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Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
Tne BOARD of Health.

The weekly meeting of the Board Of
Health was held last evening, and
several cases of nuisance, previously
complained of, were reported abated,
continued or dismissed. The secretary
was instructed to enter proceedings
against the proprietors Of the Academy
OF Music. for violating the city ordi-
nance, in digging q well under that
building. The secretary presented
his annual report, and the usual
number OF copies will be printed. After
transacting some routine business the
Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
N NARD & CO,
D. 623 MARKET STREET.


Rek on Tuesday afternoon
iaRher, arrested for keeping
resort in the old Water
= hou'e. appe eared In com :
u attorney, Harry Sharp
nave a hearing In the case.
~, who made the arrest,
eimolt, the prosecuting
aholl'r witness were also
nen the case came up, Mr..
the prisoner, waived a
he latter gave bail In the
~ ms appearance at Court,
Def' becoming his bonds.
was held also In the sum
y appearance as a witness
no case, and being unable
~ lle was committed. This
unexpected turn of the
insisted on owing to the
ns making charges of this
fought off not to appear
:. McDermott is ieft in
needy circu nstances bnt
sa'ts'. lfss 6 OF mind. but kind
@hen ,ss.ai the case in hand and
gsts ~ OF both her and her
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
Merenana TAILOR.

james Harding. s16 French street, ia
ACKNOWLEDGED to be one of the best
merchant tailors In the city. His cutting
and lifting cannot be excelled. Nobod v
looks well without q neat fitting suit,
and this Harding guarantees every
time He has large stock Of goods
and the latest fashions.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
ChAs. j. Ii. Beeh arr

The popular wine, liquor and ciQa,
dealer, Is closing out his present stool
of cigars at cost for cash. at 1Os WesI
Seventh street. After March 1st an
entire now stock Of cigars from one Of
the leading manufactures.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
Mistakes

almost impossible. All prescriptions
doubly inspected and compared before
leaving the store. Purity Of materials
guaranteed. Prices always moderate.
Night bell. Telephone call 298. Veasey's
Pharmacy, Eighth and Monroe streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

ona' property Is advertised to be sold

SSno' PAOPoEty ID euNotbbou 70 Dc b0lQ
IS follows:
Feb.
John b. FavinRer, OhristIanA Hd,. Is
David II. McMullen, Pencadsr, Z" Is
John Springer, deceased, city, 20
y. W. Morrison, Court House, 20
Edward McOaliister, noar Dol. City, " %
B. Cleaves, roncader HID, n
Executors Of u. b. Boulden, Penoade " rs
Mayor and Carson, Brandy wine, rs
Joshua u Richards, N. U. Hd., 70
Richard Grub. Hrandy sine, 2T
John Russell, Md, :. II
Miles CLARK, Red Lion, 1
Tbos. morrison, admir-. N. u. HID.
John Hayes, New Castle, q
Joseph Tslley, Brandy wine, 8
Andrew Belleville, ked Lion, 8
Levi Roberts. city, sale Of horses, .
A. l.. Tyson, Chester,
y. Ii. Winner. New Castle Hd.,
VIM. T. Dayett, Penoader HID,
Lyman Snyder, Obnstiana, 8
VIM. Stockley, city, furniture, o
N iller & CLOUD, Brandywine, IL
Thos. White. decd, New Castle Hd,, 10
Latimer q Woodward, ,ChristiansHd., II
David Whitten & Bro, W. U. q. HID, IS
Levi Roberts. Chester, l8I
Wilson h Atwell, Brandywine, %
John Glatts, Chsdd's Ford, "a
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
An Old Friend.

Don't forget the old friend that cured
your cold last winter. 1t is Just the
same to-day. The most reliable of all. =.
Canada Pine Syrup. 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

Charles M. Stieff desires his patrons
to call on James Shobe, 800 W. Sixth
street, when their instruments want
tuning, etc.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
Misses

pebble button school shoes, only H.26 ;
our ewn make and every pair war
ranted. VIM. II. Babcock, 2O6 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

What . grand, great country this Ia
with Its vast territory, its big rivers. its
pretty women, and its Veni Vidi Vici
cure--Salyation Oil.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

Ipexcusable folly TO endure dys-
pepsia when DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
Will cure the malady.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

Ohoice family GOAL under cover q
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

Ayle's Ice Cream
at corner of Delaware avenue ana
jefferson Sc. 10 cents Der quart
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
Dr. simms' white Pulmonfc Hal.
SAM

