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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

your reporter this evening for subscription.
Evidently my looks must have deceived him,
or he would not have been guilty Of so rash
an act as to ask me to subscribe for his pa
per. However,his zeal is TO be commended.--
There are two steamships, three bsrks, brig
andlive schoouers in MISUNDERSTANDING or
receiving csrgo.-Seven arrests have be en-
made in the past twenty-fcur hours; one for
theft. S. Grinnan and NJ. L. Hayden
have strayed away from Dallas and are taking
their plover on toast at the Glrardin.--
The dispassionate and able editorial in the
HERALD Of Thursday, on the Thurmond i'm
broglio was highly commented upon as emf
nently wise and pertinent by several gentle.
men Of ability and Judgment who had read
1.-THE relatives and friends of Mrs. NJ.
Strickland will be grieved to learn that es-
Unable lady is lying dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Strickland is absent in
the interior on business and was expected
home last night. All that kind friends and
the best medical skill can do for the suffer-
ing lady is being done.
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GROESREECK.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
GRoEsBEECK August II, 1850,
We have had very warm, dry weather for
week, which is good on the cotton, they
say, as the boil worm is doing some dam
age. The new crop is coming in slowly
Several of our citizens are at the Wooten
wells for health eyes is very pre-
valent complaint are being made
to Rise money to build a public school,
house here. The community.ha rented.here-
tofore.-Deputy Sheriff John Kimbsll has
just returned from Arkansas with Burl and
Scott Landermik in tow. They were in
dicted for murderous assault upon one
Owen last spring and lied the country
Many of our people attended the gathering
at Meria yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24
A Sure Thing,

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Cordee, Structure, disease Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No 2 is q sure rem
edy for Shermstorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus.
cd by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific So per bottle
injection ST.. Sent everywhere by express.
DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. Ais
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-daw-ly.
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BOARD of Trade.

The Board of Trade is on the corner of
lain and Austin streets. 1t is one of the
most elegant and quiet saloons in Dallas,
u, d is under the proprietorship and manage
nient of Purdy s Randell, late of the cele-
hrated Jocky Club saloon in Galveston.
Their liquors and wines are superb; they
have always fresh cold beer, and their cigars
are unsurpassed in Texas. Both the pro
prietors are genial, courteous gentlemen,
who know how to entertain their guests and
study to please. When you want drink OF
pure liquor, 60 TO the Board Of Trade.
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Caution TO Tobacco Chewers.

Take notice. The process of manufacture
and peculiar style of tobacco represented in
our Vanity Fair, Niger Head and Bulls
Eye brands, invented by us several years ago
and secured by letters patent, are now being
initiated by INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers
ANY person or persons selling or offering for
sale limitations possessing the FlNke Cut, Pc
culisr in our brands, will be strained OF
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
VIM. S. KIMBALL & Co.,
Peerless Tobacco Works, Rochester, N Y
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LithOgraphing.

The lithogrsphing establishment and book
bindery of Miles Strickland, Galveston is
one of the largest and most complete in the
State. 1t is the only bindery in Texas that
ever got diploma for blank book manufac-
turing. Strickland is the pioneer book binder
in the Southern country, and he has added
to his Office all the late improvements and
machinery, until now it is without an equal
in the whole South. His prices are as low
and his work as substantial as can be found
in the best offices in the Eastern cities. Send
for circulars and prices. Orders promptly
filed
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So many people are astonished when
learning of ''full China dinner sets" being
sold in st. Louis for $ls, while ifthey would
take the trouble to go to d. Goslin's China
Hall they would find the same kind of sets
for the very same price, and save So so
for package and freight, but it is SO
very fashionable to 90 abroad, you know.
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Canghinx I'm Church.

No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept up in the churches.
1t is like a perpetual fusilade of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and got
rid Of their cough 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give it a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

IA American manufactured glass has
one up in price from Is to 80 per cent, but
D. Goslin made his purchases and gave his
orders last fall for six months in advance,
md consequently Is able to sell all glassware
1t his popular China HAIL. one or two lines
excepted, al the old low rates.
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Young Gents,

GO unto Leon Kahn when you want pair
of frst.class French calf, and goat, hand
sewed ties or CATERS. You will be agreeably
surprised to see how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give US a
chance.
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NJ T., I.AL.


