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National Republican., 1888-04-26
InrEnNllN GnrnnnIIs.

uu,i bcaulirui piece uf construction i
nuw uu rviibitiuu IN ON ul the lnIinHuth
window, ut LJn>hWgi < Bro. il rcprc.ent.
the Exposition building, or 1T. Louis, Mo-,
where thc Democratic nouyCuiuu will bc held
in June. It's hudly nccc sury To say that
the work was dcyi.cd and "SccutCd by Mr.
VIM Gibson. their expert window dresser.
wlu ha- ,luwu hi, XII SECTION This eXcey
any iullrCr attempt ut hi. II l. a wanderfnl
cCnstlED tiun and l. perfect IN every detail.
even to N" imitation ui the brick portion nnd
thc lamp, In front Of the building, the statues
un the top. &c. Il /. muuestipnably the pret.
test window display ever mHde in the United
states, aud each and every resident of Wash
ingtuu ought 10 .cc this. Tic night display
will be the rnust imposing. the lamps will then
he lighted and then show Dti this magnificent
piece OF art. This piece ui work REQUIRED Bon
yard, OF lace and $50 yard, Of wu"hng and
5000 pins to counr"i IL. II required tn,
paticuCc oi lob and suppression Oi many IN
oath ~" the finish tuUrii was given, bu what
- qualification tu all concerned II j. finished
and It viii certainly l." the talk OF the people
tor the nest few day, dut the tNrOnss ui PEG
pie that will tcwHni express THEN unhoundcd
ncmirutinn will greatly repay all thc trouble
ih, construction Ui i required,
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Mecllng Of Nlcment,, Lnhg,

The regular meeting ct rrmcuts' Lodge OF
Good Tcmplar, ON sunday evening attracted
am unusually large attendance OF members
and mich business of Importance was trans
acted. Five new mcmhers were admitted,
uud q number of application for membership
were read aud referred. The election OF
following result: chief tCrnTlag, Dr. j. Il,
Ilciis.cy: Nic, tcmplur, Mis-. jcmiir MURRAY;
SECRETARY, \, Kalstrnm; financial sccrrtary,
edward MahOnvy' treasurer Mrs. NJ. II,
N1hunry: supcntcudcnt Of JuvrmIr Temple,
MSs iuip T.. Martin: rhtulcn Mis- sadie
BW>tuw: marshall, j. +, Baden. guard, Mis-
TauuiuVhnrp,un dul sergeant Vim. u, clark
before All iurgrinC 'ilr loN." Wus cu'CriHincd
With n liHnn solo ny PROT lrl"il vornl sol" lI
Miss ildiG iiullidgr, recitation by Miss 'H~>u
Shlry. yuuJ ,"lu hy Mis- kat, Nh Huu, and
ruG solo h. M.' iHnui" rhump-rm.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
ORDER or ODD FELLOWS.
Celebration of the Sixty-Nin,h Ami
ycrspry of Its Creation,

The odd Fellows celebration this afternoon
uf the .iSty.ninth anniversary OF the cstah.
i-lmcnt Of the order in this country will be
attended with much display and by parade,
the feature Of the latter being the presence Of
the Chesapeake Regiment This regiment is
uniformed, aud comprises patriarclls militant
Ut Portsmouth, Va, Baltimore, Wilmington.
Del. and NeNandru The frSt.namcd com
muuds ere expected to reach here nj G31 this
murniug the Baltimore and Wilmington can
tons will reach here at 9:ii by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and all the visitors will be-
received hy the Washington odd Fellows.
The line ul march will then he taken mp,
aud, headed by the third artillery band. the
procession will pass over the following route:
Up Nuw Jersey avenue TO street: I street to
Massachusetts avenue; Massachusetts avenue
via north side Mount Vernon sQuarel 10 -Four.
trcuth street; around the south side Of f1hOmus
circle tO Vermont avenue, tO II street: "
street iu Seventeenth street: Scvcnioeutl.
street To PENNSYLVANIA avenue; Pennsylvania
avenue Through the grounds past the CNecu.
tive WansIum iu Fifteenth street: Fifteenth
street To- q street. q street to National Rifles
HAL, where a banquet will be served. .
AZ night Hon, e. II. Mansur ut Missouri. will
make IN address. and the festivities viii end
with lall The President viii review the
parade as 1t passes the white house.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
New Lot of ParasolS.

