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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

III. Rspublicaa majority 10 Vermont Is
. little abort Of q. 800. This is sbsut a'oo
le.s thu. the msjori.y in 1880. There vas
n lsh, vote cast. being fallisg on Of ~
,-r o.st in the Republican ssd liz
..r cen, in the Democratic vote. The
reason for this diminished vote IL ssts
parties 10 fousd IN the fact ssss vigorous
aud e.r.fsI canvass vas made oil over the
Sat. 10 1850. while this year no CANVASS
"a, made except 10 few towns, IL Is
Invariably the case that 10 light vote The
R-publiesss suffer more than the Demo
er.,s do. and this is true not oaiy 10 YER
mont bu, 10 almost every State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

~ IouvoIoS 49,
Al he rscest Isvs State eosvsstiea j.
r. Deliver Vas chosen temporary css"'
nan. Though saly % yssn 81 sss b
made . speech fall Of hard hih ssd ~
publish the following srtrscts from y;
Ont Of the sbssdsucs 81 ny heart !
,A.nk ysu Tor the honor which ysur fsvsr
Ass cssfsrred upon me- II ssilds ny .
m.s'. political cssstitu.iss 70 take frost
We. 81 tie Ashtisg strength 81 The Ne
pasl,e.a party Of Iowa II aay Of you
hs.s friends that are bothered With point.
cal dyspepsia, Who dad usnbls in select.
ing frsm the pris,ea bill d fair d Rspue'
lio.a politics. l advise you 70 bring the"
Lsr. ssd let them look in ths lace Of this
magnificent assembly. yeus cssvsssions
have always bees dslibsrstivs, ysss soni'
ns,ioss representative, yosf campaigns
popular. and yosr ballot boxes too fell
i.r ut,ersscss Of straight Republican tick
.u. Consequently . Democrat sas ao'
b<eo sees on the streets 81 ~ Iowa cisy
s,,.r Q o'clock Of ssy election night Tor
aassisr 81 . csniary. The music 81 The
,.l.erapL Office has s~ss thsir sssDs
.lrQr Of grief They look upos bale
II, bs.sa - su enemy 10 free gsvsrn..s'
.pa ase.y, the fret half Of Frasii'b
n.rin ssrly to bod" vSsa returns s'
eening ia.
Tie Grs, act Of The Democratic part, y
~ ale sschsduls 10 bsskrsptcy. Already
their property is cat Of thsir osn n,ms
Tkeir sslioaal stAsdsfd 10 10 The bands o
msa whose ssas i sos diselsssd by sh'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
THE MAINE ELECTION.
A svesping Republican VtcterJ


The state election in Maine on Monday
r,.ultsa in = very satisfactory Republican
yi,,ory. The Governor has msIority e.
ceeaiec 10, 900. the largest siscs the years
.nccecding the war when Grant eafrisd
every northern and some OF the sssthcfn
states. All the Republican coaere'smss
are elected by increased nsier'''e'' me
state senate is unanimously Rrpuoiiian
and that party has . largely increased rep
,.,euts,isn in the house, Augusta, tbs
bem. Of Mr.. Blaine. gave the largest 10
publicss majority il its history, and tAs
sam. may b. said Of the cousty il which
il 10 sitsstsd.
Fear year, sss The Democrats carried
tLs Ststs d the state slsotiss. HsPus
Iie.a gaia Of 10. 900 is more than Vas OK
pso.sd, very few Republicans claiming
ever 10000. The Democrats claim thai
the vote should b compared with that o
1881. which vsuld reduos The gaia one
hslf. bu. in the Vermont election they IN
sis,sd ths. the vote shsuld b compares
With that OF 1880, the Presidential year
and the same rule Should BE- applied u
Maine.
This result shows What The people Of b.
osa state think 81 Mr.. Blaine, asd ma
Gates that the Rspublisss rasks il sb
eastern s,a,ss ere still solid. The elect'''
ia Ohio sad west Virginia will be held o.
October li.b. and though The camPais
there vill be hot sa beth sides vs thin
the chances are good for Repssiics
victory il Ohio. ssd that there 70 nss'
ins cAssce 10 West Virginia. though ths
hes sl.sys bsea Democratic state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
rOMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

