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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11
TENNESSEE elects a Republican Gov

TENNESSEE elects Republican Gov
erHor.
BHRNHARpr is still driving East
ern people crazy.
WRIT w. WALTON is candidate for
Chief Clerk of the House.
Bob" RIzER's bank of Junction
City has suspended.
THE Democrats are now considering
whether the body should be buried OF
not.
TIE Prohibition Amendment has
carried the State by about ten thOus'
and.
OFFICIAL returns from seventy-five
counties i'm Illinois give Garfield q ma
jofity of 40, 500.
A DEMocRATwas elected to the Leg
islature in Ellsworth county. Friend
McLennan got left.
A cOIORED barber was elected to
Congress i'm the Third Arkansas Dis
trict by l 900 majority.
THE Railroads east from Kansas
CITY are at war again and you can ride
most anywhere for few cents.
.PRoF. ID. ]. EVANS, of Great Bend,
has been appointed TO position in the
Interior Department at Washington.
."GATH', thinks the contest for
Speakership of the House will lie be-
tween Kasson, of Iowa, and Frye, OF
Maine
THE New York Herdids Memphis
correspondent says that Postmaster
General Maynard will be the next
Senator from Tennessee.
THE number of Votes polled in the
three leading cities of Kansas is as fol-
lows: Topeka, 3,O77 Leavenworth,
2,977; Atchison, 2,140.
THERE are fewer members Of the
Legislature in this part of the State,
"knownt TO fame" elected this year than
ever before. All new men.
NEW JERSEY hangs i'm the balance
ON Governor The Democratic count
only gives Ludlow a majority of 3o'.
Mcclellan had Il, 743 in 1877.
HAsKELL's majority i'm the Second
District is anywhere from 1900 to s.
UOo. cold Shoes" is the Madonna
which got away with st. Green.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

q visit to Lawrence, expressed in x
| ulfing terms that there mar be g
beautiful views than -
| Dread. but he had failed O4&1t IA.
Likewise President Hay spfe III
himself i'm most glowing In lo5 se
view. If these 0<I bN4 II
| served the scene by IN IN -
doubt theirstrains of praiseslaAkl Eve
been far more panegyric:b<<
| Ofii,s,itutioiis the l. Stands
| most prominent, and ii Is true tia;
the majority OF the issSp.e OF KaIIs1s
are ignorant of the ,bissa standing ~
this Institution, for If Jiky we're il
| pressed with its true greatness they
would not think of seadias-tiieif SANS
, TO other states in order that they might
acquire a lnOre prOfici snC Aducation.
The University was first established
| i'm April. 1859, as Presbyterian in
stituiion. but il soon came under the
control of the Protestant Episcopal
church and finally passed into the
uOsse.sion of the state. Since then ii
mas steadily increased III Importance,
and to-day stands u peer To any col
lege in the west. The buiidingsls AN
imposing structure situated on Mount
Ortau, anu was wv w, ~,
prOxiniate cost oil s2V'Vo" iiA nun,
Der ofstudents In attenueheT - -s.saL ,';
ly increasing, and VIII pro"uoiL this
year reach about ooV. Inc anil ot .le
institution Is TO give a .norousn euu-
cation in literature, scieiice anu ln. al. u
the youth Of Kansas.
Speaking generally me pe"p,e VI
Lawrence are "a thorough c ~, eli
ing people, ior Oh 0uiiuay T.I,.
avoided aud "eyerybody goes 10
church. Similar TO other CITES uhfle
are multifarious creeds, uut u'i,ihe u.
most cities they all aI'pe,f " havg
large following aha SuiiHiy aias NJ
said IN Lawrence Gay -
leading dehoihiiatiohs' sue SD 'i;a,s
gatlonniists, haPtisls, sse.s
anu fresoytertfhs Tespeo'i -;
provided With suos.au. So,
which would pe orlialiieIi.s ~ 81.
FOR renheu socie!! W.. -
surpasseu ny any Iiis AZ Sfsti,s.
there Is Ien .:, ~. ill !.
so-cailed cou-hsn $50, .isisss
SO prevalent III iios, "I 49,, ,.I,,bs
There are SEVERN . S fs..nd
whlch nave IafSe niTn' -.
are very eoill .il,, na .f,2inI
munity, II .hear SUE l.;,es;, an " -,
results icIhi any IT., Contain.
INC 1ay .,.'..,:, ;r n ..ra,t crc,li, 10
ABOUT ~" No,. n,',IS st..ant.,ssen,,.-
,nis p ,aee, anu a SDa iv a,hst Kansas
~ Patterneu amer " ,',s.iiSt",,
towiss. Al an nnu, .1,,a. ' Ia =, Ss.bt
can hhI soIi'ep an, Sn,;rt,,,I
II Is Always MT" 'A =
throhg. ,,,..s, a. ..,; .sstion
to the manuf:.etqsies il 6 snt,s r:..,,
sary to give briei uesertP',cn, ~.
they already nave an eAtssn4,Es,i,n ,ha
ton. The Douglas county Mi,is Lii, Ill
barb-wire factory ana tiee NooA s.a VI" IL,
do not require q uessIp uos !.ets, ~
new and important iaGtofvf Ny, ~
Gently been estaniishea Fi Wy pf
pose OF making iuhioe! QUE Va ,s;,f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

