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The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI COU STY CIRCUIT
CoUEr-SPRlNG TERM, 1885.
@ W Harrington, | Plaintiff
vs..
Mrs. E. j IAfrimCre and
Allen and - Larrimore iu- ,-,
faut heirs at law of T. IL Lar De'eH''ah's'
rimore, deceased.
The non resident defendants. J Larrl-
more, Allen Larrimore and - Larrimore. are
warned to appear in this oourt within thirty
days aud answer complaint Of the plaintiff, q.
v. Harrington.
This March 2nl,, 1886
HUGH r MC'VEIGH. Clerk
II. NJ MrNtigh, attorney for plaintiff
u W. Thomson attorney for deft f3-74t
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
THE APPEAL FOR 1885

The advent Of the Democratic party to power
on the 9Th of March will invest. the APiEAL
with more than ordinary interest! Indeed, the
Inauguration of Cleveland and the current
events for the year lSs5 will be the most i'm
portant in the history Of the country, and the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times 1t will
remain steadtastly Democratic, and having
faith ii the honesty Of Democrats, and hlliey-
ing that the combined wisdom of the party
as expressed in its National aud state Con-
ventions is wiser than the,factious uttcrances
Of individuals it will cling to It's party instead
Of following the chronic fault-llnders. COM
ing events will mark an era of unprecedented
prosperity in the south, and ,he APPEAL will
do all it can to develop and build up the ma
terial interests.of the country. the great, granC
and glorious future Of the South, and in wipinl
out all sectional prejudices. During tn,
eventiul wear 1885 ITS. columns will be hllet
with the latest obtainable information 1t hai
engaged the services Of regular correspondent
at.Washington, New Orleans and all other Ina.
portant points, and will continue to advance
Its place among the progressive journals 0
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Redemption oE14aneis.

To whom il may concern. Know ye, That on
this 27th day Of February, iSs5 VIM NJ
Block, Ms the agent OF u Root, has redeemed
the W y of y. W. Section IN Il north,
X. east, which was sold to g o. pcynton at
Collectors sale April u, 1884 b. paying into
the county treasury the sum nf S5,73, In fun
of all tax. penalty costs and interest ON said
land including tax of 1854.
This February 27 1885
2-2s-3t HUGH r. MC'VFIGH Clerk
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Election Notice.

In obedience to the laws of Arkansas, 1.
Alex Goodrich, Mayor of the Incorporated
town OF Osceula, DO hereby publish aud pro-
claim that there will be an election held in
the tow; Of Nsceola On Tuesday the 7th day
of April. 1855. to eject one Mayor, one Record.
er aud FIVE Aldermen. to serve one year from
date of election.
ALEX. GOODRICH, Mayor.
Osceola, Ark March Eth. 1885.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Important to kupturcil
bs1s.sDns

Tho Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co, of Ogdensburg, n. Y, guaran-
tee to Cure any case of rcducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTURE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general public. Send 65cts for free
book ON Rupture or ask your drug
ist for the Remedy.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Redemption oshamtts.

To wnom II may concern Know ye, That
on this 18Th day OF b, bruary, 1885, B f.
Tor gate has redeemed the $. W a Section /,
I. II north, range east, which was sold to
II Chatdeld At collectors sale April II,
1854, by paying into the County Treasurer the
sum of sl0,f2 in fun OF all tax, penalty, costs
and Interest on said land.
his February 18TH, 1885.
2-2s,it, nUGn k. MC'VEIGH, Clerk.
by G.. A Bolick, D. Q.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Given Away foy One Wear.

