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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
Notice of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that On the 9Th day Of May, isa5. 1T the
courthouse In Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne
braska, the board Of county COMMISSIONER Of
said county then and there in lawful session, a
stecizl election WAS ordered by said board To
be held In and for Garfield prceinct, at the usu-
al place for holding elections therein. on the 9Th
day Of June. lss5. for the purpose of voting on
the following DrOposl1ion:
Shall the county commissioners Of Webster
comfy. Nebraska, on the ist day Of July. lsa5.
issue special bonds Of said date for GARFIELD
precinct TO the amount Of s36O. I'm dencm.na-
lions Of 5000 each. PAYABLE to bearer twenty
wears from the date thereof. and bearing inter
EST at the rate Of six per cent. per annum, pay.
each year thereafter, for the purpose of aiding IN
the construction Of q bridge across the Re
publican river. south Of the town Of Red Cloud.
at or near the range line between ranges ten and
eleven.
And shall the county commissioner OF said
county. in the year iss6. and each year fhereaf-
ter levy q special tax on the taxable property
within the bounds Of sal I'd precinct, sufficient Ia
pay the interest accruing on said bonds. and
such additional tax and al such times as under
the laws OF the state shall be required 10 pay the
principal Of said bonds when the same shall be-
cOne due.
Provided that none of said bonds shall be sold
at less than the par or face value thereof.
Those voting In favor Of said proposition will
words For Precinct Bridge Bonds" Those vot
ing against said proposition will have written or
printed on their ballots the words Against Pre-
cinct Bridge Bond"
Dated May s. 1915.
J. l.. MILLER,
Chairman board Of county commissioners
J + BArHA. county clerA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
Notice Of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
coust-ho1se q Red Cloud. webster ceuusy. Ne:
bFaska. The bosrd Of county commissioners 81
said countyi then and there Being In hwfm -.
sestOn, . SPECIAL election was ordered ~ sasd
board % be held In and foe Red Cloud pceeines
II the usual place for holding elections therein,
o 9Th, TIE q Day g Ju9e: - lcs ne parP'ss "
shall ths couniy co1snssssooers Il the county
a Webster. md Sate q Nebraska. On The is
d1y q July, iS1. issue speeixlboods q sid dase
tor raid precinct 10 The aDoaua q stxtees tho0s.
and 0u&AyA. In de0Cminast00s g 90 1Oc&aoa
hun the laie therrol. and bearing intrfe.s q
the rate q SIX PER ceut. reS annam- payable an
nuAlly 90 the isf day u July. isG. and Of each
yeAS thereafter for ttc vsuJD0e a siding N ~
constructive a vOhst4Ba 1eToo he kepobss-
can rive. sosth a The tom d ord Cs0rd. coz
trn ard eaesen. and ons IN a penS the nostn-
en1 quarter & section ten. towu 80. rsnge
e3eve1 WeDt. 6Ceb IN said pepetnrl
: And ahAN The county ec0nn1O1D0e9S esa
county N he wear IoS. and each year fhere.ises
kvy aspeesal tAx a shr tax.Ase psOpefs vnnss
mtere3 1ccuipg On said boois. and xsrh sddt.
ttooal tAx - q Wch ssaes - weev u hns Q.
eee ssa1r shall be NVufssd - paythe ps1eepea
& sid banAnL Wben The 0s1e snau oceusae au-
HrUyjdeA thse nuoe - sat1 buoAs snnA y
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have vstllea a pftgeel - thesr h.ksSes -
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fNEan4 fsdpR DOAA
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

