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sl,hic"f s,f r,nt inIrrs, w,trI, lsa ,.l,nn.,t..
ntri ien nin,ust rxri,,strniS IL ~" f".,I ~,
thusias,,l. XlirtttDli WA WA cai,r,l io In, fnrt
tlnt In Ggl, niiI,irs snloi I,inss,s =" 'u w'1 . ncs
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,nsnrn ~, H. ~, '"nG r 'e ei!es ~
f,trn iscoycrIrs ~ f'S n s,,nv Gnis'ty ,,,s. o
to fant objccs. F"r tcsc, ,,'|orn tfs tcl"r,t. u
!prs !g,S, snl sisnr ar ,afe nr''a :o'nit'eils.
asy 9sgeg . srrss % srs wthH !. tsr ,n rs rss
stc1dy irof t'ur ,,1n',ni,. u WIZ,
aiMaker cocImtlcii ly rc,narEinr tI1nt tbe tie
nt It rcc"xiz"s n" ilnn M, @ ,io 'So' a,,thnrty' tIS'
In ;hs s,,irt in ,,a"n ", ,~s..,.t,.t, III rr..t
cbulur jly,m,hcsis w,i, ,jisIr,st h"rn,S" n net Y
WAS ,Ot ,ietil,ccI fro,l .xaci n,srrynti,,rs' ~
looked forwar IN, n wti, norr i int"Tst sIt Hin
.arkcr ll,,s ~ tnr tr is'sG is sreirct se's' 'fo'
..snw, "nT,,.n,, "'' .,,,.!.rs 'uu.s.' ,,
''"' ''o'A"S urnsrIoS,S; HsrnS5S OF TIE LIFE
,or,g a. ,mrge ani @ brilliant M audience WIZ N at~
i,rl1aa'sct, rslll ttn sleAkcr'S torcibiu ht.-
iiSsfy li,tt clear thought arl the closest Ut,
..;,,s,1 ."mse "s11vEMon1' ~ tne hit,rrn'itr.l
% n,swsr Il mi - vrl II" 1, ripy n. yrns s' u,
n,rry linda ),ns l,rn,G, tin n,,st.oM 1 Ia n ~.
a!l Stiles md tho province within which TX
Glasi'eiy, via! nclS ntG litW performed ,ilr-
lltc, itlo speaker stated. IL now universally
rcEnrtletl rs q phenomenon Of ltattcr. mil
l!,'',Cn ns having no selnrain. uxIslrtlcc. Two
dlstlnct senses # the word mr. III usr,--the
Thc farmer. syI,ony,nnns wifi, m,;n,T nn,i mi
sfui. hns hre,, rvniy,%i fr,m, h,n,"m ,' rnns .,s
sclollsne6s; tho hitter llns .arfsrh from
2 more or, less careful inyestlgl-
lux luz beings. ' ff'''''Hs''" Il Is IN u tbis lis
lust scrSc tl!tIt tho word "llfe" IL used III
Sricnce. The conception reprcsnnts Simply
!!e sun, nf the .phenoMlena exhibited by 4
iirIHE being. "Iigr Is MI TINT cannot be cx-
IL. s,,ri, = ,}ntSn;tn3 nn,ro.,s ~ ~ ,"u ,'st
tisyutcl i1,y,ssirators are IN, fmii crt aftrr tic
ll,c-prluciplc. As i llrst RESULT If rccetli,
nt,soi'ltciy within tic oe;ol, nf lie Inv Of Tia
E0,,s,.rvufInn nf Ennr~v ' Sn a,inni II Ill" e'" "
nlicl,lnc, tiers not crcnte Its p!vsicnI energy
lit only ,rnt,sf1rrns ii. T,ln whnie nf X;
s0rlw,( ljrcctty nr stor"I m In iis 'fnn,j' "'
gter n e,insittnrntin, ~ nt " n,,Isr,inr M , cnu,
tr:.rllou, whicll tlle cciurur ascrIDed to eicc-
tricai discharge witlnnls tic sgci,cy OF Vital
IT., THE FUNCTIONS or THE SEivtlis sYsTEM.
lln 4unialtatlfe changes TINT iake plncc
IN t!ie bt1ttl Nre very c.lr'otls. That the e't-
ihsy eo9cer!,e1 II Sn, action Gnes tro
ihe nralh ncls l'Ea y il'ncilinc; nnt!
transforms energy. y purely physiological
representation OF mental action may this 5o
mule, ,i:uLG by toEces + wi!lc'. nre knowl. nl neas-
arcinriit lt!rscll llHs shown thnt MI Irritation
" u tao a..a.. ~ n''sweien py ihn tlalhl nfly
nn Ii" rnr ia in,rntet, IL H. hn, It i, ,'. n,n
sivs, ~ !, sncn,,i. nn,I yyhe,, i,rtt irritnt"s
liz cv.. rntftI, If M, secnu, nIans.s - hnfnro
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THE rIktsskiNE BRANCH 0EElty.~.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE uutt SEMElt-
aus jHtrslns thru ili,ut tho ely NO iinFc ustab-
slied ltrlfth tlcGs III tho s!ttfcrpnt byslG!s,
Iss,satsd heow. whSss @ n'ysrttssMcnts s,hn ~ w b.
ulice. arid will ne ractyta! unl !n'cocs p. ill.,
SuDTtt HIf9HIEIA.
-. 4 Il. HiMsis. liookssl'ala nnd statsoncrs. 1c1
TwGnty y-rHcnn4l.*t. r..
w. +. NlN;AilT, Druggist. Ell CnttnEn Grnyc.av.
northwest cnTJ1Hr rh!sty y-nftll.st-
Ntnto.sts. , ..,...,,,,,
4. \. rnt4t!DitUM, Hrw.,ta,nr, SintinnOr. eto.,
nG Wrtt M9.ltsnn #. Il.Nr WsAlc5a,ay
III. EtlNEit;flSES, Druggist. ~ EuG lF3and.nF.
cffnrr nf TwHlft&t-sI.
H. Z. llEltl{iCk, jewntcv, EnWz.itntef. md Fancy
GtHhs 10 i.nkH .kf,+ ctIFTar l.t1i.sAtI.
H. F. KRAFT. druggist, I'll West Antilsot'-ss cor
ADsiitH'r Jacobson. nrugsst, Is. Sorth 1Ialsted.
e SnIrr11 nlv1H1OS,
l.. !ltlRt,tSfltAat y To-. druggists, ~ North
Cnrk ST.. cGr!lur I,,ylatt,1.
+. II. WILLIAMS Il Co. i1rnRrlsta I'D 1aErabcs.~l,
C,JE1ltr sirtIn
W'lilH ". Il. Sl:Eii:, Tt!nt'nR nna ADVERTISING
ARNnt. Nova xnH stationery l1JtNt III Fast tllvlsloh-
at., btilwGi'ii lit tsllH mud Nnlia.
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1JrANrEll-ti0u!,A AlxE FllH AM, nt!Ht.l.AA.-
" .yr1Mf Hatu. Call VI a1llsas i. i '. GAsEf, u
Ru1 ~ ft{kA.aY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08

