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Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-22
aRRINa CLEANING

IT'S morni ON leaving hope, around !
glante,
An there X lnxury aud ciegancei
THE dog and cat upon thc hchih'fuk nc,
NV s,se.t wife Kisses sge and sa1l good bye.
While servants bong my hat Rnd coat and
WIN 20 Tnp; mpoa comfort. how could man com
plahi
,ri, soonl sto my homo thcn draw noar
scar tho sound OF blows. The Mmos'
IL but 4 sitting. tlindna cioud of dust;
That tits from carpets beaten nistrurt,
And, horror stricken 70 the house ny.
\ scene Of drsolHtiuu grccts TIE eye
Tho carpets up, the Cprtnins down. hrcs out,
Furniture ail upset fnd piled about;
while. back and forth, With heads In towels
with skirts loopod up foot above Che
ground,
Aud arms MI barred - ay" croaturcs-can
II be
Temfng ahcnt IN these outrageous dads,
And stirring up this awful smcll of auds,
While ia their eyes there CLEANS dangerous
Great beayens. us tlleyl oh, wia, dread
ful sightl
Tie dog, once acalded, from them kccp-
alo0f;
Aud In the dining ROOM whore had thought
To iind q touthaotuC dinner, they have got
hcpd Of Airo blood, Who joys to swing
WljteN ash brush and spatter every thing.
INT am not forgot SIy feast IS spread
Iut iu the Yoodslicd ON a barrel head.
Ono slice uf bread plato Of warmed up
beans,
some water in amug, n dish OF gicens.
On, banquet nchl Ana, best % hilt lou see
I'VE brought fellow home 20 dine viii, me
---BosfOn Post.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-22
GARBENL0BE.

EvEHf child who has gardening tools t
should lcarn hy heart thcst gardening rules
sito who owush gardening spade
should he able Co dix the depth oi It's blade
iiU wign owns gardening rake
should Know what 10 leave Hnd what e.
take:
lie who owns u gardening hoe
Must be sure how be means hts htrokof
20 20;
hut he who owns a gardening fork
Mng make q do Hil tho ntllrt tools works
Though 90 shift, or 20 pot, or annex ~lia'
YOU can,
4 trowrl's thc tool for olhid. woman OF
-Baypet1s Young People.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-04-22

a little crack, the carpenter unearthed
my lost letter. Had II slipped down
there, or had Aunt Browne given It a
pushP We give her the benefit Of the
doubt - Havper's Basar.
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds of nuts ,tc. Opposite
express office, Dallas, Texas.
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CORSICANA A.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
CoRsrcANA. August Is, 1885,
A COW boy caused quite a sensation by
running his horse through Collin street yes
terday morning. No arrest.---Everything
on wheels turned out yesterday to visit the
camp meeting at Dresden. We failed to get
a list of the converted form ibis city, agreat
many of them needed it though.-.The
churches had slim sttendance.-Mr. H.
r. Gowan is collecting money to detray the
expenses of the Arthur Gsrhsh ratification
meeting; it promises to be a big thing
Mr.. L. G. Beware has returned from hi,
eastern trip, looking hale and
hearty. His wife remained with
friends at the sea shore The Corslcana
Jndepsndent will make its first appearance
Thursday next. Messrs. johnson y Hull,
the publishers, are both young and enter
prising men and understand the newspaper
business thoroughly. We wish then. well
and bespeak for theui liberal share OF pat
ronage.-A number of new houses are GO
inc up in different parts of the town,--Mr
Sam 0gburn and Herbert Love have returned
from Leadville and give a glowing descrp-
ton of their trip.-C. Q. Hamilton, Mil
waukee: A Marshall, Dallas; j Burton, u
Good, 0 L Guillemet, Orange, Fla, are reg
istered at the Molloy house.
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ESTON.
,dence of the Herald.

