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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-11
A GARD.

sgTo All who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth,
nervous weakness. early decay, loss
of manhood. &c.. will send il rec
ipe that will cure you, FREE Ot'
CHANGE. This great remedy was
disco vercd by missionary in South
America. Send IL self-aadressed en-
velape to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station u, n. \. City. 7yl.
NJ. Tonslcy has now completed ar
engagements for the sale of the Hal
laday's Standard Wind Nils ani will
soon have up one Of the ID foot
.eared mills anil I. Y L. feed
grinder at Is. =. Norton's barn. Call
aud see mo il you want n good grind.
ing or pump mills. RENDER this.
that the Hallcday has not a rotary
motion attachment, nut is really a
geaie ed mill and the only successful
one IN use. III
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The Best Cough Medicine
IN THE WORLD
~.~.v~v =, r~nYsr- AZ rvT<nrr

Call on your druggist and get "a
sample bottle Of Browns Eypecto-
rant free OF charge. 1t cures Coughs
Hoarseness. Whooping Cough and
Consumption in lis early stages. III
is IL scientific preparation, admirably
adapted for the cure OF all Throat
and Lung Diseases. 1t is pleasant
to take ana entirely harmless. Try
II; it costs you nothing. Regular
size bottles, soc. and Sl.UO. For sale
hy MI druggists. lat26
Taraxine Memorandum Book free.
Our Little Ones and The Nursery
for January, 1881, is the Holiday No.
OF this charming Magazine. aud is
the most attraeti.s one W. issued.
The poems. stories and desert .ptive
articles are all by th. best writer's,
and are such as will interest the pets
of home, as well rs improve their
minds aud Ieats The publishers
a,nocnce that no heap III i'm e.
the bound ro'a"r .f0r The present
year ri be pat HpUn tie market
through the tooa trade.
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/ dollars on actoaa1 Il Il I'll 81
ian,i y every year sh"R III f,.
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terihg the twenty first year OF il
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.3.OTICEIN PROB.ITE.

TO Whom It Nay C0Nc<Fn:
You and each or yoM are hereby notlned 20
,Upe.r a. the Court Iisuse In GRECO. Howard
IUunty Iowa, "a The 3ih iay OF February 4. p.
1Sa 81 aclsck y. m. 70 sii<Ld The prooa!e q
m tnst;ament puYpoitin2 To be the last Will
asnd 1eeta ment OF Michael X. u Brien, late OF
Howard County. low a, deceased. at which time
acd rlaSe you viii appear and show cause. II
any HhT said VIII should net DC ndm!ttedto
probate.
Ia tlsumany whereof. have hereknto rub,
aAi1AAd nv nams anc affixed the Zeal Of salu
%.A@. this "a dag Of January 1883.
fRgH WM. THEoPHiLrs,
Clerk al circuit Cehrt.
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4 Birthday Patty.

Saturday last it was our pleasure
TO attend and partake Of Il dinner at
Charley j. Mcad's on the occasion
Of the list birth day Of his father,
Mr.. Philip Mead, cousin OF the pub.
fishers Of this paper. Having lived
nearly the allotted period Of life, Il
,oiler from boyhood to within the
past year or so, his health and
strength il noble illustration of
what temperate and steady habits
are worth to man in his declining
years.
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4 20 Il Iii.ild 20 he Il II tse

San FRANCHISE. Consul 4 +. =,
OF the Ciin.s, Gnn.ulate Gfilct. "
pres ..s himself clearly il, ayirg
that he. rs well ~ his iiMily Lave
suffered severely from ih'n'nati ~
and ncufal4in, aud thai III. dicinc.s
". r. II I'd Ia vain. At last st. duo
obs Oil was tried, which effected Il
cure in every tasr. Tas Consul re-
CARDS tn. Oil us the greatest pain
curing remedy IN existence.
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PROOF AGAINST COLDS.

