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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06
JACKSONVILLE.
JAcKsoNvILLE, Juae5. 1850

JAcKsoNvILLE, Juae5, 1880
Correspondence OF tho Herald
This section has had nearly the finest
season for crop making, so far this year,
ever enjoyed by it. II has escaped the lam
aging storms that have prevailed in some sec
tons, and every thing promises well--
General Cabell. OF your city, the "Old
Tige" of other DAYS, has been here in the in &.
terest of the Texas Trunk railroad, several
times recently. He does not look so rosy
and plump AS he did about the time the lone
some sentinel, in the Indian territory, sang :
'steli he took the middle road,
Aud Cab.I took he right;
And Co per took tho lett hard road,
To take him out OF the fight.
"Ley tan dollars down." etc.
The coming of the Trunk railroad is look
ed for with much anxiety by the people of
this section. If the road crosses the Inter.
national and Great Northern here,
Jacksonville will Ger. sinly build up rapidly.
The route through Cherokee will be the
toughest on the line, for here are chain of
rugged iron HILLS that must be. passed, but if
/, he suggestion of N. A. T.. in the Galveston
News, prove true TO effect that Ignite can,
ny pressute, w hdue equai 10 chnnel coal,
then this region will TEEN with wealth some
day, for there are large beds of Ignite, and
deposits Of the richest iron ores in these
hills and valleys. The East Branch Peniten-
tiary, located near Rusk, in this county, was
originally intended tor an iron foundry. AT
any rate after the completion of the walls
and the opening of its business, whatever it
may be, it will give considerable freight and
passenger business to the road to that place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06

These instruments are almost too well
known to need any comment or recommrn-
dation. Their tone is MS good ms can be pro.
duced in reed organ their workmanship of
the best and the styles of cases of those now
being made very attractive. @. H. Edwards,
725 Main street, is agent for the Wood or
gans and is receiving new ones by nearly ev.
cry steamer. See the Wood organs before
YOU buy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06

NEW YORK NOT SOLID.

The fact is establi. I'd That New York is
not substantially lid for Grant" Twenty
votes in the seventy belonging 10 the Empire
State are just as certain TO vote against
Grant rs the convention day is 10 come
around. The vehemence with which the
break in he New York delegation is Genied
at the New York delegation headQurr ers,
the apparent honesty and undoubtcd earnest
ness with which reputable and we'l.meaning
Grant delegates declare that "the New York
delegation is substantially solid," that the
Grant feeling is Strengthening and that dis.
couragemcnt and dismay are falling on the
boilers, leads to the opinion that in some
way or other they allow themselves to be
deceived.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06
THE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
AGENTS AN0 BRANCH OFFICES.

The following partle are Agents and have
charge of branch offices of Tue HERALD
at the places named, to solicit snb-
scriptlons and make contracts for advertise
ments for this paper and u collect and receipt
for ,ha 4 ame:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06

Flatulence and internal uneasness are i'm
mediately relieved by a single dose of Renue's
Magic Oil, which warns and tones 10 the
system and cleanses the stomach. The great
medicine is aromatic and pleasant to take.
Children take it freely. 1t never has failed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06

DE " AXE vi persons who may claim
to be Agents for the sale of Peters Colony Lands
ana OF tn sc who tlisparage their title and i'm
other ways, only to defeat Your choice and pre-
vent you buying them, in order to sell other
lands YOU VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF the
DALLAS & WICHITA RAILROAD

Notice is given to all concerned that ON Tuesday,
me ION day ofJunc next, and Ii, III DAY To ,l;t \
proceed to take proofs and hear evidence of Nil
matters referred to ne, as special mast T. bv tie
decree IN the case of Allen n Netleton vs., The
Dallas Vic ta Railroad Co, ct al, including
the investigation Of the receivers acrou,,ls and
the indebtedness of said K ilroad Com any. 81
cured by its mortgage bond and incurred in the
way orcosts and ex penditures in above case An
persons interested in said matters aIen,tlcd To-
appear before mo with their proofs on said dat
ana nom day to day rs the hearing may be all
iourned, at The law Office of Messrs Wellborn
Lea " Henry, in the city of Dallas
J. ADAMS, Special Master.
Dallas, May 26, 1850
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
A WoFd for Delaware.

