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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
..Morning olorigs'. for christnns,

The proprietor Of Fl Espauol smokers
psrlor asnounces with muchpios.ure the ar
rival Of hice lot Of Martisa2 Bros "Aorn.
ing Glory" h-anG Of HsvauN dlling cigars
ordered sxpro'sy for the holiday trsse, and
nov offered 70 bis patrons at the remarkably
low prcs of five cents.
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a,,.rG.

To all who arc suffering from the errort
and indisoretions of youth, nervous wosf.
aess, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.,
viii send q recipe chat will cure you free o.
charge. Thip great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America Send ;
self-sddressed envelope to the Rev. Joseps
I. lnman. Station d, New York city.
: o n2Sd&w1y
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Doctor Benz. Il. Rags, Selma, Alabama
writes, + Colden's Liquid Extract Of Beef
Tonic Invigorstor is an excellent prepare
ton, whose composition is known and one
that physicians can intellgibly prescribe. l
have found it of great service in my practice.
Sold By Ervay 4 Bro.
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All Of Or's buggies and carriages nave
SCREAMS patent wheels--l l-S inca aIles.
Ors Concord side-sming buggies are
hung on equaliters and bsyo steel bows, steel
tics and Saryan wheels
Buy your bugges nj w. w. Orr successor
TO Sechler q Orr Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles Of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and see Orr's bugcies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send lor prices
list.
Orr sells the best bugcies for tho money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, ph@tons
and spring wagons
If you wsut to buy family carriage send
for Orr's catalogue and price list.
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Go JIrrctts lor oysters ami colory.


Ladies, you chnnot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
mo,ics of France, or beauH6els Of the world
while in poor health, and nothine will give
YOU such good health, strength and besuty as
Hop Bit!ers, a trial is certain rsoof, See
another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

Tho second edition Of the Life of Saw
Bass is new on sale. 1t has been rasised, re =
written and illustrated. Mason s. Erb will
&C. Is state agents for the publishers.
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Christ. gGerbnr Wholesale hardware, Toll
edo. Ohio, says" The Excelsior Kidney Pad
has accomplished moro for my wife in thrao
weeks than all tho medicine she has taken in
three years. Refer all sksptics to me"--SeO
adv.
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Dogs iransmit it through their teeth
Teeth should be- kept free from virus. Use
Sozodont, keep the human teath oloao, and
no damage csn bo done by the man III no
says to his girl, 81 feel ike eating you up
dearest"
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10 los D2Hutuu SEQ. -ile HI. n-ultOy, the
whole female consultation must maintain
regular action Hdurlug certain period
OF lif'. 0thew.e, no female can, possibly
remain beNltsy, snd she who does not know
this acknowledged fact, Is qalte igno-
rant. But should you by some exposure, be-
come irregula aud suffer with mauy troubles.
what do you propo'e to do? As We have OK
pericnce in that line, lot Us say that ENGLIsH
FEMALE BIrrEhs is tho most wonderful rsgu-
latOr in use. Il dome fail.
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Chez. s. Ro5ater, LOS Summit street, Tol
edo, Ohio, Esys: al would not take one
thousand dollars for my Excelsior Kidney
Pad, If could not get another l have
gained in three months thirty pounds" -See
adv
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The most acceptable present that could be
made to a gentleman who smokes, is box
Of fine imported sigsr' Special induce.
ments 20 purchaser, BY the box, ut L Eipa-
noPs smokers parlor, corner Main and Poy-
zoe streets.
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Baltimore, Nd; Colden's Liepig's Liquid
Extract of BeOf | take pleasure in recon.
mendirs, always produces COCA blood, health
and sreagta.-Sold by Erysy 81 Bro, Dal-
las
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While the fields were roaming over,
Breathing new.aown hay AMI clover,
Wen think Of her as il o IT wont,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day,
White gig whlie clover-sweet as hay,
An musins SOZODONT.
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pr Payne, in his lecture upon the Foa snd
Grace, says hSt dyspepsia is great foe 70
grace IL dsrkeus the sky aid breaks the
hopes Of many Christians. They think the
trouble is in thoir hearts, when il lie il their
slomacas. Thus The stomach influences
the feelings TO sucl degree that 10
should be more csyafully looked aft
and regulated with the no,er.fdnug Sim
mons Liver Rsgulstor, the constant use
Of which will improve the Caelilg5 as to
mSl,o tho heart happy sud the spirits
light IL is well-khoan fact that food, i'll.
digol.ed, but irupcrtacIly noutshos The sys-
tam, RS il is oGly partially sssmilated by the
blood. Sufferers with dyspepsia, whose cir
culati0n is impoverished -nd nerves weak,
ened, experience rapid and decided I'M
provement in their physical md ment-I con
di!on by the use OF simmons Liver Regu-
letor. Try it, and you vii bl ss,ouilhed 81
lil GOOD r2N,M.
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There is .nothing in this world like a good,
staunch, substantial seat sest that won't
give way, one ths. will withstand the wear
snd tsNr so COMMON to tho drawers Of the
day, for it is to gonilenens' neither trousers
that reference is BAD, Any man who has
ever worn chenp cnos, brought on goods,
kaouS how vsxStiOus il is 20 have hem
give way in tho b,eech. X is so annoying,
espSc ,lly to sensitive gentlemen. In order
TO prevent this tloy sacuid rall on Q. u.
Clancy, 7l2 Main street, Manufacture Of
drawers. dsuhle-lilpd in tho scat; shirt. coli
lars and cuff made TO or cr 10 the very
latest style and Of the very best material,
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In presents, the beat selection and lowest
prices, st Laws, No. 5Ci NJ
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits sud o., kinds Of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, oI' door from pos. Office, Dallas,
NexNs.
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Apples rs cheap as you want them a!
DeStefano Bros.
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ladies

