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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12
WACO EXAMINER
WACO, DECEMBER IL, 1853.
Local BREyIIIEs
Items OF InIeresI From our Re.
porters' NOteIEooss.

Tile ladies of 81. PAM. Fpj:rnpel
church will give "a fair md simmer At
Walker hail ON the 18th.
A.. t, NJ
pointed deputy shrr,i' 10 wet as mil Guard
in the place OF CAPTAIN Jack b IChyuln.
resigned.
Al. t.,,
s,i,,n ar, yos1ph u walton, drug2i't at
n -, ". "vhe' ''n" say '.hl Tue conquer or
w pm, ~ OHCuo7 va Is lht uest stlllhS
"'''c'e ne ever hahul'u IN Ills tIadr'
One of the macmillan r,,ols of roturo
and grr,,t curids,tt ,,,,y IA" ..,n as tr,
Bank saloon in the shane nt "a snn,y vbite
opossum, It's the rr,pcrtv 81 Mr. lin
ry Warren and wn. eau ht near Li, Mace
beyond Lindsey hollow
-Drputy Sheriff W. T. Thomas of
Fort Worth nrriy II Yesterday lg,inr IL,
custody "A moro woman ,tt,rr.I ~ a
witness in tho case ot fate ri Trxns ~.
DERRY Wilkins rh,ry.b with ti'rtt ni
cutie. ia be tried nn ,hr 1i.t inst
a sec ION hand; name unknown to
tnl' reporter was klllrd Two days since
ny ia,l RON maud ear, me place OF
NV "Sclhn' wa, over the mn county
station. Justice pr,y-c't ot UU untv
was notified, but was unWu and Justice
Davis was next npnrnacnrd, hat did not
tu,l call d upon uni,r the circumstances
to olliciatr IA coroner,
an inventory "i tue assigned
sIock o. !'' BANK saloon was
'Ieu ~ S'oV o "inck Yesterday afternoon,
,,y 'h9s; ~ htNhnIus, aIc proprietor.
n' hrll'l"s presented IN lh" l~' tmurn @
] ltl IlNIiltts, 10 a.. tUNIIk. TIA lhtE. etc
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Notice 90 aDenIISIs.

have this day closed ont my dentist,
upplis stock 10 MIR. II. Brhrins, OF thi.
lily, and take pleasure II. recommending
i'm to the members o. the dental prnfs-
sion in Texas. Thanking the dentists iOI
past tayOrs to me. Respectfully.
w. Il. WATKINS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12

Just received, beautiful line N New
Year, wedding chrome and visiting
cards. Call and see them, west
local prices guaranteed. l., heilner q
Co, 10 Austin street. II H-lw
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Notice

Parties desiring brick work done will
leave their orderH on my slate at 4.
AndersOn's drug store, next door 10 Il,
y. Sturgis, Austin street.
l2-l-dlm, O W. HEWITT.
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s,In,,n1.. of tic AIn..

The finest cologne. Try it at
CARTER s. WILLIAMaoS'S,
~ Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12

The three be-t--Punch, Triumph and
Widow -1c, Castles Morrison * Go.
l9g.lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12
arnest~tock Of

hair brushes mud combs in the state at
Castles, Morrison ~ Co.-l2-O-lw
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B + AuTY SOAP.
THE HERITAGE OF WOE

Misery, shame aui agony often bpq uyathed asa
sole l-tuHy t. children by parent. i- neglected
Srroulh. 10 cleanse th" blood OF this herrdl-
iarv poison, and thus remove tue most prolific
cause oi human suffering, To clear the skiu at
dlshsuriug humuts, itching turiures humlllats
lGE trupuuuS amt IuNthsuuc sores cNusoi hy 1t,
10 purify and h'NuNltI the sklu, and restore tue
mar so that to trace oft the disease remains
tUll IRA Et~pL\ ~ 4. the new hlupdpuri-
urr, liutrur aud Hu"rIrut. and tiIitIEA
AMI CT lItlk\ SOAP the great skin cures
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-12

