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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17
a Grand Parlor Set
To be given away by PRICE BROS on oar
n atoms Fathers Birthday,
February 22nd, 1885.

Every purchaser oil TEN DOLLARS worth Of goods bough. a.
our stores, either at Socorr", or San Antonio, ~. Nj, Will be- entitled
10 one chance I" secure" this ,lcgant and con llett lHlor Set now lie
played in our Sucurr" House. The Set consists of the inilowing 7
jittes-l S,ucr, l Patent Rueaer, | Large Arm Char. 1 Parlor
Chairs, all upholstered in rawsik. and trimmed in MaruUn silk pIush
We will give a ticket for this grand drawing with each anu every
Ten Dollars worth OF goods, BOUGHT 70 ! CASH ONLY, ut ur
Stores. For instance, l. purchaser Of Zen DO lars worth uf gcUls
will receive one ticket fine purchases Twenty Dollars worth h. viii
get tw" tickets One Hundred ID liars worth, 10 tickets aud s1 ON.
This is u splendid opportunity to furnish yoLr parlor without eos,
besides getting the benefit ct buying lour goods tor less money tlan
at amy other house in the Territory. Our sto k IN Socorru 10 cara
plete III all its demr mcnts. Our
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

The Pioneer saloon is closed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

WE learn that a gentleman is in
town negotiating for the leasing OF
the White Oaks House, with the
view ofrc-opening it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

TIE fore part Of January was
,leaSan'. even Spring like, but ON
The morning o. the 18th a biz ard
struck Us amIdships. The snow
lew, the wind blew, and there
seemed to be a conspiracy of the
elements to make humans as disa-
greeabIe as possible. To a;d to
our especial discomfort, Friday
morning met Us with no mail from
Stanton or the r.. Il, and it was
re,sm1rnins too. The next stage
night bring intelligence OF the
Heath Of the devil, out too late tor
this issue of the LEADER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

A FRIEND foaHd out this week
that we had a weakness for tobacco,
and presented us with Il box OF
cigars. Many thanks.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

IIHNEY I"T. EasoN SAYS that
Neei can grat'fJ his curiosity to a
lot. Also that they have head
from Jan Redman, aud he ia doing
well.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

OrH public school is closed, con
scquent upon some misunderstood
ing between M Burgess, the
teacher, and the school directors
We learn that another teacher vii
soon be engaged. We know OF n
interest of more Importance than
that connected with our school.
and trust that in the selection of
a teacher no ia or.tism will be
SHOWN save to Il c pap'ls in secur-
ing o .hem man lalatls com.
manicating totllem 10 yledL c
which ispower."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

DESPITE the weather, work in
tie Homcstake is being vigorously
prosecuted. Night and day shifts
are employed, and the ore is being
dislodged from its ancient sleeping
quarters.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

Tue m)ttdl r. un3 Of LHIi
lMolieau we're laid away in our
ut!e cemetery on Friday afternoon
of last week. We regret that in
telligrnce of tn & luIial lid not
reach us until the services were
over. A telegram was SEM to the
Rev. brother # the deceased in
Ohio, but the old gentleman was
known to- be in Soui! Carolina ut
the time, and rs no response WAS
heard 1t was supposed that the dis
patch failed to overtake him, ard
his friends concluded to inter his
remains here. Several vehicles.
well laden, and many on foot fol
lowed the coffin and saw it laid
away.
Earth to earth, and dust TO dust,
Here the evil and the juct,
The king the peasant, matron, maid,
In one silent bed are laid
Here no earthly 9th or rust,
Earth 10 earth and dust to dust"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17
LOCAL R%OUNDUPS

Eu 4 SON otaneG mako n name,
D1t prUtors INK - black aud solemn.
W. ptye n ma pecue'g lame.
Wasd put ~ tLN, oscuAar column.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

INFORMATION is wanted of the
whereabouts Of Charles Schwancr,
of Dorms'at, Germany, lately a
private in troop ID" 4th cavalry,
at Fort Stanton, N. NJ, by the
German consul at ST. Louis, Mo.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

