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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-19
RAILRUADS.
1000 G. TREAT I
1000 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE L

II -=Is:s:==g4 s=s:s==ss!:
TO THE NORTH. WEST s. AND SOUTHWEST.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

Now some one is trying to blow
up London Bridge, The London
Times charges the outrage to Amer
lea without giving any apparent
reasons. An American must be
careful how he walks in Hingland.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

PROBABLY before anott ISSUE Oh
this paper the third NEE y re- e.
lotion to the metes and .pos OF
this town will have beer ms
matter needs the sound 5i'l"re
Judgment of our citlze ~ ,'e' 10 .
one Jump at conclusions sstily ma a.,
thereby miss much iml ian. ,. nat
ter The meeting to be- eid "'a'
nesday evening, ought IA to be one
FIJI of "motions;" a ~ deal o
useless talk, and an ad1'arn n .I !. y
a later period. Settle r t down t t
what is to be done, and Borough.
understand what has be no GUn NJ
and then act Accord y. Their
need be no great hurry This is
serious matter, involyiTs the &t'el
tion of every one in tn own INN
and especially those ~ ou's 30
We would advise eye man n vi :
Dukes the smallest IN T. !"
No 'wn, to attend. -
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

A scHooLMAsTER at Hors Cove,
KY, conquered twenty hcxemen
that had surrounded his hone for
the purpose of Kidding HID with
bullets for some supposed vrong,
The teachers name is Slocym, and
with a repeating rifle he kilisd one
man and shattered the leg IF ano-
ther. This shows a good deal o
mettle on the part of the @hool
master, although scenes of Gin char
acter are most disgraceful, ala pun
ishment by law should be tie out
come of the tragedy.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20
opposite Patent ONCE, washington, D, C.
REGISTERS oFPIcE,


New Castle County, Del, November 10Th, 1854
Irnon the application of Thomas A. Rees and
,u0lInr, n Rees executors of John X.
ISees late of Pencader hundred, in salj
.cnnnty deceased, 1t is ordered and diTeoieo
I' ths REGISTER that the Executors aforesaid give
~ ticc az SrantinR of Letters Parliamentary upon
me estate of the deceased, with the date OF grant
Inc thereof by causing Advertisements to he post
M within Tor; days from the date 81 such Letters
T." y, a. tnc n, al public places Of the county OF
New castle rcqniring all versions having de-
tnends nptius tile Cstlte to present the samo, VI
nTids NV mn Act Of Assembly IN such case maue
al any iled and also cause the same 10 he IN
So tad within the same period in rhE bELAwAHE
IpDGER a newspaper published n NtWhrR' uhu
70 ne continued therein two months
-, ntycn under the hand aud sea Of one
! y of the Register aforesaid, at iimlhktSSht
| SEAL in New cds'le County al"rSs INV ""
~ """ iiSATIUS {. GRURB, Register.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, is !

THERE is great depressiorM the
iron trade. Mills are forced close
from the fact of not i1avir seany.
orders to fill. How long tn state
of affairs will exist is hard ta#pre-
dict, yet we hope and trust twill
be but of short duration,
Now is time that aid socie ies be
formed in every city and will to
relieve actual want and su #ing,
Strictest economy will have V be
practiced, and men thrown ut of
one employment must imme Ntely
seek for another, although ] hray
not pay him 50 we'll. Those iaving
families to support must relntnize
the fact that half-pay is bett'rAhan
no pay at all. Idle hands nevel
brighten home, but too oftsu de
stroy what little happiness rfpaini
after long struggles against r,verty
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

ported as having been a brilliant af
fair. Some 400 of the Quaker city's
fair daughters, engaged The atten-
ton Of a like number Of gailants. A
sight at the fairy scene presented
certainly did not give out the inn
preston of great depression in bust
ness, and that thousands are unem-
pioyed throughout the country.
Here wealth held high carnival, and
a thought of the morrow was chased
away by enhancing music and daz-
cling toilets. So it is, and so it will
ever be,-joy to-day sadness to-
morrow.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

Mr.. J. G. BLAINE Of Masne, has
withdrawn his libel suit against the
Indianapolis Journal, sayirgfhat a
fair trial could not be had without
undue influence from politeal con-
siderations. If we are not nil@aken,
Mr.. Blaine has acted very yisely in
taking such a course. AndfUe fur
ther think that newspapers should
be very careful how they sack q
mans personal character.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

