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National Republican., 1886-12-04
BED WRAPS

are next, and no doubt there are great many
who have waited to the last, but this cold waye
has woke them, and they may find that 1t Will
keep them awake unless they buy plenty Of
heavy bed covering at remarkably low price.
We are the house.
Large Gray Double Blankets, SOC.
Large Gray Double Blankets, heavier, SOC,
lO-i White Double Blankets, csc.
ll-4 Silver Gray Blankets, Sl,30.
ll-i Silver Gray Blankets, fancy border, i'm
mense value, 81 .99
Id Improved German blankets, $3.50.
lid all.wool Blankets, Grecian border, 1920
1914 all-wool Blankets, Grecian border, $500
Bed. Comforts, 43c, G9c, SOC, 99c, sl.l0, sl49,
Sl.59, So. These goods are cut 20 per cent. from
the regular price, and that ends Chapter IL.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
UNDERWEAR

For Men, Ladies, Misses and Children,
Menu heavy Merlno Shirts, 28c.
Mems heavy Merino Shirts, silk finish, Ale.
Mems heavy Merino Shirts, herring bone
neck, pearl buttons, 40c.
Mems all.wool Scarlet Shirts, extra quality,
99c
Mems white lambs wool Shirts. silk finish
and pearl button 0Dc.
Ladies' Vests, 23c, 95c, 800, 45c, 4Oc, 90, GOc
' Misses Vests, isc, 2Oc, 28c, 27c, 2Oc, and $50.
Children's Vests, lOc, l3c, lOc, l0c, 22c, 25c,
and 2sc.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

The chapel OF Lincoln Memorial Congrega.
tlonal Church, corner Eleventh aud Il streets.
which has been repaired and renovated, will
he reopened for services tomorrow. Rev. w.
W. Patton, ID. D., will preach at IL q. m. SER
vice. Rev. Wm. Waring VIII preach at 1880 p.
m. service. A cordial invitation is extended by
the pastor TO all TO be present.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
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SOUVENIRS !

