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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
Mrs. Maggie Sherlock, wifeof the vel

Mrs. Maggie Sherlock, wife of the we'll
known policeman, who up to late day
was employed in the Probate Court, had
an epileptic fit last Saturday, and fell on a
red-hot stove. at her house, No. 81 Oliver
street. Her right hand was burned to a
crisp up to the wrist and her left hand was
injured about the same. She was taken to
the Bettsstreet Hospital by DR.. Richard
Henning.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Coroner Carrick rendered the following
verdict to-day in the inquest on the body
of William Bergen: death from injuries
received by being struck by Engine No. 20,
Glendale Accommodation, on the evening
of the I'd Of January, 1880. I further find
the railroad employees are not to blame, as
the accident was the result of deceased's
own carelesspess."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Seine has caused immense damage to this
city.
An article in the College Gazette. and
which is apparently semi-offical, warns the
French Cabinet against coquetting with
Russia, or nourishing policy of revenge.
Prince Bismarck is we'll satisfied with the
new French Ministry.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. ONT, Jan. 5.-The River Thames
is higher than it has been for years. The
bridge in construction in London Township
was washed away, and will be a heavy loss.
The houses in Kensington are flooded, and
Kensington bridge is impossible. 1t is
doubtful if the bridge will stand.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

At a joint session of the Court of Com
mon Pleas to-day, the following order OF
business was announced: Judge Smith,
room No. 2; Judge Longworth, room No.
8; Judge Burnet, room No. 4; Judge Moore,
room No. 5. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have bee
issued since our last report:
Ben. Herman and Carrie Lindauer.
Geo. Richardson and Becky Young.
John Cook and Anna Schultz.
VIM. II. Nesbit and Mary Madigan.
Vim. III. Heard and Dora Collins.
Ennis Rose and Kate Brigham.
Christian MOhr and Louisa Morton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

An additional appropriation Of sla4 was
made for the completion of the masonry at
the Ludlow-avenue Bridge.
Bids for the construction and repairs OF
brick and plank sidewalks for one year,
were opened and referred to the Engineer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

The Grand Jury in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the month of January will
probably be sworn in tomorrow, several
Of the parties summoned not answering ia
their names.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
Fourth Edition.
T H E L A T E s T


National Associated Press to the StaE
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Jacob Riegel, a
prominent dry goods merchant, died this
morning.
BosroN, Jan. 5-Jenkins Manufacturing
COmpany's braid mill at Sonth Carver,
Massachusetts, burned. Loss, 60,000.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 5.-The Superior
Court refuses to advance the legal tender
case or anv other one involving important
Constitutional questions until there is a
full bench. ........
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

The case of Chas. R. Haskins against
the Cincinnati Consolidated Street Rail-
road Company was heard in general term
to-day. The action is brought for an in.
junction to prevent the Railroad Company
from running their cars. The case is in
progress.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

A buffalo-robe was this morning stolen
from one Of Fleiscnmann Il Co.'s delivery
wag ms at the corner of Gest and Harriet
streets.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Colonel Sands went to Columbus with.
out his valise. He had it all packed, but
when he started for the train, he forgot all
about taking it with him. Just imagine
the Colonel trying to get inside of clean
shirt borrowed from his friend, Fred. Stei
plaman. 81.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

The A. & P. Telegraph Company
makes. virtually, another reduction by no
longer counting the word collect at the
end Of message upon which the tolls have
not been prepaid. ...... ..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

Bartholomew Desmond, convicted of
burglary in this county November 10th.
1877, and sentenced for fve-years' term,
was pardoned to-day by Governor Bishop.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
FINANCIAL.
ESTE & SCHMIDT,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneey,

