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exhibition, and were UNANIMOUSLY
recommended for the diploma o.
honor and medal OF merit.
The Mcndelsshon Piano Co, are
the first to do general business
with the purchaser direct. thereby
saving hun more than one half the
prico charged by other first class
makers. This saving is made by
doing away with the agency system
and giving the people tho pianos at
wholesale or agency prices.
We would recommend any of
our readers who have any idea of
ever buying a piano or organ, to
send for their illustrated and des-
criptive catalogues, which will be
mailed free TO all.
For tho first time in many
months, ye local, attended the meet
ing Of tho Board of Town Council
last Tuesday night. BY a singular
coincidence, n great many other cit
izens were in Observation-Disclosures
to ascertain what steps would bo
taken in regard to the late wanton
destruction ofthc only public build
ing owned by The corp Grafton, or,
whether merely to while away the
time, We are unable TO say. The
presence Of visitors however, seem
ed to have exerted very peculiar
influence upon certain members Of
the board-put 'em on their 'havior,
as it were-inasmuch as the delibc-
rations were conducted with that
charming and fascinating grace, q
dignity, and genteel courteses that
usually obtain in larger and gravcr
deliberative assemblages. When a
member would kindly make a sug,
gestion, or offered a resolution, or
an amendment, he was politely in
in tones rs seductive rs the
cadences of the syren,
by the chairman, 4" When | want to
hear from a d-m phool, | shall no.
tlfy you" Then, it the the mem.
ber demurred, in language as EN-.
phatic, if not equally as elegant, he
was politely asked if he couldn't
take a joke? The meeting was by
long odds the best free show we've
attended this season, and we don't
intend to neglect attending these
interesting and instructive meetings
IN the future. Want of space for.
bid verbatim report of the entire
proceedings.
Programmes for the next matinee
Of the Council should be printed,
md the public invited to attend.
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TO be beautiful, buoyant and healthy. the
whole female constitution must retain regu-
lar action during certain period of life 9TH
erwise. no female can possibly remain healthy,
and she who does not know acknowledged
fact. Is quite ignorant. But should you by ex-
posure, become irregular and suffer with many
troubles, what do you propose to do' As we
have experienced IN that line, let us say that
English Female Bitters is the most wonderful
female regulator In use II doni fail,
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Willard Hotel Lottery.
A First Glass Furnished Hotel
for only $500
,66i Cash Prizes and ,4lG Prop
erty Prizes Amounting 10
$500. $50.

This Drawing will take place at Louisville.
Ky, December. II 1880 under authority Of n
special Act of the Kenncky Legislature, aud
will be under the absolute control of the fol-
lowing disinterestcd commissioners appointed
by the Act
Hon. Robert Mallory, late NJ c. Of Oldham
county, l.. NJ. flournoy, President OF tho Lou
isville Car Roof Co, Hon. II L. Whitaker. of
Attorney of Louisville City Court, aud q a.
Winston, OF the firm of. AZ Caldwell n
Winston, OF Louisville.
LIST OF PRIZES:
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"A great desideratum in the preparation Of
medicine is that 1t should be palatable withou,
loosing its efficacy This Is the case with Prick
ly Ash Bitters, and being graded ss regards
their cathartic properties they are better adapt
ed for general use than any other similar arii-
Gle. A trial viii fonyincr The most skcpiical
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once was young but now I'm old,
And I've been smok ing all my life,
But ne'er had ait ) ht ike this Jay Could
And 80 says too. my little wife,
And Is h. Butler has supply
Many men Of many minds,
Cigars, too, OF many kinds,
But "Jay Could brand beyond a doubt,
Justly beats the whole compboodle out.
Find 1t u B. u. Butler :
There's not cigar In the land,
A fair compa rison can stand,
With those OF the new ''Jay Gonld' brand
which Il +. Butler has just received
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-Enalish Female Bitters is not beverage
but is 4 powerful and u1mistakable female ton
&c. imparting iron to impoverished blood. gives
3 keen appetite, aids digestion and proper ar
similation OF food, strengthens the feeble in-
vigorates the chronic, aud is prompt and relia-
bic In its effects.
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She attended a ball, danced to late hour.
became overhcstcd, went home thlnly clad, in
the cold damp air and caught cold Next day,
slight fever. dry skin, pains and aches, chilly
sensations. indisposition to get up. Remedy
one bottle English Female Btters, prepared
specially for sueh conditions, Never fails eth
er In recent or chronic cases.
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.V'OTxCE.
Frank Leslie'S Weekly