1Oc Purses, all styles, for 20.
19c Purses, nll styles, for 1i1.
25c PooIetbooks and Satchels, l9c.
49c Pocketbooks and Satchels. 3sc.
csc Pocketbooks and satchels, 49c.
9sc Pockotbooks and satchels, 79c.
sl.6s Satchels, all styles for s1.39.
s2.eS Satchels, all styles, for $3.50.
SOC Satin Pin Cushions for 29c.
S1.25 Laced Trimmed do. for CSC.
CSC Lace Toilet Sets for SO.
CSC Persian Scarfs, for draplng, TO-,
CSC Felt Table scarfs for s9j.
sl.76 Ml6ras Curtains for 81. 80 per par.
62c Monte Bureau Scarfs for 49c.
$50 Spanish Lace Neck scarfs for 7sc.
25c Crepe Lisse Rulings for 19c.
10 per cent. discount Off dress trimmings.
10 per cent. discount of aces.
10 per cent. discount OFF iurs.
4sc Fancy Feathers for 300.
25c Picot Edge Ribbons for 100.
sl.S5 Gloria Cloth Umbrellas, s1.56.
s2.65 Gold and Silver Top Silk Umbrellas for
$3.50.
CSC Sterling Silver Top Cines for 59J.
CSC Gold Top Canes for soc.
zoe Colored Velvets. Tic.
SOC Colored PlHhgs for ST..
clio Black Velvc, f,r So.
sl.lO Black Gros Grain SILK for Sl.07.
CSC Black Satin Rhadames for SOC.
S1.l0 Colored Satin RhGdam 's for 93c.
Coo Colored surah Silks for CSC.
sl.29 Colored Faille Franchise sl.15.
soc Priestly's Heurlettas for75c.
55c All.wool Cashmere for 47c.
s7.4S Black Diagonal Jackets for S5,0s.
$3.50 Pin Striped Jackets for &c.
s27.5O Plush Wraps for s2j.
$40 Fancy Boucle Cloth Wraps for SIS.
sl.9s Tailor-mlde Jerseys for sl.59.
clio Silver Gray Gossamers Tor SOC.
CSC Melton Cloth Skirts fjr zoe.
Sl.08 French Fest sknts or 81. go.
sl.6s Black Spun silk Hose for Sl.43.
9S silk Plated Hose for SIC.
CSC Cashmere Wool do. for soc.
SOC Cashmere Wool Hose for $50.
35c schopper's Famous Hose for 25c.
4sc Fancy English Fose for 43c.
Soc Merino Pants for 200.
4Sc Merino Underwear for 4ic.
CSC Medicated Wool Underwear for SIC,
4ic Best Muslin Drawers for 35c.
Csc Embroidered Chemises for 4Sc.
Sl,68 Bridal Night Gowns for sl.2i.
Sl.35 Finely Embroidered Skirts for Csc.
S1.25 Embroidered Flannel for 95c per yard
44c Net Hip Bustles for soc.
81 French Woven Corsets for SIC.
soc Stamped Monte Scarfs for 6ic.
&c Stamped Linen Tides for &C.
25c Nurses Caps. NIL styles. l9c.
2oc Lace Trimmed Aprons for 2lc.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
city Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by s. T. Mason, dentist. 2i3 Eour.and
a.half street northwest.
Ladies' we have the best line orsl5O opera
slippers in the city BoNToe and Common
Sense. Mrs. w. II. Rich. III Market Space,
=. Amelia Pryor has petitioned for divorce from
Robert Pryor charging him with cruelty,
adultery, and descrtiOn.
Annie Broadus, II year old colorcd girl,
was sent to jail yesterday for stealing dress
belonging to Mrs. Frances Koyl
Gen. Bacon yesterday arranged with the
commissioners for a hearing OF the citizens
committee this morning at IL o'clock.
Richard Bassford was sent to Jail for thirty
days yesterday by Judge Smell, for stealing n
pair Of slippers from John NJ. Halls shoe shop.
It is said that the President has promised to
recommend in his message congressional 0p-
prOpriaton to pay in full all creditors of the
Freedmen's Bank ofthis city.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. NJ, has
elected the following officers; VIM. Parks,
W. NJ; J. NJ. Mckinney, s. W; J. II. Wardc,
J, W. H. s. Merrill, secretary, aud A. f. Fox,
treasurer.
VIM Coleman's green house on the Seventh
street road and It's contents were damaged by
fire at $40 O'Clock. yesterday morning 70 the
NNltllt vi NltDuUs NUlly OF lne Costly uuu DCuu-
tiful imported plants were burned.
The Fourth Presbyterian Church have elected
elders to serve as follows Three years, DR.. ID.
McFarlan, X. s, Jordan, Thomas McGill; two
years, Joseph A. Sterling, John b. Seman; one
year, S. B. Fahnestock, DR.. II. J. Hunt.
]. Frank Baxter formerly superintendent
OF schools in Massachusetts, noted lecturer,
vocalist, and test medium will occupy the
platform at &. A. X. Hall, corner Seventh and
i streets northwest, the current month.
Tie grand and petit jurors of the criminal
court will to-day bO discharged for the term.
Yesterday the petit jurors presented Justice
Macarthur with a gold headed umbrella; Dis
ttict Attorney Worthington n silk umbrella;
VIM, L. Williams uhe lone iisherman), clerk OF
the court, n fine fishing rod, and each Of the
bailiils box of cigars.
The Turkish rug auction at DuncansOn
Brothers auction house, corner of Ninth and
ID streets, begins to-day at II n, IN aud p. IN.
Special attention is called to the portieres, the
COlors ofwhich will be found very harmonious
tome oithem are very bright and some delicate
in COlOrs. The texture OF the large carpets is
superb, and they are Of very desirable shape
and size. over 200 are the medium sized an.
tique and modern rugs. The catalogue con-
tains more silk rugs and saddle BAGS than they
have ever exhibited The embroiderlcs and
the druperies are exquisite and rich.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

The fourth annual concert Of the st. Cecilia
quartette is announced for Dec. 10 at the Con.
gregational Church. DR.. BischoAF the director,
will play an organ solo on this occasion. The
Dudley Buck quartettc and Alfred D. Cam.
meyer, of New York. will assist. A full house
Is already guaranteed, and the reputation of
ALL the artists also assures a great musical
trent,
National Republican., 1886-12-04

Charlie $. Tolson, u letter carrier, was ar
rested on Thursday night by Inspector VIM. B..
Smith on the charge OF rihing letter ad-
dressed to T.. S. Rlddelle, 1915 street north
west, of money order for Sl2. He was yester-
day taken before United States Commissioner
S. c. Mills, waived an examination, and gave
bail to await the action Of the grand jury.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.