" Estste of MANN HAnD.
a. Won Probate Court foS the district Of uan.
- Comm ivsiossrs, 70 receive, essmins sne
sdIast al cisirDs ssd demands Of al psrsens
against the esists q
In ssid district dscsassd, and al claims sxsIc.
~ ~ at fsy The purpose Aforesaid, u The
S.sIiins house Of Mn. Charlotte Andrew In Ar
i.sst0p. on the III dsy of February nsIl
s,o,n 3 O'clock 4. =. until O'Clock p =.
o. Md dsy. and that slr months from tLs ~
dsy a August. 4 D., itsl. 70 The uns nni's 2
\, ssid Court for ssid crsdifoFs 10 pfsseni fhsp
I.,-.. u ! fer eIsminstion and allowance.
Dated Il Arlington, this Nh dsy Of August
=" nAETIH n. DEnIE0, cs~.>
fAv 0EOR0E D. HOLDEN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

Tn. National Bast Of Nsv Jsrssy. I"
S.v Brusssiek. Lost ovsrs million sy re
.,.cul.,ioss Of Cashier Hill vhe csmmt
,,a i.uie,as. Pres. Runyss, ssesrsaisios
n. .moas, Of the less. read the report 70
the directors ssa then gent into piivs's
ram and CON ui,tsd suicide. Oos Of he
a.posi.ors h.s also committed suicide aad
4, /. feared that tso or three more WI
felisv suit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

"g9vnlarAs srocEss IN TIM Arrho1eh
NO n.brTios IL, ~ PROFOUNDLY nkiin~
a, susn ran HsarHiso n,onAscs 70 'hh
vry.xs or Tss ~solE COUNTY, THAT AL
rrr lsnrn,uAI rxrrrnrsrr A. TO esspi'
pasrm. .Sp ALL yEEsosAL AsiA"Hii i'1'
..srip wv rrmrp" - Gecrys n fafma'sas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

cis,slana hss jus. suffered . very d's.s-
,rsu. Are. II started bsss one o. 'hs
,h.,,.. 1, The lsuber district and bnrnsa
over ant, s,. acre., With less Of s2.op.'
900 .sa insured Ter 100000. The ium
no, bu.,s.s. suffered meat ADD is entirely
.,,.a ou, Help ~ obtained fre~ ssAs'
Gus. b.i.ss .As IRE sss ses under con
arxl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
TAYLOR's Es,Afr.

DsrAYx On vrnnosr, District Of Manchester, %
In Probate Court held st MAbehsstsS within
and Tor sA,d District. on tbs nh DAY OF
a. ipsirunspt purportipg 10 BE- The last VII
"a tsslA meat Of Btsphsn Tsyios. lsts OF kupsst
il ssid distsict, dscssssd vas prsssnhd TOT
Whsrsupon secession Of said Cosst, y b hsld
a 40 probate Ofles In Msrehsstsr 10 said De.
srirs' On he "a day u September, A. o, iel.
- appolntsd for the Probate Of esid Irstsu.
usns. and for all pssssns eeno<resd 70 sppsn
,so,.s. and public police tbsrof vas ordered 70
b ri,sn b. the psbliestion hereof IN the NAP.
chester JornsAL. . nevspspsf prsnisd o. ss1n
Nspchsstss, three weeks succsssivsiy previous
,s, ss' '"' 2SvEIxSD nrSsoS. ysdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

No CuHx, No Part DR.. LAvrsncss
Cough Balsam, when once used. takes the
place OF oil others. See our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

Ls,Asa Hair Rssssssr-0rsas eag.tss
Toilet Article. RESTORE Igrewh, color. glo:s.
and soltpsss. Removss dsndruh. Ariseocreoe
haiAss Of 0rsss Britain esdosss ~ .iessns
diessinr. Yrssrsntly perfumed. The fsvostts
Of fIshion. A drugsists for d I'D. OF u sssss
u U. -, money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

~ Yllss snA DuSs.
I. Flies. reaches. ants, bsd.bugs, raas.
nice, gophsrs. chipmunks, cleared ont BY
Rough on Rata" loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
ednesday Evenin|
September 7thI

We will have something entirely ns'
offer you.
There will be dancing on The
Grounds Thursdsy and Friday, the
last days OF the Fair, Sept 18th and Z
end skstisg u the rink on Wednss
Thsrsday and Friday and dance
evening II the hall. Music on the
Grounds and In Hail by Ellis Band
PavIet Refreshments In dining n
under hall, which seats 60 couples.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

Wsiis' .'stsugh 80 rsras.'
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." l5c.
Csmple,s. permanent cure. Corns, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
Births.
Marriages.