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~ enaAFxo tngektaG IN vAtse , tnezsrsAeer
Inr9raA go = 0g1nRO. thess = - naea&s
shnue n e0scs1ys<1foY - atssrSrArE
eSvrs 49, xzsA nRFU 70 tse wnstr sysec1 NJ
WfanbDUS sp9hzD syyup - enst4srs NS.esx
n pakRxm - u ens1e- ~ IT, pruegke
- ~ oSaea snd A8 f<nsk auses sa<3
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
PURLIC NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ARTI.
~ cles Of incorporation hay: been nleJ in the
proper offices. The isnn- Of said corporation Is
The Nebraska Lumber Company. Its principal
place Of trNisacting business. Red Cloud. Ne
braska. Organized for the purpose 81 transact.
ing q general lumber business. and I'm buying and
selling all kinds of goods and merchandise per.
tanning thereto, including coal. af the town III
Red Cloud. with branch yard and Offices at such
other towns as the hoard Of directors may des.
ignafe. With "a capital stock of one hundred
thousand dollars. Ia be paii in a. directed by
the board of directors. within thirty days iron,
date Of subscribing same. and power 10 Increase
said capital stock % two hundred thousand dol
lars. The business Of said corporation 20 com
mence on the LAT day Of February. isst. aud con
time until the LIST day of February. isat. 1he
highest amount III indebtedness ar liability tn
which said corporation II at any time io subject
itsself shah he one tali the amount cf capital
stock paid In. Thebusibess OF said corporation
shall be conducted by q board of seven directors
February ID. issS.
Il. ID. JONES. President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Can any one bring us . case Of kid
new oy liver complaint that Electric
Bitters will not cure? We say they
can not a thousands Of cases already
permanently cured and Who " daily
Recommending Electric Bitten. will
prove. Bright's disease. diabetus. weak
back, or any disease OF the urinary
organs quickly cured. They purify the
blood aud regulate the bowels and
oct directly on the diseased psrts- Ev-
err boetle guaranteed For sale q SOC
8 6otsle b Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Henry Cook can always be relied
upon not only to carry in stock the
best of everything, bat to secure the
agency of such articles - have well
known merit and Are popular with
the people, thereby sustaining the
reputation Of being enterprisinR and
very reliable. Having secured the
agency of the celebrated DR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and
will sell il on . positive guarantee. II
will surely cure any and every afiec-
t,on of the throat and lungs, and 20
show a confidence We invite you "a
call and get . trial bottle free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
Attention Teachers.

Notice - hereby given that ] aill examine all
persons who may de-irr Ia offer themselves N
candidates for teaclier of the common >clbos,l>
Of Webster county M my once la Red Cloud on
The third Saturday of each month. Examinations
10 commence at y ~ m. Do not ask for special
EXAMINATIONS. a. W. SPRINGER,
County Superintendent Of public instruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

kDfkJesh AYn1feSsIte.
The hest salye IN the world for cut
bruises sores. ulcers. salt sheuV
fever sores. letter, ehapped hands
chiIbiains. corns and all akin esup,ions
and positively cures piles, or no Tssy
required Nn guranseed 70 Use PER
ect s~afisfseiiop, or money .eiup ed
Price 2scts per boz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Hugh Conway's story Ozark Days"
has attained = larger circulation than
his Called Back" two hundred thous-
and copies Of the former story having
been sold. No novelist has achieved
two such remarkable successes in %
ohort Q period Of time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Sterling, Packard & .WesternC ottage Organs
Pianos, Organs, andSewing Machines.
Steinway, Weber q Paris Pianos
yA nj ram The people OF Wsbstsr and adjoening counAies thA4 I
have opened . musac store On We6eeef Avenne oxpoase Eaa
~ 6eVfng ma6hine4 which Vim be sId a. cheap p oAn be eoogAt
uAsssswA~s can and sse ne = = MOTT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05
Get Your Speeks.

Ladies', childrenis. and mems dry
goods and notions, shoes and furnish
ing goods, hats, caps, and straw goods
are cheaper than ever before known.
Carpets are cheap. / am selling them
at smaller profits than ever. | want
your trade, and will try to make it to
your interest to come and see me and
get prices. Have a complete stock Of
groceries and wooden ware at lower
prices than Y ! want your eggs
I'd butter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

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IL RAS0A. cooD0eaoG
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

SrrcAI NOuU-Tbe next time
your uocefs boys calls and you want
INV aaIefesu andsoda order DeLAnds
IN is 81 you do not say IL 10 The bet
Won ever used return Il - ycur grocer
we guaransee ~satisfac6on, and he sin
rake q eood.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
GENTS GOODS.

