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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
THE WAY IT HAPPEuKD.

TIE WAY II HAPPENED.
Politics, rs we remarked last week,
Is mighty onsartin."
When the County Convention ad.
journed on Tuesday of last week, we
presume there was not q man In it who
doubted that 8. J. Stewart would re-
ceive the nomination for State Sena-
tor ut the Yates Center Convention to
be held tho following Saturday. AL.
len county was entitled to sixteen Of
the twenty-seven delegates of that
Convention, and by vote which de-
clared Mr.. Stewart to be the choice Of
Allen county for that Office, our dele
cation was practically instructed for
him. At any rate, as one of the candi-
dates for the honor that had been &C.
corded Capt. Stewart, We certainly took
that view of the case and 1t once dis
missed from our mind all idea of going
before the Senatorial Convention. The
Convention here had perfect right, 1t
seemed to US, to declare its preference
among the candidates Of this county.
and the declaration Of that preference
amounted, morally if not technically,
to An instruction to the delegates. That
was the view We took of it and by
which we guided our actions.
Mr.. Foust, however, who was also .
candidate for the senatorial nomina.
ton, was of . different opinion. He
held that the County Convention had
no night to send . solid delegation, in
structed for any one Of the delegates,
but that the delegation should go to
Yates Center divided in the ratio Of
the votes cast at the primary. He ac-
went to Yates Center and
presented his views to the Convention.
Can't Stewart and Col. Woodward
vera slso heard from, after which the
Conventioa psssad 2 resolution tO alb
solve themselves from al obstruction.
This done, Col. Woodward was nomi-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
HUMPHREY NOMINATED.

A telegram from the editor of this
paper received at the moment of going
to press, conveys the welcome news Of
the nomination of Hon. L. u. Hum
prey, of Independence, for Governor,
by the Republican State Convention.
This announcement will be received
with the greatest satisfaction by the
republicans of Allen county, sending
as they did. a solid Humphrey dele
cation to Topeka. We are unable to
give the remainder of the ticket in this
issue, but from the character Of the
material in the field We are fully pre-.
pared to endorse 1t in advance.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
CARD OF THANKS.

None but the bereaved heart can
know the gratitude with which we
have received such kind and unselfish
assistance, and SO many acts and
words of comforting sympathy from
you our many friends in our late affiic.
ton. From our hearts we thank you
all. H. E.. AND s. E. THOMAS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, ,cifhin and for the County o.
Allen in the State Of Kansas.
Christina Carver. Plaintiff,
vs..
C. H. Carver. John H. Carver. David
Il. Carver, "A H. Carver, Mary Wallace,
Daniel II. Carver. 8. H. Carver,
J. NJ. Wallace, susanna Carver Jonn-
son, Barbera Rodgers, 3. rogers,
and the unknown heirs Of Nancy Good,
.'~ Defendants.
The allowed named defendants will take
notice that the said plaintiff. did, on the ssrd
day of July lssS file her petition.i said Probate
Court, within and for the County OF Allen in
the State of Kansas, against the above named
dsfendants, and that the said defendants C. II.
Carver, John H. Carver. David H. Carver, A.
II. Carver Daniel II. Carver, 8. H Carver
and the unknown heirs OF NancyGOOd deceased,
must answer said petition filed as aforesaid, on
or before the 10th day OF September .lssS, or
said Detition will be taken ~ trne, and Judg-
ment rendered In said action against
said defendants. all0ting to the plain
til title in fee simple - the one half In
value of the lands Of which Jacob Carver
died seized. said allotment to be made to the
pisiptin, as the widow OF said Jacob Carver.
Atteot, j, L. ARNoLD, CHRISTINA GARvIR-
Probate JUICE, duly xt3.)
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
LETTER LISf.

LkTTIH LIST.
List Of letters remaining in the post
Office at lola. Kas., July g, 1883.
II NJ Bosworth, Mrs Nora King,
Vice, John " Mcwilliams,
Miss Ella Mitchell. Mrs A L Stanley,
Mrs Smith, wJTylef.
wilson Vaught.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
]. e. IRELAND, p. NJ.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
CHEAP UoH9Y.

BOwlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real ertate security
at lower rates than can Se had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of Indiana.
For vice.President,
LEVI p. MORTON,
ofNew York.
For Congressman.
Second Congressional District,
E. H. FUNSTON.
For Governor.
L. U. HUMPHREY,
of independence.
For State Senator,
O. 8. WOODWARD.
For Representative,
e. D. LACY.
For Clerk District Court,
M. p. JACOBY.
For Probate Judge,
J. l.. ARNOLD. .
For County Attorney.
H. A, EWING.
For sup't Public Instruction,
E. T. BARBER.
For Com'r Second District,
n. L. HENDERSON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
DOWN..

Bran and Shorts at H. Klaumann's
Just received another carload.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

S0FTEnS { PRESERVES LEATHER
The only polish that will
not damage fine shoes. lt
softens the leather, and ID
the best polish made.
Q. p, NoRTHRUP 4 CO;
Agent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27
Conducted by lola W. CT. U.l

AoWOcAlucus 0WOu& mluekS, among
fallen women, with departments on
Sabbath Observance, on social purity,
unfermented wine at che Lords Table,
parlor meetings, training schools, the
flower mission, work at State and
county fairs legislation, the franchise
associated charities, on narcotics,
woman's labor, on impure literature,
influencing the press, on education of
high cast Hindoo women as mission
aries in their own land, all this, after
dividing up their own work into Sec
tons, such rs the Southern States,
foreign speaking populations, the
colored people, special work in cities,
Juvenile work, young woman's work,
evangellstic work. which we under
stand includes everything not other
wise provided for. And if you are
not willing to help them. get out of
their way. They are making public
sentiment, and making an aggressive
public sentiment, which you may be
perfectly sure will erelong crystalize
into legislation and concentrate itself
into constitutional amendments"
National Republican., 1888-03-30
1855 Mems Kid Gloves.

Gentlemen can have Gloves tried on at our
risk. We are showing novelties IN English
Dogslin, Russian Calf, and French Kid Gloves
at 81. 81 80 and Al 0s per pair.
80 The best 81 Kid Glove attainablc.
The new shades of tans, browns. and grays
IN the Embroidered Castor. Beaver Gloves have
Just arrived, Only Sl,35 per pair.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
mn SMALL THINGS or DAY.
Minor Occurrences In aud About the


George Bogus was excused Il. u petit juror
In circuit court No. yesterday.
Thr commissioners have approved the House
I'LL lrNidiug for police mutruns for the Di..
trict
Jane, g. Filling nas purchased p,,rl VI lot
e. hl square 30. of Charles Z, Murray iur
SiHrr
.lulm Evan. is iudur,cd hy the commission.
cls g. fully qualified for the position of Justice
ui the Iravc.
Thomas T.. Naggunu,u wus excused from
iuiy service for to-day by Justice Montgomery
uU account ui III, religious convictions,
Nary Cunningham has bought ui Moran
Nrln,rny, Tor .G,Wu. ,roprrty fronting twenty
irrt uu seventh street ueiu q northwest.
Gov, L,r. uf Nhguiu. has been asScl hy the
l,lrniS~uucr. Z" grant permission for tue IRE q
hridGr celebration uHrudr tu ~ into hginin
rcircll,c wheeler Ia. returned from NeN
York bringing back Lott" AlmatOlio who. II
j. alleged, Wis ;thduCicd from hcr home IN this
cay In september ll.i
The commi, so, rrs. IN u letter to President
Hurt ut the Wa h.ugtuu aud Georgetown
rU'lrond toi1rnuy sHy that they favor the
"trgli,h gi"oNr rail- for Use In repairing ear
t'Uc.,
May T.. Il. .'uuc> aged II yrar., # iis
wu> taken iI"ln tl,c Windsor Hotel ycsiCr iny
hy the police ~~hC cHHC her" tu a'irul the
woman, convention and tu took after her
cu.r before tie court ui cluims.
\ verdict ,,rdrrrudur wa, given bya Jury
IN circuit court No. Yesterday IN IN" slit ut
Foley uG'in-t MIN tor'"oN,i S5nO Tor .nI
,'C"' 10 .rviIirg q crig.u ~torrunu and for
,viH H.u Iruiit> which the vlainliG cluimS h.
Huull have made had he not hrru Interested
Wilt TIE r'triniHiit.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
The New Silk Gloves.

