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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
IN THE WHITE HOUSE.
A Cabinet Meeting Of the Period When
Women shall Rule.


A servant said tho president would
bo down IA soon 40 Ahe finished trying
on her drrBs. The attorney general
took out her knitting aud said "Woll,
| might NO. well be working. No toll
Ing how long we'll have 10 wait
Eager attention on the part of cabinet
INTERRUPTED by the seryant'sannouuce.
mpul
"iIsr excelleucy, the president Of
the United Htatea.h
Good morning, ladies'
"NOud morning, Mrs. President
All Ia chorus "Oh what a
lovely dress,
"Ncs,n said the president, ~
thought | would wear II down aud lot
you all hue II, Ia ID pretty Isn't II"
Juat look ht the hang Of the train.n
"ipa perfectly magnificent, said the
secretary of war. Whose line plent.
my nf crepe do chine give II such u
lovely finish. But isn't II just little
abort In franig'
why, OF course, said the president,
with sumo aapenty. III have them all
made that way no ~ not 10 have 10
| change when | fldo the tricycle.
y hope IT'S all silk, +" said tho atlOr-
noy.genural, htlcllng her knitting.
needle through her back hair while
she rubbed piece OF the drepA be-
tween her thumb and inger, Did
yon save me IA piece Tor my crazy
pulllfh
"Oh, yeu,n answered the president,
| hlablY, And now let's gel to bual.
fess, ladies' ! haven't much time this
morning, ] have 10 SIT for my picture
AZ ! O'Clock,
The lnoat important business |
know OF said the secretary Of state,
- 10 decide on minister 10 tho court
of ~ lamVa, You know Lowell haa
asked ~ DO recalled
oh, yvai | forgot all about that, -
nnld the president. Whom shall We
vi u had only been earlier, said
the assistant secretary Of the navy. re-.
hecllvrly, II would have gone myself,
nut tlie season II over by thla lime,
aud then | get 80. horribly sra alex p
~ viii be hard to vet any one 20
/ go observed the secretary Of war.
| - am told the climate h 10 hnmp that
/ your hair never STAYS In curl at all y
In that sou asked the president
/ approximately. well, We nluat sond
SOME Que, Aud then, the prealdnut
went on, "thore'a Germany 10 provide
sob, what's The use Of sending any
one 90 Germany, Mrs. pfraidenlgf
asked the secretary of war.
"oh, don't you know - said the nso.
rotary n state, "thefeia Herr Moat aud
pork aud Laakor aud hlauarok aud all
thnFe lhiugn 20 talk Ahout.n
knew there Was color called
hismateh hpme yeafa ago aald tho
senfetafy ~ the treasury, nedita.
lively, ~ she sorted her cfawels' ohnt
u Was hideoualy unbeeomlng y
'iiat there's a new red brown lhls
isli said the postmaster general ~.
geIlyi 'shat'a just perfectly lovely ine
> dark Complexion, though / thlnk
myself nothlnR wears ~ we'll M ne
1 old seal hfOwnn NV
'epeakins about seal brown. y aald
me a@hislAul SECRETARY af the navy
now about the ooinmlaalonef w1o
wa 70 le sent a. AlaakA ta prnylae N.
Al With nealAkln dolmanhg ia cot.
tug pretty cool the lfast touched nv
! lnbgieaes lRst nightW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

with terrific force, shaking the earth
aud shatlerlng the wiudowa for the
distance Of a dozen blocks. No one
was Injured Twenty wOrkmen IN an
adjoining building had q miraculous
escape. Tho escaping gas Instantly
lgnited, the iiamca shooting high Into
the air, and setting fire % n portion Of
the ghs works, but the ready response
Of the fro department prevented Sc
rl0un loss Ina this direction. The loss
10 the company by the explosion and
the escaping gas In $4,000,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
nulLV rOu m. lnnN

Fr wAYNp, lNpt Oct a. uoy,
~ John addressed large meeting At
tho Academy Of Mualo lhia evening
aud M the court houap Tonight III,
atfalgned thc Republican party ~ III,
Too 70 temperance prlnulplpA an com
pared 70 the hei'loUfallu patty, aud ~
teappnalhle lnf The Hlngnallnn Of hutt
ueAh lilo severely osllleHed tile civil
pervlne Feiufni No comfort lor the
Republican party e0nld ba dtduoed
lfom ANY ~ hiH tenatlAa, On the Othei
hand the Democratic party conld taxi,
no exceptions 70 the ailualnnn ~ ltaelf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
nErurv uNiren HfAsml MAIuIiALa
ArrulAaHn.

