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Mullins F.malc NolIege

Under its present management opens
lis fall term September lst, 1881, with
better facilities, we think, than II has
,yer offered. The building is undergo
ing a general renovation inside and out,
and will present n decided Improvement
in appearance and outfit ON its reopen
ing in September. , >,
Six members of the Principals old
faculty will be in place ut opening o.
;essinn--teachcr chosen for their
special fitness in their several positions
Each dormitury is supplied with ear,
net. wardrobe, bureau, grato and al
other equipments requisite for hom'
comforts. our table accommodation
shull equal those Of the best average prl
yntc fatalities. sn TINT we shall try 4
meet all the demands of good femal
| boarding and day school
I'm respect to the corps Of teachers, u
| The Dallas Female College, we feel ina
we have ample warrant in presentin
| them to the Texas public ~ equal to IN
/ best i'm the land. We know them, hay
proven them, and can commend thcl
| tosour patrons as capable, experienced
and efficient i'm their professions.
We promise the public Il good schoo
VIII tho people Of Dallas and tho publi
at largo assist us in this promise
achievement. W. ~ JONES'
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Or. Richau's Golden Remedies

win not radically cure. DIR. Richau's
Golden Balsam No. will cure syphilis In its
primary and secondary stages, such as oiu
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
skin eruptions soreness of the scalp and all
stages of the disease, Graduating disease ana
mercury thoroughly irlce 70 per bottle, OF
two bottles for 80. ID. riHlaus Voiuen Bal-
sam No viii cure the third stages or TER
tiary Syphilis, where syphilitic and mercu-
rial rheumatism are connected with the prt-
mary and secondary. | have hundreds Of
effected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they like, and require nooutwaru
applications. Hundreds suffer nom syphi.
| litic and mercurial rheumatism VINO are not
| aware of II, and defy such to obtain n radi-
cal cure without TIE use OF this medicine. lts
beneficial effects are felt at once. IL has rails
| ed men from hospital beds In one week, VINO
have lain there for years under the pest prac, ,
/ titioners In the city, aid Is the only radical
| cure for the worst disease MISUNDERSTANDING.
| Price s. per bottle, OF two bottles for W. ~
saves yourself-it saves your offspring nom
| the faint of this scourge.
DIR. Richauis Golden Antidote, a safe, speedy
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhWa,
gleet, irritation, gravel and all urinary de-
rangements, accompanied with full dlrec-
tions. Warranted 10 cure Price " per bot
Dr. Richau's Golden Elixer de Amour. q
radical cure for Spermatorrhpa, general de-
bility in old or young, swing vitality ans mn
parting energy with wonderful effect 70 those
who have led u life OF sensuality or self -abuse
II Is Invaluable TO those who are anxious Tor
an increase of family. Nothing more certain
In its effects. II Is composed OF the most
powerful ingredients in the vegetable king
dom. Harmless but speedy In restoring
health. Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for
80 Trade supplied Mt a liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or express,
these remedies Will be shipped 10 any part OF
/. the United States and Canadas, free from OBJ
servaton. Prompt attention paid to all cor
respondence--strictly CONFIDENTIAL Private
parlor for ladies. The doctor can be consult
ed at his etlice from 8 q. IN. to 0 p. m.
Address DIR. D. y. RICH ARDS, No. 22S Va
tick street. New York city. N. Y
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5000 ACRES, alternate sections in Terry
county, SO situated rs to form one solid body
of 10000 acres, with wide surrounding
range and excellent grazing land, Perma-
uent water can be had with very little outlay
will make desirable ranch Titles, state
patent.
2i,OOO ACRES land, solid body, on Double
Mountain Fork OF Brazos river, In Scurry,
Kent and Fisher counties. Everlasting wa
ter, and good grass and protection. Is as
good location for u ranch as can be found
In Western Texas,
1000 ACRES In Crosby county, on White
river; permanent water, good grass and pro-
| lection, and forms the key TO u wide range
| VIII be sold ON easy terms. 1900 acres in
| closed with wire fence.
| 10000 ACRES In Tom Green county, solid
body; Texas 4 Pacific Railroad runs through
| L.. state patent.
| l,l52 ACRES, southeastern portion Gala
| han county; open timber and prairie land
| Can be had Mt u bargain, on long time ant
| low rate of interest.
1900 ACRES, Palo Pinto county; pralri,
| land, we'll adapted TO farming, with livln
water, IL miles ofrailroad.
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Texas ( Mexican Land ( Investment Co.
AND LIVE STOCK AGENCY.
1928 Main Street. Dallas, Texas.
PROPERTIES FOR &LE--IAND& FARMING AND GRAZING;

