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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-12-30
DIR. HENRY o.. STIMSON
Office over Sternberger'
Clothing Store. Corner
of Main and Broad
way Streets.
tENTRaNCE on BROaDWaY.)


He respectfully informs the citizens of Jackson and
jackson county, that he can be found at his Office
Second Story, opposite Court House, where he still
continues to treat all forms of diseases with unparal
leed success, and he is regaining his health. he
will treat all promptly when called upon, and
that Diphtheria and Membranous Group gives way
readily to his remedies that he has not lost single
of either since his arrival in Jackson.
lie had a very extensive practice in this disease
when ii made its first appearance in the Northern
part OF Ohio and treated it through with unparalleled
success; also. diseases of the Ear and Eye. He has
restored number of cases to their eyesight in this
county, where they have been deprived of their
sight for months and they now able to read ordi-
nary print. viii here mention some of the names of
patients ! have restored to their sight: Abram
Mapes. Mr.. Foster with numher other cases
could mention. Also. all forms of blood diseases and
chronic diseases generally. Charges reasonable.
EXamina ion free.
30decS0tf DR.. HENRY q. STIMSON.
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-MaiI-Leaves Cincinnati 50 am arrives LGyeand Io
Hamden u rs m. Athens 3 OIL, Parkersburg 40.
ST. Louis EIpresS-Leaves Cincinnati ! 20 Pn al,
riyes Loyeland s 20. Manchester So Greenfield
SO M ChiiIicothe 49, Hamden II 49, Athens l. 3d.
PA rkprs
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Programme for the Week of Prayer.
Adopted by the Pastors of Jackson.
UTrion services. next week, each day, at 10 a. m.
Monday, Presbyterian church, topic, The Church.
es of Jackson.
Tuesday Methodist church; topic, The Families
of Jackson.
Wednesday, Baptist church; topic, Laborers and
their Employers.
Thursday, Christian church; topic, Temperance
Friday. Presbyterian church; topic, Backsliders;
Journalists; Moralists.
Saturday, Methodist church; topic, The Untaught;
the Indifferent; the Defiant.
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Underwear,
Hosiery,
Neck-wear,
Cardigan Jackets,
Silk HandkerchiefS,
Fancy Linen HandherchiefS,
Elegant Suspenders,
Umbrellas,
Fine Kid Gloves,
French Cloth Gloves,
at the Mammoth Cothing Store of
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MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
II "a Ire "a d
TRAINS GOING EAST

THE T1BLE-Taking Effect Nor. IA, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
Mayors Proclamation.
Tn the citizens orDnIIas.

Whereas the City Council of Dallas (your
no ored representative 81 by unanimous vote
invited General Grant 10 visit our city, and
wherea in pur uance oil sala expressed VIII
OF your representatives, in and uDoer instruc
tiOu q. |. ~ The May0ro your city, communt
Gated the same 10 General Gran, addresse |
at the City of Mexico, inviting MIN
to visit Dallas in the event he reIurnt d
to the United States via Galye ton, Texas.
No answer ha. been received, wherefore We
may reasonably infer that the cOmmunica-
ton has not been received
Ia further obedience to the expressed Will
of your representatives, / dispatched u
Messrs IIoxfe and swanson, Super intendents
OF the lines of road intervening this point
and Galveston, and am highly gratiiled TO
state that free passage and complimentary
cuurtesles are extended 10 the CITY OF Dallas
by both OF these distinguished superinten-
dopts in their kind aud courteous proposal to
convey an invitation committee from this
city to visit the w0rld-renowned vi-itor TO
our state "a
Now, therefore, 1, as Mayor of the city of
Dallas, requtss the FIRE Department, our
military companies, and other org tntz ltiOns
within "ur city, as well US all OF our citizens
70 do each aud everything m ther power 10
nake the reception of @ neral Grant and
pa, W n hearty ami hospltable welcome In
tho city OF Dallas, should they determine to
honor us with their presence.
| am gratiGed to STATE that the glowing sen-
tlment here without au honorable excep-
ton known to mel, Is in favor
Of extending to General CIR mt
n we come MS coriitl rs that proposed
by other southern cities, especisl y in our
STATE.
IL should be a source OF great pleasure to
ali good aud lib sral-minded citizens to have
obs rived thst no pariizan feeling or y litical
preiudiees have actuated any of those parti-
| cipating In ,hese ovations towards on who
| has been so honOre abroad as representa-
| tive OF the American people
j. NJ. THCRMoND. Mayor.
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FORT WORTH.

