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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26
Bleedino Piles. and liberated.

WAbout the middle OF May last, bad PIn1uss
bleeding from the lower howell my piles came down
could not get them backi they nlceutNd, aud
could only rest In prone position. sent iGr th'
eSTed. I relieve" wiLDURN MILTON,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26
IGhe Gtttelligettfer.
BITS OF BACON.

Extracts from the wrihnss Of Francis
BACON, Philosopher and Man OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26
"a BAD Cold or Dlslresslng Cough

ANTWERP. August 25.-PETRoLEuM-Refn
23lSE ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26

PITrsBURoR, August 25.-PErRoLEuM---
Dull; crude lower at 81 OK at Parkers' for
shipment; refined exc for Philadelphia de.
livery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26
Blasdinu and liberated Piles.

"I vas troubled for many years with bleeding ples
Found immediate relief uilpg Dr.. Grapts remedy;
Aho my daughter, Mn. Edwin usGel!, bnd several
others.
"MrI. Cyru, Cady was cured Of liberated piles and
cancer OF the mouth, after suffering over eighteen
years. She has been after ding the duies oil her
family the PaSttWoy aI."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26

Extracts from the wrttinGs Of FrapeI
bacon, Philosopher ana Man OF TN
World.
PITY ever healeth envy.
BoLpSEss Is an III keeper Of promise.
TnEY be two things, unity and unifOr
TnrY desplse riches that despair o.
them.
BE that is not industrious envieth him
that is. 49,. d lltN 1H
DlscRrrIos Of speech is more than elo-
SUFFERING has It's limits, but fears are
TIE folly OF one man is the fortune Of
MONEY is like muck, not good unless 1t
is spread. ii
TnrRr is no worse torture than the tor
ture Of laws. -
a MAN that is young in years may be
old in hours. 7.lsg
WHosoEvKR Is out Of patience is out Of
possession OF his soul. 4
THATis the best part Of beauty which q
picture cannot express. =
Or great riches there Is no real use ex-
cept 1t be in the distribution.
NoTHlNo doth more hurt in a State than
that cunning men pass for wise.
BEAUTY Is. as summer fruits, which are
easy to corrupt and cannot last.
The virtue Of yprosperity is temperance,
thevirtue Of adversely is fortitude.
READING maketh q full man, conference
a ready man and writing an exact man.
THE usureris thegreatest Sabbath.break-
or, because his plow goeth every Sunday.
CRAFTY men condemn studies, simple
men admire them and wise men use them.
SUSPICIOUS amongst thoughts are like
bats amongst birds, they ever fly by twi
light 81
TnosE that want friends to open them
sIn NJ Nhafr nrpt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26

Iris q poor center Of a mans actions,
himself. 1t is right earth. For that only
stands fast an his own center, whereas oil
thinps that have affinity with the heavens
move upon the center Of another, which
they benefit.
they never command in chief, but be sec
onds and under the direction Of others
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-26

In thu fall Of 1851 while South hid very severe
attack Of DysenIeTy, and sitter recovery, bleeding
piles and fisiula Developed locomotives ! made use
Of thp remedy above and 10 my surprise, In one
week nv piles and hstula had gone,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
Sneaking Last Night.

olonel Stemmons, lest night at the corner
lain and Lamar streets, addressed a large
ience in behalf Of Judge Thurmond for
Tor. He said he would take up the trial
be charges against Judge Thurmond be-
the committee of the city council on
charges preferred, and discuss them and
Eent the law Of the case as he
|er:tood it, bearing upon the
Jon of the council. He char
Frized the issue as between six aldermen
voted Mayor Thurmond out of office
not the people, and not between Mayor
trmond and TIE people. 1t had been as
Jed that the charges preferred against
3ge Thurmond had been sustained but it
foreign from the truth. These charges
h frivolous aud we're not sustained
they found he was not guilty
N acquitted him. The charges that
had failed to fine men for
ping under the ordinance WAS
only charge the council had q right to in
igaie. That if abu of policemen in a
ech as an attorney aud that of the horse
ftOr were strictly Of a private nature, not
nected in any wise with his official duties
|hayo r,sud thee uucil mad no right to in
r. into them. He then read the law on
dung and the penalties therefor,snd argued
Judg Thurmond Mt mayor had followes
lsw. He stated that if Judge Thurmond
not fac the gamblers for gaming
pal no right uudera plea of guilty by
OF gaming to fne them for vagrancy;
no had no power to imprison them for
pNymHnt Of fines; that he had no lurls-
,'a In the case. He could however, have
them MS Migrants, and fined them 1t
IN guilty. or under the plea of guilty
.uen read the report of the investigator
"n'Hee as reported in the HER
which IA the same ~
spread upon the minutes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
Escape of - Prisoner.

