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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Miss May Mcclure, left Tues
dav night for Yazso couaty where
she expects TO remain several
months.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Mrs. V s Anderson, of Oxfcro,
came wednesday to attend the
nuptials Of her neice, Miss Allie
Young aud Mr. Hoover-koscius
ko Ne ssenger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

The last quarterly meeting of
the present Conference year was
held at the Methodist church last
SUNDAY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Mrs 7 < Aven. of Calhoun eoun-
ty has returned to Oxford aud
nov occupies the Mcleod resi-
dence on University street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
FRESH
0YG NsER 0v
~ - ~ - EAHs

am now receiving fresh oys.
ters daily, and can serve them up
N the best o. style at mr. res;au.
rant. and am prepared to furnish
families N any quantity they NAV
want. Call and s.e me.
G. W. BUFFALoE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Hon. J Il Morgan. has appoint
,aents to speak in this county next
week. Read them in another
column.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Do you owe the EAGLE any,
thing on subscription ! If so, do
YOU not think It is time you we're
paying up?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Mrs. TE Avea, Oxford, and q A
McCbaren. Lafayette Springs,
are new subscribers to the EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Groceries By the pint. pound,
peek, quart, busheI, gallon, or car
load, at Bob Perrells.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Tributes Of Respect" received
from Abbeville, will appear next
week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
To @ Z Butler.

To O Z Butler.
An attach me1t AZ the suit
of Chas MyeF against yonr estate
for S203,02 returnable before the
Circuit court of Lafayette county
Miss, has been executed, and is
now pending in SAID court, and un-
less YOU appear before said court
On the LIST Monday of Jan'y 1889
aud plead to said action, Juag-
raent will be entered ard the es-
tate attached will be sold.
W Z Andrews, Clerk.
o. & 1883. Az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Childrens, Ladies aud Mems
knit underwear, at Su.tan's.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

New mating Just received al
u i Sultan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

New crop sugar house Molasses
for sale at ? s Leavell's. Send
your jug quick.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Litigants and Witnesses should
-eld the notice of a special term
of the Lafayette county circuit
court, found in another column. 20
be held on the first Monday in
January 1889.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Buy yeur shoes from Sultsa IN,
get your moneys worth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Now Is the tine to subscribe for
tie EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Sultan sells the best unlsundri-
ed shirts at soc and Use.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Bakers bread and cakes of all
kinds, fresh every day, at
Eufal9es.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jes
Sc K Barry, sympathlze with
them In the death of their little
son, Porter, vi len occurred on
Monday morning after short
liners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Miss Lou Nelson has returned
from the East, improved in health
and mas opened her Art Glass, at
Mrs. Lancasters Institute, where
she will be- pleased to receive all
friends and patrons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Sultan has the hes. school shoes
in oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

From parties who were there a.
the time We learn that the case
pending against Bob Lamar, for
shooting detective Wise, was noll
pressed in the Circuit court in Cal
hOun county last week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25
aerE AGENT

Mr.. Ps.a Ramey. Is now clerk
do for DIR. @ II Collins.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Married at the residence Of the
brides mother, near Oxford en-
October l s, 1888, By ReT. J Il
Kimmons, Mr.. I. j Cato, Of I'M
lou Church, Miss, to Miss Ella
Mcfarland, OF lafayette county.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

We call attention to the adver-
tlsenent OF Mess-s rettis & Stow
ers in this issue. They are agents
for the Hamilton Brown Shoe
Go, and their extensive sales the
past y ear is a sufficient guarantee
otall they claim for this brand Of
Shoes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

Owing to the fact that the Ok.
ford Falcon" has suspended pub
lication for an indefinite period, its
former editor, Mr. A c johnson,
handed US for publication the obit-
uary Of Miss Cora Belle Graha M
to be found IN anos her column.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

We call attention 20 the adyer-
tisem ent Of Messrs Brsnner Z
Wallace in another column which
speaks for itself. When ron see
merchants advertise so literally
for your trade yeu may rest assur-
ed they will do the fair thing by
Won.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

