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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
FOR TRADE

ITO TRADE-IsO acres Of good land Ia Cornsnehs
4 county. kaasas, for good stylish team and ear
rage OF good single driver and orzZy, i41 koT-h
Natn street. Z-s<
L'OR TRADE--A good % II 10. IL Kansas City
IL DO. for lots a. ~ " ich3t4. clear n
circumference, Iaquife a. zis Se~ YORK srsza>.
Wichita zss
L-OP THADE-Stce % room regfseac. and a.
II modern improvements IL 8est wichita. two
sections Q: river sOttor1 land IN E4wkgss eo1sty.
and i o-s n TIRE q the city u Esrrf9s sl-o
Missouri land and cher property. Th@nd1e ny 9~D
property. charge Tou n issios and VIII give
ycsi fAir trade. Cal ard ron l.. ftsttS
building. A J. EogNo-rh- AG
ITO TRADE-Tey . SCH Of general nisyc6srct,s
Il some very dN-srsuse City properly = - joan
ccsaty seat o. Stafford cgs1ts. Eans&s q - acre
farm fourteen miles from egaDsy ss@S s4sa 20 bead
Of mixed cattle II Keof condition A1cTsss, Gizzs
cock q Co. - John Ez&. LII
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
REMOVED.

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved their
Office from No pa +. Douglas to rooms No. 20i and
zo6. second floor Of the Sedgwick. corner OF First
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

C,TR4YED OK sTcI.ES-Ns-d.y rsxhf Mar -
- fr0za tks stsa1s q AZ \ Mares stT.~s Hirs-
ia. EaEss4s ga 1A{< AZ 50. ynz9,s y=sr. CD.
ri--r ais Tss anosr VII .ts2e@ sss{fy ~ srs-z
IgSzy 20 10 y k2Exss Es-se< .z9 vii ae rsps-4ea
Tor TIE SAFE ZE
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
SICK. DR. J. ". MIN
Practice. Surgery 81 {
MINICK BROS,

Homeopathists. At l5O y. Main ST., over Savings
bank. Calls answered at all times day or night
Office open at all hours Residence telephone No.
al, ONCE telephone No. 263.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
E, M, OONKLIN, N, D,

General practitioner of medicine. surgery, gynae-
cology and obstetrics. Urea: all chronic and private
diseases, oxygen treatment 81 ven wnen required.
Pies and all diseases OF the rectum speciality,
ONCE removed to l4 North Main sire et. Kan
National Bank. Office hours to IL a. M. to D
and Z. s o. NJ dll7-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
DIR. G. G. FURLEY,
DRS. TERRuL, g. SHIFTS.

Physician and Surgeon, ONCE 80 E Douglas ave.
Telephone at office No. 24. telephone at residence
No ll6 Residence 1918 y Market lS4-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
STRAYED.

CTRaYED-Yron tie nc131srtsi stahses Sc saT
Ser q. yszrs Id - cavity o. ao-as- u tAs
tet sd - "a rex AE6 hrz1ts sy1s5Es r~s-s A.
lssrk hss-e - asrLssz sh@s - S9s a~Ay I5t~rsI
rexA-1 FOR a. yr.EEz- %ig.szRs Estrs Ia
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

UTASTED-For .aie-Any D-o7er-y in north part
w OF city OF which special los figures czs be
given Isrsel Bros. real estate, a. Do1Sln ave
tfrs
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
WANTED.

WANTED have store room for rent In the
" brick block at Burton works Best loca-
Ton Tor drug store or grocery store in Wichita
isaac C. Wootcn. lock box a5s, city, .. IlS
North Market ST.. second floor. 25-H
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

WAETED-Borrowers for money place money
w at the lowest rates on all kinds OF chat,ei Sc
curty loans and also on second mortgages fxrnA
wichita Banking Co.. No. Id West Douglas are.
G-G
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.

