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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11

Washington, Aug, 10. Statements have
been printed in severtl PLACES purporting to
give approximately the total number of peo-
pie in the United States ms shown by the
census just taken. No statement Of this kind
has been given out by the census bureau in
this city, and these alleged approximate es-
Inmates have come from supervisors in largo
cities, who have made them 10 accordance
with their own opinions and on their own re.
sponaibility. Before the census was taken,
General Walker predicted that the number
would be between 100000 and 100000.
No official statements of the population of
the several states can be secured ut the
bureau for several weeks. Six hundred
clerks are now counting the returns of
the enumerstors. Each list is counted
eight times, by as many clerks, in order
that the totals may be absolutely accurate.
The numbering OF the people is being re.
peated only in st. Louis. For years that
city has boosted of Its rapid growth and its
prospects, and has assumed the place Of Chi
cago's rival. Therefore, the.people were not
prepared for the results shown by the census
of 1880, and complaint was made that all
the inhabitants had not been numbered
1t seems certain that the census of
St. Louis taken in 1875 was
fraudulent, and it is probable that at least
$4,000 names we're improperly included in it.
The details of this fraud and the names of the
guilty persons are in possession of the census
bureau, and the guilty persons would be
punished were it not for the static of limi-
tations. Since the official enumeration of
1880 the postmaster has taken another census
by means Of his letter carriers. and he asserts
that in the official enumeration twenty five
thousand names were omitted. General
Walker sent special agent to st. Louis to
make an investigation, and upon his report
he ordered q new enumeration. For this
work twenty-five Of the most skillful emu
merators were assigned. 1t is probable that
some omissions will be discovered, but not
twenty five thousand. 1t is believed that in
the postmaster's list are included the names
of workmen who are employed in st. Louis
but who live in East st. Louis; of persons
who we're not legally residents Of st. Louis;
of persons whose identity is in doubt because
of the improper spelling Of their names, and
of persons who say they were not included in
the official enumeration because they were
net seen by the enumerator, but who really
were counted by means of information gath
cred from their associates or places Of bust
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Heavy Rainfall in North Carolina,

Raleigh, N. G., Aug. 10.-The rainfall in
all parts Of the state within the past 10 days
has been heavy. Swollen streams have
taken away bridges and fences, and have
done a vast amount of damage to the corn
crop. Cape river rose 20 feet, and its fertile
lands, with their luxurious crops, are sub
merged. People are still hopeful, as the
general prospect for all crops are better
than for 20 years. The weather throughout
the whole spring enabled farmers to have
their crops in good condition for rains. The
cotton crop is the best grown in the state
since the war.
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Fort Werth Facts.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, Aug. 10. The ladies Of the
Presbyterian church will give an entertain
ment at the new Prescott building to-
morrow Wednesday evening. A nice sup
per will be spread. The profits will be for
the repairing Of the church.
Frank Ball, esq, and Mrs. Crawford were
married at St. Andrews church this evening.
They go north on visit.
The Fort Worth Guards will drill in uni
form tomorrow night.
The Montgomery letter against General
Weaver is creating some interest on our
Streets
The Hancock club meets every Friday
nighta the court house.
The fire company and the military and the
Hancock club would make handsome pro-
cesson.
But one carload of cattle was
shipped to-day and that to
Memphis. The northern market
is so uncertain, shippers decline to risk it,
and 5000 head of cattle are being grazed
between here and Weathorford, ready to be
shipped when the market will justify it.
A good crowd left for the Dallas conven-
ton to-day and they are missed from their
familiar hAunts.
A protracted meeting has been in progress
al Prairie Springs johnson county, for two
weeks. Eight conversions so far.
A little worm called the sharpshooter is
destroying the small cotton bolls to consid-
cradle extent.
Three wagon loads of meal from new corn
arrived to-day.
-Four houses are being built at once.
Peaches were sold this afternoon at so
cents per bushel.
The train from Dallas, due at 2;l5 this p.
M, run off the track on its way here and WAS
delayed two hours.
Little Paul Gregory got too near an ap-
pie wagon this afternoon and wheel struck
his foot, MASKING his toes, but not seriously.
If delegates and visitors at Dallas con-
clude to take strollto the Fort, they should
not fail to stop at the Wsverly house.
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Mckinney Matters

