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National Republican., 1885-10-22
RAILWAY NOTES,

An order for the sale of the st. Louis Haunl-
bal ana keokuk railroad has been made in the
United States court ut st. Louis. The sale will
take place III that city on the Sth of December.
The conference of general passenger agents
with Vice Commissioner Pierson, Of Boston,
perfected arrangements to pool the western
passenger traffic from Boston, percentages of
which Will be hereafter arranged by arbitra-
tion.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the
Western Maryland railroad was held a. Bllt-
more yesterday, and the following directors
elected Joshua Riggs, {. W. Harris, G. W.
Humrichouse, John u; Longwell. and Edward
WorthingtOn. The directors on the part of
baltimore city are Vim. A. Boyd, T. Edward
Ilambleton +. G. Ilpslcy, j. {. Wheeden J.
W McElroy, Samuel II. Taggcrt, and William $.
Rnines.
The story in the New York stock board about
the advance recently, especially yesterday, in
philadelphia and Reading stock, is that the
Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania interests are
buying. Vanderbilt broRers are giving out the
points TO buy. II is said that the plan Is for the
neutrality-suspicious. alliance 10 reorganize
Reading, scale down the debt s50,OD,0JJ. aud
assess the stock 20 per cent. Further, that this
plan is a part OF the original Nanderbllt'Penn-
ssylvanla alliance to settle trunk line affairs.
The scheme includes taking care of the Rad
ing Coal and Iron Company.
The stock OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company reached hlgherpoint at
the close OF business at the stock exchange
u
year past, having nearly doubled in market l.
bic value within Il fortnight. Among the pur.
chasers have been houses that are commonly
reported TO act In the interest OF the Pennsyl-
yania railroad, and this mct has given rise to
the rumor that the Pennsylvania, in carrying
out It's contract with the Morgan-V Vanderbilt
syndicate has gone us far us to take active
steps 10 control the Reading property.
In the long disputed case Of taxes claimed
by Colusa, SACRAMENTO, San Mateo Fresno,
and Santa Clara counties Cal, rs due from
the Central Pacific Rairo I'd Company for the
years 1881 and 1852, which Is on appeal to the
United States Supreme Court II is learned
that the three first named counties have nc
Gepted the railroad cOmpanys offer of the full
face value of the taxes, leaving the que stiOn of
interest and penalties 10 be decided later by
| the courts. The result of this acceptance Will
| 1t is believed, oblige Fresno aud Santa Clara
| counties to accept the same terms innsmuch as
the supreme Court refused to hear the claims
| OF each county separately, but punched them
| together as involving the same issues. The
| question ofinterest and penalties cannot, in Its
| regular course Oh the calendar, be heard by
| the Supreme Court before 1890. The accept.
| ancc on the part of the counties Is viewed ai n
satisfactory settlement both for them aud the
company, The amount ut issue for Interest
and penalties is over 81 OJJ.OJ0.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

No GOOD cause can possibly be aided by
Misrepresentation, accidental or otherwise.
When the Rev Edward Everett Hale says
"there is ot one state formerly engaged in
the rebellion that can borrow dollar at
par, that can build mile Of railroad, estab-
lish common school system, administer
justice between man and man, induce u
hundred emigrants to come in from Eurol @
or run an exposition" he makes several
misstatomcnts which hurt the cause he
aims to help. There are number Of
estates formerly engaged in the rebellion"
which have good financial standing, aud
have done things which he says they cannot
do. While making fight for honest cleo
tions-for an honest, legitimate basis of ma
tional governmental is blind and reckles
folly to deny whatever Of credit belongs /
the late confederate states.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

The Itah Commission,

Ex-senator Paddock, II member of the Utah
commission, was seen last evening by re.
porter for the REPUBLICAN and asked as t) the
result ofthe meeting of the commission yestcr.
day morning.
at was our first meeting" he answered. "and
we accomplished nothing to speak Of We arc
rot prepared to give the press any information
regarding the legislation we will problbly
recommend, rs we have MT yet decidcd what
1t Will be, and probably when We have com
pletcd the report all information will have to
be got through the Secretary OF the Interior, rs
they urc very strict about such matters. un.
derstnrd.
"Thc commission will stand by what II has
done in the past, and will recommend u rigid
enforcement OF the nuti-Mormon laws, as is
now being done. The report will involve re-
view of the work Of the commission since its
organization, and will likely be ready 70 g to
the Secretary of the Interior In about three
days. We hold another meeting this morning
at 10 O'clock"
National Republican., 1885-10-22
EX-Employes Excluded.

