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OHIO.

cot. O II. GKOsvENOlt, OF ATHENS. O.,
who huuds tho Electoral tickoe fron his State,
arrived at tho fremont House yesterday nit'rfi-
ii,x. 4 reportur found him ut early hour, md
tho following IL tho Hubstanco OF a twonty-ilin-
utcs' .tnlk with tho gentleman III r,gnrsl to tho
state ui feeling among tho Republicans Of Ohio.
Eol. Grosycuor statcs thht rs tho special traln
upon which ho w'ls n passenger run throi1Rh tho
famous Hooking Wiley region yester1lny, mt
nearly ovory, station prominent Republicans
buartlctl tho cnrs and hurricdty Interviewed tho
few delegates upon tho trim. They sud,
"Don'r nominate Grant; wcFro bent X you do.
Fur IIcnvc1l's sake give us soruo other
num-" Tho ,ultticlaaa Of Ohio. IN tho cvcnt Ut
urlnt's noinInution, will support him, but tho
great mnss uf Tho people will revolt s!id tho
Colonel: There Is not Il single school district
IL eas Wiz VII ManrS t VIE for ae ur To epS.
llcMns Of Ohio t,elisse thlt tho Hrchtcst Hi,Ecr
t, tlio country Ia fraudulent elections md thoy
St,cca , Cd itras Of Ills lnachii,o followers, They
pont TO the agntlIuAnt fact TINT In evory NORTH.
Stl ss.s Mi bus bao 1 ss iraaen
'st AZ a.. Elcctor and man whose true Republic
allIsm cnllHUt bu questioned. Air. urOsvenor
sa'cs hat In the event os t,a draas Y'aa "oM w
81 NV SYsy o RyuM III s suya was se rt fe sfs
that Grnnt can cnrry ollo 'swithout to,in,datl9n,
s m G ff@ GsySs Wio, f nyts IT, fao 4
cc1yed VIII be swept away ntho @ gyento! 1rants ~,
icast :G,UN ,n.llorlty." Ii l.lnlno receives tho
opinion, W,tshbr,lc wo,ll'l bring ont .ihg full
storm. Tho Col,net ~ II ear,lcst und predicts IN
should Grant bo nominated. That tha eAr.,tst.
noton yastertiay. linne:i!%tely upon apriGang Gl
III tho city. III conpnny with sGygrall otnor oh!G
nr Col Grosvenor cs,nit'ellcct nls sGii
huc!ess Gull wns ,na.ln upt,t, tho TosMs tce-
Abr Int,guaKe ts feeling nf hs peon, ,. , coti.
on NH nolnInair tssn; ur4nt, and, wl'en 4 /. ~.
III tho ranks Ot tho Democracy. xtll!d JUST rs
much expect Gpnrgln to go isep,illtgAn ~ e
Ink tur victory hi Ohio With Grniat ut tho bead
| ut tho Ticket" 49,.
| Cnl. 0rosyrhar stAtcs that there IS young
nun nA1Grl ChnrleA Il. kurtx Wll, w,ls 'eet'rtlG'i
tho courtesy Ut in election ~ ono nl tho altor.
l,tltes frn.N tho Fifteenth Ohtp District. who hAs
| been going nDullt tho EhfcnHn tntelH for 'l,sy
| nr twi stating thnt Mr. JuhM Hnherty. tho rryll-
Ir nieRntu, wt,t,fl mt l1 present. Ut, tho Coei-
/ vcntnn, l thut the vote Ut tn district wpHlti
frst hp given to fl0suo. with ttrNnt .s stcnlist
| chn!ce THO young nnd oirt'rFescctt n0lltioiAf!
| his Eeull rclinvud from thu responsible lty .Of
| casting hia v0tu, us MIR. DUllerty IL now H. the
city. Thts gentleman ID prun'hlnGetl iar 6her-
man, und opposed to GrNhtB nomination iif,tlct
uhy circumstances, and represents hta district.
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,~tnt MIA. ,,o,. ANN rbos. ,p,,nn,cnta i.,t1lonte
=, ~, tm t0s tvs 81, v thni ~ ,hnt sav nnrn
''cs|Sat" @bnt ,Gnyn,,eut. ",s ii, you rcrcr to7''
..,rhnsc wit,, rrgnT1, h, thn organization OF tho
,,tt VIII LII .,n ,s,ro ~ i,,,,.nt ~ hcnr ~,
"cgn "t hrse }nIic"ttons r., nv intni. aro
- thmf thnss ,n,ist t,,Ts"s. vii Il nMyit
tl,o s"i,s t%oties that i%ENa followed III llns
n ?y9 III! tn !" , nSe s1,,1e .,,eoa In tho N,onal
f.nuvnntinn7" -,
WI = I in,.t thtnt u will" -,
. Mv },,m "a thnt thrv cx,Msut 10 ret. tho so,1
vte @ u .no ~ ~; n,,tnta ~ ri ttsn
na$hu,,ntfo"s III '"' ''f'"''' - oA'u VS.
H. ,vtii ~, ,,rottv fn{ In hr,nl
u, ttnf ~ ii n liz u"tMn3.s as ~ T'N''' "F
~ VIZ Mi Ei,u vii, ho t,ono unttt that mattor
Ia t,ispa~si ot. ~ >'N''>' ''''''' ''
mi; d so errv me6 shfnrs eM 70 hVh %
,yh"t witi h" "'t to rcs,;ity'
III ,,tu,ii nr,rci,. .int,od ,,,t,, Tim tnner If
m, rcnntns I'm ri wiIiinu to conaiior tho
i'nssbify t s Of thcir leing ng!e 10 cnrry
oit tMclr nffn' nfss 'ovtt%1o tm9y u't thnt hc iia
Eu,vcntIon "G Will ts. -, 10 #, Il r,w. I cant
tfyS t ,y s1,aI' aSw nreerc .nS ~ tic iii
s nss I'avs., ,nns wo = at Ia ilipr m tbo aon
~ lin itn',,ni.,t, m rtv NJ thjs fI1ftry.' .
"no you THINK rt'E1k wouhp M hoLry
npprchcnl thAt tho btant 6lcneiit VIII
seek 10 PLACE the Mntt"t}rtnt psople II posi-
uon whcr,, they must inako unGo whether snGy
Viii nbltH by tho ilct1un tNoy AlctAtG. Of notts
a',tl ll,u spuinl business Of tho anti-Gt7nt lro,
rlu Is tn prevent thosllsevc. from heiiig liace4
In any such position. Among tho supporters or
il1hlnc, 81 fur ~ 1 Know tncfo la nny
uslMs!tion q hasG 1nlr ~. nstt,Int .,.'., Ht t,on y.
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ILLINOIS.

