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National Republican., 1885-09-05

Equity Court-Justicc Merrick-IIelm vs..
Evening Critic; hearing fixed for Sept. o. Mills
W. Mills time to take testimony extended ne
teen days. Freeman vs. Freeman; testimony
ordered taken before Examiner NJ. y. Rich.
ardson.
Probate Court-Justlce Mcrrick-EState of
VIM. Wallace Grcenfield; authority given to
open box IN Safe Deposit Company. Estate of
Isabel and John A, B Leonard; notice by N.
j. Leonadr, of Red Bank, n. j., of intention to
prepare cavcat. Estate of Edward =. Wash
proof of publication filed and letters issued 20
VIM. A. Redmond; bond 500. Estate of Jacob
]. Fleishcll; order appointing Edward A.
Fleishell administrator; bond 500. In re
Thomas J. Myers, guardian; first general and
final individual account of guardian approved
and passed. In re John W. King, minor; order
appointing John A. Schultz guardian; bond
500. Estate OF Jos. Trimbe; will and codlcil
proved by the witnesses. Estate of Hezekiah
Jackson: order appointing Annie Bell Smith
guardian to the orphan children; bond $500
Estate of John A. B. Leonardo hearing an ap-
plication for probate of will and for letters
testamentary on the estate postponed until
Sept. 10. Estate of George Wenandt order of
publication issued. Estate of Hugh Il. Stack.
man; will admitted to probate, Andrew II. and
Anna Is. Stackman appointed guardian of
Lucille Stnckman, and bond fixed nt $1,000.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Delights of Dentistry.

We visited yesterday the office of Z. s. Carroll,
ID. ID. s., Professor of Operative Dentistry, No
6Oi Twelfth street, and were much pleased
there--not needing professional services. Had
we required them doubtless we should still
have been pleased, through pain; as, q grad
uate Of the Dental College, Baltimore, excel
lent ability might safely be expected from this
accomplished gentleman. But our especial en-
ioyment on the occasion was in viewing the
beautiful apartments which he has Just com.
pleted for the reception OF his patrons-small
rooms, yet eXquisitely ornamented and sup.
Piled with all requirements of his art, includ-
ing perfectly arranged laboratory. The word
pain appears in this notice: DIR. Carroll as.
sures us there is no such thing in hisoperations
as he previously administers, by improved
means, nitrous oxide gas. Dentistry has be.
come u delightful dream. The doctors alumni
mum plate for teeth he claims to be the best
thus far dcvesed, as 1t Is light, incorrodibe,
and q good conductor. A residence of two years
in Washington has resulted for the doctor In
the acquisition of many friends and entire sat
islaction among all who have applied for his
services
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The series of every Wednesday excur.
sions to the famous caverns of Luray will
close for the season on Wednesday, Sept. o. aud
those desiring to take the last chance should
purchase their tickets carly, as the number
is limited. Each ticket entities the holder to
n reserved scat coupon forthe day. There is no
crowding or confusion either going or returning.
Small parcels and packages can be lett In the
cars with perfect safety, as they are locked
and guarded by special watchmen. Covered
phoetons transfer passengers to and from the
cayerns and project them from sun aud
rain, so that the weather has nothing to do
with the success of the trip. No change of
clothing Is required to visit the caverns; n pair
of gum shoes for Indies are preferable, but not
indispensable, as the walks are comparatively
dry. The caves are lighted with the electric
light, aided by hundreds of candles, thus fully
displaying all its hidden beauties. Round trip
rate, $3.50. which includes admission. Re-.
member the date of last excursion, Wednesday,
Sept.9 Purchase your tickets, with reserved
seats, at 507, 6l9, and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue
and at Baltimore and Ohio depot on morning
of excursion Train leaves Washington at $3.50
n,
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The Tnlais Royal presents au opportunity for
its unc sampled bargains.
We have seen, admired, and do cOnst.cn
tiously recommend these goods.
Just when the clock shall strike this even.
ing their sale will finally close, with the usual
hour of closing the store
The FOlnis Royals nnnDllnccmcnt In ohor
columns gives n long list Of these dosirablys,
but we take peculiar pleasure In specifying u
few of them, for their remarkable bcau'y and
chenpnCss /. In lady articles, unlrcssed Nous.
qGCtaire kid gloves, ~ cents, elsewhere sljl n
pair; all.lincn handkcrchicls, . cents each,
elsewhere from 1871 to l0Ccnts; 2Ginch paragon
frame twill SILK umbrellas, Sis, elsewhere
Sl.Ns; night gowns, iG cents, elsewhere 81; sat
teen corSets, GS cents, elsewhere Fl 81 .. In
childrcns articles, hosiery, % cOnts pair,
being double thickness aud durable .. In
gentlcmen's articles scnrfs, shirts &c: elc.
CANT patterns, fine materials and manufacture,
and cheap enough to make economy flush
with Triumph at finding all former offers out.
done. Lastly, jcwelry, which will make the
poor appear rich aud render the rich cnvious.
Come quickly for only. this day remains
and this day positively ends ut q o'clock.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
HALLWAY NOTES.


