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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

And still Il rains.
Soon Be time f0F Wild geese.
Jack Frost" made his appearances
lately.
Frank Peterson has g0ne 10 Iowa on
q short visit.
A good many Of cur people went 20
LiHdsbOrg to-day - help dsdleate that
new college building.
John Falrchlld u speaking again Of
building . livery stable. We hope Il
viii Be built
Oar wheat buyer, Davis, has gone
and les ~ He has secured q nnaifl0n
IN the LindsbOrg steam four nil. a.
chief engineer. Charley Chelson runa
UnoerWoOd's engine here % Davis
suoeessOr.
We viii not attempt % say how Our
delegates wsrB treated e the Republi-
can county convention. Some offheIn
have realized G5r he 6rst time thsf
they were net COED Republicans.
II there b carpenter on TIE facs Of
The earth who wants q little lOb q
WorE. he en- Be seFved b. ealing q
TIE AEEFia drug slore.
Dasm and hire. % Eallns. wsrs IN
town one evening last week. ThaV
are blildlng 3 noa3 little nehool 100
Ia Mf. PeFFill's district.
Billy Williams, Jimmy HeaaIey ara
s. O. Jeffies have gone b C6uneil
Grove a1d vicinity % Ia IN astocE 81
winter appaes. They win rsfuFn n
about tn dayA
We ere thankful Or small Gssors.
1ll We 11n't Sc why eur Grst-ela.s
lle.E1t b - eenss here, while e aalina
y = g eenl4 Why s1o1id We par
a.. cent8 more pr hundrsd tiisi n
1a.inef y. o HoaE
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The Strong Lumber Company have
erected substantial building for the
protection OF their finishing lumber
and are now completing an ONCE.
They have everything very convenient
for handling lumber and aoeOmmO-
dating the trade. They are receiving
lumber Of all kinds daily, and are
ready for bushes.
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FREE nE nsr

By calling at Oscar Ssitz's drug store
you can get n sample bottle Of DR..
BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular 50cent size viii do When
troubled with Asthms, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains In the
Chest aud all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, try q sample bottle Of this
medicine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

Topeka C0mDloal0oaith A number
Of DunkarSis and their families from
Ohio were passengers on the western
bound train on the Union Pacific yea
tertiay. They came 10 Kansas several
mouths ago 90 attend q c0nfsrenca Of
their church at LawFencs and were
20 well pleased with this State that
they have nov returned With The In
tentiOn 70 locate near SalinR.
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The following Is the programme for
the Sallna Literary society, October
70, 1885,
Reading-Mrs. G. s. RadcliR
Biographical Sketch, H. Rash.
Essay, J. w. Daily.
Recitation, Miss Deighan.
Optional, J. D. Wilson.
RECESS
ExtempOfaneOus speeches, limited,
three minutes Geo. HOugh, +. w.
MeClelland, AZ. +. Peck, Clarenee
Wilson, w. H. Bishop, T. A. VIII
llams, II. ID. Wlekefsham, H. s.
Cunningham.
Reading. Mrs r. A. Levitt.
The following officers were elected
last Friday evening:
President, C.S. Martin; Viee-Presi-
dent, N. H. LOOMS, Secretary, E. L.
Bishop, Treasurer, Miss A. Z. league.
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Fine fall patterns at
SOlbergs.
Husks wanted

HuSks Wanted.
We want husks st the mattress fac
tory. EBERHAKDT BROs.
WAGLOM Comply OYSTERS to
Be had exclusively at the California
Restaurant.
A ane lot Of new goods received By
Anderson 4 LindblOm last week.
They are nov running four men. their
patronage is increasing every hour
beeanse they giUe satisfactfong That
h the whole secret OF their success
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Mr. Harry Martin Of CireisvIlle,
Ohio. Is visiting his brother. c. s.
Martin. He is = passenger conductor
on the SciOta Railway. He has ln-
vested In country property. and Il
looking after his Investments. He
says that the country In this imme-
date vicinity is the finest he has seen
since he len home. He win remain
here about ten days.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY will commence business
on about October Is with and complete stock Of lumber
shingles ah SASH DOORS blinds &c, ohcs yss on Iron
Avenue of the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
red and white posts also offer for sale 40 tons -
bsrbed fence wire at s6ss per 100 pounds
CHARLES C. CULP. Manager.
SALIVA. KANs- Sept 10, 1888.
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To the Public.

