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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR
In Dallas Is under Orr's Livery Stable
Henry Schmid, Sole Proprietor.

Coolest and largest place in town. Henry
is an old knight of "Gambrinus," and knows
how to refresh his guests. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
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Leon Kahn

Keeps full line of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen, made for.comfort and ease,
in southern ties. Calf brogans, English
walking balls or Congress CATERS, high or low
cut. They are irst-class, and you won't be
bothered with corns.
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-Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adver-
sisment in another column.
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q. Higari.

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, ETC.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had O.
O. S. Mitchell s. Co.
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If you want to feel happy try one of DR..
Wilmet's convention white wine Bishops at
the sample room, 900 Main street..
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First-class board and well furnished roomI
the "CINCINNATI HOUSE"
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The only place 10 get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, GIG
Main street.
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If in need of choice fruits, produce, nuts
or pure apple vinegar, try US! DeStefsno
Rrns
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Dallas,

VIII furnish all material and erect and
thoroughly complete any structure in the city
II Dallas, at ra es as low as air dealing VII
TAi Will take one or two unimproyed lots
in exchange for worE, feds
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w. T. jarrett, the ice king, says that he
has plenty Of pure northern lake ice to keep
the convention cool, a. well as the slaugh-
tered candidates.
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Ask your grocer tor Dozier-Weyl Cracker
company's goods. You will like them.
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All Dallas wholesale grocers sell Dozier-
Weyl Cracker company's goods.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at ST. Louis Fair, 1879.
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1t pays grocers to keep Dozier- Weyl com
psny's goods, because the people like them
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MEDICAL.
10 Years Before the Public.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
LIVER PILL

are not recommended as remedy "for all the
ills that flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of
the Liver, andin all Bilious Complaints, Dys-
pepsia. and Sick Headache, or diseases Of
that character. thew stand without rival.
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BEWARE or INVITATIONS,

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has red-wax seal on the lid with
the impression, McLANE'S LIVER PILL.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
C. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Bes" Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared by
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
the market being s',ll of limitations Of the
name McLane, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
OF, NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NOTICE - Advertisements may be handed
~ into our business office up to p. m /,
and into the composing room mp TO ! a. m.
NOTICE - If you want your furniture,
~ pianos, onlce fixtures, baggage, trunks,
with care and cheap, do not fall to call on II r..
krenter. Orders left ut Jones \ Murphy's,
10 Main street, will be promptly attended to,
II convenient, one or several days previous.
Rates nom 25cts upward, per load.
NOrICE--Chairs reseated In the beat style,
IN and at short notice. Leave orders at
Herald Office, and they W III be q led for.
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FOR RENT,

E0R RENT-A nicely furnished room; south
Il front. ]. NJ. Hayes, 9i5 Commerce st.
nor RENT - The building formerly ocou-
Il pied by I. l.. Marsals, 50x9O feet; cor.
Camp and Lamar SITS. Apply to T.. p. Bryan,
J01 Elm street
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AcUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepara-
Nory to, Or after taking quinine.
As simple purgative they are unequaled.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

VXTANTED-A good Blacksmith; q general
w workman preferred, but especl ally
wagon and buggy work. Address D., Pitts
burg Camp county, Texas.
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- - -
FOR SALE.

NOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with or
Il without board, at l226 Elm st.
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DOR RENT - Two furnished, front rooms,
L southern exposure, with board. Apply
corner Akard and Jackson streets
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NOR RENT = Nicely furnished :south front
l. rooms, without board, to gentlemen only,
ut Commercial Hotel
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NTANrED-Two or three good dising room
w walters, for International hotel. Pales-
tine, Texas. Apply to room IS, Grand Windsor.
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DIOR SALE-Lots for sale-Eight lots, five on
IL Elm street, east Sycamore, and three
oona sotsasa and grove nn
same. INQUIRE of j Drowning, 1857 Elm st.
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WANTED = BY young LADY of experience,
w n situation rs teacher of instrumental
and vocal music. Best testimonials given.
Address NJ, care Herald office
| w ANTED "A girl to 10 general work for a
w small family INQUIRE at Herald office.
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"ANTED-A tenant for two-story frame
w house, rooms, corner of Akard and
jackson; also cottage, 8 rooms, 100 feet west OF
Young and Akard streets. Apply to I. j.
Putty, corner Akard and Jackson SITS.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10
EGracloSasra.