Since the announcement of the decision of
Secretary Lamar in regard to the admission to
practice boiorethc department of ex.employos
many inquiries have been made as to the
nature OF the claims that canno. be prosecuted
Secretary yesterday issued the following order:
by virtue of the authority conferred uDJn
the Secretary Of the Interior by the acs OF July
H. 1874, IL is hereby prescribed that NJ psrsln
who has been an officer, clerk or omp,oye OF
this department within two years prior TO his
application to practice In any case pen lin! /!
therein shall be recognized or permitted u
as shall have been pending In tho department
before or 1T the date he LETT the service Pfl.
Vidcd that this rule shall not apply to th1
officers, clerks, or other employees of the pIteut
NNt
National Republican., 1885-10-22
The Empire State.

The REPUBLICANS adviccs, covering
every part and almost every county of the
Empire state, leave nothing to be desired in
the way Of encouragement. 1t is the Gus.
tom Of this journal to carefully avoid the
cultivation of an oyer-conident spirit. 1t
Is safer and better in all respects 10 lean to-
ward the pcssimistic rather than indulge
spirit Of extravagant optimism. The Re
publican party can do as good fighting in
the gloom Of dreaded defeat as in the light
OF expected victory.
With the sole purpose Of getting as close
as possible to the actual facts of the New
York situation, We have sought information
from every available source. All the reports
received have been carefully studied, and
the result Is firm conviction that the Re-
publlcans will not merely carry the state,
but will do 50 by large majority. We do
not expect a reversal of the vote of 1889
the voting down of Hill for governor by
majority as stupendOus as that by which he
was made lieutenant governor-but we shall
confess 10 feeling Of disappointment II
Davenport's majority over Hill falls much
short Of 10000.
The conditions OIL the campaign tully
Justify this confidence. On the Republican
side there is an absolute unity Of all the
elements of voting strength, There is no
iarring of factions, no sulldng in tents, no
hanging back, no disairection in any shape.
Old fcuds have disappeared, For the first
time in many years the great Republican
party of the Empire state shows entire
In, 1tt,r. i
each determined to do his best
The ticket is exceptionally strong so
strong that it may safely defy assaults-lnI
is commended to public confidence by
the weak attempts of the opposition to dis
parege Its strength. Davenport and Carr
and their associates on the ticket are mon
whose lives will bear scrutiny. There are
National Republican., 1885-10-22
a Claim Against Russia.

Dr. Edward Bedloc, of Philadelphia, camo
TO Washington yesterday to ask Secretary
Bnyard to interfere in behalf of Sven Brt2
who was arrested in Alexandria, Egypt two
years ago and imprisoned for long period
years, and then went TO Alexandria, where,
in November, 1889, he became connected with
the Egyptian police, While in the Arab hos.
pital In Alexandria, in February, 1888, he was
accused of the murder of two women at
Nicolalel, Russia, and arrested on account Of
bis resemblance TO photograph of the muir.
IN prison, where he endured many hardships
Then he was forced to journey nfoot to
Nlcolaicif. AFTER being imprisoned here he
IuNOt.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
EDUCATTONIL


