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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15

WAseivaroN, D. O., February l5-lA. Il
For Tehnes.es and Ohio Valley, slowly
rising tUmp,rature, north2to west Winds FOL-
lowed by falling barometer, west portion ris-
ing followed by tclling b%a!oueter 10 eastern
portion. z Z
For the Lower Lakes, faif weather with
slight rise In tho temperature northwtst 70
southwest winds with higher basoneser FOL.
lowed In %west;portiop; " falling baromete,..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15
From TIE FLOOD.

l,uO) gross Pearl Buttons.
lou gross Coat Binding. !
200 dozen Collar Buttons. :
ll,UUO fair Foster Kids.
200 pieces Garter Web,
Ana mo balance Of the Hosiery we will
sell stiliclleaper to-day 10 close them out.
II. EASHElMEH, Eleventh st.
n. EIIICEEN poi.nio "a. Ma.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15
IT Is A FACT.

hundreds Of letters In our possession tcopies nj
Wnicn may be bad by return maiD are our aauthor.
ny les the assertion that Skin. ecaipa and Blood Hu.
mors. whether scroiulou6, Inherited or Contseioms
may ROW DO permanently cured by Cuticurs Re,
solvent, the new Hood PurIler, Dlu,etIc and AM.
rent. internally. and Cuticura and Cuticura sosn
tne great SKIN Cures and BeAutilen, ertcTpsIly. N
o one n;, INC Limo and At one half The expense Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15

a 10 whcrsI found tho properly and under
what circumstances aud 10 what condition,
and how It was disposal Of.
gF9Iya bNS5$ NJ. 8. HlaInAAN, n. D. Z
P, B.-Mr. Geo. Ls ssur has seen mo every
day two or three tlmea since the above pub
LEGATION. NJ. 3. h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15

REALITY For Rough, Chapped md 1,uaxy aFin,
DehuI ! Blaekheadi. Pimplts. Skin 'Blemishes
and jntanule Humon, use CuucurA Soap, /" fcsi
oe"ua1et' 1e2 WkAW =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-15

T. P. Philips - % ..... .....s Is Kennedy b 10 Rood-s
X. l.. Cnichell 4 Co... 10 Vest 4 Iiary8y,,-rrti
\. l.. James d Co......, l0 Iohp No.. ~ So-"'
j. l.. waller d Co...... aan Hvua = 81 y zee /,
Il : + uu,itn /. i0I Moore 4 lanes .......- y
Z H ST,rsii GCo.....,. lIDAyls 4 Kequs........ u
In n,,, smith u, tijos. A. Miller d Co-...
\. ". Lyman d Co.." blC; II: Csse y Co...'."". =
sj.cchs, pnes HI. I. bW. D. Kerfoo. q Co.. 2
T, Il W. A. Goodman. olIioSne y wv Nv nh. III i
l., ", lIosmer Il Co." hhiFhnSw ,a.v 4 IL .""f ii
J. X. Murply...... . gHm''L /. 'pierrc eo'.'' :
D.. l.. Munser!. ~. 4 Co., 5 leash. .,,,,,,..,,,...
Adelpb lhfffeW ...,........ 49," """-
W. Nccdhbm ....... Total ....... .,,,. . .. s8
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VI 0 IN 4 A 9

Your Cutlcura Remedies ou.sell all other medi:
eiaes Keep ior siin diseases. Ny customer and
instance. where other remedits have isiled' sS'
r,.nI,,, v.,,. /, =. ". BRoCKWAY,M. D.
sold BY al druggists: Price: CutIcum, 30 cent.
Reso!vent, ". Sosp, Is cents. = PorTKn h1u9 X
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Ma1a. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
CONLANCHE.

