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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Tar Huntington .ldrtriiser thinks II
Col. JACOB d. Jackson desires the
nomination for Governor there will he
an enthusiastic response from the gen
eral yubic that will arouse the masses
ami ) cure a tlattrriug vote. Coupled
with this, the Idr r'isyr gives the Kama
wha Gl;ti, rs authority for saying that
the latter has reliable information that
"Mr. JACKSON would consent to he the
Democratic candidate for Governor
should the position he rendered him rs
a Tree Offering oi the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

IlE Springfield H.Eabl'"uH s'gnIti-
rlutlv observes that "a good many care
iul readers oi Congressional doings are
.,tting ready tn trust the Democrats
with the country ia ease GRANT OF
Hams il nominated at Chicago. Ii
WON'T do to quarrel with such u iudg-
mrnt, intelligent Republicans The
one clear and sale path is To recognize
anil respect the antogoniSms OF the
growing army OF independent voters.
They will decide the election OF 1850
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

THE political conventions To he held
this week are many. They include the
Minnesota Republican, Illinois Repub-
licau, Nebraska Republicans, Dakota
Territory Republican, California Demo
cratic, Virginia Conservative, Iowa
Grrenhark aud New York rrohohtiou-
lists to-day the Albany Republican,
New Jersey Democrats, Minnesota
Democratic, Mississippi Oreenback, and
Missouri Greenback on Thursday, and
the Tennessee Greenhack on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Or the eighty live counties in Illinois,
returns from which have been received,
the tx President has solid delegations 10
the State Convention in thrty-uine,
aud oi these thirty.nine solid third term
counties twenty-five are Democratic
AMI three are very close. Thus he has
solid delegations from only eleven Re-
publican counties. la eleven other
counties the ex.Presidcnt has a large
majority OF delegates, and OF these six
again are Democratic aud one is close
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

GAru writes from New York tn the
Cincinnati ElgUir5r. "rupEN stock Is
again low here, rs IL is in Washington
and wherever have been IN the past
Two weeks. sunset Cox told me that II
was not inNhc power ri JouN KELLY, Il
M, used all the iorrcS ut Tammany Hall,
tnmaAc the Irish Democrats support
TIuES. The barrel influence will have
uo effect in the South this year, because
the people there are doing we'll, aud are
NOT lnr -alr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

THR present arrival OF immigrants at
Castle Garden is about 1000 u week,
representing an increase IN the financial
strength Of the country OF almost nil
lion dollars Tor that time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

STRANGE, what diii,reure lev
words will make. Tho Republicans
nov call II senator ilANrToN's states
mauIiSe speech" 4 short time ago It
was W Npg HANProN', rebel yell, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Wa lhe hitliJsrc,r think II worth
the while tn change its standing table ct
the Presidential count after the Illinois
Convention to-day Or will 1t con-
unur t. ridiculc BLNINE 10y keeping him
al the head oi the list
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Sealed Proposals.
CITEN', OFFICE ROIRp 90 CuAMl SSIOS EEs,
MuhEtINt MAY Is lNsO

CIEEa', OFFICE BoIGp 90 COMMISSIONERS,
WHfELINU, May Is. $50
sealed Proposals will be- received at IN Is office
uull We TUESDAY, the 9th, AT 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
fl, the grading ui the county rnad between the
Wheeling West Liberty aud Bethany turnpike,
al Kelly, barn aud Dement, cemetery, embnc'
iug 2u,U cubic yariS, more or less, the average
haul NOT L. EXCEED $50 ttvt
Bids must he Wy the cubic Nard Tor earth, loose
rock AMI solid rock svpamtC,y. Proposals must
uiNy name. pnsturice address of bidder aud must
tr accompanied hy satisfactory recon- M enda.
iinu, as Iu ms rhEr CtyT aud responsibility.
Endorse. "frupusH,S iuT Dement, Cemetery
Enlt." The Commissioners reserve the right To
reject any ur an bids CHAN III DElTEkS,
Clerk Buapl pf Commissioners.
". G. SMITH county Engineer malnl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