Is the leading lung and sore throat
remedy of Wilmington, DEL, and the
real prompt cure for coughs, sore throat,
etc., appreciated by all the people.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
'fy AskOcfatHOn

10 Ine program of the
Association for Thursday
ka1.,a3o aae Society Opening Ad
ssft.lett; Singing by the
{o.ns, Miss Clara Cole,
eIe hepborn; Staging BY
!, brown and the Boerei,
ar ~ plu Speeches by Messrs'
N.Y., 10y and Max we'll; Read
4 MAUI. na,.ie Davidson; Singing,
ola o. Qaartette; Recita-
" aora"tord; Humorous
1a,,o,., mrs ., Mason Phillips
Lorka o hepOrt
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

|caI a1I'Is, Vs.. bottles AZ cents /;
bint,dp discovery, bottle rs
at T0nt, TIient, never fails TO
Taylor & Fullerton's, 5,
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
-
L.aufcs,

ou.a only =, $1.OO, at the
bck' kk''' N6 Market street
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

IpabIGso ntidence ts to suppose
bus iT hIn OF mistake. 1t 10
i Cam plnnder to refuse to
Sop Ihueh hle Syrup when you
lave taken cold. Price
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17
p air Price,

4 at' At GtIis AZ the sale of Thomas
~ nn1a 1Uaentreville, on Mon
Usually vsr" a large; as the
osd sd'y IN fine, the neighbors
=sept vdt, "h and many per
9s CoSl who resided several
IA lows b"t sold from $40 tc
ID borOaS Use S95, 7-year.old
B So s9,se ns. wagon $50, shoat
BAL 70 pes pot, head, stage har-
aud other things in
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

"Mary's lamb" with snow-white
| fleece" only needs Days Horse Powder
70 make 1t strong.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-17

|,bslsi.%!$|
|ssst 81, siise,I
Tvs lesiSs' !,
I spsll. \
etc. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

NOR sAIE-THREE OF THE MOST ELI.
IL gible lots in the rapidlygrowlng village Of
Hyatlsyille, Md; high, healthml, and com.
1921 i st. N. W. S-l7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
A TILT pErwEEN LAwYERs.
Fighting for Hearing over Dead
Mans Property.