A break I'm thc higher clnsses of frei tht is
expected i'm n DIV or Two.
,Io. ,.,.a., -. ~.
TOT tcNen months 10 Juy W tnc gross earn
lngs OF Ini9n Pgcinc were SlJ0sI ~ an IN
crease of sI73iig smrtius elrninqs, 8. S.ii5;
a decrease OF sSi3gi5
n,,a,.,., -. ,.,.,...
EaLtelght rates on grain from 81; Louis TO tne
tSabOaid nave been brought into line with
ihose rom Chicago, and the open rate Is now
~ cents TO New lorK II cents to Philadelphia,
una ~ cents TO Baltimore
Tho Chicnpo Dur,iuyton aud Northor, rnilr,od
contracts nrgiegatin7, S E,,1 ooO ,v"rr ini indoy
Thiriy.Gyc SigiS"s Viii hr hniit hv ths "A i;
island ulij Locomotives works Ali tic
ronchCs nrr Ia Lc cnnstr,,ctcd nt pnii,n,n
~ W w NN''''' W Nv Wv
tank cur OIL the West pennsylvanla rail-
toad c9ntnining oil, exploded yesterday, tttal-
~ burning brakeman Thomas Ryan OF Clcvc-
lnnd, ana setting fire TO the train. The inncs
were distinguished before serious damage re.
suited
hold moeiS ynscra III h S
ing prcsent cycent Mr. nartoi Thn oniv I'm,
poftnnt action thpen ,yaS tbr sci"c,ion IF i
g. Knight tothe vacant tpnsteeshin, whieb NJ.
Wnnamnker declined
,,",,
- nIIesidemt sloan and MS family arrived in
arn nui'NI% r, MeGnesday evening en- route 10 Nias
ron hhghamton TO East Bulihlo wv niles was
mGue III 2lV minutes, inclusive ot twenty-five
minutes sioppago ior water, oiling, an1 rail-
Iohu CROSSINGS making the actual running
time exactly l91 minutes, or mile minute.
hfesldent sloan expressed his satisfaction at
.he me CONDITION OF the Lackawnnnas road
Ded anu rolling STOCK. The party went TO nj.
agarn Falls over the New York Central
An important railroad land case has inst bcnn
dcoided Nv Jndye nrcyver Of thc tTni,gd S,otcs
eircuit court M IenyenSvorth n Ivas M
equity cose in tho nnmc of Tho Attnrn"v CEN
eIaI Of Tho i'nited SioteS ogainst the Eans"s
civ. Inwroucc and Southern Kansas naiIrond
Compnny Tho hili alleged that tho raiiroad
a.. a. .--,.Ns. Z.
having obtained natcnts 10 which IL ,yas nni
entitled. These lands nre IN Allan county and
arc improved iarms, worth several million
dollars nnd thc titles To many other lands nre
Indirectly involved. The railroad compeny
claimed the lands under a transfer iron, the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company,
,l H.. = r..s, ~, l,,il'
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Tho MhIic IInnsr Cnncnrt.

