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Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04
AGENTS FOR THx LAFELlE TURBINE
 WATER WHEEL. JAMES P. McALLIS1ER, asaxS
Occidental Hotel,

This is the only hrst-classhctsl sS Tombstone. It is handsomely zur-ieksa with all modern improvements. Tss-. elers who stop st this house rill tsss every comfort and attsntioa. priT- oS, rooms for commerc;a, E2avslers 7tfszss, |. able rates. 4 splendic LuliarS easiA and card room. The bar l. eurs.!s with pure brands of x'ipss, l.t .'tss. :, cigars
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04
To the Public.

Good Brussels carpet $ cts per yard at Bagg's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

Wolcott buys and sells for cash and hence cannot be undersold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

Wall paper from IS cents to sr.5c at Rapc's
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

TOMBSTONE, Feb. 2, 1888. The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Present-D. Cohn, chairman, and F. L. Moore and T. J. White, Supervis- ors.
 Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
 Resolved. by unanimous vote that the Treasurer be and is instructed to set aside for the use of the Wilcox school district the sum of $4oo from the frs, money received from licenses for school purposes. By unanimous vote the following claims were allowed and warrants ordered ] drawn:
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

Tucson-J. B. HAMBLEToN. Tombstone-V. C. WILSON. Nogales-J. M. WILSON.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04
CUSTOMS OFFICE

Register-A. D. DUFF.
 Receiver-FRED. w. SMITH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04
UNITED STATES OFFICERS
TUCSON LAND OFFICE

United States Marshal-W. K. MEADE. United States Attorney-OwEN l. ROUSE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

CONTINGENT FUND. Tombstone EPITAPH, publishing proceedings and job printing. SIo5 30 o. Geisenhofer, feeding prisoners S2 So Tombstone Prospector, county advertising ................. Io 30
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-02-04

By unanimous vote the Board ad- journed to meet at 10 o'clock a. m., Feb. ?, 1888.
 Approved: D. CONN,
 Chairman. Attest: VIM. D. MoNMoNIER,
 Clerk.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
DESERTED IN TIE HONEYMOON.
Poor Specimen of II Husband who lie.
fused to support q wife.


Justice james, in equity court, yesterday,
granted Annie T.. Smart divorce from the
bonds of matrimony with Edwin J.. Smart
and permission to resume her maiden name
Of Eaip. In the bill, filed by her solicitor,
Mr.. H. u. MOulton, the complainant tells
the story of the great injustice done to her.
She was married In this city jau ~, 1873,
by the Rev. DIR. AbcrcrOmhie, and her future
life looked fair to her. Shortly after the
marriage they went to Jersey City, n. J, to
reside. and less than six weeks after the
marriage and before the honeymoon had
passed she says that her husband told her
he could not and would not continue to
support her, and that she had better return
to her home IN this city. This she did aud
has since earned living 10y sewing, clerk.
ing IN stores, and other honorable means Of
livelihood
Amanda Wlnlrce, hy her solicitor, Mr.
W. &. Martini ycstcrdayfiled a hill In equity
for divorce from Hannibal WinfIcc on the
grounds Of dCscrtiun and non.suppOrt.
They were married In Richmond on April !,
1874, and lived together until February or
March, 1879, when he deserted her aud has
ever since refused to live with her or con.
tribute to the support of herself and thell
daughter. She prays for divorce, custody
Of the child, and permission to resume hcl
maiden name uf ShakcGud
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Taken TO LYNN for I,uriHI,

The remains OF the late Mrs Mary L.
Faunce, wife of the Rev. ID. W. Faunce,
pastor of the l. Ssreet Baptist Church, were
sent to Lynn, Mass, on the 9 o'clock Balti-
more and Potomac train yesterday afternoon
for intermcnt. Funeral services were held
in the above mentioned church at noon yes
tcrday, Rev. {. c. Mcador, Of the South
Washington Church, officiating, assisted by
Rev. Huntington, Rev. 5. IL. Greene, Rev.
Mr.. Stakeley, Rev. Mr.. SVEN. and Rev. Mr..
Miller. The services were most impressive.
The choir, directed by Mr. George l.. Sheriff,
sang several appropriate hymns, and two
poems Of which Mrs. Faunce was exceed
inely fond were rcCtcd. Mcssrs. Fletcher,
Parks, llhodcrick, Farliss, Fenwick, Stowcll,
and OlCott the seven dcacons of the church,
acted rs palhcarcrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
TIE sMALh.rmrNGs OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY,