THE Postotiice Department has
ordered an extension Of the mail
route service now running between
White Oaks and Red Cloud. to
Penos Station. (Alkali Wells
The extended service will com
meme February LIST.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

Lincoln County Leader.
SATURDAY.. January II, 1885.
LOCAL
Eu r so.n otlneo mAEos a name.
Mt prntors INK - black aud solemn.
W. piye n ma pecus'g lame,
Wasd putt a. IT, peculiar column.
The Pioneer saloon is closed.
TnEY have II Calamity Bill at
Las Vegas.
JNo. 7. HEwrT is in Santa Fe,
attending Supreme Court.
Gro. CULLEN lett in search of a
new location by Monday nights
stage.
A NAN whose average vas 81
drinks per day, quit. and the result
WAS the closing Of another Of our
slloons.
GLASS Mill steamed up again on
Tuesday to WORK on IIpmestake
ore, and will keep at it until the
1St proximo.
LAST Sunday night, j. c. De
Laney and Andy Richardson pass
cd through here on the stage en-
route to New York.
WI learn that a gentleman is in
town negotiating for the leasing OF
the White Oaks House, with the
view ofrc-opening it.
A FRIEND foaad oat this week
that we had a weakness for tobacco,
and presented us with Il box of.
cigars. Many thanks.
DESPITE the weather, work in
tie Homcstake is being vigorously
prosecuted. Night and Gay shifts
are employed, and the ore is being
dislodged from its ancient sleeping
quarters.
INFORMATION is wanted of the
whereabouts Of Charles Schwancr,
OF Dorms'at, Germany, lately a
private in troop ID" 4th cavalry.
at Fort Stanton, N. NJ, by the
German consul at ST. Louis, Mo.
The Postotiice Department has
ordered an extension of the mail
route service now running between
White Oaks and Red Cloud. to
Penos Station. (Alkali Wells.)
The extended service will com
meme February LIST.
O. p. BURT & Co., are prepar-
ing the foundation of a ten ton
snc't ter at the mouth of the Rosa
mine on Bonito. Power will DC
supplied by Il water wheel. The
ore is abundant for Il much larger
plant. The affair is intended to be
in operation by Nav LIST.
THE irregular arrival Of our
mails Of late has not lecn the
blame OF the Stage Co., as some
times the stages have arrived bear
ing no mail. The hinderanee has
been snow cmbargoes onthe Ration
Mountains where trains have been
impeded and sometimes derailed.
GEO. bayfield,, who two wears
s,nce run the Grand Central Hotel
ut Socorro, and then skipped, leav
lag many mourning creditors in the
lnrch, is now Mayorot Tombstone,
Arizona. When a lot of other i'm
pecmious citizens o. Socorro hear
Of this, they they too will skip and
Geek Mayoral,ties somewhere.
1t was rnmored here this week,
on the authority OF some Bonito
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

1t was rnmorcd here this week,
on the authority OF some Boniio
man, that there was Il twenty
stamp mill, at Las Vegas, en- route
t. White Oaks. Iuasmuch as no
one here has ordered such a mill
and HAT the Vegas papers have
made no m-ntion OF it, We are fore.
cd to the conclusion that the au-
thor Of the story is a stranger to tie
truth. lie Shout become ac
q tainted with it by subscribing Tor
the LEAp,R
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

0. P. BURT & Co., are prepNr-
ing the foundation of a ten ton
SINE ter at the mouth of the Rosa
mine on Bonito. Power will Oc
supplied by a water wheel. The
ore is abundant for Il much larger
plant. The affairs intended to be
in operation by Nav LIST.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

THE irregular arrival of our
mails Of late has not Teen the
blame OF the Stage Co., us some
times the stages have arrived bear
ing no mail. The hinderanee has
been now cmbargocs onthe Ration
Mountains where trains have been
impeded and sometimes derailed.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-01-17