From the Philadelphia North American.
The state Of Delaware being in. the
hands Of the Bourbon Democracy, the
managers Of that party have ressHted
to every possible expedisnt to disfran-
ohise the colored voters, and thus pre-
vent their unanimous support Of the
Republican candidates. But the Repub-
lican managers in that Stats should
work on steadily and resolutely, disre-
garding all obstacles and discourage
msnts, with the fixed determination to
attain q victsry by appealing to the in
tsllipent and educated white people Of
the peninsula against the despotism
and abominatien Of caste bondage. Del
aware possesses all the elements calcu-
lated to mako State Gs progressive
and prosperous as Connecticut, and
may easily become so by shaking of
the reaotionary regime Of party that
has done its utMsst to prevent the
State from becoming north ernizsd, and
To chain 1t to the ear Of southern SEQ
tionalism. The struggle must not de-
generate inte one of color or races,
although that is what the Democratic
party in the peninsula is bent on
making it il possible.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
',oa.r TINE TABLE.

>, xaAyu WILmnetvh q. n a
- us, ", al no. .ase,Loo $40, ~ ~ ~
hdeif ~ NJ iS is, lAse, 2.so. ~, 80
lase q 4, T jn Sunday, . u s.io' .
scc' M 80, ~ : !. =; 10 10, o. m. ,ials
w SyorE; i.So, as, ~, Sn o. m. Or
eS "a limited Express wv
nndnys, an; SI,a Warrington: la;si, o., ~ ~
bsllinofo = ~ 10 bg 0. u. Limited Exp iss' z
Y. Z. ~ Sis, I, AS p. m. On sunday iA''i'
ID !. m; and BAY Iins: r.osp. m.
Balusm,SS1rse sI,S1s and nd way N stations: ssO g. m.'
k1sH; S.S Castle. g; 600, 'iS, a. H. ii0' 400
% ,! ?; p;,apc m; 4. R.: s.is a. m.; iio' as' p
'eis~su NJ sunday trains. =. am a
RininSH!Soao ~ q. NJ, No sunday iralns.
D; W., W. %saIsn r. R.; f.lb, lo.So, AN.
e,s", \" = n, No Sunday ox uoinr.
faAifan faAas aI 10 Is / IS, 2.oe, $50, e.io 0. m,
4 8. iaia Los, 2, Gsc, a,anSsys: "a, ~ iS1a SoS'
W IN M Ls5, lilo, p. m "a. M q. o,
eI,S,.r y, = T. / tiliT, . se.sIA. n; iAo' Ms'
Y ss ~ p d. On sunday" .'''' = ~
2, n; ;..,0a. l,w. al, .. m: laos, IA!
Wssssisns ~ Y M 70. On SuaaayH 2nA NJ
lwp, m ...,s. abo. 90, u.D Q. n;
:, NST M n m, No Sunday usns, a. i. a.
a ssIsSare SS + l. 4: go q m; n's'' y"
| Y; Ts;,,mlns.ou . Esrsasra h 4; s''
" = m: and t.8S p. n:
W %U.,sSsfs = western z l.; so0 = n
!! |! a.. q; uraGssros naAvs rznADn-
y pHA.
,,,,t street. and Waghingtoa avsnue
Z b'ScS ~ iosV. ILl6A n; Lso, S.oo, ~,
" ~ ~ a ISa AZ II, 30 D. n. On bun-
y y, ~ Is = Js. p.; go, O.k.llssp. =: III
~ ys,s.v. ~, Sscoi,d and Market streets; 1.S
|. 1n'issI p * !. m.; l22b. Aoop III. sin snn-
'ys .l.0h q. 10.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
90 Mllea IN 30 MIN nuscs.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works o.
Philadelphia have just turned out q
remarkable specimen Of work intended
for remarkable purpose. It is a pas.
ssnger engine constructed for the Read,
ing road, to be run over the Bound
Brook route between that city and New
York, In which service it Is expected IN
eclipse anything Of the kind going. II
has besn built chiefly for speed, and II
the expectations Of the contracting par
ties are carried ont, the time between
Phila. and New York over the above
rolts will be lesssned about a half hour.
The distance frSm Philadelphia to New
York is ninety miles, and the fast trains
ever both the Pennsylvania and Bound
Brook Roads have been making it in
about two hours. The Reading people
are aiming To make the distance in one
hour and half, and with this object
in view they some time ago contracted
with the Baldwin company to build
then an engine that would perform
that work, or, In other words, aoosm-
plish ninety miles in ninety oenseCu-
tive minutes. The new engine has the
largest pair Of driving wheels, perhaps,
Of any passenger locomotive in this
the wheels being 63 feet in d.
ameter. Rhs ordinary driving wheel
Of passenger engines has 9 diameter Of
from 5 to 81 feet. Phe new engine is
different in other respects, also, having
out one pair Of driving wheels instead
II two additional smaller ones, as is
he usual custom. II is also much
aesvier than the regular passenger en-
zine its weight is shsut "a, ,00opounds,
While the ordinary engine weighs from
q, 900 to $4,000 podndS. II is expect
ID to make the entire distance 70 New
fork without stopping TO take water.
hat this may be done IL is supplied
yith o tank Of about twics the capacity
n engines in general. 1t will held A.
100 gallons Of water. The capacity Of
he ordinary engine Is fren 2,eOe TO
800 gallons Of water. The new engine,
III ich was taken oSt Of the works
sW days ago and . now al Reading,
1ill be put to use On the Bouad Brock
.sute within week or ten days.
hould the attempt to thus lessen the
inc between Philadelphia and New
'ork prove successful other engines
ill be built and put regularly On the
lad.-Phila. "Times.n
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
NOW it STAN d. for President.