Tho programme for the concortby the Marine
Band at the white house grounds, commel2.
ing at 1870 O'Clock this afternoon, Is as follows:
Grand Marchc ct Cortege IA Refine dc
Snbh ,...'. s''...'''.'.'.sss.. 'tOunp1
Tempo RClgiosO, from Sonata op 3b.... Chopin
Mexican sefenadc. "Mandolnan ..... Llugay
Comet solo, "Thc Last Rose Of Summer"
Hartman
VIM Jaeger
NnlSc "Estudinntinn' ..... .........., ,Wnldicuicl
Gems from the works of MCycrbecr. introducing
unison motive from ~ Anicainy,' malourkl
from "lu Prophetic rOmanza rom star Of
the North" Ealop from "Lcs llugueuots,'
prayer from "St0r of the North" shadow
dance from "Dinurah." dance Bjhemienn3
from les Huvucuois' pastoral from "Le
Prophetic" quudrillc dcs plstcneurs from "lc
Prophetic" aria from Robert Lc Diu5lc,"
bcncdiction dcs poiguards from "Les Hu.
gucrnOts."
Descriptive fantasia, "In Parlor aud Street,
Solsl
Introducing 1--WE Are All surrounded"
LOttn's reel "Only Dream" "Origina
original" anvil polka, anvil chorus "D,ut
Get Weary Butterfly Ball, "Trip TO the
Moon" Roger OMullcy," walls, fron The
Hundred Nirgins,' sruns irutm Srausss
ynlscs, Wait TIL the Moonlight Fails on
the Water" "Ching, Chang, Chow" "Dl5y
Nine tuCot musi, ana "SmicS Smack,
Smuck."
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Tho washington Stock Exchange.


COTTON dull; middlng, 10I5.
FLOUR steady and Quict-IIoward street and
western superiine, s3,OO@3.i0; do. extra, $3.50
Gallo: do family, Si.2j@5.0 city mills super
fine, s3.00@3,25; do. extra, Si.50td3.75; do. Rio
brands, si6O@l l.G2; patapsco family, $3.50; do
superlntive patent, Sh75.
WHEAT-Southern easier; western lower,
ber, 05@0dc; No. Maryland, 93l39gilSc; No.
western winter red, spot, S7@S71Sc; September,
S5h@s!l9c; October, S9JS9s9}sc; November,
9l5s@pMHc.
CORN-Southern steady and quiet western
about steady and more active; southern white,
10@50c; do. yellow, 5l@52c; western mixed,
spot, iSl2GDiSl4c; September, 4SlId iSlIc; No
yember' new M M old, 56I1casked; year, 4iCSli%c;
OATS stcady-southcrn. 20@sic: western
white, 3i@S2c; do. mixed, 2S@29ci Pennsylva,
nin, 2G@3ic.
RYE quiet: at 5s@6lc.
HAY steady and iirm-Prlme to choice
western. Sl5.OO@lLO0.
PROVISIONS firm; mess pork, Sll.2j; bulk
meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides, packed,
6A@7c. Bacon-Shoulders, SIC; clear rib
sides, nc; hams, 12]Ic. Lard, refined, 794c.
Butter iirm; western packed, higher, l2Gljc;
creamery lg@2lc. Eggs easier, mt lj0ljhc.
Petroleum nominally steady-retined, $50
SIC. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair,
SUGAR firm; A soft, GAc; copper refined
steady at lO3S@l05Ec
WHISKY lower ut sl.lC@l.l7.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4,-virgnla Is, consoli.
dated, so; past.due coupons, 67l4: new. l0.lOs,
3s5ll new IS, 572s; North Carolina 6s, old, Ll3D
bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
THE MARKETS.
Stocks Closed stendy-wheat Active,
But Weaker.