For some reason the farmers are
very backward in placing their
crops upon the market this year
Our merchants are well Supplied
with goods and We hope to see bus
isess revived in a short time.
Read the inducements offered in
tue EAGAk and you will be con-
vlneed that you can buy goods as
IneaP as you want them in Oxford
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

The promised subscri ption Of
Sl50,OO0 to the Memphis, Oxford
q Columbus railroad, By the peo-
pie Of Memphis seems to have
been only promise. at least so
Major Crasfori, chairman of the
subscription committee is begin
ming to think.-Memphls Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-25

HUsBAND-"They are a per
feet fit for you. | hope they
viii give vOa 1be service |
have received
WIFE-"Yes. They are splen
did , Our shoe dealer tells me
thew will wear as we'll as a So
shoe of other makes
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Seasonabc child suits, Eiseman Bros. 5th & E.
Standing TriaI "a Second Time.

The attention of the criminal court was oc.
cupicd nearly the entire session yesterday
with the trial of Robert Iihonc, colored,
charged with assault with intent to killLu.
cus Burnett, colored by shooting him In the
come time ago, but granted a new trial. As.
sistapt District Attorney Lipscomb repre-.
sented the government and Mr.. j. McD. Car.
rington the prisoner. There was little differ.
tnce between the testimony at this and the for.
mer trial. The witness for the prosecution
proved the shooting and those Tor the defend
ant claimed that he had been terribly beaten
by "a number of men and fired the shot In SELF
defense. The trial was finished. all but the
judges charge, and owing to the lateness OF
the hour he decided not to give ii, but respitcd
the panel until to-day when he will give them
thp IDsp.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
TIE SMALL THINGS OF \ DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.
Last week TIC death list amounted to lO,
Births 80, and marriages II.
John Thornton was fined $40 and Arthur
burgess 81 yesterday by Judge Smell for steal
ing Il kCg ul beer from Hartman Klug.
Treasurer Hyatt cx.offco commissioner Of
the sinking fund of the District Of Columbia,
reports the total District debt outstanding
Arr. at so ojS"i5o.
The restaurant privileges at Ivy city have
been awarded tu II. VI. BCarinu, Of New York,
and ROOD reporting privileges to H. Clay Dit.
mas of the same city.
District Attorney Riddle will formulate a
bill providing for the tunncling Of Rock Creek,
which work Is to extend from Lyons Mill
sOutl To- Pennsylvania avenue,
sydney Wilder charged with stealing a
bicycle belonging to II. ". lIighum, yesterday
waived an examination before Judge Smell
and was held In 500 FOR the grand jury
WIN. Schcrgcr has purchased of Robert
pUitnCr for Slu,OM the business property, No.
i2l seventh street northwest II has q front.
age Of ~ feet on that street and a depth of i09
feet.
when the case Of Henry Williams, alias
james Wilson, charged with huusGhrCaking in
the night at the residence of John ID. CrOis
SAINT un Jan. ~ last, was called for trial, the
defendant failed to respond. Ills rCcugnilanCc
in $50 with John 4. Loudun as surety, was
forfeited
National Republican., 1888-04-05
ORDER OF HEpTAsoPHS.
Business Transacted nt the Session of
the supreme Conclave.