A. pOr..,. s.p,. All. daughter ,e NJ, and
hrs. Chsfies gilbert,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

Al Manchester SEPT ssh ~ ths hcms ~ hd
fslhsr 81 The triAa. ~ Rev pr wseAAsm Jcssr,1
" Fesler. Esq.. and Miss Hattie wslA", ~
81 MAnehestsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

7 NOR sALE.-.A email Steam Engine aud bctid
I'll complete. WIN be soli safy eheAp:.
Address. q. v. okNH'
Manchester, W., July 18th, 1883.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11

1 ,oh sALE--tcmt Honey, In ons pound bessl
l. cali upon or address -
pcssst. w., Sept. and, 1854. iMI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-11
FOR SALE.
The plaza known -
The James Wheaton Farm
NORTH BENNINGTON

Owing TO tho death Of J, W, Fennor. the sto
Of Oloi hing, Hats. Gaps, Doots Shoes aud GEM
Furnishing Goods Of J. W. Fsnner a Co..
gether with lease Of store, are for sale,
Any one wishing 10 purchase lucrative 10
nsss in q thriving village, will hnd shis spls
did opening. ,,,v
surviving Partner
North Bsnning ton, W., Aug. 9th, 1854 III
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28

lie made 81 org speech, and was frequently ap'
plauded by his party associates.
The House then proceeded to vote upon the mi
norlty resolution, declaring Mr.. Mckinley en-
titled TO the seat. IL lost-yeas los, nays l9S
The following democrats voted with the repuo-
lcrns In the Affirmative: Messrs. BLACKBURN, Dor,
shemer, Hurd, Mills, Potter, Robertson ana
Thompson. Mr. White, Of Kentucky voted with
the democrats.
The majority resolution seating Mr. Wallace was
adopted without division, aud that gentleman ap-
penred at the bar and took the oath of Office.
CoNFEREEs APPOINTED
The speaker ennonnced the appointment OF
Messts Dibrell of Tennessee, Williams oil Alabama
and White of Minnesota as conlcrees ON the agri-
cultural appropriation bill,
RELIEF FOR FLOOD sUFFERERs
Mr.. Ellis calen up joint resolution appropri-
ating the further sum OF 600 for the relief OF
the sufferers by tho overflow ui the Mississippi
river and Its tributaries. lie said that there were
in the lower Mississippi valley between $4,000 and
and 10000 persons In an actuu state of starvation,
while the prospect was that thu waters would re-
main at their present heighth for ut least -FOUR
weeks longer Ilo therefore appealed TO the hu
manIty of the house to act speedily upon the reso
luton,
The resolution was passed-yeas 100, nays7S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28
THE UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.
A Permanent Restoration OF the Strength
OF tho Society Indicated.

