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Listen to Your Wife.


The Manchester GUARDIAE, June Sth, 1888
says;
At one Of the
"Windows"
Looking OH the woodland ways! With
rlumps OF rhodOdendrOms and great
ngsses OF May biOSsoms!l! "There
was an interesting group.
1t inoludad one who had been "Oot-
ton spinner" but was now so
Paralyaed!!i
That he could only bear TO lie in a
reclining position.
This refers to my case,
/ Was Attacked twelve years ago
with "LocomOter AtaXy"
"a paralytlc disease Of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured)
and waa for several years barely able
to get about.
And for tho last Five years not able
to attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch
ing.
Home for lncurables! Near Man
chester, in May, 1882.
am no "AdvOcate"; "For anything
In the shape Of patent" Medicines2
And made many objections to my
dear wite'5 constant urging to try Hop
Bitters, bu. finally 10 psoity her
COustntodU
| had not quite finished the frat
bottle when felt change come over
me. This was Saturday, Move mber
Sd. On Sunday morning / felt so
! strong said to my room companions,
az was sure ! could
"Walk!
SO started across tho floor and back.
hardly knew how to contain myself
was all over the house. | am gaining
| strength each day, aud can walk quite
safe without any
"Stickv,
Or support.
| am now az my own house, and hope
soon to be able to earn my own living
again. l have been member Of the Man
| chester
| "Royal Exchange"
For nearly 30 years and was most hear.i-
| ly congratulated on going into the room
Thursday lost Very gratefully yours,
JOHN BLACKBURN, MANCHESTER (EngJ,
Dec, q, 1883.
| Two years later am perfectly well
EHF~ None genuine without bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
tho vile, poisonous stun with "HOp" or
"Hops' In their pane.
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Dallas Tribute to the dead Com
mpDder.D

m0nuGr.'
Dallas, July 20.-Mayoralty TO Aldermen
Jacob Rauch aud Samuel Peterman, and
Messrs. DIR. A. A. Johnston, Jen Word
and John II, Elliott
EXPERIMENTATION arc hereby APP
pointed committee, by request OF
many citizens, to confer with com
mlttoo Of the Grand Army of the Ro-
public and agree upon suitable AZ
rangements for observing with appre-
pirate memorial services tue 8th day
Of August, tho day on which tho re-
mains OF General U. S. Grant are 10 be
depogited In thor final resting place
This people and the people Of this
State desire to manifest their respect
for the memory of the deceased sol.
dior, of whom General Beauregard hat
20 truly said: "He was brave and
successful soldier and a generous sd
versary." Very respectfully,
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor Brown has also, by commits
sion, requested Mossrs. j. e. Bigger
James y. Thatcher, IL. b. Davis and
John Ii. Witsmsn 10 Represent Dallas
at the funeral in New York.
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Secretary Bn6icOtts Old Coilep
lIate

Secretary Hndicotts Old College
William G, Endicott, Secretary of
War, wrote his name in the registry
OF Now York hotol ono day last
week, sud turned TO follow the bell
boy TO the elevator, there stood in hla
way man whooe face had been hand
sOme before rum bleared it, and whose
clother were tho vOrn.oUt remnants
OF fashionable suit, but whose biz
figure r0tainad q port which made
him still imposing. He extended his
hand and said: "How arc you,
JuageW with IN assurance and
hosrtinoss which made repulso all
but impossible. The detective on
duty in tho corridor stepped hastily
forward, took the hummer by the arm,
aud told him that he must not annoy
tho guest.
"What?" tho chap exclaimed in6ig-
n0ntly, 81 annoy Judge EndicottY
Why, he and / we're college chums."
Secretary EndicOtt Chatted minute
with his old acquaintance, got
away from him without re-
sorting TO a rough process,
and afterward said: "Y0u are
right in surmising that he wanted an
appointment TO office, and that he
based his request on tho ground OF
our college relationship. Ho was
nearly foremost i'll roy class; bin
family had wealth and responsibility
with which to hOlp him forward, and
there seemed to be no reason why nc
shouldn't distinguish himself in life
For 10 years l have not seen or heard
Of him, IIo seems to have wrecked
himself. Suppose now that he had
sent to mo written petition, signed
by humorous reputable persons, and
reminding me OF my former knOwl
edge concerning his abilities--ign'tl II
easily conceivable that ] might limo
Gently and properly have placed him
in Government employ? All good
character st the beginning of decade
~ too often all gope ~ the end
Nov York Correspondence Chicago
lnter0cean.
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gezas q Pacific.