The following delegates were present yes
terday at the session of the Supreme Con
claye of Ileptasophs, holding its sessions at
81 Ninth street: Grand Conclave Of Mary
land-C. /. lIughson, l.. H. Garren, II. A.
Peck, George Lee, John Graham, and Geo
Eisenberg Louisiana-A. Sicliback, Thos.
Togrino, +. j. IIornot, Geo. II. Dearing, ir,
and Ed. Z. Bell. Dclawarc--A, Il. Cross
grove, Vim, Wintrup, II. II, Price, and
Thomas H. Rifle. New York Wv. A. Loscy,
W. 4. Bowlshy, A. \. Phillips. James 7.
Thompson, and David Laird. Missoun-Il.
4. TIias Nignia-Julius l.. Bunting and
:. kinscll New Jcrsey-George T.. Boyer.
Illinois,. j. Pitts. Ohio-Fred Bciser,
and John +. Sell. Washington, d. C.-L.
NJ. Pool. Past supreme aichons, James
Young, Maryland; Charles Fairbank, Mary
land; Fred Nicy and Robert Gilaspey;
Supreme ephOr, DR.. VIM. Maddox.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. Supreme archon, Joseph
Pyle Delaware supreme chancellor, Aug.
Bouldill. Maryland: supreme provost, Il. X.
Shaw, Delaware; supreme secretary, +. VI.
Solomon, Virginia; supreme treasurer, j.
VI. Black, Virginia: supreme Inspector gen
cral, l.. NJ Poole, District Of Columbia:
supreme preatc. Chas. W. Jester, Virginia;
wnrdcr, Thomas II. Rilc, Delaware; senti-
mel. u. u. Potts, Illinois; trustees, Mcssrs.
Young, Poscy, Eisenberg, Maddox, and
Jester: directors of the IL. NJ. b. fund,
MCssrs. Graham. GosgrOvc, and the officers
cN-OflciO.
Columbia COncluvc, ncwly-nstitutcd
branch, of this city, has elected the follow
ing officers; 4. archon, W. S. Rosson; W.
chancellor, l.. VI. Poole; W. provost, G. W.
Wheeler; inspector general, Il. T. Luckett;
recording scribe, w. +. Taylor: treasurer
\. A. Clegg; preate, Z. L. Pearson; wardcr
- llccht.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
scasonablc child suits, Eisemau Bros, 7th x f
Friendship Lodges New Home.

Friendship Lodge Of Good Templars held its
first meeting In its new rooms at Melford Hail.
corner Of Eighth and streets northeast, this
week. and was attended by membership
which, even for this lodge, may be considered
unusual. The change of hall was made neccs
sary by the growth of the lodge. which for
some time past has found II difficult to accom-
modate its rapidly increasing membership
The lodge has adopted the new ritualistc
work of the order, and at its last meeting
showed commcndable proficiency of which
the new members initiated had proof. on
next Monday evening the lodge will celebrate
and for which occasion elaborate preparations
have been made. ON next Sunday evening
the lodge will in u body attend the TEN.
reranCe meeting at the Congregational
Church. corner of Eighth and streets north
east. At the last meeting of the lodge ad.
dresses were made BY Mr., A. Kulstrom and
Dir Rpud
National Republican., 1888-04-05
scn.onahlc chllA suits. El.emnn Dro... ith 4 E
Lodge Meetings Tonight.


The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
Masonic Lafayette. No. H. Masonic Tenn.
pie; Mount llurCb Royal Arch Chapter. No.
!, Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nuc; HARMONY. No. H. Masonic Temple;
George {. whiting, No y, Georgetown; Wash.
mgton, Il. 4, Chapter, No >, Masonic Temple;
/. q. y. F.-Cohmbia, No. 10, odd Fellows
Hall; oriental No. 10, odd Fellows Hall;
Friendship, No. ~, PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Twentieth street northwest; Covenant, No.
l3, odd Fellows Hall, Georgetown; ,-...,.
knights of Pythias-Uniul No. - seventh
and I. streets northwest: Harmony, No. 81,
Thirteen andU.lalf street and pennsylvania
avenue.
l. q. M.-Wiliam Louis schlcy. No. 1. Odd
Fellows Hall. wn!sFricndship No. I,
MuorC's Hall, 300 Ninth street northwest.
10. q. T-Star of Hope No. IL, PcnnSylva-
mia avenue and Nineteenth street northwest;
10. Of 4. N, ,Tnscarora, No, D. Odd Eel
lows Hall. Eighth street southeast; Logan.
No. $, Market Hall Thi!ty.Second street;
Ouundaga No 10. Bunch's Hall.
Knights If Golden Eaglc-Amcrica Castle.
No, 3 NCCaulCy'S Hall, 9n Pennsylvania ave.
nuc southeast; lranhoc Castle. No. 4, 81 Ninth
street.
Knights of Honor National, No Gi3 X. OF
II. Hall. St. Cloud Building; Washington, No.
IOj. lCW q street northwest
l.. q. &. C.-St. Johns, No. 3!, Washington
Hall, PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Third street
soutlICaSt.
National Uuion-washngto No. a05. 100;
q street northwest: Central Council, No. 2l0
III sixth street northwest.
O. e. "a. l.. of H. No. 3, lie Droit building
room i9
Growlcrs-W Washington, No. :? Grand Army
Hall. 1il2 pennsylvania avenue.
u. L. 4. W.. Jr.--MOunt Vernon Council. No
10. Baum's Hall, Fourth and East Capito
OF. A. M--Libcrty Council, No. =, Std
ham's Hall. lrs seventh street.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Husiucss Mcn,s Assjpnments,

