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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-13

ChSnE's NEW .I ExfhEss LINE
WASHINeTCN GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
G0nnsetfnH ut Philadelphia with CIyds,s
Lines for New York, Boston, Pr0vi-
New England States.
Through bills of lading given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washingtoa-Mondays, at 5p.u.
From delphia-Ssturdsys. at 10 m
Freight received daily until p. GEORGETOWN
FOODS received and delivered at WASHINGTON.
Wharf, foot OF 18th street
WILLIAM P. CLYDE co. General Msnasers
~ South Wharves, Philadelphia: j II. JOHNSON
100, Agents. 18th st. wharf and 1909 st. n. W.,
WASHINGTON ApS0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-13

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and streets northwest.
HIGHIY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE SOLID
SitnER FARE, FOhKS, SPOONS AND
cos REID BARTON, AND OTHER BEST
MAkFS OF FINE TRIPLE-PLATED WARE.
IN EVERY VARIETY: UPWARDS OF FIF TY
rh0mKs, IN BRONZE AND WOOD GASES,
lest MAKES: A FEW GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. STOCK OF GOLD JEWELRY
IiNGs, STUDS, NECK CHAINS, PINS. 30.
sLI0GETHER AN ELEGANT STOCK OF
M auction, within our salesroons, on6
MON DAY MORNING, AUGUST 10th, corr E-/A.
meEcinR at 10 O'clock, The above goods are esA.,G
first class, and the stock Of dealer in the city de-
cllDlng business Removed to our store for conve-
nience, and ready for examination Saturday, 18th
instant. No reserve
al gl2-d DUNCANsON BROS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-13

MERCHANTS AND MINERS'
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltmore-Every WEDNES-
DAY aFd SATURDAY, at Pm, from foot Of
Spears Whsrf, (near foot 8. Gay st)
From New lork-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT
TRDAY, at p ~, from Pier 40. Est River, (near
foot Clinton st
EesaIt passenger accommodations. Lowest
fatee freight Guaranteed.
Rates of passsSe-Firste lssa. IS, including meals
and ststeroom berth. steerase, 81, meals, II de-
sired, 2ec. Per meal. -
"A. L. HUGGINS, Agt.,
Boston Wharf) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, AXt.,
te25-ly Pier 40, EAST RIVER, Ny.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28


From present indications tho Democracy
of the State Nrc getting themselves into y
muddle, and II appears that the only cause
for it is that the party has become too strong
and has too many statesmen in II for the mum.
Der of Offices to DO supplied. Good, tried
and true Democrats favor the recollection OF
Governor Roberts, while others, apparently
as honestly believe that his reelection would
be public calamity. II there is To be- no
more harmony in the party than ut present.
would il not be we'll for both Roberts and
Savers to enter tho Held and let the people
say which is their ChoiceY lit is necessary
that each should have n name TO represent his
wing, let the Roberts party be the DEM
ocracy and the Sayers party tho Ochlos-
racy, or vice versa. The name is inmate
rial so the platform and principles are sound
The people have too long been tied down by
conventions and made to 20 in the particu-
lar groove marked out for them; and il has
arrived at such y pass that II is seldom that
they have the qualification of voting for their
choice for any public office, The exercise of
the inestimable privilege of voting is no
longer what il was intended it should he, and
politicians and wire-workcrs vote the PEG.
pie. We are in favor of mn open field and n
fair race, and, although it is fatuous to in
dulge in it, hope there will be no nomina-
ton made for Governor, that the people
once more may De allowed the privilege OF
exercising their choice without being drs-
goonea into voting for men whom their
better judgments tell them are not such us
should be elected
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
Political xonvcuiiOus.
San Antonio EXPRESS

