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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-03-12

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package of goods of large value that will you in
work that VIII once bring you in money faster than
anything else in America All about the 100000 in
presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere,
of either SEX OF all ages. for all the time, spare
time only, to work for us at their own homes For
tunes for all workers absolutely assured Don't delay.
H. HALLETT & CO., Portland, Maine. 3-29
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-03-12
Reliable Firms.

Ncssrs. S. L. Green and NJ. a. Spalding are al
WAYS reliable and try to secure the best of every
thing for their patrons They now have bought a
large quantity of BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP,
and are always willing and ready TO recommend it
every enc in need of preparation for coughs colds
asthma, bronchitis and consumption, they know of
no other remedy that is gaining such wide reputa-
ton Sample bottles free.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

The case of John Gibson, of the firm of Glib
son Brothers. charged with assaultng Arthur
Taylor, colored man who carried trans
parency on the 10Th of last month, in connection
with the printers strike, was called up in the
police court yesterday. Taylor had been hired
by printer to carry the transparency, and
yesterday testified that Mr.; Gibson struck him
and knocked him out in the street; that Mr..
Gibson then took the transparency, knocked
witness down with 1t, broke It, and chased
witness with an iron bar. Mr.. Gibson denied
striking the Colored man. lie made him leave
the pavement in front of his printing ollice,
and when he dropped the transparency he
(Gihsonl broke II. This was corrOborated by Il
number OF business men and others in the
vicinity. The court imposed fine of $40 on
Mr.. Gibson. In disposing of the case the judge
was engaged in carrying out an Illegal act.
The transparency indicated hostility to Gibson
Brothers. The question In this case was how
far person can go in using violence to protect
htg
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Tho Hon Mnrcito Opening.

Certainly a very pretty picture OF Pdri1ise
was presented by the Bon Marchc, BIG and SlS
Seventh street, Mt It's first fall opening on
Wednesday, which, owing to the recent un'
favorable weather. will be continued to.1iy
ard tomorrow. FIRST, the pavement in iront
of the store Wns completely CarpUted, aud even
tie carriage step, to render the entrance com
Portable and luxurious. Then pretty iltllc
dnmsCl IN rcd apron, inscribed Bon Mh9ohc;
OpCrCd the crystal door 10 each visitor. WIN
ill., IN addition to the gratifying and enormous
display OF goods wonder appeared the entire
GuGr aud all the floors above being decOrdtoi
with growing tropical plants, lining the very
staircnsos, too. TO the very top. Troops oil iliI
ladies were moving In all directions, 500
grouped, or Asccnded or descS nded the ample
Scrs Here, there, in and out trppcd the
fairy rcd aprons. and purchases aud change
were Icing mndc with remarkable rapidity.
How specify the beauties offered for sale?
"TCo numerous to mention" Is the only term
with which to treat such subject And yet
how pass without u word, the dainty ana rlch
hnts Just received, the marvels OF imported
art? Surely no lady could do so. Three OF
these mot ladies' must attract superior atten.
ton, namely. the Judic, the Nenu', ana Ala.
Reine. They surpaSs In tasteful and intricate
workmanship Tor wOrkwomanship, ~ u may
bel anything Of the kind heretofore eNhibitci
in Washington. Our new guest-thc Bon
Marchc-has at once taken the front rank
and, whatever any one else may do Will con-
tinunlly progrcss I'm popularity
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Circuit Court Jurors.