~, sAsry - eli tls,ss . ss~Ee and f.al
x-ypsy q a. A,Ss stp.ls or Fr~at. green
.~a S~y. 40 al s4nds ef yesss~btes O..
,ass,. s.A frcsh river anA $50 FasAa- wtsh
~ys~~~~. 0ls~.s, Mu.seAs. sh-t.p~- Grabs
.sS s-.v ptss. WREN s>.n>a s>sss &.
ALE. vsrasAy.
as.g experience h~s su~hssa TO
sas sM cd vAnsnxes sf shc Co a<k ct. and We
a~ sax Do by sss N>ss ~ ss~ Gswsst rates
as~sSy s1vs~S sur c~stao~-~ the b~.sas
~ sxpsr4snss.
We boy md ..ll rsunsmtssiou all
sa~a~ Of Garden and or~har1 prodnoe aud
es~isry, tsxssscr.w,tn wi,a Game lisa .~a-
s~. ~~d Go. buy ..d sell at r.te~ that
xivsss at least the ability ssiI Gil goods
r-tss. ssas saabIs .~s - 1--we and ist
GO.
all ss,@nS CAREFULLY PACKED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
NOTICE No. ~.
a or or CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE
IA ,, 1879.


rs,rwp STArEs LAM OryFE,
CAsSoy CRY Nevada December 20, 1876
Notice il hereby given TO all whom it That
Andrew J. loft c the County Of Washoe State OF Ne
.ada has this day sled i'll this Office his application No
purchase from the United States the fol
lswng aesebed tract Of land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation. viz: West half Of southeast
quarter OF Section "a in townsh No II north Of Range
No Is east N. d. NJ containing 50 and situate
within the Carson City. Nevada L. S. Land District
Any and all persons having any interest ill., claim
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
Ale such adverse claim with the register Of said Land
Office Within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication of
this notice falling to do so, they will be barred Of
such adverse right claim
0ctlG-SOd G. n HARRIS, Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.

AYOrICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TBE
~ DELINpl EMF TAX LlST Of OrInsaN County. Ne
v4dl for the year A p 1872 hiss this delivered
d n A. presbach District Prosecut ting Attorn "
sad eOuty duv certified az NE sid unless the teli1
3uent tsNos therein specified paid the TresIrar
~ ohGio Tax Re SILVER thin TW ENTITY 4G2 ne
Third Day os Bc-raaor~. 4. u I.73.
Action will be ci 5T SID District p ,secuting
Attorney Tor the collection OF said AMI
FRED D. TURNER, County Auditor.
Aud sor's Ones Carson Csty New December 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
NICHOLS INFALLlBLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
Of Gonorhtea, Giest aud Whites. matter {
how long standing, if directions followed. Internal
medicines recommended necessary. guar
sntecd gHuI,ey rst,G,ed For sale by u. e. Foser.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
BOOKS MISSING.
FOR - ALD.

n OFFLK FOR SAI.E TINSEE HCNDRED
NJ and. With d"cllin. house, barn and sheds,
god ice house S&rt cast three tonsl adapted
for milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accOmmo
date hundred from seventy five to
hundred tons VI ha slso vegetable grounds also offer
from $50 head Of graded Angora grade
81 to 1916 together with three fall blooded bucks
rom imported st0I. price and psr1on inquire of
witt :. 7. So lift warm Springs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08

81 Samples. wifi, instructions
for Self Measurement sent free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
ASSESSMENT KeTicE.
AYORIH CARSAN SILVER MINING

NUKTH CNKSVN SaLVEK MINING
~ COMPANf.-Lncaon of principal place Of business,
San FRANCISCO, California Of works Ormsby
County Nevada Notice is hereby given that meeting
Of the Board vi Directors held the 18th day Of Dece
her, A D. 1879 assessment (Ne. o If twenty five (25l
cents per share levied upon each and every share
the capital stock OF this company, payable immediately
in u s. gold coin to the Secretary the Office
1l3 LedeslOrf street San Francisco, California Any
stock WHICH this assessment is not paid SATUR
DAY the 18th day of January A d. 1aS0. will be deln-
quent and advertised for sale public auction and unless
payment is made before will be sold Wednesday, the
18th day Of January. A. ID 1880 the hour oi o'clock
pay together with the OF adYers-
and expense of sale. BY order At the Board of Directors
O. BETS, Secretary
Office Room !, li3 LedesGorif street, San Francisco
California. decl6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-08
FOR ALE.

A FINE BACK wALvI'T OFFICE DESK
"A iisaaJ bI SKI feet in with six drawers and
gissc5s Fsg fChGr particulars inquire at this stice
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carried out. As is we'll known, the bible
proclaims that the gospel of Christ shall be
preached TO every nation of the earth and
given to them as testimony, before Christ
shall come again, and that the Jews shall re-
turn again to Jerusalem before the end Of
time. The preacher on these points said,
that thirty-one molths ngo missionaries had
been sent with the bible, to the last ration
Of people on tho globe who had not re civ
ed it, and that they were now preaching to
them tho Christian religion and giving
them the word of God as n testimony. He
also said that in June, 1879, the sultan Of
Turkey, who owns Jerusalem, gave Il mort.
gage on that city 10 tho RJthschilds to secure
u loan Of 100000 francs, and that when the
money became due, that if it was not paid,
the mortgage could be forecloscd, and ug in
Jerusalem would 90 into the hands Of the
Jews. Fifteen years ago there we're but three
synagogues and few thousand jews in
Jerusalem, but now there are thirty-four
synsgogues, and about as many thousand
Jews and this looked like tho Scripture on
these points bad been fulfilled. Hu believ-
cd that when Carist came Ho would appear
in the cast; that the graves Of the dead il
Christ w0ula open aud. bodies, no longer
mortal, would arise and join in His throng
ofshoppy and glorihed angels, and that those
living who had received tho seal
of Christs sanctiacn,on would DO
taken up, putting on Immortality in the
twinklings Of an @, e, and transported to the
homes of ctorn'lj Joy prepared for thom in
the light Of Gods throne and Of His
love, leaving behind them on EARTH those
who had rei'c cited Christianity. Then the
Holy Ghost woull Gems, l,s efforts fJr the
salvation of nan and the devil would be
turned loose on earth. Cdrst would go to
Jerusalem and preach His religion to tho
Jews aud they would accept Him as their
Messiah. All the Jews Of the earth would
gather at Jerusalem, and as they left the va.
rious countries where they lived, the Gentiles,
whose day had ceased, wuo no longer would be
embraced within the plan Of ChrisfS saliva
ton of tho world, would gather around them
and twenty men would cling TO one and hang
on TO his skirts, and entrcat'him to take them
with him, for where he was going, God WAS,
but tho Jews would refuse to do it, and
this would bs tho fullllment
of tho scripture. We have given but the
merest outline of the salient points Of the
Evang lists sermon, but trust we have been
sufficiently explicit and expansive to convey
the ideas.
We have no issue to tsk0 with the gentle.
men, neither have we any arguments to nd.
vance in support Of bis positions. Wa do
know, however, that the world is dreAifully
wicked and that sin is rampant every where.
Ii is to be hoped that tho dawning Of the
day when Christian virtues will ASSERT its sway
all over the world, and rear its affairs in the
hearts OF all men, is near at hand. Then
will the stars sing hozannas indeed, and jew
and Gentle worship but ono God, know but
ono religion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17