American Reprint Ninth Edition, j. NJ. Stoddart
Co. Publishers. Mrs. L. S. Carter agent. Office i0l
Z Douglas ave. rooms Il and ls Wichita, Kan. Call
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

NOR RENT-Three good store rooms on Douglas
II Office rooms furnished and UNFINISHED
rooms. u. 2. Barnes s. son. 40s Douglas avenue
room /. lG2t
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

DOR SALE-My stock Of groceries. confectionery
Il and bakery doing good business ana the only
bakery in the city viii rent the property reason
ably or will exchange the stock and property f1-
stock OF hardware Address w. {. Hinkle. Bal
stead, Kan, 2l-24I
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

VIANTED-To make some first class city loan
w for six or twelve months Kansas Loan and
Investment Co. over wichita National bank lS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16
FOR SALE.

LNOR RENT-Stabie room for one horse and n bug
l. gy. ut SIS South Emporia ave. Enquire the
premises. des II
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

WANTED - Bookkeeper ssf h1s.ness men 20
e1er unsurpassed fAl:iaes for The ErocursEsszs Of
Srs.-c.ass men and women for positions took
feep--s acd socean .AaA- business msa who va.s
ef1cient help and expert oookfsSSsrs who can give
rrs-Iass refc~e1cse AID vs1s s.tua,lozs vosss1 90
web oy addressing Once for the state q Eaas.l
At the 6eSLh-es.s-a Bzs.zszs Cs4.sxs. Wichita.
Kar 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

NOR RENT-4-room house between Central and
Il Third streets in first block east of santa Re X
r.; price SO per month. }. 4. Humphrey d son
LB-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

yNANTED-Two first class hotel dining room
w girls. Address No 80 Eagle office. stf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

EOR SALE-Wanted to sell half interest in a first
4 class ice cream and fruit business; the best IN
wichita y. B.. this office. 2iGt
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

WANTED-Some one TO cut about 100 acres of
w grass on farm seven miles youth of Goddard.
Want it cut on shares. Address Geo. Wasserboehr,
lock box 9l3 wichita Kan. 22-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-16

BUTTER-Unchanged creamery, l5JaGl9c; dairy,
13lsaI7c.
EGGS-Steady5 15.sGlic.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted in the United States
Supreme Court Yesterday:
No. l2g. The Pacific National Bank, Of Bos.
ton, ct al, plaintiff In error, VS.. George Mixter:
No. $50. The Pacific National Bank, of Boston,
ct al, plaintiff in error, VS.. Henry NJ. Whitney;
No. 4Sg. Peter Butler, receiver, &c., appellant
vs. Lewis Coleman ct al: No. 40. The Pacific
National Bank. of Boston, ct al, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Daniel l.. Demmon. Argument con-
receiver; by Mr.. Joshua D. Ball for Mixter.
Whitney, and Coleman ct al; by Mr.. Alfred
d. Foster for Whitney ard Coleman ct al, aud
by Mr. Richard Stone for Coleman ct al.
Adjourned until to-day.
Court IN General Term-Chiet Justice Bing-
ham and Justices Hncner aud James.-Rey-
nOlds VS.. Smith; on hearing. Assignment uu-
changed.
Circuit Court-Jlistice Cox--Bryan VS.. Bald.
win; motion for Judgment overrnled. Gray 4
Co. VS.. Potomac Red sandstone Company; re-
ierred to Thomas Somerviie WalbridSe vs..
Walbridgc ct al: jury ont. llorner w. Wash
ington and Georgeto Sn Railroad Company: on
tIial. ASsignment-Nos. 81, ll2, llS, iOi, II,
%, &c, 27, 2S, i66, l5i.--
Equity Courl-Juslice Misunderstanding vs..
rettIng: testimony ordered taken before Ex.
smiuer Arthur Browning. Mason VS.. Spaul-
ding exceptions to answer sustained. Trip
lett VS.. Trenholm ct al; pro coniesso on f. j.
Shadd granted. Dangeiteld VS.. Danserheld;
dian ad litem. Ca,ey VS.. Pierce; audor's re-
pert confirmed Brown VS.. Dean; Injunction
q anted. No assignment.
Criminal Court - Justice ontgomarv.--
John Daley, murder ]. G. G, Kennedy; on trial
Assignment unchanged.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
EVIDENCE ALL IN.
The Case of John Daley Now Being
Argued,

