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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

THECELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE
Il ALUM SPRINGS, with is three superb
hotels aud cottage accommodations arc unex-
ceptionable In Its appointments, are now open.
Capacity. 100. Rates per month OF twenty-
eight days. from so TO $50, according 70 siZe and
lecatisn OF rooms. Special rates for the season.
Mr.. John Carroll, Of Baltimore, celebrated In his
line, 10 In charge ofths eBfsias, with an efficient
corps OF employees.
Elevation 20o0 feet. and surrounded by noun
tains 1000 feet high The great variety OF dis
eases reached aud cared by these waters after
all other remedies hsye failed are 40 numerous
that they have the endorsemsntof the Medical
society OF Virgins. as well as other medical au-
thorities Of the United States and. Europe.
mphlsts TO Do had al Purcell. LAID q Co.'S
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad city ticket
GEORGE l. PEYTON.
General Manager.
Formerly managing partner Of Tho White Sui
phur Springs for sixteen years. my 3-im
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UGUsTA wHITE-SULPHUR
| IA SPRINGS.
On Chesapeake and Ohio railway. about half .
mile from depot aud eighteen miles
west Of stanton.
| More accessible. with lower rates than any
| other Virginia springs Of its etssa
Send for circulars to
DANIEL q ANDERSON,
| my i--3m Pond Gap, We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24


TRUSTEES' SALE OF A DESIRA-
l. BLE'HoUsE kED.LoTERoN TIE
SOUTH SIDE or DECATUR STREET BIZ
TWEEN sIXTEETrH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS, hASCIfBSBER. VA.-Ry virtue OF =
deed of truet frenl,Gielen Richsrdssandher trus-
tee. dated Deoesnbepe6. JESS, and dolNreeorded
In Deedsf]ook'6 page 4ia fn'the clerks ONCE OF
the Hustings C0prt efthe city Of Aancbcsser,
defauit having been made tnthe payment OF a
certain bond secured thereby, and being 50 re-
CURED by the Mechanics Buidfng-Fund Com
pany Of saidcity We will sell &C public auction,
on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1883,
at O'Clock P. NJ, that certain HOUSE AND LOT,
being No. ss in plan Of Psrciysrs addition, 'front.'
ing a. feet 2 incfes ON The south side OF Decatur
street as above. and running back befwoen pa
rsliel lines IS feet. Thisis good chance for any
one wanting a smallhome-
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF exe-
cutting this trust and 70 pay the amount af sS17.D,
now duo on sald bond: the balance upon such
terms Gs will be made known at sale
&C. McRAE,
H. FITZGERALD,
K. w. WEIS1GRR,
Trustees.
SAMPSON & ADASsoN, Auctioneers. ie "a
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Get rid Of that tired feeling - quick .
possible. Take Hoods sssspEizh- which
gives strength 9 COED eppestss and hsAsh.
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By George W. Mayo. Auctienser,
uno + Lsughten. Jr.. sslosnian.l
No. % Ninth street,

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
NJ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BREWSTER
sIDE-BkR TOP BUGGY. MINIS AND W0MEN'S
SHOES. AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
GENERALLY AT AucTI0N.--on
MONDAY
at my regular weekly sale shall sell At iox
! WALNuT-FRAME PARLoR SUITE In good
iHSH ioe srcRsTAKY and BOOKCASE,
Several good oFkacE Desks,
A good sssoxtment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
rukE, which viii incirde Bedsfeads, Ward
robes, Tahlae> several Collage Chamber
suitss, Feathsr-Bods, Mattresses;
IBREwsreh ssDR-BAR TOP BUGGY, In FIRST
A cousiss@sns Of MEMS and woMEvs SHOES
4 isrss ios 4 ussiul IIousRKmrrxa Anrr-
CHA aE4nQk W. MAYO,
IN AnctionesE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

