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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

Chattefoox, ~ cents; boys Chafterbox, %
cents, and regular Chatterbox, IS cents, at
the Fair, $50 Main street, until Saturday.
Lucille, Longfellow, Whittier and Favorite
Poems,alligator binding, padded sides. Sl.e5,
at the Fair, 100 Main street. until Satur.
day, April 25th
81. P.srieks Twin Cit, OIL.
Unequaled for sprains. collie, diarroea,
neuralgia. sore throat, and pain Of every
description. Found only at Rowe & Ssur's,
fremont house block. d277-2st
Money. Money, Money.
To loan on short time in any amounts at the
Wichita Banking Co., No. lie, West Doug
las avenue.
John Shott has just receiveda choice lot of
eating apples. In fact, be always keeps
them. dl93-tf
See the Bargains
In watches and diamonds at Posts, the
pawnbroker.
Ii you would like pure, unadulterated
sweet cider, go to the wholesale produce
store, sold in quantities to suit the customer.
11S Market street. dl69-tf
Money To Loan.
Also farms and city property for sale.
House and two lots, $500. Vacant lots $50
each by A. L. Austin, Office corner of Law
renee and Douglas avenue, Wichita Kansas.
dl97-tf
The Wichita Stock Yard company have regular
sale days on Saturday of each week, beginning
at one O'Clock p. m. Examine their stock.
Telephone your orders to Freeman &
Hibarger hack or livery. 1o-tf
II you want 10 buy cheap lot. in Zimmer-
ly's addition, call on Fred Schather, st city
clerks office. ds2tf
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
= hne agricultural and stock farm three and
ne-half miles from city, about rs acres broke,
onc-qua ter section fenced for pasture, plenty
OF water and q small house.
Also go lots In city fioely located and In
good nelghborhood. Special terms to thosl
Also suburban property. For further partic-
ulars see Chris. Pearcs, agent for VIM. Grsif-
fenstein At city one. dl.S-tf
Cider. Cider. Cider.
II you want apple cider go to John
Shots. He sells it at wholesale and retail.
d26l-tf.
r. R. Tickets
Bought, sold and exchanged at Posts, the
pawnbroker.
New goods every week at Mrs. Klentz's,
1853 Main street.
Money to loan on chattel. and personal
security. a: the Wichita Banking Co., No.
1l6 West Douglas avenp~
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

Waverlv Novels, twelve large volumes,
$3.50; bound in twenty -four volumes, 81. %,
at the Fair, until Saturday, April 25th.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

Telephone your orders to Freeman &
Hibarger hack or livery. ,o-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

The Wichita Stock Yard company have regular
sale days on Saturday of each week. beginning
at one O'Clock p. IN. Examine their stock.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24
BARGAINS IN REAL EsTAT

II you want TO buy cheap lots in thinner.
ly's addition, call on Fred Schsther, st city
clerks office. dS2tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24
Offer AMI quantities pe.s a. buyers

The fsrfsnss Aliases Valley tzads chses Cheapest an
Ranches 9TH fair ssaHt nprsss.sss desired p,
or feac,s Dairy snail W sse fsrss ssass
sst,sn farms. n. all sasessi to wess and
roads rars..s. sehoeIs aa6 ehsrehss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

Horace G Lee 10 Alice Hunt, lots l56,
l5s and leo, Main St, Lees add.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-24

Cha sraxs La-sB ys,b sasesss sss esssif Fa-~s In
sos.n Earrs s,ss Of iAs ssst sns ssssss 81
Price, acc upos Term. si,sis the rsseh 81 ALL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
THE WAR PAPERS.

Win maps and profiiSe Illustrations by
leading participants IN The Pcninsuldr CAM
poigiI, and suppiemeniing The general paper
on The campaign IL The May CENTURY BY
Gen. McCieiidH)
JACKSON IN THE SHENANDOAH,
by Gen. Imbodep; describing the capture
of Harpor's Ferry by tho Confedorates,
tho formation Of Jaokson's army and his
famous Valley campaign, with its boar
ings on tho Peninsular Campaign.
THE BATTLE OF GAINES MILL,
by Gen. d. IL. Hill, wildly picturing this
battle and also the preliminary encounter
at Beaver Dam Creek.
Con. Fitz John Porter in THE BAT
TIE OF GAINES MILL AND ITS
PRELlMINARIES describes the same
engagements from Union point Of view.
His account Of tho defense against an
outnumbering enemy il n notable contri-
button to the series.
FURTHER CONTENTS include Hill
ary's Husband" a story by Grace DEMO
Litchfeld now chapters Of Howells's
Rise of Silas Lapham," in which Lap
ham tries speculation, and Of James,
'The Bostonians;" Memoranda on the
Civil War;" 'Open Letters on Christianity
and Popular Amuscments," by Washing
ton GLADDEN.; Tho Laws Delay" etc.
| Topics of tho Time, Poems, etc.
| Price IS cts. % number; "a dycdr. Dealer
eucryUhere sell II.
| Tur CrNTupysr NJ
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


