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DELEqATEa TO SPR1N
FIELD.

Abncr Taylor moved that tho ChAlr appoint
qornuitteo of thro0 from, oach eeuatorfAl district
10 report delegates to be sent 10 Springfield.
Col NlunDy moved ns an amendment that tha I
delegation 10 appointed by wards. ..
0cosge White moved 10 lay tho amendment on |
tho table.
Mr rse made ,,s ,aM the point that that would ''y
Col 1slcnbv Withdrew the amendment.
Tho Original motion WIS thon agreed to.
Nj. Taylor moved that the Committee bo in-
etructcd to aclcot Delegates III proportion to tho
number Of Wushburue md Blaine men In tho
Convention.
This was agreed to, though there wcro fow
npes.
Mr. Mullen moved that tho delegations pres
ent 10 empowered to tll vacancies In thoir
ranks. Agreed to-
Mr. Raymond said thoro WIS nothing In ME.
Tnylora motion rs 10 how tho Committee should
be appointed.
Mr.. Tnylor-By tho Chair. .....
Mr.. lsaymond moved that each Senatorial dis
trict Hn11le tho 1somborB.
Nj. booth moved M A. an amendment that they
III ny statoa lint tho original motion
authorized ] @ psisons @ n n eaaa district would nani
<He wsn,us, 10 DO tho fair thing. :,
Mr. lsayn1onl sup his tsoa was to rollovo tho
ChutrInAn from annoyance.
aftnr s.v"rnt cnrracffnrs hn,i irru tnafIo
IT wAs MADE UP AZ FOLLOWS:
First nstrlct-Abncr Taylor. George E. White.
Arthur D!1on. 80
Second DIstrict-J. L. Woodland, Z. G. Keith.
u. Y. lurtng ton.'
Thlra Distrlet-lsou!s HUT, Chris Tegtmoycr,
Nick Elpnl4nsl.
Fourth D!stricl-a. W. spoaord, a. u, Throops
Martin HNWatu.
H5th lt!stvlct-W. l. Johnson' oohn D. Masloht
ur. e.. J. Lewis.
Wnh, Jamcs q: Klrk,.,,
Seventh plstr!et-W. ). Campbell. Both Aon'
o1Er, En.,A M. uHofsG Ri.sni s.rq9xmann' hoInyn
IT IS CONCEDED Ivy THE blaine MEN
TINT two third. ~ Tho Convention arf, fnr Wnsb-
hurnu nnil thnr.Ynrn inuvr that tim f.n,i,1nit-
Mo ret1rn sIxty.tWo olit.aud.out Waahburno
NJ sravlnrEr waa inn po,ro, In ,nore TINT
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!, II. Bantoru,
II, If. Munu.

