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OBITUARY..
HENRY .JOSEIsIfEg.

HENRY iO9EpIIES. :.
8peeiai Dtsrat<h to 7'As EAtsdoo 1rtbunt. -.
DosToS, Sept, 0.-Ifarry Josepl,es, actor,
dictl suddenly Of heart disease Mt midnight.
Ilc cntert.l tic house Mt about II O'clock, md
remarked 10 the lA'ltltatly that tho weather
WIS hot, he was fatigued, and would at onco
60 IL bed. lie went upstairs. a few minutes
litter tEc lm,dlaly, turning ont tic gas in the
upper liail, heard A1r. Josephes gruan, md,
g0'ng tn his room, nsket II llo WINS III. IT.
ceIying no inteIllgibio response, siln entered,
and found hin lying OH tho lloor III great palm.
Il I'M going to die" l,e said. "pray for
me-" lie was assisted Into bed, and every
thing done fur Him that was possible, but In
q few minutes l!o breathcd bis Inst, saying,
f'rny for lncf Dh, God, receive my spftltH'
Mr.. Jusep1lesawas ltaif-brntller to tho Rcv.
Dr. 14orfngr mid the latn John L. SelWyn,
utter wltoln the theatre here was nnl,lcd. Id
made Ills stagr debut while III his teens, and
was very successful III low cnr.csty AMI char
tcter parts, playing with Sothern In Paris In
1HG7. md afterwards In all tho turGc citIcs in
Anerica. Jig created tho role of Catherine
n EvnngelInc,". and played it over 4
Thousand tIn,rs. IIe wns Il 1ncmber Of tho
Church Of England, mil l,abitl!a1ly attended
divine service ut tho Church of the Messiah,
where Ills funeral will take place.
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Pos.-Dfllce satellites who arn pushing him
forward. Yours, TIHHn WAIlD.
A srEoSa CANDIDATE FnH CONGRESS.
n tht Etttnf Of Tta isnff1sto 1fthun4.


~ tho Etttnr of Ths Cha,oo 7stbun&.
CitcAao, Sept t.--Wlln.evcr may be said
Of other candidates In tho Third CUnyrcs-
sonal District, this Is true of the lion. C. 3.
FarwcIt: That he IL III eycry sense of tho
wDs1l il strong man, md may be properly
called, II given n sent, n strt,sle representa-
tivs of TINT section Ut tile unItctl States cnnt.
prisetl within tllo boundaries Of the North
western States. liz w3utd be NJ hnftl 10
overrn,,e Il, Congress tr defense Of tf,b In
tercsts Ut the Northwest ns 1'e WINS III tho
contest between tho two sectlDlls ut Its own
party. In CUngrcss, ns ngGfnst sectional
sirlto NJ any kind, especially sslc'l rs Is
threatened BY the extrerlo S;atI.rixltts wing
Of tic Democratic purity Ut tho suutll, s,r the
dtctal!on of tlle East, 1lu would sn.ld tir1n for
oil interests Of the Northwest, md would bu
arfr n f Y c" ysIf r. x ."1 fn "S II, "is, srt gentle
lln lliis shown himself IL he one mt ttett
tlnW,, soul na!t b,!ly by party lea.lers. .a1nl
Gail stsp hoH,!y, gut t. n1st! iaSc uay nplNs'sl9n
lty Of ule Republican, pnrty have sfrcs III.
tlurse.l hts nlld T'nE TNinUSg's Mrttonl,
Charles u. Fnrwell winged mH.rs strength.
during Tho Inst bitter struggle In Illinois be-
utller Dhe ,nnn IN illinois,. nltttn.gl, Gen.
John 4. LDxnlt, Ills antagonist. might b. said
~ ll'ye compelled hftn to strilt1. every nerve
III order tn viii.
one III tlU Senate nllt Hit In the lfU,lsc,
would render Illinois s;fn wIlell questions
nri5e in Congress li,yulvllig her loeal itltcr-
eests. Tl'e k'tlnu might bo sa1d Of tic cntIre
It would esince n very snail spirit, for
tirnltt. 70 permit n god nnt1 strong advocate
for their Immediate Interest 10 lNs .lcfcslted
, 1880-09-07