This is the year and the season for political
conventions, and those who take an interest
in such affairs are highly entertained, no
doubt, by the published accounts. There
are Ward conventions, County conventions,
District conventions and State conventions,
in each of which there is struggle for
supremacy in its successor, the effect being
upon the great National conventions soon to
come, and after that will come the elections,
when the questions will be submitted TO tho
whole people, and one side or the other will
find it has had all its trouble for nothing
Our own State conventions have accomplshed
their work, aud it would be difficult to tell at
this day what candidate is strongest with the
delegation of either party, though tho Grant
men claim Il majority of the Republican del
egaton. The Democratic delegation Just mp
pointed at Galveston goes unnstructed. The
The convention expressed the good will of
the people for Hancock, which we think they
could do with propriety, for ii there is any
one particular man in the country who en-
Joys the good will of the Texas Democracy,
it is Hancock. We have seen no statement
of the individual views Of the Democratic
delegates, however; and us they 20 unin-
structed. they will doubtless vote according
to those views, it being very easy matter
under the circumstances to convince them
selves that they are in accord with the ideas
of their constituents The proceedings of
the two Democratic conventions in New York
show that the party in that State is hope
essly divided if me man inside of the
State is not nominated for President. While
the Tildenites might not have any objection
to Seymour on personal grounds, they would
not accept that gentleman, because he is the
favorite &c the Tammany party. The Re-
publican conventions recently reported have
been characterized by great bitterness of
feeling, and there Is going to be great trouble
10 harmonising the various opposing inhu-
ences. In Georgia the Grant faction got u
black eye" m the organization, and the Wild
est excitement and confusion prevailed, and
IN nearly every State convention yet held
the tension upon harmony's feeling has been
very great lfthe same feeling Is maintained
much longer, party lines may yet fall and
break of their own weight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

Mrs Wse.--No doctors bills Cor tho past
year, and loss than five dollars for medicine,
and eight IN tho family,
Mr., Jones Would that could have u
like experience with my family
Mrs, Wise You cnn, " you will make
Summons Liver Regulator your household
remedy, From tho youngest ~ the oldest,
va take lhe Regulator Whenever W. feel dy',
peplIc, bilious, foyrrish, or opt Of sorts, and
II always relieves tho stomach, regulates the
bowels and queis the nerves,
81 have u'ed your family medicine called
Simmons Liver Regulator for several yenH,
and 0nd II tho best medicine for a mmlly IA
keep In tho house, cnn eat anything !
wish nj night mud take n dose after H. md
sleep NJ sound and ~ sweet NJ ever, | have
not spent one dollar for my family for modi'
oines In five yenrf, only for your Regulator,
aud must sny II does nll II says Il Will
~. A, NElsos, Merchant,
Rpl9a,dRw Macon Georgia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

Dr. W, u ulb'on, If ATEHnunH writes 2
"F,r many years my wife was sufferer
from terrible female complaint that bnllel
theHklll " all rhyslrinn' around me, Thole
seemed no hope Tor her ! waa mace oo'
qualnlcd with the competition NJ pr prom
goodies Englhh Female liutors, aud knowif q
lhOm to bo good, | pro urod several bottles
aud placed her upon IVA uso, They cured her
sound aud we'll, ana, I do sot hesitate 10 say,
tnoy saved her lirc,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
STATE PRESS REVIEW


Tho Comptroller, nj Governor Roberta
solicitation, hns published tabular state
ment Of tho expenses Of running the State
government for tho Inst two years, mo year
under Hubbard and one wear under Roberts.
Tho figures show that Roberta ADMINISTERS.
ton cost the people Of tho State Si0,O
more than llu6bard's for the famo period Of
time. And besides, the estimate Of Roberto
expenses does not include the large amount
Of claims yet TO be- presented for fees due
Shorins Clerks and.attorncys under his nd
mlnlstrations Aud after putting tho Comp
trolor to all this trouble, the Governor comes
out In letter and says "hc dIdn I do H."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
The Proof orthc Pudding IN tho Ohnw.
Ing Of the Hing,

Durham, thc groat Smoking Tobacco Cen
tro, Is situated IN the ilh Informal Revenue
district of North Carolina, which embraces
twonty.ono counties and In these twcnty-onC
counties there nre soyonly.uvo Registered
Manufactures of tobacco, The Internal rev.
cnuo paid 10 the General Government by
these factories, for the fiscal ycNr ending
june SOth, 1870, amounted TO (SS79,isLSD
eight hundred and scycnty-nino thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars aud eighty
ono cent. OF this amount the manulac'
turc's of the celebrated Bhckwelis Fragrant
Durham Bull Smoking Tobacco, Messrs. W.
II, Blackwell ~ Co., alone Paid (S5i9I202N,
five hundred aud lorly,two thousand seven
hundred aud twenty dollars ard twcnty-four
cents More than double the amount that
the other scvcnty,four factories combined
pnid. This needs no comment, These facts
show most conclusiyoy who it is ut Durham
that makes Smoking Tobacco thNl meets TO
the fullest extcnt the popular demand,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
SALT RkEEsyf.
Helpless for eight years Unable to
walk Got about on hands and
knees A wondeful cure