The backward season causes low prices in
the wholesale markets, and especially for the
expensive Novelty ParasOls, Expect surprls
img values.
- Tho beautifully hand. d.carved handles;
tie gold aud silver Ornamentrd tips to the
paragon frames; the artistic effects of the
shaded Innings: the almost endless variety Of
SHADES and combinations of colOrs, make This
lot al PnraSOlS only job lot In the meaning
tiat the styles cannot be duplicated and that
the prices cannot be again quoted. IN short,
II means the manufacturers loSS and your and
our gain.
Moiie Silk parasols, S?is. s3.OS, Sues, s5.Gs,
$50, SS.Gs. St2.in.
luceCuvcled parasols. S]Gs, SiGs, Sj!5,
SG.iS. sSGs. SiOaO, $3.50, Si6, $40
satin Coaching Pniasols, Si3s. $50, $!.tS
Sy.U- S3.GS.
Fancy Coaching Parasols, s3iS $40. $3.50,
SIhS.
Mourning Palasols, S?is, s3ds, $LGS, S5Gs,
SGlS.
White six ParasOl,, SiGs. StnS. S5.nS, SS.aS.
StHrSlabcd pdrHsOls. SI0hO. Sl!.7D, Sij.
O"tagOn- shaped ParaSOlS, Sli,.j. Sl2.SO Sl6.
Calliuge Para>ols. SliS, sl,dS. SiSn. $50.
- 30.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
1Im SMALL THINGS or 4 DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

riur Veterinary Surgeon \. Mnliculic.>
re -iguatun lWs been accepted.
Edmund hudson has sold to William T..
p,Hll for slj.5N parts of subuts and In
,guuu lS1,
The grand stand at Ivy City race course has
hDru inspected 10y Mr.. EntwislU, who pro
N0nu,,~ II In u safe condition.
TNr commissioner, state that thcr' Is no
'nHt available for improving Sheridan uyonu"
nom seventh street to whitney Close.
'Fluma, jackson aud Thomas Wheeler. both
,O,r,d. were iucd SO each Ivy Judge Surll
ygntr'dpy lur fast driving ON the Brentwood
yuli.
\ mortiug NJ the NationM independent
Du.urnd lol,iioal Onion will be- held tu1nur
row might at the hall corner oi 1lird and u
streets southeast
carrie 'rtwlCS u culurcd servant employed
1 Sire housr ut Mr.. Wm. nWNrn "9 y street
N.., Yesterday given Iuui months ilt iHl for
stealing So from her employer
Louise II. Patterson has .uld ~ Charlr. \.
SHHltcr tor sIi,!!l -. part of ~uhlot NJ. IN part
ci .uugiC 10. Nu the cagt side of Connecticut
ryour. between VI and y streets northwest.
The ruumissiunct, have declined to allow
the police at police headquarters to issue but
iui permits after office hours They say thd.
when they get another clerk th" trouble viii
/ hrI,wcdicd
certificate Of tine election ur John q.
| Townsend aud Rcdhcd Druiya' Trustees Tor
! term ug three year. from March ~, lS'S, Of
! the NorDh Presbyterian church wa filed in
! he ohcc Of rCco,dcrotd deeds Yesterday
! sarah s. Lockwood filed hill in equity
! yesterday against AencS Bodvn and three
| others iur the safe of part Of lot ., in square
| ~. The parties In the hill are heirs ut the
estate ui the late Thomas Buldcn who died
ntrstutr iu is;i. and as the estate Is not >ltS'
,,UtihlC OF PARTITION this action Is brought,
- -
/ IT. you want the best baby carriage madc AZ
. low price call ON Gately " Aldrich, 5S Scr'
National Republican., 1888-04-26
EOhbpYir- ItCpurtcd.