TIE GREAT TEST RACE,

,r,u. ar.4 ,,,} ~ .,'. ,,s',',t .s.t ,,, .o
tnc 1s'se ant y. 'tss BFent 1oenouts 'are
ms g0ne on tto records alltl Is oil tho past.
1t wAs fruitful Of n,uc!, anxioty on tfu part
Of thu petlestri,us. win star,etl to tose 1eurt
~ s,,,,, ~, III, n,,,.,n. ,s., T., ,ro,,, " =,
10 e"ul' aa A'o nolees neeM! " ~" ""n,
!rola mem. III THIS. l@nWo'er. iIoblcF, INC
vnliant Chicago bay, WHO continued Oil hts
long inurney without allowing tllis feeling
I ~ 49,, .s'' ',a,1. ~ .,,. I.,,.,,t T., ,.,a.,
"''' Ho fes'l!t uAl' 1"'"'''o - Mel "P
nn'onR the lInrses for place. sl!lllvan,s
horso SpCculator is lo0keA upon at tlEs stage
..,,n,, a .'"n,,',. -, ,,ra.,'ro .,,'. ~ n,.t
n"s i' ~. a,'1 80 ~ ~ ,".. ~. '4 '''o
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NI{SCETLANED1JS.

'TtfE sEcOS' wAltt, HErItt.EC..N C14tn
held regular business meeting Inst evening
at No. 57i State strcct, President +. X Hiss
i'll tho cl'atr. On motion, thu Young Mems
Garfield aud Arthur Club 0f' tie wurd were
giycm tic Use ut tho j,atl for their meeting.
A communication was rcatl frmn tic Central
0art'cltl ni1h Arthur Club asking tnt dele
gnto bu sent to represent tic Club II, the
County Campaign Committee. Tho matter
was referred to tic Executive Co,nlntttce. X
resolution was ntluptGd to the effect That tic
President nj tic Club he authorized to uulto
with tho Presidents Ut tho various ward a,ll
town clubs In tho formation Of an organfza-
tlon for consultation lis To tlo best unnles
OF campaigning. The ctsoice ot delegates 10
tlle Congressional Convention WHY left to tho
primary meetings to DO llestt Friday nftvr-
noon.
Alr. Con,lcc, Of Hyde Park, camlftlntc for
s's,, stntc Ssnntor. St wi,s cnI!S upon f1r
ltlency. Tic lmll WAS crnw.lcsl, twU-tlI1rtls
Of the audience being c0l0rcti 11lel,, n,I tho
references int!c BY the speaker tN tien. Gar
aa i1shl " %rrs loustiy apla!.dsd ~ ;o e9cI-
SEilntor Lush, ard thnt gentleman ca,ne for
Wnrd md ntnde II brief but painted speech,
Col. Ablcr Taylnr wis tln next spraktr, nl,u
llA WIS greeted with applause. Cl,arite llar.
rtS hiAle humorous speech, which ticfilett
the crowt hugely. The next candidate 10
Iiearty reception. j. ". i. 'filon,as. coloreG
candidate {.r The Legislature, was tl,e next
clI'lelit Of very hearty reception, md ry
Willie, i. H. ijItss, III, differs also Spoke. -
oI:s. WRIGHT, THE SUPERVISOR or THE
CENSUS
for fits district, eallct, at the headquarters
yesterday afternoon md assured. them
eusily gotten at. JIG. said that tic
returns nt the Office Of tic County Clerk were
from tho ilneorrcctci schedules. alid It'll not
gtye eltl!er tho strent or Humber. IIe pr0l,l-
lscd to Efvo his aid In securing permission to
COPY !hc returns, tito request flnyns bceil rc~
IN nn1EF.
4 wcll-attendcd meeting of the irish Re-
publican Club Of tAS seye!,te:ntli Wartl was
held lust evening. Mr.: r.. It.1ltlcrEi,st WAS
selcetet! to REPRESENT tho Club In thu Central
Garfield antl Arthur, Club. Short speeches
%srS issn SS w.t. BY NJ + ss"sfa ss: Of m ts ols1s hsSs
TRENT enthusiasm prevailed, alul lilo roll ol
membership received many new nanscs.
Precincts Of t!.o sixth Wart, i.ei,! list OVEN
Ing oil l}luc Island avenue, near Eighteenth,
present. Wr. S. H.. Mann VIVA ,,,,nn;nte,l ~
tielcEato to thD Central Chill. f:nt. William
Xo6crts was lin tirst stea);er' md t.x-
nortcu Tic members to renewed SIror.
After HIN caiie iiin lion. William Il 1,lr1r!l.
crntic Dariy. iIn wnsnpnlnntrti1 1br",,tr.na,t
Alter liz cioseI lie EIub nuin,,r,'nti mmfii
Molltiay evening.
,,,,,. .,r.,.,.
Lost evening ct ssl West Madison street; 60;
itiR iiitn eXecutlvc sesslntl, tAn Club elected
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POPLAR RIVER.
grtefal utSadtfh to The Chftd9e Ttfttlnk.