A Permanent Restoration OF the Strength
OF tho Society Indicated.
Boston, May 27.-At tho opening Of the
annual meeting of tho American Unitarian
association this morning tho nominating
committee submitted the following list of
officers for the ensuing years President,
Henry p, Kiddcr, of Boston; vice presidents,
George w. Curtis and Hon. Charles AlleN
secretary, Rev. Grindall Reynolds; directors,
Rev. Howard N. Brown, Miss Elizabeth 4.
Charming, Rev. James Do Normandic, VIM. r.
James, Rev. Jenkin l.. Jones, and Henry w.
Putnam. The directors say everything indi-
Gates a permanent restoration of the strength
of this society. The chief difficulty is not IN
getting money, but in obtaining sufficient
number of able, earnest, and roverent young
men. From one-third TO one.half OF al the
money spent upon tho church work is dee
voted to tho western section of the country.
The following amendment TO the constitu-
ton was adopted: Tho churches contri buting
to the funds of tho association shall be
entitled to representation under the follow
ing conditions: Any church or missionary
association of at least two years standing
shall, upon contributing for missionary uses
for NO successive years, be entitled to repre-
sentation at all business meetings of the assoc
citation. Delegate members shall have tho
right to vote at all meetings, provided that
such contributions be placed. By largo
majority annual memberships were abolished
aud the life membership was raised from $50
to $50.
The directors were empowered to elect hon
orary members, who shall have the same
rights and privileges as other members; also
to call an annual meeting at such place and
time in the month of May as the directors
may appoint.
Tho committee on elections reported the
choice by an unanimous vote of the nomina-
tions given above except the Rev. T. J. Sum
derland, of Ann Arbor, Mich, who was sub
stituted by the Rev. Jenkin j.. Jones, OF
Chicago, as director for three years.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Henry Ward,
who lives at Moyamensing and Snyder ave-
nues, has for some months past kept largo
hog in his back yard. The animal had the
freedom of the yard in the daytime, but at
night it was kept in a pen. Some days ago
the hog developed an ugly disposition, and
several times turned upon its owner while
being driven to tho pom, and had to be sub
dued with club. To-day 1t became un-
usually vicious, and attacked every ono who
came near it. Mr.. Ward returned home at 9
p. M, and undertook to drive the hog into its
pen. The beast trotted sullonly ahead until
within few feet OF tho gate. Then it
turned, and with snort charged ON its
owner Mr.. Ward tried to beat it off with o
stick, but tho hog reared on its hind legs,
and throwing its weight against the man,
bore him to the earth. 1t then sprang on
him with its front hoofs drawn closely to-
gether, and before the PROSTATE man could
recover his footing tho hog had made a
CHASTITY wound in his abdomen with its teeth.
Ward was soon rescued by some neighbors.
but he bled to death before medical assist
apco arrived. The hog was killed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28
Gra6rIer's G5ui0r.
TVNHE GREAT
i - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAlLSl MAGNlFlCENT llQuIPMENTl
TNIIE GREAT

y THE E5EF Whs, AE E2u 95Gr,wrsr
rD9lTBbE TRACK SrL,EET85P, SGIEsNEERY
TRAINS LEAVE WAsmffSSGirt0'N,' f rom station,
For psS%rs and S sRo VIZ g' Chicago ,2 Limited
P IF raGS sSeG9E CrS 9! 9S2 a. mr. d9 1
Harrisburg to GlnGianatL Western Express, TAO
Connects daily for Chicago, VIII sieSpSfs Cans S
l'iitsburg % Chicago. Mail Express, 1920 =, m.
daily for pittsburg and the West With Palace Sleep.
:, BALTIMORE. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
IGp m daily except saturday %th Palace GaTs
& FFa IND w dS 70 p bq
~, VIII P9t run beyond Remove , ,,,,,,., o,o.,o
For Willamsport, Lock ilavon, and Elmlra, ut 0:lO
For Vow YsSE and tho East, $40 a. M, lo,5oa M
no 'r Tmd H P o. SuFhg a Fl fa0S
Eo S"E gao tGoS da except sunday evcrv wool
day. ON SUNDAY, p m.
crs Gy a HPoy yT" Amen
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
For FF rGEa4g sIS soE SIG fSF@ md 6o a. 1910,
~ and nae n m on sunday day. d o. 70, and
For maltimoSe, $50, s;I5. o;4o 1850 a; mr. 1905
l;4O, 4, 4:25 I'4O, q, TAO, 10, and lll5 y. m
on sunday, $40. l05oa IN, A, g. 7'4O, TO- and
For bopes Greek Line, $50 a. m, and $40 p M
For Annapolis, 900 a. m. aud 4;iO p, IN. daily, OK
ALEXXNpRGA AND TnEDERIcEsBURa
WHHts5iMEINNaifoNN RA IGNHN NNpN'N AND
For Alexandria, O;3O 7;1O O'25, 1903 and IL :35
u. M, 2;O5, I:25 8, 0;25, 500 and / 80 p. M
>, on sunday At 6t5O, $50, Loo g. M, 500 =. IN.
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 aud HOB II. M
daily, and p IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, OO5, 800,
=. M, and 1910 midnight on sunday ut 500 and
1910 a, M; 7:O5 and lOiO p. m,
corner ofThlriecnth street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. and at tho station where orders he left for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences. ClIAS II. plGH,
General Manager.
j. r.. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THEMoDEL FAST LINE ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
TlLE EAsT AND TuE MEST