In pursuance Of g decree Of the Circuit Court
July. 1875, IN the suit Of LYMAN. guardian. %.
Lylhsm, &c, the undersigned, special commits
sioners, wiz sell by pvbfic auction, on tho premi-
see, on
MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1883.
st5X O'Clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, being tho late resi-
dence Of Captain J. A LYMAN, ana embracing
an area Of about seventy -seyon acres % highly
productive land all OF which Is nearly level. The
improvements consist Of nice TWO-STOhY
FRAMED DWELLING with 10 rooms, BARN,
STABLE, &C.
Considering the character Of the hand and i'm
proyements, its beautiful and healthy location,
and It's proximity tosthe city--bg good road
also by the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road, at very low rates, 10 may be safely said
that no property now In the market presents 40
many Inducements TO those seeking q 1rst class
suburban inYestZDen Mt and IL is.beleved that this
property can In the near future be divided into
building lots and sold at a handsome profit.
Ii Is scarcely necessary 10 remind persons In
terested IN real estate that the effect OF tho In
PRODUCTION % the Electric railway into our city
and its suburbs. aud the good results 10 follow
our grand Exposition 70 be held next fall, 70 say
nothing Of the steady growth OF the city IN all
directions, but especially westward, and the es-
tablishment Of several new manufacturing on
terprises, will be 10 give In the near future
such an increase In Value as Will make glad the
heart Of every man who is fortunate enough TO
own real estate close 10 the city.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes, with into
rest added, and title retained.
AR COURTNEY,
A. W. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioners.
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PosTPoNKMENT.
On account ofrhe threatened storm the above
sale was postponed until
MONDAY. JUNK Is, 1883
NV. BOWIE.
je2f Auctioneer.
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LYMAN, GUARDIAN. VS.. LYMAN AND ALs.-IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT or HESRlco COUNTY.
], George W. Carter. CLERK Of SAID court. DO
hereby certify that the bond required OF the spe-
cIsl com missioners by decree entered in the
above cause on the 9th day OF July. 1885. has
been duly given. Given under my hand this,
Ilth day Of July, 1855.
GEORGE W. CARTER,
q arb
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Bond OHerfuas.


WASHINGTON, June 23.-Bond offerings TO-
day, s301, leo. Accepted, $50, 100 As NJ 12s.
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BY N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucttonser.
THE CENTRALLY-LOCATED,
wELLARRANaED,
AND
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 81 EAST MAIN STREET
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner, nonresident,
will sell by auction. On ne premises. on
SATURDAY. JUNE g 1855.
at O'Clock P. NJ, the valuable BRICK DWELL
ING above referred 20, stusted on tho south
side Of Main street between Third and Fourth
streets, atpresent occupied by N. A Alien, ESQ,
and containing about ten rooms. with gas, hot
and cold water, bath, range, and La;robs stove.
There Is stabie-snd enrrlaee-house with two
seryanH' rooms above on theaesr OF the lot.
This Is q conpectly arrangedShsuse. Is situated
on one Of our best streets, Is near 70 business,
churches, &C., and Is In easy communication
With al pars OF tho city by streetraisway; aud
remrmber that the horso-cars are about TO bo
supersedeA by electric cars ON mo Asin-strees
line. This Is an especially desirable residonce
for private family and Is eminontiy suitable for
O physician.
fERMs: Reasonable, and attic ssls.
N. w. BowK
Auctioneer.
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NTOUNTAIN-ToP HOTEL AND
WI SPRINGS,
over Rocknsh Gap, Blue-Riegs Mountains, f,s96
feet above the level Of tho sea: nne vows; q do
iishtful summer resort cheap board: strong
iron springs
Many attractions to the Invalid, pleasure
seeker, and families; Of easy access Address
MEssRs. hAsSfE q CO.,
my a5-im Alton, Va
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTELS,
~ NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.
The most delightful summer resort In the NOUN
tains OF Virginia. situated 100 yards from the
great Natural Bridge. Capacity 400. Finest
scenery, music, and 1shing In tho mountsine
No mosquitoes; no malaria. Ronnd-trip tickets
by Richmond and Allegheny and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads.
For fun information address
b. W. KLIPsTEIN.
nv 2q-2m Manager.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS GREAT HEALTH AND PLEASURE
RESORT, with . well-estaolished reputation OF a
century for the medicinal virtues OF the waters
and One summer ciimete, with an altitude OF
1000 feet rboye the sen. and surrounded by
mountains $500 fees, Is NOW OPEN FOX THE
SRASON, under new ownership The high stand
ara Of the CUISINE which IL has only obtained
under the management OF the past four seasons
will be fully maintained aud improved upon, II
possible. Pamphlets with full information can
be obtained Of Mesers. Purcoll.'Iatd a Co. and at
ell ticket-oflces, or by applicatiouto
BgR KAKLE,
ie9lfm superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days,

