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See important sales of real estate in another
column, to be made by ?. 7. Kavanagh, auc-
Eionesr
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AAAOA0 VIII DC q pray AAI00ULIS UIIIs NOUHuHyJ
afternoon at the rooms of the Y. III. c. A., at
o'clock, for special prayer. that the political
conventions about to assemble may be guided
in the choice of candidates for the presidency
of the nation.
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Protestnnt Chterches


Bethel chapel, at foot of Jackson street-Ser-
vices at 4 P. NJ, conducted by Rev. p. Kittwood
of St. Louis.
House of Hope, Presbyterian church, corner
of West Fifth and Exchange streets-Services
at 1890 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Preaching in the
morning by Rev. /. w. Cochran, of Mendham,
New Jersey; in the evening by Rev. W. T.
Beatty, DID,.
New Jerusalem Cor Swedenborgian) church,
Market street. between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Rev. Edward @. Mitchell pastor-Ser-
vices at 1870 NJ. Subject of sermon: Seek
ing truth from love of truth"
Central Presby terian church. Cedar street,
near Capitol Rev. r. f. Maclaren pastor
Services at 1880 A. NJ. and also at 8 P. NJ
Sabbath school at 1915.
First Presbyterian church, corner of La
fayette and Woodward avenues-Preaching at
1880 A. NJ, by the Rev. DR.. Phraner, of New
York. No service in the evening.
st. PauPs church (EpiscopaD, corner Ninth
and Olive strcets-Rev. E. s. Thomas. rector.
Services ii A. NJ, and P. N. The Bishop Of
Nebraska will preach at the morning service.
saPlymeuth Congregational church, corner
Wabashaw street and Summit avenue-Usual
service at 1890 A. III. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Dana Sabbath school at 10 NJ. Even
ing service omitted in favor of the Union teua-
perance meeting at the Opera Horse.
UNITY church, corner WabaShaw and Tx
change streets-Service at 10:40 A. NJ. Sermon
by W. @. Gaunett Sunday school at 1215.
First Methodist church, corner OF Third
street and Summit avenue-In the morning,
quarterly meeting. Lovefeast at $50 A. NJ.
Preaching at 1880 A NJ. by Dr.. @. Brooks, fol-
lowed by sacrament. La the evening, Decora.
tion service with an address by the pastor,
Samuel G.. Smith.
Temperance meeting at o'clock this after
noon IN Jackson street church. This evening
at o'clock mass meeting in the Opera
House. Both meetings will be addressed by
Miss Francis T.. Willard. Many of the churches
will omit the evening service to unite with the
temperance meeting at the Opera House.
Jackson street M. e. church, corner of
Ninth street.-The morning services will be de-
voted to the centennial celebration in memory
of Robert Raikes, the founder of Sunday
schools. The exercises will consist of songs
by the Sunday school children and several ad.
dresses. Evening services conducted by the
pastor. Rev 8. M. Davis, at 7:30 o'clock. Sun
day school at 1880 A. NJ.
A special prayer meeting will be held at the
7. III. Q. A., to-day, at o. clock p. M. Prayers
for divine guidance in the political convention
about to assemble will be offered.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30

Bed shades, dado shades, etc., ETC., II West
Third street.
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A choice and large lot of Crepes, Serges and
Cretonnes at Auerbach, Finch, Oulbertson &
Co.'s
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The Census Enumerators

Call for Anheuser bottled beer. 1t is ths
best.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30

Try Anheuser beer and You win use no other.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30

Call for Anheuser bottled Beer. It is the
best.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30
Throw away crutches. Use St. Jacobs Oil.