leaves I. q P, Depot 49,, 6:5R A. M.
Nos. sos and SO8(New Orleans Express)ruB
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily.
Nos. 30A, SOl and 800 take meals mt the Union
Depot. Nos. 154 and 15g connect at FL. Worth
with trains 10 ana from Colorado City.
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Five hundred and three dog tngs
have been sold 30 tar. There is great
indignation expressed that parties
who keep their CANNES In thor yards
off the streets should DO fined for the
nOn-payment Of tho deg tax.
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KnhhI Chairman

Rabbi Edward ~. Chapman, of
Brooklyn, Now York, lectures to.mor-
row evening At Temple Emsnu-E,.
The congregation has called him and
the probabilities are he will bo retain,
ed es their rabbi. Tbs gentleman Is
said to DO tiuop5 and eloquent
speaker.
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PROFES SIONAL,

PROFESSIONAL.
I G. BIGGER,
~ u $. Attorney suspended for "offsn-
siye partnership" resumes the general
oflaw in al it br inches, and can
be found 81 Norton's Building, Opposite
the Fostollice unit the completion of his
SUITE OF Offices ut No. 81 Main street, Dal-
las, Texas,
". DODSON,
Attorney-at-Lsw and Notary Public,
Denton, Texas.
WIN attend promptly to legal businessd
t.!l KINDS. pay taxes, make collections, etc,
CRAWFORD d CRAWFORD,
Attornoys-at-Law,
Office No, 723 Main street.
NJ. J.. CRAWFORD. WI. CKAwFoRp,
q C. JOHNSON,
Attarucy.at-Law,
Land and Collecting Agent,
bOW lE, Mon ague Co. texas,
Nus'nc5s attended to IN any of the neigh.
g,, s,.,,''...i '''4'' N"ia''' 'A"euNe pluuPy
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~
N'''i1'' -l'--""'
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BNR. q. y. VEAL,
~ ONlce 600 Main straet o,e,, p,.,b,,,o,
oice TSienb pS lcg No s 10 rear ONCE AZ night
M q, HENDERSON,,
w.
$50 nv, a,
ssyr-groci,l ,.,,,,,,,,., atluhla, 1eNas,
. - ,-see...s s-ssetlSIor s.ven 10 oolleellons.
b. ." iksIt;9 oSi,o,Ii -,
Beiton. TeSoS SS'i''i -''' i''' "
land business. N'''' ''A'
~ 81 s1IITg -
% 'oMllhi
Atsorney-at-Law,
Special attention given 10 Commercial
Jew ana investigation OF land titles.
= ~ ,fONTCC,,,,,%.
81 1Conn ntO H,,.i VI p,,-,..c.,..,,,
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wagons and purcles for Everybody

At7l3 Elm street. John s. Witwer,
who makes speciality of the oelo.
brsted studebsker wagons and bug
gies, has now ON hand a large stock,
and PARTIES wanting good farm OF
spring wagon, carriage, buggy OF
phaeton, should Gall on Mr.. Witwor,
Prices reasonable and goods fully war.
rnnted.
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WARDS SEAIIARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

A famous institution The Alumnn
number 1873. The attendance 1885, IA
for sixteen states. The 4lst session b ~.
gins September, l, 1856. Patronize this COL
leGe; Board, fuel, lights, laundry, music
aud literary tuition, use Of piano, contip.
gent fees, stationery books and sheet mn.
sic cost year from $500 to $3.50, payaols in
installments, If desired. a csach for the
students win leave Texas for NaIhyllle
September LIST in charge of the agent, For
cata ogue and arrangements, address j. o.
Patton, Professor of Mathematics and
General Agent, Dallas, Texas. Mall viii
be forwarded TO him On the road imme.
diately.
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OIL Repository.

