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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23
Mliinnd Mnnnn

Why are you 50 ont II sorts never nbc 10 tell
folks that you are wells Ton to onc It's all caused
IN the Rrst place hy lal lluul constipation, which
has no doubt hmaDlycattsrd dctangra kldneNe and
Liver. The sure cure len Cons tipulon II the Cclc
hrated Kidney Wort It'll nlso specific remedy
for all kidney and Liver di scascs Thousands arc
cured by II every month. Try il al ontc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

SENATOR GROVER. of Oregon, is seri-
ously ill at WILMINGTON, Del, where he
went some days ago to pay a visit. II
is said that he has suffered shock Of
paralysis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23
CHARLES READE.
The Painful Amount of Labor with
Which lie Constructs n Novel.


When Mr.. Reade, says foreign cor
respondent, speaks of writing as u lab
orious and difficult art, he is not talking
with al amount of labor which super.
fetal observers might not detect. ITO
avoid describing Hyde park" he ob.
served to Mr.. Hewitt, and calling it
Australia l read some thirty books
about the country" | may add that he
works by fits and starts. He feels that
he must he Gin the vein" to do any
thing. Occasionally he forces HIM
self, but the results are indifferent.
Herein he differs from Sir Walter Scott,
who went TO work every morning ut 6.
Scott, by the way is a favorlte of
Resde's who Calls him the British
Homer" Perhaps the test OF true
appreciation of Scott is that a man
should love "Rokeby," aud Reade can
quote with zest from that underated
poem. With respect TO Scott, adj
mirers of Mr.. Reade will scarcely he dis
posed to allow that The Cloister and
the Hearth" yields in excellence to a
single one of the great enchanter's pro-
auctions. think Reade went to Hol.
land and Germany on purpose to col
lect materials for that great master
piece. Apparently his thoughts took u
more serious turn from the date OF that
voyage. An old comrade of his ob
served, gloomily; "He used TO be
such Jolly fellow; then he went to
Germany and had lis hair cut; and 1
don't know what ii was, but he seemed
to be changed" The sentence is mystic;
leave it to the Initiated to guess what
was meant. At present his appear
ance is that Of u model old man
hale, hearty, and withal of stately
courtesy"-except indeed, in some
minor details. For instance, an au
thor Of some renown recently dedicated
novel to Mr.. Reade, and received, not
till after some delay, an acknowledge
ment OF the briefest kind on torn
| fragment of foolscap.
Charles Reade writes ultimately for
fame Immediately for profit or for a
practical, purpose; generally for both.
| His gains must have been considerable;
for story in the C5rnhN he was paid at
the rate ofibree gnineas q page. with
absolute right of reproduction. Of the
effect of his works in promoting social
reforms it is difficult to Judge with &C
curacy. Possibly his chief merit is to
have interested the public at large in
such sad themes as are furnished by
prisons and madhouses. "Put Your
self in His Place" procured him the
honor of threatening letters from var
ions trade-unions. Mr. Reade is per.
feet French scholar, having even &C.
complished the notable feat Of writing
a comedy in that language.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23
The Eyidcnce ACcnmnlalCs.

II. j. Footner, OF Toronto, Ont, ccrtiaes that
Warmers Safe Pills have cured him of bilieusncss
and slceplessness. &, Al Gadhnis, OF BrookVille,
Canada, certihes that tho Safe Pills and Safe Bit.
tiers have cured aim Of malarial difficulties con
uac,cd in Texas Il, j, Campbell, OF Philadelphia,
certiles that the Safe PILLS aud Safe Kidney and
liver complaint And like testimonials keep com.
ING
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

Two men jostle each other on the
street, exchange words, ard take to
pummeling each other Justify. Gen.
tlemen, gentlemen" cried third, ruzh.
ing between them, why do you pound
each other thus? Have you no wives
at home?'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

WoRKINGMEN! Look 10 your inter
csts and save doctor bills by using Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

THE state election IN Oregon will
AXE place within two months, on the
first Monday in June, ~ wit. AS u
congressman will be voted for the result
will have political significance SO far as
the Pacific states are concerned. twill
be the more interesting rs Oregon is re-
sarded rs an uncertain sort of state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

Females tha, are liable 70 supprs'son by tsh1ne
cold, or irregular o. painful nominations shouA
slwsys keep csrGs Compound ETssct Of smars
weed on hand, end IL. use win convince them ths,
II 10 NstursS remedy in rhoss complaints n
Bosworth q sonA Wholesale sgspta, hnvaukss.
u Noble = Co, PYopnstors, Erie, HsnA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

