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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-03
sErrEssos cegsrY.

CHARLrsrowS, W. Va, November 2.
Special Dispatch t, the Intelliseuesr.
Vote at Charlestown: Hancock, '5i4; Gar
field, 20l; Weaver l. Hoge, $50; Hoke,
200; Farnsworth,s. Probable majority in
Jefferson for Hancock, 1900.
JAMES N. GALLAGHER,
Conductor OF Election.
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MARI0N COUNTY.
FA1RNOxr, ". Va, Novemb,

FA1RSOSr, W. VA, November9.
Special TO the IntsllIgenesr.
Complete returns from this town give
Garfield, 2sS; Hancock, 1876; Wsaveo, 1e.
For Congress-: Hoke, 2s2; Hoge, 1s5'
palatine precinct, Garfield, .lsl; Hancock,
IS; Weaver, %.
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RIrcHIE COUNTY.
PRsyspoRo, November Q,

PEssssoRo, November Q.
sp'clal., the IntsllIsvueer.
The following is the vote at this pre-.
ciuct: Hancock, 24O; Garfield, 127;
Weaver, 1S9; Wilson, 2sS; Hutchinson ,
AS; Bassell, Ill. Hancock's majority
over Weaver, 81; Wilson's majority over
Hutchinson, 0.
CoRNwAllIs, ". VA, November a.
Hancock. 20; Garfield, AZ; Weaver, 8;
Wilson, 64; Hutchinson, so; Basel, Z.
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Now glory to the Lord Of Hosts.
c,,m whom all uIories are"

IINlW
rnd, are utterly powerless to do jus
=. 70 the magnitude oil yesterdays
,.,ipg Republican victory. 1t is sim
:, immense and overwhelming. It is
r..iOo and Gettysburg all in one. II
., Appomata1 annihilation Of the
..,.,t Democratic party. It is the
i, ..,4,,bsl. that was needed to shiyer
!, slid south" into thousand pieces.
/ y. D.ien. and powerful North has at
,-.ea in its might, and in one united
La b. proclaimed to the world that
-,nrp,ry shall no longer be threatened
,yrs,cs and prosperity by the unsub-
.,l,,irit Of the rebellion. It has made
z,, i.s resolve once for sii that Sec.
s,,Ii,u shall forever cease in this land,
slhu the results Of the war shall no
,rr be jsopardized by the followers OF
u Davis il the South and their aiders
ri,bsrtors in the North.
n. loyal people OF this country have
! IA the South and the Democratic party
si.e.. under Hayes administration.
s,ro haze had possession Of the legis.
tp department OF the Government,
a heir aninus has been fully. dis
I'D Their intention was made
rsE.klbly manifest in the extra session
itsress. They took the Government
nd. throat aud commanded 1t to sur
x.g,he Presidential office to them. The
r.sry hv avenged that bold usurpa-
"a d POWER. I. has said to these
=, you shall never have an opportunity
slsre cur nsgnsnimity again. You shall
IT accept absolutely and for.
~ al the logical outcome OF the
n. Ycu shall never again divide this
Ehy upon the old line OF slavery, and
E.,G defiance the rights Of suffrage in
R.lIthe land erect yourselves into a
II Unit Tor the recovery Of your old
4is aut tue re.establissment Of
y old ideas, That day has
Trrs rever to return, and this is the
u and unmistakable decree Of the
snan people.
1.-The departments of the Government
y row been fully recovered by the
n ai.ions who saved the Republic.
1!td has over 200 electoral
Ia, nd bolh Houses of Congress will
is Republican hands once more. This
I. latest news. There will be
aT ea-a new departure. The
lpaIihe Fed Shirts. the shot gun, the
aisSn, ard the tissue ballot will come
HFtely end. Henceforth the ballot
CIV I,ee-sb4olutely free-to every
sEaa citizen North and South.
y nEer to execute the Amend
- nd the laws made in pursuance
la4 sill now be found and exercised.
asa WLo have attempted to nu!lify
rsuls OF the war will be
81 to submit. They will no
snuep The country in q ferment. Par
sE.diyide hereafter on questions COM
ash,h North and South, and net on
aa and Dixon's line. This is
lFUl consummation. 1t is abundant
"a isr the greatest day Of National
se''viring this year has ever known in
b k,,,,r, 81 ,L;, oo,n1.r
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ARKANSAA.