Craddock's Opera House was filled LAST
evening with the beauty and Intelligence on
the city TO hear and to see the Opera of Mari.
tn0, the plot whereof Is laid in Madrid
Spain, aud in the rcign u. King Charles tho
Second, and whose several scenes abound in
thrilling adventure aud mirth provoking wit
csms. We hardly know which most 10 nd.
miro in Mss Abbots voice, the crystalline
clearness Of lis intonations, the sprng.time
freshness of it's meditation, the sympathetic
tenderness, or the dramatic fervor of Its yo-
calization. Units fullness md richness, in the
silkon thread hncness, and flutelikc melody,
her superb soprano magnotized into the
stillnei, of n summer eve, her eager audi
ence. These characteristics added to her
wealth of power in the role Of acting, mark
her as the great artistic of nature and crown
her with tic success that careful culture and
acceptable characterization always ensure
when aided by happy genius.
This is not saying too much, as all will
testify who listened to the Romapzs in Act
|, Scene |, to tho aria in tho opening scene
of Act III, In Scene of this act "How
droary to my heart" there was velvety
smcotNncss m } plaintiv' tone that runr
through tho corridors Of the heart and set in
sympathetic motion Sll It's amer feelings. In
her trills and rouladcs there was liquid Gow
Of sound that swept over tho ear, with those
sentiments that Orc conceded by the eye that
follow the waving lines of Hogarth. In the
third act as bride, she was the realization
OF fond lovers dream. Arrayed in q
cream satin drcss, richly trimmed with en-.
brodered bands Of cardinal velvet and che:
nile frage, and decked with poplar silver
Leaves, she rose to the highest conception of
bridal beauty, and then rs she swept the
chords of feeling in the grandeur of her
prison desolation, she warbled her audience
into the hsghth of enthusiasm. And here
she exhibited at onco Tho most cultured
powers of slocution, finished touches of act
ing, energy of action and compass of voice
travelling from an almost melted indistinct
ness of the lower trill to the grand explosive
as she rounded her emotional song clearly t
@, and flooding the room with the delicious
climax.
Miss Pauline Maurel possesses a voice
: of good timbre clear. distinct, strong
Her contralto was well brought out anC
; especially noticeable in the Duet scene will
} Mariana. 1t would show to more adyantag,
} under conditionsother than those "Maritana'
, permits
Mr. A. L. Stoddard, as the King, was onl,
fair in his acting in the earlier scenes, thougl
8 he improved as the play progressed. Hi
t. rich baritone was fully appreciated.
8 Mr.. Lithgon james, as Don Jose, wa
more than fair throughout, but in the ballad
: ain happy moments," his well trained voic
$ came out to special advantage. In tn
t choruses, also, Its distinctness rose sbov
b them all, and was discernible in the sewers
= 10 hsctions.
o But VIM. Castles Don Caesar do Bszs
n was In every way triumph. We have hear
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS-BTOCKHOLDERS MEETING Office
ofthc Chlcag o Texas 6 Mexican Central Rail-
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept. 81, lsSO.-By
order of the Board Of Directors OF the Chicago,
Texas IL Mexican Central Railway COM
psny notice ishcreby given toN'l ftocEhulders
Of ssil company to attend a regular aruual
meeting Of said stockholders to be held at the
office Of the company in the city Of Dallas,
state Of Texas, on tho LIST doy OF November,
1850, forthe purpose of euacting and adopting
bylaws for eaid company; and yur uaul to
tho Of said Beard of Directors notice 4,
also given to said stockholders to attend a
meet NJ Of thcrtocth0lders &c sHil oo,, any
TO be led at the mp0ny's office, in TIE clJy
Of D,llea, state OF Texas, on the a7th day OF
November, 1880, Tor IN rUwo.c ,r consider
ING and aanctio0lng the borrowing OF iuoroy
no, To exceed twenty Thousand Dol! rs 90 ssch
mile of said railroad by said company, 10 be
secured by the bonds Of the cor pgnv. and %
truStdeed Jpan Us property and franrhtGp tho
forms theteof being on lcin The Office az the
cumpRnv DAA I'll II uNIE
A. r. BENNETT, sec'y. President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17

