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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-24

were etDpdD6iieu. TUT tuo pidtUIlu u4dJOE
Connally appeared, and the creditors of de-
PENDANT were represented By Messrs. VIM
Jackson and w. A. Meese The jury at 0
p, NJ, broughtiin verdict for the plaintiff
R. King. James Lamb, George Cook
and Arthur Vallery, four of the coal
miners on Mr.. Taylor Williams property
BILE detainer were recently Issued by JUS
tice Hayden, appeared to-day before the
Justice, and the case was tried. The
miners had no defence and judgment for
restitution of the property in five days
was rendered Mr.. jackson of the firm of
Sweeney, Jackson u Walker appeared
for Mr.. Williams who was present The |
miners were.not represented by counsel.
This evening Chas. Ii. Deere, and
Hon. s. W. Wheelock, of Moline. Capt. |
I. j. Robinson, f. Weyerbauser, William
J Jackson, ESQ. and possibly some others,
of the Republican party of Rock Island,
will go to Chicago to be present at. the
meeting of the Republican state central
and representative men of the |
party, which occurs tomorrow, As nearly
as can be learned from those going it is
safe to say there is not solitary Grant
man in the delegation. Mr.. Jackson will
be accompanied by his wife. whose health
IF late has been poor. Hon. j. T. Brown
ng and Msjor j. NJ. Beardsley have
llready gone.
Yesterday stone laying on the fouG- :
lation of the new house which DIR. Plum
ner is building, was commenced, land
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
DENISON.


DENIsoS. February 0, 1850.
The reorganizcd Gate City Guards are
Evening things up by giving a hop every
Friday night at Armory hall.-Several
more weddings in prospect--Mrs'
w. p Bradley died last Friday.
j. 9. Montgomery, wife and
ehild returned from Arkansas Saturday
Colds are rather numerous.--R. Z. Bur-
hans, local of the News, is confined to h is
room by severe cold. - DIR. A. W..
Acheson's horse got in II hurry
Monday morning and started off
as soon as he was hitched, apparently to
make some urgent calls on his own accord
without even taking the doctor along with
him He took somewhat erratic course,
dropping parts of the buggy and harness
Bottom, when he freed himself from the re-
mains of the vehicle, and when last
heard from was en- route for Whites
boro, via the new wagon road.-Dr.
d. White returned from Gainesville Saturday
in an, as far as can be ascertained, unmarried
state, to the great joy of his many bachelor
friends.--L. S. Kemp, of Rhinebeck,
Grundy county, Iowa, is looking, around
town with view of locating.-- JaIhes
was obliged to have part of his foot ampu,
tated Monday, he having got it badly mashed
the latter part of last week. The operation
was performed by DR.. A. W.
Acheson. compress was run
ming on full time last week
and starts in the same way this week.
Considerable cotton still on the streets Satur
day and three car loads came in from Gaines
vile Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur l.. Steele, o
this city, received word Saturday of thu
death Of her husband, near Decatur, on thu
Ri inst.--A Houston Il Texas Contra
freight train left on time Saturday--this il
news.--Ono Of our prominent grocery mer
chants is reported as being on our to b.
married list. He has been as sly as a 70:
about it but we have got on his trail at last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11

