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NAVAL OBSERVATORY EXHIBIT

NAVAL OBSERVATORY EXHIBIT.
In examining the many curious articles
entering into the makeup of this part of
Uncle Sans display, one will see illus
trations of all the principle instruments
connected with observatory work. Here
are equstorial telescopes, transit instru
ments, photo-heliograph Especially de-
signed and used for observations of the
transit of Venus, and all the necessary
clocks, chronographs and electrical ap-
pliances. You will also observe the
workings of the new Government time
service, that supplies the correct time
from Washington to 80, 900 miles of rail
road, directly, and thousands of addi-
tisnal miles, indirectly. 1t is so ar
ranged at the Centennial buildings that
ball drops daily at noon ON time sig
mai given out at Washington, which for
Cincinnati, central time, is just II
o'clock a. m. On the wall near by are
five clocks illustrating the five arbitrary
standards of time, and all these are cor
rected daily by the noon-time signal.
Near the fountain, in the center of the
main Exhibition Hall, over one Of the
bridges on the canal, in Machinery Hall,
and in the Ohio State Exhibit, are gongs
which are struck by this same Washing
ton signal.
In another portion of the display can
be seen portable magnetic instrumen is
which are used in surveys, and which
were used by General Greeley in his fa-
nous Arctic explorations. Suspended
also from the walls can be seen large
maps illustrating the distribution of
time, photographs of the moon, Venus
and other heavenly bodies, and instru-
ments showing their uses in astronomi-
cal work. Taken from the photographic
Office in the Capital and placed in this
display one may find the instruments
used in surveying, and for deep-sea
sounding, with photographs illustrating
how the different apparatus are used.
Also rough and finished charts and mod
els, showing the confirmation of the
earth's surface, and also the bottom of
the sea. To the scientist this magnifi-
cent exhibit will be found wonderfully
interesting.
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WHAT ONE MAY WITNESS
IN A BRIEF WALK AROUND THE EAST
END OF PARK HALL,

At the cincinnati ExposltIOn-As to the
Manner in Which the United States
Government Facilitates the Work Of Its
Ohdcers.
No one who attends the Exposition ut
Cincinnati should fail to call upon Lisd-
tenant Chas. H. Mcclellan, Assistant an
spector of the
UNITED STATES LIFE-sAvING SERVICE,
And get HIM to explain the uses of the
hundreds of articles that so to make up
this portion of the Government exhibit.
He will show you the apparatus such as
is used in saving life and property at all
the life-saving stations in Uncle Sans
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Gentlemen, This Must Stop.

The report that President Cleveland
smokes cigarettes is being Offset by the
Democrats with rumor that General
Harrison plays lawn tennis. Thus it ap-
pears that cruel assaults on the private
characters Of the Presidential candidates
are creeping into print after all. These
hideous falsehoods ought to be stopped.
NnwS
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-02

English SPAWN Liniment removes all hard,
soft, or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses. Blood SPAWN, curbs, splints, sweeney,
ring bone, stiles, sprains, all swollen threats,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use Of one bottle.
Warranted. Sold by d. j. Humphrey, drug
gist, Napoleon, o. may 31-Gm
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A GRAND PARADE
or PATRIARcHS MILITANT or THE
UNITED STATES.

The Goth Of July = Red-Lettsr Day In the
History Of the Most Popular Secret
Order on the Globe.
The Conclave Of the Patriarchs Mill
tant of the United States and Canadas,
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She Keeps Them All Guessing,

