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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-18
HAYDOCK'S
VITALIzED BuCHU.
HEAR WHAT Is SAID.

HEAR WHAT is SAID.
at has made me new man
''Dr. Hsydock's Duchu has increased my weight
fifteen ponnde.h
"My wife would net be without Il for Anv
money"
"our little boy 10 much better. enclose ono.
dollar for another bottle, MA
III find It as easy to take as milk A
eve have sold thirteen bottles this week, aaa
shall want three dozen next order" N
my morning agony IL gone--thanks 10 yoasl
Buchu." ER.pFt
Want Of space compcls me 10 conclude. W
Any invalid or sufferer ahlcteu with any Kidneps
disorder who viii write me a. 10 their complaint
will be treated humanely and kindly. II 10 NJ
mosr earnest desire to investigate al forms q
Diabetes and to nive relief At all times Ifyeu ~
too poor 10 purchase, write me any war, and yCue
case will have immediate attention. .e Ml.
TION.
Observe that the signature Of Joe. Haydsck a
acroes the mouth OF each bottle. 's NNN
prcs-0ne dollar ftr large, and arr csnts spss
HAYD0CK 4 Co,
Dey Street. New YAH. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
THOMAS N. JACK.

The eloquent and feeling notice of the
death Of the late Thomas NJ. Jack, of Gal
weston, by our correspondent in that city, IL
well merited tribute to one Of this worlds
noble characters, for his we're the brain and
the heart where all the choicest harmonies Of
life found highest residence and grew articu.
late in all that LIES associations. Thomas NJ
Jacks whole career is volume Of starry
memories wherein the reader Of state,
jurisprudence, or the records of duty nobly
done upon tho battle-Aelds.oi his country, o.
the observer Of that quiet life where the pub
lie hero sinks out Of sight to reveal the hum
bier christian and the useful citizen, ma,
hnd"a combination and form indeed" clio
qusns with beautiful instruction. Farewell
brave heart. we swing the censor to tb,
wealth Of worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

ONE Of the evil and demoralizing effects of
public executions was made manifest in this
city yesterday. The scaffold on which Allen
Wright died Friday was left standing, and
during the day crowd of smsll boys col
lected around it. On it we're three or four
of the largest ones with dog. They at
tached rope to the top beam, and tying IL
around the dogs neck, one of the boys went
through the role of reading from the bible
Another addressed some remarks to the dos
and then turning to the audience of boys be-
low, he told them the condemned had
nothing to say further than that he was
reconciled to die and felt happy. The
sheriff then sprang the trap and through the
dog went and hung by the neck until he wa,
dead. Comments are unnecessary. 1t mus,
be apparent to all that the publicity of the
negroes death Friday and the hero he was
for the nonce, deprived the gibbet of all it,
terrors for these boys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

GENERAL SCHoFIELD is likely 10 be re-
moved from command at West Point. He
could not be used to make Republican cam
pagn bost out of the Whitaker case. 1t was
apparent to him at once
that Whitaker split his own
ears, and he went to work and developed the
fact satisfactorily to the entire country.
West Point belo ngs to the Republicans, and
it is an outrage that any superintendent of
that institution will not make regular mill
of it to furnish grist to fire the northern
heart
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
ELECTION NOTICE,

IN ACCORDANCE with e. resolution OF the
4 City Council, ana by virtue Of the author
lty vested in me, as Mayor pro tenn. l hereby
order special election, to be held In the City
of Dallas, on the Nth cay OF September, A. d.
1850, 1t being the second Tuesday in said month,
for the purpose of electing a Mayor Of said city
to NIL the uneNpired term now vacant. The
polls will be opened as follows: In the First
ward, at the Courthouse; in the Second ward
~ Il. b. Clark's stare, on Camp street; in the
Third ward at Marble yard on Elm street, op.
ward, at Youngs school house The judges of
the election will be MS follows: In the First
ward, 9. Nj Terry; in the Second ward, w w.
Ross; in the Third ward, John Henry Brown,
and in the Fourth ward, John j. Eakin.
my hand officially, this August 23d, A d. 1850.
L. f. BOHNY,
Attest: Mayor pro TEN.
j. 3. HEREFORp, City Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gf@NOrlCEto stockholders, Dallas s. wich-
ita Railroad Company. A meeting of the
Stockholdert q the Dallas < wichita railroad
company vii! We held AT the general Office of
said company Ia the city Of dallas, stata OF
TeXa-, on Monday, tho 9th day of Septem-
Der, \. ID. 1850 for the purpose OF determine
ing whether mortgage shall be executed
upoN the franchise and corporate property for
thu purpose of constructing, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON D. BENNETT,
Sec'y On las 6 Wichita Railroad Company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
TERMS OF ADMISSION
To the Classes of the Dallas Female
College.

