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"DuRNED Fools MARRIED. An old
man Of fifty-eisht and . rather lively
looking widow of twenty-eight were
waiting for Justice Mills when he return
ed TO bis court from dinner on Tuesday,
at Trenton.
s.Will you married two burned fools ~
said the old man, smoothing the single
lock of iron-gray hair that was trained
up over his otherwise bald head. The
Justice seated himself looked at the
couple thoughtfully for moment and
then remarked "Trot out your fools
Here we are, Squire, and tie us as
quick and as cheap as you eau, the old
man said, as he sicod up with the willing
bride. After few preliminary questions
the Justice ascertaioed that the desire for
marriage was mutual with the couple,
and in few minutes he had them secure
~ tied. The old man put plain ring on
the woman's finger, and, after paying the
necessary fee, started away, remarking to
her as she leaned on his arm: 81 know
I'm burned fool, butt couldn't help It. /"
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THE COMET OF 1912 Professor Brooks,
Of the Red House Observatory, says the
comet discovered by him last September
(the comet of 1922, is now visible to the
naked eye as a small round ncbuous mass
in the constellation Cygnus. In small
telescopes tail can be traced one degree
and half in length. In large telescopes
the comet presents hnc appearance,
with star nucleus aud large coma.
The motion is southwest, aud on Christ
mas the comet was near the southern
arm of the Cross in Cygnus, or near the
star Epsilon. On New Years day it will
be near the right fore foot Of Pegasus.
The comet win grow brighter till the lat
ter part of January, its perihelon passage
being ON January Goth, when it will be in
the tail of Cetus, or the Whale, aud dis
tapt from the sun 70,000,000 miles II
will be nearest the earth about the middle
of January, about so, 000 900 miles. After
January IL will recede from the sun, and
pursuing its long journey through space,
return to visibility in seventy-one years.
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CLARK PIERsoN, Editor.
LAMBERTyILLE, N. J.
Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1888.
- Literary Republic. ;,

"a Literary Republic
1Fifty millions ofpeople, mostly fools,
vas Carlyle's pointed way OF putting it.
The now brilliantly successful Literary
Revolution which a few months ago was
& supposed to be permanently doomed-as-
sumes the opposite, that people are net
mostly fools, but that they want GOOD
books rather than trash, and the 'Litera-
ry Republic is the result. Every render
is voter Ballots in the first election
are TO be cast Thy postal CARD, before
January /, 1884. The following are the
first candidates for honors
GEORGE RAwrIHsov.- @History ofthc seyenGreat
aah Monarehies Of the Ancient Eastern World. y
In three large q mo. volumes, about 2,4OO
a-s pages, with proftlse and fine Illustrations
Price reduced from SIS to 50.
JOHN RUsKIN.--"Modern Painters and "Stones of
Venice" In five handsome u mo volumes,
about $3.50 pages, with many Illustrations.
Price reduced from $50 10 81.
GuIzoT AND DEWITT" History o France, from
f The earliest time to 1882 Translated from
the French Profuseiy illustrated. In hyo
large u mo volumes, about 900 pages Price
81 reduced from $50 TO So.
Z HENRI VAN LAUN -"Complete History of French
Iiterafure'' In two large - mo. volumes.
~ about 600 pages. Price redneed from $500 TO
ff1 81 80
The candidates stand separately. Vote
for those you want, one or all. 1t will
take 10000 votes for each TO elect. The
10000 being received, the books described
will be published during the present win
ter on the terms stated. No money is
asked in advance. You can receive aud
:uc A I, n bonLs he cora avi,,o for fhau,
A specimen number of the IRVING IL
BRARy, giving samples of type, paper,
and other particulars, will be sent free
to any applicant. Address JoHN B.
ALDEN, Publisher, IS Vesey St., New
York,
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Vanderbilt having done his prettiest in
the way of ball, the Astors have deter
mined to give another that will show how
the thing is done among The real, old,
Simon pure American nobility. The new
people with nothing bnt money are so
disgusting, yeu know, that they really
must be taught their places, you know.
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Make Ready for the HOLIDAYS!