And now the Expected" visits Of Mrs.
Cleveland round about the country begin
to be postponed for short time. -
New York World.
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escort to the different rendezvous. River
excursions, band tournaments, prize
drills, civic and militant balls, and the
like, filled up the time, and it is safe to
say that never in the history of the
Order did it enjoy better time. Almost
every stranger visited the Centennial Ex-
position, and, taken altogether, the visit
to the Queen City will be most memo
rable one in the history of the Patriarchs
Militant.
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A MAJoR-GENERAL. tested to its utmost
limit in providing for so many people.
The parade on Thursday, the goth, was
one of the most brilliant on record, even
eclipsing in numbers and elegance the
knights of Pythias, whose procession
was regarded as something unusually
magnificent.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A most desirable residence house and lot on
West Washington street is offered for sale
cheap. For particulars inquire at this Office.
2t
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Positively goods sold ONLY FOR CASH and
goods bought can not be returned or exchang-
edfrom now on. st RoHRs & SUHR.
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Money to Loan ut and Z per cent
NJ. KNUPP, Napoleon, o.
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which occurred in
Cincinnati, begin
ming on Monda y,
the 23d, and con-
tinuing until Sat
urday, the 2Sth Of
July, was one Of
the largest bodies
that ever met at
one time. Tn er Q
were near ly fl v Q
thousand uniform
ed men in line, and
nearly a S m an y
more ununiformed.
The body was COM
manded by Lieu
tenant General Jno.
c. Underwood, ex-
Governor of Ken
lucky. The con-
course of Odd Eel
lows drew a still
larger crowd of ad-
mirers and friends,
and Cincinna til s
hospital ity W a
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WABASH RAILWAY.

Trains - aud al do not stop between Napoleon
and Toledo
Train Al has chair car through to Kansas City
without change.
All trains stop ct Napoleon.
II. L. .KNIoKERB0CKER, Agent
Napoleon, o.
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RESCU1NG SHIPWREChED CREW.
territory, and there are just forty such
stations along the Jersey coast alone-a
distance of $50 miles. Each station has
eight men and all the apparatus neces-
sary to do the work, and these stations
are to be found in active operation on the
Atlantic, Pacific and the great lakes.
Among the crticles seen is large self
bailing and self-righting life-boat. If il
is upset it rights itself Immediately, and
if it is filled with water it balls itself in
exactly ten seconds.
The ''Breeches Buoy" (as it is called)
apparatus attracts much attention. 1t
is used in landing people from wrecks
when it is too dangerous to launch the
surf-boats. All the appliances, in fact,
are to be seen, from the rope that is fired
by means of cannon ball to the wrecked
vessel to the carriages on which the life
boats are transported along the beach.
An idea may be gained of the value of
this branch of the Government service,
which is said to make better returns for
the money expected on it than any other,
by perusal of the summary of work
done for the year ending June 30, 1887:
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS 4 KANSAS CITY ROAD.
LOCAL TIME.
(Read DOWN. (Read Up)
WEST. Central Standard Time) EAST.
In Effect January 22nd, 1888.
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Call onany Agent for Time Cards and any other
information, oraddrcss.
C. G. JENKINS,
Gen1Pass. Agt.
Toledo, Ohio.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Ipdrp Meeting. ro-SirhI,

The following lodges vii, meet tonight at
the places named:
Masouic-Ncw Jerusalem, No. ., Masuuic
Temple; Harmonv. No. l.. Masonic Temple
George {. Whiting, No -. Georgetown: Wash.
ngtun H. \. chapter, No. :, Masonic Temple,
a. y r. Burnside, No, g. q. \. r.. Hall,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
to, q. r Columbia, No. 10 odd Fellows
Hall: oriental. No. ~. Odd Fellows Hall;
Friendship. No. H., PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
twentieth street northwest; Covrnhni No
~, Odd Fellows Hall Georgetown.
and l. streets northwest; Harmony, No. a.
Nhiltecu.And.u.ha and r streets.
|. o. NJ. William Louis Scllcy, No I. Old
Fellows Hall, GCurgptOWn: Friendship. NJ. 4
Moore Hall. 800 Ninth street northwest.
TO. g.. r STAR of Hone. No f., pcuusylSu
MIA avenue and Nineteenth street northwest.
!. q. oi Il. VI Tuscarora. No, :, odd Eel
low. Hall Eighth street southeast: Logan
Ne. s, Market Hall, rhity.secUnd street
Onpndagn NJ. IN. Bnnch'S Hall.
No. =, Mcoaucy's Hall, 700 Pennsylvania ave
nGc southeast Friendship. No.i 3ll Nintl
street
Knights of Honor National, Ne. Gi3, Il. q
II. Hall. 81. cloud building
L. q. e. '.->t Johns. Nu ~. Wa-hingtc'
Hail, Pennsylvania avenue and 'rhri stree
southeast
U,C, F.-h. l.. OF H.. No. 3, lie Droir Ruilt
ing. room 80,
Union Veteran rulon. Hancock. No. r. .!
4 street
\. l.. Of IL Harmony. No. lai, Le Droi
building, room ~,
Naicnul liicn ceutrl council. No. aio
- SiSth street northwest;
OF. A. N...lihcrty Council, Nn >, Std
lHns Hall. l~Gi seventh street.
O. 10 \ VI. Ir- Mount rrnun Iorncii. Nu
IL. Baum Hail. Fourth and fast Capit0
streets
National Republican., 1888-04-12
JUMPING THEIR TRIALS.
Two Parties who Worked Forged
Chccks on the Banks.

