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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

I modc-tly peeping out through the
dazzling rays OF it, great brother sun.
The three stars IN the Giants Belt are
81 the second magnitude, and the lower one
y also 9 celebrated double. tho companion
star. which can only be wen seen with \
powerful telescopc, possessing such a Mn.
gular color that the Russian astronomer
strnv. felt compelled 10 invent d word 70
describe u. lie called II eolivaceasubru-
bicnndh.' Hanging from the belt IL the
sword marked BY three luminous points.
the middle Of which Il the Great Nebula II
Orion, although the naked eve does mo-
dist'nguish u from a star. IL isLardly pos
s'oic HAT the most unimprcssionabic per.
SON could sce this marvellous phenomenon
with agooi telescope without q feeling ~
IL II q vast mass 81 grecnish haxe.
millions ~ millions N miles IN actual *.
tent, embracing a number ~ stars, and
containing strcams md riffs and black
gaps Of the most singular form. surrentinr
the operation of world and sun rhapin0
forces on the most stupendous scale
imaginable. II has been shown that MANY
changes In the appearance 81 this nehulss
have taken place IL the last two centuries.
~ tclescopist win ind that che whole
asighborhood 81 the Great Nebula Il strewn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

They say those artificial eggs ca
not be beaten Chronicle.
Jones must have been pretty sea
sick going to Europe when he threw
up his engagement with his Girl
LoiceH Citisen.
Said an Alabama mother: s.Neyc,
would ! call a boy OF mine Alias. II !
q = hundred TO name. Men by thai
name is allus cuttin' up capcrs."
Papa, what isa luxury? Father
II i something. my son. that We car
DO without. Logical boy-What 4 lux,
ury q mosquito must b e.--Goldcn Davs.
From the prompt and safe way il
winch h~orse-thieves arc hung out West.
y looks as Il that portion Of our be-
loved country was under the rule Of 4
hem?-era.-N y. Ledger.
a French shopkeeper Of Paris end
cd his will by this: II desire my BODY
TO be placed in the hands OF men ~
science, and that it may be carefully
dissected, for / am determined "a know
the cause of my DEATH"
-~"Spcaking OF olcomargarine.~ re-
marked McSwilligcn this morning. 1T
has occurred to me that there e \
kind Of butter which will ALWAYS DEFY
counterfeiting. "Ah! what kind IL
butter is thatp" asked Squildig. ssThe
goat. Pittsburgh Chronicle.
To show how shamcfu,ly part;cn.
lar some people arc. il ID related Of 4
fashionable woman Of Murray Hill that
she refused to accept an invitation %
dinner from . lady acquaintance. BE-.
cause she spelled ''plcasurc'' with I
capital pm y. Maix.
Angry Fathcr-Now, confound Il.
why don't you 20 10 praciicingP inst
zee that girl across tho street how de-
votcd she Is to her music! U~napprcci-
alive Offspring - Stop right there.
The girl may be studious and
mat that's q typewriter she's
on.-Puck.
A Lowell small boy who attended
he Old Ladies' fair had 10 be told 4
great deal about the chance he would
TO grab" This became the CEN
raj thought in his mind. and he hadn't |
'ccn lcng In the hall when he began 10 |
lsk: mamma, when can 1 begin to |
teal somethingP'-LoceH Courier.
Henderson, who recently pur.
'hased an alarm clock. says the thing
: q confoundcd humbug. ~ set the
he explained. I" before roinr
9 bed. after taking the prccaution 70
top the clock, 50 that its ticking
houldn't keep me awake. And
vould YOU believe Il, ] oversight next
norning a whole hour later than
sualv' Bostosi Transcript
-Chatty Passenger 80 10 show yer
cheats they are, sir, friend q
o. money and f~ust-rafc
sstc. give the horder TO one 81 'cm 70
ecoratc his new 'ousc in wg'lar slap
style, spare no expense, with afl
g finest chromios that could be 'ad.
on know what lovely things they are,
Z! Well, sir, would you believe itl
tier they was sent, they turned out
70 be chromios ne all, but done by
with whitening contemptl-
done BY and, sir!'--H arper's Basar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

