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National Republican., 1886-08-04
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
OItY RrIenr PM.


Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by s. r. Mason, dentist. 2l8 Four.and-
a-half street northwest.
Kangaroo skin shoes for gentlemen, button
lace, and congress; the most comfortable shoe
made. Mrs VIM. II. Rich, az Market space.
The clerk Of the court issued 1l1 marriage
licenses during the month Of July.
Tho Senate has rejected the nomination OF
J. 7, G, Clarke for justice OF the peace
Henry D. Green yesterday entered suit against
Hon y Floyd King torecoyer S2jO-an overdue
prOmissory note.
Barney Cleary, an old man, was sent to jail
vcstcrlny for asSaulting four little girls in the
Smithsonian grounds.
The residents Of Bcnning's andtha surround.
ing country ask the commissioners tO Improve
the driving park road.
Capt. J. Z. Krouse, Of the board Of equnliza.
ton, has been presented with u gOld.heaied
cane by his associates.
The school trustees have submitted reports to
the commissioners urging extensive repairs to
their respective school buildings.
Tho coroner yiowcd forty.two dead bodies in
July, OF this number two were caused by
hcmicdcs and seven by drowning.
John II, Wilmgt paid $40 yesterday in the
police court for driving his carriage a ,ainst Il
horse belonging to James Galewood.
NJ Charles H. Ealbus was acquitted in the
I'l'N thUIl ACslclulN OF inc cnOfgC Oi pIDiuu-
iiy at the base ball grounds on Friday last.
EN- Commissioner Dent asks for the extern.
sion OF Massachusetts avenue from its present
termination Mt Boundary street to its intprscC.
tiOn with Rockville road.
The bill incorporating the Win lsor H,tol
Hes been approved by the commissioners,
except that section Of the hill which provides
tor the exemption OF the property from taxa
ton
In the equity cause of Blair lee, trustee
against the Baltimore ana Potomac RllrOld
! Company, Justice Mcrtick yesterday made nm
| order restraining the company from entering
upon lot ., square Gg5, until tho hearing OF tue
| case.
The commissioners have granted the ngrl.
! cultural department permission to erect q
| frame building upon the grounds OF the
| Industrial Home school, with the right OF way
| for the purpose Of operating SILK minuilctur'
| ing machinery.
Edward f. lIolIsau by his attorneys, Mcs,rs
| BiruCy X BirnCy, mas fled number Of bills
| IN equity against !. J.. Manning nul John Lin.
| den TO refrain them from Cpl,cCliu! certain
| drafts growing out OF awards made by the
! Alabama claims commission until the com %
| planOnts fees have been paid.
Mr., Joseph Bcckert, the wcllknowa artist.
! attained his 7ulh birthday last Saturday, and
| on that day walked up the stairway to the top
| of the Washington monument. For the y ~
twenty-five years he has been employed 1t the
capitol Mr.. BeCkert II native NJ Wurte n.
| burg Germany, and has resided iu this city
| for over forty years.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
a Grand Opportunity to visit the Sea-
shuVs

The passenger department Of the Pennsylyl.
uia Railroad IN Res y cHsIru Ia lnnOlHGing 10
patrons a special train cyourion tO Cps
May, Atlantic City, aud sea Isle Saturday next,
tle7 7th instant, nj rate of - for the round trip,
leaving Washington at 10 . m, reaching the
,eOlhore In the early morning, R"turlug.
leave Cape May at p m, Sea Isle C,gy. 5lj
J.. n" and AtlguliC Ciy i:3l y. IN. lhe
win lie run through IN Cane May aud Atlntlg
CITY nom Washington without change OF cars.
Livery passenger Will De giuyautHel seat.
pCcInl cars assigned TO Indies. Tickets will
fylyauia Railroad tomorrow, uui as the sale Of
ckcts Is limited, parties desiring to avail
themselves of this low rate should purchase
tickets carly.
National Republican., 1886-08-04