By Sampson & Adamson,
Real Estate Auctienesrs aud Insurance Agents,
$40 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
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CoBB's ISLAND.
VIRGINIA SEASIDE ERsoRr IN TEE At.
LANTIC OCEAN.
INCREASE OF HOTEL ACCOMMODATION.

New buildings and otnar improvements The
finest beach and surf -bst'nsg la tho world. Can
10 reached from ths North or south daily By
the New YORK, Philsdelphia and Norfolk rait-
road steamer Northampton will DO met every
Mpnday,s Wednesday, and Friday. All trains
mes on arrival a. Choriton station Passengers
considered 70 Coos izLand By steansr. Hotel
physiciann
TRIMS. e 20 per day; tis per week; $40 per
month Cbldren and servants half price.
For furfhpr information address
10 I7-eos3m A y. COBB, Proprietof.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF AN
ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE SUBURBAN
FARM on BROAD STREET,
SHORT DISTANCE WEST
OF rHs
FAIRGROUNDS, WITH GOOD DWELLING
AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

~ REDWOOD HOTEL, GREEN
VI WOOD DEPOT, VA, Chesapeake and
Clio railway. Situated % the southeast slope
OF ths Blue Ridge Mountains, 100 feet above
the level Of the sea AZ 0uesf the most picturesque
and beautiful locations on the Chesapeake and
Ohis railway. For further particulars address
A. Z. BRUCE.
tes-P,SnATuim Proprietor.
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ByN. ". Bowc,
Real Estate AuctionssY.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
MMisrLINH TIE POLICE.
Mistaken Drunken Mans Call 70
the Slight Inspector's,

the Slight Inspectors.
James Ford, colorcd man about middle
age, dCnizcn of that section of the city
formerly called "Foggy Bottom" has been
enjoying himself immensely for some time
past at the expense Of the officers of the
third precinct BY some means he became
possessed of policemans whistle, and 1t
seemed that he would make himself happy
with whisky, and then, going out on the
streets. blow the whistle, hide himself and
glccfully watch the officers respond to the
call and search for their supposed brother
officer
The mere fact uf the whistle being blown
would not have disturbed the officers much
were 1t not for the fact that II sounded like
the call Of Night Inspector Pearson. To
outsiders the blowing Of these whistles
sound alike, hut the officers say that they
know who is sounding the call, and can
tell whether II l. one Of their number.
sergeant, or the night Inspector BY some
luck. the call used 10y Ford rcscmblcd that
of the inspector. and its inopportuuc
sounding has. no doubt, put the officers to
u great deal of worrimcmt, us they believed
the Inspector was in that ucighhOrhOOd,
but they never would see him no matter
how often thcyunswercd the call aud went
in that direction. When they did see the
Inspector hc would deny being there at the
time spoken Of.
Things went ON in this way for some
time and nearly every officer on the beat
had answered the inspectors call and Joined
IN the fruitcss search. Saturday night
Officers kCcfc and Gchrman were on that
beat aud heard the call Instead of answer.
ing II they quietly went In its direction
Again 1t sounded, and was nearer to them
They continued their silent advance, and
suddenly the call sounded only few feet
from them. They grabbed the blower, and
1t was Ford. lie was drunk, and claimed
that tobacco got into the whistle and he
was simply blowing 1t out. "Dsordcry
conduct is written opposite his name on
the bottcr at the third precinct station
house, aud cell No. | is occupied by him
while awaiting an audience with Judge
SmCll This mnrnimm.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Inlre Meetings Tn-Nirht.
The following lodges will meet tonight a
the places named:

Inc lOIloWlHG lOugcS Will ueeL tO'HlguJ ut
the places named:
Masonic Potomac. No ,, Georgetown: u.
u. French. M. IL, Masonic Temple; AnacoSta
No. 81. Anacustia; pcntalpha, No. % Masonic
Temple; Eureka No. 3, 30S Eleventh street.
|, q. q. r.. Beacon. No. l5, odd Fellows
Hall: Excelsior No. IL. odd Fellows Halt;
Harmony, No. ., Eighth street Hall, East
WaShingtun: Union, No. II, Third street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
q. 4. RI. \, Garfield, No, :. lIi2 Pennsyl
vania avenue.
K.'of Culanthc, No. II, ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue; Equal No. IL, 81 Eighth
~tlcCt.
knights Of llonur.-Pntomac 1921.
10. of li.-iIcbcr Tent No ~. Georgetown,
L. %. OF II. M.-Osagc, No, o. 1923 seventh
street.
10. M.--Potomac No. Q. GON G street north.
west; Harmony. No. o. Hilton Hall, seventh
and u streets.
X. of Golden Eagle Monarch, No >, 81
Ninth street northwest.
[. N.I.-Julm A. Logan No. ,. Veterans
Hall. ,r!3 + street northwest,
Sons of JOnadub. InvnciblC. No. :, ACad.
Cmy Hal. Georgetown.
L. q. G. Friendship. No. II, Wilmot Hall,
Eighth and ! streets northeast; Anchor, No.
IL, Elks Hall, ~! Pennsylvania avenue.
National Cniun-C congressional, No, '!OS, lOD'
e. street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Picnic BY NIGHT.
An Old Man Enjoying Himself in tn
Woods.

Benjamin Gray Is old enough to keep out
of harms way, and not be prowlng around
at late hours Officers Fificld and Slack,
noticing his movements and considering
other suspicious circumstances early yester-
day morning placed him under arrest They
were riding along the Rock creek road and
saw fire blazing brilliantly in the woods
near by. On reaching the spot they found
Gray seated comfortably near the burning
pile. Beside him was q large basket and In
that a bag aud crowbar. "What are you
doing here said one Of the officers who
recognized the man.
"Nuln," was the reply, In stupid sort
Of way.
You are rather far away from home to be
doing that much.
The officers further questioned the man,
aud his answers being rather deceptive they
thought 1t best to take him to the station
Lousc, where they placed q charge of ma
licious trespass against him. From the
manner in which the prisoner acted the
policemen were led to believe that Gray
meant no good, and thought 1t best to take
him into custody,
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Mems Summer Half Hose.

For 25c pair we undoubtedly give the
best values In this city. We offer Fancy
Striped Lislc Thread Half Hose for 25c that
were imported to sell at 75c pair. In plain
colors we have all the new shades, also black
in Morley's English and Schopper's German
Half Hose. over 800 dozen pairs, which in
25c paris au illustration of the effective
ness of our cash purchases Thirty-three
dozen full regular English Balbriggan Half
Hose, . pairs for 25c, worth 25c for one pair,
Is another illustration.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
pinliCO Races.

For the accommodation of those desiring to
attend the spring meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club at Pimlico, Md. May ITO II, in.
elusive. the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Sixth street station at D. m, running direct
to the race course without change of cars, and
returning to Washington at conclusion of
races. Round trip tickets will be sold at rate
Of 81, Grand stand ana pool lawn tickets will
lie on sale at ticket offices of the company In
fIis pity
National Republican., 1888-05-07
MASONIC CELEBRATION.
Harmony Lodge, No. IL, Observes its
Twenty-fifth Anniversary.