Messrs Weeks \ Potter: Gentlemen, II have
had n most wonderful cure Of salt Rhcum For
seventeen years ! suffered With salt Rheum; |
had II ON my head, face, neck, arms and legs, |
was not ablo to walk, only on my hands and
knees, for one year have not been able to help
myself for eight years | tried hundreds Of
remedies; not one had the least effect. The doe
tors said my ease was incurabc. SONY parents
tried everything that came along ! saw your
advertisement and concluded Ia try Cutioura
Rene les. The ilrst box of Cuticuia brought
the Humor to the surface Of my skin IL would
drop on as II came out, until now | am entirely
we'll, An can say Is, thank Won most heartily
FOR my cure. Any person whOthinks this letter
u fraud, let them write or come and see me and
find out for themselves
Yours truly, WILL MCDONALD.
ISIS Butterlicld street, Chicago, H.,
March 4, 1870
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
10 a part Of The prison separate 10 them
selves, Az Huntsville


10 q part Of The prison separate 10 them
selves, Az Huntsville
TnE IsspsTRUa
Al which tho prisoners ere ullllkel
ara Of tho most important KIND
There IL n Gotten factory IN which
Osnahurgs aud aheetlnRs ara made
a furniture establishment In which chairs
hedsleads, bureaus, washslanda, wAfdropeil
tables, writing deaks-in fact every variety
Of cabinet work, from tho Ordinary 10 Mo
most elegant In quality are manufactured
u carriage and wagon shop that turns nul
all manner of yehneal blaelnmllh'e shop
aud u shee shop, The goods made IN llle
factory ara equal In quality 10 lhose made v
any Of tho Northern manufactures, and All
tho articles turned out IN these different 49,
Establishments Of industry are of superior
order, The material used 10 tho very he'l
10 be- obtained, and lhe greatest
care IA observed In the workmanship Al
these departments are under ihe management
and supervision Of skilled workmen, who 500
10 II that every article turned out OF hell
several departments Is strictly nnt'clnss,
nusK rRlHOs
WIN bo completed In " little while, II
would have been finished before this, but lol
continued bad weather which has lnlorlerfod
with tho making of brick, Colonel Cunning
ham, ono Of tho esaefs, IA NJ Ru'k anperyli'
Ing this work In person, In my next ! WI
finish up my prison nolef' o. H. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

The lady han been married thirteen years,
aud during N least One-half ~ that time,
had been sufferer from mo Effects NJ l'sn'
ohoHhma, or Whites, ana Ia many attend
ants hhe was very much dleed ~
strength and nesh, h'ing una 10 IN lake any
active exercise Dr. i,--- sdyisfd the nse Of
d. promgoole's English Female Blllffa, ~
ha know ~ composition, WIN many donbl'
she commenced IN use, hut aileT tho use II
siS hotties. (cofllng only VI i0 she WAS ~
stored tone feet health,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
MEDICAL.
{ ltt,:ii(;l1ra
10 &. M Z: III | 6 6. $
For The Radical Treating nt Of BLOOD
skin and Scalp Discusses.
with loss of Hnir.

/. Cuticura Resolycnt, possessing carthalic,
tonic, Alternative, aOsorhcnts hopalic, chola-
goguc, ambitious, detergent, diurelc, sudotir,
n rituus and scdatiVe properties. II gathers to
itself poisonous matter which il0ais IN the God
and fluids and carries II nom the body, II pur-
lilies, clcansrs, strengthens and supports the sys-
tom through the most critical stage + Hood, skin
aud scalp Humois, aud Disorders OF the Liver,
Kidneys and Urinary Organs,
Cutie IN, u Modtcln jelly for external
use, arrests disease, nllays | mmAl0n, II H.
ing aud irritation snd eats away dead skin and
flesh, renders heal ny Ulcore, sores u Il dis
charging wounds, heals and soothes every out
ward humor, and restores and beauties the
hair II is the best hair dressing In use, making
the hair son and glos.y. 1t contain, no grease,
never becomes rancid, and Is very agr cable,
Cutitura Medicinal Soap, fur the Toilet
BAH and Nursery and lorcleansing, soo'hinga Il
healing diseased su faces and le,toring, refresh
ing and Identifying the skin, Is pr rared from
Cuticura, is fee rom causlc alkalies, and per-
fumrd with rme flower 0ders, Gentlemen pro-
nouncc the Culicura Medicinal shaving soap II
positive luxury,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
REM AEsR4 AmEE OUR ES.
A Druggist Of Twenty Years Expert,
ence Says they are ehe Hest.