SPECIAL TO the Herald.
Mckinney, Aug. 10.--McKinney looks dc.
serted to-day, owing to the absence of SO
many attending the convention.
The people in the eastern portion of the
county are in high spirits over the prospects
OF the fne crops. Corn was comparatively
unhurt by the late rains, though cotton was
a little injured, but still there will be more
cotton made than can DO gathered. The
stalks in some places are fruited from top to
bottom. The boil worm is in It in places,
but will not materially damage il. There is
considerable amount of syrup being made
from the Chinese cane and the Amber cane
in east Collin. The sorghum syrup sells for
forty cents a gallon, and the amber syrup
sells for fifty cents.
The people are beginning to talk politics.
Lang would have been the choice of this
county for governor, if he had remained on
the track.
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Houston Happenings.

Speclal 10 tns Herald,
Houston, Aug. l0-Fiye prisoners escaped
from the county Jail to-day by means of
false keys. Among them the two Odcl
brothers, notorious horse thieves. Three
prisoners were re-csptured. one by negro
trusty serving one year in Jail for manslaught-
or. The 0del brothers made good their
escape. Areward is offered for their recap
ture.
The eaders of notorious gang Of horse
thieves from Liberty county were placed in
jail here for safe keeping.
The Independentsheld convention to-day,
and placed full ticket in the field in oppo.
sition to the late Democratic county conven-
ton.
Betting Is brisk for and against Roberts on
the first ballot.
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Galveston Affairs

Special to the Herald
Galveston, Aug. 10.-The conclave of the
managers of the various railroad lines closed
tonight. The object ofthe meeting was 10
establish uniform rate from New York and
Now Orleans over the principal trunk lines
to all competing points in the state, and vice
versa from all competing points in the state
to New York and New Orleans. The meet
ing was prolonged in consequence of fail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11
Investigating the seawanhaka

New York, Aug. lO.--The United States
grand jury in Judge Blstchford's court to-
day, made presentment in the Seswanhaka
disaster. They say they believe the accident
due to criminal carele.sness and neg .cnce
of certain government officials and the Off
GERS and owners OF the vessel. Attached
were indictments sgainst Austin Jayne and
Andrew Craft, inspectors of life-boats, etc.
against John X. Matthews and Alex Cald-
we'll inspectors of boilers aud machinery.
and Charles B. Smith, captain, and Edgar
Wells, engineer of the Seawanhaka. and
against Benjamin @. Kirk, S. L. NJ. Barlow.
Stephen Tabor, James Udell, Edwin Nor.
gan, Silas Mott and Stephen p. Townsend
directors and owners OF the Seawanhaka.
The offence charged against these parties "a
manslaughter. Assistant District Attorney
Friers, moved that the bench-wsrrants be-
issued on the several indictments presented.
to which his honor gave his consent. He also
moved that certified copies of the present.
ment be forwarded to the president of the
United States, head Of the senate, house of
representatives, attorney general and secre-
tary of state, s.sfeIr
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An Ola Counterfeiter Arrested.

Peoria, H., Aug. 1O.-The couuterfeiter ar
rested here proves to be an old offender, and
enc that the government officers have been
Watching for some time. He gave his name
as johnson, but when confronted by United
States detective w. w. Hall, Of Cheyenne,
who has been watching him, he called him by
his right name, John Clarke He halls from
81. Louis and has daughter there, re-
spectacle woman. Clarke served five years
in pri on at Joliet for the same offense. He
Ia man about sixty years old.
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Peritentiary Contract.