It's well known that hot weather brings sickness greatest care is
necessary disorders of
in the should be
ea dsehey debility astle
comes dry ana pehe the tongue frrel with
eversh
with their natural dey and tendency female
almosunOearab while little Children
clan of New York asserts as his positive belief
socaed Summer complaints
which, by being trouble the kid
neys aud yer Ths brain controls theif
he
control
Summer That vegetable West India
Kidney and
its results Hkp those who inegent
those whose secretns dermgd
nlbe all bilious
person OF care ndntgce should
and Liver hand and approach ymp-
life that Of end will
suffering 1t is and
take ga 5
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To keep "at every shining hour" the busy
little flies away from table, couch and house,
20 TO China Hall and procure hy-trap or
ay fan. They are much cheaper than last
yaAr
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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas IL under Orr's Livery Stable
Henry Schmid. Sole PROPRIETOR.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
is an old knight of "Gambrinus,' and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

Ask your grocer for Dozier- Weyl Cracker
company's goods. You will like them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

"BlACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills and
fever impossible.
Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by all druggists.
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The Ross SnOk G

The Ross smoke.
Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ng tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
actory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

All Dallas wholesale grocers sell Dozier-
Weyl Cracker ompany's goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-24

Authorized by the Commonwealth ofKentucky
and the Fa!rest in the World.
, 1880-12-09

SPAIN.
PRESIDENT HAYES tEPEREScE 10 srAS-
1Sif UuTIANt:S.
Ftxf,t.


PRESIDENT HAYES llEFERESCE 10 srAN-
ISL uuTAAHt:S.
Special f'atts.
MAnlt1i, Dec. 8.--Consldcrable excitement
prevails In political circles md 0n 'Cl.ango
caused by tile passago In President 1lnycs'
message referring 10 tito aggressIons Of
cruisers on American vessels in Cuban
waters. Tho press Of Nlalril aro making
bitter comments upon It. Tie Ministerial
organs state t!lat tic dispatch of tho Span
fsh Minister tn Washington led them to sllp-
llosu that Tho tlnttcr had been satisfactorily
terminated by tho inquiry instituted by tic
Naval Department, al.l made by Tho Amer
lem Admiral Mt Havana. especially as two
iideinnittcs were paid.
To The JVtlterH Assoetat<i TYtJs,
LONDON, Due. ga dispatch from Madrid
says: "1ust whom Spatc was hoping for II
result fronl the negotiation with tho United
States for II treaty Of commerce to benefit
Cuba, the message of President Hayes las
crcated feeling Of surprise, aiid much All
,ioyancc Is displayed by tho Madrid press III
tllelr comments Oh the subject"
, 1880-12-09
HOW G: MAZDA SWINDLED us.
Seri0us Charges Made ARalnst til.
Canadian Government III Regard Il
tic u Nixiserlcz Asyarti.'s

Serious Charges Made ARalnst the
Canadian Government ln Regard tu
tic - lIxiserlca Asyarti,n
Ijv 7t&fyrnph II Se.v Turk Herald.
HALIFAX, N. y. 1luc. G-rrof. Hind, Ut Wind
aur, who was nn official of thu lInilfax Fishery
Commission and some m0ntAs n4o made charges
that tho statistics use In tho British case wcrc
fase, has Ind printed tn pamphlet form lottor
addressed to tho Governor General III Canala.
III which h0 makes GhArKos of u broader char-
nctcr. Eit Eays not only wero the stat It's 1Irc-
suntch to tho Commission false. hut that tho
ol1lcEh blue.hDoks Of Canada bcArlnK on
tho fish traIlp with tho United SUITES
wore systematically falsilcd for series Of
years 10 pr1Hiuco resultA that would acrvg
tho purwsu In Wow. Exports OF tho united
States wers ,nudo to nrpear much less
than they really wurc, for tho purpose 0f mnk-
Ing out that tho Province benefited little by tho
FREQ a5H1iaslnn of llssl into tho Unitcd
States Fictitious ftenls Ut exports to foreign
countries wgrc tntsrk'aee1 to nuke It appear
thnn thoy really we're on tho ,Alner!et,, market:
nppcar tllAt tho Americans found q 'nrge n,arket
and very elainirntc. and Hives mHHy cotnpurI-
enns and calculations leAtl'nv to tho conclusions
already stated. 1t 10 aeKnt! that these falsittca-
ttona tteYRn soon nEtar tho Treaty q! Washington
| WAs lrnt3e. The correct returns nppcAr 20 hay1
been srnt from tic various Provinces to ettnwA
nnL there to hnvG heen manipulated In tho tnaf,.
tier hbove stated. Prof. Hind ciuins TO te fully
Hl,le tn provo All llo says before committee Uf
tho uuGsG Of Commons
, 1880-12-09
MAINE.


