by Miss Lille Brown; recitation
by Mr.. G. p. Cheeks; instrumental music by
the West End Musical club; address by Mr..
Thomas 2. Milsted; address by Mrs. l.. A.
Chambers and recitation by Miss Ella
Sherwood. The large hall was filed with
the friends of the temperance cause,
National Republican., 1883-12-29

Katie Macdonald has filed a bill in equity
against Joseph Macdonald for maintenance.
They were married in 1875, and after living
together until 1881 he began drinking
and finally sued for divorce, which WAS dis
missed Since then sho has been supporting
herself and now asks that he be made to
maintain her.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
The Banlters, Conference.

The representatives of the various banking
institutions of this city hold consultation
with Commissioner West yesterday in regard
to the tax on capital used in banking. The
bankers were pleased with the proposed bill
aud will resume the consultation to-day.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
cHILpREE's Overcoats. Eiseman Bros, 7th & E
Enr Trial To-day.

Tho following cases will bo called in the
criminal court for arriagnment to-day: United
States vs. osie Lewis, August Donath, and
G. NJ. Depue, Joseph Mason. Henry Dodson,
Columbus Brown, Robert Dent, Q. NJ. smith,
Pleasant White, William Leo and Henry
Hamilton, and George McQuade.
National Republican., 1883-12-29

TuscarorH Tribe No. o. Improved Order of
Rcd Men, have elected the following chiefs
for the ensuing six moons, G. S. ID. 1893 ;
Prophet, James NJ Leitch; sachem Albert
Dean: senior sycamore, William II. Richards;
junior sycamore George L. Norris chief OF
records, William NJ. Stelle; keeper of wan
pun, James II. Richards.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
G5, aaIais gUuaI.
! GREAT SALE OF GLOvESt

The Palais Royal begs the attention of it's pa
irons to the following facts We keep only the best
gloves. We keep all the best makes. We try
gloves on at the counter SO perfect fit may be
guaranteed. We keep no trash at any price
National Republican., 1883-12-29

GREAT bargains. Selling out entire stock of
new and second hand Clothing, Overcoats, first
class merchant tuilors make, Little worn; Watches,
Jewelry Guns, Pistols, Hats, Caps and other
Will be ,akcn down and will retire from this
business. Call ana secure bargains.
j. HERZoG,
30S Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
wright,s Dime Museum.

The managers of the above popular place
of resort are not only keeping their contract
with the public but are during great deal
more. The amount of entertainment and
fun furnished for dime can scarcely be
equaled. They present vast bill for New
Years's week.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
Giving Rogu. oheeks.

Alpheus Brown was charged in the police
court yesterday with obtaining goods under
false pretenses, in giving bogus checks to l.,
National Republican., 1883-12-29

Hamberger and A. Eiseman, clothiers, Of this
city. The case was sent to tho grand jury
and bonds fixed at 81, 600.
National Republican., 1883-12-29

CLUTsvILLE, ALA.-Dr. w. Carter says: 81
have used Browns Iron Bitters in my own
family for indigestion with great benefit"
National Republican., 1883-12-29
SPECIAL.

We are making speciality Of the fam
GUS 'Manchette" Gloves for ladies, which
we offer at lower prices than, as yet, any
New York house can or will offer. I'm
dressed, SLIPS and $3.50; Dressed, $1.9s
per pair.
National Republican., 1883-12-29
Red Men Election.

GREAT reduction in our tailoring department
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud u streets.