IL EGTioNAb UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY.
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, President
HON. SAMUEL Il. MILLER,
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court ofthe United
staiea, Professor Of International and Constitu-
tlonal Law.
II. o. cLAUGuToN, ESQ.,
Professor OF Pleading, Evidence Equity Jurispru-
dcnce, Commercial and Maritime Law.
non. WILLIAM u. WEBB,
Professor OF Practice and Judge Of Moot Court.
EUGENE CARUsI, EsQ.,
Professor Of the Law Of Real and Personal Property
Contracts Negotiable instruments, Applied E1-
dencc, nnd Criminal Law,
LECTURERS.
HON. JAMES sCHoULER,
Lecturer Domestic Relations, Bnilmentg, an
Personal Property.
HON. II. II. WELLS
Lecturer on Criminal Law.
HON. W. WlLLOUGHBY,
Lecturer oil Deeds and Convcyunces.
ENOClI TO1TEN ESQ, s
Lecturer oD the Law Of Corporations.
he. IIll;F, Esq,
Lecturer on the Law Of Tors.
II. ROSS PERRY, Esq,
Lecturer on the Conflict Of Laws.
The session Of the Law Department Of the Ma
tonnl University has commenced The Junior
evenings at O'Clock T. me- aud the senior and post
graduate casses meet every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday evenings at aud Z O'Clock y. ui., re-
Catalogues can be obtained at Morrisou's Balian-
tynes, Brad. Adamss, and Anglms bookstores,
and at tile University Law building.
f.. LAVENDER, Treasurer
University Law building, 1000 st. N. w.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

SATURDAY is the great purchasing day Of
the week. Saturday night the masses make
purchases. Merchants keep their establish
monts open until 10 o'clock. These facts
are sufficient TO demonstrate that Saturday
morning is the best time in the week on
which to advertise.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

"SEE that ye fall not out by the way"
was the parting injunction of Jacob to his
sCus as they set out for Egypt to buy corn.
1t is good advice to political brethren when
they 90 out campaigning. We would com
mend it to Brothers German and johnson,
of Maryland They should shake hands,
embrace, "and let the dear old love go on
Just as II used to do.n
National Republican., 1885-10-22
A Republican Club at Arlington.

At n mass meeting of the Republican voters
ofJclGrson district, Alexandria county, Va,
for the purpose of organizing n Republican
club, held at Arlington Monday, the following
officers were elected: DIR. q. W. Tucker, presi-
dent; J. W. Pendleton, secretary; Tibbett Allen,
president; James Smith, treasurer, and John
II. BOwens, sergcant.ntarms. This club Is to
be known Us Lincoln Republican Club No. l.,
bcrs enrolled
National Republican., 1885-10-22

srNCiE copies Of TnE WEEKLY NArroSAL RE.
rvuMCAN, with supplement containing cam
rairn song aud music, adapted to the states of
Virginia and New York, will be mailed to any
address, at the business Office corner of Tenth
and d streets, at three cents per copy.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

wNvAsIoN" is the word employed by the
Virginia Democrats when they refer to the
proposed visit of Messrs. Sherman, Logan,
and Foraker to their state. 1t is not nice
word for the occasion, and is peculiarly sug-
gestive when considered in connection with
Lees legions of campaign cavalry.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
A Treasury Consolidation.

The laborcrs' branch of the supervising ar.
chitecrs Office has been consolidated with the
cabinet iorcC of the superlntcndcnrs office
of the treasury, Mr.. Charles lIartel, foreman
Of labOrcrs In the architects oli1i, has hosn
notified that his services will bo no. needed
niLer lhu LIST nToNimO.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

The president of the Virginia Agrcul-
tural Society should not be plunged in
hopeless grief at the refusal of President
Cleveland to attend the state fair at Rich
mond. The sun will shine, the rain will
fall, and crops will grow next season as in
seAsOns pAst.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

the pressure on Congress for the passage Of
bankruptcy bill, but there is not much
hope that Congress will do anything half SO
sensible
National Republican., 1885-10-22

THE French republic is in excellent hcllth
Its strength has been increased by the chas-
tisement It has received AZ the recent elcc-
tons. The conservatives are in hopeless
minority, and are powerless for serious mis-
chief
National Republican., 1885-10-22

ACCORDING to the bourbon organs Re
publicans from the north who make cam
paign speeches in Virginia will be regarded
as ''invadCrs.n
National Republican., 1885-10-22

SENATOR VOORHEES,, being n Democrat,
is not an "inyadcr'' when he takes the
stump in Virginia.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

BUSINESS is reviying in Virginia. The
per diem of colored Republicans hired to
ride in Fit2 Lees campaign cavalry has ad-
yauced to GO cents.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