Ihi VA lias "a, N vi, nii1rn y EST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERi STEEL
s sc ise9 to take eject SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
leave Washington nom station, corner of New
Jersey avenue and street, by Eastern Standard or
Tor chicago Cincinnati, Louisville, and ST. Louis
daily ht $500 a. IN. l0l5 n. M lOlop, M, with
points, without changes lO;l5 a. M. daily to Chicago
For iPlitsbuTS at 1915 a. M and $40 n. m. daily;
$40 p, IN. 10 litshurg, Cleveland, aud Detroit with
For Toledo and Detroit, via NTonroovllIe lOI5 n,
m daily, WIN sleeper for Toledo. Via Wheeling aud
Trains Tor p6llgdclphla and, New York at $40 To- M
daily except sunday p p NJ and 10 p m, daily, with
. For baltimore on week days 1850, GAO 3, $40
nut i% RAM 4i0 5 5S w. SIS G i6 1917 S S9S 4S
, For Baltimore ON sundays, $50 8, o. u M. 1875,
Ra af ha map 8sG 5Io am aSd alo and $40 p
on sunday, . a. m; and 4iaOR; N, ,,r,,
MO, FOR YAK stSti2ns 6eIT Si Nshn3t9g and R9
GrU 6 %tG ohs on Maq ] hfad a3 40
N, Gnd S'45 p "a. daily except sunday, 44S p m.
$40 a. m dailyexcept sunday for Lexington, stann.
ION aH valley iirgnch, $3.50 q, m. daily Except sun
n.y. lS AID 4b ' daily eScsp sunday. i0lo "
For tageTslown. lOhS a. IN. ana b'45 p M daily
Trilus arrive from tho West oRiy. $50 1850 O. M,
From Nov York and Philadelphia, 600, $50 a. M
daily $40 p. m, daily except sunday,
m; sunday. ~ 20 and G87 D. D. @'" LOU
From Lexington, $50 ~ m. daily, and 2'l6 =. IN
From Frederick and intermediate points, 1926, 10
s r IN, daily rom Point Of Rocks '''0'''
Trains leave baltimore iot washington At ., $40,
4, ll6, B. sos, T3O, 8, and lO;i5p m; on sundays'
= A4O' 7'3O, o. 0lOa M, 1890 o, 6'2o 1880 and
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay station
FoF mriRdr Information apply ut the baltimore
and ONO Ticket unice Washington station, 90 and
street. where orders viii be taken for baggage to bo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28

Gen. Butler Sues for Legal Services.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 27.-Gen. b. +.
Butler has begun suit against tho Quidnic
company for $4,000 for legal services A
summons was served this morning, and tho
case will come up in the United States circuit
court June 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28
Strnmhnut Zines.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
IL MONROE, AND THE SOUTH.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR.
stcameTswill leave Seventh street wharf rs follows:
LEANS ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS at 6t3O p. M, making no stops between
Alexandria and Fortress Monroe
EXCELSIOR ON TUESDAYS aud TIL RSDAYS
at $3.50 and SATURDAYS ut u y. M, stopping ut
Piney Point and Cornfcd Harbor each way.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich,
mOnd steamers, Norfolk and Western, SeabOard and
Roanoke. Ocean View, and Virginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured ut Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office, ut lith st. and Pa ave. st. Marc
Hotel, POlkinhorns. next to City POstohce Onlco OF
KnoX's Express 9th st. and Pa. ave, and ut Com
pany'S OfiCe. Tthst. wharf.
KNOWS EXPRESS viii call for and check bag
gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until y. m
W. l.. WEIGH, General Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28

Tft IHHy INoUUFUF httsI I'u EENhE'
NEW York, May 2Z-Delia Ambrose, tho
sister of Mary Carpenter, who was murdered
by her husband yesterday, left Bellevue
hospital to-day. Her injuries are not serious
Carpenters condition is unchanged, and it is
thought that no may recover. He expresses
10 regret for the crime he committed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28
Cra6eIsrs' e5uios.
rI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