1000 ACRES In Wise county; prairie land,
10 to 70 miles from Decatur; controls the wa.
ter of that section.
976 ACRES timber land in Dallas county,
on the Trunk Railroad, IL miles from Dallas
Land is fertile and well adapted to farming
purposes. Can be had ut u bargain.
$40 ACRES, superior quality, In Archer
county, 10 miles from the town OF Archer
with q stream of living water. VIII sell OF
exchange for Dallas or Fort Worth propert!
or live stock,
$40 ACRES adjoining the town OF Itaska
in Hin county, Offers IA splendid invest
ment for town purposes. Can be had low.
4S2 ACRES prairie land, with house OF wv
rooms, 81 miles east OF Hillsboro, In Hi
county; 100 acres now under cultivation.
| A excellent farm of $40 acres, mile west
| Hillsboro, in I'm county, in II state OF nn'
cultivation, prairie timber and water com
! bined; . tenement houses. -,
1900 ACRES, in Hin county, near Hiils
boro, 1909 acres In cultivation, tanks, l
houses, wire fence-ono Of the best properties
in Hin county.
! MEXICAN LANDs-Large bodies in Oh
| Mexico.
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,yt;ler'sI.ibcrali,y.

MIiTNF'N TIWVINIIVFf
| will do work ~ low ~ any pNotogrG.
pher in the city, and will furnish not
only cabinets and cards, hut also our
largo work at reduced prices. Call be-
fore making arrangements FOR sittlngs
and Won will 20 no further. Our list
for line prices will be- given just thu
sn,ro as il we mad not reduced on
prices. Miller, 62l Elm street, makes ne
/ bogus advertisements.
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Tho pnymon. ura wisc Provision.

CuLuNnus, Ca, Aug. 5th, lSA-lie-
ceived Of Mutual 1t e Insurance com
many. Of New York, uv the hands o.,
John W. Wright, agent. 1--WE thousand
l.GOO dollars in full payment of Policy
40. 2lI.O0T, ON tho li,o uf my deceased
husband, John +, Prince.
BELLE =. PRINCE.
In giving the above receipt, ! feel con.
strainudto express my many thanks e.
the company orthcir prompt srtlpmeu
of this loss, and Mr.. Wright, their ogput
for having induced my husband 10 .mGi,,
this provision for his family, and als'
Tor his prompt assistance IN making ui
DruE Z. PRINCC,
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Col. Pratt has taken another lease o.
Bnrnum's hotel, Second aud walnut
streets, ST. Louis, and will rcnovato nnC
Improve Il In a manner that his long OK
perienco as hotel keeper will dictate,
Comfort and economy are cardinal
virtues at this popular house.
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I,,lIo,, rIposIiIon soolcty.

Tho members Of the Ladies' ENposi.
lion Society ARE requested to meet al
tho Grand Windsor, Wednesday morn
ug, August ~, at 10 o'clock. A full ut
tendance IL desired
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For tho next thirty days I will reduce
tho price of my best gilt, bevel-edgc cab
mot photographs, to ~ per dozen. Thi'
great reduction will last only thirty
DAYS. j. II. Webster, T0l Elm street.
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English Female Bitters IL recognized
as the only reliable female regulator now
offered Tho afflicted female. II cures all
female irregularities, distractions ana
weaknesses.
some mon wake up with headache
Bailey's Saline Apericnt will euro YOU
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Tho action of Carriers Little Liver
Pills il pleasant, mild aud natural
rhey gently atimuHtC the liver ana reg
ulatc the bowels, hat do not purge
rhoy ARE sure 10 please,
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BurnotrS tnruatuv
SoItcns the hair when harsh and dry
Snnthcs the irrilltAu scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents thu hair from falling nh.
Promotes its healthy, Vigorous growth
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| WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