Why not let 1t he finally recorded, with
out further discussion, that the President Is
Il Democrat.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

AbBAuGH's- Mayo in "Nordeck."
HATIoNAi-"Montc Crlgo."
FoRBs-"A Tin Soldier"
HURzoU's.- "lrsh Arisiucrncy"
DINE MusEuM-Gruy and stephens.
CoNnQUE-AlicC Oates.
WASHINGTON RISE-Nlnth and II. |. aycnuc
EST. Finest skating surface In the city
National Republican., 1885-10-22
BO4fRDING

OARDIHG-IIANDsOAIE ROOM AND BOARD
ID In private family new house and furniture; un.
exIoptl0nnble; no children; fashionable neglblr.
hood near Scott Circle; beat references relulfel.
Address @. c., Republican Oilice. OetI0 81
National Republican., 1885-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.



Tho populHr comedians, llarrson and Gour-
lay, aided by stronger comedy organic l.ion
than has ever heretofore appeared with them
will present their famous laughing success
skipped by the Light of the Noon" ut the
National ThCater next week, Since this pro.
ductiOu was last seen hero many new features
and all new music have been intro luccl aud
II is now everywhere described rs being fIn-
nicr than ever before. The sale of seats o pens
to-day.
ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA House.
The new drama OF "Alono in London; or, II
Woman against the World" will be presented
at Alb0ugh's next week. The plot is a simple
one, but iull of dramatic interest, illustrating
the great power of one seli-wilcd woman to re-
sist The evil influences of an eyil.minded hus.
band. Miss Cora $. Tanner appears in the
dual character OF Annie Meadows, the artless
country girl, aud Nan, the flower girl. She
has well nOdulRted voice, fine stage pres
ence, and Is SO painstakins that her efforts arj
appreciatcdat once. The entire cast is a strong
one, having been carefully selected. The sale
OF seats commences to-day,
CLAIRE SCOTT AT HERzoG's.
The bill next week Mt the Ninth street Opera
House will be Miss Claire Scott II popular
English actress. Her repertoire for the week
will be as follows: East Lynne" every after
noon; Sterling Coyne's thrilling iivc.act drama,
woman in Red" Monday, Tuesday. aul
Wednesday nights; and Leah, the FOrsaken,"
on Thursday, Friday, AMI saturday nights.
Extensive preparations aTe being made to
make the engagement notable one.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
The successful emotional drama, "a Moral
Chine" direct from Il New York run of seven
weeks, will appear at FOrds all next week
The cast includes Marie Prescott, Joseph
llaworll, and strong dramatic company.
The sale OF seats opens tomorrow.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
DosToFFICE NOTICE.


letters for foreign countries need not be specially
addiessed for dispatch by any particular steamer,
except when II Is desired to send duplicates OF bank
ing and commercial documents, letters not spee-
cially addressed being sent by the fastest vessels
available
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct "a will
close PRoMPTLf In all cases) at this office as fol-
FRIDAY.-At 0 q. IN, for Newfoundland via Hall
sATURDAY'-AtG q q. m. for Europe per steamship
Etrurla, via Queenstown; at u. IN, for Scotland
direct, per steamship Circassa, via Glasgow Cet-
ters must be directed per CircasSia'D; ut u. III,
for Belgium direct, per steamship NOrdland, via
Antwerp (letters must be directed 'per Nord-
landDi nj u. m, for the Netherlands direct
per steamer Edam, via Amsterdam Qetters must
Windward Islands direct, and for Venezuela and
Curacoa,yin barbados, per steamer Bermuda at
1880 p; M for Europe, per steamship City Of
Montreal, via Queenstown (letteTs must be di-
rected "per City OF Montrealt)i ut . a. m. for
via Philadelphia.
SUNDAY.-At7:30 p m. for Honduras and Guate-
mala, per steamship City OF Dallas, via New Or
leans
Mails for the Society Islands, per steamer (yia San
Mails for the Sandwich Islands, per steam
ship Mhriposa lyin San Franciseo), close here
Oct. 126, at p. m. Mails for China and
Australia, New zealand, Fiji, and samaon Islands,
per steamship %SaSnda H san ETanEGscS Eds
arrival ut New York OF Steamship Baltic with
British mails for Australial. Mails for Cuba, by
rail TO Tampa, Fla and thence by steamer, VIA
Key West, Fla, close at this office daily at 2;3O
EThe schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific mails is
overland transit 10 San Francisco, Mails from the
east arriving ON TIME at San Francisco on the day
OF sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the
HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosTOpFICE. NEw YORK, N, ", Oct, 10, 1885.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