See our new Goats, Dolmans and Coakings ele-
CANT styles just bought at reduced prices and to be
sold low. Our stock of Dress Goods. SILK Velyets
Pushes, plain and embossed-are excellent value
for the price. An endless variety of useful Holt
day Goods. Pure Linen Table Cloths, large size
Napkins to match, $500 10 800 per set. Fancy
Table Covers. 81 90 TO $500. Elegant Towels, APP
plique and Linen Lace Antique Tides, Silk and
Linen handkerchiefs &c. New process for stamp
ing at half the usual price.
II. II. VAN HORN & BRO.
SO and 81 North Union Street,
Dec. 8, 1883. Lambertyille N. J.
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MAJOR MOORE AS AN EMBEzzLER-
BAILED IN $1,000,

2 The authorities here have been patiently
awaiting chance for Major Thomas
e. Moore, of the Salvation Army, to make
his appearance in this State, IN oder TO
arrest him on charge of embezzling
5000 from the 9Th N. J. Corps, having
been the custodian of that amount in
funds raised TO build the barracks here
4 The opportunity came on Tuesday night,
when Chief Fourat was informed that
there would be an "all-night- with-Jesus'
meeting of the Railway Corps, at which
the noted Major wonld be present. The
papers in the case having been in readi-
ness for some time, being signed by the
complainant, one Abraham Motherhood,
of this City, Officer Reed was detailed to
make the arrest by the Chief Reed
went to Railway on late train and en-
tered the meeting shortly after eleven o.
clock. The Major was shouting near the
platform at Turner's Hall, and turned
pale when confronted by tho officer. He
remained silent while the warrant was
read to him, and then said he hoped he
wouldn't be taken TO New Brunswick. =
Capt. Weaver stood near, with a blacken-
eye, which he received at Philadelphia
the other night, and shouted .'halleiuiaI',
while the Major was led out of the build
ing. He was taken before n Railway
Justice and gave good security 10 the sum
of 81 900 for his appearance here on
Tuesday afternoon next at two o'clock, to
attend hearing of the case before JUS
tice Ford '--Neao BRUNSWICK FRIEDMAN.
One of the New York papers to-day
says that the 9th N. J. corps have been
.'heated. by the devil in The failure Of
Major Moore ru-Hppear ana MAKE good
his deficit OF 5000 10 the Army heie.
1t was not necessary for us TO make any
statement ia reference to the hearing ON
Friday--we knew the Major so well that
ii was not worth while to state that he
would not appear. He has doubtless
given straw bail at Railway and will not
show up in this section of the State again.
Of course we sympatbize with those who
have been deluded by the Major and. that
wonderful war chest. ~ Ne,o Brttas-
arick .Fredonian Of Tuesday.
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No other medicine has won for itself
such universal appreciation in its own city,
state, and country, and among all people,
as Ayers Sarsaparilla' 1t is the best
combination Of vegetable blood purifiers,
with the Iodide of Potassium and Iron,
ever offered to the public.
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DEMocnATIc HARD Luck The Re-
publicans evidently believe in Chicago
luck. They nominated Lincoln there in
1860; Grant in 1858, Garfield in 1880. As
for the Democrats, they never bave had
any luck anywheres mp to the present
writing IN. Y. Sun.
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IL allxys inflammation, protects the membranal
Innings OF the head from additional colds com.
pleely heals the sores. and restores the sense of
taste and smell. Beneficial results are realized by
few app icatons A thorough treatment wifi
cure. Unequaled for colds in head. Agreeable to
use. Send for circular. Sold by druggists. BY
mail 5Nc. package stamps
ELY BROTHERS, Druggists, owego N. Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BELYIDERE DIVISION.

