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wichita Exchanxe.

]. G. Starks, at tho above named saloon
keeps the very best liquors, the finest cigars
and hiss the contest little back room where
gentlemen can pass pleasant hour In social
amusements. Don't forget The place.
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Book and JobPrinting.

THE HERALD Jon PRINTING OFEIcE is
now complete in all its apartments, being
supplied with all the latest styles OF type,
five steam presses and everything necessary
to the execution of all descriptions of work,
from the phinest to the largest size man.
moth shreet posters in colors.
COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALITY.
We keep in stock full supply of job
material, embracing cards and card boards,
bill and letter-heads, statements, envelops,
which being purchased from the manutac-
lures direct, enables us to do work at the
lowest possible prices. We employ none
but experienced wor men, which is q guar
aptee that all work will be executed in the
most artistic style and at the shortest notice.
Orders from abroad will DO promptly filed.
Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, By RICHARD CoHS,
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rhere "a only ono brand Of whisky sold
that the beet. II Is this fact that has made the
70 ,uiAtion Of Craddock.
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7 Osr-A young bay Rockaway horse, thin In
| order, shod all round, no brands, nearly
10 hands high also two heifers, years oldi
one rod thorough bred cowand one roan.yearlng
bull calf; the cattle each have piece OF metal
In one ear, with Gano cut into IL. l Will pay
for the delivery Of either or all the animals, u
liberal reward, aud be thankful for any infor-
nation by letter or otherwise, Il. M.,Gano,
anloll&u
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LOST.

4 OSr-On saturday morning, Ia or near the
l post -oiii So one locke, blacf tnameled I,
with lock OF gray hair inside. Another
locSot coutainin. two photographs, OF . lady
and gentleWen, gold on one fido and bl nd-
stone on the Other aud ouo gold coin, Nv Eng
fish sovereign of 1872. with ring att ched. Tho
finder will receive q raward, the IN rinsic
value OF either onooral OF these articles on
delivery OF same to Jones II Murphy, NJ their
Office, 7i6 Main street.
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KYOffn>s- ~ 5|ss dolsslaIasA 4I'ou 4 sAsII,
IN fknohs, vii nkchnn>e psll&s ~, sWI
valuable eo,atsy property ~ cattle Cal 40
e. &c. As w s''''''' '''ssilidE =
nmOELI.ANEOus WANTS.
VVAslED. ysaas nsa y , y :, say n
ic.rsissraps' ooixsSa, ~p''' = "- Y"
llyANrED ldMEpiAihLY. :r A nloe place
w 10 h"ari--mAn, win and son hswa
wilhout Iursillre, Address =. Ia cars ~ A,
nrlnlsth A to., DsiiAr, Tetaf 4. ~.
VyyANTED : a cook NJ ~ ueergs Hotel NJ
w Terrell, Texas Apply 70 huokne, Ma
.l.e.l he.el q ~ .I.l- -...r.l
rem RENT,
LNoR SALE OR RENr,-A Piano "a good a.
aan. asS Ross avanas, oor iisniaona street,
lron nENr.--A Comfortable house win
IL three roonu, QUO acre OF hfvunul kvvu
we'll and stable, VI nv" dollars POT month";
Inquire next d,'or ~ Mr peckN grocery
lNoR RRN Five planoa ~ o II EdwArde''
Il $50 Main street
L,oit RES ia twO.alory mouse, 40, 40,
il on Elm strout, East Dallas, suitable lof
atofo and family or boAtling-honae, uno
house on cednf SpfinHa ROM WIN luuI ipulhh
and cellar. SUM- ioLt fpr kitchen hnd dihing-
room, with clsleTn aud stable Can ~ NV
jackson street, Nv
I,oR RIaNT.-Aitor tho 80 OF May, Tue NO.
II story brick building como of Main And Pov.
draa streets, now occupied py singer Sowing
Machine company Apply 70 Jonuh a Mu''
ply roal state agents, 40 Mhln rifeet'
npsladlw
mon RrNi-oli Elm street, nov occupied BY
L Calm \ nro, possession given MAJ sln
II ID ~ feat wdc, l5D het long nnl wei ilrhlehch
lOs, Film 81 npllh
ISoR hALE.-A eecoud hand wagon
Il In good RAINING order Apply 20 W, H.
Lyme, l,sil elm street, Fast Dellaa'
NOR sALE--Lots for sale-lGlght lots, five on
n Elm street, east sycamore, and three
others, extending back o. Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, aud u beputlllll grove on
same, Inquire oh browning, lOaI Elinht
apl7 .--.-.--..--
INJH SALE = Elegant ite-iucuco iOr palo :
~ One Of The most desirable, comnodions
anil oonlf.rtable IN Dallas or vicinity. Inc
qulrc at Editorial rooms, Herald AMI Com.
morclh oillce. lhnSlu
A LII KINDS OF furniture, calpetr, hitonoh
"a utensils and ~ household requirements
usually had IN well furnished home are ttr
si,c at very low prices NJ 81 jackson street
apl lStf
NOR SALE-Framo rssidenccj elk roomsl
IL double han, well nnishcd, stable
carriage house, servan.'s house, 40. about
two rcres ofgroundj young orcha,di Cpl nuid
one block ron, str q ra lioAd and ncar It's ter
minus II. w. Keller.
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TO EXCHANGE.