Reported Daily.l
FORT WORTH. March 20. 1880
District court adjourned yesterday until
next Monday morning - Weather is warm
to-day. Million MOBILES troupe played to
very large audience in Evans hall last
night. Everybody was perfectly delighted
and the performance was pronounced to be
the best of the season. They play again to-
night and will then leave for Terrell.--
John W. Turner who is said
to be one of the fastest
candidates for the Mayoralty, amour
ces his platform on the back of his
electioneering card. His principles are good
and practicable. The Milton Mobiles
troupe accompanied by Major G. X. Fairfax
went out to-day on bird shooting expedi-
ton.--Mr. w. A. Holden has Just opened II
fine stock of groceries at 124 Houston street.
Business seems to be on the increase
Hon. John d. Templeton, Secretary of State,
is in the city on his way to Austin from the
City of Washington. He will leave here for
Austin next Wednesday--There is great
demand here tor freighters. Our business
men have goods piled about their doors and
hunt daily for wagons upon which to ship
them west. Every department of business
sctltlS W Do VII tlC iuSlthoos- Irwin hOiNo
ofcattle will DO driven from this place to
Colorado about the 18th Of next month.
At the Ell Paso: s NJ Rowe, Texas; w A
Ford, New Orleans; George Girsrd, city; L
L Magaus, St Louis; w G Binck. do; j G
Kcarby, Dallas; II A Foster Galveston; s
L Mcconnell, Texas; d A Stewart do; G
Fletcher, Dallas; o 7 Lyon, Sher-
man; q A. Schuber, Fort Griffin;
w S Rose, 81 Louis; w H Caldwell, New
York; II P Hughes, NJ X & T railroad; W
b Tabor, St Louis; 7 Farley, Galveston: L
McTowner, Louisville; d G Duffy, New
York; G D Wingfeld, Virginia; W R Geer,
Marshall; Milton Mobiles, New York; Miss
Josie Langley, do; Miss Alice Baldwin, do
L 4 Russell, Dallas; T A Ellis, st. Louis
WD Mcclellan, ST. Louis; j W Lyn, Wealth
erford; NJ Disney and Miss Young, Cinein.
natl; j Harris, Texas; Ed Harris and W
Carson, New Orleans; 7 A Mccall, Denton
Miss Grace Page, W B Curtis, B Adams, =
L Mortimer, j Jackson, j NJ Gardner ) Il
Ready, r S Jones, Max Terhman and w {
Anderson, New York; w l. Elgly, St Louis
J II Britton, Sherman; j r Horton, st Louis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
PLANO.
Correspondence OF the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
PLANo, March 10, 1850
Last night Charles G. Harris made II tenn
perance speech to u large audience. He
spoke from experience, and handled
the subject without gloves
Local option election takes place Saturday
and it is believed by many that it will carry.
Both sides are working like beavers. Chas.
Foster and Lle Holmes, II sole dove. wero
hauled up before His Honor for being too
well acquainted. For want of evidence the
parties were acquitted mir jenkins is
soon to be here to build Il large college for
the purpose of schooling young America at
home and abroad. 1t is said the college will
accommodate one thousand students.
9. 0averker will commence erecting large
new house next week for the purpose of
handling tho coming grain crop,--The
farmers have all gone 10 work with vim and
if no disaster happens Collin countryside will
have larger crops than Of any previous year
Mrs A. Metsell, prominent lady of our
town, is dead. She leaves n husband, two
children and many friends to mourn her
loss,
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CORSICANA.

Reported DaIly,l
CoRHcASA, March ", lsS0.
Gentle spring has returned, much to tho
qualification of the planters That walk
ing match will not come otl.-Professor
George is running good dancing class,---
Probate court is still in session.---G. s..
Boynton Is Mt Hot Springs, dangerously sick.
Penalties have been added TO delinquent
State and county taxpayers. Lots are nd
yancing in value in East Corsicana ajor
Miller and wife will celebrate their silver
wedding soon. They propose to give n
Jolly time for their friends.--H. X. Farrar
County Surveyor, will be candidate for re.
election. The early corn crops were killed
by the late norther.---Tho Malloy house
has new cook. He is lrst-class.. Knights
of Honor lodge meets next Tuesday night.
The County Commissioners court meets
on the 3lst inst. to advertise for bids for the
new courthouse. ~
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LANCASTER.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.
I,ANgAlpru MaFon IN lga