Leavenworth, Kas., Aug l0.-The con-
tract was let to-day for furnishing. flour for
the state prison for the coming year. The
amount required is about thousand pounds
day. Price 50 go per hundred until the
first OF January, and So 90 thereafter. Con-
tracts were let al ::the same time for the iron
works for the new cell house. A shoal
shaft being sunk at the prison 10 down 10
depth of $50 feet and Is going down at
The rate of twenty feet day. II is expected
TO find coal at depth Of about 700 feet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11
A stolen Bond.

New York, Aug. 1O.-A Man was arrested
yesterday on Wall street for Offering for
sale enc thousand dollar South Carolina
bond, bearing date before the war. He re-
fused to give name. The bond is said to be
the property If a southern gentlemen who
abandoned his homestead at the time of
Sberman's march to the sea. Among the
valuables taken from bis house was this
thousand dollar bond. The owner subse-
ouently filed information of the theft Of the
bond with the state authorities, and after the
war the information was sent north.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11

Chicago, Aug. 1O.-About five hundred
men employed IN the shce manufactures in
this city are on strike for higher wages.
The employers say that convict labor has
seriously Injured the market and the profits
would not Justify increased wages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11
Rolling Mill Burned.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 1O.-A special says
the extensive rolling mill at Greenville, Pa,
owned by Kimberly, Cornis & Co., ofSharon
burned at late hour last night The loss
is estimated at 100000; insurance $4,000.
About $50 workmen are thrown out of EN-.
nloyment
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Admitted to BAil.

Special to the Herald.
BRENNAN, Aug 10.-A three days exam
nation of w. P. Allen, who killed w. f.
Garrett in bagnio here last week, was con-
cluded to-day before Justice McClung, who
admitted Allen to bail in tie sum of So, 500.
He will make the bond to morrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11

New York, Aug. l0.-Wm. Gill, the al
legged agent of the Louisiana lottery company,
charged with having sold tickets for draw
ing in that concern, was committed to an
swer to-day in 5000 bail, BY Justice Smith.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Committee.

New York, Aug. lO.-A meeting of the
Democratic national executive committee
ives held this afternoon. Up to o'clock
the nature of the business transacted had
not been made public. The committee is
still in session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11
Negro Shoots Negro.
Special to the Herald.

DTeUIHI 10 IHt HeTHIu.
Palestine, Aug. 10.-This morning at
about 4;SO o'clock, a negro by the name of
Chesley Thomas shot another negro, who is
known by the name of "Straw," in the back,
inficting a serious wound. There was an
eye witness to the shooting, and Straw was
drunk at the time; hence no complaint has
been made and Thomas is yet at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11
Another Excursion Accident,

New York, Aug. 1O.-Yes " afternoon
the excursion propeller, E. Corning, leaving
Glen island with seven or eight hundred
passengers, ran on rock, stsving hole in
her stern and sunk TO the guards. The
passengers were all saved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11

Now is the time to furnish yourselfwith goods lower
prices than ever offered in the City Of Dallas.
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for th'mselves -
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Tnnner,s yyciwb,

New York, Aug 1o.-At6 p. m. DR.. Tan
ner weighed l4l pounds.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, Aug. l0.-A Pari, dispatch says
the editor of the Legtimist newspaper, lie
Triboulste, /. Baron Hooker Hardee, an
Irish American, who owes his title to the
pope. He has been ordered to quit France.
His house at Lsnberg has been the centre of
Legitimist csbals. The Triboulete has been
constantly before the correctional tribunal
for attacks on the ministers.
The weather throughout the United king.
dom is exceedingly fine and favorable for
harvest.
A Paris dispatch says the final results of
the elections for the council general show
that l,0l2 Republicans have been elected and
4O6 Resctionaries, being gain of 800 seats
for the Republicans.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Claremorris, Galway, Ireland, Aug. TO-
1t is reported that Mr.. Lewis, Justice of the
peace, has been fred at while returning home
from Tusm. Three bullets struck him in the
breast but without effect, as he wore coat
of mail.
a Constantinople dispatch to the Reuter-
Telegram company, says that Mr.. Goschen,
British ambassador to Turkey, has informed
Abdendin Pasha that the powers will not
consent to any change of the Greek frontier,
fixed by the Berlin conference, consequently
the new line proposed by Turkey cannot be
accepted.
Rome, Aug. l0.-The Aurora announces
the formation Of an association for collecting
money for the necessities of the people, tho
amount of the daily tribute demanded from
all Catholics, being one centime or six sous
per month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-11

