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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
COMING HOME no DIE.

Tho Czarina VIII Return and Spend Her
Last Days In st. Potorsburg--A Divided
Royal Family.
NEW York, January 13.-London
specials state tho Empress Of Russia
telegraphcd tho Gar from Cannas that
she wished to return to St. PETERSBURG.
10 oie there, having first rcconcilcd
peace in that divided family. Tho
Empress says tho fathor SUSPECTS his
son of conniving at Nihilist plots.
while the son accuses his father ot
dragging the Russian Imperial Family
down to ruin. The Empcror's mis-
tress poisons his mind with suspicious
against his son. The Czarcwitch and
Hzaflna IL are virtually imprisoned in
the palace. His uncle, the Grand
Duke Constantine, believes his own
the favoritc. >'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

THE EDGEr1ELD ScANpAL.-Tbc
Edgcficld Advertiser, IN its last issmc,
says, "To most Of the people of
Edgeficld and Johnston and their re-
spectlve yicinitics tho details of young
Eoy's accusations against Mrs. Ida
Vaughan are already known, but to
the majority Of tho citizens of Edec-
field they will como this week with
unexpected shock and incxprcssiblo
pain. On Sunduy morning We found
these accusations in tclcgraphic form
~ tne Ne'os ana Courier, aiA in this
form wo have transferred them to tho
Advertiser. Subsequently Mrs Yaugh-
on has sent us tho prompt and en-
phattc denial which stands in another
columns and az for ourselves. mmttl
the contrary is proved, wo shall ba.
lieve what she says."
Tho farrieremay 10 slow, bn he is
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

RADICAL DErEAT.-At q latc hour
last Saturday tho negroes of this town
put into the field for the town election
on Monday ticket in opposition TO
that nominated by called meeting of
citizens on the I'd instant. This on
position ticket was headed by G. 1.
Nlacoy. The names Of four Demo
Gratis were put upon tho ticket, TO
make IT "go down." no doubt. The
four gentlemen nominated on this
ticket promptly declined to allow
their names to be used, and announc-
ca that they would not serve if elected.
Great efforts were made bv the oppo-
sltlon, but in spite of it all Captain
Agurs and his ticket were triumph
antly elected. This result is of i'm
portancc, as being The first election in
the State. and must be SGT down as n
democratic victory. Tho issue was
forced by the negroes and those who
aided them in this movement. Il wos
made, unquestionably, as fcclcr: to
try the strength Of tho opposition for
tho campaign Of 1880. FOrewarnod IL
foroarmcd; tho Democracy is NOW
admonishcd Of tho work befare thom.
~ Chester Reporter.
1------- -------sss-.---------- i..sae5
-The most touching thing to which
our attention has cvcrIbeon directed is
inc foiefingclo OF the right hand.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
THE UPpLY BILL,
Taking Stops to Teat Its Validity In t
Supreme Court.

Taking Stops to Teat It's Validity In tho
Supreme Court.
Comptroller General IIagood has
addressed tho following lcttcr to Coy
ernor Simpson:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. II, 1880.
Governor ". d. Simpson.
SIR: You arc aware that the valitli-
ty OF she supply act Of the General
Assembly, recently in session, is tho
subject of much public discussion. AS
the executive officer chiefly charged
with carrying out the law, it appears
to me that my connection with tho
matter is solely ministerial. and that
my duty, in tho absence of legislative
or judicial action, is to execute tho law
rs ! find 1t on the statute book.
Before notifying the tax officers to
proceed, ] beg to ask if you contem-
plate convening the General Assembly
in extra session for such action as It
may deem proper in tho premises; and
in the event that YOU do not, recognize
ing tho gravity of the duty imposed
upon me, l would be glad to receive
any suggestion you may think proper
TO make. Your Obcdicnt servant,
JOHNSON HAGOOD,
Comptroller General.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
INFORMATION TO PURCHASERS.
NEW PLAN OF SELLING

NO Agents No Commissions Instruments
SmlppCd from factory direct to purchasers and
own agent and entitled to agents rates. The
only qlaIy house South selling on. this new plan,
manufacturers, and our prices arc as low as
offers: 49,. NfN0-".
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
Had terrible NIGHT WEHTS.