Mans Property.
Timothy Sands made things right lively
a short time before his death when the In
quirendo de lunatico was in progress to
demonstrate whether he was Of sound
mind, competent TO manage bis business
affairs, and It would appear as II the lltlga-
ton over his property since his death had
imbued the contestants with q similar
spirit OF activity, impregnated with no little
feeling Of luminosity. When his will came
TO be probated, IL seems that Mr.. Sands
had made an equal division Of hts property
between bis children, showing different
disposition Of II than had been made In the
will existing az the time his mental condi-
tion was being inquired into. To the last
will Messrs. Willard, Hazelton, and
Page, on behalf Of the son, filed
n caveat claiming undue influence, &C.,
upon which issues were to be framed TO try
the case before a jury, but delays have
taken place and the papers have not yet
reached the perfected state warranting
them 10 be certified to the circuit court.
Those delays, it would seem, have had their
effect upon counsel and were productive Of
quite lively scene In the probate court
yesterday and tilt between attorneys,
three Of them being ex-congressmen, In
the presence Of Justice Cox, who, In his
usual mild way, poured oil on the troubled
waters, and brought calm out OF the storm.
Mr.. Willard called the case up for consid.
Grafton, referring to the fact that repeated
efforts had been made to secure hearing
Col. Vim. A. Cook, who, with Judge Jere
Wilson, appears for the will, suggested q
further postponement.
Mr.. Willard fred up at the idea Of an
other continuance, and with considerable
warmth relieved his burdened bosom. He
said that he had been before the court time
and time again, and every Judge presiding
In II, and could hear nothing.but postpone
ment, but he could not expect more from
such source and a such a Cook. He
thought that there should be an immediate
hearing.
Col. Cook did not appear disturbed I'm the
| least by the excitement displayed by the
| opposing counsel or the unprofessional Ian
guageused. Waving his hand In his usual
"shoo-nyn style, he quietly said, ~ mind
nothing that he says. II has no more effect
upon me than distillatlon and efliuvia
| which proceeds from carcass, which
| only seek TO shun on account Of It's
stench.n He then passed TO the case and
intimated In strong terms that the unusual
interest manifested by the counsel In press
ing forward the case was the fact OF theii
| personal financial speculative interest in It,
After brief discussion, tee consideration Of
the case was once more postponed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The committee appointed by the citizens
on legislation for the public schools will be
given hearing this morning by the District
commissioners.
Rev. DR.. Newman will give series of
lectures at the Metropolitan NJ. Il. Church,
beginning with Palm Sunday, on the "Life
Of Christ on Earth"
A verdict has been rendered In the case
OF j. ID. Kelly, killed on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Wednesday night, to the
effect that he was struck by train while
intoxicated.
AS the scholars at the colored high school
have been interfered with OF late at the noon
recess, School Trustee Brooks has asked the
commissioners to station policeman there
to protect them.
The commissioners have been asked by
the Western Union Telegraph Company to
reconsider their action In refusing TO allow
them to erect line OF telegraph poles on u
street from Seventh to Fifteenth streets.
The attention of the commissioners has
been called by the assistant treasurer of the
United States to the bad condition of the
roadway on the west side Of the railroad
tracks on Fifteenth street, and requests
that they may be repaired.
Complaint has been made to the commits
sioners by w. ii. Emory, U. s. A.. Admiral
Porter, and several others Of a pool Of stag
nant water on the north side OF ii street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and
they ask that the nuisance may be abated.
George E. Tuck, the proprietor of the
National Musee, and Charles Beck were
arrested last night on a warrant sworn out
by Thomas +. Waggaman, who charges
them with removing certain articles be-
longing to the place, valued at $50.
At Congregational Church, Sabbath even
ing, Hon. Geo. X. Vending will repeat,
by request, "Saul OF Tarsus," All are in
vlted. Monday evening he repeats his great
lecture, as Death the Endf' Admission
| so cents, reserved seats at Ellis &; Co.'S with
out extra charge.
The settlement of the commissioners ac-
counts for the paving OF Thirty-0rst street
between p and N street has been suspended
by the first comptroller of the treasury, aud
| he has asked the commissioners TO inform
him by what authority they had ordered
asphalt instead of granite blocks.
The following officers of the German.
| American Building Association No. have
been elected; President, Theodore Pitt
vice president, George IL, Dean; secretary,
| ed. Brown; treasurer, 7, A. Mattern; d.
rectors: A. S. johnson, Isaac Gutenberg,
j. " r. Ritter, Fred spindler, Chas. II.
hIcy, Juuleb - IeIlegi bunlol hluhlVl, 'ouu
Is. Lippold, and Conrad Jost, Valuation
committee; A. s. johnson and Conrad Jost,
Lawyer, Ferd Schmidt.
A committee has been appointed by Mel
son Division, No. 2, Uniform Rank, X. OF
! p, to inquire into the matter OF transpOrta-
ton to Toronto, as the Supreme Lodge OF
the World viii meet there next July. The
knights are making arrangements 10 go
there rs escort to their representatives,
They will give grand reception on Easter
Monday night, on which occasion the lady
friends viii present them with handsome
] nag.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
The District in Congr ess.

The Senate District committee decided
yesterday TO report favorably the bill to
amend the charter Of the Metropolitan
Railroad Com pany, so as to allow the CON-
pany to construct single track along
Water and M streets south to connect with
the present track at Four-and-a-half street.
Senator Brown reported the bill to incor-
porate the Union Passenger Railway Com
pany adversely to the Senate yesterday,
with the recommendation that the matter
be indefinitely postponed
1t is said the committee is not disposed
TO revive the subject OF the school bill.
The House committee on education yester-
day agreed to report fayorably the bill
which has already passed the Senate, pro
viding for scientific temperance education
in this District and the territories.
The District commissioners have written
to Congress urging the repeal OF the law re-
quiring appointees on the police force to
have honorable discharges from the army or
navy OF the United States.
A petition signed by Baltimore business
men protesting against the non.enforce-
ment and injustice Of the present license
tax on commercial drummers was presented
In the House by Mr.. Reagan yesterday.
Buy Public Opinion-for sale at all news
stands
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

The Vermont State Association will hold
its annual reunion and maple sugar party at
the Rifles armory Tuesday evening, the
Goth instant. Hot maple sugar will be
served up In manner known only TO YER
monters. Dancing will follow the reunion.
The committees In charge are working to
make the occasion one TO be remembered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

XTANTED-A FEW GOOD MEN OF PUSH
wv to sell an article OF merit; 81 required to
begin: Call at Room 90, Corcoran Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

