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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
CIRCULAR LETTER.
The Great London Exposition OF Ameri.
can Products, London, 1886,

Having been appointed delegate for
Texas by Commissioner General Speed ~
the great American exposition, which
will open in London, May /, 1886. and
Hon. John Ireland, governor of the state
OF Texas, having confirmed said appoint.
ment and commissioned me as above. !
take this method of appealing TO The
people OF our great state 10 lend me their
aiu and assistance, that Texas may he
July represented thereat
AS our legislature win not convenc
until after the close of said exposition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27

aud revere the memory Of Ulysses :. Grant ~
an American soldier and citizen.
That thd people Of the South and especially
the people OF Virginia will always hold In
grateful memory his uniform ana unvarying
klndliness of purpose towards this people and
tho consfnrcy with which he maintained the
inviolablity ofihe parole which he had granted
to Gen. Robert y. lee and his soldiers at the
termination Of the late civil strife.
The Stoncwall Jackson camp of Con-
fcderatc veterans adopted resolutions OF
similar import.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
TOO LATE TO CHANCE.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.--Dr. ID. w.
Bliss has addressed communication TO
the district commissioners urging
them to give official expression of
The universal desire in WASHINGTON
10 have The remains of Con
Grant buried there at Arlington cemetery
or the Soldiers Home. He suggests thc
e"iilhs OF public meeting in default of
action by the commissioners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
The False Prophet y

CAIRO, July 2G.-Maj. Caen
graphs that n spy has reporlts
Digna received information "
fell i'll June ~ and died % 3ss
spy reports that osmauDlgps
religious service OF pugls Z
over the prophets dealt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
An ON sFI,yANT prAD.

WAsmNGroS, July 25.-Breyet Brig
Gen. Charles McDougal, assistant mcdi-
cal pureyor OF the United States army,
retired, one 81 the oldest officers In the
army, died NJ Iborryylllc, Va, yesterday
morning. lie had served over fifty years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
RETIRING TO a COOP spor.

special 70 The Gazette.
WAsnINGToN, July %.--Col. Alexander
al Indiana, who Is succeeded by Anthony
Eickoh Of New York as eighth auditor OF
The treasury win 20 90 Buffalo to practice
law. Buffalo has turned out two prcsi-
dents, Fillmore aud Cleveland, and Col.
Alexander MAY have this In mind,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL.

Hartford, CoNN., July 2G.-The Gov
errors Foot-Guard of this city, the oldest
military organization in the state, will al
tend Gen. Grants obscquies. The com
pany has been In active and continuous
serNicc since l11l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
RESOLUTIONS or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

McnMoNp, Va, July 26.--The follow
ing resolutions have been unanimously
adopted;
That the II. H. Lee camp OF Confederate vet.
Grams with profound sorrow aud sineero regret
has received the announcement OF The death Of
Ulysses :. Grant
h That the state OF Virginia VIII ever cherish
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27

Every iirst-class dealer sells Opera Puff
cigarettes. Avoid injurious limitations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27

WAsniNGroN, July 2G.-The president
1as recognized Joseph G. Whcllan as
British vice-cOnsul At Key West, Fla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
From Beauregnrd.

To Col. Fred Grant.
sympathlzc deeply with your family Gen.
Grant was q brave and successful soldier and q
generous adversary, q, II. BEAUREGNRD.
Tclegmms of sympathy were also re-
ceiyed from Senator Ingalls, of Kansas,
Gov. Robbie of Maine, GOV. Oglcsby,
Lieut., -Gov. Smith and j. Mcpherson Of
Illinois
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
From W. :. oliver.
ToCol. Grant;

IsTTIIE NUtki MIN, July %,
To Col. Grant.
] wish your father could he buried Nv the
side of Abraham Lincoln. Their fame can never
be separated, and loyal hearts would he glad Ia
have them as near IN death rs they were In life.
W. =, OLIVER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
CONDOLENCE.
From the Brazilian Minister.