80 ". Ah9sAu Aieh' ava IA aS'i pct huOutu w
Board per week. ..................4 w
Bills are payable monthly, are due when
the pupil Is enrolled, and are expected TO be
paid by the middle of each scholastic month.
Pupils will not be allowed to take part of
their course in the college and part from
teachers that have no connection with the
college.
The Little Boys School will b, taught by
Miss Cotey, of whose rare ability and
efficiency as a teacher our patrons already
have knowledge. Some of the higher classes
will also recite TO Miss COttey.
The Little GiIls' School will continue under
the direction of Miss Juliette A, Smith. This
department could not be in better hands.
The music classes will be in charge OF Miss
Belle Graves, accomplished in her profession
industrious and faithful in her work.
Mrs. - Lynch, learned lady, distiu-
guished as teacher, aud formerly teacher
male institute, at Staunton Virginia, will be
nrst assistant in the collegiate classes.
TWELVE GOLD MEDALS are offered this year.
The Dallas HERALD offers one In Eoglish
grammar and one in geometry; Colonel j. b.
simpson, one for best essay on cooking; SEN
Rev. Mr. Shea, one In penman ship; j. s. wit
wer, esq, one In vocal musicj DR.. F. E.
Hughes, one In physiology; Miss Cottey. one I;
N. h. Hickox, one in chemistry; DR.. +. L.
Hughes, Colonel James B. Simpson, Judge
d. Bsrksdale, Colonel G. Eblin, Colonel W 1,
Lindsey, esq, two in elocution; the president
OF the college, three, one for hifhest grade in
\ the senior class and two In Latin. Other nie ed
els and prizes will be offered.
Number OF matriculatesl last year, two hum
School begins Wednesday, September LIST
1850. MARSHALL McILHANY,
President
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

The. Republicans, that is some of them
are Directing to General Hancock for the
presidency because he swears sometimes,
urging that General Garfield is q pious
Christian man who never swears. It may be
that General Hancock sometimes emphasizes
his language with explosives, but one thing is
sure, he never swore falsely about any thing,
as Garfield did in the Credit Mobiler
bribery case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
Poor Farm superintendent.

Superintendent Kinnin, of the poor farm,
has rendered his resignation, which has been
accepted by the county commissioner
court, to take effect on the first of September
The court has appointed DR.. Simms, who is
at present county physician, drawing salary
in that capacity of SS5 per month, in his
stead at the same salary that he was getting,
500 per month, which two positions give
him a salary of Ss5 per month. Mr.. Kinnin
complained that the salary he was getting was
not sufficient in warranting him in holding
the position any longer, and the county COM
missioner's court declining to increase it, he
declined. As superintendent, according to
the expression of the commissioners, ne was
a success and leaves the farm in fine shape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

LAST year Boston used ., l60,0 900 bottles of
beer. The reason so.much beer of this kind
is drank in 'the hub" is because most of
the drinking done there is behind the door
and in back rooms in cellars ard out.hcuses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

The United States has minister to Hayti
in the person of John NJ. Lsrgston, col
ored man from Ohio. He is graduate Of
Oberlin college and is fluent speaker. As
the principal portion of his duty as minis
ter to Hayti is to draw his salary of 5000
per annum and make campaign speeches, he
is to return home shortly to stump his own
and other states for Garfield.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

The smallpox is scourging the filthy por-
tons of Philadelphia. 1t must be a dirty place
indeed where smallpox will exist in the heat
of summer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

The New Haven Register says: flames
A. Garfield is suggestive way of writing the
name Of the Republican candidate for presi-
dent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
ARNoUNcEM ENTS.
District Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WIN. A. HARW O0D as candidate Ion
reelection to the Office OF District CLERK, al the
ensuing November election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

They have found in johnson county what
they think is genuine grindstone quarry.
If so il is small bonanza.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
FOR MAYOR
JAMES NJ. THURM0ND.
Election September II.
INDICATIONS.

