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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20
UNITED STATES RAILWAYS,

The following were the earnings of the
Missouri, Kansas IL Texas railroad company
brthe fourth week in May, 1880, SS7, l0S;
corresponding week in May, $40 ,445; increase
bLGSS; month of May, 1880, S274 623; month
4 May, 1879, S2l7, 1884; increase, S56,1S9.
A special train on the Lake Shore IL Mich
ban Southern railroad made fast run last
yeek between Erie and Buffalo. The loco
hotiye WAS 2j6, the fastest engine on the
pad The run was made in two hours, the
peed the greater part of the distance aver
ging sixty miles per hour. Jake Loop, one
\ the best engineers n the road, was at the
hrottle.
1t now looks as if the Pennsylvania lines
'ou.d be obliged to put on their fast trains
gain between St. Louis and New York to
rotect themselves. The Baltimore " ONO
ortinue their fast trains, and two OF the
'hicago roads changed their time so that the
our Of arrival is considerably earlier in New
fork. The Pennsylvania folks will hardly
'ok on and see passenger business which they
ave been years in working up taken away by
PSI trains of competitors.
There are ten miles of continuous grading
pmpleted on the Texas trunk and live more
irregular intervals The location OF the
'ork' shops will likely be given Kaufman, as
bat place has and is making the best bids
y them. So far Dallas has made no offer
hd has done nothing Else to help along tins
pad' The company is still meeting with
Feat difficulty in getting the right-ot-way
lrOugn many plantations some men freely
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A Word of MarningtoC ountcrfeitcrs

a word of Warming 10 COunterfeiters.
The widespread fame of HostetterS,
Stomach BltterS causes anecessity on our part
to remind, from time ~ time, whom il may
concern,of the fact that initiating said article
is a punishable offence, and we now give this
word of caution, tina. We will most assuredy
have all those persons engaged in re-flling
our secondhand bottles, selling by the gallon
or barrel, or in any manner whatsoever palm
ing off on the public spurious article pur-
porting to be our preparation, punished to
the full extent of the law. We never fail to
convict, as the New Orleans and St. Louis
county records fully affirm.
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xas q Pacific Railway-Distances
ON the ROute

h our resume in yesterdays HERALD an
pr occurred in stating the distance from
present terminus, forty miles beyond
a, Worth, to Ell Paso to be ego miles. 1t
22nly 597 miles, as will be seen by the fol-
Ing measurements, taken from the official
2nle of the road:
9m Shreveport to Ell Pnso .,.,..........,Sjl
from Shreveport to Dallas ..... .lSG
" from Dallas TO present terminus. 1893
wing, from terminus TO FL Paso... So
H. is So miles less than our statement yes
Nay. The terminus referred to simply
*ns the point to which the road was com.
~ on the 18th of June, and is already
Pea several miles.
u DALLAS TO Ell PAso.
Ipfazos river, via Grand Prairie, Ar.
ES'on, Fort Worth, Wsathcr'otd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20

When you want a neat Job of printing
lone, either plain or in colors, send your
orders to the HERALD Book AND Jon PRINT
mo establishment.
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uncompleted road, Dallas TO FL Paso 5g7
Inc course of the road, as being actually
punt, may slightly but not materially affect
t inc distances for the first $50 miles beyond
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All other kinds At about onc-half the prices
other companies sell at. All Scales warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction. send for full
Price List, Sold wholesale and retail by
MITCHELL Il SCRUGGS, Dallas, Texas.
apl2O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20

-Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adyer-
Gsment in another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-20

Should senl for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc TO Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington ID. G., who furnish the
same without charge. Edison Brothers Is a
well-known and successful firm Of large ex-
porience, having been established in 1860. DIFF
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Reading Notice.

Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM ut St. Louis Fair, 1879.
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II pays grocers to keep Dozier-Weyl com
pany's goods because the people like them
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1890 Prizes,
Whole Tickets ".
o. Tickets, $50.