We most respectfully recommend Mr.
II. Behrins, and viii lid him in selection
OF teeth and dental supplies, and nsk tOl
him the patronage OF the dcntisN %
Central Texas. Respectfully.
W d. CLWIoN,
\. a BIymLE,
1llus, II, LuSCoYr,
GEo. T.. MANS,
l2-7 dwlm y. l.. JoSL5.
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TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE a NEW MAN,
have had Dyspepsia. with Consiipn-
kinds of pills, and TUFTS nrr tho tirst
mat hnve done me any good. They hnyo
cleaned me out nicely. My npprtitu ia
splendid. food digcsIs readily. ana now
nave natural passages. / feel like a now
man" W..D. EDWARDS, PALMYRA, o.
Soldeverywherc, 20c. Office, a NurrsySt. n Y.
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Deputy Sheriff ". =. Thomas OF
Fort Worth arriy d yesterday having in
custody negro woman attached rs a
witness in the case OF state ut Texas ".
Jerry williams. charged wish turit OF
cutie, to he tried on the 2lst inst
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Mr.. jaime, Bucnaran has been ar
pointed deputy shurn 10 vet us mil guard
In the place OF Captain Jack BIchsnln
resigned
National Republican., 1883-12-22

western fairly active and fraction lower; south,
ern red, Si0g@i 10 do amber, 81 i0@l IA No.l
Maryland 81 l2l4 asked No.2 western winter red,
spot, 81 0SC0l 0S4 January 81 00gl 00ls FEBRUARY,
81 ll5S@l ll5s Corn-Southern steady iUr dry iols;
western dull and caster; southern white, 5i@b9&G
do. yellow. 55DG0c; western mixed, spot uhu re-
cember, 60c; January, 6OH@6lSc; February W.
0G23c Marcn, 63@6il6C; steamer, 65@55Ic. Oats
dull southern 3sC0i3c; western white, Al9l2c; 90.
mixed, 3S@30c Pennsylvania, 3s@i2c. Rye quiet
at 66@GSc Hay dull prime to choice Pennsylva-
mia aud Maryland, siS O0Gi5 90. Provisions dull;
mess pork, sis 5O bulk meats, shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed, 7@s16ci bacon shoulders, 'Isc
clear rib Sides g1Sc hams 41a@lbc. LArd-he-
fined, 10c. Butter dull; western packed, V@25ci
creamery. 2593jc. Eggs-Frcsh lower at 29o S0c
picked, g0@22c. Petroleum nominaly steady
refined 9gOIlc. Coffee steady; Rio cargocs, ordi-
nary to fair, 1OH@llTc. sugar quiet; soiI &C.
Copper-Rchned quiet at liM@li15c whisky quiet
at 81 1901 49,. Frclghts to Liverpool per steamer
cotton easier at ID; -four steady at Is, 9d Rfai
steady at 5@5l5d. Rtceipls-Flour, 2,Gs3 barrels; /;
wheat, $1,000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels. shpments-Wheat 2i,C0O bushels;
corn, $4,000 bushels. sales-Wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 bushels.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest lowest, and clos.
ing prices on Chicago board of trade, corrected
by special wire reports TO Cooke & Co., brokers';
National Republican., 1883-12-22
THE MARKETS.
The Street Still Excited Over the Impending
Railroad War.
Gould Lifting linton Pacific So It VIII
Drop Harder.
Spectat Dispoieh.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-The market dropped from
the very opening, st. Paul showing weakness and
large selling on iumors of wars and rate cutting,
the rest Of the market sympathizing with 1t to
some extent, except the Union Pacific which
showed strength. The market has been heavy,
without special feature, other than steady
dropping up TO the close. varied by spells of ex-
treme dulness.
It is stated that some Of the Western railroad
men have been buyers of the Union Pacific, and
other western stocks for several Gays The stock
exchange will not close Monday.
Gable left for the west last night. He said he
came on to sec the tripnrtite agreement carried
through. He had not seen the Northwestern peo-
pie, but believed they would come into the agree
menL
CLARK, OF the Union Pacific, said tho govern-
ment directors were decidedly in favor Of the
ratification Of the agreement He should start
Presidents Keep and Hughi,t go west to-day
The advance In Union Pacific Is universally cred
tied 90 Gould. Leading bears said last night that
Union Peoifo wguld probably be higher to-day
IL Il staipd on good authority that the Oregon
Jranseontlnentel company had effected large
Western Union company Is preparing for reduced
rates, taking effect Jan. /.
Henry Clcwss..Chicago dispatch says: "Supt.
Wheeler, Of Northwestern, says there Is not
doubt now that Il bitter war Will grow out Of tho
ratification Of the Union Pacific agreement, and
IL will probably be iuaugurated Immediately.
General Manager Potter of the Chicago, .Burlng-
ton and Quincy, said last night: i think war In
ovitabe 1t would bo the heighth of absurdity
for Burlington to think OF going into an agree
ment upon the conditions offered u.s."
Wemore Ruthbuus Boston special says ::
"Parties here in position TO know say Chicago,
Burlington and Quncy's relations TO the triple
alliance will result in big fight, and both sides
are confident in the justice Of their position. A
bitter war Is inevitable"
Clews & Co.'S Chicago special says "News has
just reached here of terrible accident early this
morning on the Chicago, Burlington, and QuluCy
road near GalesburE. Two Pullman cars were
smashed, and number of passengers are said to
have been killed, among them Mr., Richard Som
mers, one of the best known hotel men in Chi
cago."
Bostwick sold about 100000 West shore, Prince
4. Whitley Tboughtabout 100000, and Randall Il
Wierum about 100000 Shorts covered.
Sales to-day aggregated 32j 059 shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 2G.90O: Lake
Shore, G,300 Louisville and Nashville. 1900; North
western 1l60O Northern Pacific, 5,i00; st. Paul,
65S00; Oregon Transcontnental, 4O,S00 Canadian
Pacific, 5000 Northern Pacific preferred, l070O
Union Pacific, 10000.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest lowest
and closing prices of the principal stocks for the
day as corrected by special wire reports received
by Bateman Co., bankers, No. l4ll + street north
west
National Republican., 1883-12-22
SSSSSSeSSSSSSSeSSSoSo
Engraving and Stationery
Department.
4 4 4 \ 4 4 4 x 4 4 4