New YoRK, Sept. 4.-The feature OF to-
days stock market has been the heavy dc
cline in Union Pacific, accompanied by
heavy trading in the stock, the sales aggro-
eating I4,1C0 shares, or over 81 per cont OF
the days business in all stocks. The early
publication OF the Union Pacific statement
fer July, showing loss in gross earnings
OF SiO,iOO at the same time that there was
an increase IN operating expenses of @l5T,-
800, making the total loss for the month as
compared with the same time last year, OF
S22S, ,20S, had depressing effect upon the
price, and everybody appeared willing to
sell 10th for the long and short account,
aud all that the market would take.
The general market was about steady at
the opening, and first sales were accom-
panied by an advance OF | to per cent,
but were quickly followed by n general
selling movement, which continued until
the middle Of the afternoon. As q rule the
highest prices Of the day were made just
after the opening, and the lowest price
abCut 1880. A few of the active stocks fell
more than per cent, and Jersey Contra
declined 81, Reading "a, and Lacliawanna
IL. The bCarish feeling regarding the coal
properties Is increasing as the actual con-
dition Of the companies becomes better
known. IL is already extremely difficult
for the companies to find places for storing
the coal that has been mined, and leading
coal men admit that unless consumers aud
middlemcn can be induced TO come forward
and take the coal now ON hand the outlook
is extremely dscournging. After l:3O there
was n decided rally, during which In some
cases the earlier losses were recovered, and
the market finally closed about steady, aud
within small fractions of last evenings
final figures.
Money on call continues easy at 1 to II
per cent, closing at -. Foreign exchange
continues dull, but quotations have been
advanced !, as follows: Actual business
1853 for 60-day bills and 4S5 for demand;
posted rates 4S3l for 60-day bills and 1851
for demand. Government bonds are dull
and strong. State bonds have been dull
and quotations steady
Treasury balances: Coin, Si50,0l2,097;
currency, 500, ,s36,0Ss.
Quotations of Fridays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bateman
CO., bankers, 1411 street, being the most active
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Book buyers seldom have srch an oppor-
tunity offered them rs that aft" .ded at present
by the snle of books at reduced price begun at
q. A. Whitaker's book and stationary store,
ll05 Pennsylvania avenue. III order to clear his
shelves, Mr.. Whitaker will sell during the pres
cnt month, books bearing an imprint over two
years old at q reduction of 80 per cent below
the retail price and all books OF later date in.
cluding the most recent publications; at dis.
count Of 30 per cent. The books offered are
from the best known publishing houses, aud
comprise works of fiction, poetry, science, his.
tory and travel, besides n fine collection of
juvenile books. The books arc well bound aad
in fine condition, ready for library shelves.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
A Friendly Family Suit.

Mr.. Francis Miller, as attorney for Henry
John Rupert. yesterday brought friendly
bill in equity against his three brothers and
uncle, who Is executor Of the estate to have
his fathers will construed. The will directs
his four sons until all shall have reached the
age of q years. Two of them are yet minors,
and one Of the adults is deslrous OF selling out
his interest to the others, who are willing to
purchase; hut doubt having arisen as TO
whether under the terms of the will such an
arrangement can be made. the bill Is filed to
take the opinion of the court upon that point.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

725 Seventh street northwest will be opened
by Mr.. /. w. Heygster Saturday, Sept. D with
superior stock of fno Wines, Liquors. and
Cigars The house has undergone thorough
renovation, regardless of expense, making IL
one of the handsomest and best conducted
restaurants In the city. Elegant dining par
lors for ladies and gentlemen are connected
with the Casino, which will receive particular
attention. Friends and the public generally
are invited to attend the opening, on which
occasion mn elegant collation. will be feature,
commencing at II a. M, and will be continued
throughout the afternoon and evening,
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Everybody said 1t was. but everybody now
acknowledges everybodysmlstakc. Ou. of the
world indeed Kaufman out OF the world
when he opened his Double Combination
Store away of down southeast at 1911 aud 1871
Eleventh street If he was ont his skill, per-
severance, worth, md force of character soon
drew the world to him. "a. kaufman Is to-
day n familiar name everywhere.
And how was this wonder performed? The
prosperous merchant himself with an air of
triumph, impaired his secret to us in one
d-"Advertsing ~ ~ could do no bust
ness without the newspapers" he said 81 ad.
vertise literally at home and abroad Always,
as YOU have seen, | keep full supply of excel
lent dry goods and varieties But would 1t BE-
Of any use TO me II | didn't tell the public?
No, sirl'
A. Kaufman is the man for u.s. and THE Ma.
TloSAL EIUBLICAN ''gOes in for his continual
advancement, and that of all similar entcrpris-
ing, decp.thinking, and wise.actlng citizens.
In consequence of his sensible conduct of
business he is honored with most extensive
patronage in Washington, even TO its extreme
western boundary and beyond, through the
states OF Maryland and Virginia, norcvon there
does II stop, but continual streams OF orders
flow 10 him from North Carolina, Alabama,
and remote Texas and Kansas.
Fortune and fame to him who deserves II !
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The Grange fair to be held at Fails Church.
commencing on the lith ana ending on ths
10Th instant, promises to be grand sIcacsi
Among the great attractions II grand tJurna-
mont, ending with a fancy ball Mt night, will
be given on Thursday, the 18th. A buggy aud
saddle win be presented as prize to the two
most successful riders. on the 18th II c)m-
pctitiyc drill will take place between any
military companies who may wish 10 enter, for
prize of handsome silk colors.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