Corr espondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON, August, Is. 1850
Dallas has had the conventions; Galveston
has Mad the railway conference and the storm.
The former WIS as uncommunlcatlve as an
oyster, and the latter very--yea exceedingly
communicative; but the gale has subsidized
and the railway officials have departed tor
their respective stations Ifareporter wants
10 have his wings clipped, let him attemrt
to interview rail way nabob. He will find
it as unsatisfactory as the denomination CT
Governor Roberts.-Already the spirit of
revolt is sounded at the action OF the con-
vention, and it will grow in volume and
strength as it spreads and crystalizes through
out the state 1t has already raised its head
here, and while no overt act has yet been
made, it is quietly organizing, and will pre-
sent a solid front as soon
as the independent movement assumes
practical shape. Texas has an element
within her borders that embraces thousand of
progressive men throughout every portion of
the state, that will not be bound down by
party fealty when the advancement of the
state to her lc climate position among that
ga axy of commonwealth that constitute
great mighty and progressive nation is
matter of such urgent necessity with herEow
The day is past when thoughtful and intelli-
gent men can be dragooned into supporting
the nominations ola party which lacks the wis
dom and patriotism to place itself abreast with
the age on the vital principles Of the hour.
Already the spirit of discord has raised its
head, and il will not down at the bidding of
the creature of the party, and it scorns the
party lash. But reporters are expected
to have no opinions but simply to act as
rehectors of the opinions Of others
and catch the current news as 1t flies. The |
further calculation of this matter is left to the
heavy men Of the HERALp.---As indicated |
by a special tonight, the recent combination |
is already fruitful of results. Monday will |
see the restoration Of the Morgan line to this |
city, as an active competitor for freight TO and |
from this point to New York. As soon as
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, the Houston |
y Texas Centraly International 81 Great
Northern, and the Galveston, Houston q
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lie WISvILAE.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
LEwIsvILLE, August l6, 1900.
Lewisville is beginning to come to the
front as q place of some Importance. The
denot grounds of D. Il w. II. Il. have
been selected about 400 yards from the pest
Office, a beautiful place Of eleven acres.----
A new paper, the Lewisville Head Light,
made its appearance last Saturday. Its ini-
tial number speaks in complimentary terms
of the Dallas HERALD, thanking it for its
daily in exchange for the Weekly Head
TioSt Tho paper belongs to q. w. Gsers,
of denton, and is edited by F. w. Oliver, of
this place. The people are proud of it, and
seam to think that it marks the commence
ment of a new era in the history Of Lewis
ville.----The delegates Of Denton county have
passed through Lewisville, on their return
from the Dallas convention: They speak in
high terms Of the Inequalities OF the people
of Dallas, their torch-light procession, the
speech of Olin Wellbern, etc. They say over
six thousand strangers were IN the city.
All parties profess to be willing to give the
ticket hearty support, though there we're
some who preferred that some other man
than Roberts should have been nominated.
The boil worm is destroying the cotton
crop in measure, YET IL III peiieFeu more
cotton will be raised than can be picked, as
labor is very scarce.--There u much talk
here of The mineral resources of the mines of
OIL. Erwin, of the Lewisville hotel.
It is believed that capitalist, could come
here and make millions out of them.--The
faces of Capt. Rosser, Capt. Murray, Capt.
Law and Capt. Baskerville are becoming as
familiar here as in Dallas. They are con-
nected with the D. and w., and of couise
everybody is always glad to see them
The weather is now dry so that work can
proceed on the railros I'd and all are expecting
TO 80 IN hear the whistle of the locomotive of
the d &W. Then the peopis of Lewis
Vile will be happy, for they intend to fire
the anvil and make grand excursion to the
city OF Dallas. Certainly ysu will be glad to
see US.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FRoA OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.

Numerous eetings-At'empt'
ed Suicide of a woman at Paris
The independents Movement
Cropping out at Galveston
An Alleged Stage Robber
Arrested at Fert
Griffin, Etc.
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drunk. He was sent for by Sheriff Hen,
derson.-The Texas & Pacific railroad Il
now in general use seventy-two miles west OF
this city.--To select delegates to the county
convention of the 10Th Of September, the
Democrats of precinct No. are requested TO
meet at Mansfield on Saturday, September
llth.--The ladies of the Methodist Epis.
eopal church will give moonlight picnic at
seston's, In the western suburbs, on Thurs.
day, the 10th IL st.--Mr. Eddleman's little
daughter was stoned by negro
yesterday and badly injured.--C. A.
Boom and Miss Alice German rode up
to Rev. Gillespies yesterday and were mar.
ried, --Twenty-eight car loads Of cattle 90
north this afternoon. There is n, Tan
nerish at the Waverly house,
but we live and enjoy life.-I
Local Option Monarch regns supreme at the
Fort and McBrayer plays we'll its part. They
ire favorite brands, and are to be had at the
Local Option saloon, presided over by the
senial Chris Rintleman and Charles Hitler |
he imbibing of either and few whiffs from
Pacific Railway Improvement cigar is suf- !
lclent to make the grand duke smile.
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CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP,