IT is said that the estate of the late
VIM. NJ. Hunt refused All offer of $780,
600 for the largest Niagara" which is
now in the loan collection at the Met
ropOlilan. IL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

The KITCHEN Few things tend so
much to please and comfort, make all
laboring tor the family contented and
comfortable, as bright, pleasant we'll
furnished kitchen. In no other room
in the house are sunlight and fresh,
pure air so indispensable as in the room
where some ofthe most important work
must be done. A long, narrow, dark
kitchen il an abomination. Ranges or
cook stoves should not be placed oppo-
site a door or window. A good yentila-
ton is important over a range or cook
stove, by which the steam and disagree
abe odors from cooking can be carried
off without prevailing the house. Three
large windows are always desirable and
for very large kitchen four would be
better.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

Tue Empress Of Russia ia said to
sustain life on strong meat soup, diluted
goats milk and morphine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

Ths voItais Ben CO., MarshAIl, Mich.
will send tneiI celebrated Electro Voitaic
Belts to the afl cled upon 80 days trial
speedy cures guaranteed. They mean
VIVA, they say. Write them withoutdslsy
II has wond, rful power 90 liowels, Liver aud
Kldneysl WHAT Kidney Woft, try II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23
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AGENTS MALI AND FEMALE- IN mi xch largo
eyed Engllsh needles, ihcludlnv u mixed dhrnefh
9buttom carpet, lbonslns, wOrsted, lmoito noe
dlSctc. Package sell si1f Ac A,cn,s e,rcni9t t,oe'
LONDON NRKpLR 20. 70 aud ~ tth ASe,. New YORK.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23
EVERY SI3S1S;II1pI
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Fe,ec ana Aga-,

Persons Of weak ind enieebled constitution ran and
notbing better than this Food for ant Use. Re.
member IL Il a steam cooked food, Take no other
4 GENTS WANJFD for stThe Bihle IN Pics
"A turea.H cont ,ining 2tu Engvayings W Julius
krhnoFF won Gamafeids THIS work " hRhly u dort-
ed ~ Pres Chadroafne, Willisms 20 ieges Biebop
boshe Albany Rev. lIr Post. - Louis. Ina j.
Patton Jfhn Peddie. ~ w Thomas. Geo. n. Peeke.
add others Chicago. sud IN numbers
aAddfess AkTHUk BOTT AlDany y. v.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-23

DIR, I, Guy Lewis, Fulton, Ark, saysp
q After a practice ot vs. ycNrr, prlacunce
TUFTS PILLS the hest anti-hilious n,1lteiM
Al,
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
OEsAR'S CLAIM.

The New Orleans Democrat having
days ago drawn the inference that
Capt. b. w. Marston had been con-
Quoting the editorial department Of
the Coushatta Citizen in it's reviews
of the legisturc and the State admin
isttation, that journal Indignantly
mounts the floor, and ploccedsto rem
der unto Caesar the things which are
C;psar's:
"I'his imputation is equally unjust
to Capt. Marston and ourselves, and
our purpose in writing this article is
to contradict it. We have no author
ity whatever to speak for Capt. Mars
ton, and it is gross injustice to hold
him responsible for our uttcranccs.
On the other hand, the Citizen is no
mans mouth-piecc and is solely re-
sponsible for it's uttcranccs. AS for
Capt. Marston, we have not seen him
since his return from attendance OH
the Legislature; nor have we had any
communication with him, verbal or
written, and we have no knowledge
of his views except such as we have
gathered from the New Orleans press
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Chicago Times says; "Mr.
George, the individual who claims
that he can prove that the Texas "a
cific land grant was secured by the
wholesale bribery of, Senators and
Congressman in 1871, has been inter
viewed by two members ofthe House
committee to which he addressed his
letter asking for an investigation
Not much was learned by the Repre-
sentatiyes in relation to the nature OF
his evidence, and another conference
will be held with him soon. George
il denounced by the Texas Pacific as
q spy in the service of Huntington, OF
the Southern Pacific, and blackmaller,
and by some politicians as an en-
ployee of the Grant crowd with !, IN, ,
structions : to create suspicion that
Mr. Blaine was Interested Ill the
,.rookeJl transactions which he pro-
sases to be able to disclose"
ruuruM III -yu0 iaC
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
YES, WE WILL.