For any case OF the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced In
durable that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-29

Iadlr. governed by reason, not prejudice
VIII use lt.-lmlrd,
steam /, the most powerful clcanslng0scut
aud d,slnfuctaut known To- iuun.-WNttS.
The Ms luri Steam washer VIII he used
universally ass soon as It's morris are uistpN-
srrd hy tnc pvuplu.-JUmv~ iirnncU' 49,
one hundred dollars wuulduol buy my Mis-
souri, -tguu Washer nc 1 could not get an
,thcr-Mr,, Eutc Ferris, Mexico.
] have used ono " the missouri steam
claims for it's. W Hemp, Hemp Iinwar,
| Tho Missouri -tuum Washer doe "ll that
| YOU claim Tor IL, The longer We ne u the
] better We are pleased Win liars j. T.
/ Wagner, Nartiushurg, Mo.
! chavc used the Missouri Steam Washer
| Tor twelve months, and regard The invention
] as u domestic institution not second 10 the
sewing muchiuc.--C ulumbia, Mol Herald.
! j. Worth, proprietor of the Peoples Tea
| "'Ihn Missouri steam Washer iSnn lwnrnr,
success, as IL will wash shirt clean without
The sweat uf the washhoUrd.N
i / hiNp been using the Missouri steam
Washer fnr live months, and my Uttlc Eirl II
! wears old can do u large washing IN a lcW
hours, without firing her In the lenst.-hrs
johnson, 81 Thomas street, 81, Louis,
use the Missouri steam Washer In my
laundry, and 70 rs the only machine ! nave
ever found, afc' trying many that would &c
tho work satisfactory. Grnie Gents
| Laundry, tllS Market street, 81. Louis.
, The Missouri steam Washer has been u
uso IN my family for seven months, and to'
much praise cannot bu given IL ~ labor
: saving invention. BEFORE using tho machlh
washing was the dread ofthc family, hut nov
I | The children cry On do the washing, as
3 child - years old rNN operate the lnuvhiuc,-
.. ,ien. j. Phelps, 2Isl sheridan ave. 81 Louh
Aftcr using the Missouri steam Washer IA
over year, am convinced that IL VIII SAY
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MA Is A DANGEROUS DRUG
In any Human Diet. onenso to nature

