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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18

The finest stock Of decorated chamber and
604 Main street. ''''''
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Rewnrc Of Yutnrssi

But invest in good reliable gold or silver
watch at half price, AZ Richard COINS Loan
office, Red front, 607A Nam street.
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~, Europe.
Oheap ties to and from. Bremen to Dallas.
Only 500. Apply to w. X. Wheelock, cor.
ner Main and Austin streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18

The finest stock OF silver plated ware ever
brought to Dallas is to be found at Laws
silver and china house, 504 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18

We have buying only the
featuring
and
storm
unless De upe
sndn eevpM that
hehnrpp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18
X. IN 4. q 9. Z: T. NH NJ .Eg. e13 :
HOLLOW AXLE MILBURN WAGONS


look 10 o hat from Is.
hcayGnu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
l. con K a h n
SHOE STORE

Being greatly stocked all lines of Mems Women and
Chdre Boots and Shoes have this day marked them down
considerable being fully as low as before the
great advance in Boots Shoes
Gents have all Reddish
necl
GloyeKd handew, Kid Button
celebrated Solar Tipj full
guarantee that article sell will be found represented
rless
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
The Pioneer.
Salt Lake Tribune,

SAT- Lake lr1ouHe.
You ask Why the Pacific Coast Pionsss
10 not written up % he II. There ID
reason enough. There 10 no one yet to
write Il. The man equal to the task
will appear something but not yet. Man
has looked on, and because the ripple Of
the laugh Of the procession which has
swept by him still rings In bis ears; and
because he hears no means, he thinks Il
10 q comedy and writes II 90. when Il has
been Q mighty tragedy since the time
the hrst Arsonauts laid down to die on
the plains or In fevsrsd ships. Those
Argonauts They wanted money, mil.
lions Of money. but theirs wal not .
sordid wish. o II the picture OF the
castles they buildsd for loved ones
could be drawn Of the heartaohss,
they dreamed with their rough hands
to bind mp and sooths. could b
portrayed; II the land they hoped to
found could b revealed - they planned
to have Il; II their native land could for
. moment be pictured - they meant TO
make It., the eyes OF the started world
would be blinded. These dreams made
their souls i~mpervious 10 suffering until
10 bear what came without complaint
became second nature, and when they
started on the down grade what wonder
II their march was taken mp In silence
and without bannsrsl Write up the
pionssrf When the world natures and
In one mind 10 held all that Shakespeare
and Michael Angelo possessed In theirs,
then will come the story and the picture.
not before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
Lyon County Items.
Lyon County Tina. .Lu.. a

Lyo" County Tines. June ~.
They. arc hauling Alta rock 10 the
Excslsior mill.
They have begun removing the Silver
City sidstraek.
School examinations lend q serious
look to the Silver City children.
One Of tho big trees In front Of the
Silver House was blown down By the
gale last Friday.
The Dayton school L. suffering from .
premature vacation. owing TO the teacher
being occupied In some interesting studies
OF penmanship In Virginia.
Grasshoppsrs are numerous In Mason
Valley. One ranohsr says hs saw q mil.
lion on ono tsn.acre field, and smother
had counted nearly that many on Q six.
acre field. and was NOT half through
counting when our informant left.
The graders are now ct work on the
line Of the narrow gauge In Dayton.
Work 10 being pushed theoretically, and
II will not Be long until the engine runs
into the county seat.
The Mason Valley ranchsrs are q very
improvidsnt set Of men. They have
used nearly all the money they made In
the Bodis freight business, paying OF
old debts and improving their farms.
Railroad communication with the outer
world will make them wiser.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
rnE ooxvxsrIoN TO-DAY.

The Democratic National Convention
effected . permanent organization today
and proceeded to the nomination Of can.
didatss for Prssidsnto Of the United States.
The names Of the nominees, including
Field. Bayard. Hendricks. Thurman.
Hancock. Morrison. ETC.. can b found
in our kilograms from the field Of action.
Governor Stevens. Of Kentucky. II the
permanent Chairman Of the convention.
Thus far very good progress has been
made and the prospect 10 that
the convention will get along folly -
sxpsdihously and harmoniously as did
the Republican National Convention at
Chicago. The majority report Of
the Committee on Credentials against
tho admission Of the contestants In
Massachusetts, and Psnnsylvanis, and
against the Tsmmany delegates from
New York vas adopted and the New
York contestants were allowed seats on
the noor-rathsr rough on Kelly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
sArE Aoaoss raE soaDER.