toscos CosKLIsn AnpRxssEs TIE ]o'''
stn1EKEn+. ,,.,..,. s,,,c4.
,,on +, ,,,cnancc | ] NJ tho Illinois lren,luarsH
Ut the rae!o sono ola was.G"', ,ns ta,e wiz
md rnrtra,ts Of Li,,colu, nraut, and losaa
.'mucd Win rcd md yellow slngs, found fcssas
] ,,,"."S ,.ust ~" wallis In thy AFTERNOON tht's
wits meeting Ut eighteen qssnsI-lrg't'ha,v, ,,,,et
twenty four bogus delegates. tho ,a" M'"i
itol,,,i,np the four Mt large David Iitt'et'@ "
hpr!nHhcld presided: AZ Woto W. ,,ay ~ viii his NJ
rir = n Sts . Tn1 ss s" ,ys VI su apolatnena
a,lt,- cou1nIttnes to cn,gu ~ 's;niaia,ivn.
nlnona tho lii,!o anl snsra'an 'r1 ayss rtpslaed
TEE EInernis %e msx9ss NJ Evn,,so pxhss
u.,,n with tho hupo Of reseyAx ,t .pn IN aIe not
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WEST VIRGINIA.

no H1lANT MEN T1tRnE.
AIasont of Wcat Virginia. not delegate, hut
tho tne,nlpr OF tho National Executive Cotn-
inittcc frum his stnte, WINS foun1 yesterday III
tho Wost Virginia headquarters, 1ioom -, Of tho
Tnlmor House. ....
"Ynur delegation Ia solid for blaine, I 1,e-
lover Bn1d tho reporter.
"Yns, str, and atio aenl!s ten Delegates here tn
vot. for him. TiIeru Hrp only three flrAnt men
In tho stlte. anyway md they [srtIing] aro up
In thu ftls,llIttnlpa."
"Thueu is n amn1l ouutcst In your State,
though, 'snt thercT
"Ycs. hut, oven It tho INIT r,tao Ia br0kesl,
We sliNll hare liyG Blnlnu delegates, on1 Shur-
nlnl. delegate, md one 0rAtlt nlNu."
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NEW JERSEY.