Anheuser bottled beer is recommended by
physicians. Try it,
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See Kavanagh's real estate column.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-30

Try Anheuser beer and you viii use no other
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

Tho passenger Office of the Houston &
Texas Centr i railroad has been removed
from the old stand on NJ in street to the corner
room Main and Austin streets, of the Grand
Windsor hotel MIR. w. X, Wheelock, the
passenger agent of the road in this city, has
fitted up an exceedingly handsome office Al,
this place with all the modern improvements
and conyeniences, and will be pleased to see
aIl his friends and the public generally
whenever they want to travel eastward or
southwark. He is prepared to supply them
with through tickets over excellent railroad or
steamship lines 10 my points they may
desire to visit Urbane, courteous and sc-
commodating and thoroughly posted as TO
all routes of travel, Mr.. Wheelock takes
pleasure in giving any information in his
possession to any one at any time. TIE
Texas passenger and freight agent of the NJ,
X. II T. railroad is also in this office, and
Captain Hughes and Mr.. Williams will be
pleased to answer any questions concerning
their line. 1t is cosy office they have and
exceedingly clever popular gentlemen they
are who fill it. Go aud see them.
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THE FLORIDA SHIP CANAL,

Among the many enterprises that have
been mooted during the past few years, there
has been none of more vital importance to
the country, and especially to the south,
than the Florida ship canal. Under act Of
congress making the necessary appropria.
tons last year. General Gilmore has just
finished survey Of a route for this canal,
made an estimate of its cost, aud submitted
his report to the government. We have
not seen the report yet and do not know the
outlines of the route surveyed by General
Gilmore, but from his estimated cost of the
canal, 360,000,00O, SO much more THAI has
heretofore been supposed, we are inclined TO
think that he did not select the most practi-
cable route. But suppose 1t does cost $780,
100000, it will be capital judi
ciously invested, an enterprise wisely
considered. The advantages of this short
cut are so obvious and SO many that they
hardly need to be mentioned, and the pa
tronage of the canal will be SO great that it
must, Notwithstanding these high figures of
cost given by General Gilmore, be imam
cial success. 1t shortens tho distance be-
tween New Orleans and Liverpool four
hundred and ninety-seven miles, two days
travel for steamer and nearly four tor
sailing vessel. Besides, it does away with
the dangers of navigation through the Flori-
ds straits. The passage through these straits
is particularly dangerous for sailing vessels,
for the reason that the channel is very mar
row, the coral reefs numerous and the gulf
stream strong and rapid, has to be contended
with. For steamers it is not so bad, but
even for them in tempestuous weather it is
exceedingly dangerous. Because of the pers
of these straits insurance Is higher than it
would otherwise be, and the saving
in this item alone, leaving out the
saving of time, would counterbalance
the foliage. Tho saving of two days be-
tween New Orleans and Liverpool would be
a saving Of ten per cent. at the least of the
expenses of the round trip. General Gilmore
estimates that foliage of twenty-eight
cents ton would have to be charged on YES.
sells going through the canal to make 1t pay,
but the cost of steam power, the wear and
tear of the vessel, the wages OF the crew and
the interest on capital invested would be at
least double that sum, for the two days lost
in going through the Florida straits, to say
nothing Of the dangers of that route. Sailing
vessels would, of course, have to be towed
through the canal, but the cost Of towsge
would be counterbalanced BY tho lessened
rate of insurance on vessel and cargo. TAX,
ing three fiscal years for the tonnage from
foreign ports entered at three southern
ports and we find the following figures;
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The scyene school sauabbie
To the Editor OF the Herald.