Grfetaf IJI1dteh to The Ehftdgo 7ftttlnt.
DlsMAHcK, D. r. Sept. G.-Orangc Judd,
Of tho Board Of 1itlinn Commissioners, re.
turned yesterday from the Poplar River
Agency, md passed OH below By boat for MI
investigation of the ponca scandal. Mr..
Judd saw hemp In1ians" Mt Poplar River
and, rs well as Agent Potter and Inspector
Pollock, got scared. lilo held council with
forty Chiefs, and WIS brave enough to hos'llco
one fellow who carried gun illto the co,I,-
ell. Then the Commissioner bec,lime
alarmed at Ills Dwr outrage, md
nii lie did gs,ns around tio \ ee,Iry iiiie'i
With grape and s!nal! canister. He was able
to tell tho Agency Indians TINT they must
keep the llnsilles away Ur stnrse this Writer.
Ills repUrt tu Secretary. ScliIllz calls for y
atea1nboat-!oad of supplies immediately and
five Or six companies of snittlers IT, stand
guard. Judd thinks n ael,ool siln,lld BE- es-
tnblts.cd at Poplar River, and tic young
Indians taught IN slloot ilrrUws nf truth.
Secretary Scll,lrz will be at Poplar River III a
luy pr two,
, 1880-09-07
1HF iHfhTHFR,

OFrIcK or THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WAsillS0roS, j. C., Sept. FL n, n,.-For
Tcllncsseu and tho Ohio Valley. higher bar
onanter, cooler northerIy winds, lartly cloudy
weather, md occasional rain.
For the Lake region. higher barometer,
stationary or lower Temperature, nortllerly
win.ls, elcar or partly cloudy weather..
Missouri Valleys, siatl0nAry or higher bar
omctcr, eonler l1tlrtlIerly, yperlng III the lat
ter district to easterly winds, purity cloudy
weather.
NEw Y0RK, Sept. G-Tl.e thermometer
reached Its highest puint, VI degrees, ut aa:al
y. III. t.}-,lny. There were sHyerua c.lses Of
sunstroke reported two Ut which weEu Intal,
LUcAt. UusgMvATIuNs.
lar Ecn$
, 1880-09-07