AN Louia, Me-, Got, lip'r Tho APP.
pointment Of deputy United atateu
mArallaln to serve ~ the polls Ia this
city neat Tuesday haa heen the sub.
leot OF much continent here to day aud
Tonight, aud statements are freely
madn that There win 10
serious trouble Ii the n,afahala
Interfere with the vOiata OF iudaea
% election, ualtVd Alatea MafahAl
cpuhlne las PLAYED hin deputies under
aipulAl Instructions and expfusaea thp
oplniun That there will 80 40 oantlet
win THE local authority AMI AayA that
40 has 40 apprehension nf dlatugh.
ANea. AZ all events he will les lila
utniuat nndpANOf 81 prevent either.
liza llsl u deputies "a not Vel com.
nntad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
n0mnrD AM MURDERED wuIiE
uitukh.

QurCY, iLLp oct, al,--A young
man rom Fowler, Ia this county, sold
u horse here yesterday Tor $40, lie
become intoxicated aud while la that
condition lac was lured across the river
on u ferry by party Of ronghn ilia
body wah discovered In the river this
morning with the skull crushed la,
Hts aseallanta are known Ia have taken
tho train nn the Hannibal n ~. Joe
railroad ~ midnight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
nnM nnNr I,nl-alnnnr.

AbnANN, N. y. Oct ~ Gov.
Cleveland aud his party arrived here
from Connecticut ut nih this morn.
Ing, Tho governor NJ nuen rcauned
hla executive duilea 1o.mogfow
mofnlng he luavFa faf New lotk 20
view the huhlnean mona parade 90.
morrow evening lie poes 20 nailalu
on Monday TO yntp, returning "a Al.
hAny tuuAday night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
rrIL TImouon AZ AwNINe.

hperlhl - mo bhttile.
DALLAS, Tx, oct. 3l.-Fho avn
Ing In front Of the Pacific house gave
WAY under the weight ~ two lady
guests and colorcd girl who was
hursing the baby Of Mrs. ltOsonthal,
the proprietor OF the house, pr. cIpi.
thtinR them nil 10 the ground. While
they we're all pretty welt shaken up by
the fall, only one VI them, Mrs, WI.
son Of Kansas city WAS hurt. She
sustained Injuries IN the hack from
which she u still la bed. The awning
has long boen unsafe, aud WIS known
% be- 80 by the ladies when they ven
tured on II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
AAnrmrn MIrn MInnI.m.

LiMA, Quo, oct. - hen Hcilaor,
farmer living near Westminster, yes.
totday shot aud killed his wife. lie
tiled 10 KIN his son, daughter aud
dAughlsfinslRw lie was arrested late
IN the day aud brought here physl'
CLANS Hfe examining him u test hii
MENTAL condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
CONSIDERATIONS.
A Dwelling Burned,
Special ~ the Gazette.

special 10 the oasolts.
DALLAH, TEX, Oct ~ The one.
story frame resIdcucc Of Jacob Fingers,
corner Canton and Evergreen streets,
was destroyed by ire NJ O'Clock this
morning, But little Of the household
effects we're saved. The loss wAA 5000
or 300, Insurance $3.50 The ifo
started iu the back room aud sup
poaably from the stove. while Mrs.
Fingers whe at "a nelghb0r'h across tho
street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

NnN NoHN. Oct. al, AZ the hual.
lnesa mcn'a meeting ihls afternoon az
UhlpkeflnR hall senator aherman
delivered an address, AZ The eonclu.
alon q hla Fvmatks Mr. nialne came
npon The Aiage Ills appearance was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
uopurp wnIl.r nnuNR,

bAltAa, rRN DOT, %, nnly baker
aud JameH Shaw myeipled Mike Fer
rell, n Lancaster farmer Into Emory'a
baloonUn Camp ntreel laat night and
getting hin drunk robbed him 81 SCI.
Onloet Barber was put on 10 the rOh-
berry and succeeded la arreatlng the
thieves and lodged them la Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
An Indictment IL Pound Against Col
Burnside, Charging Him
With Embarrassment.
A Passenger Train IN How hsrioo PRED
loto by Masked Men "A Gas liz
plonion Ia Milwaukee.
rni. nnnnnlnr InnInrrn.