Correspondence ofthe Herald.
LANCASTER, March IL, 1850,
The streets aro muddy and weather d,a-
greeable. Fears are entertained that tho
wheat in this section oflhc country Is injured
- On Sunday, the 18th inst, Joseph.
Keller, who was quite II promising young
man, died Of consumption Our mlunici-
pal election comes OIL ON the 9th proS, Some
Of the candidates spoken Of Nre tho lollowiug'
John > llawllns and Newton Taylor, for
Mayor; Farley Brody ana Barnard Howell,
for Marshal, and quite II number, perhaps
ten or twelve in all, aro candidates for Alder
men. Won't we have lively time smoking
cigars for n few wccks!--W. l.. White,
delegate elect, thinks of attending tho State
Democratic convention Mt Galveston DR.,
IL, j, Molllt, who was also elected n delegate
to the same convention, will not DO able TO
attend.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS OF OUR NEAR NEIoHBoRs.
Az Insane Man In Acknowledgement
for Freightera NJ Port worth
Miscellaneous Matters,
PARIS,


Correspondence OF the Herald,
PARIs, March Is 1870.
The weather has been for the past few days
the worst that has ever been known IN this
section. Roads all in wrotched condition,
and, In consequence, trade In all lines Is very
Might've had n ino lecture from the Rev,
Conrad Haney q iew evenings ago, All who
heard tho distinguished gentleman were
highly pleased --Somo excitement In our
little city, caused by the report TINT the post
office Is soon 10 BIO removed from whore II Il
now, on Clarksyllo street, TO BRENNAN
streot.--Roberts men up here are about hs
scarce NJ nbackeR,-Cotton business
nearly played out In this market large
party left yesterday for two weeks hunt Ia
the Nation, Notwithstanding the bad weather,
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ROCK WALL.

Correspondence Of the Herald
RocKwALI March 10, 1880.
last Saturday, spring having 10 all APP
pearanco fully opened, In so much that most
farmers were done planting corn, and much
already up, "gurdon truck" putting forth and
fruit trees in full bloom, Borcas turned loose
us upon wild rampage ind continued In
cessanty bowling against curly spring until
there Is nothing green loft TO remind Us of
our iolly but there aro plenty Of withored
leaves nevertheless % indicate that nature Ms
we'll Ms We WIS deceived. Since this we have
enjoyed, experienced and suffered every kind
of weather known to "Old Probs "--Thcre
Is now plenty of wator and the artosinn we'll
vii probably go by default until another
drouth Games TO convince tho p0opo OF the
fact that II is better to prepare for IN IRE con-
tingcncics. The public well Is between sixty
and eighty feet in depth, and is now nearly
full of water and in Il fair way to be utterly
ruined. If the County Commissioners court
had utilized county convict labor and spent
800 ON this hole IN the earth hugo cistern
might have been made, which coHld have
been amply supplied from the courthouse,
and would have given an ample supply
of good water for public usc.----
The county is very small, and officers gener-
ally complain that there is no pay in them,
but the ncumbcnts are nearly all willing TO
be sacrificed ON the public altar, and others
who are willing to share the same fate may
b. numbered by the dozen.-There is u
man here, who was mentioned in a former
letter rs being found in the courthouse in
the night striking matches who is evidently
insane. Where he came from no one knows,
He says his name is George Slicktace. He
is about five feet six inches high, about thirty
years old, gray eyes, sallow complexion,
sandy hair, with short whiskcrs of same
color The County Commissioners court re-
fuses to do anything for him, rs he does not
belong to the county. He sometimes chops
wood, by which, with what he begs, he gets
enough TO eat, but he has no place to stay,
and is in danger of creating fire by going
into houses when tho inhabitants are absent,
and building fires, or by wandering about
residences in the night to get seriously injured,
as in these days of tramps people do not feel
disposed to bear with people proving around
in the night time. He is an object OF pity,
and if he has friends they should come for
him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

