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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-09-18
Lsna OH. e Al Kiruin. kansas.

Lsni OH, Al klrGiH. Kansas.
Aug. I'D 1854 tITS)
Nuli. e j. he. eby given that the I"l
Invins-Its.n lt Il -t-iLier ha- hleii notice o
his lutenIiu Is ma tral proof in SUI
orr ol hi clam and that ~aid pruoi
ali lie ma is d. fore Refs e. ard Re-
ceiyer a. kirNin Kan. .on DC h.
1884. VIZ: Fl en- it. Collins. divorced
wi z 81 la al Collins. it'd 1893 for he
- q sec Z-Z-IT.
lie names the foiIowiI Q wines es =.
pro..- hI- c,Julin One re-iderce u-nn,
aud eulf,vsi uH a., and ~ War
rrn EvanS, Henry IA. me-. samuel
Phillips. AID Lillian Ph Hips all
Crow. kan>aS.
s}s,hn Bisseli, Register
Wm. Bis-ell, atty aug =
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The Missouri PaciRe ~

Offers unsurpassed advantages to fast
ling public in the share of the,
.ime. elegant equip ment and superior
acc, m, datinDs. I his great system,
embracu 6 O29 miles of road, runs its
mans INFO The Union DEPICTS Of 81.
La,u.s. Kansas City, hannibal, Atchis-
ON, Omaha, Parsons, Denver, Fit,
North. Nil eo'a. Tay lor, SAN Antonio,
Galves ton. New Orleans and all others
ol D. e principal oltie~ of Mis- Ouri. Kan
>as, Neb aska, Lr,ui lana ana rexas.
] heir coache- aud baggage cars are of
the latest and finest make. and luXuri-
uu- Pull man Palace Slrepil e and Hotel
Cars are attached 10 all ia ough mains,
he novel Buttel Parlur and Sleeping
cars are run ON ali day Trains, a. d re-
cining chair cars on nit hi n aims, be-
tW cen 81. Louis. Kansas City. Atchisnn
AZ d st. Joseph. Pull man Pa'rce sleeps
ing { ars ON night trains betv cen Kan
saS ity AID Omaha. ! be rates via
his line ate AWAY = as low a. any other
line, ami direct comm ctiOus are made
u1h express trains If other lines at
junction POINTS.
H. c. TOWNSEND.
I. A. EMERSON, Gen1 Pass'r Agt-
Geml Western Pass'r Agt, ST. Louis,
AtcAison, Kans. No.
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WASHINGTON co. NURSERY

Has made deliveries Of stock at Kirwin.
PHILLIP sburg. Stockton and other
points in the Northwest.
And unlike others who have been in
cur midst l. not haued ru ak fer
cunfiHuancr Of ynur previous very lib
raj par mage We CAN and WILL
s'iI As cheap as any other nursery IN
the west.
Send orders to
d. 7 PALMER. GpuI Ag't.,
KirwIn, Kausas.
as-PFiee list furnished on application. II
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Daniel AvtrilI,
Land Office at Kiruiu, Kansas.

- 1885 - sep. u. 1884
Notice is hereby given that he iol
loving la med seI,ler ha~ filed Iotlce q.
ais lmeni.n 10 make hnal pro- IN up
pur' OF h > cls' m and hat laid PROOF
wiil he mode eIUte ne ktgi-iel or Re
celver al IA. wan, haLsus, On CcI q
1854, VIZ
Thomas Hunter,
Ds No. 194O7. FIR the hf ne or sec
y, and - a ~ ar sc 10 Il Il
lie lamcs he fol OWING " theses TO
prove has continuous IcS dence upon
and cultivation 0f said land, viz Pei. T.
ROLAND, j. hu I.ulI. ohm Put. rff and
I'auel Ham, all OF Rep bl can CIV,
Neh. John hi sell, Rec ster
srplSutt23
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Laud ONCE al Kirwiu Kan as.