The following names were yesterday drawn
by the clerk of the court for jurors in the two
circuit courts, commencing on the 10Th Instant
Circuit Court No. III. Howard Goodrich,
Woodbury. Lowery, John II. Shelton, ]. f.
Dyer, W. d. Clark, f. w. Deuison, Jos. Dudley,
Anthony Gaegcr. Charles Dougherty, Thomas
Joyce, John I. Mitchell, Austin Herr, Chandler
Gregg, A. lloss Ray, George a. Birch Alfred @.
Newman, John L, Chappell, Elisha p. Taylor
G. W. Edmonston, Daniel Smith, Robert r.
Pywell, BARLEY Taylor, Edward S. Wcscott
John \. o'Mera, Lawrence Hickey, Charles
Wright.
Circuit Court No. 2-James IS. Butler, Charles
T.. Nyman, Martin Grinin, w. ID. Wyvill, A. Il.
Chewning, Wm, b. Eaton, Rudolph Kaufman,
Evan Lyons, John Moran, j, S. NJ. Mckinney,
i. II. Wi!lett: Richard 4: Walker Frank IA.
than, J. W. McKee, w. W .Burdette, James W..
Turner, John Guttcnson, Oscar o. stevens,
Isaac II. McCathran, j. l.. Wilson, Ed. II. New
meyer, Wm. l.. Cheny, Andrew w. Kelly, Geo.
Il. Reppctti, V. Kline, and j. T. Hutchinson.
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VIZ SHOW the most complete stock of clothing
In the city. If you will take n look through
our building you will find Il yeritcation of
what we say Eiscman Eros, corner 7th and
l. sts, manufacturing clothiers.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of a Day in
and About the City.


and About the City.
The commissioners yesterday transmitted
their estimates to the Treasury Department
II. r. shelton has been appointed watchmin
at the Washington nsylum,vlce Michael Cluha,
removed.
Moses Rogcntbal was fined s25j In the police
court yesterday for keeping an unlicensed
pawn shop.
George Hooper was yesterday fined s1j by
Judge smell for profanity and throwing an AK
at OMcCr Barnes
Solomon Williams colorcd, was kicked in
the right eve by his horse yesterday morning
while near tho city nall.
Louisa Jackson the old colored woman who
was arrested on complaint of Mary Duokctt OF
stealing $500, was acquitted yesterday by Judge
Smell.
Charles Thicrbach. formerly connected with
the Marine Bank aud for many years orguntst
at st. Augustine's Church, has been sent TO tue
insane asylum.
4. A. McIntire was charged yesterday In the
police court with perjury, alleged to have
been committed in the orphans court. The
case was continued on $500.
The Washington Light Infantry will attend
the funeral this afternoon of Alfred Chcstlinc,
n member Of Company G. The services Will be
at the residence, q East Capitol street.
The following requests have been received
by the commissioners: To pave with cobblc'
stone alley III square idf Whuspenu tue pro-
posed action Of extending alley In square 2S6.
The will Of the late Roger Sweeney was yes.
terday received 10y the register for probate ani
record. The deceased leaves his entire estate
to his wife, Mary Sweeney, and names her as
eNCCutTiX,
Justice Hagner yesterday refused TO grant the
| application of Wm. A. Shindle for all order to
| restrain Allen Il. Hayward from interfering
| with drain from the premises of tho former
| at MI Pleasant.
Nine Logan. we'll known In musical circles
| is extremely i'll at her residence, No 1910 i
street Her friends aud former pupils are in
| vited to assemble at No. 1925 New York avenue,
| at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Christina Keim yesterday entered suit at law
| against william w. and Washington Dlnen.
| hover to recover $1,000 damages for Injury
| claimed to have been done her property by
the defendants while constructing building
on the adjoining land
Al the annual meeting Of the Bay State Club
of the District of Columbia the following OH
GERS were elected for the ensuing year; Prcsi
dent j. ID. Smith, rc-electcd; first vice prest
dent Il. Belts, NJ. D.; second vice president
L. G.. Littlefeld; recording secretary, Col. L. +
O'Brien; financial secretary, Samuel Baxter
and treasurer. Wm. Hutchinson.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Actinn nv the Grand Jury.