EN-. wilco1I III. BanborD,
5saos 4; j sss'fll K; illa'r, d, NJ. @"'''
James II. Sanders, E.1,: l,ai:lT!n,. ID k!,.s
n. Pulaehok, lcnrge ". Smith, =
Martin Howard. Stanley Nv. Davis,
S.H S1 : F;ss F%;sssssa'. is'ass' III; sss:sss, s:sss,
Charloa il case,
Trurxzsrn WARD.
James Qulrk, 1,ayil blackburn.
r. Y. DECATUR, q. II. NOoth,
ii. Il, Murdoch, Georgo Sohtoodor.
Dr. U. ]. Lowis,
rouRT1BrTH wAHp.
Wn. 7. Johnson. John MoLlndon,
nenTsy H. 1hris Msriz, Charles sce8srs,
Jons Olson, Otto WOLF,
YlFTRERrH WARD.
Goo5ed 1aaos leah, pG!s, Iesor PC; in.esWsb,
g. eoHrFe e r I, EhHns hAHaa,u'' Louis l." oana'
SIXTEENTH WAND.
l.. ". Mcconnell, EHtnual App!c!or4
Louis Schuiit,er, John llheinwald,
AnIrow IgohOtf, Valentino Huh.
EEvsHT1EH7s wAHp,
1aprense F. rsteftS; f1as;selrotb ess. r. e. Andssson
Kraur7zSr1t WAND.
] }s'nss 4 3,sasss K'she T'!l|s;S FIs q YStSn' ssn,
lIAlFtL hHSnO3ltt ahuss :" 1929
lewis O'Noiil, Charles Heinomnnn.
B. IL Raymond,
COUNTY TOWNS,
j555rs1srHWi 55ren,cn"W. il. wehstsr.
Ciccrl-D. u. Allen, Hrurgc D. Abbott
Pruyipo-rhilIp llulanttur.
I.eytn-Eitnry kfrthOit.
'linnoyrs-uc,rYe Str1ickMsn.
I:lk Grovc-Chr!st!a!l Russo.
rchaumlMrH-1DMt Fnssc.
PHInttnr-N.H 3. Williamson
WhccltnY-Moyer Hum.
MHho-Wi1liasn 1n.iys..
"Reminiscences u. NGll.
Jcnrtson-fIcnry Will, Edward doodina1s
1lvcrsiie-E. N. NRtes,
AdN,ns, John llurdsAll.
swift, Hiram McGhosnoy, i, II. Smith.
Nnrwoui Furk-14. e. cullins Jr.
pntos-t. McCnrll.
Th0r1,tot1--J.H &. nelfcdt.
lllu0n-Theudora Wicdcrhod.
Eulnmct-luhn Hldlr.
Worth-W. j. Eampholl.
Drlnutl-,Iohn Humphrey.
.I.you4-P- q. Gardner.
1tlch--W. lInhnn.
New TrIer-S. w, QsVootl.
EurthtIehl-Alfrel Uldtlnld.
Niles-O. @. k1Gbnl.
Lake vlew-seth f. 1Ianchott, Ely d. Chat
neld.
Aid. Dixon moved that tho temporary otioor,
DO declntcl tho permanent 0t,cs. Agreed 10.
, 1880-05-11

whnlovcr ,uay he gu!n9 on In o.hor places oot,-
Germs rot md my gentleman u" 1 ~ Pr psS's ev
crcdcntals iere rom huy wato .n Una ..so Wy,
p' s, i uro uaea rssay by .oo "oO
bnly hero ucknowlsdylng o1r i,lstrpctIons. lap
,o,soi NV s"no ~ o,s fricuis sponK about boj,,R
fairly beato',.s WhRt nus that 70 10 "t.n tolsf
We have Ind h,,r,drcds Of conventions hero IN |
the city or Chicago 1T which mot. me hayo boon
w, t, ~, ,rn ~ t5,ns, tI,imus Thn n,1,,
Via VAN, IL Inc E"pi,blicu,, prty t. 10 si1crnssfi
yatS ms i n"F s c ~ svnry 1eG paco m o N
is eoTy I WaS"x M 's ao a ss e. mriyaio ao
i!fs. a,,si ;! stays " tiere anl renais !ho!e, anl
7 is sSta 10 can't 3 o9 an Hnee out I We cn
W. III hiinl na,,iv, md ubsuriy ncotn.
piSto syntuoeI t,a % II tho spSorle Il tnis cotry
sition iche.rsl, an, gu,itle,, whGn you cxpcrt
furlsrss Mt tho l,s,sa OF tho men wllo uro nian..
nging tho. proYra, a4a'llst yo9. yo, kt;Y , not not
es fcs.ona mt 5SseseM tva a T sam5sr @ 5 II IL III xys
sweeps tlu,y,i tho wllolo l,onrd. (t;hccls. gtyat
nuAhter, a1'l y vaico, ..'f9!ts t rarwSli l
Thought W. Ibid hrtt send ovar thore nnd ask
fer third 9f tho aoles.ns' or 1sk fnr @ ls'arr a
gsk for milling. liz taks tho boari!: tarent
sBo1 B, FINE @ ssS SSSsSs /. NV SSy sis snat
NV, v. 1sso t0 CHAM ,,s ALL y; hi. s,oto
!!SSfs !SSS ss'sss ;s % |s!eps!sss es.,ssss%s$ 3,
% .nu ask hmm ,yhnt IT." thOv viii d. WIN caoF
S co;'ty. .A rhss a, i iii" Ill ws Sant Ana INV orc
wv . staS. f. lira II ~! a!,d rqne,;,,sr %e lsys 4
Esf& & sfs SSy WHIT IY;SSf ,; III ;pSS;s
i",nrs v t, I IN, tnt tiev mr rMr tn rnia ta
nasFaSo I ~ II Ills Guilty 3 W for ' tlie ! uxt @ TN TN
5 Est Il; Now e on Se"S0r e. rEssc hs sasadt stsnd
, 1880-05-11
THE REPORT.