Stationary barometer and temperature;
rdriable usnds; parity cloudy geather; local
yuinS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

twill we seen that the Republican vote
in 1878 was 26, 59S less than in 1876, and 27,-
SlS less than in 1873. Yhi' Republican
decrease, it is well known, was cast in 1878
for the Greenback candidate, constituting
nearly one-half his vote. 1t is supposed now
that nearly all ofthis vote, this year, will be
cast for Davis and the Republican ticket,
thus assuring thai Davis will get 10000 of
the 26,598 and all the %, 400 cast for Norton
Davis would receive of the votes
cast in 1873, 43,402, while the
Greenback vote, thus reduced by 100000
would stand at $4,000 But the vote of $780,
1t is reasonable to suppose, will be 22,o6S,
greater than 1873, amounting to 100000. If
we allow half this increase to be Democratic,
and one.fourth to each of the other parties
the figures would stand thus for
1850
i!eNocretc. .'..''',''.,,.,. I.u, 40
hepuOllclh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Az Coz
Total vote. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go, 600
Democrats over Republicans. .......,. l2l ,lgl
" Greenback. .......,.... $50, 59l
" both..,...........,...,, O,t3l
These are speculations only, but must be
considered liberal from Democratic stana-
point, when the antecedent facts, from 1878
to 1878, are considered. We may err in
Withdrawing 10000 votes from the Green
back to the Republican ticket, but it is based
on the fact that Davis, in 1878, led his party
followers to vote the Greenback ticket, while
now, he is one candidate of his own party.
Our Grsenback friends may be sanguine ola
much larger vote, but in view of
their late defeat in Alabama by $1,000, with
similar portents in two or three states to vote
in September and October, we can see no pos
sible reason to believe their November vote in
Texas will exceed the figures given, while
there is reason to believe it will be less and
the Republican vote larger than our esti-
mate. To conclude, we give the vote of
Dallas county in 1878:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

pEIT KNOWN THAT I HAVETHIs DAY
ID sold my entire interest in the busine, s
known as the Trinity Cigar Factory, In the
city OF Dallas, Texas, to l.. $. Kuhn, the said
l.. 5. Kuhn assuming all liabilities and col
iiecting all outstanding,debts. Mr.. LIS Kuhn will
henceforth alone conduct said business, and
earnestly and heartily recommend him to all
old and new patrons as a Just and hon orable
merchant, and respectfully solicit for him
the fullest measure Of public patronage.
Very respectfully yours,
l. PoPPER.
Dallas, Texas, May 4th, 1880.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

THE VOTES OF TEXAS 1878, 1879, 1878, 1880.
The following figures for the years 1873,
1876 aud 1878, with speculstions as to the
election in November next will doubtless
mountaineering to the readers Of the HER
AID. The election of 1873 was the first after
the northumberland of the DISTINGUISHED
whites
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. HARDWOOD, as a candidate for re-
election to the office OF County Clerk OF Dallas
county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
roo LArE FOR CLASSIFICATION

w ANrkD - A saddle hand and harne s
w hand; good wages and constant WORK
Apply TO w. =. Haven, shleve-
port. Louisiana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29
COuuty Assessor,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r, d. RAWLINS as n candidate for re-
election to the office of County Assessor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

Calling attention to the above notice of dis
soiuuon, respectfully ask for a continuance
of that patronage with which the Trinity
Cigar Factory has heretofore been favored.
promising on my behalf that all the dealings
OF The house will be conducted with that
fore characterized It,
Respectfully,
l.. s. KUHN.
Proprietor Trinity Cigar Factory,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

No IIC A gentleman and wo small BOYS
~ Gun lind place to board, very reasonable,
by calling AT 10 Cora ST.. city, or adore or cali
NJ r. bH-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-29

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w b. WARREN STONE as q candi-
date for County Clerk, at the ensuing Noyem-
her election.
National Republican., 1880-05-04
rOLITLnAL NO1Ea

n is shiG That the SrH York 7tit'he 2Ill sbprrri
lbs rhicsgo AUd Cincinnati nominees
rrr Nrw Ygrt 9p opposed ~ Grant. noes not
hesitate ~ dsc,sft net he win be nominated and
eloCifd.
THr tgfinp bontns are iosipp D great dehl of
their electricity ah1 bUDytrty. The convention
returns Gre etitrthiirR.
THr rfauoh are ihtln7 pertle. issi teaf
2gpW0 persons ii flHi uhtIot deposited tlis.-
%GifD IN the savings banks.
brrartttvs bbrk presidents IN chicago nfo tried
abd convicted Wy ilie Newspapers ma ibeh ptr-
piits1 ie dfeg ot pist rsble eEistHoe ~ perfect
rrt1stn ftwo ~ thftr gtafs. when u,ev are ttitG
~ 'hs lHw hul Ftluiu"1
1HE cnpnry viii b. b0ppy 70 learn lh6t tbe
lsfGu oftbs KpInIet county Miss ropb ibilHp
n. pully, mo Inundated tpdrs Chisholm bnd is
Dpw under indictment fpf murder hbs been er.
pointed cHusus lskef fyf Erfuprf county W he
gDvetnpf ~ mississippi. # is q sitte ufbco an1
not connected with Tho National oensts sbd II
shows nll tie iaOfe The morale pfibo bul1o1trs.
National Republican., 1880-05-04
RSUNJL