We believe the readers Of pa
Pers have become tired Of Big
WI1oEy advertisements and want
plain facts. Therefore we will sim
ply say that we have received the
lrger part Of our fall purchase,
consisting Of almost everything
kept in a general stock Of Mer-
'handise. We expect to sell our
goods as cheap as any Of our
neighbors. and in some speeialties
will sell cheaper.
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Go East and visit your Kinlolks
Through tickets and checks to ell
points, East, North West and South,
atlowest rates. Maps, time tables aud
Information for all upon application
at the U. P. depot. 25-smo..
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Pohssa hsms.


More rain.
Wheat just blooming.
Turnips are an immense crop.
Our so school teacher did not have
q certificate and could not get one It
the teaeheFs' examination, the conse-
quence was the School Board dis
charged him and paid him for what
he bad taught, (which win come out
Of their pOckets) and let him 20.
Another teacher has been employed,
and school will go right on. A we'll
Is being dug e. the school house,
which is long needed improvement.
o. g. Blair lost hls blind mule Lat
Week-cause unknown.
Several parties start this week 10
the eastern part Of the State for ap-
piles.
J. w. Adams In Eureka has taken
the ceiling out Ofhis house, and low
cred Il, making = small I'D stairs, aud
u lathing aud PlasteFing.
]. Hayward ls having his house
lathed and plastered, where Henry
Miilham lives There are signs OF pros
perity on every hand. w.
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Ladies WraPs-and gentlemen's
fine OvereOats are among our spec
ialtie& Remember that we are
the only house in the city where
you can find a complete line o
Fall and Winter styles Of the oeIs-
brated JAMESTOWN DRESS
GOODS.
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Mr. W. n. ClaTkson has orna-
nientsd bis livery stable front with
green paint. II will nov be known e.
the "Green Front Stable.n
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Sealed ProposaIs.

Sealed proposals will be received At
Bartlett 4 Jenkins meat market, for
Greetings church building, until Satur
day October 20. 1883. The building
committee reserve the right 10 reject
any or all bids. 3. JENKrNs.
Chairman Building COMMITTEES.
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Campbell q Tuthill have a carload
ofaPPles. Campbell 4 TuthllI have
maple sugar and choice white syrup.
Campbell & Tuthlll have q full line Of
choice groceries. Campbell 4 Tuthin
have q full line line Of dry goods.
Campbell & Tuthlll have q choice lot
Of new clothing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

The Democrats held their primary
elections last Thursday. In Salina
the following gentlemen were elected:
First Word-W. r. Gels, J. H. Glib
son, John D0negan
Second Wdrd-JOhn Foster, Aug.
HOlmqvlst. II. r. Davis.
Third Wards. n. Palmer, P. II.
Peel, w. 3. BOwn.
Fourth Wdrd-E. +. Bowen. G. G.
Fleek, r. p. Cravens.
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
city council took place Monday night.
The city clerk was instructed to fur
nish the two justices Of the peace with
list Of the active firemen Of the city,
and request them ito excuse all such
from jury duty. VIM. s. BOwn was
appointed special policeman 20 act
during Oct. ., "a and 25-the days OF
the knight Templar enoampment.
The right Of way for the Saline a
Southwestern Railway on the south
side Of North strset from the depot 70
the east side Of FIfIh street gTanted.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the City Of Salina do
hereby contract with the United Tele-
phone Company for a fire alarm az
the water works 10 consist Of three
S-inch gOngs, one at the water works.
one at the central Office and one at the
residence OF the superintendent Of the
water works, with q separate wire cord
circuit between the central Office Of
said company and the water works
building, and two telephones one a
the water works building and one at
the house OF the superintendent Of the
water works for 500 q year, the said
Telephone Go. to furnish continuous
service at all hours Of the day. and
night At the central ONCE, said rental
70 be paid quarterly for one year from
Sept. 10, 1888, and that the Mayor be
authorized 70 execute q written con-
tract therefor on behalf Of said city.
The city treasureF's report showed a
balance in the treasury Of S455.1l. It
was ordered that the alley between
4ih and 5th streets on south side Of
Iron avenue be provided with ap-
proaches over sidewalks.
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The largest and best In market are
the WAGLOM co. OYSTERS.
Call and see my new Overeoat pat
terms just received. @. A. SoLRERo.
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Tickets for the Vending lecture on
sale at Whitehead & SeamAn's. Only
50 cts. No extra charge for reserved
seats. Get your tickets early and Sc
cure good seats.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. oCToBERis.lsss.

aFEsFu ssPis' y TRE JOURNAL 80 y ks
q ~ H5gas-'s Ssrs ~ q - So Sors 4 Vac
49, a $500
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w. H. Billings, Esq. q prominent
lawyer Of CraVfOrdsville, Ind. designs
locating In the practice Of his PrOFes-
sion In Salina. He h q gentleman Of
means and will invest largely IN this
county. He will arrive In Salina the
last Of this week, bringing with him
another. family besides bis own. He
Is and old friend Of Elder Peale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-18