o'clock, and putor pnschwnh' the Secretary read
Al Dixon moved to concur IN ,, tno report s,,
v.h @ 70 ,naHo suggestion Il Is @ ti.as % tho Con-.
o s IL osos a To rea suys.s @ho y
cone mp hercafter. that cach Senatorial district
organize aI,d chonae tho tleiegntes. Their cro-
dcnt,als o,.n tlon bo nude up In two ways,-- |
onc sIouctt t,v tho pn.aItlcnt md sccrctury Of
thc co,,ntv Convention. and TIM other by tho
nrcst liant md soorctnry ~ tho sonatorlal Con-
Ve''uSn Motion to rot,fy was unanimously agreed to-
bIr. l,ayrupnd supposcsl tho lIst Of nulncs was
oorroot; ho toyk Il ror grautcd Tint It was; but,
for fear OF some mistake. no thouRht It would
be perfectly proper to pass tho following rcso-
...,ll u.. . ra.,x c.,,u..
aas taa -, Lynx s1, ~ a,,r.ii ~,
ao sho a'eriag y tSs is.S inst and = spprr!!on
tho vnto! HI tne tlFs1 soGolla, nha ~, nn. M,.. G
st H. aos yn q roo IL comuty b.
+ wns adnptcd. .u.,.
Col. scha1Mer presumed M " M @ that eVefy goh'lonah
T!lraA WOULD M CONTEST AT ara1sortEnu.
HS Haae rna orasnixcd. Ind e tKe + tho e' opnostIon
woFo holding convention there. THIS was
done for tho purpose nf co,!testing tho rcs,lar
elvHatlon t. Spr'ns,!Sa' ~. ~ "ama ae me rcccs,
havo an aesurato l[at Or tho dele.
gatSS civ occ,,rnte g st af tmsn WLo utod liz
Wantsi TO DO u,lderstool. He aId not lt,can u
st OF tnoso ~to MGrs feots9u 1t r. rs ~ oS ,o To
saais tt;, HI snt ,sos Ill Wo Nit W. ~ ~
Mnfus n0e iWclItul that WIN cnHteateM putt ~
q those wi,e toltcsl Ae tnoa1t tat 4 llst should
llo prepared ol tto nrlEinAl aeiGsates ~ tng
CQUFGnE1DIl1-iut}30 HHD EEEGkfGlt ~ l1lJ1ldkS III
, 1880-05-11
TIE CoNy1sNr1oN's CHOICE.

Tho ChntrtIon of tho different districts thon
reported TINT tho following delegates and ultor-
,intes had hurn elu1ted, the nAmes being tho
sa.no as those submitted by the cnmnlttee:
YtflsT sEHAIunIAI4 ptBTkICT.
, 1880-05-11