fsaul Krotxcr saved the lives or eIaht mon
By standing - ~ post, nmid sinking sand
aud crushing tImbcrr, Incident upnn Xiv
saying o. ne great well. NJ the as, lum, ID
~ COMMON ways. 'monr common men.
We knew hun. year BY year.
= kindly. u-nprctcnti0un heart.
a ready word OF cheer-
Good fellow WAS tho one acclaim,
Ana There. MI praise Was ended.
For none beneath its humble mask.
Inc hrave soul comprchcnded.
He canne and ent 4 laborer:
ino world make = little mention
OL sucb-why should Il? Wealth alona
Entities 70 attention.
And krotxcr kept the humble round
VIA uncOmpintnine lips.
hut loi before his patient soul
uprose Christs cfucinx.
Unnamed. unnrned. unhsralded.
The trini hour appeared.
NO martial blnfe. or bnnncrs prot,d
The hero spirit chccrcd. 1880
E,ynt mcn beneath the trcachcrous sand.
~ strong right hnnd the link,
Barf.,ng From Time. Eternity
u, htnfcn' the tiinbrrs shrink
Sow open now tho CHASTITY seams:
sio" snitie. Garth and frame
Eitht sous through one unfA.,crinp hand
leli,crauce can claim ".'
onc' two. tht'e, Tour cferniiics.
IAe Meeting seconds seemed.
A.tp Tue smart 70 impcrslcd mon.
win n~hcu iaccs strraausl.
bus hrrtTcr NJ his most stood firm
Nhi'-isccd ard iips close sct
ln.uRn ncafl' trimmed up mrnacingly.
nc etnid not leave II et.
f!xc' sx, Heycn, G rht All mere Al last
IhanN God with one swift tonnd
~. spNainlr1. mo gtii,er ny. sinking mass. |
Ann ~. n sulid ground. ~
FAR fafnc. M Cn thy temple h.rh
.lf rrAte tho names or mon
VINO pcriicd HE Tor Others sake.
Forget not kfofycr then
IN eomm"fs Ways. 'niorg common me..
we knew him. wear ~ CIR.
D',, "niy through Soils pro, idcncc,
-HMd 4" Miner. ~ Detron Ftye Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

Some % the Numerous wonders n ne
Heavens.

T W000DXU Oh IMG
Heavens.
"why did not somebody teach me the
CONSULTATIONS and make me at home In the
sstafry heavens which are always over
head and which ! do not hall know to this
lay resretiully exclaimed Thomas Car
lyle.
There are many persons who, like Car.
Iyie' regret that they have not learned. or
had the means o. learning, tho geography
o. the heavens. Theadyanees Of astronomy
IN our day have been 20 rapid, and the
stars have made to the telescope and the
speetroeeopn 50 many strange and wonder
iui revelations, that nobody should BE- IL.
norant Of the names and places Of these
great Guns blazing in the depths Of space.
and many Of which are inr larger and
more splendid than our own magnificent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

Mrs. Qu~ickenaith's husband had eivsa
ner = me dress Of a new material and new
design and she had il on at a swell recep-
tion.
That's q magnificent dress YOU vile
wears remarked a friend.
Wei YES thought So" he responded.
prideiuIly.
New design, too.'
"Yes, the latest"
What II the figure on it?" continued the
friend, putting on his Eyeglasses Tor better
examination.
Twelve hundred dollars" replied tho
pleased husband. and the conversaticn
stopped.-Meschant Traveller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

Colonel Withcrspoon used to b ver,
rich, but Of late he has met will, financial
reversee' He has even been compelled "a
ss'l he riding horse. His old servant 70
mains faithful. The Colonel uses a bicycle.
When he returns home on his bicycle. the
faithful servant wallis Il up and down ~
snc ynru Tor ten or nfteen minutes % cool
= on, before putting u In the STABLE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