ITO EXtHANGE---A fno short-hom COW
1 for a two-horse wagon, W. U. Holland,
Office, corner Main and Lamar.
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NOR HALE-A second hand express wagon
Lyme, i,sii elm street, Fast Dallaa,
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NOR sALE--Lots for sale-Elght lots, Ave on
n Elm street, east sycamore, and three
others, extending back to Pacific avenue, With
good cottage house, aud beautiful grove on
same lnqulrcorJ, browning, 1897 Elm st.
nnIu
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A Piano IA good a.
j. new, For tefna, atc,, hppiy 10 \, " Wii-
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NOR RENT'-Gil Kiln street, now occupied by
L Calm \ liro, pohAession given MAY sln
IL ia NJ foot Wide i5I het long and wei nrhlahod
for dry goods store. Apply Jno, nrowning,
1856 Kim ~, hplln
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nor SALE-Framo re,idenccl Elk roomsl
IL double hll, well finished, stable,
carriage house, servnn.s house, 40. about
two rcres ofgroundi young orchard; Cpl ndid
water aud good neiglborhood. Rosa avenue,
one block rom str 81 railroad and ucar its ter
minus H. W, Keller.
nnl.lAli
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Dr. OILS On temperance,

At the session Of the Ministerial
Tempe rance Conference In the Cham
bers Street Church, Phila., yesterday,
Rev.. M. P. OTIS, d. D formerly pas.
tor Of West Presbyterian Church o.
this city, read a paper on "Ths Duty
Of the Church to Contribute Systsmat,
Icsily to the cause OF Temperance. j."
He said that the temperance work was
the casting out, or the eldeavsr to
cas- oat, the biggest devils that Cypress
Christian society. II lisa Christian
cause then 1t is the duty Of all our
churches to take up Systematic colleo
lions for its support. Tho preaching
and tina practice Of the church should
harmoniz., or there will not be much
force in the preaching. 1.-THE praying
Of the church and the paying Of
the church do not go together, then We
cannot expect many good results from
the prayers.
II is bound to contribute by the law
ofeonsisteno1;and then lot each Aursh
put the money where 1t will do the
most good. De not give 1t to any anti
temperance society, because the temper.
ance canse should be ominently Chris.
tisn. Old peoples homes and orphan
asy lums, may be included among
and statistics show that
intempsrarCs sends more people to the
slmsbonses than all other canses put
together.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
H.09AlAtaeN.


