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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. COS a. 907 Main Street, Dallas, Texa

THIS house IL new and well ventilated,
having southern exposure and is centrally
located, Ii Ia In charge of Its old proprietor
n. sawyer, who never failed TO please his
guests. Parties seeking house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
irving In Dallas, VIA the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from din
pot. The best 81 o0 n day house In the ciec
BE sure to get OF the street cars a, the swift
nn21dRm y. SAWYER.
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Centaur
Lininn entS.

One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals,
AThese Linlmeuts are simply the wopaer of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
Fhe White Imminent IL for the human
family. 1t Will drive Rheumatism. Sciaticn
hnu henraigia from the system; cure Lum-
Dago, ChllDlains, Lock, jaw, Palsy, Itch and
most Cataneous EruptiOns; it extracts FROST
rom frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites and stlngs of venomous reptiles: A.
supuues swellings ana alleviates pain OF
eVery KIND. When sprains or bruises occur,
IL Is The most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin
ameht IN used with great efficacy for Sore
anIo ~ LogD5nache, C%ted Breosts, Earache,
ana Weak Back. The folio wing is but a sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Jeh. Co., Ind, May o. 1879
VI think IL my duty to inform you that
nave nave S'Wersd much with Spotlen feet and
ehoruS. A rev bottles of Centaur Liniment
mas done ne uOrk for me. have not been
Iree rom these swellingsin eight years. Now
4 am perfectly wel. The Iiniment ought to-
no applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof is In the trial. IL is relinblp. I,
Is handy, IL Is cheap, and every family
chould have the Whiteen Ctaur IIpim en-
Ihe seitOw Centnur Liniment ia
auHpteu 10 lhe tough muscles, cords and
nesh OF horses and animals. IL has perfoTm
tu more wonderful cures in three wears nj
spawn, strain, Wind-gallS, Scratches.
Sweehy, and general Lameness. than ali
otheI remedies in existence. Read what the
great EN pressMen say OF IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
"ENery owner of horses should give the
Sehtnur Imminent utal, We consider A
the best article ever nsed in our stables,
- 49, "H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex. StahitS3, NY
"E, PULnH,
"Supt. U, - EK. stables N Y
S'ALBERT y. OLIN,
"Supt. Nat. EX Stables, N, ""
The best patrons of this Iiniment are Far
hleFs and Veterinary Surgeons. who are con-
annually using aome Liniment Ii heals
, ais, wounds ana Poll-eyil, removes swell.
lhgs, and is worth millions OF dollars an
hualiy 20 Farmers, Livery-men, Stock grow
ors, sneep'raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrler cannot do for $50 the Cen.
tamr Liniment Will do ut a triiiing cost
, THESE Ltniments are sold by all dealers
throughout thecountry. They are warranted
Oy the proprietors, and q bottle will 20 given
To any Farrier or Physician who desires TO
test them.
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose G. Co...
a. Day ss.. NEW YORK
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AlFAAHINGTON HOUAE-This house IN
w altuHtnd Ou conner ~ Wood aud Markell
hlT0lA. FnTl.ph Houking house win all tho
com arts NJ home can not do hotter thhn
give tho Washington mouse u cal, Tue lhble
N Supplied with The best The market cAn ai'
lO II. ulHtaTn water Furnished uT nnlufn-
iahed rooms a. lnl Hoard nnd lOiglngs pnr
week t,, of one dollar per day uholtuE
MUNRO febll.lm,
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HAIR DRESSING,

HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so deSr.
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambria,
and yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it a rich, glossy lusuc and a gratelul
perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J, c. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Cheml'ls,
LOWELL, MASS.
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wiM tie gloss and freshness Of YOUTH
Thin hair is thickcncd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use, Moth,
mg can restore the hair where tho
folliclcs are destroyed or the glands
atrophied and decoycd. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application, Instead ofionl.
ing the hair with a pasty sediment it
will keep it clean and vigorous It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling OIL and
consequently prevent badness, FREQ
from those dcleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, tho
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
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AAD-10 soil OT r20haugh fpr nliy pInp-
] nfiYi $40 acres ~ lanl 10 Nlsf fnlI,lk
fnriY Hnrrh NJ cultivation, Apply " NJ ~
CLARK, Gll Elm tirntt nphlirll
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10 Heat,

nWELIlRG-AIf a sphLEf, 40
! Elm street, want w irhl hfal llhns
dwelling Win slE ~ Hlglil rooms NlsltIh
WatfT, sfallr, ei0 mGhll'i
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Far Sale o. f.sL,nas,