Priccs-2j. 30, 80, IS. aSc, 81 70 Sl.i5 Sl.;j
Coors-New tans. grays, browns. blues.
reds: which, with black white, cream and
other usual shades, comprise nearly forty
tint> OF Colors.
,rcmurks will say the best value for ajc
that you have ever seen. Pretty shades, good
fitting full length. silk stitched.
The 'Oc Gloves have bindingand embroidery
to contrast with the Glove. The embroidery
comes in single stitch as well as the three.row
stitch. Gray with white, terra Gotta with black
are pretty combinations of colOrs.
Tie trade call these Gloves "Mlancsc" silk.
We don't know what the name means. but
we can say the silk Is very thin, but close
your rings will show through.
The Sl.aj gloves are very long and with puff
tops.
This is all the space we can devote to silk
Gloves.
Almost forgot the exquisite quality Of Chill
dren's Mousquetaires at 35c pair As good a.
the aides at soc.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
4 MISSING ONSTEHNIAN,
supposed to Have Been Lost In the
Iutp blizzard,


Late blizzard.
When the case uG Joseph Caster, charged
with assault with intent to kill William II.
Harrison ON December 9? last. was callcdn
tie criminal court Yesterday for trial, the
defendant failed to answer. Assistant Dis
tlicl ATTORNEY tutlc stated that Carter was
uu,cr $500 bail and had forfeited 1t, but a
hcnCh warrant had not been Issued for him
~ his counsel. Mr. Campbell Darlington,
had agreed Ia produce his client In court
when wanted. Mr.. Darlington was SUM
mOrcd 10y the court. and said that Caster
was engaged in the oyster trade aud had
owned an oyster puGgy for many years II
was known that Caster had started for home
In h.s puDgy Just previous to the terrible
hlizluid. about two weeks ago. and has no,
lCcn heard from since. A number Of YES
scl> of that class were lost IN that storm, aud
Mr. Darlington feared that Casters boat was
one of them. as he had not heard from him,
and Caster brother and parents were in the
snmc iiX.
Nr. Darlington suggested that If his client
wa lost in that storm that of course he
oouid not lc produced IN court, and il Il
lrICh Warrant was issued he (Carrington)
thought II would hc advisable To select an
extra good haililf 10 serve It, rs he might he
OBLIGED to investigate the hereafter In his
search. On the statement of Mr. CARING
ton Mr.. tuylc agreed to not have the bench
warrant issued, hut would await develop
me, t> and the former gentleman agreed TO
assist him in the search for Caster
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Extending u Long Prison sentence.

IN the criminal court yesterday, before Jus.
lice Montgomery. Oscar jackson. colurcl. un.
der indictment with james Gallagher and
William Green for breaking into and robhng
the dug store of Arthur NaitanS, corner of
Fourteenth and streets northwest. ON Dec.
~ lSSi. was brought in and withdrew his plea
ut Hut guilty ami entered a pleu of guilty.
jackson was convicted about a month ago on
u similar charge and sentenced 10 eight years
in the Albany pcniteniinry al hard labor. In
view uf that long sentence, Justice MOntgOm.
trrccd lin to six months in the Albany pcni.
t,ntiHry AT bard labor. this sentence to com.
irpuur al the end of his former one
National Republican., 1888-03-30

Its DellCacy Of Flavor and III, cheney of
is action have rendered the famous liuull
fruit remedy, syrup of Figs, Immensely p0?u.
lar. II C,cunscs and tones mp the clOgged uu
levers. cures IIahitriul Constipation, DySpcp,
>ia, and the many III, depending on Il weak or
inactive condition uf the Kidneys. Liver uli
Bowels. For sale In ~ cent and 81 bottles by
uli leading druggists. Manufactured Olly by
N" california fig syrup Company, san Fran
t.i. al
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

Tie following marriage licenses have been
issued: Warren i. Silcott, of Dover. Va, and
Lille u, Safer, of Aide, Va; Clarence q
spear and Annie T.. Ieishenr, John j. johnson
and Maggie Blndctte, John Ross and Susan
Myers, Harry H. Cook and Virginia l.. Tavlnr
Charles Y. Garrett, of this city, and Mollie 4
Lynn Of BrUOkyillp Md.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
RIM DID NoT SAVE HIM
From the Responsibility of II Dcadi!