The Wators.Pierco Oh Company
purchased lot yesterday OF Mr.. Bar
nett Gibbs near the Missouri Pacific
Railway track, adjacent to tho brew
cry, ana will erect q repository Tor oil
thereon. Tho price paid for tho lot wau
| SSnO
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uorsrord's acid Phosphate, Ir Debility.
DR.. w, II, HotCoMBE, New Orleans,
La, says; 81 found 10 an admirable
romedy for Cobilltaigd utaya Of the sya-
tenn, produced by tho wear and toar Ui
Tho norV0ua 0norAtos.n
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Delicate diseases of either sex, how
ever induced, npeedily and perma
nently CurOd. Book OF particulars 10
cents In stamps. Address Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, G63
Main street, Buffalo, New York.
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s rInc RnIr nrnss,rr.

a five hair Dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly,
and ~ also q preparation uuequaled
Tor tho eradicate Of dandru&.
The superiority OF Burnetps Flavor.
Ing Extracts consists In their purity
and great strength.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DALLAS, TEXTS, July, 1885.
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Surveyor Meeting

Surveyor Strong, who sent ous cir
culafB a few days since TO luo survey
ors Of the various counties calling for
amooting, TO be held as Fort Worth on
the 9Th Cf August, has received q mum.
Dor Of responses, and tho indications
aro there will bO full attendance.
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HstsizArrlyais.
AT THE ST. GEORGE.

John s Andrews, Fort Worth, A IL
Bartlett, Paul's Valley, Indian Terri.
tory; Oscar Price, Terrell; p J Nor
wood, J p Loyelsdy, Cleburne; Will
lam II Booth, Fort WorthiB M Mel.
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THE ]. v CR0N0US DRUG CO,

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Sold at Retail ut Dallas by GOE. II. AT.
klNS. 4 sample package and circular OF
testimonials sent TO any address In the
United States on receipt OF % cents by the
Tnrrnl nnNn
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NEN INALANl CONSERVATORY Of MTSlC

Boston. Mass, OLDEST Ia America:
instructors, 1911 students last year. Thor
ough Inst uction In NOcai and Instrument
tal Mu ic, Piano md Organ TUNING, Fine
Arts, Oratory Literature French, German
and Italian Languages, English Branches
Gymnastics, etc. rultior So to $50; board
aad room, as o SIS per term. Fall Term
begins September 10, 1885 For Illustrated
Ca ,endar, giving full Information, addre,
n ToURJEE, Dir, Franklin Square, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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Bryan Street, D alias.

This institution, conducted by the Ur-
The system of education pursued is design.
ed TO develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers of the pupils, and to make
them useful women Of refined tastes and
cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Beard, washing and tuition, incluGirg
Stationary, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary iutirm-
airy expenses, per session OF five
mOnlEB. .,.......... .........,.....,......Sl 100
Music and use of piano 90. .............. So
Entrance fee (Only for the first year, coo. S
Young ladies desiring admittanCe into
the Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and Recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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Rod hlcn,A CnlnhrniInn

The Red Mon will give their annual
parade and picnic to-day. They will
pitch their tents Mt Shady View Park,
Tho parade will take place this 10 a. M
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To MinnnI GInounnr.

