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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
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DAY.
DAY!
Special Attractions in Sum-
men. Prices Posi-

s2.9s All.silk Spanish Guipure Flouncing 4s
inches deep, TO day only s2.lO yard.
81. 0S All-Silk Eseurial Lace, 40 inches dcop,
Fancy Braids sold at o to iOc yard, to close
out lie yard.
Button Department.
Remnant of Dress Buttons &c per remnant,
Remnant OF Dress Buttons, extra fine goo lis,
25c per remnant.
odds aud ends in Metal Clasps, &c; worth 90
Lace Department.
S, 10, and 1870 Torchon Laces, to'dly oaiy
sc q yard.
Is and lpc Oriental Iaces, today only 1O,.
$3.50 All.wool Handmade Flounclngs, $3.50
Csc Oriental Tlouncings, Csc yard.
2jo Oriental Flounoing, to-day only 19c a I'D.
Embroidery Department.
dsc Swiss Floupcings, to-day only 2jc yard.
10 and lsc Cambria Embrolderics, to-day only
d5-inch Swiss Flounclng,, worth $3.50, to-day
on 81 yard.
pecial reductions on Ecru Swiss Embroi.
dCriCs in fine match patterns.
Ladies' Ncokwear Department.
e5e and 3jc Colored Sets Collars and Cuffs, TO.
day only lgc
Null Squares, worth Doc, 1gc.
Mt FiChus worth 90 and Zoe, to-day only $50
39c Crepe Lisso Ruching, to-day only 300 II
SOC Fancy Ruching, to-day only CSC n yard.
ODDS and ends In Ruchings, to-day only 5ca yd
Odds and ends in Children's Collars, &C., 25c,
worth soc aud 81 each.
soc Lace Collars, to-day only SOC.
Gloves.
Iislc Thread Gloves, 21o, worth 35c.
French Lisle, sic, reduced from soc.
Fine Jersey Lisle, iSc, reduced from Csc.
silk Gloves, Soc, worth SOC.
Our Fine 75c silk Gloves reduced TO SOC.
Mitls all shades, Jersey aud Lace, 4sc, ro-
duced from c5c.
White Suit Department.
Cream Albatross Suit. made very stylish,
size 80, price $1,000, reduced to $40.
] White Suit, Princess skirt made with two
wide ruilles Of embroidery oyersklrt has one
wide 1nlllo OF em sis pas9ue trimmed
We have a few slightly soiled White Suits, in
A g. and years; prices ranging from ato ~;
Also eight Pique Suits, trimmed in fine en-.
broderles, aud s Sizes price 50, tobe closed
at half price.
Jersey Department.
Jerseys for Ladies' and Misses. Tho leading
styles have all been reduced.
our Cream, with embroidered Fedora front,
reduced to $3.50. .
Trunk Department.
Leather Travelling Trunks, with zinc bot
toms, from s5.75 up.
Packing Trunks, with iron bands, from sl.2j
Vallses at cost
Hamme cks at cost.
Book Department.
IrviDgs Works, 10 vols, cloth s5.3S; publish.
er,s price for the same. sl5.
Paper.bound novels, 1Sc each; regular price
for the same, % to zoe.
4 big Operas including "Black Hussar,"
"Mikado," &C., $50.
Stationery Department.
All ofthe latest styles ofstationery at greatly
reduced prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
Increase of Pay Recommended.

Vim. Saunders, of the parking commission,
in forwarding tho petition Of the laborer
under him for increase Of pay recommends
that they receive Sl.5O per day for ten hours
work, and that those IN charge Of gangs should
receive So per day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
KEEP COOL