When you wish TO buy anything in the
line Of millinery, paJroniz9 liable house.
Look forus at 70l Elm street. Anything
bought OF us YOU can rely ca ss being the
best and lsiolt. New goods constantly cons
ing hrs Il. CuGsNUr
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Ageals and Cnnvassers

Make from s9i to $50 per week selling goods for
E.G RIDEoUr & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New
York. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
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Atlas poy'abo tusinp took First Pre-
miJm a' st. Louis Fair, 1879.
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OUR S0N BANDS
PROGRESS OF RAILWAY BUILDING.

$3.50 MILES oS New Road BuiIt this
Year-POFnts the Tracks Have
Reached- Progress OF Gridiron.
Ing tine EepubIic-FactS, Fig
ures. Notes and Htens
of Interest, Etc.
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If you are troubled with any throat dis
case, call on your druggist for Hamburg
Syrup.
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The newos. styles in ST ,srwsro and china,
at Laws.
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Willard Hotel Lottery
2 First-Ciass Furnished Hotel for So
E,GCA Cash PRICES and ARG Property
RrlEea, AAN nMmflEa 10 a2G0. $50.


Prizes, Amounting 10 &3G0,G50.
.Tuis drawing vile take pace 90 OUls-
VILE, KY, December 81 1850 under aGthor
say OF Fpl clal act OF the Kentucky legislature
m" viii be undoT the absDluCr cOIt.ol VI tho
iolSvia9 dlsiutergateu FUON missioRegs ap-
Hon. Robert siallory, late III. @. Of Oldham
cauuty; l.. n. Figuruoy, p resident Of tie l0u'
isvllle Car Roof company; Hon. ii. p, Wait
t'ker, of Covinston; Henry Clai, jr., late
prosecu'iDs attorney o. the Louisville city
2outt, ld G. WlnstOn, o. the .ae 1rm OF
l. 81. Caldwell & Winston, ofLouiNille.
List OF prizes3
Tho willard Hotel, wigb aI its Furni.
taTc and Fixtures, G25O, Geo,
| O2e residence on reeu street, ,WV
Ona residence0n Gresn street. ....,.... l5,Dl
Two CASH prizes, each $1,000. .,.,,....". lV,Ov
Two cash pr zes. each s. eCO.........,.,.. 4,Wl
Eve ca'h prizes, each 81 u0...,......" 1900
1--WE cash prizes, elch $500. ....,.,....., ssIl
Fifty cash puz $, esCh SlOG. .,......., ,.,. 5gV
one hundred ca Il prizes, each $751;" 3'NV
Five hundred cash prizes, eSch $780,. O,UJ
| Onr set OF bar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i,Wy
one ane piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. by
one INN -Some silver teaset............, Ivy
400 boxes old B0uIbon whisky, S96....!' II, w
10 baskets OF champagne, s3l. ...."'' by IVY
| Five hundred cash prizes, each SlO.. sou
| 100 boxes NE Wines, S30...,..,..,.,.., Ivy
| zoo boxes Robertson county whisky, so 0,Vy
! lOO boxes IyYSud cigars, SlO...,........ wv
| Five hundied cash prizes, each slO.,." 9,VV1
Whole tickets, IS; GalYes, 81; Quarters ~
| Responsible az pts wanted at al importanY
points. fot circulars giying full Information
and Tor tickets, address
willard hoIel, Louisville, kyY
Or, ". Scott glove bookseller, Louisylued
| Kentucky.
the hotel IS now open and viii be run y
| tho undersigned until It Is ready to be trans1
| fsrred TO the lucky winner. The public an
| invited 10 stop With nne, ard see the propert