THE only Democratic Illustrated Newspaper
publishcd-wil be sent postpaid. for alive
weeks until the end OF the campaign for THiR-
Tr tESTs Agents wanted in every town Send
~ cents Tor 1--WE weeks snbscri ton, or 6 cents
IN postage stamps for samo'e copy aud Illus
irated Catalogue. Clubs OF Four will be sent
Tor five weeks for one dollar Adhres Frank
Leslie Publishing &c, hey Street, New York
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OsCEOLA,

| am prepared 10 furnish all kinds and size
Lumber Shingles, Laths, Posts, Fencing &c {.
at short notice.
VIII take contracts to furnish material and
build In good workmanlike manner, any class
of buildings.
| Bills ter lumber filled on short notice. Special
bills sawed ON application.
| Horses, mules, cattle, hogs and produce take
/ in exchange for lumber.
| Highest cash prices paid for stocks delivered
at the Mi Send your orders to
". b. viii also Gin Cotton. and deliver tho
baled cotton at the Steamboat landing free oi
charge viii guarantee to turn out ss good
samples ~ any other Gin III the county.
| kM AYERS.
| 5-l5-t. OscsoLA, ARK.
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.NOTTCE.

Notice IL hereby givea. that at the next ssss-
ion OF the General Assembly Of Arkansas. I will
introduce a special act for Mississippi county
To provide for opening up such highways on
the hanks Of the Mississippi ss may be conveni.
ent and necessary for travel aud transportation
sndt0 prescribe the manner aud terms thereof.
I'M NcNEIGH.
Osceola Dec l. lsSD vi
The Osceola times., 1880-12-11

"-rll Eot leave thee thou loved one, to pine
on thy stem" :and forever shake with chile.
but will secure Days Ague Tonic, a never fail
ing remedy.
The Osceola times., 1880-12-11

Ifyou want Number one Cigar
Buy II.
And Jay Gould" is the 'neplus ultra.
Try II
AT b. ,, Butlers.
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| Responsible agents wanted at all important
points. For circulars giving full Information
| and for tickets address, ". { d. WHIPS
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky
or to W Scott Glore, BOOKSHELF l0S Fourth 81
| Louisville. Ky.
The Hotel IL now open and viii he run as
heretofore until it il ready to be transferred to
the lucky winner. The public are invited to
stop with us and see the property for themselves
until December 3ist 1880.
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Try Your Luck ,

And get 81 10 worth of goods and
a $50 90 cook stove for 81 90, at
Garlick's.
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.V'Ofice Of Dissolution Of
Lac Firm.

Notice Is hereby given that the co-part- err
ship heretofore existing between J. ~. Black
wood and Ed II Mafhes, under the firm name
aud style, Of Blaekwood 4 Mathes Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business OF
the firm mp 10 date to he settled by Ed II. Mathes
Ibis the End day OF december 1880.
J, -. ELB kWOoD,
ID ", MATHIS.
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The Willard Hotel with all its $3.50 600