equally resonant and smooth tenors, and
perhaps some that were stouter, though few
swester and softer. But he was bright,
graceful, careful in his acting. All through
he did good work aad entered into the spirit
of it. In Act I,scene l, "War, Woman or
Wine;" in the trio song in Act II, "Let me
like soldier die" and in the duott " i,h Mar
itsna in Act III, and III his solo, There is
flower that sleometh," lie was particularly
eloquent, elegant and spirited. In the Duet
no was ably seconded by Miss Abbott aud
when in the closing limos their voices melted
INTO one, the visible representation Of
the currents of love merging INTO
uniformity Of thought md feeling the audi
enco recognized the nlclity of ths expression
aud tho perfect finish Of the effort
The respective aria', which in the air pre-
fentCd the familiar airs Of Then You'll
Remember Me-" and Sigh for y Glance
from those Dark Eyes etc, woro received
with rounds of appliance as old time friends
This opera as rendered last night, though
not allowing scope for much fJccibe acting
or many characters, was nevertheless mu-
steal treat of rare exccllnca and the mauuer
in which it was appreciated by the fashion,
able and the critical audience as well as by
tho very large one even at the price at which
it was putcn the boards, is simultaneously an
evidence of the culture of our people and Il
lesson by comparison, to the theatrical les
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17
MAJOR PENN ON THE SECOND COMING OF


On Sunday night last Major w. L. Penp,
the Evangelist, preached to an audience of
eight hundred or thousand persons, and
there were quite number of mon and wo-
nsn, at the anxious SCAT seeking tho prayers
Of the church. The subject Of the preach
srs discourse was "The second coming of
Christ" We heard the sermon, listening to
il attentively, studiously, in fact We may say,
and we were impressed with tho Ito us) nov
city of the reasoning advanced, as well as
with its force and cogency. He prefacod his
sermon with the assurance that he was by no
means sensationslist. and had no desire 10
arouse the fears of any one for the mere
1ake of playing upon and soaring them, as /,
-Nese, unto repentance. He had never read
any Of the books published upon this
ssbject, save one, that Of DR.. Brooks, of st,
obuis, and only read that because it sets
fsr.h the same viows no enter,sins. He did
not know when Christ was coming the sec
end time. No man knew III but /, was hi,
earnest opinion, aye belief, that He mich,
come al any moment and not conflict wit,
any prophecy Of the bible SAW one. He a.
dRsd that all the biblical prelimina,ies /,
- second coming Of the Saviour had b.s,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17

In isa mistake 10 suppose that the negro
is not a progressive race. He advances and
develops rapidly and the Republican party
has done much for him. We don't know
how W. can more graphically illustrate the
aplness OF the negro To learn from the Ro-
publican party than by giving tho fol-
lowing anecdote: A negro in Talahas-
see, Florida, went to the owner Of residence
in that place, to which garden spot was
attached, and told him that as it was grow
ing up in weeds, if they were not cut down
before they went to seed, that the ground
would be ruined Tor gardening, aud agreed
TO cut them down, with the grass, for slip
ulated price. He then went to the gentle
man who had the place leased and made the
same statement and bargain with him, with
out OF course, telliOg him of his bargain
with the owner Of the property. lie Gu
down the weeds and grass, received his pay
from both parties, and then sold the grass t.
the owner OF o cow for as much rs he nae
received from both parties for cutting It; ant
then went home whistling hymn, If thi
is not progression, from the Republican
standpoint, we don't know what is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17