Remit by Post ONCE Money Order, Registered
Letter Bank Dram or Express.
To insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents will please write their names and
places of residence plainly, giving number OF
Post Office box or Street, and Town, County and
State.
All communications connected with the Dis
tribution and Orders for Tickets should be adj
dressed TO II. NJ. Boardman, Courfer-Journa
Building, Louisville, NY ,or s07 4 800 Rroad :
way, New Yorf. tues ,thursSsat
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The CINCINNATI HOUSE" is newly
furnished; board and lodging s. per week.
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'razos river, via Grand Prairie, Ar.
Is'on, Fort Worth, Wsathcrioid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28

Coup's C1RcUs.-Coup's Great Show ar.
rived in the city yesterday forenoon, and
will exhibit on the Island this afternoon
and evening. OF this great aggregation oil
novel, attractive and interesting features,
the Chicago Erening Journal says:
Last night the doors OF Coup's Circus
were closed at quarter before s, and 1t is
estimated that fully 1000 people were I'M
able to gain admission. A noticeable ar
gument in favor OF Mr.. Coup's shows is
the class who give sanction to the enter.
tainment. Many OF our most prominent
people, who seldom attend q canvas ex'
hibftion, were noticed last evening. The
performances are all thatare claimed, and
The multitudinous features are given in
excellent style. Miss Katie Stokes, the
bareback rider, rides at each performance
with an abandon and dash rarely attained
by any equestrienne. Miss Emma Stokes,
In her double tandem act was repeatedly
encored, James Melville, who has not
been seen here for several years, still
maintains his standing as bareback rider,
and his riding last evening recalled all his
former triumphs. The ladies seem to be
especially pleased with the broncho
horses and the performing ponies. Mr..
Coup is certainly to be congratulated on
account OF the success which he has met
with 10 this city. For the convenience OF
those who wish to avoid the rush for tick.
cts at the wagon, Mr.. Coup has placed
tickets on sale, without extra charge, atthe
Palmer House. 1t would be well for Ia
dies and children to attend the afternoon
exhibitions, which are liable to be less
crowded than at night.
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A GOOD TICKET
Nominated by the Republican Con-
yention on Saturday.
Good Feeling and Harmony Among
the Delegates.
The People Will Endorse their Work
at the Polls.

The Republicans OF Ohio county were
represented D. full delegation from each
district, in the convention at the Court
House Saturday, and it was a favorable In
dication to see among the representatives
some OF the best men in the county, tIe
men who are recognized as leaders IN tne o.
callings, and who are looked up 10 anu TO
spected by their fellows. The cohVentio a
was evidently there for business, anu &C. y,
cordingly no time was lost in geth1g uo"h
to the work for which 1t was called.
Mr.. Frew, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee, called the meeting 70 order
about 10 o'clock, and nominated DR.. =. II.
Storer for temporary chairman, which
nomination being ratified by the
delegates, the Doctor took the chair,
viii a brief and fitting exortation to put
nsiore the public as candidates the best
man at the command OF the party.
". +, Peterson and j. D. Stanton were
chosen temporary secretaries, and on mo
tion al DR.. Edwards, a committee on Per
manent Organization, consisting Of one
member from each district, was appointed,
as follows: Washington, d. g. Morgan
Madison, r. A. Strange; Clay, Melvin
Richards; Union, W. B. Simpson; Web
ster, VIM. H. williams. Centre, Henry
Roemer; Richie, John Fl. Brown; Tha'
ielphia, W. A. Mccoy; Liberty, j. W.
Darling; Richland, g. G. Sawtell. -.
A Committee on Credentials was dis
pensed with, the list OF delegates as
published in the 1NTELLIdENCER last Mon
day being adopted as the roll OF the con
yention. A COMMITTEE on Resol utions
was also rendered unnecessary by the
adoption OF the platform OF the Chicago
'Mr. VIM. Otto, of Washington district
moved that a committee Of one from each
district be appointed on Order OF Business
which was adopted, and the followin!
gentlemen appointed: Washington, Q
F Hamilton Madison, L. II. Morris; Clay
@. y. Lucas; Union, Luke. Elton; Centre
George G. Roth; Webster, S. L. Brice
Richie, VIM. a. Coombs; Triadelphia, =
P. Sisson; Liberty, j. NJ. Pollack; Rich
land, W. A. Ridgeley.
The vote for General Golf for Covering
in 1875 was, on motion OF Dr.. Tom y
Edwards, adopted as the basis OF repIresen,
tation. This gave each district and eacl
delegate votes as indicated in the follow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28