The Willard Hotel with all It's fS0SO 900
Furniture anl Fixtures. iT-cO,OcO
One residence on Green Street -. .... SIS 600
One reeldence on Green strect ........... Is 600
Two Cash Prizes each s. 100. ......... ..... 10 900
Two Cash Prizes, each 81 coo ........... 900
Five Cash Prizes, each, 81 900 . ....... : coo
Five Cash Prizes each $500 ............. 500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each 500 ............ 5000
One hundred Cash Prizes. each go ...... 5 0uO
Five hundred Cash Prizes. each go .... 10 Do
One set of bar room furniture ........... | 900
One Fine Piano. ..... ............ ......... 800
One handsome silver tea sci. .............. 100
400 boxes Id Bourbon WHISKY. $50 ..... IL 600
l0baskets Champaigue, SS5. S5................ a3n
Five hundred Cash prizes, each Sl0...... 3 900
400 l'oxes fine Wines, so .......... ... II 900
aO Boxes Robertson Co. Whsky, $50. . 600
100 Boxes Havana Cigars, $40 ............ 4 900
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each so .. 00o
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We desire to call tho the attcn.
tlon Of our readers to the grand
holiday offer OF the Mendelssohn
Pisno Company, whose advertise.
ment appears elsewhere. This
company Offers an $3.50 square
grand piano, 3 stringed, "a octaves,
In & handsome rosewood case, for
only GAS, slso many other styles
Of pianos and organs at great bar
gains for the holidays. including
sheet music at one-third price.
Thsse pianos including grant
square and upright, made one o.
the finest displays si the centcnnia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

A. MeRae, of New Orleans, is in the city.
P. L. Trppe, United States army, is in the
tire county

A. MeRae, of New Orleans, is in the city.
p. L. Trippe, United States army, is in the
city.
b. G. Wood and J. X. Pyle, of Kaufman,
are at the IT. George.
John K. Ovens, prominent citizen cf
Wills Point, Ia at the ST. George.
L. B. Collins, prominent cattle man of
Fort Worth, is at the ST. George.
r. Il. Miller, representing he furniture
firm of Jansen " Bro, Quincy, Illinois, is in
the city.
Norman G. Jones, freight agent of the
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy railroad, is in
the city.
s. p. Mendoy, the urbano and popu ar
travelling salesman for the Georgia wooleI
mills, is in the city.
Mr.. John Mulhall, of Ennis, engaged in
tho mill business, is in the city and paid US u
call yesterday.
John s. Phelps, president of the cotton
exchange of the United States, is a guest at
the Grand Windsor.
Captain L. G. Childs, the coal merchant
has returned from three months trip to the
rorth, looking hale and hearty. Mrs. Childs
will follow him in month or so.
Sam b. Rain0y, son of Colonel Hugh
Rainey, of this city, is visiting his parents
and will return to New Orleans, his home,
within the next few days.
Mr.. Leopold Fries, Of Dsllsa, immigration
agent of the Texas Il Pa itc railroad ia
Europe with his fsml y, sails from New
York for Liverpool to-day (22d) in tn"
steamship Nevsds, So we learn by letter
from him to Major John Henry Brown.
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supplied all their wants. And never hasany
ex.union soldier failed TO extend the hand of
fellowship and brotherhood to the southern
people, It's, as rule, only the Republican
politicians, who never smelt gunpowder, who
are keeping up tho strife, who are wagng a
war of hate and sectionaism, and the sooner
they are gotten rid of by the people the
sooner will happiness be restored to the en-
tra countv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

She"p,hesd Bay, Coney Island, Sept 2l.-
The fine weather drew large attendance tC
the extra meeting of the Coney Island jockey
club. The track was in fine condition and
the time made unusually good. The favor,
ties lost the first three races, but were sue.
cessiul in the last.
First race, five furlongs, for all ages, was
won by By'the-Way, one length ahead
Rpp.es, second; Emily F., third. Time, l:2O!.
This equals Brambalett's time, which is the
best on record.
Second race three.fourth mile, for two
year olds, the winner to be sold, was wen
easily by A. Day, eight lengths ahead Merri-
mac, second; Mabel, third. Time l:lo1.
Third race, one mile, winner to DO sold at
auction five starters, Wsriield being the
favorite. Susquohanna was first away, but
was passed by Bsardman before the first
quarter WAS reached, when the later took q
fresh start, winning in l:i0t; Wsrield, sec.
ond; Susquehanna, third; Belle OF the West,
fourth Krupp gun last. Boardman's time
was the best ever made in mile race, ss
Ten Broeck's mile in 1894 was made against
time.
Fourth race was for all ages, light
weller weights, % pounds added, gentle
men r'(ttS allowed pounds. King craft
wol lily; lane Murray, second; British
Lon, I'd I'd others well up. Time, lis.
FIT ~ WAS free handicap sweepstakes,
milo l., ID, nd had eight starters. First
heat ", ~ by Ada eileen; Dan d, second;
Bowsti Il I'd. Second hes: was taken by
Dan Spanning; Edwin A.,second; Telemschust
third. Dan Sparlin' also took third heat,
and race. Time. lac aud l:44s.
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ramiiy,s singular Luck.