Fer the Chicago Republican National
Convention twelve States and Terrific
ries have thus far chosen their dele.
gates, aggregating 252 delegates out Of
756 composing the Convention. 30 far
as can be ssoertsined from the instrue-
tions given delegates and the an
nouncsd individual preferences Of those
uninstruoted, there are for General
Grant 155, for Senator Blaine 80, for
Senator Edmunds IA, for Secretary
Sherman 9, for Mr.. Washburne3 8, and
the preferences Of 20 are unknown.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
A Btranxe Will which the Courts
Sustained.

John Mildsrbergor, Of Tarrytown, n.
Y, died some time ago, and left a will,
in which he provided that his estate,
valued at absut $50, 600, should be d.
vided bet xeen his three grandsoas, pre-
vided they would all marry. That is,
each should receive ons-third Of the
CSC, 900 as soen as he should marry,
and in case either died without having
married, then this share was to 60 to
the other or sthsrs who did, and in
case none of them married then the
whsle estate was to go to the children
of Mr.. Milderbsrger's sister. The
young men commenced suit to make
avoid the limitation and restriction as
to marriage, and TO compel the exeou-
tors to pay over TO them the amounts
bsqusathsd to them, but the courts
have decided in favor Of the executors,
and the young men must marry or lose
their bequests.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
go. :. -. -xAzDsoArsr LAZY.
~ no One DaFes TO
L 'sine Post Oniso.