-, n,I,n =, Memphis, Fob, II, 1871,
Dr. TUT: Sir-I have beon suffering for nearly tvo
years with severe cough. Whom commenced n.
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything; had terrible night swoats Ihayo taken
tho cough has disappeared, and have gained ftoop
pounds in flesh. recommend it to all my frenjs.
With great respcGt, OLIVER RICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

The Register very scnsibly observes
In this connections: "Thc Comptrol-
Ter will be mandamuscd on his refusal
to execute the Act, ard it Is under
stood That the Supreme Court will
give the case immediate audience and
the whole question will be at all end
III a few days, when the Governor will
call an extra session under the all
thoritativc decision Of the Court. This
Is oil of it. We a,e not disposed to
indulge In any childish ccnsurc of any
BODY IN tho premises. The members
OF the Legislature tried TO carry out
the general wish Of everybody for a
snort session, and the business the
people themselves sent up swampcd
them in their effort to do it all in the
apace of thirty days. TO raise hue
Gnd cry against the members for the
defect in the Supply Act would be
both unfair and unwisc. RATHER Let
our people themselves open their ewes
TO the fact that there is such q thing
as being penny wise and pound fool
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
Pianos
&12B7Oct. Rosewoof

&12B 7 Oct. Rosewood
carved legs. Cata-
loglle price, 1925.
&1BB TX Oct. Rose
wood, large size, Cary.
ed Legs, Sorpcntfne
Plinth. Cat. price 5000.
@2@7 TX Oct. Square
Grand, extra large
size and magnificent
ly ornamcnted case.
Catalogue price, $1,000
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
'>''''''' '''' j. J'f FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MID
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITE

n r,,1.r OIlce,, .VoninS N9ws. Augusta. Ga.
VIII pnS"m9ns & Last winter ieh left him with
for tho cure OF which am indebted toyour valuable
Expeet?rsnt. had ,ricd most every. thing roooIn,
monded but mono did any good until used your RE,
pectorant. ono bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
Not Much Of a Grant Boom.

Northern politicians have watched
with interest General Grants trim
through the South, and the conclusion
they have reached is that there is not
much ofa Grant boom down here.
The New York Herold which is rum
ming the Grant sensation at present .
and is authority in the premises, sums
mp the situation rs follows:
The tour of tho ex-Prcsident through
the south shows that tho third term
IDEA is as unpopular in that part of
tho Union as 1t Is In tho wealthicr, the
more populous and the more inflncn-
nal sections Of the country. An
omnibus load Of politicians have, it is
true, declared themselves in favor of a
reelection, but the masses of the peo-
pie OF the Southern States have shown
degree Of hostility to the project TINT
cannot fail to convince the stalwart
Republican wircpullers that they are
paying losing game. Whom the ex-
fresldGnt, laden down with tho hon
ors OF Europe and the East, arrived
III San Francisco, the e,:-Confcdcrate
cOlohy III that city, as a mere matter
oi patriotic sentiment, accorded to
him all the honor it was in thoir pow
or 10 confer. They waited upon him
WIN words Of welcome and addresses
OF congratuIation At the time it was
supposed, and very naturally, that
thcy represented tho popular scnti-
ment OF States for which they had
nnght and Of the people from whom
they had come; but tho reception of
the twice-elected President in the new
ana reconstructed South shows con-
clusiyely that tho people Of the South
crh states are determined that tho
precedent of Washington shall be fol-
lowed and TINT tho unwritten article
OF the constitution shall not be vfolat-
90. Since tho eX-Presidcnt crossed
Mc fotomac no has practically passed
into political oblivion. Ho has been
homorcd rs q great soldier, but as a
pontician tho people, with tho excep.
tlon OF q few unimportant dema-
8oguea, havo resolutely set their faces
against MIN. There is not tho slight
est ProDability that, even if it were
possible that tho Republican politi-
Gums OF 10ur or fivo of tho great
Nofthern States should eat their own
WORDS ana give him third nomina-
non, ne would carry tho vote of a
NtSs' so"c'o'h ~ hSouluIOHWc0ltn. The
tnra ter,ners can find no comfort
down that way.
80 far as we can Judge, the South,
instead Of giving comfort to the Grant
boom, would derive great comfort
rom the assurance that tho "warrior
president" will be permanently shelv.
ed' We don't want any more Grant
down here.
"A recipe TO produce giddiness is
Kindly furnished by Nature. Stand in
tns, the middle Of soft field, and putting
Doth ilanas on tho top Of an umbrella
or walking stick, bend down until
your forehead rests on the back of
your hamds. Now movo with a side.
long gait three timos around the nm.
n 80 ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoL1NAss
EXECUTIVE CgJ,NnEp