AS we know the Republican"
reaches many homes in Wash
ington, we take this means of in
forming it's readers that our su-
perb stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing is composed of the
choicest results Of the tailors'
skill, embracing every kind and
style Of garment fit for modern
use. The cheapest suit or over
coat for man or boy undergoes
the most critical examination
before being placed on our coun-
ters, and those that fail to come
up to our standard of excellence
are at once returned to the man
ufacturers. We know that a
IDlOdSSu CubJOluOI 10 LILO DS6U
possible advertisement, and we
make it a point that those who
honor us with their presence,
either as a locker or buyer. shall
have no cause to complain of
their reception or treatment at
our hands. And then we guar
rantee our prices to be 25 per
cent. lower than the Same goods
can be bought for elsewhere or
refund the money on return Of
the goods bought-in good condi-
tion, of course.
Golden Eagle
CLOTHING COMPANY,
N. w. Corner Seventh aHd ID SITS.
j. M. GRADY, Manager.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
CUTTING.
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Not Editor Cutting, but cutting prices what still
doing the will be of the past and big
stocks goods will be fresh in the memory of every merchant
who failed reduce the prices of his when it
mostly demand We getting somewhat desperate. In
off big stock of Winter Goods what
ae doing this week with Ladies', Misses and Children's
Wraps.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

ASGosTURA BITTERs is household word all
over the world. For over iifty years It has ad.
veftlsed itself by its merits. II is now adyer.
tisod TO warn the public against counterfeits,
The genuine article is manufactured by DR.. j.
&. i. Siegert d Sons.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

week, but you are to-day" "Ah my child,
last week had neuralgia, to-day have Saliva
lion Oil. -
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Rings

Five hundred latest designs ladies' fancy
upwards. JACOBS BROTHERS, 1923 Pa. avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Lodge Meetings To-Nieht,

THE Double Breasted Top Coat is the pre-
in New York. You'll find them at Barnum' s.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Diamonds and Wntches.

For bargains in diamonds and watches 90 to
Jacobs Brothers, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue;
they carry the largest and best variety.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

SO per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near d.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Ladies' Watches,

ASK your grocer for Bluine-best laundry
bluing. Elegant present with each package.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Letter CARRIER Arrested

Ladies' fine nickel stem winders. warrante
good timekcepers, only 60.
JACOBS BRofHERs, 1929 Pa. avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
TOYS! !
TOYS! !

They consist of Wagons, Sleds, Wheelbar-
pedes, all kinds of CrandellIs Figures. TIN
ware, China Sets, Wax Indestructible and
Bsque Dolls, Books and Games, Musical In
struments, and 100l other things which space
will not allow us TO mention singly. All we
can say-Call down and make your selection
and we Will put them aside until they are
Remember they can be found, second Floor,
where polite and attentive clerks will be
pleased to show them TO you.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
Reopened for Service.

BEST made Clothing in Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 7th and L.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

ENGLISH Cape overcsats capes lined with
silk, very stylish, at Barnums.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Naval, No. 4, navy yard.
]. o. q. T.-Monumental, No. -, Elk's Hall,
g02 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Sons of Jonadab-Pioneer No /, Hilton Hall,
corner of Seventh and ID streets northwest;
Centennial, No 4, Bunch's Hall, 3li Eighth
street northwest; Sparta No. 8. 1921 Seventh
street northwest.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

ST. JACOBS OIL grants a new lease ofstrength,
and restores TO health and activity.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
st, Cecilia Ouartette,

BEST made Clothing in Washington for me
and boys. Eiseman Bros, eth and +.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

25c satln.lInt d scarfs, all styles, for 2lc.
4ic Imported scarfs, all styles, for SOC.
csc Hand embroidered scarfs for SIC.
$50 Fisk, Clark & Flagg's novelties, SIC.
100 Satin suspenders, in glass boxes, 97c.
25c silk.embroldered supenders for l9c.
4sc Merino Underwear for 4lc.
81 saxcny Wool Underwear for soc.
Sl.75 Lambs Wool for Sl.50.
Isc Scarlet Wool do. for SOC.
$3.50 Scarlet Lambs Wool do. for Sl,20.
SO Scarlet Cashmere Underwear, Sl.70.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS

We have grand display on our second floor
Carpet Department-havingt taken that entire
floor for that purpose.
Umbrellas, best quality silk. with gold and
silver handles, which we guarantee solid, at
$3.50, 1924, $3.50, 81 40, 50. 80.
These make very fine presents.
Imported Silk Muiilers and Handkerchieis,
in sndless patterns, prices ranging from 25c,
85c, 4Oc, CSC, roc, 90c, Sl.l9, Sl49, $780, sl.09,
S249.
These are also valuable presents.
Jewelry-Our line of this class of goods In
fine Plated Ware Is very complete and affords
chance to make nice present at a little
cost.
Perfumery-Garwood Fine Extracts. In all
shapes OF bottles and all sizes, some very
unique designs, ranging in prices from lOc up
10 09c.
Fancy Felt Table and AIantel scaTfs, with
Tides TO match.
Plush Goods, Whsk Holders Mirrors, o ior
Cases. Work Cases Towel Racks, Infants S yts,
Albums, Toilet Ca es, Manicure Sets, Shaving
Sets, &c,
National Republican., 1886-12-04

SOC Hand Knit sacqucs for d2'.
sos Plush b )hnets, all sizes. for S2,is.
iSc Hand-Knit L'f gings for SOC.
25c. .Hand.Knit Mittens for l9c.
CSC Hand.Knit Hoods for 47c,
s2.GS Long and saCIt Merlno Cloaks, 1925.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

25c Merino and Wool Half Hose for 2lc.
soc "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 7sc.
75c Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts for GGc.
15c Linen Collars, 4-ply, for lie.
2Oc Linen Cuffs, 4-ply, for lsc.
Sl.S5 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas for sl.56.
25o Pure Linen Handkerchief for l9c.
CSC English Dogskin Gloves for 7Oo.
SIC China silk Handkerchiefs for 29c.
sl.CO Rubber Coats for Sl.39.
National Republican., 1886-12-04

25c English Ribbel Hive for 19c.
s39S Imported English JAG iets for 80. 2.OS.
SAYS NV Style Coats for Si.25.
l475 English Tweed listers for s39S.
5n Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 4c.
Sl,35 Boys Rubber Goats for sl.l9.
National Republican., 1886-12-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Woolen Leggings, Mitts, Hoods, and Clouds of
and infants at prices ranging from 15c up to
81,
This line of goods is cut 10 per cent, and that
ends Chapter III. Now comes
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-11-18
couNTy TEXAS THURSDAY

ing TO find indications of volcanic
action in the stones scattered about,
but all that l saw were of the same
limestone variety mentioned before.
Our friend fred off his Winchester
rife several times, and the report
sounded mufiled, as If coming from
a distance, although We stood quite
near him. We distinctly saw littl q
cloud Of dust puff up, marking the
spot where the ball struck in the val
ley below.
Then we dislodged several boulders
from where they had lain for nges
and sent them crashing down the
slope, awakening troop OF frighten'
ed echoes which seemed to flee
shrieking into the deep recesses OF
distant hills.
Then picking up pebble for mem
ory we slowly wended our way down
the mountain on the opposite side
from the one we came up, and found
it much easier than the ascent had
been.
We carried some very tender mus,
cles about for days in consequence oi
our unwonted exertions, but the mem
ory of the charming scenes remains
pleasantly with us still.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-11-18
NO. 49,.
Prohibition In Atlanta.

Mayor Hillyer, of Atlanta, sends
forth, over his own signature and un-
der date, October ~, the following
statement Of the good effects OF pro-
hibition in Atlanta:
Trade in all branches, except the
whisky traffic, is prospering. There
is marked improvement in the habits,
the morals and the happiness Of the
people. Increased prosperity is adj
mitted and rejoiced in, both as to
private and public affairs. The atti-
tude of the newspapers throughout
the Union is greatly TO be deprecated.
Scores and hundreds Of facts prove
the efficacy of the law. Atlanta now
has peaceful streets and happy homes,
with sober husbands sons and broth
ers, with plenty to eat and to wear,
where before there were broken hearts,
fear of domestic outrage and some
times actual want. The great daily
press abroad says nothing of the
great good that has resulted, but II q
hand truck load Of jugs is seen (Which
is no great matter to 10000 people)
this must be magniied into lug
train" and the whole press Of the
United States made to ring with it.
There is not tenth as much in
toxicants drunk in Atlanta now as
there was year ago, possibly much
less than that Formerly the advo-
Gates OF barroom were numerous and
powerful, now nobody advocates their
restoration. Formerly the temperance
issue was high license; now, the very
most that the opponents to total pro-
hiLition would contend for is high
license. The barroom nuisance has
gone out from Atlanta forever, and
we would like all the world 10 know
it.
We are determined to give total
prohibition fair trial under the law,
and are greatly strengthened and
encouraged with it so fur. Our peo-
pie are already practically united in
the belief that the barroom will never
come back. I only ishthnt the out
side world could see truth as we have
it demonstrated here. They would
thus escape the danger OF being mis-
led by the many exaggerated and pre-
iudiced rumors TINT are published in
other states on the subject.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-11-18
LincOln's Childhood.
(The Century,