Joseph Newman, who has for some time
been employed as house painter at Wash
ington Grove, last Sunday suddenly left
that place, taking with him lot OF cloth
ing and a sum Of money belonging to Mr..
James T. Conlon, who pursued him TO u
point on the Georgetown pike, about three
miles from Rockville, where he cause his
arrest. The next morning he was taken
before Justice Morgan, where he confessed
the robbery, and In default Of bail was COM
mitted to jail for court.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Great Clearance Sale,

Entire stock of shoes and slippers must be
closed ont within the next ten days without re.
gard to cost.
All of our Fl - ladies' hand-sewed. patent
leather trimmed oxford ties reduced 10 SIC
All of our 81 Indies kid opera slippers
French heel or low heel reduced to 5Sc.
All Of our $3.50 ladies fine kid, warranted
style, reduced to 81 80.
All of our 81 misses slippers, with beaded
bows and misses low OXfOrds reduced to coo.
Broken lots of ChildrCu's slippers, with aud
without heels, worth from 50 to 7jC., all re.
ducCd to Pie.
All Of our $3.50 mems w-quarterel shoes re.
duCCd to Q9C.
All of our si.25 boys low shoes button and
lace. reduced to 1jc
Poys and youths sl canvas shoes reduced
20 GiC.
Eycrything In the way Of footwear at re.
duCCd prices at
THE STAR SHOE House,
79G Seventh street, between and II.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
RuIIding Pernits.

Tho following building permits werO Issued
yesterday: Browning & stansburg, erect two
two-story aud collar dwellings, North Capitol
street, between VI and n streets northeast,
$500; f. J. Ward, erect three two'story dwell
ingS, Sixth street, between NJ and n streets
northwest, $1,000; James Hughes, erect two.
story dwelling, street, between Twenty 9th
aud Twentysixth streets northwest, sl,2lj; W.
NJ. FOlger erect Il three.stOry and cellar dwell
ing, New Hampshire avenue and Corcoran
street northwest, l2G00 Henry Bullmer, erect
q two.story and cellar dwelling and store, Filth
and ID streets northeast, $1,000 H. j. Davis,
erect two thfee.story aud basement dwellings,
Tenth street, between and streets north.
west, 50 600.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Remember the base ball game to-day at i,8C
The Cnnrt Recnrd.

Equity Court-Justice Merrick. .-McLane ct
al vs.. Bentley ct al; Jno. Paul Jones; excused
from further acting as solicitor. Logan VS.,
Linthioum ct al; sale confirmed MID. Lee vs
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company;
yard; T.. \. Gray allowed 10 become party com.
llRlnant. Sparks VS., Phillips ct nj; order for
additional security. Begle CT al. vs. Wheeler
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Don't fail to sec the ball game to-day, l.ao
nnrenu of Information.

bureau OF information has been established
in this city, through which parties can obtain
information upon subjects connected with the
government departments, and also data of any
Kind to be found IN the public libraries and
other institutions in Washington. such bu-
reRu has long been needed In this city, and II
VIII undoubtedly prove Il great success, With
pleasure the attention of our readers IL called
to the card of the managcr, Mr.. @. Il. Creepy,
published in another column.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Excursion to Cape May anu Atlantic
CITY Win PenhsNlVanin RnilroAd.

Every Friday, commencing on the 10Th In.
stant, during the mouth OF July and August,
the Pennsylvania RallrOnl wfll run select
excursion To Cape May and Atlantic City ut the
very low rate Of 50 for tho round trip. Tickets
WIN be good going only on dag Of issue on
train designated below, aud return witnin iye
days. ExcursiOnistS will leave tho Baltimore
and Potomac station, sixth and Is streets, via
ScAshorc Express, ~ l II, M, and reach the
81 ashore in time for early toe.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Gedney mouse. Soc YORK,

DTOaUW0y Und DIN 5ITectI
Opposite Casino and
Metropolitan Opera House,
Rooms 81 day aud upwards.
Restaurant Of Unsurpassed eXcelleulo.
Coolest hotel IN the city.
New aud elegant
A home for families
A resort for business men.
GIN. DAN NJ MACAULEY Rpd
" NALTEE B, BOWEbs, PrOpriGtors.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Train Up Child in the Way lie
Should Co..