A dispatch from Washington says
that Secretary Ramsey received . com.
municsdon from the Department Of
State yesterday announcing that q cipher
dispatch had been received from inc
United States Minister In Mexico which
contained information that the Mexican
authorities declined to sanction IN TO
quest Of the United States thai General
daseh % permitted 70 ioio. ',e'',,os
oeno OF Apeonss sc.0ss 2 'o'u A
MEXICO. Inc inoians 'n'i'',' SUI.
ossdsd In crossing the oofoef oeyono
the feaoh OF United Sta'es troops
II would seen . though This sort Oh
thing had gone about far enough and IL
was time that somsshins practical vas
done 70 put . stop to 1t. VictoFio AND
his oand Of Apache came
over the border some months ego
and have been enjoying themselves
Eobbing and murdsring - tnsy
saw 1t. General hs'eh' Win
handful Of United States troops were
sent thither to protect the dsisnssisss
settlers along the border and punish the
aadscious Indiana. Viotorio and Ms
aboriginal brisands snced all q
him. occasionally giving an oPportu-
nifty for . skirmish, until nnsiiy
they concluded 10 retire over the
Mexican line into their own coun.
try. Whether they bad heard that
Captain Jack Crawford was coming on
horseback with rife and scslping knife
to reinforce Hatch. or they merely
retired for rest and recreation 10 not
stated. bat the idea that they could thus
coolly retire over the line and Hatch not
b allowed to follow. ID neither just nor
sensible.
There should bs NO ceremony, red
tsps. diplomacy or other humbuessry In
this matter. II Mexico will allow her
s~n,srprisine s.y.ess and border pirates
TO thus 20 on maraudipe raids over into
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

General Grant, at the Soldiers Rsun'
ion at Milwaukee. met every ATTENTION
with . kindly word. ashaks Of the hand.
or . friendly nod. During the process.
sion innumerabls babies were poked
into the carriage that the General might
kiss them. and hs ~cheeriully did hi,
duty. The crowd Of infants at last
became 20 great that both General shsr.
idan and Colonel Forsyth. who accom-.
panied Grant. were pressed into the
service. each Of the soldiers having tvc
or three little creatures in his arms al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

stonswall Jsckson's last dispatch,
written BY his own hand In pencil. on Z
sineis sheet Of Enslish note paper. l,
preserved in Q case In the Virginia Stats
Library. II wss written to General Lee.
Just before the battle Of Chanosllors'
vile. whore Jackson received his death
wound. Itisa short note. ending thus
dsvoutly ct trust that an ' . kind
Providence will bless n With great no
.esss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

Cincinnati specials announce that The
heated term ct that city has already de-
veloped 0 number Of cases Of Asiatic
cholera. which are termed sporadic. II
Il added that there II no scare, however,
since some cases Of the malady occur In
that city every summer. There viii b
cramps and COLLAPSED thsrs before this
week II over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

The harbor OF Montreal was liz up the
other night by electricity and IL vas
found that ships could be loaded and
unloaded - readily BY this agency = by
the light Of day. The lamps were placed
on top Of tslsersph poles and ware three
or four hundred yards apart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Tammany Hall Delegates
Not Admitted,
But ALLOWED ssArs on THE FLOOR
Governor Hubbard Thanks God for
. Solid South.
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.

The Haoss or sssphsa J. FIELD
Theass y. Bayard. William =.
Neerisoa. Th0aas 4 HsndPfeks,
Allies q. Thsrmsa asd General
W. .. Aaaeeek Prsssassd 70 she
Ceavsasisa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

THIS LD-RsTABLIsHxD AND axtI.
\ able Laundry 10 prepared to turn ont ~
quantity Of Rsnovstsd and Clean Linsn vitS.
ost being damaged ~ manipulsston o. b.
chemical application.
Pseiasss panetuaiiy! ;esiisd for and 70
oFPfoEs-Theodors Woln's Clothing stors.
opposite lntsrnss,onai Hotsl g strsst,. VI:
cans sna Vessy Hooss, Gold HILL In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
NEW TODAY.