Our Gents Furnishing Department ia man.
nged by competent gentlemen assistants, and
the stock comprises full and fine assortment OF
Gents Goods.
Gents Kid Gloves In evening shades at IL per
pair are for this week reduced to SOC Remem-
Der. for this week only.
Gents Black Silk Half Hose for CSC.
Gents Black Lisle Thread Half Hose for 50c
Gents "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts Qaun-
dered), 81.
Gents Black. White, and Cream Satin Bows,
25c.
Gents Black, White, Cream. and Lavender
Satin Ties, 50c
Gents Satin and Silk Puff and Claudent scarfs,
in cream and white, either plain or figured, Doc
Gents full size all silk, Paragon Frame UNI
brcllas, S2.1
Gents Imitation Diamond Studs, set in real
gold, S5c
Gents Imitation Diamond Collar Stud. 25c.
Gents warranted Sterling Silver (Hammered)
Sleeve buttons with patent fastening, SSc n pair.
Gents full size China Silk Handkerchleis,
43c.
HH-SPECIAJ.-100 dozen Puff and Claudent
Scarfs, satin lined. all eolors and every conceiva
BILE deslgn-the lodds and ends, samples, &c, of
three of Now York's largest scarf manufacturers
worth from zoo to 81 each. We offer them
for this week only at SOC each. or three forf1.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

The clerk of the court yesterday drew the
following names of persons from the box for
jurors of the next term of the criminal court
which commences on the 26th instant Jacob
H. Mitchell, 1910 Thirty-fourth street; l.. r.
Shoemaker, near Pearce's mill; J. T. Worthing
ton, Good Hope road; Woodberry Lowrey, 100
Vermont avenue; Henry j. Bright u and
Eighth streets southeast Samuel IL. Wheeler,
2o23 q street northwest George A. Birch,
303i NJ street; Walter Jackson, 1879 X street.
Henry Boyer, 1925 Twentieth street; w. W.
Brooks 500 Thirteenth street southeast; An
drew W. Kelly, ia d street northwest; John
II. Johnson, 25l1 NJ street; L. G.. Wheeler, 20l
Seventh street northwest; James Thomas, 2jl5
NJ street; j. ID. Schofleld, 1907 Potomac street;
Chas. II. Venable, 9l6 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast; Henry 0tterback, Tenth and NJ
streets southeast; Robt. Smith, $40 sixth street
southeast; w. Scott Chew, 1890 n street; James
n. Paynter 1871 l. street. T. II. g. Todd, 500
seventh street; Edward Cooley, l5l5 Thirtieth
street; Ralph johnson, l735 | street; =; I,
Brown, 1908 l. street; John T. Costin, 100 ID
street northwest, and Il. L. Bradley, 800 c
street northwest
National Republican., 1885-01-16
FLOWERS.

We open this week the largest and best selected
stock ever shown in this city. Every concciva-
Bile style and variety, and all atwholcsale prices.
5000 bunohes OF Flowers, comprising hheen
different styles and twenty.nlne different colors.
your choice, for this week only, 10c bunch.
$500 punches Of Roses, Rosobuds, Chrysan-
themums Lilies, Dahlias, Daisies, &c, all per
feet limitations OF nature, price for this week
3Dc bunch. Next week the price will be 4Sc,
and they are bargain at that
900 punches of warranted All.silk buds six in
bunch, in all colors, special sale price, 69c; sold
elsewhere at 0Sc bunch.
$500 punches of French Novelties which,
being our own importation, we offer them at
wholesale prices-for $50, Csc, up to % per
bunch. We show Flowers you will pay double
the money for in New York.
1000 ostrich Tips, suited for corsage wear.
evening shades, Csc and q. 40 per bunch; three
in bunch.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.