The grand jury brought into court yesterday
afternoon indictments against the following
IaIties Andrew jackson and Michael CIV.
nnaugh, housebrea king William Wilson and
JnmC Temple, second oliensc, petit larceny;
Antonio Nordello, alias Michael Ross, alias
Frank Ross murder of Carminc Rotunno; Wm.
Il. Graves, embczzlement; Charles Fries, lar
ccny; James Moore, nssaulting oihcer John
Cn,on, larceny; Emma Johnson, alins Sparks,
alias Coleman, larceny. The following. cases
were dismissed: Frank Rollins, housebreak
ing; Russel B. Lancaster, embezzlcment; Geo
Northridge. Wm. Northrldge and Henry
Shulthies robbery.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
The death of Mrs. Grammler.

The coroner held an inquest yesterday on tho
body of Mrs. Sophie G. Grammler, who died on
Monday from injuries received by being struck
by an engine on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road, at Delaware avenue and II street, The
Jury were W. c. Harper John Myers, II. G:
Thyson, Isaac Gutenberg, Martin Donohue, AMI
Richard H. Hudson Robert Nelson and Mi
chael Hill testified to witnessing the accident.
Samuel L. Labarer, fireman of the engine;
Michael Sullivan, the gateman, aud Rufus b.
GOsncll, engineer were also on the witness
stand. The fury rendered n verdict that Sophie
Gn Gp m lo hsr dsaah WRIT inlrbG! wn be
lieye, from the evidence, that there was want
of proper care on the part OF the deceased, we
find that the company Is to blame for not hav-
ing barrcades on the sidewalk rs well as tho
carrageway." The funeral took place from
Mrs. Aitess residence, No. 1911 Sixth street,
yesterday, at 3 O'Clock, aud the intcrmcnt was
at Prospect Hill.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Enihnr nnlnnd,s nnnnrtnre.

Rev. ]. d. Boland assistant pastor at ST,
Matthews Church, leaves to-day for new
field of labor, st. Patrick's parish, Baltimore.
During the five or six years of his ministry
hero he cndcnred himself not only TO the
members his own congregation but to the
people generally. It was the universal wish OF
81. Matthews congregation that Father Boland
should remain with them, and that wish was
about taking practical shape, In the form OF q
petition to the archbishop of Baltimore, when
he requested that no steps be taken In the mat;
Ter, as he was always ready to render cheerful
obedience TO those in authority A public
demonstration was also thought OF, but 1t was
Abandoned at his request,
National Republican., 1885-10-08
NOTICE,

In this evenings "star'' we publish list
of prices for our Special Sale OF Gloves. u
you don't happen to see the 'Star," don't
forget the Special Glove Sale. Remember,
we only have Especial sale" when we
have special lots to offer at special prices,
and that is why we want to see you at our
Glove Department. The special lots will
be on exhibition on separate table, near
door Of 1110 Penna. avenue, and not at the
department, which is at the end of store.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Faulty Policy Informntions.

In the criminal court yesterday Mr.. Charles
s. Moore, counsel for Thomas Burke, who was
placed on trial for n violation Of the policy law,
argued motion to quash the information filed
against Burke, on the ground that the law re.
quires that party charged with violating the
policy law must be charged as n proprietor.
agent, or clerk IN the game, and this the infOr-
nation iaicd to do. The court was In doubt
after argument about the sullicicncy of the in
formation, but directed the trial to proceed.
the Judge advised the district attorney to nOlle
pros. all other policy cases in which there were
inioTmntions of the same character us in the
cHsc of Burke. Assistant District Attorney Tag.
gart said that he would look further into the
cases before deciding what action he should
take. Burke was convicted.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For Ladies.

men in regard to dress, and so we will not
impress on them the necessity OF wearing
suitable apparel for this trying season.
However, we do wish TO draw attention to
The Palais Royal prices. Please study list
below, and then come and examine the
uunlity of goods offered.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