Justice Montgomery yesterday directed the
bond Of $1,000 with Joseph Jones Us surety to
BE- forfeited IN the case of Max BcnStcin,ulins
Moses Fraenkcl. indicted for forgery, he lav.
irg failed tu answer when his case was called
for trial. Bcru.tcM was indicted bv the grand
itry Of the .lunr term 1851, for the forgery Of
u check for $50 IN Riggs ~ CO., bankers,
signed ".IaCuh Bool" iudOrscd III LCwy,"
aud payable tu I'll Levy w bearer on July
~, Ss, There are -four counts IN the indict-
mrnt
similar action was ordered by his honor on
tlr sarnr ground In the case of Herman MOSES.
alias Herman Cohen The bond was tor the
SAINT amount. with Wn. singleton a. surety.
MOSES was Indicted hy the grand Jury uf the
June term 1881. lm thc forgery of three
checks. The first was dated July H. 1887. Tor
$50. drawn ON Lewis johnson N co., bank
rrs, payublctn "hcurer," aud signed Jacob
Book" 'rhr second WAS dated July -. iSS5,
for $40. drawn ON The National Bank ut
WUshmgtun,' pHyHhlCtu bearer aud signed
solomon llirslL" aud the last was ON the
same hank two days later, for tue Samr
amount payable tu Jules Shuls or bearer.
signed solomon Hpscntlnl." and mdorscd
"iulC~ ShuiS'
National Republican., 1888-04-12
,rr;,,,s a, ,.i,,,,ae,d.s wharf.

The following vessels have arrived at Little.
Hcld's wharycs schooner Marion T.. Rockhill,
from New York with 1900 barrels of Portland
cement |. 100 barrels Of plaster, 400 barrels of
marble dust; schooner Albert Mason, from
New York 100 barrels of Rosen1ale cement,
1900 bags Of Egyptian cement. Both vessels
are consigned To James II. MCGill. Barge lie.
hance. 3O5 tons of coal for tho Barber Asphalt
Paving Company: schooner HoratiO Nichols,
Capt. Anderson $40 tons of coal for Mayfed
a lliestun schooner Robert Doughcrty from
Deer island Me-, CAPT, Lowe 2i0 tons of
granite for col. Peter llains. This vessel was
loaded last December and was caught IN Il
gale ut wind and was forced to gu into Port.
In until two weeks ago. All the vessels nj
these whlrvcs were handsomely decorated
with flags and 'trCamcrs IN honor Of the open
ing of the free bridge.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Mai. Newton, colored. who WAS indicto on
Jan. % last for violating section 5il5 Il. :. ot
I. ;. Tor passing a counterfeit bank note for
$40 OF the National Bank of New York. was
arrested Yesterday morning uu bench war
rant by Detectives Ran nni officer Quinlan
taken before Justice Montgomery aud com.
mittcd to iail Tor trll II is charged that
18th Of December with counterfeit $40 note
which had been stamped ~ the treasury. The
~tHmpuu the uOtC was folded under aud u
mnM Mnmnl William Shaw rhnnECh u Tor him
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Az LLtGNNT substitute for Oils salts, Pills
and all kinds ul bitter, nauseOus Liver Medi
CineS Cathurtics, Is the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs lis advantages
are evident II is more easily taken. more ac-
ccptuble to the stomach. more pleasantly ei-
f,CtivC, and more truly beneficial 10 the Sys.
TEN than any other remedy Recommended
by leading physicians, and for sale in ~ cent
and $ hnttIcs hy all IrNding drnggists.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
rnE SMALL Things or DAY.
nIiuor Occurrences In and About th'
CITY,