But you can't train him mp If ne dies before
you get him going IN the right direction. More
Than two-thirds of the human race die In In
fancy, most OF them for lack of vial power,
nervous and muscular force. The infant body,
when weak, must he encouraged and strength
cned. DR., Henley's extract of Celery, Beef and
Iron, In small doses, is the best lnflntstrCngth-
Gner In the world, and Is as valuable to tho
parent, as to the child. Get the youngster in
Trim with that and then you can train him in
the MnN he shOuld 60.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Sunday at Bay Ridge.

Tie II. and o, management is pleased to au-
nOunCc that ARRANGEMENTS have b,en COM
plcted to run n train TO Bay Ridge Oh Sunday
next Avg. s, leaving this city o. aud D. dopot)
Ht 1880 a. M, arriving at Bay Ridge ~ noon.
leave Ray Ridge ut 9:l5 p. M, ar
riying home at 1880 p. m. This train Is posi-
lively limited to 800 passengers so purchase
tickets carly. Attractions ut Bay Ridge are
numerous, aud better place could not be
chosen TO spend Sunday IN q real enjoyable
manner. ROund.trip rate only 81.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Champlonship base bali game to-day at Al
New A,gessment ComnIeted,

The new assessment has been completed,
and all changes have been transferred TO the
books as required by law. The aggregate
value Of the real property has not been re-.
duccd below the aggregate value thereof as
mnde and returned by the answer,
National Republican., 1886-08-04
RohherIe. Ronorted.

Last Monday afternoon sneak thief entered
the drug store OF f.. b. Bury, 4l2 Eighth street
southeast, and stole s2i from the money
drawer. John @. Travis 1926 Four.aud-a.half
street southwest, reports the embeZllpmrnt of
(G2h, A yHwl boat owned by the dredging
company has been stolen from the Seventh
street wharf
National Republican., 1886-08-04
UnIIccnsed Drug CIcrl,..

A communication signed Drug Clerk" pro-
testing against the reNppoiuument Of tho old
hoard o. commissioners Of pharmacy, has been
received by The commissioners. The comm IN
practices contrary to the pharmacy laws are
Permitted.
National Republican., 1886-08-04

Sisters Beatrice and Marion, OF Providence
Uopitsl, were both severely Injured yesterday
morning about 1915 O'Clock by being thrown
from their carriage near the corner of Penn
sylynnia avenue IN | Second street southeast.
IlOth were taken to the hospital where their In.
juTcs were attended by Dr. Bayno.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Special Reductions Tor August,
sEATOS rEuiIH,
isncccssnr 10 Perry Is DrOllerl.

NbNCfthsOf 10 ItIIg ~ olNtA-AIf
HAS "MARKED DOWN' ul2 EN TIRE
AND FNNCY FRENCH sArEENS 10 ajc
REMN&Nis or FINEST FRENCH sArEEN5
CASE 81 ccRiNKLED sEGgsuCEEHs AT
PIC. FORMER PRICE inc. ....... ...
FINEST QUALITY PAINTED bA'i7IE' AT
"GRRATLY REDUCED rhlCEE'. oN lSDlA
SILkS, lOUISINE. SUMNER SILKS, AND
EMBROIDERED ROBES. ...
uCIOSlNG PRICES Os SPRING WRAPS
AND pAEASOlS. ..., .,...
COMPLETE -luCk OF bNiIl5H AND
FRENCa WHITE GOODS AI L)"Esr
lhl'iilN, ii,iiNrXs FROM la'gt. TO 1or. .,..,,.
VICruElA AND PERSIAN Lawns FROM
HElf-TE CLAIRE FRENCu NAINsOoKs.
NEW llAID AND StMPED MAlN5OOhS.
INDIA MulIs lERslAN L;AW$$:,
WHiiL rtRE LlNEN LAWNS FROM 2jc,
wHifE iED EGRu EMBROIDERED SWISS
CH0SiG'E STYLES IN PRINTED ALL LINEN
LAWNS FROM loo 10 ~. .....- ,,..
ALL-wCOL tllALLl.5 pr LAlEE2,, ~ EN-
"NOVEITITs" rs ANDERsON.S ItFrED
sCOTCH II ZEpHlES AT kEpGCED IuCi.s.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEEk-tCNEtS. .
LADIES, CENT. .EMEN, AND CHILDREN ;
GAI 2S AND CN.NEiGhr MGRlNO
UNpINWEAKlN ALL STYLES ANDslHE''
SE-PLAlN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9rH ST.
EST ARIISHFD 1870
National Republican., 1886-08-04
The Antelope Not Aooopted.