The following marriage licenses have been
issucd Edwin Turner and Mrs. Lizzie Alex
andcr, Nelson Miller and Martha Il. Carrick,
both of Alexandria, Va; Richard McAllister,
ir. and Mary l. Saunders, Edward W. Harvey
and Evelyn NJ. Chase. Robert H.. Grogan of
Baltimore, Md, and Sadie Crismand of stafford
county, Va; Robert A. Mnrmlon and Beatrice
Paul George l.. Cannon aud Mamie X. ScrJg.
gins. 10th of Rnppahaunock Va; Hamilton
Bowie and Bertha H. Wilbur. both of Charles
county, Md; J. NJ. Shelly, Of Springfield, Mo,
and Laura Portls, of indianapolis, lnd.; Kich-
OF Alexandria, Va; John X. Turner and Agnes
f. Robinson, Saml. H. Walker aud Emma }.
Glascoe j. L. Prindlo and Emma Yates. Wash
inrton Cornish and Frances Hays.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

At u mass meeting of the Republicans of
Alexandria held In Johnston's Hall on the 9Th
instant Il resolution was unanimously adopted
that "the Republicans of Alexandria county,
in mass meeting assembled. pledge themselves
the Republican ticket, headed by Hon. John
:. Wise" The meeting was addressed by Mi
w. c. Cox in Il very effective speech. Nal
Cox spoke at Falls Church last night, and will
COlna Thursday night, Oct g. Gum SPRING.
Friday night, oct. .; Fairfax Court House,
Saturday night, oct. 10; Horndon, Monday
NIGHT Oct 10.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For Children.

Worsted Leggings in all colors for Csc.
Hand-knit listers in all colors for CSC.
Mother Hubbard Cloth Coats In all colors
for Sl.9s. We have everything to keep the
little ones warm, from Worsted Booties for
the 1-year-old to Warm Shawls for big
girls. We mention above three lots because
We know them to be extra value.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For Gents.

when one contracts disease owing to eX-
posure to the elements (Which at this sea-
son Of the year are sO conducive to sick
ness) the doctor and drugs appear and
money disappears. Why not prevent Illness
by wearing suitable Underwear, especially
when II can he found in such variety and at
such low prices as at The Palais RoyalY
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For SO Cents

The Palais Royal will encase your legs in a
pair of Fleeced Canton Flannel Drawers,
SO that rheumatism and kindred evils can
be dened. Your body can be inclosed in n
heavy Merno Undershirt for SOC that may
save DOCTORS hill Of $50.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

The following building permits were granted
yesterday c. X Foss, to build three two-story
and cellar bricks, on Seventh street, near
Massachusetts, avenue, 10 cost 5000. +. n.
Dwyer to build four two.story bricks on IL
street, near Third southwest, to cost $1,000.
Wm. Miller, to build one two.story brick, ON
Seventh street road, to cost $500. c. Schneider,
to improve I2l street. to cost $1,000.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Baron, The Boarding House Bent.

"Ill consider the four monthsyou have been
in Jail aud give you twenty months in the Al
bnny pententiary making two years in alp
said Justice Macarthur to Rudolph Won Baron
yesterday morning, upon the jury finding him
guilty Of false prctenses. There was no doubt
of the mans guilt and the only effort to get
him OIL was ON teChnloalilles, but this lailed
National Republican., 1885-10-08

Reduced rates for the Virginia state fair, to
be held at Richmond Oct. 2l, 22 and %, are
announced by the passenger department OF the
Pennsylvania railroad Tickets for the round
trip, $3.50, including admission to the grounds.
Tickets will be placed on sale Oct. 20 to g. and
good to return until oct. II, inclusive
National Republican., 1885-10-08
a. Cents.

The 44c "Palais Royal" Merino Under
wear for ladies comes in all sizes, from %
to 40 inch; improved shape and well fln-
ished. Our Cashmere Wool Hose for 4ic
have double toes and heels aud would be a
bargain at Soc.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Canon Farrar Coming.

Canon Farrar has been induced to make
dates for two lectures here. lie will on Friday
week Doth instanD deliver his Grafton on
Dante at the Congregational Church, following
Il the next night with lecture on Robert
BrOwning's poems The sale of seats will open
at Brentano's on Monday.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Where to Find Dry Goods.