II no One Darss d
sne Lseser IA 'aine Post OHnsc.
From tho portland fng. } A.sa''
A letter, pos.narktN DsnsO1 .o.nss. a1a Yaua. a.,
dressed ''To the HarsA "wvSs was ,..s,..S .Jans
Lady at Rscklana. Me-, .sp .itv ons
al the post Office in ,he M 'sn,istion
day last week. After sM ana lie
between the chief Of Il 70 ofiee srda. %
So bordinates, the form. VI ofieiA u ,sh
ed ths misaive to be disp. 'aysa shro. ~
the glass window, that some maiae,
with confidence in her Il arms ,mlgns
step up and boldly dsnA ud ner pro,
psrty. The Courier" whh N Is one o.
the brightest little papers Ii NAME,
BY the way, says: "CFowds, u women
have looked at that envelope, ! u, none
has dared call for IL. kai8eA lies
In false teeth and falser hair hava s'ooe
and gazea at the magic direction, snu
then walked nsditatively ap and 1 OWE
the ssrridsrs, sndeavoring V nuster p
courage V face the swfully penetrate vi
eye Of the man st the delivery windsv
Handsome ysaAg women with TesJ
cheeks and laughing eyes have seen itA
and spsculsted ~ TO why II was nst .
given 70 them without further delay. lhs
Young men with girls have urged their
swsatAearts 70 step up and
ask for what 10 clearly their ewn. The 4
amount oftroubls and worry whish
hat little envelope has created IN eur
,ity 10 simply ixealsulsbls. And mean :
lins the letter tantalisingly hangs In ri
The window, while the Cerbsrus at the y
delivery window awaits the uneasinsss ~
Ind inpatience the dreadful momenti
vhen some woman shall demand the I
roublessms document, and he shall be
sroed to compel her to show cause, IL
my, why he sheHld consider her the p
,arty named in the writ"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
FOB SALE.

psALx-A SPLENDID BulLDlNG
N \ n an Broome st. bet. Gilpin and shall.
~ 'yEs. 4. % teet iront, It's ieet deep curoed
sged IN front, and trecs set out CON-
an extensive view Of the Delaware
,uS n the city Terms very easy and vory
'D'' GEO. W. STONE.
.u Market and Water sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
Rhode Is,And,s EIestisn.

Full returns Of the election in Rhode
Island gave Littlefeld, Republican, for
Gsverner, 10. .098 votes, Kimball Demo-
orat, 1899; Howard, frohibitionist, g.
062. The Senate will stand 80 Rspub.
loans tot Democrats with one vacancy
in Providence. The house will con-
tain SO Republicans and IL Democrats,
leaving one to be chosen In Providence.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTALOONS
THOSE PANTAL0ONS
THOSE PANTALOONs
THOSE PANTALOC Js
THOSE PANTALOONs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
FOR RENT.

| IBST.-ATA VERY Low PRICE
application be made at onoo, the tive
,uses on VqnBuren ct. above 9Th hav-
1t nOrch, largs front and s,de yards; IL
hot aud cold water heater In cellar !;
/ Apply to HARLAN CAUSE,
I.f Front and Tatna,l.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

,REgr,-AFI FINE COUNTRY KESI-
nee at ClaymOnt, with ample grounds;
opportunity ior parties desiring to
he summer In tho country rent lOE
YeIy the best HEALO l. CO.,
GOd 7th and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

Kew. Mr.. Waddell, appointed to Red
Lion and. Glasgow will not reach his ap-
pointment until next week, but his
pulpit will bs supplied by prea cher
from Wilmington ts-norrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

ESALE.-p NEW HOUSES, SOME
Ia modern improvements prices irom
bSNO: terms very easy would take
|tack or mortgages for payment: Apply
@. II. TfNDALL 4 SONS,
u "a, French st., $40 and 312 +. 9th at.
r 2-ll Ind
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

RENT. New Houses on thirteenth
rect, between West and Washington
Rent lO@. Apply to JOHN GREEN,
|r. .sd h French or al 1915 Washing
tet mar-Sdtf
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
John WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT, 18th ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
FINE ART IN HOSIERY
FOR LADIES.


