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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19

Ex-Recerder, Ben. White. is
about two inches taller than for
merry. It's hoy, and the thir-
teen,h at thati /: will not be
Benis fault If he is unable to be
elected to Office. Ben has faith in
the ultimate preponderance of the
Democratic party, and shows bis
faith by his works.
Mr.. Will Hansen has returned
from Colur,bus where he has just
completed his second year Of study
and lecture course in tho Medical
College. He is highly recon-
n'ended by the faculty of the Insti'
tuition, and credited as being one Of
The mort accomplished students OF
his class. He will continue his
studies with DR.. Dye.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Latest Quotations of the Stock. Produce
and Cattle Markets.
NEW. YoRK, MARCH l6-Money, per cent.
Exchange dull and lower at a.S3s 5@4.s6,l Gov.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
Cable SnarEl

The Times, London, Cairo dipatch say,
that the new financial arrangement seems
to have been settled, the government thus
putting Egypt in the grasp Of tho powers
advocating the interests of the bondholders.
It is reported that the Russian government
will Immediately send &, QUO troops into Cen
tral Asia.
Advices from Calcutta state that tho Indian
railways are prepared to transport thousands
o. troQ.s to Atghanistan at q days notice.
Theie is much excitement over the fact
that English and American steamers bound
for Tientsen have been bearded, their papers
examined and cargoes searched by French
war vessels.
Dispatches confirm the reports oe the
Russian advance into Afghanistan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19

The Mexican government II talking Of
measures against Barrios, the usurping presi-
dent of Honduras.
The British steamer Standard, which sailed
from Boston for London January u, has not
since been heard from.
Ex-Congressman Follett still insists the
election in the First Ohio district is invalid,
and will lie so declared.
The house Of representatives OF Missouri
refused to adopt q resolution expressing
sympathy with the railroad strikers.
Fossil remaius Of what scientists pronounce
to bs those of a Ichthyosaurus, have been
found near McKinny, Tex. :
A accommodation train on the B. & o.
railroad collided with pickup" freight
near Cairo, W. Va, ami twelve csrs Of the
freight were demolished.
Secretary of Treasury Manning has indi,
vidually notified twenry-three Of the special
agents that their services will not be 70
quired after April 1.
A. ]. Blanchard, telephone employe at
Lexington, KY, was arrested on the charge
of forging the name OF the cOmpany's mana
ger to various checks
An investigation has been ordered Of cor
tain charges of inhuman treatment and gross
neglect of children at the soldiers and sail
ors' orphan home at Xenia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19

General.
CINCINNATI. March 6-FLOUR-Fancy. A0 .
l50; family, - 10 JAZZ. H
WHEAT-No = red S5@s9c; No 8. 7S9s3c
CORN-No mixed, &514 9s5>sc; No white
1870.
RYE-No 2, sc.
BARLEY-Spring, ss95sc; fall. 149snc
POKK-Fa,nily. xl2 0glz.Ij; resa.af, Sl1as}i
@i3s0
BACON Shoulders, s14ssssc; short clear ssdes
5.Os5..5c. Lard-Kettie. 714t3I7s-
CHEESE-Prime to chice Ohio. s9l011c; New
York, ItGl3c; Northwestern, 1sS5c.
POULTRY-Fair chickens. $3.50 % ~; prime.
{s35eS33o; DUCKS. Sz.sas3.75; geese. $jOO0
SOU PEA dox 1--we turkeys, lJ1at@Ilc; dressed. Is =
I3ac.
HAY-No timothy, sle.5a9la.oo; No. 2. $ll.so
1l2OO; mixed. SlJ.Uyll0J; wheat and rye
straw, tavoyI0o; oats straw. $70uYs.W
new YoRz. March l5-WHEAT-Ne l whiss.
&c: No red, 81 assSc.
CORN - Mixed western. S09SlZc; futures.
sGsoi.c Oats-Western, $50 ioc.
NEw OR,EASs, March l6.-SUGAR- Refining.
con.nlou, il.e: inierior. 3gic; choice white,
SIC; on white. 3ssg5t4c; choice yellow. 5s 4
S i3-i3:
MOiA%sESS- Good fair, 25@a2c; prime 81 3:6c;
cholce .,c. centrifugal prime, 5~a,iSc; fair. 10
l5c
DETROIT. March !:.-wHEAT - No l white,
Size: No red ..c. MichiHau soft red,
size
ToLKpo March l6-wEEAr-No !. 7sc, No. 4
o,-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19