In any Human Itsus In oodis nature
which produce Cream OF Tartar IL
ntofth aswell other fruits
lime the temperature
the originate the brain OF one
contains it, 1t has no In
furious action the system
in Baking Powder Company
lis another trick to exre of the powerful drug
| IN Powder.
DO NOT TANE OUR WORD FOR 1T.
Every ooep prove statements by placing can OF
ot
smell AMMONIA will show that the "loyal contains
POWDER does not contain Ammonia
he reliable
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
Powder superior to the Royal II contains
II. pChcrni ofhe Department
lofIl Brookn y. 2,l%A
i PRICE BAKING POWDER 90.
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Drop N II, nuus,aoie's u-usy.
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more than its cost every ycNr 10y not wearln
on, clothCs.--Mrs. n. ", stewart, Mexico, No
The Missouri Steam Washer has done az
thrwashiugin my laundry for The past twelve
months, wnshiug from $50 Ia $40 pieces a day
doing the work Of from three 10 hNc wash
wumCu.--lc'Nis hOrd, proprietor central
Uingo Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
The Missouri steam WASHER u u treasure
aud mo- housckccper should bewithnut H. IN,
wife ortbc editor of this paper has been u
ing ONE q tthom iur more than year, AMI NJ,
would not sell % for so ana do Wilhoul.-Oul'
uUha sentinel
shirts or any Kind NJ clothing cloan, without
leaving "a streak, and no wear OF The clothes
and would not sell my machine Tor ~ II }
could not rcpmcu it.-hlrs. Ross, GN3 Gamble
have been using TIE Missouri Steam
/ Washer In my laundry for eight months, II
washes clean with no wear ON the clnthes
and one person can do the work OF lhrce nl
J haud.-Nrs, johnson, Ohio Laundry lds
! Morgan street, 81. Louis.
have tried many washing machines In my
/ laundry, hut have never found one lha'
! would give the satisfaction the missouri
steam Washer does. II VIII 20 az Inat y
claimed for it, and no family can nhorl TO b,
without onc.-L. cline, proprietor fario'
Laundry, SlG Olive street, st. Louis.
4. Boclckcn, barber, Fourteenth and Chest
nut streets, 81 Louis, says; every barbc
should have a Missouri Steam washer 10y ~
means finest thing ON earth To wash towels
aprons, etc; and goods washed In this ma
chine will last four times IA long as whei
washed by hand.
AZ last have found Ia the Missouri Steoi
Washer one that will wash clean withou
wouriug the clothes out ar pull on the nut
tons. Every laundry should have one, uH
, viii do AL that II clnlms.-Janes Peterson
Z silver Moon Laundry, 30 South Twcnuet
p street, II. Louis Mo.
,m Washer " your merchant or dealer, re-
iy express, charges prepaid.
'erms, etc., address
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
TIE HOUSE.

The house was again occupied with tho tariff
debate, the tirst speaker being Mr.. Nulting, who
oppo cd the bill, denying that the present tnrif
was oppressive on the farmer and the laborer
and dcprccating the agitation OF the question for
Mr. Bo In NJ favored lhc passage Of the bill, as
did aso Mr.. McMhlIn and MI. Cox, Of North
Carolina.
MI Chace put in II denial to the statement made
by W, hqtd q few days ngo that 800 persons were
AI0rying in the town OF QuidniCk, r.
MIR. Miller argued In favor of protective Sys-
tenn. II had been tried and not found wanting
It had s'ool the test, and had Injured 10 the
ben, NJ of every class of industry. Let congress
'4ld by and maintain that system, and still
WIDER, deeper pr sptrlly would radiate ihe land,
MI COX. ol New l9rk, brlcny replied to some
vuil.a, and argued in favor Of throwing open The
markets of the world TO American industries. aud
Incidentally pu' in good word for free ships and
Alr. Vance spoke in support of q tarlTreducton,
Tut hls remarks were especially directed to II
criticism Of the internal revenue laws and of
tier administration.
Mr. llollitzeN deprecated the agitation Of the
trrh question at this time. lie sucgestCd un
amendment to the measure by he rcptnl Of the
special tobacco tax and the TAX on mut liquors
by the Glsbnndment Of tho amy uf revenue tax
COLLECTORS and b! I've Cnior- en- ent OF the free list
MI, Springer gave history Oi tHc CiIvUu's 'uuCes
which surrounded the creation OF tho lariu com.
mission RAd quoted from he rclorl of ,hut com
mission That the best conservative Interests Of the
country demanded reduction uf the WrT duties
10 the extent oi.O per cent. In response to this
demand TIE turit bll OF 1888 had been pissed,
but instead oi making reduction Of 20 per
cent, the highest estimate showed that tho 10.
dncIion was only oG3 per cent, Il WAS the imreIa-
tive duty of this congress 10 make Il reduction O!
taxation. He claimed that the report OF thr som
ate commilteo on education UNd labor showed
that the protective iRr!N protected the mgu.ill.
turcrS only, AID Ic tho abOrurs to NgMt nUl sl.Tyc
aud was an indictment which the people had
drawn against protection. on that the den9aaIc
party was gong before The country this FALL, and
The wOrkiugmcn would speak then with no uN.
ceIInln voice III c"'wemiGNono OF mat system,
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