FoI.r WAYNE, Ind. Sept. 0,.-ll,s ease OF
tho Western uuton Telegraph cuMpany vs..
tic A,uorlsan Unioil Company Hntl Pills
burg, Fort Wayuu & Chicago ltallroad calno
up fur u secn'I.l hearing to-.lAy. plaintiff aE'-
Ieatlug 70 tho Supreme cuurt u9l defendants
4 tetnpurary injunction WAS uls, granted
TINT defendants callllUt run wires iiltD any
railroad building Or receive p}lnlnerclal
messages, this conflicting With the rights u
Enid ulAlaltllfS.
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horses, atflctlc me1l, and late summer styles,
rs the evening advanced tho crowd In.
creased, and, between tho martial stratus OF
music anti the effect Of the more mnrked
demonstrations 0n tho part Of the enthuslas--
Tic spectators, the pnce nf tho horses rs well
as of tic. men t,ccnme fnster, and individual
zach Of which brought lts round OF np-
plausc. 77', =
Shortly after 8 O'Clock s"'Tlious1t ~
t}nniel 0I&ary's now famous r,lcer-whs
ley out, a,n the champion, who has ia!l
Was soon IN tle saddle Charley Price, Tho
!ittle fav0rit English champion, also .t1,atie
ITS appearance at tho jutlges' stand, nnd
EnHclllarlt mounted the Atnnd, making the
miles while tho i,lnn ran tt,rcc. Ihu race
WINS won by Q'I4eary, who heat Price Gilt By
forty feet only after m exciting contest. -
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sSe" ~ IT, o,.,o @ "o r ,h ~ ,,,,sar rs '.. n" ,,n,
news taat tne~ aec's,n. y. tno .p"e. sv.ss . huI
tho decision gavc him millions. lie WIS carried
,sIoved "s % All hls hair cn,,,e nut, insiu,i!x lis
eyebrows, hild those hntisfe mover festofcA'
",---aaeA''---.- ",-----------'asaae'A.'"'"-----'--,."---
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PREss'
The Burlington uown} Tribune publishes tho
khtso success dope''as ''lon count. m''9fc'al
pdIcs; how Gun anors.'e men. Wlltfso '!a'ly brtH't
..r;1f 1ollcy, gIyu their support tn Il purity from
rsish ,J,;s lint ,hcv cnnnot nxpect INV pr,trct,on Of
their @ Interests. or E!vu Their vpto to n ca,t'-
date who iItl not dcum it advisable to express
ID bis letter Of acceptance his views OIL the
ass' ss tss ass"sss s t. tic american i;
dtnauds thu support Of the bus'iess man mud
le nofer, u, "orso II nus of 'ns tna anana ,a
~ a "a1 , +, ~" '' nF to o
Epan'can lsts nHs uSe.' ~ s'sss @ tsnt u, tho .
imo has arrived when tho offices SHOULD bc
hon,t.l ovcr IN tin Dnn,mrata. trtts Ia fbctr
ony aFenheh1, nhn ioe lhls' aecoe'!hs 70 Tug
wishes of t>cnoers1tla Oilicc-seek9rs, tic penpto
eha ptlth,se tl1onsclyus. To uttairt this object
from tho FGi Questions nj laauG i'll TINS Gtt1palHl
by tbro,yfnu mid ut tho l.cpublIcau candidates,
md 10 reurnt aver and oyor again dcct,su,tous.
which long ,go huyu lcen refutetl hut syo ean
riy on tho sound pcn.c uni, Judgment OF tho
bvpte. anL thu Infamous Democratic attc,uuts
to blacken the characters OF hD,,cst 1pcn will
ksyr I'LL Vppt,s,t plfcut. Wo entertain 10 doubt
int by sueh conduct tho Ilcpubltc,ll cu,sp will
min ,nauy yO,es which othorw,so mlsht have
been cast for tho Democratic party. but not
party OIL tho tnuicc u,,cstspn nnd Its frec-trt,l.
ienlenete, compel 1t to pull tho wpo. over tho
escs Of the noDpio hy side Ias,ts, but eleo tilt,
OverheAring il,ti constantly increasing nsrpgntleo
and threatening conduct ou tho part Ut thu for