WABnHuroN oct. Bl.-The grand
jury 10 day found hn indictment
against Col Burnside, lAto dlsburslng
piiicer hf the pual-0iiice department,
charging him with enbelzliug 81 900,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
rAmrsara rnAIs rInrD InrO.

hoooaRo N. a.. oct ai,-A pas
senRer train last evening when near.
Escoudidh, four miles north Of here
on the Atohlson, Topeka 4 santa Zee,
waH firrd into by band Of masked
mon. One woman was shot The
town 10 up Ia arms, Sheriff Simpson
ana tlily htmed men have lunt started
IA pursuit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
POLlTICAlA
Our vife,Pfsaldsut Makes the Welkln
Hlng "a His Tnunphai March
Through Indiana,

Goy, Cleveland vista HsW Yofk 10
Day b. John Turns 4 Gold
ghoaidm 70 ,he Eegnbllespf'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
Nnnnn nuMn,nEn.

JACKSON, Mics. oct, n =. Near here
here yesterday Tom PHILIPPE, colorsd,
WAS ahot dead hy WIN. Harris white.
iiAttlA heuAmo nliended At Phillips
addInaaing bin familiarity an uattia.
Phillips replied that he required the
sAme totmelly Of HaIgla The muir.
defer escaped.
AZ tNrtunoS Az rus aAa wonna.
MilwAuNtr, WlN., oct, ai,v AZ an
early hour this morning the large
purifier At the gas wetku exploited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01
A nIAON MulnnItlIt oAprunrp.

GALVESTON, TIA, Oct. al.-ueo.
Mead, negro, charged with the muir.
der Of u aiore'kceper al Lynohburs wa
arrested here to-day by John Dow
ling, Hon'in.law Of the victim oonimla.
stoned A. deputy sherlr OF Harris
county. Tho murder VIVA committed
on the aiht iiiHt, aud from the peculiar
nature Of Tire cesO attracted much ut.
tonilon, Ai,er crushing tho skull aud
thtn cutting The throat " the victim,
hla head waa placed beneath tho
faucet Of barrel OF molaasen. Tie
faucet was turned nn and the
saecharlne lluld was permitted To
run, ameaFlng the body aud
surrounding u witha pool az blood
aud molnaesa From his relationship
Bowling took an active part lu ferret.
lnR out tha murderer, aud nom a te
mark Of Meade, together with his dla.
appearance just after the discovery %
the crime, lac sought d commission
under which lac operated, until finally
hagglng lila game Mead will 10
taken hAok 10 Harris county for trial,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

HopafoN Tax, Dot. 81. don.
uiy sheriff of lhin oounty n.
day arrested la GALVESTON one 0eorre
Mead, \ negro who Il anapaots,a III lie
murder OF the old man who waa IA
etulAliy murdered In hla store At
ltynobhufE, tlta county, over y week
ago, hhcflif FAut has obtained oleW
which he haYa fAalena absolutely tho
efllne upon Mead, whom lac has had
under surveillance for several days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

iotai Politics Exciting,
.tpsatal "a tha tlHHstta.

''A'f"'ff ~ f''N NNNNhtti
DALbAa, Tax oct III The local
political pot Ia boiling high Tho can,
dldatea are moving heaven aud earth
aud the people ATE rnthuaiaalio 40
bnhinuaa llaa hepn transacted In any oi
thN Uontta for wooA. there viii not
he until after the election, nA the Judges
Rro all olthur candidates Tor rpeieollun
OF promotion IA the next higher
btnuh. Public np0aling il had aiinu.
where every night, aud betting IL run,
Mug higher than wM ever known la
Dallas elections Judge Henlly, super.
viaut OF elections, says no call hess heru
innde COR supervisors Of ulrotlonH Ia
Dallas eounty, aud that no appoint
nlenla viii hr made, An elections ar,
AWAY fair here
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

class can fire OF theli
lio streets aud 30 ang
The Waller tlouag
Rscended Jacobs llas
halfway Republican !
natural death, On iAi'
stead Ledger has pffl
try the'vlItue Of sllps
ocracy.
The venerable AIM
that some pOstmaale'.
tote Glirn with HIN q
distributing lickels.
ono OF The Dem0cfAlH
mittees "squealed
p. mis-,
Complaints wete 2
Mo that Judge Nooa's
The next day lhe
calling the civil dofAs
and the lawyer WI
took Il all back
that lac wasa regllA
OF "a Judge.
MIR. Joe llemseY
south of Cleburne hh.
stones that have bssa
piled to many pQ
good effect, oue p
piled 10 thirty
rabid animals ana y
effect a peftiianels
Rrhe peo 10 Of lloll' ].
lnto a state Of iniel's I
the report that l,ovv n
that eity rounding VI
driven Into i,sail
Blaine. Tho Tepcs'
hy anme wag alglill
Clayton on the ha''' !
In an Interview Y !.
the Denlaon iIeralas
not, the distinguish
man and lawyer
likely that the Vs.
building woesd b
/. #. He also eal q.
are In favor OF hellll'.l. /.
soveraliy, instead Z
present.
San Antonio has
rled man who W. W.
eprlghtly grass
He played OF slhk's
aud In that .llno
oaralnola and gum
and quoted poelfs
came 70 tho cisy Nv sis
marrying her II
10 the demand, any
Ing a razor IN le'
E'afHla
OF All Htylea ana MS
cash ~ the mann
4 90. -
49, aasf Ia
shaved AZ rufnef
IleAve
la,,n,ltv. Telephe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