rhe following list Of advertised letters remain.
ing In the Washington city poatonca saturday
May 3. lisa
nS-ro obtain any of these letters the appCan
must Cau for O,irgytiyCd letters
BE-lfnOt called for within one month they will be
sent to the dead letter oncg. .
FRANK B. CONGER, Postmaster.
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FRANK !
LADIE
Adams, Bottle Y
Alexander. Mis- Mary
Arelingtun, Mrs j -
Addison, Laura
larkpr, Ann IL
Barber, Auua
Brown, Amanda
Burcil, Ably
Brooks, Bessie
ErcnnOn, Mrs SCharlotta
Butler, Eliza
Bets, Ellin
Buwliug, Ester
Boxer, ~ Eslrytoma
lirdlinsDnp, Mrs j J
BUSH. Mrs John
Branch, Kate
Bennett, Mrs l.
Beach. Mrs Mary g
Burnham, Mrs M q
Byrd, Mary l.
Brown, Mrs Mary
Banks, Margrct
BrUwu, Mrs VI \
Bacon, Sarah
Calder, Amanda
Cooper, Berthe
Coumgry, + Annie
tUlcuun, faunie
Cooper, Helen
Carroll, Hvlen
tutluiuu, Josephine
tHppcu, Jennie
Carte. J
Colby, Josephine
Converse, llts
Cooper, Mrs
CrOmlc. Mrs
Garter, Mrs
carroll, Mrs Margaret
CUtLert, Mrs + Mary
Chapman, Nina
COliry. Prlssiiiar
carpenter. AIrs Rachel
Delaney, Carrie
DubJUu, tmna
Dayton, Mis- KATY
Dyur, Maggie
douglass, Mrs NJ Il
Evans, Ella
Edward, Mrs Emma
i've. MIS- Kate ~
Elliott, Mary j
Fowler, j a.
Frazier. Jennie
Fletcher, l.
FUu,ks, Mary
EalknCT, Nlr, Martha
GIIiIu. Mrs DJ %
GUrduu, Harriet
GruCu, Mandy
UUttwuUd, Mary
GlIli,, Miss
tray, Mrs VI H.
GlasCUtt, Nance
Gaines, Mrs Mary
Hall. Mrs Afford
liOUu Annie t2)
HauirCd, Anne
Higgins, Anuy
Herbert, Alma j
Harris, Annie
.Rana Al Ea HAlla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
COMBINATIONS.

The senate IN executive session confirmed tho
following nominations!
Henry W. Cannon, Of Minnesota. to be comp.
trUller Of the currency
Stephen Aotiit, of New York, to DO collector OF
customs for the district Of Champlain, ~ Y.
Charles II, Stel, OF Kentucky, to be collector of
internal revenue for the seventh district Of Ken,
lucky,
POSlmaster-Ranney W. Hyatt, ,at North Bend
HOb Joseph NJ. johnson, at TuluTe, Cal,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03