Nathan l., Rosenberg, dealer in gents fur
ni>hing. hats. caps, Sc, at j0j Seventh street
northwest, has made an assignment Of all his
stocks, fixtures, &C., to Samuel Blcbcr for the
bCrcfit of his creditors. Preferences are made
) iollDws- Louis Rosenberg, S3N; Carl Aucr.
bach, S1,0N; Louis Rosenberg, $4,000 Liabil.
ties not stated
Herbert W. and Cecil f. Sitwcll, engaged in
businc,s at Ne. G}j + street northwest, ~ the
AnElo-hmcrican Rubber Company, have a.
signed all the goods, chattcls, fixtures, book,
Sc., OF the said store TO Roll Creyke fur tAv
benefit Of their creditors Liabilities moi
known and assets placed al 5000. Prefer.
Cncc is given tu I. W. Howard for SlD1 for
rent and Seamless Rubber Company. OF New
Haven. Conn, for SlSl Tor goods.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Scasonablc child suits, Eiscman Bros, ;th & f.
Nlarrinpc Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Philip Moloney and Anna Keiie:,
William +. Kelly and Isabel Callahan, Charles
Berger and Annie Leblanc, William II. Hall
and Mary C. johnson, John L. Boyd anHAnnie
T.. Williams, Theodore Nicewarmer. of
Charlestown, W, Va, and Maggie Kelly OF
Pitt county, y. C.; william g. Burke and Leila
of Frederick county, Nd, and Eliza Campbell,
Of Charlottesville, Va. Andrew Wilson, of
this city, and Maggie Clark. of Baltimore;
Charles L. Langley and Elizabeth Evans,
Daniel W. IIarbm and Lizzie Il. Hammer.
Frank b. Freylot and Molllc MINUS, both OF
Richmond VA. bsyin \. Whiting. Of Rich
Va.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
Excused from Jury Duty.

In criminal court yesterday Justice Mont.
gomery excused from Jury duty for cause,
Lloyd Douglass, John A. Saul, Ira W. Hopkins,
and Charles Christian The clerk was or,
derCd to draw ten nanes from the box to FL
the vacancies and the following came out
Anton Eberly. Adolph Cluss, j. X. Major.
Harvey l.. Page, Wm. L. Clarke, j. b. Kendall,
Joseph Beardsey w II. Baum. Geo. f. Gun.
nngham, and Murray Marbury.
Justice Mcrrick in circuit court. No. :, cx.
cused Jurors j, a. Repetti, VIM. liolmead and
Wn. /. McAllistcr from further service this
term. The clerk drew the following name,
from the box to I'll the vacancies McSSrs
Thomas Brown, W. II. Martin, and II. B. Ten
ney,
National Republican., 1888-04-05
ONLY SOC EACH.