THE HERALD office has on hand a
large amount Of old typo, suitable for
RABBIT METAL, which will b0 sold
CHEAP,
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Shlloh's cute WIN immediately 70
lieve Group. wbolpiSg cough nd brou
chitis. Sold by J. l., Williams & Co.
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For sale sale by all Druggists,
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Drawer s, Atlanta, Ge.
l57 W CAST. NY.
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5t, louis Seminal y.
a Private sclo0t school Of High Grad
iu- Young Ludicg.

ANs ANHA- Ast-Nh.Nt
Situated al Jennings, the most beautiful
of the suburbs Of so, Louis, ON an elevation
Ia view of the city, one mile Of the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
Is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful aud humCliEo; eOch pu-
Pill iudiyidualiZed, English. Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Art.
Teachers of large experience COmmOdi-
Gus, well youtil0tel buildings, with bsauti-
iul ana ample grounds. Early application
onlyW secure groOm. Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sept 10th.
For further particulars ard Catalogues
add ess the principal, h. T BLEWETT,L,
l.. ID. Jennings, Mo
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Eald NiInrndr

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Pufis because thoy do not stick 10 the
linz.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE

- ~ O1lN &9SS ~
Unsurpassed advantages are offered at
vance OF any similar Texas ichool. File
gantly eQuippe with fine furniture, Four
teachers of splendid abb lty and n large
attendance. Seven students nom Louis
lana this year. Total cost, including
tuition, no0rd. etc 3gJ 10 $40. tudonts
can enter at any time, no vacation, Ad-
dress II. IL, HILL, President
Waco, Texas.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9Th July, 1885, and end 9th
September Have proved OF signal use
LIST, TO students who design TO pursue their
studies at this or other Law Schools; End,
to those who propose to read privately I;
an Srd, TO practitioners who have not had
For Circular ap9ly 20. University of Va)
to JsHN ID, MINOR, Prof. Com. and stat
Law.
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WASHINGTON All LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, virginia

Instruction in the usual academic studies
aud In the professional Schools OF Law and
Engineering. Location hoalthful; ex-
penses moderate. Session opens Bcptem-
Der II. For catniogue, address Clerk ofthe
faeulty :" OF Z. LEE, President.
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Observation-Disclosures
ATHOROUuu VRIAL.

John Dress, practical breeder or all kinds
Of Fine Poultry, Pigeons, Pedigree Pointer
Setter and Terrier Dogs, Little Rock, Ark,
writes; 81 have given your =. T. L. a
thorough trial, and Ind it to be oil You re-
commend H. Would therefore commend
It to the use OF all raising Poultry"
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CURED WITH TWO DOSES.

Rev. j, W, Brlce, proprietor OF the Ter
rell Nh sery, breeder oil Thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rock Chickens and Jersey Cattle,
Terrell Texas, says; al have used your T..
7. =. and ind II all lyou claim for Il, II
preventative. l had ono chicken with
cholera and cured IL with two doses Of the
L, L. Il.
+. p, Z, IS the most successful remedy
known for the cure of all diseases ofFowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks
Geese, and Birds by using p. Z. p, Ask
your druggist for L, z, Y,
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For tho ASYLUM

Tho most popular cigarettes ct the
popular price arc Opera Puffs.
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EDUCATION.
Wesleyan Fem ale Institute
gTAUNTON, VIRGINIA

opeus September 2lst, 1885. Ope NJ IN,
First SCI ools for Young Ladies in The II I'M ,,ie
TED States. surroundings beautiful. M
mate ~ surpassed. Pupils from eIehtscr
states. Refers 10 one thou and pnpi,s snd
patrons. Terms among tie Jest IN tho I NJ
ION. board: English Course, Lahn, Frencb
from September to June, 1888. For Gaia.
logue, write To REV WIN, a. HARRIS. n n
President, Staunton, Va.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
A S0aS0nabI0 Topic.