Assault.
John Matthews, colorcd. was convicted
in the criminal court yesterday on the charge
of assault with intent to kill William War
rem culorcd. OH Jan. II last. Assistant Dis
tricl Attorney Coylc prosecuted and Mr.. I.
G. Taylor defended William Warren,
Dora Johnson Caroline Alexander, Bertha
Smith. and Sarah j. jackson, all denzcns
Of Goat alley. where the aiTrny occurred,
testified that the prisoner made the assault
without any provOCnlOn upon Warren and
cut him five or six times. They also claimed
that Matthews tried 10 cut Caroline AlcNan.
der hut she escaped from the room.
For the defense Mr.. Taylor said that they
did not deny the crting but claimed that
the defendant was - drunk that he did not
know what he wps doing, and therefore
could net bc found guilty of intent, and il
guilty II was only for assault. From the
testimony for the defense IL was shown that
On the day in question the defendant nd
William Warren. accompanied hy Joseph
james. "PuiTy" Wood. and smoky Jones
had been drinking together and had con
sumcd three quarts of whisky and other
liquors. They all went to the house of Dora
johnson, In Goat alley. to get something to
eat, and while there the difficulty occurred
The Jury brought in n verdict of guilty rs
indicted,
National Republican., 1888-03-30
srrlxo .uit, to order. Eiscmon.s. ;tn 4
Gilmorc's Band Concert.

Tie sale of seats for the concert Ia be given
10y Gilmorc's world.rcnowncl band at Con.
grCgaiional Church. next Tuesday evening
commences at Elliss music store, aji pennsyl.
Vania avenue. tomorrow morning. The pro-
gramnc embraces the "ltobgspicrrc' overture;
Mater" and the Tell" overture. The soloisis
will he Annie Louise Tanner SignOrlna Car.
lotta. SignOr Tagliapietlu, Mr.. Charles Turner
and SignUr libcrati. the celebrated cornct
,st.t
National Republican., 1888-03-30
CABR AGE

ii AS o! per cent water; carrots, So; potatoes,
ii -; milk, 80; eggs 10; fish, 70; beef, -,
mutton, "A; bacon, 30, but the absolutely pure
q, o. Taylor bourbon and Rye Whiskcy has
100 per cent, of every medicinal virtue that re-
news strength, increases the life forces, AMI
secures "A pleasant and ripe old age, Your
Druggist and Grocer will indurse II a, the very
best and Iurcst II Is bottled by C. II,
GRAVES & SONS. Boston,
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Grand Catholic Procession.

In the Catroic church ON Maunday Thurs.
dry the sacred oils are blessed. the bells and
organs cease ut the Gloria, and at the conciu-
Sion eft the mass there Is grand procession,
Al these ceremonies ut the Baltimore cathe-
dinl Tomorrow cardinal Gibbons will o1cinte.
Wa lngtuniunS cam conveniently attend by
avnilug themselves of the 81 rulindtrip rate
made hy the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Fifteen trains each way.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
srrrxo suits to order. Eiscman's, 5th & T.
students of Sibiey College.