or themeiyes W. g. d. WHlPS.y
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Thompson, Schott s. Co, are propriators
Of tho Hamburg Syrup. tho best known
remedy for colds and kindred diseases.
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happened next. 1t was never made quite
clear. Some fellows will have it that
Nortiman and Bob Cheykc, who had won
whole pot of money from him, Insisted
on having it at once, and tits certain That
a check bearing the Field Marshafs sig
nature, given in payment to Cheyke, was
refused BY the Bilkendrofs, his bankers.
But by the first express train afterwards,
the old Count came to Homburg himself,
stalked into Bob's rooms at the best no.
tel, laid down the money on his toilet
table and then stalked out again without
word. hardly like to tell on my own
responsibility what followed, but Lord
Chowser says that he met the Marshal
upon the stairs leading to Rudy's room
and that he could not help hearing what
| passed between them through the half
| open door of young Eisenberg's apart,
ment. 1t was very brief. The old 81
dier sternly confronted his sonsees qeu
"tzche habe' then said he, skm gold for
besahA. I have paid t6ored US. Now
which you have sada as he ceased speak.
do your part >1o6 the table between them
ing he p6had brought with him.
pi6e young man made no answer, but
k6e next moment there was loud report,
and the Marshal came forth from the
presence of his dead son, with ashen face
you have just seen. He never smiled
again.
Gall the set who were mixed up in the
affair naturally tried to put the best face
on it. Bob says he had a right to get his
money, and so does Nortinan; but Chow
ser though he is hardish old boy, doesn't
like to talk much on the subject, and be.
lieve had to consult the doctor respecting
a ghost, or something of that sort, which
he fancied was following him about, and
wanted to catch hold ofhim whenever he
was alone"
"Ah," I said, yawning, every odd,
isn't it?" did not know what else to
say, and don't know how only was
glad that the story was over. Bolton
and I then passed the rest of the evening
in witnessing some capital card tricks,
performed by aregular professor of sleight
of hand, who was making great noise
on the Continent. AS I looked at this
amusing artist, also, I thought that if
such funny things can be done with cards
by men of experience, it may be possibly
as we'll for inexperienced youth to think
twice, or even thrice, before sitting down
to games OF skill where cards are concern
ed
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WICKED FOR CLERGYMEN.--Rev.
-, Washington, D. c., writes II
believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clereymen or other public
men to be led into giving testimonials to
ouack doctors or vile stuffs called medi-
c;ines, but when really meritorious
article made of valuable remedies known
to all, that all physicians use and trust in
daily, we should freely commend it, |
therefore cheerfully and heartily COM
mend Hop Bitters for the good they have
done me and my friends, firmly believing
they have no equal for family use: |
will not be without em."-Nc'o York
Baptist Weekly.
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Carrying Concealed Weapons.