PROOF AGAINST COLDS.
g" One of those long. heavy Chin.
chilli listers at Wentworth 4 Mich
OILS: you should not 90 the Rink
without one.
The youthful color, beauty and
lustcr are gradually restored To gray
hair by Parkcr's Hair Balsam. jan
Useful In the Family.
We usually leave it to doctors to
recommend medicines. but Parker's
Ginger Tonic has been so useful in
our family in relieving sickness and
suffering that we cannot say TOO
much In its praise salem argues. ]
Good FOR Babies,
With a baby at breast nothing Is
90 useful for qnieting my own and
baby'a nerves rs Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t prevents bowel COM
plants. and is better than any stiln-
ulant to- give strength and appetite.
A Newark Mother. jan.
The daughters office Is to tighten
the burdens OF her carewora mother
Sud disappointment when weakness
es make her only another burden.
Ioa PhOra Is for just such eases.
.+"Wisc MEN say nothing in dan
gcrous times" Wise men use moth
ing in dangerous diseases but the
best anil most approved remedies.
Thus kidney wort is employed uni
verstlly in eases Of diseased liver,
kidney and bowels. 1t will cost you
but n trifle to try it. and the result
will be most delightful.
Millions OF packages Of the Dia-
mond Dyes have been sold without
- single complaint. Everywhere
they are the favorite dyes.
Mr.. Ed. Dash, druggist, Guthrie
Centre Iowa, says: II am selling
Browns Iron Bittcrs with good sat.
isfaction to my customers"
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NOTICE TO REDEEM.
TO george ElNy or other unknown owners 81
we lansr hereinafter described:

10 l1CofHe ElKy or other NnkhOWN CWnETS OF
we lanes hereinafter described:
Take notice that a. the adjourned tax sale,
M~yMn ana publicly held at the office OF the
County Treasurer. In caAcU. Howard county.
Iova, pursuant TO law. commencing GA thu nitt
Monday of October 1879, to. wit: On the II day
u December 1879 thereafter TO which tine said
fale had been legally ADJOURNED. the following
AnscriOed real estate Was sod oy the treasurer
sT satd county for the taxes due thereon for the
Tear 1874 amounting 10 the sum Of 81 ~. TO wit:
one and 4 half acres on lot ..,sws OF section :,
town O, XII. we~i OF the 9th p. IN; that n:
Taft becane the purchaser Of said land AT said
Sale, and that the right OF redemption Will ex-
y4re and deed for said land be made 20 the un
4ersaxned. who Ia now the owner ara holder IN
node thereon BIZ the treasurer OF said county.
unless redemption from sait sale be made With
N 81 dayS from the COMPLETED service OF this no
Nee. II. =. CUh>IhGAAA.
NasNi January ., 1898 Owner. I34.
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The silver Water Service ut the
Father Mathew temperance party
on New Years night was votedto Jac-
oh Lowry rs the most popular man
IN Howard county. It was . close
run between Mr. Lowry and Mr..
John =. Peck. Towns all IN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-11

The Hoice Of the People. is new
paper that voices the public senti-
ment OF all who labor, hailing from
New York. It is Il large eight page
paper, full OF substantial reading.
The subscription price is 81 year,
and is worth the money.
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DR.. q. n. Hoyt, will go to Chicago
soon, to tukc an additional! course
in Hanneman Medical College. DIR.
Cartwright Of DEBORAH, will fill his
place among,ths sick, during his alb
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A SENSIBLE WOMAN.