sunday NATtoNAL REruBMcNN delivered by
carrier or mail; price only 10 cents month.
sample copies will be furnished free to- all
pCrsous sending their address to the business
Office.
Dr.. W. Van voorhees, has purchased Of WIN.
square SO.
Albert :. Bmchc and wife have sold to i.
Artis W. BurChr. for SilOD, subiot l. In
,QuUiC !!3.
w.T. scitz Ina, been awarded the contract
for furnishing dog tags tO the District at SlijD
per thousand
Agostinu Nlontcgrino, ir, has purchased of
James l. . Barbour and wife for 5000 SItblOt
~, lu square il3.
Contractor Crawford la. been ordered to
rcsurfacc II street from Sixteenth street TO
Connecticut avenue.
The commission of additional private given
20 John Carter, driver of the patrol wagon IN
the fourth precinct. has been revoked,
Permission has been granted the IIcrdic
Company to attach ar electric motor to one
oi then vehicles hy way OF experiment.
Tie contract for certain work at the L
street pumping station has been given to
Mcssrs. scott y Wilson, Their bid was Sl,Oaj.
The commissioners have sent Secretary
| Whitney n communication asking for certain
| old srals ut the navy yard for use In District
| engine houses.
| Ir, George :. king, who was arrested last
| week iur us>aulting hi, wife aud pointing u
| revolver AT Oliocr MHdigUi, ha~ Been sent to
| the insane asylum
The commissioner, are looking into the pre-.
NHiliHg method of paving clerks and miScol.
iUueOuS employees In The water Office out Of
the appropriation for pipe distribution,
L. y. Laudon Of the pension Office, was
thrown hcadturCmusi out uf his buggy on
Fourteenth street sunday evening. strikin his
shoulders. II Is feared that he i internally
injured.
Alice u. Atkinson and George Il. Atkinson
| have sold all the materials. fixtures. contracts
leases, &c. Of their job printing Office, at 1873
| j street northwest. tu Charles W. Brown and
| George 4. McEltrC>ll Tor Slano.
-Four men were tried yesterday for stealing
rides ON an Outgoing train ON the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad. Judge Smell placed
them under so bonds ur thirty days In the
workhuusc. one succeeded In getting bonds.
VIM. Nosburg alias John Lee, who in March,
lsSi. forfeited hi bond Of $1,000 to stand trial
on the charge of stealing SilljO from the per.
son of John II. Click Uu March D. 1885, was yes.
tclday airGiguCd In the criminal court, and
entered plea Of not guilty to the charge.
At the regular monthly meeting for May of
the Mutual Co operative Building Association
the money was sold for per cent. The fol.
lowing directors were elected for one year
from January lSSS. by the board Of directors:
August BurgdoM and william II. Nccrhun.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
HELPING THE COURT our.
Criminals who Pleaded Guilty to Avoid
TpfaI