Dumley had been out with . party .,
friends, and they were assisting each otbe,
In getting him home.
Aren't you afraid to meet your vile, old
MANI" asked one.
'Fraid'' said Dumley, valiantly, "whosh
iraid' 'Fraid (hic) nuthin'. y les waie
(hic) see whcsh boss. IN vile 4 ~
They inclined him gently against the door
and rang the beil. Then they waited 10 -
who was boss.
DumleYy suddenly disappeared, the door
said: 49,
" She's boss."--N y. Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-05

chawley-What! you black your own
shoes every morning. Algernonf
~Algernon-faas. my dear boy. I found
that carrying a cane wasn't enough eyer.
c'se Tor my biceps, % l have taken TO black.
ing my shoes, you know.-Rambcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Lodge Mcetinrs 10. Night.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-St Johns, No II. Masonic Temple;
Hope, No. -, Masonic Temple; Eureka, Royal
Arch, No. I, Masonic Temple Potomac, Kni yhts
Tcmnlar No. 3, Georgetown.
q. A. R.--John 4. Rawlins No. |, Ninth and
ID streets; kit Carson, No. 9, National Rifles
Hall, G street. between Ninth aud Tenth.
|. q. o. F.-Magenenu, No. I, Eucampment,
Eighth Street Hall, East Washington; Central,
No, !, Odd Fellows Hal; Eastern, No. 7, Odd
Fellows Hall; Mechanics, No. Is, Odd Fell
lows Hall, Georgetown Metropolis, No. Is,
MOore's Hall Ninth street.
Knights Of Pythias-Syracuslan No. 10,
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
Washington Division, No. l, Uniform Rank,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue
/. o. M,-Washington, No. G, Red Mems
Hall, C street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest; Lafayette, No. 10, Grand
Army Hall, corner Seventh aud streets
northwest
l. o. G, T.--Anchor Lodge, No. Is, 72l Sixth
street northwest.
Hall, 3i4 Eighth street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
BIG THINGS PROMISED
For This City During the Coming Wi


awe propose to do some big things for
Washington this winter" said Commits
sioner Wheatley yesterday 10 a reporter for
the RErUBLICAN.
"Can you give any polntersS" asked the
newsman.
"Not yet" was the reply, and the merry
twinkle Of the commissioners eye spoke
volumes.
AS the reporter was leaving the building
the "susclpious" clerk confronted him,
pinched his nose with his forefnger aud
thumb, and, winklng his of eye. said: SIN
terrogate."
The newsman drew his friend into dark
corner, whispered; ~ know-changes -not
just yet"
"Klght," was the reply. The reporter
gave his friend cigar, and after the mys-
tic cigar had been passed the friends sepa-
rated,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Ladies' Jerseys.

We call your attention to the extraordinary
values in Jerseys we are able to offer
Remember, perfect 1T is at all times guar.
antetd Wy us, and in any case Of dlssatisfac-
titn VIC will refund money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24

We offer Ladies' Printed Balbrlggau
Hose; Have seen this Hose sold at l0c.
We do rot recommend them, but at this
Price they are cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put