Gracious alive" screamed Stun
per the. other morning, "Lucilla has
got 4 bilious attack; send for a half
dozen bottles OF that mixture wehnd
last, right away" Indeed you
sha'nt.' replied his wife, Indignantly
LIN just tired OF buying so much,
and all for nothing. Our boy was
sick the other day, and couldn't eat.
50 just gave him dose of Swayne
Pills. and he pretty soon had an APP
petite like his father Ill just try
them again." Now. that was a sens
IDLE woman. The Pills she spoke OF
are the best medicine extant for the
complaints alluded to: also consti-
patton, dropsy, lansnor and fevers.
"RU 'HrPAIBA."
quick. complete cure. nil ANNOYING Kidney,
bladder aud Urinary Diseases. u. druggists.
a., ~ stiffness.
eD-The Dozicr Ncyl Cracker Cos.
celebrated Crackers and Jumbies for
sale at 4, l., Bannsarter l. 90,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ We have Mems Good all Wool
Suits. worth $3.50. that we will sell
for $l0.50; don fail to sec them, they
are a bargain.
WESTv ORTIZ & NICHOLS,
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MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

Masquerade ut the Rink, Friday
evening Of next week.
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OHNSOS-HANSON.-A the residence OF 4.
r. fui er Cresco, Iowa. Dec 2s,h 1882, by Rev,
NJ. Langland, Hector johnson ana Bcrthy
Hanson: both OF Winnesheik county.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-11
ALMOST AS BAD.
Whatths Peralexel Physicians do In Gases
ar Emergency.

w
Of Emergency.
~ toll you the honest TRUTH" answered the
do, for .Brght's disease boiher> the medical
man almost AZ badly ~ cancer does. Having
pass, i a certain stage. both point straight 10
eternity |, may h nnrrufe->ional 10 let out
IN. secret. hut whichever 4 patient cones 70 me
with HrilnI'S Iiseays, or any kidney trouble
acting Ike II. tell him 10 put on EENSoN'S
1APt NE FOhOIS fl.Asl ER wiaout Gelay.
The doctor spoke ly the card. The CspeiGe
Goes right TO the spot. II YOU can he nelped
the Vapeine VIII do IT, Look out for frauts Is
III. word cAPclSE cut In the middl. the
% astsr. II 50 You are nj. tight. Price Is Cts.
Seabury 4 Johnson, Chemists, New york.
highest awards. l.ta
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FREE. FREEl
NEw DISCOVERY FOR PILLS.

INV HESNV' INK Wv ~'.','
A new remedy for this dreaded
disease has been discovered by Dr.
Drming A single application will
convince the most skeptical OF its
most wonderful healing powers. BY
calling on your druggist, yon can
obtain Il sample box free Of CHARGE,
which will satisfy you Of its curative
qualities. l2t26
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49, TI ysff$
for Everybody i1a Howard Co.

"a" Sugar 10 lbs, for 500
New Orleans a 1ol lbs for 81.
Extra "C' II lbs. for S1.OO
Yellow &c. 12fbs for ST 90
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ICE. ZCE.'

I will furnish lee for packing or
or family use at all times during the
season. Orders may be left with Ed.
Craghill. Ice delivered In Cresco.
81 90 Il load: on the pond at New
Oregon, 30 cents.
lott EZRA M. Cole.
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sTT To WHOM II May CONCERN: .its.
q. H. Wood, will have public
Auction Sale in front Of the Court
House every two weeks, commence
ing next week Saturday. Office ut
John l. Sturgis Store. lott
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e. The youthful color, beauty and
lustcr are gradually restored To gray
hair by Parker's Hair Balsam. jan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16

Die pom Sberbofe: Der Sofi6uIse bat
cine neberrai9ums!i
Oas mare Der Senter rtefen bic griten
unb liefen mad benz Sberbofe gu.
Der Yatriotencaspar leti9te bic i3dbne,
iprans wie uniinnis auf benz Morbplate
lumber uno idrie Seiia! Seiia! 90 tits
redt. Die So6ter ma6te id Dir sur 0irne,
ben Sunsen gu Srei uno bid madt' id nun
sunidt! Sbr Jolt erfabren, mas es beiBt,
~serinsere 2eute ueradten! &0nnt' id iett
mein Brotofoa auisenommen friesen, mare
i9 gang sufrieSen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-01-16