George McDoa ID, who was arrested AID
locked up in the ststion-house on the charge
Of being drunk and using abusive language
made his escape Thursday night He Was in
the upper south cell, and had but little
trouble in gettirg out of the old rst.trsp of
station,house. He managed TO pry the
poorly secured door of his cell open, letting
himsoll into the ball, from the west window
of which he effected his escape by prying
the miserable iron bars apart. The escape
of prisoners from the stati n-house has boon
of frequent occurrence, and they will con-
tinue to esrape until lhe doors are made
more secure aud stouter iron bars are placed
In the windows.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
wAXAHACHIEE.
lresnondsnce OF the Herald.

OF the Herald.
WAxAHACHIE, Sept, 0, 1880.
District court convened here on the 9th.
he grand jury has presented an indictment
,sinst Alexander, the man who killed Mar.
(, Ballard at Ennis short tim since
IL was araigned this morning, and N. j.
lash, the county attorney, presented mo.
pn asking that a special venire be sum,
loned, the same being granted and the case
4 for Friday. the 10Th Colonel Hurt ia
attendance here at court. learn that bo
Ia Colonel ". L, Crawford have been re-
,ned to prosecute Alexander The
Dhoos of Wuxs schie opened Monday
bring with a good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! ndred and thirty-two bales of cotton were
Il here on Monday last, and the honest
tsnger, much TO the qualification Of the
lerchant, made liberal purchases,--
qaxahschie again has n DO m in the way
building.--The farmers report that the
crm has nearly disappeared from the cotton
d. Cotton pickers ere in great demand,
ID at remuner tive prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

Of the city council, and he asked all who de-
sired to see the report to call upon the city
secretary and read it and not listen TO the re-
ports being circulated rs to its statements.
He then proceeded to criticise the action of
the council in voting Judge Thurmond out
of office, in strong and severe terms, claiming
that it was not prosecution, but persecu-
ton and that it Was only an effort on
the part of the aldermen to whitewssh
Frenchy. He quoted snumber of reports in
maintenance Of the law of the case.
JUDGE FIELD.
Mr.. Stemmons' law partner followed him
in few remarks He opened with animal
versions upon Alderman Wheelock, declsr
ing that when the third ward got chance it
would bury him 50 deep that resurrection
will be out OF the question
He then quoted Shakespeare from Orchard
Third" and said he preferred to be dog
and bay tho moon than live under the tyr
amy of six such aldermen. lie said he had
heard the council were not going to resign
tie would not do so either if lie saw, MS they
did, that there WAS no earthly chance of ever
getting in again.
Judge Fields was followed by Judge Thur
moud, who proceeded to costigste his oppo-
nents and to excoriSte, Ms he said, the vile
man who had so abused him, referring to
Mr.. COwart, and whose name he did not care
to utter, a man, thing so contemplate and
disgraceful to humanity that his words were
lit only TO be- trampled under foot; man
whose jokes were q graca to decency, who
had reviled the Germans and the Irish and
the Italians and the colored people.
For himself he did not care, but
he did not wish to have his friends thus
treated. He said he had written Judge
Good letter asking if he endorsed the con-
duct of such speakers as Cowart and Stel-
rett, and that Judge Good had said he did
not approve of any disrespectful course, but
he could not refuse the support of any man
who chose to give it to hhm. Thurmond
then said that if s,v supporter Of his should
say any wrongful thing of Judge Good
he would repudiate such q supporter.
He did not want Judge Good or his fam
lily or his name ;raduced He WAS psrticu-
larly severe on three. foot-high Sterrett and
his little infamous sheet He then paid his
respects TO Mr.. Eblin, whom said had
practiced law, drove n wagon, practiced law
again, did something else somewhere else,
AID tinally settled down to law practice with
Judge Balksdae, then finally descended into
a co-psrtrership with "little Billy Sterrett."
After these and similar comments, and argu-
ing that the people should stand by him, he
closed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
TSRr WORTH,
prres ,Jondence of the Hera d,