AMERICAN PROTESTANT ORGANIZATION
A conference Of those interested in the
organization OF new lodges Of this order
was held in this city on Saturday evening.
After a general consultation and the ex-
PLANTATION OF the principles Of the organt-
ton by J. R. McCready, Of Boston, X. w.
6. Chaplain, the application for q Charter
was presented, and more than the reSqul'
site number OF names were procured. Two
new lodges will be organized in the
city as soon as possible, and some OF the
leading mechanics in our city will identity
themselyes with this organization, and the
prospect Is that there will be large mem
bership in few months. Lodges are to
be organized in Claysyille, Pa, Parkers.
burg, Grafton, Clarksburg, Charleston,
and other towns in this State. One efthe
city lodges is to be composed entirely Of
mechanics. The colored lodge Will prooa'
Div have over forty members, among them
some OF the leading colored citizens oil the
CITY.
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PERSONAL MATrRRs.-Jake Kemple is al
aspirant for the nomination for Prosecut
ing Attorney OF Marshall county, on the
Republican ticket.
Miss Sallie Mandolin, Principal of the
Third Ward Public School, entertained
some OF her Sweet girl graduates" at din
uer at the New Mcclure, Saturday. :.
Mrs. Oscar Ramelsburg, OF Cincinnati,
o., sang at the Fourth Street NJ. E
Church yesterday. The lady being In fine
voice executed with the taste and skill Of
true and cultured musician, one oil
Bach's elegant pieces, "My heart ever
faithful" It Is TO be regretted that this
lady Is not resident Of our city, as her
fine voice would be q delight to hear In
the execution OF the best OF all music,
sacred selections.
The Misses Clenber, OF Fulda, Noble
county, Ohio, are visiting at the residence
Of Mr.. Henry Ebert, in East Wheeling. !.
MIR. James Cochran, who keeps the toll
gate up Caldwell's run, has been visiting
friends up in Pennsylvania. He returned
home last week much pleased with his
visit.
Prof. T. Marcellus Marshall, of the Glen
vile Gikmeriie. Ia at the Mcclure House.
Hon. +. P. Gano, Of Doddridge county,
Is at the Mcclure House.
Jerry Flynn, trans Ohio Superintendent
OF Telegraph, B. 90. r. r., Is In the city.
PROT John. Steele, Principal Of the
Parkersburg high School, is spending his
vacation with his father, Rev. Samuel
Prof.. Harry Eyarts, "Little Giant
Orator" Of w. O. Coup's New United
Shows, paid usa pleasant visit last night
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CHOOSE YE rmIs DAY