pleasant dream. ---february 9,--DollPht'
hll spring weather. Gardening Hush
Irish POTATOES for planting In demand,
Early Rose preferred, RadiaheS, lettuce
peas selling by the dozen papers, -- Hood
mloh oowa can lind u ready mafkol W
Whltesboro, Several buyers We @ In town
lately md offer good prleeh' Egg market
oyordono-sharp decline Ia the commodity
twenty-five cents will now secure three dozen.
Mr., VIM. McKannle Ia seriously II not
dangerously III with something like pneu'
monln. lIe II much missed at his place OF
business chief manager Of tho grocery side
Of d. u, Lawronod's mercantile house, II
ia 10 bo hoped that he will soon reoovor--.---
Our Mayor, y II, Horton, leaves this evening
for Gainesville ~ give attention W land SUIT
In the DlstrIot court now IN seas on, "A few
DAYS ago tho county attorney Of Cook county
received petition referred 10 him by our
governor AMI sent 10 the governor by tho
friends and relatives Of Nomlnger tho man
charged with and convicted for tho
murder Of Cline, near Dexter year
or 40 ago, The governor II seems,
had never heard of the case before and con-
scQuonty referred tho petition TO Colonel
Barrett, the County Attorney, for particulars,
Tho information Is that Colonel Barrett viii
endorse the ollort for u Communication NJ lehsl
of tho sentence, II being now affirmed md for
hanging. Tho petition shows TINT ms I'M
fortunate young man, whose life " about 70
end In that ofn iolon, beongsto u highly r.
spectacle and widely influential family
of the old dominion. That his boyhood
even promised better things - TINT there
he was beloved and esteemed by all who
knew him. To corrOborato this II merchant
In this place states that he know Nosnger
for perhaps two years before the killing OF
Cline, snw him nj work every dnyi that he
wns remarkably sober and stem y for one of
his years; estimated ny all who knew him
ma slrctly honest and 10 NIL outward appear
nnocs, of nm irroproOchablc characters taking
the circumstance altogether though circuin,
astantial, vet the most convincing chain OF
evidence upon which the jury found their
verdict; the seemingly trivial cau'e of the
murder, tho dnmnnblc, demon incNrnhIe way
nm. pIncu whore poor Cline had his brains
blown out; the extreme apathy md indlller'
encc of the accused throughout the whole
history of the case, all point TO the only eX-
phnaion, insanity The Dcnison and Pa
cin. railroad IL no more, OK nomlne-'on me
first day of February under the shade OF It's
sponsor, Jay Gould. IL was christencd the
Missouri, Kansas ~ Texas railroad -. O..
Fnrris WINS fined in the Mayors court 10 and
costs for assault ind battery upon the person
of Green Amon. Fnrris plead guilty,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11

hut grant for argument sake no ID Deputy
United States Marshal, Why all this troubleI
il IA the first case Of the kind ever known 10
Fort Worth. We viii say for the infor-
nation Of those who do not know
that Mr.. 4. |. Cartwright holds papers
to-day 10 show that no was Deputy
United States Marshal for the Northern avs
triet Of Texas, under Marshal Thomas j.,
purnell, from tho 4th Of December, 1877, I'LL
Inc close Of his term M City Marshall and
furthermore, ho was also Deputy Sheriff
under Sheriff Henderson, from tho Bird OF
November, 1877, 10 the close OF llondonon's
frat term, and the commission was renewed
after Hendemon's reelection. We nsk was
not all this known 10 the Mayor, the Council
and the citizens of Fort WORTH and not n
word WAS ever said about declaring the Office
of City Marshal vacant, Why all this hue
and cry about Farmer holding two Offices
"A thu NJ Pnao hotel Pat johnson, n "
John Martin, 81 Louis NJ w Shirts, Joliet
III, d w Washburn Mamhalli John Miller,
Woatherlord; Mrs !. Corbct Tarrant county,
Toxasi DIR Eekin, city, II Y Hammer, Austin,
Tcxas + ID Grlce, Dallas j ID Gullon,
Mass; Il Y Montgomery, lowG Jno j. Henry
W w I4eake, Dallas II NJ Mcintyre, New
York; Thomas Smith, Gle urne, Texas;
Ward 4 Smith, u \ GrNndalc, 81 Louis; u
j Iipscomb, u NJ O'Ncal Grapevine; @ II
Muliken, A n Grant WeatherIord; A A
Whissen, Dallas; w + Beckham, Grahami
n II Huntingdon, Madison, Indiana; a "
Chldress, Durham, North Carolina; q Brl'
ant, $ Daughorty, q j Blair, A II Blair,
Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
ANNIHILATES A COUGH

is astonishing. Its effects go deeper than
the mere symptoms of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges tho cause from tho
system. Free and painless expectora-
ton is the mode by which IL relieves the
lungs, chest and tlront from the burdens
which Cypress them; thus nrresting Com
sumption and Bronchitis in the germ be-
fore they reach tho more dangerous
stages. The emaciated sufferer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
WHITESBORO.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
wuIrEsBoRo, February Q, lsSO