H., a.. c,,.
Apout t"o ''H'
HAVE you KoomsoE THO Houses 10 hVntI ly Trnc ,nc
, heut @ coluilns ,i ~ ~ ~ W , srUnii'A'' i'00
lines tnree ufhes ior 20 cents
Mr. w. g. Roose of this city. has been
elected an honorary member of Adelphi Lodge,
f. and A. NJ, Of Providence, r.. !.
A ooior,d dro,,o,tc ci,,h nroecntcd tho VOL.
l,nn,yn drama i'adv Au3ieyis secret " 10 n
ia+go ,nd nnnrocintivo nudfence mt Mount
Pleasant last niabt
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MIllhm l. henlou, N uuIuS v"v,liisl' I..i', ,sii ~
ycsiiciIuay yii.y ior NiOia,.Ig i,g INV "'oN '"" ""N
saui'inB ocrBean' rerlS'
, The case OF the female tramp SGGhtenicou 70 70
lno woIhhouse ~ guuge snv, nii w ,,rr,ia
gaIeu, ana an olloIt WI. H.. ne hiaue W Pio'iuo
ior her III solno olncr way
The executive committee of tho Army Of the
Potomac held n meeting in Baltimore on
Wednesday and completed arrangements for
the reunion 10 take plHce there OH Ma! o.
TRY three linesin THE REPUBLICANS "Want'
columns. Three times, . cents.
Mr.. John Tweedalc, chief clerk of the war
department Is visiting in Philadelphia, and
during his absence Mr. Jay Stone chief of the
correspondence division, is acting us chief
Clcrk
Tho annual stntnrncnt of the Northern Lib
crty Market Company filed with the recorder
yesterday shows resources TO nave been ~ s5Sl !.
! 5GDl6 hnd liabilities, hcluullg Slio,VOO III
| bonds, sli2,2bLSS.
| John w Mnrr n Young man. was sentenced
10 mi for eleven months and twenty-nine
| dnys hy itidga snrIi yosiorday for nssnultiug
hiS C,ibcr Nfr intncs IL Wnrr of tho most.
| otIice dcpartinent
National Republican., 1885-01-16

The Dashaway Reform Club, which was re-
organized Wednesday night, elected the iol-
lowing officers: Charles Nye, president; J. d
Bidding vice president; A. S. Dent, treasurer;
K. o, Polkinhorn, secretary; j. L. Regan and
r. J. Clark, sergeants.aparms.
The following officers have been elected by
the Association for the Relief of Destitute
Women and Children: Mrs. NJ. S. Pomeroy,
president; Mrs. J. b. Bruce, vice president;
Mrs ii. A. Cook, secretary; Mrs. l.. S. Doolittle,
treasurer; Mrs j. 4. Baxter, Mrs. T. G. Dole,
Mrs G. H. Grimk, Mrs. A. NJ, Purvis, Mrs. g.
A. S. Hall, Miss Louise Swami, Mrs. NJ. l..
Mcrrlweathcr, Mrs. j. w. Scudder, Mrs. L.
Mann, board of directors
The directors of Providence Hospital have
elected US directors Dr. $. a. II. McKim, presi
dent; Or. J. w. Buckley, vice president; DR..
John Bayne,. secretary, and Dr. Htckling, res
ident physician,
National Republican., 1885-01-16
JEWELRY.

Genuine French Rhine Stones. mounted in
silver as hair ornaments, in imitation of dag
gers, stars, clover leaves, &C., your choice for
1920 each. Jewellers are asking 81 so for slmi
lar goods
Rhine Stones mounted in sterling silver as
collar buttons (they are also used as buttons for
evening dresses), special price, 23c each. Next
week the price will be 20c.
A few pairs of Rhine Stone Bracelets, elegant
ly and artistlcally mounted, showing of to per-
fectlon the nineteen beautiful stones that com.
prise each bracelet. This week s3.4S each.
Price next week, s3.OS.
Steel Combs, in new Paris styles, zoe each
The price next week will be Csc
National Republican., 1885-01-16
CLOVES.

or course we have all the new styles, but, az
space is limited we mention only few special
prices, for this week only.
sbutton length Suede Tor Undressed) Nous
quetare Kid Gloves. In new shades Of tans, &C.,
for this week only, sl.4s per pair. Price next
week will be sI0S.
S-button length Kid Mousquetaires, in white.
cream, lavender and rose, regular price, sl.25;
special price for the special sale, S9c per pair.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
Arguments in tho KIrknood Case.