IT WAS FEW MINUTES Ar+rell II O'CLOCK
when II. n. Singer succeeded III dolnB III tho
P,,l,ncr 1louso what! be had tried to du ut Fur
we'll fTal1.
"As Chnir7nati of tho Cook County Central
Committee" .ho bc0ati. 'it bucpmcs my duty to
cnll tho Coivenlotf that Is elected to send tscle-
Hatcs to Springfield from Cook County to order.
[ApptGnso.1 We hnvo attempted ~ come to or
dor nt the p1nco whore tho notice required wo
should. A1nob has driyUn is out lErhntln ap-
pnusc.] hut wo nto hero (applause1, and homo
we will transaot o,lr buanrss and do onr duty.
That ls all we havo got to do. As Innnouncod
1cforo leaving tho other hill, VIC nre here nllr-
suant to um adjournment. tApplnuso.1 What Is
your ptcasure7'.
LroNAnp swEr7,
who, ly tho way, supported nld votod Tor lior"
uce Greeley, but who Is now occupying sotllc-
what different 'polstical bed, w'is voaiferous'y
callci for, and, Of course, responded.
"EvIdcntiy, this yenr tho Ynzuo 1tivcr runs
up hIll," ho said. daughter and npplnuse.1 It
has conc into town With tho spring ruin frcncwcd
npplnuso], auq brought nll fts miro and tfttl. and
lift nothing behind but tho shotgun. tMore
npptauae.l Now, ns tho Chairman hns htntcl,
ws arc hero bocaaso VIC hatl to isnvc t the
%o Sa DO, a ws ae'ea oaRht Il IL DO eracrty, aaietiy
regularly. like sot ot Itcpnblieans. LChssr,s,l
fS% alastss lsess he tsS nF of ill., Ill.,
md SrcfeFs e ira oys . tue ae aRn1 wRsa
tic. .Muslo-II,ll cunuot be secured. and. When W.
iiMa We @ san ,, set + that wo adjourn from this
:Go on With your business ilrat, md, sec
whether .H @ We oun got tho hull shouted somebody
1oSort = Lincoln sa!a he it,arponea te know k y
puho meeting of this character.
"i took partlsular palms, said III. Singer,
, 1880-05-11

Ex,Ald. Kirk-I ROW rcnew my suotaQa.
AID. Dlxun-uofs It cqtGr tho proper proper
IuuI
, 1880-05-11

E1FNIEHMIH~N-<s
HccOni Ulstrict-M. X. Gage. y
Third Ustrlct-h. B. " W!lltamson.
Fourth Uiatrict-1. +. ttiuhtnond. =
Fifth N!&tr1Gt-C. II. Crawford.
Sixth Ntytrut--H. NJ. Aiilger.
Whun Il oanIu 70 tho Eiftuenth Wnrd. tho Beo.
rotary uaked wheru Euurud Folz was. An out.
thu seuts reserved fur tue Mnrd rrpllud that he
ought 10 he, but wasn't l,saaont. tLauxhter.l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
business no,iss,

Z Cal on Il. q. Ibra agent, Terrell, Texas,
He represents the very best Hge Insurance
oompanIes dong business In Kaufman county
lie will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information deaired concerning
tho same. Call and 500 him. lilo y also the
agent for the DALLAS DAlLY AHB.WGEklf
HERALD AND COMMERCIAL for kaufman
county, aud will deliver every mornllg Tho
paparnnywheio IN The city of Terrell, fol
twenty-five cents per week, and take Qrderi
acknowledgements and lob work Vt publish
ers price,. Any business entrusted 10 him
will be highly appreciated Office upstairs
second.door east Of the Poatohlce, on Moor
avenue, Terrell, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
TEXAS TOPICS

go
* ~ TNIkYA 4
Mira. Hattie Germ, OF Sulphur Sprlngs, died
iaet week Of appoploxy.
OnlysIr persons arc reported az having dod
An Galveston for the last week ~ january. q
Ta'a onoanoo,s an ,ho Gule colorado and
Gu a w "ns MA i" a,a oong ahead towards
nanw 10 r"'Ipau "'o so"h. ~. "''' ~ 'V"''''
gYn a A4 i v.,,,.,o
N hhb' " ,aeil ana hiw r. p ~ n'HSso.da
were 'ssI' smA''s' "Vpu'pp"' 'p'''s' y" WV ~
".'n"' A. n,n n,,
Jefferson - happy N inc ,het uiat eaIly
navigation IN lea river ehu I'e 'uAo" ID ~"
assured met
A small fire ut Galveston Saturday night
destroyed few buildings aud two police oid'
GERS were injured.
g-~uvsu,,stbr,e ,oarfaae license were issued
TvtRe cSupyl clerk Yof Van Zandt county
Z b dyyinS tbc mSntt, Of January. 'VWAl' ~
Tho noaro.s ara o,odusiInc from Leon
i"o "eN'vv's NV 49, I'bos ,ho,, ,,,,ll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