Ifpy toHH =. sIocBr1s. NJ Now Yofk. Is NJ WI
lads
GrvrpAt H. 8. grTpftt, of Hew York. Is el HE
ltlpes House.
liog prspE lifsocg, ~ Syracuse. is registered
gi thp Arlington.
rHtNtF - fAHFuHrAtr, italian ihhtEr lh1Rits. Is
guest NJ WUtihlrgs
Ghpog Bttsc, de italian Minister. end his wits
have sailed ipt Europe
pH = T. Ntppr. 81 Wyoming Territory, is stop.
ping ~ The Ibhlit House
grtFrALk. y, Ctrrts. ~ Npw Ypfk. Is quar-.
tered ht the .liiit House.
srHgrps GrptFAt cAHiit, NJ London, Enelnnd.
Is booked nt lle Arlington.
Dr. 7 n AitrH aud wifc. ~ view York htc
among the guests NJ NillHfdF.
In. y, N. nrAHfss aud SITS llenmlss. Of Sew Or
lehus are guests Of ilir llpgs House
T. Ebwtp BuprtiAr hud ", Wallace Waugh 81
Boston, htu brpked NJ the Ibbll House
WILLIAM Iirtt and wife hn1 w. I. non IT, ~
Belfast, Ireland, me among tic guests NJ The FL
JHmrs
Bp. T. l.. CAurtt. pf yifpinln. member n tho
National Board ~ Health Is registered NJ The lilsps
House.
ms Mexican Minister hnd his hnly cn for
Ncw Ybs last evening ppd viii sHil fDr NcEicp 70.
muttDw
~ Iorg rrssrtt Youan. who lps prriyod from
futgF in New fots is expected IN Washington
IN n few days
MISS BoRlhrp If ana Ms q. W itodtaAti mud
Miss ltpdnan ~ Brsigh, aud Heutgs T. Warning,
lihpne lslhh0, htn ~ NofinItyE
" T.. THoHfspH. tf west Vfginih. joseph white
New York, =. a. lamb thiongp, and 4 &. HUh.
ards New YDtk nfe stopping ut the Arlington
Our talented aud ssiilful drhnghieirsn. T. g.
ghuit IL suffering win n severe htiapk ~ Ihptnn-
tistp ~ Is hoped That hs VIII soon return 70 his
post ~ duty,
Mrs. H. I. LorEtAHb nnd Misc fAckihud. of pi
Louis fttiye1 Ht tho Ebblii House yesotdoy, Mitt
tpctland VIII 10 one uf the bridesmaids Ia the
1hHcknfN= sherman wedding.
AHope The huitpls 0t uis Riggs iluisc ytslrtdny
Wrtu n. MUMullpu, NJ chicago. FHt Mckay, mi
adplpiih. E1waf1 H. Kimbal ana WiG. NeW Tptk
Stevenson Orchei, Maryland, ma " l. GUldinR.
Cutk. ltpHu0
n. I. tlAurisup And win. of Harrisburg IA NJ
N Abel. Kew iUtk, tpluuol James H. Hndg. Peters
bug. Va. Dti A. r. Duirhp, CeYrlAndi ONO Clnls
luphef Nubeiuuti. Nrw imR, !, ". Iuucs. rlilb-
dGpbln. nnd II fowpl wight Brdhfd Pa, regis
tered M tic ~. lnmtH yrsirllny.
National Republican., 1880-05-04

m invention fof csncelilng pos'sge STAMPS
and stamping ihsTsop fhe Gate NJ one blow.
Tie evbsf Of ibs invention Is HfbfN H
faohbta, snd The ipdam NJ rendered in
her fsyOf is 10 follows;
The fepDit Il setbp'td sbd cDdGfmed sn0
thb decree ordered entered that defendant.
J&NEs. pay ~ tbs citrk u fhs cspu SG3D0O
within tpeuiy days from the entry ~ tie Dc.
tree. fpf fle benfhi ~ tbo p1fiiss ~ iht suil
Sf2.IO br piainGH tstS, for rLExtos, a..
0OO fDr CAsswELt sp1 st55 fer cnhtLEs EbDY
CtsswFtL, BpbY SD CtrSToN wers mAdh
6sfspaauis iH he s,it tecauss tbf7 declined n
$40 with tho tpfd plainhbt. sud we're sllpTsd
tGnit7 principles,
Render into c,gsAp The things hat pfs
% CEsABso
National Republican., 1880-05-04
EIIIII