pf Michigan, wus found ut tho state hcudq,inr- |
ter. ycstcrtay ut tho Gra1,d Pacific Hotel.
"sir. Congor, what aro your riows rs to tho |
present pniiticnl s!tuatton7'
~ nh not prcpnrpl tn 10 interviewed an that
point. yoA' know. OF course. that onr dclega-
t1on, with tho exception ut one member who,
four, will give Grnnt a vute, atu fnr Dnlno."
"Wl.s hu Instructed for l,t,inef'
~ understand TINT no ploJgo WIS exnctcd by
tho district convention which elected him, yet
he said at tho timo that I'e would vote for
BlaInp.'' ....
II can't understand how ho could bo elected
IL, stlch u ras!lcn 1,lufln StntoT' ....
"Well, tho fact of tho matter Es that lt'cll
pro}udccs woro Instrumental In his election"
!" "Whnt aro your Views rs to tho ilnif ruler
AMY belief Is tl1nt there shuuld he ro e'Inrt
tnll,tG to prevent direct representation from tho
people, ntll tho only why tn subscrsG this eii 10
to purtnit tho district tlclcgntcs tn Ebcy tho
wishes OF tlloir constituents. There Ehould 10
no attempt to tlufent the will uf tho people, and
l,c!uvc thAt anything TINT tcnsas III ttnst seG-
ton will 10 dofoated. Lot tho Stlto Conventions
olccs the stciogntos ut asRo and tho districts tho
district doltxatlons. and wo shnll surely hlve.
fult md FREQ expression Of tho Wishes OF tho
people," ,.,-..,..
arrived ut tho GRIND lacitic yesterday morning
The Hon. EIoInrMt stnnIckso1.. rx-n.clnbcr q
Congress. whu. whlu IN tl,at b,k1y. put himself
'sNcw jersey ts aol!d for lslainc."
.AAny Any i.,t doubtful tnc'"eurs7'
Sfnncksot Chow, c1tor Of tho lVtst Jersey.
Isli.io or Wshfurnc. yot l.o believed that IN tho
aa sho two. NO. III. tS Gh"w " Is rot u .lrIcrate.
Stuta senutor Ilnpkins believed thNt air. i1intnp
,Ielsx.ion % % IN tic V Gsnvcatior. 2H md bud no o5t
Of his ability to varry tho stat': h.. ;,.,,u..,z
Tho llo Isaa e \ NJ; Sixo % e'ltnr n l.rdgnsn IT,
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Notwithstanding this serious DETECTION In
the rnnks ot the New York delegation, the
thlrl-term schumors undertook u hold the
National Committee against " two-th!rAs u,a-
jorIty. Upon the assembling Of the Commit
tUu two resolutions wcro offered, tllu iIrst III
dursing direct district representation, n.ul tho
scgoni .'recugn!zlng tho right Ut ench tlelp-
gutu to cast, and to huve countctl, his !,ul!-
vtluul vote, accordlng 10 ll!s 0w,l sentiments,
and. It he 50 Iucidps. nrafnst ANY
unit rule or otA0r Instructions uussed by
q State Conyunttun,', with thu cool w.
et,1nptIou Of ktnvly power Don Cn,ucrou, in
ths cl,uir. rcf,,sr,l to entcrtniu the r,soIn-
tions. An nn,u.al banv taken. I,e rpfpsad IA
,,,tnrtuIn the anN,ni' dan. Avertli than
NAVAL thatu snltcomn,lttua of iva In an
noIntph 10 nxn,nlna tia Spcretary,a roll ar
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N[ICIIIGAN.