The commissioners thank Mr. r. 81. G. De
GuerIn, of Chicago, for his proposed Gilt to the
city of an antelope They suggest that he COM
n.lnCutO with the Philadelphia authorities,
Who are anxious for such an addition to thelr
geological garden.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
GREAT FIRE SALE
-OF-
BOOKS!

publishing BEDFORD Chicago
entirely consumed by
In
indemnity due In the meantime Mssrs CLARKE 20 find themselves
mmer standing the the the their
mtndous discount Cash.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
A s,rIoua AccIdsnt.

1HE quickest and most certain remedy in
case OF rheumatism or neuralgia Is 81. Jacobs
National Republican., 1886-08-04

gHlOrING match NJ Brishfwood Driving
Jaik. 20 bFds, 81 yards rise, rrolUug mItl-
&c thursday, Aug o, al $3.50 ., .ii. Froe d2y,.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
This MnrI, nnIr.

Ladies solid gold American Stcmwinllns
Watches, $50; regular price, sjj. Il. HARRIS y
Co., ij- seventh street,
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Cnnroasinr ~ RnI,l,nrv.

THE marked efficacy Of Rcd Star Cough
Cure IL due to It's freedom from dangerous
National Republican., 1886-08-04
CHARLES BAUM,


actually
hem his customers AN THE COST OF PAPER AND BIND
nothing publishers arrived
few and having classified and 9g then IN manner VIII
National Republican., 1886-08-04
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

We can only advertise
Ready-made BedWear every
now and then, as we have
not the facilities for manu-
featuring a large supply. We
have to-day received from
the work room the following
quantities, and in order to
avoid disappointment invite
an early CALI
SHEETS.
Coo each,
100 Rcody.Made sheets, 2la by % yards,
extra fine cotton, only 7lc each,
100 Ready.Made sheets, 2l2 by 2H yards,
heavy cotton, only 75c each.
Q99Rcsdy Made Sheets 2}G by "a yards, best
100 Ready-Made Single Bed Sheets, ~ by
100 Ready-aads Sheets "a by 21s yards, for
"a beds, only 45c each.
PILLOW CASES.
100 5-i Ready.Made Pillow Cases, yard long,
only zoe each.
100 o. Ready.NIudo Pillow Cases, yard long,
only 2lo each.
100 "a Ready.Made Pillow Cases, extra iinc
muslin, only SOC each.
BOLSTER CASES.
60Ready'Made Bolster Cases, 2lI yards long,
only 35c each
50 Ready.Made Bolster Cases. extra fine mus.
lin, "a yards long, only lOc each.
We hope before long to be
able to keep pace with the
demand.
Third floor; tako elevatoT)
GG-We pay special attention borders by mail
WOODWARD & LoTHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
02l Pa. Av One Price only Ol2D st..
National Republican., 1886-08-04
IinnniirnI NVninnn

irregularities which Dr. piorcc's "FdvOri'C
Prescription win inlalihly cure. Thousands
of testimonials. By druggists.
National Republican., 1886-08-04

TNsTABLIsHED 1903
" WHITE, IIENTZ h CO.,
20 and 22i North Second ST., Philadelphia Pa,
Are Sole P1Opret0rs of the Celebrated
"TRIMBLE WHIsKIEsi
Southern Office, 200 Pennsylvania Ay. n. W.,
Washington ID. q.
COL. Ii, A. sELIGsoN, in charge
fe26-g&Wly
National Republican., 1886-08-04
LADIES GOODS.
nj lsA ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
N AaO TENTH STREET n. "
Makes CORSNTS TO ORDER.