The trial of John Daley for the murder o.
j. c. G. Kennedy was resumed in the crimi
nal court yesterday morning, the usual
crowd Of sensation seekers filling the
chamber.
The government called Geo. W. Lyles in
rebuttal. who testified to seeing Daley fire.
quently while boarding with Mrs. Bannon,
and considered him sane.
Mrs. Bridget Burke was acquainted with
Daley's father, and had talked occasionally
with John Daley after his fathers death
lie said the property had been fixed up 80
he could get nothing.
David Rittenhouse, teller OF Riggs Bank
testified to Mr.. Kennedy keeping an ac-
count there, and identified his acknowledge
mept Of deed from Daley's father.
F.. +. Riggs identified his signature as
witness to the paper.
DR.. Thomas j. Chew, physician at the
almsbouse hospital, testified that while
Daley was an inmate he complained OF
pains in his head, and that he had been
poisoned.
Christopher y. Thorn and Amos Krause
identified Mr.. Kennedy's signature to two
checks given TO Daley's father.
John Tenpyson knew Daley at Mrs Ban
non's. Daley complained that the property
left by bis father was worth great deal,
and that Mr. Kennedy had robbed him. In
his opinion, Daley was insane.
Ssllie j Kennedy, the daughter OF the
deceased identified the account book with
Michael Daley and several checks as 10 her
fathers handwriting. She also identified
the deed to the property held in trust.
Col. Joseph NJ. Kennedy, son OF the de-
| ceased, identified his fathers signature to
the checks given Daley senior.
| Mr.. IL. W. Garnett identified the deed to
| lot II, square 2ll, as the one he had de.
sired to buy. The deed WAS executed by
Michael Daley.
John II. Soule testified to having pur-
| chased the lot from MIR. Kennedy. Tne
| deed was recorded the same day.
The prosecution then offered the deed,
| checks, and account book used In the real
| estate trapsaction between Kennedy aud
| the defendant In evidence.
Officer Elias Oliver, who arrested Daley
| for assaultiBg Mr.. Elliott, testified that
| Daley said nothing when arrested.
The jury were taken out for a walk while
| the attorneys discussed some disputed law
| points, on their return Mr.. Lipscombe
| began the opening argument for the gov.
| erDment. 1t is expected that the argument
| will be finished this afternoon and the ca Z
| given to the Jury.
| The Case will, without doubt, IL an un.
| favorable verdict is received, I've taken t.
| the c. urt Of last resort, as numerous excep
tions have been noted to the rulings In the
| TRIAL.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Election of Bank OHcers,