We understand that AIr. Forsse,
Independent candidate for sheriff,
tells the Swedish people in Smoky
View township that he Is in favor Of
strictly enforcing the temperance law;
but when he comes TO town he declares
emphatically 10 the saloon men that
he Is against Il and its enforcement.
MF. Forsse cannot be very strongly
In favor Of the enforcement Of the
law, when those who are not In favor
Of 1t have almost unanimously agreed
to support him.
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The new school house erected In
school district NO 6-two miles south
OF MentOr-ls said to be the best
school house yet erected In the eOun.
try districts Of Saline county. Il l.
marvellOusly we'll constructed aud
convenient Mr. John Daum, an ex-
eellent workman, was the contractor.
Much credit for the fine building Is
due Mr.. Geo. w. Wilson, the popular
director Of the district.
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On next Monday the encampment
Of the Knight Templars will CON-
menee at Oak Dale Park. The pros
poets are that a large number Of Wis
itors will be present, and It viii thus
be incumbent on the citizens OF saIina
to extend the usual elvIllties and cur
tesies for which she is 90 famed, to
those who may come to participate In
the encampment. The Sir Knights Of
our AskelOn cOmmandry are making
extensive preparations for the eneamp-
ment, which no doubt will be very
pleasant.
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On Tuesday, Oct. IS, Mr.. Frank
NJ. SimOns, foreman 81 the IouREAL
office, was united IN marriage 70 Mis-
Mertie A. SteWArd-ths ceremony 90
curing at the home % the brides
mother and being performed b. Rev.
A. NJ. Steward, pastor Of the Baptist
church and brother Of the bride. AR.
SimOns has been an honest, faithful
and most efficient employs In the
JOURNAL once, and has ever been re-
garded as one Of the very best young
gentlemen Of Ssllna. The bride 4
spoken Of As most estimabls young
lady, fully deserving Of the pFIss che
has won. The JOURNAL Horcs al
unite heartily in extending their con
gratElatiOns 10 Mr.. and MFs. F. n.
SimOns. Following are some Of the
presents:
Mr. and Afru. Robert Bowling. eli
yer butter dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. striekI.r, SCI
Mn n. N Garter. Table elOth and
napkins.
Mn J. n. Champlon. one flower
worked pannel.
Ma A. I Steward, 8 towels.
Mr.. and Ms. q. A 6olberE, ct tsa-
spoons and desert spoons.
Rev. A n. Steward, set sflref
knives and sugar spoon.
Mrs. r. q HcCalI. ReFanium plant \
Ma IL n. Simons, silver 6uftar
knife.
MIS- Hattie Huzsy, one vase.
Mr. b n. GimCns, half dozen Eob-
lets.
Mis- ElhssuAsa. porsnantsauaad
Ma Carrie Ober, Gidy.
Percy and Fred solbeEs. W0rk bas-
ket.
Ms Eva sinons tro sIiysr mp
Kin gia7s
Mis- AnnIs Cater, hdg.
Grocm q Bride, folle1 caae.
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Mr.. FOrsse, the candidate OF the
ImprOmptues for the office Of Sheriff,
very much desires that the Swedish
people shall be solid In their support
Of him lin fact he demands It on the
ground that he IL one Of that nation
ality. Mr.. HOlmqvist. two years ago
as a candidate for sheriff and also one
Of the Swedish nationality, desired
and demanded the solid support Of
the Swedish people. But Mr.. FOrsse,
who is all-pOwerful In FaIuE town
ship and has the credit Of carrying
that vote in his pocket, transferred the
vote Of the township to Mr. Holmqvist's
opponent. Mr.. FOrsse thus set the
precedent and cannot complain IL his
countrymen should thus vote against
him.
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Amer a. Hines % some two weeks,
Rev. A. A. Morrison known e
Father MOrrisOn'9 died Last Monday
(ths lSthl at the age of % years, 7
months and q days Father Mor-
risoa vas . clergyman % NE Presby-
terrain church. He preached q num-
Der Of yeaFs In Illinois He settled In
Salina IN 1850, and Wus On charge of
the little flock Of PresbTteFians who
were gathered here that year. Since
that year be has not been actively en-
gagged In ministerial work, but has
occasloually filed the pulpit Of his
church here and IN other places. He
was much beloved 10th Ia and out q
TIE church circle, and e the close Of
his long and useful lie he d gathered
70 bis fathers bearing the reputasion Of
sincere, devOut and christian man.
he leaves q widOW-hls second vile
and four children. They are respec-
lively H. II. Morrison, Mrs. Robert
Crawford, MFs. Benz. Bean, and one
unmarried daughter. The funeral
services OccGrred at-the Presbyterian /
church where he has ministered 50 /
often. Tuesday afternoon. An i'm
preasive sermon was delivered by the
pastor, Rev. w. A. Slmkins.
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New fail millinery at A. NH
ier's.
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In connection with Dress Good.
We would say. positively. that We
offer the desf $r.Oo Cashmere in
Saline County.
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Nobby suits at Sol
berg's.