|cldence OF the Gazette.
lNcHE, TEX, Sept. Judge
burn convened district court
|isg. Some old suits are to be
lsdOfthis term that are of gen.
lisrest to the county. The peo-
atTally regret that this is to be
Blackburn's last official visit TO
|snty. He has given entire sat
b. but a change in districts
llal to another field.
|iuche college opened yesterday
@ students, many of whom
nom u distance; others
7Bter to-day. Our citi-
i've manifested "a deep
3 this school by giving liber-
aneans towards constructing
adings and opening their
students from 3 distance.
4rts are being rewarded by a
Grease in the patronage of the
In lSs2 the school opened
in 1888, 225; in 1884, 306. II
Dol increases in the same ratio
n as it did last, the enrolment
teh 575.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
ALVEY Town.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MILIsAP, Ten, Sept. 2.--Here, like
everywhere else in the West, it is very
dry and rain is badly needed, but not
withstanding this great drawback
Millsap holds her own, and business is
not so dull as it is in other and larger
places. There is an elegant school
house and church here. which are large
ly attended, and no better society or
more accomplished, generous or lib
eral citizens can be found anywhere.
There are twenty business houses
here, including p. A. Byrd, dealer in
family groceries, notions, etc w. l..
and j. Il. Bean, blacksmiths who can
hammer out better reputation on the
anvil than all the loafers in the world
can make by idleness and debauchery:
Howell IL Bro, livery, sale and feed
stable, who keep none but the best
turnouts. The Monarch saloon, kept
by Rowland STRIPPING & Co, is head
quarters for all who want pure cool,
healthy drink of the best spirits to be
found anywhere. Among the other
business firms are M. w. Yerion,
druggist , a large, varied and pure
stock of drugs, medicines, etc; Com
mercial saloon, John Shoale proprietor,
afull line of pure liquors, cigars, etc. FL
lott Il Roe, lumber dealers, one of the
largest yards on the road, III. NJ. We'll
Ter manager; Union hotel, 10y Till
Powers, an excellent hotel and gene
raj headquarters for commercial
travellers; l.. c. Peters, choice
family groceries, doing a good
business; the Clark house, always at
home to the hungry aud weary; j. NJ.
Armstrong, dry goods, groceries, etc;
II. ID. Ellis, drugs, medicines, ETC.; A.
II. Chitwood, dry goods, groceries,
etc, also postmaster; first-class res
taurant, sewing machine depot, wagon
shop, shoemaker, photograph gal
lery and numerous other
houses of business, including
Texas Express, Pacific Express, and
any number Of handsome and accom-
plished ladies.
A grand ball is to come Off at the
Union hotel on Thursday evening
next. Il. w. Morton and John Pegg,
the popular floor managers, guarantee
a pleasant time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
j. J. KANE,
Architect and Superintendent.
ONCE over D. Schwartz + Co., near
Traders National Bank,
For wor tn. Il q Sns
RECErvER,s SALE.

IN pursuance OF the order Of the District
L Court OF Victoria county, made on the 2lst
day OF July, 1854, in cause No 1923 on the
docket OF said court, wherein Ayers & Can
non and others are plaintiffs and The Texas
Continental Meat company ara defendants,
ants. to-wit: Their sLAUGHTEK HOUSE
AND ICE FACTORY, al Fort Worth, Texas,
and all the machinery, tools, appliances and
aDpurtenances 10 the same belonging, to-
gather with the land upon which the same
Stands, the same being fully described IN the
order aforesaid. Also their slaughter House
and Zee Factory, at Victoria, Texas, and all
INC machinery, tools, appliances and AiApnr'
tenapces TO The same belonging, together
with the land upon which the same stands,
also fnlly described in the order above re-
ferred 10 Srid properly IS offered AZ prirme
sale until the frst day OF October, ish4 and
proposals Tor the purchase OF The same VIII
private eale ON or before said hrst day q
October. 1851. the same VIII Se sold AT publ;
auction, within the hours prescribed by law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
SAN DIEGO.