TnMrhe, INK, Oal. - The
demonstration aud ratification under
the aupPlrea Of the Young Mems
Democratic club here lnat night waa a
pronounced Hueeeas, Headed hy a
hflaHH band an Immense torch light
pfppeaslpu fufmud NJ tie nAyOF'a office
at halhpaHi eight and marched through
the principal htfBela A Hpeahhria
atanu WAS erected Rt tho udIner OF
Twelfth aIfeet and Avenue ID, from
which Hnn ueofge Tylef NJ nnl,oii
aud llhna AIT Harrison nf Waco hpnkn
10 Az immeneo thfnnR Of people, WHO
were very enihuelaHiio hut perfectly
orderly, Many atfanHarn wute III
town, aud all lolned Ia the dpmnnstia,
ZION, which WAS Amply magnificent.
Var,eHUs the waal uoue,,,
apeplai IA the uaaslta.
nVAtnf, Tex, oetal. suov. Bayera
delsscfcd telling appech here lnAt
evening TO a large audience OF ladlra
and gentlemen A glowing tribute
was paid 20 Cleveland aud uendrloka,
The mnnilun % their nAu4ea
helng always tho signal
Tor prolonged aud enthuslAullo ar
plannp, The latlil IA To- practical anil.
cation wa literally dllaooted The
mM0r'a fsafleaa, unlnmnnHenan reason.
lnR captured many OF the dlsatlanlad
wool growers, who are now his moat
ardent supnortea,
2, Ellih, ifaQu followed Ia iofulhe
little hpnsVh, dealing chiefly with the
unenvlahle record 81 Mai sayera on.
pNnent
Appeisuna Deputy aAwhals
Special 70 tne uaaetts,
hAN ANtoNio, Tax, opt, a. Mar.
ehal uoallng has appointed larae
numhor ot special deputy maruhals 4.
the request Of both political paflloa,
and lnHned lhem strict but very TOM.
peFale instructions a. "a thplf datlea On
the onlNing elsolion day, Tho alec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

Dried beef ia
shaved At 'l'afnel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-01

I'aFHl
OF All Ut les aud
cash At the man
4 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-29

li6es bIau tapesiertes @tab6em, 6as,
fonit fiir 2ogirbeiu6 beftimnt, nun
sur &inberitube abaneirte. Die Wieae
trug Morib binauf, unb aIs es bunfel
getpor6en, faB Sante Soft nit bem
Stridftrumpf unb neben ibr Der iunqe
9err bon &atenotp beint @6ein bes
Jta9tli6tes an Dem leife i9aufelnben
gett9en, fie auf benz Stuble unb er
auf Der GuBbanf, unb iie er3dblten ii6
fluitern6 BON Der 8erftorbenen, 10
eifrig, bob ite es gar ni6t getpabrten,
tple Der &opf Der Srau BON &atenoip
sur Sbir bereinlugte ltnb bas ieltlame
Yaar bort betra6tete. Oie graue
Wtte5e tpar born auf Die Wiege gefprun=
gen un6 ledte fi9 bic pf6t6en.
Gin fonberbarer Sung, nturmelte bic
Wtutter, bic Sreppe binunteri9reitenb,
Elm Mann NIT einem &inberberaen -
gang Der 8ater, natiirli6-bon mir bat
er es nidt. llnb iie nabm bas @6liiiz
telbunb 10 ettergii9 aus benz @iirtel,
oaB bas Glirren Die Md66en in ber
Slide, bic fi6 eifrig bon 6em fleinen
3upa6s i'm 9auie eradblteu, eilig att
Die Mrbeit iagte, benin bic @ndbige berz
itanb fetnen @paB.
(Gortiebuns fOGst.)
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Ser QeintairfeI.