Fnar-linH Advertisements inserted iNlnn iN
lnis column nr lNhnly-flYe lhnis
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U'u lh4ph-hy gqai. lnr saea hta
viii address ~, l., K,"lnil 0liiee' neNii'sI
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Ayers
Hair V5gor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
Its natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing
wliclisatOncee
agreeable,
healthy and eC
icctual for Pre-.
serving Tho
hair Faded Or
gray haH6@@
restored 10 ID
original color,
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Richardson, Dallas Co. lex
Breeder Of Pure 3r8d Berkshire
AND POLAND CHINA SWINE

Pigs for sale at reasonable prices Ss,, SIN
shipped TO order Letters Of Inquiry %''i
ed Will h0ve Pigs on eNhiplt.onna,Tnss .v
sale nj tine Dallas Fair In October. ss1-----
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For Sale.

OltSE-Onc oi the best family horses In
Ill tho state Of IeNns, uOOu under saddle
OF IA harness. Address "ll, q, W." this
once. mcnl72t
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GOTTAGtS-Nery low, several cottages In
" dolirnhlo locations varying rom $500 10
sOOO, by ZONES ~ MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents, No, III AuHiin street, mchS-2w
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Coup dc Grace.

And now have crswled out. not
only of my own coat. bu. also out Of
all the other fellows coats, and stand
prepared Bur-rrn!
In the first place let me rehearse Mr..
Booths action in the "Red Ticket
matter.
He came here early on the morning
of the 5th. and would have been per-
fectly satisfied that the Blood Red "
cards should show out prominently,
and all the Red Tickets be voted. pro.
rided, that they contained the name of
NJ. s. Booth for Auditor. He even
went 50 far a. to scratch q number of
these tickets and insert his own name in
dlace of Mr.. Andrews, and would have
scratched them all had not . gentle-
man stopped him. aud told him to
give every man chance. a. he had as
many tickets IN the field as his op-
poDent.
Let is be understood that Mr. Booth
notices to the effect that his name was
not on the Red Ticket. and for every
voter to see that they were, were pm
ned on, or posted in close proximity to
all the cards reading. "Vote the Red
Ticket" and If anything. were more
prominent than the cards themselves.
Also. that l sanctioned all this and
freely gave the use Of my name in the
matter for what little good it could
have done him. Shame! Shame
Ungratefulness. thy name is Booth
Before I ever saw the man, said ]
would do what could for him. and
think ! have done so; but only for the
sake Of my friends. l don't know who
the man il. except that everyone said
he was the right man in the right
place-snd l trust he is.
Mr.. Andrews l saw but once, and
would probably not know him were
We to meet again.
To fully ventila:e this matter. let me
explain how l run the election" ]
asked every man to vote, and to vote
for the best man. They read all the
tickets and voted in accordance with
their own ideas. Ny duties here, in re-
lsticn to the mill, are simply those OF
q book-keeper. ] have no authority
to discharge. hire or re-instate any mau
about the place. What influence / may
have. derives its source from the heads
Of the concern to whom l look for oil
orders, favors. or whatever they may
be generous enough to endow.
l have no personal enmity toward.
Mr. Booth; but It seems as il be was Of
the opinion that ! tried to scalp him
own no dictationsl cards, and ask nc
favors Of any man.
w. ID. CATION.
Milton, Nov. 18th, '78.
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ties. and to represent the L. s. Board
of Trade At the proposed ship canal
convention. Chauncey J. Wiley. of st.
Louis. was elected President - the
Board, and S. v. Coyington, of Cincin-
natl. Vice President.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 14-Indications
already point to an effort to consoli-
date the twenty representatives. elected
to the next Congress. chosen As Indie.
pendents or Greenbackers, into a third
party organization to cooperate for The
exercise Of the balance of power be
tween the regular Democrats and Re-
publicsns. The chances, however, are
that most of the Greenbackers will
usually act with the Democrats. on the
ground Of substantial accord in financial
views and purposes. It is not impro-
liable, however, that enough of the IT,
dependents may hold a separate caucus
to dictate the selection of the Speaker
and other officers Of the House. Prom
,n.nt Greenback leaders urge that their
only hope of success lies in new poll
tical organization. especially ~ the re-
cent elections show that the East repu-
diates them. aud their available allegi-
snces must be with the West.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l4-Col. Frank
Zacharle, sent Ivy Gov. Nichols as
special agent to Tensas to report the
true condition of affairs there, has re-
turned ana submitted q lengthy re-
port. He says notwithstanding the
exaggerated reports from Tensas he
could only succeed in finding that
twelve negroes had been killed.
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SOUTHERN PAc,rIc RAILROAD. :

SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD. -
From oil sources it seems apparent
that this road is being pushed ahead.
The prospect of building Tom Scots
road from Guaymas. Mexico. to Ell.
PAso. Texas. has given great impe-
tus to the work Of building the South
ern Pacific through Arizona. A large
force Of men will be employed to com.
plets this road ~ far Ms tho Msricopa
Wells during the present winter.
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TEL4EGRAPHIC.


NEw York. Nov. 18Th, U. 8.
Board Of Trade this morning adopted
the following ~, olatioa.
Reseleed. That this convention hearth.
" approves the steps agreed upon by
the Secretary ofthe Treasury and NV
York bankers for the national resump
ton ct specie payments. and that the
standing committee of this bnard. on
national dna.cs aud currency. be requcs
ted TO give all practicable aid in urxiuc
congressional or executive measures foe
giving complete effect 10 the resolutions
passed upon this subject by the New
York clearing house.
Committees were appointed to pre-
sent to thu U. 5. eov~rsu emit. tie H..
portance Of entering into advantaseous
commercial rrlatsas with oshs coan.
tries. BY esthsr gsnasal O. special m.
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DI e D.

HARMON-In Seattle. November 18th, at IL n,
Ella Nora, dsushtsr Of l.. G. and Msrgare. Har-
mon, aged II years and IL mouths.
Funeral will take place ct the Catholic Church
on Sunday ct o'clock.
BRYiNT-In this city. Thursday night, 14th
inst. William II. Bryant. aged 50 years.
TCDOR-In this ci y. o. the morning of the 18th,
Owen. infant SOD Of F. and Fannie Tudor.
wESrDAHL-In San Francisco. November 18th,
George Fordyce. Oldest son Of Ferdinand and
Annie L. westdahl, ssed years, 10 months and
Is days
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Liver 10 King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of
the whole human system, rs it controls
the life. health aud happiness of man
When It Is disturbed in its proper
action. all kinds Of ailments are the
natural result. The digestion Of food.
the movements Of the heart and lAood.
the action Of the brain and nervous
system. are all immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Green's
August Flower is uneQualled IN curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
SYMPTOMS that result from unhealthy
conditions Of the Liver aud Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Posi-
lively sold In all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
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EEw ARRivAL-Meedames Bur-
roaells s Keith have just received from
San Francisco . splendid new stock of
millinery. hats. tonnets. etc of the lat.
est Fall sly les. which they will dispose
of at the lowest prices. Patrons ara in-
vited to call and examine their stock
All work ia their line executed neatly
aud promptly. They slso have the
agency for A. Burdetse Smiths pat.
terms.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold q. lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. T.
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, From.
street, uext to the i" Arcade Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms Gp stair. for trsv-
cling guests.
d. Fl. NEBsTEE, Proprietor.
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50 Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