You are allowed free trial of thirty days
the use of DR.. Dyes celebrated Noltaic Belt
with electric suspensory appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of nervous
debility, loss of vitality and manhood, and all
nmpetc resinraon 10 ~, hcnah vIgnr nn5 S
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred. Illus
trated pamphlet, with full information, terms,
&c, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Company, Marshall, Mich.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Tho President will leave the AdrondacEs to.
day, and will go to Albany, where he VIII re.
main until Monday or Tuesday. He will then
return here, arriving about Friday next. 1t is
said that he will not devote as much time to
oiiiceseekers as he has heretofore, and will set
apart but one day in II week to hear them. ut
is about time" he Is quoted to have said in
Albany, "that we were getting down 70 wOrk.n
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Gen. Sheridan to Fight back.

1t is thought by army officers that Gen. sherl-
dan will reply TO the recent publication of
correspondence in reference to the command of
the army between himself and Secretary En-.
ing his present opinion, and in the absence of
II decision by unquestonable authority, he
will have TO continue to exercise his functions
MS commanding general as he understands
them,
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

W st., north side, bet. 18th st. d Cleveland ave,
lots Il TO 10: l2th st. west side bet. W aud
boundary sts II. w, lots lS0 to 100, and pit. 10.
lT9, Warmers sub. 50. 27l, Brainnrd II. War.
ner to Diller H. Croft $4,000.
18th ST., east side, bet W and Boundary sts II.
w, lots 50 and 81, Warmers sub. So 27l, B.
II. Warner to Sarah NJ. Rixtord, sl,2OJ.
list St. east side at s. O. cor. Piece st. H. w, lots
IL to 81, inc, Peter Conlan's sub. so. 60,
Andrew II. stamp to Ida T. Marshall 81,
$50.
l. st., north side bet. n. Cap. and list sts. II. W.,
lot "a, g. l.. Lconard's sub. sq. go, Edward
H. Thompson TO Mnry Elizabeth Thompson,
Sl5CO.
AZ St., east side, bet and q $. W.. pit lot ~,
50. $50, Charles II. Lloyd TO Catharna Hell,
l. ST.. south side bet. 2jth and 2Gth sts II. W., lot
L., so. II, Jesse II. Wilson ct al., trustees, to
John Francis Dyer, Si12iSi.
10th St, west side, bet. Il and G. :. c. lot 81,
Van Hook ct al. 'ssub; 81: 9ii +. II. Mackey ct
al, trustees, to Alfred Worch, $50.
COUNTY.
Meridian HILL lots l2nnd 10, blk. II, Hall and
Elvan's sub, Mamie and Mary lngersoll to
Abram Z. Pardon. $3.50
National Republican., 1885-09-05
No Inv but shotgun Inv.