The cold March winds may
blow and the mercury fall te
zero, and yet Phil Siisher is pre-.
pared for the;emergency with the
choicest of fresh bulk oysters. fist
canned goods. bread, cakes. fruit
nuts, confectioneries, &C., while
his bar supplies the thirsty with
hot or cold potations of the best
quality. Call and see Mr.. Geo
Bright, and make your wants
known.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
Fer Rent orLease.

Ihave several tracts of Ia nd ad
joining the corpnpa'ion, very excel
lently adapted for gardening.
| will rent at reasonab.e rates.
cash Or shares, to any ono who will
work. and take care of the business,
Inquire at the Sentinel Office.
LEWIS GREEN
m19 3ws.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19

NOtGA
The senate committee of the Texas legisla
ure recommends bill to prohibit railroat
companies from reducing wages without a
hirty-days' notice.
Ten thousand OF the coal miners in the Pitts
,urg district event out" Monday n,c-nina
or an increase of wages to three cents. The
smaining two THOUSAND will do likewise.
.he operators say tney will not accede to ths
lsmand.
The Atlantic cotton mills at Lawrence
uass., shu5 down one-third Of its machinery
making four hundred operators idle.
An attempt to introduce cigar manufac
uring machines in Madrid, Span, resulted in
/. serious riot Five thousand female cigar
makers struck work and made so violent q
demonstration that it was found necessary tc
all out the police to preserve the peace.
An impression prevails in New York that
he STRIFE ON the Missouri Pacific and Wa
bash roads will extend tn the Gould system
ast.
The Texas senate passe1 the house bill pro-
riding that railroad companies shall give
employees thirty days notice before any re-
iuction of wages snail be enforced
A delegate meeting OF miners, in session at
Coalton, O., unanimously indorsed the action
Of the state convention, fixing the price OF
mining in that district at seventy cents, AMI
resolved not to go to work until the price can
be had. Four hundred tickets have been
sold by the various railroad companies to
points in Alabama, Kansas and other coal
1stricts, ami to Kansas City.
The Hooking Valley investigation has
hired a snail to hasten its proceedingx
Two thousand miners at Coshocton, o.,
indorse the state conventions action in f1.
ing the Seventh dissrict rate at seventy
cents
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
MOVES.

We request those who move from
their present business rooms. Of
flces aud residences. to furnish us
with the information. Items of this
kind arc not only interesting, but
sometimes very valuable informa.
ton 10 The movers themselves anG
the public generally.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-19
Personal Mention.

Superintendent Alexander, of the X,nia
soldiers Orphans home, rendered his resignAr
tion Tuesday, and it was accepted DR.. G..
B. Jones will assume the duties.
Before President Arthur retired from the
white house he gave such a good recommen-
dation to his French cook, Chef Fortin,
that President Cleveland has retained him in
his service.
Charles h. Steel was appointed receiver Of
the Indiana and illinois railroad.
The republicans of Michigan nominated
Judge Cooley Cor supreme judge by scclana
ton.
Edward D. Clark, of vicksburg, Miss,
has. been nominated assistant secretary Of
the U. s. treasury.
John r. Mclean has succeeded Mr.. Sam
uel Woodward as receiver Of the Cincinnati
and Eastern railway.
John Vankirk, pioneer Of southern In1i-
ana, died at his home in Mercer county at
the age Of ninety-one years.
1t is rumored inst President Cleveland has
decided to retain Postmaster Pearson, IRE
pubican) of the New York office. Demo
Gratis are consequently respondent and httle
1emOralized.
2 Sewel, who succeeds Logan as chairman
If the senate military COMMITTEES, is an ar
lent friend OF Fitz John Porter.
Major Grattan Haniey, constable, Of Mich
,lasville, KY, has been rendered the office of
United States Marshal of Kentucky. He will
accept.
Postmaster vilas lives in Bla;ne's Wash
ngtOn mansion.
Republican senator's threaten to black ball
Earl Schurz and other boilers in case of their
domination to foreign Courts.
Gen. Sheridan has exceedingly simph
astes and habits When he goes to party
le pays most attention to his own vita
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
NOOT'S
Belgian Lace and Millinery
STORE.
FOR THIS WEEK We OFFER 4:

Babcole Oriental Laces, 3 inches wide, at 12ci
worth roc
inches WIDE at lSc worth 25c.
IL inch FlOuncings. s5c; worth S1.26.
Ileal Torchon Laces, Ga inches wide, at 13c
worth zoe.
The new Honiton Embroidered Laces 9inches
Wide, bnci worth OSc' 3ia Inches wide at loc
Cordllao LSces, In al! colors, inches wide, 0c
worth lie
inches wide, lilo; worth l0c.
3is Inches wide, l6c; worth 22c
New DOngoa Laccs, with Nets TO match, 81
Inches Wide, TOci good value at Doc
Atwood Angora Laces, In colOrs, SIC and up.
Real Medicls Laces, IA inches wide, 2lci
worth Csc
3ia inches, sic; worth 42c,
Al.sllk Chantllly Lace5, ~! inches wide, ele-
giant IN designs, at Zoe; worth Boo.
inches wide at 27c; worth 4Oc.
Nalenciennes Lhoes, ? inches wide, at SOC per
dozen; worth 81 per dozen.
Handsome designs In soudan Embroidered
LRCeR Inches Wide, at l0C; worth use.
inches Wide at 35c; worth 6Oc,
Fine quality All-silk IIRnd-run OhRntilly and
Spanish Laces, In new styles, at low figures
Flounces and Nets TO match.
We sell II 27.inoh Al-sllk Chantllly Net at
e. 30, which is excellent value.
solid Jet Beaded Laces and Nets at great bar
gains, made on SILK net and cut jet beads
Alsilk New Designs In spanish Fichus and
SCarh at all prices
Handsome HanI-painted SILK and Satin Fans
atSl 90, sl.S7, f2i worth considerable more
money,
materials Hats and Bonnets AT SO to So and up.
We sell over the counter all Hats, BOnnets,
and the materials we use in our order depart.
ment at the closest Now York prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Secretary Whitney, of tho Navy Department,
last saturday made return to the writ OF
bubeas corpus in the case of ex.Surgeon Gen
eral Philip 5. Wales, L. S, n, and the same
came up for hearing before Justice Cox, who,
after brief discussion, certified the case to
the general term, where an immediate hear.
ing vas secured before Justices Wylio and
james. MesSrs. Shellabarger and Wilson and
F. r. u. Sands appeared for the petitioner, and
Assistant Attorney General John 5. Blair, with
Lieut.. Lcnlcy, Judge advocate of the Wales
court martial which meets tomorrow, for the
Secretary OF the Navy. The hearing was ex.
peditcd in order to obtain n decision before
the converting OF tho court martial. At the
close of the argument Justice Wylie said that
decision would be given in time for the court
martial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
MidnM hcCnrIhY,s Mlnd.EalI.

Some few weeks since Dennis MEGA rthy an
employee Of the Quartcrmaster's department.
died, aud shortly nilerward letters Of admin
istrntion on his estate were issued to Ann Nc.
Carthy, his widow. Subsequently 1t was
ascertained that Mr.. Mccarthy had n box in
levCd he kept valuable papers. Justice
James has made an order directing Register
of Wills Rnmsdcll to open the box and take
an inventory OF the contents. The Register
carried the order into effect, ana what was
discovered proved great surprise. II was
thought that Mr.. Mccarthy die d poor and left
almost nothing to his widow, but in the box
was found $3.50, most'of which was in United
States bonds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
HOTEL AnRIYALs.