In reference to our criticism upon
the chicanery and thimblc rigging
practiccd by certain so-called Demo-
Gratis, and the necessity for deter
mined action on the part of the pure
element of the party to oust them out
Of place and power, the Amitc City
Independent says:
That's right Brother Jas'y, you are
teaching good doctrine. Now keep
saying things over and over till the
people have learned them by heart.
1t takes them a long time to learn,
and line must be upon line, and pre-
ccpt upon prcccpt, but they will hew
to the line, once they see where it is.
This is Our intention, and it shall
be the guiding principle of the CAPE
ToLIAN to watch with jealous eye the
dishonest manipulations of tricksters
who disgrace the name of the party
by calling themselves Democrats, and
sound the buglc blast of warning to
those whose interests are about to
suffer. This work must be done in
the party ranks, and Democrats alone
arc the ones to perform, it. If we wait
until the nominations are made and
the party lines drawn in the heat of
contest, it will be too late. We must
act beforehand will, that wisdom and
promptncss which is the handspring
of success in all undertakings. Let
all Democrats have an eye single to
one purpose and that is to defeat in
our nominating conventions every
man whose life and character is not
above reproach and its corruptive as
sociations, for they only tend to
blacken the name and destroy the
usefulness of Democracy.
Sound the gnaI-purc men to the
front
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Patriot-DcmOcrat thinks that
Gov. Wilt ought to resign; that if not,
u storm Of Indignation will be raised
among the cohorts Of Democracy that
will shake the State to its foundation.
We would remind our esteemed con-
temporary that Gov. Wilt is not to
blame lorthe dclinqncncjes Of the leg
islatllre. In this body there arc men
who should be called on by their con-
stituencies to resign, and we believe
that the guilt of the one and the scorll
OF the other will yet nerve them to I;
reputation of each and every Repre-
sentative and Senator who proved
taithlcss to his trust. The State
body polite can be purified only
through one channel. The parishes
must weed out those who arc subser-
vicnt TO corrupt influences, and ele-
vate the good, faithful and patriotic.
And nothing can be accomplished 10y
q bolt from the Democratic ranks. Let
this be borne III mind.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Up to the Sth inst, there had been
introduced into Congress during the
present session upwards of 1900 bills
of various kinds. Out of thisnumbcr
there have been reported back from
committee but l26 bills of II public
character, and the probabilities are
that comparatively few more bills
will be from the standing committees
for consideration.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Sabine Index: "1hc sentiments cX-
pressed in the CArTroLIANagalnstth the
unwarrantcd TRADE of the Alexandria
Democrat Oh certain papers III the
State in which the Index is included
and vindicating the position of said
papers in relation to the negligence
or inability of the late legislature to
do it's duty, are ours exactly, and we
cannot better express our endorse
ment of the same, than to say we
glory in the spunk and admire the
indrment of the CAplToLIAN.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Orclousas Democrat, one of the
ncatcst papers in the State, pays us this
high compliments: "Ihc Tri-Wcekly
CApIToLIAN, at Baton Rouge, is simply
"a thing of beauty and of merit No
papcr in Louisiana eXcels it in point of
typographical ncatness and editorial
ability. May prosperity attend its usc-
fnl career
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

We publish in another column Il conl-
mrnicatlon from the Patriot-Democrat
signed by "Karl' 1t may serve to
furnish the New Orleans Democrats
"fumny man with "a new idea or two."
so that its ''ncw potatoes will not be
so hard ON the public digestion in the
future. We hope no objections will be
taken to this, as it is only friendly
hint that we watt to him on his much
loved gulf breeze.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