Assistant Attorney padgott, in reply to Il COM
plant about bowling dog, says "rhere Is no
lave of the District providing remedy Tor the
nuisance. The person owning the dog may be
liable 10 indictment by the grand Jury for
maintaining u commonlnw nuisance"
National Republican., 1885-09-05
ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, oil Foul

HowLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, oil Four
of Pennsylvania avenue. L. p. Rowland, NJ.
D., C. II. Rowland, ID. ID. g., and Robert w.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist EXtractions, under nitrous oxide, so
gas, whether one or u number of teeth arc ex-
tracted at the same sitting, Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 10000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold amalgam, and white
filings inserted in the best manner. AL work
warranted first class.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

To BE Lectured When He Is Paid.
Comptroller Durham yesterday said that Mr.
Crcswcll counsel of the Alabama claims COM
mission, had not yet applied for the current
salary due him, and added that when he did
he would "have something to say to him."
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The following Is q list ofadvcrscd letters remain.
ing IN the Washington city poSiOnice SATURDAY,
Sept 3, 1880.
RS TO obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for ANY NERTisED LETTERS.
Rf II not called for within four weeks they will
be sent TO the dead letter Office.
FRANK u. CONGER, Postmaster.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Lnte Lenyes of Absenee.

Up to the LIST Of the month over 5000 leaves
Of absence had been granted to government
employees, and the number will probably reach
that Of last year, 5000, as clerks arc sending in
daily applications for leaves which are being
granted as fast MS possible.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Is YOUR back lame ? IL Is a solid fact that
the only sure cure for diseases of the kidneys,
liver, bladder, Is Hunts Remedy.
Dsordered liver and kidneys Will produce
rheumatism ana neuralgia. All liver and kid
ney diseases are cured by Hunts Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS Fresh Alder
ncy Butter churned every morning and de-
livered in u pound Ward" prints, at 10 cents
per pound. Also, cottage cheese, cents per
ball buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet
milk at cents per quart
National Republican., 1885-09-05

SO per gallon, 20 cents a quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's Ninth street. near d.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

BERKELEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 u
quart, and so cents q pint, % cents u sample
bottle. Tharp, SlS II street northwest.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Frishtful Case Of a COlOrod Man.
iii PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

contracted fearful case Of blood poison In 1881.
was treated by some Of the best physicians In At-
lantn. They used the old remedies Of mercury and
potash, which brought on rheumatism and impaired
my digestive organs. Every joint In me was swollen
and full Of pain. when | was given up to die my
physicians thought II would bc good time TO test
ihe virtues Of swift's Specific. When commenced
taking :, s, :. the physician said could not live
two weeks under the ordinary treatment. lie COM
mCnced 70 give me the medicine strictly according
TO directions which continued fOi several months.
l took nothing else, and commenced to improve
from the very first. soon the rheumatism left me,
my appetite became all right and the ulcers, which
the doctor said were the most frghtful he had ever
seen, began TO heal and by the LIST of October,
1854 was a well man again. | am stronger now
than ever was before and weigh more. \. y, ).
has saved me from an early grave.
LEM MCCLENDON.
Lem McClendon has been In the employ OF the
Chess.Carey Company for some years, and know
the above statement TO be true. At the time he be-
gan taking Swft's Specific he was IN horrible con-
ditOn, regard his cure almost miraculous
W. H. CROSBY, Manager
Chess-CnTley Co., Atlanta Division.
ATLANTA, GA, April IL, 1885.
For sale by all druggists
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.-
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
New York; l57 W. 23d street.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

PROF BIscmorF will resume his lessons on
Monday, Sept T.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
To-day In History.
gEpTEIupD =

To-day In History.
SEPTEMBER 8.
Q5s5.)
The wonder of mighty soul
Is born in France:
With times advance
Assuming, warily, control,
Until his trembling native land,
And foreign shores, the iron hand
OF Cnrdinal-King Richelieu feel,
And church and state before him kneel,
4. ID.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
LIDTES' GOODS.
CLOSING SALE.

ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN. WE Will NOT
CARRY ANY SUMMER GOODS OVER.
All Swiss Embrolderes marked down to primo
cost.
nRemnants Of Swiss Emhroideries below cost.
Oriental Laces, IN cream and ecrt, at astonishing
low prices
Linen outline Goods, such "a splashers, Towels,
sldebOard Covers, Tides, all marked down.
Handmade shetland shawls reduced from si.7O
tosl,2b.
Jerseys for children, 7nc, OSc 10 81 %.
Jerseys for Ladies', 1Sc, 81 % TO sl0S.
In Corscts We have few spccinltles this week.
Some broken lots 1T I3c; reduced from ~ and sl2J.
Children's Caps aud Dresses at half price.