In Princess Anne county, Va, tx tTH!
citizens had quarrel last week k,1f6;al Ias AZ
political as to its origin and dsS1 soldier:
to it's ending. Both bon many fields
and both distingyyiSSf danger w and devo.
for their conte~fhe one Was n private
ton to o<e%ays in the front; the other a
sol95M1ny officer, who signaled his gal
JMntry many times over, and bore not
few honorable wounds.
These citizens, neighbors and country
men, respecting each the other, never
dreaming that either needed to prove his
courage, and, in fact, friends for years
these, too, alas! must 50 armed
They must argue about q matter tha,
touched neither of them except as mat
ter of argument.
That grow angry.
They shoot.
They die.
Brave as Agamemon, both. Approved
citizens, both. Men on whom depend
others, both. Men whom ncighbors and
fellow citizens trusted and loved, both.
Men useful to and valued by the COM
monwealth, both.
Yet these meeting, and, for the moment
angry, kill each other for nothing
Why? Because they wore pistols. Had
they not worn them the worst that could
have happened would have been an or
dinary Quarrel and an ordinary parting
by friends, followed possibly by duel
more or less harmless.
What is the moral?
It's the cruel, the horrible, the wick
ed custom of carrying concealed weap'
ons.
Cowardly, moreover, it is. Cowardly,
because it may take at any time an un-
armed man unawares. Cowardly, be-
cause it argues that he who bears the
arms is afraid to protect himself without
them.
Cowardly, because he knows his own
condition and trusts that the other party
is not in the same condition.
1t is brutal, because it gives flow to
the angriest passion and allows no time
for thought.
Wicked, because it contemplates MUIR
Ger anu PTcpaIcS Ill Co4o piooo ~ Aa
slaughter as shield for cowardice.
Savage, because it takes no account
either Of the great power of civilized
law or the infinite sanctity of human
life.
Brave men, we know, have yielded to
this horrible habit, but it was because
they remembered only the custom of an
cestors and forgot that in the past gener.
ations the pistol sometimes and the sword
always were displayed, and remembered
only that the weapons were displayed,
leaving all men on level, and that the
law was weak and life worth little.
AT this day the man who carries habit
ually concealed weapons must be either
a coward or fool +; and this is true par
ticularly of this present people OF the
South, who have so often proved their
manhood and bold hearts.
So utterly is this the fact that we be.
lieve land in common with our people,
we have seen gunpowder burn and balls
fly from larger things than pistols that
every jury trying cases of homicide
should find the killer guilty of murder in
the first degree when tits proved that he
habitually carries hidden weapons.
If he did not mean murder he would
not carry them-unless indeed he was a
miserable coward.
If you need arms, carry double bar
barrel gun on your shoulder and let
everybody sec it.-Richmond State.
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can then charm any white woman and
do as he pleases with her" We do not
youch for this, as the prisoners never
mentioned this charm to the Shcriffaiter
they we're put in Jail, but they spoke
freely of the others, and said that they
did not see that they had any better
"luck. -. Ternon (4la.) Clipper.
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THE RAIN DROPS.

How gently cometh down the rain!
Shnt out from earth the day-god sleeps,
And each full cloud now sadly weeps
It's tribute on the springing grain.
Tears! tears from natures dewy eyes,
Those rain drops seem which fall to earth.
They call the fruits and flowers to birth,
And bid all perfumes sweet arise;
QuiYering on every leaf, they seem
Like glitterlng pearl, or costly gem
Which flash in eastern diadem,
Or ON the brow of beauty gleam.
They come from heaven to cheer the thirsty
plain,
-Luther G. Riggs.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in Town of DeltOn.