THE Worlds Fair at New eAeans
was thrown open on T &day.
President Arthur started the ander-
GUS machinery of the exposition by
means of electricity. Mucl aelay
was at first experienced, but, nc all
great bodies, things moved atriAe
slowly. 1t is estimated tina 5000
persons passed through the saks on
the first day. This Fair sh W. the
South's great manufacturing and
growing industry.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20


A FEW WEEKS more and he State
Legislature will assemble a Dover.
There is q scramble for offes, and
mere or less influence is bllaght to
bear upon the Senators and Repre-
sentatives for favorites. AS ne are
not seeking an office, we Ne but
little who the lucky ones n. No
doubt IN those after office VII 90
some sort of plaaeesh i as the sP6 hi soI
orally three 6crsoe,:~.untans lre gem
The loose a, Ynen appointed ID each
,,o,;tas,ets hsehile one man opld do
r. tto work. I'd be done. T{is is es-
saotiol however, to party power;
the boys must have some sort OF
compensation for the work zone al
the primaries and on elect ~ day
There are, however, MATE OF I'M
nortonce to be transacted, IA, just
at this time, would like to 9 Della
ware College receive duereo ignltlon'
The building is in pitiab condl'
ton, especially the orator! There
ought to be an appropriate made
and of sufficient amount tc nliy re
pair the whole building. " II d
nossible that the people VI I'M
State are to stand idle and zee thu
old, time-honored insti sHion
learning, crumble and d'Tsy' an n
the walls left to stand as a enindf
of the once glorious past? We pra
not We beseech the com ~ Leg
loture to seriously con Ger tn
matter. Let the people p sFion u
I.;a1o+rra 70 grant the Hructu
~ f,rds necessary to re Ar it.
is nothing more than rigl mat !
building be repaired as e'fs as p'
sible. 1t has been seY@l yea
since anything has been ene' a
-.' a. 80 has arrived whe 3the L
islature ought to bestow pon pe
ware College what she East'Y
serves.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

Benign or (arman Fair,
And the :, the Academy fE@luslc, filll-
''""' on Tuesday mght. Is re-
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-12-20

All persons having claims against the estate y
the deceased must present the same duly allesteu
10 I'm Executors on or before November 10Th
tss5 or abide the Act OF Assembly in such cas'
made and provided. ,,.--,,..t, ,.,. Ma
Address VIM II. Rees Newark, Del.
Au"''' Executors,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS and lIUFFLERS.

do Warranted All Silk Handkerchief all II yard square, fifteen
different shades, age, sold elsewhere for 37c
do Brocaded Silk Handkerchief pretty designs and endless
variety of color, 4Sc, sold elsewhere for soc.
do Oriental Brocaded Silk Handkerchief in quaint designs and
curious shades of color 6Sc, sold elsewhere 7oc
All Silk Handkerchief all the rainbow good
silk large size, $50, sold elsewhere for ST.
IS doz Silk Handkerchief with representations of CATS dogs owls
flowers &c. all ns Of color 81 sold elsewhere for S75
doz Silk Muers, full size all Styles prices CSC, S5
r.6S, 1885, aa5, a6S, a.oS, gas, 3.4o $685. s9S.
do China silk Handkerchief white and all coo plain and
brodeed prices 80, 49, 6S oSc, sIa LAB, 1861
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
LADIES'.

Initial handkerchief, gcnu ne hand embroid-
cred mot machine sttchedl, very fine linen and
wide, hemstitched borders. sold elsewhere for
Soc; the Paiais Royal price Is 42c
Fine linen handkerchlef, heInstitched, fancy
colore1 borders In French de igns Positively
the same handkerchiefs as advert sed by our
competitors for 25c We offer the choice OF 225
doz. ut 12i1c. each
Sheer linen handkerchlofs, hemstitched. with
white embroidered borders or fancy designs In
colors. This lot comprises no less than $50 doz.
handkerchief and are sold elsewhere ut 80, 4S,
anil 8Sc. We offer the choice OF the entire lot
at 25c,
The very finest and choicest handkerchief
ever imported nre offered in Lot 40, which CON
slsts of 80 doz. sheer linen handk erchiefs-ex
qusite presents for your lady friends.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
TnE quotations of low prices for the last few