Land Office al Eirwin. Kan as.
-774g August lg, 1884.
Notice Is hereby 81, en- that the folloW-
ing isamsd ~ett'er has Fl d notice Of lIIs
MEN lun 10 make flnai prloi iH support
al his claim, and nat aid pr,,of Will e
maize besUre tie Clerk of the District
CONT at PBillipsburg Kansas. on Sept.
10Th 1884, VIZ.
. liEer Rubin
He I2II4 fs,rthe NV Or sec ?, town ?
range IT. IL NAMES be oliowsng vii
me- e. t.,.I,l owe bis co. tlHuOu~ idenre
llpot., and cultivation IF, aid land. siz
y. M t-litI s,s and J A lirtgg~. az t'ow,
Kau-as. q n F Hobbs ald &c J.
Widner, 81 kirwin, kan-a--
aue21 John BissEIs Register.
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titt Jun 't'E -hl'il ASi2N 't'tl i+l@t -fl-
vtstmeEt Company limited PLAIN
tit
VS. Case No. SIS.
Allen ~. Andrews aud SARAH \. An
arCwS defendants. Public notice *
hereby given that under and hy Vir-
tHC OF lie 5tG4 n.tiit rtu d, red in the
abe VI entitled action, in and by the
hove named court, and oi ;,u order oi
sale issued on said Judgment, to lue
dir, ct,d and delivered. / Will Uu Sept.
1tni, 1854, het Vcen ihe hours OF and
3 o'clocll T.. m. OF said ds.y, al the frr AT
door al the court house ia Phillips
burg. iu the county q. Fhillips state.
al Kansas, offer al public sale and sell
10 the highest bidder. or cash in hand
The f.. lowing described real property
namely: the southwest quarter I'D %
tie southwest garter Cd Of section
twenty-stVen 90 and the south half
~ Of the southeast quarter n ; nd the
southeast quarter RI OF the southwes'
quarter Ii of section tWenty-eight
Isl in township Two ~ south OF
range sixteen l6l west OF the 9th p
m, all III the county of phillips, state of
Kansas. Said property has been levied
up. and Is 1o be sold a he property
of the ahuve nam, dc q dants. Dat, d
this l5lh day OF Aug 4, ID. 1sS4.
j. b Woods.
sheriff phillips county.
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Thomas Hunter,
Lsld Om,e at Kirwln. Kansas

LII q OIlV . II III FFlIT8 NEIlINslN.
C7674I Aug ., 1884.
Notice IS he eby given that the follow
in2 lamed setter has Il ed notice # hi
i,,r,utlvn make final Pr, of supper
al his ciuim. and Ia "a d prof will be
made before CLERK Dis riot Couri ur
Prubu'e i. dye 81 l-h.li ..SbuIas kanir-,
Sept 18th, 1884, VIZ Peer Bn land
HID 1914 or he ne ~ zee 81 III.
He II mes the following witnesses Ia
pto. h. continuous ie>Idenre upon
an cultivation ur, laid land, IL: John
wilson, JOHN Faze Il be, Potts and
Elizabeth Smith, all Rrul,hlicAn iiy,
NIB. 'OIiN BiSSEL.
William Bissell, Register.
ATTY.
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Rail Road Time card.
Eastward

Eastward.
Mail and Express ...5:07 A II.
Freight and accommodations. .6:30 -
Westward.
Mail and ENpTeSS...... .....l2'I9 A. NJ
Freight and accommodation. .G:27 +. NJ.
J. +, Pretz, Agent. Marvin.
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HnvrIIi = oule.


In tie district court of Phillips county
the Dun lee Mortgage and Trust In
vtstmeEt Company liimited) PLAIN
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ID Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

sher8 phillips county.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
JUDGE SMELL on poK ER.


Herman Oppenhcimer, a saloon keeper of
1905 Pennsylvania avenue, was charged in the
police court yesterday with keeping IL gaming
table James, alias freddy" White testified
to playing poker in the place. lie got the
cards ana chips there and played for money.
J. B Williams testified to playing poker In the
house j. N. Leach, of l3JS Nineteenth street,
testified TO losing so there at poker. Open
helnor knew they were playing poker The
defendant stated that he has no knowledge Of
the game ofpoker. lie denied giving the men
cards or chips.
How many games did you play2' asked
Judge Smell of White.
cone"
"llow many gnmcsY
There was only one game" persisted the
witness. I'VE never played there before,
- II mean how many hands did you play =?
You got so out of this man. you must have
played forty hands. | know something about
poker"
"Oh ~ said the witness.
"Oh oh ~ repeated the court, "of course"
II guess we played over sixty hands, -
Judge Smell then fined Oppeuhcimer SlOO
and sixty days in jail. An appeal was noted
National Republican., 1884-10-10