We want 100000 Subscribers before May lst
1855, 10 our large illustrated publication, THE
Fla s;nE MAaAzfsE. Ia orier 10 get the
above number Of Subscribers we must give
away subscriptions the FIRST year, and the sec
Ond year we will make up the loss as most of
them viii subscribe again, paying our REGULAR
price send 70 cents, stamps or silver, % pay
postage aud yon VIII have the above Magazine
tn read every week Tor one year n you accept
the above oier, we expect yun VIII be kind
enough to distribute among your friends f1w
small books CONTAINING our advertisements aud
lG7 oi the hest household receipts, for which
we viii make you present Of "A handsome,
silver plated, nye-botiled caster. or plush
covered photograph album, State how many
DO 81 you can give away tor u.s. anu We VIII
send ia books aud castor, or album, prepaid.
Order tor your friends also, aud you will never
regret it Address
FlREslDE MAGAZINE. Hume, n. Y
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
Eg,uOr(an(.

when You visit or leave New York. save
Baggage txpressage aud Carnage Hire and
siup AT the G,and Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central nrpot,
lrgaut rooms lifted npa cost of one mill
lion dollars. reduced to sl.u0 and upwards per
day European plan. Elevator. Restaurants
supplied with the hest. tiorsr ear stage and
risvaird fatir,,ad t. an drputs hnmiiirs can
live better fsr less money "a the Grafd Vniuu
Hotel than at any other hnt-olass hotel Ia th,
city
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
MASONIC School or INSTRUCTION
AT JONEsRORRo, ARKANSAS.


a Masonic School of Instruction
for the First Masonic District of
Arkansas will be held at Joneshoro,
Ark, by the R. w. Grand Lecturer,
George A. Danuelley, beginning
Tuesday, April 2Sth., 1885, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. Each Lodge in the
District is urgently requested to
send at least one representative.
Ample accommodations will be pro-
vided by the brethren and friends OF
Jonesborro Lodge for all who may
attend. Fraternally,
ID. b. WARREN,
ID. ID. CIR. Master lst District
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21

N000 000ln presents given away Send
AXHl Ill Il II us c'nis posfege. aud ly mal
wBODsOGGs. a viii gut hrr package VI
goods " large value, that viii sttri Won Ia
work that viii a once hritE You iu money ftst.
or than anything slso IN America An ahnal
the S20o, eco in presents with tarh hoX Arrnts
wanted e,cry Whrrs. e ~ 'r SEX, nf 30 ages.
tor an ihr umt, or iar. iiuic only, 9" wnrk
for Nh. az ihrir own uuinss. q Hal,s. kfss'
workers absolutely aasered u,n drlv ii,
HALLNIr 3 60. Portland. EG..t.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
CNMsrlHNTtFiHi.
TUT rs HAsR E)Yf,

GRAY Ukfn on WTrgvsI.s changed tna GTnSsy
BLACK by mngl ANA e.d,gq " this i've. itiu,.
- pucs.s-a. or sent hy riirt.g ga qrro!pf cr Il
OFFICE. 70 rfgBI4E NJ. Ero, .ss.sE
Z D. IlrTS n4frtL - f,.e1'i- tsf.,,ss,irr ..e 4,
~ sisi i.sss.a s.i Ls a-..se ~. 90 nat,. - :
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

A neat dressy shoe; fits close to the ankle,
preventing the pants catching ut every step
the wearer takes; hand-sewed or machine
prices, from g. 90 10 $3.50.
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The Waterfall.


Above. the row of whispering poplars tall,
Dld giant shadows throw
Upon q little winding water fall,
That trinkled down below.
only saw the mud and slim that stopped
The tiny, sluggish stream,
The wei, DARK, sodden autumn leaves, that
dropped
Unlit by sunlights CLEAN.
The child shat held my hand rais'd her blue
eyes,
No sunshine there had fed;
No cloud yet gathered DER his azure skies,
"How beautiful he said.
Ah little dreamer, with that trustful smile
That shadows could admire,
That wore sweet fancies while looked the while
To you lone churchy ard spire.
"How bf autiful!" ali. beauty Is the cloak
We wrap around what we see:
The dreams and visions by the hearts bespoke,
To weave LIES mins.relsy.
"How beautiful" perchapce our Swallowed eyes
Oft hide some beauty here.
The fair green earth, the blueness OF the skies,
Is dimmed by one salt tear.
"Yes. beautifuli" answered. smiling back,
All, who would break the spell?
What matter IL my heart chill sou2h the track,
It's oluen dreams TO tell.
Yes, beautiful; the earth Is cold enough
Without one shadow more:
His childish feet will hnd the road but rough,
Cast thou no stone before.
Hollis Freeman.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
STARTLING STATISTICS.
A st. Paul Young Man Submits His Annual
Osculatory Reporr-An Interest
Ing Record.