And do not worry over tribes do not tax your
brain how to make ends meet. Good advice
well taken will oiton keep you out Of dilemmas
Our advice is extended to all. No matter
where you live-east, west, north, or south
of us-you can readily got there II you
know the streets Washington. High-prlced
goods are by no means In demand. Everybody
is seeking bargains Our house is noted for
low prices and plenty of cheap goods. This
is our third week OF cut rates and we have
some good things to Offer
Every man is in need OF something new and
that is Unlanndered Shirts. We have an ex-
cellent assortment and the prices cut fully 25
per cent.
unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom, $685. this
week 25c
Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom, patent
stays. ACC; this week I2c.
Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom, patent
stays, SOC; this week 49o.
Unlaundered Shirts, linen bosom, patent
stays and re'enforccd Dwight anchor cotton,
T3c; thisweek 500.
UnlaundeTed Shirts, re-enforced bosom and
back, Wamsutta muslin, 300 linen, patent
Laundered Percqle, with two collars and
cuffs 49c; this week Soc
Laundered Percale, with two collars and
cuils, 10c this week 5Oc. This includes open
Laundered Percaic, the best quality made,
open back and front, nobby STYLE sl.25; this
Mems Linen Hemstitched Handkerchief,
fancy border, sold by others MS such wonderful
bargains at i2I9c; our price ;0c.
Satin, Teck, and Puff Scaris, summer styles,
15c,
Fine percalc Ties, nicely made, par dozen,
Fine White Lawn Ties, nicely made. per
dozen, l5c.
Hot Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchief oil
linen, &c. ..#.. 20 .r...as t.
cases of Short end fancy Canvas Cloth, put
up same as the Batiste, very much cooler
inches wide, &c.
Black and Colored silk Mitts. sold by Others
as wonderful July prices at 2Jc; we sell ut
Ellen Terry Collars, bu,tonholes, SC.
All colors In Mosquito Net, per piece, SIC.
Boys seersucker Shirt Waists small sizes
2s.inch Genuine Gloria sink Umbrella sold
by others as wonderful July bargains at S2.l5;
lot OF Upholsterlng Wool Fringe, SC.
Folsom Yachts, In black and white straw,
lie.
Lady Churchill, a jaunty shade hat, 93c,
Our Fine English Satinc COrsets 81 this
week, zoe.
MATING. MATING.
We concluded to cut our Mattings now
while they are in great demand.
Fancy '''s 'S'D $50 s5a' '"'' ""0A i i5e,
poo i7c
Our Seamless Mating, sold for Sjo; this
week 25c.
our best Seamless Mating, sold for SOC; this
week soc.
Fancy Mating sold for 25c; this week 200.
Toilet Crash 3Ic.
" heavy, yard wide, 40.
Androscoggln BleaChed Cotton, by yard or
piece, sc.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Mems Fine Bal Button or Congress, si.40.
Mems Hand sewed Cali Button, 81 80
Ladies' FOXed ButtOh 500.
" Laced 55c
Infants Slippers 20c,
. Ladies' Kid CTOquet Slippers, fancy bow 35c
Ladies' Lasting Slippers, 23c.
Children's Spring Heels i0c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

As special Remnant" attraction this Fri
and IA yards each the following qualities OF
Figured Linen Lawns, Offering the oppOr-
tunlty of the season to secure a fine wash
dress for very little oney.
l0c. quality, Figured Linen Lawns, l0c.
25c. quality, Figured Linen Lawns, loo.
3714c. quality, Figured Linen Lawns, 20c.
Warranted fast co ors, Great bargains.
Second fOOr-Take elevator
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

ROLLER COASTER at Athletic Park, corner
Ninth and streets, now oTen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
"Remnnntsn in nlnck Goods.

Ifyou only want small piece to "hx up
with, YOU should examine this pile
10 "Short Lengths" of Black all Wool Nuns
Yelling and Batisto Cloth, lengths "a 10 SO
yards.
"short Lengths OF Black All Wool Cash
meres, lengths 20 to So yards
4 short Lengths, OF silk.Warp Henrietta
Cloth, ~, o, ~, and yards.
10 Short Lengths Of Black All SILK Grena.
dimes, In plain, Satin striped and Brocaded,
prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
"odd Sizes" In Gloves.

Those wearing small and large sizes should
visit this department every Friday, as money
can be saved thereby.
pair Ladies' l6Button Length All Silk
Gloves in two colors, Salmon aud Nile. Size
5T only.
Regular price ......,........,........75c
REMNANT prlce...,,....".r,,...25c
ID Pairs Ladies' SButtOn Length All silk
Jersey Gloves, in Grays aud Tans. Sizes 51a .,
and %.
Regular price. ....,,..,,,..,"""...,75c
Remnant, PRICE.
II Pairs Ladies' Button Mousquetaire Cha
mos Skin Gloves. Sizes "a, "a, 2, and ~.
hegulnr price. ......,....,......"SlO W
"Remnant' price. .......,........ 20
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
3
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TOD
Unusual and Attractive
mer Quitting for