ENOUGH returns have been received
ia California 10 determine that the
Hancock electors, except Judge Terry,
have carried the State by a majority OF
from ao0 To 3o0. The Republicans
!, have a majority of II on joint ballot in
the LEGISLATURE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

flMoRE complete returns show that
Gov. Green is elected Representative
~ Riley county by one majority, and
that Sam Wood is also elected in
Chase county. We reported last week
that both of these gentlemen were de-
fi.ated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

IT is stated that Carl Schurz de.
signs moving TO Wisconsin, with the
purpose Of being elected L. s. Senator
from that State. Carl Schurz was
once a played out politician in Wis
consin. We don't know what rank
he would take i'm the Badger State
NOW
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

loHN y. DIXON, the big apple-man
Of oskaloosa, Iowa, has gathered 80
600 bushels of apples this season, and
many of his winter trees remain un-
touched. \ single shipment Of 500
barrels was made TO England a few
slays Ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

OFFICIAL returns from "a counties
i'm Kansas show that Garfield has a
plurality of 7,lIS and a majority OF
S4,435. ST. John has a plurality of y, :
O7s and majority of 25,0iS. SO far
the Prohibition Amendment has a
majority of $50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

A SILLY canard was put on foot last
Tuesday to the effect that there was a
movement Ia make Grant President
instead of Garfield, by inducing South
ern electors to east their vote for Grant,
providing enough Northern stalwarts
would join i'm To elect him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

As far as can be learned the next
House of Representatives will stand
l47 Republicans TO al Democrats and
Greenbackers The Senate stands 3.
Republicans and 81 Democrats, giving
Viee-President Arthur the deciding
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

GARFIELD is perfectly overwhelmed
with honors. Probably not another
American has held so many high Of
fees Mt once. He is Member of Con-
gress, a United States Senator and
President elect
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

..JrpGE PRESCOTT writes that Tom
Anderson's majority in Mcpherson
county is about LOO, the State ticket
l,oOO, and his own 300. The Judges
majority i'm the District is about 5000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

NEW YopK Nov 3-Gen Hancock
said In n r.nnr,,r tn.J,v. 81 am viii.
inc to abide hv the Je,.ision ofiL. nro-
ME Our co,,ntrv il a renubli,. th.
majority must TuI. e" There y,.
noibine in his demeanor 10 inJic,ie
,Iisannniutment
MN YuUK. Nov. 3-Iost ni,b,
Geu. Hancock retired At am carly
hour HAVING given exnIici, orIcrs
that he shouid moi he disturbed ON .c-
count of any election news wb.,ev.r
The officrr. Of his cnmmond ,t Lcad.
quarters watched the bulletins which
arew hourly Jiscournyinc FIR tL,ir
chief. long after he WAS n.leen. mi.
morning Gen. Hancock arcs. AT an
early hour walked over 10 hi. Office
whcr, ne snent n short time ,Iisno.inr
of imortant private cares He .nent
the day ATTENDING 10 routiu. ,iutie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