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. l3, 1880.
Hon. LeRoy II. YoumanS, attorney
General Of South Carolina.
DEAR Sir: herewith enclose YOU
certain correspondence between my
self and the Comptroller General rs to
the proper action to be taken in re-
gard to tho supply act of tho last scs-
sion, and request YOU to take such
proceedings rs will in your Judgment
most speedily lead to a judicial de-
cision rs to its validity.
Very respectfully,
W. D. SIMPSON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

-Thorc arc rumors that Kccly. tho
morton man, has turned his attention
toa machine for sticking pins through,
n starchcd collar. :
-.Slopkeopers' accounts sent IN
during the honeymoon show that bill
ing comes in aftcr the cooing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
NEW GOODS !!

w havs will anv rezob, ,o,oa
W our second supply of Fall Goods ~ III 'o"h
Il case Fruit of the Loom Long
rs pieces other brands of I1ongC Cloth.
Bessbrook Jeans @
Jeansa md Cassmerea
Dress Goods Alpacas, Cashme,es
mnke white and colored Flnne Iinsays cnpbams Hro,
1oespuns Plaid Homespuns Drings Osnabo Re oS p1o"H
Shrting Cotton Flannels o. 's A'eo licking Hlck-
Comforts, Shawls (loaks, Skrts
1 supply OF "te ana coored Dress Shirts Undersbirts md
Drawers 5eacbed, Brown and Colored '''S ana
Clothing and Hat ~ ~
OVecoats ! Overcoats! :!
e oles We hnye stock of (4vo.
Gcls ana Cnfs Eonga &nk Insertions, Ribbons ~
'Flnafole, "Juna "Bece (.nrs.ta w.
0ooas such .s Nainsooks und
o keepers we have full line Damask
towels. Bleached and Brown Sheenps ~ ~""'A' OoShes'
Notions in great variety. .
Ladies' Misses Shoes
Mems, Youths Boots and S,oee
trunks Valises Snachels Umbrellas
In our Grocery Department be ound eve,vb;nu ,e,
prices. oAio everything needfu ut low
please ~ ~ ''oeh' ieeang assured that
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

;. LIGHT CTroN a FTEND1sII Acr.-Wil-
liam Sanders, colorcd, was arrested
and placed i'll Jail several weeks ago,
charged with stealing money. As his
capture was due in measure to the ef
forts OF Parks Cooper, colored, he re-
Gently made a confession that implica-
tea Cooper and another negro, John
Cambcll, in the, burning of Can't. AL
Len Jones residence in September 1878,
The substance Of his confession wns
that on tho nigh of the burning he.
with the others mentioned, cam from
Fort Mill to this place; on arriving
here they bought a quantity of kcro.
scne OIL, and, going to Capt. Jones
premises, pcrpctratcd the dinbolical net
OF burning his house. The act was
committed by them as he further con-
lcsscd for the reason that the
guns of tho Catawba Rifles
were stored in tho house. On the
strength Of this confession Cooper and
Cambcll were arrested, The former at
misplace, and thelattcrat Charlotte, and
were taken at Yorkvillc on last Friday
and lodged in Jail. They base their
hopes OF acquittal upon the fact that
Sanders tcstimonycannot be taken as
he was at one time an inmate of the
pcnit mt. airy. If the guilt of these ras-
cals can bc fMlly established, thcy will
spend tho balance of their days i'm the
pcnitcntiary, if thcy are so fortunate
us to escape with their nccks.-Roch
UsU Herald.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
Ifa 25CrS. AND 81 ROTTl
DR.. J. r. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses it. a
-REAQ WHAT he SAYS.-