By W. o. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, authors
Of II. n. b. Ptnafore.
The opera will be presented With the following
extraordinary cast Of chsrscten
Richard. . Pirate ohisf. .....Mr. Henry Psakss
Samuel, his Lieutepant......Nr Willie Simms
Frederic, . Pirate Apprentices. Nr. ohas. Turner
Major Gsnsral Stanley, Of the
Edward. . Sergeant Of Polio. Nj. Al. Henderson
Mabel, General SANKEY'S
youngest daughtsr. .........h iss kno Lytton
Kats......l General I..niss Pauline Jenss
Isabei.....) Daughters [. Mis- Nay oassslli
Ruth, Q Pirstioal "haid.oi.a all.
Work Miss Louise Psullin
General stanley; Daughters. Pirates, Police.
men, etc.
s AZ, IA 4l SSssZ s'''a''' on the coast Of
ACT ia Ruined Chapel on General Stan.
Lays Estste.
Produced with full chorus Of Pirates, Police
men. General Stanlsy's Daughters. and Orches.
tYs and Musical Director nom the Bush Btreet
Thsatsr. san Francisco. Scenery and Costumes
sams ~ used ct the Fifth Avenue Theater, New
York, and the Bush Street rhsatsr. Ban Fran.
H- Reserved ssa.s can be secured Of the
usual prices ct the Open House on saturdayas
10 A. 4. jeistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
CoavEnrloN STILL RALLorINo
A VI GO To PRESS.

Especial to tie Gold HUI Daily Nss..l
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

wrong 10 attempt to bulldozs the
commissioners with the menace CT
"big noise around their ears" or in
sinuats that their selection of a site
elsewhere than Cumberland involves
the maintenance of their characters
before the public. They are men, not
children to be switched into good
manners-men who, if we mistake not,
will decide this matter sDhen the time
for decision comes, not er parte, butatter
close, rigid, sensible examination OF
I'LL the merits of the propositions in
hand-men who, We hope, will not
mistake small crowd of pigmies with
pens behind their auricles for the
great public. They have ample war
rant of law to proceed as they have
done-"full power" quoting from the
law, "to contract for the purchase Of
suitable land, x Z and to
enter into q contract or contracts for
erection of buildings" otc., and, as
if this was not enough, full power
"for the doing Of all other acts neces-
sary or proper to be DONE" Their
advertisement, the occasion Of the
commotion which has rocked Cum
berland to its foundations, was in ac-
cordance with the spirit of the law.
How were they to ascertain otherwise
the best thing TO do in the county's
interest," 1t is just possible, the
Times figures to the contrary not
withstanding, that the Commissioners
have already given this matter more
study than the Times or its "promi-
nent" correspondents; they measure,
very correctly no doubt, their respon-
sibility in the premises, and all are
taxpayers as well as the crude-letter
writers. The fusilade upon them at
this stage and upon Froatburg is
gratuity which ought to be re-
sented with indignation. Nothing
has been done to provoke it; nothing
has besn sought to be done, and moth
ing will be done unwarranted by law
or the interests of the people. Any
intimation to the contrary is an un-
justified impeachment Of the per-
sonal and official integrity of the
commissioners.
So far as Frostburg is concerned
we suppose our people care little or
nothing about the matter. They are
even willing to let Cumberland have
the asylum" on condition that the
harpies who have aasailed us shall
occupy it. Certainly, We don't want
them here, even in "straight-jackets.
In any estate we know we have to
support them.
1t is just TO say, in conclusion, that
there are great many people down
there to whom these remarks do rot
apply.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18
A COMPLAINT.

OCEAN MINES, Dec. l6, 1880.
Mr.. Editor If you will allow me
little space in your valuable paper
I will tell the readers of the JOURNAL
how the new platform of the Georges
Creek and Cumberland railroad has
been located for our convenience at
this place. Had it been built at the
base of the high rock on the summit
of Dams mountain, it would not have
been more inconvenient to the tray
cling public OF Ocean Mines but it
is located about one hundred yards
from any wagon road, and you could
not even take wheelbarrow nearer
than | have above mentioned, and it
is altogether a rough road to even
walk over. If it had been built about
one thousand feet east of the present
site it would heve been near q wagon
road, and would not have taken more
than half the amount of labor to have
erected it, and would have been sat-
isfactory to all. 1t will be to the in
tcrest of the company to build plat
form in a more suitable place for the
accommodation of the public. | GER
tainly think the company stands in
its own light by placing such atruc-
ture here, when all along The road
they have done so much for the con-
venience of its patrons.
Yours truly,
ONE OF THEM.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18
State and County Taxes
E'0r The Wear 1850.
)rFIca OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