Correspondence OF the neraiu.
wnIrEsBoRo, February 8. 1850.
&C. Farris and Green Almon impaired
the peace and dignity of the State by slight
Misunderstanding on Saturday evening. 1t
vas not q pugnes ct calculus affair, as teeth
PLAYED part instead Of heels. Farris
walked out of the engagement wounded by
4 bite ON the finger. Almon, with indics-
tions characteristic Of an Irish wedding.
Both parties are doing as we'll as might be
expected, anterior to an adjustment of
Me- matter with the State. A
very mild form of the measles has
been prevailing in town recently. Several OF
the young folks have had them--without GO
me- TO bed.-Dr. Graves lost his baby child
on Saturday last. He has the sympathy Of
his many friends-There waits ON the
soadside-the road to Greeneville, in the
west end of town, contiguous to the quarters
of N. X. Barnes--a large, lean, lank, yellow,
develish hungry-looking cur dog that is GO
ing 10 get hurt II It's owner don't keep him
lied. About dark every evening this cur
r,shes rayenously out, TO the greal peril of
the AFOREMENTIONED and passers-by, the
former of whom am frequently which. SO
The "dorg" had better keep shy. Due notice,
govern yourself Observation-Disclosures
Delegates from the Grand lodge of l. 0. o. f.,
held In your city, speak highly of Dallas and
as hospitality. All seemed TO enjoy them
sslyes TO the full easure.--Hurrah for the
HxRALD and its new dressl That old name
carries us back TO the days when we run the
quill and used TO SEX" Though those days
can never more return yet we like to be re.
minded Of them occasionally. Don't we
remember with pleasure Mat Dale and the
Advocate. Robinson and the Item, Gushing
and the Telegraph, Wood and the Pioneer
@n' many Others whose names now seem O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS OF OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs.
Ono Boy Murders Another at Atlanta-Tho Case
Of Marshal Farmer Before tho Fort Worth
Counol-MisoolanO and Gen
eral News Items,
ATLANTA.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

GDrresp0nucnCe OF tne iierulu'
ATLANTA, Texas. Fob 0, $50
A sad affair occurred here Inst evening, be-
tween two little boys, age about thirteen or
fourteen years, Willie n, White and James
A. Pierce, in which tho former stabbed the
latter with a pocket knife about ono inch be-
low the left collar bone, causing instant
DEATH Willie had drawn his knife on Jim
mie during the evening but u larger boy
took it away from him and keptit until Jim
mic started home Willie aske for his knife
and rs soon MS no got possession of IT. fol-
lowed Jimmie, overlook him and did the
fatal work. Jimmie Pierce was harmless,
good-natured boy, having the friendship OF
oil who knew him. Willie White has been
regarded as a bad boy for years. His pre-
hminary trial is now going on; don't think he
will BIO granted bail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
THE HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
haEnTs AND BRANCH OFFICES,

The following parties are Agents and have
charge VI branch Offices Of Tm HERALD
a. tho places named, 10 solicit snb-
soriptiona ana make contracts for ADVERTISE
ments for this paper aud 10 collect and receipt
for the samei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
The only oXisting remedy for every apo.
sics or Acute or Chronic Disease OF
the Organs OF Respiration,
and IN absolute
NpEnIEIG ElR GnNSNMprIlM I