Hunsey, Cattle
Hunt, lsmnlR
liatt5, Easter
Ilill, ida
Hatch, Mrs Jane A
Harris, Jennie
Hunt, Mrs Louise +
Holly, Lula
lIOdgdOn. Mrs Lydia
Henderson, Mary
Hughes, Nutn
Howard, Mis- y II
Hughes, kubgCCa
GENTLEN
Allen, CH
Anderson, Geo II
Anderson, y II
Allen, SlmrOl
Anderson, Saml
A.dricA, "
ltiuC, a
buittou, 4 II
Bishop, e. j
BryHnt, j.
Briggs, Edmund II
liUnu, Franz
BuNsalupC, q b
hluir, Geo
BeuZinO. q
Ruruity II n
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Holiday, Mrs RcbcCCa
Tyson, AirB Sallie
Hunter. Mrs V II
Ives, Mrs Al
johnson, Auuin
johnson, Annie
johnson, Mrs Addel + I2)
JUhusUn. ANNE
judd, Mrs G. II
jackson. Mrs Charlotte
James Mis- n
Joseph, Mrs Ida
Jones, 4 shia
Jones, Jung
Johnson, Lucy Ann
JuHS, SNran \
kearnUy, Ida
LyuCh, h
Lucas, Florence
Levy, Mrs LG
Lanibell, NJ
Lewis, HOSe Ann
Lawson, Sallio l.
Lcprgux, Mrs ;
Lynn, AIRS VIM Il
NlUratt, Mrs Alice
MHndue, Augeline
MuhlO, Mrs Emil
Moore, Mrs Helen
Morris, MIS- Luz
Merrill, Mrs ~ III II
Muligln, Mrs Mary a u
Melbourne, Mrs w
AiCCane. Hattie
McJTeCry, Mrs NJ
MCCOUk, Mrs X )
Nelson, Annie
osborn. Mrs Matte e
Page, Annie
Pool. Mrs Fannie Z
nase' Mrs Mrs M SUSIE y
Reiii, Nirs Nnna
Iiemssn AdeisC
Iiadury Alice
itiiev Sirs i,mIv
ithrna' Fnnnie
Unddy. Mrs Ieiinie
Stuw4rd. nerthn
Stin'ic, NirstfW
Shaypr. Mira Diana
Sleii. LnI,i,ieG
scar. MIR Iired l.
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shra,,rs. JSnnie
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-ierItng. Mics
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Sui,ti,' Mrs Minnie
Sm,tth Mira Matte
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Sav,os Sirs
siiun,nns SIra Nelia
smtiib Seitle
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Iiiiia Mary
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Whit, Mrs Annie
Wili,ams. A
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NVnlicrg. Mrs Ell
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NNalsh' hiAtnie
Wiliiinis, Mrs ST.
NvhitIer susan
Whiiehsad, Virginia
Waikcr. Martha
Weaver. Mrs Motley
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King, W p
Lewis, Carter
Laurie, Z
LlverInOre, Col GEO
Light, Johnnie
Iald, j
lIaiier, j W
LockwOod, NJ IL
Lemon, nos L
Murry u Co
MorosO, Alphonzla
Marine. Z Is
NJ Mudd, Dan II .
Marsh, ii "a Fayette
" Murphy,J 4
Mollin, john L
MOynahun. James
MOfr.s, ~
Maxwell, l. M
Maynard, liich,d Field
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Mason, w
MARROW WIN
Alurry., WIN
McCOrd, Guy
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Nixon, kob't
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03

This weather calls for lighter weights in
underwear You can find tho largest stock
and lowest prices at Keeps, 4j7 Seventh street
northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03
LOCAL LETTERS.
nITgt THFIN

SCHOONER LIST.
Henry Wang, schr Wm | Snow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-03

The nomination of Samuel Thompson, Of Bir.
rningham, Ala, TO be postmaster al Birmingham,
Ala was rCi6 CiOd.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-01
nTaior Calkins on the Result.

Interview in Washington.
The Hon. W II. Calkns, who was defeated
for Governor of Indiana at the recent election,
is at the Ebbtt. He came in from indianapolis
yesterday morning
II am here to pack up my effects and ship
them out home" said he. II will return to In
danapolis on Sunday, and will make that my
future home and practice law"
you have no other business here than closing
up your congressional matters and taking away
your personal goods"
None other" replied Major Calkins. 'It
writes fms to my Washington career"
"a good many people here, in expressing their
regrets at your retirement, wonder why you re-
signed"
THE Constitution of Indiana required me to
resign in order to validate my candidacy for
Governor. | rendered my resignation Oct.
20, and it was accepted by Governor Porter on
the LIST of November"
Have you observed by this mornings news
that the official vote of Indiana gives Butler
SIG and St John upward of 5000, a total of
II, 7l6 outside the vote for the two leading can
didatesp
81 have not seen these figures replied the
Major, but know Butler and st. John defeated
us-that is, with the use of Democratic money.
The Democrats had lots of money, and we had
none"
Major Calkins is looking well as usual, not
withstanding the siege he has been subjected to,
and is being warmly greeted by his mauy adj
mirePs here