As the above Department is being rapidly
sSa ,S ST W wS arc g9RRE out J Ss n9 we
line i will pay you to invest In either summer
or fall goods, as these goods arc being offered
at 2Oc on the dollar, and there Is possibly no
better way OF you investing your money, and.
as to the Red Ticket, we still make many
more sacrifices Don't fail to Qvail yourself OF
this opportunity.
Handkerchief Department.
12i5c Ladies' Colored Bordcred, Hemstitched
Handkerchief warranted all linen SC each.
loo Ladies' Colored Bordered Handkerchief,
hemstitched aud warranted all linen, at lie
each.
$50 China silk Handkerchief, 2O-lnch, will
go at 2jc each.
shawIs.
In this Department we can safely say that we
are giving things To quote prices would seem
ridiculous. Come aud examine for yourselves,
Genuine bargains can be expected.
Cotton Underwear Department.
Slightly soilcd Drawers, Chcmises. Skirts,
Corset Covers, aud Dressing sacqucs, dc,
Slightly soilcd Drawers, Chcmises, Skirts,
Corset Covers, Childrcn's Plated Dresses, and
Long Slips, 800.
Nurses Aprons Chlldrcns Aprons, White
and Colored Dresses, lace trimmed, 2lc.
/ lot COlorCd GrCtchens and Cream Cash
mere Walking Goats, embroidered collars. sl.S3,
cheap at $3.50.
Hosiery Department.
70 dozen of Childrcn's Black Ingram Cotton
Hose, fast colors, ut loo pair regular price,
g5C pair.
81 dozen of Chlldrcn's ol.Boled English
Ingram Hose, silk clicked, all sizes, at 25c Il
pair; regular price, 3jc pair.
40 dozen Of thidron's Fine Pin Striped Hose,
all sizes, at Die pair; regular price, Doc pair.
lS dozen of Childrcns Pink and Blue Hose,
at l7c pair; regular price, DC u pair.
70 dozen of Children's Ribbed, Lisle Thread
Hose, all colors, all sizes, ut from 800 to i0G n
pair, according TO size; regular price, 50c aud
O5c pair.
Cotton Underwear Department.
100 dozen Garments:
Night Gown Bosom. i.row cluster tucks, Q.
row lace inserting and cdle.
Skirts, cambria ruille, tucks in rune, and
lace edge,
Chcmise, solid bosom of embroidery, and
lace inserting, and lace edge.
u Drawers, tucks, inserting, and edge; fine
ToTChon lace.
tuck, lace and Hamburg inserting, fine muslin,
nicely finished aud made; cheap at Zoe.
Each garment, JOC.
one lot Leather Covered Bustlcs "Bon Ton,"
3 springs
one lot "Alblue,ps springs double clasps
l6C, regular 2jc hustle.
One lot fine Pquet Cloaks, long and short
S2,25 to So: will be Rcd Ticket halt price. The
goods aic slightly soicd
Gents Department..
$50 Gents satinLined Neckwear Uexts or
puils) at pc each.
soc Dwight Anchor Shirt, re-cnforced linen
bosoms, bands; and wristbands, Doc each.
s23 GLORIA" Umbrella (20 iuch) warranted
fiat colors, at SLID each.
2jc Gents Percalc Suspenders (washablc) at
l9c each.
CSC Gents Jewelry, Sleeve Buttons or Scarf
Pins, at l9o each.
~ UT BTs NJ Tr M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
July Bargains Wonderful Reductions
in Prices.

Ladies Zoe kid opera slippers reduced 10 soc.
Ladies' Sl.25 handsewcd oxford ties reduced
to 15C
Misses and chlldren's 81 slippers reduced
to soc
Boys and youths 81 canvas shoes reduced to
zoe.
Mems 50 80 calf low button aud oxrorls re.
duced to Sl.75.
to 81.
Reductions in all departments at tho
STAR SHOE House,
726 Seventh ST., bet. q and II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
A Wife Beaten Fined.