Your attention o few mo-
ments, please. n good thing
can be told in few words.
The signal flag on orr
building and shiVering hu-
manity in the street make
the subject OVERCOATS
an interesting one.
We have them in stacks.
If you don't want q heavy
weight, we have them in
light; if you don't want a
light weight, we have them
in medium. Do you want
long coatsP We have them.
Do you want short coats P
We have them. Do you
want medium-length coatsP
Take the elevator for the
third floor. We have them
in all sizes, weights, lengths,
and qualities; in Meltons,
Beavers Is m Doth or fur,
Chinchillas, Elysians, Di-
agonals, Montagnacs, &C.,
&C., &c. AS regards price,
we can only repeat what
good old Izaak Walton said:
Doubtless Dame Nature
might have made a better
berry than the strawberry,
but certes she never did"
There MIGHT be bigger
bargains than we show, but
certes there never WERE.
If the Underwear you
have on is getting too light
for the season, visit our fur
nishing department an d
take a look at our Heavy
Underwear. If you want
anything in that line, this
is the house you are look
ing for.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of Day In
and About the City.


The tinted States steamer Yantlc viii leave
for Norfolk to-day or tomorrow.
James Cooper bv his will filed with the reg.
lister Yesterday, leaves his properly to his wife
and mother.
The commissioners have changed the title Of
"ctu missioner Of the Washington Asylum to
'intCndl nt
The residence of John oystcrman, 80 X street,
wns damaged yesterday morning by fire to the
extent of c1tO.
The special messengers Mt the city postoHca
have delivered 3ti letters up to ycS,crd ".
Only thirty.cight letters were delivered on
sunday.
W. T.. simms, of Hartford, Conn, was yestcr.
day admitted to the bar of this District, and
the application of H. L. Knight, student was
referred,
\ cnycnt to the will of the late J. A. y. Lc.
mond has been flied by Sallic Johns Potter, on
the ground of undue influence at the time the
paper was made
First Comptroller Durham Is engaged in I'D.
jusling the accounts of the late commissioners
tf the Distrlct-Dcut and Twining-wlth the
view Of settling the accounts for S2J,0JO.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Smith to c. W.
Alexander toe X place yesterday morning ut
the Epiphany Church, Rev. McElroy oiliclated.
Amer tile ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
len for trip to the cast
T. \. Mccarthy yesterday entered suit on the
law side of the court against John w. Mlckey,
president of the Postal Telegraph aud Cable
Company, TO recover 500 damages for failure
to pay, in Baltimore n telegraphlc order.
The friends of Mrs. NJ. d. Allen, prominent
in musical circles have rendered her a tcsti-
mOnial concert, to take place at Congrega-
tiOnul Church on the 10th, In which all the
notable musical talent in the city Will partici.
pate.
John Lee attempted to cut the heart out of
his iGther.in.law, Monroe Grimes, with knife,
for which n jury yesterday found him guilty OF
assault with intent to Kill, and Justice Mac.
Arthur sentenced him to two years in the penl.
tCntiary.
Robert Brent, colorcd, aged 20 years about |
O'clock yesterday afternoon, attempted to get
off one of the Belt line cars before II had
stopped and fell heavily to the ground His
head was badly cut and he received slight
| bruises about his body.
c. G. Cole, attorney for Slas Merchant and
| wife, has asked tho commissioners that Mr.
| Merchant and himself, attended by and In the
presence of some official of the District, be per
| mittcd to inspect certain books and papers III
| the Offices of the collector ofiaXes and auditor
At a meeting OF the Emmett Guards last even
| ing at their HrmOry Messrs. c. T., Kearney, n
| W. Shea, $. Geoghegan, and 4. b. OConnel
| were elected honorary members. J. ID. Cusick
| J. l.. Walsh, J. Mulvihill, J. Hannah. and G. J
| Carmody were added to the list OF active mem
bcrship.
National Republican., 1885-10-06

Better Shirts at o2ia, 80, s7i4c, and 81 each.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
Base ball extraordinary to-day at Ills.
RuiIdinr ImprovemeDts.