The stockholders in near'y all OF the ma.
t;onal banks of the city held ele ,tions yester-
day and elected the following ofii igrH
Central National Bank Directors, Messrs.
Samuel Norment, James l.. Barbour, J. q. Er.
good, William B. Webb, lIoratio Browning, B.
Charlton, VIM. Z. Clarke, o. I. Thompson,
Levi Woodbury.. W. X. Mendenhall, and John
l.. Edwards Subsequently the directors re-
elected the old officers, as follows President
Samuel Norment;. vice president James L.
Barbour; cashier j A. Ruff.
National Bank of the Republic Direct )rs;
DR.. Daniel B. Clarke, James L. Norris, John
e. Herrell. o. G. Green, W. K. Riley, W. H..
Morrison, W. J.. Sioley, Thos. Z. Wag5amau,
and Albert A. Wilson.
Columbia National Bank-Directors: B. H..
Warner, A. T. Britton. W. f. Barker, G. G.
Duncanson., John Joy Edson, Albert +, Fox,
Noyes, NJ. NJ. Parker, George Truesdell, Ii. X.
Willard, Charles d. Bailey, B. #. Leighton,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, George.owu-
G. NJ. Mat hews, NJ. ]. Adler, s. 4. Brown,
Thomas Knowles A. b. Jackson, l.. d. Wine,
J. II. Smoot, II. NJ. Sweeny, and Philip May.
National Metropolitan BankaDlseet9Ts, Jno.
w. Thompson. Jedediah ii. Baxter, William
Thompson, Nathaniel Wilton, Henry A. vii.
lard, James f. Fitch, j. Ormond Wilson, n.
w. Burchell, and Henry Semken.
National Bank Of WashiAgtou-Drectors,J j.
II. &. Coffin, John NJ. Sims, Chas. A. James, e.
W. Howard, VIM. +. Mattingly,. and James l.
Norris. subsequently the following officers
were elected President, Charles A, James,
cashier, Charles L. White.
Second National Bank-Directors, II. G
Emery, NJ. W. Beyerdge, VIM. +. Mattingly
Lewis Cephane. Geo. ". Pearson, W. W. Bur
dette, Henry Polkiuhorn, Samuel Fowler, Sey
mour W Tulloch, John L. Nogt, A. A. Thomas
National Republican., 1888-01-11
CAPT. RICHARD BURKE DEAD.
Formerly Clerk in the Third Audi
tnr,a Office.


The many friends OF Capt. Burke In the
treasury and In this city Will regret to learn
OF his death, which occurred at his home 10
West Virginia on the pight OF Dec. 80, in
the 5sth year Of his age. lie was buried on
New Years day with the rites and honors
of the Catholic Church. of which he was
strict and consistent member, the Rev.
Father Duffy being the officiating clergy-
man. Capt. Burke's death was sudden,
though he had been aillng for long time,
having met with an accident and injury TO
himself In attempting to catch moving
train,
Capt. Burke was appointed by Hon.
John Sherman, when Secretary OF the Treas
ury, to a position In the third auditors
Office, which he filled with signal ability, as
he was highly educated, being a graduate
of the first college OF learning 10 Dublin,
ard upon his credentials from that instltu.
tlon alone, when he came to this country,
80 years ago, received the professorship OF
the seminary at Towsontown, Baltimore
county, Md. lie was a scholar and Chris
tlan gentleman, loved and respected by all
who knew him. He was straightout Re-
publican, and had the courage always to
stand by his principles, and for this reason
he was among the first discharged from
office under the present administration on
the sole ground Of being bitter partisan.
His place was soon afterward filled by the
appointment OF a partisan Democrat.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
ParIor Furniture.

An entire new line Parlor Suits
upholstered in Silk aud Mohair
Plush, Brocattelles and Tapes
tries, ranging in prices from $50
10 $500, marked down from as
to 40 per cent. Also a large and
elegant line Mantle Cabinets,
Hall Racks, Standing and Hang
ing Cabinets, Pedestrals, Tables,
Easels, Screens, 60, at prices
fully 25 per cent. less than any
other house in the city.
In our Upholstery Department
will be found a complete line of
Turcoman, Chenille, and Velour
Portierea, Nottingham. Appli-
que, Madrass, and Tambour
Curtains, Silk and Mohair
Pushes, Tapestries, Raw and
Spun Silks. Broooalettes. Ram
MUS, Velours, Satteens, Felts,
FrinRes, &c. All marked down
33 l-3 per cent. from regular
prices.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
oyGRcoA1s reduced TO 5000. Eisemaa's, & E
Officers aud Trustees Chosen.