DrBLlC NOTICE j. hereby given that ON this
1 IN day N March, l~7i, EZRA y. GRIFFIN,
in said Stockton, bounded Ee-iHnn- III Il cedar
tree marked NJ. and ;, i'll t't south line Of j. +.
jordan, mouse iur thence west, hy BIZ huu~, lot
2o, rolls to tine ; ". cnrnyrut said M, thence >.
ny lot No. 3, Range t. >6 rods tp -tHac marked VI.
c < thence east. M fth ltaH1e line A. rot
the Mchitahlr Lancaster lot thence \.lj- -, rad-
TO the !. W.rurner of samuel ('ranj h'u-e lpt-
thence y, ~ r.. on the north nae Of 1lid Grant
land III rods - links to stake and beech ire mark
cd 1865 ( thence nurthery hy the westerly line Of
lot 81 and b Martin lotl t. first h"und- cont tia
ing 8 acres, square rods NOR OF less hrn- lot No.
| in the ;. part Of Range I. ~ surveyed 'y Robert
Houston. Said mort gage was duly assigned 10 me
by deed of r. {. W"1,man, Receiver ,llt''i sept,
18th, 1876. duly recorded the condition oi SAID
mortgage having hrcn anu -tin bria- broken. |
claim to forrcio-c the same and give th notice tor
that purpose. ~ LA Il. BAR.,ARIt.
BY T q. Nu0DMNN, hyr Atty.
Buck sport Nav -. lS~O.--}W23
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In Washlngton's Bed.

few weeks ago President and Mrs HAYES went
to Mount ernor, and passed the night there sleep
ing IN the bed formerly used by George and Martha
Washington. good deal of fun was had when
the fact got ont but the custodian of the property
at Mount Vernon SAYS that it is the usual thing for
Presidents to do Lincoln. Grant, johnson. Blu
chanan, Pierce, Fillmore and Tyler he says. have
all slept in Washngtons bed and he supposes that
other Presidents have. but that is as far as bis
memory runs Some Presidents named occupied
the bed several nights during their term Of office
and President Pierce in the habit OF going to
Mount Vernon to pass the night very often during
the summer
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

1t troubles Col. Ingersoll that no less
than SIP 100000 of the peoples money
goes every year 70 maintain the preach
ers albeit, the Colonel himself is said to
make round @20,0o0a year pitching in
to THEN preaching. TO this the Central
baptist replies that the lawyers annually
cost the people about $4,000, 900 and
the criminals 10000 600, and intoxicat
ing liquors G0O00O0oO If" adds the
Baptist, Colonel In9ersoll regards the
preachers merely as luxury, it seems to
us he ought to have the candor to admit
that they are a good deal less costly and
Go good deal less harm than the luxury
ot LAWYERS. criminals and strong drink
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THE UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Colm-
~ of Waldo on the second Tuesday of May, A. ID.
1880 commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of creditors against the estate of DAkES
Angler, late of Belfast, in said County deceased.
represented nsolvent, hereby give notice that six
lowed to said creditors i'll which to present and
prove their claims. and that they will he i'll session
At the Office of W. q. Frye, in Belfast, on FRIDAY
the 4th day of June next, and on Friday, the 9TH
day of November next, at ) O'Clock p. VI. on each
Of said days for the purpose of receiving the same
Dated at Belfast this 18th day of May 4. ID. 1880.
WIN. b. SWAN,
w. G.. FRYE, Com'ra.
3w22 DAVID PIERCE,
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Driving Home the Cows

