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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

Among the pleasant events Of Tuesday evening,
the reception at Mr.. and Mrs. Liucon's 1910 II
street was very delightful. During the afternoon
and evening sixty guests called, AID in the even
Ing their parlors were filled with guests, who
greatly enjoyed the parlor drama, "My Uncles
Will" in which were the following cast; Charles
Cashmere, Mr.. Richard Hoyey: MIR. Barker judi
son ID. Lincoln; Florence MarigUld, Miss Emma
Morris, After the play musicale was announced,
Prof John D. witt, piano; his little daughter
JOSEF nine, cornet, and Winnie, violin, were re-
peatedly encurrd. A duet by Prof De Witt, his
daughters. and Miss Lula Murphy was en-
cored. Miss Lizzie NJ. Currier, who as
listed Mrs Lincoln. and Mis- Emma Morris both
give Piano solos. Two college songs from Mr..
ri hard Hovey, of Dartmouth, concluded the
musical programme, Among the guests were Mrs.
HOvey aud SOUS Mrs. Morris and daughters Lieut..
ID !nwiddie, vile, aud niece; Miss Temple, of Iowa;
NJ j. Camp, of Ohio, and sister Mr.. Frank CUrpen-
Ter, of the Cleveland Leader, and Mrs. Carpenter;
Mrs. Smith, of Lt,ell seminary, who chaperoned
we've young la lies; Mr.. stockbridge; Mr.. Sweet,
4 the war departments; Mrs. Murphy aud daugh-
ers, Col. Drew, DR. and Mrs Bland, DR.. Gonzales
Y. s. A., and wife, Dr. Su-an a. Edison and sister,
Mr.. Sutphen, Mr.. Ruth Z, Dennis n, Miss l.. I.
Va d, Miss Thomas. of llliioisSJ W Swnsey, Miss
Fanny Swasey, Mr'.Wm. Smith, Gov .McCafn, and
ma others. Feb. 20 Mr simon Wolf will be the
essayist Of the evening; subject Egypt"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

" IlERMANE'' is up to an extraordinary number
OF tricks with his nimble hands; but he will never
take in rs much, or as many TO the square inch as
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup in It's big raid ON coughs or
rp1I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
A Leap Year Party.

There was a merry gathering at the compli.
mentary leap year party at the residence of Mr..
John l.. Oweus, 1892 street, Thursday evening.
Among those present were Misses Emma Beall,
Mamie Hill, Florence Sherwood, Mamie Berry,
Mamie Carver, Clark, Mollie Whentley, Jennie
Marshall, bora Gotl, Nina Cole, Ida Newman.
Mamie smith, Matte Owens, and Messrs. Frank
Dowlin{, james owens William Beall, Lewis
Jackson William Mayield James Appleby, Rich.
ard Powell, George Berry, Darra Whentley, james
II II, Howard Fisher, Harry Cnappalier Wilson
Kelley, ana George Argue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
The Pawnbrokers, Memorial.

Tho pawnbrokers of the district have prepared
a memorial to congress protesting against the
passage of the new license bill us far Us II affects
their business, in its present shape. The memorial
posures of knayery and theft in connection with
the police and Fences" not II single licensed
pawnbroker has been involved. The principal
objection urged Is to the section requiring pledg-
ers 10 be personally known and requiring the
proper names of the party to be written on the
pledge since 1t would subject deserving class
who may be temporarily embarrassed o a scrutiny
ofthe police authorities and outrage the sense Of
delicacy entertained by such a class Of persons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
GENTLEMEN

Will find Bargains in Kid Gloves,
reduced to rs cents Ia small lot left
marked down to close OUT.
Fine Dress Shirts Very Low.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
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SMOKE CommereIal Cigars.