Eighteen students, composing a class in the
siblry College Of mechanical engineering and
the mechanic arts of Cornell University, are
expected to arrive in the city saturday morn.
ing, and will make the Ebbitt House their
II, ,adQuarterS during their stay. They left
ysing G several OF the large machine n S sSopS IN
PENNSYLVANIA since,
National Republican., 1888-03-30

EScvrS!un tickets to Baltimore at rate of one
dollar Tor the rnund iig will he sold for ALL
Saturday. and sunday. good until Monday. In
elusive. In addition r. tlr regular schedule
two tcat ext rr>> trains, with payiur cars at
tGrl.cd. will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot
sunday al q n. m. and II a. IN. Tickets can he
procured at 1851 and Gil Pennsylvania avenue,
M. u M IlMltimure md Ohio NrrNt.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
srrixo boys suits, Eiscmon's, cor. ;th X L
Dispohing of small Estates

The last will and testament of the late John
brill was filed in the registers office yesterday
lie leaves $40 to his daughter, Mary l.. Harris
and tie balance Of the estate to his wife. Mary
Ann Erill naming her aS eXecutriX. The will
ui susan pinn was also filed. She leaves all
IL wearing apparel and household iurnitur.
tu her sister, Betsy Niglc, for life. and the bal
arcr Ut III" estate to leradoptcd son, VIM. II.
INK. Mnh nnlnps him rs CXeriItnr.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Drnnrtmcnt (l,nngr..

III e following changes have been announced
in the interior Department
Ohicc ot indian affair. \prointment: SllS
Hcrrymnn, Ui Tennessee, Cupli't, ~ $40
Pension Appointment: William :.
Fitch. of Ohio. clerk. Ht Sl,im. designations
Miss Emily e. Brent, Ot the District Ot tuium
IN. Cuuyi~f. AZ $500
National Republican., 1888-03-30
A. Isliiil.

The B. & OR. T.. being the first of the wash.
ingtOm roads To nauguratc popular excursions
to tie national capital. Is the first to announce
populrr excursions from here to baltimore,
and Will sell excursion tickets to Baltimore
next friday, saturday, and sunday for all its
trains. The rOund.trip fare will be one dollar,
until rcXt Monday inclusive. ~ trains Friday
and Saturday. 10 trains Sunday.
National Republican., 1888-03-30

III trial Of Alexander sanford. alias stan
rord colorcd. charged with Il second odcnsc
of petit larceny in stealing II dress valued at
Sg5 from Eliza Qualls cOlorcd, in January last,
was 'csuIed IN the criminal court yesterday.
officer linrnCS was called us a witness in re-
huttal Of SHniOrd's testimony and contradict.
ed II on several points. \ verdict Of guilty
M,ls LLLmlnrnl
National Republican., 1888-03-30
nSc s. pants to order. Ei.cman's, 7th K Z
Courts Not In Session.

Criminal court will be the only District
comt TO hold session to-day, the others oh
serving the day. The next sessions of the va
r!Cus courts will be as follows Court in gcu-
Cral term on Monday. Circuit court No. / on
Saturday Tor motions, circuit court No. :.
saturday, Probate court on Tuesday at $50
o'cl, ClI H. IN.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Enui,I Trunsii.

Tine j. almost annihilatcd by the II aud 70
tween Washington aud Baltimore. These
trains are IN tho regular schedule and make
the time every day the year round The one
collar excursion tickets to Baltimore, which
tie u. ~ o., will sell nest Friday saturday,
and sunday. will be honored on all trains,
including these celebrated flyers" and all
tickets viii be valid for return passage until
next Monday iuplusiNp
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Mono Are Infrrinr.

All tN2 trains of the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad leaving the handsome station AT Sixth
and Il streets for Baltimore are we'll equipped,
aud desirable The road runs
none other, SlcXCursiun tickets to Baltimore
National Republican., 1888-03-30
BmiIding Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Robert Waliron, 10 erect five
dwellings, GEO to GJ5 X street northwest, To
cost $500; j. j. sullivan. one dwelling, 300
Boundary street. 500: B H. Elicit, two dwell.
ingS ~ and 39N X street northeast salon;
SaCO: Henry Orth. two dwellings. l5!0 and 1881
EIGHTH street SlOnn
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Baitimore I.Ncnr.ion..