GEO. RAYFIELD, who two wears
s,nce run the Grand Central Hotel
Mt Socorro, and then skipped, leav
Jag many mourning creditors in the
lnrch, is now Mayorot Tombstone,
Arizona. When a lot of other i'm
pecmious citizens o. Socorro hear
Of this, they they too will skip and
Geek Mayoral;ties somewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. James HOTEL. d. Smith and wife, New
York: L. b. Taylor. Virginia; Alex. Fullan and
daughter, Isaac May and two daughters, and
Gus Marshall, ShamOkin, Pa. Rev. William
Thomas and wife, New Jersey; W. II. Clovo-
land aud wife, Charleston, :. c.; Mrs. A. A.
Clarke and daughter, Brownsville, n. \.
Ebbltt House-Gcn. Eppa Hunton, Virginia;
Hon. T. q. Adams and wife, Miss Perkins,
New YORK; L. c. Chayt r, North Carolina;
Edward l.. Rice, New York; II. G. Patterson,
New York: n. COT, jr,, West Virginia; Vim. J.
Evans, New York; j. +. Clark, Rhode Island;
}, T. lienernan, Boston; II. X. Hatfield, phila-
dclphia, Pa.
Metropolltan-J. NJ. Mossman, New York;
Mrs a. II. Buchncr. Missouri; c. 4. Watson,
Atlanta, Ga: Miss Nellie Watson, Bath, Me.
c, 4. Howe, St. Louis, NO.; A. b. Andrews,
North Carolina; Miss NJ. L. Houghton, Char
lotte, y. c.; George b. Harris, Winsted, Conn.
Or. W. NJ. Dufour, Willamsport, Pa; a. b.
Handy Springfield, Mass; ". L. Leach and
wife, Boston; ID. W. Peck and wife, Syracuse,
n. V; Arthur W. Bryson, New York; J.. W.
Easily and wife, Virginia; r. T. Barton, Vir-
ginla; J. b. Raulston, Virginia, and Thomas II.
Stith, North Carolina.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
Frank Ward In Court Asnin.

Frank X. Ward, the onterprising and ire
prcssible dairymOu, was in the court In general
term yesterday and showed his usual vim in
contcnding against his enemies, and II Is be-
coming very evident that his enemies are
making him hosts of friends. This time II was
not the inspector of buildings or District com.
missionCrs, but that cOtcric of select society
IN his ncighborhOod fond of limberger aud
swcitzcr case, but whose sensitive oliactories
are disguised with the Odor of milk, cream, It's
products, OrummOuia, aud want them removed
from that locality. together with the Alderncy
dairy. To accomplish this object Nlr II. t.
Davis, as attorney for Charles Walter and
others in the ease against Mr. Ward, appeared
in the court and asked that u rule be laid upon
him to show cause why he should not be pun
ishcd for contempt in failing To obey the order
OF the court to remove his dairy aud appdrtt.
nanCeS rom Third street.
In the absence of his counsel Mr.. Ward
faced the court and stated that he had Gx.
pected to have been In hi, new building long
ere this, but unexpected delays had kept him
back. He thought, however that ne would be
able to move in a couple of weeks Chief
Justice Cartier ordered the rule to issue, but
extended the time OF the return for two weeks
In order to give him the time in which, he
stated, the removal could be mado.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

The board of managers Of the Washington
City Bible Society met last evening, Rev. DR..
Pit2er In the chair The resignation of Will
lam Fletcher as director was accepted. Will
Ceipts for the month of S7s.G3, and dsburse-
ments of SlOl.37. The ColpOrtCur reported
sales of s29,ll and contributions OF S3.72, 1917
copies OF the ST. lures being distributed
MesSrs, Balluuu nd Easily were appointed
a committee 10 confer with the Georgetown
society concerning the exploration and supply
of West Washington, and X. W. Fenwck was
elected to succeed Mr.. Fletcher on the board
of directors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.