Application W Nllhf
eipG seat Of the Disease aepg by kbaorption cief-
unc N fpecr influence on Tho seminal Nosioeh E1ao-
uintory Ducta PROSTATE 0lapd and Urethra The use
OF NcmFdys attended with NO peg OF INCONVENIENCE,
ii Il quickly dissolved nna toon absorbed, producing an
nal and nervous organizations wrecked from tcliHpute
and uree,cs sonping the drain from the ,y,e te.lor.
inglho mind 10 health aud sound memory removing
Inc DimnesB ofSighf, NervOun Debility, Confusion
ofIdeaa Aversion TO ooieiy, Eie,Ec' nna Tie appear.
ance vi premature old ago ufuhhy accompanying ult
tTObc and RESTORING perfect bcrual Ngor, where hn.
hceu dormant Tor years This mode Of treatment has stood
Tic icIi In very severe cases aud y now pronounced
,uccs Drugs arc too much pcscrbcd IN these roublei
and as many can bear witness TO, Win hut ltc any
permanent rood. There IA no Nonsense about TINS PfepAA
lion Practical observation cabrsui 10 positively guaran.
tco that II viii give satisfaction During tho eight
wears flat II haSbcen IN general Use, we have thousands
Of testimonials as TO It's value, and is now coneeed;
means vet discovered Of reaching aud curing this very Prev
acnt trouble that 10 well known 10 DO the cause Of uos
misery 70 10 MANY aud upon NnOm quaokB prey Win
thclrutcc, nosums and big foes The iismdyispuy up
In neat box enough 10 last mouth hid sen, mo plain
wrapper by mail sealed for S3-wo boxes, sunieeh 70
effect pc cure unless IN severe cases) Three
boxes lasting three full months VIII stop cmsonl and
restore vgor In the worst cases 7-Full DIRECTIONS
for uoiIig will accompany EACH BOX.
<Send for q Descriptive Pamphlet giving Anatornica\
IluIirntions, which will convince the most sccpct
that they can be restored to perfect manhood, and Il
fitted for the duties OF lie, same ~ " never Affected
>sept Sealed for stamp to any one Sold oNLYby tho
HARRIS REMEDY co. MFG. CHEMISTS,
Market and 9th. SIS. 81. louls, mo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
FARM FOR SAFE.

"a acres Of land under good fencing, 90 acres
in cultivation, the halauce timber land.
Dwelling house aud stables, corn crib, cotton
house IN good order, small peach orchard
with two wells on The place. For informa-
ZION, at Mr. Joseph Zimmerman, miles sou h
Mher's Ferry road, 200 hundred yards frlno
the Central Railroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR SPERMATT0RHGA.
SEMINAL. PASTllLE"

A valuable Discovery
aud New Departure N Med
zeal Science, an tnlntly
New aud positively eilect.
I've Kennedy Tor The speedy
aud permanent, cure Of
BemlLal Emissions AZ
Imp0tonoy by the only
truo way, Wiz Direct
ApplicAtion II the ptlns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
pEcIsIonR BY THE COURT OF APPEALS