The session Of the criminal court ycstcr-
day was short, owing to the unexpected
change Of pleas of the defendants In the
two cases set for trial.
The first was that Of Mitchell j. Roxbury,
the l1-yuar-uld white boy indicted ON Feb.
= last ON the charge of violating section
5iCO Revised Statutes Of the United States,
by rohbng the United States mails on Aug.
q, lSSD. Of 4 letter addressed. "Miss Oracle
u. Parker, Irene, luudoun county, Nu.,'
aud containing So. The modus opcrandi of
the young criminal was quite unique. lie
had prepared q piece of cardboard with u
crook ON one end. and, going to a letter box,
he would insert the cardboard through the
opening left for letters, with the crooked
end at the bottom, and leave 1t there. As q
consequence, when letters were dropped
into the box, one or more would lodge in
the crook, and on his next visit he would
draw the cardboard up and secure his booty.
When his case was called yesterday morn
ug he Withdrew his former plea of not
guilty, entered one of guilty, and was re-
muudcd to jail for sentence. Owing to- his
youth. Mr. T. f. Miller his counsel, asked
the court for mercy.
The next case was that Of Charles VIII
liamS, indicted on the charge of assault with
intent to commit rape upon Laura j. Craw-
ford, white woman. in front Of the George
Town College on the night oI April y last.
This was q peculiar case, and the district
attorney and hi, assistants having carefully
gone over the testimony, came to the con-
ClusiOu that the charge could not be proven,
as their testimony would only show that
Williams had put his arm around the lady's
neck and told her not to make a noise; that
SHE fell TO the ground through fright, aud
that he had not made any attempt to take
lihclties with her person. Under this state
Of affairs It was a question whether the
mans intent was robbery or rape. So when
Williams offered to enter plea Of guilty Of
government. agreed to II. with the under
standing that he was TO he given the full
extent Of the law--Uilc year In jail Will
lians wa, rCmaudrd for sentence.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Mcssrs. Coldcron Carlisle, IL. L. Davis,
Geo. T.. Hamilton, :. Il. Bond, AMI c. C..
Cole have been appointed by Mr.. n. 5.
Worthington. president of the District Bar
Association, as the committee Of arrange
meuts, In conjunction with the ten gentle.
men previously appointed, for the meeting
of the National Bar Association in this city
on May ~. II is expected that the sessions
of the convention will he held in the lee
turc hall Of the Columbian University, but
nothing definite has been decided upon.
The committee have been notified by the
New York State Bar Association and Toledo
Bar Association that delegates will he sent
from Those hudicS.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Momnn's Tnrcign NIlssions.

\ mcCtin" uf the executive committee of
The Womau's Forcigl, Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Protestant Church will he
held In the VI. T.. Church, corner Twelfth
aud VI streets northwest, at o'clock this
evening. Important stations have been cS
tahlshgd ly the society in the larger cities
Of Japan, and they are arranging to erect
new mission quarters in the most eligible
section Of the city of Yokohama. Sessions
will lie held daily, aud the pwhlic are invited
To- Miiull.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

General William Blrncy. the wcll-liuwn
attorney and popular gentleman, yesterday
received tie sal news of the death Of his
mcthcr, Hon james BirnCy. which oc-
cured ON that day ut his home IN Bay City.
Mich. The deceased was Il years of age
and hud HE'D the Offices Of circuit Judge,
senator, lieutenant governor, and acting
governor Or the state Of Michigan. From
1876 TO 1So2 he was United States minister
at The Hague lie leaves a married and q
single daughter.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
rENlpLAR PRIZE DRILL.
Two Coiorcd Communicates VIII Give
AN ENhiLiiiOu,

lvanhoc Commondery (colorcd), No. 5,
knights Tcmplar of New York city; st.
Johns Commandery, of Baltimore, and
Mount Moriah Commandery, Of Virginia,
will arrive In the city on Monday next and
will bc the guests of Simon Commandery,
No. j. \ parade of the four communicates
will take place that afternoon at o'clock.
IN the evening banquet will be rendered
the guests at the Washington Cadets ar
mory. a feature Of the evening will bc q
competitive drill between st. johns Com
mandery, which took first prize at the Ma
sonic centennial IN lsS4, and lvanhoe Com.
mandery, which took second prize on the
same OCCASION and has challenged any col
orcd commaudCry In the country to drill for
National Republican., 1888-05-09

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Richard c, Pitts and Jennie Dalick
both of Wcstmorcluul county, Va; Edward
AIclurucy, of Bridgeport, Conn, and Marga
ret 4. HyTnc. of this city; lguUtluS Brown and
Mary Lee Daniel Buckucr and Fannie Will
iuInS. Joseph +. Smothcrs and Charity \.
Bates, August SpcCkmau and Katie Excl
Henry Yates and Ierclda Brichcttu, Hami
ton NJ. MaCNamaTa, of this city, and Maria j
thuttcllicr, of Philadelphia, Pa; Turner A.
Flynn, of this city. and Mullle Y, Butler oi
lrCdCriCks sburg Va.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
T,mnor,riIy rcstroireJ

MI. Horace NJ Cake, by his attorneys,
MCssrs. WurthinGun and Head. yesterday
fled a bill in equity against The Richmond, q"
corner of Seventeenth and II streets north.
west, to restrain the owners from proceedings
at law. Since June ,. 1886, the complainant
has been the lessee of the building, and al.
CgcS that he has been to much trouble and
unnecessary expense. and that he IS entitled
To certain credits. and prays that the dcfcn-
dunt he restrained from taking proceedings at
law, and ask. for an account, The bill wa
taken before Justice Cos, sitting in equity
court, and lie granted a restraining order re.
tUyTIhlC ON Alay ~ next.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Hosiery Bargains.