orres -ondence of the Hera d.
FoRr WORT, S'pt. 9, 1850.
1.-Two hundred and twenty.four cattle
rfved Yesterday, and will be shipped to
Ipnter e. Evans, St. Louis. Wood for
NJ is scarces than usual r. 7. Twombly
lade good speech at the Democratic con-
ettion yesterday evening" ii. q. Woods,
( the B ,squq Herald, will soon start q paper
tAurora, Wise county. H. P. Grady has
ii blacksmith shop in wagons, and starts to
Merlin, Taylor county, to'day.--A num-
ii of wagons with movers and plumber are
een on our streets nearly every day. People
ID moving i every direction, but
nostly coming in from the
lses.--A large frame house is
,oing moved oday to the "Cleburn wagon
Nd" to be used rs an office and feed store.
-- BY way Of a change two clerks in a
huston street dry goods house had q Skin
Hid this morning, but peace WAS soon res
Ned and the calico business went on.-J.
\ Leach will speak at the court house next
Murday Six feet of the brick work of
10 store room being built On Houston stroet,
SIR. Nanny, fell this morning very unex'
ftedly, but hurt nobody, the roof did not
Nee It and the mortar must have been in
Nor Alfred, the infant son of CLARK
Mold, is lingering with teething and is no
ter.-One hundred bales of cotton are
the market to-day, prices to % cents
n pound. Wheat continues to come in
N many wagon loads are sold regularly;
mm ara no better. Sheaf and shelled
N are scarce on the plaza, and
Hes are better. "A waterspout occurred
n Monday afternoon in the northeast,
Nd volume Of water that came down was
bhense, covering space Of half mile
lasting fifteen minutes. No d mage so
& heard from-The large bulletin
Md that contained Barnum's show bills
nearly all blown down. This is the sec
h time it has tumbled The itemiz-r
Fes the city for the second time within the
tseven months. This time he goes to
bing on, and lawyer, G.. A. Watts, goes
b both on law business; also w X Wells.
tDr. D. II. Benton is here on professional
bness, and returns to Dallas this
Eng. Hon. DIN Wellborn has arrived
lspeSk to night.-Very heavy lots of
hbcr have arrived within the last few
bs.-The travel going east from here for
last few days has been much more than
hl-R X. Craft by his attentions to
Nv want of guests, retains
4 adds to the patronage
the Waverly house.-Local Option
brarch reigns supreme a. the Fort, and
Br4yer plays well its part. They are
krte brands, and are to be had at the Lo-
E0p,ion saloon, presided over by the &C.
n Chris. Rintleman and Charles Hitler. The
bibng of either and few whitts firm a
Mic Railway Improvement cig,r is sutficl-
to make the grand duke smile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

The Holiness band hsve decided to con-
true their warfare on Satan and his cohorI.
in this city, and have moved their camp and
pitched their tents in the opening just north
of Browder street and east of Sycamore
street. They held meeting at tho corner OF
Main and Lamar streets early last evening
and afterwards continued their religious tx.
ercses at their c mp, where good s,z
audience greeted them. They propose witt
ing all places of vice AID hold religious scr
vices, with the hope of bringing the,inms's'
SEQ the error of their ways.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
GROESBEECK.

correspondence of tie Herald
GRpEsBEEcK Sept. 0, lSsO.
The Greenbackers met at Esquire Asply's
and nominate their candidates. 1t
has OF n convention, Yet nearly all of the
recincts were represented; For representa-
We, j. r. Johnston; county Judge, z I.
Durham; assessor, H. J. Reeves; tax collector
|. w. Turner; sheriff, r. Z. Pitt; district
Jerk, A. L. Steel; county clerk, ;. A. Irwin;
rpasurer. d. A. Mahoney, county commits
|oner. Hamp Steel All are confident of sue
esr 90 are the Democratic candida es, and
son't tell you who will be the officers until
November The worms are numerou. but
Nm do the cotton hn' N'tle injury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

Having purchased the interest of my late
partner, take pleasure in Informing the pub
that have this day associated myself
who Ia gentleman of long experience In
garment cutting and has no superior in the
west. the business will be conducted as
heretofore under the Arm name II INNER
man II Co. tailorH and diapers Ihanking
the patrons of tho lat firm, the new now so.
licits continuation Of the patronage Of their
old eustomoi rs, and roGuest that al persons
desiring neat ut and nrtt class goods give
Us call Vt No, 5O7 Main street, where we viii
IN a few days exhibit one of the best stocks
Of piece goods ever shown in Texas
Ii III MN ERMAN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
DALLAS MALE ACADEMY
Under the superintendent OF Prof. q.
W. Grove, for Young Men and
Rows