ThcIu,l,wing ruh' y!irS have buru rrpnr,"'l
At puinc hcHdquaugr-' Nm. Il, Goloy, "a
iO,S rlitd 'lrcct northwest. report, stolen from
hi, person u diamond pin. WORTH $2i, Auglst
II. Erck G'l Luui,iHna HNcuuv, reports stolen
S3G >, II. bWutwHir. i!l Eleventh Str, T.
tCIuIt- ,'nuu "uut unl -. la. Ormu, il!i
y stree :, report tlc larceny ui an iron weight
worth -, John A. 'iss"l reports the lu"nHu}
Of =, wort ut hri"kGycr's tools: jennie ttur
con r"pur, TIE th"It ,f UlolIiug worth $.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Collroe a, pI,rmnry hIumni.

The Alumni Association Of the college ul
Pharmacy at THEN meeting last Tuesday nigli
elected the following officers W :. Thomp-
ION. ir. president; II. W. ScsSGord. first vice
IrC>idCnt NhS Koch. second vice president;
Mex. Muucastrr. treasurer; W r. skinner.
secretary: II. g. EustcrdHy curator: f. Y.
Ilnt,liInglr. lIhInriMn.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
hInrriape IiCeugps.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Lewis y. Thornton and Charlotte Il.
Norris, George W. Saltcr and Hosalia l..
Bleeckcr. Frederick Fischer, Of York, Pa, and
Rosa ". t'ricss. of this city. James II Lang
jefferson county. W. Va; Henry G, Williams.
of StCclton IA, and Ella Butler, of Green
county Va; Henry q. Bragg and Lucy Il. Lu-
cado, both of Charlottesyille, VA Alexander
ZONES, of this city; Leonard G. lloltz and
Agnes T., BcnstCin, George W. KillmOn and
, Magnolia Williams, both Of AnacoStin, u. G.;
VIM II Vessels and Laura &. Guldin, WIN. Z.
Crawford and Alice VI. Ncrba, Spencer Rhone
and Maggie Shields Cornelius j. Carmodv and
Margaret z. bee. John McDevitt and Lena
Saltlmun Ralph lee and Sarah Jackson. both
A I,,,yfsttNVr1
National Republican., 1888-04-26

TnE Delightful Liquid laxative. syrup Of
Figs j. Il most agreeable and Nallable family
remedy. as II is easily taken hy old and young.
Constipation and the many ills depending on
u weak and inactive condition of the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels II acts Gently. strengthen,
The organs ou which II acts. and awaken them
tu Il healthy activity. For sale by all leading
druggists
National Republican., 1888-04-26
hanwoId nnloI and Ferry Compan,

The Subscription buuHN of the ahotu com.
Iluy ~, nov Opru At The ONCE OF hGrlcy
lhuth"rs, 1879 4 Street northwest.
BY tie charter "t the company the capital
stock &C S1UWn j. divided into !,'oO shares, at
. ~ lc' SHARE.
Slih.p,i.t.uils will he received for i've u'
more shares, payable :! u"r ,har" at ihc
,'u-.Lg of tie ,uhscIiut.um huOka Aul :! per
shmv monthly thcrv"ItcI until paid
National Republican., 1888-04-26

~ the last meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA
Democratic Association the following officers
were elected: Hon John Il. lynch president
y, T. Scitl, iir.t vice president: y. II. Feeder,
second vice president: II. NJ romeroy. record.
ing secretary; L. \ ErmentlQut, hnau.ial sec.
rCtury; samuel \. FuOsc, corresponding soc
rrtury; Dr.. j. y. SwartI, treasurer Charles
Hady sergeant al arms.
National Republican., 1888-04-26

More Street Lights Ordered.