scYESE, July 9, lssO.
l beg space in your psper to answer an
article under the caption of "Scyene School
Squsbble," in which It ia stated that "Scyene
is in state Of armed belligerence on a school
question" and that "for some time past there
has been dispute as to who were the Legal
trustees Of the public school," and that ION
Monday night squad Of citizens belonging
to one Of the factions, armed with shotguns
broke into and took possession of the build.
ing" ETC., etc, all Of which | denouuce al
false. The facts in the case are about q;
follows; Last summer, or early last fall, 8
house was built in Scyene as school house
and for church purposes, Miller, Dobbins, Pet.
ty Blair and Nj. Hustesd being the principal
contributors, yet others assisted them in diff.
ferent ways. After the house was completed
l.. I. Bohsnnon, G.. e. Petty and NJ. A UNI
phreys we're appointed trustees of ScyenC
school community No. IS, for
the last scholastic year. Nc
dispute or Misunderstanding about it. j
K. Masters was employed by them to tesct
public school. When the public school was
out he Masters got permission from the
stockholders 20 teach two months subscrip.
ton school in this building, and when thii
subscription school was out he Masters gave
Mr. Blair, Ithe president of the stockhol p,
er'l the key. Blair would not give it up and
on Monday afternoon Messrs. Dohbins, Nil
ler Moore and Petty, did enter the building
by hosting window and taking Oft the
catch from the door-faciug, bat al without
shotgun, six-shooter or any other weapon
and they did let Sim Howard have the build
ing to teach a subscription school, who has a,
this time tn buildingin possession and who i;
very satisfactorily teaching school in it
Now, MIR. Editor these are the main facts in
the Scyere sch oil squabble" To enter
into minute details would consume too much
Iimeand space, unless it becomes necessary
and if 50 it should, there ore one or two so,
called christians in this community who shall
be most gioriously "sifted." Roxy.
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THE charges said to be made by the mayor
against the police, if substantisted, would
render the whole force an incompetent, I'M
worthy set Of officials; but the manner of
preferring the charges does not comport with
the dignity of the officer making them. II
these things were known the meter ought
long since to have been brought to the atten-
ton Of the police board. A rebuke should be
given that will prevent another such disgrace
full occurrence. II the charges made are
supported by the evidence the duty of the
council is plain one.
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"MR. JOE MILLER. one of Bell countys
commissioners, soldiered with Winfield Scott
Hancock in the Seminole war in Florida, 10
the fall of 1915, under Gen. Harvey. Mr.
Miller cannot fud words to express his sd-
miration of the man" So says the Bolton
Jourpal and the HERALD adds that Mr.. Joe
Miller q German by birth, was long L. s.
wagon master on our frontier, confidential
man under Gen. Ben. McCulloch, clear
headed, honest'hearted man, and now one of
the best farmers of Bell county.
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Card.

DALLAS, july :, l,sJ.
To the Citizens Of Dallas
| deeply regret the necessity Of coming
again before the public as trespasser upon
their time, but Justice demands that | do so.
Having heard that was charged By Mar.
shat Morton with some kind of crooliednpss
about a stolen horse, which had received
as a fec for services and that Mr.. w. II. ".
Smith, a deputy sheriff was the author,
meeting him at Longs lake on the 4th of
July, asked him to repeat what he said,
which he did, being substantially the correct
version of the matter, which endorsed then
and now ms true. The matter having been
brought before the council by Marshal Nor
ton, in his budget of grievances against me,
went again to Mr., Smith, and in the pres
ence Of Captain Ben Jones, under
sheriff. Captain Nixon, deputy sheriff,
and one or two other persons, repeated the
facts and circumstances of the horse transsc.
ton. I en Mr.. Smith repeated his version
OF 1t, both agreeing again, and each in re-
terring to the conversation alluded To
at Longs lake, agreed also that il
was substantially the same. Il was
suggested that memorandum of the
mutual agreement and facts of the case be
submitted to writing, which Mr., Smith said
ne would publish In the evening paper.
The following is copy of the writing:
DALLAS Texas, July I, 1880
We, the undersi gned, having met and ma.
tually repeated the facts and circumstances
IN reference to the horse transaction
referred to by Marshal Morton.
in the presence of number
OF gentlemen agree, and there is no substan.
tal difference in our statements.
j. NJ. THURMoND,
w. Ii. w. SMITH"
There being no secrecy about the transac.
ton, as understand it, showed the writing
to some gentlemen in the adjoining room.
Judge Barksdale being present, l asked film
to hear Captain Jones' stat ment Of the af.
fair, as detailed by both Mr.. Smith and nv.
self. Mr.. Jones said he heard our mutual
statements; that in them there was no re.
Election against either MIR. Smith or myself.
refer you to these gentlemen. | never re.
tfected upon Mr.. Smith in my life to any per.
son, either before or after the writing,
desire to defeat wicked, contemplate and
groundless conspiracy inaugursted by mum,
Der OF persons, every one of whom has per.
sonal grievances, mostly arising from fines i'm
posed upon them by me as an officer. ask the
citizens of Dallas to disbelieve each and every
report of whatever nature purporting to
emanate from me, until you learn of me the
truth, as these parties are manufacturing all
kinds of fslsehoods and putting them in cir
culation to annoy and injure me, and have
more than once attempted to assassinate me.
Now, in conclusion. if have said anything
to wound the feelings of any one connected
with this affair, am sorry for itand hope if |
have, it may be attributed to the excessive
annoyance and not to any wiitu design on
my part. dismiss the subject.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. ruuRMoND.
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Democratic Convention.