The building is situated at the corner of
st. Paul and Main. The rooms are being
put in good order and supplied with proper
FUR lture. The school will open Monday
Sci 9, 1880. Two terms OF five months
eacL. Three departments; primary, prepare
DRY and scademic. Two assistants: Profess
or Q. R. Forster, late professor of snciene
and modern languages IN Howard college,
Fayette, Mo. and Mrs. G.. w. Grove. A
borough course in every department. 1t is
very important that pupil begin at tho
uening of the school.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

tOoice of the DALLAS SHOW CASE WORKS,
DALLAS, Texas, sept. s, ESQ. J
Cent, man please take notice that the CO.
nartnersbip heretofOr. existing under the firm
name OF Felsbcrs 4 Marten has this day teiml-
ntt-d by mutual consent; ard now take
measure to inform you that | Will cpnnuct
ihs business OF manufacturing thow Gases and
sfnrp iixtnres in its br inches, at The old
stand, 2O5 Maiu street Having many years Of
exnnrience in the manufacturing of above
FAMED goods, can say with pride tnat deiy
ATTY ynrices nre as low as the lowest.
inviting vonr patronage and guaranteeing
honest work ard satisfaction l am very re-
specially! ours, ,,xuu,prv>-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GS@NOTlCE to stockholders, Uallas& Wich-
tia kailroai Company. - A meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Dallas h wichita railroad
com pany will be held at the general Office Of
said company in the city OF Dallas, stats of
Texae, on Monday, tho 9th day OF septem-
Der, A. u. 1850, for the purpose of determin-
ing whether mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
tho purpose of constructing, completing and
improving its railway.
WILSON d. BENNETT,
sec'y Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
the fl nj name OF Fe,sberg q Mart II, at Dallas,
Texas, is hereby dissolved by mutual censent.
L. NJ. RELSBERG,
r. MARTEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
Dissolution Notice.

Tho 1rm her, tofore eIls'ing between II.
Hlmmerm an and b. X. kowley, tailoTs and
drapers is this day dis Olved by mutuSl con
sent ii. zimmerman u sumes ell liabilities
and has pu hority 10 collect all outstanding
usbS. ii, ZIM HERMAN
Il. f. ROWLEY
Dallas, Texas, Sept mber /, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
mARAn.N Bs Ea.Ea KAPH,
NEW ORLEANS.

20 Duet aud in nrm demand, 49,.
Drv-Salt meats easier; quoted. ,h0ulders,
loose, Si@s 4 picked, -;clear ribs, =
Gear sides, - o,..
Baron strong; quoted: shoulders, 63S;
clear rbs. . 9U@l0; clear sides, 1913,
Hams steady and in good demand; choice
sugar cured canvassed, ll12@l2A.
Whiskey quiet; western rectiiied, Oo9lO'
Conee In good demand; cargoes ordinary
toprime, l3A @l6a. ,a .,,
mon, -; fair to fully fair, -; prime
to choice open kettle, lOA@'3S; yellow
clarified, lOn
Molassea-n nothing doing.
Rice quiet; quotsd: ordinary TO choice'
As a6. ,,, q r,
sights counter rate, par; commercia'' !"
discount; Sterling bank, ASH Consols, ASH
mi9in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

TN ACCORDANCE with a resolution OF the
i ity Council, M by virtue of the author
itv vested In me. as Mayor pro ten, | hereby
order special election, to he held In the City
OF Dallas, Ell the lith ay OF Sep ember, a. D.
lSSO, 1t beIns the second Tuesday III said month,
for the purpose Of electing "A Mayor at said city
to I'LL The uneNpired term now vac mt. The
polls will BE- opened as follows In the First
ward, at tho Courthouse; in the Second ward
l.. b. Clark S st.re. ON Camp street; In the
Third ward at Marble yard on Elm street, OPP.
pOsite Buck Horn conner, an In the Fourth
ward, AT GUuny's schou house. The judges OF
the election will be MS follows In he First
ward, &. NJ Terry; in the Second ward, W. W &.
Ross in the 4 hWd ward, John renry u own,
aud in the Fourth ward John j. LaBin.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunti set
my hand officially, this August 23d, ID 1850.
l., +. BOHNY,
Attest: Mayor pro t. H..
]. Il. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
NICHOLSON HOUSE!
MARLIN,
B v, Ba;W' Lat, q .I Ga !. Pryri,tor.