Water Coolers, 50 and upward
Bird Cages, ST and upward
Baby Carriages, $3.50, and upward.
Refrigera tors, $3.50 and upward.
Clothes Hampers. So and upward
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Nominated for Congress.

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 1O-A convention of
regular debt-payiDg Democrats of the second
congressional district, held at Ocean View to
nominate a candidate for congress, nomi-
mated John Goode, present incumbent, by
reclamation, on the first ballot. ey
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MICHIGAN,

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1O.-Wm. o. May
bury, of this city, was to-day nominated for
congress by the Democrats of the first dis
trct. .AE
Detroit, Aug. 10. Hon. Edwin Wills was
re.nominated BY the Republicans Of the
second district for congress to-day.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Aug. 10.-Edward w. Rob-
ertson was yesterday re.nominsted for con.
gress by the Democrats in the sixth district.
Honorable j. s. Billined, the Democratic
nominee for congress in the third district has,
on account of dissatisfaction, Withdrawn, and
o new convention has been ordered, gr
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LOCAL sOrGlNGS,

REPAIRS for Atlas Engine csn be had Of
,. S. Mitchell & Co.
Go to Leon Kahn'e sll the time to pur-
chase your boots, shoes snd hats.
For nice Gttiug shirt, have it made Co
r3ar at Clancy's, 100 Main street, up stairs.
The greatest vsriety Of styles and quality
Of nav year and visiting cards at the herald
office.
Just received, one ear apple cider, in bsr-
rels end kegs, from Ksoknk, Iowa, at 3. Y.
Holloway y Co,
For mixed cow snd hsrss feed, bran, oats
snd hay, etc, 90 TO StedmAn & Co., No. 757
ELM street. Free delivery.
--AtlSa Portable Engine took blue riObon
,y9y twenty-five competitors st 81. Louis
Pair, 1879.
-ReGtor's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same IN adver-
isEent in another column.
Birmingham 6 FELTON, are manufacture
ing hominy grits and graham -four. Mills
No, 226 Patterson avenue.
--EAye your drawers made to order ut
lA1cey's, double lined in Che seat and war
ASKED not to rip or break.
Who i, shn' A Appointment lady patron
Of the stage, known to DO wealthy, is said Ia
have it in her brain TO advise everyone with
whom she converses TO use "Ryo and Rock
as beverage, or as tonic, or cure for
many of the diseases that flesh heir to"
DO it q cold, cough, asthma, brocnitis, or the
consumption. She always adds, AoweVer, be
sure 10 get Van Balls crock and Rye" with
his signature on tho label, as all Others are
limitations. The question is, DOES she receive
= commission, or is she public beaafactorY
Who is sheg
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Tn, Cssl Famine.