Tsains for Neto York and Philadelphia
On and AFTER November 2ist, 1888,
Leave Manunka Chunk $50 m. 10 80 s.55 and
$50 pm.
Leave Belvidere $50 m, 2.s6, 405 and G is D m
Leave Phiilipsburg 40 m, 100, 4.40 and 7.2O
m.
Leave Frenchtown 7.54 m, lao, Sis and 7.5i
IN. Nst Il "a
Leave Pennington TAO M 100 and 44c nm
Arrive Lambertvile SIS a NJ, 1850 and sis D M
Leave Lambertville 7.O5 and S,25 IN, 2.i0, $50
and $40 m.
Arrive Trenton 7.4s and s5s a m, 245, so and
S.45 p M
Arriye Philadelphia tKensington) $40 and 1895
Arrive Philadelphia BROAD Street Station) $50
and 800 M, $50, 80 and 955 pm.
Arrive New York. via Trenton, 9.20 and 1910
IN. $50, $50, and 10 So p m.
Trains from Philadelphia and Ne,c York
Leave New York, via Trenton. 7.2o, lilo a IN
100. 800 and 500 in
Leave Philadelphia (Kensington) 7.45 a IN. 1901,
Leave philadelphia Broad Street statIon) $50
IN, 1901. 800, AGO and 600 m.
Leave Trenton $40 m. 12o $780, 4.5o and 7.o5
Arrive Lambertville s4s m, 200, AS, $40 and
7.42 pm.
Leave Iambertyille for Pennington s.4s a m, 2i2
and 5.23 p m.
Arrive Pennington 1920 m, AGO and 5.55 n M.
Leave frenehtown 1916 m. 2.34, 5.4s and 1928
Leave Phillipsbure ss2, 1855 M a1o s.25 and
$40 pm.
9.45 pm. ~
7.0s and 955 p m. 9f
Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad; Le-
high junction with Lchgh Valley Lehigh & Sus-
quehanna, Morris & Essex and New Jersey Central
Railroads. At Lambertville with Pennington Rail-
road. At Trenton with trains to and from New
York, Camden. &c.
For further In Information, see times tables, which
can car pc obtained ~ the ticket Offices.
CHAS. Il. PUGH II n woOD
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
f. w. JACKSON
Gen'l supt, u r.. R. of N j. Div.
]. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Belvidere Div
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The Lehieh Valley Railroad Company
within few days past has discharged 400
laborers along its line between Mauch
Chunk and Perth Amboy.
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CATAR r H Bio

Apply by little fin,
ger into the nostrils.
By ABSORPTION II effect
ually cleanses the ma
sal passages of ca
tarrhal virus, causing
healthy secret ,ns,-
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MARRIAGES.

KEIs-HOLCoDfB--At the residence of the
brides mother, in Keyport, Monmouth County,
n. j., on the goth inst, by Rev. G. s. Conking
Of Stockton, N. J Hon. Baltes Pickel, Of Tren-
ton, to Mrs. Anna Hocomb.
HUNT-LAROWE.--At the residence ofthe brides
parents Dee. 10, ly The Rev. s. II. Queen, Abner
II. Hunt and Ella Larowe, both OF Harbourtown,
New Jersey.
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PROPOSALS.

In accordance with q resolution passed by Com
mon Council sealed proposals for keeping the poor
Of the City OF Lambeftyille will be received by the
undersigned upto the hour of meeting of Com
IRON Council, q o'clock, T.. NJ J Jan. It'll, 1884, at
which meeting sand proposals will he opened.
Council reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
For full particulars as to the number of persons
at the poor house at the present time, inquire OF
the Committee
Copies of the agreement for the present year
GEO. X. MELLICK,
q H III. LAIR
Els 5Es 55t.8 J. CALLAN.
Dec. i9.-td. Committee
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Blood would Run,


For five years / was
a great sufferer from
catarrh, My nostrils
were so sensitive that
| could not bear the
least bit of dust; at
times so bad the blood
would ran. At night
| could hardly breathe.
Ely's Cream Balm
c u r c d M @. Peter
Bruce, Ithaca. N Y. -
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DEATHS.