ss,I. y r1s s'i'pnn aaG
Jschbun fuuxllt t.n four yenrs.' 81 Wnuo iianp-
ton exclaimed bcforu II ylrglnIan audience, a!id
paprrs published III btauntDn. yn,, whore tho
ipeecI, WIS delivered rcnchc,t tic North forecs
!le en,ser,!tc lenders IN the North nore l1.
tho rusl Issues nf tho day. lE. thorslurr, tha
eleel!on viii .Jeoilo tho samo pr!nolplos ror
becomes tic sncral duty of iii we'll. lilot!tli,,g
citlzeHs 10 meet tho aItttatio,,, md to .ppposs
these principles with tho san.o determination US
xelniistlatl sshut tic country could expect ii
CnuKrcxs reInl'l,c1 DcInocr.,tlu md /, nems,-
cSat!e PRESIDENT were elected: The xa!t!ity Of
esed attcr tu ,''scr II tho supfo'ne Gort 1T
Iaws woulIl l,c ni,rouitci. Tho nrtpcr In!ttntury
steps hive been tusrn ind nil preparations .lre
mule. Numerous Southern c!atn,s f0r intlem-
lila Of tha for,usr snyc),ollrrs and OF tho
.ayss s1ss tarsr @ oTS sa y ts% ys Icy" pre;
tber local Uo,irts until tho proper tl1,u trrIycs
ALill .s bcel. lnro.isioei III the Id,wer lio,iso
n,m1.,r ~ J!;.,ro,n ,,,,rt f,,.ir,e i,x1 t.v,1o
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ttuns earnGl-l!uNalO.l
TwD-bMsG hlt-tMtfyinple.
Left IN bases-Iiattnh'. &: Chicago, o. ..,.
Struck tslt--Moynnlntt, EstcrtDr00k. Enrcnrnn.
lia.eE IN called haiis-Crowloy, ltlcharlsuu,
First base On crrnrs-ChIcago, .. ......
Wild throws--Crowlcy cj,, islcharlaon Calvin.
l'utnblcd 4rouunls-Da!rymp'c, Goldsmith.
Missed slys-Estorl'rs0k.
N1Gffetl tht1iWli bMll--QMest.
Pissed tl,ls-frowtBy. d: Flint. 2; kclly, l.
Halls callcd-Gasyin, 10: Corcor4,n, lD9; uold-
i sitskes callotl-oalvln. n; corcoran, 81; Gold
Umpirc-Dralley
TIu,y VS.. BOSTON.
speetal Dt,pateA to The C'tteaso Tribune.
Tnol. n; T., Sept u-'i'llu Bostos,s played
bnttet!. f!se hits and twu earned runs wcru
scored oil Fnley III thu first two IlIlillgs,
when he elnhKvtl with Uold. LII tho seventh
a,!i eigltl! Innings he '!s batted fnr tiye iits
flushed tho game. rhe B0stoiis scored two
earlleu runs IN the third inntng off tnlibles
t'y .fanca V!snurke n1 Fpley, aid John
0'Ko,lrke's single.
~: ,,s:y::, !s::":::. .....,.! !i$$$$I$
''ft;ss lsss i;-fSsy ii ,stat, H. ios,on T. sta
lttlns e,rs,etl-1'ny, Ii: Iloston.
:, Mo-baso h!ts-Esans, Welsh, ,jamcs O'isourkc,
Tlscc- na.o hits cassitly, cass'ns.
llnSeh Orl bals-Mnrrtl1. Ferguson
IsMsrs ull ursurs-'ftpy. .: iinStu1f.l.
Left M 1uscs-Tr,y, 4: Iiustun,
struck ont-Cass.ly. Evans. -..
DmsbH payH-Evans-TO Cuakns. Fergu-
soh-'rubitl, lhr,lDek- MDrrIll.
Passed bnll-Fi'WGls, l..
Win pltehcA--Wc1hh. !; Fncy,
Halls cntIcl-Whfsft. -: liI,lii, ii; Foley, 10.
st,sAcs sa!ed-Wclsh. 70; Uond, III; Foloy, IL.
1IMu-IWsi lsnlra.
uMpjre-l]ouaclcr-
|. PROVIDENCE vs.. WORCESTER.
II ia II T-Jh
PumyipEScE, Il. l.. Sept. t.-Tlln WurceH-
tera proved u bo unequal opponents fur tlle
l'rovidcncn teaih to-day. thu latter winning
by n scOru Ut l tu |, rs follows:
Innings e ] 0 80
l,r,,yftltnce..,...,......l ] 0 y D 0-5
Worcester. D u y D b o IL
cLEPELANn W.. CINCINNATI.
Special DfrrMifh to THs CAita9o Tribune.
CLEyEI..tSl IT,, Sept. tt-'rhu gnunN tt-tlny
between. Ueyelnld mid Cincinnati WIS cl,af-
ncterlzed BY weak alld sc',ttere.l Hitting nnl
alnrr fielding nj boil. sides. Cseyolanutwo.l
by tho following scure:
c,,ny"Ms,,i ,''t"}sS,Ii GS5 { e 6s9
Cincinnati. U o U u Q D o ~
, 1880-09-07