II every style and maternal, aud guarantees perfto
at and comfort.
Hsr spsClaltlea are French Hand-mAds UndeF
clothing, Morns Underwear, and Finest Importoo
Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dcess Reform
GocdA, French Corsets and Bh6tled, Chiidrsn's Or
sets, aud one Dollar Correct (bfiss HIS own InakSl
that for the price Is unsurpassed
n, B.-BT0nch. 9srnan, and spanish spoken,
National Republican., 1886-08-04
THE
THE
Seventh St. PalaB Royal

Is still in existence and Is doing lourlshins
business.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quality, three
tucks and hemmed at 25c pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, extra quality, Ham.
burg edge and tucks, soc pair.
Ladies' Chemises, square nocks, tuck fronts,
and Hamburg trimming, at 5Oci good value for
C3C.
ladies Cambria Corset Covers, Hamburg
trimmings, at 81, i3, go G3, and d9c, all extra
values.
Ladies Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard
NGrscs Lawn Aprons, 10 inches wide with
out stUm, 25c.
RlBtys shirt Waists, plated front aud back,
g5c each; worth 800.
ChildrCns Cambria ana Plaid Muslin
Dresses, 30; good value at $50.
Chldrcns Cambria Dresses. Hamburg
trimmed, Gretchen style, sizes -. -, and -
at iuC; 20, Is, and 30 Ht bNc
We have still large stock Of LACes, EN-
broideros, Hosiery, Gloves; Mitts, Corscts, SEC
&c, 10 select from.
SEVENTH STREET PALkIS ROYAL,
pIA 9Th Ct. Ret. 1 and X ~ W
National Republican., 1886-08-04
EXTRAORDINARY DRESS GOODS
OFFERING,

In taking inventory Of stock
last Saturday we discovered
that we had more Dress
Goods than we ought to carry
at this time, and in order to
reduce it by about THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS,
we shall offer the following
particularly choice Colored
Dress Goods at two-thirds
and one-half regular price,
viz:
4o-i. nBoucle sultirgs; were 81, rcdnasd to
4O.incl Geek Guuzalinc sutings; were 81,
reduced TO SOC per yard.
lO-inch Bison suilings; were 75c, reduced to
l2'inch Canvas suitlngs were 75c, reduced to
l2.inch jersey suitinss; were o2}1c, reduced
d2.inch Check suitingsi were 75c, reduced to
JNc per yard.
10 inch Bouclc Cloths were 75c, reduced to
GCC per ward.
The above lines comprise
about SIS pieces and about 43
different shades, they being
our choicest summer goods,
and at the reduced price rep
resent beyond question the
best value yet offered by us.
These are prominently dis
played on a center counter,
first floor, and should meet
with the attention Of all ju-
dicious purchasers.
Woodward & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1886-08-04
Mnrriage Linrnses.

Buso ball game to-day capitol parl, at 1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-13
nENIsON.
a hoy nurgier caught at Ills Tricks Per.
sonHl Notes.

A hoy burglar caught at Ills Tricks Por.
sonnI Notes.
Special TO Che Gazette
DENisoN, Tx July ~ Late yestor-
day evening the store Of Mr.. Salisbury,
on Rush avenue, was entered by boy
named WIN Brown, who gained an en-.
trance by breaking window 10 the rear
Of the store, He was seen by negro,
who called O0lcor "Gardnerb As the
officer came Ia the front door the burglar
went out the back door and took 20 the
sewer, thereby making his escape.
This morning Officer John Carver, ut
the instance OF Mr.. Relnhardt, proprietor
OF the Lamar house, arrested man who
was attempting to leave town without
liquidatlng his board bill lie had his
trunk amuggled out OF the house aud bur.
led near a stable. The trunk bore the
name Of d. A. a. Praxcl, Little Rock,
Ark, lie was furnished free lodging by
the kind hearted officer In the Hotel Cut
Ter and was given a reception to-day DO.
fore his honor, Judge Neylns.
Capt, McMnrray Of the state rangers
passed through the city going north 60.
day
Miss lmogenc Walker, our assistant sn-
perlptendent OF public schools IN this city,
LETT for Bryant this morning 70 attend the
state normal school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-13
q NaI.nnao for a 40 o ). rrellr.