Ing Record.
Pioneer Press
How many osculstions do you think have
been guilty of durig the year? Well, sir, ex-
sctly 1857. I've kept accurate count and
there cvn't be mistake. 1 divide it some.
thing like this: Maternal and sororial affec.
ton, 242; pure love chats Carl, you know,
$40; conventional Affection elderly aunts
babies. etc-110; guilty OSCILLATION, 2O5
Now. what de you think of 1t? / have Law.
ished on Carrie, who will soon be "Mrs.
Yours Truly" little more than half of my
afiection-that is, as evidenced by caressss.
That's a pretty good average, now, isn't it,
when you think Of the number of times you
kiss your mother and sister and oil these
cousins and their babies, and your old q smes
when you happen to meet them of q summer
evening or at q sleighing party, or something
Ike that Here's the record By months
Just glance at it. It's an interesting table.
isn't it, You ought to have printed 1t in
your years resume. Now, let's figure lit
tie; you'll find it prolific subject. Say
there are 600 young fellows in St Paul who
haven't got over the puppy'dog period. l
may be little more devoted than most of
them, so we'll give them 1000 kisses each
That mskes 5 OO0, 600 kisses. OF these about
ons-ffth. or ]. 600, coo, are in the family. Not
more than third OF these fellows are en-
gagged, 80 that OF the 600, 600 only about
sec. COO are what you might call legitimate
bestowed upon ones fiance. / mean. That
leaves nearly 3, 500. 600 kisses. the parties 10
which ought to be ashamed to acknowledge
Now let rs figure on the causes, results and
amounts OF temporary pleasure and after
repentance occasioned by these 6 500. O00.
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written for the sunday ssntiusi.
DEAD
Pref. y. n. Steele, OF 0snsrai Normal Col-
lege.

To-ueJ. . few brief lines that met my view.
And chilled my heart to silence. o. I read
Announced. In common phrase-but oil too true.
That In his home Professor steele lies dead.
Lies dead But now. he filled his honorsd place
His busy brain evolving golden thought;
The light OF noble purpose on his face
All self forgetting In the lore he taught.
Lore that expands-exhalts the human soul;
Rennes the heart. makes faltering reason Just;
Brings brutal passions under self control.
And lifts man In Gods image. from the dust.
We never met upon the worlds highway,
And. Jet. numbered him among my friends,
For, taking note of what heard men say,
KNEW we labored for the selfsame ends.
His work had higher reach and broader scope;
II promised larger gain and surer good.
While was walking hand In hand with hope,
And doing down my pathwa, what could.
Why he was called away, In msnhood's prime,
with silent liTs and empty, idle hands,
From work so sorely needed 50 sublime
IN all It's aims-God only understands.
We try TO solve the problem. buHin vain
Faith whispers softly. "All his ways are right.
And he will make his hidden footsteps plain,
Beyo ID the shadows and the shores OF night"
Yet some who walk with feeble. fsltering tread.
Bsyond the sun and summit Of LIES noon,
Csa only ssy-"Alas that he 10 dead
Gifted and needed here died too SOON"
Gone, from BIS friends and kindred. ell alone;
from home anu hearthstone that affection
ciosDed,
But lunar love will know and claim Its own
In that far country where the lost found
SARAH I. BoLToS.
Beach Rank. Nav
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

The small red ants, says Professor G. v
Riley. are undoubtedly the most trouble.
some OF the insects infesting houses, and TO
destroy them. or even to keep them in check,
appears to be nearly hopeless task, owing
10 the countless number of srecimens and
the remarkable pertinac;ty they exhibit in
their attacks. ALI that can be done is 70
carry On an ipcesssnt and uutiring warfare
against them by means Of liberal and FIRE.
Guent applications of pyrsthrum powder.
Kerosene, or kerosene emissions, hot water
naphthaline, etc.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