superb assortment of the celebrated Fisk
fine makes in an extensive variety of the new,
est coloring, surprising In originality and
attractiveness any lines heretofore shown.
specially handsome line OF Moire silk Knots,
in white. cream, evening, and street shades,
only 81 and 81 .25 each.
Very latest shapes in all-linen Collars and
Cuffs. made specially for us, and guaranteed
The equal of any 25c Collars made. Only 2Oc
each. . fOr soc.
Full Dress shirts, with the Fancy Shirt Fronts
(ready.nade or to order. Plain and Embroid-
cred Pique Bosoms in wide and narrow vale.
Allover figured Marscilles, Plain Fine Linen,
81 80 and $3.50 each.
Excellent line of Mems Fulldress Jcwclry.
embracing rolled gold aud white stonne cuff
and collar buttons and studs, at extremely
reasonable prices.
Absolute Fast Black Hose. Black Hose
that won't rub off or stain the feet are a lux
ury-one heretofore unenjoycd--and II Is only
after having thoroughly convinced ourselves
by repeated tests that we make the assertion
that smith & Angels Black Hose do not rub
off or stain the feet, and are so guaranteed:
money refunded il they do; prices SOC, 55c, and
zoe per pair.
Elegant line of Chinese and japanese silk
HankcrChiefS. in white, fancy bordrred, and
delicate evening shades, zoe, 81, Sl.!0, and
81 30 each.
Complete stock Of Kid Gloves, embracing all
the latest styles and shades, at popular prices
entrance, 1913 st. y. W.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
A Cart Driycr Wants Damages,

The attention Of circuit court No, |, Justice
iIagncr, was occupied yesterday afternoon
with the suit of william Pratt against the BAL
timorc and Potomac Railroad Company for
$1,000 damages. MCssrs. VIM, \, Cook and T..
tiff. and Mr. Enuch Tottcn for the defendant,
Iratt. who is II COlorcd boy, was engaged IN
driving horse attached to Il brick cart, and
on July 81. 1856, while crossing the tracks of
that company at Virginia avenue aud First
street southeast with his team, was struck by
train and CarriCh some distance lie was
quito severely injured The irry was re'pitcd
ninth This mnImlng.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
>casonublc child suits, EiScman Bros, ;tll \
Fruit Growers Association.

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association
held its monthly meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Indiana CowlinG, No, 81: street north
west, last Tuesday evening The president of
the association. Dr. ID. s. Lamb, was in the
chair Dr. II. T.. Woodbury. read very en-
tcrtaining and instructive paper on True
Pluck" and several musical and literary mum
hers were rendered by Mrs. Cora l.. Wolston.
Misses Maudc Woston, PhGbc Holmes, Alan
Ebert. Flora Holden. Fannie BshOf, Belle
Wheeler, and McsSrS NJ Dorian, pr. 4. 4.
duncan, and George T. Terry.
National Republican., 1888-04-05

GIVEN A CORDIAL RECEPTION.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tempiars In
Their Fraternal visit.


The officers of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars made their scmi-annual visit to
Clements Lodge on last Tuesday evening
and met cordial reception and given the
pleasure to ascertain, after rigid inspection,
that the lodge in all its departments enjoys
prosperity, and that the lodge Is active in
the work of the order. Three members
were added to the roll Of the lodge. The
attendance was very large, and seldom has
the ledge had more pleasant meeting. Ar
rangCments were announced as completed
forthe entertainment the lodge gives on next
Tuesday evening, at which, among other
novelties, the Bo-pccp drill, In which the Ia
dies of the lodge have attained such prof.
cheney. will re presented.
The lodge has decided to attend the fair
of the Sons of .Ionabab on the I'm instant
in q body, and to invite all the other lodges
to Join in making that evening Good Iem-
plar special. The lodge also placed the
highly esteemed grand secretary, Mr. j. IL.
Dony, in nomination AZ competitor for the
reeala to be awarded at the Jonudab fair,
and appointed a committee to canvass the
lodge. The good of the order programme
embraced addresses by Grand Chief Ma
honey and Grand Secretary Dony, instru-
mental music By Misses Mckim aud Thomp-
son, vocal solos by DR.. llcnslcy and Miss
Shomo recitation by Miss Annie Bond, and
dialogue by Messrs. Meredith and Kidwell
WHY is II that the gir with the biggest feet
aiWuys wants to play Cindprellag we don
National Republican., 1888-04-05
How 81 Made Lucky John Trimbie
Tremble.