The tonic effect Of Kidney Wort Il produced
pr It's clnsnsing and purifying nction OH tho
blnUd Where there Is Hraycily lcsp,sit In tilo
urine or milky. r1,tly urine from dlsordorcd kid
Neyg, It cures Wlthtlllt fA{l.
, 1880-09-07
HONEST PRIMARIES.

1T0N1rEsrt T3f21NrA12T1rE
MEETING OF El.EvESrlt wA'sn 'sEruD-
t.1CANs.
Dy invitation Of the Eleventh Ward Gar-
tie!l and Arthur Club II meeting Of Republic
e',s Of tho warsl WIS held yesterday evening
tor lne Putpose ol 1aRili9 stelH u ple'e'il
iersOns who had lt0 right To tlo 50 tro'i vot
ill9 ut tho Congressional primary election RaXt
FrIsIay. Abnnt 100 vulcrs Of Tho wartl weru
is"s.s' s't aeep ,.,'.,. ','ss "'n ,,,' s,. ~
ille proceedings, Which openetl With Tue al'-
pointmcnt Of Dir, lltcl,arl TutlIlll rs Chair-
uau.
~, ~ espaes " op,'' on.,s a"ha" loa'
ATT teol9e ohef"oou lhat!e as1eW fehlalKst
IN wl,ic|! lIa urseIl tint tho q'estlon wlllcsl
they Ind gntherutl to consider wns one of tic
t,n,wTrssinmnt "iert,r,, h,t M, ,yholn fu,,
t,,,' e'eenu ~. 'ng M"o.o !"s'
ca'hpa.sls rus distinctive difference 20
TWEEN use Republican fpllt tho Democrat lny
III TIM ru!atfvo respect Which they had for
l, honesty Of elections. Whenever my !n%s .,:
@ bee es Sfe,s lieu. LOT G u 'o
''S ,,, sot,' s''o' w.. t's,' os.o H ~
u'o nsp1p'lcAl paslS. "'tnc'er 6us.'
lnws llad been repealed, It, was tho
iie1" "l 'rIo p "nst coMtest ] lat imtweei s''tI tI,o
ltepunllcn'l ma ''eAaoetilllc parry o'l N"lloh'
nj affairs Ind beel on the question Ut Sslper-
vis0Ys. mil 1t ser]ne,l 10 lin that 1t was u
sfmn(o t,1nn to tara tl,rea ir,ircs uf plyctipn
u,ul =, ,io,,.rr,t;, am, - t;",,,1,Iiau,, S,,,mr.
MH ,1e''ye'"tto aiu' ,;,..s tsun"u1'eu'A eMpe.
9lsor III eaea nfeclheE. WIN tneSe heh OIL
l,A,,t!, 1t would seem 10 be II very si,tp0 thing
to secure III honest count Ut tho votes.
There sce,nctl to be n dspos!tlor u, tho part
OF some Republicans to think that it WAS Il
slnnst thing to steal vntes nftcr the manner
Of tho Democracy, but liz hoped TINT
tho tamllnb!u ueury would not spread. II
lind bce,, Ills misfortune lately to sit OF, Il
Grand Jury wliicli considered Il number Of
cfscs OF Hliot-bny stufling md it w1s per
frctjy astounding to leurn )Inw corruption
l,ad bccn carried 0t, II, solno OF tho wartts OF
tie city. HI hoped TINT this would hu
checked, and TINT tf1r present nretf1, might
G0 nj it collj,l ia Initiate II l,,,cIl-iceet IT,
foril III tic DIRECTION Ut purity Of the baltot-
box.
Mr., Waterman agreed with tic remarks
MULE by tic w prcvtil,s spcakor, alHl Wilt l.o
cntlt llut II, carly III tlt, eycii,r make MD
fitu1 ~, thr subiegt liz s,,trerstu1l fiat II cnnl-
mitfen ,ni1hf I,rnfitMbiy In, intrlIstrd with
Tia l,ity Of srei,r lila nljrftv of tj,a t,rimnrins
nrcseryrtl next Friday.
p's a,.,. ,t.,.>.
uEN' "AsS ..
snid TINT lug was of l!le opinion that II any,
tl'1ilG was done tiio Eo!i'l'ittce proposeh Was
, 1880-09-07
KORM IN A BUGGY,