The annual sale of lost, stolen, and aban.
doned property remaining in possession of tho
police, took place At Williams's auction rooms,
corner Tenth and d streets The articles of.
iercd covered a wide range from II broken
down cool; stove, that brought 90 cents, to q
plush.ined dOlnan costing so. Pistols were
numerous and brought from - cents to S7..j
Purses were Of frequent occurrence aud sold
for from cents to Il; one at 40 cents, having
81 bill in the lining, The proceeds Ol the sale
80 to the pOliCemen's fund.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
CHARACTERIZATION OF VOTERS.


The adjourned meeting of Ohio and In
diana voters held last night at the corner OF
Tenth and L streets received and adopted the
report Of the committee of three appointed TO
ascertain the lowest rates nl which transporta.
ton could be obtained. The report was
"oTbnl. No communication could be OBJ.
taucd with lhc agent Of The Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, from whom the SIC rae to Cow
inrton had been quoted lie was reported to
De much exercised Ut the publication Of his
Offer, which was made to the meeting anony.
mously. The committee, however, found the
Baltimore and Ohio people willing TO give
similar terms. IL was stated positively that no
applications unless indpNcd by the certificate
of the state associations would be entertained
by amy oi the railroads.
The tickets Mt the reduced rites will be
placed on sale as sOOn rs the chairmen of the
respective state associations make the request.
Those for New York will be Obtainable to-day,
They have q limitation beyond New York city
10 three days from The date of sale other
tickets are good ior thirty days, with unlimited
stOp-Over facilities.
II appears that tho exaction Of dues by the
state associations as n condition to ihC issue OF
certificates Is compulsory under their coustitu.
tons and the contract with the railroad com
mission, the latter demanding that none but
members be admitted to the privileges of
cheap rates, and the rules Of the club requiring
the payment of an initiation fee as q precedent
to election tomCnlbcrshlp supplemental tests
are now being prepared by most of the aSsoci0-
tlOns for presentation to the railroad officials
between the 10Th and 20th instant.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

3 bales more Of that heavy yard-wlde Tn.
hlcached Cotton 4alc. Just think offs.
. Cnses OF Andros"o Gin ~ Blelched Cotton, &c.
Thls Is down to hard pan.
l 900 yards Pride Of the West Bleachcd Cotton.
shurt length, Sc. The greatest leader we had
last season.
! case genuine Dwight Anchor brand, yard wide,
s.. Eca. i ifyOu can.
! case more e that heavy White DOmet Flan-
nCl, Iaic. Running no Il 2 to yards.
] case of heavy Grey Wave Flannel, l3c, in
short length Worth 4Oc.
o cases of the celebrated Bates's Dress Cling
hams, &C. Worth lgigC.
! ease more Of the shJrt-length Apron Cling.
hams, &c.
2 casc1 more of the y. d. Amoskeag Canton
llhunel, &c, IN short length. Can't be bought
nOwhere less than l9i.c.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

When the grand jury reconyenes next Mon
day 1t will find business enough submitted to
keep it steadily engaged to the close Of its
term. Crime has been active during the re-
cess, and as the result the district attorney has
iiity.siX cases, embracing all classes of Of
tenses, to present for the consideration OF the
jury. OF this number seven are ior murder.
ana for muusiaugh,gr, seven Tor assault with
amy, and others for lnrceny and housebrcalt.
ing. In the iGcc Of this state of the record It
Is safe TO say thai thgcrininal court will have
work snlhcicnt to kIcD II steadily engaged
during the entire winter.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

In the police court yesterday Dennis Brown
the colorcd porter of Dalton ~ strickland, No.
939 Pennsylvania avenue, was placed on trial
for stealing shoes from his employees. George
with receiving the stolen property. Mr.. Dal-
ton identified the shoes, and Brown was placed
on the stand, aud testified that he had stolen
shoes from his employees. lie sold the shoes to
Cooper, VINO paid him dnllarOr two at u time
for them. No evidence was submitted for the
defense. Cooper was sentenced - six months
in jail ana bonds nNca at n 800 Tor an appeal.
\ collateral oil 30 was forfeited in the case of
Brown.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