MouNr McGRrGoR, n. Y, July PC
The following are some of the many tcle-
grams of coincidence received by the
{, rnnl fnnnilu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
NEW YoRK, July 81.

To Mrs. Grant:
In the name OF the imperial government and
my own, pray accept the expression OF Ia,
deepest sympathy, BRAZILIAN MINISTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

One of the most serious faults to be found
with teachers, especially women, is that the
occupation is resorted to simply as a temporary
makeshift instead of a career. On this account
IL l. desirable that those who do set before them
the teachers work as their vocation. should be
encouraged in their purpose by the assurance
of a secure tenure of office with some provision
for support after long period of faithful SER
vice. Under the most favorable conditions it
Is found difficult enough to keep in the schools
the teachers whose talents and experience
make them the most useful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20
WHAT Is MonE Dnrssr Than
HANDSOME WHITE OR FIGURED
DUCK VEST

Is THERE ANY SINGLE GARMENT IN WHICH
A MAN FEELS MORE DRESSED Upq,
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA FINE
LINE OF THESE GOODS
WE HAVE THEM IN PLAIN WHITE
AND IN FIG URED GOODS. AN EF
FORT Is BEING MADE BY THE MANU-
TURERS TO INTRODUCE THESE GAR
MENTS, MADE WITH NEAT COLLARS.
BUT MANY PERSONS STILL PREFER
THE "NO COLLAR VEST. BECAUSE TITS
MORE EASILY DONE UP" WE SHOW
THEM OF BOTH STYLES. SOME WITH
PLAIN, DOUBLESTITCHED EDGES. AND
SOME WITH FINE LINEN BINDING
THE LATTER ARE PARTICULARLY STYLISH
AND ARE VERY DURABLE
FEW WHITE FLANNEL AND WHITE DIrCy
SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS LEFT.
THESE ARE THE HANDSOM NEST HOT
WEATHER GOODS IN THE MARKET
ONE WORD AS TO PRICES: IF YOU ARE IN
DOUBT ABOUT OUR GOODS BEING THE CHEAP.
Est. GET PRICES FROM OTHER DEALERS AND
THEN COME AND SEE OURS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

There are indications, more particularly In
the south OF q fresh onslaught on President
Cleveland in the interest of office seekers, to
compel him to abandon his civil service pledges
And any crusade OF this sort can rely on the
cordial cooperation Of republicans who would
be only too glad TO assist in fomenting any
such quarrel within the democratic lines. A
few democrats are openly opposing Mr. Cleve-
lands policy touching the civil service, one of
the new recruits in this squad being Represen-
tatfve Bennett, of North Carolina who an
nounces an intention 10 bring in a bill TO repeal
the civil service act, but for the most part the
opposition is secret and perhaps the most
dangerous on that account. There is plainly
trouble ahead, for the days lengthen into
weeks and weeks into months without satisfac-
ton to ofiice-seekers, we may expect their
wrath to wax warmer and warmer, and their
labOrs to become more and more eager. Thus
far the President has had To deal with the poll
ticians singiy, but when Congress assemblies, his
sorrows will come not single Spies but in
batt.tlions, and then will be the crisis of his
administration. Thus far he has stood up to-
his pledges in support of civil service reform
with vigor and firmnesS that have inspired a
good deal of confidence in his ability 10 hold
his ground against ali pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