We beg to call the attention of patrons to the
above branch of our business. We make specially
ERY, embracing the following: Wedding, Reception,
Anniversary, IN NIemoriam, and Visiting Cards.
Dinner, College, and School Invitations Coats of
Arms, Crests, Monograms, Ciphers, Name and Ad-
dress Dies, In unique designs.
Specimens shown and designs furnished upon ap-
plicaton. Latest productions In Menu and Dinner
Cards Illuminating, PLAIN OR Color STAMPING
AND PLATE PRINTING. We also direct your notice
and other Stationery, in addition to which we COM
mend well-selected stock of ALLIGATOR, SEAL,
JAPANESE, AND RUSSIA LEATHER Goops, comprls.
ing PORTFOLIOS WALLETS, PURSES, CARD, CIGAR,
AND CIGARETTE CASES.
BRESTANos LONDON ExcHEQuER JET BLACK
INK is of superior merit and we can safely assert
its entire satisfaction in use This Ink writes in.
simultaneously black and II is In every respect qualified
to be ofthe very best service in correspondence and
ordinary uses.
We invite an early inspection of our well selected
stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS. Our assortment consists
ofthe choicest designs of the leading European and
Home manufacturers
National Republican., 1883-12-22
rrnnnrnrn or Nrnl E.tnte.

The following transfers OF real estate were filed
for record yesterday:
Lot q of block So of Columbia heights, Myron
NJ. Parker, trustee, to Sarah Il. Bell dated Dec.
10, consideration, 81, ,l2j.
Lois 1912 of CJrCuran's subdivision of square
1SG, with Improvements being 0SIf feet on the
north sldo OF IL, between Sixteenth street and Con-
nectcut avenue northwest, II. II. Paine TO John
Hay; dated Dec. 10; consideration. nominal
Part of lots 46.47 Of square 4iS, being "a feet on
the east side of the alley between Sixth, seventh,
NJ, and streets northwest, Margaret Quilter to
Ellen Il. keane; dated Dec. ~; consideration,
Part Of lot &c of wrightand Dale's subdivision of
Mount Pleasant, Thomas Il. Keaue and wiieiO
Margaret Quilter; dated Dec 90 consideration,
nominal.
Lot 81, Of square 13i, being 20 feet on the south
side of sherman, between Eighteenth and Nine,
teenth streets northwest, Charles Worthington and
wife TO Annie ", II. Stewart; dated NOV. l9i CON
Lot q, of Barrs subdivision of lot of square
10l, with improvements, being II feet on the south
side OF c, between Third and Fourth streets north
east Geo. rruesdel and wife to Gins. L. Prentiss,
trustee; dated Dec. 12; consideration, nominal.
Part of lot 2, of same being Is feet ON the north
side of North Carolina avenue, between Ihird ana
Fourth streets northeast, B. U. keyser, receiver,
TO Chas. Il. Prentiss trustee; dated, Dec 10; con-
alteration, nominal
Part of lot 81 of square 53i being l4 feet on the
north side of the alley between Third, Eourand-
a-half and streets southwest; also parts of lot
% of same, J. +. Hanna aud James Nj. Johnston,
trustees to B. A. Donoghue; dated Oct. 81; consid-
Grafton, $3.50
Lot sc of W. z. Partello and others subdivision
of lots of square SG6, with Improvements, being IL
feet on the south side OF Massachusetts avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets northeast,
Charles W. King to Sarah NJ. Starr; dated Dec. 10;
consideration, s2,750.
Part Of lot Of square 254, with Improvements,
being 37lI feet on the north side of u, between
becca L. Cryer to Joseph X. Hickey; dated Dec. 2l
consideration, $500.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Private Stock Telegraph Wires
BETWEEN
Washington, New York, and Richmond
FL FL DODGE.