GoIusNIUH MNID - again a mother,
The respected mare had a last career OF
10 IN her ia time, hut seems to have
settled down into quite a proper
matTOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Tar perquisitrs won't be 50 lat at
Springfield to-day As they will he at
Chicago on the Pub ct June. hut that
delegate that cant get his pocket lined
at either place will b. a bunSline opera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Tax strikers for GRANT and jar
GoULD's bar1 Tor BLAISE, will make
things lively in the Illinois Convention
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

SENATOR DAVIS is the only Democratic
member Of the Finance Committee in
the Senate who is in favor ot an early
adjournment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

GsANr will 40 into the Illinois Con-
yention to-day with $40 delegates,
against l19 ior BLsINE and IS for WASH
BURNE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

~ the delegates to the Illinois Con
vention, BLAINE will have, counting all
that are claimed Tor him IN Coax county,
aOO; opposition, 4Al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

THE ~. Louis GlObS-DSmOcrai thus
quotes GRANT: "My enemies cannot
force me from the feld." That sounds
genuine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

LmeT. Gov. HOOPESLICKER, of Ohio,
is a SHEkMAS man first, last and all the
time. That settles il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

SENATOR JuNEs, of Florida, Who has
lust returned from visit 10 his home,
savs the indications are Overwhelmingly
i'm mvor Of Florida going Democratic at
the next election. Tie SAYS the state
mrnt recently published that he had
sail IN senator SNUIsEURN that there
wa, doubt ahou, the next Florida Leg
islature being Democratic was never
uplr hy him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

Gov. ESQ IsH, oi Connecticut, IL said
a. have million OF more ia bank thai
o., has ~ particular use for, which he
will he willing To- spend tn elect pemc-
,rat hy thcnlmeoi E>GusHto the Presi-
d.ury. That's plain, ENOuIsu, anyhow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

GLORY or the Grave" at Springfield
today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
nsw ApvgRrlssMGsrs.
the SPLENDID BISCUIT

ND BATTER CAKES MADE WITH
n Logan, List 4 Co. 5 Excelsior Baking Row
der. constitute the leading subject al every well
ordered breakfast table. The best COOKS say us st
h il he brsi powder in the market Ask Tor
LOGAN, LISf & CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER
, 1880-08-02

strangers notice, ought far better to be
seen and priced by him, her husband.
1t is little to say that her face ought to
be as beautiful each day to his eyes as
if they looked upon it for the first time;
it should be far more beautiful, because
he has learned to see through its win
dows the soul within. And in the same
way the wife should look upon her hus
band. 1t is this true, yet tender re-
gard which makes the right atmosphere
for the soul to ripen in. Few things
touch US so deeply as to be understood.
But to be understood and loved; to
have the best that is in us made full &C.
count of; to know that our faults, too.
are epen to that sweet and gentle gaze;
to long to be worthy of love 50 pure
and high that only our highest and
ideal self can deserve it-what other in
Auenoe can SO strongly draw us toward
all our noblest possibilities This is
the work of true marriage; to reveal
two souls to each other in their ideal
beauty. and then to bring that ideal to
realization.-UNIFY.
, 1880-08-02

Thomas Strowbridge, q bachelor farm
er, who died at Springfield. ILL.,, the
other day, bequeathed 50 600 to the
Methodist Missionary Society of Illi-
nois for work in India. and $40 600 as
an endowment fund for the Home of
tho Friendless, in Springfield. He also
gave 81, 900 each to the Presbyterian
and Baptist Churches of that city, 81.
900 to the Methodist Church, 81 900 to
the Central Illinois Methodist Confer
ence, the same to the Springfield Pres
bytery, and the same to the Baptist As
sociatiOn of Illinois.
, 1880-08-02
How it was Fixed.