THIS all-powcrfui vegetable preparn-
4 ton expeis from tho lungs md air pas
sngcs, tho mucus aud muco-pus produced
by pulmonary inflammation, heals tho
irritnted membranes, and renovatcs
every organ which utilities the breath of
life. II contains no stupefying poison,
and Is In all respects u hcalthful mcdi-
cine. Tho rapidly and certainty with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
l. In AboJuinabIe

TO 90 through life with "snOgs" in the
mouth, Abominnblo not more 10 the sui
leror than his friends Buy SOEODONT
md cleanse tho tooth which remain, or, bet
ter SIN, use II nov and save your teeth,
SOZODONT is economical. dNw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
The World is Moving
And so Is
JOHN MORRELLl

And as every thing is moving In General,
take pleasure ia informing the public thsI
have moved back to the driving City oil Dslle
and wish to.inform my OLD -.trons, and erer
body else, that | am at pre- ent to be found
the rear room of the late defunct First Nations
Bank building, corner of Main and Lamar se'
with full stock Of Leather.
And am prepared to make for You out OF "
best material, the finest Boots and Shoes.
eye-y kind or style. You will not need bollt
''Oh my cornsl' Ladies' please remember ye
wear the poorest shoe In all the world, If ~
wear the mericau store shoe. | cap fit 81
suit You. Please cali ON me first, before "
buy elsewhere. Respectfully,
jan27 JOHN MORRELD, y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
BATTLING FOR LIFE

with tho most terrible scourgo of our cli-
mate will find Fritsch's Prussiafk cough
Syrup n potent ally, and will assarediy
win the fight by adhering strictly to this
grant n,eIipina The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-11
PATENTS.

Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. C. All
business connected with Patents, whether be-
fore the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly
attended to. No charge made unless q patent
secured. Send for circu lar. janidtf.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
State News.

Edgehold: The Adrertiscr has been
enlarged TO a nino column paper
Horny Ethoredge. COW thief, and Wiley
Holloway, another negro, set fire to the
county Jail last week, ind came very
near being smothered to death before the
fire conld be extinguished.
Kershaw: A fight occurred on last Sat-
urday night in West Wateree between
Messrs. w. II. Gardner and James
Hays, white, and Dick Murphy, colored.
All three wero severely cut and stabbed,
though mono of the wounds are consider
cd serious. No arrests have been made.
Too much whiskey.........W F.. Brewers
house was burned las week nt q Lose
of 81 600.
Clarendon: There are four colorcd
Jurors on the petit panel this term and
all Of them are ablo to read and write
Tho gin house and barn of j.. w. Linsey,
wo destroyed by fire on last Wednesday
morning. Fire believed incendiary. ......
Wade Dennis, who was shot in the bow
Atkinson, on the lst instant, died of his
wound on last Thursday. Atkinson is
still Mt lnrge.....A colored infant, the
child of Alex. Williams. was smothered
to dcntl OH last Saturday night m j Josli
Lc,, q colored boy, was horribly If not
fatally burned Mt the depot on Thursday
night by the explosion of kerosene
lamp.
Lancaster: The personal property OF
the county last year was returned at o
totnl valuation of $iOO,7l3. This year
ut S455,O5h. an increase In this year OF
$55,342. Tho value of the real estate oi
the county this year has been increased
about 5000.
Marlboro: Jack Odom was killed by
Frank Ccvington in o drunken row on
last Wednesday night. Both parties coll
orod.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
---------------------1----
An Address to the Indiana Democracy