wsrm, ebeltered nook come out With the
sunshine and become the mothers OF new
broods. Wasps secrste themselves IN leaves.
pour CO upon the young bees that como out
to gather honey. kill them and carry them
home TO feed their larvae. The wasp ais3
hills for the same purpose spiders and CO .er.
pillars
The astonishing statement comss from
Washington that OF the money now actually
in the vaults Of the Treasury butldlng at tns
National Capital. 5000, 900 ars In silver
dollars, 81 500, 900 IN gold. 81 coz. 900 IN
United States notes s. 600 900 in silver osr.
tificates. and $33 600 900 in factionxl silver
and minor coins. This boarding OF small
change would seem to imply the most dis
graceful fnsnoiering ever heard OF. sinos
the coming of fractional sil ger Is in no way
csmpulsory. The people probably know
very little of the real scope OF the gold con-
spiracy.
II May forgets not ApriPs flowers.
june WILL
Even hearts that throo and thrill like ours
Grow still
July forgets what birds aud flowers
June had
Eyeu hearts whose JOY Is deep "a ours
Grow sad.
The pale leaves hear not whatthe flowers
Heard to.d.-
Even hearts rs passionate as ours
Grow cod.
The Spectator.
Ignorant, but EIoquent.
5rooklyn Union
City editor to new reporter You say in
this report of the fire that the lurid glare OF
the forked flames shot athwart the dark
domed sky. Are you sure of that.
New reporter-Yes, sir; l saw the whole
thing.
City editor-Did you notice any insurance
lurking about the place, or learn what CAUSED
The fire, or the probable amount OF property
destroyed?
New reT orter-No sir.
Oily editor striking match)-Wsll. JUS
watch the lurid glare of forked flames shoot
ath " art this rpnurt
National Republican., 1885-12-18
THE SMALL THINGS or A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About tho
City Briefly Put,

City Briefly Tut,
John H. Fenwick was yesterday exoused by
Justice Macarthur from further service as n
juror in the criminal court for the remainder
OF the term.
The charge of doscrtlon brought by William
j. Ninton against his wiio Elizabeth Ninton
having been sustained by proof Justice Hag-
ncr has granted him divorce.
William Aver, jr., by suit ut law, seeks to re.
cover 81 900 damages from the Columbia Rail
road Company for injuries received by being
struck by a car on the 10Th Of last month.
Shortly after noon yesterday pile Of clothes
caught fire In the store of james ii. Weldon,
near Bcnnng's bridge. II was put out by Mr..
Weldon after loss Of $40 had occurred
The Globe Life Insurance Company has flied
certificate of Incorporation with the recorder
with capital stock of $1,000 The trustees
arc J. $. IiGldeinau, W. II. Flsko, and w. G..
Haldcman,
Two deputy sheriffs from Virginia. who are
taking n prisoner named VIM. Ward to the
Albany penitentnry, arrived here last night.
Ward was locked up OF the fifth precinct station
until morning.
About 600 people visited the hail Of Grmd
Army Post, No. 3, last evening to hear the his
torc lecture of Prof Murry. The entertain
ment was concluded by a hop, which was
greatly enjoyed by the participants.
The Ladies' Aid Society for the Garfield Me.
mortal Hospital have had made u record OF
April %, 1884, continuing the name and the
term of their existence 1000 years from Dec.
s. 1855.
Nimrod Porter has filed mechanics lien
against the District of Columbia on the prop
erty heretofore known ms magazine No |, and
reconstructed in n workhouse for females, tc
satisfy his claim for SIG for work done on the
building.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Now We Will Tell You How We Can
Make Money by Realizing Cost.