welckers-Robert Whiting, Richmond, Va. ;
Fred Lindner, Portland, Me; Felix Brevieu,
France.
Wormley's--Thomas Russell, AM.-willians,
Boston; Charles Menaa, Scotland; NJ. NJ. Dunn
New York.
Riggs. r. Hubbard, Philadelphia; G. b.
Emory, Maine; Y. b. Dale Boston; T. j. Hagan,
ID. J. Dalton, Cincinnati.
Arlington-J. d. Rathboue, San Francisco;
Leland Fairbanks New York; l.. I. Symonds,
Q. 8. Symonds, Utica n. Y.
Metropolitan C. Hunter, Atlanta;
iJorre Baxter Tennessee; IL. NJ. Haines Jersey
City; 4. A. Smyth, Charleston, $, c.; Il. s..
FLINT, Texas, and Thomas II. McNull and wife,
Chicago
Nationally. NJ. Young, Dakota; j. @. A.
Sargant, Boston; j. n, Tanning, Indianapolis;
WIN. Weston, Cincinnati, and A. d. Parr,
| Richmond.
Ebbltt--J. @. Harris, U. S. Il. NJ; b. Eric
| Smith and Il. s. smith, New York: j. A. San
lSborne. New Hampshire; j. B. Doe, IT,, Wis
l,consln; Alexander Brazian, Ocnnto, Wis; r.
PR. Warren and II. Kaiilo Toledo Ohio; W. G..
! Church, New York; j. j. Rodriquz and wife.
willards-R. II. Rose. Boston; L. b. Ewing,
Jefferson City, Mo: ID. z. Yost, San Francisco;
J. b. Ramsey, Philadelphia.o. i. Gould, Ports
tlmouth, Ohio g. Z, Boyle, Uniontown, Pa
James Mcnamara, Illinois, James Elder, Rich
ymond, Ind; J. q. W. Fltridge, Philadelphia.
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EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: Please
notice the article on sewers In the star OF May
%, second page, first column, aud motto my
assertion that the appropriation was asked
for the purpose Of completing sewers opening
into Rock creek, n work recognized by all ne
important as any, and shown in plans on flo
In office OF engineer.
do not say the entire appropriation was
asked for that purpose, but ! claim that the
completion Of the sewers now opening into
thauoreek, by extending them down the bnnks
to the Potomac, according 10 plans made
and on hle years ago, was tho most urgent
work needed, and furnished the strongest ar.
gument IN iavor OF tho appropriation. The
annual report of the health officer Of the Dis.
| triCt was quoted TO prove that Rock creek was
in fact nothing but nm open s7rer Of sccthing,
| fomenting filth, receiving the deposits of all
the Washington and Georgetown brick aud
tile sewers between Lyons mills and the dam
| at its mouth.
| A fragrant disregard Of the law has been
cation Of the kihds Appropriated TO other
works should be hurled from any position OF
| public trust.
The commissioners have turned deaf ear
| to the appeal OF citizens representing tho
| Oldest and most thlcky settled section OF the
city the old first ward, where the lives and
property Of old residents are in jeopardy, aud
have expended al OF the sO0,0)O, aud the
slOOOgO also, In one year on sewers, mniuly, as
they boast, to develop new sections and en-
u colfragc buildlngsthc
one of these new sewers opens into Rock
crock and thus ddds to tho nuisance there
4 complained Of, to abate which the approprla
Ftion was made
All know that the property in the first ward
along Iennsylvnnia avenue ana about the
Washington Circle, has always been valued
high, and has paid in annual taxation ON the
assessors high valuation It's just share of tho
expenses Of tho public Improvements.
The genuine "Wost End" protests against
the criminal mlsapplication OF the taxes and
appropriations for speculative purposes IN
rabbit swamps or hillside COW pastures. II
demands the abatement oftho fostering pool
of pollution, the doubly damned and stag
Fnant Rock creek, by the immediate cJnp,cifJi
OF the sewers now opening into Rock crccl
according to plans on illc In tho oiiico of thu
engineer commissioner"
/ Rock creek was once u pure stream OF swco
water with ice houses on It's banks. Whether
y sdammed at Its mouth or not the volume o
>. Ewater In summer is not sufficient 10 flush II
bed or purify the stream while receiving tn
deposits of dozen sewers. To neglect tn
completion of the sewers down along It's banl
into tho channel of the Potomac is a crime.
IL Mr.. Cleveland is determined 10 give II
, good government here Is chance. Let ussc
the scalp of every official who aided In d
Yerting this half million sewer Appropriated
from lts legitimate application. W. L.
II CATHERINE LEWIS tainted one night in col
ypttc,' hut 10 didn't cause O ripple in the plnl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
The CENTURY
For JUNE
CoNrAiSss