Ebbitt-Tom l.. Johnson, Ohio; J. r. Burch,
Indiana; @. o. Keefe, j. +. Mooney, New York
Arlingtou--J. D. McCue, Brooklyn; c. Peter
SON Iockport, n. y, stephen y. Seyburn, New
Mexico, aud Mr.. b. !. Hayden, Columbus, Ohio
Riggs-Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Rogers, g. NJ. Rey.
nolds, aud Percy Reynolds, New York ;sDr. j..
H. Nofat, Ontario, and Oliver Rost, New
port, KY.
Metropolitan II. A. Herbert, Hon.
Daniel Coleman, Alabama; q. Y. Booker,
Lynchburg. Na.;A. V. Young, New York; w.
d. lulkins, Baltimore.
Ebbitt-Gcu Harry White. Pennsylvania;
Mai. Lawrence s. Bapbtt, L. s. Al A. w. VIII
lets, 4. :. n; W. d. Warner and Timothy H..
Johnson, aud Mrs n. A. Stephenson, Cleve-
land, and Capt. NJ. q. Marsilliot, OF the revenue
marine.
wlllard's-Henry Lee and family, New
York; John G. Hammond, Northampton,
Conn; u. A. Taggart, New Hampshire; Mrs.
Stctson, Boston; a. s. Hughes, West Virginia;
Mrs. Selden Irwin New York; Mr. aud Mrs,
George 4. Kennedy, Port Arthur, Ontario.
National-Col. A. C. Tichener, San Fran.
cisco Cal: Col g. II. Blake and wife, Bangor,
Me-. John Davis, Boston; ~ &. Iundy, Gin
cinnati. Col. NJ. Doyle, 81. Louis, Mo-; Mai. J.
T., Ferguson and wife, New York; Col. D. III.
Young aud wife y. ]. straw and wife, Man
chester; S. l.. Pierce, St. Paul, Mimi; Willis
n. Grant Coxsackie, n. Y.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
New Issue or Stock-rhe Equitable c. d. As
NnrlAiiOn.

The board have authorized the ninth issue
Of stock, for which subscription books are now
open. The shares are $3.50 each per month.
II is maintained by those interested In the
Equitable that 1t furnishes the best practical
method for saving small amounts with salts
factory results, and also the best way TO pay
for property. by the systematic way of say
ing, pfhctiUed by the members, they have, nc.
COrding to the report of the secretary, created
" iuud, which, with the earnings, amount "
Sl7l, 1890. This amount is all advanced to
members upon advantageous terms who are
paying for homes aud other property. Inc
loans average 81 400 to each member Fair
and reliable profits have been realized. A
pamphlet written by the secretary, entitled:
"Ihc Object, Mode of Operation, and Benefits
Explained" give good idea Of the working
OF the association, copies of which will be fur
ul.hCd upon application. The officers arc
Thomas SOmeryille, president: DR.. A. j. Schaf'
hrt, vice presidents George w CASTELAR,, sec
ond vice president; John JOY Edison, secretary
Office 9l7 + street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Justice Macarthur sat all day Saturday in
the criminal court listening to arguments on
the demurrers aud motions TO quash in tho
eases of the last indictments found against
Attorney Worthngton aud his assistant, Mr.
COlly, rppe rcd for the government, and
Mcysls Jnff handler aud c. s. Moore for Mr.
Drew and Alcssrs. Shellabarger and Wilson
10: III. Dempsey. The arguments not having
closed al clock were postponed until next
saturday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Frank Minor, cplorcd, who was sentenced to
be hung for wife murder, has had that sen.
tenco committed by President Cleveland Ito
imprisonment in the Albany penitentlary for
life. Minor was twice tried for the killing OF
Victoria Minor and convicted and the last
sentence would have been carried into effect
on the second Friday after the close of tho
present term of the court In general term,
which ends on the 9th of the present month.
There were several cTtenuating circumstances
connected with the homicide, and 1t was upon
the recommendations Of Justice Wylie, bis
trict Attorney WOrhingtOn, and others that
the President was induced to take the action
he di d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