Three witnesses in rebuttal were called by
the government in tho criminal court yester-
day morning in the case OF Bell Mann and Il. G.
KirkwoOd, indicted on the charge representing
false vouchers to the navy department, and
that completed the testimony in the case.
Assistant District Attorney Coyle opened the
case for the government and finished speaking
at go o'clock. lie was followed by Mr.. Kret.
Finger for Bell Mann, and he had not concluded
when the court adjourned for the day.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

THE SUNNY SIDE OF IT.-Let us be sunshiny
complaint and rheumatism and several other
ailments how can we? First get rid of the
ailments. set n bottle of Browns Iron Bitters
and put them to fight. Mrs. Silver, Of Cen
tralia, Mo, says: ~ took Browns Iron Bittcrs
for dyspepsia and II has acted like charm"
Mr.. Seth Adams Walworth, Wis: Took
Browns Iron Bitters for severe rheumatism,
and is greatly improved"
National Republican., 1885-01-16
HOSIERY.

Our now importation Of Genuine French Lislo
Thread Hose are the nearest approach to silk
we have seen. All the new shades, also black,
at 40c per pair. worth zoe.
We also offer better quality than ever in war
ranted silk Hose for 9sc pair, in black and all
colors.
Specially for this week We offer our 35c Black
Bal Hose, with white toes and heels, for 25c
nor nair
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Mr. ], G. Bigelow, as solicitor of Charles G.
Williams, yesterday filed petition for divorce
from Mary E..Williams. They were married
in this city on Sept. 30, 1879, her maiden name
being Mary Il. Quigley, and he charges that
she has committed adultery with William f.
1912 Seventh street southwest, and 3lS Penn
sylvania avenue, where they lived togetherlun
til the house was raided In September last,
both parties arrested and made witnesses in
Maryland avenue, between Third and Four
and.a-half streets southwest, TO house kept
by Mrs. Moore, then to X street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets northwest, 70 the
house of Mrs. McElhaney, where they lived in
open adultery until very recent period.
Lizzie p. Robinson also petitioned for di
vorce from Albert j. Robinson, charging him
with cruelty and intemperanco.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Quartermastor General S, b. Holabird, U, $.
A., has forwarded 10 the war department a
number of sample blouses for enlisted men,
fitted with straps and cords on the shoulders,
for use by mounted troops. The straps consist
of broad piece of cloth of the color Of the
corps incings for cavalry ana light artillery,
which is fastened near the collar with brass
button. The cords are fitted like the officers
shoulder knot. The proposed alteration is at
the suggestion of various cavalry officers, and
Is designed 10 keep the carbine sling from
slipping from the shoulder.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
HANDKERCHIEFS.

The sppcial prices are for three dozen Sheer
Linen Handkerchief, with wide border of the
new Beatrice" lace. They are usually sl.35
but for this week we offer them at d. 10 each.
Our 80 and 25c sheer Linen Handkerchlefs,
with fancy embroidered borders, are reduced
for this week to 22c for choice.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
COURT RECORD.



Court m General Term Clief Justice Cartier
and justices MdcArliur and Jdnies.-Central
National Bank vs. Hume ct al.; appeal bond
approved. Strong, use Of Kirk, vs. Tottcn; ar.
gucd and submitted. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit Court--,tus,ice Haanr.-Warncr VS..
Fitzgerald; motion for leave to discontinue
second count aud judgment on first count
granted Central National Bank VS. Adams
Judgment against defendant under seventy
third rule. Second National Bank ys. Adams
(cight cnses) same action taken, Sinclair Vs.
MGcker, motion for Judgment Overruled.
Pickering VS.. ArriCk; demurrer overruled.
ment oyerruled. Hine VS.. Magarity; leave to
withdraw $50 deposited in lieu OF bond al
lowed. Nulcrman VS., Fall ct al; judgment
against +. II. Fall. Clafin & Co. VS.. Behrends;
motion for Judgment overruled. stern u
Cohen VS., Rice; judgment on motion. Hine
VS.. Magarity; leave granted to file additional
intcrrOgatories.
Equity C0uH.--,Itisiice Cor.-TIaliday VS.. Hall
| day; auditors report ratified. Miller VS.. Dis
| trict of Columbia; plea overrulcd. with leave
! to answer in ten days. First National Bank
| va. District of Columbia; leave to amend bill
| granted. Patch VS.. Davis; motion to reform
| decree overrulcd. Days VS.. Costin; sales rati.
| fed aud cause referred to the auditor Chaplin
| VS.. Loughery; exceptions to auditors report
| oyerruled and the same confirmed. Assign
| ment for tO.day-Nos II, %, -, q, aud 30
! Criminal Court-Jttsiice 1PMic.--John Evans,
! Robinson, witness, from jail aud pay him
| thirty.eight days witness fees; Bell Mann and
L. G. kirkwood presenting false vouchers.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Mai. Alfred e, Bates, paymaster United
States army who was ordered on Monday TO
report in person to the secretary OF state for
special service, has been sent TO oregon as the
special messenger of the state department TO
procure and bring here the missing certificate
of the electoral vote Of that state.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
FANS.