City and Country Property
Sold or Exchanged.
Money 10 Loan at Lowest Rates
OH City or Farm Property.
Houses rented and Rents COLI
lected.
Business intrusted to our care
will receive prompt attention.
Bulletin of property for sale or
exchange in all parts of the cOun-
try sent on application.
ESTE 4 SCHMIDT, 10 w. Third st.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
THE SIXTY-FOURTH.
Ohio Leg islature Resumes Oper-
atiOns.
THE MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR BISHOP
THE SATURDAY NIGHT cAucUsEs.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
CoLuMBrs, Jan. 8 --Tie Senate and House
Repubiican cauc,lses for the organization OF
the Sixty-fourth General Assembly were
held Saturday evening in the Senate Cham
Der aad Hal of Representatives. aH
MHjor Downey, Of Adams, was elected
Sergeant-at- Arms J. G. Cost, OF Greene
County, was elected First Assistant. and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

The County Jail contained 101 prison
ers to-day; the largest number in one da!
since January l, 1879.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range of quotation
and the amount of sales to-day at-the New York
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea, Sterrett Co..
28 West Third street:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
Afghauistan.
CONFEDERATION AT CAHuL.

LONDON, Jan. GA dispatch from Cabul
saws there ismuch excitement inthis neigh
borhood, as the Cob,llez are bes;eged by
the country i;eople, who are numbering all
straagler,, and have also killed fifty cavalry
men who we're ont on q foraging expedi-
tion. The Hozroes are holding Ghazni for
the British. Tie kohistan Expedition
has returned to Cabul. 1t was a fruitless
mission. General Roberts is short OF am
nunition. ]}T
a France.
0vERFLOW--NOTE OF WARNING.
n.oxo Jo,, x The nvorAnu, of tho Rivar
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

(yooD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPEs
Gallery, 1876 VI. 5th a. bet Elm and Plum
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS

RI nIIn1 PATENT PROCESS,
'SNOW WHITE"
~ GLENDALE"
Parties desiring none but the best grades oil
FoTI caI " sRH Sr,s strsst neor
Delivery Free. de2-Sn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-05

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 5-1l A. M.-The
Celluloid wards are now on fire and will
probably be destroyed. The establishment
is very extensive and the loss will be
heavy.
, 1880-01-17

ain with powerful optical Instruments, lsaye
returned. They repnrt tlIe complete SUCCESS
pf tho observations. Tl.ey art nat yet at !lt,-
crty To make tile exact fesll1.s public. but
stalc thnt t!,o confusing pl!enn,ncilGn OF
iIlnrciItlaI tlintlet was NfSerYetl,
, 1880-01-17

Boston, hfnss., Jun. 10.-Tllesl,tp Fornlosa,
from the Philippine ls!cs, for Boston, WIS
lost near the java Sen. All hauds were
saved. rho vessel a1.tl cargo were valseu Mt
s9lO O00 a1lti nre a totnl lnss. Fully insured
ill Boston a,tl Philadelphia oillceB.
, 1880-01-17

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.-Iienry IIcrting, cng1-
neer Of the Madison packet l.. 4. Sl.rrley.
was drowned this morning Mt Aurora, lud
lIc was nut oillng the Journals Of tic sllaft
when n Jolt caused by tho atpnnlpr striking n
Wlarf-bUnt threw lin MI into tho river.
, 1880-01-17
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT,

dpEtsHF 19WpNt<H 70 1HS tHItHpV 1ftDHHt*
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jall. 1G.-Thc mich ngltatcd
CAUSE Of temperance Inns received new life
here The 1iou. q. W. Daln, Of Kentucky,
is stirring them up this time, and the Tabcr-
ilncle II crowded nightly. TlIn temperance
people will nominate and try 10 elect 4 full
set ii city officers h4xt spring, but the whisky
lnuil say It emit ha done.
, 1880-01-17
CRUSHED TO DEATH,