Bonds, Stocks, and Investment Securities Bought
aud Sold on Commission.
no. $50 18TH STREET (CoRcoRAN BuILDrNal
Agency for Prince Il Whitley, Stock Brokers'
0iBroadway, New York.
Every class OF Securities bought and sold on com
mission In San Francisco, Baltimore Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and Washington. Orders exc
outed on tho New York Stock, Exchange at one
ioghth of one per cent commission. Private and d.
rect telegraph wires TO Richmond, Baltimore. Phila
dephR, New York, and Boston. through which or
ders are executed ON the Stock Exchanges in those
cities and reported back promptly. Quotations OF
Stocks and Bonds and Information regarding tho
markets received through our wires INSTANTLY
direct from the New York Stock Exchange nol5
National Republican., 1883-12-22
To Set Aside m Deed,

Mrs. Catherine Diggens filed bill yesterday
against James Doherty, Bridget Doherty. and
Johanna Baney to set aside deed and to epjon
defendant from disposing certain property. She
alleges she Joined with the last named in convey
ing property to her sister, Bridget Doherty the
consideration being that the complainant was
to have home during her life, which agreement,
she states has not been faithfully kept, but on the
other hand her sister and her husband have
driven her out.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Keep,a Holiday Goods.

Mems fine neckwear, furtop and kid gloves,
suspenders, silk handkerchiefs, silk umbrellas,
dressing cases, scarf pins, &C., NJ Keeps, 437
Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-22
The Clerks Christmas.

FINE cakes and CONNECTIONS for the holidays at
the Vienna Cafe and Restaurant. No. 3iS Pennsyl-
Yania avenue northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-22

AN invaluable strengthener for the nerves
muscles, and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
SrsbtItra, HniSe.
MoRl Am ono iiAiLhoAD'.'