THE President Of the United States has desig-
i mated Thrreday. the 2eth day CT November,
1878, ~ day Of Thanksgiving and Praise to Al.
mighty God. reciting in his Proclamation many
reasons why our whole country should manifest
its gratitude to Infinite Goodnees. and,
WHEREAS. In IN eminent degree our beloved
Territory has been favored by nj harvests
snf an exemption from pettilence, disease and
death. The Tide Of immigration, greater Than at
any previous period Of our history, has swollen
our popu alton, giving assurance Of an early.
brilliant future. In view Of when Is me { and
proper that we. % community, should lay aside
our daily vacations and consider the source from
whence We derive our renewed and increasing
blessings.
Now Therefore. I. Elisha P Ferry, Governor Of
said Territory. do hereby u point.
thursday, the 28th Day Of November, 1878
To be observed throughout the Territory a.
day Of Thanksgiving and Praise 70 Almighty God
And earnestly request the people Of the Ter.
rtory TO observe the day by abstaining from their
usual oc upaiions and attending their several
places OF worship to render unto our Creator
Thanksgiving and praise for the manifold favors
bestowed upon NJ.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
g. unto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal OF the Territory t. be afaxed At
- Olympia. this Sth day Of November. A. D.
1878: ELISHA P. FkRRY
N. H. Ownos. Secretary of the Territory.
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EASTERN OATMEAL for sale a
Chilberg Brothers.
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OCCIDENTAL HorEL. AT VERONA
-Prrsoas Waiting Victoria should not
fail to stop At the Occidental Hoscl. II
10 the 6rst hotel from the steamboat
landing; Is dre. proof; has god accom-.
mediation for families. and 40 god
meals - any house in the city. 1t only
u 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN.
Wharf street, Victoria. r. C.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01
KINGSVILLE.

Eds TsI.-Rev. J. G. Fraser, of Madi-
son-formerly Of Toledo-wilI give the
second lecture of the course, under the su-
spicesjof the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, on Friday evening, Nov. 8. Sub
jet 'Salt-with Samples" This will be
a serio-comiel lecture and promises to be
very popular and entertaining. The large
attendance at the first lecture of the course
on History, by Rev. L. F. Bickford, was
an earnest Of liberality towards the course,
which will be open for all.
By this time your readers are probably
inquiring -"What of our oil well?" 1t
may be said in reply, that the 600 or 700 feet
it has penetrated the solid rock, proves as
dry as contribution box, and the promise
is not flattering. But who knows what
there is down below there? If oil is not to
be had, let there be a heavy contract for
gas. The oil sought is desired for illumin-
ating purposes, and why is not gas prefer
able?
The Touring mills are all now running
again, and so is Crowther's factory. The
farmer may bring on his wheat, corn, &C.,
with his woela be sure to make his trip
pay him something.
Mr.. ]. E. GIezan, to the east Of us mile
or so, is out with new business. For
some years past cider making has engaged
his attention, in the season. He has ex-
pressed good deal Of juice this season.
Williams evaporator happened along and
suggested the thought of getting as full re-
turns from the dry side as the wet one of
the apple. We made call and found the
fires lit, and within the tower we're the II avs
filed with sliced apples, and surrounded
with hot air, and as often as new tray of
green apples was entered, a tray full Of
dried apples was taken out The click of
the pairing machine with dozen or more
boys and girls, all busy at work, was a
forcible reminder of the busy days of lang
syne. On inquiry we were informed that
the maximum capacity of the institution
was 100 bushels Of apples per day. Fruit
dried by this process is said to be so far
superior to ordinary dried fruit as to com
pare favOrably with the green. The bust
ness as a venture promises to be amply re-
munerative. G.
Kingsville, Oct. 80, 1873.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

