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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22
BUILDING PERMITS


Minister Lowell presided at meeting OF the So
ciety OF Arts in London last night at which lee
ture on Labor and Wages In America" was de-
uvered by Mr.. D. Pidgeon. A discussion ensued
in the course Of which MIR. Lowell observed that
his position prevented his expressing an
opinion on the subject, but he would say that
many far-sigh;ed Englishmen believed the adop-
land dangerous competition In all the markets
Of the world, because many American fabrics
were more honest than English goods OF the same
description. Free trade would enable America
soon TO equal Engiand's mercantile MARINE which
had heretofore been Impossible through the opera
ton OF the American navigation law and tariff.
England would find America the most intelligent
competitor she had yet met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22
Marriage and Disappearance.

DAYS
James Mahoney, IS years OF age, graduated at
the Brothers academy, in Troy, N. Y, where he
was accounted one OF the brightest lads that ever
studied there. Well versed In every branch OF
study, he eXcelled in elOcution. He had decided
liking for Shakespeare, and could quote page after
page OF the great authors writings. Mah0ney
studied law during the day, and at night was
almost certain 10 visit some place OF amusement
A few days ago Mahoney obtained the salary due
him, and the same DAY he was married by Father
Hayermans to Miss Ktttie Delaney. IL years OF
age. The bridegroom visited his home, gave his
of him has been obtained, and the young bride
afflrms that she had no knowledge OF his where
ey's parents were surprised to learn that he was
married. The missing lad was stage struck. and it
Is believed that he has gone to one OF the larger
cities to seek employment on the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

WASHINGTON MONUMENT SoCIErY.-At meeting
OF the washington National Monument Society
to-day Rear Admiral c. R. P. Rodger was elected
q member OF the society, vice Rear Admiral l. NJ.
Powell, deceased. Resolutions in honor OF the
Mr.. Horatio King were adopted. No action was
taken with regard to the dedication OF the Wash
1nRtOn monument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-22

THE PRESIDENT has approved the act author
1zing the Secretary OF War to turn to the In
terror department certain parts OF the Camp Doug
ing the construction Of bridges across the Mssis-
sippi river, one within Minnesota and one between
Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the act for the re-
lief of VIM. Bowen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24
LANDMARK AND METALS.

ArEs-Ooliips, p dozen, 800 Gold Dollar
Z dozen, 500 Diamond edge, 3 dozen, $50;
Double Ri, 100
sKILLETs Avn IIps-iylc y ~; sugar ket.
tas, $40 = 10.
TiN PLArE-I, q. l01l4, . box, $50; I. o.
.iX20, s. box, 500; Tsrno, lix6J, 3 box, $50;
'ene, 20X2n n box, l4.IO,
wAllE-Pjeced, dgoouut ~ y cent,
spluped, discount b9 II cent.
SOLDERING. /, lie; No. y and =, l8c " 10.
DUCK HuRAk COLA ps-NO. !, a.Ij n dozen
dAMEs-'fwO loop, $50 = dozen three loop,
a7i n dozen
TACKs-iu 1O1es, iO0 papers, 80 y box.
aHUB HoEs-fs dozen, 7.5o; rauroad picks
dozen, no.
MArroCKs--1s dozen, $50
ItUBRER RELTiNu-Diacount 80 y cont,
EAtLs--;iJy, rate,
sHOvuLs Ann SPADas- Kowinud's, di5.
.Juut 30 Seoul; AmUg' list, NJ el goods. q
ruunt 10 rau 10 n cent,
HEAVY HARDWARE Shafts, dnishC 900
Dos, 1850; 8inglctroos, wagons, sel-tt, i.76;
buggy. 225; express, 200; wagon Tongues.
1000, hickory nXles, 1000; bolster $40; comp
hug poles, 4.l5, ,pokes, XXX select, 2.1b;
Xxx, 2,5O' sawed telioes, ~ L7i; 2, 400
tpWdeu shoes, go; nor hWt.tgrr horse nails,
so o, @ 20: q, G.25; c. uO; par iron, &c rate,
pillow vol, 10; sprln a, Bo cast steel, iSo.
BUCQIEs--GraGe nd spring top, W.0Ndo
10000: 10 open, TOO. ,a51,0G; do. side spru,.
iop, lcl.UydlSh.OG; do, side bar, l0OOsNglO9J'
DO phietOnf, l2hOSNl50QO! grade A. side
,pIng, liO.tNGNOOO, dO. phetOna, l50.OOtg
LOCO; bump seat huggies, Ifi.0h02hOVO; plat
.orm springs, u00NplA0oi three spring Wsg-
gnH fOOHGn1OO
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GROCERIES,.