The following are the decisions made BY tho
Court of Appeals at Galveston last Saturday
Simeas Manning vs. the State. Appeal
from Lee county. Judgment affirmed
Alphonso Casanova vs. the State. Appeal
from Bexar county. Judgment affirmed.
80 Walker johnson vs. tho State. Appeal
from Hopkins county. Judgment affirmed.
saa. John Cleveland We the State Appeal rom
Hopkins county. Judgment affirmed Opin-
ion by Clark, j.
X Sanders VS. the State. Appeal from
Marion county. Judgment affirmed. Opin-
MARY Moore VS. the, State. Appeal from
Marion county, Judgment reversed and
cause remanded. Opinion by Clark, j.
Patrick Dunn VS. the State. Appeal from
Neuces county; Judgment reversed and cause
remanded; opinion BY Winkler, j.
jim Irving VS. the State, Appeal from
Walker county. Judgment affirmed. Opinion
by Winkler, j. Il n -, .G. .Etl
VIVA Waling vs. the State Appeal from
Bell county. Judgment affirmed Opinion by
solomon Jones VS. the State. Appeal from
Walker county, Judgment affirmed. OPINION
!, by Winkler, j. !,
from johnson county. Motion Tor rehearihg
Roland Rucker VS. the State Appeal from
Anderson county. Motion for rehearing over
ruled.
'INote.--The appellants in both the above
cases were convicted Of murder in the hrst
degree, and the death penalty assessed. The
judgments in both cases were afhrmea on 'he
18th instant.
IL White vs. the State. Appeal from
: Tarrant county. Judgment affirmed. Opinion
w by White, PJ. sa@H {,
August Mangold vs. the State Appeal
from Medina county. Judgment reversed
and cause remanded. Opinion by White
e'- George D Woods We the State. Appeal
from Cook county. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by White, p y. AZ
Ieonora Schott VS. the State. Appeal
from Fayette county. Judgment reversed
and cause remanded. Opinion by White,
Sam Nix VS. the State. Appeal from
/, Y Burnett county. Submitted on briefs by
I Wv WP Rplstoh VS. the STATE, Appeal from
Grayson county. Submitted on orieis W
the State.
James Mason VS. the State. Appeal from
Lampasas. Submitted on briefs by botf
'fg Peter Broolsys the state; Appeal IRON
jackson county. Submitted on briefs by
Peter Green vs. the State. Appeal from
Houston and submitted on briefs by Doll
Henry Butler vs. the State. Appeal from
San Jacinto. Submitted on briefs BY tn
State. ga q sl,ti o.
Galloway Maddox VS. the State. Appea
from Dewitt. Submitted on briefs and ora
arguments by both parties.
! Anderson Nicely VS. the State Appea
from McLennan county. Submitted Oh
briefs and oral arguments by both parties.
IA Anderson Warner ct al vs. Oornena \ rienu
Anpeal from Houston county. Submit'e'
on briefs of both parties.
Ice Long VS. Radford Wynn. Appes
from Houston county. Submitted on brief
Aleck Howard VS. The State. Appeal iron
e ,r;mes county. = Submitted on motion Q
Assistant Attorney General to dismiss TN
appeal a.. cato Anneal from
Nenard county. Motion Of appellant 10
RI George vs. wolston, Wells 4 Vidor
Anpeal from Galveston. Iransierreo o.
motion and agreement Of parties 70 the ION
misaioners Of Appeals
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-29
Wig W9ZJ Yoae

Allow a cold to advance in your sys.
tenn and thus encourage more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hemor-
rhages, and Lung troubles when an i'm
mediate relief can be SO readily attain
eel. Boschees German Syrup has gain
ed the largest sale in the world for the
cure of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. 1t is DR.. Boschee's
famous German prescription, and is
prepared with the greatest care, and
no fear need be entertained in admin
istering it to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine
is unprecedented. Since first intro
duced there has been a constant in
creasing demand and without single
report Of failure to do its work in any
case. Ask your Druggist as to the
truth OF these remarks. Large size rs
cents. Try it and be convinced.
47y1eoW
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-29
SPIRIT LAKE, Iowa, Jan. 1880.