LAWYER.-In Titusyille, Dec 90, 1885, William
ii. Lawyer, aged Gs years.
PALM ER.--In Trenton, Dee. 81, 1888, VIM. i. son
of WIN. and Susan Palmer, and grandson of VIM
Fisher Of this city, aged years and 10 months.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!!

The books OF =. u. Mackey having been placed
IN my hands for collection. all persons owing
save costs. J., II. SERGEANT.
Dec. 12.-3t.
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sArIsFAorIos a0ARAxrxED.

:. 30 Orders addressed 10 q. A. Barlow's Mnsjc
prompt attention. Ane 90 Am ~
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--Geutlemen's Furs aud Fur Caps for
sale by Hotel, SO f. State St, Trenton.
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THE MARKETS.

IainDerfyile. Dec. %, 1888.
Z PRICES OF GRxIN corrected every wednes-
day by =. +. Lear, dealer In Grain. Flour,
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Jersey Waists!
Jersey Jackets!

Our stock of Jerseys was
never so large or variety of
styles so great as at the present
time, and we still maintain the
same low prices, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the manufact-
urers have advanced their
prices.
We have just added another
number to our already large as
sortment, which we do not hes
itate in pronouncing the Hand
soonest Jersey ever shown in
this country. 1t is made of the
finest material imported, and in
finish and appearance equal,
if not superior, to a Silk Jersey,
They are made to our special
order, and consequently can
only be found at the Boston
House for the low price of 50.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Ladies' Temperance Work.

The drst of the fall meetings in Masonic
hall, conducted by the Womans' Christian
union, was held yesterday afternoon at $3.50,
aud was conducted by the young ladies. The
first hymn and chorus, sung by band of ex-
cellent musicians in attendance, stirred the
audience with enthusiasm. Miss Kessler
made the opening prayer, and Miss Hendley
read the Scriptures commenting most effect
lively ON different phases of tho work of faith
and love. Miss Ida Rogers gave a recitation
Sometime" portraying how all things worl;
together for good, which was highly appre.
ciated. A quartette from Ryland chapel, led
by Prof. Gallagher, rendered piece to the
delight Of all present. Rev. G. II. House
pastor Memorial chapel NJ. G. church, made
an eloquent address. Mr.. Gallagher sang a
solo, which was applaudod. Mrs. Roach and
Rev. Mr.. Shiveley will attend next Sabbath
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Lace Department.

100 dozen children's cream
colored, hand crocheted collars,
elegant quality for the price,
IS and soc each.
lob lot of null fchus, en-
broidered ends, reduced from
10 to SC each.
Children's embroidered and
Hamburg collars, 81 each; for
merly sold for $I.37H and
$I.68 each.
Null fichus, 25c each. White,
with colored polka spot; reduced
from soc.
Null fchus, soc each. A
large assortment both white
and colored.
Carrickmacross Lace reduced
I5c per yard to close; widths,
2H to 31a inches; formerly CSC
per yard.
Ladies' Linen Collars, S and
Ioc each.
Ladies' Linen Cape Collars,
12l and nc each.
Valenciennes Lace by the
piece; II yards for 25c; Il
yards for 3719c.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Mems Furnishing Department.

Mems fine Braces, silk work
ed, csc.
Mems fine Braces, pencil
stripes, 25c.
Mems fine Braces, extra quail
ity, 371ac. !.
Another lot Of mems half
hose in solid colors-cardinal,
garnet, and navy blue-full reg
ular, extraordinary value for the
money, CSC per pair.
Mems fine spun-silk half hose
in black, superior quality, 81
per pair.
Mems fine white shirts fol
5oc each.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Dress Goods Department.

Opened to-day an invoice of
Arabian and Algerian Suitings
colors-grey mixed, blue, ma
room, and green; 22 inches in
width; 25c per yard.
Cotton goods at low prices.
1914 Bleached Sheetings,
good quality, 25c per yard.
"A Brown Cottons, good
quality, 6Hc per yard.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Glove Department.