The depression In trade has been wonderful every
where. We have bought more goods than usual this
fall, anticipating good trade, that was the uni
yersal cry at the outset Of the season. but those that
prophesicd In this case must have been boon COM
panions of Prof. Virgins and made terrible f,il.
Our stock Is very large and, in fact, too large
for this season Of the year About three weeks ago
the Excelsior Suit and Cloak Company of New York
offered lot Of 800 Coats Of all kinds in medium
goods the balance they had on hand of this seasons
production at a very low figure. We, thinking that
there was some big money in them for us, bought
them and sold quantity, but we still have some of
the.crCam left, and we just came to the conclusion
that now the best opportunity TO sell them; and
FIVE can dispose of them at cost and realize the
cost and make our discount We are still making
money. We have divided every lot and numbered
them from to lSwith new tickets, and each gar
Inent marked according to this list:
Lot ]. 10 Dolmans, assorted sizes and coors, sold
at 20 90; now 800.
Lot .. o Union Cashmere Ncwmarkets sold ut
Lot .. 1lAll.wool Jersey Coats large sizes among
them, sold ut 5000, now $50.
Lot 4. 10 Light Cloth Walking Goats, astrakhan
trimmed, sold Mt $500, now $500.
Lot o. assorted Short Coats, mixed lot, sold at
Lot o, 5 Russian Circulars, full astrakhan
Trimmed, sold at $500, now 500.
Lot7; Rhedame satineGirculnrs, "a, 80, and
Lot 4, Is Black Beaver Coats, satin and fur
trimmed, all sizes, sold at 80 80, now $500
Lot %. . jersey Newmarkets sold at s0.75, now
$3.50.
Lotto. 3 Plain Eewmarkets. made OF Berlin twin
sold ut $3.50, now 1924.
Lot II. Z Black Brocade Plush Vlsltes, trimmed
In fur, feather and chenille, sold NJ 1890 now So
Lot IL. 2tyory tine Seal Plush Vistcs, nothing
finer IN the market, sold at sl5, now s23,00.
Lot 10. IL Chlldrtn's Coats, plush pockets and
cuts, sold at S2. 90, now 81 go.
Lot II, is Chlldren's Hnvclocks, assorted lots
sold Ct 1850, now S27O,
Lot 10. 81 Children's Imported Goats, O to IL
years, sold Rt S7, now $500
| lotto 10 Chlldren's Coats sizes from 10 4
made of fine cloth, sold at $3.50, now s2.4O.
Lot II. o Misses Hayel0cks, sizes Ia and IL
years, sold ut s3. 80, now S2.7O
Lot Is. 20 Misses HUyclOcks, very neatly mOdl
and perfect hitting, sold at $3.50, now $500, Thi
| lot are all large Elzcs.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
SAM'L S. SHEDD.
Gas Fixtures Gas Fixtures
Slate Mantels,
Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces.
Plumbing and Thinning.
400 NINTH STREET N. w.

The selection of the Finest Quail
ties of Lucca Oil has been made a
specially by S. Rae & Co., of Leg
horn, for the last half century. 5.
Rae & Co.'s Finest "Sublime u"
Lucca Oil is guaranteed to be abso-
lutely what it is described as, viz'
The Very Finest Pure Olive Oil for
eating purposes made in Tuscany,
which nothing can surpass ; and it
is always of uniform standard excel
lence. A trial Of S. Rae & Co.'s
Brand of Lucca Oil will convince
anyone OF its superiority to the
other brands now largely sold in the
United States, and at the same time
prove that the Finest Olive Oil is an
excellent article of food.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
Figures Will Not Lie!

20 "a WV "A AAN A'NS
Saith an ancient proverb;
but that was in the days
long ago. before mon be-
came acquainted with the
abuse as well as the use of
figures.
We have done some fig
uring lately in behalf of
the boys, and our conclu-
sions are favorable to giving
them good suits and over
coats for Christmas at fig
ures they can understand
and recognize at a glance to
be truth-telling ones.
At this time in the year
we go carefully over our
stock every week, and
wherever we see q deficien-
cy in a line of suits or over
coats we mark down a lot
of higher-priced ones to fill
the gap.
We also do another thing:
If we find a lot of suits or
overcoats that have not
been appreciated by our pa
irons, although we know
them to be intrinsically
worth all we asked for
them, yet we alter the price
to suit popular expectation.
We have done this and
the other several times this
week, and now we ask ex-
pcctant purchasers to inter-
est yourselves to pay us a
visit of inspection.
PLAID OVERCOATS
for the little fellows we can
yet give you in pleasing va
riety. Three-fifty overooats
are cheap, and yet we desire
to clean out the entire lot
ere the beginning of the
new year, as we propose to
give you not only the larg-
est, but also the cleanest,
stock to select from next
season in Washington.
Special NeckWear pro-
vision for the boys in our
Furnishing Department. A
handsome Scarf for your
boy for twenty-five cents.
The TWo-fifty suits are
clean gone, and it is not our
purpose to keep any more
at that price, as our aim
shall be hereafter to build
up a solid trade with intrin'
sic values as well as styles
It would be all wei
enough if we could confine
the sale of low-priced goods
to those who really desire
them; but it too often hap
pens t h at the five-dollal
customer gets the two-fiftJ
suit with resultant disap
pointment.
We are preparing a feas
. Of fat things for the youth
full enjoyment of the com
ing holidays. One of oul
suits or overcoats is al
amazing help to persona
enjoyment at any period.
There is something 81
, self-asserting about the pos
session and we airing o
brand new clothes as to en-
q. hance t h g Importance o
5 the possessor in the estima
+ ton Of others.
i. We are fully providet
|, with everything that will
. make the boys happy.
Come and inspect ou,
S wares and pretentions
It Seventh street and Marke
# space. Respectfully,
!: : Saks & Company
Il
National Republican., 1885-12-18