Lrr1E Rock, AK, November 2.-The
indicstions are that all four Of the Demo.
cratic Congressmen are elected. Hancock
will carry the State by 5000.
LrrrLERocg, ARK, November 2.-Com.
pleta returns from this city show small
Democratic gain over the vote OF "a
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BROOKE coUSrY.

wELLsBuRo, November Q.
Special 10 the tntsllIgsnesr
Four precincts give Garfield $50, Han
cock SIT. Hutchinson S66, Wilson s57.
Five precicts to hear from. Hutchinson'i
maiority in weelsburg 4S. G. B, @.
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ST.. PAUL, Mrs4l November a-Twen.y-
three towns give Garfield sss m'iority.
wash6urps, Republican for Congress in
the Third district, lss majority; straight
Republican, Second district, lcS majority
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CHICAGO. November S-4 a. M.-Latest
returns show that the State has gone for
Garfield by 5000 majority.
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wESS0N.

wEsTos, W. Va, November 2.
SPECIAL to the IntsiIIgenser.
The vote cast in Weston was eight hun.
dred and thirty.three. Hutchinson ma
jority is thirty.five in Pease over sturgiss
twenty-five votes. j. PETERSON.
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HIGH.HAxDED HARRIsox.


Special Dispatch to the Inteussueer.
At7P. NJ, when the polls should have
Closed, Mayor Harrison caused new
judgesto be elected and new box to be
provided under the direction OF the police,
and proceeded to take ballots from all per.
sons offering them up to this hour, 1880
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CHAIRMAN NEW.

Bis Estimate OF the Result In Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, IsD., November2 2.
Special to the Intsligsneer.
From present returns we will carry In
diana by 5000. JOHN @. NEw.
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aAxCouK COUNTY

Makes Good Her Promise 10 DO Even
Better Than Before.
NKw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Nov.2.
Special pis2 teh 70 the IntelIgsneer.
Hutcbipson's majority in Hancock
county is one hundred end afty-nine, q
gain OF thirty.three over sturgtss.
". II. B.
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PARK EI.sBuRG.

The omcial yoie OF the Preeinet.
PAREERsDuRG, November. 2.
Special Dispatch to thS IatsI!gsueer.
The following Is the official vote in this
precinct: Garfield. s4s; Hancock, 77e;
Weaver, $50. For Congress: Hutchinson,
ss7; Wilson, 747.
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Providence, R. l., November Rhode
Island, LACKING siy towns, gives earaeld
i5,lS7; Hancock, $685. Weaver, 2is; Re.
publican majority, e,032.
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In DIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November $3.50 A. n.
The returns now in show q msiority
f>r the Republicans Of $500.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-The elec.
ton to-day has passed without any dis.
turbance in this city. The indications are
that smaller vote has been polled than
at the October election. and the compari-
sons tonight will be made on the vote for
Governor at the State election, which gave
Republican vote of 2sl, sos; Democratic
vote, 524,45e; National vote, 1881. Re.
publican plurality, 6.e5S.
The returns from forty voting places
give Garfield, 5,s4l; Hancock, 1897;
Weaver 200. The same places gave Por.
ter, Republican 5.95s; Landets, Democrat,
5,064; Gregg, National, l99. Democratic
net gain, 50.
SEVENTY PRECINCTS.
In the seventy precincts heard from
Garfield has 9.55s; Hancock, sos;
Weaver, 4s2. Same towns gave Porter,
Republican, 955l; Landers, Democrat,
s75l; Gregg, National, 54S. This gives q
net Republican gain OF IS.
The latest vote in this city is IS, ,4l9, II
less than the vote in October. In the
Sixth ward the Republicans gain %.
In Wayne township, this county, the
Republican gain Is 50.
In sixty voting places from as many
counties In the State, show q Republican
gain Of S5 on the total vote, and the DEM
ocratic loss IS. Net Republican gain II.
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pRlaHrrR ANp nerrER.

CoLuMBus-Midnight- November a.
We have returns from 800 precincts,
wards and townships, comprising over
one.third Of the Slate. These returns
show q net Republican gain Of Q 400 and
indisate majority for Garfield Of nearly
1000.
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THE TRl susE's LATEST.

A Probability That GatasId Has Carried
Every Nor bsra State.
NEw YoRx, November s-SA.M.
speei.I D spatch to the IutelllsSte'r.
Itlocks as though Garfield had carried
every Northern State. He has New York
by $1,000. Maiue by 5000, Connecticut by
5000, Indiana by GOO, and probably New
Jersey. n. Y, TRIBUNE.
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no DOUBT ABour IT.