Special Dt.pdteA TO- The Chicago Tribune.
pEoHA, ILL.,, Jall. 1G.-,jalnes 7. Dewitt,
Nh e1nploy6 of tile Untun Elevator, WIS
caught III coll Of ropo around tho mafn
sllaft Of tho elevator to-tlay and crushed to
death, his body tualsing tifty-fve revolutions
per minute. Ills neck ana one urn and lrg
WIRE broken. lie Wns tile sole support of Il
widowed mother,
, 1880-01-17

BErnt.ElfEst, 1'a., Jan. 16.-An engine Of
the Buffalo Express, on the North pcnnsyl-
yania Division of tle Keading Rutlroad,
jumped the truck thls morning, killing tho
engineer, james 1)n1y, mud in3urIng tho fire.
was badly wrecked. No passengers hurt.
, 1880-01-17
ptPHTHERlA IN DECATUR.

DECATUR, ILL.,. jan. lo-Tnat dread NAL
atly. aIphtheria. has broken out atrcsll among
the children Of tl,ls vicinity. Children have
thought that much sickness will result.
, 1880-01-17
THE LATE ECLIPSE.

BAN FRANCISCO, jan. 1u,-pgofs. Davidson,
OF the Coast Survey, aud Frlsbee. Ut the
United 6tnteo Naval Observatory, who
observed thu ECLIPSE from Eanta Lucia Mount
, 1880-01-17

1yba, bo,,so co,,,1 o,, that crew of 1,,tstcrn,,a
borg
''''i1 ilolse, >''1 = N's''' -
Az of u winter morning they rushed H.
M!th caps IF fMr. md dier. I.t,ls, , e. tl1'; ,r,n
Mit trsSs sss aisa aon W.T.. M ts s o. s"ine
with tr,rEs 1,tsIfs o~'' las'ef' Will 'ho '8e''hs
3f 3s s Il seas aos s 1 S.t er ow sas sos
wnys.
There stands tho youiisater, with tf'ivering
,, Up, 49,, ,.u.,.u, ,,,.t .,.,. .o;,.,a.,
VINO Was n ,1,t,, snG ,s''ppeF "i'on lucy S''"ppca
AMI tGt,s" tu %'sp, srt lonvth ou,, ovcr NM, din M.
anu slpsx tho anrs of
~ i n,,. .,,t ,e t t,nGi,'r ~.
inc ' Seo1I s s'o' y fe sopn f NY arr
na y n n pnss,.,i 't1 :, -. ,t,o,,,,u ~ ",
1"1ncrS, ,r1,ns or rhta m tp ~ n M'.cp9 nta s @ fhn
srofo3lasrs ,'t,, ;hs G''ss. ne present. 'at brought
o0T,i Tak. an thoir nnusJr spIrlts fon,l carcsunr
IN H. tnr nas nc ~ ~ hri n .n =, TIM fnt
uod crcntc,i iii nur iuotlorr"
God created III tho mothers u Vermont
uvornontnru NJ hmm, nnl nl,roo1 y ,yaa