4 Striking ontrnxt-acaf- c4trafutn nntf
1'nIrflcxa 0f tho Republicans.
cors<srnn4temts *ts rvrk Tribune.
rOttTLhxb. Mu.., Nns. .7.--Tho 1ispatch Of
Rcnator l!lane u, Tho Tribune Mt tic time Ut tho
September ELECTION, In which ho said. .thut II
f'n!stesl had secured pl,trulty If onetote lo
woula bc llnuKl,rntc,l tinvcrior ly tho ltepuh.
llcatls Of hfal,le, fully expressed tho sentiment
Ut tho party ut tho timo. In tho cnstcrn ror-
t0n Of tho Stata, however, nftnr tho
November clcctlon. )ttlU dlsoontcnt with
this policy was expressed. JIy soino nberratian
OF tho tnlntl or heart. 1,3ttt ynt1s intended TOR
liatrls II. Tlalstcd, tho Fusion nominee. wlro
returned by Town nn.l Pluntation Clerks rs
cast{or ffarfis II. plnlstcd, 1lttum N. rIaiBtcd.
md similar distortions Of tho hume. Fa,lnw-
ttg tho precedent whlc!, has Bovoriied in this
Htnto almost front tho limo, whon tlo
,ekws ,oda enycrcl N the c..t,ry tlowi ia o the
itcruhlloan In1ninco for reuIeotton: some ot
tho fricsts Of Gov. flayls declared lint wbat nd
apyveu fo % a Jne ta rrs"n aa s y
Or tirno years ag.,. an firccnl,acklsn hid crrpt
=. nllsiss thcrG can; and 81 stsowtero IN 1he 9,ata,
Ms + ,nnrtyr. md pcrhaps j.istly 80, bccause.
though man of family he hutt loft n lucrative
practice ot tho law to servo the rRrty "a Gov
ferol. ho Is nnw To l,p sent buck to private lIfc
rh9 m msa!ary of tho Governor, Of ata!no is oniy
Sia hnrasw sre hvn..ar h"a ,r;,, WIKI.
lived, It was mover acrtnusly enter
tatned. and It hns now brpn stotsnttly'
os1rn lly, tho whn!o parry, which ndorts heartily
the noble apnlons II tho snprcnis, c"nrt, prtI-
nnllinGtl ut tho limo unrce!bn tried to aichl tho
A rrInc!pu of right is ft,vnlvel this ycar which
never wns in tssnn when tho 1scpnlllcans had 4
lnrKo Mn1orlty. Coy. bavia himself. who would
heartIly n'optol this view.
About tw0 weeks nKo tho tlca WAS started
that tho coilstftut,nnlty Of tho retroactive
fnltuFQ OF tho plurality amendment. utl1f1tqil
, 1880-12-09
INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY,
Pictures Taken In tic lIMnlreltI, Far
Of n Second-z1osv 1t fH Done.
kttv York Nrtntnq Post.

~ n s"co,,.i-s1o,v r. r. Y,ouo
'Gsv E,,n Y.ayk nr.ntua 81 po,,. ~ oao'
bo rces, Hsy of ,stnnta,,c',a g aJ "hotouroobv m
perfected recently in London and in this coltt.-
try by Lockwood, Inns resulted In many changes
n 1'lo .oNooi 1aNS ~, u1s's, @slo
has enlarged tho nele OF photo4faphyb by hrlhR-
Ing within 1t tho work OF psoturiuR objects In
mot1on,
T,ho h,.tor,. ~ tbo instantaneous ,,r,coae ~
,,,-1 .hn* ~ III n,tor ,.o,tIo,,s
pAutuHFAp!ty ~ i!hu tAAt " ~ ol&4ct 4fohuoasi
, 1880-12-09
A JkcttsnrkAblp Suit