9:l5P. M.-There is no doubt but that
Connecticut has gone for Garfield by from
1900 to 8 1000 majority. The Democrats
give It up at this hour.
BRrDGRPoRT, CT, November 2 Bridge.
port complete gives Garfield 2,93i; Han.
cock, $3.50; Weaver, SO.
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pLAIxETo GARFIELD
Maize Has Given Handsome Majority
over All Opposition.

over All Opposition.
AUGUSTA, Me-, November 2.-S P. NJ:
Senator Blaine has just sent the following
dispatch:
To Gen. J. A. Garf.'d. Mentor, Ohio:
Maine has given you handsome msior-
ity over all opposing tickets; will send de-
tails later. ]. 6. BLAINE,
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VERaassT,

BKSSlSsroN Vt, November 2.-Ths In.
dicAtions arc that GaTheldb majority viii
be larger than the Governors In ssptem'
Der,
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NEw YoRx, November 2-The Herald
gives the Republicans 2o9 Electoral votes
sure, and working majority in both
Houses Of Congress.
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MJUHIsAN.

DErEorF, MlcH., November 2.-Qne hun.
dred and seventy six voting places give
Garfield Il, ,es6 majority.
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AAkshALL SbusAL'
BRxwooD, November 9.-Garfeld, 2sei
Hancock, 2s5; Weaver, II. Hutchinson,
296; Wilson, 26S; Bassell, s.
SHERRARD, November 2.-Garaeld, lSs
Hancock, 20. Hutchinson, 142; Wilson,
II; Bassell. 7.
Sand Hill DistriCt-G Garfield, l52; Han
cock, 81; Hutchinson, lSs; Wilson, 81
Greenback, s, Republican plurality, IS.
GRAFTON.
Grafton and West Grafton give Garfield
and Hoke ITO mSjority-s Republican gair
OF 20 over STATE ELECTION.
WOOD COUNTY.
PARxERssuEo, November $50 far a
heard from Wood county gives Garfield
s4s, Hancock 772, Weaver $50, Hutchin
son ss7, Wilson 747, Bassell 9Os. Wake
precinct siyes Hutchinson a msiority Q
n, Republican gain Of III. Hancock
msiOrisy 80.
sAREKRspuRs, November 2.-Garfeld'
majority in this city is 7s; Hutchinson
majority is 10. only three precincts
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TnE TRInUNL's EsII aArE

or the Result In New York, Ohio and
Connecticut.
NEw YoRk, November $1,000 Pm.
Special Dispatch 70 the IntellIgeneer.
New York will go for Garfield by fifty
Ave thousand, Connecticut by three thou.
sand, Ohio by forty thousand, and Maine
by handsome majority.
N " Tpmrxr
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scArrERiNa RErpRss,

PIEDMONT.
Hancock, AZ; Garfield, 100. Hoke
Rep, for Congress, lsl; Hoge, DEM, 24o
"a Greenback votes were polled.
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hear from in this county. Hutchinson's
majority thus far is 800. The precincts to
hear from will increase it to $40, possibly
400. His majority in Walker district, a
strong Democratic precinct, was ~, Re-
publican gain Of III. His majority over
Wilson at Central is So. Our people are
wild with excitement over the splendid
send off that Wood has given her gallant
Congressional candidate.
BETTER AND MORE OF IT.
PARKERsBuRo, November 9.-Hutchin.
sons majority will reach four hundred in
this county. Garfsld's majority will be
about two hundred and fifty.
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KEYsER.

Hancock. .2l9; Garfield, 244; Weaver,
Is. For Congress, Second district, Hoke,
Rep, 2sl; Hose, Dem, 2s9; Farnsworth'
G. Il
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coSSEcrIcUr.

HARTFORD, Cr., November 2.-Forty
towns give Garfield lo.soei Hancock
s,476. A Republican gain Of 1895. In
1875, Hayes, a,l9s; Tilden, $3.50. Repub.
lican gains in 40 towns, not including
Hartford, 1,laS
Hancock, l6,s24.
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I'm Entertaining Topic.