Tile gas company has been directed to creci
the following lamp, Twum alley square l5;.
uuc IN ALLEY square @Si, two In alley square
!jG one in ALLEY square Ii5, one In alley
.UuHrc lss. one in alley square M five on
street between sixth and seventh streets
northeast; one o. Gordon avenue talley square
iish, two In MullaCh Place, three on First
street uhCi 81. between & street and North
Carolina uvcnuC two On twelfth street, be
tween S and r streets nine on Ohio avenue
avenue, bCtwCCn = and r streets: one ON
street, between Sew Hampshire avenue and
Eighteenth street: five ON q street, between
North capitol and First 'strcctS northeast;
three On Sixteenth street. between II and :
streets OuC ON First ,trccl, between and II
streets northeast.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Election uf Trustees.

ocHiHratr Of election Of col Rcdhcld BAR.
lrr aid Mr. Iulu Il. Tpwrsund rs trustees "f
tnr Nurth Presbyterian Church urtlrcr year
rndiug March, 1891. wa a., filed a. the recorders
ltli,u Yesterday. These gentlemen wcr" also
rr elected 10y IN" board .Uf trustees ut that
rnmch To- ~crNu respectively Is tred surcr and
National Republican., 1888-04-26

Tur D,rhrst"nuc plays any Kind ut music, in
any key. and any one can play H.. No cabinet
organ over made compares Whit can aud
,ct what II can du. GHtclEN NdrlCh, JG NcN'
.uth street uorti,No-t,
National Republican., 1888-04-26
HlCYCLISTS attention

Is called to the marked down
prices in Bicycle Hose at our
closing out sale OF Mems Fur
nishings, comprising a ! |
coiors i'm Cotton and Wool,
from 5Ocents per pair up.
Flannel Shirts, Lace and
Button Front, in White, Grays,
Browns. and Navy, at and be-
low cost
Rowing Jerseys at one-half
Of tl'eir prime cost.
Black Silk Ties at one-half
selling price.
National Republican., 1888-04-26

AEGo-rvrN rIrTErs Is known as the great
regulator ui the digestive organs all over the
world. Have il IN your house. Ask Your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article,
manufactured by Dr y. g. y. Sicgrrt Il sons.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
i,uiI,linu Permits,

The following building permits wcI.s granted
yesterday; Il, j. and Sarah Floyd. To erect
dwellings ~ i4is & street southeast, To cost
s5,iW; William Carlcv dwelling. :3ii tu ai.l
street $500; John Evans, store, MS rwcn.
ticth street, SmU: i. j. Reynolds, dwelling on
Central avenue. Meridian llill. $500,
National Republican., 1888-04-26

For family use no beer Is better than the
"taust' from the hnhcuscr- Busch Brewing
Association. Try It. and he convinced. oi-
hcc corner First and Virginia avcuue south.
west. Phone ss05. Frank Schwarl manager
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Sl.S5 "Palais Royal" Gloves

MUrSQC ETAlRES For 9sc.
S.huttOn length Best French Kid. tanS, grayS.
browns.
~ Patrons who habitually wear these
gloves may purchase three pairs ut 08c, u pair.
Please try and call as early as possible.
TIE PALAIS ROYAL.
,Srv space brlUwJ
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Some of the ParaSoIs.

The Sl.3s silk Parasols with satin striped
borders, come In tans, browns, blues. reds
and black, aud are well worth $40,
Tie Satin Coaching parasois at 81 81 would
be cheap at S2.!j.
The MORE SILK paiaSuls, In all colors aud
black and white, are worth nearer 81 than
S!.GS.
The Plaid Palgsols, with silver and gilt tips
to the Paragon frames are only S3.2j. The
more expensive ones are the best bargains of
the LOT,
The Laceirimmcd Black Satin Parasols,
with Innings nf changeable cUlOrs and silver.
lied natural wood handles In crooks and
large rings, are really worth $3.50 though
offered for only Si6S.
The Paris Novelty PurasolS. in star and
other fancy shapes, are nearly half the prices
generally asked: q few of them covered with
The very finest quality nf black handrm lace,
uIc really wOIks ui art.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Fortunate Lumber Camp Ticket
ali