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
A inform the public GENERALLY, that he has
secured as fireman In his shop, Mr.J M j,
Payne, who formerly did BUSH ess AZ the COR
ner of Sycamore and Elm sire cts He is one of
the best workmen in the state am prepared
to do all kinds OF repairing, either In wood or
iron, on the shortest notice and In most SUBJ
stantial manner. Carriages made or repaired
have two shops-cne corner of Live Oak and
Elm streets, aud she other in East Dallas, two
blocks east of the railroad on Elm street, whore
az needing work are invited toscall. HORSE
spe eialty by myself.
ROBERT DONNELLY,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gs"N0TlCE to stockholders, Dallas Il wich-
ita Railroad Company. "A meeting of the
Stockholders OF the Dallas & Wichita railroad
comrany will be held at the general office Of
said company in the city OF Dallas, state Of
Texas, on Monday, tho 9th day Of septem.
Der, A. d. 1850, for the purpoie OF determin.
ing whether mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose CT constructing, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON D. DENNRTT,
sec'y Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad COMPANY.
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
FoRT Worm, August II, 1880.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
Font Worm, August II, 1880.
A poor little goatman was coralled and
attempted to be horse whipped yesterday
six miles north, on the prairie, by some
ladies. This is their second attempt He is
accused of poisoning their dogs and many
other things. So far he has outrun them.
Deputy United States Marshal A. N.
Woody arrived here Yesterday, bringing
from Fl. Griffin L. NJ. Harrington, arrested
there on the 18th inst, by City Marshal
Birdwell. He is one Of the par
ties accused of robbing the stage
between here and Cleburne, about a
month ago IA man man was va iouni lying on
ing. He could not be aroused, and was dead
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THE OPERA
.Eorlsorial Saloon.

Has been ,eftted and re-arranged In flrst-clas
style, and has employed first
class workmen.
Anyone wishing work superior to any shop In
the city can get ltby calling at No. 5l2 Main st. 4,
opposite Sanger Bros. LEE COIN, Pror.
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MARSHALL.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
MARSHALL, August Is, 1887.
The primary election is over, and the de-
feat.d candidates are unusually conspicuous
by their absence from p stoffice corners to-
day. The ticket nominated Is a strong one,
and gives general sstistaction.--The Louis
lana, Arkansas and Texas Colored Baptist
association, which has been in session here
ever since last Friday, adjourned sine die to-
day.--A larger number of new dwellings
than for many yeWs.7-Uncle Sam is said to
be slightly indignant becausea citizen of this
place sent live centiped as hrst.class matter
by mail to a New York editor. But the joke
came in at the other end of the line, when
the excited editor, with long pole and Il
pair of tonss, opened the box, tremblingly
approached and peeped over the edge, when
he discovered that the reptile had escaped
through hole in one corner of the box.
You ought to have seen the flaming article
that editor wrote next day about Texas cen
tipedeg. Weather sultry. Rain needed.
-General health good.--Crops extra
fine
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RlC0RD'S\,, " RESTORATIVE