Miuor Occurrences In and About the
CITY,
WIN, f. e. Hazcn and wirc have sold tr
ArIo, VI Iud-on for $500 suhlOt i5 IN square
lu'cd states Treasurer Hyatt in hi, report
lpl Match states that the balance due to the
credit oi tlc District for the month oi March
j., S@nr3m
Nr>,r, stout Hall N Raugs. Of thi, rity'
Yesterday were awarded The contract iur
building the >tuncwork uf tue cellar story ut
the uvN lihary building,
Wm ~chuolrr. r.. rrlurcd was yesterday
given .iNtV tlays In Jail hy Judge Smell tor
striking l;lrhnrd \gdl. also CUlOred iu the
head With u brick
Numury Riddle has prepared the hin to, he
submitted uciurC Congress for th" iunurlinE
W Rock creek, The commissioners have II
uu" under consideration
Health Onircr Town.hrud. in letter 10 the
ruuni-. .iuncl~, sets forth the nr"ds ul u
cl,mi.l rOr the health department to examine
tie food products especially
Ihc case of loui, Buhman, ON appeal FROM
the ulru court. of the case OF assault upon
jom " browning, was tried In the criminal
cuI' yesterday and q verdict Ut not guilty
returned
Tiu order. or the late W. W. rorroran heidi
10y MY >tlsuu liuirhiu> Tor $1,000 to he paid
tu the Hancock Home lilnd has hcru accepted
W. tuIrurdu
Edward ~kcwmau. who was held by Judge
~nr'i tu await action ui the grand Jury uu the
charge Ot robbery. was yesterday released by
Justice Montgomery ur $500 hund. Samuel -
webb ~ surety
H. T. Manning aud Others have requested
that the cab stands br removed from In front
ui thrii places Of business Om 4 street, he.
lwccu Tldrtccnih and Ihlrlcclihand a half
street, northwest
Il, ! SGuircs. who had served tweutv.fvc
years In the army aud twenty-five years ~ u
wHtchmHu IN the War Department. was sent
10 the soldiers lIomc yesterday morning to
become dn inmate.
Justice Montgomery has ordered the prop.
criv in possession ui the officers that was
stolen from Abraham Iippman hy Fred.
| IumHN and Others. In January last, to he re-
| turned To- the owner.
Vim Mitchell, ruiulrd. employed as a waiter
NJ the Riggs House. was charged in the poliCr
court Yesterday with stealing an umbrella
belonging ~ Representative OATES. Th" ease
WAS continued until the cOngrcN Smau i ahl"
tu uplCar In c0nt.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Mnl,inu raise Representations.

charles l.. Williams, aged :? years formerly
Il surgeon in the confederate army, was ar.
raigned In police court yesterday, charged
with obtaining $50 nom Mr.. Charlie, l.. Hard
ing OF Boston. Mass. 10y representing that he
had received a telegram from W. Henry Mill
ken authorizing him Williams To call On
HaIdiug for assistance. Rail was liked Hi
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Church Trustees Elected.

\ certificate oi the election Of the follow
ingas trustees vt Galbraith chapel, On sixth
street. between T. and VI streets northwest
was flied in the recorders office yesterday :
Henry Hutchinson. Lewis Moore, Henry smith
HOfnan j. Baliun. Lewis pattCn, IacOb
Fisher. Carl Parker ". Il. Kcnney, and Robert
National Republican., 1888-04-12
National soldiers Home.

Th" board of managers of the National So
diers home held another meeting yesterday,
A committee, consisting Oi ten, Black. Gen,
NcNlal on, and col. Harris, was appointed 10
prepare 4 memorial page tu be nS"rtcd in tn"
late chief Justice, Who wa, rs oiiicio. the Old.
est member of the hoard \ visit will be
made fO Hampton to-day
National Republican., 1888-04-12

tiol,bprips lsppDripIi.

TIE following rohbcri"N have been reported
William Hurley of llNrhird street northeast,
ia> reported 80 the police that q gold watch,
-! IN money and a hat have been stolen trum
him Matthew HorryNiau rrpurts the THEFT ui
hi~ uYrrwuni while IN II saloon ON P"nnSyl,
.NHiia aN,llit Tuesday evening,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Enllnscl On XInn IinnL.

tho case Of Mullr boswell who was con
Niotrd IN the police court on Monday last OF
keeping hawGy house. sentenced by Judge
srcIi to sixty day, il jail and took an appeal
to the tlimiuai ruurt, Justice Montgomery in
The latter court yesterday released heron siU
'urd. with Adam Boswell or BatIcr a. surety
T'Gdiug trial al the appeal
National Republican., 1888-04-12
GRAND EXHIBIT OF
WASH GOODS
AT THE