CITY Briefly Put
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by 8. 7, Mason, dentist, 2iS Four-and-
a-half street northwest
Ladies' handmade Dugola Button only 81 50;
ladies' find Pebble Goat, worked button holes,
". Mrs. VIM. II. Rich. III Market space.
VIM H. Hansell was fined sos yesterday for
selling without license.
The commissioners have authorized a revi-
sion of the police manual.
Suitable cases arc now being prepared at the
national museum for the reception of the Grant
trophies.
Battery /, Sd artillery, has arrived at the ar
senal from Fort MoHenry for target practice
oct. the battery leaves for home.
Mcssrs John Fegan and Frank Hume have
been appointed collectors OF the estate OF the
late Peter Fcgan and their bond fixed at
$4,000.
Draughtsman Brady has nearly completed
the drawings Of the eight-room school build.
ing to be ercctedat Twenty.third and NJ streets
northwest.
The commissioners to-day will hear Attorney
Cnrusfs argument In behalf of Sergt. Sanell
who has been twice recommended for dismiss
sal from the police force by the trial board.
James Warden, alias "Ginger" Warden, was
aTrnigned in police court yesterday charged
with cutting Officer Mike Hagan. The case
was continued until the officer is able to appear
in court
Ellen Broadus, Alfred Broadus aud Annie
Broadus, the Chester court rioters were each
fined 50 yesterday by Judge Smell for disorder
ly conduct Elens l2-year-old daughter, who
was struck on the head with stone, Is in a
critical condition.
Washington Division, No. /, U. r., X. of p
has accepted an invitation rendered by Bro.
Frederick Warde to attend the theater this
evening TO witness the performance of "Vir.
gnius." The management OF the theater Join
In this invitation. The division will attend In
full uniform.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
At 10 Cents

We offer Children's Black Derby Ribbed
Hose, white feet, sizes to 81; never
sold before for less than % cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
No. 1913 F STREET N. w.

No. 1913 F STREET N. w.
Building, with accompani-
ments, going on all around
us and yet we are fairly busy.
When will 7 street settle ?
The Mems Furnishing Stock
is getting into shape. We
made our announcement too
soon and we're compelled to
open hurriedly to keep faith.
People go where they can get
the best for their money, par
ticularly if the goods are
right. We return the money
for goods bought on f street,
same as on the Avenue. We
are showing Mems Fall and
Winter Underwear in White,
Scarlet, Silk and Fancy, and
quote prices which we know
are as low, if not lower, than
generally prevails.
White commences at soc
and ends at IS per garment,
Scarlet commences at 81
and ends at So per garment.
Fancy commences at 81
and ends at $3.50 per gar
ment.
Silk commences at s. and
ends at s. per garment.
Elegant line Of Striped and Fancy Half Hose,
In good coloTs, sold usually at 2jc, only nc;
pair for 81, Finer for more money,
new rich coorings only DC each. Finer for
more money.
Elegant line of Plain White and Fancy sus-
pendefs, patent buckles auu drawers support.
ers attached, only 2ic per pair. In these are
included the celebrated "Anti-Guyot" Braces,
the best 2jc suspendur in the world. Finer for
more money.
new Cnlaundered Night Shirt Is made
with plated fiout with three neat rows of
trimming down the front and one row on col
lar, cuffs and pocket: " cut full and long, be-
ing made by our dress shirt manufacturer,
which Is sufficient guarantee for tit and work.
Worth sl.25. Only 81 each. Finer for more
mosE.-Men's Genuine British Half Hose,
only zoe; 6 pair for S1. We do not know of a
retail firm that sells them for less than 2jc per
rair. Finer for more money.
Elegant line of Mems Kid
and Fabric Gloves, newest
fall shades. We propose to
trade only in reliable gloves.
We also laid in a moder-
ate sized stock of Mems Col
lar, Sleeve, and Cuff Buttons,
Spiral and Button Studs, &C.,
which we have naked ex-
ceptionally low.
1t will be to your interest
TO give this stock a good
looking over before purchas-
ing your fall and winter
supply.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24

Ladies' Merino Vests, sizes 80 to SO, at 23c.
Our SOC Merino Vets, Pants to match, eX-
cellent quality, 35c.
our 45c Merino Vests, silk bound. cltstitch
neck, pearl buttons, Pants to match, lic; the
value of this article II nonparcil.
Our zoe All-wool Red Knit Vests, Pants TO
match, 80 TO 3S, very fine gauze, silk finish,
Gic.
Our 00c Al,-wool Red Knit Vests. Pants to
match, silk bound, sizes 80 to IS, S5c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Gold pens aud knives at cos,-whltakcr's.