I OST-MONDAY NIGHT, BLACK SILK UM-
- brelln, with beaded head and black ribbons at
tached. Finder please return to Herzog's Opera
House. O-23
National Republican., 1885-10-22
Professional.
LOST IND EOUND.


7 T-MONDAY, IN GOING FROM HILL.
IL man House (yia herdc) to 1417 q ST., a gold
breastpin. Reward If returned to Hillman Hon5e
g.on
National Republican., 1885-10-22
SPECIIL NOTICES:


N-Ss-s THE MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
E2J ton Operate Association are requested to
meet at Willard Hall THIS Wednesday, EVEN
Ing ut I3O O'Clock, Important business.
1t u. b, HAY, President.
nJS5a THE U. $, HEALING INSTITUTE.
80 II. o. CANDEE, NJ. D., v. d., Principal
and Conductor Once and reception paTlOrs, 022 II
II, n, W., bet 9th and 10Th sts., Washington, d. o..
send or call for Circular Containing Testimonials
OF Wonderful Cures. I employ the best health
resources Of nature, scientifically applied through
vital nerY1urn, mngnctlsm electricity, vegetable
remedies, food and drink cure water, air. heat,
llghl, ohOnel electric Napor baths, &c.
! treat all diseases acute or chronic, Consulta-
tion free.
N~SszWE WILL REMOVE ABOUT THE lsT OF
- November 10 our new office, No. liO7 Il st.
In consequence Of the removal our present office Is
offered by us for rent JOHN SHERMAN & Co,
Real Estate Agents, O27 + st, OcBlf
n>5S554o II. A, sELIGsoN,
w. ld2i Penn. Av. N W.,
sells Virginia Claret (Norton's seeding) Mt
81 GENTS a GALLON,
California and Ohio Wines. iel5-tf
CECURITY OILS-OUR "POTOMACn 1900
- FIRE TEST, WATER WHITE, AND 1870
Oils are guaranteed up 10 the standards none better
used, Also Yapor Fluid and all kinds OF Lubrioat-
Ing Oils.
Ask your grocers for them.
N. A. POOLE & CO.,
037 Louisiana Avenue N. W,
Wholesale Agents for the baltimore United oil
Company
National Republican., 1885-10-22

DHoTO-ENGRAvING.
Having recently fitted upR
PHOTo-ENGRAyIEG ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my Patent Process am pre-
pared to furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAURICE JOYCE,
418 Eleventh Street Northwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
RUSTNESS G1RDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
wEInJc MAKEp q ~ 1,y1r(ny t5t OF
IA st. N. W. Reception Canopies and Decorations
for rent. All kinds Of Awnings, Tents, and Flags
made.
I l., KERvAND, 1912 PA. AVE-ENGRAVIN
u. plate and 80 visiting cards, 80 cts; 80 cards
from same plate, 40 cts, 100 cards printed from
plate, 10 cts.
TRUNKS AND HARNEss-JAMES 3. TOP
l. HAM, 1881 Pa. ave. N. w.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
For RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-A SMALL BUT VERY NICE COT
l. tage; all conveniences; u rooms, large cellar
stable, garden, and trees; 82S 10th ST. N. l.. In-
quire 8B6 ID st. NV. u. y. SOHAFFER. G.2i
EOR RENTED STORY BRICK HOUSE, o
Il rooms; all modern Improvements; possession
Nov 1. 1439 St. N. W O.23
National Republican., 1885-10-22
" Ui.NTED---ROOJIS.