About the City.
TRY three linesi in THE REPUBLICANS want
columns. Three times, % cents.
The best portrait of Abraham Lincoln ever
painted Is now hanging in the gcntlemens
reading room at the Riggs hotel
johnson Kelly, young white man, was sem
fenced to eighteen months in jail by Judge
Smell yesterday for stealing an oyercont rom
the billiard room Of the National Hotel.
Byron NJ. Cutcheon, of Manistee, Mich; w.
s. Wood, and VIM. Craig Of san Francisco
CAL; Charles r. Libbcy of Portland, Me-, and
Edward stephens, Of New. York, were, yester.
day admitted to the bar of the United states
supreme court.
" YOU want Employment try the "Want'
columns Of THE REPUBLICAN. Three lines
three times for % cents
Col. William A. Cook, in the criminal court
yesterday, brought 10 the attention Of the
court to the case Of james smith, indicted for
manslaughtcr IN killing Elmer Rawlings in
Georgetown, ID. c., on Dec. %, and bail was
fixed in the sum Of 5000.
The yearly report of Father Walter, Of st.
PatriCks Church. shows the receipts to have
been SlD,yS1 and expenditures sjl3L There
was paid on the church debt SO. iB9 and on
| interest 3l,Gi2 The remaining debt of s3bOOJ
is secured on church property.
| At 1850 O'Clock last evening an alarm wa
! given from box H. West Washington, by Ser
| gcant Trunncll, a coal oil lamp having eN
| plOdcd ut No. 272i VI street occupied by the
| inmily of Mr. Gilbert Follen. The damage
was but slight, and Is covered by Insurance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
Another Petition in Blsalow'y Behalf.

By permission OF the supreme court of the
United States Col. Robert Christy, as counsel,
yesterday filed in that court petition with
accompanying exhibits, for habcas corpus
IN the case Of Benjamin +, BigelOw convicted
bcal,ement, and sentenced TO the Concord On.
II. pcnitCn'iury for five years. The point in
volycd is the constitutional question of the dc
tCudant twice being placed in jeopardy of his
liberty. 10 Is the saluc question argued before
the court in general term AT the last term OF
the court, and in which Justice james deliv-
cred the opinion OF the court affirming the
judgment OF the criminal court, and which
was adverse ~ the defendant. The court took
the papers and reseryed It's decision.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
Affairs of the First Presbyterian Church

The annual meeting Of this congregation
was held last evening in the lecture room. In
tho absence of the president, Senator McNIil.
Ian, Elder o. c. Wight presided. The report
Of the treasurer showed that the expenses for
the year had been fully met and no debts out.
standing. The board Of trustees presented Il
full and interesting report showing that the
sum of SGD % had been raised for special re-
pairs of the church, aud the sum of ljSi 10
had been expended therefor, very much i'm
proving the church edllCc The following
officers were reelected: President of the con-
gregatiOn, Senator 5. j. K. McNfillan treas
urer, IheO. f. sargent; Meisrs. Charles l.. Du
bois and Irving Williamson were reelected
trustees, the other members Of the board,
Ncssrs John Bailey, john X. Mcconnell and
J. G.. Patterson holding over. ON motion, the
thanks of the cOngrCy CATION were voted to the
members OF the choir-Dr. G. +. Johnston,
Miss Carrie V. kidwvll. Miss Annie NJ. Nixon.
and Mr., VIII Way--tOr their efficient and nc.
ceptuOle scry ices for the past year and also to
the clerk, Mr.. Frederick b, Dalrymple, and
the treasurer, Mr.. Theodore +. Sargent.
Try three llnesin Tiia liEPUBLIcAN's "Wanp'
columns Three times - cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
COURT RECORD.