l.. g. Holmes, 5l5 C street southeast. reports
stolen black diagonal cu,away coat worth
Slc; Robert Skinner, 1851 Eighth street north.
west reports brown horse and cart worth $40
stolen; Carrie PEARSON, 40l Sixth street north.
west, reports stolen from her house Oh the 10th
instant a diamond cluster pin, twenty-five
stones, three solitaire diamond rings, one pair
diamond cluster screw earrings, one pair soil
taire diamond earrings, an enamele1 pin, q
gold glove buttouer. one ladies gold watch and
chHtelain chain; Mrs. j. NJ. LangstOn corner
Tour apd-a.half and College streets northwest
reports that her house was entered on the night
of the 2lst instant and there was stolen IN
alligator pockcLbook containing $50 in money.
two large silver tablespoons, twelve silver tea
spoons, one dessert silver spoon, and one silver
spOOnhOldCr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
TheBOn Marche
Hosiery.

The increase of sales in this department has
ntcessitated the change Of its location to the
first counter on the left as you enter, where,
with additional space, we can better serve
the increasing demands.
We are determined to maintain It's popu-
latity, and during the next three days viii
ofItr for sale the largest assortment fines
quality, and loves, price
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Box stationery at cost-whitaker's.
The Court Record.

Circuit Court-speclal Term-Chiaf Justice
Capitalization vs.. Cragin; demurrer to
declaration sustained; amendmentof declara-
ton in twenty days. Hartwell G Co. VS.. Hill:
motion for Judgment granted. Thurber q Co.
ave to lie ailidnyits in ten days, Sumner
County Bank VS. ThOmpsOn; order of publicl-
ton. Dickson q King ". Adler S Hbbey:
Judgment, Of condemnation, Baron 4 Go, vs.
Negley; motion for security of costs oyerruled.
Equity Couit-Jn.tice James - FahrnkOpf
VS.. GauzhOrn: rule granted rctnrnable Sept, ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
NEW and interesting facts in the lives OF sen.
ators are now first recorded in our Senatorial"
Grand Military Excursion to BaltI-
more. Md.

The Washington Cadet Corps and Capital
City Guards, prominent military organizations
of this city, have perfected arrangements with
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad for a
grand excursion TO Baltimore, Md, on Monday
next, the 9th instant. accompanied by the
Attuck Guards and Light Infantry, of Rich
mond, Va, TO participate in the anniversary
celebration of the Grant Memorial Guards, Of
that city. Special train will leave Sixth street
SonS,on u, ~ ~ M T
Fare for the round trip has been placed at the
low rate of 81, tickets to be available for pass
age going and returning on all trains except
The limited express trains on date of purchase.
Every arrangement will be made for the com.
fort and convenience of those avalling them
selves Of this extraordinary low rate to visit
baltimore. Friends of the two military organi-
cations are invited to join in and make the ex.
Cursion grand success. Tickets to BIO secured
from members Of the committee or the ticket
Office, Sixth street station, on the morning Of
the excursion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Ordinarily