A stranger, bearing that seedy, rusty
outline which fastens to q man who
lives on free lunches and sleeps under
stair ways. walked boldly into Wood
ward avenue store the other day and
asked for the proprietor. After some
remarks about the weather, politics,
etc., he stated:
~ am Obliged to acknowledge that
am somewhat embarrassed. If l
could secure loan of $40 of you until
[ reach Cincinnati l would then for
ward my check and be greatly OBJ
liged."
" But I don't knew you" replied the
merchant.
"Ah! beg a thousand pardons.
Please favor me with pencil"
He took the peucil and wrote on a
sheet OF wrapping paper the name: s.
Mortimer Montgomery"
"Are you in business theres"
mot Just now. l am at present
managing an estate"
He was informed. after little fur
ther discussion, that he must apply
elsewhere. He bowed himself out, but
returned in half an hour and said:
Pardon my intrusion. As you do
not feel like lending me any money,
perhaps you wouldn't object to giving
me line stating that you would stand
security for my board for week."
The merchant gave him to under
stand that he did object, and the
stranger retired in good order. Direct
ly after dinner he came again, and he
seemed in better spirits.
Everything is all fixed to our mu-
tual satisfaction, he explained. "They
saw rae come here from the hotel, and
have discovered from the resemblance
between US that We are brothers. All
you've got to do is to favor the delusion
and LII be oil right"
The merchant looked at him without
power to speak for a moment, and in
this interval the stranger said:
p" 1ou might do one little turn for
me. You wear mustache and I don't.
If you d only have yours shaved off it
would bring our looks closer together
and we might pass for twins. Good
day-everything is beautifully fxed."
Detroit Free Press.
, 1880-08-02
Wise Words.

There are oalumnies sRainst which
even iunocenoe loses courage.
Better be upright and want, than
wicked and have saperabundance.
An ounce of conviction is worth q
pound of oaucus.-A. J. GoRDox.
Industry need not wish, and he who
lives upon hope will die Of fasting.
Stay not till you are told of oppor-
tunities to do good-inquire after them.
The condition Of prosperity is gsner-
osity. They are blessed that bless
others.
Evil would not be half so dangerous
if it did net often wear the seAblancs
Of virtue.
God has not assigned rs duties be-
csuse he needed our work, bat because
We needed the working.
Humility is the Christians greatest
honor; and the higher mon clink the
further they are from heaven.
Augustine said, Faith is to believe
what We do not SEQ, and the reward Of
this is to see what We believe"
ALI mon look to happiness In the fu-
ture. To every eye heaven and earth
seem TO embrape IN the distance.
There are beauties OF character which,
like the night-blooming oereus, are
closed against the glare and turbulence
Of every day life, aud bloom only in the
shade and solitude and beneath the
quiet stars.-H. L. TyCxaRxAH.
Human joys are rays of light which
pierce the shadows of life, and illume
youth between the tears of childhood
a2d the bitter d.seuohaatment of old
age. and which become extinct upon
tomb soon covered by the cold mass Of
winter.
You have noticed that all evening
shadows point to the east where the
dawn will appear. So every shadow
made by the descending sun of earthly
prosperity points with sure prophecy
to the better hopes which are kindled
by the glowing promises of God.
, 1880-08-02
Hundreds OF La dies.

Who have been unable to attend to their
duties ewing to peri.A cal sicknesses, have
found Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
a real "friend in need" Being purely
vegetable compound ANA oulAinlng all the
elements Of safety IS we'll AS these Of power
it has b come universally popular. During
th- sumno, esp' cislly, it is q ce, tain pre-
ventive for the numerous Kidney, Liver and
Urinary troubles incident to the season. ALI
d ugg'sts sell 1t. and noue exce-t those III
perfect health can afford to be wilhoutit.
, 1880-08-02
Haunted Mo.