sEAToN PERRY,

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BRoraHRs,
HAS JUST RECEIVED so PIECES OF NEW
AND CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH
SATTEENS.
OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND AND
SGARCIT1 OF THESE GOODS IN NEAT DE
SIGNS. THIS LOT WILL SOON BE SOLD AND
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED, CONSEQUENTLY
An EA kL1 INSPECTION is ADVISED.
NEW TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS IN CHOICE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERsoNs
SSOTCH GINGHAMS In PLAIN, CHECKED,
STRIPED AND sIDE-BAND COMBINATIQNS
PLAIN AND STRIPED LORRAINE CREPES,
AT 2OC.; REDUCED FROM 25C.
100 PIECES NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
IN PRINTED BATISTES, AT 15c. A YARD;
NEW british AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
LARGE STOCK OF PRINTED PURE LINEN
LARGE a Line Ne OF 1s' %sHfiffTE AND co1oREp
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED AND
PRINTED INDIA PON(;EE ROBES.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN CHINA AND
EXTRA GooD VALUES IN BLACK AND COL
ORED GROS GRAINS, SURAHS AND SATIN
RHADAMES, FROM 75c. TO $40
=. N0EELTIES IN SILK, ClfUDDA AND CASH.
Explain FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th at.
Established 184O !e2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20
SEAsoSABLE AND = ROPER CLorH1se.

Io GET CLOTHES TO LOOK WELL IN WIN.
TER il NOT so DIFFICULT THICK wooLENs
CAN BE SHAPED AND MADE To KEEP THE
SHAPE. But THIN AND COOL FABRICS RE.
oUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE To
FASHION INTO COMELY GARMENTS. TO
MEET ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS pEMASDs
A. YOU CAN READILY JUDGE. BETTER SKILL
AND CARE. AND WE CLAIM THAT BoTr.
HAVE BEEN EXERCISED IN MAKING UpoUR
AND PROPER CLOTHING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20
To V1srroRs AND RESIDENTS

That it pays so be honest in business the PALAIS
ROYAL has long since found out. For seven years we
have strictly adhered TO the lone Price, System.
For seven years have refunded the price charged
for goods that are returned For years have
sold for CASH ONLY. The zone Price system and
the refunding of money to dissatisfied customers
competitors have initiated but othem have yet
initiated our system of selling for CASH ONLY. and
that is why not one of them buy cheap sell
as cheap as the PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

The Dolphin having been pretty thoroughly
investigated, it is said that the naval advisory
board which supervised her construction now
wish to be inquired into. 1t is to be noticed
that under the new administration people who
are anxious To be investigated generally ha
their desires gratifed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

The interregnum in England is as far from
an end, apparently, as ever. The conservatives
do not dare assume power unless the liberals
promise not to harm them, and the liberals
refuse TO bind themselves in advance to any
such contract. The conservatives are holding
secret sessions TO devise a plan of action, while
the liberals, released from the cares of Office,
are having a jolly time, playing at opposition
when they know they actually control the stu
alton. Evidently Mr.. Gladstone has it in his
power 10 Illustrate the attempts of the cOnserva-
tives to form ministry, if he chooses, and can
compel his own recall To office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

King Alphonso is to follow the example of
King Humbert and visit the cholera-stricken
districts OF his country. This is true benevo-
lence. and II isalso good king-craft. The young
Italian monarch endeared himself To his sub
Jeets by the bravery and tenderness he showed
towards them in their time of need. and AL
phonsO may do himself like service in the
same laudabe Way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

The order of Secretary Chandler fOrbidding
naval officers ON foreign stations to be followed
by their wives was issued doubtless in good
faith for the benefit of the service, but 1t cannot
be commended either on the ground of military
expediency or of morality. Without asserting
To the opinion held by some that the order was
inspired by officers who wished their actions
to be hid from feminine supervision, it can be
said that the policy adopted took away valu-
able safeguard and check. The sailors dislike
to having women aboard ship is proverbial,
and there is some ground for the charge that
where n little community of officers wives
follow a ship, the cruise and the duties are
shaped to their wishes rather than the good of
the service. The ladies, also. constitute a court
Of review. inspection and gossip which inter-
feres sometimes with discipline. But be that
it may. wiie's place is near her husband, nor
isit any better in the navy than elsewhere for
the man to he alone Purely military consider
ationS might weigh more if the functions of our
squadrOnS were of more serious nature, but
every body knows that the duties of our naval
officers abroad not so arluOus that they de-
mand ali his faculties to the exclusion of the
ordinary relations of domestic life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20
DoSr Throw Away YouR
MONEY!
THE NISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS
Is SELLING
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING FOR list ONE,
HALF SEVENTH ST HOUSES ASK