DoN'T fail TO ride on the Roller Coaster or
Gravity Railroad,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
T LoYD's 25-CENT WASHINGTON EX
PRESS

Baggage delivered 10 all parts OF the city
railroads, steamboats,, &C. Furniture, sewing
machines type-wrters, &C., carefully removed
Trunks taken to any part OF the house without
extra charge; Persons returning, to the city
can leave their checks at either office.
TELEPHONE No. 473-3.
once 1908 II 1t. N. w. Branch Ofioes 9th
and b SITS, N. W., basement Howard House;
Ducketts Pharmacy cor. Pa. aY. and 22d ST.
N. W.; 626 o 81. N. Wi Frank Pitzer Il Co.,
druggist, Cor. East Capitol and 9Th SIS. s. E.
JOHN q. HAWLEY,
Proprietor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

minor occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use
cocaine by s. I. Mason, dentist. 2i3 Four.and
a-half street northwest.
The best 81. 90 French kid infants shoe in the
fine low shoes. Mrs. w. Rich IN Market
space.
George H. Kennedy was yesterday excused
nom further service as a petit Juror.
The mortality in the District last week was
G-white, ~; colored, 35. Births. %. Mar
rngCs, 81.
Prof A. s. Boyd will deliver free lecture on
Memory at the Y. NJ. c. A. building this
evening at O'Clock.
VIM. J. Chinn has been appointed messon-
ger in the Office of supcrlntendent of public
schools NJ the rate Of $500 per annum.
The application Of Mr. Charles Bendheim
for admission to the District bar was yoster-
day referred TO the examining committee.
In the court I'm general term yesterday in the
case of NRilOr VS. NallOr an appeal was taken
70 the supreme Court OF the United States, and
bond fixed at $4,000.
The pump on street, near New Jersey ave.
nue., is badly in need of repair. It is 4 good
well of water, and the residents In that 10.
cality want the benefit of it.
The damage to the steamer Arrowsmiths
shait proved to be slight, and has been prop.
tli1 ISpulItu ~ Tue navy yuru. Sne VIII re-
sumo her trips at the end Of this week.
Assessor Dodge Yesterday returned the APP
phcalion of j. Il. Morsell, and recommended
that A. J.. Robinson receive the appointment
to the $500 clerkship, and that Mr. Larman be
promoted to 81 900 class.
The 10Th birthday Of s. Hartong, n respected
resident OF washington, was celebrated by
surprise party, given him ut his residence, 22j
Seventh street, last Wednesday evening by
number OF his friends who presented him
handsome wine set, amply furnished.
William Motion and James Morgan were
nSSaulting an old man named Hartley Thorn.
ton. Motion was also fined s. for profanity.
Judge Smell said that he only imposed siO
fine, us he thought the old mau was TO blame.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

COiINCINNATI BEER"-WE WANT YOU
" TO keep this beer we like II better than
any other. We must have It, jy2-6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

4sc Sterling Silver Rhine Stone Lace Pins;
were Csc.
CSC Sterling Silver Rhine Stone Lace Pins;
were $l.S9.
$l.4s Sterling Silver Rhine Stone Lace
Pins; were $3.4S.
Sic Rolled Gold Rhine Stone Lace Pins;
were $1.35.
Csc Rolled Gold Rhine Stone Lace Pins;
were $1.4S.
$1,4s Rolled Gold Rhine Stone Lace Pins;
were S3.49.
Rhine Stone Daisy Ornaments for the
hair, 10c.
Rhine Stones set in solid gold are reduced
to half usual price.
oxydized and Silver Bouquet Holders,
1Uc; were csc.
oxydized Silver and Gilt Lace Pins, 15c;
were 25c.
Fine Cut Steel Ear Drops, CSC, 4sc, and
90c.
25c Earrings, 14c.
Imitation Amber Pins and Earrings 42c;
were Csc.
Fine Rolled Gold Plate Lace Pins, Csc,
$1.4S to So.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

TAKE a ride down hill without snow on the
Roller Coaster,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
"Odd Sizenn In Corsets.

Some sizes are bound to be left; these W
call "Remnants,' and Immediately clos
them out at Il reduced price.
Misses Corsets, size Is inch.
Regular ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
"Rcmnant prCcum..,,...,,,.. 90
o Linen summer COrsets, sizes Is and 10.
Regular Northumberland rs
'RemnHuL' pricC,.,.,......... | y
Fine French White Satteen COrscIs, size
-, 20, and 80 inch.
hVBHuI Illce'',''''''' '.'' .,,,,,',,,rS DO
"Rcmnant" price .....,......,.... %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