Guinnip's "strictly one price" is a surpris.
ingly low price in every case considering the
beautiful and excellent goods offered at stores
dO4-iOG Seventh street. The taste or the want
that can not be satisfied here may scarcely be
supply seems capable of entering the imag'
nation. Guinnips Offering Is displayed at
large in this papers advertising columns, and
all That can be added is let those VINO would
Guinnips,
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For o5 Cents

The Palais Royal offers you warranted All
wool Scarlet Medcated Drawers or Under
shirt. ASK your doctor about Medlcated
Underwear. We know what he will tell
you. Come, then, and buy suit Of this
Cheapest Underwear in Washington.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
90 Cents.

The csc "Palais Royaln Scarlet Wool
nary value; silk bound, pearl buttons; sizes
% to 40 inch. The CSC Felt and Flannel
Skirts are prettily trimmed; all colors; a
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For $l.75

Arc you dudeS II so, visit The Palais
ROYAL and ask to see the Blue Cashmere I'm
defwear that we imported direct, and the
duplicates Of which cannot be found else
where. Think of the price only $l.15 for
English Cashmere Underwear
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For 25 Cents

The Palais Royal undertakes to keep your
feet dry and warm. just Think Warranted
All-wool Cashmere Half Hose, with double
toes and heels and in all colors, for 25c a
pair
National Republican., 1885-10-08

10-4 fine Irish Linen sheeting at 90 and zoe per
yard.
When Is taken into consideration the excellent
wearing qualities OF linen bedwear we think
our customers Will acknowledge Its superiority In
every respect TO the cotton muslins.
More of the lS-inCh Cotton Diaper Is here nt the
same price as befOTe-50c per piece OF 10 yards;
the best ever offered for the money.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
We nn Not Study

how cheap we eau manufacture garment, but
see to the honesty Of every detail composing
the same, ana yet our prices are rs low, aud
lower, thnn clothing manufactured for jObbing
purposes. Eiscman Bros, 7th and u SITS.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
1890 UP.

The 50. 80 silk Vests and Bodices are cut
so as to fit like a Jersey, the elasticity Of
the silk permitting It. Colors-Pink, blue,
and cream. Sold last season for $4.9S.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Certain Preventive

Of Rheumatism Pneumonia, Diphtheria Colds, &o. This
changeabe weather is bringing rich harvest to the doc
tors In order of the victims study the list
of Freventives mentioned below.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
For $1.9S

The Pnlais Royal will protect your blessed
head from rain or sun. Our Sl.0S Silk Um-
brellas have Paragon Frames and Natural
Sticks. Wonderfully popular, because the
same quality is sold elsewhere for S2.25.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

In order to give chance to tlDsc who
were prevented from inspecting our great
display we have concluded to continue UNI
til otherwise notified our Great Fll Open
daily. AS we anticipated, our opeIlng was
a grand success, and any inadverence on
our part we beg to be overlooked, as the
rush was so great that 1t was impossible to
pay our customers the usual attehtion we
desired and that they have right to ex-
pect. We will endeavor to make up for
lack Of attention at your next all. We
thank you, one and all, for your generous
support, and we will ever strive ID be wor-
thy of II.
We pay attention to two lines exclusive
ly, OF which we make specially, and Of
which we carry the largest and choicest
stock in the city. They are
National Republican., 1885-10-08
A Buggy and Cart in Co,lision,

Last evening, as Mr.. George Keen was driv-
ing through the Smithsonian grounds in com.
pany with his wife, their carriage was run
into by colorcd man named Brown, who was
driving II heavy wagon ut the time. Mrs.
Keen narrowly escaped serious injury by the
collision. The carriage was demolished.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

in Our business. Clothing in its broadest sense
is our specially. We know all about clothing,
as We manufacture all we sell. Etscman Bros,
Clothers and Tailors corner 9TH and Il SITS.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