NHTAN1ED-3 OR 4 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
w centrally located n. w, for gentleman, WIFE
and child; meals In house preferred. SEMEN, this
nnirp l-Ol
National Republican., 1885-10-22
NEW GERMAN METHOD
ron
PIANO. FORTE.
STUDIO-1116 ELEVENTH SrREET&. w.
e., w, THOMPSON

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and sts. N. wa practical business edu-
cation that qualities young men and women TO sup
port themselves and successfully perform the active
duties OF life. Thorough instruction given In rapid
writing, the English language, correspondence,
commercial law, political economy, stenography, /,
and type-writlng. Regular day aud evening ses-
sions resumed Tuesday, sept / Mt n. m. aud p.
m. Office open for arrangements by the year
quarter on and after Monday Aug. "A. A full
corps of teachers. Illustrated circular, giving full
SPENCER, Principal. Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
Vice Principal.
National Republican., 1885-10-22
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPAAR
TORY SCHOOL.

The exercises of this School will be resumed on
Previous 10 that date PROF. AHDREW p.
MONTAGUE, A. NJ, the Principal, or one OF his
assistants will be daily In attendance at the School
Building, No. 1885 IL ST. N. W., to confer with
new students to answer inquiries concerning the
School, JAMES q. WELLINC, President
splO-tf
National Republican., 1885-10-22

" UiNTED---HOUS USES.
WTANIED-BY NOV. l, BY THREE ADULTS,
w small house, bet 9th and 1ith sts west aud
Ia. ave. and KS n. W; rent not TO exceed 81 per
month. Address No. AT n. Y. ave. 1924
ATANTED-TO BUY A BRICK HOUSES;
w small cash payment, balance monthly; worth
from $1,000 TO S2bOO; must be in good locntlon
will go on Capitol llill; send number of house.
price, and terms. Address BUYER, Republican
Office. 1922
National Republican., 1885-10-22

XlTANTED-3 OR 4 UNFURNIslIED ROOMS
w let OH and 10th and II and ! sts Address
FERA, Republican Ohice. 423
National Republican., 1885-10-22
WIINTED---MIsCELLANEoUs

"ANTED-ANY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
w making less than $50 per week should call on
MRS. NJ. 4. BARKER, 02S 9th st. N. w; gool
paying position. 6.23
WrANTED-A SECONDHAND BICYCLE FOR
w boy IL years old; terms must be moderate.
Address G. Il. H. Republican onice 5-23
NIrANTED-A FEW SHARES OF EQUITABLE
w building Association stock; mention number
of shares, Address B. II. c., Republican ONCE.
h-Ou
National Republican., 1885-10-22

THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

DOR sALE-BY AUSTIN p, DROWN, 1926 Il
II ST. N. W., 5000 feet OF ground on 10th st. N.
w. bet. Scott circle and II ST., and 0O,OOO feet on
New Hampshire ay., bet. Dupont circle and J. st.,
several frRtclass houses, ranging In price from
SlO, 600 TO 800, 900. lelO.tf
National Republican., 1885-10-22
" ULNTED-HELP.

TAINTED 90 SITUATION by YOUNG COL.
" orcd girl us nurse or chnmbermald. Address
T06 Grant avenue. 1-22
National Republican., 1885-10-22

w place rs waiter In a private fnmily can give
good city references. Address j. II. NJ, Republic
con ONCE. 1-2S
National Republican., 1885-10-22

NXrANTED-.A FIRST CLASS CoLoRED CHAM
w bermnid and waitress; one accustomed to wait
on table. Apply, with references, at 16iO r. l. nv.
National Republican., 1885-10-22

w ANTE D-BY A FtRSr-CGASS BAR.
w tender, either tending eating or drinking bur.
Address J. W., Republican ONCE. l.22
National Republican., 1885-10-22

w ANTED--SI SITUATION; WILL GIVE Sc.
w Curity for good lOh am fair Joiner; also, used
To care Of horses. Address MHLE5, Republican
Office. 1-2e
National Republican., 1885-10-22

yXTANTED--A GOOD TAILOREsS; ONE WHO
w can work buttouholesi good wages given. Adj
drpss GA Mass. g-2g