THE ELECTRIC SHOE cures rheumatism, sore
feet, buuions, and COrns. Made of the best
materials and sold AZ $3.50, by :, L, Young, ~!
Seventh street northwest.
+. S.-Oug stock Of gents and ladies' hand
and machine srwcd boots and gliters; rubber
boots, aud shoes is the largest, best, and cheap
est in the city. Look for The Old Woman In
window
National Republican., 1884-10-10

The commissioners have notified citizen
that street, between Sixteenth aud Seven,
tecnth streets, Is not included in The estimates
for improvement. In tine northwest section
only replacement of wood and rublC, and
street would need new pavement, never hay-
ing been paved.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

The following marriage licenses have been
issued George W. sousa, of this city, and Cora
A. Spry, OF Fortress Monroe, Va; John swcit-
zcr and Annie Bruseckc Richard Birch aud
COrdclig e. O'Bricn, both OF Alexandria
county, Va; Ch,s @. Page aud Virginia Young;
JAMES ". Reed aud Jeanette Mason; Henry
Davis and Alice lIarris Wm. r. DAVIS and
Jane Bowen.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
SAFETY OF THE OPERA HOUSE.


The commission consisting of j. G. Bright,
William Henderson, aud \. b. Mulictt, Gp.
pointed to settle a dispute between the build,'
ing inspector and the Phoenix Iron company
of Trenton, " j., have made their report.
They review the question, and report thapthcy
find the demand Of the building inspector n
Just one, and recommend that the appeal of
the company be dismissed. rhsfdisputc lrose
from demand made by he biiilding inspcc-
tor that the girdcrs iurnshcyby the company
be tested az the rate of live,tInes 12j pounds to
the square foot, the probable actual load. The
company, while not ,dleming the weight cN-
ces'iye, rs they hud provided for more than
that weight, dcn,urrel from this decision.
The bulldtEg Inspector held that the safety of
the building depended on the test, and the
commission approve of his action.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

Discrimination perhaps is not possible, OK
cent with the expert, but the reputation Of the
seller should direct the buyer what course he
ought to pursue In order TO get his moneys
worth. His own protection requires that he
should purchase of men who Rre careful 10
maintain u character for fairness, ut least
There are many persons OF this sort In the
clothing trade, among them Icnning who
does business no No, 40 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1884-10-10
THE BREYGTY mask EFT.


W. r, Davis will address the New York Re-
publican association this evening.
Public Printer Rounds denies that in the re-
cent discharges from the Office democrats have
been Disseminated against
The policemen and ilrcmcn base ball mines
will play game on the 18th instant for the
benefit Of the Fowler relief fund.
An auction sale Of condemned material and
supplies from the treasury department. was
held yesterday morning, some $1,000 being
realized.
The grand lodge KNIGHTS of Pythias is max.
ing its sCmi-aunual official visilntiOns. com.
mencinE on Wednesday with Mt. Vernon
lodge, No. ..
There were 1i3 permits for new buildings
and lt5 permits for repairs issued during tle
month of september, and the receipts oil the
Office were sJ3i.
Seventy coiOred persons have promised con-
tributiOns of exhibits to the N'W orleans cX.
position, including painters, cabinet makers,
mattress makers, book biudcrs, carpenters,
and harness makers
The work Of laying the nuyilary Of the
boundary street intcrocpuug sewer has been
begun. The size H. lIi7 sc"rr Internal diane
ter is S.2i-lOl by a' feet. and will require an
excavation gi Ncnty.lOur feet
Molly Harris a colorcd woman, was charged
In the police court yesterday With n second
oiicnsc of petit larceny iu stealing clothes from
Mary Brown. which She wore when arrested.
She was held for the grand Jury.
A number OF ctilcus have complained to
the commissioners that they wore summoned
TO appear In q case iu the police cour! which
caused th1m 10 lose time. and which was
finally qua,hcd. They appeal to the commits.
sJners for redress.
The Hebrews OF this city will fttingly OBJ
serve the Tooth anniversary ofthchirth OF Sir
Moses Mouciurc, the philalthrog.s.. The
demonstration will De at the II Street syun-
Eoguc. There viii be sncechC, and upnrOprl-
ate prayers. The programme has not yet bcpn
perfected, but will be at a meeting to be held
sunday.
Upon application being made yesterday
Justice Cox made nu order appointing ilcssr..
Richard s. NcWComb and lunHs G smith re-
ceivCrs In this jurisdiction tOr the Bankers
und Merchants Telegraph company Tlcsc
arc tho same parties appointed hy thg supreme
court of New NorIi 10 nnL I'm TINT slhle.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