A dispatch from Little lsoek. Ark. gtyos the
particulars Of rotnnrkable suit-9t-l4w ~
yeuSs OF litigation. 1t appers tat at Tho l,reak-
liz out OF tho War Il. H. Crawford SUD hls
plantation III washington County 70 h.J. West
wtpru fo died. West refused u pny tho amount
duo thu estate Ut docsasud alleging tlnlt thu
nDtcs hp h1n! gIv0n Crawford worU uxeGDtcd on
EulIAy. UruEtoyl'A administrator brought suit
10 oiIforco paymeilt, in tho Washington toanty
Circuit Court. boo. tl, 1859, aganst Wcat Mt,d ~
aCcUrittOs, a rertllc. WAH FenGcF0d fur tho
Ivfeudnnts. An Appual WA taken t1
tue hupsumo Court, whoro tho action u
tliO luwar court wins reversed. 4 clan9o
c,,so l.s beUM Oh tilo toekot there fur tho p4st
ton yO4rs. 1t WIN tnmpronso1 1n the :aIth. tho
IefGntMNts paying piinttlra $5.kA. and eIuior
st,ia IMyiu9 Elf fllu csls. III Tho yoars tho suit
hus Gecu III issuo 1t haa completely rulnsd ne.!r-
is every utse III MIIy w,y conneoto.l with u. Iho
tutat Ht1ltiint Uf cets IL latlnatud ut moro than
ss5ooJ, whilo tho fees ut eminunt COUNSEL ela.
nloyud will De equally ~ lurKe.
, 1880-12-09

DIPLOMATIC.

glas, French Minister, arrived Mt tho Capital
Oil tic Goth, and presented his credentials OIL
the a0t!t. when. addressing President Dlaz,
he satl tho French Government had autllor-
fzcd Him to declare Tint France will make
n0 reclamation whatever for differences prlor
relatious.
President Diaz, In reply. mnle n similar
declaration OIL tho purt Of Mexico.
Tho report OF tho Secretary OF tho Treasury
for Tho past fiscal ycar shows total receipts
OF $aI ,22o0, 900. In former years the average
receipts were S1G.000, GOO.
, 1880-12-09

VIENNA, Dec. s.-A fres1 and Violent shook
Of earthquake occurred at Agratn. III Croatia,
at midnight. It was accompanied by sub.
torranGaIl rumbiIngs, Which continued
throughout tho night, and caused renewed
IialIle.
THE INDIAN yIcEnoY SUFFERING FROM SUM-
STROKE.
ALLAI1ADAp, Dec, 8.-Tho Marquis OF
lsIron, Goyernor-0encral OF India, will DO
detained hero two OF three days from MI at
tack Of sunstroke,
I.ANnE RIIlE.
) GENEVA, Doc. s,-Tho greater part Of tho
Villagu Of Flascl,, III tho Valley OF Engadeno,
Switzerland, burned yesterday.
pEAGE INSURED.
DuESos ArAEs, Dec. 7.-The City OF
Nuenos Ayrcs has been solicited rs tho
ueanitiye capital Of tic lsopubllc, ana peace
IL permanently Insured.
, 1880-12-09
POLITICAL pOINTS.

TN1}tANh. ,,.-
settta' 1't'seteA ID r: r. cs,sa,, 1tsa.s: .,
f*nsAH*r,Lts,I Ina.. Dec. at y Objected to
firm. tlnr,,.uis candfdncy tor tho United Stntcs
t,enan aint ir lives at Indianapolis whcro tnost
Ut tho ssn,ltnrs hnvu hailed from, to tho !xnor-
lux nf ofnor ~e4,stons 0f tho ftAte. 4 rev!uw Of
lllo rf:cur'ls t-,lay. However. SHOWS Tint Of tho
twenty ttie Henafnrs nlnctr alncr tho fnrsMtloH
0f TIC stntD twn cnnc frrsn ttut.nn. shrcc from
i.npnnspnrt, two fn)m f.nfuynttc. two from
lI.s:kvl1le. nntl three from 1ntalAnaN,l!a. Sef!-
niOr MurtDn wnH clccicf while resulting In this
eity. but tint rcaI.lnilce Wis merely ex.o!oIt.
When he run for Governor IN 1xGi tio wns crr'l..
isetl TO Wayne County. and thnt WIS HI. !tYaI
res!,1uneu. The three who cnno from Indian
ut,olts Warc all Democrats.
, 1880-12-09
, our CREDIT ABROAD.

f'aaa NOTICES OF ENGLISH I'APEIsa.
ladts as Dec. B.-Tenders for 4.},a0O, ,00o
dr. ~ pr cent stock were opened ycster-
n ny nsa applications amounted to over
h,ns varying from tic official mini.
.AIu..o u " tu 10l1{. Tho tenders ut ElG3 u
anansS:s w'll receive about II lpr cent OF the
,ecti"" oi'1 Tor; tiloso ab0yo that figure will
Nuaas, ue amounts bid for tn fill. Tlle
ssnaheteT. IN discussing tho foregoing III
kah oA dste With tho redemption OF thu Amcr-
aotta says: "'rho United 6tales Will bp
u lnaisa IT, credit rs at leust equal to that
ta s.s& It 'nay bs n question whether, oli
TIA hosIae hIe ot the coming loan for refundtng
IN NJ 1s ~ dal!lnE duo next year, tic Secrc-
j; : @a Treasury will hs 10 liberal as to
, 1880-12-09