.B@Sie 0iamanten : Sarben brinsen
ltets mebr gu Stanoe, ais man erwartet.
SGrben sic NAL bas alte &leib. @s wirb
wie nsu ausieben. Nur 10 @ents.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Tho dwelling of the late James Entwisle,
sr., on North Royal street. was sold Saturday
to Mr. Henry Service for Sl,725
Sarepta hall was sold Saturday to the First
National bank, of this city, for $1,000.
The schooner w. r. Houston is on the ways
at Agnew & Co.'s shipyard for repairs.
The schooner William Il. Hart arrived hero
yesterday from Providence, Il. l., and will
take cargo of coal for the American coal
company for that place. The captain reports
encountering % severe gale while in the
Delaware breakwa but the vessel received
no serious damage.
The new schooner Henry s. Culver is lying
Off Agnows shipyard receiving her sails,
anchors, &c.
morrow to fill vacancy in the board of alder
men from the first ward, caused by tho failure
of Mr.. @. G. Smoot to qualify.
The time of the city hall clock was changed
yesterday to agree with the standard time
based upon the 75th meridian.
Past grand dictator of tho knights OF
Honor will visit Belle Haven lodge, No. 233S
of that order tonight.
Mrs. Henry Sampson was seriously burned
Saturday by the overturning of stove She
was attended by DIR. Klipstein, who rendered
medical assistance.
1t Is reported In this city that two colored
men got into fight about two miles the other
side of Ieesburg on Friday, in which knives
were used cutting each other in such o man
ner that both died. Their names could not
be ascertained A woman was the cause.
The churches were all very largely attended
yesterday. The pulpit Of tho First Presby'
terian church was occupied by Rev. H.
Whittlesey, and that Of the Second Presby-
terian church by tho Rev. j. It. Leftwich.
All of the other churches were occupied by
their regular pastors.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
A Saturday Night entertainment.

A most enjoyable entertainment was givon
by the ladies of the Hillman house on Satur-
day night-which will be continued every Sat
urday night during the winter--and it proved
a complete success. Tho spacious parlors of
the hotel were crowded, and the singing,
reading, &C., gave general satisfaction, as
was evidenced by tho repeated encores. 1t
was an evening Of real pleasure. The follow
ing participated: Instrumental-Miss Weaver
and Miss Brown, of Tennessee Vocal-Mr.
@. j. Miles, barytono, and Miss Hickcox.
Readings-Mr. Eugene Jewell and Miss Manic
Miles. Miss Clara Hillman rendered very eff
fective aid, with the assistance of Mr.. Frank
Marsh, to make the entertainment success.
Among the many present were the following
Mrs. Orlando Sunny, Mrs. George Fouse,
Mrs. and Miss Clara Hillman Miss Jennie
Shankland, J. s. Hickcox, wifo, and daughter;
Col. w. w. Prescott, wife, and daughters; Col.
Hamlink, wife, and daughters; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Howels, of Boston; Homer Fellows and
wife, II. b. Bolton and wife, Mrs. Cutter, Mrs.
Hartman, Miss Matte Divall, Mrs George
Wilmington, Mengo Wilson, o. X. Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brummet, Mrs. Veiten-
heimer, and Mrs. b. L. Gilbert
National Republican., 1883-11-19
The National Union League.