INDIANAPOLIS, October 10.
The Democratic Executive Committee
have issued tho following address:
To the Democratic and Independent Hote,s
Of Indiana:
1'ho result Of the election last Tuesday
IL deep disappointment to uy nll. Tho
extent OF the success which tho Republic
can party has achieved in this State Is as
much n surprise tn the Rannhlicnna nc Il
is to tho Democrats, and proves thnt tho
majority Of tho Republican party were
as ignorant OF tho means which their cor
rupt leaders wero employing us we were.
The temporary loss OF our State is n
calamity which timo will onablo us to
retrieve, but the injury which our FREQ
institutions will sustain resulting from
tho frauds and corruption practiced by
Republican leaders to secure their tri-
unph In incalculablc. Tho Causes
which enabled tho Republican party to
succeed In tho election arc now plain.
They were the partial success OF their
scheme to Africanizo our State for politi-
cal purposes, the corrupt use OF money
for the purpose OF obtaining votes, tho
importation and aso OF repoaters pro-
tected by deputy marshnls and tho Md
derived by them from tho use OF the
Federal machinery of election under
pretense Of supervising tho election of
members of Congress.
In the Presidential election we will
not have to encounter these forces to tho
same extent ae In oar State election.
The corruption fund will have to be
divided among many States. Their re-
peaters will be all at home, and those
who were discharged from arrest by
deputy marshals on straw bail will not
bo likoly to make their appearance in
in our State soon again. We shall have no
Federal marshals or Federal machinery
TO contend against. We arc thoroughly
united in our counsels; whatever our
advorsaries may say to tho contrary Is
untrue. We therefore call upon you not
to relax any of your efforts. Put soine
new lifo and energy into your County
and township organizations, and take all
measures In your power to bring ont
your full strength to the polls. The same
vote polled by us in October If polled In
November Will secure TO us tho State.
The average majority against us mt the
late election will not exceed 1000, aud
may fall bolow that figure. This major
ty can and, in our opinion. will bo over
come in tho Presidential election. a
change of threo voters in each precinct
will accomplish It, Remember you have
q loader lii this contest who mover sounds
q retreat, and he commands an army
that never surrenders.
Signed: w, II. English, Il. a Hen
bricks, ]. r. Mcdonald, Fr kiln Lam
ders. William Fleming, j. . Cropsey,
o. O. Sleatley, Executive Committee,
James II. Rice, Secretary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
OHIO AND INDIANA.

The October elections arc over, and
they have gor" strongly against the
Democrats 1t is n disappointment to
many, but tho close observer for months
past has seen the evidence OF shrewd,
cunning and skiliful Republican work
In Ohio and Indiana, Which must have
made him, however strongly he desired
it otherwise, dread Republican victory
In these States In October The Demo-
Gratis have rs usual made II good fight In
each OF tbeso States, but the Republicans
have carried them, and the causes arc
very easily noted. Tho Republicans
havo conducted an aggressive campaign.
while the Democrats have ploddcd along
trying to avoid woundin3 any PERSONS
feelings, and therefore fearing to please
any person particularly. The Demo-
Gratis in Indiana made II very unfortu-
nate nomination for Governor, Landcrs,
their candidate, being toe much of u
Greer hacker for tho hard money men,
and not quito Greenbncker enough for
tho real Grcenbackcrs. lie is n weak
man, poor dcbater, and even unpopu-
lar in his own party. Then, Mr.. Eng
lish ls also unpopular III In-.Iy portions
of Indiana, so that his presence Ia II load
instead Of an advantage to tho ticket.
On tho other hand the Republicans SO.
lcctcd strong, popular and unobjection-
able men for Governor. Thoy pratcd
over tho 'solid South" and floated tho
"bloody shirt Until they obtained all Of
tho bcne.:.s it could confer, and then
dropping 1t ut tho last moment they
seized upon tho tariff issue and by 'iold-
ing up the dangers of free trade to tho
largo Western manufacturing and min
ing interests they made votes upon it.
To cap the whole work, they voted
crowds of negroes and spent quantities
Of money.
The result places tho Presidential olcc-
ton In doubt. If Indiana votes differ
emily in November there will DO no tron-
bio in electing Hancock, while If II votes
for Garfield tho voto will still bo very
close, with chnnces slightly favoring
Hancock. Thoro is no cause for discouI-
ngemont In tboso elections. 1t Is simply
an extra inducement to close ranks and
go TO work. Tho next two weeks will
probably change tho whole result.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
The County Treasurer OF Hampton
Robbed.