The Maryland Democratic Association has
elected the following officer, II o. Edmons
Oh, president; Robinson White, first vice pres
ident; Vim. McCubbiu. r. riding secretary; !.
X. Mangum, huuucial seCretary;J j. A. Nuther-
ioid, treasurer; J. l;aacs, sergelut-at-arms l.,
LAYTON, ASSISTANT sergeant alarms.
The Stock knplders Of The National safe De-
pOst Company nsve chusen the following Of
tctr$! Berl0miu l.. Snyder, president; Chas.
@. Slower, vice presideut; T. lawrd.on Riggs,
t7taturer' lbert l.. SCilrterant secretary; John
G. Parke He RS A willard. JOhu f. Rodg !rs,
additional members of the board OF managers.
The semi-dnLual erCtiun OF the Clerks AS
sembly, X, IL. resulted In the chOice of +. W.
Hambleion Tor master workman, aud II. #.
Barnard as recording secretary.
Harmony Lodge No. 10 | q. NJ, has elected
the following officers: Abraham l.. Salt2steln,
worthy master; George ". S1mmers, junior
master; Isaac 5. Lane senior MASTER hdward
Boswell, recording secretary; II. l.. Royce,
financial secretary; j. Watson, treasurer; ].
WttcrsphGt, chaplain.
The stockholders OF the washington Brick
Machine Company have reelected the follow
iig trustees tor the ensuing year: A. Pollok
g. +. Peck, G. ! Bell, l.. HOlbrook, Wm. T
Matiipgly George II. b. White. G. +. McDOnald
The JOurneymrn Bakers Beneficial Uniot
has elected the following officers: President.
Joseph Bishop; vice president, William Cniss
mer: recording secretary, j. 4. Doyle: tinau.ia
secretary, Charles Bender treasure, ii. Ar.
mold; trustees, A. Heinrich W. PGuchert, II
Hutb, g. Gatlman, s. Rabbit.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
oyErcoArs reduced to 50 90. Eiseman's, 7Nf
Lodge MeetIpgs ro.Nlght.

Tne following lodges iueet Tonight at the
places named
Masonic-Graud Lodge, Masonic Temple;
Grand Chapter, Masonic Temple; Washington
CommandGry. No /, n T., ronc Temple,
q. a. R.-Kit Carson, No. ,, q. A, Il. Hall,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
T. o. o. F.-rederal City, No. 20, odd Eel.
iows' Hall; Ruth. No. :. Odd Fellows Hill
Columbia, No !. Odd Fellows Hall.
Knights of Pythias-Fedcral No >. McCau'
ley's Hail 21g Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
llcrmione, No. IL, Georgctoyn Molu, Vernon,
Niuth street and PennSylvHn a avenue.
l. o. of R.-UntGh, No. ~, 3ll Eighth street
northwest.
/. M.-Cprital. No. II. coo q street north
west.
Jr. o. L.. A. M.-American Guard, No 1,
Crcpley,,s Halt Tnirty.ilrst ana NJ streets;
Golden Rule, No ., Academy Hall, 1896 Thirty.
second street northwest
!. o. q. T.-Fidclity, No. 81, Hayncss Hall,
AnacoSta.
n. I. OF T.-Capltal City. No. |, stidham's s
Hall, 1923 seventh street northwest.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope, No. Ii, Pennsylvania
avenue and Nineteenth street.
q, A. F.-Newton Camp, lie Droit building,
Room 10.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Rev. Potter Parker Dead.

After long and lingering illness, which
tude, Rev. DR.. Peter Parker died yesterday
afternoon at his residence, No. 9 Lafayette
Place, in this city, in the sith year Of his
age. The deceased was United States min
lister to China over 30 years ago, and re-
time he has resided in this city. For many
years he held the office OF regent Of the
Smithsonian Institution, was pastor of the
Calvary Baptist Church, and was one Of
the most eminent and respected citizens Of
this District.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