8pffl01 p1It841ek 70 4ks LN1Ed98 IFa6HHk,
CKuAl; ltApIps, Ia. Sept. G.-.Whtle d
laborIng mAll I,anlad Hounds hau his wife
put riding In a garbage yesterday si,o pre-
seuted l.iMl with tlna boy. Ills father ~ Il
Democrat, R1al llas named 1l!nl ILancuck, bt,-
cluso Vt his seeming desire ~ show hiluself.
, 1880-09-07

T. SMITH UOGE.
DErro1r, Sept ID. Smith Dogg, m old
n'st prominent citizen in business tn this
city, aud m actiyc Democratic politician,
d!c,l suddenly tllis forenoon Ut apoplexy,
npr{l ~ -.
, 1880-09-07

1lny Fever cHrrd hy .TefrRr&s Froucll
Cntarrk C,,rr. Otl!ee I'll Denrbnr1l street.
, 1880-09-07
EYOIjSS:k3.E3p2E{s GOODS.

rrasat.vs, stnp At tbs Asior tlaase. Now York.
, 1880-09-07

No other Wb!s.:cs Dye quals ulus-oo cents.
, 1880-09-07
Napkins.

900 iloz. gool Al1-Lincn Napkins at 81
per loz., reduced from xl.25.
100 loz. 5.H Double Uantask Napklnss
extra qunlity and uew designs, at $500
per l0x.; lhls Is tho rllonpcst Napkin In
tho market, without exception. .-.
4 Jol, lot OF line 3.4 Napkins from $3.50
to III. 50 ner lOx.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

The Rev. j. M. Mckee preached
in the Methodist Church last Sun
day and Sunday night. We listened
to his sermon at night. His subject
was the "Internal Evidences of
Conversion" He handled his theme
in an interesting and instructive
manner. He proved conclu-
sively from scriptural evidences
that man may KNOW, beyond
the shadow of a doubt, that he is
converted-that he has been "born
again" Mr.. Mckee is a very
earnest, Jealous preacher, and no
one can doubt that his ministrations
will result in much good.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