The court in general term yesterday was occu
ped IN hearing the case Of Samuel c. Rauh, adj
muistrWor OF DR.. Hopkins, against the Masonic
Mutual Relief association. When Dr. Hopkins
united with the association no made his sister
beneficiary under his application ami never di.
reCted change 10 be made. After his death ia
his will nnOt or person was made legatee of this,
fund. The association claims that the beneficiary
come up to the general term for u decision of the
MONT involved. .t....H. ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

Mr. Alfred Speer, of Passaic. n. j. having noted
the want of strictly pure and first class wine, HIS
lor the past twenty five years devoted his time
and immense capital TO raising the OpOrtD Grape,
with the view TO supplying this want; that he has
been eminemtly successful, the Endorsements
which his Port Grape wine has received will
testify. For sale by grooers and druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

Mr. Driver has certainly raised commotlon
among tho lovers Of God liquors, who arc re-
ioiced at the opportunity of securing the purest
article ut ante beum prices. The whisky tax
legislation is Mr.. Drivers only explanation of the
low prices he offers. and having control of the
sale of the best brands his establishment will
time TO be the center Of attraction TO all who
love the pure article.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

Tho will of Charles soussa was filed yesterday.
lie beg eathes all his property to his wife during
her lie, the estate to be divided among his chill
dren NJ her death, His wife is also appointed eS
ecutriN. The last will of Ann Randall was also
filed. After the payment OF her debts, she be-
qneaths all her estate to W. d. Reed, and appoints
him executor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
A WALKING BAROMETER.
The Old Man Whose Bunions and BruiSes
ForetclI the Weather.

ole is q human barometer. A walking sig
nal service. better weather prophet than old
Virgins" said an East Washington merchant to
RE. uBICAN reporter last evening. He referred to
u badly "brukcn up" old citizen who hobbled
along at that iunclure, and leaned heavily on his
tout cane, with the remark In Il sepulcherai
voice, There's going to be clear weather, ana
~ going to get wumer."
"lluw do you know" asked the reporter.
by my barometer, thermometer, ana ane-
momCter," was The dule.ul reply.
"M here are your iustrumgntsY'
ION my body, sir There are my three bunions
and about six CuruS. Excellent bHrometers. sure
" iuuiCatU falling weather forty.eight hours
ahead. For heat or cold, have an old case OF
rheumatism. In advance of a cold wave | am
~ rripped M. Apr aching heat makes me ms
Timber as u rag. Tnen there's my case OF catarrli
that otHcs me two days ahead of rain, snow, or
log. Just before the approach OF n storm the old
fracture Of my skull gives me timely warming.
MY brain tLrobs and violent headache seizes
me-"
you are q complete weatherseryice," remarked
the reporter
Yes" said old unfortunate, with a erunt and
several "ouchcs," us he started his still walking
machinery after an effort: 81 am well put up,
Internationally Speaking. The government can
save. money hv employing Inc as the national
weSVher prophet and doing away with their intri-
cate machinery on seventeenth street."
-e-
hos
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
metropolit.n Industrial school.

The following names were omitted in the list of
nributors to the Metropolitan Industrial school,
corner Nnteenth and II streets northwest TO jan.
l. 1884: Mr.. C. W. Spofford Mrs ]. H. Spofurd Mr..
~ W, Burchell, and S34 AZ from Mrs. l.. L. Deane
,Or advertisements III the Industrial AduOcute. The
scholars having been added this month The
morning school, taught by Miss Fannie Weeks,
opens at Q o'clock and closes Mt -. The night
cno0l, taught by Miss Phillips, opens at Tor
rimary class, 1880 for more advanced grades, and
closes at 0. The induslria department opens at /
o'clock and is under the superintende ce of
ladies of the association. Contributions for is
most worthy object will be thankfully received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

on Monday evening my Uncles VIII" and "a
Cup of Tea" will be played ut the residence Of
Mis-. Morris, on Capitol hill Her daughters, Miss
Emma Morris deserves much credit for getting
the young people drilled for these plays. Mr.
Richard HOyey, who is to lake part in both plays
returns soon 10 Dartmouth college
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

1T might be well to refer to the opinion OF d. H.
Armstrong, esq, assistant postmaster of Delta,
La. The gentleman says: 81 suffered for ninety
Oil cured me IN two days,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

LADIES and all sufferers from neuralgia
hysteria, and all kindred complaints will fnd
without rival Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
Iuuomnh YUbrup.
Continuation for 20 Days
GREAT REDUCTION SALE !.
Boston Dry Goods House.
Previous to inventory which February 22 we
offering IMMENSE BARGAINS in Every Department on
Seasonable Goods which anxious to sell.
(CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE)
(oUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENcE)
Hosiery Department.