From the Utica Observer
out Of the clover and bueeyed grass
He turned them into the riyer-lanc
One after another he let them pass,
A9d fastened the meadow bars again.
Under the willows and over the hill
He patiently followed their sober pace;
The merry whistle for once was STILL
Aud something Swallowed the sunny face
Only boy and his father had said
He never would let ms Youngest 60;
Two already were lying dead,
der the feet OF the trampliug foe
But after the evening work was done,
And the frogs were loud in the meadow swamp
Over his Shoulder be slang his gun
And stealthy followed the foot path damp.
Across the clover and through the wheat,
with I, soiute heart ald purpose grim,
Though cold was the dew On the hurry ing feet,
And the blind bats fitting startled him
Three since then had the lane been white
Aud The orchard sweet with apple bloom
And no" wh Il the cows came back at night
The feeble father drove them home.
For news had come to the lonely farm
That three we're lying where two had lain:
AID the old maus tremuous palsied arm
Gould never lean on son again
The summer day grew cold and late
He went for TIE eoys when the work was done
Bat down The aAe. As he cpened the gate,
IL saw them coming one By one.
Brindia. EBONY, >pecke and Be>s
Sha&ins their horns III the evening wind
tgoppln-; the buUercEps ont of the grass
Bat WHO was it following close behind
Loosely swung in the idle air
Tie empty sleeve OF army blue:
And "or4 and pale. from the crlspng hair.
Looked out face that the father knew
FOR Southern prisons viii sometimes yawu
And Yield their ,ad unto life again
An the day mai coutes with cloudy davn
IN golie. glory at i.st may wane.
The great tear ,pranE to their meeting eyes,
For the heart mast speak when the iiiS are dumh.
And unayr tar Silent evening skies
Together they followed tie cattle home
! Nae + oSsund
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n Office,

DTRStANT ID 4 license from the Hon. Judge II
1 Prohat' for the County of Waldo. | SHAH sell
at public auction Saturday, jay Sd, so, ar
O'Clock in the afternoon, OK tue premises MI the
right. title and interest which GEOKnE W. Nc
had in ana to the following real c-t,tt, viz the
homestead occupied formerly by him. t. the time Of
his decea-e, and the parcel called the Wilson lot.
Dated thiS 18th day of MAY. A. ID. l>Sp
3W23 SAMt Ell KINGS 81 RN. Atlmr.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

\ down town man went fishing the
other day. and returned with three small
trout He carried them through the
street boldly, and when asked il those
were all he caught. frankly admitted that
they were. The neighbors gave him a
surprise party and presented him with
me beautifully carved motto. AN honest
fisherman is the noblest work of God
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

Wy + THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. PHlLO lIER~EI. to re
ceive and examine the claims of creditors to the
estate Of HENRY W. BRADBURY. hate Of Sears
mont, deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby
give notice that sin months are allowed to said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims; and
that shall attend that service Ut the Office of
Geo. Z. Johnson in Belfast in the County Of wal
do July list, 1850, and October I'd, 1850. at nine of
the clock in the forenoon.
GEO +; JOHNSON, Admrs
3w23 W.C. SMALL, A''Aii 49,
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Saved her Life.

Messrs p. W. HUBBARD & Co.: Ny wife was
great sufferer from Sick Headache. Dizziness and
Constipation, for a long time. She tried many
remedies but found nothing that would give her
relief until she tried the Peoples Fayorite Tonic
Bitters She was restored to health by their use
am confident they saved her life DEA +. See
advertisement 4w23
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Could Census be Taken

OF those whom DR. GRosvENoR's Liver AID has
relieved and cured. it would prove to be volumin
ons and coot'"rs"9 The remedy is so well and
widely known as curative of constipation, piles
Of the blood arising from biliousness, that to at
tempt calculation of its cures would be unneces
sary. Its curative effects radical and complete
1t does not palliate, but roots out disease. All
that is necessary is TO continue its use until posi-
tive and appreciate effects are experienced
Meriden man has Bible l42 years old,
Strange how long Bible may be made to last by
ton
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

As sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia.
>leepes ,nc,- Pural, -i- lIsteria, Melancholy, st.
Nilus Dance, Asthma Bui a Of tht-e different
form, Brought about by SONG present exciting
cause. But 10 nervous system j. suffice, 10 these
diseases unless the nervedlj is IN Impoverished
condition, 81 suffering from an irritable stare or
condition. and can only be cured BY REMEDY that
enrIcl'- the nerve hlji Aui .duys nervous rritA-
ton, and This is absolutely accomplished Is Or.
EENoON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMII.E P.LI.>
lncy circtually remove the causes OF al l,rN, Us
diseases and the VA. ur rc,nIt is acurea complete
and permanent cure.
DR. {. W. BLN>ON'> CELEEl AND CIAMO
MILE FILLS are Pre- pared expressly to cure Head
aches, Neuralgia and N,rvousness, and will core
any ease, matter how obstinate, it may be- Of
either sick, nervous or dyspeptc headache or neu-
ral2ia, nervousness or >ltclossness Price 10
box, sent post free to any address may be order
ed through any druggist 1yrl
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r. H. EDDY,

The following Is the sworn statement TO the In
>uranCe Commissioner of Massachusetts of The
financial condition Of The
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

We offer $500 reward for any case they will not
cnre Quick, safe. and sure cure Gm20
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10

No nauseous doses Of cubebs copaiba or oil of
sandal wood that are certain to produce dyspepsia
by destroying the coaings of the stomach
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Price, $3.50. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, or
mailed on receipt of price
For further particulars send for circular
P o. box 1.533. J. C. ALLAN g. co 80 John
St New York
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No ! will cure any case in four days or less.
No will cure the most obstinate case no mat
ter of how long standing
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| POSITIVE CURE

Without medicines ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
lCATED B0UGIES. Patented Oct l6 1876 One
The Republican journal., 1880-06-10
36th Annual Report now ready for distribution.
Free to any address.
Commissioners Notice.

BENZ. +. STEVENS, President
JOSEPH NJ. GIBBENS, Secretary.
March II 1se0.-lyrll
, 1880-07-13
SHOOTING ATERAY.

SHOOTING AFFRAY. .
! 8foux CITYt IT,, July EAT Lemars, Bunday,'
evening. MAJ. q. j.. O. 1lall shot and dangerously.
wout,dcd Or. ". Il. PYr.er. tho ball entering tho
neok lust bpiow tho>loba bt tho right car and
lodging IN tho bones OH tho oppoait etlo. 10th
arc prominent olt!xons, and tho atfalr,
limited In na,t being Prosecuting Attorney
IN rnpo cnsc whcru Porter was defendant, At
tho timo Of the shppttnx tho mon mt ort tho
street, words passod botwcon thnm which i1o pity,
tnF That II no had mt got tho drop on Porter
he wo,,1d hnvo boon shot himself. rnrt9r
oorruborateti by these wno picked him up. Tho
prospcc:s aru tonight. tint ho will recover,
though II ts marvellous that tho l,all did n,t cut
tharg1 Ut rue ahcrltf, With WHOM he attended, tho
CIrCtlA Iu tplS oty tQ-h1y.
, 1880-07-13
TEE CENSUS.
RACINE.
Tb tht EtliipF gf The Ehftueo Tribune,


Iu The Elilpr af Ths Chitaao Tribune.
RACINE, Wis, July la.-Theru was much ro-
jpiupx In Nncs.l1 when thu oiliuini n1,lsntnoe-
lncnt wsa lIlatlo TINT tho ppruAtion. which was
but $50 in lSs0. uatto tip to 1G,01 Il, 1850; md
that thp ''1lclta City Ut tho Lakes" bud fnirty
pnssesi both Qahkosh ind Fon,' dill Lac, beHt!rE
tho former by lltlto moro thin tsoo. nu4 tho
litter city ncarl,st, ,Vo. III population. at Inst
1tAuis,o was tho sechutl city u thu Ssato, at,l
for onct our uItzons bc4sln 10 slltny sI9ns or
having 4 little luGul pride, wt.cu It4E TWlnBNA
yo1,t a spoiled every ything hy A,i''onnuliIg tut
WIS rupll Liswiug-'n uf hor.s. und snrlo',a
Why's Of nce.'s!ntins fur onr drfout wnrc lritl;
bnt I'LL faI!cd Ut giving us nny cumturt. nIltil
which snys thlt tho pnt,llasioll ot TINT ci!y "
but lt,511-n ga!tl " oily ;.5as alnua ts. WY
1,ntct, tlat 1iaufile tho fcl!o CITY Ut thy IlkSs
Ii n tugt tho v.lly Kroaaost city III Wlscuus.',
uutHltlu Huerppulla. :. ".
, 1880-07-13