ine arrangements Tor the fair OF the Grand
Amy is in active progress, aud prominent
ladies are coming forward TO assist. The bazar
will open Washington's birthday, the 22d OF
Arm ory (albnugh's), and continue two weeks
There will be booths of various descriptions.
supper, and refreshments OF all kinds. One
under the direction OF Mrs, Byron NJ. Cutcheon,
assisted by Mrs. Senator Palmer, Mrs. Senator
Hearst, Mrs. Senator Sabin, Mrs. Representa-
tive Fisher Miss CutCheon, and Miss Lane, Il
lady from Boston, who has large experience
IN the work. Connected with the prepara.
ton, is a sewing circle, which meets every
Wednesday at the Grand Army hall. lil2
Pennsylvania avenue, after 2 p. M, aud every
one who is willing to work for this worthy
cause is earnestly invited to bring their thin.
bles and needles and come to the said hall,
where the ladies will extend to them cordial
reception.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
Olty.


MIC. p. Montgomery has been appoint.d
an CNBmii cr IN chauccry.
The records Of the health department shoy
that the measles are still on the Increase.
By his will filed with the register Charles
RICHARDSON leaves his property TO his wife.
During December Coroner Patterson investi.
gated the causes of iity deaths. There wasnOl
q case Of homicide.
VIM. Mitchell a colored bov, was tincd g.
yesterday by Judge Smell for stealing couple
Of pi,s from Mrs Solomon's store
DR.. Hamilton f, Leach has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF the la e Charles
5 Moore, and the bond fixed at 5000.
Ionn Graham. colored boy, has been ar.
rested for obtaining by false representation 80
nom Mis- Handy, OF 1908 Tenth street north
west.
Wm. Gfccu, an aged colorld man, was yes.
tctcay shocked down by a delivery wagon at
the corner OF Fourteenth street aud Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue and slightly injured.
The law business of the late Chas. 8. Moore
will be continued at his office, 1856 Louisiana
avenue, by Mr. e. Maurice Smith and Thos
u, Fields, the latter formerly associated with
MIR. Moore. Careful attention will be given
all matters entrusted to them.
. -
LrCruRE tonight Mt ST. Domiuic's Hall,
Sixth aud streets southwest, by Rev, u j..
stafford, oil Cleveland, ohio. subject "The
Authority of the Catholic Church" Proceeds
for he poor of 81. DominiCs parish. Lecture
tUCommenCe at o'clock p m, Tickets, 90 cts
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Only AFTER tho Reward.

James Robinson, colored, was arrested while
returning a dog to Mr. q. H. Read of l225
Connecticut avenue In the police court yes
terday 1t was shown that the dog had come to
the house Of Rev. James Robinson several
times and had been driven away, The young
man saw an advertisement i1r the dog. and
was on his way there to deliver the animal
and receive the SO reward. Judge Smell dis.
missed the charge OF larceny, aud Mr.. Re id
theIeupOn paid Robinson the reward.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

Having completed stock tax
ing we 1nd we have too many
goods, and in order to convert
them into cash have put upon
same the following prices for the
next ten days, which will insure
their speedy sale:
Best Body Brussels $1,OO per
yard.
Best Tapestry Brussels roc p Or
yard.
Best Moquette S1.25 per yard.
Best Wilton Velvet $l.15 per
ward.
Best Three Ply $50 per yard.
Best Ingram 63c per yard.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

The following marriage licenses have been
IL, uCd George Nj. @. Smith and Mary f..
Glen ents; Frank E. Gillian and Lila johnson;
Philip II: wenzel and Elizabeth 4, Flanagan;
yell, OF Fairfax county, Va, and Sarah Tuien,
OF this Distric'; JOhn h. NanderpoOl and
Elizabeth o, Batlelle; Frank u. Cole and Ida
y, j., and Sarah Il, Robinson, OF this city.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

Henry Price and his son, John +. Price
both colored, have been arrested for forging
the name OF VIM. II. Mohler to orders In the
Washington Gas COMPANY to get 500 worth
6f tar The cases will be tried in the police
court to- day.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
yirkinia Pos,ms.tsrs.