Ladies' lisle-thread gloves,
three elastic, lace arm, extra
length and quality, soc per pr.
Ladies jersey-top lisle-thread
gloves, 6-button length, soc per
pair; superior quality,
Ladies silk jersey gloves, 6
and S-button lengths, 65 and
75c per pair.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
The Tramp Brigade.

The tramp brigade has reached this city
after tour through the north, and yesterday
they spread themselves all over town work
ing different schemes on unsuspecting citi-
zcns. They all wear the regulation uni
form, and some Of their "boodle lays y
are very amusing. One Of them
plays the mania potu racket very neatly
lie approaches his man and wrinklinl
his face, uttcrs series of spasmodic sounds,
resembling cross between u loud hiccough
and II deathly grOau, and beseeches five cents
to save him from an attack of imaginary
snakes, crocodiles, and other creeping things
Another works the hospital scheme. Ho ha;
permit to some hospital and wants five cent:
to ride to the institution. The most success
ful scheme, however, is that of raising money
to bury wife or child. 1t is estimated thai
the gang which reached hore yesterday, by
way of Alexandria, numbers at least twenty
| five tramps, "of all arms"
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Woodward & Lothrop,
BOsTON DRY GOODs HOUSE
No. 921 Penna. Avenue.
THE JERSEY "PAR EXCELLENCE"

We open to-day the Jersey Par Excellence" So made
from beautiful quality ofmpored jersey CLOTH very elastic
yet very close and firm altogether the finest Jersey that has
been offered We have them in all sizes from 49, with
and without pockets
Jersey Jersey unless it is the correct shape We
claim for owesprced Jerseys that the shape correct
They by practical and made and finished
other outside garments entirely different from
nany so-caled Iersevs
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Housekeeping Department.

Loom damask, all linen, new
styles and patterns just opened,
90 inches wide, SO, 5S, 81, and
CSC per yard.
Special bargain in knotted
fringe towels.
$50 dozen choice fancy Dor
dered huck towels, full size,
2ox4o, all linen, knotted fringe,
and in an immense variety OF
patterns, only 25c each.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Grey Jerseys.

Unique, and just the thing
for ladies in half mourning and
those preferring quiet shades !;
made of excellent material, and
only $3.50 and IS each.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
ALL Silk Jerseys.

A new invoice just received
of those elegant All Pure Silk
Jerseys, in black only, at the
very reasonable prices of $40
and $I2.5 50 each.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
The LonxrelIow,

Messrs. Luchs & Brother, cigar manufact-
urors 525 Seventh street northwest {" Island
of Cuba" cigar store), are putting handsome
match stands surmounted by an excellent
bust of Longfellow in all the stores where
their new and already faVorite Longfellow
cigar is sold. This cigar is good one, per-
haps the best cent cigar on the market
Lovers Of the weed should give it trial.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Cheapest LaCeS in the City.

Torchon aces and beautiful
fom5 to per
and1 pieces wide &c
Iot4 comp rises piecesN Lace om
this
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Obs QnInis RonnL
Gbe qaIas 8opaI
Ch0apGat Hosiery in the City.

First Bargan-lOo dozen warranted Al-lk Hose in cardinal plum navy
blue oak, bronze $.15 a.
pal
Third agnin25 dozen blue cardinal black &c.
70
English value offered for 20
e pa
white 9S pair
Sixth Bargan5O double heels double and double
knees in English Navy Blue Hose, pair
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Cheapest COrSetS in the City.