CHARLESTON, 8. T., I}cu. S,-Thq pcccmbot
moctlng Ut tho South Carolina Jockoy Club
opened to-slay.
Tho t!rst rare. Hutchinson 9takes, QUO uilo, for
..ypar-ods,
0g0rgta lfpy..
!!Hltlt Mnl1Aeo+f.ss.+ s,.,.'s,tstsss.sss*s.
TiMe-1:1i.
The second race, milo heats, waa won by Mark
T., Elm Warltuid, Rtter wtnning tho tisat t,oat,
fcE a1, thyuw tpr rider II, l8 svp0ndt which lis-
tuned her. IIuIt. 1:blMs lt54s4
Thlrtl ruoe, u'io ana three-tl1'aster tntlos'
Long HVAW,.,,,.............+...
s''.,'+..''s,'s''t,ss..
FAGAHo ......s%...ssst...ttss' psu
No tltuu &4ken.
, 1880-12-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW Y0MK, Dco. H.-Ar!lyetl tho steamships
Nhoola, from CariIifs Switzerland, fsutu Ant.
werp; Marengo flon Hull; clrcassta. from
Glasgow; l;rll, frap, I4yerp0ol.
LIyEalx,nt., Deo. 5.-ArrIved, the steamer
Montreal, from Now Orleans.
l.t}SuUN. Uct. S,-Tho ste,, ,tl.sllps Scandinavian
aud TfiliAcru. fFun, l.ottun; EthloptA aud liHl.
KeHlund. f1onh Now York; aul Pclnhkoke, lr1na
Uoaio1l, hAyo arrived nut.
Ngw. l.ttx, lIcu. s.-Arrtvea. tho state ,os
GGoE8I4, fIuIn 0luAHOY.
, 1880-12-09
FRANCE.
THE PANAMA. CANAL

TIE PANAMA. UANALs
pAurs, Dec. H.-In leading Ameraarn quar-
tors hers tho roforal.oe to tho Panama Canal
in President 11ayea' message IL not con-
sitlcrcd hostile.
CANAL. SHARES APPLIED FOIL.
LONDON, doc. e,-A dispatch from Paris
suites ttlat up to noon yesterday 100000
Panama Caual shares had boen applied for
In Europe.
, 1880-12-09

As soon m tho public learns ttat tho shnkcrs'
sRrHurarlln Ii tho genuine Shaker medicine pro-
pared from roots, herbs, and berries. grown.
fcleete ana n5GIAre'l " tho Canterpnry snnk. y =
pscferince to nIl nihers such ts their rtgrl fur
tLlo character Ut tho United lsrethrcn.
, 1880-12-09
In,,d-Ikrctpnuttpu IN Holland.

gucp thu bpglnning Of the sixteenth claltury
nlor. thnU S}Oull neres hive been won 5rDul tls
wator liz llujIund, uI.d reclamation still goGs on
ut tht, rRte ut nb0!lt u!Yht acres duY. b4nc9
jutu4 u rvKiou Of fursns and yll!ugea: aud tho
pumping out of tho Zuy.,er xe1. now 10 bo
tono, will sllrpass lA luAYAltna0 aA psotlous en'
utAY0g4.
, 1880-12-09
cPRIkEFfEI[) ITEMS.

spstt4l ,Dspateh ts IN Chseaeo ItIbua<.
ernIAuYlELu. ILL.,, Doc. a-Tho Illinois phar~
macuuticnl Association concluded lts session
this eycutuy, and adjourned to lncet ut Peoria
OIL tho sscond Tacs''"y Ut November next. Most
ot tho uay WIS DE-; Il 10 The consideration Vt
, 1880-12-09

BUDLAI.I8I3 ANKI+6IEUt
LONDON, Dec. GA dispatch from Berlin
states tint four Soctallsts liayo been mr.
rested ut Darulstadt OIL tic Charge Of high
troaaon. Six persons have boom imprisoned
at pforzhcln, for circulation of revolutionary
publications..
, 1880-12-09
MASONIC.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. B.-Tho G rand Council
Royal nni Sulect Master HaSons Of Alahana
unanimously ratified tho constitution OF tho
Provisional Goncrni q Grantl Counc!luf tho United
stutcs inANgurntcd at tletrott last August. Thle
is tho eighth Stnto to s7ltlFy.
, 1880-12-09