The census roturns nro st'i! tnupnapsoto, await-
il,Y the book from u portion Ut tho Fourteenth
Wnrtl. 1t appoara tlat sht enulsurltur In tho
Qnu Hundred und For;y-slxth District tnhulatcl
ils nanlos In such !. slovunly ll,a..uct tint ha
was directed to copy slon fnto new l'polt. sipca
which tIlno ho ltaA not laUn hellrd from. Tllu
olsly eeut!sy retus,a rpee!scl by tAo H,t.grytsar
brscing tho territory Detwce,s Forty nl,lth
and Alxticth streets. ..whcye Il population Ut
ss,;!n was, to.lnl. Ihls 9lvGs Hyde rark
rho missing district oF 'l.tlko WA rete!ve, iy
tho County C!eFk. 1t ,hns oggs people, His!!.x
sh1 toy isoli n W! t,, Is 81 nsef H. ttai y ,S
tho rutnainng district III ily,le Turk stlll IL ho
henrd trou,. Tho scturns u given ab1sc frutn
tllirty. ninth mud Eighty -sets,Dd stretts. The
roulntn1nx tllgtret eOsurn tho ,IlAtrlat bntwppn
EtKhtY-soeo..l md ono, ,llu,!lrsd.nn,t.lhirty-
, 1880-07-13

Ep,etal Dlspaleh IL The CAisayu Tribune. !
HAMILTON, Ont, July la.-Thc unuai EatllcF-
Ing nf thu Grunge cfAns, representing the 1od4c7
at Untaro, took plaue to-.lay With n,uro tAan
usual brtll'nnoy and effect. Tho appcuruncv Of
tho city was In full kespnv with
tho great PROTESTANT detnonatratlul.
mad tho decorations ,iwera obsorsab!e
III every direction. On tho prlnctpa! stseats
through which tho procession WAs tlcsYutl to
pnss tho sture frunts wero &nAte attractive by II
varied dIsplay Of tho clnbls1natical colors of tho
Order. Festoons Of o,7tnRo and liuo
IloAtcl from attic to basement, tnter-
spcrsed with tho Nnflonal tsAgs hi every
euncoiyabln form mud variety, ), From m
carIy hour thu stroUts wcro crowded With people
representing NIL 'clnsscs, tho majority of whont
wure sune distinctive badgta suggestive Of thcir
party. Ladlcs, Urls, tnea, Doys, all had tho
orange lily oascntntto,,sly aisplnyed IN cnp.
brnast, or bastonho1c. Or tutsescA tho r!u.
Osx1,ucmcn, I1uns isrlio,.s, iid True l.acs ar.
r1ylhK trs,ns ~, soutrta ths Ansrntnx Wns larger
tiY ths ea .S 1S pYi y M 9s s ss h,StE e ~
81 tas ess&f II 4 ts Fl Sess
eaS: ia "x Sf 9xS %MS"a5on@ Maliaa5 @sx SsSy suss; P .
eok xtoS wSsrioo , Pssl, n,1a s!nc1o yh \,
hcen oeEul.uscd q from a,.AN 70 sd!u1
sSS sS;s a ty ynrssa 9ss'; 1t fa br ~ p !enS aut q
Sssa S,ss \ +; = II y
Gsaad saa s Mas,ee y of IT, ors.o 6er jatnuisos
dsand Msstss. q Tsua hlass stawsit,
shor. M9n,ssa ssanDoe an1 Il ts nts 1 aarna ,S 3
utca tho,soiyes nranull4hn Kr.,a.id, ,tatontny 10
Ssr Sc as; sssaE aas o4s shSs sss ssx
srain sftsf trda iofs til III our ssitors ia d.
, 1880-07-13
POLITICAL NEWS.