Chidren's Ribbed Black Hose, ,25c, all sizes.
Ladies' &c. g." Colored Ribbed Lisle
Hose, BIC.
Ladies' Striped Boot Pattern Hose, 25c.
New shades Shoppers Celebrated Hose,
35c.
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black Hose, 29c.
Ladies' Fast Black l.isle Hose, 55c.
New shades Ribbed SILK Hose T5c.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Mnnt. necl rrnm tIlc Commissioned.

Anna r. liralulall In the name of the United
states, yesterday filed an application ON the
law side Of the court for Il writ of mandamuS
to compel tie District commissioners to exc.
cute to her deeds ON certain property in this
city purchased 10y Charlie, 4, Bramhall IN
june, l$,U. and aitCrwurd the certificates
taken before justice cox and he certified them
tothc court i'm general term tu be heard in the
fret instance,
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Iicuur-t to the MusOns.

The last and will and testament of William
lIrncry was file in the registers olcc ycstor
DAY. The following requests are maic; To
NCwJcrusalcm Lodge. No. ., I. \. \. VI, 500,
provided they attend the funeral of tcStatur
the District 500: Humane Society, 500: Arbi-
tratiun League OF America, so; Garfield Hos.
pit9l, $50; night lodging house $50, All the
residue ot the estate goes to the widow, Sarah
.IputIiy
National Republican., 1888-05-09
piIniirD Races,

For the accommodation Of those desiring to
attend the spring meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey club at pimlicu, Md, May Sto II, in.
elusive the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Sixth street station at ! y. M, running direct
to tie race course without change of cars. and
returning to Washington ut conclusion of
nf 81 crI %T .tad rMii ana nooI awn ti"Ects . W Viii
be ON sale 1T ticket offices of the company in
Ills city
National Republican., 1888-05-09

H. DclIcacy Of Flavor and the efficacy Of
II, action have rendered the famous liquid
fruit remedy, syrup of Figs, immensely pipu.
lar u ClCunsC> aud tones up the ClOgged and
icNur.h system, dispclS headaches, colds. ami
icycrS, cures lIuhit,iGl Constipation, Dysprp-
siu nld the many Ills depending on Il weak or
mUCtiyc condition of the Kidneys, Liver and
ali lcad!ng dru@si,tG. Manufact,ired only byy
the California Fix syrup Company, san Fran
cisco, cal
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Ivanwold Hotel and Ferry Compnny

Tie suh-crlptiuu hook, Of the above com.
uany are now open at the office of Gurley
Brothers, 1919 + street northwest.
by the charter OF the company the capital
stock OF $4,000 Is divided into 500 shares at
$50 per share,
Subscriptions viii be- received for five or
more shares, payable - per share at the
closing Of the subscription books and - per
eMNIe monthly thcINullur mmiil mid.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
MEMS
DEPARTMENT NEAR DOOR OF NO.
1llO PA. AVE.
(MEN ASSISTANTS.)

(MEN ASSISTANTS.I
Domestic Bal Underwear %, 35, soc.
Imported Bal. Underwear, 1jc, 81, Sl.25.
Fancy Striped Underwear, Csc, 81, Sl6S.
Colurcd Wool Underwear, soc and 81.
India Gau2c Underwear, -, 35, SOC.
Gossamer or Spring-wcight, 35 and Soc
Improved Jean Drawers, 50c pair.
Iou'll notice our ~ Spring-weight All
wool Underwear is silk.raCed, and the
drawers are re-eniorccd at parts liable to
wear. The colors too are new and pretty.
The SOC Jean Drawers show Improvement
In shape.
The new ribbed body-litting Bal. Under
wear is ouly 15c here and 81 everywhere else
The 25c Balbrggan shirts are a marvel for
the money. Just as cheap, in proportion, are
our Sl.25 Bal. Shirts and Drawers; they look
more like sill; than cotton.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

The Virginia Republican Association will
give it, May banquet this evening at the
Cadets Armory, on o, between Seventh and
Eighth streets northwest, and an enjoyable
time is promised all attending. Several
prominent speakers will be present, and, Of
course, ,pvCchmal;ing follows.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

HowLhHD DENTAL ASSOCIATION I'll Four
and.a.halr street northwest, three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avcnue l.. l.. Rowland, NJ.
D.. &, II, lowland, d. D, s., surgical, operative,
nitrous oxide, 10 cents each tooth, and only 30
cents extra for gas, whether one or a number
of teeth are extracted ut the same sitting.
persons Artificial teeth 5, per set. Gold,
amalgum, and white filings inserted In the
best manner. All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
pntcnis tn IInmc Tnlks.