The apprentice training ships Jamestown,
Portsmouth, and Saratoga sailed Saturday
evening from Hampton Roads for Newport TO
receive an additional force of naval appren.
tees FROM the gunnery ship New Hampshire.
From Newport these vessels will proceed this
week OIL their cruise 10 the Madeira iSnuds
and the Mediterranean.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

SPECIAL attractions at E-Street Rink this
week. Tonight the celebrated Polo Club of
Biddle Street Rink, of Baltimore, will contest
the championship OF the two cities. On Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, and Satur-
day nights races of two miles each, the win
be announCcdl for gold and silver medals.
The medAlA Will soon be on exhibition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
Nd for 81. nnmlnlc,s.

The following additional subscriptions 10
the reconstruction fund OF 81. Dominics
Church have been reported; Cash, through
Mrs, Maurice Healy, $780, cash, through Mrs
Hutton $40; Woodward d LothTop S25; cash
through John l.. NOgt, $40; cash through
John Donnelly, Sll,JO; John DAILY, Kings
Palace, James Mckinley, Judge A. b, IIagner,
Mrs. Hutchinson, aud Warren O. Stone S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

FIFTY MILLIONS or rHEN.-Therc nrc co.,
100000 Of people in this country, and more
are coming every day Last year more than
70N.OOO bottles of Browns Iron Bitters were
sold, aud the demand is daily increasing
dcrml iron tonic a popularity based on
actual merit, and complete success In the
treatment OF debility, dyspepsia, rheumatism,
aud liver troubles. Mr.. W. II. Fleming 81 n.
Twelfth street, Philadelphia, suys: ~ have
used Browns Iron Bitters with the happicst
results, for toning the system and for loss of
Appetite
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.



Forepaugh's bugle corps will make a parade
Of the principal streets to-day. The show does
not open until the ed instant.
Corporal Smith, Of battery ID, ID artillery,
has been promoted sergeant and Private Lewis
corporal, 10 date from April 1, 1884
Rev \. j. Green, the pastor Of Galbraith A.
NJ. T.. Zion Church, preached his farewell SER
mon last evening TO o large congregation.
William Moore q colorcd lad who lately es-
capped from the reform school, has been cap.
tured by officer J. c. Daley sud returned 70
the institution.
A Baltimore and Ohio express wagon and
one of the Arlington Hotel oinnibusgs COlllded
Saturday night AT the corner Of Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The express wagon
was perforated by the pole Of the omnibus.
Ensign Hero Taylor, U. s. ~, who is sta.
toned ut the naval observatory, has gone to
the Norfolk navy yard with the chronometors
for the irigate Pensacola, which Is to 60 TO the
European feet as flagship Of Rear Admiral
Franklin,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
A Drag Fox HINT.

The Elkridge Fox Hunting Club, Of Balti.
more, aud the Prince George County Hunt, Of
this city, INDUCED In drag hunt on the
Stone estate on Saturday. About fiily persons
with pack of thirty hounds took part in tho
chase. Miss Tayist, OF baltimore, aud Miss
Bayard were among the party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Mrs. Ellen NJ Boggs, Of Georgetown, on Sat.
urday filed a bill in equity against George F,
Green, assignee of Middleton d Co., asking
that he be compelled to execute certain
trust. The assignee, with others, In deed,
gave additional security to some OF the credit
Ors Of d, W, and S, T.. Middleton, the com.
plainant being one OF those secured. The bill
charges the defendant with gross abuse OF the
trust and with having made unlawful pay.
mgnts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

hTTRACrIyE,-Our clothing, rs also our
prices. arc ulrlCtivc-Our constantly increas-
ing sd!v, tCiis Us as much. Eiseman Bros,
The most prominent clOthlrrs and tailors, cor
L -. Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
DRr GooDs.
WOODWARD & LoTifRor.