Hosiery JOHN WANAMAKER calls at
Hosiery tent!on to the marvellous products OF
Hosiery English skill now being opened ut
Hosiery our Hosiery counters.
Hosiery Six new styles Of Ladies' Lisle
Hosiery Hosiery. from l. b X. MORLEY /,
Hosiery LONDON, have just been added to
Hosiery our stock. Ladies on the lookout
Hosiery for something new in Hosiery will
Hosiery ba pleased with these. Besides be-
Hosiery ing very original and very hand
Hosiery some the prices are very moderate,
Hosiery From WARD, ,STURr T. SH HARP,
Hosiery Belpor, England, we open very
Hosiery largo invoice Of Spun SILK Plain,
Hosiery Spun Silk Open. worked and Spun
Hosiery Silk Embroidered Ladies' Hose.
Hosiery Tho solorings are all in the fashiona-
Hosiery Bile fancies of the day. Trey were
Hosiery much appreciated en- Saturday, and
Hosiery o large lot of them were sold. A
Hosiery very handsome lot Of Black Spun
Hosiery Hosiery came at the same t'me.
Hosiery Frem GEORGE BRETTLE &
Hosiery co., London, comes our new spen
Hosiery work, In most exquisite designs, In
Hosiery bright, pure silk. w show ~ csors
Hositry in these goods, being the most com
Hosiery preheAsive line Of colors ever shown
Hosiery in this country.
Hosiery An extra heavy, pure Black silk
Hoslery hese, from this house OF IS per pair,
Hosiery is very popular with our customers.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

,.RENT.-TnE two OFFICES 8.
c,'. 81 and Shipley s's., lately ocou-
l.H. Frazer b o., as law and real
tft&. DR.. II. 4ARREIT,
~ 20 Shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

bOu,an, "A SITUATION AS COM.
"A n%,, % ysoaI clerk or travelling salesman
|AdI!,eesag,s OF age /; best Of references
'u'0sS VI apply at 10 East seventh
4 9-3tE
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

t'oIl,o Et'otIlh,Do-flRsr-OLASS oARRIA9E
painter. Apply
HUDSON & CAHILL,
2W Orange st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
INDEED THEY ARE
GREAT BARGAINS.

Every pair Of the Pants of GER
tain lotslthat we are,..nOw Selling
TO move some large blocks eflgoods,
is worth $5 or %, though
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3.50.
We only charge $3 so.
We only charge % 80.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

{ sALg-gso EDWARD HARRIS
iaSlmsre suits oil oar own Manufacture
IN rom $40 to Slb, at the Boston One
|Jloth!ng House, 2l8 Market st. - $40
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

EENr.-A small truck farm With
PM buildings, near Green Bank Sta
'ns Wilmington & Western, X. X.
lnctOn. la2atS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
WANTED.

EEuhp EorlaA A GIRL FOR GENERAL
N Apply at sos shipley st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

hi EiiID.MA w., TIDY HALF GROWN
An,,Tv' ,T'ise lte Gr colOrel) In a small
pp'' wv ". 9Th. 4-9-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

eood eodHA ~ dlRL.-MUST BE A
|welI ,eOa, rUh, washer and ironer, and
thiu ssftrro,t,msnded. strSn, Inquire az No.
|----.' 4-9.2t%
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

PENTHOUSE 1910 TATNALL
lfest hath andmoder8Jo cor Vebieness.
70 MRS. EDMUND JONES,
l2os Washington street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

Sat;n aatE;bn,-FASHIONABLs DRESS
Aine az ttS Market Ut. 4-1-lWs
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

II ||;EENr,-FARM l59 ACRES, NEAR
ssiRwood, Del J. A BOND b co.,
col Shipley at.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

EENr.-ThREE STORY BRIUK
N \ OiV west Third street, contains nine
nppiy 70 IHOMAS JOHNSON,
No. 5l3 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

4 SALF.--A u HORSE PU"bR
boiler, Apply at 224 King st. aoot
RshLy.-A FIRsr-CL ASH 10 FOOT
Sauing yacht Apply w. H. CORN.
ks, rs W. ID st., Will, Del. a-2i-u
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
new DRESS | GOODS.
CIR A N D D Ell 'OT.
I3 STREET, Philade Iphia.