Court IN General Term Chief Justice Cartier
and justices Macarthur and James Walter et
al VS.. Ward; rule on defendant TO show cause
issued and returnable Feb 0. District OF Co
lumbia vs.. Metropolitan Railroad Company;
ordered on calendar Sturdevant VS.. Carpen-
tcr submitted No assignment for today
Circuit Court. 90 Justice Coe.-Bauman vs..
Nugar; rule to employ new attorney vice
Cahill Kennedy VS., Nailor; judgment set
aside by consent; leave to withdraw dismissed.
new Judgment on demurrer and appeal Hy-
att vs.. Tuttlc; rcinstatcd on calendar. Hunt
ley, executor VS.. Barlow attachment quashed
and b. d. Smalley allowed to intervene, War
rem Il CO. vs.. Reynolds; Judgment by default.
Tyler. trustee, VS.. Gilmore; death OF defendant
suggested Summerlield VS.. Graf; death of
plaintiff suggested. Assignment for today
appeal CasCsD Nos g. 4, q, :, ~, II, 10, 16, IL,
is a. o. - ~ % 20, 81, ~, 30, "a, 30, 10, ",
81, 80, 30, II, ~, A, 49, AZ, 4s, 40.
EqUHy COirf-,juSice HdgHer. Kloczewskl vs..
Kloczewski; leave granted to file petition Of
Joseph SmOlenski Moore VS.. Moore; audi
tori report ratified and distribution ordered.
SOmeTvillc vs.. Terrell pro cOnfesso fled and
reference to the auditor Wilson VS.. WILSON,;
testimony ordered taken. No assignment
Criminal COurt-Juaice WVife.-James Smith,
mansaughtcr; bail fixed at $1,000 Theodore
| w. Brown, receiving stolen property cmbez1le.
ment and grand larceny; nollepros. entered
as TO each Indictment John W. Drew, VIC.
hitting sections 5iis, 1921, and 5i3S, Revised
Statutes three cases.; on trial. Assignment
for to-day unchanged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

In the court in general term yesterday Mr. q.
T, j. Mackey, as counsel, obtained permission
TO have calendarcd in that court the case of
Rev. Madison Gaskins against the trustees Of
the Second Baptist Church, colored for rccog.
milton rs It's pastor, &c,
After the lawyers had finished their discus.
sion, Chief Justice Cartier pertiuentiy in
quircd, GLOW many of such contests viii DO
sulllGlent 70 Keep The lord out OF that house p
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; John II, Trammell and Maggie l.,
Shirley, both of Fairfax county, Va; Michael
q. Mccormick and Laura Hammersly, c, r..
Crandel, Of this city, and MOllie Lahey, Of
Baltimore, Md; Arthur +. Glutting, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, and Katie NJ, kranskOpf of this
city; John Parsons and Mary 5. Thomas, f. ].
skinner aud Maggie +. Elder, both of Frodcr-
iCksburg, Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

1.-THE New Magdelen." Wilkle Collinss
beautiful play, was given at the Dime Museum
on the avenue near Eleventh street, last night
by the Agnes Wallace villa combination,
Mercy Mcrrick. She was ably supported, The
after piece Is ann Bow-Lean," an amusing,
comical absurdity, with Sam b. villa in the
title role The olio presents several strong
gplpCtiOng
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

District Attorney Worthngton, in the Grim
inal court yesterday, entered u nole prosequi
in the cases of Theodore W. Brown, better
known as peg Leg Brown. lie was indicted
ntt imam Sn3 II Reniamn HnIIcck ''t nn ~
charge of receiving stolen property embeZzlc-
ment, and grand larceny, growing out of the
stealing of package containing some $4,000
from the treasury department, and for which
Gilman was tried, the Jury disagreeing. Hal.
leck turned states evidence and was released,
Ottmans case was compromised about year
ago In the attorney generals office, and now
Brown being dismissed ends the case with
nobody convicted and the government out OF
nearly all the money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

There was no better negro minstrel than
George Kunkcl who died in Baltimore satur-
day night lie was theoriginal Uncle Tom"
and played that character for twenty years or
more. He managed the Jennie Lind theater
in this city before the war, and lost consider
able money by its burning lie also managed
II theater in Richmond. He was 81 years of
oga
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