For several days Dallas has bsen distress
ingly shsrt OF fuel. The cause Rppoar' TO b
strike of the miner, a; McCAllister, iron
which we draw our supplies. MI. b Il.
Ohil5i inform, US taAt he hm msdo every el
fort to.ks.p the town supplied, but it is i'm
possible. kilograms read BY hn iusicNte
however, rssua ption Of work next week
This city has one consolation, if misery
loves company, and tRAt IL
she is not alone in her suffering, a' too iu'
famine has bssn general throughout tN'
country. We s1,, FOR instance, inforraed o1
Mr.. O. p. Virgins, that recently he waited
seven aaya in Quincy Illinois, to get a now
sufilcisncy Of coal to try an engine, and TINS
be it RENE NJ berad, is whsrS the coal plea arc
witbin only fifty miles OF tho city. we arc
also reliably informed that at ADAMS
Georgia, in tao heart Of tho eoal rec
ton, that there it has been sel, I'm,
at $3.50 per tor and scarce. lG M
excessive demand and unusually severe speil
Of weather has been tho chief cause OIL Iuls
inability to supply, which sddsd to ths iac!
that the increasing railway demand rs,
made an unusual draft upon the mines, ana
the extraordinary amount ogfrelght buslnsss
on tho msin linsI has rendered lrsniporIa'
ton thing at timea almost impe'sioI0 "
secure. We notice also by our eacnhns..
that nearly the entire country IS suffering !"
ourselves.
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A n o2DINANcE on eeae,,rv sna 49,,
= sYNten. 6c q 0I1aine hy mo- r,f,, wy
ell y ihe city % nslhss Wy oses-
49,, a' et'on /. The place bsyoya iha eon,,,
th 70 me city u nsllaA asa XIX ~
w Nslie tety o. such olhur place - M ~,
Sou.vli hih} select shs hp Inc plaet, ~ h.,,S
W.T. ne eliN 81 Dal ~, ard shall be Aaet. - -
g. we "cip eeut cry " 'tNe'e ="
.be4} Aos sald cemetery, or cerae,er,,s
shSl SUITABLY laiG uG n,u stsgeis ,,3t 3
"hv ivts, sue enfafii ui lofs 10 hs ind,s -, A.
eAe "a aAraVle Waou, The sise Oh a n,Il NJ,
en'li pe sishietn by tweaty iert ''''' =. ~" :,
N.N' % me ci'N engineer shall aurvsv seJJ
=. y Us ana sloN make y mas thcrasf ~ -
sl@e ,0tnAcs0disg twenty feet x Ne i,eh " ~
IutsMe paper, ana neruy and pitiSficaih.
WiaW = "ystsnStng tu some apuroprist. ~ ~,
.isa portion a. NHrying grouud for pau,,ees
sirsss. "r WV 81 unity, and anoinsr ior
$3.50 70, snd nuni eripg the lots frsn ma
hutthNsst corner, Ia consecutive ordar, snd
sv hAl! lov shAlih e designated east All 49,,
hslii when when somplet0d, shall he rsan,.S
M,ut VI Psnied ln tins oaice Of the eiiy seeys,..
-, ~ "VgPy thereof nles In the ulloo of ,he
see, T. ltshail not be lawful Tor an, rsrs,s
w. Ntsih Ter or rec owe any dead body a ,,,itsS
wv IN, from any grave or vault, exce,f N H.
gi s, tNs ~ llNstlon "a win the consent II Tie
iuThuo Nf iam ~ u the dserss,d ana ttsN
oay pRuer Ule WI ten pegnllsston AVID ann =.
OF tlUc,Js sex OEi and n any p.t
su. eH'Nl uN'ho ae los, tho pr0vminus M mis-
1917 - 80 sNrNe Any body, EuONt INV ~
10 hhve seen disintrraO mud remeysd ip /. n,
lhDnp ot the rroyltioss OF ths soc Ian be
th@i na uneN 10 any sum not exceeding ana
hnNurtu cOunrsi and II the ,Rae he mon i,sis
hh Al 90 imprisoned not excsad ing II ltsnn dBeH
f'st, II any nersna thgil cut, hraAE II
ulnet wise iNinra, nluiilAtsord n a. any tcn,n
stone, lenae, head OF f0ot.bunrd yauit nsn,,.
mnnt or iurlcsure, ,rse, shtub or on rfnent N,
suNii removed or Aig'Uh any stake ndtootlng