Boston Dry GOODS HOUSE.
We are displaying the
largest and most attrac-
tive stock yet owned by us.
Every previous offering
eClipsed.
There is every indication
at this period that Wash
Fabrics, such as Sateens,
Ginghams, b a t i $ t e
Lawns, SeerSuckerS, Chal-
lies, &c, will be worn to
a greater extent than dur
ing any previous season,
and considering the rapid
strides made in perfect
ing them, the harmony of
color combination, the
beauty and originality of
the designs, and last, but
not least, their extremely
reasonable prices, they
cannot fail to meet with
an unprecedented de-
mand.
We quote as specially
worth noticing the follow
ing:
lO,OCo YARDS NEW CHNILlEs, Cream
ground. with varied and attractive aSsort'
,ncnt of figures, sprays, checks, stripes. &C.
| with white figures. Plain shades Of Cream
| Nile, Light Blue, Pink, and Garnet for making
up in combination.
ONLY lSc. PER YARD.
300 yards Gamers Fine Bati,te Lawns, in
| beautiful figured effects: cOlors warranted.
| ONLY 1!o. PER YARD.
| $500 YARDS NEW CRINKLED sEERsUCK.
| Frs, wide and narrow stripes, and checks, in
| various culOrS.
ONLY ioc. PER WARD,
sold last season at i.ic,
| j.OuO YARDS 3s-INCH PRINTED LAWNS.
ONLY iOr. PER YARD.
500 YARDS MORE or THE FINE Cit
| rERlON" GINGHAMS.
| New cOlOrngS in Il great variety of checks.
| naids, stripes, and plain shades. the best and
| finest looking Gingllums ever sold AT the price.
| ONLY 12lo. PER YARD.
| 2i.INon CREAM CRAZY CLOTH
ONLY S., PER YARD.
I 1000 YARDS PRINTED LACE CHECKS,
| white. ccru. light blue, and pink grounds, with
| u great variety OF attractive figures, sprays,
uNLY la,c, PER YARD.
! GALES.
Sparu designs for Boys Fancy Shirt Waists,
| such rs horses heads, star.and-creSCent, dogs
| Leads, E"lNes hoes. whips, uld-wuman-in he
| Shoe. Iin rhccks, and stripes. &c.. printed Uil
| full yard wide Muslin, Just heavy enough to
| hr durable,
uNlN 1@lc, PER YARD.
100 NEW PIECES OF FRENCH SNTEENS
Many entirely new patterns confined r;clu
-Nely 10 Us. At NO previous peliod has ~gc
| exquisite taste and original talent been dis
| played IN the production of these popular
lubrir> riley are II credit to the printers art
upon t"Ni!cN,
We show open MONDAv
aC0 HANDSOME SArEEN ROBES,
Beautifully Braided and Embroidered
oNLi S. fACU,
@u HANDSOME TEFliYR ROBES.
In attractive Color Combinations
ONLY ; EACH.
We shall also display The
FINEST STOCK OF WHITE GOODS
Ever shown any preceding season.
! Among which Will hc found numerous extra
uidnury bargains.
lScuOud hOur.i
National Republican., 1888-04-12
A STUDENT OF ECONOMY

~ ~ ~ S-sss ~ SS"S"h
X Ws tn It small
things count. A cent
saved is a cent made.
You can save dollars
by buying you Cloth
ing from a house that
makes economy the
rule in buying an d
selling. Every detail
as to quality, style,
and price is closely
watched. In our Ju-
Venile Department
everythin g that is
worth having is here
to be found; cry
novelty that is manu-
factured we have, and
at prices always lower
than c an be found
elsewhere in this Dis
trict. This is saying a
good deal, but we
know, Conscientious
!y, such to be true, and
therefore m a k e the
assertion. The quail
ties and styles of our
NJ e n S and Youths
Clothing is entirely too
larg e to enumerate,
They must be seen to
be appreciate d. Be
one of the wise and
call on US.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

ANou.TUEA BirTlG~ j. 4 hou."hOld word all
over the world, For over nifty years II has ud'
vcrtiscd it,clf by IT, merits. il is now advcr.
ti,Ch b. warn the public against cnuiltcgeitS,
Tie genuine article l. manufactured by Dr, Il.
L, L. S.Innrl \. snns
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Eirh, Year, in the peniien,isry.