tiiiuihS hbii hA WV NNeNt W.
propose to inaugurate the
grandest sale OF silk Goods
ever attempted by any house
in the city Of Washington.
These goods are positively
far better intrinsic value than
it was ever our good fortune
to offer any previous season.
Without further comment.
we quote a few of the spe-
cial values, and only add that
if you contemplate purchas-
ing a silk dress this week,
this month, or this year you
cannot afford to overlook this
sale, as it is indeed an excep-
tional opportunity.
Good Black Gros Grain
Silk, even grain and clean
goods, only 6aHc per yard;
worth 75c per yard.
Good Black eros Grain
Silk, splendid value, only 75c
per yard; worth SIZE per
yard.
Splendid Black eros Grain
Silk, only SIZE per yard;
worth 81 per yard.
Fine Black Gros Grain
Silk, splendid quality, only
81 per yard; worth SI.25.
Fine Black eros Grain
Silk, extra good value, only
SI.12H per yard; worth
$I.25.
Extra Fine Black eros
Grain Silk, splendid value,
only $I.25; worth $3.50 per
yard.
Excellent Black Gros Grain
Silk, superior finish, even
grain, only $3.50; worth $I.7S
per yard.
Superhne Bla ok Gros
Grain Silk, beautiful grain
and excellently finished, only
SI.75; worth 81 per yard.
10 pieces 2o-inch Black
All-silk Rhadames, extra
good quality; real value, 81
per yard; only 75c per yard.
IS pieces 25-inch Black
All-silk Surah, beautiful FIN
ish; real value, 81 per yard;
only 75c per yard.
10 pieces Fancy Louisines
Silks, exquisite colorings;
have never been sold for less
than 75c per yard; only 81 nc
per yard.
6 pieces 24-inch Black
French Surah Silk, extra fine
quality; real value, $3.50 per
yard; only 81 per yard.
In connection with the
above we shall place on sale
the following new special
bargains;
90 pieces OF Pencil-striped
Summer Silks, in black and
white and handsome color
ings, in 26 styles; best value
yet offered in summer silks;
only Sweeper yard.
A new line of colors in
the 35c Satins; comment I'M
necessary.
20 pieces fine Black, White,
and Colored Check Summer
Silks, soc goods for ACC per
yard.
IS pieces Pin and Pencil
striped Silks, excellent quail
ity, valued at aHc; only SOC
per yard.
2pieces beautiful Checked
LoGisines, in exquisite
changeable effects, only 62ac
per yard.
Elegant line of Pin-point
Checks in Summer Silks,
pink, blue, ashes of rose, and
light smoke effects, only 75c
per yard.
Splendid assortment of
styles in handsome Plaid and
Checked SuraNs at rs and
Sic per yard.
Blue and blats ground,
with white confined figures,
in splendid Silk Feulards,
only soc per yard.
Don't look for these\else-
where.
Handsome China Silk,
white and dark grounds, will
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Marriage licenses have been Issued to
Chris. Shellborn and Lena Nollj Edward
llDaily aud Mary Perry; Henry Il. sullivan and
HNIay a, Alen, both q G9orEetoNp, p q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

WE have made boys clothing a study.
From many years experience we know the
wants of our rising generation. Eiseman
Bros cor 9Th d e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
Laugh, Baltimore Merchants !
-AND wEEP-

Laugh because have got the "bues" for spring novel
ties have been pourng i'm department all last week. and
have not sold what should owing to the mseraby bad
weather Weep Baltimore merchants, for propose quote
prices that will leave you far far behind and make patrons
through hail. rain shine We have the regular
prices marked the goods Wednesday old prices will
be resumed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

Mr.. 4, J. KING, clerk, mayors office, Balti-
more, Nd, states that he had suffered with
muscular rheumatism. f1e applied st, Jacobs
Oil and WAS cured ut once
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13
Tho MlddIeton BANK Fnllnrr.

II you want Employment try the want
columns of THE REPUBLICAN,. Three lines
three lines for - cents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

"THE moon Of Mahomot arose and II shall
set 3" says Shelley: but &c You will set bottle of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In some handy place
you will have quick cure for Group, coughs,
and colds when your children are troubled
with them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-13

NEVER in the history of our house have we
shown such Il complete assortment Of clothing
for men and boys. Eiseman Bros, cor 7th & L.