Ladies' Ingram Hose, solid colors, full regular
made, new spring colors, only 25c.
Actually worth 37iac.
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The New Orleans Exposition.

There WIS very full attendance o.
ladies at the meeting Mt Concert Hal.
yesterday evening Hon W. II. sins
on taking the chair, explained the oh
iect to I've to organic tor the purpose o..
procuring works Of art to exhibit at the
New Orleans Exposition, Mr. L. II.
Smell was requested to act MS Secretary,
On motion committees composed OF
one lady to represent each ward III the
city and each Supervisors District in
the county were appointed to collect
works of art, us follows:
FoR CrrY-First Ward, Mrs, E. T.
Sykes; Secoud Ward, Mrs Richard
Sykes; Third Ward, Mrs j. II. Field,
Fourth Ward, Mrs J NJ. Bilups; Fitt
Ward, Mrs. ", Il. Sims; Sixth Ward
Mrs DIR, 5. S. franklin
For CoUNIY-Calcdouia beat, Mrs
Dr. Hutchinson; Mayhem beat, Mrs
Winston Garth; Crawford beat, Mis-
Lettia Oprsou; Old zion beat, Mrs
Robert Ellis.
For County at lnrgo-1Irs. J Blum
Mrs. Scruggs, appointed by the Stat
Commissioners OF the Exposition, m"m
her IF the committee to collect works o
art, will have general cbwg, and vii
CO operate with the commit e, selected
y Columbus index
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Fl is all nonsense for some papers
to say that certain Republicans will
vote for Cleveland and scratch Hem
bricks. They should understand
what they are discussing. 1t is i'm
possible for man to separate hi,
vote for President and Vice Presi.
dent. In reality we vote for neither
We vote for the Presidential electors,
and they represent both President
and Vice President, and cast THEN
ballots accordingly. The ludepeu-
dent Republicans must either vote tor
both Cleveland and Hendricks, on
neither. They certainly understand
Alis.- Jackson Ledger.
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NOn-Espsident Notice.