ANMlAlNHs
THE THREE HERsCifELs. By rrof.
EdN ard $. Holden; a valuable biogfaphi.
cal sketch Of tho famous astronomers, With
three full page portraits engraved BY Vel.
ton and Johnston.
IN AND OFT OF THE NEW or.
LEANS EXPOSITION, by l.. V. smalluy,
illustrated by Kcmblo
A FLORENTINE MOSAIC The third
of Mr.. Howclls studies of italian citios.
Tho illustrations include ongrayiuss %
otchipgs by Pcnnoll.
sTILL.uUNrtNuTHE GRIZZLY, by
Thoo. Roosevelt. a narrative VI tho au-
thors adventures, illustrated by r. swain
Clifford and A. u. Frost.
ORCHIDS. A descriptive and thorough
paper on these interesting plants, with
sixteen delicate engravings from sketches
by the author, Mrs. Sophie Blodsoe Her.
rick
HOW SHALL WE HELP TIE Nj
GRO? BY the Protestant Episcopal Bishop
of Kentucky; another Southern Wow OF
this pressing question.
JOHN BROWN AT HARPER'S FERRY,
by ono of his urisOnprg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

from 10 to 20 cents pound: dried cherries ~
cents a pound; soup beans, 10 10 l2c a quart;
lima beans, 10 cents quart; carrots, 3 cents q
bunch; homiuy, cooked aud raw, 3 cents 70
quart: oymlngs. 10 40 cents each. radlsheg.
10 cents bunch. cucumbcrs, . TO cents
apiece; aaucrkraut, - Cenia per gallon.
MENrs. Best roast beet, ID to - cents per
pound ;tcndcrlOn STEAK, INTO % ceuts,slrlOin. -
ccuis; round steak % cents: chuck roast, IN
cents; cOrued beef 10 l2L cents. lamb, o. "a
~ cents; mutton, Toto is ccnts mutton chops,
10 to ~ cents; veal, ~ " ~ cents: veal chops,
10 to 20 cents veal outlets, - cents. soup
meats, 3 to 10 cents.
SALT Meats. -llpms, l2iS to II cents pcr
pound; hams, sliced, ID cents: shoulders, cut
10 to ~ cents; shoulders, whole, y cents.
breasts, l2a to 10 cents salt pork, ~ cents
lows, Z cents per pound; westphalins n
cents per pound; lard. 10 cents boot tongucg
90 to 6 cents piecc dried beef sliced, %
cents per pound: dried beef, Clipped. " cents
dried beet by tho piece, iG 90 70 cents pei
pound.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Earths never ending fame aud kindly rest in
Heaven.