LEATHER GOODS
Are offered at such surpris-
ing prices you will decide to
throw aside your old purse
you have so long carried
and get a new one.
Alligator Purses, &c.
Ice and zoe Purses, 15c.
25c and 35c Pocketbooks, 19c.
4Sc Pocketbooks, SOC.
soc Pocketbooks, Soc.
Sic and 0Sc Pocketbooks, zoe.
49c Card Cases, SOC.
csc Gard Cases, SAC. -trr
a4F"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

When only two or three garments arc left OF
u line we call them 'Rcmnants," and adyor-
tise them for Friday at u lower PROFESSIONALLY
Us good rs II full price had been paid.
2 Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard
Night dresses, yoke of line tucks Hamburg
Iutle on the yoke, neck slecSeS, ana down the
mont.
kGgtlar price, :''''','.,,"".sl 20
"RCmnant price. ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,, 20
I Pair Ladies' Extra Fine Cambria Drawers,
trimmed with fine tOrchUn lace; Size ~ ana ~
inch.
regular price",'',, 81 90
'htmhhnl' prlCe......,...,.,"" 20
. Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Sight
Dresses, yoke Of all-Over embroidery; Tullle
Of embroidery on yoke sleeves, neck, and
down front,
Regular price, ,..,,,.'..""r""I 80
"Rcmnanr price ,,,..,,nn.,.....l 25
] Ladies' Fine Cambria Square.neck Che
mise, trimmed around the mock ANA sleeves
with Nalencicnnes lace,
Regular price, rs
"Remnant price","..,,,.,.".,,, 25
Black Alpaca Skirt, RULED up the back TO
form tOurnure,
Regular price, ....,..,.......,,S2
"Rcmnant priCeu,,,,,,. %
Second ioOr-Take elevator)
Every department has some "Remnauts."
Thursdays "Star' and Fridays Post aud
REPUBnCAN, each different. contains exactly
what We wish 10 sell us Remnants"
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.s4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

In this Department we can safely say that we
are giving things. To quote prices would seem
ridiculous. Come aud examine for yourselves,
Genuine bargains can be expected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

12l5c Ladies' Colored Bordered, Hemstitched
Handkerchief warranted all linen, SC each.
loo Ladies' Colured Bordered Handkerchief,
hcmstitched and warranted all linen, at lie
each.
SOC China silk Handkerchief, 2O-lnch, will
go at 2jc each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09

AS perfect as you ever
saw. Some merchants
would assure you that
you could not distin-
guish them from genu-
Inc Diamonds. We do
not offer an opinion, but
will leave you to judge.
We will, however, say
that we intend to sell
them awfully cheap
during the next few
days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-09
DIAMONDS

Are Diamonds. We
have not got any, but
we have got
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22
The Mcrsry Tunnel.

This important undertaking. being
very nearly completed. is IN the eve
Of opening for traffic. and by the end of
the quarter it is expected that trains will
b. running regularly ami frequently
between Liverpool and B~irkcnlrad.
The timetables and the fare tariff are
undergoing final revision. Advantage
has been taken Of some unavoidable de-
lay in completing the vrntilaiin" ap-
paratus Ia arrange the junction i"r the
lines authorized i'm the last session of
parliament for connecting the tunnel
with the rails along the line Of docks.
The ventilation Is secured by means of
powerful fans. which in the air->iafis
produce u current of air 1T the force Of
thirty miles IN hour. Access Ia the tun-
mel for passengers will b. obtained by a
stairway. I'm inclined way. and an I'M
mems lift capable of carrying n hum
dred persons. II is hoped that the
prince Of Vale, may consent to opcn the
tunnel. -LOndon NcWS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