A HERALD reporter strolled, on yesterday,
into the fashionable dress making emporium
of Mrs. A. Lider, 900 Main street. He found
as complete an establishment of its kind as, he
ventures to assert, is to be met with anywhere.
Every thing was in perfect order, and under
the superior management Of Mrs. Lider, the
immense amount of work done daily by the
six young ladies employed at the
machines is not allowed to result
in any confusion. The reporter was
shown n number Of very elegant and
tasteful, seasonable costumes, all of which
we're simply "too numerous to MENTION" but
one of which he hastily "sketched" with his
pencil, as Mrs. Lider describes it TO him in
detail, as follows:.
Front of bottom shirt, trimmed with clusters
OF fine knife plating and box-pleats, piped
with old gold and lilac colored satin; above
this was narrow drapery closed in front
with bow Of old gold and lilac satin; the
drapery beng finished with an elegant edge
of languidock lace; above this was a shirred
diamond front to the bottom shirt The
back of bottom shirt was finished with a
knife-pleated, box-plesting, headed and piped
with the old gold and lilac colored satin;
this shirt was of plain organdy.
Over-dress of silk EN- roidered organdy
which was handsomely draped over tue shirt;
overdress made square neckei and three
quarter sleeves and bottom ornamented with
the same handsome languidoc lace, below the
square cut front, there WAS very handsome
vest of pipings aud putfs, all of old gold and
lilac colored satin.
Mrs. Lider's rooms are rapidly becoming
noted as the resort of the fashion of the city.
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Str cts wanted,

1t a very singular, not to say shameful
fact, that there is no street between Elm
and Pacific from Buckhorn corner TO Clark's
planning mill corner. From the avenue Pearl
street runs TO Ross, and from Elm Cabell
street runs south. Two hundred feet will
connect them, but as it is at one of the most
public points in the whole city Outside of
the business cen.re,) all travel is over private
property. Again, on Live Oak street, from
Pearl TO Hawkins. about three hundred
yards, there is no cross street to connect with
Swiss at or between the Union depot,
Crockett street was protested there by II
commission composed of John j. Good, +.
NJ Hammond, Jacob Nusbaumer and DR..
Tucker, in 1870, and marked out John Henry
Brown, as Street Commissioner, in 1872, but
10 this day it remains shut out from public
use, while tits greatly needed. A large por-
ton Of the city, for the want of this short
street from the depot to Bryan street, ia COM
PEELED to follow zigzag set of routes TO
reach the Union depot. 1t is a blame that
can easily be remedied at a merely nominal
cost
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Notice.

The attention of owners and builders is
called to the ordinances governing the erec
ton fall buildings within the city limits:
All persons intending to erect building
OF any kind whatever, are required to furnish
the City Engineer statement of the exact
location, probable cost and character of the
proposed building and obtain permit tor
the erection of the same. Also, all persons
wishing to remove or erect Now fences or
build sidewalks, are required to first obtain
the proper lines and grades from the Engi-
neer. A strict observance of the ordinances
will save trouble and expense.
j. S. THATCHER, City Engineer.
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A Rattle

AT the rattle last night for three articles,
the handiwork of Mrs. Kessler, Colonel Eb-
lin and Mr.. l.. II. Ensel tied on the frat
prize, d hsndsome piano cover, throwing As.
Captain G. E. Keller threw 43, winning the
second prize, sofa cushions beautiful
piece of work. and the Grand Windsor hotel
and Mr.. A. Freeman tied on the handsome
shawl, throwing 43. The ties were settled
between the parties without further throw
ing. The chances were 81 each, and there
being one hundred and fifty chances they
netted $3.50. Mrs Kessler is lady in rather
Strengthened circumstances, fully deserving,
and being an expert with the needle she
makes living by sewing.
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Arrest OF a Robber and his victim

At the Union depot Yesterday morning Of
ficer Cornwall discovered man named 10
seph Conrad trying to rob drunken man
under Frank Sherman's restaurant. Con-
rad had dragged him, intoxicated as he was,
from the depot platform under the building
and WAS going though his pockets as he
thought unobserved, but the officer caught
him the act and took him on the charge
of robbery, and HE drunken victim
on tie charge of.Grunkeness and lodging them
in the station.house. The intoxicated party
is section hand on tho Texas and Pacific
railroad, but was too far gone to give his
name. He was paid off few days since and
Conrad, evidently thought he would make a
hand but he only got forty cents,
the whisky shops having gotten the balance
of his lucre.
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lambert Hoard From.

Lambert the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine agent, who was arrested several days
since in johnson county fer bigamy, has been
heard from. Mr.. Thomas Elliot, the man
ager of the company bere, received letter
from him yesterday, saying that everything
was all right and that he would be here in a
few days. Mr.. Elliot, who bad sent m agent
out to look after him, received letter stating
that Lambert was in Jail there and that from
what he could learn he had made away with
two or three machines which DO had failed to
account for. The case is liable to go hard
with him. He has living wife and two
children in Arkansas.
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ENTERTAINMENT

Al the Opera House ON Tuesday Even.
Ing, June lst
Dramatic reading and character imperson-
atoms, by the brilliant and talented elocu-
ZIONIST Carins Ross.
Notes from the press:
"The second appearance Of Carina Ross
ct the Opera house was greeted with enthusi-
asm. She is fine reader, possessing pow
erful, we'll modulated voice; displayed excel
lent taste in her selections. Montreal Wit
ness.
"As reader, Mrs. Ross has few rivals
Boston Post.
1.-THE reading last night was decided sue
cess. Mrs. Carina Ross proved herself not
only fine slocutionist but displayed in the
sleep. walking scene from Macbeth, fine his
trionic talent. Toronto Globe.
Tickets so cents. On sale at Corners drug
store.
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For ErNMil.