THERE are lines of railroads on the five
divisions of the earth which cost in the az.
gregate SIG, 100000, COO although it ha' been
but So years since the first railroad worked
by steam was opened. These lines of rail.
way in length would reach eight times a.
round tho earth. Baron Kolb, statistci u,
has made calculation in which no saysthst
in France. previous to railways, one taaveler
in every 8a6, 900 wac killed, and ono in every
10000 woundcd;. whcreas upon railways, from
1895 to 1857, there w,s but one in 5,l7s 800
killed, and ono in $50 ,i50 wounded Accor.
ding to tho Baros, II n person WAS to spend
his entire time In railway travelling the chan
IS ces in favor of his dying by railroad accident
would not occur until no was 900 years old
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17
New York World,

Even tho Oympisn brow of the layorite
son of New York has been humbled by the
mystic power Of 800 In his speech at Tip.
pecane on Saturday, Mr.. ConliGg 5cgau to
dilste on the agricultural wealth of Indiana.
Somebody had coached him about large
farm in Indiana, of 5000 acres, yielding be-
tween ten and fifteen bushels ofcorn tothe acre
This, Mr.. Consling meant 10 celebrate us q
wonderful natural nrgumen. going to prove
that Hancock and solid south, ought rot
to be trusted with federal government, but
unluckily some lighting calculator had Civ
en- him the gross product Of this large farm,
~ $4,000 bushels, and rs the senator began
to roll the number forth, sudden horror vi
3l9 oyercame him. His voice Glove to the
rocfof his meuth and he stammerol out that
the largo farm had yielded three hun.
dred and twenty bushels ia all. Dhis was too
much for the Hoosicr farmers, who loudly
corrected him. The senator stammered H.
gain, excused himself, and dashed headlonc
into another colossal blundor to the effect
that $40 bushels of corn at 40 cents bushsl,
would no orth, sin round numbers" $3.50.
900. All this, ms any one can see, came OF
that horrible spectre, 500; but what can be
expected OF tho statistics of senator who
tooaes off trilo of So, 900. US y thing to be
covered by "rouud number? No wonder
the expense, of the government under the
republicans ran up rs they did!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17
RELIGIOUS,

LAMAR STREET M. Il. CHUuH SOUTH
Norshtps at the Dallas Female COLLEGE
Preaching at II 4, m, by the the pastor, Rev.
IL y. BOufland. No service as night,
the congregation uniting In worship with
Major Pean al that time Sabbath-schcol nj
9;3j a. m. The ususl siuging at p m. will ho
dispensed with this evening (, A cordial invl-
tNtion extended TO all.
C0NGREG NATIONAL CHURCH. Rsv w q
McCano- Services at IL 0'cl, oS u. m. In Central
Park, on Patterson avenue, west of sycamore
street sabbalh-schsol Wt4p. m.
TABERNACLE NJ. n. CHURCH-rhere
will be no services to-day, except the Sabbath
sshool, at 900 p. m, the COZ gregation wor-
shippln with Majsr Penn at night.
THE FIRST BAPTIST sUNDAY-SCHOOL
will meet this morning, at lO% o'clock, in
MAJOR Penu's tent II liz especially desired
TIA. every teacher, scholar ana friend of the
school Will be present In the afternoon, vt
, o'clock, Union sunday school services will
he held at the same plaos. II. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN UHUnUH- Ser
vices this morning, ct II o'clock, and this
evening at7:8O. All invited.
CHAPEL OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
will he ervices at the Oh pel OF the Incarns.
t.vA this morning, at 1850 o'clock.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-17

SEVERAL thousand Republicans from 1
radius of sixty miles around New York
Joined in the procession in that city Monday
might in honor of Grant and TO stir up GU
thusiaSm for Garfield, yet with these and all
The boot-blacks, gin mill bummers and cor.
ner loafers that could be cotton hold of and
hired to bear torches, the procession, was &C.
cording to the New York Herald, only about
$4,000 strong. In city of 100000 inhab-
itants, fully 25COOO of whom orc voters, this
Is q small showing indeed.