SoFslE-Rlo An us
SISias, l5SlS} Las nyfs 4. ~, ~ dS'
soci 0o,r. psIlal, 45gASc; Youpp n 49,. -
SuGXRsgi e s,SsSScci japan, Ssa65o, '''' wa
s oa granulate & ;te9;sycc!. pal 11s, s1ic
sIStuuaIhted 7e to 75sc DnnsisnS NJ iiath't.ol
seconds, 5lso tG Sc. WI o'se TO ts.e
IOLAss -I.optctsrs.,4.
nVe fair 10 good s5c corn ~ pSc prlms
FAtGeiSG- Pure ute, ia III M NC;
lCs, l0lsc; ties, IS, - !,y,,isi "7soi p YARD
ErIcR-- Wholesale, 7aSr
o.. ,s ,f,S,. his'Soda \, go; Xxx Go, ,,.o,
singer snaps, Sc. WI VteSih
SoAP-OliVs gT5 Il no. h,
harsi s,49 3 box. ' Ia" BOX; n
SS - Es-Staf, nun weight ,q,xm,o.
AEes-fuh cream, Ism 81. 4''oo'
dr,oFE-S9<e basis; cotton r,n,s. iQo
~ H,LoFHAsPIFs-Ronnd Go. eSriny On \,
,nn ~ hAeD RKs--I buGhei, iron boyo5 q IN =.
'STr 11ps 1choop pals, 200; S-hoop, SSS o" '
oosep; No. 2, 800; No. 4, IN ga NO l. sNe y
nkAPrIN9 PAPER-Rae ana st,s-, AZ M.
"a ~ Nv pGk--SBS g key OF q Ina: IplI 10 %
"a bn 20 nissting Kegs, 22s shot-dron has,
IiUkLEs-Chow-chow !. -bsrrsl. har,si = In
S,gallon pals, chow-chow' ia. 9isatS ~"
g pisss' mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints, 10
liz quarts, ZlO; glRBs n gallon, ara. GLASS
NJ tc1 1.oo, glass hex, gallon, 7.5O
0arIeIs ! "a. NJ barrels 1850: No n.
barrels, 100; No. 2 L>barrels' aec. NJ 70
vi no. kits, LOS; No. 8 kits, i.t1, ave
holland Observation-Disclosures ' ! s5 "A xe,,
SSA.NS5DS-stich, sS1c p 10; fancy, isS25c N's'
hAlslNs-Londou layer, S3.
i, Clpse--Crsb apple, &c; Missouri o,der ~,
gallpn; vinegar, p gallon, I&GS)s w
,n, =. earl, dAc; royal glass, 45ze; Bon
oyes W. pses ages, &c; corn starch, In pack
usss, 10; o-lh wood hoH glass, $40.
Lft--C Concentrated, 276<G4.UU,
Iu0s-We quote: lie {, gallon for rIa,e5.
crooks, loo 2 gallon for glazed s0''
lard, $l.25. Nv o." SV'n'
81 80 z tAohEs-unpeelsd.S &c; peeled, l7c.
NO. ' 'i'SVi hAiis
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DRUGS.