which Ye shall Vote. ATicket that Pro.
yokes the RIdIcuIe offs own Party, or
one that Challenges the Admiration Of
Both Sides.
Saturday after the County Convention
adjourned Representatives Of this paper
catechised prominent citizens, without re-
gard to political preferences, in regard to
their views on the county ticket. Below
are printed some OF the expressions OBJ
Geo. Hook, Clerk of the County Court
Dem. IA very fair ticket; good
- A Democratic journalistic am willing
10 concede the election OF half the ticket
VIM. Erskine, City Solicitor, Rep. ia
good ticket, and 1t will be elected"
A. Fl. Beach tRep. )-"Best ticket nomi'
mated in OHIO county in many years"
]. D. Stanton ep.)-"Strongest ticket
ever presented to Ohio county voters"
Sam. B. McCulloch, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, (Rep. )-"I consider it frstclass
ticket in every respect, and II we work !
do not there is any doubt OF Its election
DR.. 7. 0. Edwards, City Health Officer
Rep.)-"It is magnificent ticket, and
bound to win"
Robert Wilson, Representative Green
hacker: st is good ticket. That Legis
latiye. ticket can't lie beat. We like Hu
gus, too. He is an able man, and as unas
Stunning as able. You ought to work fol
him, and elect him. think that ticke
will catch some Democratic votes, and We
will catch some oil the dissatisfied ones
which will better your cause"
A prominent Democrat, who, on account
OF his frank views, doesn't want himself
given away: at is infinitely superior to
our ticket, and l have no doubt the voter
will say SO at the polls. We deserve thai
they should"
universal satisfaction, especially amoni
the working people"
]. B. fancy, City Collector, Democrat
"a very fair ticket"
Col. Jas. Spyer, candidate for nomina
ton for member Of the House before thu
Democratic convention: "That Legislative
ticket will be elected"
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS, La Belle Lodge
No. 9, A. o. U. W., ut their regular meet
ing Saturday night, elected the following
officers; George SCarlott, p. NJ. W; James
Callahan, NJ, W; Isaac Mangus, Foreman
Richard Bird, 0verseer; VIM. Webb,
Guide; Silas Hathaway, Recorder; Henry
Truxell, Receiver; Chas, Grist, Financief ;
Vim. Craig, l. G; VIM. Leech, o. G Oscar
Seeley, Trustee. This lodge, We are gladto
state, is in llourishing condition, with
near one hundred nf q membership, and
steadily increasing. Among its members
We find some Of the best citizens Of the
city, including our workingman, profess.
ional and business men, The regular
meetings Of this lodge are held in Hanlan's
Hall, corner Jacob and Thirty-sixth streets
every saturday night. The installation Of
the above officers will take place next Sat-
urdaY night and cordial invitation Is ex'
tended to all members OF the order 10 bb
present aud witness the same,
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From the office OF the aurora, well
known German religious paper OF Buffalo,
N. Y, we lately received the following
statement: Mrs. q. Wieckmann, wife Of the
proprietor, writes: Speaking from expe-
rience, can recommend Hamburg
Drops most highly. had suffered for six
years with Salt Rheum in the face, and
tried all known remedies to affect a cure.
Now, after having taken the Hamburg
Drops for some time, the reIness and
itching have entirely disappeared, and
am well and strong.
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pEnMANRNr ORGANIZATION


was then effected, by adopting the report
of the committee, which recommended
the following officers:
Chairman-J. A. Dunning, OF Union
district. =, o,-
district. :,
Webster.
NE. Dunning, on assuming the duties
of permanent chairman, thanked the con-
yention for the honor conferred upon MN
by his choice for the exalted position OF
presidine officer OF such representative
body OF men. He hoped the delegates
would appreciate the responsibilities OF
the duties they had been selected to per-
form, and give their action the considera'
tion il deserved and select attCket that
would please everybody in the county.
In the beginning OF his remarks, ex'
pressing his surprise at being chosen for
The position, MIR. Dunning had said that
Won can never tell where the lightning il
going TO strike. Mr.. McCulloch, on taking
Ris position, said II he had had an idea the
lightning was aiming for him he would
have lodged. This raised laugh. and
started start the convention off in good hu'
NOR.
After few preliminary motions and
suggestions OF minor importance, and the
reception OF the report Of the Committee
on order OF business, the convention was
declared ready for
NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF..
Mr.. W. B. Simpson nominated George
II. Parks in neat little speech, and DR..
Tom Edwards placed the name Of J. W.
Schultze before the convention. A letter
was also read by Chairman Dunning from
Mr.. Schultze, announcing his candidacy.
A ballot was then taken, which resulted
as follows:
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pEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
LII For ParkerSburg, POmerOy, GRllIpoliA NJ. +.
Iront0n, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays
VILE Cincinnati and Louisville dHl.6h
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW ANDES. 4.........-CHAs. MuHLRMAN, Master,
Ed. MUHLEHAN, Clerk.
Leaves Tuesday, June %, at 8 p, m. poSltiyely.
Passengers and freight rccelpted through to ali pontI
WEST and SOUTH. For freight or passage apply on
board OF !" cH BOOTH 4 soS.
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AsroylsHKs The handsome
caIicoes At S cents; lawns,6, s, and l23 cts. I;
ladies' listers, 81 90 to s. 0O; linen suits at
extremely low prices TO close stock silk
parasols below cost, at Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l
Main street. JonN RoEMGR.
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LAWN Suits at Blums