MacnlIatcrs. Cough Mixture IL tho
mort relin,Ae and safs resncdy. Every family
SHOULD hnva L fnr whoaplnK, ,c,aab and erosit1.
sole mntllif fnc.urer For sale by I'LL druggists.
, 1880-12-09

tho proposed Pharmacy not, which wna finally
lKre'nl 10.
idjt .flct,, I1ill1ar1 has roco'vad 4 letter fr0m
hfm3. 81. H. Fnrr, af brooklyn. 9ccrotnry nf tho
NniInlaL t}unr,t Association of tho ;, Gnltni
Rtatcs. annouaclnR TINT tho Executive etminit.
tec lIa't called n meeting Of tho Associouoa NJ
rhllAt1cphA on Jan. 70.
, 1880-12-09

Dr. Vim. A1ox. Green, Macon, Ga..
writes, Col'tcn's Lietix's Liquid Extract nf
llpef lit general debility, weakness. dyspepsia.
lnsy of apt,ctItc, and nervous nlllictious ilnvp
found 1t tue best rUfMcdy ever used.
, 1880-12-09
NATIONAL TnOIT1Sa AssOCIA-
tl,lQX.

Special Dtpatta to Tne Chicago Trthlr~
NEW rONK, Dec. 8.-Tho l}onru nj ltesteW OF
tho National TrottinF Association lle1d a pro-
traotcd mectng to-day, ami did not adjourn TIL
midnight. Amung tho decisions wero tho rein-
stntou,ont Of John Wood, of lso,l, N. T., upon
tho application Of 0enrBe +. Stevens. jay Pct
tibonu, OF IlufaI0, applied for modification Of
tho order In relation tn tho csp0fs!on Ut record
against tho lay yeIt!tnx Glover, allas nnllon,
alias 1Irghtwood. Ths horse, for frauds coIn-
IH class and under fn1se na.les. was expelled ny
tho orsor at thros tricks III Illinois.
After these occurrences lettlbone purchased
tho horse. lilo applied for it's reinstatement,
and after n compromise with tho pcsaot,s who
wuro wrongel tnl boon ma'to by IotttIone tho
Eonrl ordered Ills reinstatement. The following
wUrp atao retstateds
George ". I}rown, Of Chicago, nnl Duncan
Taylor, Ut 0sapo, 1a.; ]. N. Huddock. Of !larr!.
RonvlIlo, Mo-, who owned EdwiA Forrest, now
tho property OF liQh0rt l1onsior, who WAS ex-
1,eIlct FROM tho Utica truck itl tho spring 0t
ls7o; Edward I,'ytp, tho dr!srr Hf Edward nt tue
sag,o race; Y; 5. hcl:a!!khltn, ~! 9s !toIn.o.
supposed iui[lnx of tho hozso Kate I!alls 1ottta
u. litakuw, VI Morristuw1l, n. j.; Charles T.
Kenyon. ut WIl!inantlc. a'nn,;, Edward ..
Stokes. WIN killed JAsucs FIX, Jr., ana W4s
for fanF t. ao,i ni';Ify tyy Sr SGr!ns
na hut i 4iflo or Elm hn.l benn Imposed u.hAl
him fur inproer rllctnE iu California; =. ln ih0
cnso Of u. G, TAt9 aM.lllst thu Hosan1t llrtSinA
Association. In wtafcf& hip!sfd FOR All order
claIptMV tho nntranco fce gisen ft,r tha chestnut
nare Matte llHntor' the hoard dqolacd ~ favor
TaS Iiourli Viii ot,l up its i,ualuesa Tomorrow
, 1880-12-09

4 c0utr1cte assortment Of nil work,
on Homeopathy ever published In English Q,
lgr,nan Ii kept in stock ut lhNriekG l. Tafcl't
Homeopathic Pharmacy, at u Clark street,
, 1880-12-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Ttn Public will Ksotrarn OF n FrAudM.
lon. imitation Of nobbIl,s' Electric EQUIP now
heluB forcctl on tho tlnrket BY 1nthrctircsen{A-
tton. 1t wilt ruin Rny clothes washed With It.
Insist upon having Dobbftis' Electric
, 1880-12-09
GE0IffiIt


ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. S.-Thc Presidential Elect.
tors Of Georgia tn-,lay Gust tho vote Ut tho Statc
for Hancock and English.