In the matter of the estate of Martin
Euhanks. DECEASED, on final settles
ment-No 1859.
The State of Mississippi:
To PLmlee EubnuGs and Bcttie
Eubanks, Post Oftica address. Monn tsiu
Home, Baxter County, Aikansrs. ana
Fannie mullins, whose Post Office nj .
dress is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chanceiy Court, of Monroe comfy.
in said State, on Saturday. Srptemh"r
90 h. 1884, to show Gus" if any you c II
why the final account Of VIM VI Roberts.
administrator of sad estate, on file,
shonld not be approved and said admin,
lstmtor finally discharged.
J. j. EVANS, Cl'k.
July 90, 1884.
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Last year, in Tire Spring, sent for a Is 90
package II the Pastilles; used all them-hnd-
log myself improving, ordered se:ond pack
ago used nearly all Of them, havebean imrTov-
ing ever since. Weigh more than ever, better
health, more vigorous. | affirmed that your
remedy was the instrument through which God
has delivered me from such melancholy
Texas, July 4, 1882.
Gents As I have been under yonr treat
ment last season, aud you did give satisfaetion,
and did me more good than thought you would
Do, am glad that did drop under your care
before il was too late. So I am now different
man. Hoping that you may live long and
catch all such fellows a. you did me, am very
much Obliged to you for your strict attention te
my ca,e.-Colorado, July n, 1882.
I eau say for myself that am better mar
than | was seven months ago. I wa, tota
wreck last February, when I eompeueed TAX
Ing your medicine. This Ia my eighth month
aud shall use 1t for one ye,r, and always keeI
II by me. an gong on hirty-eirht and hsv'
been wild boy since seventeen years Of age
Have been in California going on twenty-on
years, and l suppose you have sn IDEA uha
thi, Place was twenty years aso.-Cai., Oct
II, 1880.
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TO Catherine Dade Troup, Frank Dadc
Troup and y. W. Gillespie absent de-
PENDANTS of Battles Warf Baldwin county
Alabama, you are commanded TO appear
before the Chancery Court, of the Conn
ty of Monroe, in said State,on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEM BIER 1884, to de-
fend the suit in said court, of Mrs, Kate
Adams, and Jno b. Adams her husband
Wherein you are defendants.
Aberdeen Miss, July 18th 1884.
}. }. EVANS, Clerk.
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Please send me two boxes OF your Pntille,.
I am using them with very good effect, and am
sure thai they will DO all they are claimed 10.
Arb, July II, 1879
have found Them to be all you claim for
them and more besides, as they cured me Of \
very distressing case Of piles n three years
stsnains. Louisiana, Feb. %, 1881.
can tell you they have acted like charm
on the organs. ! am improving rapidly, but
think Il best 10 vemaln under the treatment for
. longer tsrm,-Mssouri, Sept. 10, 1879.
Ihsvs ussd one supply Of your medicine, ard
II ha, benefited me. Rave tried other renee
dies, but your medicine benefited me more than
all the rest put ,ogether.--Ark., May 5, 1881.
The two packages sent have probably cured
me, but wat to be sure Of II, so | will use
another. ] feel like new man, both 10 body
and mini Ny nerves are quiet and don'
have the difficulty with breathing that ! did
TeIas, October 9Th, 1873.
had a No. 3 package some time age, an
nom What experienced came 10 the eonelu
sion that the system Of treatmeut is very excel
lent, but did not act faithfully to myself, an
therefore los, the good reaults should have dc
rived. l shall now master my own will
Gal, luE, 4th, 1870,
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ibid not give your medicine fair trial. a.
thodyh they helped me very much. an de.
tsrmined 10 give them 4 fair trial now, aLi
mos, sincerely hope they will cure me, As am
miserable In my present eondition.-Va., Jan.
IT, 1880.
received your P,stilles, and have u|sd two
thirds Of them. They have helped me nora
than I thought they would. TheI removed
the pain from my back which suffered with
greatly. am farmer by oeeu.
patton. and they have no, intsrtsrsd with my
| business wbstever,-Md., May slst 1882.
| have nearly finished four months treat
ntnt, but three months would hsrs been SUM-
eient had been able 10 follow directions
strictly. Hine was severe case. had no3
been able to DO hard labor for several month";,
when frat addressed you. After one ulenth's
treatment vas ablo 10 80 to work.-Ttns-.
May 0. 1880.
The P,siilies I purchased from you IN Assu,'
prove to mo most eonelusiysly that "while
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work far beyond my utmost expectations. fos
I certainly did mt expect that habit Of Jo.r'
teen years duration could DO completely gsttsu
under control In the eIeeedipsly short time Of
two rncnth1.-W. Va, Dee. 18Th, 1881.
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Monday, October q. 1851
n On,Escsident NOiire.
The STATE or MISSISSIPPI, !

The STATE or MISSIsSIPPI,l
MONROE County,.
To James II. Allen, of Louisiana, j. G..
Bush, of Alabama aud Thos. II. West,
of Missouri, rs Allen, Bush Il West,
defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
The Chan'ery Court of the county of
Monroe, and state aforesaid, on the
First vi Ontlay in September. 1851,
TO defend the suit in said court, OF Gait
man Co., wherein you are defendants
Aberdeen, Miss. Aug. 2nd, 1854.
J. J. EVANS. Clerk.
b. II. Gil LLESPIE, ID. &.
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Th0m2SvIIlG amale
EOEEFfS s..