CAPT. A. II. BANKS leaves Topeka
for Washington shortly, to endeavor
to effect arrangements for visit OF
the Flambeaux clubs of Topeka to
Washington when Garfield. Is IN
auturafed President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

THE Republicans gave the Demo-
Gratis a sound thrashing i'm Lincoln
county. G. w. Anderson, editor ofthe
Lincoln Center Register, was elected
REPRESENTATIVE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

SENATOR CONKLING styles Chaun.
cey J. FilIey, of Missouri, the ablest or
panizer and shrewdest manager of
political campaign in the United
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

-fSoLoN ROBINSON, the well-known
writer on agricultural topics, died on
Thursday last, at Jacksonville, Fla,
where he had gone for his health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

The Episcopal prayer book will still
stand by the doctrine Of the Trinity.
The General Convention refuses to
substitute In the litany the words
Lord God Almighty" for the Trim
ity," and Holy Ghost, the Comfort
en-" for Holy Ghost proceeding from
the Father and son" And yet the
demand for the amendments shows
that. il not in the prayer book. at least
by some Of the Church. the doctrine Of
the Trinity is rejected.-Nac Tork
Mn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

EX- u. S. MARSHAL d. w. Hous-
ton Is a Representative from Ander-
son county Another resurrected poll
tician. The Deacon is first rate man,
however.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11
A~OaSS<ssssr ssias$S<santsai PAulinus.
.Nln in the Mnrll ar. tleyo And

Who in the world are they? And
Saul 1aSheS aud Saint Agobard: :
Hey aS3fnA Al red and Alacoque
HN lkIeS. 1sesle Acosta aud Ciau-
dio de Acguaviva; the priest Hecker
Who ever heard of them? The full
record of their remarkable deeds Is
given in Appletons' whilst the follow
ing are omitted: President Hayes,
Jas. \. Garfield, Francis Herman,
Roscoe Conkiing. Sanford Il. Church,
OIiyet J., Morton. And amongst
clIdrch dgnUaries AppIeteIls' omits
these: Drs. :. O.. Brown, Ebenezer
Do. ge, Theodore l.. Cuyler, Washing
ton GLADDEN.. What's Il Cyclopedia
for?n Not of for references. That
theory is abandoned.
From Biography 1 went To
RELIGION, AND RELATED SUBJECTS.
i opened Appletons' and began !: ]
locked for Justification, Inspiration,
Incarnation, REORGANIZATION. did
not find them. l looked for God. for
Idolatory, for German Theology, Har-
mont of the Gospels, and for the Fall
pCN@. Artpkxi for, Hersey, and
Heaven. anil f0r Free VIII and Fore
knowledge. looked for the Hindu
AeESivp. I iliogue, The FIXTURE State,
AdHpA,ahSsts finally looked for
t.Aitih'-ili and the General Assembly
all in vain. All Evidences Of Christi
anity even are missing. found all
tH,&e fully trHtSi IN tJohnsou. APP
bfdfohs' fnay K &nat the religious lie
par,ment in ~ of their Annals or
books of indel8. Perhaps. But that
M NfAD,pesHVh wilt rccur, Whats
\ tycior*S@fia TN PIX u
But | have 20 more leisure for this
PNest-xi,klen Cyclopadia. To call il
American is Ia slur the name. Ii j.
Tho psfsEisr ri ,Ieblsors in every de-
parrnicH Rt SNARle.k Thought John
sons oyytHeiJ 6s the score Of econo-
my; propose To Keep IL, on the score
many %sf wishes, very sincerely in rely
yours, " TIIEo. Il. RoTH.
Utica JrSiy q, fa-1...
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11
DErARTMENTOr LAW.

81 tef:6taH Jurisprudence, and it
was not in Appleton's. And when we
found all these oipittsL right in a
string :. Judge, Joihture, Joint own
erslriP, lppl!and Several. Joinsler Of
far<4ea ia Law, J1i,ldn ofiActions in
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11

u American Lakes, History, Interest,
{tc., etc, cd iaf,sit1Bl. IL 80.
| | found these subjects all ably treat
Ill in JobnsV,sis, though limited by
kI26GJGQ waElSt Med that rs
tSfSlitiSfseMhce, Appleton isis clear
in the shade.
/ | then secured the services of 4 law
yer. l was thoroughly in earnest 10y
this time. We began together the in
yestigation of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-11
WESTERN Star MILLS !
North side Ofrros s,eBs.,
Salsna. Kansas.