Debt, poverty aud suffering haunted mo
for years, caused by sick family and large
bills for doct0ring, which did no good.
was completely discouraged, until, one ye r
ago, by the advice ef my pastor. procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use, and
In one month We were all we'll, and none Of
- have besn sick day since and want
- say to all poor men, you can keep your
families we'll q year with Bop Bittere for
lees than one docter's visit will cost-A
Woyktnsron
, 1880-08-02

A gentleman called professionally on
a prominent physician and complained
of total loss of appetite. I'll just
give you a little tonic to take before
dinner" said the Doctor. "Oh, I'm
all right just before dinner. It's af-
ter dinner that suffer 40 much"
, 1880-08-02

Oap1Ial otock, pal0 up $!,VUV,VUV.OU
Surplus $422,032.53
nexed STATEMENT Of this Bank: and offer our
services to any that may desire 10 do business with
From our long cxperierce in Banking VIC
have thorough knowledge Of the business and no
eff rts will be spared by to render those opening
accounts or doing business with every advantage
appertaining to their intsrast.
ASSETS.
Real Estate tIsnnk Building) 8 $4,000 90
BILLS Receivable ............. l,2l2-364 81
Dvertlrnfts t<0lvent,... .... 03,44S 0S
Real Estate taken for debt. A5O4 80
Land a SEN and Dock ktOck 7437 60
Due from Banks 4 Ranl<ers zoo, ,003 ~
Cash tcOin In our vaaltI.... O6a,367 81
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ....S1.0 900 900 90
Due Deposit tors. ......... 80. 1915 500 So
Duo Banks nnd Bankers. I95 4l3 81
Duc Dividends ......... 800. 3 O:7 so
e3, 1875 ,oe6 Il
We respectfully call attention to eur
f,cllittr~ for doug every kind of legitimate
Banking business; and solicit accounts Of
Merchants, Msnufacturers. hanks and Bankers,
Farmers. and all doing business in our line.
We give advice in detail OF all CREDITS. and
acknowledge promptly all lefters. ard will furnish
private telegraph code to correspondents.
when requested.
Shipments OIL eE1sO REA tt1TFr kSI1Il tom
will have special cure and prompt retu1Da
Being eOnnecich Ey Telephone with all
the prncip Warehouses aud the "Prtdrce Es-
chanye" we keep thoroughly posted in the " heat.
Grain aud Flour market. NJ 4 are prepa1 d at
all times to make loans Flour. Wheat aud Ear
ley, and other approved nierchandi' In varehoE.s
Investments ma de On COMlsa issian. and
specinl attention given TO the negotiation If
nst-class loans OF cities. cOunti.e and other COZ
porations
We buy and sell Ellis Of Exchange on
Drl,~ o2,x 1vt EHrY
FRANCE aud GKRMANf.
COLLECTIONS made and prompt returns rend-
cred at market rates of exchange.
TeleSrmplie Irasl~feK% Enade with NEW
YoaK, Bos10N, CHICAGO. and principal cities Of the
U. L also cable transfers IL Europe.
Letters of Credit and (s>snlneve1al Cred.
is issued on the principal casi.s Of the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE.
Loans ma de ON good collnterals or mp.
Drafts discounted at lowest market rates.
Del,asktts received, subject 70 check
without notice.
National. Atnee. City and Con nty BOsrds
0ssd Warrants. and other Securities. bought
and sold.
Ran king IL q business that should be recip-
rocally beneficial to borrower and lender.
Favor and bene violence not the attri.
butss Of good Banking: strict justice and rigid
performance Of contracts its proper foundation
A gOOll ssnMker 10 one who takes better cure OF
other peoples money than hts own
A Prudent aud Osservatfve Course Ia
one Of the frst principles of successful Banking
This will be our policy.
Yours. very respectfully.
g. G.. MURPHY, IL. II. MCDONALD,
Cashier. President
, 1880-08-02

Olive Logan, in u Paris letter to the
Cincinnati Enquirer. says of the French
Capital: =" It is the most beautiful cap
ital the hands of man have ever reared.
1t is the wiokedest oity that exists on
the face of the earth. It is a lovely
place to visit, either for week or q
twelvemonth. 1t is the oruelest spot
in the werld to pass lifetime in."
, 1880-08-02
The Robertson Process