Tho National Union league has decided to
postpone the meeting proposed to be held at
Atlanta, Ga, and will hold joint meeting of
tho national and executive committee of the
league ut the Ebbitt house, in this city, on
the ninth of December next. This conference
is called for the special purpose of considering,
and, If possible, deciding upon limo of policy
to be pursued by the league to assist in check
ing, and as soon as possible overthrowing,
bourbonism in the southern states. This ques-
tion is Of such national Importance as to COM
mend itself to every friend Of republican
form of government.
The officers of tho league are President,
Gen. James s, Negley, Pittsburg, Pa; vice
presidents, VIM. L. Chandler, Concord, N. H.;
Q. II. Grosvenor Athens, Ohio; j. Il. Bryant,
Atlanta, Ga; VIM. p. Canaday, Wilmington,
N. c.; M. G. George, Portland, Oregon; VIM.
D. Forten, Philadelphia Pa; G. +. Scott
Parkersburg, w. Va; w. J. Baxter, Jonesville,
Mich; s. A. MacAllister Wilmington, Del;
corresponding secretary, Thomas G.. Baker,
New York recording secretary, s. f. Gwin-
ner, Washington, ID. G.; treasurer, VIM. V.
Alexander New York chaplain, J. j. Cooper,
Philadelphia, Pa; marshal, Jacob Rowles
Baltimore, Md. sergeant at arms, 5. I,
Demar, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
East Washington Suffrage Club.

The executive committee of the East
Washington Suffrage club have issued a call
for the meeting Wednesday evening at
Peakes hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh streets southeast. The
call states that "all citizens of this section
who favor popular form of government and
the restoration of those rights guaranteed
every citizen of the United States by the con-
stitution, will assemble" at the above hall to
hear an expression of views on the subject.
Seueral well known speakers have responded
In tho call
National Republican., 1883-11-19


Upward Of four hundred children, beside
n largo number Of adults, participated in tho
exercises Of the children's jubilee meeting in
further honor of tho anniversary of Martin
Luther's birthday, at the Memorial Lutheran
church yesterday afternoon. These children
were for tho larger part children of tho
schools connected with tho Memorial church,
under the direction of Mr.. Kinsell and DIR.
Butler, respectively, and those Of tho Father
land, under the supervision of Dr. Homrig-
haus and Prof. Guss, respectively. The pro-
gramme embraced several Of Luther's hymns
"Come Holy Spirit" and Elm Feste Burg
responsive reading by the superintendent
and pupils, and a number Of recitations by
Mary Fcnwick, Jennie Thomas, Mary White,
and song by Lena Storzer; also song by
the infant class. Rev. DR.. Pitzer, who was
present, delivered an address to the children,
as also did DR.. Butler. After a collection
had been taken, each scholar was presented
with an abridged and neat copy of the life Of
Luther.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
A German LECTURE.

Capt. Joseph Wirth, who served in the
union army during the war, and more re-
Gently has been employed upon the Panama
canal lectured last evening at Abner's hall
before q German audience upon "a trip
through Mexico to the Pacific coast" giving
an interesting account of the principal cities
of that neighboring republic, their inhabi-
tants, climate, industries, &C., concluding
with description of his journey, on return:
ing to tho United States, through Arizona
toward California
National Republican., 1883-11-19
EAST WASHINGTON.

At New Jerusalem temple yesterday morn
ing Rev. William B. Hayden, of Portland,
Me-, occupied the pulpit. Tho subject was,
"The Raising of tho Widows Son at Main"
Rev. j. G. Hagey occupied the pulpit at
both services at the North Capitol M. H..
church yesterday. The morning subject was,
"The Peace of Jerusalem" and the evening
subject was "The Tabernacle Of David Re-
built"
The scholars of Lincoln (colOred) public
school are rehearsiug for o concert to be given
ut Lincoln hall next month.
All day gospel temperance services were
held at Seamens retreat yesterday. Rev. Mr..
Harris, an Indian missionary; Maj. Turner,
Chaplain Kramer, and Others made addresses.
A new social club has been organized in
East Washington, called tho Heart Of Oak, "
with the following officers President, Rich
ard Mann; secretary, William Anderson, and
treasurer, John Yolk.
The coils of tho eighth precinct remained
empty yesterday.
THE new standard time will, from to-day
on, be indicated by the clock in our window.
Our regulator in the store, which is con-
nected by direct wire with the United States
observatory, will, rs heretofore, show the
time OF the meridian Of Washington.
r. HARRIS u Co.. Jewellers,
43S Seventh. Street.
National Republican., 1883-11-19

tho fourteenth amendment. If IL be not,
then that race is left, in respect OF the civil
rights under discussion, practically at the
mercy of corporations and individuals WELD
ing power under public authority.
Tho rights which congress, by the act Of
1876, endeavored to secure and protect, are
legal NOT sooial riphts
National Republican., 1883-11-19
The Shakespeare Club. 4