W the ease of oscar jackson, "u'"rcd, con-
vctCd about two months ago in the criminal
court ui huIls"brcakiug aud sentenced TO eight
years IN Albany penitcutiary at hard labor,
and who plead guilty to- u similar charge and
was sentenced to sis month. more at the
samr place Justice Montgomery IN crlmintl
court yesterday directed that the two foriner
sentence, be set aside and sentenced him to
seven year, in the ilrs' cnsc and one year m
the second al the same place,
OrR phidru'> $50 and 81 suits verify oar
claim ui selling at wholesale nrcS. Eisuul I'M
Bros. mnnnfaCt tlrcrS, cor. ith and ",
National Republican., 1888-04-12
ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR.

The latest and hest sent from England.
Just the weight for spring wear, and very.
very cheap. Only - piece FOR Shirts and
Drawers in fancy cUIors and finished with
silk trimmings. As we cannot recorder these
garments under $I9 Il dozen, gentlemen
hould appreciate the bargain we are Offer
ing hem.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Iuy the cl"tltiHG for Yourself and boys from
first hands the only manufacturing clpllirrS
and tailor IN Washington. Ei,cman BrOs"
r,1. ilh and l.,
National Republican., 1888-04-12

Fur family use no beer Is better than the
Faust" from the Anhcu>cr-BuSch lhewn,
.\N'uciation: Try II and he convinced. o.
west. Phone Ss9j. Frank Schwar2, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Gave Bond for III, Appearance.

samuel Coleman who was indicted lay the
grard jury nearly year ago Tor second al
ic,r uf petit larceny in stealing n nos of
cigars valued NJ - from Edward fr /" on
oct 80. lsS.. Wa brought into criminal court
yesterday uu Il h"n"h warrant. gAN" bond IN
S;iI with David EWtrr a, surety. aud Nu, rc'
National Republican., 1888-04-12

The following marriage licenses have been
issued James ". traydun and Clnra h.
Bedtime addison 4. Syphax and Chrlstmna
Mason AhnCr Parker aud Lizzie T.. Bruwn
John H. Payne and julia Allen. John w. Parish
and Maggie H. Robson, both of Staunton. va.
walter l., Buiwell of chnrlestown, ". Va.
and Lizzie Bailey, ut Georgetown, u, c.;
Joseph u. Watkins and Lizzie u, whitehead.
both oG Fairfax courthouse, Va; Abnrr W.
FvtZcr and pCrdda 5. Pollen, both of Prince
William county. Va; Richard Frigzell and
Minute o. Anderson, both Of Georgetown, ".
e.: Edward ". Butelcr aud Eli2aheth T.. Car
rick Michael Sells aud Mary W. Portland,
TuNErs aud reserved seat, for Dr. McGlynn's
lecture In Masonic Temple to morrow night at
MrtZcrutt's, NO3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

AfrLE comparison Ui uur SiOmcn's sack and
iruCk suit ne one will question IL we sell AT
nhnuiucturcr'- prices, EiSenan Bros cor. 1th
and =
National Republican., 1888-04-12
p,s.iuy C,uutrrr,it Nancy,

RFMtmtU the eloquent lecture Of IN. Me
GyiM In Masonic Temple tomorrow friday
wight see amusement advertisements,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
our ENTIRE STOCK Of
SILVER-PLATED WARE
We offer the same at
ACTUAL COST.

They are all new designs,
purchased since January,
and of the best standard
makers only, such as Rogers
Bros, Moriden, Wilcox, &C.
We are COMPELLED to make
this sacrifice, as the building
adjoining ours is to be pulled
down next month and the
dust and dirt arising there
from will ruin above class of
goods. We prefer. therefore,
TO sell them at a sacrifice
while tho goods are new and
fresh to waiting until they are
unstable. This is a bona fide
National Republican., 1888-04-12
IMPROVED JEAN DRAWERS.

Cut as are trowsers. Extra pieces at parts
where they are liable to wear All lengths
and waist measurements. 11c looking gar
mcnts for SOC,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Marriage Licenses.

PAY no middlcmcn's profit and buy your
clothing from EiScman Bros manufactures,
con itll and T..