Wenn Der 8ater miirrii6, Bic W1utter
aanfeno, Bic Sante beritimmt un6 bic
&inoer ni6t tuobl ftnb, lit bic 6eimatb
fein febr glidliher plab. rnper6aus
li9feit, SDspepfie, S9md9e, &beunaz
tismus ober 2eberleiben III bic uria6e
BON allen Dieiem. sic f6nnen ale
bertrieben tperhen 6ur9 ben @ebrau9
bon 8romn's Sron 8itters, bas groBe
Starfungsmittel. @eiunbbeit bringt
Slid. Grau &o6efter BON 553 gfortb
@apStraBe, Baltimore, ,iast: r8rotpn's 8
SSron gitters befreite mid f9neu
BON 1nperbauli6feit uub aGgen,einer
S9nd1e."
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MDer's
Satsapari11a

81 etn ietr eoneentrrttr 4us3ne her eariapnrtlla.
Hna anhsset blatretnteenhtr @urssyn NIT aaltums
aub etiensS Sahih serhunhen. ,,nb bas uni9dbIi9ae,
superIdiiisite unb biaisfte glutreinisunss> >1tte,
eas mon anruenben fam. Dbne 0ebI treibt es
anes gIntsift aus benz a5rper, berei9ert unb ers
Hent bas 8Iut. Mnb felt been beIebenbe araft ber
% III bas Bette betannte MitteI sesen efrapbeIn
nnb aue ItretbaISIen 1tebeI. eesen RatbIaui. 6its
bIasden. SIedbsen. e@iudren. Gsi9mire, lJIeiItbs
esipdbie umb Santausi6Iase; ebenfo sesen ole
arantbeiten, bic bur@ blnnes unb perarmtes gIut
ueruria8t perben, wie @beumatismns. NeuraIsie,
rbenmatiide Gibt, alIsemsiue Gntfraftnue unb
ifrsbbuI6Isr aatarb.
eeiIung bon ent;in0etem @6eumatismas.
nater's SarfapariIIa bot mid uon ent,
sanostem @teamatismas sebeiIt, an benz Id piele
Sc9re 9elttten bate. 20. s. @oore."
Durham, Sa., 2. Rdr3 1882.
Bnbe eitet non
Sr. 3. 9. aber & Co., 2umell, Maii.
Sn allen apOsbsten 81 babem: 81. 8 SIa59en IS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-29

Die
w66sntiid5e Trcie @sefis
erideint
ieben Dcnnerifas
uno fclfet
$3.50 oas Sabr obsr $1.25 fiir 6
Wpnate in Bcrausbe,abluns.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
THE BREvrrY BASKET.
FilIed with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Evemta of sntnrdnY.

Events of Saturday.
The excursion season has opened in earnest,
and the following trips are booked for the
steamer Corcoran: June 8. st. Pauls church,
down tho river and return June 10, b. d.
French Lodge of Mnsons to Marshall hall
June IL, Capital Bicycle club, Marshall hall (;
June 12, s. j. p. G. club, to Marshall hail.
The merchants of Georgetown nro com.
planning Of the absCncc.o of a telephone con-
Meeting Cabin John Bridge with the city.
Cabin John Bridge is delightful on summer
evenings, and largo crowds of ladies and
gentlemen drive up there who frequently
have occasion to communicate with the city.
A colored man, named Augustus Yender,
whilu walking out on the Benning's road, in
the county, Saturday evening to attend q
school entertainment was talSon suddenly i'll.
lie wtls carried to the residence of Mr.. Boil
near by, and died in about five minutes
The coroner has been notified to hold an
inquest.
An aged colorod man, named Francis John
son, was locked up mt the Eighth precinct
station yesterday on tho charge of vagranCy
Ii Is supposed that he was exported from ono
OF the neighboring counties by the authorities
because he was paupcr. 1t Is believed by
tho police that many country paupcrs are sent
to this city to avoid the expense of support
ing them.
iuo CHSO OF Wllllhm IL. NOOh, laVo Clerk
in the city postoiiice, committed by United
States Commissioner $. G. Mills to Jail in de-
fault Of $1,000 bail to answer tho charge of
embe2zling money from letters, came up
before Judge Wylie in the criminal court last
Saturday on the motion of Mr.. Campbell
Darlington, counsel, to reduce tho bail. Judge
Wylie, after referring TO the frequency of this
class of otfensos, aud declaring that they were
brought about by oNtravagance and fast
living, declined to reduce the bail.
The Washington Cadet corps will celebrate
their fourth anniversary next Thursday by Il
street parade, in which all of the local com
panios will participate Companies from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Richmond have
also boon invited. The parade will end at tho
Van Ness garden, where addresses will bo
delivered by Prof Richard T. Greoner, orator
Of the day; also, by other distinguish guests
The corps will parade eighty muskets, and
but for the absence of many Of the members
from the city would have at least 100 in limo
They will bo photographed in front of tho
patent office just before tho parade begins.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
5tNXAtlk1t5t1,t ], E:AnkktNk
Ladies' Muslin Under
wear.