On Thursday night, the 7th inst, Major
w. j. GOoding, our County Treasurer
was tho victim Of n bold robbery, under
the following circumstances:
Upon reaching the homo Of Mr. Charles
Terry, Mt Gillisonville, on the night
assistant. w. r. hammond, Esq, put
up Tor the night. The yaliSe, containing
funds to the amount Of $1,000 and valu-
able County papers, besides clothing,
etc., was placed under the bod In the
room which tho treasurer had occupied
on several occasions previous. Whilo
Major Gooding, Mr.. Hammond and ,he
family wero ut supper thicvcs entered
through back window and made Off
with their booty. AS soon rs tho loss
was discovered immediate stops were
taken to catch the thieves and recover
and tho rain falling steadily. nothing
conld bo accomplished beyond examin-
ing ana tracing the tracks or two persons
to cane-hrnke or swamp not far distant
from tho house by tho aid of lanterns.
Ono track was that of bare foot and the
other apparently that OF u No. 0 shoe, as
we'll as could be d:scernod In tho heavy
falling rain, which footprints were
doubtless being rapidly obliterated.
Skilled detectives wero summoned es
soon as practicablo, and 1t Is thought tho
robbers Will ere long be in tho hands of
the law. Suspicion points to certain par
ties. but it Is thought best to vcRtilate tho
subject no further at present.
1t Is hardly necessary to say that
naithnr tl.e S.:.ce :;:o1 tsiv County nor inc
sureties of Major Gooding will lose any,
thing, rs ho has made arrangements by
which, as ho states In his card, "every
dollar will be reported and paid out as
usual" The sympathies of every citizen
Of Hampton County aro with Major
Gooding In his misfortune, and his self
sacrificing course demands respect and
admiration. During the years of his
public service, as we'll as In the affairs of
private life, his record has been bright
and clear, and this loss commands our
heartiest sympathy.-Hdmpion Guardian.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-10-21
AN ORDINANCE
To Prevent Gambling in the Town of
Anderson, s. C..


RE 1T ORDAINED b5T the Intendart
LID and Wardens of the Town of Ander-
son, 3. c., in Council assembled, and by
the authority of the same:-
SECTION l. Tint any person who shall
run any Faro Bank, Wheel of Fortune. or
any other machine or game of chance, or
any person who shall bet, or stake, or pay,
such games or machines Of chance or any
person who shall bet, lay down or stake in
any way whatsoever any money or other
thing on any game of cards or dice, either
played by himself or by any other, or who
snail play any games with cards or dice in
any place within the corporate limits of the
Town OF Anderson, s. c., except those
gn;nes, and only in those places, expressly
excepted by the Revised Statutes of the
State of South Carolina now in force. and
any person who shall bet, stake or pay in
any manner any money or thing on any
game OF any sort, or any person who shall
gamble i'll any manner whatever, or any
person who shall knowingly allow or per-
INIT any OF the machines or games prohibit
ed by the provisions of this Ordinance to be
run or played in any manner on his prem
lses, or on any premises under his control,
or who shall knowingly allow or permit
any gambling of any sort On any of his
premises, or premises under kis control,
shall, upon conviction thereof before and
by the Town Council or Anderson, s. c.,
Ge fined in sum not less thnn one dollar,
nor more than one hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned in the Guard House not less
than one day nor more than thirty days.
SEC. 2. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi-
nances conflicting with this Ordinance arc
hereby repealed.
Done and ratified in Council, and the Seal
f~->) of the Corporation Of the Town
SEAL. OF Anderson affixed thereto, this
.S-' 10th day of October, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty.
G. =. TOLLY,
Intendant.
Clerk Town Council.
Oct 2l 1880 1h