BucItAFAr. slddsnly, " congestion, on sunday
ht Voptk y. no st hts Residence ou New IiHinf@lifp
fvrnuf WiiLthu lrssF HutHhHAE, IN the trly.
llifd gpbf ~ hisner.
dltli HE hiLrf hhvnF bppn orH ~ TIE fipuepts IN
lnHi Rptiipn No attended IN tlp common tt1opls
ap1 Hff0uu 81 Will nigh nbnrrs Rt tho State Univpf4
stv NJ Ann AtbDf IN tFhf taking the degree ~ Mns
~ law ma haH teen licensed 70 ThcHre Whom The
Nut ~ Tie rebellion bfnsp ont Throwing aside
everything ne entered the hfuy aiI Whs made IA.
luthni uf no 1htd Michigan thVnlIy commanded
A. The riusr ~ tie vat 80 psllpnrv Ru1 eObd
duo hp NhR promoted ami ber-ne AhiuiAut Gauetht
Department ~ Arkhnsnfl Wbun mustered ont Of
sutvioe he settled In iAiilr Hbrk, hud IN cDmpauy
with phofF Htnriru daily newspaper called the
Ditruffh. whitt AitpfWRtd Lprhtub the ItpHififnn.
UDauan Established Tho LbtnL but. tho venture Gu
lng. hp len the nHwFphppf business sn1 going 10
Msmrbls, Fuietrl lut" the pihpict ~ lAw ~ cOnst
ton wlii Colonel tllhufi Nupr Ia lb1f he tnniH ~
Washington titf Fiin In connection with Colonel
Mbyut. Rud hnH resided hptr slncr
Tho uiiiy monument hU luft whs ilH lnvr ~ many
kndBsss his heart. Ths remains viii bp forwarded
10 i'llnt, Mich ne Ilace of hlH brtb and the iss
deuce Of Lis mother
iUiutfNuTON,-o Monday. May 4. IT, 1oniAs
FtHpIRgIuu
Ihe f,ien1s ~ the femlly pnd inpmbpfs of Tho Me1.
lrl Association uIu lhvitp1 ~ attend s funetui ~
WplnE dHy, MAy bot O'Clock r. 10, fun Ills inlr
residence, llOf 4 street northwest .
JONEs on sunday, MHy2, Mrs. tutiA N, I0urH.
HfOw ~ tie lrr Ilpbett H. Jones'
FuuptAi ~ st. UHiniuirs uluttli4 NJ $50 n m, Tues
dNy. Fnpn0s Oftbp iFrniy We respectfully requested
H. stlrnU.
MrfIsit on SUNDAY. May =. IN ihe 4ed yenr or
htr nRt LcY llftH htLiisn, widow uI tie late
Funprni ifom het iso rpsdrntp. 1911 Madison
slttrl nn LunrLlnyl MnL y ~ 10 ncluCk g ~
National Republican., 1880-05-04
S79 onnA1 1879