Ladies' Muslin Walking
Skirts, with one 6-inch ruffle on
bottom, only SOC each.
La dies Muslin Walking
Skirts, with two clusters of four
fine tucks above the ruffle, the
ruffle itself having seven fine
tucks, only 55c each.
La dies Muslin Walking
Skirts, two clusters of four
wide tucks each, the rufAe itself
having two clusters of three
wide tucks each, only 75c each.
Ladies' S Muslin Walking
Skirts, with four wide tucks
above the ruflle, and Hamburg
ruftle with three wide tucks,
only $1,25 each.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
Drawers.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with
cluster Of four fine tucks, and
wide Hamburg ruflle. only soc
per pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with
two clusters Of four fine tucks,
wide Hamburg ruhle and in
serting, only 75cper pair, worth
81.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
Chernise.

Lady's Muslin Chemise, with
corded band on sleeves and
down the front, only 3754c,
worth soc.
Lady's Muslin Chemise, with
four clusters of five tucks, three
Hamburg insertings, and Ham
burg edging around the neck
and sleeves and down the front,
only 5oc, worth 75c.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
Jerseys at Rednced Prices.

Our famous Cream and Black Jer-
seys, which we have been selling for
S3.oS, are reduced to $a.oS.
Silk Jerseys at wholesale prices.
ED-Elegant room tor "trying on"
National Republican., 1884-06-09
Corset Covers.

Ladies' Muslin Corset Gov
ers, lace trimmed, in high and
low neck, only 25c each.
Ladies Cambria Corset Gov
ers, Hamburg trimmed, in high
and low neck, only size each.
National Republican., 1884-06-09
RnoIsa Tor Tho Library.

The lovers of good books have an excellent
opportunity to add to and rcplenish their
Libraries from the sale WI ich commences at
Dowling's auction rooms at 1880 o'clock this
evening. Among the many fine books to be
sold arc copies of the woTk ks of Lord Bacon
Tho Students Encyclopedia, WGbstcr's I'M
abridged Dictionary, setn of the works of Bull
wer and Dickens valuable scientific books,
and choice collection of general literature
National Republican., 1884-06-09
'rhe following goods are all Short Ends from two
TO ten yards, but warranted perfect,
which viii be on sale
Monday Next, June Q,
And continue until soldi

5000 yards ofStanhope Lawns, 3Ec. We give you
the name so you can compare prices.
1000 yards Of OrRNndle Lawns, in plain colOrs,
pink, light blu, buff, and black, Oiac.
5000 yards Of Pa lhr Lawns fancy, Oi5c.
5000 yards OF Chevot Dress suItings, handsome
styles, Otc
5000 yards OF Fancy Crctonnos, Giic
5000 yards OF yurd.wide Finest FOuards, l2iac
Only the very best styles.
. cases NJ Utica Bleuchcd Shecting, running from
to yards. 5-4 11l2c' "a, 14i2c; 3D. 1sc O-4 2lc
lO-4, 2Ic; 124, zoe. This brand Is known In every
household.
1900 yards ofSateen7, In short ends, &c.
1900 yards of yard-wlde French Percaes &c.
5000 yards of India Lawn, running from to 10
yards, sac.
10 dozen Black SIX Aftts, SOC.
90 dozen Ladies' Striped Hose. 90.
80 dozen Ladies' Fancy Bordered nandkorchief3,
warranted flst cOlOrs, 5G
National Republican., 1884-06-09
A rArrNr has inst bean rrnnted Rlohnrd

A PATENT has just boon granted Richard b.
Norment, of Orange county, Fla, for his
Vibrating, Adjustable Cutivator," which is
regarded by the best experts the most inn
portant implement ever invented for orange
culture, rs well as for the cultivation of many
other products, such as cotton, corn, sugar
cane, and various kinds of vegetables. The
patent bids fair to be ono of tho best labor
saving machines ever invented, and that it
Will save from 80 to 80 per cent. of labor.