MGUkUN, VRESlURAIVE
EoLL ILL.,, % PER CE ofthe human race are
ms startling assertion will be fully corrobo.
.aieu Dy every intelligent physician, The
imu,pai causes producing this disease are In
syn, n,a,ms excesses Some OF the common
1ynrp.tohs are loss OF v!gor, spermatorrhTs,
p",n IN me back, disposition TO avoid society
, ,nns, gloomy forebodings mental distresa.
debiiit as debility and leucorrhoa I'm femaiesj,
prevent thss n ulesias; 60 Let no false modesty
ri I'M on me parent IRON warning the child OF
LIS great evil; eecret habits are the result of
ignorance. The medical procession has haen
these s ,h IrlmGay negligent or retioent about
attest. "'si"hs amply
Ihere Is awell-known principle In ANNA
pnssloiogy that no vital action can take place,
except through the ageAcy OF the neryous svs
tenn; II the nerve power In any organ Ia weak
ened, then that organ is..weak There ia a ram.
Guy IN the reach of all, one that has stood Tia
Vs. Vs., Tor r over nall century, DIR. Records
tltal restorative has been scrutinized and in
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine In Paris
as an Invaluable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, cantharides or other poisont
Is purely vegetable, producing no reaction.
anu ls permanent In elect; is u sugar. coale,,
Dill and can be had Of Levasser n Co 10 bis
ue Richelisu, Paris, (France), or of DR.. s.
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the u. g..
singer building, 81. Louis, Mo-; box OF 100
N'@ Va wv ViVt oVAt W ihhll upon re-
ceipt of price.
CERTIFICATES
paris, July IS. ls7S-l9 Rue da la Psix.-A
Mr.. Il. H., iftyyears old. nau peen widowe
twenty five years, nervous temperament; har,
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhes
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
and l auViaah N trxyt NJ
cords Vital Restorative, After four months
he was discouraged, but insisted upon his
continuing Its use, and In nine months he was
and has two lnc children.
out of $40 patients treated G5 were cured
within 30 days, lis In six weeks. $50 between
two and three months. 3 between Ave and six
months, In nine months.
Or. M. PERIGORD,
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists generally mario
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Notice SnIe of Stock

T WILL sell to he highest bidder, on Satur-
l. day, Aug. FL, at O'Clock p. m the follow
ing described property, remaining in the civ
pound:
/ sorrel mule, branded with diamond on right
shoulder
! White SOW, marked crop left and under
bit and swallow fork in the right ear.
w. F. MORTON, Marshal.
August II. 1885,
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Delivering Literature

MIR. S. j. Evans is in the city delivering
to subscribers those excellent works, Ency-
clopedia Britannica, Chefs d'oeuvre dc Arts,
Picturesque world and other standard liter
AIRY productions. He will remain in the city
about one week and will call upon all sub
scribors.
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STAR WOOD PUMP with Pore, laIned Iron
Cylinder, Tubing, AQusdast Pipe, from ! u to 8
in. bore, Shstswell's Patsst Door and Window
Screen, the Boss Sickle Grinder, etc.
= Sold by the trade gsnssAly throughout the
country. Send for Illusavtsd Catalogue
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Dallas, Texas, May 4th, 1880.

Calling attention to the above mott e of dis
solution, reai ectfulIy ask for continuance
nj that patronage with which the Trinity
Cigar Fsctory has heret fore been favored
promising on my behalf that all the dealings
OF the house will be conducted with that
promptness an6integrity which has hereto.
fore characterized it.
Respectfully,
Proprietor Trinity Cigar Factory.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE..
DEITKNowN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

DEIT KNOWN THAT HAVETHISDAY
ID sold my entire interest in the busne s
known as the Trinity Cigar Factory, in the
city OF Dallas, Texas, 10 L. $. Kuhn, the said
l.. s. Kuhn assuming all liabilities and col
lecling all outstanding..d debts. MrL,S. Kuhn will
henceforth alone conduct said business, and
earnestly and heartily recommend him to all
old ana new patrons as just and honorable
merchent, and l respectfully solicit for him
the fullest measure of public patronage,
Very respectfully yours,
T. POppER
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-10