-sulpnurlc, y carhoy, 1915; citrlo, 2
n, 90. oxrlio, & 10, Is, tartsIic, powdered u
m, 20,
GUAs--Arabis, select, Y n, SOC; aaaislda
Is % sc, cRmphof, ~ tu15i opium, $50 To f.N
OILS Borgamot, s9ndoHon's, q N, $40,
lemon, SsndersOn's, $780, peppermint, 800
wlntergreen, s2.25; olive, Malaga, il.25,
POTASH Bromide, " n, i0c; iOdide, 1926
SoAPs-Casuisi motred, = n, SSlOc' Car
tile, white, Hob
AIsCELIANEous 81 Ammonia, narO.i n n,
40: alum, sos; arrowruut, Bermuda, Wci Bal
sam, cOpa.ha, SIC; bomZ, refined, i&nlii Gallo
mel, am, 100; castor oil, II gal, }l.i6teLtOi
cassia buds, q n, iaelS; cream tartar pure
y 10, SSi corrosive subllmate, Il 70, SO; ohloro-
tOm, n 70, W; extract logwood, bull
4 10, 'l25li; glycorine, bulk, 4 n, 2sS0'
iodine r0sublhnated, "A 10, AGO; leavsa
ouchu, short, y 10, Is; leaves, SIENNA, Alex
y n Is; murphia, sulph, s. Or, $3.50; spirits
nltot, sweet, h NJ, 81; siry ohnis, orystelat yi,&
y Lao, tapioca, = ~ Z; waI, white, = -
ds,san.
suipbste ouln,ne, y o.. ;l.cOssi.O5 olD'
obonidie, 80 10 400
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LouIsvlLLx OAR SoI'E T..~v =,
a.7SNy, Tree Of brands, sec 10; X meslpyn sros
~ uISnos' &c ID; A heavy, one brand. sTc
.; medlam, one brand, S5c 10; Baiti,nore
bh hFAlo SLAuGnTER-P Prime. is IN N N
Sides ~ 10; good, Ii 20 % sides. 2sc IN. connl
,rr TO II ID sides, &c 10; G. D., Matamoras
Sc n; No |, oak harness lea. "a IN Slc IN
no. :, oak harness lea, n to Sc lb: No. l.
Ac 10; n 4, hem sk,rtng lea. sae In, NJ a. veg
hAm ssln ing len. &c 10, Welt and bridis
leather, 81 10 s5a side '''N'0
PHILAns LpHIA CALF-Fxtra quality o.
hl6 Id; a Ia 50lb to dozen Al as IN. 50 H. ,sS ~
% deSeu, ln;@ to 20 ID TO dozen. SSc In ~
TRENCH CA LF-Sl.lb tn $50 10: xxx ton-
p,hss, sll co or ;, SIS to Ss.u0 dogen; NIX ION
Nnss'ali colon l. extra large, $50 to SIl d, zen.
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ALObOl--F .gliuu, ys.i 81
haANbu3-- domestic, b gahous2 ~ &. 3S1y
l9ruigJ pOhupg,lSi1ts gallon $50; ie'., 90 y
siN ',u, lsto $3.50; lstl N.lu, is0S, ~,
~ 1910; ylarJ, pupuy & Co.'S cOgnac Isl. I,
Ntyi la.1, ti.ON; 1884, $500; 1873, ;l02,; Es-
q sl nuiouche s. 90. cognao, ISIS $50; $50
ibt0i lNts. $40.
sin Domestic, New YORK or po,'rI,.rhla.
x keNyNi Sl.i5i Holland, r. gallon, S2U0o2.Ii;
aI hoOsr Blruetts Old Tom, e gallon, $8lh
y n 0F Robert Sutnel's old Tom, n cnGi,
ta0sNi Holland, p case, $3.50.
WAlsuN--lOu.s!aRa scct!aOd, % y cant.
EooL i gallon, Sl.Q; Western sl.SSl. 60.
boWonn, tlsO0S60; Rye, slBH{36O; scotch,
isn,,!eded, AtAdl2Si Irish imported, ti.25
OHAMrACEks KoudereI Carte Blanoh
9'srs, 8 dozen, 40, Piper Heldsoick quarts,
q aNfeui 500; Krug CO., quartz, L dozen,
~ Motr q Chandon, Sllleiy Mousseux, a
g aen, 2AONi Cremnnt dAy, y dozen, S.00; g.
n' MNmm 4 Co.'s, pmts, 81 additional; dr.
'tseuAN NIo, Extra Dry, 300,
-, y Et-Cnii0rnia cl8ret, 4 gallon, 75j
1s.gotNntel No. 7, & gallon, SO(tS5; imroriei
80. 3, ordinary, II oesk, 1O0lsS001; family
s.Leis, pen caSE, iO.OUtol0O; eno clsrutH, n
Tqti Nuot,li5O0; MCdoc, h case, 500; 81
fpsusn, care, $40; Mafyaux, n case, 400
i rgS9,g Camel case, 1000; IarosO, + case
,ss'Ni eoviU, = case, 400; Chateau Lanite
U.s., A.t' crd'nar'. = cRsc, 8.G0fHbi
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Wool, HIDES Ann pHLTRINs.