Mr.. RAO. Bean passenger agent of the Mo.
bile and Ohio railroad, writing from COrlnth,
Miss, says: II have seen Swlits Specific used
as a wash for ulcers ana pimples with the most
The noison to the surface, and when used MS n
wash II absorbs and dries up the sores. have
seen II used In cases of blood poison and skin
eruplions, and these disappear In half the time
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed
free. TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, and l57 W, I'D st.
1 Now York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

opinion, as expressed OF late in the editorial
reviews Of Mrs. Pavy's recent articles in the
North american RcuieiC, his memory Is held
In the highest esteem by his countrymen.
DR.. Pavy was gentleman Of culture, OF
wide experience in travel, and in the lit
erary circles Of the United States and
Europe. An American by birth, his edu-
cation was obtained in France: where he
enjoyed the friendship Of many distin-
guished scholars and artists, among them
Gambetta, Ferry, Regnault, Gounoud,
Clarin, Douglas Jerrold. who held the bril-
liant enthusiast In high esteem.
After the DOCTORS graduation In the Uni
versity Of Paris, and his later graduation
under the medical faculty of Paris, he came
to the United States. DR.. Pavy was made
an associate In command with Gustave
Lambert, the explorer, who had charge Of
French expedition sunder the patronage
Of the government and the explorer; which
well.equipped expedition, bound for the
Arctic ATTITUDES, was interrupted by the
French and German war OF 1870. The
American Geographical Society, Of New
York, was the first to elect him member Of
an organization in his native country.
Feted by various scientists, lecturlng In
French to the academies of science In sew
eral cities OF the south and west, the court
esy OF other memberships was extended
to him.
The proiect which brought him TO Amer
lea was an Individual ENTERPRISE, called the
WPayy Expedltlon,n the route intended
to be taken by the way of Behrlnp strait,
This plan brought DIR. Payy from Europe
in 1871, after the Franco. Prusslan war, IN
which, with Lieut.. Beauregard (son of the
confederate general), he was associated as
leader Of an independent corps of infantry
and cavalry, The death OF PAWS finan.
ciai associate In his Arctic expedition caused
the Abandonment of the enterprise 10 1872
Before attempting another expedition he
took second course in medicine; on this
occasion HIS graduation was In English in A
st, Louis medical college. In that CITY he
was elected member OF various scientific
societies and enjoyed the friendship of its
leading men,
After correspondence with James Gordon
Bennett, In 1870, relative to going on the
Jeanette, as surgson, which plan was
abandoned when the navy took charge Of
the yexpedltiou,t DIR. Pavy sailed In 1880 az
surgeon and naturalist on the Gulnare for
the frozen zone. He lived one year in
Greenland pursuing the scientific studies
bearing upon that region. His thorough
insight into Arctic history and his former
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
DIR. OCTAVE PAvY.
A Sketch of the Heroic Surgeon of tho
Greedy Expedition.

DR.. Octave Pavy, the distinguished sur
geon and naturalist Of the Greedy Arctic
expedition, was a faithful officer, who, rs
has been remarked by the press, observed
his full need Of praise, for there is no doubt
that his services to the expedition were Of
the highest value" The superb health Of
doubt that DIR. Pavy was we'll equipped
investigation, and, judging from public
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
IT So. woodward s. Lothrop's Cata-
logue VIII Tell You What 70 Buy.


loguo VIII Tell You What to Buy.
Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop, the enter
prising dry goods merchants, have just is
sued very handsome catalogue of their
spring stock, which, besides, containing q
list Of their goods and all the necessary In
formation as regards "shopping by MALL"
is profusely illustrated, and full OF inter-
!esting reading matter. 1t is but another
evidence Of the growth Of Washington,
whose merchants seem to be opening their
eyes to the fact that, in order to deserve
the patronage Of the people of the sur
rounding counties, they must be up and
stirring, and It Is very fitting that the house
of Messrs. Woodward 81 Lothrop should be
the first to take action In these matters.
That 1t is necessary to go to Baltimore to
buy dry goods is now, in newspaper par
lance, ''chestnut,n and we hope to see the
time when the retail trade OF this city will
not only equal, but surpass that Of our sis
ter city. II only requires more Of such
push and enterprise as has been evinced by
the proprietors Of the popular Boston Dry
Goods House.
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WANTED---ROOIS.

Wy ANTED-Two LARGE UNFURNIsIIED
w communicating rooms, ID floor, with
private family. with or without board: n. W.
Address X. +. r., Republican ONCE. i.21
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SPROIAB NOTICES.