NHISAuV, NUy SO'-DOiCSNVcc " WV
National Convention arc arriving in
large numbers. Don Cameron Is expect
ed here tomorrow morning.
The amti-Grant men have called u
mass meeting for Wednesday night, III
Central Music Hall, to protest against
the action of the State Convention in
taking the appointment Of delegates
from the districts and vcstiug it in the
State ut large.
The Galcna Gazette of this morning
contains u semi official statement ~ the
effect that Grant will not Withdraw, but
will accept if nominated.
WASHINGTON, May 25.--rlle Scnate
passed Morgan's bill regulating the
electoral count to-day. The impression
now is that Congress will not adjourn
until the middle Of June.
If the news that tho Louisiana dele
CATION to Chicago is for Grant bc true,
tho managers in New Orleans will have
anything but happy time with Sher-
mans friends. They said to-day when
the news came that the Louisiana Gus
tomhousc officials were incompetent and
had lost the third congressional district
two years ago by inctiicirncy which
seemed to be continual.
PIrrsDuRa, May 25.-Sntmtlay night
II fire destroyed seventy buildings in tho
town of Edinbnrg, Clarion county, in
Guiding all the principal public and pri-
vatc buildings, and involving u loss Of
$l5o,oOo.
SAN FnANCIsCo, May 25.-A Sunta
Cruz dispatch reports that by an acci-
dent ON the South Pacific Coast Rail
road at Big Trees, thirteen persons
were killed and others will die over
forty wounded.
LNrER.-Thc train, which met with
the accident at Big Trees on the South
Pacific Coast railroad yesterday, was u
local train with passengers bound for u
rifle picnic. 1t consisted Of three open
ears, with ratings around them and
temporary seats, cacl, car holding about
1875 persons
Just after passing tunnel No. Z, the
first two ears jumped the track, throw
ing their passengers forward in heap
on the ground, crushing and partially
running over them. The passengers in
the third car were not hurt. All the
hotels in Santa Cruz have been turned
into lOsitals to accommodate tho
wounded, who number thirty or forty
mostly from San Francisco and Santa
Cruz. Fourteen deaths, have this far
been reported.
MONTGOMERY, May 25.-rhc suit
against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, for State and county taxes,
was compromised to-day by the pay
mcnt of MA, 500 cash in full of all claims
against the road. Tho authorities seem
willing in all eases where there is good
ground for % claim against them, in
order to avoid litigation as much as
possible. Several cases have recently
been compromised.
OMAHA, May 25.-lhe strike at the
smelling works has ended, Il compromise
having been effected.
MACON, Miss, May 25.-Captan Sam
Williamson, of Sumptrr county, Ala,
comn4ttcd suicide to-day mt his resi-
lcmcc, seven miles east of Scooba. lie
was Sheriff of that county some years
ago, and a candidate before II loninat
ing convention for the same office last
Saturday, when he was defeated by II
small majority. A pistol fired by his
own hand this evening, at four o'clock,
ended his aspirations.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Radical state Convention in
New Orleans, last Monday, was a
lively affair, of course. The thing,
TO sum it all up in a nutshell, ended
i'll Il bolt under the leadership of
Warmoth, and the election of two
sets of delegates to the Chicago Grant
Convention.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Journal says the Re
publican proceedings at Chicago last
Monday were directed by the most
distinguished professor of beer, brIbc-
ry and bulldoozing in the "srand old
Republican party
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DECORATION DAY.

The following order of exercises will I've oh.
served in the Decoration Of the graves Of Union
Soldiers at the Baton Rouge National Cemetery
on Sunday May 30th, 1880.
l. Formation Of the OK Federal Soldiers Mem.
orial Association, at entrance to Cemetery, at
4 clock 2. NJ, and march TO the stand.
II-Praycr by the Chaplain.
Music.
IIl-Rea'ling of original poem, entitled Zee
Grafton Day"
Music.
IV-Rcading Of second inaugural address Of
Abraham Lincoln.
Music.
V--OratiOn.
Music.
VI Decoration of graves.
A cordial invitation is extended to all OK
Federal Soldiers to unite with the Association
an,l take part in the march.
The citizens of Baton Rouge and others are
requested to be present.
BY or,lerof CHAS. A. DEAN.
President Ex. Federal Soldiers Memorial Asso.
citation
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

One of the colorcd Republican, dele
gates to the State Convention wants
the following plauk inserted iii the
Chicago platforms: awe are opposed
to the gobbling up ofcolorcd children
by medical Students
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Brigandagc is assuming threatening
proportions in Spain, where there arc
now ut least thirteen bands of bfig-
ands actively and pro'itably at work.
The most celebrated leaders of these
bands are: "Juanilloncs," xa,ose
headquarters arc in the Sierras; "El
Terrible" in the province of Alcazar;
Gel Zurdd," in the ncighbolhood of
Malaga; "Agul," in tho Asturias;
"Miguelillo" and "Rubio," in Grcn-
ada.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Strange what II difference few
words will make. The Republicans
now call it "Senator Hampton's states
manlikc Speech A short time ago
it was "Wadc IIampton's rebel yell"
How we apples swim.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

A dispatch from Atlanta yesterday
saws, Senator Brown and Coy. Col
quit, in an interview published in the
Constitution OF Sunday, deny in
strong terms the charges made against
them that there was any trade made
by which Gordon resigned and Brown
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Whoever is honorable and candid,
honest and courteous, is Il true gen
tlcman, whctl,crlcarned or unlcarncd,
rich or poor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

A large dog, of his own accord, has
been for some time guarding The Con
fclleratc monument at Augusta, Ga.
He has asattractcd attention by severely
biting q man who went to attend to
the lamp at the corner Of the monu-
ment.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

New York has furnished the last
four Democratic candidates for the
presidency, and the Republican "om'-
nee has won every time. Is it not
timeIto change the omen! "a pro-
phet is not without honor save in his
own home"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The Vienna Sentinel says it is bet
ter for q man to part his hair III the
middle than to divide his politics in
that manner.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
FOR PRESIDENT,
w, S. HANCOCK,
Pennsylvania.