The P. W. Il &. L.. wlll adopt q new
time table on Monday.
The bridge across the Brandywins
creek is being repaired.
The bell upon the new Court House
DOW tolls out the isour of the day.
The Barr Senate will give ball on
a grand scale during the month OF Feb
ruary.
The fair of st. james R. c. Church
will continue next week, and a larger
attendance is desired.
Wilson scrafton was appointed clock
keeper at the new Court House by the
Levy Court Committee yesterday.
Msssrs. Thomas A. Kane and Harold
Rho4ds desire to thank the Y. NJ. R. c.
for courteous treatment last night.
Officer Chambers Ia off duty from in
juriss received during his brave strug.
gle with the rascally negro Cooper.
A supper will be given in the Mason
10 Temple by the Ladies Of the West
Church on Tuesday evening next.
A man named Stewart had one OF his
fingers cut of yesterday in the hydrau.
lie room Of the Edge Moore Iron Com.
pany.
A full attendance OF the Y. M. R. c.
Is requested at the regular meeting on
Monday evening, at 1880 o'clock. New
members will DO received.
The seventh annual meeting Of the
Clayton Loan Association was held
last night. The report showed a
credit Of 500, 90S.76; outlay, $29, 4S8.-
"a; balance in treasury, 1920,
DR.. J. ]. Gallagher has had his two
drug stores, one at Fifteenth and Mar
ket streets and the ether In the Ninth
Ward on Market street near Twenty
frst connected by one Of Watts tele.
phones.
By collision on Fourth street thu
top Of Philip Coombs buggy was brOk-
On off to-day. The horse was hitched
to another vehicle aud shortly after
ward the animal clipped and the shaft
was broken.
Henry B. Morrow, J. Frank Ball,
E'q., James O'Toole, Reece Bell aud
Charles Mcguire are applicants for the
Office of auditors clerk. The Office OF
notary public, vacated by Mr.. Plun.
kett's death, is sought by John Il.
Frazer, Esq, and H. J. Crippen.
The fireman Of J. W. & B. shifting
engine, No. G., backed the engine for
cibly last evening sgainst the tender
which caused Mr.. Lucas, the enginser,
to lose his balance and burn his hand
painfully against the boiler.
On Monday morning, while driving
from this city to Hare's Corner, owing
to a collision, Mr.. Benjamin C. Fearce
was thrown from his carriage and sus-
tained a fracture Of the shoulder blade.
The 18th anniversary Of tho co!ored
Sunday School connected with ST.
Andrews P. Il. Church will take place
to- morrow afternoon, at $50 O'Clock,
in the lestHre rosm Of that church.
The Committee Of Appointments OF
the General Committee OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church net in Pbilsdel-
phia yesterday, and among other sp
pOltiOnmsnts that Of Delaware was
placed at 5000.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

The Arnenx Il Hookhsnsea e T.,
light was started in operation " ~
Mccullough Iron Company Il, ri
last evening. There ara tFo m' nj
each working q light, one'n Ia' ,% D'
and the other over forge az Vs.
Of the building. Each 'nacn'n'
two horse. power and gives
-quai to 2, 400 candles mi glinuI
ing the interior Of the builcinf o.
as day.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
COFreeted.

The reporter was in error IN stating
that it was the s.. Psul'5 NJ. 4. choil
that furnished the music At the Keokuk
Red Mems Anniversary, on Thursday
evening. TIE choir vas made up mis-
csllaneorsly from several churches,
st. Pants furnishing two singers, St.
Andrews Episcopal one AID St. Johns
three. Mr.. Joseph Cannon Is the leader
Ct II. Paul'3 stCir, hut Joseph Colsy
led the choir at the entertainment. No
matter who led the choir or where the
ohoi, came from, the music was hard TO
excel.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Sacred Ceucert.

The Delaware Avenue Baptist church
choir under charge Of Professor Allen,
gave concert Of sacred music OH
Thursday evening last At the Lower
BraEdywine Presbyterian church for
the benefit OF the Sunday school of that
church. The musical selections we're
intsrspersed with select readings by
Professor Crabb OF this city and Miss
Marshall. The musioa reading we're
much apprej iated by the delighted au
disnce and quite a handsome eum Was
realized for the Sunday school. Rev.
l'obert Graham is pastor of the church
and Nr. 1sorge K. Woodward ia Super.
intendent Of tho Sunday school.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

The balls announced for this ssa.or
are as followf:
Friday evening, November 18th, the
Norma Social club, in Web.ter's
Dancing Academy.
Thanksgiving avs, the Shields Ii
brary Associations.
Friday evening, December Sd, the
hcCloakey Social Club.
FRIDAY evening, January 2sth, the
Rose Bud Assembly.
Friday evening, December 3lst, the
Young Mems Charity Association.
Friday evening, January 7th, tho
Orion Clubs reception.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
FOuETk, EDITION.
A TEnsInLE ACvIDEnR.


A hoy Leaves his Homo Sad m
Five Inmates IL Brought Back u
UoTpso-A Mothers Anguish,
An accident, which proved fatal to
Jacob sprague, aged between sixteen
and seventeen years, occurred about
seven O'Clock, last evening, at the rail.
road crossing at the foot Of Seventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Msrgerum, the
boys step.father and mother, residing
at No. 704 Locust street, determined,
after supper, as they were awaiting the
return of their sons from work, to 20
to the Mccullough Iron Works and
see the electric light which had Just
been introduced into that establish
msnt. Upon their return the children
had arrived, had eaten their supper,
and requested the parents 10 allow
them to 90 and witness the light also.
Consent was given and Jacob and his
brother started for the place. When
they reached the railroad they were
compelled to halt for . few minutes as
Q number Of freight cars were bsing
shifted. When the train had passed
the boys commenced 10 sross the tracks
but the Philadelphia express which
was approaching at . high rate ofSpeed
caused Jacob TO become confused. and
instead Of remaining where he stood out
OF danger, he stepped backwards upon
the south bound track.
In an instant he was struck by the
engine and hurled to the ground, and
when the train had passed, he was
picked up a manglsd and bleeding
mass. His jsw.bons was broken, his
facs bruised, his leg broken, and his
foot hanging at the ankle by q mere
thread Of flesh. His heart beat very
rapidly, but in q few minutes he was
dead.
The mo:her's anguish, when she
learned Of the fate OF her son, was
heart rending. Her screams could he
heard several blocks distant, and in
brief time thousands OF people had
coDgregatsd In tho vicinity. The iu-
neral will take place tomorrow after
noon, At three O'Clock. Intsrnsnt In
the Old STede's Church cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Church Notes,