Harmony Lodge, No. II, T. A. A. M,put
itself on record last Saturday night as being
the foremost body in the organization Of
District Masonry in knowing how to cclc-
rate an anniversary. When Worshipful
Master John $. Blackmar took his seat in
the east at seven o'clock sharp, II seemed
as IL there would not he room enough to
accommodate those present. An hour later
u long procession Of the brethren filed into
The spacious banquet room adjoining the
lodge room, headed by Grand Master Jesse
B. Lee, who was supported by Deputy
Grand Master Harrison Dngman and
Grand Secretary W. r. Singleton.
At the word of Worshipful Master Black
mar the 200 members aud guests sat down
10 q splendid rcpast the work Of Caterer
Louis Schmid and Of Mcssrs. o. $. Firman,
W. A. Yates, --- Austin, W. II. Smith,
and l.. II CHM, committee of arrangements.
When the cloth was removed Toastmnstcr
and Past Master George +. Carson took
charge of the proceedings. The toasts were
many and in honor of the Grand Lodge of the
District, GraLd Chapter, and the various
Masonic bodies, including Harmony Lodge,
These were responded to by Grand Master
Lee, Grand Secretary Singleton, and by
McssIs. Blackmar, Gray. McGcc, Robert
Ball. A. W. COttrell. and others.
Harmony Lodge was organized May .,
1868, and of the thirteen charter members
only three -Messrs. j. W. d. Gray, W. A.
Yates aud W. j. Brown are now mem.
bers. The present membership Is about
40, and the lodge is in excellent financial
condition. The original officers were W.
NJ. j. W. ID. Gray 5. W., 4. c. Eckloff; j.
W, VIM. Blair Lloyd: secretary, W. A.,
Yates aud treasurer W. A. Brown. The
present officers are: ". NJ. John $. Black
mar. $. W, Fred X. Sweet; j. w, W.
Hamilton Smith; secretary, W. \. Yates;
treasurer, o. :. Firmiu: master Of ccre-
monies, Samuel Baxter; senior deacon, L..
ID. Carmen: junior deacon, l., Il. CHM;
stewards, Frank McC. Crlswell and Frank
:. William: tilcr, Isaac :. Gray.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Fire at the Washington Brick Works

Fire at the Washington Brick Works.
Alarm box G!s was pulled at II o'clock yes.
tcrduy morning for fire discovered in the
engine room of the Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, Fourteenth and Boundary
streets northeast The flames had gotten under
good hcadway by the time that the fire com
ranies had made the long run to the yard. BY
energetic work the flames were put out and
the loss sustained placed at $500, fully GOV.
by insurance. The cause of the fire is un.
l.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
CoNDENSED LOCALS.

Tie presidents of the Democratic clubs of
tie District met on Saturday night AT Enduw-
wcnt Hall and took steps 10 copy the Rc?ub-
licanS in forming party league.
At II o'clock saturday morning Alexander
Narrower, n track hand Ht the Baltimore and
Potomac freight yard, had two ribs broken by
an iron beam falling upon him while unload
ing u freight car He was attended by br.
BOarnan and removed 10 his home, 1905 New
Jersey avenue southeast,
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Pennsylvania Railroads Press EXcur-


The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
arranged IL special tour to Luray and Natural
Bridge for the pres, of this city, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore on the 18th instant. As this
comlmny does everything In iirSt-clasS style,
those fortunate enough to he the cOmpany,s
guests are sure OF having n most enjoyable
time.
National Republican., 1888-05-07

The safe Of Freeman, the florist, at Thir.
tccnth and L streets y. W, was robbed Thurs.
day night while the clerk was in the cellar
washing his face and hands. Officer Galway,
who patrols that beat, found ont the robbery
boy named Wm. Thomas. The amount stolen
Is not known, but it Is clearly proven that
Thomas cot Il $50 bill.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
VeddingPresents
AND
House FurniSherS
Read carefully what we
offer:

M day Clock, cathedral strike both hour
and half, in II black cnamclcd metal case,
H.! inches long . inches high. Our price,
s., regular price, Sl2.
Eight day Malhlcizcd Iron Clock, porcelain
dial, marble pillars, cathedral strike lO!X
lOI. Our price, $3.50; regular price, $3.50.
Extra Large Black EmHnclcd Iron Clock,
IurcClaiu dial, cathedral hour and half
strike, la!Xlo!, Only $l2; regular price,
ST..
hp,ruiuo Black Marble Clor.. with mluid
CD,crd marble, fine French movement,
cathedral chime strike, runin" fifteen
day, UnIyil5; regular price, SO. Size
9yln. Another larger French Black Mar
bic Clock lalNo! 81; rcguarvaluc, $50,
hu-clcaml Bronze Clock, French dial, vis-
bic c-cwpcmout. bronze figure Of Mercury,
ca'hcdiu strike, something very fine
;:# worth So.
Waluq, s. day clocks, strike chommd halves,
for $50,
Brouzc Top Pieces to suit above clocks from
- 10 50.
pair Of elegant Bronze Statues with
hrruzc base, "Duu Cusar' and "Don
Juan, Il inches high only SIS the pair;
regular price. -,
All our American clorh,urc of best standard
m.Lu, Seth Thomas, An,onia Clock
Company, SO, We warrant each aud
every one, hooplhrm nordcrlrccof charge
Tor one year, and when sold lut them in
place I'm your house running.
The above prices are net
spot cash only.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Fast Trains to baltimore,

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad runs more
and faster trains between Washington and
Baltimore than any other line. Four trains
make the run in forty.hvc minutes: four
make il in fifty minutes; six make II in one
hour. There are eighteen u. and q. trains
each way between the two cities. See time
tnblr i'm This pnnpr.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Ivanwold Hotel and Ferry Company.

The subscription hooks of the above com.
pany 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 ut
$50 per share.
subscriptions will he received for five or
more shares, payable 81 per share at the
closing of the subscription books and 81 per
shnrC monthly thCrrnfter until mid.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
MEMS
DEPARTMENT NEAR DOOR OF 40.
1l10 PA. AVE.
(MEN AssIsTANTSJ

(MEN ASSISTANTS.)
Domestic Bal. Underwear %. 3j, soc.
Imported Bal Underwear, T5c, 81, Sl.25.
Fancy Striped Underwear, G5c, 81, Sl.6S.
Colored Wool Underwear, soc and 81.
India Gauzo Underwear, 25, 81, SOC.
Gossamer or Spring-wcight, 35 and Soc
Improved Jean Drawers, SOC pair.
You'll notice our 81 Spring-wcight All
wool Underwear is silk-faced, and the
drawers are re-cnforced at parts liable to
wear. The colors, too are new and pretty.
in shape.
The new ribbed body-ftting Bal. Under
wear is only 15c here, and 81 everywhere else.
The 25c Balbriggan shirts are a marvel for
the money. just as cheap, in proportion, are
our Sl25 Bal. Shirts aud Drawers; they look
more like silk than cotton.
National Republican., 1888-05-07

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuscr. Busch Brewing
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
west. Phone SS9.5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Cheap and Good Underwear
Hosiery Bargains.

Children's Ribbed Black Hose, ,25c, all sizes.
Ladies' &c. G." Colored Ribbed Lisle
Hose, 55c.
Ladies' Striped Boot Pattern Hose, 25c.
New shades schopper's Celebrated Hose,
Csc.
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black Hose, 20c
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle Hose, SIC.
New shades Ribbed Silk Hose, 75c, Z.
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Mems Flannel Shirts,

For touring, bicycling, rowing, &c, Csc, 81,
S1.50, Sl.T5, So, $3.50
National Republican., 1888-05-07
Robbprics HpDprted,

The following robbercs have been reported
TO the police: Frank Van Ginder, driver of ear
No. =, Metropolitan railroad, that about 1915
saturday night. while at Seventh and Bound.
ry streets, some unknown party stole his
cash box. containing 50 in money and 50 worth
of tickets. George Middour, 9Oi Fourteenth
street northwest. stolen II gold Etruscan
Lrcastpin and II pair of driving reins
National Republican., 1888-05-07

Never In the history of our business did we
have such elegant Boys and Children'S cloth
ing Eiscman Bros, fth " +, Manufacturing
Cluthers and Tailors.
National Republican., 1888-05-07

ACENT> who desire to work plan of life in
-uraEcc that conmcnds itself to the common
sense OF the public should consult the ohio
building.