-oa,,', veI2e'h ~ hy " III oe WI ntnr,a Mn1oa VIZ g;s
snii tlat. ussetllleti M IN tic 1aetrSpois Of tic
o. %at Ky @ ,nSMy % a'5 W., Eh. XIII "'St ,H!''s III n
get tlaat tie olaN %inse @ sfilS . tneY were mnu
no grent stiss !, d that te eonle OUT tram, .H
uEe an eof T frrai III 6nbits' pb[o Teia Mes. g. aid nd
s,pe m}S Sss TIKI 1ou it nrs , m fn.i ~
tan " mel +i,ii,.,t a., us -,
i'1s HIKE fis te a iaaES ps viii an %' aStndaSt
latyest, rnI i1 iie ~ ,a.In. VGlllomt Wns
T%cks. ,toaE'. stulaps, am;l = E| lnsaEre SOY.
n! MI m n.tttn~ W. ri 1irxno ~ mt ti,s Sriny
illci iii III ~ til; nlai,uficturs of saleb..cknts,
whieli fr1m inl,i,cIllorial rsngo lid hecoltlaa
legnl.ten,lcr at 10 CENTS apisce, wl,Iio Tie
sIi,,ll rnnluintiur Of tio yenr wns tloyntod to n
sharp cntlcay0r 1lrst to get behind and tllen
nhcatl Of thu frost over lingering ne,r. The
hnd Il ono reckonei his enias iy dollars md
r",,}a jirtI tn1or. h,,t If niii, ,yrigu1 iii, nni
HfS is IL !e te siaies Kits Of eterty by eaven @ t
would Gv foultl Tint lis class
liz fiji end M md l Of civilization @ was Juao. tic rt,
mnffnn nf'i,u,nn,, hu1,,,{lnss. If thoy lid mt
cOnd,icu to tlis, tl.cil Wealth, at, science, ill.,
eTature, and Jay wuro usvlsss,, Juiged by
IiEhsr 1 S c!yi!zuton % Till, tiiat of Verioi!t, If!
N6ewIIern NeHI WE'RE tI hn foumtf lcss of lin tx.
tre,ncs Of weul,ll anti 1oycrty. less Of ylo-
isnse, tlsstitation, saifsIpg, a, e|E!nc nao5s M
M nct,11i I'D mrsrtirni iiinrtvs enm,tty nil
fruteriiity. Mankind l,uI nGver scon /. g,y-
nrnmnnt Lin s,,farI0r IT tint ui1ticr
%iS S tt tt9 'o wefMpsT ,qv ysaa n,'stl1 EGys1 t @
far wi,icH governrnr,1ts war;, i,st}tutnI, liz liz
nni Tia estnI,Is)'nonf u ~ illaptvp p'tpoy II t
"nnunm,, sa''s" Vamun,,t .yna TX M 1rnm ny
Stntn fir cn,nrim.nmt1n1 III fi,e W,s,"a,s ~,
nfi,jinr tn lin Htjr,..tr1t1s rl,II,lrom !, n,%nU @
n,H,. ~ i,nn,t. s,,T nstrI ,ybnthor Wor,nn,t ny,
,, .,1sI ~ ~ tIa,"i III Stetmp "@cot Fo1oa't
"''o ''9' e'''ss sso,,s' -. ,,a,,.v
ou's CAtsFE1-
Chicago, Dur Adopted Homo, and It's
, 1880-01-17