- pENnsYI.yAHiA ROUTE
TO 1l'E 6oSnhh SR aSGaT T r4nsG 4sR EXIT hsx1iHTgguwI'E
srbhNDiD boENEiiHSf ma fns44oNificGHr h4UIe
TRAINS hShvk hgE IsiiT64ST dfhWH4TS ron + 'l Depot cor
nr ofbl1th and I, .tIeeia ~ follows
l'iitsburg 70 Cincinnati H. Louis, and Chicago
E SSrrly ASb yt 54SsGS stsss GT{ 3 5s%p fGss@p
F0T Cansndalguh Rochester BunAIo. NlHgsrn Fniia
hnd tho H2tih NJ y, m daily, except sunday
10 tsnandSigua Y6r WIlilnmsport. Loci iisycn.
-, and E.nllls. At 1910 a. IA. daily except Sunday
fof nsw roik and ne East, $40 ~ M. I!Snud VDp'
Limited EIpras of Pullman Parior Cara eoa. m.
For fs,y sSy5syS fy Rs% spsy Ssi. Nil ,rour trains cooo.
~ Jersey tity with bonta Of "Iir0Ohyn Annex"
nno.9ins dlIec. transfer g Fulton Hll.et, avoid
'o' pGD,Sn,. aaSsS u" 'S ana = nis r. '% w. ''' !"
For. asltlnoro D 40, as ~ SiO a n. ana iso go,
~ bD, TlO nnd $50 .. IN. On sunday, 1910 n,
For popos Creek Line, q. m and 40 y. ~. daily.
For hnnspoa GOo Ia IN. aud t2o y. ru' daily except
ALExxNDBIA AND FHEDEnIcKsBUR1 RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For AleTandriR !, 7i2o, o. n n NJ w. hso ca,
and iiSO D. m. On bunday, ,Onnl II n nv" md
For lichmopd and the aouth, 700 a m. daily. aud
Traino iaays hisssndfiA Tor Washington, q, s. 10 n.
,,oap'aa"dY d sad i6e da SaaG 80, .. u. IA"
oommOdRllOna onn bo procured NJ The Onioes-n0rth-
east corner. Of Ihrieenth street ana PennnylyAnla
yhnin Rv0nuo. and 81 Tho depot whoro oriora cnn
ION iOT ugohucklnz OF bnggago 70 dohllnhtion Ion
H. H. FAIhi lCI,, General Passenger AgonL
FnhkN THOMSON, Gunprhl Mhuhg1r.
National Republican., 1880-05-04
SUNDAY. SOW % is' US, rTso, Ar i.so y. NJ
I4hNe WAalllnrtnn,

A.M Jhys Washington;
BU1-BnltU0fn. EillcOi CItv ana WY Stations
Ton ExPnn5g on Bnnds,s 70 baltimore only.
sirefhlrS. WincISs,sr. iisesraown. pfsdsrieiS.
,o%lnx sGa TGtfi TGtfiSt5RFff' X2D LAUREL rxry,rga
1oPoins iqt ot hocns pisnWsnt s5Asenrg Winohss
Gi5 xigW Ypnx, PliIt.ADELPIifh BOTTOM.
nsw Ysnt anS pI'isdslnhln sns.'<'S' '"f'" V"
@''ts1 1is D,gpa yIieAho G2LSgM ifUH 1Mp
Through ear 70 sispnien,. rgllneh csrS % di6:
.lnnni daily Grafton 10 bHndusky daily except
Esnasy epiy,. baltimore Annapolis and Way.
burg. UoileQs. JseiiHvilie, Laurel. Annapolis Juno
ton. Jessnps nnd Hanover
illo- nslt~9Tg Z y 9g Anq,sigql' ncel Cly and way
ron ExPHksA si0IA ~ Laurel
~ ipn sgnlay univ baltimore .pd WAY.
I.lGL Extl.io5s. piedsriek' via iislsy Hiopa
fiSn "IpT 81 h5eEs seSp Tfpsd.rek uago,,own Win
} sFG ssS sSa TS sS9as 69 sd"day 70 Point
fsIIIri s'T: Ts:sSi;y$Ek sIs S 1sS ' sAt
G cs%is% s s"p ia ,Hs sS and Ss iSSrS
S5,z,.tixh%iaoRH 'xHb G%T'ii.d ExrnEsa.
nAs.t1JiIcAHy6,v u vCG6hn1Tt3hUs. AND r1r1sBuna
EXfhtstt hleeplng cars 10 Chicago ana l'1@'
si5..iiiEw YonK, K,IP.HaiLADELrHlh; AND BAL
y1hOItN TX ITtFssS. fiOJg NJ Ilhdgnsburg and
Laurel. bsoping car 70 Nov York, ana special
sleeping cnr 10 Phiin1slphih -.--..- -. ..
pSO.ihT LOU1B AND CINCINNATI ExfII5A
'DnliY iYnnday only. Other trains daily, except
Buudny
All trains siopnt Holay Station.
TUf further Information apply Mt the baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices Washington btetlOn aud OJl d0.
aud 1854 PsnnsyivaniA avcUus-.whsro orders viii bs
taken for ilhVgngc bo checked nd received nj any
point IN tho city. . w. M: Cf,EmbNIH,
Master 0f TrRnspO ration.
1. NJ. COLE, Ornerhl Ticket Agent,
UEfJ r. KODNTI Hynstsl A gent
National Republican., 1880-05-04
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