Rev. Mr.. Avery, of Mt. 1sbanoa
X. shurcL, has been appointed 70
pastorate Of the Elkton NJ. l. chnl
Union services will be held BY
Methodist congregation, on Tls|
giving, In the Union n. l. cla|
Row. G. w. Miller, Of tae Grace N
church, will preach in the mCr1ln1
Rev. George Rodgers will be inS'I
pastor of the Psncadsr Preshy'|
church, at Glasgow, on neg! Tu'1
evening. A sermon will be p'e']
by Rev. J. H. Nixon, D. D., OF 'Ae
trail Presbyterian church.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Did Barnnm Send itf

The Louisville Courier Journal 0!
10th instant says: "The nigh! o.
Presidential election We receive
telegram, the Object Of which WIS
viously to lay the basis for . diFp',
tho vote Of New York. Wa dfc'D''
publish 1t because we did not mean '
come a party to such purpose. Wsi1
to learn that quite s number o. lo y,
persons, hearing exaggerated STATEN
as to the contents OF the snpp'l
despatch, put up and lost their p1
on it," Did Barnum sead I'll"
grant
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
AssauIting q Deputy Mari"

James Peyton was before tne y
Supervisor, yesterday s'.eII,
charged with asssultiDg Deputy
shall B. F. Thomas with q cluo' 81
Second Ward polls, on election %. :, |
was held in 81, 500 bail for MS S b n
ance at the January term Of tGe y
District Court. Joseph l.: Oafpo-l
Jr., and Patrick Neary bec'~'
sursties,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Celebrate "a at mali Creek,

The Garfield and Arthur Mounted
Club, OF Mill Creek Hundred, Rccor.-
panied BY q number of young ladies,
visited little Baltimore on Monday
e7ening last aud we're treated to sand
8iches and coffee by Francis Walker,
the president OF the club. Then they
proceeded to tha residence Of Henry
Whiteman, whore they received apples
and cider. AT the residence of David
Esstbnrn, RepresSutative-elect, they
were nicely trestsd, and spse ches were
made BY 0. " Esstburn, VIM. II. PEN
aock, Henry Whiteman, Francis Wal.
ser, Daniel Bsotburn, James Dennison
and R. q. Buckingham.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Inauguration Day Plans.

A special despatch from Washington
says.
The initial steps have been taken to
arrange for public demonstration on
the part of the citizens of Washington
N the day Of the inauguration OF Pres.
ident- elect Garfield. At the iuaugura.
tion Of President Hayes there was nc
demonstration on the part Of the citi.
zens OF Washington, owing to the fac,
that the official count Of the Electoral
vote was not completed by Congress
until within two days Of March 4,
which made demonstration Of this
|, character impossible. As the election
Of General Garfield Ia likely to be de-
clared by Congress without unusual
delay, there will be ample time to pro.
provide for the customary demonstration
including an Inauguration ball on the
evening Of March 4th.
A number OF military and civic or.
CARNATIONS Of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland have al
ready made inquiries about acsommo.
dationS during the first week in March.
Some dissatisfaction is being manifest
ed with the officers Of the Post Office in
connection with this matter. These Of
fcers, it Is alleged, have constituted an
Executive Committee to take charge OF
the proposed demonstration, OF which a
majority ia composed of their own mum.
Der. Demonstrations Of this kind have
heretofore been arranged by citi-
zens Of the District without re.
gard to politics, aud it would
be better II the Government sub.
ordinate officers would permit the
movement in honor Of the President
elect TO emauate from the people, and
to BIZ under their general direction.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
SeCOND EDITION.
Another G0ri Mine FxpI0siOn-
over FvVIS Lives AOst.