Earths neycr ending famc and klndly rest IN
Heaven.
Parents, who gave your noble sons
And widows, with your orphaned ones,
Amid the cypress Of your woes
Entwino fair lily and sweet rose
In garlands for the dead ye love,
Whose spirits watch us from above.
We boys and girls, to whom is given
The land Tor which these dead have strivon-
In trust that sc will guard and keep
Scatter DER thCir eternal sleep
zach rare and fragrant yernal bloom
Til beauty rObs of dread the tomb.
And ye slave born, forth from your southern
homo
In majesty Of manhood freedom come!
The grand magnolia bring, the victors bay,
Broad palms, aZaleas, and the od'rous spray
OF yellow icssamine--hcap your offer high
To those who answered with their lives your
cry.
Statesman and scholar, poet, artist, come!
Come priest OF God, whose spirits would be
dumb
10 right, and faith aud beauty, II In vain
Tho men who fiji these graves had all been
slain.
Come 70 who fought against them, from your
| To vice and passion, prejudice and all
| The base environments that slavery bred.
| Delivered, through your conquest by these
| dead
Come ye, rilpardoned, In an humble mood,
And Join common cOuntry's gratitude
Blare, buglcS blarel sound drumsl roar, can.
| mons, ronrl
| Til the earth trembc from New England
thOrO
To whore the western sun in gorgeous state
| Grecis tho Pacific through the Golden Gate.
! Rumble, Mag IA. yc Heavens, be not mute,
l3nt add your thundcrs TO the grand salute
10 sacrifice and courage of these slain
Whose dying breath was Lberty's amonl
GEORGE NJ. DRAKE,
| =N Ha=
DoN'T rub yourself with turpentine, but Use
! gotvatfnr, nu for v,,,r rha,t,auFfst, Drioa p
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IInD.

HUAuY. on way o. iss5 NJ consumrtian.
InWN, beloved son nj John and Annn Uradys
nNol = years unl . muuiuN
liil uusfa. sill ttEH ria1o nom hia mihers
residence. 30 twenty Huh street. Co dny 81 4
o'clock.
HIWiEs on saturday Nay 30, 1855. 10 30
r No., VIZ unwLts, nfad - Teafs tirfs in me
aurEron geurfal H once.
luur'al nom DIE rrsiirnHrt COS q street
uurthWCHt thlf huHfunon ~ a 30 u.rinrk
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Listen to Your wife.

TheManchcaerGU AnDiAN, June s.h, 1883, saysi
Az one oftho
"Windowsp
Looking on the woodland ways With
clumps Of rhododendrons and great mas
SEES Of May blossoms !! There was an
interesting group.
IL included ono who had been Cotton
spinner" but was now so
Paralyzed o.!
That he could only bear to lie in re-
clining position.
This refers TO my case,
was attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter Ataxy"
| "a paralytIc disease ofnerve dbro rarely ever
cured
and was for several years barely able to
get about.
Aud for tho last Five years not able to
attend to my business. although
Many thing. have been done for me-
Tue las, experiment being Nerve stretching.
Two ytaN ago WINS voted into the
Homo for lncurables Near Manchester,
/ In May, lss2.
! am no ADVOCATE: "For ANYTHING in
| the shape Of patent" Medicines2
| Aud made many objections 20 nv dear
I wiio's constant urging TO try Hop Bitters,
but finally to pacify hor
/ Consented :
/ had not quite finished tho first bottle
whom J felt a change come over me. This
/ was Saturday, November I'd. On Sunday
morning iolt 30 strong said to my room
COMPANIONS, 81 was suro 1 could
"Malk %
SO started acros tho door and hack.
! hardly kuaw how IN contain myself was
an over ilr hulsr. lam gaining strength each
DAY, ami can walk quite safe without any
"silck 20
Or stprHr.
/ Hu now 40 My own house aud hope soon
90 Dee rul" '1 "aru ny own living again. have
boon member ui tho Manchester
Royal Exchange
forne!rly thirty years and wasmost heartily
congratulate on gulug lntothe room on Thurs
clay lest. 'csy ruuomlly yours, jobs BLACK.
] UINN.
! NANtHHrlr iEHgl. Dec. -. 1857.
Two year llter am perfectly we'll.
Ad-Non, rcnuluc without bunch OF green
Hops ON The white lab~l Shun ali tho vile,
lnf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
TIME Virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
IL THE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH
AND EDtITINVIST