Satin. SILK. and Feather Fans, with ivory, pearl
and tortoise shell sticks, from 40o to s75 each.
We have few dozen Satin Fans In cream and
white, elegantly hand painted feather tips, at
e. 81 each. We offer these Fans for the special
sale-that is, for this week-nt 81. .0S each.
National Republican., 1885-01-16
ladies, Dennrtment.

sEALsR1N GARMENTS, % to % inches
FINE PLUSH GARMENTS; cut and finish
same us the Seal.
vtsIrEs and ERMINELINED OPERA
WRAPS
BEAYEn cAPEs, MUFFs, and NECK
FUR TRIAfM NGs by the yard.
T0vuaot Mo ,.ly.4 D,.i -,
National Republican., 1885-01-16

COVE CREEK CONFERENCE.-The. A. B. Shaw
yer. Cove Creek, Ta2ewell county, Va, writes
~ was for a long time a great sufferer with
kidney and bladder troubles. Finally tried
st. Jacobs oil, the great pain-relieyer, exter-
nally, and 1t cured me"
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Annie Nelson, acolored woman, was charged
in the police court yesterday with maliclously
placing the hand Of her child on hot stove.
Mary Robinson testified that she found the
child crying The mother told witness she
had placed the child's hand on the stove be-
cause II had stolen something The defendant
denied that she burned the child's hand, but
said that the child fell on the stove. Judge
Smell said that the crime was so unnatural that
he would not believe 1t, and would take the
woman's personal bonds.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

CLOSING SALE AT THE BARLOW ART GALLERY,
1925 PENNSYAvASGA AYENuE.-This afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, Mr.. bowling will have final sale
at the above establishment. A number of oil
paintings and fine cngruvings mot framed) and
other art objects will be sold
National Republican., 1885-01-16
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, BALLS, &c.

Pas Royal lately received various speces from Europe
that only unique and Stylish but considering the beauty Of the
goods remarkably cheap The special prices mentioned below for
this week only Positively emphatica undoubtedly asuredy for this
week only.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

THE Rowland Dental Association No 211
Four-and-ahplf street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. AL work warranted first-class.
Hayeadministered nitrous oxide TO over 3d. 900
persons Fine gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1885-01-16

Mai. A. W. Greedy, whose illness was men.
toned Wednesday by THE REPUBLICAN,, is
slill improving, and is now out of danger
although at one time the attending surgeon
feared a fatal result, The trouble was a con
gestlvo chill, t,.....t
National Republican., 1885-01-16

A CARD-To NJ Who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
Twill send recipe that will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
n missionary in South America. Send o self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 1. In
man, Station D., New York city
National Republican., 1885-01-16

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies and a
fine nenssortment of bottled goous. JAMES THARP
SIS i street northwest
National Republican., 1885-01-16

DURKEE's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce. The universal favorite both in the
United States and Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious, economical, and nutritious. Saves
anxiety, waste, and trouble.
National Republican., 1885-01-16

$40 SUITS at cut rates, Eiseman Bros, Sew,
epth and n,
National Republican., 1885-01-16

caiipRESs suitsatcut rateG Eiseman Bros,
corner Seventh and h