7 I
EVANSVILLE, Iitl., JIM. l0.-The bridge
over tho Wabash l,iy1r OIL the AIR Line Rail-
roatl, between Princeton and Mt. CARMEL, was
washed away, together with tho track lnltl
oil tho trcstles. Travel OIL tho roal Is slls-
nnnffl{1.
, 1880-01-17

GRAND Union T1uTEt, AAttATt,A SPN1Ena,
Mrtci. New i1rK fTV-OKsTLEMnS: Ono battle
III y,ur medicine hns cured Inc Of inflammation
IT tho kidneys. lnclaacd find 81, for which
1,lclsc send one bottle ut 'Constitutlon VII
ter" for friend. y0l1tH tr1ily,
Union s1rinre Hotel, Now fnrk City.
Ask ynilr dr,tgKIst far It.
NEW ynHK, Eppt. 4, l87A--Measrs. Morgan 4
Anen, - Jo''n strrtt. .Ne'u rnrk t'nu--t;ESTLE-
MES ~, ,sa aP +" inform ,,sn, KY TUT nt, M ' "
"Constttutioil Water Yours truly,
l3ubp DoDLE.
Ask your druggist for It.
, 1880-01-17

The best remedy for syllonpfng cough
nnl Group "a Mncallsters Cough Mixture, pre-.
parctl only BY J. !. Lee. llalStea and Iitrrison
All druxKist8.
, 1880-01-17

antl fr1grnnt toilet powder. tn our laLy read.
ers wG recommend J. N i. Atkinson's hose
White R18g, md ViulGt Powder.
, 1880-01-17

lIIDl'Uh.AI.h FOls MALT.
OFFICE CHIEF {: T.. DE!,ANrMgNr or n4EnTA,}
SEALED ritUii65AiA. In duplicate. .snbjeot 10 ths
usual conditions. Will ba recs!y It th!s 0it!ce until
nd place t.sy NJ! y opsnod n ths rIesencs ot bid
IL II H., i1uI pounds nf tine. Clean tlry HA1T, equal
10 e:andart sarrin Ia seas u thIs ofce pnckfd In
nnt sn exp0sed to the weather, q bI delivered 1t
fH,r11nry i, istl Une COPY of this n.ivattsomsi,t
mist % atiaohod 70 cae!! prpos 1saak proposals
accompanied by rnnrfc of the sutlt f. proposed 10
nrH, TH h rcsefyss m tG 5Ghs T. r..
st,uuId be n,nrkcd =" "l'r0poaals for Hn!4' and I'D.
drursud to ttla unlsrsiFnrh
, 1880-01-17

Of mc,l t1lat the OCCASION requires, however
Etsat t siH y ths y a,fs effS t s Hsds te
groat ulul keep tlun. So. Up ii! Vermont
tl,oy lntye 4 ltiro ,!1id slMple democratic
GSsttoi e." Wp II vo41paat " IL Xstt sy Rrap 'S{ tW tss
y"ars 'tlcy kcol, Ilfiy.tlIree I.auE E,iler.l
Ant y21i kl'ow whit ;I tho vor''n,Ht, iSuniay
rii iisss, 'naN a NV Vef%t @Sys' u M ts - pa ans' e IT,
fasl'Ioned LONELY virtues, mud ] llopo tt1at
s' II It tsiS was N!!ow tRht'S ,nt Sa so,alnx to
SYos just f{ye ous s ioyss to III tSo bsys 3 aift
: 9!r!s: e .G olsago" AnpI4EuSs n.3 t |ny, !; y
Turti,ui,tcrs III ClIicngo. nut tlley vi! asi
ns,; u g,a. ,u, manX 4t!ssttlott!s y Wl.en Est
ssE Il be{s f{sr a cSi'i Sf's cut ut ;$s IT, ESSy
| lily aro very s',nrt out tiiero. We knew
tllaf tl.uy hive mflcs aud ,l'iles Of pulatiul
sef tiiolr liearts ony Or, ~ I wiz Dit oI,es @
| b. these inaglltlteslt hotels aNdl shops Gnd
9illcea stands fpr thlrte;Hn' while that witch
llal,t nlitl tils lttle nissionary Churches and
thu ulilut, humble loeA and liresles,-- ull
these ytaill far only twelve, then yoa aro mt
I go buck 70 10 allie to say that foui!i our
Ioys allA giTls opt l!ero )ust AZ sl'nple-mluded
au jYst as tru+hcarted -.
IN ALL TlElls sPLENpon 49,, i
aid the grandeur Ut their achievements as
they wu19 ln tho oil days whun thay drove
ula COWS to tho pasture, wl4istlilg as they
went, ajl1 when tho young heart, tMt
throbbeI under the sluoqk Truck lldn't
sYrn dream Of ti9e snlsnaora that
t6 carry haCk something from Chicago.
| You never heAri Ut q cDllege
, 1880-01-17