We are not able to find boys suits for
winter wear of satisfactory nature
But this year we have succeeded
reyond our most sanguine expectations
in getting hold of some really cheap
suits. In cheap goods we have to watch
our chances to get anything worth hav-
ing TO sell for this price. IT such are
10 he had we are bound to have them,
for
CASH AND QUANTITY
Never fail to bring the best results.
TWO LOTS
On the floor a little better than the
usual two fifty suits, but the ones you
are waiting for, are now in tho stock
room awaiting turn to be marked two
and we Know WITT WIFI be 20 u De onrSs ny
$3.50 and 50
Are our next prices for suits for the
little boys, four to twelve years old
who wear knee pantaloons. We haven't
much to say about them except they
are generally gray and brown mixtures
or the same colors in checks, and are
rs much better than the two fifty suits
rs the difference in prices represent.
WE ADVERTISE
These cheap suits to show you what we
are doing all over the house. We want
the general trade. We have no stand
ard but the popular demand. If you
want suits for the little ones for two
fifty land many economical persons
prefer to get two OF these to one at Ave
dollars) we arn,t going 70
SAY NAY!
We intend TO keep up with the pro-
cession whatever tune the band plays.
OUR OPINION
May not he worth much, inasmuch rs
we are Interested parties, but we vol
untcer IL nevertheless, to the effect that
the best result Is obtained by the pur-
chase for the small boy OF "A
FIVE DOLLAR SUIT.
When we say "a five dollar suit l. the
hest purchase we mean for Fail and
Winter wear. a five dollar suit you
can get made of all wool fabric, there
fore warmer than one of the cheaper
sort, necessarily partially made of cot
ton. just the dite renee between an all
wool and q cotton chain blanket Such
as you Yet find in some Old-fashioned
AFTER
You have fitted the young gentleman
out, on second floor, with II suit, take
him down stairs and treat him TO u
polo cap, price ten cents, or hat, fifty
cents.
Furnishing goods department, Is al
ways lying In wait for the small boy to
supply him with something In his line.
1t may be n collar, perhaps u shirt,
possibly neck tie, or what not
BOYS AND CHILDRES'S CLOTHING,
Second Floor.
HATS AND CAPS,
First Floor,
Near Elevator.
FURNISHING GOODS,
MARKET SPACE FRONT.
Saks & Company
Seventh St. and Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Artotypes at cost at Whitaker's.


She stands In the windowof Moore & LodIng,
jewellers, 100 Pennsylvania avenue. Armat
Stoddart, Of StoddGrt Il Co., Is her happy
father This excellent photograph Is the pro-
duction OF Mr.. BONNIE OF Tyrone, Pa, a vii.
lage which may feel honored by the residence
OF such an artist. The portrait Il distinct. soft,
and harmonious in sh ldes aud the drapery-
q white material difficult 10 render-is very
elective. Few cities in the land would equal
this work, and its production under the prob.
ably restricted circumstances Of a village con-
iers high praise on the accomplished artist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
SIXTEEN FIFTY.

You will observe the slight difference In the
cost of our different grades. This is easily
explained. We do not mark goods according
rather how high a price they will stand, but
we first determine how low we can sell them,
and we mark them accordingly. We name
Suits, every one OF them imported goods. The
tenn elegantly plain will best describe their
appearance. suitable alike for man of set
lied appearance and for youth OF 20 years
If
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24

II is the intention of the library commits lon
Gfter it obtains possession Of the entire site
next mCnth to begin without delay the demo-
lltion Of all houses now on the exact site of
the proposed new building, which will leave
a border OF ninety feet all around First aud
second and b and East Capitol streets. This
they propose to let alone for the present aud
collect moderate rent from the tenants, the
receipts 10 be applied 10 the library fund, ex-
Cept i'll tese oil the old Carroll prison row on
Fist street, which on account Of Its unsghtli-
ness will be lovelcd OF once. All material will
he cleaned ana piled M ready for use when
Necessary. The clek of the commission Is
now arranging n schedule OF rents for houses
hot intended TO be destroyed at present.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.

The splendid line of Suits which we Offer at
this figure, consisting of American, SEQ Oh,
and English Tweeds, Cassimeres, aud Cheviots,
must be seen to be appreciated. They are cut
trimmed well and honestly, equal in point
Of nrlisiiC finish 10 The best of CUSTOM work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Store to be occupied by others Oct. whit
a.
oar mnll ClothIng Honsc.

The announcement madc by the Oak Hall
Clothing House, corner OF Tenth and + Streets
is an important one, and should be noticed by
all in want Of new and seasonable clothing OF
the best quality and at the lowest possible
prices. In every line the stock is now COM
llgtc. For boys wear special attention h Is
which cannot be cxcelled in tho city. Give
them call, as their motto is, mo trouble to
show goods"