Mr.. james y. Joy, Of Michigan. tlo'cgntc-at-
targc. sati TINT ho hud been strong supporter
Of t1cn. Nr,,nt FOR both terms, but now he waa
fnr 1,lnfnc. Ills delegation wns nil for nlntnc,
mud they WORT 50 instructed. lilo was opposed to
tho unit r,le ar,d thoro was no danger Of Its bo-
fnr nt}ttptOt1.
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...t t....,,1 1,o,nf anil foNf Nh 71la T
Inc OHioh ho| oohHa M''M NV. wv ~
car Of tho syndicate. lie o0ntne1n eo1otea
t]cIrr,,tes 3,ayn not vet recovered from their |
:. ~ ,a.tr,t,, ,,r,.or to.t~ nv
ns{OnlshhcHt III tne epcctaelH ncoc"" y,
ten RnEEcd districts OF 0ng OF tho prouucSt
a,nfne In Mn tTnlnn. Tlov have hecn bull
oa".a ,I ~ .a Msa" Nv = o,,or .,,,oo tha,, G,co,no
An2eu oy 1'eInocIHts esei atSe a'o1 psest'tp
citizens, but Qlty hardly comprehend EOW
+nn t,1n,, or ,,,i1do,tnrr tfh hau9htv willie
t'lo ti4eh W p"t'" 1850 . 1 .N,.t, mut
1nN11 c0t,lu Aiafe Dcell Accutlp1tsHeut nub
they tenltzo tie fact that tho wrOiB
-. ..l1,IoN r.,.tnre x,f,F1r,, IL Tho
lAt untle"V" tel"ta ~
Republican party neXe November ~
snnvt If mt anita ftnnDss]b3p. tlCncB
-. -. .,.,,. t,,,n,,, ,utt. .,ront vntns
o,nnny Southrrn delegations Yesterday, sotno
1nr ,sio;,,o and aoma for Shnr,,at,, rio ,nnn-
n,r,rv ~ I,oth tnosn rantlrn,cu have mt BEEN
ain,,, y, avail 3,,cmseivcs NJ tho opportunIty
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GEOllGIA.

4 MfXEb DET4EtAT1ONs
Col. NaGtl, n delegate from Georgia, entd to
TntnuxE rcportcr thut theru woutd bo ten sher-
nInn votes In tho delegation, five Grant, md
ecven Tor ulaiuc. All were opposed to tho unit
rllG,
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nun f,ton't know but We shall wi; nre going to
stand risht Up Tor him >..... ,',
~ IL AK r. !sS$ s$o;t ySisa aov'rnoF will shern"" got
~ estimate TINT ho Will get las. othors putt
ut shsFa n hlseei os1 q1 mn|css ssf fr he G
"Weii.'' saj,t ttio Gnvcr,,or, 1--WE nre commit.
tea e slcrt;;s'; an,l tneaa to sorvo him to our
staKc Of tho canvluss I'D name his leon pre-.
s ,It,crrtair, that Grant uan phil through, ana
t,rt,lml,ly ccrtMi, th.t tone OF his leading cna-
Sa@ gs So son!nn,c r. ntnrr ,o, nc ,a Mr
Ft,ster, 10 sl,rhk 0F aiiy athos man from Ohio
n standing III i. R,,ssl t,oslttun for Tint nnn,ia.
t',mt t;cM, M tinrilo might b. in accepsnbo man
If al nti,cr lentllng cnndltlntos shaul! fall lint
sisst's'a sss.'ssa ssfs. xs myself Is ae" o''
=, M W. w,.tAm singular
p.'st!o,i On ti'o onln .'n,e9aupn nv perss pn'
FL ui.,Ss ~ ~ ,.ft 10 ircncmont md in tLs
,as c';ss ,nsrss,liy ~ H. y: ,,, . ss, a,.~,,nn aot
on ts ,st i'r,t 1stS%, ~ e., Mr. n,oknnm. .boro aro
oq;s VII osn e'5X ;l S o. Fl h'q, H., =, o,,o
Il"x ns"y votes will no gut ''o" 'n0 n'o
"1thnk he w'!t set farty;tw2st There arg inT,, tw
men int wl no. trs,, voss r9s o ,l, ti,or
wcro At least cisht nFnsn;t ,s Sherman: ,,nn no
Not contiMuoo EaE. n9aa"n1 49,, , ,.sn., ,,,t,r ~
Will Ket forty.tWo notes ost u nv r1' 'rs ,M w
tieslte 70 ynte !or nI@1"o "fo u'epecu ~ ~ "''"
the !ltatofsty ,,., ,,., <,.,~-,,, vr
Sllko5e tNe g GE'eA,,t!M M .sS>c Is 'i'et 'A'i' A'
Hicknn'. Low ". sqH swn. y IL .,,, - u ..,s Il,
1c between Urant md Hlalnu, I would vote for
9nt,t. hut think Will lui!ify thnt h,-uAr "
BAylng tint will bc guided W tho iunjority ot
rho delegation nftcr thoy fcNve Shcrtnnn. but
we sl,n1I stick to shersnnl while thero Is hnpe."
{" ND l understand you to SHY thAt UlAino
could not curry 0hto2" =
"lt will take Il tiost determined hattie TO
cNrry tho State for him. hut nm uiApnsed 70
think wo coi,It! get through With him. Wo could
not yet through with Grant 1T nlf.' . ....
. hut nrU thcrc slut q nnu,hur Of Grtnt mon
in tho delegation nfter 1t ceascs to be Sherman
delcgntIQnY"
:" Yos, thore nro snrernl. think between
D!n!nc i,ud drnht thorc might bo moro GrAnt
men,"
TEN. shptpoy,
,r,,,n. hoor,, fian ahoIInr.s nan,c mcptf,red
,t aMsa"9, ~, ue nho NM NJ hnl,,n1 i,,.1,.nennf
nsonH .nu SH H, 'on t 20 ia ,vns r,iipni m,il
FltMs. souns n'. t. tta wa n,,i rtnr IL, W"r
Ger ui.ior dfteM III she t, IT. au env nu M ~.
'nesnvs ~ nsI,iana ~, n" cnntnittees
cp!en poftnne - ~ ,f,e ~ ,o;.n..,f Van
o. ~ T., ~ nuti1n i1s+rirt mi vrs
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OlrY OOFs
Leather and cork goods at Harris.