AuOfbRF ebLa hbpu u AS~~hSH
over F"SD Lives lost.
HALIFAX Nov. u -Abont q 80 this
morning an explosion OF gas occurred
co The sonth side OF Ford pit, at Slet'
tarton All ths miners vera at wcrk
in d. Gsrent bands. The explosion was
80 terrible as TO sweep quite across to
the olhrr eide Of the pit, killing mel
and horses within reach. Almost all
the men on the north side will be
saved, willis all at work on the south
side have been lost.
At least sixty are missing. Fall par.
ticulars are not yet known. Five men
have been brought Hp and are likely
to recover. Probably forty are shut
up with the fallen coal on the south
side. The aoeidsL t, 1t Is presumed, was
caused by some miner firing a shot In
the forbidden part Of the workings.
Thirty-thrse men are missing, OF
whom there are no hopes Of their re-
oovery. The following are injured so
badly that very little hopes are entain-
ed OF their recovery: Matthew McPhe2'
son, William Dunbar George Burden,
Reuben Dunbar.
The number still in the pit is said
to be A. 1t Is feared another explosion
will occur when the pit gathers gas
again. Work is totally suspended at
all the collieries in the county, and
miners have come 10 the scene OF the
accident in great numbers, but alto
gether powerless to render any assis'
tanss on account Of the preoarious con-
dition Of the pit.
II is not known how the FIRE origina-
ted, as none from the side where the
accident occurred are alive to tell the
tale. Efforts will be made to recover
the bodies ofthe missing men as soon
as the pit is considered safe. All the
horses in the pit coy are dead.
The party of searchers have gone
down into the Ford pit again, to maks
another attempt to get into the work
ings where the missing are. The hoist
ing shaft is all right and still III work.
ing order. The cover was blown of the
ventilating fan, but was again restor-
cd, and the fan is now in good condition
and freeing the pit of damp.
As the boxes containing the tools for
the men had no, gone into working at
the time of the explosion, it is believed
the men and boys will be found togsth
er on the main level, about half way in
where they were accustomed to wait
until the tools came before separating
TO the different working places.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

The finest Of fine companies cpps
the Opera House this evening in
Pirates Of Penzancs." The cenf
have been selected from the primo
artists Of the four companies sh
successfully presented the same :
last season. Mo encourage good ~
tons ID this city a large attend
should greet this really grand 4
pany. They bring all the scenery
pointments and orchestra, PreSeui'1
as in the larger cities. Nv III
tor them one Of the larges. ljA
the seasdi. Secure your 1eiH
extra charge iS made.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
New EGeArRA.

lanes Hanson tho popular liveryman
on Fourth street near Kigg, has new
haarse built whiuh is amongst the
IN the city. II was bnilt
ny Gsissel & Gayhs, Asst and 4s9 North
Third street The workmanship can
rot BE- excelled.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

Rsv. G. Vincent Board, a returned
missionary to the Csnnibals, will leo
ture at the Second Baptist Church to-
morrow (ssnday) evening At 7.30
o'clock, he has had thirty yesrs ezp'r
icn,s anoAgst the csnnibals.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
EEAaHS.

REED-On the 18th inst, Martha Reed
aged 65 years,
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral FROM her late re-.
idence no. Sl9 Madison ttrset on sunday
afternoon, at 2 O'c,O'k lntsrmen: at VIII
mington and Brsndywine Nemetary.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
A Disappoinsvn opt q. Mnnv

One OF the finest organisations OF IL,
kind IN the city, THE Happy Seven, -
for ohvions reasons vii net give a bill
tbs winter.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

Balsnce Oct. IS, 1880, 8 1850
This statement shows that DUR
ing the past year the Sinking
Fund Commissioners redeemed
city bonds to the amount o,
$500. The Council In add
ton redeemed bonds to the amour
Of sl2. $50 in July last, making the to.
tai reduction OF the bonded debt during
the year reach $2l, $50 and sffecting a
saving In interest ofcver $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

MEGGINSON-- MEGGINSON.-At tho
pa soDeYe, No 1928 Vine rect, Phila., on
Nov llth, 1850, by tho Rev. knoch Stubs,
Mr.. John N epginson. to Mrs Dinah Meg
ginsCn, OF Brandywlne Hd., Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13

900 lbs. Of fine Cigar WrappI
sale cheap, q, Chapmaa'G s'u
Saspioy streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-13
Balance on hand last

Balance on hand last
settlement. $22 so
Received from Council,
April I, 1850, 81 900
and 3per cent. of the
amount Of bonds re-
deemed and cancelled 4,35l 90
Received from Council,
OoI. LIST, 1850, 81, 900
and 3per cent. of the
amount Of bonds re-
deemed and canceil-
ed. 4,513.OC
Total $S,9lG.J0
Or.