The following postmasters for Virginia have
recently been appointed +, A. Smith, Early
GIvvc, Scott county, vice f. f. Miller, re.
moved j. E Shaver, Fritdens, Rockingham
county, vice John Gangewer, resigned John
H. Gcnneway, Slaughter. Nelson county, vice
Lewisetta, Northumberland county, new ohice.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Patents to WashIprtoninp.,

The following residents OF the District have
obtain6 d patents! j, J. Cady, milk receiver; 81.
r. Gregg, projectile Tolbert Lanston, child s
carriage, and Frank ". Moulton, calendar.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

ANGosTuRA BtTTERs, the world removed ap-
petizer and invigorator, impafts delicious
flavor to all drinks and cures dyspepsia,
diarrhWa, fever and aguc. Try 1t, but beware
of counterieits. Ask your grocer or druggist for
the genuine Angostllra, manufactured by DIR.
I G. H. Siepert Il Sons.
National Republican., 1888-01-11

For family use no beer IS better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try II, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south.
vest Phone SS9-5. Frank 5chwarz, manager.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
ttttttttt
r. II. TAYLOR,
9S3 Pennsylvania Avenue.
MidWinter Reductions.
SEATON PERRY,
tguccessor to Perry 8 Brotherl,

pOMPADOUR BRoCADEs REDUCED FROM
s31Os2. POMPADOUR BROCADES RE:
bUCED FROM $50 TO Sl.5D. BLACK
BROCA DED SILKS REDUCED FROM -
10 81. BLACK BROCADED SILKS RE.
DuCED FROM $3.50 70 81 so. BLACK
BROCArED ShTIHS REDUCED FROM
$3.50 TO 81. COLORED BROCADED
SATlNS REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 81 y.
"GREATli REDUCED PRICES" ON FANCY
NELSEIS, SUITABLE FOR PANELS AND
GARNlTURE ..... ,..,,,,,,,
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN STRIPES,
CHECKS, AND PLAIDS ATs REDUCED
"EXCIGsiVE STYLES" IN ENGLISH SUIT
IHGS OF ny OWN INFORMATION, RE-
DuCED FROM g. 20 TO s2, ,o,,o
"PARIS COMBINATION SUITS FROM sSTO
$40 THESE SUITS ARE MARKED EN.
IRENE LOWTO CLOSE. .
"MhRKED DOWN PRICES" ON IMpORTED
WRAPS. JACK Els, NEwNIARKErS, CIR.
CuLARS, AND SEAL PLUSH SACQCEs
"spECiAL BhRGAINs'' IN REMNANTS OF
SILKS, VEIVETS, DRESS GOODS, FLAN.
NEIS, CLOTHS, BLACK GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, LINENS, AND DOMESrlCS.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILK GAUZES, 1LLU.
sIONS, AND BRUSSELS NETS. BLACK
AND COLORED MORE FRANCHISE,
AND MORE ANTIQUES. EVENING
sILKS AND SATINS IN GREAT VARIETY.
ALL THE NEW EST WEANES" IN LYONS
SILKS AT LOWEST PRICES. EXTRA
INDUCEMENTS" IN LYONS BLACK AND
COLORED SILK NELVETS.
1REFOUSSE AND pERINOT'S KID GLOVES.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Rug Department.

This Department has not es-
capped the same QUITTING in prices.
Ali Rugs, American and Foreign,
marked down 90 to 40 per cent.
Remember above prices good
for ten days only and positively
spot CASH.
National Republican., 1888-01-11
ForneI Ordern for Tar.

oyfRcoAr, reduced to $3.50 Eisaman's. 7& E
National Republican., 1888-01-11
Marriage Licenses.

oyERcoArs reduced to 5000 Ersemsn's, : 4 E
National Republican., 1888-01-11
-ae Fair OF the Grand 4 Army.

oyErcoArs reduced % $500. Eiseman's, 7S