Dr; TUIT: New Yo' H. Sept, 10, 1877.
Doar Sir-QurnB this year v l cd no hundred
cases OF lunB seases. In tho lower ". rds Of the
cLty cLty tho ctsGs Mero OF a very soyere typo II was
and confess my SURPRISE at it's WONDERFUL power
po,inH practice OF twenty years, have never
Htpn hHtpn} % ei.Ss IL instantly snhduod the most volons
atew days; ohueriuily indorso IL tho hest lung
medicine eYor used.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

CoLoNEI. A. .. ANDREws.-Colone)
a.. .: Andrews, formerly editor of tho
Charleston (S. C) Courier, died in
that city yesterday, in tho sixty-thirt
year OF his age. Deceased was 70,
many years president of tho Charleston
Chamber of Commerce, and was prom.
lncnt in connection with the coast sur.
yey aud other useful public enterprises
Colonel Andrews took an active inter.
est III militia matters. and, as may be
remembered, delivered the orntion at
Fancuil Hall, Boston, few months
ago, when the Washington Light In-
iiaanntry were received by the Boston
"Iigcrs." Hc will also be rcmembcr-
cd in connection with tho terrible ca
lamity which bcfcll the stealhship
Champion, while on her voyage from
this city to Charleston in November
last, when his wife, Mrs. A. o. An
ddrcws, together with her daughter,
Miss Mary Mikcll, an interesting
young lady of seventeen, were BOTH
lost, while Fastening home to Charles
ton from Enropc,-Ne,o York Herald.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

"A recipe TO produce giddiness Is
Mindly FURNISHED by Nature. Stand in
tne middle OF asoft field, and putting
DOM llanus on tho top OF an umbrella
VI waking stick, bend down until
Your 1orehead rests on the back of
your namds. Now mov0 with a side-
ion& gait three timcs around the nm.
i're prei,a as a., axle: Finally rafso your
asas nsad qulsSKiy and try to walk straight
aneaa. .s,.e,,;,: what Will occur Is a frightf0l
siuainsss i, alid sickness, g sensc of tho
gronhd !, rising up tumultuomsly on all
= hcadlohg tumble. Appreciativc
spsst1ters q are reguisite to the cntire
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17


Comptroller General.
Governor Simpson replied at some
length, to the effect that while indi-
vidually he has decided opinion on
the question, he has officially no au-
thor!ty to express un opinion that
would be binding OH any one. lie
concludes:
In view, however, Of the gravity of
the matter, the great probability that
the question, if not made now, will be
made during the collection of the
taxes, thereby impeding such collcc-
tion, and also the great Importance of
convcning the General Assembly at
an early day--if it is to be convened
at all on this subject haYe no hcsi-
tation III saying that this question
ought to be raised at once and the act
passed upon judicially at the earliest
moment. lfpronounccd bv the court
valid. then you would have no difficult
ty in your way: ifinvalid, then the
"cxtraOr:lin0ry occasion'' referred to
III the constitution authorizing cxccu-
tive action would arise and | could
act.
TO tic end, then, of havine this
'-''t'SA CSIsi'i ot oiiCC, L "Oulu SuN-
gcst and advise that YOU assume the
act to be invalid, and that you notify
me Of your intention not to proceed
Hereunder. This being done, | think
the Attorney General, under my di-
rcctions, can institute such proceed
ings before tho Supreme Court, now
IN session, as will authoritutivcly set
tic the whole question very speedily
and make the way clear for all parties.
Very respectfully,
W. D. SIMPSON.
This was followed by tho following
letters:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. l3, 1880.
Gocernor ". ID. Simpson.
SIR: Yours of this date received,
anu accept and will act in accord
ancc with your suggestions. For The
purpose Of having the question of the
validity Of the act in question settled
judicially, l notify you that I refuse
to take any steps as Comptroller Gen
eral hereunder.
Very respectfully,
JOHNSON HAGooD,
Comptroller General.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
IMPORTANT OUESTIONS,

Reader, haSe you caught coId7 Are you un-
able TO raise the phlegm2 Have you an irrta.
ton IN tho throat7 A sense of oppression on
tho lungs with shoyl breathe Do you havo a
fit Of coughing On lying down7 A sharp pain
now nnd then in tho region Of the heart, slloul-
ders and back2 II SO, our Advice Is take at
once dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; ouwill soon
be a6lo to raise the phlegm. In nh hour repeat
tho Expectorant, place hot iron to tito feet tuko
two Of TUFTS Pills. You Will soon fall Into q
pleasant sleep and wake up In tile morning.
cough gone, lungs wording freely; easy brcnth-
Ing. and the bowels moving in naturalmanncr.
10 prevent return of these symptoms use the
Expcctorant several days.
Offina 2S MunnaM Cfnnnl M "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