QlAyING lately male iArs- adiiiIons n ani
Il CRAFTY improves. car Niils mailing tbs
isrz-s; and aasi ee1tssiss tail property IN is@
state, 90 are no- preysresi - supTdy tse tfsir
,5fh esl.trafes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
LOCAL JoTTINcs.

60 to Loon Kahn for Boots, Shoes an'
Hats.
Leon Kahn Is the boot and shooman o.
Dallas.
,-Frcemans photographs as cheap Ms ah>
In town.
--Atlas Portable Engine took FirSr FRO
MUM nj 81 Louis Fair, 1879.
--"Tho Famous" tho Boss House for linen
table damnsk.
w. Ii, Patterson & Co. sell the best cl'
gaN and tobacco In the city. Don't you Tor
Get IL, tho No. III Lamar street.
SEQ the Emma Abbott corset at tho "fa-
NOUS"
For nice fitting shirts have them made 10
order Mt Chnceys, G5l Main street
Prices reduced for twenty, days NJ free
mans first premium art Gallery next uoor
TO Sanger Bros
Tina cntertainmont of the Young Mems
Hebrew association is postponed until next
Sunday.
-Ifyou want good and pure liquors, ana
fill measure 90 10 w. II. Patterson " Co''
iii Lamar street, prescription druggist
Gents colluloid collars and auiis, Mt the
"Famous."
"A largo and elegant stock Of ladies and
conts' gold watches and chains just received
atJ. NJ. Grams.
-Nobby styles Of Gents Hats "s'ho "f"-
NOUS"
--Wanted--A 0rst-class millneT place
pe,manent and good wages. Reference re-
rnired. Address postoillce box 10, Dallas,
Texas.
Have your drawers made to order NJ
C,ancey's, double lined in the seat and war
rsnted not to rip or break
Hamburg Edging', fine, very hne' AZ the
"Famous"
BE sure and take your prescriptions to
w. Ii. Patterson Il Co. Mr.. Patterson Is
graduate in pharmacy, and is always ~ ms
post, No. III Lamar street
Leon Kahn keeps Zeigler's best custom
made boots and shoes.
Just one--only one--Rrst-class restau-
rant where ladies and gentlemen can go WITH
ant being ANNOYED by bar-room difficulties.
90 to the old reliable Demonico, I'll Main
rect. W
They are learning on the other side of
III water which is the genuine and which is
the spurious smoking ,bacco. Orders are
coming in daily from oreign countries Tor
Blpkwells Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking
Tobacco.
Artistic designs in Dress Buttons, at the
Famous"
Go to Birmingham 81 FELTON, ,stor fresh
corn meal and cheap COW feed, 226 Patterson
venue.
Clancy has the finest line of colored shirt
ings ever brought to Texas.
--Messrs. Ortlieb & Co. have card in
another column. These gentlemen are we'll
known in this community, and deserve sue
cess on their own merit. Honorable in
stinctively just and thoroughly Intelligent
their success ought to be assured.
The Republicans held q meeting last
night at the City hall, and were addressed by
MT. j. G. Bigger. The sentiment was op,
posed to the nomination ola State ticket and
favorable to the Independent movement.
Excursion tickets to Galveston, for sale
at the Union depot to-day and tomorrow,
at reduced rates, good until the 25th. Round
trip tickets $3.50. The Central does this to
give our people an opportunity TO attend
General Grants reception in that city.
Attention is directed to tho proclamation
of the Mayor in tho matter of the proposed
reception and entertainment of General
Grant by the city of Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
nEEa nOTTLINa INDUSTRY.
Domestic Consumption aud Foreign
Expectation,
st. Louis Trado world.