FOR BOYS To 13:
Suits a So 81 so 81 81 and So Fullv 40 oooa "a
are sud Tor double those prices -
SAILOR suits a. Sis, SLo1 and 1925 Genuine
Bar gains. N 'ii0
FOR BOYS II TO Is:
Suits at $50, 1925. So so 80 s. - and sin
Inc BEST goods for the least money ever offered
FOR YOUTHS AND MEN:
snits al $3.50. 1918. $50 80 40 and SlO-5 Go
ahead OF anything ever offered. ~
Pure Norsted +-autton Cu1away Suits 1t So Must
be seen 90 b. appreciated ~
Elue I flannel ''ti.ts Al b only. a few left.
raHtUd IA ii-o dye. '' '"
ZINE Yacht Clcth Suits at SI2 worth SIS.
IN SEERSUCKE Frs
We have Just received q compere new limo from,
sl1O for Coat and Vest up.
ODD PANTS AT A SACRIFICE
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G ScG + 90 ssss # m sGg
90 y Z TIT
Q Q y U
90 UU +
sSss A + ZEE ssss
'SSs "A L ZEE SSSS
sssS 4 4 ILL ZEE ssss

Er- From June 18th to July LIST will take place
great Closing Out Sales in the various departments
the Palai5 Royal Having had IA grand summer bust
ness, and having made considerable money, and re-
cosnizng the will be over have deter
mined to close out the balance of summer stock
'osI ms statement Is not made rashly. stupidity.
untruthfuy.
Every article is marked I'm Plain Figures so our
customers can see the Old Prices and the Closing Out
Prices Those of our patrons who regular custo-
mers know the prices of many of our goods They
VIII appreciate the" CLOSING OUT SALE prices
SO We hope to the store crowded daily until July LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20
WANTED-HEIP

| WANTED-HELP.
W.A1Ss5TsE an..!o, eoIo 9s GIRL TO Do eEs.
| WANTED-A GOOD BARBER. GUARANTEES
w @S per week. Apply to J. CATO, 500 E ST.
NV lts
w that can manage our delivery Department.: none
assd sRR sppn after 10 Room 10
| "ANTED-SIx YOUNG LADIES OF GOOD
Nv al address must be homes. and Trustworthy to
ssS H gs1 Star Office
| WANTED-GOOD DRESSMAKERS AND APP.
Iims o M give apprentice wages in three
| wv man, to cook, wash nd iron in a small family
Apply 1927 De Sales st. Its
lss :ss e Vt1H 5aEEE
| WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENEAAL HOUSE.
Work; except washing for small family. Apply
| WANTED--A STRONG GIRL FOR GENERAL
onee 1t iso7 ans SRins done
W Hand; no other need apply: iii + st. NV. Its
WAANTEDe.-;AA GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
WAAMSsTI S.I TogNG MN as GAsHIER
Ne with mail
Address a. sAKs Co, Washington DC jesGss
| WANTED : IAfMEDIATELY = Two FIRST
wv class Waist Hands, who can work button holes
STEADY employment given III 4th st. Sc. jel92t*
WANTEp,A Nan TO TAKE CARE OF CAT
ply at w. CoNNoRs, 18th and d SIS n. e. jel9-3t*
Dfgo h ltFHk HySE 1r #ASa
Drug store, 10th and sts.. je10-3t
"ANTED-A GERMAN TEACHER DURING
ONCE, Nv summer Address, giving residence ID star
"ANTED-A GIRL, TO COOK AND ASSIST IN
w house work Apply 2129 st. NV. jels-2t*
| "ANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO
w cook wash and iron. Also. nurse Girl in pri-
j St z IT, between and II a m or to M
| VNANTED-A NEAT GIRL. ABOUT IS YEARS
w to assist in of three CHI ldren for the summer
months MRS. GEO. F. GRAHAM, Park ST.. Mt
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL, TO COOK, WASH
w and iron. Apply at once ut "A st NV. je1s-3t
"ANTED-A YOUNG WHITE Girl, FOR
s, chambermaid and waitress Apply at 70s Mas
WANTED-A COOP COOK. APPLY AT THE
"ANTED-AS COOK, AND TO Assist WITH
w the laundry work. neat, capable, steady
white woman: references required. Apply 1T the VA
VAL oBSERNATORf jelS-3t
w land District Of Columbia Virginia and North
Apply ieo 1Pfises; q
1th st. ielS-lw&
w tory of Gen. Grant. Early and Military Life,
Shiloh. Wi derness. Voyage around the World Fnan-
cal Ruin. Terrible ckness, 33 Engrayings 800
Providence X. l. jelSco3t
"ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks. so TO 500 chanlbermaids, nurses gen
W6eis scTan and kitchen rs girls men cooks
W jel5est*
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PROPOSALS.