r1MoREANp ONO RAILROAD
RA4 4oDEt,FAsTt ttEEANDrHE ONLY LINE
fhE THE EAsf XNbb Err WEST.
LETRAUKi jANHsY CoUF.LER! STEEL
pouB plo to take crcct SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
lsfnen washington from station corner or Now
aNetnue Rnd q street, By Eastern standard Jf
9S,h ~ licago, CINCINNATI Louisville ord ST. Louis
For SOl y NJ. lol! q NJ, 10 10 y. M, wh through
o"aS, changci ioija. m. daily to Chicago, except
l,sburg at lol5 q, nv. sud 10 p. M daily; So
Enr ftt13utg, Cleveland, add Detroit, with5ic1p
p M ,tylgioaud Dctrot via NIonrocNio. Ioi5a. m,
"Eorflwith sleeper for Toledo, via Wheeling nni
daily ior phlisdclphia and Now Yorl; q, sioa m.
TretN and Sleeping Cars 81 sgtaSbei P i'' u'S'
VIII I'll 'anm9te ;, on wcok aays 1!g, 90; 60 SSI
S Sl9 sRlllmQrs on sundays dSj 400, IA. M, iei
FOR inhapos 6IOa. M. i2iJ ana il)p M; ON sun.
,,d Riey stlilong bitwccn Washington aud Baltl.
oTEc,rlnsp Cl g0l q. M iAlo 1a9, 40 100 aud lois
k.nd b1i J.. III. daily except sunday, I.l5
u mINtQr prin clpn stations ON Mctr0puIttn Brauc',
a. daily except sunday Tor Lexington, staun.
Ss1g Nh valley 'Tnncn S2fo 70 4. ~ daily except sun
t9n eIA nj ~ M. daily except sunday.
aW Hiagcrsown, O.l5u. IN. and j4j p M. daily ex.
oorG E9j b,ontson $ V. r. II; ,lo.l5 q, m. dnllv.
ccn dtsarrve from the West daily, go $50 a, ni,
I, eth New York aud Philadelphia, . 55, $40 a. IN.
s'I,l tah21 u. m. daily except sunday.
ddEtr9vi Annapolis. so u in, L5J, d57 p. mi sunday,
uMlNtH ni, and 6,3i y. m.
81 oErolH Lexington, SO a. M. daily, and 2i5 p. IN.
l;tu Inccpt sunday.
trolb UfedoIlcE and intermediate points. S2j, 1901
uNiy I1j. 40 and 500 y, IN. daily except sunday
Fr0InI daily from Point Of Rocks
n, M lCnVC UnIIu, ,rp FAR Wuahngton M m ~
S0lp I; 10 40 a i1 AMI iO 40 a. in lin . NJ 10
ItJNO, Cos. 40, 300 aud 1915 y. M; ON sundays
1'nn TO- $50, 800, GlOa. M, i.5O, $40. GSA $50 and
llu, otUn.
S SS9 Iralns from Washington stop at Relay station
HUUpV hS0p. M
All Vnrbrr Inform alton nopIv nj tho paltinorc aud
exCeUv ickui OniCc Wnshlngtun station gio and iSSi
FonNvivnnin nvenuo ,,1rnNr of Eourtsnnth strs,t
Ohio Unrilers will bp on r btofnge h, i,s ,bncci
fennU UcGiyed ut any point in the city.
wherbI. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF n, Baltimore: g. X.
A
National Republican., 1883-12-22

The question Of what holidays shall be allowed
to the department clerks still remains unsettled
Secretary Chandler stated yesterday that the ap-
plcation of the navy yard employees fer holidays
brought up the ma tier for consideration, and he
was consulting the law and would decide Mt once
except Chr istmas day. Secretary Lincoln stated
that he was considering whether there was any
law allowing the half holiday system during
Christmas week.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

II on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates COLLECTIONS made every
sylvnniaavenue
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Cotton Market.
The following were opening aud closing prices;


BALTIMORE STOCK MARKER
BALTIMORE Dec. 2l.-Virglnia Gs, consolidated,
a.; past due coupons, 40 new l0i0s, 33ts new 81,
b6l q; North Carolina 6s, old, 1854 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKrr
pAITIMoRR, Dec 2l,-CottOn dull mIddllng.
iOi.c Flour duh and easy Howard Street and
tern supernur So n0G3 80. do. extra, S3 7it9 51
g. lmly 80 U0Hi Is; cry mills supcrlnc. $500
{ p. do. eSrnr /, : ula6 -; do. Rio brand, 81 20
: .aI; do IH,aison ainily, s. so do, suporlH,.vo
latent, ~ O0 Mneat-southern about sleauJ
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Slr6 Qualifications.
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FOR. JANUARY
Slrb Publications.
FOR JANUARY


HEAD OF MARTIN LUTHER Engraved by
Kruell. FrontispIece
THE LUTHER MONUMENT AT WORMS BY
j. Leonard Corning.
PITI-JoSIBA'TIsTE. charming short story,
James Albert Harrison
AT THE GOLDEN GATE. poem. George Par
sons Lathrop,
WOMAN IN MODERN CIVILIZATION. An i'm
porant paper by Henry G. Pedder.
JUST FOR AN INSTANT. A poem By Louise
Chandler MOuton.
PoMPEI PAST AND PRESENT BY Anna
Ballard. Beautifully illustrated from paintings
by Cnvallere A. scifonl.
THE DooRKEEPER. A New Years NIasque. By
Edith NJ. Thomas. With music for songs and cho-
ruses by DR.. Leopold Damrosch.
TINKKLING CYMBALs. Chapters and vi. by
Edgar Fawcett.
THE APPEAL TO HAROLD. A poem. by il. G.
Bonner
CREATION OR EVOLUTION? A Philosophical
Inquiry by George Tic:uor Curtis.
RECENT LITERATURE, Illustrated Books, Po-
ctry, Fiction.
TOWN TALK, The New Year-Tho Barthold
Statue Exhibition.
SALMAGUNDI,
new volume begins with this number, Yearly
subscribers commencing with this number receive
the first two parts of "rinllllng Cymbals."
For sale by all ncwsdCaers, subscriptions re-
celyed at principal bookstores at publication Office
$500 Year. a5 Gents Number.
The Manhattan Magazine Company,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
SlroposnIs.
DRoPOSAIS FOR FURNTslIING HEAD.
STONES FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES.