~ lANlh lfhNn hbllNH
During the past fow years tho beer bottlnG
Industry haa from very small beginning be
come ono Of the chief industries of our gfeal
city, There are number ofeNl0nslyo concerns
engaged In this business, but the one great
leading firm 10 whom tho Trade World
dosirea TO especially call attention this week
Is lhat Of O. Conmd IL Co., i0I 10 Az North
Sixth street This firm has been engaged
IN wholesale liquor dealers md importers Ol
wines IN 81, Louis for seventeen years, mud
during the past three years extensively en-
gaged In botting Of IN unequnlod quality Of
beOr, which they had judlelousy protected
under tho expressive namoof
BUDwEIsER RRER,
Increasing their sales from $4,000 during
tho first year TO 100000 during the last,
This beerls declared by our best physicinns
10 DO healthful and not Intoxicating, Their
trade Ia this celebrated Budwclsor Is goncr.
ally throughout this country, rs we'll NJ on tho
PAGilG ~ Atlantic ocean, on tho gulf rs
on the Northern lakes, while largo quantities
reach Mexico, Central America, West Indies
md largo expectations 10 many localities In
Europe, 81, Louis owes 10 the energy, do.
MlnN""Voh ""u klp"t y"Nkllu't VI W. NVHi"u
WOO great praise Tor tho splendid success ana
unrlVhlcd reputation OF WIS Bndwelser
Deer, demonstrating our ABILITY 10 manuiac'
lure inc pest mid drlnk ~ The world But
II IL not 10 be concluded that G. Conrad IL
Co. have reached their present prominent
rank AZ suppliers Of such celebrated beer
Wilhoul great laDof' VeAhllon ana expense
They have met many great difficulties, but
ny puILpverenco tpcy hnvo hnally overcome
o'ory 1ps'nC'o, nnu NO" nhvu lalr Su'llnB ~
m,,sni 20 ~ service 70 our leaasr' 70 men
1I9ll ll'o nuBnuoh oolwoon lh's urn ana the
Jmrlg nrJ,wlng c93,hphny, inyolVlng tne
ona'su uB"inSs ,uu onriS company lhn. 'nsy
Wero iresuuulonsyt ma III VIOLATION, OF ue
l,Bn's VI SGhrhu ~ 70, hhu inc puDllc, sen
P d., ,m'Jr'o' "reI'u y, oeoL u'ucr NV NUM-
", nuuwJso', anu WIZ lnyIes ooS.les, e'o.,
~" u'"ep I ~ uoIvnVu 'nu puumc' eonI rn noS
GV, ouuu '"o o"'S '0"'p"ny ior @io'oVo
mh .oo n., ,,
80 Nv iusu', ","L .np'ouBn c1"iiiill"',on
=, onV UNIV ~ It 'no 'wo oee's' nna lno ull.
,u,vn" 3"t.us, naVe's' oso, wao, 'Il"' 'pc court
~ JuuS'ua' ior naagn uh,Ilnp ne 70 CDnrau
so "a ,or c, r's.ra'u , w. unrg Drew
mS company IRON usaIS tnu many vi bud'
T ME ~ Jo,'iuu'o, wv uo'r VI ahE k'nu'
nn aoS'',o'' ,'"S 'am'I poVi, "''LinHu W tne
. .aa o. ~ nnpoais, "''n .J,Iv c'G'nes Oon-
~ IA. " w. WIN 'no so'o Iisn. nlu exclusive
,'in'eSu w us',E Wv ''"''o nuuw ,Yt Inns
'niporwh1 W tnS 'uuc unu WIN releVo lhe
Snolu rM!'er o. eic uouGl una uncertainty
ha 'o ou., '"0 q'0'''o" oe'oio '"o "o''oh Vi
ne court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND COM
PLETE STOCK.
Correspondence and orlcrs solicited and
BOTTOM PRICES Gl'AltANlEED
supplies and ) and 10
Cent Counter GOsds u Speciality.
Alex. OrtIieb 81 Co,


This popular firm, which is now busily
engaged in selling the stock of fancy and
staple groceries, which was sez-
ed by the Sheriff from the
store of /. Lowcnthal, ut 63l Elm street. Mt
reduced prices, will remove on April lst their
large and complete stock Of goods, now in
store ut 900 Elm street, to the place above
mentioned. In the meantime it would be
beneficial to all in want of groceries to call on
them for bargains. They will pay particular
attention to the filing Of city orders, and all
they ask is fair trial. Goods will be dcliv-
cred free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

Colonel Q. b. Welborn, attorney-at-luw,
conveyancer and real estate agent, is doing q
fine business He HIS a vast deal of land for
sale in various portions Of the State, both
improved and unimproved, and at prices to
suit all clnsses of purchasers OF city
property, he has the rental of numerous
dwelling and business houses, and he is ready,
at all times, to serve clients. Prompt in
business, courteous in manner and reliable,
he gives satisfaction in all his transactions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
ClothingI Clothing! at Il. NJ. Kahn
& Co.'S.