kOROPOSALk FOR WINDING AND KEEPING
Il IN REPAIR OF CLOCKS
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WAsHrNGroN. d. G., June q, 1855.
Sealed Proposals viii be received until TWELVE
OCLoCk NJ, FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY sixth,
1850. Tor winding and Keeping In Repair the Clocks
OF this Department and its several bureaus for IL
fiscal year ending June 80 1855.
Instructions 10 bidders will be furnished ON applica
ton TO the Custodian. Room lO4, Department Of the
Interior
Proposals to be addressed 20 the undersigned ana
marked Proposals for Winding Clocks"
, l. O. C. LAMAR,
yeot6wot Secretary.
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j III f Nj / 5 FIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND F sTREFTS

ED- As unsCrUpulous parties initiated orr stpo
sud name. - careful and come To tine ,4JKSI-p III
1LNIH AND STREETS no
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Dk. LEoN THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- Ohiy Ienaose Ladies PHYSICIAN In The city can he
Sni.ea daily, 4G} st .bc.weeR Ala aud 9th ss a W.
I.1inpt leatmelt Correspondence ard consuIta;ions
te20-6ts
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN 4
w comfortable summer Room; located between
9th and 14th and and Address X. star OF
ice. jeL0.ts
"ANTED-A ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT
w no I'D: state price, questions. Address MAG
(iI h, Star office. jeI9-3ts
VIYANTED-BY REFINED AND QUIET FAM
w lily OF two. permanent and best of tenants floor
of four or five UNFINISHED roUn3 In genteel modern
b use; rent must be moderate Address II. b. star
office jel9 2ta
VTANTHD-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w permanent locator If suited-One two unfur
nished Rooms (ons large front ROOM, modern i'm
provements, between and and 9TH and 18th SITS.
W., references exchanged. Address $. f. B. Star Of
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OR Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-PART OF A FINST-CLASS STABLE
II in alley, between 9 aud H and 18th and 4th stS
NV. Inquire of EWELL A. DICK, Attorney at Law,
Sol ST. NV. Its
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FOR RENT-STORES.
T'OR RENT-PART OF STORE 1908 F ST.
- NV; suitable for fancy business; Fixtures TOR
sale. ie2O-3t*
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StAD WAGfAMAN'S ADVERTISEMENT IN
~ the Nailunal Free Press Tomorrow Real *
ferei. ~ e' az VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

The Evening star has n regular, permanent
bona fde daily circulation more than treble
that of any other daily paper published in
Washington. and equal to that Of all the
other daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

nor RENT-BY JULY 1ST, PLEASANT SUM-
= mer Residence on Capitol Fill, fronting the Capt.
toll Park. Apply at BROOKS Congressional hotel,
corner New Jersey ave. and st. S. e. jeI8-Iw*
L>OR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES
A idencs pleasantly situated. on Connecticut ave,
overlooking FarraRut Square, will be let to good ten
ant for term of years. Price, $500 per month APP.
ply AT no 10Th ST. NV. jel6-3m
ESOR RENT-THE LARGE THREESTORY
II Building. 1913 and $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave- known
"a The Chesapeake. CHAS E. BANES, sos F st. n.
W. jel6rot
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THE NATIONAL FREE PRESS
Its TOMORROW.