For working rsbellisus sres u remarkable
for Its simplicity aud ehsspness. NJ sther
method is known which so completely re-
duces rebelli us gold and silver ores to the
same condition as free milling orc. Parties
Who have the machinery for pulverising and
amalgamating can erect a suitab furr ace
for using the Rob risen Process at cost Of
from $1,000 to 81 ,5Oo, scco ding to capacity
required. For full particulars address John
A. Robertson, the pateatee. p. o. bex 552,
Oakland Cal.
, 1880-08-02

A contemporary praises q poem called
"Gather Ripe Fruits, o Death |" And tha,
would be best. II Is 50 now that the small
boy gathers the fruits before they are ripe,
and Oh Death gathers the small boy.
, 1880-08-02

]. W. Shaetfer + Co., 8s1 and 323 Sac
ramento St., Saa Francisco, employ no
drumMers. Cigars sold very cheap.
, 1880-08-02

ALL Photographs made at the New York Gallery
No. rs Third St., 8. r., guaranteed to be first
class. Prices suit the times. J. Ii. PETERS & Co.
, 1880-08-02
Furniture.

New sHd secondhand at auction prices
H. Schellhaas', llth st., Odd Fellows Build.
ing, Oakland, Cal. Country orders promptly
attended 10.
, 1880-08-02
aeifig Bank.
Cor. Pine and sansome Streets.
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA. July /. 1850.

Capital Stock, paid up. 81, ,000, 10000
Surplus $422,83253
, 1880-08-02

Cancers n specially without the knife
or exciting p&sim. Mrs. Dr. Cook, ERA
fOat street. San FrAncisCO.
, 1880-08-02

DR.. D. Nc LenmHss the wOvld's greatest haatac.
cures ases that have balm ID all other meanA OH16
guaranteed. T.eae'neRt sent BY matt Cnnsu2t rse1A
rec. tetsors swered. DR.. u. McLennans MHs-
netio fnsUtu No. Ill 8eary st.. above DuDon& s. f.
, 1880-08-02

N ationsl Surgical Institute Western Dlsisoa), 81
~ Bush St, s. f. DeVOtsd ~ the treatment
Cripples. Piles, Fistula, sc. Send for circulars.
, 1880-08-02

n. CO0ksesssfSss Sss sf oae sna 1is.s Hose Bel TING
Reit Laein, n u, Express and Bullion BaxA fa0
toy and oaice. AIS Market st.. San FFaHCisco.
, 1880-08-02

VEGETABLE COUGH
VI Drops, the greatest known remedy FOR all ThTt *
and Lung co apiants. tor taie ny all druggists.
, 1880-08-02

N4Cj AOAEoOe w 6AVOs 400
generously and gladly q wife gives the
more watchful should the husband be
that he makes due return.
The foe Of married happiness in in
attention. The real wrong to the wife,
the real failure of the husband is when
he becomes unconscious of what she is
doing for him, and what she is in her
self. A man should every day see in
his wife the woman she is. Whatever
purity, sweetness, womanliness he
once saw in her, and thrilled at the
sight of, whatever fuller and richer
growth the years have brought, these
things he should see in her continually.
Not mere part of the domestic ma
chine should she be to him; not even a
mere comfort and convenience and
pleasure to himself-her soul, in its
full stature should come homo to his
constant thought. Whatever charm of
lace or manner, whatever w0manly
grace, whatever Quickness of thought
or delicate. sympathy, would strike a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-24
To Make ncrry on the Mai fest