DALLAsI July - 1851
To the Democrats Of Dallas County.
A convention of the Democrats Of Dallas
county is hereby called to assemble in the
city OF Dallas, Saturday, July "a, 1880, al 2
o'clock p. m, for the following purposes, to-
wit:
Fir:t-To select delegates to the state
convention, to be held 10 the city of Dallas
on the 10th day Of August, $780, to nom.
mate candidates for state offices and pres-
Dental electoral ticket
Secon1-To select delegates 10 the con.
gre:siona convention, hereafter to be
called.
Third-To select delegates to the senate
rial and judicial district convention, to be
held at Lancaster on the 10Th of July,
1880.
Fourth-To nominate cane dates for the
legislature and for the county offices Of Dsl-
Lac county.
In regard to the preceding paragraph, a
diversity Of sentiment having been manifested
among the Democrats Of this county as TO
the wisdom and propriety Of masking uomina.
tons for county officers, | hereby request the
Democrats of the several precincts TO instruct
their delegates as 10 their wishes in regard
to making nominations for county offices.
All Democrats are respectfully invited and
urged TO attend the precinct meeting; and
express their preferences. The precinc,
meetings will please assemble at their
respective voting pisces, on Saturday, July
Il, 1850, at two o'clock p, m, and select del
egates to the county invention.
The following is the representation &c
which each precinct i. entitled
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THE scene enacted 10 tho city council on
Tuesday night reflects no credit upon that
body. The charges of the police against the
mayor are grave indeed That office should
carry with it some show Of dignity. We
trust that the charges made will not be
passed lightly by but thoroughly investi.
gated for the good of the city and for the
protection of the honor OF the office OF
p,0vnr
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Drained lin MOuruiug

Car No. of the San Jacinto line was
draped in mourning yesterday as a token of
respect to its former driver, Will Jackson
who died at Marshall on Sunday last of con-
sumption. He was a very popular young
man, and during the two years he was con.
nected with the road he made large number
of personal friends.
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Court Rayenswood - Installation OF
officers.

On Friday night next Court Ravenswood,
No. 6622, Ancient Order of Foresters, will
HAYES public installation of officers at Wind
sor park. A number of invitations have
been issued, and it is intended that the oc0a-
sion shall be recherche affair." The best
people in the city will be present. There
will be dancing and other amusements.
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All American manufactured glass ha,
gone up in price from IS to 80 per cent, but
D. Goslin made his purchases and gave his
orders last fall for six months In advance
,nd consequently is able to sell ali glassware
At his popular China tall, one or two lines
excepted, at the old low rates.
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Picnic mt Duck Creek