The New Blgh-Arm Davis ecllpsed
all ether Sewing Machines at the Ne
PhersOn fair-GOOd reports from al
over the country.
SoLBKRs 4 RIEoQUrsF, Agts.
E Lott ls agent for salina and VI
entity for the celsbraied Rock surine
and Carbon Wyoming Territory coal
superior 70 any Colombo coal ana
from as 70 eS.25 less q tOn. CbeaDs,f
and best cal ever brought to this
market Try e.
Have you seen those elegant library.
table and hanging lamps &c seItz's
Drug Store. Ifyou have not, 70 A
OaOe and view them. You viii ind
jasi what you have been looking for.
70 as FsFmsss ofSslas coaufy, Esusss
/ respectfully request every farmer
b write fan description o. en- farms
foE sale add for trade, giving Mo-
townshiPs, and plats etc, AsIhavs
great demand for Saline comfy and
other lands frOm eastern parties.
Send description snd prios 70 J. C.
Bender, care oil s. p. Scott 4 Co, 500
DalswsEsstres, .Kanaas City Ne. sm
Before buying your winter suppIy
Of ooai, eail on J. =. Gebhaft and gei
prices on Rook spring. WyoIning, and
Anihracite eunl.
hoek Spring, Wyoming. eoal a J.
3. Gebharl'a
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hereby annouloe myself a. q eandidafe for tie
oace % Sheriff. not suhiect 10 any clique" OF
Tng" bat % The win % the peopl- and ~ elected
serve % the wishes Of Aay political friends
J. W.fROST.
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PLEASE ansrunes that I shal b. q eandidats for
Comfy oiert q the ensuing election.
ID g. DENTON.
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Come and see US Compare
our goods and prices with those Of
our neishbOrs and we wiz be sat
isied with the result
MARYLAND,
DODGE q
MooRB
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

desire 70 san0uncs thai I AN candidate 70
coaltg surveyor. o. P. HAMILTON.
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thank ualt kindly the elti1ens q Saline County
fer their sunrsyes IN The past, eiectinF M % ny
present olice- tru.t / have nci hen unmlaf-
inl 81 theif Interests; fof L has heeu ny BRIDE e
vel 81 ambition e e1eisntiy and i1lthfdlly dis-
enarEe TIE dulie1 81 the oce, and % plea.e al e.
ar 81 comrnoa iulfice uoud permit
Hcpinr HAT have shown myBcif worthy Of The
eo1adenee rrpaled and thai pea nay deem ne
worthy 81 coltinuance 20 this trllsl annouuce
myself a. e candifaie sor re-cieetion-
I'm WTTTMaNN
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We have bargains in every nook and corner Of our store
We treat all customers alike and do our best to please
Our dealings frank honest and honorable We solicit
the patronage Of ALL believing that we make ii advan-
'ageOus for all classes Of people to trade with us We in
vite everybody to inspect stock and wiz take pleasure
in showing goods at all times.
The Evening critic., 1883-06-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS,

| PABALYTIc strokes, heart disease, and
Kidney affections prevented by the use OF
Browns Iron Bitters.
III. o. TowLEs' store, No. 1907 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, will be improved and re-
paired at an expense Of $500.
The Commissioners have given permis-
SION for the erection of bridge keeper s
house at the eastern approach of the Chain
Bridge.
MRS. ANNA WoLLARp took ont a per-
nit to-day to build brick bay window In
front of house No. 715 Eleventh street, to
cost 81 900
In THE marriage licenses published yes
terday the name of Michel Bouis, of this
city, should have read Michel Harris He
married Miss Mary Lachman, of New York
city.
PERMIT was granted to-day to Charles
Edmonston, as agent, for the erection of
Two brick dwellings on Connecticut avenue,
between II and streets, which will cost
81 400.
INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS ENTwIsrLE
has condemned the building No. 142 North
Carolina avenue southeast as dangerous to
the lives of persons passing and ordered it
to be taken down.
BRICKLAYER named John Story, en-
gagged on building on the corner of
Eighth and L streets southeast, fell from
scaffold about $50 o'clock last even
ing and received very serious injuries.
He was taken to the Providence Hospital.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about 3 o'clock,
as MIR. w. Q. Milburn, tho druggist, was
putting bottle of phosvite, the liquid ex-
ploded, the glass cutting his hand in a
serious manner. The cut was about one
inch deep, the main artery of the hand be.
ing severed. DR.. Bliss attended and dressed
the wound.
"A SINGULAR coincidence in which the
Fire Department is interested is the fact
that on the day of the establishment of the
present system of fre-alafm service, the
first alarm was turned in from box 81. Yes.
terday, after lapse of years, came the next
great change in the service, the transfer of
apparatus from one building to another,
and the first alarm came in from the same
box No 61
The Evening critic., 1883-06-21
GObrighta.