i,,W,, u,o9L-Nexican, free Of burn, lOtl2o; Mex.
A., ,n IN proved, l3gl7c; coarse, lie; nno me-
lUglsc; fine wool, according 70 dirt and
lss ssa.non, lfCS2cj bury, Asec por pound
W. according 10 burrs.
AZ niIpks--Prime plump GintA, 10 M and up,
~ wi 10 seconds, plump nints, ~ ios and M,
MN pef 10; prime light ana alps, 40 per n;
Ssii2, pulls srd stegs, Nnllc PER n; dry salted
sSlssa1to' according W condition; green sailed,
stiAii0w-.P Prime tsllow, 90; tallow grease,
~ e,NeHe. VnllNv "a hrcwr. tfAiCs
aioss Neutrality-suspicious. skins, l6GlSc, antelope, ~
49, sheep peltH " pet wool, 1,do6hc; shear
orsa N0lSo; Fallln and poverty nom 20sSc
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Mothers l Mother,l Mo,hsrs,

Are you disturbed at night and br Slysn
OF your rest by a sick child suffering sad
crying with the eXcruciating pain o.
cutting teeth? If 80, go at once and "a,
a bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothi pr
syrup. 1t viii relieve the poor little sllil
ierer immediately-depend upon II,
mere is no mistake about b.
mere is not \ mother on earth
VINO has ever used it who viii
not tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother.
and relief and health to the child, opera
ting. like magic. 1t is periectlp safe to
use in all cases and pleasant to the taste.
and is the prescription OF one of the old
est and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. % cents a bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24

Plies are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in the back, Joins ana
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some Aztec
ZION OF the kidneys or neighboring or
CANS. AT times, symptoms Of indiges-
ton are present. tlatuleAcy, uneasi.
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture.
like respiration, producing very dis.
agreeable itching, after getting warm,
10 common attendant. Blind
Seeding and Itching Piles yield ut once
70 the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching. and affect.
ing a permanent cure. Price, 30 cents.
Address, tho Or. Bosanko Medicine Co,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all drnggista.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24
bumarR AMI BunDrNa MArHaIAI

BoUeB l,uNRNR--Upder - feet, SO = l,pOO;
over - feet, {NllO "a l,utN
DRyHgUD LuffnEp--Ouo side, teleot, sc II
100; one side, over Y inches wide, gE.N II
Too; two sidos, 2l50 y 1900; one slide, lA,9l1s
inches, ESQ a I 900; native siding 80 Il Lou
white pine siding, second common, SG.0 4
800; poplar siding, S2i n 1000, rough ceiling,
lbs y Loo; 4 ceiling, dressed and undressed,
40 p I $40; a ceiling, dressed and addressed
rs AZ go; poplar ceiling, $3.50 u LOO; white
Sine ceiling, $50 q l,OOl; dressed and matched
iooring, fN.j0 r Loo; lS-inch battone, rough,
lT.SO per Leo; dressed go 4 100.
suIEOLEs--S, Loo! Sap pine, iS.25i hear,
plue, 6, No l cypress, N.a0; ., \ cypress
a50; boss, best or MI heart cypress 81 d.
monaion cypress, inches, ssi ronnd ed oy'
ortAs N
Poars-Ced'r posts, bet 2Ac each.
LATHs-- Per l,OVO, 40.
BRIUH-Dalla. brick, $50 per 1900.
PLASTER pAUIs-Now York, 400; Miehl-
CEMEIr-Rosendale, 2,76i Portland, best
6.9i per barrel.
SToNE FIrEs-About 800 per foot.
DRAIN PtpE-From l8c per loot, and high'
or ace riding 10 size.
LInE-Coopered lime, 400 pei barrel.
HAIR-Goat, No per pund.
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Young NLenY--Renn ThI..