Corset pair
long
BargainBeer quality 81 % pair
Steel COrse S50
Thirteenth BargnP d. all Makes Sizes and color from Slo
all makes and Sizes from 81 per
National Republican., 1883-09-03
nInrrinne I.in.ns.a

Marriage licenses were issued Saturday to
George +. Wohlforth and Nottie T.. Shattuck;
Samuel higgins and Ada Atkinson, both of
Surry county, Va,
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Cheapest HandkerChiefS in the City.


colo borders
in an endless variety of designs, 2c each.
designs positively warranted coors
Alnen andkerchief
O colored borders, 10, 10, and 25c EACH
Anen Handkerchief with
white 25c each
Chidns Alinen
warranted fast coor and three for @ and two for 25c
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Cheapest Jerseys in thG City.

selling beftng
the best quality the lowest Our first quality 4S each
$29 third quality 1924
the world give better value Our Jersey 1924 will compare avay
with those sold at So
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Cream-White Jerseys.

We have only a few in stock,
and in order to close them out
have reduced the price to So.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
IT is significant of fair dealing that Mr.. r.

IT is significant of fair dealing that Mr., r.
IL. Taylor Clate Taylor & Hufty), on finding
that the prices of standard goods are lower
than last year in New York, at once marked
down his stock on hand to correspond with
the prices his new fall stock will be sold at
In sorting out his stock, n largo quantity of
articles have been marked down from 20 to
80 per cent. to clear the house of broken lots,
shop soiled and wrinkled goods.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
Don't Die In the House.

"Rough ON Rats" Clears out rats mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers, l5c.
National Republican., 1883-09-03

THE Ohio Republican association will hold
a special meeting tonight at Grand Army
hall, corner of Seventh and L streets north
west. II. G. MEGREw, secretary.
Ohioans wishing toaval themselves ofcheap
transportation to Ohio this fall should at once
mako application for membership.
National Republican., 1883-09-03

Our assortment of Black and
Colors at $3.50, IS, 80, and 81
is most complete, and in quality
and style are unequaled at the
prices named.
National Republican., 1883-09-03
7 4 B PALAIS RO Y A i.
111z-1119 -Re1Ana.- Ave-
Hosiery Department.

Special bargains in ladies'
hose, Derby ribbed, and pencil
striped, full fashioned, excellent
colors, and extra vahe, 25c per
pair.
Fifty dozen ladies balbriggan
hose, full regular, iron frames,
25c per pair.
Misses ribbed hose, heavy
weight for fall wear; colors in
clude cardinal, plum, garnet,
navy blue, and brown; 5A to
8H, all sizes; 25c per pair. =,
Five hundred dozen misses
hose, solid colors, full fashioned,
extraordinary value for the
money; colors are cardinal,
garnet, and navy blue 25c per
pair.
Boys and misses heavy rib
bed hose, cardinal, navy, wines,
and garnet, all sizes, 371ac per
pair.
An elegant line of ladies' silk
hose in black, navy blue, gar
net, cardinal, and plum, only
$I.25 per pair.
These choice goods are lower
than ever before sold in this
city, and are considered by us
a rare bargain.
Handkerchief Department
Children's plain white all,
linen hemmed handkerchiefs,
sc each.
Children's plain white and
printed borders all-linen hem
med handkerchiefs, only Sc
each.
Childrens plain white anc
printed bordered all-linen hem
med handkerchiefs, only On, 8
and S15c each.
Hemstitched pure linen hand
kerchiefs, small size, made from
ends of cloth, 6Ac each.
Hemstitched pure linen hand
kerchiefs, ladies' size, &C each
three for 25c.
! Hemstitched pure linen hand
, kerchiefs, ladies' size, Ioc each
$I.2o per dozen.
l. Ladies extra fine pure linel
hemstitched handkerchiefs, bot
0 wide and narrow hens, onl
! I2Hc each.
Ladies extra fine pure line
printed bordered handkerchief
), only I21ac each.
Woodward & LOthrOl
National Republican., 1883-09-03

Saturday afternoon three young men, par
TALLY intoxicated undertook TO occupy seats
on the grand stand at the Athletic park with
out paying tho price of admission, ten cents.
They were politely requested to vacate or
pay, but on their refusal Special Officer
Weeden put them out. When they reached
the outer gate they made an attack on the
officer, but he gave them surprise party in
the rapidity and force of his blows, and they
beat retreat before the arrival of the police.