Mushroom sauce, relish, tomatoes, sardines,
cells in /, or ID. cans, fresh Swiss cheese,
hand cheese, pure maple syrup in glass jars,
imported anchovies pearl beans (newl, Wam-
poo bittcrs as good as any in the market at
80 cents a bottle. Just received 10000 of the
original Marietta cigar. Always on hand a
full supply of staple and fancy groceries as
well as wines, liquors and cigars. Samples
sent upon request. Free delivery.
lsADoRE FRElBERG & Co.,
Cor. Elm and Lamar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
Apollo Hall.

The Apollo Restaurant is gaining popu-
larity every day under the management of
the popular manager, Mr. Charles Meister-
hans. He proposes to cater to the wants of
the people at the most reasonable rates, no
matter what the expense may be to them.
He has thrown open the restaurant, and, feel
ing that his reputation is at stake, will furnish
the best the market affords, served in the
very best style. Dou't forget the Apollo
hall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
g. -
Terrible Accident,

The heavy rains for the last few weeks,
and the heavy shipments we received, has
overlooked all our departments and we have
no more room for the balance of our summer
stock, therefore we must and will sell from
now on all goods retailed at wholesale prices.
GOLDSMITH, RosENTHAL & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

That famous and excellent restaurant, the
Delmonico, has just been reftted, painted
and fixed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
best style, and the Delmonico is kept up tu
its old time standard of excelency in all res
pects .l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
At work on the Trunk Line,

Robert johnson, sub-contractor. will begin
grading to-day on the first FIVE miles of the
Trunk Line railroad. Scarry Bros, contract
ors for the first twenty miles, will also begin
work to-day, starting with the second five
miles of road
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
RyExnress To-Day.

A largo variety of novelties in flower seeds
EVERYTHING new and desirable. Orders
promptly filled by mail.
j. +. JENKINS, Scotsman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
the HERALD AND COMMERCIAL
ELECTION NOTICES.

kXTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANEDuNcE
w Or, W, u ALl.kf Us q candidate lIr
Alderman IN the fourth ward ut Tho enhulng
April election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
A Card.

The man or men who said l had anything
to do with the bringing out of Mr.. Rainwater
for Alderman Of the First ward, in opposition
TO Mr. Ervay, pronounce a liar Of the first
water. S. d. THRusroN.
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xxrEARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
w tho namo VI Col, "A, \, ERNAli Tor ~.
derman In tho lirsl Ward, NJ the ensuing Aprll
tleoliOn
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lrTE ARE AUTHOR 10 ANNoUN NOE
w tho nameDf Dr. ~, NJ. rIDLhAN as n
candidate for reelection 10 Tho oillee OF Alder
man IN the ith Ward,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUEuE
w ". n. MORfOH, ms q candidate for
reelection 10 lhe onlco OF CITY Marshal Elee-
lion Aprll o. 1850,
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Corsets and Ladies' underwear. the
best selected stock ia Texas.
Call and see our new side Lace
and full bone COrSets, ~ zoe
apiece. GOLDSMITH. RoSEN-
THAI a. CO., IA and ZIG Elm
and7I3 Main vi.
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Just arrived, carload of choice apples
and peachblow potatoes. W. NJ. G. HILL,
2l3 and 2l5 Main street.
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Just arrived, carload of choice apples
and peachblow potatoes. w. M. G, HILL.
2l3 and 215 Main street.
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Paints, Oils,

L. NJ. Kahn & Co., invite all who solv,
their new puzzle to visit their store as earl,
as Saturday. An immense crowd will
preset. 10 examine the only true answer.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w j, L., THOMPSON aa u candidate Tor
the onioe OF Assessor and Collector Election
Aprll q, 1850.