The VOltaic Belt company OF March
chall, Mich, Otlors to send their cele-
brated electro Voltaic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
DAYS TO men young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
aud manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. M risk il in
Cured, as thirty days trial j. allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pam
phlet tree.
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GRAIN AND BREAD srUFrs.

WHEAr-1SJI0c,
kvK-k Kansas, Noc.
CORS--In ear, 5lc; sacked, Coo.
OAra-ln bulk, 2Sc; In sack, SOci rom store
10 TO sc higher,
FCouR-Per cwt., Patent, $40; fancy, t2.85;
choice family, x2lb, xxx, tl25; low grade,
2NS.
BRAE--Per cwt;At mills, So; In store, 95(e'l
$50.
HomfNY AND uRIga-- 50 per barrel.
FUFr--Choppcd corn per 100 pounds, sl.1
ih0ppeS corn aud oats per 100 pounds, slil
,orn hr N per 100 pounds, s0c.
QRAHAN rLouR-Por loo pounds, g.
HAy-Pnalrie, " per ton, or ~ looeei mil.
let, 50 per ton, or NJ loose,
Mffr.rT sEEp-e5c. German miletcOc.
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Iinnrh Am annra-

sens Mp hroganH, eNgl.2 boys zip bro.
ssos St9l.O0; men'g Z. calf hroRsns, l0lNl.7J
10Y I. calf lrugans, g5,sl.2t; mems xiv
,s.eEle plOwe, l.0celS5; boys kip 2-huckis
t'Ve,We, 6sdl..l. nous bun hsls. congress and
seatt,h, lHSg225; mems calf bQlg, UQugress
(, ,h ea Notiou, 2lttIi50, mems KIP boots, 2l0O
.@oiy mems L, calf boots, 4s1N6fiSO0; mons
~ uoyF 4. calf boots, l6.d(g2i.0O; boys
W W Noots, e.H o3.T00; women's ~ kippolkas
tINNcj Misses ~ Kip pOlkRs, HSc1OC
4. le ~ Kip polkas, al sizes, iSd55c; ohildit
"a lNlAes, all sizes, bNnt5o; wumonie calf pog
ss - polish, l.OOt1ia5; Misses calf peg and
se polish, NCsi.l0, wonen's hufi sewed pol.
al ny CLIO; Women's calf sewed polish, La
"a, womcn's grain seWed and polish, u
sa.1'i Womon'e hid scwod, pte,l.T5; WOmen's
tobt leWed pitsh ..Orf'Ji
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Best Rio, parched or ground, 7 pounds
iorSl, G. Il. MoMANn q BRo.,

Don't wait longer for lower prices, rs
to-day they have been put down 90 the
lowest notch, and shall positively close
out the Loeb Il Frieberg stock Of grocer
les everything Ia that line, by April l.,
M the store has Co be given up. Tho as
sortment is good and thu prices are
much lower. /. HElDFNiiIfMER,
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rKuIr. POULTRY, eAMH, nro.

APrLKs--t50O per barrel.
ORANaEB-Slclly, - box, i.5Q
LEye~s-Slclly, \ boz, $3.50.
DATE5-In trails, &c.
BArANAs-S006tl.00 " bunch.
GRAPEs-Maaga, none.
SWEET PorAroEs-l.OO,1l.5o.
OpIoNB-SjtO n barrel
PorAIoEs-fa bushel, l.D.
CABDAax-tc per III.
turkeys, 75c.
Eoos-lOc " dosen.
BuTrEs-Best grnde northern, SO; bes
pal as county, DO, other Texas oouQtE but
Ter, 2po 10 $50, ano0rdl ing " ouahty,
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wo,,rAN WELLS.