The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will I'll excursion CckstS to Baltimore Tor all
trains next Friday. saturday. and sunday good
returning until Monday. inclusive at rate ot 81
for the round trip. In addition to the regular
schedule two special express trains, with par
Ter cars attached. will leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot next sunday at . a. m. aud II a.
IN. These excursions afford fine Oppor.
tuuity To visit friends in Baltimore.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
First rrme Before the Cour. in Banc.

TNp case Cf Emma c. Wright against GeOrgG
T. Bearing Tas argued before the court in
general term yesterday on motion 10 dismiss
the motion for Il icw lrinl. on the ground that
II was iiui Med within iunr days. iis require |
10y iGlr ~. aud Il j. said that it is the first time
term. The arguments wcrt finished and tn
ease .uiuuiltd.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
To Baltimore in 10 Minutes.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is the only
line running limited express trains to Balti-
more In IL and 30 minutes, and the one dollar
excursion tickets to Baltimore via u, Il q.
will be IGNORED on all trains. Nineteen
trains Friday and saturday. Thirteen trains
Suuiny
National Republican., 1888-03-30
sru>o oycrcoo,-, Ei,,man'., cor ;th x E.
CMrt. Lcnch EernrI, fnr DmtN.

CAPT, smith :, Leach who is torpIcve Capt.
syuons, rcloltcd yesterday to Mai, Raymond
for dGty.. II l. hoped That he will prove a.
successful nm officer ~ his pred ccc>SOr. whose
pI, CvtlCn j. N'un by merit alone.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Memo.

This j. the day on which the sale of 81 Balti-
muic aud Potion UC excursion tickets To- Balt!.
more begins, tomorrow another and sunday
Il third. ON whatever day bought they are
valid for thc return trip NJ 1" and including
MmMdny.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
Arproyel by Judge Smell.

Rose Jones, crlorel. va, tried IN the police
rourt Yesterday for rorrcc ting Ida Lane for
treQurn,ngu dl>ro2utahle house. Judge Sne
justified the WumDn'- action. and wished that
other guardians would be "uGally ~ faithful.
National Republican., 1888-03-30

Our stock is, without excep-
ton, the finest; approved by
the admiration of buyers, and
entirely to our liking. The
reasons for preference of
ready-made are on the sur
face:
|. The Overcoat is seen
made up. There is no guess
work about how it will look.
Examined in the roll, without
being able to know how it will
trim, goods may strike the
fancy that, when made up,
prove disappointing. This is
avoided when seen and
bought in ready-made.
z. The OverCoat ought to fit
over the clothing ordinarily
worn--this is readily accom-
plished when tried on ready
made. Throughout our whole
stock of Spring Overcoats,
from the finest to the least
expensive, every essential of
elegance in appearance and
excellence in service is
thought of and thought out
carefully and particularly,
and unusual shapes are
looked after as diligently as
diamond "finds." In stores,
here and there, fine Over
coats--a feW--may be kept.
Nowhere else does fineness
begin so far down in price, or
the price go up to as high
quality of material as here.
National Republican., 1888-03-30
1888 Palais Royal Kid Gloves.

The new "PALAlS ROYAL GLOVES are to
be noted for the beauty and variety of the
new shades. and also for the positively fast
black. We want you to ask to see the new
Black Kid Gloves and have u talk about them.
tndrcsscd Kid "Palais Royal" Gloves, plain
backs, button, Sl.2j; button. si50; Nous.
qictaires, Sii5. Embroidered Backs, but
ton. SI.s0 MousQuetaircs, S1.S5.
Plain backs, ) button, Sl.50: MousQuetaircs,
Sl.S5; Embroidered Backs, button, Sl,i5;
MCuSQuctaircs, SIS.
1883 NOVELTY KID GLOVES.
Mahogany Color Undrcsscd Kid MOusQuc-
iaires, with white or black embroidered back,
S1.s5.
Black Dressed Kid Mousquetaires, with fancy
stitching, Si.a5
National Republican., 1888-03-30
4 Young Giri', Mistake.

lila Ferry, II years old disappeared from
her home, Hi9 p street northwest, Monday last,
amt Las uOt been srrn since She has blink
eyes and short black hair. and wears cithc? u
long plaid cloth coat or y brown plush coat.