Aht VI lOM pllCts lOt tht iiot
days by the well.known jewellers, Jacobs
Bros, l210 Pennsylvania avenue, has caused
multitudes TO make their holiday purchases at
their establishment and feeling encouraged
ut tho extensive patronage received again
offer the following bargains Ladies' silver
vest chains, 81; solid gold sleeve buttons, 50;
solid gold initial sleeve buttons, 49, solid silver
match sales 81 solid silver butter knife, in
plush case, $3.50; plain rings, solid gold, So;
solid gold eyeglasses, So gold-headcd canes,
81; finest pearl opera glasses 81; diamond col
lar button, S.; solid silver chatelainc stem
windcr, So solid silver boys watch, strictly
first class, 90; Waltham stcm-winding, patent
silver case something new, $40; solid gold
bracelets, $40; diamond scarf pin $40; rnbics
and diamond ring, sl2; hunting case, ladies'
stem. winding watch, solid gold, only slS-this
is truly great bargain, well worth seeing;
diamond stud, SIS, latest for full Dress hand
some presentation, gold-hcadcd canes, SIS;
solid 14-karat gold, open face, stem-winder,
SIS, sold elsewhere for So. We call attention
to our immense stock of diamonds, which is
the largest in the city, and our established low
prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of a Day in and
About the City.


Kit Carson post. See special notices.
XMAS banners, CSC. toys. Gould. l2i, 9th st
Mayor Grace. of New York, It is said, has
engaged rooms for the 18th of March at the ST.
Marc, paying therefor $50 per day
Two horses, harnossed, evidently belonging
to same carriage, were brought to the eighth
precinct police station yesterday morning,
Or. Amos N. williamson, n well known
physician, died at his residence, 1856 f street
southwest, yesterday morning of heart disease.
Judge wylic yesterday accepted Messrs,
James t. Waugh and William ~ Thomas as
talesmcn to fill vacancies In the petit jury panel.
John =. Hume mail messenger of the
house Of representatives, sprnincd his ankle
| badly yesterday by falling from wagon at the
| capitol
Mrs Adelino Birge, widow OF Cyrus Birge,
and resident Of this city since 1850, died q
| Hyattsvillc Sunday. Her eldest daughter is
the wife of Rev j. +. Rankin.
Cut RATE sALE,--Eisemsn Bros, corner
| Seventh and Il.
At the drill of company A, Washington
Light Infantry corps Inst evening Lieut.; Cowie
| promulgated the order of Lieut.. Col. Moore,
| announcing the promotion OF w. NJ. Arnold to
fourth corporal Of said company.
| In the court in general term yesterday the
application of T.. H. Noodle for n mandnmus
| on the commissioner of patents TO compel him
! W ItEltttT lNDtl lOl VugelNllho sup Nhn
refused aud the action of the commissioner
| sustained.
Maj. Dye yesterday received letter from
! John Maley, of LCiSenning, Fayette county
| Pa, asking that the police look out for his
| SON. who disappeared in November. The son
IL % years of age, aud is deaf and dumb. and
OF unsound mind.
Capt aud Mrs. J. W. La Tourctte, of Capitol
hill, were the recipients last evening of boa,i-
tilul Christmas present In the shape OF an e!e-
CANT silver water pitcher and goblet. Mr
| George r. Pollock made the presentation
| speech, which was responded TO by Capt Ia
| Tourottc, after which the pitcher was christ.
Cned and the cup passed around.
CUT RATE SALE.-sce our $40 suits: the price
must and will sell them. Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and Il.
Tho senior class OF the National University
| Law school met last evening and presented to
Prof. Claughton Rrich and handsome edition
of Charles Rcadc'S novels. Mr.. Louis 4. Phil
| lips, chairman of the committee, made the
presentation address expressing the high re-
gard and esteem of tho class for its preceptOr.
Owing to the.unfavorable weather of last
Sunday evening, the lecture, which was 70
have been delivered before the st. Patrick .
Total Abstinence society by DR.. P. j. Murphy,
of Columbia hospital, was postponed until
next Sunday evening. The programme,
which is now in course OF preparation. will be
one OF the most interesting presented by the
Choral union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Ebbitt-D. T. Ames, New York; A. u.
Hart, New York; A. W. Sexton, jr., New York;
CLAYTON, New Jersey; Capt. w. u. Dougherty,
U. s. A.; Miss Wisdom, New York; J. Is. For
sythc and wife, Boston; J. q. Powell and wife,
New York and Capt. q. W. Moore, Baltimore.
The Metropolitan NJ Fisher New
York; ]. A slmms and wife, Washington ter
ritory, a. W. Mindel Philadelphia; r. A. Sa.
VILE, Nottingham, England; j. II, Durham and
wife, WILMINGTON, n. g.: II. Souclsse, Winni-
peg. Manitoba; Donald Mckay, jr., New York
a. j. Galloway North Carolina; Jacob Hart
man and wife aud II. W. Donnell and wife,
New York. Charles 7. Ford, Rochester, n. Y;
William Murray and wife, New Orleansi q. II.
Uawley, Vermont; j. II. Astruck, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

The great London artistcs, Hewitt's Musetts,
appeared at the Dime Museum on the ave
nue., near Eleventh street, yesterday afternoon
and evening Their performance is brilliant,
and encore after encore followed the various
situations and musical selections. No more
sparkling entertainment has been given hore
for years. The olio was peculiarly attractive.
the Aliens, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe, received many
encores As a man -of.war s.man, Joe danced
and sung with the genius of q Dibdcn. The
curios in the museum embraced many now
features
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
A CATHOLIC UNIV ERs1rY.