HohfSson Count. v, Texas Open Summer
an, Winter.
One hundred an d forty miles north nj
Houston to WOota n Wells junction on
Houston Il Texa Central railway
street ears meet al day trains. AZ.
knowleged the best mineral water in
the south. Has cure thousands, Write
tor testimonials. Enquire for excpr.
sion tickets, at all Houston b Texas
central railway offices. Water by OF.
press, t. .. d. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable Offices with
chimneys Two mails each day. Board
including mineral water, from Is 10 an
per week. Address, Wootan g,alis
company, Wootsn Wells, Texas.
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LIVE sroOR.

line Quotations given below refer 70 corn FED
px animals, living weight
inhkvEs-S1StSlc per pound
u, ovws@Sc per poundi mich cows, com
1vn, w PER head.
SShhkf-Prime, SfSitc per pound.
nuoAIs-None on tho market.
ueoe-SSet4c per POM Il.
BULLS Ann SrAcs-iltOs9c Der pound.
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Pannr IlnnrInr -. No. Etnr-

Satisfy yourselves ui ne above asser-
ton 10y calling on us, alu We will take
pleasure in showing yol oar specimen
work aud al entirely new and iull line
Of decorations and paper nangings.
MCCALL. 4 EKSENWI
80 Main efrect
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A Pure and EnootIvo ualr Dre.slnr.

" TuTa anu tHoOIIVo Hair UT0ssIng,
Coco8iu0, compound OF cGcOauut oil,
beauties the hair BHd IL sure to allay
OIL itching ard Irritation of the scalp.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their perfect
purity aud strength.
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Eiseniohr Bros, q schneider. German

Pharmacists,
Corner Main and Field streets and
Elm and Ervay streets, Dallas. We so
licit the public patronage, not on the
strength of elegant clerks, illuminated
by electric glars, but 10y tending to our
R0catiou individually and 3 iug II our
constant personal attention. Pruscrip.
ton aud chemical department spe-
cialty. r.. L. EIssaIoHR,
AUGUST 5CdNEIpER,
G.. A. In ENLoHR.
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,Iiyou ar e tirtd taking the large
,, ~ gripping pills, try Certer's
ae Liver + ills and take some com
n = man = can't stand everything.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-24

Ed. Randall has just received a couple
OF new and elegant picnic aud fishing
wagons. Do not forget him.
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Why was the English army unsuc-
cossfUl in Egypt Simply because they
were cut of from their Glen Lea sup
plies.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-24
WANT COLUMN.

aaperffsenenfs IN fhp column rtu be charged Tor
q, me rate of Five Cs,sfs per line per neck. No
adyertisemenf taken for sss than Is oe7s, ana riH
nj be Inserfed until paid for
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-24