from General Ord tina. ho and staff will DO
here 10 unite In the reception Of the former
chief, Governor Roberts and tho State oil.
cials have not signilied their intention OF
being present. irropresalble Major
0ehlltIee ID flying across tho continent from
Washington 10 Galveston 10 meet General
Grant on the Majors native heath, aud
divide tho donors OF the occasion with him.
"A field day ut the Recorders court this
morning, Quito number Of firms were ar
rested and nrralgned before His Honor for
tho non,payment OF occupation tax. Tho
majority of cases were dlsmissedi others were
continued until the l0lh,- WeslHy Tate, the
negro arrested for theft yesterday had his case
continued until the 20th bond Of $500, aud
search warrant issued. Father Glynn's
condition Is reported more favorable to-
night.--M Z, DraughMl, editor Of the
Lone Star, published ut Giddings, passed
through tho city on route " Louisiana
Hugh II, Wilson, Fort WORTH w, j, Me-
Neil, of Denton, nre among tho arrivals from
North Texas to-day, and are regstoro 1T the
Washington. ---Charlos Turner, Selma,
Alabama, and w. II. Wood, of Atlanta,
Georgia AFRO In the city remarkable
change in the weather, and ii requires quite
stretch Of tho Inauguration 10 realize lhat
yesterday We were shyorlng In our over
coats, while to-day wo arc uncomfortable In
our dress-cOats. a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
TnxIar.nrnMnr Cniinn

Attention b called 10 the advertisement o.
Messrs Low u Bro, who have for sale The
seed Of CHS celebrated cotton. The slaPl e OF
this cotton Is pronounced by cotton'mon n
the longest aud best ever (rown IN this eoun'
try, Read the teslinonialB and secure tht
seed before III MI exhausted Messrs, Law
n Bro. Gro entitled TO great credit for their
efforts to improve the quality of the cotton
grown In this section Of the State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
AIdermnn ronrlh Mnrd.

Attention Is called 10 the announcement Of
DR.. w. j, Allen M u candidate iJr alder
man in the Fourth ward. Dr. Allan 10 an old
resident of Dallas, and he has always enjoyed
tho esteem aud confidence OF his iellow'eili'
gems and possesses host Of warm friends In
tho city, Ito Ia a gentleman OF intelligence,
energy and enterprise, and devoted to the In
lerosts Of Dallas, and would make an excel
lent Councilman if elected,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

We can now be found few doors east of
our old stand on Oak street, opposite side,
All our former stock of corn, oats, bran,
Seeds etc damaged by fire and water, has
been delivered to the insurace agents.
We are now receiving fresh stock of sound
grain and shipstutf., and all other articles we
have been dealing in, and invite our friends
and the public to continue their patronage.
L. Is. CLARK & Co.
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A AI,OOO Guarantee.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure will
positively cure Brlghts Disease md Diabetes
and II Is guaranteed that II will also cure 9t
per cent. ofother kidney diseases, 0jpor cent
Of all liver diseases, and will help IN every
case without injury TO the system when taken
according 10 directions, and the sum Of $1,000
will be- paid to any person who can prove
that ii has failed TO do this,-H. II. Warner
81 Co.
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GALVESTON.
Report ed Daily.
aALyrsros, March Is, 1880.

Report ed Daily
GALVESTON, March Is, 1850.
A special dispatch to the News received
Tonight announced that General Grant and
party embarked from Vera Cruz to-day on
the steamship City o! Mexico, and will touch
Tampico and Tuxpan, and arrive ell Calves
ton on the 2lst aud 22nd. Although no
direct dispatch has been received by the
committee in reply to theirs to General
Grant, arrangements are being rapidly
perfected to give him a royal reception upon
his arrival. A dispatch has been received
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
ID. NJ. nichnrAson,s Mntchcs.

d, NJ. Richardson's reliable and popular
and Parlor matches arc again IN
market.
They arc regarded the cheapest, safest ind
best'ma,ches for uso IN tina world.
Manufactured In Detroit, Michigan.
For sale by grocers aud druggists.
At daily uud3
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HggNGWO&M HHUMOR


or Nix Yenrs' Duration cured by the
CuticurR Remedies.
MessIs. Weeks n Potter sirs-I have had a
+ ingworm IIumOr, got at The bar ber's, for six
years, which spread | ovtr my ears face and
neck and which itched and irritated me II
great deal. have ussd many remedie s by adj
vice OF physicians without benefit. Your Cuti-
cura Remedies nave entirely cured me, taxing
every bit Of humor eff my face ana leaving II
as smooth H. u dollar. 1 thank you again for
the help ithas beer to me,
GEO W. BROWN, Mason.
As Marshall ST., Providence, Il. |.
koVsm Der 20, 1879
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SALT KAHEUM
For Nine Years Speedily Cured w
Ill d,uIicnrn Rem nliGA