Newton, N. j., Sept. 2l.--A day or two
ago Theodore Boss, aged nineteen years,
while out 6 ming, dropped his gun, and the
weapon striking on stone both barrels ex-
ploded, tho charge entering the lads side
and infioting wound from which he shortly
afterwards died. The boys parents we're no.
titled of tho accident, and while driving rap
idly ON their way to visit the dying boy, their
carriage struck large stone and overturned,
preciptsting the occupants to the ground.
The gentleman sustained several cuts and
bruises, and the lady's arm was so badly bro
ken that she will not be able to leave her
bed for several weeks. The carriage fright,
ened the horse when it overturned, and the
animal ran away demolishing the vehicle and
injuring itself badly.
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The HERALD has made arrangements to

The HERALD has made arrangements to
obtain, rs fast as rendered, by special ,ele-
CRANE, the decisions of the supreme court
tho court of appeals and the commissioners
court, and the regular publication of the sylla
bus, wbchwill be "a strong feature ofthc paper
This is especially commended to the notice
of attorneys, judges and others interested
The courts will commence their sessions next
month in Tyler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

The anniversary of New Orleans delivery
from carpetbagiam, the l4th Of September,
was celebrated with solemn and impressive
ceremonies. AT 0 o'clock in the morning
high mass was celebrated ut the st. Louis
Cathedral with arequiem for the repose of
the nartyred dead, the Louisiana Field artil.
lery regiment joining in the ceremony with
minute guns. After mass tho requirement
was inspected by General Fred N. Ogden,
commander.in-chef of the state mihtis
Shortly after noon the ladies of the city, and
General Ogden and staff proceeded to the
cemeteries and decorated the graves of the
slain with unmorteles. Late in the alter.
noon there was a parade, and inspection OF
all the militia regiments in New Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

On Thursday night last representatives of
the Cotton, Produce and Stock exchanges, of
New Orleans, met in conference on the sub.
ject Of an excursion of business men from
Texas to that city. After discussing several
propositions motion was adopted 10 ur-
chase fifteen hundred tickets from the rail
road companies, aud that these tickets be
sent to the business men of Texas, whose
presence will DO specially desired in the cty,
and that the excursonists so in three divisions
Of Ave hundred, the frat to leave Houston on
October 18th, the second ..on October 25th,
and the third on November lst. A motion
10 raise $4,000 to $4,000 for the excur.
sionists while there, was also passed. This
excursion having now taken definite shape
our business mon who may desire to visit the
Crescent City free OF charge and have roya
ume while there, had better be seeing
about getting ticket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
His Last Drink

new York, Sept 20.-Robert Feeney, Of
Patterson, New Jersey, while here Saturday,
became intoxicated and wandered into Far.
rington's restaurant, on Chatham street. He
was put out by the proprietor and f Il on the
sidewalk, fracturing his skull, from the OF.
fects of which he died, Farington was sr-
rested to-day and held on suspicion of hav-
ing csu,od Feeney's death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
Attempted suicide.

Hannibal, Mo, Sept. 2l.--Tony Conuors,
n young but desperate character, who was
taken by the police yesterday, attempted
suicide last night by hanging himself in bis
cell. He had taken off his shirt, and makir g
a moose of one end, fastenl the other to u
staple in the wall. He then swung oil, but
after hanging n few 8, conds the shirt broke
and he fell TO the floor. He WIS found
shortly afterwsrd lying all doubled up with
the moose drawn tightly around his neck,
black H. he face and his tongue sticking
out. II, moo WAS removed and he was
soon restor 10 Us normal condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22
A Mob In the NOrthw est.