The following building permits were issue d
yesterday: +. Ross, to build one one-story
frame, Rock Creek Church road, to cost $500.
John Thomas, to build one two.story brick,
corner Eighth and + streets southwest, TO cost
5000. John II. Clark, to build two three-story
west TO cost 81, 80. p. NJ. FOLSOM, to build one
tWo.Story brick, on X street, near Seventh, to
cost 81, coo. National Union Insurance Com.
pany, to build six two.story bricks, on Valley
street, near Stoddart, West Washington, ID. G.
g. Pierce, TO improve 1925 First street south
east, TO cost $500 David Riordan, to Improve
2Ol l. street, to cost $500. Edward BinniX, 10
improve $50 G street southwest, TO cost 500. f.
\. George, to improve 2ll3 street, to cost $3.50
John Burke, to improve li2O Maryland avenue
northeast, TO cost Sl20.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
So and $3.50.

The 50 "Palais Royal" Medicated Under
wear for gents is well known to the physi-
clans Of Washington, who almost daily send
us their patients, whom they order to wear
this underwear.
The $3.50 English Cashmere Underwear
comes in various new colors, silk bound and
finish; no better quality than the s. goods,
but finished in grander style.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
Ladies.

Ladies', Children, and Infants French
and American Underwear, In Merino, Cash h
mere, and silk. Inspection is asked of the
improved shape Of the American Hosiery
Compauy's Underwear The pants 1t to the
limbs like stockings, and, being full regu-
lir made are comfortable rs well as neat in
appearance. Tnis make of Underwear Is a
great boon to the children, the hose fitting
over the drawers without creasing.
National Republican., 1885-10-06

Miss Elizabeth i. Hamilton, daughter OF
Robert b. Hamilton. of the city postofice, was
married at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon TO
James \. Wilkcr, Of the city postoiiicc. at the
Fourth street southeast. Rev. Edmond Hez
SVEN otlCatcd. The church was well filled
with friends Of the contracting parties. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wilker left for Il
shCrt trip to the south.
National Republican., 1885-10-06

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: James a. Wilkor, of Norfolk, Va, and
Elizabeth b. Hamilton, of this city: John d. NJ.
Schenck and Minnie Seabode: CIV. Alexander
and Daisy E. Smith; George W. Campbell and
I.olo Massey, both of Amherst county Va;
Archie Cooley and Jane Jones; Robert Mat
thews and Julia Peyton, both of Warrenton,
Va. William II. Reed, of this city, and Nettle
Alexandria, Va, and Nellie Lipphard, of this
city; +. ii. Hickman, of Syracuse, n. Y, and
Exile l.. Slater of this city; Basil Gross and Ma
tilda Brown; l.. A. Blundon and Gertrude +.
Ray, both of Montgomery county, Nd; Alfred
q Osborn and Annie c. Beall, both OF Bright
wood, d. c.; G. l.. Mcfarland and Alicia
NOuuCS both of JniOntoWn D. C.,
National Republican., 1885-10-06
Sl.5O.

The $l.50 "Palais Royal Scarlet Cash
mere Wool Underwear for rents is not ONLY
mcdicated, but warranted cochnoal dye,
consequently fast color. We wish to inform
our patrons that should our 05c Scarlet I'm
derwear not arrive as promised, we will of
fer the S1.50 quality for Sl.13, which is cost
price.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
$l.75.

The S1.T5 "Palais Royal Colorcd Cash
mere Wool Shirts and Drawers are the nov
city Of the season and should be examined
by connoisseurs. The Sl.75 White ALI
wool Underwear is splendid value. \ sure
nntidOte for rheumatism.
National Republican., 1885-10-06
90 Cents.

The Csc "Palais Royal" Morino Under
wear for gents is nearly all wool, and being
silk sowed and finished, is of course mar
velous value. The CSC Improved Canton
Flannel Drawers are equal In comfort aud
appearance to Sl.50 all-wool goods.