IN0R SALE-sso acres OF land ak miles Sc OF
+ Kingman in kingman county, Kan. - acres
under cultivation, 50 OF which IL Gown TO wheat;
wiIl-exrhange for Wichita property: or good
terms will be given to tenant-a get-up-in-the
morning st 40 clock -and-dust kind Of man;
no other need spply. ID. L. Green. Wichita,
Kan DIS I'm
EOR SALE-Two platform scales, and com
z piete fixtures Of feed store: price Sc. APP
ply az 20. e Douglas ave. d.. Ste
EOR SALE-The beet bargain In wiehita-a
Il span OF ponies and good buggy and harness;
ponies are yesrs old, match In size. and color
good, stylish drivers. el3s. Address W. II.
Shaw. box 1855. wichita. Kan. d3.-sts
EOR sALE-or Trade-Eight head Of milch
Il cows and milk route. Apply No. 1915 east
Douglas ave dse-i1ss
EOR SALE-Or bridesmaid bueiness on
Il Douglas ave; with or without team. Inquire
at So Douglas ave d1s-lsts
EOR SALE-within blocks north OF Do1giae
i ave; c-room house. good stable, . lots, veil
shaded. east front. 9. 00espscial baxgain. for
. few days. Bunnsu B AoriAouss. d5S-U
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81. L., L. D = ". u. H.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
Depart
No. 3, express and mail ........---.. s 50 q. m.
No ID, stock and Way. II As .. m.
10 Id, Through Freight. .lo:l3 a. m.
WEST BOUND TRAINs-
Depart
No. i, express and mail. Z: so p. IN.
No. lS Freight arr & stops atWichita II 10 p IN.
No Is. Way Freight. -.-.lesTes leo p m
Nos I sDd 2 run daily.
Nos. ID, "a, Is and l6 daily except Sunday.
Elegant Pullman sleeping. parlor and chair
cars sttsched to all passenger trains running
between Wichita and st Louis via TT. Scott, in
connection with the Missouri Pacific. without
change; arrives at st Louis Union depot At . 10
an, in time 10 get BREAKFAST and make con-
nectious with all trains OF other roads for all
doints Baggage checked through to destina-
ton.
Passengers will not be allowed TO nde on
freight trains without tickets.
For rates and other information cali on I'M
dersigned. W. d. MCRDoCh. Agt--
Der IL 1855.
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Buy doll of Israel Bros. for your child
il will surely please. dS-r
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Watch for it. The first symptom Of true
Group is hoarseness and If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is freely given at once. and
the doses frequently repeated the dread dis
ease may be entirely prevented and all dan
ger and anxiety avoided. Sold by Aldrich
4 Brown. d..
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Bank Wanted.

Bank Wanted.
The Englewood Town Co. will give co.
900 bricks to build with; also good business
lot to the first person or corporation who
viii build building and operate . bank in
Englewood, Clark Co., Kans. For particu-
lars enquire OF w. L. MeBss. or II. F.
Friend, Wichita, Kans. daft
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-24

change. We don't know. The women of
23 are what most men want
a Chep. clet girl wants to know how TO
cure a tickling sensation about the face.
Tell him to 20 get c.ean shase.P
. The mah who went to the counry.for ''r st
and change says the walters gut most OF The
change and the Iand.OId the rest
Meet m at the gate, love" has been
changed TO Meet mo at the gratC, love.
Tie cool weather has nUcessiated the
change
The subscription to the season at the New
YORK MetropoIitan opera house already
reaches S30,0OO. Last year the entire sub
scription was SS,0OO.
II may be true that the Sptz dog Is "a do
meSticatcd subarctic variety of the prairie
wu!f, hut our own personal Opmiou Is that
he Is cOnfOunded nuisance.
Nine. Tercsc CarrenO. the pianistc. has
sailed for a brief trip in South America, In
the course of which she will visit Venezuela,
her native country, which she has not seen
since She left it AZ aichild.
poor little S-year-od girl OF Westminster,
Conn, goes TO the reform school for thirteen
years Tor hitting woman with all apple. lf
she had shot the woman with u revOiycr she
would probably have got off with q rcpri-
mand.
The Mr.. Holland who has latcly joined Mr..
Emlncts company, is not the Dir. +. NJ. Ilol-
land, late OF Wallaclis and the Madison
Square. This cOmuIedian, the clever son of
gu Gcorge Holland, still remains in New
York.
MIR. Thomas has arranged notable series.
of programmes for the popular concerts, tobe
given at the Academy OF Music, New York,
each Tuesday evening and Thursday after
noon during the season of 1856. The or
chestra to bc employed ia these concerts will
number seventy ave performers and will be
increased as the programmes may require.
Miss Hope Glenn, writing to a friend W
Chicago from London, speaks gcefully uf or
many excellent engagements. She was 49,
take part in the recent Patti concert at Man
chester on the Sth inst She is. moreOveren
gagged to sing in the concerts of the Birming
ham Choral society from November to March;
December u in C0wen sleeping Beauty"
and in the Royal Albert Choral Society.s con
certS, which extend from November TO
March.