VILE NltGlNlA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
THE SHORT W kINE T ES TIVE Il $50 SOUTH, SOUTH.
o.. schedule in effect NLA,YIII, 1881;
$40 A. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily. making close
fS niT to all points 19nth IND S9vthTes
Sleeping B BaS cars Msf nom New 1 York r ad
Wa{hHlngton TO Atlanta Pullman sleeping
leans
5loP, M.1;IhousvIl!e Fast Line, daily, via Char,
lOttesvillo. TO Cincinnati. Louisville, and all
Western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars wash
1oAo p. M.-Southern Mall and Express daily, to all
points South and southwest, via Danvillo and
Ry Rman sSocS ehSs UaTs sf fo %s IN
Ei9 Danville' CharllS9,tte and Atlantic to New
Manassas Division train leaves Washington ct $40
@aron a trains leave Was Washington to' at ss ;sO
For tIc S and 1ti AFT Information inquire at compa
ny,s onice. 6Ol Pennsylyana ayenHHs or At Union
NJ SLAUGHTER. AZ
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager
OuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
~ Ieaye II. & p DEPOT, sixth and b strccts).
g Columbus 9IG Il! 81 Louis; Dgy eycspt ,s,ggdiy.
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Daily except
5l0 il M.-For Louisville. Cincinnati ST. Louis, and
Ghicago connecting for al points Wefi North,
not stop for local business, except the Virginia
Springs; through Pullman service to Louisville
and Cincinnati.
1910 T.. M.-For all way stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except sun
dny.
For tickets and information apply ut G. * o. rail.
way office bl3 Pennsylvania avenue, under National
Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway OfllCc, COL Penn
BylyaniG avenue, and B. & L. Station, -
II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
c. W. SMITH, FRANK TRIun,
General Manager. n. II. Passenger Agent,
NITASuINGTON. OH 10 ANDw ESTERNRAIL
w ROAD COMPANY,
Trains arrive Rt and leave from n. and T.. C5lKth
street, Depot fOllows
Accommodation arrives $50 a. IN. daily;
Mall arrives 20 p, m. daily except sunday
Mail leaves y a. M daily except sunday.
Accommodation leaves 4;26 y. M daily except
Sunday.
on Sundays only q train will leave at sos p. IN.
Time, 10th meridian.
Communication tickets not honored on Sunday trains
s. NJ BROPHY, superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-28

TJoWES BoOKKEEPING-TuE SHORTEST
il 1 method IN the United States; months OF study
s,yrd mo- text books open al the year; day ana
night sessions; with penmanshp &C, 90 Il month;
sl2 Tor three mOnthsi Howes Rapid Business Pen.
manship alone s3 terms hgher after october /.
uOWE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 512 7th Ut.
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He May Recover and BE Hung.

PURE Virginia claret only 81 per gallon. John
ii. Magruder, lll7 New York avenue.
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Championship game, Athletic park. to-day.
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dOutatiunul.

VuNtdlNuHdl,
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hal building, corner Ninth and ID streps. bay
ana night sessions Complete IN It's arrangements Tor
training sous anu daughters and men and women for
selEsupport, usefulness aud honorable Independence
scholarship tor year rom date of eutr nee day or
night SbOi per quarter day $50; night flu. students
received every month In the year, Spring and sum.
mer sessions. Circulars mailed on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL
MRS. SARA A. Sp1N GER, Vice Principal.
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EASToN & RUPP, southeast corner pennsvivar,.
avenue aud Thirteenth street.
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DUNCANSON BHOS.t Ninth and ID streets
WAITER p. WILLIAMS, II. W. corner OF Tenth
and streets.
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W. H. MORRISON. 475 Pennsylvania avenue ~ w.
c, A., WHITAKER 1lO5 Pennsylvania avenue
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I'M HIaIIVF a. ~, III Fatrent Y. w
Books and stationery.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Pennsylvania avenue. south
..west corner Of Eleventh street
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IL KoPgPEh. COS Thirteenth street N. W. between
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r. G. NJ. BURTON, 434 Ninth street ~ w. Rccop-
ton Canopies and Decorations for rent. All kinds
OF Awnings, Tents, and Flags made
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E. MORRISON. sos and so7 D street.
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F. II. L1LLEY, 1918 street n W.
W.T.. ]. WRIGHT 6 CO. COS Fifteenth street n ",
II. d. COOKE & CO., 1929 street n. w.