On Saturday next there will be a gather
ing of the people of the Duck Creek settle.
ment and grand picnic given. 1t will be
an old fashioned, home-like reunion of the
Peep Q, and besides an excellent basket din.
ner and the many social pleasures of the
day, there will be speaking from several
gentlemen, The following correspondence
will explain itself;
Mr. G, l.. Martin:
DEAR SIR We would DO pleased to have
you deliver an address to the people of Dial.
las county, ut Duck Greek, on Saturday
July 10th. Hoping you will be kind enough
to give US u favorable response to our re-
quest, we are, very truly yours,
j. 5. SrRoTHER,
II. X. JONES.
Committee.
Duck CRERK, July I, 1880.
Messrs j ). Strother and IL. X. Jones, com
mi tee.
GENTLEMEN-Yourn note of the 9TH inst
inviting me to deliver an address to the peo-
pie of DsllSs county, at Duck Creek, on Sat.
urday the 10th inst, was received by me this
afternoon. In response, after rendering my
acknowledgements for the compliment shown
mo, take this method of accepting the invi.
tation and will be present on the occasion,
and will be pleased to address the people on
the political issues OF the day, national and
state. have the honor TO be, very respect.
fully, your obedient servant,
CHARLES l.. MARTIN.
DALLAS, TEX, July I, 1850.
The people from the city are cordially in
vited to be present and join in the festivities
of the occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

This fierce and painful ailment is at once
overcome by dose OF Renue's Pain. killing
Mogic Oil. 1t seizes swiftly upon the liver
and stomach, afording instant relief and
purging them Of the cause of thu disease. 1t
never fails.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08

Captain Eads, Of jettjes fame, has inter
ested himself in this canal and d number of
prominent capitalists of this country are con-
sidering of it as good investment for their
means, We look upon it as a grand move
ment in the interest of the commerce of the
south, and we trust to see the enterprise
speedily inaugurated and put upon a firm
and sure basis,
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nIsirlcI CInrIk .

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WI. A. HARDWOOD NJ a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of District Clerk, at the
ensuing November election
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Es'NOrI' E.-Dallas, Texas, July 3, lsSn---
\ meeting of the stockholders of the Dallas. Gle
burne y Rio Grande Railroad Company will he
held at the once of city National Bank, Dallas.
texas, ON the ith day of August, lsSO, for the
purpose of electing directors aud officers for the
ensuing year. \. +. HARDIE,
"a ~ No. Vice-Presideut.
secretary
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Reduction of Prices

As the season advances in every department
millinery suits, ladies wear, fancy goods and
bottoms, at Bamman's, 706 Elm street.
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For the LegIsIntnre

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES l.. MARLIN AZ q canddat,
for the Legislature IF IN this county, subject t.
the acti on Of the COu ~ Democratic Convention
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ANNOUNCE m EhTS.
Comptroller.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w A. ri n, as q candidate for Comp
troier, subject 10 the action Vt the Democratic
State Convention
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RilinuA lnlin

First-class board and well furnished rooms
the "CINCINNATI HOUSE
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THE OPERA
IOnsOrial Saloon.

has been ieftted and re- n rrorr,,, .
style, andhas EMPLOYED a ,n nrs'-ciass
class workmen
the s ci,0 wishing work superior to anv s,o T.
oppos,te ~. get i by calling at No bqMain az IN
''' '""ser BIOS LEE COIN, Prov '''
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Feather Weight Drawers and Under.
shirts at T.. VI Kahn a Co =.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Col. u. WARREN STONE % 90 iii,
date for County Clerk, at the ensuing Noyem
hnr elecilnn
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANSOrNC
w X ID. RAW ms A. a candidate Tor II
election , the nige ottnuuty Assessor.
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WYE ARE AUr 'ORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w A II ATWOOD, as Il candidate for re-
election TO the Office Of County clerk OF Dallas
County.
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Justice of the Pence.

r HERE lIn UBMlr my maine to the cit
4 liens of nall O candidate for one Of
Che Justce Of the Pc CO for Precln I No !,
subject 10 the 'ctipu OF Dem cratic Nominal
ing Convention, II ne should be Nell,
j l. WOLF.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w NJ. EDW AtDS ~ candidate for re-
election TO the on Of JUST OF the Peace.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

ny AJIFD-A good south room, furnished.
w Address at once, Lock Box lO1j.