Leather and cork goods at Harris.
"Fine, Very Fine" albums at Shone's.
Choice Louisiana rice. L. f, Hughes, 72O
Elm street.
Printing presses and steamboats, at
Shone's.
Canned Barataria shrimps. L. +. Hughes,
720 Elm street.
For really fine presents go to Laws, No.
504 Main street,
Entirely different from others arc the style
of presents at Laws.
Pure buckwhest flour and maple syrup at
Conner & Wheelocks.
Send in your orders to the HERALD Job
office for new years cards.
See the samples of visiting and new years
cards at the HERALD office.
Take chance in the large diamond which
sparkes in Webbs window.
Choice New Orleans sugsr-house molasses.
L, +. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
Leather and cork goods finer than the
finest, at W.. Shone's, No. sos Main street.
Christmas presents, fine assortmeHts, at the
new jewelry store, st. George hotel building.
Rattan goods (entirely new) Call and see
them at Mason Il Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Highest prices paid for game of all kind at
Jarrett's
Little neck CLAIMS and clam chowder, at
Joseph Menczer's.
Harris has q select line of Christmas goods.
Christmas cards, ahead OF any ever seen in
| Dallas, at Mason IL Erb's, 712 Main street.
L. E. Curtis, ieweler 7l2 Main street, St.
George hotel building. Watches ani iewelry
carefully repaired.
Shoue has complete sets Of standard
works at bedrock prices.
LADIES' Curscon, cloth top aud pebble
goat button shoes Mt reduced prices. Wolfe
IL Baruch.
Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and halibut,
OF fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
Preserves iellies, sauces and pickles, Of the
finest brands, st Joseph Mancaor's.
Beautiful work.boxes and gents dressing
cases, ~ Harris.
Caviar, eeles, trufles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, at Joseph
Menczers.
Peach butter, apple butter and minco meat
at Joseph Menczer's.
Our stock OF Russia leather goods will be
the finest in town. Mason g. Erb, 712 Main
street.
New York cream cheese, Swiss and sap
sago and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
Conner & Wheelock's fancy homemade
candies are drawing the trade, and cannot DO
surpassed.
The freshest candies, the finest bottled and
canned goods ever offered, at Connor &
Wheelocks.
Call aud examine the chariot slippers, a
new design for evening dress, only kept by
Wolfe 81 Baruch.
Farewell old $780, Best assortment of
New Year calling cards aud walking cares
in Dallas, OF Mason " Eros, 7l2 Main street.
Are you going to subscribe TO magazines
or papers! We take you at publishers and
club rates. Mason Il Erb, 712 Main street.
Silver and silvcrplaled ware, suitable for
Christmas presents, NJ the new iaweiry stor, .
St. George hotel building.
Seidcnbcrg's fine brands Of cigars and tho
llncst cigarettes and smoking tobbaccos of
great variety, at Joseph Menczer's.
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Just received, a new line OF young mems
noDDy sun ~ Stetsons pocket hats, at Leon
Aahn's' qua Elm.
Orange county butter, warranted. and one
thousand other fine ard unauthorized kinds
Of groceries, found only at Conner &
Wheelocks.
Firo Quilting sivty oort, 80. o.,oi
Rring yodr cot5forts and o,iIt Vs p'I gg"G i
va oelIo5 for hv oSdrasGsi 49, N,;,, 10y az
Iscl,eon strest - ''i ''''''S -''.'''' '''
10 van intend rnol,ino e., Chri,tr,., ,..,
ort9 If 60 brGre bnyirSS cali "Nd s,a ,ba
Sardsome 5i.nIav DSco5a'ho. ~ I'' - ~ NJ 'ro
g nh 10 Nsin s,root ''-''o' ''"' "' -'i"'o'i
Giobe nil III 700 IN. ana aoi,,. e.o.h
roasts5 cotIaos of ,bo 6rost d. g""S 't ond
omslif, at Toso,b A,onove -,,''' '-D'04 anu
VnTy Xii 8nJ 49, .,,l ;oo
ating Tne st 10y nroos a. ias a n,'o Man. W. rno
,,a,,- rir,,,t,,, ,'.1e ''' 'N'oPN ''-0i'0
Inst reco;voI o. ,i oio,.on+ ,4o,I. 81, ol;a .,a
i.n,I, Sia,,on5, $500 U- soiu STU
scos Ioc,ats nino 80 ,S, oto l 90 - N1v n
io.,o,, sioro q Goara.e bo Ill hHId w A0"
A. &boDo,s 15o yoIn9o az 81 obo ,;o 5ooro,
Pron' e. m 60 ei OK. b;oi.o H,a0'oo poIa's'
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vaIuable plantntlon for Sale.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bos dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, abont
four miles southwest of Richardson dsnot
and some three miles east of Carrolton depot
Ono Of the best black land plantations in the
~. Price low; terms to suit purchaser,
For further information, apply 10
DARLINGTON q UNDERWOOD.
Dallas Toms.
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ROSENFiELD G. BONDS
SUPPLY DEPOT.