Aessrs Weeks & Potter; Gentlemen, Ihavo
been connected with the drug business for
twenty years and have handled every blood pm
rider and remedy Of any consequence for the
treatment of Blood, skin and Scalp diseases,
and unhestatingly say that no system of RENEE
dies ever devised or compounded so completely
they are Intended rs the Cuticura Remedies
Many remarkable cures have come tony knowl-
edge aud feel safe in warrantiug satisfaction
ii directions are followed.
Respectfully, ClIAS, II MORSE,
Proprietor Murse's Dyspepsia Cure,
Holliston, Mass, Dec, 18th, 1870
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28


The chances of Rcgnn's inter state com
morco bill, to get hearing this session o.
Congress, have fully subsidized. Cameron put
u QuictuS on the thing by his joint resolution
providing fora commission 10 consider and
report what legislation is needed for the bet
ter regulation Of commerce among the States
There ia n very strong determination In ccr-
thin quarters 10 prevent such legislation M
the Rcgan bill contemplated, and this deter
minaton will be dogGedly persisted in TO the
liter end. Still tho question raised by Mr.
Reagan must como up, mud will come, and
the battle will have TO be fought, aud hence
this dodgng of tho issue now is only u par
ley on the part of the corporations, either
with the hope that mn inevitable sequence
may bc nvorted by SEINE unforeseen cause, or
by Radical changes In our torn of Govern
ment, the outgrowth ofthrco tcrmism and
Radicallsm in general, thereby securing by
the strong arm of n stronger government,
what would now Improperly submitted to the
people, be settled Immediately ind forever,
to tho discomiorturo of the great corpora
tiOns,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

Bailey's Saline Aperlent Is a cooling aud
refreshing summer rink Tor dyspepiics. II
don't taste Ike medicine. Everybody nj
home OF abroad shouls keep II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
Pasaora's Hes

brought multitude u III upon humanity,
so saith tho nneienis but q hottie NJ hozo-
dent ID awellfphlg Of Joy 10 family y
refreshes tho invalid by cleansing his mouth
and Ma tho belle for lhe parlot |.....
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

y-7sBEWARs! OF persons who moy claim
to he Agents for the sale OFFICERS Colony Lands,
AMI o III Sc who dieparagc their title md Ia
other ways, only TO defeat your choice md PIE.
vent You huying them, in order 10 sell olhe
lands toyou I'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
Texas Cooperative Association
p. of II.

Chartered July5th, ISIS. Capital Stock. 500 10,
Cor. Mechanic & 2lst >tree;s,
GALVESTON. TFNAS
An agency has been established In the CIV OF
Galveston by n. Texas Cooper tive Associ-
y ion, 7 Of II, which Is and will Re K, pt In
char 20 Of the best agent that can be emuloyed
unCcr bend uf 81 90 10 TO the fats iiii dis.
cha re of his duty; end no care % s9llcitude
vi us wanting, o. his par srcnr- for Pa
trnus the best terms nht siuah e;n the mark u .
VIII give p rslnal attention, tiu the salec.
ITO - for all orders Tor Dry G. DDS Grocer
les, llauiwa e, Farm lm elements, renee Wire
Hnd Ma hin"fy
Gives ,prcial attention 30 ih- ~ eof 60. top
wool wi hies, nd kinds Of prodn -. sun-
s'u~d 10 Do m hi g. every way try to serve
tbnsa patrnuisins HIN. o tie beat nlVHrfr.4.
I snuud be uiid- r-tnun hath sgeut dues moi
keep goods Ou haud to I'LL Orue a., nut Nv hnr-
Ough canvess .of he market secure. the ID. ~
ba gains Ia be found
c0rrcspo denee, Orderi and Consignmenis
collected bv J. q ROaERS
Post-onice Boz s23. Agent
leh22
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
UCERgNE GlYsE Asses.

DIR. T. a. Smith, brooklyn, y. y, writes
that he has used the Cuticura Remedies wish
great satisfaction In uterine diseases and finds
hem truly valuable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

Cuticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks y
ton street. Boston, u Front street, Toronto.
ont aud Snow Hill, London, aud are for sale
by all Druggists Price Of Cuticura, small
boxes, 10 cents; large boxes, containing two
solvent VI per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet
soap, - cents Cuticurn Medicinal shaving
soap, IL cents, In bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers. 80 cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
ooLLlasI'I VoLTiAIo lPL6sIsRs

instantly relieve Palp, Soreness aud Weak
ness aprilgl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-23