Edward p, Mast, 1859 Twelfth street, reports
stolen from his house q gold cross and s.
gold piece; value sl2. Thomas W. Riley &
Son. Tenth and + streets southwest, report
stolen from their stable on the ID instant n set
OF double harness; value go. j. d. Gibbs,
Ninth street and Louisiana avenue, reports
that on the 18th instant that eight shoulders of
bacon and one ham, valued At SO, were stolen
from his store. Z0dy Strasburger 916 Seventh
dow was broken between aud H. m. yestcr-
day and three pairs Of misses shoes were
slOlen value 20. Mrs. Ida Altman, As II
street, reports that about p. m. on the 9th in.
stnnt her store was entered and s. in silver
money was stolen from the drawer.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

CHARITY bawls are said to be those at infant
asylums. The managers of these institutions
Cough Cure. which relieves sick children and
puts nm end to the brawl.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

ONF or THE SECRETS of our success 1--WE " II
give II away, as none Of our competitors can
make use ofit), we deal only in clothing, and
manufacture every garment we sell. ManulC.
tory. II s, Howard street. Baltimore. Elselnan
Bros corner eth and SITS.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

Plaited-bosom Shirts with
one eyelet are now eau fait"
for full dress. Whatever you
want in Plaited-bosom Shirts
expect us to show you. Open
front, open back, or both; no
eyelets, one, two, and three
cycle t S; ten and sixteen
plaits.
NoTE-We expect the new
Neckwear every day.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

This weather necessitates
a change Of Underwear. Our
stock Of these goods is un-
questionably the best value
yet offered by us, and we un-
hesitatingly commend them
to our customers as undoubt-
ed bargains.
Mems Mcdium-weght White Wool Shirts and
Drawers, excellent quality and elegantly finished,
TO wear now, Toe and 81 per garment
National Republican., 1885-10-08
CUiNNlP'S GUlNNIP'S
4o4 Seventh st. and 4oe Seventh st.
NEW FALL GOODS
Silks.

Black Gros Grains and Cachemiro silks,
in medium to excellent qualities, including
n line Of an importation "warranted to
v ear" from 15c to $3.50 per yard.
Velvets.
Black and Colored velvets, only 75c per
yard, worth 81.
Black aud Colored silk Brocaded Velvets,
at 9sc per yard, cheap at $l25.
Plain nd Fancy Dress Goods.
An attractive assortment Of Foreign and
Domestic manufacture, at astonishingly low
prices.
Winter Wraps.
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars, Dolmans,
and Jersey Jackets, from an importers s
bankrupt sale, at about half price.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

While speaking Of mems
goods we call attention to the
fact that another 40 dozen Of
the 3ec Unlaundered Dress
Shirts, all sizes, have arrived
at present writing. Some
one asked why we did not
buy more, in view of the large
sale. We would like to say
we have a standing order
with the manufacturers to
take all they send us. Mer-
chants outside Of Washing
ton must be favored as well
ourselves.
Better shirts at 0o,s, 20, s7iac, and 81 each.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
Linens and housekeeping Items.

llhths anu bouoshScp'"b .'N"''
Our stock Of these goods
is far superior to that of any
previous season, having been
selected with the utmost care
and attention. We think we
can now show a stock which
in point Of variety, quality,
md general acceptability is
second to none in this city.
German Linen Table Damask and Napkins
irish Linen Table Damask and Napk lpnasks In
Beaohed and Unblcaohed Iabla, at very low
prices. .,nkins
Turkey Red Damask6s and Sets.
Elegshi Dnmaslisk, Huckabuck, and Terry, at
Towels, ppiices.
National Republican., 1885-10-08

Georgetown College VS.. Hyattsyilc at Capitol
Park to-day at $3.50 sharp. Admission, loccnts.
National Republican., 1885-10-08
DRY GOODS.
Items Of Interest.

We have selected from our
n um erous departments a
number of important items
in Dry Goods which we con-
slider worthy special mention
as being most excellent val
ues.