This evening the Y, NJ. c. A. literary so
ciety and the Jefferson Club will meet In the
association parlors, on New York avenue, 10
debate upon the civil service law and Its sue.
cess This being challenge debate II prom
ises 10 be of interest to all who enjoy intel.
leGtual contests Of this nature. The public are
invited,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27
DIZZY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

The revival of seasonable
weather sets us a thinking of
Winter Wraps. We have
concluded to offer an excep-
tional opportunity to our GUS
toners to secure a selection
from our splendid stock at
about one-third off regular
prices. We quote a few, as
follows :
Fine Berlin Twilled Cloth
Goats, in Brown and Black,
double-breasted, full back,
Astrachan Collar, which we
have heretofore sold at So;
now S. each.
Dark Gray, double
breasted Cloth Newmarkets,
adjustable Cape, full back,
fine Astrachan Collar, nicely
made and finished, good
shape, which we have here
tolore sold at $1,000; now
$40 each.
Sicilienne Silk Dolman, of
good length and perfect
shape, lined with Quilted
Lasting, Fur Collar Fur
around the Sleeves, which we
have sold at 1850; now $40
each.
All-Wool Black Stockinette
Goats, perfect in make, shape,
and finish, close, firm cloth,
nobby. We have sold them
heretofore at $40; now $3.50
each.
All-Wool French Beaver
Newmarkets.-W cover the
description in saying these
are tailor-made. Brown and
Black. We sold them here
tofore at $40; now SIS each.
Sicilienne Silk Newman
kets, fine Quilted Silk Lining,
Fur around the Neck and
Sleeves and deep Fur bottom,
we'll made and finished, per-
feet shape. We sold them
heretofore at $25; now SIS
each.
| We do not except that pop
ular little wrap, the "Visite, I"
so offer Silk Matelasse
"Visites," beautifully lined
with Quilted Silk, handsomely
trimmed with Russian Fur
down the front, on the sleeves
and collar, ard around the
bottom. We considered it
the best we had at $25; now
SIS each.
(sult and Cloak Deprtmcnt-sccond Floor)
Ladies' and Misses Cos
samers.-Having made ar
engagements to handle the
goods of one Of the best man
ufacturers in this country,
who have always prided them
selves upon the uniformity
of workmanship and splendid
wearing qualities of their
makes, guaranteeing them
thoroughly waterproof, we
are thereby enabled to Offer
our customers the very best
Gossamers in the market al
the lowest possible prices.
oughiy made and finished, all sizes, 81 to o.
sl.bO each
Ladies' Newport Gossamer, with Cape. thoi
oughly water proof sizes "a to g. 2each,
Something New.-A gen
uine Rubber Cloth Gossame,
Circular, with Hood, made
in a most thorough manner
Fine, firm Black Alpaca i
used as a foundation and til,
> hot, boiling rubber is care
fully poured over it, then SUI
dried, making the two vii
8 tually one solid piece Of rub
) Der cloth, wearing qualitie
unequaled; sizes 81 to 81.
We guarantee our Gossa
mers in this manner: Wea
them three or four times;
not satisfactory we will eX
change them or refund tn
price paid. We can do nj
a more than this.
(second Floo Take the Elevator)
We have opened a mas
nihcent line of Printed an
: Plain Cotton Fabrics for tn
se,oco.N ,,,L:ol. L., G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

HAVE you Rooms or Houses to Rent? T.Yais
'Wanr columns of TUE REPUBLICAN,. IRrre
lines three lirAes Tar 20 cents. uU.l.t, I.-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-27

OSCAR WTLpE's new book, impressions OF
America" viii be eagerly read by all who as
sisted to make the poets trip 30 decidedly
pleasant. His impression of Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup isa matter Of little consequence, as tho
public have already prOnOuuCedit the remedy
for Cnngha and rmll! nnr nNCnllnncc.