TlofoHowlug Is a list OF the patent, recently
@lmtcd 10 citizen. ul the Districts Jos.E e.
Holmes apparatus lur'rmspuWing and trans
tOriug gusy.or iigUll, under pressure; Emil
Wagner, bird cugc ,niuF Matthew \. Chony,
.usLcat rGwrr't, Irsr dlltrlGGtty Of 6uiIIing.,
70 same, for sainc Ju. H. Fry puw Daniel
Il, ItCNard, draft equalizer
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Lodge Meetings Tonight.
Tie following lodge. will meet to.nigh, a
tie places named:

Tie following lodge, will meet tonight at
tic places named:
MASONIC Washington CommanlCry. No. l.,
IL. r.. Masonic Temple,
G.. \, E.-Kit CARSON NJ. = II! pcnnsyl.
NuuiH avenue.
loo. r Federal City. No. ~ odd Eel.
lows HALL Ruth, No. =. odd FelluwS's Hail:
Columbia. No. I. odd Fellows Hail.
Knights of Pythius Federal. No. >, MrCau.
lcy'> Hall, 300 Pennsylvania avenue southeast:
livimiunc No II. Georgetown; Mount Vernon
Nc. :. Ninth street and Pennsylvania ayenuc.
10. oi l;.-Jniun. NJ. S,, III Eighth street
t. q. M.-capilal, Ne, II, 500 street north.
west.
in. q. |. A. M.--Goidru Rule. No. =, Acad.
cmy Hall, 1895 Thirty. second street north
wCst American Guard. No. /, Cruplcy's Hall,
1hi,ty.hr>t and VI street,.
10, g. T.-Fidclity No. II, Haynes Hall,
AuaCu stu: George ". SaltCr. Wum's Hall, ~
sixth street northwest
Il. u. Of T.-Capitnl city. No. I. Stilham's
Han. 1923 seventh street nurhwrt.
1. q. uf Washington Lodge. No. III, No.
coo & street northwest.
&. A. F.-Ncwtun Camp lie pruit bUilding,
Room 90.
Patriotic order SON. ui America Washing.
ton Camp. Ne. /. Golden Eagle Hall, 81 Ninth
street northwest
For fo,rily ti.p NJ, b.nr l. bntfar than Ihn
National Republican., 1888-05-09
building Permits.

The following building permits were
granted yesterday; Thomas l.. King, to
erect dwellings 1924, 1896 and 1925 alley
in square 5l., to cost -, 100: j. :. Boss,
dwellings Dl5 and az Y street, $1,000; G.
H. Ruw1cc. dwelling on Sixteenth street
extended, ~ ,4GO,
National Republican., 1888-05-09

"AInHRNEY DAIRY WAGONS, Fresh Alder.
cred IN pounds'Wardn prints at i5 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart. and sweet milk
al CCmts nGr QuArt.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

BrpKgLEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, aud 20 cents a pint, - cents sample
bottle. Tharp, SIS i street northwest,
National Republican., 1888-05-09
For ITner rotomnc Landings.

Tie steamer "Cccilr." to-day. will not make
hGl regular trips. but tomorrow and every
day during the season the steamer will make
her regular trips on inc See advertisement
on second rHgC.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
NnmIts AFRO pmhlic NYnrks.

that vaults are public works and that un-
dcrgronnd wires when found to interfere
with these improvements must give way to
them.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Cheap and Good Underwear.