Some months ago 4 party working In the
lumber camp Of VIM. tuUch CIV the Sturgeon
river ordered 81 tenth tickets In The Louisiana
state Lottery. one Of these wa, tenth Of
ticket No. iiai5 which won the first prize OF
SljOOCO In the drawing of February :, giving
The handsome sum Of Sli,UQ to be divided.
Icing srnt to Geo. j. johnson. of Baraga.
Three of the holders were of one family. being
John Dodwciu, his wife and child, who thus
net March J.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
FoWne'S Silk Gloves.

Asr for these celebrated English Gloves
Most durable silk gloves made.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Lsnn sllAle hrlOMD
National Republican., 1888-04-26
r. Fl, TAYLOR,
9S3 Penn. Ave.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN
SATEENS.
SEATON PIE r r Y,
successor to Perry " BroJ

(SuCCtH~Of 10 feffN " bfO'l
wlhL @GTN %SS RGl M@N34Y Ii6i1 ATE }ri6y 3 TiS -
qHlS LOT Is \ DUPLICATE ~ CABLE OF
TllE MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS. ~
hlN T.RST Mp1liiIi,\\,TytiniM, gt!i'nER,
nnMF'iliE{ M'li{ %AIEEEE%s li HHE B6Tii Is IiiGur
NM DARK COLOR~ COMBINED WITH
GTUN FIGURES AND PONlpNDOUR NND
.lAEnINlERE BORDERS fOK GARNI-
r,lE slyLEs ARE coNrlNED 70 We roH
Not BE NELN ELSEWHERE IN TlIlS
$50 nEt r. ANDERSON's best QtALrrY'
St0rCH GlNGHNMs. IN ENTIRELY NEW
>"HEllil, ~ IMPORTED "AtL Wool"
NNs,%$ NNs,$n TIIi%iAlN ANr FIGURED ENGLISH
NTW piIXrEp MI LrNET LAWNS ~
CiiuiCE rNTrLRNs ...,................
"TNlSLALil. NulHp, y. NJ vs., INE,MiIlTE5,
r,,TII,.GHi1S%'LN Hi1S' NlWE NGliWEGItys" IN STRIPED Avp
rlGrRED iNDtN SILKS ~ 30. .....
CONFINED STYLES T.. rElNrED lNniA,
"ENiiN i%pI CEMLNrS" ~, BLACK NNn
,,GnLnHEp y lRhH ,cciLKSS ar u'%,, =, ,A,Nn =.
mi. NEW srPl\G SHADES.
",'iluiCL luLORN" ~ AlL WouL NND
.slLN WNT i!ENEI&i"IA. rLmTiiH. ,,.,
TNNN iREE,H DRESS rNHEiCS, RANG.
l"G rNpM 'w 70 S?.tn PfN YARD.
OBTAIN ITCrRCs miC0RRECT PRICES
; { AT Q N p E r r Y,
riHuI nuILDING,
PENINSULA AHA AVE. CORNER 9rH N'N.
e -. liz t,t Il Isl
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Gloves for the Races.
Undressed Kid Mousque-
taireS.

Tans and Browns; Embroidered Backs: 81 Is
quality ior 0Sc pair. selected skins they
will not tear. .
TIE PALAIS ROYAL.
lSec space below
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Ti,e.Ccnt banjo strings
I,lrriinn nr Anirri.s.

Nud mp, the best In the world, at Brr!maun
~ raStct, musical inStullmcnt house siG j
sirr,l mNILhNCsl-
National Republican., 1888-04-26
NEVER SO FINE !