We can now offer to the public the most
select st ok Of groceries ever brought TO this
place. AmoLg great many articles that, Tor
want Of space, we cannot mention, we quote
the following:
New choice French prunes at CSC per ID.
New citron, best, 40 cts per ID. Dried cherries
10 cts per lb Seedless ralsins ~ cts per ID.
Best london layer raislns - 30 for full box,
81 % per Il hox, 81 20 per 4 box. Valencia
raisins 10 cts per Id. Finest quality mlnce
meat l2la cts per III. Apple butter l2% cts ner
lib. Fruit jams at 80 cts a car Fruit jelly
from a 10 ct glass TO 10 lb can ct 81 50.
Dried shaker corn at Is cts n pound. Fresh
Thurber's fariBa at 10 cts pkge. Pres rived
ginger 10 cts per jar Wiener sausage 25ctS
per pound. Preserves Of all descriptions.
Drink none but the Overland OOIong
Ten, the hest IN the market 81 % per ID Gen.
uine olive oil S Oh per bottle, 80 cts per y
bottle. PlRGniols olive oil "a cents per bottle.
Queen's oliva oil 40 ct- per bottle.
Remember we sell none but the hest Of gro
ctrles, goods guaranteed RS rentesented.
ROSENFIELD q BOND.
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Received to-day another immense conSgr.
ment of apples, onions, potatoes, beans and
imported apples which will positively be sold
at bargain to close out the consignment
Come early if you want bargains. Freiberg
Oahn & Go.
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Go to A. j. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner of Main and Ervay streets, for q
drink of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheuaer beer. This is a
private, quiet place, where one can spead an
hour pleasantly,
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Found $500, 600 Di,mopan min