pndence OF the Gazette.
DIEGO, Ten, Aug. o9.-The
y weather still continues, and
hstanding that all the signs of
pear from time to time and the
lrwise prognosticate rain and
fe so to do, there has not been a
pa fall of water from the clouds
par or thereabout. Some time
September was, / think, the
n spell that we have had, but
putin does not seem 10 have any
n preventing the growth of i'm
~ and crime. Very few days
Y that some one IL brought up
me magistrates of the different
rs for simple or aggravated
drunkenness aud the like
8si Thursday six armed men
TO the rancho of Mr.. Geo.
Who lives about nineteen or
miles west of this place, and
him OF about fifty dollars in
AsixshoOter, some iewelry and
IN all to the amount of abont
occurred soon after nightfall.
u was alone in the house, and
" the fret that he knew these
anne upon him, and presenting
eapons, demanded his money.
lnSlely II was so dark that their
eould not identify any Of them,
s Y VIII probably escape detec-
ugh the pistol and other articles
= 10 discovery. They are sup
be Mexicans.
punty fathers propose building
Afser Jail, or at least adding
We VI the one we have, and the
" crime seems to render q
~. eapacious and secure Jail a
UNITY judge seems TO have ha d
Ia. "a Of troublein organizing his
,%nmlttee and preparing the
saools for starting on the first
,.. aaohth, but believe they are
y a document pasted on the
Ouf courthouse. II reads as
Is uuefehy given thet an election VIII
D issoaay the 18th day OF septem-
"a isei, at the court-n ouse M San
a M lefmine whether the following
Ia A. luil al large within the bounda-
% ~ ue,ignated in the petitiorpre
~ ny, commissioners nourt by the
. tttns Der Of freehoiders, towit:
#H ana eoats. Those voting for or
~ we petition VIII vote "for the
II lie s,aose voting against Will vote
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
FALSE.
IL, said TO Come From the
LII, Expeditions Diaries
Untrue.

H., said 10 Come From the
LIN Expeditions Diaries
Untrue.
.v1Sp, ONO, sept. Seer
,-sinard and Long and Pri-
A,pell Of the Greedy Arctic ex-
4 wshere under an engagement
/. !. museum. They were shown
s,,sms from Washington, stat
,n army officer who had seen
y. of the expedition says that
lyors when found were in two
. hat Greedy was an invalid
Me- last few months, that steal
atoms was q common
and that hunters
for birds concealed
themselves. Each of these
a Brainard, Long aud Con-
emphatically. All insist
nrty was not divided. Brain
iAat Greedy walked out every
vas able and competent to
4 the party, which he did
mt Alfagree that nobody
Henry was shot. The special
ihstthe same army officer says
,iusrd when found was much
n thsn,he rest, and when he
hbmTi the Bear surprise
kpnNd at it, and when he was
srlhat was he said:
loud eat the stuff and digest
ahers could not
some of the Tescuing party
nihe absence OF DR.. Pavey's
iexpressed wonder as to what
y dit, Brainard said:
sAll gone. l finished the last
Inst before you arrived"
2elng shown Sergeant Brainard,
stknow who the army officer
whoever he may be he is q
{ b. ] was not the strongest OF
b, and moreover | was not on
Bar, but l came home on
/. sus. The story is a lie out OF
10th
ant Long and Private Cornell
mated his denial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04

nv the undersigned. on the first Tuesday In
November, 1874, II being the ith day q said
month, towlt: The property IN Fort Worth,
eonnty. in inc city OF Fort Worth, Texas,
and the property IN Victoria az the door OF
me Court.houss OF Victoria county, IN the
city of Victoria, Texas.
lie. are cash. and IN botn cases said sale y
made subject 10 the approval OF the, DiAtfict
Court Of Victoria county, ana VIII ne re-
norted 10 sqid court at tie next term com
neneing November 10Th, 1854, and no tus
will be made 20 tine purchaser until lhe halu
tale 4 confirmed BY the couri.
md partiuulafs 10 all appllcauts,
''-N II. X. PRIDHAM,
Receiver r.. @ NJ 90. Victoria Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
SUMMER SESSION
or
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE

Offers a thorough and complete course IN
BOOKKEEPING combined With BusINEls5
PRACTICE In Arithmetic, forms Of CONNER
clal Papers, Correspondence and Businehs
Law. The Normal Penmanship Depart
ment In charge Of the Well-knoWD
artistic penmau, Prof ID. a, Bnhitta,
invites special attention Of students
and teachers. The language OF Mexico Ia
taught ny a speeia list, Prot j. X. Ray, OF the
Texas University; and German by tne pEesi.
dent The experienced operator and fleetn.
clan, Prof l.. u. Bobo, teaches Tslegfaphy.
Our facilities for business aud Practical
education are unsurpassed IN ihe southwest
Invest Ia a Business EdueaIoul IL need
not cost but 3 months time aud ti5 Gohol,
arship. write for catalogue.
Box rs, Austin, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
JERSEYS
,,d,d from the Illinois state
cir this Year.