FALL Tor COATS are becoming necessity
this season Of the year when the weather IS 20
chaugeable, and we have them IN the largest
variety and prices extremely reasonable. Else
man Bros, cor. eth and i.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

DOES PROTECTION PRorH-r?-Not always. A
rubber coat with no rubber In It's composition,
meriuO shirt OF Alabama wool are instances
Of
National Republican., 1884-10-10

In order to fully accommodate those dosir-
ing to attend the fall meeting OF ,hc Maryland
Jockey club, ut PimllcO race track on Oct. II,
10, 10, and IL, the Baltimore aud Potomac rail
road viii run special train, leaving Washing
ton from station Il. sixth and Il streets, az ll:3O
u. N. every day during the races, at the rate Of
s. for the round trip. The races promise TO be
very attractive A. there are number of fine
horses entered, and II is expected that large
crowd VIII be IN attendance, The trains will
run direct to the rncc course and returning
viii leave the grounds soon alter the races are
over,
National Republican., 1884-10-10

A LARGR party of Ohio voters will leave
Washington tonight via Pennsylvania rail
roud, on western express (7IJJ for their rc-
spgCLlyv homes.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
GENTS.

Our full size, improved shape Me-
rino Shirts and Drawers are re.
duced from soc to 42c for the
special sale.
Our 75c Underwear, which is equal
to that sold for 81 by gents fur
nishing stores, is reduced to 6ac.
Our 81 Scotch Wool Shirts and
Drawers, which are recommended
by the medical faculty, are reduced
for the special sale to S5c.
Our SI.25 Scarlet Medicated ALI
wool Underwear, that is a marvel
of cheapness, considering the
quality, is reduced to SI.I2%c.
Our SI.75 White Lambs Wool IN
derwear is reduced to SI.54, and
our So Scarlet Underwear is re-
duced to SI.6S
National Republican., 1884-10-10

DURErES SALAD DRESSING ~ COLD MEAT
SAUCE for all kinds OF salads, FISH, vegetables,
aud cold meats, Cheaper and better than
homomu9c. No sauce equal to it was ever
offered.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
The sl,nr.eIc,llrrClsn-

50 per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye. Whisky, best in me world ior'the money
al McGCG's, Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

Is THE GAEDEN OF EnEN--lt IS said that our
and that they knew nothing OF debility, liver
complaint or malsriuus diseases. liut the
children Of Adam, from Cain down to the
present time, have Inherited bud blood and a.
host Of other disorders, most OF which can be
driven out by the timely use Of Browns Iron
Bittcrs Mr.. j. D. Eodcicr, of Grcgudulc, Va,
was cured ola bad case OF ccl"mN by this val
liable medicine, and recommends 1t to every
one in bis neighDOrhOOd .ur any disorder OF
the blood, aud as u general tonic.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

A colOrcd thief knocked Mrs. H. Ircdcll, Of
I0i G street. down az the corner of Thirteenth
and | streets about O'Clock Wcdnc day night,
and attempted to steal her walch She
resisted and ching on to the watch, nud the
thief becoming alarmed at her cries, made oil
with her watch chain and pair of eye
glasses Mrs. hedcll was badly bruised by her
struggle and her watch damaged.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
IIoTEl. PERSONALS.