The Coushatta Citizens continues
to swarm up" its fight against thcad-
ministratiOn.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

Call for Conrads Budwciser ut all
wholesale and retail grocery, liquor and
and saloons generally.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27
CROSS TICK.

Fine Extracts for tho Handkerchief
Metallic Cartridges for Pistols and Rifles
Brooks Chill Cure, warranted to cure any case;
Rodgers Wostenholms, Wade & Butchers
Cnttlery;
Oil-Linseed. Lard. Castor, Coal and Neatsfoot
Odds and Ends-Soaps, Powders, Paper Shells
Cigars, Lamps, &C.
knives Razors, Scissors and Shears;
Stratena, for mending broken China, Glass, &c
At BROOKS DRUG STORE. Main st.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

The New Orleans Times complains
of reckless driving in that city.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-27

uuJ ! able ngare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17
0azette
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. NOV. II.

Tall, As opuory becomes settleo'
and ntcsliy 10 cities where great Dumoers OF
bnmap beings arc crowded into comparatively
.n.n nlace. meu degenerate 10 height apd the
women ere not Only proverbislIy shorter than 10
tbs oouusry but they are less mu'culsr. AS
t,ere are thought to be exceptions to oil rules,
there are both tall gentle men and ladies' IN el
cities. A majority of them. however # traced
r, their birthplace, will be found to have come
from the oountry. Kentucky apd Tennessee
nroducs he tsllest men 10 the country.
voupp boy taken from the city. whose parents
are below the usual height. and reared IN either
of those States, would probably quite overtop
sny of his family. The material sbounds 10
the craios and meats of those spleDdld regions
for developing the bones. =,
The Patsgonars have long been celebrated
for being the tAllest race of men 10 exlsteCcs.
Mapelsb's associates give their average stature
81 seven feet tour inches. Commodore Byron 8
cficers seldom saw one bel W seven feet, and
some exceeded that MEASURE. At the polar
circles, ,spe CHILLY Ncr;h. The Esq1imaux GEL
dom towers above four feet and halt to I'VE
feet. Asa whole the English are 6nely de-
yeloped, tail snd energetic. Americans are 8
oompcurd of all nations Oh the globe, Vasylrg
10 siz:, strength. height, Wsig hi, mental capa-
city and energy according TO the predonnanc,S
of blood from any particular souioe. milk
diet, of all food, is most favorable for large
tall frame 10 early lite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-17

MAIL South ward, connects at Gordonsvliie,
with Cbes. g. Ohio Z. H., EAST and West. Z,
Lynch burg, connects with Atlantic; u lss. y
Ohio K. r.. through South vest Virgins, e.
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little koct
and Te1ss-and at Danville with Richmond i
Danville r. T., to South end Southwest,
Express Southwark connects a. GordoBEyjli"
to all points on Ches. & Ohio X. j., and al Jan
Vile for all points South. East and Souta.
MIXED TRAINS for n sin ! Line IN Is.Ta =
e1andria daily, except Sunday. 0O n. n. snr
u 90 m, and returning arrive At Alexa"dr:s
! 90 p u and 2 IS p. u.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 q. m. and Alexandria 7 45 o. H., daily
except Sunday, arrive at Strsshurg al l. Is p.
connecting with the Valley Road Eass nrC
Yves. Leave Strssburg 2 80 p. H., arriving q
Ale1sndris al 6 80 p. III.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MAN ASSAS NV
ISION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursdsy
and Saturday, st 90 g. M, and returns jEon-
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 2 48 p. 4:
For Middleburg, dsily connection 1T F'Ii''s
station,
For Upperville, regular connection At Del
For WATERMELON, lesve Washington .
7 10 g. n. daily.
All trains make good connections. a. VISA
ington, to and from North snd West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ST
7 10 .. m, running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washingtonat III ~
o. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Ch.ir Gar,
with extra charge only sl.o0, through TO
Dsnvile.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga, withCu change, on 10 4Otr.in
Through tickets very low to the South snc
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. A..