1t is generally conceded that for years we have
kept the largest and most complete stock of Boys
Clothing in the city. We also have complete line
of Mems Clothing, which comprises the newest
patterns and styles, and all this seasons pro-
ductions. In fact nothing can exceed the newness
and freshness of our present magnificent display
of beautiful goods for Men, Boys, and Children.
These are considerations of special Importance to
buyers.
Our stock of Shirt Waists is ready, raJ
Guiding all the patterns in French PercalesI
many of them made expressly for us, also Flat.-
nels, Musns, and Linen Waists, the largest and
handsomest assortment shown in this city,
ranging in price from Csc up.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
princinnI of Jhc High S,hooi,

The school board held a special meeting
Yesterday afternoon at Franklin building. and
amended the minutes ~i the previous meetings
10y appointing DR.. Lane principal of The high
s"luOl for the remainder of tile school year.
The appointment takes effect from the 18Th in
slant. Mr.. i ". Proctor was appointed tenn
IoraIy teacher to class ~, tO take effect from
The 5tlI instant. The board then adjourned.
ME..R-. LNSN ~ WALL. boUkmakcrS tor
merry at NOs Pennsylvania avenue, have ~.
moved tO !On! seventh street northwest. where
tlCy are prepared To- do business on all turf
National Republican., 1888-04-26
FAST BLACK HOSE
A CERTAINTY.

N NlJIt 1 ~ ~ y -
We have passed the eX-
perimenting point in
Fast Black Hose. 1t is
an assured fact so far as
our stock is concerned.
Like every good thing, it
has numerous imitators,
and "so-called" Fast Black
Hose are plentiful. An
iron-clad guarantee goes
with every pair we sell.
No questions, eXplana-
tions, nor shirking the
point at issue.
The money awaits every
pair that wants to come
back.
What we have have
been tried and found true.
Nor have we a scattered
line on so, but every size
in Il wide range OF quail
les for
Ladies,
Men,
Children,
Infants.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
To close out within so days
our ENTIRE STOCK of
SILyER-PLATED WARE
We offer the same at
ACTUAL COST.

They are all new designs,
purchased since January,
and OF the best standard
makers only, such as Rogers
Bros, Meriden, Wilcox, &c.
We are COMPELLED to make
this sacrifice, as the building
adjoining ours is to be pulled
down next month and the
dust and dirt arising there
from will ruin above class Of
goods, We prefer, therefore,
10 sell them at a sacrifice
while the goods are new and
fresh TO waiting until they are
unsuitable, This is bona fide
National Republican., 1888-04-26
llEADQu ARrERs" FOR FAST BL.
HOSE


'nEADQu QuARrERs" FOR FAST BLArk
HOSE.
ladies Fast Elackn Cotton Hose at s!gc.
Ladies Fast Black" Cotton Hose at 3jc.
Ladies, Fast Black, Cotton Hose at l!c.
ladies Fast Black Cotton Hose at j0c.
Ladies Fast Black cotton Hose ut G!lc.
Ladies Fast Black Cotton Hose at i5c.
Ladies' "Fast BLACK Lisle Thread Hose, 81.
ladies Fast Black" Lisle Thread Hose 81 81
CllIl.DREN'S PAST BLACK HOSE.
Sis splendid qualities and styles.
No. l,-laln, double heel and toe, sizes to
- size j. zee. per pair; rise g, per SIZE larger
No. .n-Nme.uhd.Onc ribbed, double heel and
toe, sizes to incli size is Bic. per pair. rise
,c. lpr size larger.
80, plain. sizes to 81, Hne quality; size
No. i-Finc ribbed. Lislc Thread double
heel aud toe, Sizes to 9 inches: size in, is iSc
| cr pair, rise e; per size larger.
NJ. Fine Plain lisle Thread, double heel
ana toe sizes b to 5! inches; siho5 is lie. per
si2r rise !c. per size larger.
30. O ENtlq.tinc Pluin Cotton double heel
l&&TF,hNTS' aFiNIs;;Fi IN BBE.N!.tCKi@ SOCKS.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
First to introduce them in Washington.
inlnuts, Fast BLACK Cotton Halt SOCKS,
g. !iEs.. EE;s%.' e. &. "a q. saa Il; 9.
Prices %, ~, and 81
Infants ',,Fusr Black" cotton Three quarter
- Si1c., 4, A, :, ~,
Prices. 3a a5. 81, 49,
Sizes. g. g. and !;
&C., .----
Prices Il. ii. aud a5.
Infants Fast Black LiSlc Thread Half
sizes, T. u, = ~
Prices. 81 -. 81, no
sizes, a. o.. and !.
Prices. H. n. and IS
Infants Fast Black" flSc Thread Hhrec'
'''' sizes, i, A.. ), 3.
-.-. ----
Prices, a. ~, ~, -.
size. 6, O., and
Prices, =! 5t and 5G
| Mems LNtra.ilnc Grade cotton Fast Back
| ilusc at 20. 10 Il. AMI ;nc. pcr pair.
| IN view OF ihu rStcnsiyCnr-s ana mllinsi"
| worth OC this stock Of Black Hose We antici.
| rutr ;n iucycHard dcmisnd,
WOODWARD 81 LOTlIROP,
| Cor. 18th e T SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Lndge M.eiing. To-NighI