saII :
OF all these years Of Abraham Lin
coins early childhood we know al
most nothing. He lived solitary
life in the woods, returning from his
lonesome little games to his cheerless
home. He never talked Of these days
to his intimate friends. Once, when
asked what he remembered about the
war with Great Britain, he replied:
Nothing but this: I had been fish
ing one day and caught a little fish,
which was taking home. / met
soldier in the road, and having always
been told ut home that we must be
good to the soldiers, / gave him my
fish"
This is only q faint glimpse, bnt
what it shows is rather pleasant-the
generous child and the patriotic
household. Bit there is no question
that these first years of bis life had
their lasting effect upon the temper
ament Of this great mirthful and mel
ancholy man. He had little school,
ing. He accompanied bis sister Sarah
to the only schools that existed in
their neighborhood, one kept by Zach-
ar;ah Riney, and another by Caleb
Hazel, where he learned his alphabet
and little more But Of all those
advantages for tue cultivation of a
young mind and spirit which every
home now offers to its children, the
books, toys, ingenious games, and
daily devotion OF parental love, he
knew absolutely nothing.
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Just why there should be any discrimi-
nation made in the working Of the roads
from San Marcos to Blanoo and from Kyle
10 Blnnco il is difficult 10 tell, but that SUI
is the case everybody Who has travelled the
roads j. hound 10 admit. The road from
san Marcos Is kept in as good condition As
the character Of The country over which 4
uassscs will admit Of. while the one from
KYLE Is left TO take cafe Of Itself With one
fourth Of the work that i put on the former
the latter would Be far the best rad fryrn
this point 30 the railroad The Star ViDdi-
Gator insists that the Kyle people - 20 u
that their road Is 10 longer negleeisd -
Star Virdicztur.
His not Al al dif5culi Bro Ne. 20 under.
Sand. Eaeh rad. IN tlis county, bss q
regular sst of bands ard an orerssfr- he
tEo roads also IN Hays egunty have IL
sans. Buf IN addition % tbs. tks citiz NJ
of san rarcrs s1h=erib-d l.1os 70 sl.ass
Of her nd ridzal means - asslst IN work
ing the Blaueo a-,d so Nsroos rosd- In
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urfio1 Ssts- BlEDoo NEs
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HYMN FOR RyENTIDE.

Day is waning into shadow,
Darkness dims the hill and meadow,
Till the stars light up the even
From their crystal towers in heaven.
With its lantern .earthward swinging,
See the FREELY heavenward wlnging;
While from crannied wall and thicket
Comes the carol Of the cricket.
Pence, with hushing finger lifted,
Cheers the heart by sorrow rifted,
Pointing to the Comfort Giver
And the home beyond the river.
As an island ocean bounded,
Lord, Thy love hath me surrounded;
In thy pastures thou hast fed me,
BY the restful waters led me.
Thou hast given from thy treasure
Bounties more than l can measure:
Yea, my Father! not minute
But has come with goodness in 1t.
Years there we're that brought me crosses.
Times of pain and grief and losses;
Still they carried in their keeping
Sowing time and harvestreaping.
An the span of life shall lengthen,
Lord, my faith and patience strengthen;
Daily to then bring me nearer,
Daily to me be thou dearer.
After thine. o holy Savior!
Pattern'd be my life's behavior:
Less of self in all my bearing,
More for others daily caring
When shall come the souls undressing,
NAV I fall asleep with blessing,
And awnke in glory's morning
Clad in robes of thine adorning.
Thomas Mackel.ar.