". NJ SINISTER & SONS
o19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-20

CHECK NAINSOOK
Customers must remember the last 1000 yards Of
Checked Naisook is better grade than those sold
before at the same price. Worth &c., only I21ac.
SURPLUS STOCK OF HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
We have a surplus stock of 5-inch fine Hamburg
Embroidery; must be moved.
Regular Price ACC
Surplus Stock Price $500. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-13
NAMED

w ANTED-51 WooD-SAWE Ar Sl.5O
w per cord; 10 farm hands by the day or
month; one thinner and one printer; % teams
AZ once: Intelligence and Employment Of
ice 6Os Main street, Dallss. q
w ANTED = sTENOGRAPHER De
w siIes position in law OF rairoadsoffice;
years experience in law office; uses type
writer Address 7. S. PINDIE, Smith1eid,
Virginia. mayl2.St
XAy ANTED-WH BITE COOK FOR SMALL
~ family, Apply at Matthews Lumber
Yard Ross avenue. may l2zIW
w ANTED-BY A MAN OF EXPERI-
w ence position as assistant or man
ager on ranch OF stock farm Party can
siyv 70 references, or show vouchers rs 10
character ability and experience, having
spent ~ years handling all kinds OF stock
Address THOMAS A HAYS, st. james Hotel,
Dallas Texas. m5y l2-3t
w ANTE D-slX DAY BOARDERS Ar
" 1919 Main So. Good table mayl0-4t
VA ANTEb--lu TIE MAkERS on HEI-
~ en4 d DOnlphan branches Iron Noun
tain x r.: ffee transport tion TO ten or
more tie-makers: good prices good timber,
ntaihy location, Apply 40 once George a.
y taLa, Doniphan, $40. J.. P. COWEN,
Contractor. may9-T
SAT AN iED--A GOUDGIBL FOR GENE
" raj housework, Apply at No 1913 Pearl
street, between Bryan I'D san Jaclutu
streets. FDWlN SMITH. maze -
WANTED SPECIAL TO M hCBEKS;
w lfyou want schools ia the i0ll, get YOUR
I names on tine books of the Texas School
Agency as early as p s,ible. address Texas
school Agency, GO3 Main street, Dallas,
Texas. may7-7t
! VV AN1ED-EVEKY ONE 10 KNOW
W ioat we can furnish ia n rear enable
| t'me any kind i help male or female, Old
4 Ur young. Orders from q distance Will re-
| celNe prompt a. tentiun. lNTELLIGENCE And
EMfLofMENT OFFICE, ty9 Main street, Dali
/ l9s leAas. mayo lw
49, ANfTIt n ~ ID ~ ri ii l5I'Iib7 DIV ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-13

Passengers from Toxss en- route To
Cincinnati viii note the taos that tie
Vandalia Line is now running four
trains daily from ST. Louis (Sundays ex-
cepted) for Pit,sburg, Balti more, Wash
mgs2n, Philadelphia and New York
TIN u ms daily.
Iva B'e 10 practically under one
manag vnont from ST. Louis 10 the
above eastern cities, and runs solid
trains TO PitrsbuTg with Pullman,
Hotel and Buffet sleeping RS on all tho
trains ~ New York end Philadelphia
withou. change, by Tho Pennsylvania
route.
The famous Limited Express from st.
Louis 10 Now York in loss taan 81
hours, ia acknowledged by all cCmp3ti-
tors to he THE train Of America. IL
recently "a sde tho run from lndianaUoiis
to East ST. Louis IN 5 hours and II
minutes The distance is 30 mics.
For rates On tickets, maps, time tables
or any particular Information. address,
GEO. A KNlGHE
Southwest Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
J. M. CHEsBROUGH,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, St.
Louis, Missouri.