The Tum-yercn, Frohsinn aud Gruolll
vercn met ut Turner hall ON Sunday morn
Ing to consid-r their determination TO ccc'
brate tho MNi-iest IN an appropriate monner
The right sort Of feeling prevailed, all the
organizations having signiIlod their assent tc
ion hands IN nm attempt TO make this yoar'
Mul.fest surpass any previous OCCASION
of the kind in point of elaborate
detail, Tho proper committee Will visit the
merchants OF the city and get MS many OF
them as possible TO lend helping hnnd, to
aid the celebration and to advertise them
selves as well, by wagons for the procession,
adorned In II manner appropriate to the diff
fcrent lines of business Of the Ilrm whose cn-
terprisc nro represented The exact time
was not fixed NJ the conference on sunday.
Tho committees will meet tonight ID pre-
pare tho progrNmmc, and arrange other
details.
The following is the personnel ofall Of the
committees;
Executive Committee: l. + Buhny, Chair
man; 8 A tlammersly, Secretary; Charles
Mestcrhans, Treasurer Jake Gresham and
ocoISo pplcEel'
Arrangement Committee: Augustus
Schneider, Chairman; Charles MeisIerhans
Emil Fritz, 4 HNmm, Joha Boil,
Transportation Committee: DR. En- Till
man, I hairman; A Sanger.
Music Committee: Charles SieinmNn,
George Sp egel, Joseph b Schneid.
Decoration Committee: Q Hirst j L0n.
genbaoh, NJ Davidson.
Printing Committee + Foster Augustus
Schneider, A Moser.
Reception Committee j Illus Bogel, j Il
Hess, Sch Schroeder, William Long, -
Stussi.
Committee on Refreshments: IF Bolny,
Charles Meisterhans, Joseph b Schneld.
Committee on Privileges: Jacob Gros!-
man, s A Hammersly, II Q Ries.
Finance Committee: + Muller Julius
Kahn, Antoi eGuber.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-24

A Mr.. Gibson, of Southport, England, has
arrived in tho city from New Philadelphia in
this State. He says that DR.. Kngsbury
when in England, induced him to come over,
and tried to sell him lands around that point
but that he hsd the good sense to come and
see for himself lie was thoroughly DISCUS
tel with the section of country about New
Philadelphia, and intends going back and
denouncing DR.. Kingsbury to his country
men. Those whom he has induced to come
over and settle at New Philadelphia, Mr.,
Gibson says are heartily Disguised. He ex-
pressed himselfas very much pleased with
North Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-24

EpIrOs GERALD j--lthas been decned OK
pcdont, after consultation with members OF
tho Democratic Executive committee for I'M
city, 10 call mass meeting of the parry Nv
The City Hall on Saturday evening mex
II Is important in any Wow That We m"I
tnka Of the matter that wo orgNnlSe our
forces In Dallas and that We carry tho com
Inv municipal election,
Ii We submit 10 defeat In the city, amer
formal nominations of good men, the result
will carry decentralization to tho county pre-
rlnels md tend to overthrow the party IN lhe
infinitely more important fall elections.
Thore II another consideration which re-
specliully submit should not be overlooked
We have pledged our faith " certain nolnl'
noes and thereby agreed TO givo them
hearty and honest support
They were fmrly elected they Hrc gentle
mon unexcpptlonabo In character and In
tegrity, and II would BIO cowardly to lot them
go down In gallant pu'
luckloss struggle through our passlyoncS'
or Indifference.
| hold that each Democrat that PROPOSES
the principles of the party, nlllllatoS with II,
aud desires its success should feel personal
interest in this, IL organized attempt to TO-
stow upon d ,llas n capable ind acceptable
municipal government,
trust that the meeting which has been
called will BIZ largely attended, md That nc,
tive and efficient steps will BIO taken by al
Democrats TO insure the success Ofour llekel
on the 9th of April, Very respectfully,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-24

SoMR Chicago capitalists, recognizing the
growing demand for glucose, will on May
arst begin in that city the erection of manu-
factory. The main building will be of brick
ssx4Oe feet, and eight stories high, and be-
sides there will DO several smaller buildings
or storage and ether purposes. The cost
including machinery, water pipes, ETC., will
DO between 100000 and 100000. il is ex-
pccted that the works will be in operation
within year. Seven hundred to one thous-
and men will be employed, and the capacity
Of The works will be $4,000 bushels OF
corn per day, the product being glucose,
grape sugar, starch and syrup. There are
now nine glucose man Lfactores in this coun-
try and they cannot begin to supply the
market.