The Shakespeare club held its regular weekly
meeting at the residence of Maj. M. s. Hop
kins, No. 1105 K street on Saturday evening.
The usual literary and musical exercises
took place, followed by interesting selections
read by Messrs. Tweedale, Murdoch, Whit
alxeI, Mrs. Adams, and Miss Dade Among
those present were Mr.. john Tweedsle and
wife, Mr.. Murdock and wife, Mr.. Whitaker
and wife, sMr. John Joy Edison and wife,
Capt. Adams and wife, Mrs. Doctor Stevens,
Mr.. Hanford, Mr.. Kitson, and Mrs. Heaton.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
a series OF Prize Fights.

1t was reported yesterday afternoon that q
crowd of half drunken men repaired to a lot
near tho Jail and INDUCED in series of minor
prize fights. The scene was brutal ono. A
gentleman who witnessed it said: "The men
took of their coats, put up an amount of
money on each result, and indnlged in bloody
rough aud tumble fights" No arrests were
made, as that police beat is said to cover over
five miles, with only one patrolman during
the day.
National Republican., 1883-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of Vessels at che
River Front.

At Georgetown Schooner Thomas
Borden, Cherbuck, for Hyannis; Henry s.
Culver. Crowley. for Providence; sallie and
Ella, Lloyd, for Norfolk.
Canal matters-Thirty boats arrived by
canal since last report, and tho following
left this place: River Nile, Deer Park, Med
Icy, John M. Voale, American Flag, Savan-
nah, L. Kroon, II. X. Shaner, J. p, Moore, J.
Bradburn, Hollandor, q. w. Knott, DIR. M.
M. Lewis, S. Henry, G. A. McIlhenny
L. l.. Whiting, II. Bonsell, +. g. Gar
rett A. II. Agnew, o. Darrow, Eugene,
b., Minnie and Pinlkie, A. Sherman, James
A. Garfield, Ivan, G.. f. Smith, Potomac, A.
J. Clarke, Dakota, Boulah, Charlie, Matte
O., J. Barrell, Hunter Loe
Nrw yopu stoyva Mt Eiok,s oil pannsvlvania
National Republican., 1883-11-19
Nouroina.

sSTNHE TRBMoNT."-THIS HOUSE HAS
i been Tepapored aud repAinted. and In every
way put In first class order II Is tho osL desirable
placn to board in the cY. Terms, S2 ESQ., $40 and sI5
per month House and halls heated by steam.
Il DROIp DINING ROOMS
IL FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
6l2 II STREET, WAsIIINoToN, ID. O.,
Opposite Patent once
Centn
% Meal Tickets, %, or tii per Month.
Comfortable dining rooms for lAdies aud families
up stairs, Meals and lunches served from a. IN,
to7p,m. j. W. BEALL, Proprietor,
nO2-3m
National Republican., 1883-11-19
MfNitaI.
HEALpH Is WEALTH.
gnst amn funnn.

II osT.-KITrEN- -SrRAYED SUNDAY MORN.
- ing, 18th st., near X, u white kitten, with
10Th st. G2t
Y os'r.-A MASONIC PIN (sQUARE AND COM
IL pass) with ~ diamonds liberal reward N left at
nl24th st. N. w, L. B, CurLER 0lQ
National Republican., 1883-11-19
THE Celebrated Orator should bo interviewed.

Rs- Advertisements under the heads Of Wants, For
Rent, For Sale, Boarding, Lost and Found, and
Personal Of three lines or less, eighteen long tOords
l5 cents one insertion: each additional Insertion 10
cents Business cards not included IN these rates.