Mr.. G.. H. Johnson, of the 9TH
ward, was in town last Wednesday,
and called upon the editor. We
found him in talkative mood, and
gained much valable information
from his conversation. Mr.. John
son is one of our most practical and
pains-taking planters, and has
learned to make his "hog and
hominy" close to his own smoke
house. He stakes great pride in
raising fine stock. Last week, he
told us, he clipped fifteen pounds
of wool from one Merino sheep.
That wool is worth in the market
forty cents per pound. Thus it is
seen that one sheep produces six
dollars worth of wool a year. This
pays much better than the call cot
ton" business. Mr.. johnson says
that farming operations are well adj
vanced in his ward. He has nearly
finished planting cotton, and never
had better prospects for a corn
crop in his life. We are ever pleased
to meet such enterprising and intel
ligent men as Mr.. Johnson, and
hope, whenever he comes to Bas-
trop, that he will drop in and see
the CLARION force. The CLARION
IS STILL PURELY DEMOCRATIC.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23
The Bastrop Literary Society.

This body met at the court house
last Tuesday evening and discussed
the question: els a Monarchy
preferable to Republic
Previous to the debate, DIR.
Buatt, who had, at the last meeting,
been elected to the Presidency OF
the Society, was indicted into office
and then he read his inaugural adj
dress. 1t is needless to say that
the Doctors address was listened
to with marked attention by every
member Of the society. DIR. Buatt
always enlists the ready ears of his
eager listeners. Mr.. T. 0. Leavel
opened the argument upon the af-
frmative and Capt. J. G. Weaks
replied. Both disputants spoke
eloquently and logically. The ar
gument of Mr.. Leavel, however,
was unanswerable, and the Presi
dent decided. that monarchy is
preferable to republic.
We are glad, though, that we do
not live in a monarchy. Had we
been under the clutch Of a mon
arch's claws on Tuesday night, and
had that monarch been as mad as
we had a certain young orator Of
this town, no doubt, ere this, we
would have been smouldering in
the hideous confines of Pluto or
some other mythical man.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23
SPRING OPENINGl


Messrs. Oehlber & Goldman
come to the front this week with a
big stock of of vim and energy,
displayed in huge advertisement,
to which we direct particular atten-
ton. It is we'll established fact
that those who use printers ink lib
orally always have bargains for the
people, and this house is not an ex-
ception. Messrs. Oehlber & Gold
man have in store beautiful stock
of goods. We wish them abundant
success.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

DIR. Bonner returned from New
Orleans last Saturday. We are
pleased to learn that the Doctor re-
ceived telegram while in the city,
from Miss Leila, his niece, stating
that she had recovered from the ILL
ness which gave him so much anxiety
about her. Miss Leila is the
daughter of DIR. VIM Bonner, who
died in this parish few years ago.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

A life saved for thirty-five cents
A lady in Boston had diphtheria
and was almost dead from strangu-
lation, dut was instantly relieved
and finally cured by Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment. Every family
should have a bottle ready for in
slant use.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

A friend showed us the pictures
of his three children taken this week
by Mr.. Pye, the travelling artist now
stopping in town, and we must say
that each picture displays a genius
in the artist that is seldom seen in
country town. Mr.. Pye is first
class photographer, and polite and
agreeable gentleman.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23

Profitable investment. One dol
lars worth Of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition powders fed to a coop of
thirty hens will yield a profit of
three dollars, besides preventing all
manner of diseases. Be sure to
get sheridan's. The large packs
are worthless.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23
To Reduce stock
KID GLOVES

Schuster & Silbernagel have
marked down Opera Shades, Victo-
ria, and Alexander's from 81. so
per pair to $1.10; other styles from
$1.25 per pair to Is cents. Call
and secure pair lest you should
be too late, st.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-04-23
Just Received and to Arrive.

Extra links for trace chains.
A new article in garden hoes.
6 single-barrel breech-loaders-
all guaranteed, SIP so to SIS.
3 double-barrel breech-loaders al
$25 to S27 so.
And an assortment of muzzle
loading shot guns.
Also stock paper shells, brast
shells, ETC., for breech-1oaders.
j. S. HANDY.