A vastly pretty girl told mo--q1lte con.
hdentlally, you understand, and without
a grain Of vanity, says New York lc'ler
writer, that u Ia d positive nuisance for n
girl 70 be bewibining whom shc travels.
Gan ugly girl can 10 anywhere or do
anything,N she said "and no notice
taken Of hers buta pretty glrl IL watched
every Instant, and admiration from
strangers does got % be such q bore. OF
course, it'E nonsense, but that doesn't
alter the fact Take a small Illustration.
An ugly girl holds out her ticket for the
conductor TO take. Ia doing 80 his hand
slightly presses her own. She knows she
isn't bewllderlug on sight and she
can reasonably regard the touch AZ acci-
dental. Not 10 with the pretty girl She
~ bound 70 consir0o such thing as a
Irritation advance And 40 she Il CON.
PEELED W repe IL. While IN Paris / Baw
Characteristic example Of the fact That
usage makes all the difference In The mat.
tor Of letting man touch ong's hand. a
charming young woman was employed IA
q department Of one 81 those big stores
that are among the sights ~ Paris one
dag saw her Instantly rcpulse man
who had barely touched her band. he
dld Il Ia 4 way that left her 10 Doubt that
30 meant sentiment, Bat within 90 hour
saw her selling gloves 20 much young.
er beaui and, 10 accordance with custom
there, she was putting them on bio hands.
Bic hsrdled ~ aaas- e.!.lg, a..lg ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LIEUTENANT GoyEnNoR