The Secretary Of tho Navy has rendered an
important decision respecting bids for supplies.
Certain bidders have rom time TO time desired
TO correct or cancel a bid ON the ground of mis-.
take in making II. The Secretary says: "Thc
proposal and Its acceptance OF course cOnsti.
tute contract IN law, aud ! doubt my power
cecdingsh
National Republican., 1885-12-18


have added the following
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, and RUGS.
lot Of Gray Blankets at 50C.
lot Of Gray Blankets, large size, zoe.
] lot Of ia Gray Blankets, O0c
lot of lid Gray Irish FTleZe at Sl,SO.
j lot Of White Blankets at O3C.
] lot Of White Blankets, l1-i, nj 81 80.
lot Of White Blankets, 1O-1, WOOL sl.7O.
] lot Of White Blankets, Id WOOL Sl,OO.
! lot Of All-WOOl Blankets, $500.
| lot Of All-wOOl blankets, 1l-f, sdOO
] lot OflO.d Red Blankets, SLID.
Every pair Of these Blankets worth fully 20 per
cent. more az the lowest calculation.
/ lot Of Bed Comforts at iOc,
lot Of Bed Comforts at bOc
] lot OF Bed Comforts, large size, S3c.
lot rid Bed Comforts bOr1ered, O0c,
lot Of ll-1 Oil.CaliCO Sl3O.
lot Of CretOnue, 81 90.
lot Of Door Mats, 3gC,
lot of smyrna Mats 57c.
lot Of Smyrna Mats, better, 0Oc
lot Of smyrna Mats larger ODC,
lot Of smyrna Mats still larger, S1.lO,
] lot Of large Brussels Rugs, Sl,1O.
! lot Of large Velvet Rugs, "a.
LOT Of largest smyrna Rugs, $500; sold rSl,OO.
great quantity more at the same Gu. rates,
Our candid conylcion freely expressed Is that any
Of these goods are q nice, acceptable present for
thO'c that ore making thcm, and for those that
also have n full line Of Fancy Goods, such rs we
mentioned IN our last weeks advertisements which
We arc selling rapidly on account of the low prices
National Republican., 1885-12-18

The cattlemen who are driving their cattle
up from Texas have stopped on the Oklahoma
lands in the Indian territory, claiming that
they are weather bound there for the winter.
Secretary Lamar has been asked to give them
permission to stay there for the winter. No
answer has yet been given them.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

Hon. 7. A. Mcrriman, member of Congress
from New York. and grand chief growler of
the Growler's Lodge in that city was socially
received and entertained at the hall of the
local lodge, corner of Ninth and d Streets last
evening.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

As stated in the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, some
time ago treasury employees who so desire will
be paid Off on the 9th instant in the amount.
due them to that date. The regular pay day
will be observed as usual for balances.
National Republican., 1885-12-18

We have placed this Brand
Of Table Oil in stock, and
offer it as the best that
money can buy.
National Republican., 1885-12-18
DIR GOoDs.

In view of the great pressure incident
upon our Holiday trade, we shall be
compelled to discontinue our usual
"Remnant Days" until after Jan. 1,
1885. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.