,lin't I want I'll" L, cnrry H laek something viii
lin. [lM!ghser] 139t ncr|,nps was WIZ a',t
tint tu ttnia. wo,id Ilkv !" carry buck little
VIZ npa ps it 10 tIo @ S ;;taie. so1l like,
tlnk, to earry hack setiinK ts n1o W"i'M t;S..
''S'1,'So II e ''','c. rii H'' don't tink i w"i II
!a1t yn, t's,s t%s hy. s {pr "0G Y'rr -, i.!;.ory
n' for l'cr ru!ntnE Of yni yo1i VIZ! pay n"K ,or
ints1ssts. Aphlanss;l Mr; ,,;1. ,G1mIf[nn''; ,I![
iulral"er.i r ID. "trhc Oil State If Vermont,
Gpd bless Dnr,' t1lhy
rio 1 @ i,ve nj iii i1er daughters cherish her.
THE }lEv. ". II. At.f'Ett
Thc ncxt toast, "'rha cultivation ntnl
%sMt s,l1 r a AmHyic II to Ys sy. e''WiiHlsiy Wiila r. t.
1legr,rs, thin essential, whIGh was in tlio
private character If nnn, the prolltliiemMt ~
stns s"htfHs E }stie", H. s, ''"1; was S t M far Hs1
degree, pri,trsslni,, IF which NIL our public
min wero full tic third. or fruitful degree,
wns actlon. rhe manners nf lni.ll rsyrnct
s cartsr d wat yy, ~ '';xi Will so ro'essf s Wo"
@ nl1s i"'E'is "pfnon; 4 but tho @ Hilton II s'sa r.
vrnlctl Ills pulley, Which was tho r:sultMmt Q!
| Ills rl,arnttrr and HIS professions. 'rlrse
xlloul.l hu culttvntrlI, beginning with tho
heart. lie believed tllat t!leru was no country
ttl With WIS presented ut this moment 80
Tic fulfil, tic lnYp, mil tho allegiance Of its
pcople-,lpon their public slArit-as the
American nationality. , ,, ,.,.a.>
The CLEO club sung "Ttc Old o"ke'l
Bucket"
| TIL: ANNUAL. t'Or:M.
Mr.. Norman Z. Perkins then delivered ono
nf Ills original, 4l.aint, aiul trntt!,tclllnI'
yaMs e'tlt Il S' i, Is{I {,,I;fa Ct s a'k n,s|,lt |,rl
tlci,ts dcnr to tic memory Of peoplGG
| who Ea,l been brought up III tllo rural
districts Of New England. III Eayo. q!
accul,ltu description uf the school of forty
| rt,Hp Hpx sattlt-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
LOCAL JorTlNcS.

Go to Leon Kahn's all the time 10 pur.
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
Something new at the 8 and 10c store
wo doors west Of the postofflce.
For nice fitting shirt, have 1t made Ia
rider at Clancy's, 709 Main street, up stairs
Have your drawers made to order al
1lancey's, double lined in the seat and war
70 tied not to rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent cities and
country visiting Dallas, should go to the 6
md 10c store, two doors west ofthe postoflice
md soc the bargains in everything.
Dozier- Weyl Cracker company's ST. Louis
hackers are sold throughout Texas.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Cigar Factory, 6l0 Main street.
L, Myers Counor has Just received an in.
voice of Snyder's celebrated curative pads
Gall and get circular
All th ding styles Of fine S!etsor
hsts, either IN sud or soft for young men OF
elderly gents, in endless variety, at Leon
Kahn's, GOA Elm.
L. Il. Curtis, matchmaker and jeweler
7l2 Main street. Watches and jewelry re-
paired at lowest prices. Give him call.
Mercedes and Stub cigars at I. L. Mar
ais. Try them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
Attention Citlgensl

There will be meeting, Wednesday, OF
1880 o'clock, at Craddocks opera-house, for
the purpose of considering the proposition,
prospects, etc, of certain railway companies,
in tie interest of this city. All parties inter-
ested are cordially requested to DO present as
questions OF great moment to Dallas will be
presented and discussed. Colonel Boudinot,
of the Indian Territory and other prominent
speakers will address the meeting on the sub
jects at issue. By order of the directory of
the DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
Sam Houston Normal School.