OIIICe, 00 MURRAY otreet, ~. 7.
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
CUksE DYSPEPSIA.
. TUFTS PILLS
CUltII iSS.
TUSTT,$ oSs1 TIA AE9 BILLS adJhzS:
, TomgTT'S TogeTr 1Io.s spEollhaAhz:S pERollhaAhzS
TnsgTT,$ VI = !.,$Isv! PILLS oI!h;iL:
TUFTS PILLS
GIVE APPET4TE.
TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17
THE NEWS AND HERALD.
WINNS3ORO, q. G,

|"'~'' = -. .'..---4s
SATURDAY. january II. 1880,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-17

plloer. :" D' 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
CITY BREvIrIEs.
70 erday was sGother cold, srea,y, rainy
dSy.t


v 1erday was ssothsr cold, aresry, raav
dSy.t
Thle ere exactly thirty prirosers ,i,i,,
in the csuaty jail.
Federal court adjourned ye,t rdsv p,sl
Nondsy. for the purps,s Of nbssr,;D,, ~ tsa
Christmas dhy. '1'
Tbo r,,v Of C..a,;rlo ~, -.
,,aps, III bo proGuNs5 49, euo Isr Ia ,
At Thompsos's theatre. '''''0"'
barsa attached IA e., ,o1. 49,.
b.nsrss fri,hteneJ an nnnSs ~, "@'.l Wagon
avss;1s I'D kiskiT1 cni - ".', s a'.se' iaA'
49, he strsstuntil 4 rss,,a5 J sasusss' ran
Il wa cspoht '- --''''-i' ""0ie
ThooI5 and reli.hI. v,;,;.;. hos. at
Riase will csssrete Cbr;.t, V /, w., ,l i-as
nrT Over r g Rick orocsr~ ~, '1sy e ara
msnts viii be fnrni,S,5 al 80, A'S n,j /,
iaIlv time is anticinstsS '''' Ni'~ d
va ',s ..t W"' on So S1G p'Ee'd IN
cSsr.. If drg1ken1st:, Jis,r Ja.PF' Vu Va.
IN St,nlss' nbotogr,nb goIlsrv y voNI nv
str.st IN thu presenes If lgSies - 0A i'N'
M,
No ho..sLl : rIG i'srs ano tGsFs is boom
III '' IL nl1s,i .n"lAs'. lsS'erosy jus
ty' n p %u..s Wv W. M NJ; nupt. 4I"tS Tor Mr.
'" o. a. i'I'p Eau |uu AZ NJ f 1i: Oh'hSuS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
Wedding Pressnts.

The presents 10 Mrs. Hattie Oldham, noO
BarkSdils, who was welded ct the Frat
Baptist church Wednesday evening by Mr..
d. NJ. 0ldhaH, ware nunsrsus and haAd-
some. Among the list We And the following;
A @sgaifcsAt pair Of solitaire diamond oar
rings, presented by tho groom; skandIan'
necklace and lsekst, the latter studded with
diamSsdS, fron Mrs. 7. Il, King, sistsr Of
the groom; from his mother, csEplsts teS
service Of sslid ailvsr; hia brother, hr. r. H.
Oldhan, presented the wedding ring ara
msrkablY clear and brilliant solitaire dia'
mOnd; silver wAtsr Sst from Mr.. D. B,
Csrlsy, from CiEcinnAt 81 uncle Of the
brias; handsome csster, from Ar. J. A.
Cerlsy, OF OincisnSti;a card rscsiysr, Asssrs.
Wheat sad Garry; silver card case, fram Miss
Annie BMkidkl'; silver and glass eperEns,
Mrs. Barnett Gibbs jsWalry ease, Dr. r. O.
Hughcs; toilet SGT, MiM Ada Rauch; hand
painted cushion, Mrs. i. @. CsWGrt jswelry
case, Misses Keller and Whsat; point lace
ssadkorchiaf ana hold,r, Miss Ada
Mays, Of Terrell; pair Of 1spkls
riRgS, NsHSrs. allen and ChildroS';
Handsomely Orramsntsd brides cake,
Mrs Colonel Henry; mother o'-pearl toilet
css,, Judge Bkrksdals; handsome fan, hr,
@. Ii D.ks; handsome butter dish, Mr.. HEX.
Bsrk.isle; sat Of silver spoons, Ms. BRrks-
dale.
During the evening thS grosn snd his
bridr received o number OF congratulations
from, f-ian lsi /. &. Touis Nnv Orleans, Gal
weston, Terrell Sna Other points by telegraph.
They left last evening for Terrsll, where q
reception was given thRm lsa. sight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
FEgseaAl,