NSss- SPECIAL NOTICE.-GLYMoN I'M
~ PROVEMENT AND EXCURSION COM
PANY-But a limited amount of stock re.
mains unsold no better investment Shares,
Se5. With each Ia given a building lot OF
1900 square feet. For full particulars OF this
enterprise call at office OF the General Agent.
LANG Il TOLER,
Real Estate Dealers. No. COS + st. N. W.
np7-im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
ANALYsis-No. ! SAMPLE

It was largely upon Prof, Merrill's re-
port OF the actual quality OF the rock en-
countered, and his analysis OF the effect
projected water conduit, would inevitably
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

II ANDSCAPE LESSONS.
Pencil and oil colors. Sketching from nature,
Terms, s. per month, or 81 per lesson, Of two
hours, twice n week, ut students residences.
Long experience; references Address, this
office, SEATON DONOHO, artist.
CHELDON'S MAY BALL MASONIC TEN.
iO04 Y st.
Glasses continue until last OF May.
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and u SIS. n, W.-Spring Scssons--A
practical business education that qualities
young men and women TO support themselves
and successfully perform the active duties Of
life Thorough instruction given In rapid
writing, the English Language, correspondence,
rapid calculations, bookkeeping, business
stcnOgraphy, and type-writing. Open day and
evening. x rull corps of teachers. illustrated
circular, sent free ON application. HENRY Q,
SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA A, SPEN-
GER Vice PRINCIPAL,
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For SALE

Nor sALE-A 400 ACRE FARM, UNDER
IL high state of cultivation; 80 acres of fruit;
will sell all or part Of farm % miles from the
city, in Loudouu county. Va; Will be sold
cheap OF exchange for city property Apply
at SMITHS, 3li 9th st. S-T
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W1NTED---HOUsEs.

wv ANTED by A FAMILY OF TWO,
w TO Groom house east of eth st.; must be
low TO good tenant. Address. HARRY, Repub.
liCnn Office AIN
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PERSONAJ,

T Asst OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE
IL charming dramatic and spectacular pre-.
Louise A. Smith. Willard Hall Thursday, April
20, 1886. apl7.27-20
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WANrEn-EMPLOYMENr.

NNTANTED "A SITUATION by A RE
w spectacle white girl 10 assist In n restau-
rnnt Address r. K, DO LIST 50. s. W. l-l0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

WTANTED--CoUNTY AGENTs-LIFE OF
wv Hancock live book. Address A. II.
HUBBARD, publisher, lOls Chestnut st., Phila.
delphia. OLD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

WANTED-A LIVE, ACTIVE MAN no
w handle our indestructible fuel and
kinder; $3.50 capital required. CHAs. LLOYD,
Hllmnn House. 2-lB
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NY ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN-FUR-
w nished room, between + aud I and Finh
and Eleventh sts N w; in family OF adults
State terms. Address,. W., Republican office.
ALI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

The Attorney General has decided to in
stitute suit against the Kidwell heirs to
test the validity Of their claim to portion
of the Potomac flats. This action was an
ticipated some time ago, but has been do
layed by circumstances.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

NTANTED-coMPETENT YOUNG LADY
wv stenographer and caligraph operator
desires good position; excellent experlence
best of references given. Address sTENOGRA-
PIER, Box 81, Brattleboro VI. api0-stuth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

There has been tremendous storm,
which has washed ashore at A. Kaufman's
combination, 1241-43 Eleventh street south
east, marvellous quantity of richest
goods, not In the least dam aged. All these
the generous A. X, embarrassed by his
wealth, offers to give away-nearly. Men,
women, and children call quickly, and
surely viii your visit be joyful. A. KS
card, In the present issue, contains par
ticulars. at is mighty fine reading"
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rxzs WANTED "A REPRESENTATIVE
or our Hardware Articles. Address NJ. MO.
REAUX A1NE, A Charloville, tArdennes).
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Maple Sugar in Vermont style.

PAIR of roller skates with every child's
suit. EIsEMAN BROS, corner Seventh and L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

NEuRALGIo pains take flight before the great
remedy-St. Jacobs OIL.
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DO YOU WANT SPRING GooDss

Buy Public 0pinion--for sale at all news
stands,
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Buy Public Opinion-for sale at all news
atau1a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-04-17

es1seTHE VERMONT STATE ASSOCIATION
k-S will hold its annual Reunion and
Maple Sugar Party" atthe National Rifles ar
mofy, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, to
which all Vermonters in Washington and their
friends are cordially invited.
EOclal reunion ats o'clock. Dancing from
TO ~ ocOck. Hot maple sugar aud other re-
Treatments served continually during the even
ing. IL