Rev. Father Chapolle, pastor of st. Mat
thew's church. is making efforts to have the
Catholic university to be established with the
100000 by New York lady established here
He has presented the claims of this city to the
committee Of the plenary council having
charge of the matter, and which meets next
month to decide upon suitable location
Washington, he pointed out, is not only the
the center OF science, aud ailording unusual
facilities in the way of libraries &c. The COM
mttcc is believed to be favorable to the sug.
gestion; but wherever the college is located
the catholic citizens of that place will be eN-
pected to endow one chair, which will cost
$4,000. Father Chapelle has submitted the
matter to his congregation, urging them to Sc
riously consider IT, st. Matthew'S is a rich
congregation, and It Is believed that IL a hall
dozen OF the more prominent ladies take an
active interest in the matter the endowment
! could be easily obtained.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
Grand Holiday Excursion Rates Over the Penn
sylyania Railroad.

The usual general excursion covering the
Christmas and New Years holidays has been
ordered over the entire system of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad east of Pittsburg and Erie. I'm.
der this arrangement excursion tickets nj
greatly reduced rates will be issued to all promi
nent points on the Pennsylvania railroad system
from Washington. These excursion tickets
will be sold December %, a. %, So and 81
1884, and January /, 1885, good for the return
trip until January 8, 1885, inclusive. The reg
ular iive.days' excursion between Wash
be affected by this arrangement. These
excursion tickets will not permit stop
off privilege, except at Philadelphia, within
limits, tickets being valid only on continuous
connecting trains. For information concern
ing rates apply TO ticket offices, Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue and Baltimore
and Potomac railroad station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

About o'clock yesterday evening young
lady named Fay rushed out from house
truckman named Terry eXtinguished the
flames with horse blanket, but not until she
was seriously If not fatally burned. She was
removed to the residence of her cousin. Mr..
Smcthern, where DR.. Nichols was summoned
and rendered all the aid in his power. The
unfortunate young woman had resOrted TO the
coal oil can TO start the fire with the result
described.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: John stroder and Rosetta Harris, both
of Alexandra, Va. Abram Price and Sarah
Ramsey, both of Green county, Va; John X.
Evans, Of this city, aud Sallio Il. Matthews, OF
son; james X. Conway and Florence ID.
Bailey, both of Northumberland county, Va;
John +. Armstrong and Kate Chappelle;
Francis W. Clements and Isabella Gartoni w.
II. Keys aud Annie Eastman, both of Prince
William county, Va; Luis Bruigas. of Orilaba,
Mexico, and Susan L. West, of Bristol, r. l.
william J. WCis and Ada II. johnson.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

The old saint hasa grand array of novelties
at this popular establishment. There are
dolls enough to make glad the hearts Of half
the girls of Washington, real beauties at
awfully cheap prices For the older girls and
boys, there arc plush toilet cases, plush whisk
holders, mirrors and MEMBERSHIPS by the
thousands-tne lace, linen. and silk ones
that look too fine for mortal use. There are
mutis as low as SO cents, and gloves, jewelry,
and fans for the ladies; really beautiful scarfs
look too pretty 10 be hidden. In short there
is everything at the Palais Royal for presents
either. Tor boys OF girls, babies or ladies, and
too, at prices that are absurdly cheap The
no dreary, drawn thither by the attractions
and the low prices advertised therefor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

Oriental council, No. 2l2, Royal Arcenum,
last evening elected officers for the ensuing
year Us follows: Past regent, j. X. Gisburnc
regent, W; s. Chase; vice regent, O. d. Meryln
orator, NJ. V. Hnttel secretary, j. II. Car
miencke; collector, NJ. V. Casey; treasurer, N.
II. Hills chaplain, Robert Memoirs guide,
T.. ]. Bowling; warden, II. G, Tlsdel sentry,
Edward @. Ford trustees, J, w. Wisner, q. Il,
Duinar, and George II, Cooper
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
GENTS.