Wo hfo Authorized TO announce judge u o.
Wlgcler ct easlland county ~ q candidate ter
licutNhnhtsPOyH 81 Tesut anhircf ID I'm
aesion OF the state Democratic convention
ron COMPTROLLER,
we Air authorized 10 huuount q Il. fl Iittins
nel1 uB candidate FOR aihte uoupif slitf tnb
leei q tho hetionpt he Democratic tlsta eah
Yentioni
ron COUNTY ATTORNEY.
We arc authorized 10 announce tho Mann III
robert - Wear no candidate for me OAifr 81
inunty attorney ~ Thlfant county at No nest
election, 10 DO held November 4, iesg. sDhieat
aoMpyor 70 nc action Of Democratic county
}1ny0ntiOn
We nre authorized 10 nnnonnoe nolsyi 4
Uafl0cl ne candidate for county attorney I'd
ne ensuing election, subject 20 tbn action Dt
no pCmucfuuo county cOnYGniiDn, in Do Hold
IN Fort Worth, Juiy ~, isW.
We gro anlhoH1fd % announce q II Ayrss
~ candidate flr county attorney 40 fha 0ttsd
lng election, subject % mo action ~ the Dfno
Jaug r9anty, cgnyontloh, 70 ba bella Va Fpu
Fon COUNTY JupGE.
ms GAZETTE "a huihuTiktd ~ HDndnhee
lddee enn fgfman q candidate FOR ~ sIoolloB
" tho 0nicg % equity iudsf ~ 1affant csiiut9.
subject 70 tho acti0noi ihe County Dtm0egltii
convention, 70 be holu jay "a, 1850.
ron snsRifF,
Inn NAlErrr " authorized 30 dHnnHeos the
nAWp ~ w y iiea an candidate f0f lhr0At0
uf sbefin " tarrani county, filicei 10 Nfaae
lion o. the Democratic convention dlig h 1919
lth HA2Errh " authorized 90 anttnnfe uin
NNNN ~ 70 - NtlIiN NN n NNiNINNfN kHN 700
Jdno ~ sh0rill " faIant county fuhjaag "
ihe action NJ thH pfmoefotl0 cunSaHn4f lNiy
20, 1910.
tun AAfEHaON.
Tifr Gk1ETt q " hulhoIikal ~ AnauHHe.i he
name Oh W hubiniVn ha q cnndiaAfs f0r fuo
0nice ~ hbteaspf ~ Torreut ppuufg s1bieof
however 70 The aeiigu pf tlil auWal ntino.
GRATIS nominating convention,
ron DISTRICT cLFlR
We IRE Authorized 10 anb0anr0 = 81 liHria.
Geld Tor ~ eleffi9n N me u1ccof dMiriei fiefk
~ Tnngni agnniy, subject ~ the helipa 0ffhe
pgmpcfltir convention, jay 10, 1855
We hfa authorized ~ uHuDunn9 j. III ifGb1.
Hrn ~ q candidate fqf tnr Ofiff III District
Clafk At thr enHdinR November ficfflGH
Wa are Authorized 70 hnu0upnt 4 q Taylor
~ Arlington IN iha position pt district ciafk 81
lafrhni county, snbifei 70 iin Htiinn 1i lhe
Democratic county FSH RfHtigh, Jnif l1
FOR c0pNIY CLEnH
1nr DAYErrN n authorized 10 HtNanHfh
JOIN =, SWafnr candidate lDf ffteit f4h ~
lhh ohifep rphnY elrft ~ iaWtW fffriT
subject ~ ihH action ~ $50 CtHftq hhH oertiin
c0n Yanilon % br hsla iuis l8 ls.e
y aYp arbgfitri ~ hnnaNhNn J0tn & hinf
q fAnnig ~ for $3.50 nfirf 10 NJnHtY fh 70
fAunu' seunV, Hnhl1N 81 iiH friro 900
lgn ctfftic rDAnfY NNf4HdiipU, JHlN ~
fOr lfHHiAHIE
IuE 1t4Ffit n aniA0ilted ~ aHnaNtaH
} tNifbf1 o. D fandl4H i1f ihN Nqiag j. HN0s
aiHluf fnf ifeoiNcl SO tnUifei go Nsn
VI 49, Lslis9a-lio cVSyestlvni
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rhliip Bcst'A Brewing compapy's beer
can 30 found on tap ~ ,he following
named plecesi
Tlvoii Hall.
Max Richen, on the square
Cabinet saloon, Main street
a. rsylor's, corner Seventh aud HouB.
ton,
Conrad Schmidts, foot Of Houston.
Turf Exchange, Mam street
VIII. Wilson, south side.
|. Rogcra, South side
ID. H. Tabor, foot of Houston street.
Grove streets
James & pcm5oiton, West Woatherford.
John Murrin, on Front, between Main
aud Houston
John Woods, Eighth and Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-13
Another lfrig,d zeaIot

NEW YoHR, July ~. Col. Glider, the
Herald representative, win start this
morning ON an exploring expedition Of
the unknown regions 20 the north Of the
American continent. Ho 1rst goes 20
New London, COnu., and there viii take
passage ON the northern whaler Era,
which VIII land hin at point on Cum.
Derland inlet whence no hopes by bold
dash 10 reach the most northern latitude
that has yet been touched, and. II POSI-
Die, plant the American flag on Che north
pole.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-13
WACO.

Tho Young Hnrglar SIN IN Jaii~At work
on tho Esr oampment Grounds.
special 60 the Gazette,
Waco, Tx July l2.--Young Jackson,
who was jailed yesterday charged with
burglarllmg his fsther's residence, 70.
mains In prison. The father this morn.
Ing declined 70 ile an affidavit against
the son, and II Is probable the officer VINO
made the arrest VIII do 40.
The work Of preparing thh beautiful
grounds al Proctor Springs, for the ex.