Milwaukee. Sept 81 Last night a.mob Of
several hundred men and boys made an at
tack upon the rink, one of the largest and
ilaest buildings of the class in the country,
and rszsd it to the ground. The police did
not interfere and it was carted off piecemeal.
The city has had trouble in getting the lessee
to surrender his lease, in order that an exhi-
bition building might be built on the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

LOOKING down from a towering heigh,
upon Gm field, Senator Conkling seems to re-
gard him us man who grew up on the tow
path and has turned out about $3.50. But he
leads Arthur up before an admiring audi
ence and causes it to be understood that tbi,
is the only original great man and good mar
and honest man, because this is the mar
whom Senator Conkling has made, The con
trast is marked.
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setting Down on Garfield.

Portland, Maine, Sept. 2l.-The Green
back state committee met here this morning
and elected s. A. Berry chairman
of the convention TO nominate
electors. Four hundred and sixty.dve dele
gates present. Berry called the convention
10 order. Charles A. White.ir speech be-
fore the convention denounced Garfield and
urged holding to the ticket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

In the paragraph in Saturdays issue il
the matter of a Dallas special to the Galce.
ten News, we very cheerIully state that moth
ing was intended as against Its correspond
ent here. 1t transpircs that the particular
matter referred to in the paragraph wa
transmitted at the special request of the par
ty that was tho subect-matter of the notice
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

Hon. w. Q. SnvERTHoRN, lat state SEN
ator, is the Democratic nominee for congress
in the eighth Wisconsin district against
Governor Pound. He Is a gentleman of
ability and of note and influence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

The Chicago Inter. Ocean, unable to say
any tAing detrimental to the honesty and
purity of character of Hon. VIM. II. Eng,
lish, Democratic nominee for vice president,
is now abusing him because he subscribed
$lC0 for tho relief of the sufferers by tn,
great Chicago fire. If he had given $1,000
the Inter- Ocean would complain of him fol-
not having given $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

FUNNY people the Greenbackers are in
some localities They have just nominated
q candidate in the first Wisconsin district for
congress. under the pledge that he will
accept but $4,000 of bis salary, turning the
other $1,000 into tho treasury, and that he
will not draw his mileage until he has first
made affidavit that he has accepted no rail.
road naas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

We don't know whether bad colds prevail
At this time in Boston or not, but there Il
now in session there convention of under
takers, and the coffin bushes, is being thor.
ou0hlv discussed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

The Conference of the Methodist Church
North is in session in Michigan, and has
three preachers on trial. One Of them, Rev.
J. NJ. Reid, Is charged with gambling in
wheat futures, and another, Rev. Mr.. Hurst
burger, Is accused of embezzlement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

As Congressman Acklen is running for re-
election to congress in Louisiana against the
Democratic nominee, there Is possibility
of q Republican being nominated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

SENATOR Matt Carpenter, like senator
Don Cameron, has physician, and that
physician has advised him to keep out of the
canvass this fall.
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y1srs.
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Ytursdav. Terms by mail, postage paid, one
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pERgONS WISHING 10 subscribe for a longer
period can send IN their 0rdcrJ for any length
81 time, Jon, other edition, at a0ove rates
NEWS AGENTS can be supplied Nth THE
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INDICATIONS

For The Gmf States; Edsterly TO souid,rly
Wirds; slight rise Joilored BY failing bdrOmeterj
hight changes IN temperature, and parity cloudy
apeather with local rains IN the western gtlrtGr.
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For the Indies.

am prepared to make dresses as elegant
in fit and tlaish n it Gun be done by any
modiste. To plea:e is my motto. The best
of dress-makers employed BY me. Model
specimens Of the lates sty les AWAY, on hand
Mrs. Y. L. WALLER,
623 Elm street, Dallas. Texss.
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Ladies'.

Mrs, BaUman has paid special attention to all
the principal openings in New York and
other eastern CT les. She can design hats and
bonnets to suit the most fastldious, at L.
Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

The Boston Transcript is always saying
something good. Its last effort is that dress
makers should be careful of their habits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-22

New Orleans, Sept. 21.--A dispatch an.
nounces the death, at lake ,AIinne,onka, of
Colonel Richard 9. Bond ofNhis city.
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pFouTs. ELLIOTT g. HALL.

H,xSsd at he::POst-o0lce at Dallas Teas as
Seoond-cldss matterl.