The marks last evening indicated a feet
0 inches and falling.
The local packets are making their
usual daily trips.
The st. Lawrence left for Cincinnati
Saturday evening with good trip out.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day and will return at the usual hour to-
morrow. The Andes offers superior in
ducements to passengers and shippers.
The Cincinnati Commercial says: @. T.
Dumont will receive the new shaft for the
Emma Graham, this week, from De
Laney, in Buffalo, and soon have the
Emma Graham ready for business again.
The John l.. Rhoads arrived at Pitts
burgh from st. Louis Saturday morning,
drawing IS inches, whereas the marks only
indicated feet. The only place she had
any trouble was at Davis Island, where
she had to set her spars.
IBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, June 27.-River II feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: Granite State, Louis
vile. Departed; Granite State, Hunting
ton.
EVANSVILLE, June 27.-Weather cloudy,
rainy and warmer; wind brisk from the
south. Mercury 70 TO 500. River Is lilo
feet and falling. Up: James Parker.
Down: Grey Eagle, Bowling Green.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-River falling;
feet 3 inches in canal; s feet 8 inches in
chute on falls. Weather warm and show
cry. Arrivals and departures: New Mary,
Houston, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Guthrie Henderson, Eldorado, Hunting to
st. Louis; Golden Crown, Cincinnati to
New Orleans. The Virgie Lee sunk on
the falls.
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For Additional Local Sc Fra Pags.

He HoPEs THEY Wnb-B@, wa TheyI
Tire Bellaire daily Independent gives ex-
preston to the following:
1.-THE Wheeling dailles are having a
very interesting time Of 1t now, charging
one another with approprating campaign
funds to their own use. The Treasurer
aud Secretary Of the State Committee ex.
onerato the editor OF the InteNigenor on
the Republican side, and We hope the
State Committee will do the same thing
with the Register man, then the music will
cease.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28

FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOUsE OF DKLEuAIE''
O. D. Thompson was nominated by
VIM. F. Peterson; John Frew, by Caleb
sylyis; Simon L. McCulloch, by VIM.
Morgan; B. B. Dovener, by Captain
Schockey; DR.. T. o. Edwards, by Henry
Roemer; VIM. P. Hubbard, by DR.. storerr;
BENZ. Fisher, by O. P. Hamilton; and j.
D. Whitman, by Col. Curtis.
A ballot was then taken, and resulted
in the nomination OF Messrs. Thompson,
Frew, Hubbard and McCulloch, they each
having received the requisite majority oil
all the votes cast. The vote by districts
was as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28

Be wise; simply call on your druggist
for cdr. Sellers Cough Syrup" when you
have cold or cough. 25c bottle.
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DOR SALE
EoUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
l. PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.-A good
opportunity for practical wOrkmen Of limited capital
Parties desiring TO form a e0-partncrHhip will fud
this m advantageous opening 10 tho cheapne Of the
property aud the liberal terms Of payment. The
works are located on the river bank and on the line
operated by the Mesns. Phillips, having a good
Wharfage the river and convenient 10 the railroad
There Is large foundry building and blacks nith
SHOP, two story brick machine shop building, In
which lIA steam engine and boiler, several excellent
lines Of shaiting and pullles, nunbsr Of wood and
Iron lathes Of different sizes, one large wood planer
drilling and other machines, vices. ac &C.. DC. The
Of ground on which the works are erected The ioca-
ton Il we'll adapted for other baneseso Of manufacture
For further information, per,onally or BY letter,
apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business Agent 1915 Market street, Cram
gle's Block, over City Bank. Iu7
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TIE man who let's his wife or child SUI
fer from coughs or colds without getting
Sellers Cough Syrup" is lost to common
reaann
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HANDSOME Suits at BIums.

PALArAnLE MRdIclSEs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is a honeyed drop OF relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his Sarsaparilla Is nectar
that imparts vigor 10 lie, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa.)
Advertiser. Ddw
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DR.. Edwards, before the vote was an
nounced, moved that the selection OF Mr..
Parks be made unanimous, which was
adopted, and the chairman made the an
nouncement accordingly.