As illustrations, the 25c Gauze Vests are
nicely finished at neck with ribbons, and
those with no sleeves have strongly ribbed
armholcs. They como in no less than six
styles lst high neck and long sleeves; I'd,
higlfncck and short sleeves 3D. high neck
and no sleeves: Ith, low neck and no sleeves;
9th, low neck and Jersey fitting 9th, low
neck and bust form.
The 81 Ribbed silk Vests come IN a beau
tiful variety of shades, and equal quality
cannot be obtained elsewhere under $l,25.
All Pants we have are Jersey.itting.
Two illustrations, of many, showing our
cash system enables lower prices than usual,
and without sacrifice Of quality.
Chldrcn's Summer Underwear proper
tiOnatCly cheap.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

GD,Np ball and hauQuo' in honor of the
supreme Castle, knights of the Golden EAGLE,
Tuesday evening, Muy9?, lStS, National Rifles
Hall. Tickets, 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-09
slight Trains to baltimore.

Tie Il, and O. train leaving Washington at
1880 y. daily arrives In Baltimore at ll.iO
y. N, This is the best and fastest might train
10 tie Monumental city.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

After hciug lifted with Our make ul clothing
uyor, never hesitate io purchase. Eiscmln
lrC.o ,tl ~ T., MuuulHfjWiug Cluther, and
IuiI,T-
National Republican., 1888-05-09
I.tnlr Id thn Lnlr Nm. d. familiar.

The cHccutorol the estate ur the late Vim,
H. Fuller who wiI"l an his property to the
Society forthc Prevention of Cruelty to Ami.
mails. yesterday filed In the probate court an
inventory OF tie personal D,tUtc In the Dis
triCl ltmuowi- 10 sHt3SlGl,
National Republican., 1888-05-09
Mems Summer Half Hose.

For 25c pair we undoubtedly give the
best values In this city. We offer Fancy
Striped Lisle Thread Half Hose for 25c that
were imported to sell at ijc pair. In plain
colcrs we have all the new shades, also black
IN Morley's English and Schopper's German
Half Hose. Over 800 dozen pairs, which in
cludcs nearly so different styles. The price
a5c Il paris an illustration Of the effective
ness of our cash purchases. 1hirty-three
dozen full regular English Balhrggan Half
Hose . pairs for 25c, worth 25c for one pair,
Is another illustration.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

Ncycr In tic history of our business did we
have -uCh elegant Boys and Children's cloth.
ing Fireman Bro. ;tA X H. Manufacturing
ClUlhiDr- Wlt Tai. "..
National Republican., 1888-05-09

y LIFE company that j. wurthyor confidence
should be uS ready TO pay losses AZ to receive
premiums. The ohio Valley Life Company
has paid S35c,tG0 ut death claims.
National Republican., 1888-05-09

The prices. fit, and an piouruncc of our cloth
mg ale such tlat they cannot he copied nor
oQuNlcd by any Of oUr competitors. Eisemau
liruS, ,ill y Il. Manufacturing Cluthicrs and
National Republican., 1888-05-09
VeddingPresents
AND
House FurnisherS
Read carefully what we
offer:

m : day Ciock, cathedral strike both hour
II! inches long, . inches high Our price,
s.; regular price, Sl.,
Eight day Marhcizcd Iron Clock. porcelain
dial marble pillars, cathedral strike, lOly
iOl Ourplicc, $3.50: regular price, $3.50.
Extra Large Black EuNmclcd Iron Clock,
porcelain dial, cathedral hour and half
strike, i5!Xi0., only 81; regular price,
Sis.
a genuine llck Marble Clock, with ulalG
Coucl marble, tine French movement,
cathedral chime strike, runra,Ig fifteen
days. Only So; regular price, So. Size
GSlO, Another larger French BldcI, Mar
bic Clock, 1850 $l7; rcgularyauc, $50,
An elegant Bronze Clock French dial, visi-
tic cscapcmcut, bronze figure of Mercury,
cathedral strike, something very fine
$93; worth $3j,
Walnut day clocks strike hour and halves,
for $50
Brou2c Top Piece, to suit above clock, from
- lu ~
n pair Of elegant Bronze Statuc,, with
.hron2c base, "Don Caesar and "Don
Juan, Il inches high Only the pair;
REGULAR price -.
All our American cloch- mc Of best standard
mahci,- Seth Thomas, Au,onia Clock
Company Nc. We warrant each and
cyDlomc hopplhcm I'm ordcrfrccol charge
tnr on, y.r and when sold put them in
l'src iu your house running
The above prices are net
spot cash only.