On motion that a'recess be taken for
one hour to consider the approval Of
the oficialibond of NJ 3 MeNitt for
county treasurer, Just returned and
presented, board called to order and
the following action had. On motion
Of A J Kenney, and seconded. that tho
names of J S Gillian and O G Case be
stricken from the official bond Of NJ B
McNitt the county treasurer elect for
the reason that the statute debars them
as attorneys from signing bonds as
surities.
On motion that a vote ,of yeas and
hayes be taken on the approval Of the
Official bond of NJ b McNitt the county
treasurer elect, adopted and resulted
as follows: Yeas" c G Eustis. A J
Kenney, Jos CARRIER, Carl Gust, w II
Howe, Isaiah b Hampton, r v Shirley
Chas Hunter, John Street, w w Ho.
gate. J NJ Stoddard, T Wilder, S w
Fulton, J Brooks, CG Wilson.
TT Wilder, member Of the board.
appointed as one OF the committee 60
settle with the county treasurer, de-
clined to serve.
On motion that J NJ stoddard be ad.
ded to the committee to settle with the
county treasurer. adopted.
On motion board adjourned.
J. p. BAYHA, County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The absorption of rains and. melting
snow hy the foundation and undcrpin-
ming walls j. y .yIrcs. If damtncss NOT
N readily discovered a. n Defective roof
or = naturally vet crlIar. though quito
- dangerous ~ either. and il u greatly
aggravated when the sills Of the house
~ the first door is near the ground II
il also happens that The ground around
Che house il nearly level. then the lower
part Ut il. the part that is in the ground
and near Il will surely he damp. II is
not alone the water that falls upon the
roof Of a building tina, must b. kept
from the cellar. Even when this il
caught in cutters. brought Ia the ground
b conductors and possibly carried of
n drain pipes 10 some or remote
outlet. there is still the water tn be taken
care Of that strikes the sides Of the build
ing in driving storms and which at
tinit- j. -carcrlv less than that which
fall. u,Mn TIE -.-pi. Thi- j. sure IN fol-
.ow DOWN the wall: and ind i's way in
r. III. cavity IL which the mouse stands,
tor !. must I've borne IN mind thar every
house with :, cellar under Il pccupic> =
hole in the ground. II til, j u wet
hole the house j sure "a bc Il damp one.
Against .iii, there i, q simple P%recaution
that should neyer ic "nnMittc'l EXCEPT III
I~a.itu,ies where il never rains: thi, ! a
concrete. or. better. al asphalt. pave
ment, Two, three. or four feet vide. HI.
inner edge resting against me under
pinnin.. entirely surrounding the irou,c.
and Of curse pitching outward. This
lnay not seem q. picturesque 4 ,ettin:
for the house j. Ia have the rich green
turf closely embracing il: it is immcas-
urablv better from The commOn-sc,l>c
and sanitary standpoint. II vines or
green thing Of ary sort are allowed on
the outer walls. they ought Ia hr trained
by SONG means 10 h upper parts.
where the winds can sweep through
them, AMI where they will not keep tho
GROUND next the foundation wall, moist.
spongy, AMI porous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-22

The Nebraska 4 Kansas Farm Loan
Go. have plenty Of money to loan.
90 to Billiards. New York store 70,
6nc groceries.
Stylographio ink, the only ink st to
use In the Independent pen, for sale
BY Ferguson & Go.
The choicest oysters at Billiards. New
York Store.
Scarlet wool underwear at so cents
and upwards at the Golden Eagle
clothing store.
Ifyou would see youoself IS others
see You. purchase one Of those elegant
" ornamented mirroN now OH exhi-
bition at the City Drug Store.
For fne confectionery and cigars 60
to the post Office,
Second annual clearing sale! The
square dealing Golden Eagle clothing
store will make . big reduction on
~overcoats, heavy boots, underwear.
WOODEN scarfs, WOODEN socks, and will
continue 70 give the 20 per cent. dis
count on Ill ladies' shoes from now
until February I, 1856. to all cash buy.
en-.
Evans l. Perry wish to say that they
are prepared to move buildings.
Maple syrup at Ballard's New York
store.
Parties wanting too buy pianos or
organs will save money BY seeing is
Nou.
Go to For1estsr's for your eolored
glassware. Cheapest house in the
city.
Csanbsrziss 1t Ballard's New York
store.
Sec the Western Cottage opGan -
fore buying.
For the best organs see the WeotsEu
Cottage, cold By ]. q. Noll.
Beautiful yaees, dolls and tqvo o.
the 5 and loo countaFs Is EoGTG1RA
Per cont loans q the NohR1
Kansas Farm Losn Co.
Josxru 6AUM, having purchaso6e he
thorough-bred Hereford cattle a
Wet now o6ess them fos sGle. He
hes % Ane 6orough-bred bulb and
grades and aso three short-homA Now
3 the chance Tor farmers % 1np1ovo
their stosk. Call on Or addra0 g
Red Cloud. Nsh II
Reduction in caboees and card no.
toss as Bradbrook's Gallery until aAee
Hofdays-
Remembsr ittak0 sunlight and Zine
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