Mr.. EDIToR:-A short sketch Of the
prosperity and growth Of our country
during the past year and what we ex-
pect to attain in the immediate future
many be of interest to some Of your
many readers, especially those who
contemplate moving to the west. That
every new country has it's hardships
and burdens that are almost without
an exception and that northwestern
Iowa has passed safely through this
ordeal is no longer conjecture. but a
fact vouched for by every circumstance
that could be taken in evidence. Dur
ing the past year industry of all kinds
has been literally rewarded. Crops
were excellent and commanded a fair
price. Good wheat brings dollar per
bushel, oats rs cents, corn % cents,
pork reached 81 per hundred, live, be-
fore the stock yard troubles in Chica-
go. Butter is worth 20 cents, and all
other articles a like remunerative price.
Our county (Dicklnson) received a
large number of settlers, and land is
steadily advancing There is q party
of Englishmen here now negotiating
for from ten to twenty thousand acres
of land on which they will erect dwell
ing houses, ETC., on each quarter sec
ton in the spring. They propose to
let the same for term of years on the
English land system. The farthest
distance you can get from railroad is
16 miles. The Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul running Immediately south of
us and the Southern Minnesota north,
The former has its depot at Spencer and
the latter at Jackson, both are lively
towns and compete closely for all kinds
lot produce, stock, etc. Spirit Lake,
our county seat, has felt the impetus
and grown wonderfully. Fine bust
ness houses and dwellings give our vii
lage quite city appearance. More
than twenty-five structures each as
Stunning q creditable appearance were
erected during the past summer. AL
though land is cheap, from $3.50 to 500
per acre according to improvements,
and the fact is undisputable that we
are a long way west of Kenosha, vet
we are no more on the frontier. The
belt OF civilization stretching hun
bred miles west Of us is q complete
barrier to all grasshopper raids that
may be attempted in the future so that
while we are living and enjoying the
present we enjoy also a feeling of Sc
curlty for the coming years We feel
certain that an era of prosperity awaits
us and that great many eastern men
will take advantage of the opportuni-
ty to locate while there is a chance we
feel equally certain of.
Dickinson is known as the county of
lakes, there being three large ones,
Spirit and East and West Okoboii
lakes and numerous other small ones.
They have already become notorious
for their beauty and now attract thou
sands Of pleasure seekers annually.
Fishing and hunting is excellent and
sanguine predictions that Spirit Lake
will be the Saratoga of the west are
not by any meang groundless.
Yours, ETC., w. M. S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-29

For years David AlllngSWorth suffer
ed with rheumatism, and notwith-
standing the best medical attendance,
could not find relief. He came to the
Sciota County Poorhouse, and had to
be carried into and out of bed, on ac-
count of his helpless condition. After
the failure of all the remedies which
had been applied, the Directors of the
Poorhouse resolved to use the celebrat-
ed German Remedy, ST. JACOBS on,
and this was fortunate resolution
for, with the trial Of one bottle, the
patient was already much better, and
when four bottles had been used upon
him, he could again walk about with
out the use of a cane.
The facts as above stated, will be
verified by the Editor of the Ports
mouth, Ohio, Correspondent.
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SOMERS.

The spring-like weather continues
rain, snow, freezing, thawing, and such
roadsI
The Methodist oyster supper and So
ciable took place at Bishops hall on
Friday evening last. The weather was
all that could be wished for, but the
going was the worst we experience in
this section: Notwithstanding the at
tendance was comparatively large.
The sum of fifty five dollars was re-
ceived. Those present enjoyed them
selves. Credit is due to the ladies for
the excellence of the tables set, to
L. Cook for the oysters furnished, and
TO A. Bishop for the hall and the old
store for setting the tables and cooking
arrangements, which are SO superior
to the town hall, formerly used on such
occasions.
The Lyceum exhibition which was
announced for Wednesday evening
last, is postponed on account of the
weather, to the evening of February
the 4th.
Another of our old residents is gone
to her rest. Mrs. P. De Long, wife of
George De Long, of Sylvania, died on
Thursday last after a lingering il'aess.
The Methodist church at Sylvania los
es in her the oldest member, and one
Of the most valued. She immigrated
to Wisconsin with her husband and
family in 1887, we believe, and has
since resided on the farm where she
died, being of the oldest residents of
Sylvania.
MI. and Mrs. Hitler from GAINESVILLE
are visiting at her mothers, Mrs.
Ozanne and other relatives and friends.
Miss Della Burgess, of Nebraska, is
visiting relatives and friends in Som
erS and vicinity.
Hughes Bros. have added a bolt to
their mill for corn meal which will
prove a convenience to customers.
They are grinding twice week now
Tuesdays and Fridays and when oc-
caslon requires it the following day.
Yesterday at the Methodist church
the Bible Society exercises took place.
The sum of 1927 was realized for the
Parent Society. Revs. Dougherty and
Benjamin conducted the service.
Mrs. Carpenter leaves to-day for her
home in n. Y. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Bishop.
John Mitchell has built a new barn
at the station. B. f. Yule, builder.
January 26th, 1880. S.
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