r WILL offer for sale on SALEDAG IN
i SEPTEMBER next, at Anderson,
S. G.. the following described property in
tic Town of Dcltun
STOREHOUSE AND LOT.
Lot onc-quartcr acre, more or less. House
81 by 81 feet, three stories, including base.
ment; basement 81 by GO feet, shelving and
counters painted; storeroom "a by IS feet,
shelving and counters painted. Room al.
Joining StOrc-rOnn 1G by 20 feet; third
story "a by IS feet. not ccilcd. Fire places
in each story. Go,d shnglc roof.
DWELLING AND LOT.
Lot three acres, more or less. House Is
by Al feet front: two front rooms is BY Is
fcct hallway S feet; extension to rear, and
built with main body of house. Is by 50
feet, containing bedroom, dning-room,
pantry and Kitchen. Piazza in front 10 by
q feet rear 10 by IS feet, both with balus-
tiers. &c. Two chimncys, three fire-places.
House finished, and painted inside and out.
Good well of water, garden, stable, &c.
Property can be bought at private sale
before Saletlay in September.
TERMS-Cash, or satisfactory paper.
j. n. SUTHERLAND,
Bolton, S. C.
June II, 1880 10 12
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MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. R. A. REID

DIR. r. A. REID
HAVING recently graduated in Medi-
IL cine at the Medical College of South
Carolina, offers his professional services to
the people of Anderson and surrounding
country.
July %, 1880 I'm
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Bayis Mcconnell, Plaintiff against Margaret liar
ris Sarah Mcdonnell, Newton Mcconnell, ct al,
Dcfendants.-SHmnons tor Rciicf-L1mpiaim no!
.Scried.
To the Defendants. Charles Mcconnell, Martha
Ann Mcconnell, Mary G. Gentry, John II. Jones,
Margaret Harris, Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Nc
COnnel, and heirs of Daniel Mcconnell, dcceas-
cd, to wit, Sarah Mcconnell, William Neon
NELL Richmond Mcconnell, Thompson McCon-
nell, Hester Mcconnell, Pnckncy Mcconnell
and Margaret Mcconnell, heirs of Allen McCon-
ncl to wit, Manila Mcconnell, Jane Mcconnell
James Mcconnell, Sam. Mcconnell, Lewis Nc
Conncl and other heirs unknown, hoirs of John
Mcconnell, Rachel Mcconnell, Elizabeth Nc
Connel and other heirs unknown, Polly McC0n-
nell, Mary J. Mcconnell, Elizabeth Elrod, Rachel
DUNN Mary 4. Cape and Mrs. c. \. Crow
UOU are hereby summoned and required to an
L swer the complaint in this action, q copy
of which is filed in the office of The Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., S. G..
and to serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at their Office, Andcr.
son L. H., S. c., within twenty days after the scr.
vice hereof exclusive Of The day Of such service
and II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff i'll this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated August 4, a. D. 1880.
ORR, WELLS 4 ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, S. {.
IL. .-JoHS w. DANIELS, c. c. P.
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THE Niger, AGA1N.-Spcaking for
Northern Republicans, that honest, plain
spoken Republican paper, the Lemnrs
Iowa Sentinel says:
They do not believe in being taxed to
support free schools for the children Of
Lazy
Loaf.about
Darkies.
Besides, it is a frozen fact, susceptible
of demonstration every day and all day
long, that it dcmoralizes negro to cram
his granium with look-learning.
Ittransmogriics him into al
Insolent and
Useless
Creature-a curse to himself, and a
bigger curse to the community in which
he lives.
Our cities, towns aud villages are in-
tested by innumerable blacks, who have
been ruined by "threc RS" rcadin' 'ritin'
and 'rithmetic.
They will not work !; or, if they pretend
to work, they
Spoil and
Slur over
Whatever they undertake.
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TIE zs HEIaMsSSS W.1'es Fs FzEzR CoGsaas5 G.a5'is.,
.iss. =. .s.i. i 4 oa.ss. n '
.,!:Get .:;ss7 sssa's: essss ..
:. s.rpr: al lSIl 1t,
srs m.da ripor.,1.a1Cxf lAnsrs ,heir prih.s
ls ceufAladk lros. Rus ialfrt et,n r,m,s cea.Sss
h cur pxolanhip dsTsrtu'suts
TT f1iI1T. r6T T1{sIhS/rHE FAI.,6 TO ANY.
HHt ,b. ~ .areril Ssts yArs.sts frer.s IrlIri' ira
GIy Catalogue Send for oae, 'od s.anlos
xz,.x sss Ia ~ ssiL fss