For Nine Years Speedily Cured with
tn Guticura Remedies.
Messrs Weeks 4 Potter: Gentemen-Ihave
be n l-oubed for uine years with Salt Rheum
aud have lrie every patent medicine Il think
KIN pwn TO the trade; have also been attended
by pr ysiciaus but with no more than tenn
porary relief. A | had tried everything, II
was no more than fair that should try yours,
which We're as 90 ishing effective, complete
ly curiug me. tits two months since l quit
using he m, dicine, and am satisfied / am
permaneutly cured. Gratitude alone prompts
me TO tender you my eNinonial.
Most truly yours, GEO +, OWEN,
Dealer n pianos and organs.
Grand Rapids, Mich October, 1879.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. IL, 1850.
NEW IUhN' J"1Is IT I10V'
Ne.s-s Levi & Bro, rallas, Texas.

Mess-s. Levi Bro, TaIIas, IeKasi
Gentiemen.- Ycur favor Sth inst, and sam
ME received. In reply we woul say that cot
ton TO equal the sample, would bring fancy
nrice. five would wait 10. y customer, who
wanted such staple and and grade; think t
would bring about lic on present market and
possibly more. Very truly, ,,,-y.- .ro
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

Maud had fine figure, good face and
pretty name. One should seek her at dis
lance. When she began to talk, you real
lied that she never used Sozodont. Her
breath was unlike the breezes of Araby the
blest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
CUTHCUEsA REMEDIES

For SHin, ScnIp and HOOD Hhmors.
Are prepared by Weeks & Potter, Chemists
and Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston,
Il Front st., Toronto Ont, and Snow Hill,
London, and are for sale by all druggists,
boxes, containing two and one half times the
gu nifty of small Il. Resolvent, 81 per bot
tie Cuticura Medicinal toilet Soap, 20 cents.
Cuticura Medicinal Shaving soap, 10 cents; In
bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents
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Collins, voItaie Electric Plasters.

They vitalze, strengthen and support Week
and rai fdl Parts; relieve CHI onic aiime .ts
of the liver ana kidneys; absorb poisons and
thus prevent lever and ague, mala ial and
con aeious diseases, and when placed over the
pit of the stomach, prevent, dyse eptia, bilious
cllic, cramps and pa ms. Price. 25 cents.
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DING, GwYNN & co.
DosroS, Jan. Ii, 1870.

BOSTON, Jan. Ia Io'U.
Messrs. Levi & Bro, Dslla., Texas:
f,entlemen. We are In receipt Of the sample
of cotton cotton ofsuch grade and staple would
sell hers for 1871 TO ISM. We are having duil
marSet at pres emit, for spot cotton.
Yours truly,
ma,oi. HASKINS * MONTAGUE.
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A. g. Z. MITTENTHAL.

A. g. Z. MlTTENTHAL.
Roots 4 Shoes, Buttons & Braids.
Clothing, Casmores and Carpets.
Dress Goods, Drills and Duplex
Carpets. "''i
Embroidories, EdSings at low
ngures. ,5
Frames, Looking Glasses. = i
Gents Furnishing Goods. a
Hats, Hosiery, Handkerchieis.
insertions in every width.
Jewelry, gold plated.
kentucky Jeans, Knitting Cotton.
Lawns, Linen 4 Linen Thread.
MISSES and Child ems Hose.
Neckwear, Ladies and Gents.
Oilcloth, Oil Coats.
Prints, 1900 elegant styles.
Ribbons, plaid, sash and brocaded.
silks, Satins, Suspenders & Shirts.
Tick:ngs, Towels and Trimmings. :
Umbrellas and Parasols.
Velvet and Val Lace.
Worsted and Window Shades.
Youths and Boys Clothing.
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NOR sALE-The best paying fruit, conlec,
L tionary and cigar store IN the cry 1oo.
trade jey and night. Cal on johnson, unltr
Thomnson'g Theatre, rs. Carse, the inca -
thea must 80 to "Arkansaw."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

JxTANTED-A pirl TO do general ho o. g
w In a family of three. Apply to IL. u
cappon. Cor Ross Ave. and Boil streets.