Call on +. NJ. Clover, watch maker and
ieweler al W. Fl. Patterson & Co.'S drug
store III Lamar street, and cast your optics
on my celebrated Australian diamond pin.
No charge for exhibiting.
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1000 Trimmed Hats, caps.

turbans bakers caps, and bonnets to match
our suits, the newest shapes and colors TO
select from, AT h. Bauman's millinery parors.
706 Elm strenl
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Bsuman sells cheaper than any other
house; convince yourself at Baumsns, 706
Elm street.
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Imported Cigars add Redrced prlce

The celebrated imported Havana brands,
Londres and Conchas, are sold ST for %
cents, at 81 Espsnol smokers psrlor
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Has your child oold-call at your drug
gist for Hamburg Syrup.
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Special reductions in felt and flannel skirts
at Wolfe & Bargch's,
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Go to Connor's for drugs. Look for the
prismstic lamp.
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Fitzgerald, No. g Lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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Ill kinds fancy crackers at Levi & Bros
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LADIES' Suits.

Blankcnship & Blake sell tho Hunstable
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Ladies' Say Raumnn

is always busy, and makes quick sales and
small profits. i. Bauman, 7O6 Elm street.
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Mince moat and apple butter at Levi &
Bros.
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See RHere.

Hamburg Syrup is dead shot for sore
throat
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For sale by all druggists.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-29

Last Christmas, an original
American lady, too heavily loaded
with q cargo Of Gre water, was IN
able to navigate, and thus fell to
the sidewalk. A crowd gathered,
and the fallen princess was raised
to her feet, but was unable to use
them. An attendant Indian, who
was present, remarked that IL two
of the pale faces would escort her,
one on each side, she would be able
to walk to per palace wigwam, and
he promised any two pale faces
who would do so, at least four
cents q piece. Mono of the pale
faces feeling disposed to earn the
four cents, and the etorna graft
tude, and perhaps love, # the
princess, she remained in her pros
trsse aid helpless condition, Nptl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-29
The Cantata.

The Christina, Cantata given at
the Baptist Church, on Christmas
eve, gave so much satisfaction, that
by request, it was repeated on
Monday night last.
The Cautata treats of events that
are dear to both young and old
the mirthful and joyous scenes OF
Christmas. The music of the Can
tata was lively, pleasing and very
well rendered, and the singing and
playing was admirably performed
by the children and others who
took part therein.
The Cantata opens with Christ
mas gathering of young people
who are waiting the advent of
Santa Claus. There is some fine
singing, and then the King of
Frosts enters. The effect of the
brightness Of youth, at Christmas,
and its power of dispelli1g frowns,
is admirably shown. The Frost
King has to succumb to their win
some smiles and genuine merri-
ment; he loses his icy frowns, and
is compelled in spite of himself to
join the merriment.
The next scene is a familiar one.
The children have hung up their
stockings, and, after sweetly sing
ing their evening prayers, retire
% dream of Santa Claus. Fairies {
come in to see that the children
re asleep, and, while present. sing
weetly of their mission. The
ound of sleigh bells are heard in
be distance beating time to the y
pirited music. Nearer and near -
r they sound, and, at last, after
'ud Nv hoa OLD santa Claus,
AIDED with presents, enters the
,om and fills the hung up stock B
gs with Christmas gifts. +
The last scene introduces us TO 3
g Christmas gathering again 4
lnta Claus enters and is warmly IS
eeted. There is more joyous /.
aging, and then Santa Claus dis n
avs his Christmas gifts, and the
ppy gathering comes to an end. 7,
The Cantata is good one for desi
ristmas festivities. It was adj s 70 n
rably rendered, and could not A
lp but give satisfaction to the ~
ildren and to those who love =
ildren. BE
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-29

the marshal came and escorted Po-
cahontas to the city headquarters
where she remained for some time,
and when brought before a justice,
was required to pay $40 for her
lodgins. Those persons who are
selling liquor to the Indians, will
some day be found out, and then
they will be taught that the laws
OF Michigan are not to be wilfully
violated.