Splendid new styles and all spenad ~ MOI
crate and not fancy prices.
ALL NEW STYLES
Imperial Beiges, 100.
NEW STYLES
Mixed Twilled Beiges, 121ze.
NEW STYLES
Armuro Suitngs, l2hc.
Half Wool Plain Beige, lie.
NEW STYLES
HALF Wool Fancy Beige, lac.
NEW STYLtS
Mohair Lustres, lte.
NEW STYLES
EAglish Mohair Melange, l6e- \
NEW STYLES
English Cheyrons, 1Sc.
NEW STYLES
English Fancies, zoe.
NEW STYLES
Pin-Striped Lustres. z6c.
NEW STYLES
Double. width Meme Cloth, 26c.
NEW STYLES
Fancy Armures, 25c.
NEW STYLES
Silk Check Fancies, 2te.
NEW STYLES
English Suiting Novelties, Sic.
NEW STYLES
Celored Cashmere, 87Lc.
NEW STYLES
Pslka Dot Sa1ines, S71sc.
NEW STYLES
Silk Mixed NsveltLes,' 's7]1Sc.
NEW STYLES
3s-inch Pebble Oloth, zee.
NEW STYLES
Trimming Novelties, 3lc. To T5o.
The people will fl nd our assortment hard toI
,urpass. We have all the grades OF desirabls
yress Goods, from medium up To the very
inesE imported.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

kENT.-A SIX ROOM BRICK
0se No. liza Weet Sd street. Inquire
= JOHN q. C0uE. J.P..
y, W. OR, Cd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

4 reriahi.A IA HOUSE BY A RE-
kteeJ o ~, pa ~ with ono child rent
|prHI,Ec,,' |p E,',W ! rtr month. Address III
---0"''o' 0"''o' 4y-3tR
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

RENT.-A WE'LL CONSTRUCTED,
ell located, large and conveniently ar
dWeiiing Tor the season furnished or
Ieat nniurnished favorable terms.
f"Su HEALD l. 90,
7th and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

RENr,-HOUSK no. l0Cs WASH,
pg.0n Street; with bath and modern
len's TA0S. DARLINGTON,
In 800 Warrington street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

k,e,a, u, IA "A WHITE GIRL E0R
d ~' '''aSe"ork. Apply at 72e Mar.
4-9-2t&
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

CtUSlE A. MCCALL WILL uEs.e
~ commence running between y
this olty and Pennsgrove, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %,
And make two round trips sn Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturdays.
Leave Pennssrove ats q; Wilmingten
at II and . O'Clock.
a26.ti CAPT. DENNEY & BROS.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

keaslai hn,, "a Wits H GIRL FOR
Pt "''''Nork. Apply at COL w.
f 493t#
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

0ARD.-We wish to correct an impression
prevalent with many great many persons
house. IN our city which Is owned and run in
tho interest Of . Brooklyn firm, and managed
by man formerly hired BY sur house. Such
is aot the case. Yhe Boston One Price Cleth.
ing House is the only house with which
have the least association In this city.
We. HOLMES.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

|fsStSG s'1a q. PAY a. \, '! BIZ HAD AT 5,s v
---S'''' wiz per week. 4Y.stH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-29

CANNON S HAREM The Salt Lake Tribune
Is not very mea'y mouthed when speaking Of
the Saints of Salt Lake Here is a specimen
brick; The mansard harem of George ..
Cannon looks shabby and deserted. The
six-ply polyg appears to have invested all the
money paid him by the United States Gov
ernment for misrepresenting Utah, i'll this
big elephant which seems t. be more of re-
sort for oats and bugs than concubines. The
grounds are unkemp,, the fences are tumbling
down and stray cows browse unmelested on
the broken shrubbery. 1t would be fit hab-
itation for that Happy Polygamic Family"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-29

A WORD FOR SUNDAY 49, In the local
columns of the APPEAL appears communi-
cation from Carson mother relative to the
attendance of young boys at public picnics on
Sunday While the practice of attending
Sunday picnics is not half so bad as many
things people indulge in on week days, the
better class of society do net favor such a
violation of the Christian Sabbath, and public
sentiment is against it. A proper respect for
the day should be implanted in the minds of
young people, and if the Miners Union
could change their programme SO as to al
low the contestants who do not wish to
shoot on Sunday, to make their scores the
-day before under some one competent to
record them properly it would give more
satisfaction.