Accommodation first. class, 81 81 per day.
Good Sample Rooms for commercial Travel
lers Bathroom FREE To guests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
NEW YORK.
Nav York, Sept 8 - Net rectt

Consolidated net receipts l,os6; exports 70
Great Britain, 752; France, -; continent
WI oh steady, very quiet; domestic fleece,
36a4S; pulled, sJ@i0i unwasheo' loeo'' AeA'''
''I Hides firm; moderate trade: wet sailed New
orieans. 20 to 70 lbs, lla@l2;TeXas, selected, on
50 lbs, ll1a@lS.
E,vsAs CITY. Sept. s.-Whtat-No. spot,
Ct BTSa,c,; m 72si rib and long, 0A'
ST. LOUIS.
eu to,,,s Sent. - Flour steady; quoted:
annhle \ SOG5O triple, -; family, -
cSnics 10 fancy 1 7u@5 D. ,.. 60
StGeot nnened steady for cashi nlgh'r i1r
onti Ms, but af,erwa d decilne1i Zlio,i NJ,
Ot@i. cash; 9!a &@a , oS.poei' ''' S'''''
Vem noe IGivvii%S5;GI cash. 3Sa bid for Oct ler;
rs o plI S S iF % casa 30 octoberi 2Ss Deem
be- q,
Pork %isN iirmer; jobbing, Is $685.
n"Tr,' mssts steady; car lots of shout 'ers'
40; clear ribs $ so; clear sides, y ~. o.,
Ia acnn s,egdv; quoted: shoulders, -'i
ribs, o 80; sides, MAGGIE
ttsr LOUIS. Sertembe 0.-hogs larry aus W.,
Vnrtors and Baltimores, Wgo iVi raI ~,
mo NO@5 20, butchers 10 iahcy' -'e' '''
rarrl To, 4, 200; shipments, oW, .,oo,s oo@
| 'rst, ',rtIyp and firm; export sleers, q vVW
t"'v 'im ~S sbinning, 1890; fair to GOOD, Az
y "a iinHt u0aS0, grass steers 21Wt 10,
! AZ ,iaa,s. A VO6i4j; native cows emu
| h, tfnra "a as IS; gra texans, 'o@o -''
| recshnts l,NO; shipments, wv .o,,,,s e,o,
Shhen steady and unchsngedi rece'P's' o'V'
shipments, 700.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.

rhe Murderers of the City Marshal of
Ennis Before the Courts Water
kpOut Near Fort worth - The
Greenbacke' Nominate
ticket at GrOesbeeck-COt-
ton RECEIPTS on the
Increase, Etc, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

Col ections AMI Commercial Law a Specially
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-08
THE GREENBACKERS ON GRANT
OLA AND KEMBLF.

Mr.. Hughes, President of the late
Pennsylvania Greenback,Labor Con,
vention, delivered his views on the third
term with emphasis. To this extract ev.
cry honest laboring man, as we'll as ev-
cry patriotic citizen, will assent;
THE Republicans had pledged them,
selves to the nomination of Gen Grant.
The third term was full of evil, especial.
ly when a man like Grant sought it.
Like distinguished Democratic publ
cist, he believed that while Grant might
make good King, he would make
bad President. He had the quality of
courage, but it was misdirected He
had courage to 90 wrong, usurp power,
subordinate the civil to the military. and
had once shown his dangerous hand by
seating President who had been over>
whelmingly defeated
Mr.. Hughes also spoke in plain and
indignant terms of the proposal to par
don the men convicted Of corrupt solici>
tatlon IN the attempt to pass the four
million steal, and the convention adopt.
ed the following:
THAT we do solemnly protest against
the pardon of the criminals convicted
before the court of Dauphn county, viz:
Jesse R. Crawford, William H. Kemble,
Emile J. Petrof, William F. Rumberger,
and Charles B. Salter, and demand that
the full penalty of the law shall be exc.
cuted upon them"
This puts on record against the COR
ruptions of the Riot bill all parties except
the Republican, which formally refused
to condemn the practices of its leaders,
and now look to Gov. Hoytto hold them
harmless, Notwithstanding the judgment
of the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-08

ACCORDING to a Washington special,
Congressman Mckinley ha, been select
ed to preside over the coming Republi.
can conyention in this state Gen. ]. s.
Rlbinson is given as authority for the
statement. We had always supposed
that the convention selected its own pre-
siding officer. Usually temporary Of
icer is selected by the State Central
Committee to preside until the perma.
nent organization is effected, and this
we presume is about the size of this Nc.
Kinley matter. Columbus Dispatch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-04-08

The new twocent postal card adopted for this
country by the Universal Postal Union has been
Issued by the postofhce department and svery
handsome in design and finish. The card is en-
tirely blank on its back. The face is enclosed in
blue fligree work and in the came color at the
top, center and left are the words "Universal
Postal Union" In the right hand corner is lib
erty head in blue in an oblong frame work with
the figure "2' at each side and the monogram
~. s" at the top. This card is intended solely
for foreign correspondence and should not be
confused with the new one. cent card soon to be
issued by the department.