A member Of the Gobright Association of
Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, /. o. o. f., re-
ports that they have been doing some good
work for the lodges in this District having
initiated and conferred the degrees upon
some twenty odd candidates within the last
month. The association has an excellent
force of officers, who work with zeal and
ability, and no doubt the different lodges
nave recognized the fact that for proficiency
in the secret work of Odd Fellowship the
Gobrights stand second to none in this or
any other Jurisdiction
The Evening critic., 1883-06-21
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
70 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWrsr

nm x,,., IN ErgEcr MAY II. 1855
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON fron, .t..,o.
corner Of Sixth and B streetg
~ fOllowB:
Tor P1ttaburE and the West Chicago IJm,ta6
Express OF Pullman Palace Sleeping car
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cincin,
nau. western Express 7:80 p. m. daily. with
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mail Exnress
$50 p. m. daily for Pttsburg and the west VIII
raace sleeping Car from Washington to CHI.
R4ITIMoRE POTOMAC RArLRoAn
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffaio MIA,
ara, at e60 daily except Saturday, with Palass
car rom washington to Canandaigua
6or Wllnamsport, Lock Haven and Eln,irs .,
9So q. m. daily, except Sunday. :"
1or new YORK and the East, 800 q. m 10 40 n M
l0, 40, $50 and 1920 p. m. ON Sunday q q;
G60, and 1920 p. m. Limited Express al Phi.
man Parlor Cars, 8. 30 q. m. daily, except Sunday
Ihrough sleepers for Boston Lao p rl on weeE
Gays; 40 p; m. on Sundays.
9ot Ehllade!Phla, 500 q. M, 10. 30 O, H. I30 IN
oS4 sn9 ,n a. 100 p. N; On Sunday at 40, $50
For Baltimore, $40. 500 $780, 1890 q. M. and an
~, 4fo, go 7.S0 $50 and 1920 D. M ON Hnn'
aay s'SP 1870 .. M. 42o. 60, 7.3O ESQ and I020
Tickets and information at the Office. north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyiyanis
nvenue, and at the station, where orders can bs
hotels and residences. Ao1A
CHAS: Z. PUGH, General Manager.
!. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
The Evening critic., 1883-06-21

DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY cor1pr.rp
STEEL RAILS!
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT suNDAv
MAY h, 1883.
leave washington, from station corner NJ Na,v
dif rHr S;macago cincinnati Louisville and st. Iouja
coaSes sU2 ava q M am with through
nn wsnGna change; lois daily to Chicago es
For Pltisbirg Cleveland and Detroit at sao
to 4fsss 5E fSsdsss x SSIs train
daily Psror and seepng R e. Cars sna stssSegS ssS q M
5S s5S 81 as s ssS &C. isS S. H. s
m l25 2s5 s. 40. $780, si5 sGS s D. .n, B o. 1905 a.
For Annapolis 6:4O a. M. i2:io and Gio; ON sun.
:, For way stations between Washington and RAJ.
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74S. daily except Sunday; $50 a. m., aa5 ana s:as
gundsN daS cr for staa%ntSn $50 except
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M daily $40 p. N. daily. except Sunday. '' '''o a.
AZ FROM ~, annapolis $40 a. M. I50, 637 D. M; Sun.
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and 1nod od6rederck; and intermediate points, sS
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from Point Of Rocks. '''O r. n''' oahy
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The Evening critic., 1883-06-21
The President of Honduras

The President OF the Republic Of Honduras
is In this country to negotiate a reciprocity
treaty. He Will be In Washington in a few
coffee and tropical fruits to sell, and IL buys
Hour, petroleum, machinery, dry goods, and
many other things. Whom he comes here the
clothing store tho stock of gentlemen's ready
made clothes at Robinson, Parker 4 Co.'s, cor.
ner OF seventh and streets northwest. They
world. " '> So sAO