Fair TINS iehI'
Ill, Sept. 3.-President
~, 1.-The Illinois state board of
f.. I. authorizes the following:
..,.r,iiop of the alleged ex-
;'o lissla,rrlo-pneumonia in numer-
q Jersey cattle throughout
y sI ~ Illinois, the state board
81 ,i,o ~ deem it their duty to
|l isus n Jerseys to exclude all
I5S,be last named breed from
q IN; no Of 1854. and rightly to en-
lar empowering the board to
.Iic attle who have been ex-
w, infectious disease within
~ nrior to the exhibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04

VCoR s.! s.,s s;'i, u ;! q. s';' I. C.;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11

time BALI bill. but Mr.. Barbour chairman Of
the committee on the District Of Columbia, re-
fused TO yield for that purpose, and the senate
bill was passed without amendment.
The district business was temporarily laid aside
10 receive message from the Presidents ana MT
Guenther asked that It be immediately, read
though Mr.. Cassidy suggested In an undertone
that Il might be better to wait until the new steel
cruisers were completed The message was a
mere transmittal, without comment, of documents
received from the secretary of state relative to
the resolution of the house on the death Of Mr..
Edward Lasker.
Mr. Hisoock Immediately offered the following
preamble and resolution, which was referred TO
the committee on foreign affairs:
whereas 1t has come TO the knowledge OF the
house that communication from the parliament
Of the German empire entirely friendly in its In
tent respectful in Its character and sent through
cation, has been arbitrarily intercepted and re-
turned by person now holding the position OF
chancellor of the German empire therefore be II
Resolved, That this house cannot but express
surprise and regret that 1t should be, even tenn,
porarily, within the power of single too powerful
subject to interfere with such simple, natural,
and spontaneous expression of kindly feeling be-
tween two great nations, and thus to detract from
the position and prestige Of the crown on one hand
and from tho rights Of the manufactures of the
people ON the other.
Resolved. That this house does hereby reiterate
the expression Of sincere regret at the death OF
Edward Lasker and its sympathy with the parlia
ment OF the German empire, OF which for many
years he was distinguished member.
The following district bills were passed:
Senate bill for the relief Of the deyisees OF the
late Daniel Carroll
To amend the act incorporating the Mutual Fire
To VSd S OF
OF land In the District Of Columbia made by
officials other than those now authorized by law;
II. To incorporate the Luther Statue association OF
the District Of Columbia
For the relief of NJ. G. Polar and 8. A. Red
moud.
Mr.. Cassidy, from the committee on Pacific
railroads reported d bill to incoruorate the
Spokane Falls and Cgur d'Aleno Railroad COM
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11

as a judge with facility and acumen to the
common law rules and principles which form
the basis Of judicial administration here. In
hearing causes no was patient and attentive
in conference calm and fair; in decisions
earnest for the truth of fact and law; in all
and always a heightened, kind .hearted, and
courteous gentleman. The court uniting
late brother, takes no ordinary qualification
in causing to be recorded in its journal the
tribute to his memory which has now been
presented, and in directing the chief clerk to
transmit a copy thereof to tho family Of tho
deceased"
Brief and appropriate remarks in support
Of these resolutions were made by Messrs.
Shellabarger, McCammon, Simons, McBlair,
and j. S. Blair, in which tho life and charac-
ter of their deceased brother as q statesman,
jurist, and friend were reviewed.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
DALTIMoREA AND OHIO RAILROAD
,hhigu, Ntpnr, r.Srr,NE, Nprt,uo,,r,,,,
THE MODEL FASH LINE AND THE ONLY Nm
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND TIIE WHSr