Mrs. Goa. Dodge and daughter, or: co.
jourains in She city for few days.
DR.. Henry, a promincss citizsa Of Sber.
mau, is = CUES. at tho st. George hotcl.
Miss Monte Brown, OF Sherman, is srepl.
ing the holidays with Miss Hstlio Afford.
Captain A. n. Wilson, the efficient and
popular sheriff OF K'ulmsa csauJy, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Fannie O'Brisn, . charming and &C.
oomplishad Young lasy of St. Louis, is Wis.
ting Mrs. DaTrsn of this city.
Mr. J. Il JohnIsn has raturRel to the city
with sis fair young brids, and will make
Dallas his permanent hsm&
George Ely. of Clsvaand, Ohio, one Of
the directors OF tho Tazm Trusk railroad,
VITA rad daughter arrived in the city yes
lerdaY.
Coisasl GeSrga Noble, superintendent oil
the Texas & Pacific read, was in The city yes
tsrdAy, accompanied by Miss Nsbls, his
daughter.
w. D. Bslt, taa popular travelling sales.
maR fer tho Wholesale grosery house OF
Schneider s DSvO of this city, returned yes
tsrday from ss extensive trip through the
western cSsntics, having b,sn gsAs thirty
FIVE days. He reports trade fair, and uAyS
there i, vsst dsAl of cotton yet in these
western ctRntiss thst hn not yet found a
3arkst on account Of the rainy weather,
which has rendered the roAds 50 muddy that
they are nsIs to inpRisiblp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
The OLD Reliable

1eorge Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
ne city, has one Of the largest and most e,e-
Sau' ~ chs Of furniture ever opened In Dal-
iss' Ana, while he keeps the lower grades.
2. ssl'ae9r whole ale or ro!sil, he prides MIN
se a5 on Keeping Che latest styles sud patterns
sha elsgsot designs ofneg faraiture. Wbs,
SSslscr Bros. srC TO the dry goods trade
george RcS is 20 the furniture trade. B1,S
are old firms, aud both have the condolences of
'Ge people. Those who know Rick will Inv
OF NO other person. When furniture is Sants3
Ssu ana see him, make his acquaintance, sud
ISuy y our furniture from him, if YOU want 10
DC pleSsS in goods aud prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

The golden, happy days hays cOne' the
gladc,t of year, when HymeIs floral altar
is crowded with dOvotees plsdging the nup-
tial voyq. We congratulate the officiating
minister Mr. Curry, wis has united me os'-
tiny of four loving couples in the last day or
two Mr.. W. oldham to Mas Hattie BSrks'
dale, Mr.. j. A. Scott to MisS Eddie HSll, M
Walter Trigg to Miss HatzOnbuhlcr, MI. j.
w. Cline TO MissGasrsis Puckett
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
rha Roason Why.

The NatiosAl hOtal, under the management
Of Mrs. MeMuyry, has srouA to be unuSu'
sllv ronulsr with the trAvslin. public. II ID
not outsido styla that hns done 1t, bu tho
csufort, hiatt affords that has brought. It
iats such favor. The tables are ahppl,s y
with thu very beat the MARKET h" and 1t Is
prspared in tke Rast styiS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

Mr. w. X. Corn'h, Whoss grScsry store
was closed fen days siDcs BY a.tAch"sni'
was arrested yesterday on writ issued GA an
indictment found by tao grand jury Row in
in session, ohsrgiss ein With s-ndl!ns. no
readily gave boad ia tue 'ua Of SloO, with
A. Hsrwsod Aad D. r. FAveStt 80 suressS.