COEEEFS s..
Anoldmd firmly e-tahushed lllIIi ~ lo lI
Located near the centre ct the Iiu ", nI
nv, 0f \ q Possessins. unsurpassed ad-
yantaers nj unprerrdrute1ly Low RATES.
HtrinS its next session Nu-u,l q; lS ia,
4 Mineral spring Of ueallh-Giy,inig
water on the COLLEGE grounds. Enr ra,a-
~. y g. iva I'm.
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RANGERS SALE.

Taken mp, by 4 +. Thompson, nea
Smit hville, Monroe county in March
1884, one work oxen, describcdn- follows
Four years old; crop ard undcrbit in the
left ear; and split in the right. Apprais-
ed at twenty dollars
Unless the owner of tn" above estray
comes forward, proves property, pays
charges and takes the same away. will
Uter him for ale at public auction 10
the highest bidder IN front Of the Court
House door in Aberdeen, on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 1Sr, 1884.
JAMES LAMBETH.
Cor0ucrmld Ranger.
July 30 1884
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Non. cSidcnt Notice.

District Court of the United States for the East
crn Division of the Northern Judicial District
of Mississippi;
Charles Il. Lewis,
Clog Mtg Co., Anil rorr, 100,
VS.. -hP'' 'N'h' root
T. C. Smith,
This cause came on TO be heard on the eth ,lay
of April, 1881, upon the application of Plaintiff
for an order of publication for the Defendant,
and il appearing that the Defendant TIC. smith,
is a nonresident Of said state, and his Postotlice
is not known, il is therefore ordered adudged
and decTced that said Defendant enter Ills ap
pcar2nce in the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern Division of the Northern
Judicial District Of Mississippi, ut the Unite 1t
States Court House, in the City Of Aberdeen, iit
said District, on
Monday, October q. 1854.
and plead answer or dcmur to Plaintiffs action
against him or Judgment will be taken against
him by default.
q. Il. HILL. Clerk
BY w. IL. VASE Ii, II. G.
lime 18th 1891
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Your Psstlles effected permanent cure
8 With me, and am loud In their pralSe.-Baiti'
Il Inore. Feb. q, 1890.
Il Your Pas,ilIes, | fpd, are great beneft.
4 would not be without them for twice their cost
j w. ". Jan. 6, 1880.
= can hardly find words sdeqnate to eIpresl
I. my thanks u God for the relief have foant
y at your hauds.-Miss., Sept. 10Th. 1851
II Will you please send me another supply Of
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Il satisfied they have benefited MEGA. Dee. 2
II 1879.
Z have just finished using one box Of you
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II 10th, 1852.
u am much improved In health I weisl
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Tuscaloosa Female COLLEGE.

A FFORDS EVERY FACILITY FOR a
"A thorough and accomplished edu"a-
ton. Terms are very moderate. The
next session opens Srptem Der II, 1854
ton, apply 10
Tuscaloosa, Ala. President.
jy3-lm.
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Cumberland emaleCQNege

\ aourishiug Boarding and Pay Srh,oo'
j., eim t nf thr Cumberland Mountains.
III M 1'7 -, Inc healthipst part of the state
,',ntirs Sciences. French, Grrmm. MuSic.
. Ait md E.utution. superior teachers,
rycelrrnt buildings, Hr@e hta','i.u'
grounds, splendid mountain Sr ,,,Inn, f,
Board. Tuition and MuSr, per Hi'' WIZ.
,,'-,','',,,,,. 81 .idrn~~ ny pu~lHl.
''''' \. j. FINNEY, \. N, President
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Dissolution Notice.
August ith, 1854

The partnership heretofore existing
between Robt. j.. Houston and G. j.
Buchanan as Attorneys and COuusellcrs
at Law; is This day dissolved by mutual
consent. Each one will give his personal
attention to the closing up of all unlin-
ished business Of the late firm. This July
9th, 1884, EOBT. f.. HOUSTON.
jy II I'm. G. j. BUCHANAN.
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1 The medicine you ssnt me has done me 9
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hsve used yours. They sre elegant aAd useful
10 neu.-fa., Feb. 2sd, 1881.
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| May 18TH 1873.
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an reoefvfpg great benefit from your treat.
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NE. I'LL, Oct. II, 1881.
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