Schedule In effect May 10, 1885.
1l;15 a. M.-Ncw Orleans Fast Mall, daily.
making close competitions south and sOnthwoit
Daily except sunday with 4. a o ny. Pullman
ington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping Cars rom
Washington TO New Orleans without change Of
cars.
5.Ib T. M.-Louisvillo East Line daily, via
Charlottesville 10 CINCINNATI, LOub,ytic, aud nlt
Western Points, Pullman sleeping Cars nom
Washington TO Louisville.
lo:4O T., M.-Southern Mall and Express,
daily to all points south aud snutlIwcst VIA Dan
Vile aud Charlotte, Pullman Sleeping Gar.
nom Washington. via sDanville. Charlotte, aud
Atlanta, TO Mont-Utncryg also from Washington,
via Charlotte aud Columbia. 10 Augusta,
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at
alO p; IN. daily, except sunday. Warrentun
trains leave Washington at ll;lba. M and 5'ib
Trains arrivein Washington S!OOA. m SOUTH
ern lSAprrss daily; S4b u. No., s,tsAsburg Local
daily, except SUNDAY; O;l5 7. M, Nv Orleans
Fa.t Mail daily; 0dO D. m, Louisville special
daily.
For tickets and all Information inquiroa Com.
pnny's Office, 1Ol pcnnEylVauia avenue Trains
leave from r., & Y. station.
n, MACDANIEL. Agent
SOL, uASS,
NJ SIAI'0HTER
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NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent

CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
(LeRvo u. g T. Depot, sixth and n strerts).
1,lb 4. M.-FOr all way stations, Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Ciucinnat, Columbus and
st. Louis. Daily except SUNDAY,
IL A. M,-For Newport News, uld Point Com.
fort,tnnd Norfolk. DAILY except sunday
b;i6 +; h.-for Louisville. Cincipnnii, NJ. Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all paints West,
Northwest, and Southwest Fast Express
ldaily)i docs not stop for local bushes
Through Pullman service TO Louisville and
Cincinnati
For tickets and Information apply ut c. a o..
railway office, ol3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel: Virginia Midland railway Office,
COL Pennsylvania avenue, and y. & 1: station.
II. ". FULLER,
General PysRengur Agent.
e. W. SAtIrIT, FRANK TRlGG,
General Manager. y. 4. Passenger Agcnt
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NXTASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN
wv RAlLROAD CnMpANN.
M1NrEn ANNANoENfENr