tut oonhdary OF any lot, haiflet, aireatsrlsth
Vt NhQ ceWrttry or ~ aBy Nv, yatd 81 M,
cliy, NJ hhall pe fHSd IN apy Sum ust ~
Nlan ave ot more than one hundred DOH ~
sec, q. 10 shall be unaWfnl Ear nHy goe i,
parry or De consaued in hmyirp asv d,af
person within he liputa of tbs civ ~ Dallas
ohH upon conylotluu ANY 0ae 20 ofiendin,
sleli ,e uhea " any iun not lees Than len d
more than ono hundred dollars, ana zach IN,
'he BODY SO remains shell constitute n aeparat,
nh!n'ei provided that thoHe associations an,
inulNdNnls hayiHg Con,eiarlss Ia tho clty shat
| iss1 'i'hA
Soc I. Tho removal 81 an dead "a forbldprr
| except between the lot OF November and m,
| lWgi Aprili provided, that whore Inc bodir,
| nave teea ntolrcd Tor two Years or mo q theN
may be removed / Other times. ANY oue NJ
| cue ing this section shall be lined nos exceed
| ing lily collBra
! sac s. That u,a' ordinance take en-, Of rtou
J pN Sc and publication.
| Approved DtcembNr -, 1850,
! Attest; JOHN / QOnO
j. Il. NeRrroRD. City secrstsry. Mayor
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ORDINANCE establishing ihpptsndsr1
dealers.
ne II ordained by the city Council OF tho
City OF Dallas!
SECTION T. That Il shpij ho unlewfll for any
ong TO sell milk on pursue tho hiislnaas az
dNirymun, IN the city Of Dallas, mlesshe hays
n lccnle FROM the CITY, ana 9tnerwlse oon-
pllfswith The provisions Of Tits ordinance.
sEo. y Any one Wishing 70 pursue IN d
husiuess, shat apply 10 the city Essrss0r ans
collector for q llcenie, ann shall pay toert for.
~ a license fec the sum oftwentY.hye dollars
per annum, and he shallreceige number for
his wagon, and o receipt
ekC y, Any one pursuing said business
ahWll nrst register his namc. nnmber OF MIS-
wagon aud locality OF his dairy, with the city
chemist. lie sha marx leuhly un each can.
the character Of milk therein cOhtainedi ana *
shlll be unlawful Cor him gr her 10 keep a
different chHlneternr quality Of milk IL Il n
can, lheminh shall he named aseweet mix
skhrWei mllki strippings or hutteImik,
SEQ, 4, IL shall 6 unlawful 60 sell, cNposc
on ohvr FOR sale, Fpy milk, except hutter-
lO29-l00
SEC. 0. Almllk shall bo subject 10 irspee-
ton by the city chemist, ami Ii shall be uulaw-
tul Tor any one % hinder 0hsignct or Interfere
with him IN the awiui discharge OF his duty,
SEC .. The city chemiat shall tett, NJ least
twice month, add ~ much cftener "a he
deems proper, all mil X SOLD In the city.
SEC. Z, Any naViolatiug any section of THU
ordinance ehali 10 fined IN any sum not tX.
ceeding hty doilsfs.
SEC. S. That this ordinance take efest from
passage and publication.
Approved DeCcmher9 1880
JOHN J GOOD, Mayer.
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A ssbstnntial Seat

1n''eA nothing in this world liks good,
'''uneh' substantial seat a seat tina. won't
give way one tina will withstand the wear
and 'sarso comaon to tho drawers of the
aSy' Tor it's to sentlsmcny neither troo,er,
tnat reterencs is had. Ahy man who has
e'eF worn cheap ones broughton goods
kaows how yexatieus it is 10 have lhsnI
give way In tho 1rsech. Il is SO annoyisr.
espeehlly to sensitive gentlemen. In order
70 prevent This they saeuld call GA G. II.
SSianesy, az Main street, manufacturer Of
drawers, deubls'lDed in the seat; shirts. COL
,Sfs and cuffs made 10 orler, in the very
latest style and Of the very best material.