OFFICE OF COUNTY I OMMISSIONERS
oT ALLugANy COUNTY,
CuMBERLAND, M, Ool. -, 1880.
ryNIIE attention OF Taxpayers is cspeci-
Z ally called 10 tie provision of the
New C1AC Of Pubic General Laws which
says cmpmucaly that the Collector shall
co,lecl md pay over the taxes within six
mont Us after receiving the books, and in
the event # ils failure TO do SO he shall
be lia'i to pro. ccutlOn and ,eycre pun
ishmrHl,
This means that The Collector having
received the books on the nth day Of July,
1885, Is Obliged by law, by his oath of OF.
flee, nd the bond lie hps given iur the
aiihlul performance If ms jGtv, accord
ing 10 law, to collect and pay over the
taxes within siN months, thai is by The
10Th day Of january, 1881.
The Collector hns no discretion in the
matter. Having accepted the Office he is
bound to execute its duties IN accordance
WIN the law, aud he will therefore be
Obliged to cylccl by the summary process
OF distress or execution Il ! taxes that are
unpaid on the 10Th cay of January 1880.
sulicc Is hereby give. that all { bills
fer 1880 in arrears On the 10th day of
Junuaiy, 1881, will be collected at once by
legal !rum s,
TyNpnuls sEn;ld therefore make pro-
visit. to comply wiLh the requircm nts of
las. $40 u,io pa their taxes for so be.
fore "a ,uiyy lGta, ISL, and thereby save
cost t.uube, &c.
M aXes are to be paid at the Collcc-
to- ; ilic1.
By urGprof the County Commissioners,
l.. I. DEWITT,
N $. FRosT. Clerk
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

IT seems to be an open secret that
the Piedmont, North Branch, R. r.
iron and coal company intend aban-
doning part Of their present road
bed, and instead, make Bloomington,
Nd, the eastern, and Huntington,
w. Va, the southern terminus also,
that the Homecoming and Cumberland
railroad instead of stopping at Iona
coming, will continue down the
Georges Creek valley through West
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

THE "CURRENT MONEY Aor'-
Decision of tie Court Of Appeals. :
The decision CT the Circuit Court for
Allegany county in the case of the
Union Mining Company VS.. Shaffer &
Mum, involving the construction OF
the Current money act" was reversed
by the court of appeals last Friday,
and new trial ordered. The Gaze is
discussed very fully by the Court,
and in several points sheds some dis
comfort upon both the enemies and
friends of the law.
1t seems the Legislature had the
right to pass the law 80 far as corr or
ations are affected. On the other
hand it does not repeal the 9th article
of the code which allows to indiyid-
uals the right Of order on an assign
ment Of wages.
In the case in question the Court
decides in substance that the assign.
ment was good as against wages
earned and due at the time the assign
ment was made, but of no force as 10
wages not earned. 1t is held, more
over, that even as to wages due at The
time indicated, the assignment would
be bad if the jury believed that the
intent and object of the parties thereto
were to evade the law. Upon this
point the Court would not pass, leav-
ing it to the determination of the
jury in each issue.
An employee may, therefore, assign
wages earned and due him by cor
poration but the latter must pay the
amount thereof IN money, whether
assigned or not. In the former case,
however, there must be no oollusion
of tho parties to evade the law.
1t may be inferred also that the
door is thrown wide open to all stores
to take assignments of wages, except,
it may be, in cases where such instru-
ments have been made irrevocable
otherwise the companies would by
partiality to one store make themselves
amenable to the charge of colluaion
and evasion. And no company can
dare to dishonor such assignment, no
matter to what individual or firm it
is given.
Hence, all our merchants through
out the region are on equal footing SO
far as collections through the compa-
MES are concerned.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

In spite of the production Of coal
to the enormous amount of 100000
tons in Illinois and Indiana, the de-
mand is outstripping the supply.
This is, to a considerable extent,
caused by the large increase of man
ufacturing industries in this and other
cities. Chicago requires at this time
of the year 10000 tons per month Of
soft coal, and 10000 tons of anthra-
cite. 1t will be readily be perceived
what an injury the threatened coal
famine will do the great industries cf
this city and the country generally
Chicago NeaUS.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