Special Dtspdlth 10 1ne Chicago Tribune.
LEBANON, 1nd., J,1ly 1a-Consilornblo interest
ia being 1nAae manifest ovor tho Congressional
Couyontl0n which will te held hero Wednesday,,
the 1+th inst, This district, under tho now
rfgimp, !s known M tho Ninth, and ID ono Of tho
seven In which both Republicans md democrats
havo n fighting CHANGE, tho former holding tho
advantage ground. 1t Ia composed of tho
Counties OF TIppeoanoo, Clinton, Tipton, Doonc,
HnMllton and Madison. IN 1876, on tho voto FOX.
Goycrnur, these counties gave d Republican
minority Of a51 md ln 1875 Tor Secretary Of
statc' tho majority 'ivas reduced to 500. Tho
ohnnecs for st.ooess ta1a taal Rro bright
enough Mt present, and unfcss some bluntser
Is undo noxt "Wednesday. the district will rcrau
tiiatcs Dsfore tha Convention tint j,avp aire,ty
becn t,one,l nro: 1osGph i. arMy. hoblosyiiio:
fsus e o1sss Gdlsya oss s'i
tise,'. psrsonuiis. thero i hi i}ttic ifIfe;,es
a % be s stss as e 4 sosnhas i ast ss Il
MssS;stn spa cf$St ~ 6f; @t
there Is rcnl!y no particular cho!ce atnooR the
% reeoso ' tho nir I'll anS 3 S niSio@ @ spport @ % of
4pfetat Dspatea to 1as Chicago Tribune.
lNntAsAiDt.is. Ind, July la.5lt ,Sla ,srrslnged
ths lior!!tnE that Tug hon. A. @: Porter. Ilep1.,
Wseses II Slse s'i she t: Reecnt.oa S; Gesn!ttes @
a nee sfn S '1ae ie M e Ke s SsiS s o f. otr
'!Sd,s %s ~ IT, St Wi S ssssSS Il.
'Wigwam, and Mr. Porter will ,brgIn spenk-
n':atkcs Tic speech of welcome. and III. Porters
sRnS w pg s s ~ o Hs t% ,1 IN
tho prIneipai Iteia i wIioh WI y lie pfepar,.
, 1880-07-13

aHe<tM l4paftk Ia m E4stasa 1flh4ns, j..
KANsA8 CIrv, Mo-. July ls.-(otlsidusublo OK
eIsu4.rnr has Loa,l csuAted III Jackson County by
thu nrscst Saturday laat Ut oau ruoAor IAasaasu.
q young farmer, for uoup!IoltY In tue 1le,,lalo
tt,lln robbery on tho Chlua9o L Altol. NattwRy,
last OotVbdr The prIsoner VILE suspected ut tho
tiMu Ut hlvlng ,hAsi baud In the natter, lut
until to Kavu AIuselt AWAY no 0yllonca of tho
fact could 10 sccnrpd. liz told a companion
ualuod ". @. Smith that ha was With the
xanx who robbed tho tsala& and that
two who wont tuto tho exproas'car and
tullla1ed tho saesson2ps. flls ehnrp Ut tho
plu4des wa spsesal aunired dollar9, which III
, 1880-07-13
FRANCE.

TIE NATIONAL FETE.
PARIS, July 1e-The National fsto hAs vfrt,i-
ally leYnn. The exterior q,turtors OF pi,rlB ar1
ulrrasly lIrulusoiy. decorated with banners mud
devices Of various kinds. ploasuro fairs orgnn-
lied In nll opesl epntes wcro in sull swing oven
last night. Many thousands Ut persons from
tho provinces havo alruady ar lived, aud tho rltl
wnya nrd bringing huge ncccsslons. Tue weather
il magnificent. .
nlEn.
PARIS. July l2.-Isaao PeroIro, tho banker. 1s
dtild, nKeI II.
noCnEFhnT's ARRIVAL.
pAltIs. Jnly ls.Illenrl noehefort arrived to;
uhperett him Enthusiastically. lIH xna esoort9l
IL his hotp by er1wsis alnxinx tho Mnrdelllalsa
aud shouting " Laug live lt0chufortf'
ltRRusgu.
ChRllnmol- Lacol,r. klAs refused tho olfer OF
decoration Ut Cotutnulldpr Of tho Legion Of
Honor.