We regret to learn Of the death OF Mrs.
A. II. Remington, wife of route agent
Remington, of the Santa Fe road, which
took place at Dixon, Ill, on the Sth inst
The family lived in this city for some
time, and afterwards moved to Atchison.
During her stay here Mrs r., by her
good qualities, made numerous acquaint-
ances, who will receive the news with
sadness. To Mr.. Remington, who is a
gentleman of most estimable character,
we extend our heartfelt sympathies in
this sad bereavement. We clip the fol-
lowing notice of the sad event from the
Dixon sun of the 14th, copy of which
is before us;
Mrs. Sarah Clute Remington died mt
the residence OF her parents in North
Dixon, Thursday afternoon at ? O'Clock.
The cause of her death was an abcess IN
throat, from which she had suffered for
some weeks The passage was closed by
the abcess so that nourishment could not
pass, consequently she was so far exhaust
ed that when the gathering burst, she
had not sufficient strength to recuperate.
Sarah Cute was born in Dixon, Nov,
80, 1876, and in her youth united with
| the NJ E. church. Eleven years ago she
was married TO A. ii. Remington and
subsequently removed to Colorado. Fol-
some months she, with her three little
children, had been here visiting the home
of her childhood, and her illness was not
considered dangerous until a few days
before her death. Her husband was i'm,
mediately sent for and arrived in time to
bear with him her whispered blessing
ere she left him. The funeral. at 2 O'Clock
| Sunday, at the NJ. E. church, was sc
largely attended that the seating capaci
| ty of the house was insufficient. Hel
family have the sincere sympathy of the
| community.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
Aenes city Aearns.


AaNTs Cry, Jan. ID, 1880.
EDIroRs or NEws: Agnes City is
booming.
Married. by Rev Mccanley, j. j..
Wingfeld to Miss Loire BowersocI
The bower has taken wings and flew
sock TO the field. May their brightest
and fondest hopes become real, and may
they go forth and fslfill the first com.
mand Of God. multiply and replenish
the earth"
There is some mud this way, if the
bottom could befoGnd. We have only
had about nine cloudy days, with mist
ing rain. The oldest settlers say they
never saw 50 much disagreeable weather.
School district No. AZ is having full
school. taught by win Davidson, of
Americas. There are some forty odd
scholars enrolled Six months to be
taught
some calves are dying with the black
leg.
Thos. johnson lost fine four-year
old mare last Friday afternoon. They
discovered that her nose was badly swok
len, as if she was bitten by rattlesnake;
continued to swell and extend over the
entire head. On Sunday evening death
released her of her suffering. Would
like very much to know what the dis
ease was.
Wheat is looking WELL and with ia
vorable spring we win have good crops.
Some sales of trust CLAIMS: j. L.
Wedsewood sold so acres, In sec. 10,
town. 16, range 10, to John Jackson and
J.B. Clark 100 acres, in sec. %, town.
10, range 10, to Mr.. linn, of Douglas
county, Kansas
I see there is a good sized farm house
erected on the NV. of sec. "a, town. 16,
range 10, lately.
Hogs are about all sold. Buyers will
have TO wait for the spring crop. Corn
is worth 80 cents.
Some of the settlers are circulating a
petition for an extension of two years
time to pay for their claims. Would il
not be better policy for them to pay VT
that can, and then after the 90 days grace
have expired, get up petition for the
relief of those that are unable to pay
Such petition would meet with approx
al of all, and government would not wan
any batter proof of their inability to pay
for their land than that they have no
paid. Government is ever ready to helT
the needy, and those that are able to nell
themselves do not deserve help.
Tue regular Baptist church hold theil
monthly meeting the first Sunday IL
each month at school house in distric
Al. Services by Elder Joseph Brown
The Dunkard church hold their monthly
meetings on second Sabbath IN eacl
month, by Elder Buck. And still Their
is room for other denominations.
Dunlap is going to build an elevator
getting ready for the coming harvest
guess Dunlap is putting ON airs. Thre
, hotels and exodus barracks, and is I'm
proving rapidly. If it was elevated GU
of the mud, it would be quite burg.
Dear NEWS, do sou know that thi
is leap year? If you do not l can in
form you that it is. And in order f
supply the matrimonial boom that i
now raging, Mr.. VIM. Duncan was pre-
scented by his wife with young Kansa
giant, whose combined weight was thil
: teen pounds and eight ounces. Woul'
{ be pleased to record the Rext
Mr.. ID. w. Hartford had a valuabl
mule die on the evening of the 10tl
: worth $3.50. CONDUIT.