r. A. Merritt, New York; ]. II. 2wci2- Bal
timorc, and W. =. Himo, New York, are at the
Arlington.
John w. Berkeley, Dcnvcr, Col; Samuel Ban
croft, Media. Pa; Philip +. ConrOy, Norfolk,
Va, are nj Nillards.
VIM. /. scruGgs, minister to Colombia Ho-
ratio L. spraguc, Gibraltar and Senator Sabin,
Minnesota, are at the Riggs.
l.. c. Randolph and wife, New Jersey; l.. c.
Royer, Dayton, Ohio; T. burrows and wife,
Pcnn5ylvania, are at the ST. James.
Lemucl W. serrcl, New Noyk John W. Bcle,
Philadelphia; Rolf :. SulIRdbrs, New York. j.
$. Leonard. Boston; A-B. site and WIFE Dan.
vile, Va; Thomas Calender and wife, Lynch.
burg; David Flesh, New York; L. c. ChautC.
loupc ndd Angns Grant, Montrcal o. f. Bugg
New York; g.M Tucker, Danyille, Va; W, b.
Manning and wife, Atlanta, Ga; W. I. Han.
cock, Richmond; ". 5. Day aud VIM j. Har-
Ncyc New York; IT, @. MadduX, orkney Spring;
C.lStonc md wife, Boston; Francis lritty,
philadelphia; B. NJ. Sceley Petersburg, Va,
are at the Metropolitan.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

FASHION, NABLE.-Our stock represents every
design oQIthe fashion plate the trimming aud
worknHnshlp in accordance. Eiscmau Bros,
1th Rnd h.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

"ALpERHEY DAIRY WAgoNs."- Fresh Al
livrrui In u pound ward" prints, a. 40.
per pound. Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; /;
buitgrmllk, DC. per quart, ANA sweet milk ut D.,
per quart
National Republican., 1884-10-10
SPICES:

Under this head We can confidently state that
we have n supply of Selected Spices second to
none in the country. Our Whole Spices are SC
Iected stock, thoroughly cleaned, while our
Ground Spices .re from tho same stock, and are
Guaranteed Absolutely Pure.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

NTIss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
NJ $50 TENTH STREET ~ W.,
MAKES CORSDTS TO ORDER
III every style and material, and guarantees
perfect IN and comfort
Her spcClnltius arc French Hand. Made Under.
clothing, McrnD Underwear, aud Finest I'm
ported Hosiery.
Patent shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform
Goods, French tursCts and Bgstlat Childrens
CDrBcts, anu one Dollar Corset (Mss H.'5 own
mako ihut iur the price Is unsurpassed.
\, B,-treuuh, GoTuNn anl spanish sppEen.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
No New Psvcmcnts for the northwest.

BOYS Dounlo-hrcpted sack suits. Eisoman
Bros, COZ 1.A and e.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
SUGAR.:

10 lbs. Standard G, warranted pure for...,,.. Coo
1olbs Standard "a" warranted pure, for, G5o
lOlbs. Granulated, warranted pure, ior...,,. roc
10lbs. Cut. warranted pure, for.,.........,,. zoe
National Republican., 1884-10-10

THE Rowland Dental Association No. 2li
Foui-and-a-haif street northwest, three doors
north Of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted iirSt-class.
persons. Fine gold aud amllglm AlIings in.
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1884-10-10

A YoUNG girl in Philadelphia who for three
years, has been patient sufferer with sore
throat, has been elGctually cured by using DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
IsALwAYs on DECK
WITH BARGAINS
As tho SEASONS Roll Around, and is Now
Offering
FRUIT JARS:

dozen Mason's Pints for... ............... Al 90
dozen Mason's Quarts ior........,."......... 10
] dozen Mason's HalfGalons fer,.,,.,...,.. 80
ldozen Cohancy HalEGallons ior......n..... 20
National Republican., 1884-10-10

We never advertise anything and claim 1t
great bargain unless there is something in it. OF
course, there are some that think they ought to
set the earth at certain price, but to those we
can onl y guarantee the world.
National Republican., 1884-10-10

PURE Old Rye and bourbon Whistles and
fneassortment of bottled goods JAMES THAGP
SIS + street northwest.
National Republican., 1884-10-10
SOC. EACH.
81 EACH.

IS Dozen "R. & c." Col
ored Satin Corset, made from fine
French Coutille, silk stitched and
finished, embroidered tops, war
ranted whalebone, perfect shape, in
pink, cream, blue, cardinal, drab,
white, and black,
National Republican., 1884-10-10

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