The Wholesale butter trade are beginning
to complain of the inroads made upon their
business by the growing traffic in the com
pound known as oleOmargarine. At the
last session of the State Legislature law
was passed prohibiting its sale except under
its proper name, and during the summer
the ruling low prices for all dairy products
rendered it Improbable for dishonest
dealers to run the risk Of incurring the
penalty for the evasion of this law by palm
ing it off upon their customers, for genuine
butter; but the subsequent advance in the
price of the pure article has led to a renew
al OF the fraudulent practice the law was
designed to prevent. The manufacturers
comply with the requirements Of the recent
enactment by branding each separate pack
age with its proper name. but many Of the
retail dealers discard the tell-tale casing
and impose the artificial compound on
consumers as the veritable product of the
DAIRY. In this way it is said that thous-
ands Of pounds Of oleomargarine are daily
sole to unsuspecting purchasers.
PhiLddeLDhiG Record
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

A TEMPERANCE LECTURE-Our Prosecut-
ing Attorney and the Grand jury have at
different times been annoyed by witnesses
who have appeared before the, jury ON l.
quor cases, coming in a condition, while
not pleasant to all concerned, showed thew
were emInently qualified to testify that IL
quor could be had. This behavior, indie
cent at any time, was so obnoxious when
Haunted in the face of Justice, that the
Prosecutor could stand it no longer and
had some Of the witnesses indicted and
fined for appearing before the Grand Jury
while intoxicated. One dose cured the case,
and it lasted for about wear. At tbe
present term a witness was either DRINK or
thought he ought to appear so, and now
he is in state Of repentance. It is good
for them, and they should not ONLY be
fined but imprisoned. By the way, Pros
ecutor Leonard has a number of liquor
cases on his hands, and it is more than
likely that some will have to pay for the
whistle they have been blowing. -.SentilsI.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

The political integrity OF Reformer Tild-
en- and his confidential friends is in rather
bad fix, and is going to impose consider
able thought and effort upon the faithful
to meet and dispose of. The allegation Of
fraud against President Hayes, has worked
pretty well, but in the light of recent de-
Felopments, seems TO have lost its effect.
Some other course, therefore, must be hit
upon, We sec there is a little reluctance
to act upon the aggressive and thus con-
tinue the charge Of this fraud against the
President, and tendency to fall back on
broad denial Of the whole eypher affair
This is perhaps, the best that can be done.
and the shrewdness of our nsighbor in
adopting It so promptly is evidence Of clev-
erness. We shall, therefore. expect to see
the cypher matter boldly and unblushing-
ly denied, as was the income fraud, the
stealing Of the account books Of the N. Y.
mine, and anything else that may hereafter
turn up.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

There is no sentiment in financial econo-
my that is further remeved from contro-
versy or denial than that the emission of
inconvertible paper advances prices, and
that the rates Of wages are enhanced with
other things. Unfortunately, however, for
the Iaborer, it is a rule almost without ex-
eeption, that the prices of all the necessa-
ries Of lie rise faster and in greater ratio,
than the wages Of the laboring man.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

The Cancellation policy seems not to be
very effective in sottening the spirits OF
the South Carolina bulI-dozers, or in pre-
venting the shotgun terrorizing Of RePub-
licans, and the breaking up and suppress
ing Of their efforts at holding their own
meetings
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

It is estimated that the damage and
loss TO the South on account of yellow fe
yer scourge, will not be less than 200, ,OOO,- :
900 dollars. This gathers plausibility from
the fact that in many districts the cotton
crop will prove an entire failure for want
Of hands to gather it. The sugar crop will
not be a loss, perhaps, but the postpone
ment of the harvest will no doubt oOnsid-
erably impair its value.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

There was great excitement and fear of
a general panic throughout Scotland and
England week or two since. An examin-
alton Of the condition of the broken bank
Of Glasgow showed a deficit Of thirty mil
lions Of dollars, and the management Of its
affairs had been most corrupt as well as
reckless. The entire capital stock Of the
bank is totally lost, and scarcely farthing's
value remains, except the Office furniture.
It viii ruin the shareholders, and deposl-
tors will lose all. The failure has no equal
in recklessness in thisOr any other country.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-01

There are at least four free and indepen-
dent states Of this Union, with strong and
decided Republican majorties, where the
voters dare not put Republican ticket IN
the field the present year. Such meas
ure would peril their lives and subject
them to assassination N their beds.