lr you want the best baby carriage made AZ
% low price. call ON Gately " Aldrich ~! Srr'
nllM .lrNet nnlihMnsi.
National Republican., 1888-04-26

Prices ~. H. aud a5.
Infants Fast Black i.islc Thread Half
Seeks.
Prices. 80. -. 81; NJ
sizes, G. o., and !;
National Republican., 1888-04-26
CLEARING SALE,

Ice Pitchers. quadrupIe-
plate. double walled, hand
SOmely engraved, for $685.;
worth ;pS and SO,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23
LEGAL ADV'TMENTS.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been in the conditions of COR
tian Mortgage executed and deliyerer nv Jobr
Co., Minnesota mortgagors, to Chariesi /. Merr,
Of the same place, mortgagse, dated The eieb,
teenth day ct March a: =. eighteen hundred and
eelghpsy,loSr liosg anG recorded in the office Of
Stearns and State of Minnesota on the Nine
teenth day Of April A. d. eighteen hund red and
eighty eight at one O'clock r. N. In book 20 OF
there IL claimed to be due and is due at the de fe
OF tpfs notice the snm of one thousand six hum
ared ana eighty,two aud %. 10Odollars (&I6s2 23)
OF said mortgage, and no action or proceeding
has been instituted at law or in equity to re-
cover the debt now remaining secured by said
mortgage any part thereof
NOW Therefole, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF power of sale contained in said
mortgage and Of the statute in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
therein described, which sale viii be made at
me front door OF the Post Office In the Village
ct Sank Centre in said County Of Stearns and
highest bidder therefor for cash, by the Sheriff
OF said county, on Saturday. the LIST day of Sep
TENDER a: ID: eighteen hundred and eighty
forenoon, to satisfy the amount which will then
be due onsaid mortgage, with the Interest as
afore said and costs and expenses of this sale,
SAID mortgage in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and
SO TO be sold are, all the lard described by.
and included within the following metes and
boundary lines: Commencing at point two
hundred and thirty seven and one-half (237D
feet east Of the southwest corner Of the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter of section
fifteen Q5) In township one hundred and TWEEN
ty-s1x (l2e) of range thirty -four, (34) thence
north one hundred and thirty.two feet Q32),
thence east two hundred four and one half feet
(204i)thence south one hundred and thirty-two
feet (l32) thence west two hundred and four
and one half feet (20iD to the place of beginning,
containing one-half "a acre more or less, TO
gether with all the Entertainments and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or In any wise ap-
purtaining.
Dated July 18th, A. D. 1888.
CHARLES L. MERRY,
- RI Mortgage.
BARTo d BARTo,
Attorney for Mortgage.
JonN P. HAMMERED,
Sheriff of Stearns County, Minnesota.