Sheriff Henderson, of Tsrrant county, or
rived in this city on yesterday mornings
train, TO take charge of NJ. j. Stohl, who was
arrested here, Wednesday, by Deputy Sheriff
Smith, on capias from that county, chsrg-
ing him with making away with bis property
with intent to defrsud his creditors. There
are two indictments in the Tsrrant District
court against him on this charge. He was
formerly engaged in the furniture business
in that city, and was, until recently, re-
garded as straightforward merchant. The
officer left with his prisoner in charge on
last nights ll:45 west bound train.
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All who Drink

Frank Cauthorn's blackstone Gun Club
Punches" never fail to bit the mark and
win first prizes. This drink is made to honor
the guests of the blackstone Gun Club, and
for this occasion only. Sweet bread punches
made from recipe by II. Ball If you
would never miss shot, drink those deli
cious Punches on the wing. Frank Is an
artist in this kind of business. Say nothing
about 1t when you 90 home.
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The Rest Route

To the North and East is by way of Mem
phis and Louisville, over the Louisville and
Great Southern railroad line. From the
principal points of Texas to Louisville it is
over one hundred and fifty miles shorter
and many hours quicker than any route via
ST. Louis. It's also shorter and quicker TO
Cincinnati and all points East. 1t is the
only route by which we can take In the great
Mammoth Gave, of Kentucky, and its
through arrangement of Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars is unsurpassed.
Mr.. j. +. Thompson, the passenger agent
of Dallas, solicits the patronage of the travel
ing public, and takes pleasure in answering
all correspondence, and furnishes maps, time
schedules, etc.
Let's try the Louisville route.
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INVITATION FROM WEATHER.
FORD.
The citizens of Dallas Invited 20 the
barbecue and Ball, June 4.

MAYORS OFF.CE, !
Weatherford. Tex, May n, 1850.
To the Citizens OF Dallas, Texas;
You are cordially invited to attend grand
barbecue and ball, to be given at Wealth
erford, June A, 1880, to comm morate the
opening of the Texas & Pacific railroad to
this old and Aourishing town, which has so
long stood as nulwsrk upon tho frontier OF
Northwest Texas, and which now invites
your trade and cooperation in becoming the
commercial centre for this portion of the
State.
Parties from distance will be furnished
tickets to the ball upon application to W. +,
Carter.
By order of the Citizens committee,
j. II. MILLIKEN, Mayor.
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A Large Centiped,

Last night as Mr.. Lee Calm was in the act
of retiring to bed he discovered large CEN
tipped on the pillow on which his little boy
lay sound asleep. 1t was nearly touching the
child's face, ana the father hesitated before
he attempted to dislodge the intruder, fear
ing that 1t would run across the childs face.
He snatched the boy from the bed and dis
patched the centiped with stick. 1t was
a large one, measuring six inches.
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Dallas Post.OfR co.
MAIIs CLOSE AT PosrorpIon.

MAILs CLOSE AT PosTOFPIoB.
Local Mail. Through Mail.
Doing south 600 a. m Going north h, $500 am.
doing north, S.30p m. Going south, $50 p. m
Going east, 4:b0 p. IN. Going east, 6:SO a. m
doing west. $50 p m. Going west, IL IN.
Money order office open from 9 a. M, to p M
end Up. m. to tp. m.
Windows for thes OF postage stamps. reg
istered Ntter business, etc., open from a; IN.
20 s p. m. Stamp window open on Suhdaya
nom 8 TO q. m.
The general delivery window open from
Q. m. to . p. IN. After p. IN. postage stamps
can be obtained ut this window. Open Sun
day fromB to Ga m. A. NJ. COCHRAN, r. M.
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-, Parties going to Southern Kansas, Kansas
City, Colorado, or TO other points West,
should not forget to purchase their tickets bv
the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf railroad.
II makes close connections with the NJ, X.
u I, at Fort Scott The coaches arc sup.
piled with reclining chairs, free of charge,
which saves sleeping-car fare. Remember
tnis IS the shortest, quickest and most com
Portable route to Kansas City and the West.