John Trimblc, No. 33l s. Broadway. Is the
most contcnted man in Aurora, Ills. for he
has in the bank Si995, the profits of his invest.
mcnt of 81 in The Louisiana State Lottery.
lie was seen by an Express reporter and ac
amount and that 1t was his intention to use
the money, he having lately purchased the cut
stone business Of Isaac Edwards. The ticket
which drew the $4,000 prize was number
;31S5.-Aurora ullSD Express Jan. 30.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
OF Interest to the Deaf.

II cannot fail to be Of interest 10 those af.
iliCtcd with deafness to know that II. A.
visit this city, and will BE- at the National
Hotel tomorrow, Mr.. Wales h the inventor
Of the invisible device for deafness, which has
country and Europe, aniIoT which such ia.
yurabc reports of the different tests made
with them have been published in these
columns. The device Is TO the ears what
glasses are TO the eyes, and is considered a
triumph in medical science.
National Republican., 1888-04-05

NAVE been deaf in one ear ten years. and
partially deaf In the other for two months;
huNc been treated by ear speciality doctors
Ind received no benefit Having used Eiy'S
Cream Balm for about month. | find myself
greatly improved and can hear we'll had
also nasal catarrh, with dropping of mucous
into my throat and pain over my eyes. which
troubles also have entirely disappeared.--D.
u. Ynlcs. Timer Lislc. BroOme COilntY \. Y
National Republican., 1888-04-05
HANDMADE SHOES.

Finest French Kid Button Boots, Louis
XIV heels $7.s6 a pair; very beautifully
hand-sewed and finished.
Bright Dongola Kid Button Boots patent
leather tips, $3.50
The celebrated English "Waukenphast,"
for spring of 1888; the improved shape and,
of course, hand-sewed, s..
IIand-turned Button Boots, common
sense and opera toes, So.
"a" At least ask to sec cthcse high priced,
hut cheap, boots Our shoe man can talk
better of shoes than the advertising man
can write, and as he's polite salesman, has
a pretty shoe parlor and is buyer only
too anxious to see his new stock looked at
and admired, should be an inducement, we
think, for you to call.
National Republican., 1888-04-05

NJ lIEGANr substitute for Oils, Salts, Pills.
and all kinds of bitter nuuscouS Liver Medi
fruit remedy syrup of Figs It's advantages
are CN idCnt il Is more easily taken, more aC'
ccpi0blc to the stomach, more pleasantly eff
lCCtlyc, and moro truly beneficial to the sys,
ten than any other remedy, Recommended
by leading physicians, and for sale IN 20 cent
and : hWttCs by all lrndIng dl1Igglsts.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
viii of Chief Justice waite.

The will of the late Chief Justice Waite has
been admitted to probate at Toledo Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. X. Waite is made sole exccutr;x, and
to her is devised all the property, real and
personal. She Is to give no bond and take no
inventory. The will Is signed by his brother,
Richard waite, j. NJ. Gloyd, and Mrs. Gloyd,
and contains less than 200 words. The prop
erty is valued at $4,000, including the Wash
ingtnn home.
National Republican., 1888-04-05
sca.onablc child suits. El,cman Bros, ;tlr 4
Failing to Make Returns.

Arm.tcad Bankcrt, an aged cOlorcd man.
who /, in tine junk business, failed TO make
hi return on the 25th Of March as Is required
by the police regulations. lie was tried for
the ul:cntr IN the police court yesterday, and
wa released ON hs personal bonds,
National Republican., 1888-04-05
sca.onabl. cmld suits, Eiscman Bros, ;th 4 E
Verdict According to Instructions.

In the eicctmcnt suit of Patch against
White. which has been occupying the atten-
tiUn of circuit court No. ,, Justice Merrick,
for week past, "A verdict was rendered by
the jury yesterday afternoon under nstruc
ton Of the court for the plaintiff, and he wa,
awarded possession of five undivided parts OF
lot , in square t0G.