Hon. R. S. Guy, of Lancaster writes to
Hon. James B. Simpson, of this ely, that
board of examiners will meet at that point on
the 25th for the purpose of examining can.
didates for the Sam Houston Normal Insti-
tute. He states that at the examination but
two applicants passed MUSTER and as this
district is entitled to send three students the
present year, he will hold another exsmina.
ton in order to send the third student. Ap.
plicants must be sixteen years old. The tu-
ition and board at this school is furnished
free by the state. 1t beers fine reputation
as a school, and lively competition is ex-
pected for the third scholarship.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-21
TCAnS AnnleS

Captain Jefferson Peak has made a success
of raising apples. They are of the finest va.
rieties and grow to perfection. He claims
that il only requires proper cultivation, and
that the soil is well adapted to the culture Of
this fruit, despite the assertions of old fogies
to the contrary. The captain says that he
can remember when tho old settlers used 10
contend that it was impossible 10 raise the
commonest garden vegetables here which are
now grown in profusion and to perfection.
He has several apples on exhibition at the
drug store of Williams g. Tolliver.
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win meet Friday, Sept 9th, al p m. with
Mrs. Temby, on Cumberland Hill:
/. rate 4 respond with stanza from some
stsndar 0nete,s.
.. Reading of tue minutes.
3. History, ella ,,terGrL (fc IN cotemporary, &c
the 18Th para, faph, by Ms Miller
4, Subject o" isCVssiOn "Wom EMS bes,
Characteristics. -
D. Recess.
6, Rotations, by MIS-. Hayes.
I. Exercise IN pronunciation, conducted by
Mrs Leeper.
s, Humorous ieadng, bv Mrs. Best.
0. Business -EleclJn o, OH ,ers for next
quarter,
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Leon Kahn sells the PUNISHABLE boot.
Ernin Wrecked,

There was q wreck on the Texas and Pa.
cidc road yesterday, near Earls, four miles
west of Weatherford, in which six cars of a
construction train, of which Gates was con-
ductor, went down at point where there had
been a wash out of small bridge. The cars
were badly damaged but fortunately no one
was hurt. The bridge is being replaced and
the trains will make their trips as usual.
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Butter.

lsidore Freiberg Il Co. would announce to
the public, and the trade particularly, tina,
they have made arrangements enabling them
to furnish fresh butter daily. They have
Just received shipment of marmalades and
pure fruit preserves, which they sell at 20
cents pound, in any quantity.
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Many sorrow,ng fliends attendt | the
funeral services and cortego of the remains
of Mrs. VIM. b. sorley, yesterday afternoon.
lwho died about II o'clock Sunday night
from the family residence on Main stree.
The HERALD offers It's most heartfelt con-
dolences to the bereayed widower and the
family.
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Oysters, Fish and Other Good Things.

Joe Abbozzo has just received $500
oysters
One hundred and fifty pounds of fish.
One barrel of fine bayou oysters from
Saccori's restaurant.
And crabs, shrimps, pompsdours in large
quantities, which he sells on commission at
net cost or below cost, he loses money on
them, but the conSigner must stand it. He
also keeps the incest fruits and vegetables
for families, which he sells at barely living
profit. Joe will do business if he never
makes cent.
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Ten yenrs OF AOrribIe gortur,

Mrs. Ss~ah Hsnlon, Of East thirty third
street, New York. for ten years bore as pa
tienty s9 she could, the sgony OF leg swo
len to four times its natural size, which was
red and raw, from which constantly oozed a
blister'ng secretion. One weeks applica ION
of Giles Liument Iodide Ammonia restored
the h'deous member to complete soundness
Giles Pills cure headache.
Sold by sll druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR., GILES,
l2O w. Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size twentv.fiya cents
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Evening Class i'm German,

lnresponse 10 numerous requests an even
ing class for the study of German, for adults
only, will be opened at the Temple the first
Monday in October, under charge of and
tuition by the undersigned. For terms and
particulars, Apply at residence, 81 Jackson
str, et DR.. H. NJ. BIEN.