6eli-made men are more certain than
others Of success in lifc for the reason
thst, 20 to spsAk shsy are more thor
ouRhly nads-that l. y ssy with them
the Torn atien NJ che,acesr 10 more eolid
bseAhssl 1t u To tseult u severe dis.
cipIins OF . determiued viii; Of Get
tied purpose. Il 10 nol the nsss accu.
mutation Of the tsachings Of oeAers. %
which. too often. oAly lssy and drew.
y attention has been given:
The self made starts q the bottom
He not only hes 70 learn b. hinssll
how 70 aocepd he stssp and ruaesd
stairs before Nh, bat 10 has . rnck
his brain n construct the stairs them
selves. BY which he shalt Ascend.
Hence he pedssotands more acouyats.
" thaa aeothar ell the ooadieions Of
suoceh. His attention becemse NOR
fixed His thoughts 80 halitually COO.
centratsd on wntevsp b usdeeSekes.
HIS judgment Il mstnred By The neces.
ity tmpoeeAaoa hia for HE conseane a..
srcise. BE l. wary and vaschful snd
robust Ii all his hslsg. q ~ eymsesl
~ constant exercise excels 10 the d.
vslopment of.6asele.
Hence Il - that the eeumunity isesu
greater con6dencs 10 seli-mnde nen.
There 10 coumon feeling that b Who
has seeeee2ed aGaines greae oa18 Who
has NJ p nh whsre thaoo -.
Sd Of many adsantages over hin havs
failed 70 make thQies, 0nse peepen p
himnolf HGArAi kanlS d. an.n-sSe e,>~.1
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o 10 O

IN b paid TO any Public Hospital 70 b 0uts>
- 5000 ~ Is vhiez 4 not grauins.
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NOTICE

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eeoslo Dsspass9 - aooy volk 6SAW ~ q
~ dAseeea nee1eo - b ~ 1nss esoDasol
- vsnos - ~ plaes - tAs essnA. n
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Al 80 M = ~ Daf1wuss Nonss q =. ".
WUUto0tt. - Isass sassse. Yin - psonpeay
eoo0AeA -, :
o. - Azsss - esAss sppsss.aus =. !,
40 0noA OpaSeaGisa : ssas;saaSe -.
,s16 ". oURRGTT.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-06
County Fair.

Following are the officers of the Linn
County Agricultural Association: T. Fro
man, President; J. Fl. Burkhart, Secretary;
Peter Sehlosser, Treasurer; w. r. Cannon,
Chief Marshal A. j. Warner, Pavilion
Marshall; W. K. Price, Ticket Seller; j.
Althouse, j. Nixon and r. Fox. Gate
keepers. Over $40 in cash has been sub
scribed by our people, besides several thous-
and feet of lumber, toward making the
Fair success, and more aid Is promised if
needed There is every reason to believe
Fair properly conducted this tall, would
bring a large number of visitors into the
city from bordering coupties and States.
and would in this way at least prove prof
table investment. We are inclined to be-
lieve that the coming County Fair will
prove the most profitable and interesting
one ever held here. The officers are ener-
getic, capable. and tn earnest, and will do
their ''level best - to accommodate ali and
make the showing throughout one that is
creditabie to Linn county or Oregon.
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LATEST.

AN&uSI D.
Since the above was written. uotice~
lave been posted up all over oar .owl
that Il lot of teams are wanted here t.
commence work on the 5th inst. plowin=
aud ,crapirg on the narrow gauge. En
giaeer Lawrence and others from below
are here, and our little city IS alive will
men, and the people are all anxious to Sc,
the depot located, which will be doue to-
day.
Mr.. Hausman has granted the necessary
ground for right of way entirely through
his place. aud has donated four acres of
land TO the Company TO- drrot, switches.
etc. and 10 day ground will he broken on
the main line norfhwarl towards Port
tand. and our citizens who have been SO
often led OH by false hopes, are at last to
STE the real commencement of ii genui e
narrow gauge railroad right At our doors.
No wol:der smile joy can be traced OF,
the faces of all Brownsville to-day for
now these dreams OF the past are b. coming
to reality. and it will not be long be-
tore we can see the grand locomotive
come steanling into our city, TINS proyi .
t" n> that we have quick and easy com
munication with the outside world. When
This one great thing is once fairly accom-
pli-hed. Brownsville will begin to at once
rouse mp from the dormant condition in
which ~he has lain so long. aud as her
water power and timber supply begil- to
be fairly devel, ped, and the good lands
in the teot hills begin to he brought into
cultivation. then will even her most san,
euine admirers and friends be surprised at
the grand strides that she will take. and
instead OF being rated third in numbers
and importance as now, she will, on ac-
count of her central location and natural
advantages. take at once her place as firsl
in the great county Of Linn.
NARROW GAUGE.