L. STONES FOR soLDIERs' GRAVES.
OFFICE or NATIONAL CEMETERIES,
WASHlNDrOS, u, g., Dec ~, 1883.
Sealed proposals In ttipCatc with copy of this
advertisement attached 10 euCh, viii he received NJ
this ofCu uutil 10 o'clock noon TU ESDAN, JANG-
AIRY 10, 1874, for furnishing 5000 HeHdstOnc3,
moro lCss, OF American white marble for
marked graves Of Union Soldiers, under the prOVs-
ions Ofthc ActAo OF Congress of March ., 1873 and
February 4, 1870.
Specifications for the work, blank forms of prOpO-
sails, and all necessary information ON the subject VIII
be furnished on application to this office, Proposals
are required to be submitted the forms supplied
for tho purpose The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids Bids should he indursed proposals for
furnishing headstOnes" and addressed TO the under
signed X. n, BAICliELDER,
delT2bt Deputy O. NJ General, u. $, a.
DROPOSALS FOR ELEVATOR AT WASHING
Il TON, u, q,
OFFICE oF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsliiNGTON, ID, G., Dec IL, 1888.
Sealed proposals Will be received ut this office until
M, on the I'D day Of January, 1854, for furnish
ing and erecting complete, one % Hydraulic Freight
Elevator for the cash room Of the Treasury Depart
ment building at Washington ID, g., In ACCorddnccl
with specification, copies OfWnCh aud any additional
information may be had on application ~ this Office.
NJ H. BELL,
dcl3th,s,u supervising Architect.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Futures Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork. la
National Republican., 1883-12-22
lAsnINOTON, ONO AND WESTERN Rail-
ROAD COMPANY.

Is arrive at and leave from II. and p. (Sixth
III street, Depot aS follows:
hoom arrives S:2l H. IN. daily.
3. arrives 6;lj u. IN. daily except Sunday.
qtl leaves Ull .. IN. daily except sunday.
aIom. leaves 49, y, ~. daily except Sunday.
lqI5undayS only II tralu viii leave Mt 800 p M
G cIp, 18th meridian.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

AND ONO RAILWAY.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Ind daflerSUNDAY. November u 1889, passenger
Ol this rputo will leave Washington from h. ,S
"A a fntlONVQs
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-19
4 CR4NGE COMING.

A retail grocer in village in the IN
terror of the State remarked while in
Detroit on business that change in the
method of advertising for customers
would soon be put in practice in cases
like his own. Instead of advertising
sugar, coffee and tea "at lower prices
than ever heard of in Shutdown before"
his idea is to drop in something like this:
During the winter my grocery viii
be the headquarters of every man in
town who can point out the mistakes of
this country for the past seventy-fve
years.
He will have a full stock Of canned
fruits and jellies. but instead of adver-
Using them directly he will say:
Come down and sit on my counter
and the heads of my sugar barrels and
talk politics and tell each other what
this country needs to make her great
He will have homeless Goldfish, dried
beef and srtgar-cured hams, but he Will
call attention to them by saying;
Zone hundred old settlers wanted
every night in the week to talk about
the drought of 40, the panic of 81, the
frosty summer of ID, and the warm
winter of IS. Cushioned chairs reserved
for the biggest liars
Instead of ADVERTISING his new stock
Of Straps or making any blow about his
cider vinegar, he will inform the pub
lie:
I'VE talk horse. We discuss religion.
We jaw over politics. We revise the
constitution of the United States and
run several Of the departments of Gov
eminent. What We don't know you
can't find out anywhere else Come
and loaf and lie with us."-Detroit Free
Press