49, BETWEEN
-o,,,r =, rnh VA I4S %4 ANR EEH VEST
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
IS schedule he'd to take eject SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
,o Leave Washington from station corner of New
Si nIG1ue nnd street. by Eastern Standard or
aa tor U1iGago Cincinnati. Louisville, and st. Louis
coaches and Palace Sleeping cars s to above points,
change; lolo a. ~ daily to Chicago, except
D. Sr P ptsnSr q. HS nd and m daily so
ne 70 GhPs to Pits6TR and Detroit "l'hSleep-
For Toledo aud Detroit, via Monroevllle 1918 A. M
IsEe Tn railroad ior foleuo' VIA Wheeling and
Trains Tor photographic sSew York at g. 10 n. m.
%R FaT and a a"e S M daily
So AND iSe5 On mel ~ 5 rs 30 az s q,
2$} 800; 11o 5$e 7oo sio: 1000 3. M ~, % A
For way aISsSas 6eS, sa washington and PG5,!;
a. r., ana 545 p m. daily excep! sunday, AS p. NJ
saiy I9f Rrlncpal stations on MeT1op9ittn BTancn
ton ton 9nd Valley Branch $50 a. nj daily except sun.
3 ND M aa dT tC axcre snndS %'o O' "a Mt
For llnEerstown. l0.i5a M and 5,ij p M daily ex'
fEor points on $ v. r, r.; lol5 a. m. daily.
Trains arrive from the West daily 60, 7'5Oa M.
From Eew York and Philadelphia, 255 $40 ~ m.
From Annapoisi So 1000 m i5'' @5 D. mi sun
From Lexington, S26 a. M daily, and 2l5 p. m.
dH ioe eHfsPt sHEiay d intermediate ponts s
m. 2l5. 40 and 500 p. M daily except sunday
trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 200 40
dS S 49, SS &i S and and U S5 a. b. on sunday
200 40 ESQ. 800 eioa. M, i.S6, 900 G2t 73o and
XII trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For mrIRer Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice Wnshingt Il Station OlO and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
/ md received at any point IN tue CITY, -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
CHARLES F. PuGH, General Manager
CHEsApEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST,
AND NuRTlIWESr.

Leave from Il. q r. DpUot as follows:
$50 a, M.-WHy Mail daily, except sunday, for
clinton Forge ana intermediate stations on G..
51O p. M.yLOuISvGLLE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE DAILY. solid train, with
Pullman cars to Louisville; ltiCnmond to Gin
CinnHti without change; arriving, Columbus,
OHIO, AZ 400 r. M; Winchester, 2:l6 p. M;
Cincinnati, GEO p. M; Lexington, $40 y. IN.
Louisville, p. M; connecting ut these cities
with through trains to nll points West South
wes', and Northwest.
10;4O +. M.-Nlght Express daily, except, Sunday,
for Ashland, KY, and intermediate stations on
G. g. o. Ry.
1lso5 4. ,M.,.Arrlve Newport News Z p. mi Old
$3.50 A. M,-Thr6uyh train, With Pullman cars. ar.
rive Newport News lao D. M; Old Point, 2 %
y. M; Norfolk. 4 y. IN.
Apply c. & o. Ry. Office 513 Pennsylvania avenue.
Y. NJ. r.. Office, Col Pennsylvania avenue, and d. &
r. station.
II. W. FULLER, c. W; SMITH, FRATK TnToc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
UNHE dREl

Il 49,, ,PENNsYIL,;yyASSIA ROUTE
TO THE EOh AZ Wet AMI S0uTiIlWIEsT.
STEEL IA RAILS. MAA9 OH q EQuIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Station,
corner ofsiNth and Il streets, as follows;
press P sad fSs Me' Cars snfHSG o m daily
gsst Line go q M daily With Sleeping Cars from
m, daily, with Palace Cars 10 Ptlsburg also con.
heGlsdaiiy for Chicago, va Columbus aud c. 81 l.
cage Mall Express 10 p m. daily for Pittsbutg and
iheMtssL with Palace sleeping Car Washington
B&ETfMonE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
i9p IN. daily. except Saturday. with Palace Cars
20 H9ShwSsT ant Washng,ogn to But
wi not run beyond Remove. ,.,,-, -,
M d l9' Except 2G Sunday asVen ana AirA "''
For, New York aud the East, sis a. M. io.loa M,
Lin Limited EI % Puna% FSGos
For Bo 10 wI6 T c SS1SePt ~ IN every week.
day OF sunday, 4 p, N; .,,,,, ,..,.. ..,., =.
Jersey City Win boats i Br9Sklyn Annex. Sr6rd
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
tcrriuue across New York CITY.
Fer PhiladelPnis sl5 and 1870 a n 10. : TO- AVID
tcd Express, az a. m, daily, except sunday.
For baltimore. d5c, SID Gij TO- 10. o. a. m, and Ia,
s5 idS5 nv 9a1 o. 71S d 10. AND i5 D. M e'"ua'
For Pongs Crock Line, $50 a. m and 40 p M daily
For AnnapoS $50 q. m. and 10 D. M daily. except
ALE% INpntA AND FREDERIcKsBuRG RAIL.
NAY, AND ALEXANDRiA AND WASHING.
For XIeIaadra d s. 20 o.25 il.o1 and il.a5 q M
~ aSp 2; 10, 80 VIZ w LOO p III o su"uNy ~
For .Rlthnlond aud the South. 3 and lLo5n m
daily aud y. N. daily tx "ept sunday. -.
Train, leave Alexandria FOR Washington, COS, sos
rS an nG ion dnst 90 On andaS at sos and 10 q
Q, m, GO6 ami l04O D. m. a., Al, ,,-.
corner ~ Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. aud a the station where order, eau oe .ett ipr
ana and i redensst 8. baggage 10 O0'' t. W6oD
/ General Passenger Agent
Z AinuAEVT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
yDHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH

TIE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NOVEM BIER Is 1888
s;s5 a. M.-New orleans Mail, daily. making close
connections To all points South and southwest
Daily, except Sunday, with Q. Il .. Ry. Pullman
Sleeping Buffet Cars from New Y ork and Wash
ingtOn TO Atlanta. Pullman sleeping Cars from
MRshingt u and Atlanta TO New Orleaus
6l0l. M.Lousville Fast Line daily via Charlotes'
vile, to Cincinnati, Louisville and all western
Points,, Pullman Sleeping cars Washington TO
iO:4OP. M.-Southern Mail and Express, daily. to all
points south and southwest, via Danvlo and
Charlotte Daily except SUNDAY, with G.. g q. Try.
Pullman Sleepin- cars from Washington, Via
nnnville, Charlotte, and Atlanta, to New Or
leans; also from Washington. via Charlotte and
COlu nba, to Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at s!35 n
m. daily, except sunday. WarrentOn trairslcavs
Washington at S,35 a. IN. and $50 p m. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire at COM
pany'S Office G0l Pa, ave, or at Union Depot.
NJ, SLAUGHTER NJ MCDANIEL
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
&rnhtLtrr, cgnfAt.

HTAsuINGToN, OHIO ANDY EsrERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive ut and leave from ~. and r. CSixth
streuO Depot rs follows;
Accommodation arrives $3.50 u. m. daily.
Mall arrives b;36 y. m. daily except sunday.
Mail leaves 7,2O a. m. daily except sunday
Accommodation leaves 4'20 y. m. daily except
Sunday.
ON Sundays only train will leave at s'O5 p. m.
Time, 10th meridian.
S. NJ, BROPHY, superintendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY. So,
udvt,
ROBINSON. PARKER e Co, $40 seventh straa,
southeast corner ID. See advt. '
THE MlSFIT STORE, corner Tenth and Il street,
y. W. see Hdyt '''''''
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WILLIAMS, 523 seventh street n. Wan tina
--latest and Best Pubic lions 800 '"'
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les w ESlEEFl ED,
i22 Tenth street y. "
Carpets. Furniture. =,

WASH y. WILLIAMS, ~ Seventh street "a,
and O3l y aLronL. and 6B8 LnmieIamL NNnnle. ''-
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W. ]. WRIGHT & Co 8O3 glrccnth street NV
II. u. COOKE & CO, 1929 strant Y. w.
T. BRIGHAM BISHOP B co. lrl' r s,roet \. W
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W. II. MORRISON, $40 Pennsylvania avenue n W.
@, 4, whitaker, 1lOj Pennsylvania avenue
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Art school.

MRS. 9. z, FULLER, Principal, 1918 street \. W.
Auctioneers.
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The business firms appearing in his column are
among the best and most reliable IN hisciiy.
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Coal and Wood.

Dry Goods.
dgrNNIP & CO., 4o4 and 400 Seventh street n. w,
See udYt. " "
WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 8a1 PennsylyanIaavo.
nue. " w. See adVt.