We find our new stock com prises 800 doz. OF
gents handkerchiefs in plain white hemBttched
borders; also In borders Of colored designs We
could amalgamate this lot with our regular ock
and charge regular prices, viz: 80 and 4Sc, but
we are determined to give our patrons some ad-
vantages Of our purchase, so we offer the choice
of this lot for zoe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

The oystermen have had q severe time for
tho past day or two the river being covered
with thin ice, except in the Virginia channel,
and tugs have been constantly in use to keep
the Washington channel sufficiently open 10
allow the pungies to reach thor wharVes
The Mary " Graham had her bow stove in
yesterday lust abreast of the arsenal wharf,
and was towed ashore by tho tug Pearson, but
not before she had lost most OF her cargo of
oysters.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
r O r TOD Az.

Christmas PntsSk and Linen Handkerchief acceptable
to ladies' gents and children
To-day open job lot Of Fine Handkerchief purchased half price
cash. Remember these goods the finest imported and
the prices do had purchased
porter's entire stock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

UNDER THE CITy.-Mr johnson, 9s Cheap
side, London, England states that Mrs. Jane
Thompson, travelling on the underground rail
way, WINS thrown violently, owing to sudden
jerk, and received severe sprain to the arm
and wrist st. Jacobs Oil was applied and II
Immediately cured the stiffness and pain as II
has done in thousands of similar cases
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
Important Notice to Passengers Between An.
napOlis aud Washington.

leave the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
lows 6;35 u. m. ;arrive at Annapolis $3.50 A.,
IN: 1905 noon arrive at Annapolis 80 p IN.
AIS p. m, arrive at Annapolis $3.50 p. m, ON
Sunday p, m. only, arrive at Annapolis 5.55
ID. IN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

THE best reason yet advanced for having
Monday washing day, the next day after sun
day, Is because cleanliness is next % godli'
ness" The reason why everybody uses DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup Is because 1t Is Il safe,
pleasant, aud positive cure for coughs and
colds t.. It.ftt.y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

Persons who intend contributing turkeys for
the children's Christmas dinner are requested
to notify Judge Macarthur There will be a
Punch and Judy" show and a magic lantern
exhibition given at the dinner in the hall OF
the Rifles armory. Mr.. Ed. Hay will enact
the part of Santa Claus The table committee
will consist of Mrs. j A. Baker, Mrs. Rose
Perry, Miss Sheriff., Miss Emory, Miss Van
VllCt, Mrs Charles Nye, Miss Jane Riggs, Miss
Solomons. Miss Heintzelman, and Miss Train.
The committee on invitations Is Miss Riggs,
Mrs. Frank Riggs, and Miss Loring.
A. c. STEVENS, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
advcrtises a large assortment of fancy goods,
both for ladies and gentlemen, which are
line of guns, pistols, fishing tackle and every
thing that is desired by the spOrtsmen, and al
are offered ut extremely low prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

For nervous and sick headache, nervous
ness, biliousness, dyspepsia, take Liebig Co.'S
Coca Beef Tonic.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23
Santa Claus at the PaIals ROYAL,

CUT RATE SAIE-See our $40 ovcrcoats: the
price must sell and will sell them. Eiseman
Bros, corner Seventh and 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

CUT RATE sALr-A special department ar
ranged for the $40 suits and overcouts. Else
man Bros. cornnr seXonth and y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

In spite Of the gloomy weather and slusAy
streets last evening the armory of the Wash
ington Cadet corps was crowded with the
friends of the corps at the opening of It's holi.
an exclama(iom OF delight upon entering tbe
main hall, which is II garden of trees, vines
and flowers, beautifully decorated with flags
md banners, and illuminated with colored
lights, This evening the Amateur Glee clnl
which there will be dancing until a. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

Such as unbreakable dolls, two feet high, with
shoes and stockings, for 40c., and fine dressed
French dolls with real hair, eyelashes satin
dresses, Partisan bonnets, shoes, and silk hose,
at $40, and Bisque dolls with real hair and
iointed limbs, open and shut their eyes-in fact,
do everything but talk. The prices are accord.
ing to slze-lowest price, roe; highest price,
s5.os. Then we have plush toilet cases contain
ing useful articles for ladies and gents. All these
goods arc to be closed out before Christmas Day,
so we have marked the prices accordingly. Call
early and obtain some bargains.
Plush frame mirrors, plush cases containing
writing paper, &C.; also plush pocketbooks and
satchels. These also are to be all sold before
Xmas We know they will, and we know, un.
less you call soon, the biggest bargains will BIO
snapped up
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-23

CUT RATE Saskatchewan Bros, corner
Seventh and u.