Kind reader, dear, AMI did v2u le.",
The news that's guin4 ~ Uui?
The key To open yGug puckr;.hcol,
Has by WALTER b. Sl!il been Und
His Christmas toys cant be beaten;
His CONNECTIONS pure and sweet;
And Tie attention yoI.' Il receive from him
Is really quite treat
& has dolls of all kinds AM sizr3,
Fromth China Patent, Gumaud Wax.
Black, White, Chinese and Yankee,
With har natural, .utc and flax.
Vases, Magic Lanterns, Drums,
Bauios, Camp. Chairs and Whiting Drshs,
Hep t. MAKE mp tins grand assortment;
Also Castors Dishes and TGol-Ch sts
For the musical he has Horns,
Tumpcts, Pianos and Melallaphoncs,
With uarmomcas, Whistles and Bugiea,
Tia. play in sweetest tones.
Work Baskets and Work Boxes,
Wali-PoCkets ot every kind;
Satchc.s, Bcooms ana Buckets,
In Ills store you'll surely lind.
Trunk, Furniture Sets and Whips,
ChaiIs, l}ucGs&ws and Canes,
And Hobby Horses without rider,
And 10 one to hold the rcins.
or the brave boy lie has
FLAGS, Horses ana Guns,
Watches that keep time,
And a l'rcEugine that runs.
Toic' Sets, Bureaus and Ealses,
An Express Wagon and "Shoo Fly
Sieighs, Call Bells and Cabinets.
That will make you say "Oh, my"
Whistling Conbs and pretty Beads,
With RattlGs for the little one;
Cars that will travel fast,
And Jumping Jacks what fun
lIoustacho and Magic Cups,
With Mugs, Whips and Banks,
And Tin Soldiers in box,
That you can put in ranks.
Nice States 10 ,iraW upon,
Sterescopes to lGok through,
With MenagcrieS to please the boys,
And spleuoid looks for you.
Carriages That you can ride in;
Toy Pistols far your protection
Kitchen Sets and Noah's Arks,
Help TO make up this collection.
Cigar Holders fH your Cubas
CandlcsticEs for your candles,
Washboards and Nriugcrs for the cook,
Knives and Forks with solid handles.
Scales to weigh your coffee in
And MIL TO grind it,
Also a Stove TO boilit on,
With Il lighted fire you'll find it.
Slcighs--thc fastest ever made;
With Books Of History and of Fun;
Christmas tree Ornaments by the million,
And Picture Frames for every one.
Candies-of every hue and pattern,
Both French and Domestic;
Figs, Dates and Raisns by the pound,
Which I'm sare won't make you sick.
To other things, TOO numerous to mention,
He calls your undivided attention;
Then let your dollars drop into The till,
OF Yours Respectfully,
Decd. WALTER B. STILL.
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY is Justly entitled
the Worlds Model Magazine. The lsrgcs,
in Form, the largest in Circulation, and
the best Three Dollar Family Magazine
issued. 1881 will be the seventeenth wear
of its publication, tits now enlarged aud
improved so extensively as to place i, IN
the front rank of Family Perio' licals, ana
equal to any four dollar magazine. Ii
contains "a pages, large quartO, 0tx13 in.
ches, elegantly printed on tinted paper
fully illustrated, each numbc having two
or more steel cngravings, oil picture, or
art subjects, published by w. Jennings
Demorest, New York, and by special
agreement combined with the
DAILY JOURNAL at $3.50 Per Year
Dec Is
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18

ernport to Bloomington, thus con-
rect NJ til entire coal range from
Cumberland to the Ohio river. This
programme will open vast field for
profitable investments, and capitalists
will do we'll to consider it.-Keyser
Echo
Frostburg mining journal., 1880-12-18


Recognizing the fact that the relation
ship oXlstiag between the Counties
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents Of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
facts and the liberal patronage extended
the "AIultby' in the past, l deem II but a
matter of justice thai some discrimination
should he made in their favor. have
thercioreccncluded to
Reduce.a3 Price Of Board to - a day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
appreciated ~ them, and at the sare time
merit and secure an increased share of
their patronage, Assuring them that
nothing will be lett undonu that can add
lotlicir comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, rs cents and up
ward per day.
G. Es. HOGAN, Prop.
Apy5