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAlNs, DAILY (ENCEpT sunday
BE'rW ZEN ALIEN AN DRtA AND
ROUND Hill.
Leave Washington al 0;25 a M and 1:2b H.
IN, and Alexandria at OhB a. m and Ai;ll u. N.
Pass LoeSburg, gulug west ward. at l2il3 II. M,
and 7;l2 p m, aud arrive at Round I'M at 100
A. M. and 800 D. m.
Leave liound iliu at iiI6 a. m. and 90 y, M.
Pass LeCsburg going eastward, nj 53S a. m aud
2'1S p. M, and arrive ut Alexandria ut S'lb H.
IN. aud 5;25 y. m, aud NJ Washington Mt $40 d.
IN. and b:3S n m,
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Rouud nm at 4itb
a. m. ArriVcsnt Alexandria at S'lh anu Wu.h.
inptOn ayS'2h. Leave Washington ~ hlO6p M;
Alexandria at SHOP m. Pass Leosburg. going
eastward, 5:3s H. ~. westward. 1910 y NJ
- NJ. BROPHN, superintendent
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fI'HE gREAr rENNAYLyANllA ROUTE
-, ~ 1hL North, WIT. AMP ,Soyg IN,
tgLiNEhY- srEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT
rnArI IiTl EyFfeET H4H "a 1871 nom .,a
tgn, cgfnar Of gu and - SIS, ~ iollowsi
,S r se s91 ,ss Me ~. I'd Ei i
,a.y ta,t llnc viiO r. m daily, 20 Clnein-
hal hnd s q Louis. with S.lecplng Cars rom liar.
caIy sscepi saturday, ~ chicago. with steep
irg a. Altoona 10 thlcngo chicago and Gin
aitr ,aSs,oa so 70 dh1 M oa aSd fls5 H
H. onHN.l. uuuuytlug ~ harrisburg WIN
VlesrIand. and ri lou. ptcinc VI press. o
d. ut daily fur litfanuHF and tuu West. with
h,iftu5RR' ~ i'i lJoi'4R6HAie2 fa S,iifIsffo
Doc lfle tauau1aIrua. Rochester, Buiinlg,
Nfi.al,, Pc 20 in aa.'y .yypt -aiarh'y' with
lut w. .inmusrf. tuHh Haven. tud Elmifa,
m dshy g.s.,p' .uniaL. Cd. ,,.,, ,,t
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far fralIgH. 81. VI, go HroHrh trains COZ.
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w. a. n Tln. IuW u..HHI 1910 u.eut
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uhI.NAN. hNn .ALrs NEuFtA ASH
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ftllili ~ ~ LI.I.'I rN. uNls IAG .,
tNs, lNllIlurIlllu NOrIrl-. ~,
JiisIl IvESulhS1, sitlsr W."
T6c iltoa ", : . ~ iiaii,ri 70, ' ii'.
hutE uuu tNlUtHH. arriving Iu Il'uHI.H hI 70 10
a. ri (. ,har; tr Mr. ir,. ~. al limo ''''"
Tor tiuriuust iguigt llir, Hnd IT, louis daily
,,.s S l H,l ' i lolo 3, , YIN Ihrnlsh
points. without yhau.G H0u D. u. trHiI ~ r. 1tsL
limtgi tgnln o. Cincinnati and n louis. srrIy.
ing lu 'lnrllrIi mex. morning no T.in. % iuult
ulNn ~. NurNifa .arn "a ENLARGED un THIS triu
ror ifIisuurgut tUUug. m.. With psrlor ar.
sui %, u ~ M daily IN i1ttsulrF. 90, Glnul anil
DETROIT, Wiz sleeping tar7 10 fiit.uur.,
salu. $50 aud tOui a. u., $50. l'25 jIb
(4Dmiuuio rain, $50, q go. l.IJ. go, "a >.
foG baltimore "a suuduis U.lO. ss.D 500,
and lgu1 g. wy n. iaio. $3.50, 1ip $50,
For points on Tie shcuindonh Valley Ran.
road, and points south, ui2i a. uI. aud N.lU D. W.
dahy 800 n M Train hnS Pullman Shopper
For Annapolis $40 a IN. aud 1910 and 1850
p. M; ON sunday sajON IA. aud 1iio p M.
FOr way stations between MnhiugtUu and
baltimore. . $50, $500 q. IA. - 2iiOp m. 3 30,
aAV 'p0i PA aGl ~ f. u. "a, on s1n9i99ys s.3oa
For stations on Metropolitan lirancn, T.25 q. In.
daily, except sunday ana 53O =. m. daily; 40
on Metropolitan iiranch, $40 q. m, daily OF
s utnngaiy N9p oi h ,lr,'' 10, LcSlnEt9n
! d!40' T. m. daily, except sunday.
! For 1lnycrstowu and Wnchcstcf $40 u. m,
I,dniiy, eNrcpt sunday, and b3O y. IN. daily q
| Iiagerstown; daily except sunday 10 Win
| chester.
Trains arrive from tho west daily. q. 7i2O a
| M, 1;lb, $50 y. an.
4 mi SUNDAY, 1898 a. M, $50 y, IN.
4 From Lexington, O.iO y. m. daily, except sun
! day.
| From Frederick aud Intermediate points, s,p'
"a. IN. aud $40 j, m daily except SUNDAY.
| TrilnslCaye Baltimore for WnhingtUiiut 81 la
| $50. T:2O, OOd, OOJ, and 1880 "A. IN. 1915
2:lO, ., 1, i20 ., $50. 500, q, AMI l 90 y. m.
/ ON Sundays, $50 7s4O 300 aud N.ubh M / $50
| $50, l;20. D, $40, arOl %, and 100 y. m.
| All trains nom Washington stop at Relay Sta
ktion except lao, $40, ana $50 q, N.
II For further Information apply ht tha BlLtimor
and ohio Ticket Onice-Wnshlhgtou station, 81
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF POul
tenth street, where ortcrs will be taken for has
I gage TO In checked and received AZ any puiut !
| theCity. G X LORD "a. Y. A.
a IL DuNIfA a, General MANAGER. baltimore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
raugVmOuts for al tho monthly and semi.
annual Drawing, Of the Louisiana State Lottery
COMPANY, and M person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves, aud that tho same are con.
Quoted with honesty, tiTuCss, aud In good faiih
toward all parties We authorize tho COMPANY
90 use THIS c"rtlic'to with Ia, similc OF our sig.
natures alta he'd Zoo IFS advertisements
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Ad-Nun, Hcnulnc without bunch OF green
Hops uu The white lab~l Shun ali tho vile,
poisonous t,uh with "llgp" or Hops" in their
name.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
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Don't rub yourself with turpentino but use
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