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New York Races,

Jerome Park, jane TO days pro.
gramme of the American Jockey Club b, gan
and flashed in drizzling rain. The run.
ming was ofexcellent character. The sttesd.
ance was slim, the track heavy and tho bet.
ting dull
The first race for two year ods, half a
mile, had eight starters. Night Gap being
tho favori,e. Duplex won easily by two
lengths. OaRdale second; Olivia third
time so seconds.
The second race, Belmont stakes
for three year ol5s, mile and a
half, had six starters. Saun,erer WIS the
favorte and won easy BY three quarters of a
length. Etla second, Baltic third. Time
2:47.
The third race for winners this year and
nino hundred dollars, mic and three ech,hs
Hlndoo and Greenland started. HiudoJ won
by three lengths after Il spirited contest in
23i.
The fourth race West Chester cup sweep.
miles, had four starters, Parole
the favorite. Parole had an easy
victory, and won bv three lengths,
Mccullough second; Glide third; Ella.
Lawrence fourth. Time, 40lA.
The fifth race, mile and one eighth. The
winner to DO sold at auction. Six started
and Vagrant took the lead, and was never
headed, nor was there the semblance of 8
race after three eigh,hs Of tho distance hsc
been ran. Vagrant gslloped home with Q
shamefully beaten field behind him, Milort
second; Ada third; Reher fourth; Charlie,
Gorham 9Th. Time 202}.
The sixth race, y handicap steeple,chasc
over the fractional course. was won BY Dis
tutbance; Highland Fling second; Seel
third. Time, 2;34.
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The "London Hair CJlor Restorer" is
10 most delightful ar,ic lever introduced 10
the American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure Ingredients that lender
many other articles Tor the hair obnoxious,
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or prema'urely grayDess from sickness, or
other causes, its use will restore the natural
you. hful color, and Cause a healthy growth,
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan.
druff, &c., at the same lime a m ST pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frsgrantly perfum-
ed, rendering the hair soi. and pliable, making
it an Indispensable article in every toilet. Ask
you druggist for London Hsir Color Restor.
er. Prize, IS cents n bottle. Six bott-s, S4.
Main depot for the United States, 800 North
Sixth street, PHILADELPHIA.
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THE Philadelphia lines seems to entertain
an exalted respect for Mr.. George 9 Cor
ham, the puisssnt knight of the Faber, who
succeeded in holding the senate at dead,
lock so long tina! as Senator Mshone's friend
ho might be secretary of tho senate. 1t says
of him and his revelations as to what MIR.
Conkling's friends intend to do: "Conkling's
friends are outspoken in their threats, at least
if George O. Gorhsm speaks for them.
What a man that isl What state secrets
throb in his mighty brain He now says
that if Mr. Conkling shall DO defeated in New
York by the opposition ofthe administration,
the stalwart element will not organize either
house next winter on ~ administration basic.
Neither will these mighty men give their aid
to the administration in the event of Mr.
Conkling's election. There is a good deal
of trouble with Mr. Gorhsm's threat. If he
speaks by authority he can mean only that
the stalwarts will vote with the democrats,
for that is about the only way they can pre-
vent the organization Of congress by the ad.
ministration. There is just about enough of
them 10 give the requisite vote to make the
democrats majority both in the senate and
the house. Otherwise they can effect nothing.
They do not, that's number any considera.
bic part Of the republican party. Does Mr..
Gorham mean to cay that tho stalwar.s in
tend to become democrats"
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1Seniteutiary Birds.

a. q, Mason acting for Cunningham & Ellis
lessle' of this pan!entiary arrived in The city
yesterday having in charge two convic,s, o.
Miller Of Fort Worth, for burglary, three
yeare, and Scott McCullen OF Denton, for
horse stealing, six years. McCulen appealed
bis case but the higher court affirmed the
decision OF the lower court and the day DO.
fore the agent called for him he was baptized
the sheriff holding him by rope that passed
around his body. He took them on TO join u
convict gang at Mesquite.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

As TEXAs IS shortly to have state
university, college, at which the youth of
the state can have all the opportunities of
thorough collegiate education. j! is rot amiss
to know something about tho way in which
the old and noted colleges manage things.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat gives o
parallel Of the arrangements at Yale and
Harvard colleges, from which we take tho
following: Much light as to the differing
purposes and methods Of the universities of
Harvard and Yale has been supplied by
statements recently made by the principals
of these seats of learRing. They differ SO
materially in character as to convey feeling
of sstonishment 10 minds not slready inform
cd on the subject. While Harvard has been
steadily tending for years towards tina,
condition of freedom which makes the
German students life a. Heidelberg or Bonn
50 delightful, Yale has continued the old
collegiate grasp on the conscences and
studies of her students in oil its rigidity Of
discipline. The Harvard student can prac-
ticslly do as he plesses, SO long as no does
not offend the laws Of good behavior that
govern every man who would stand we'll with
society. He can choose his own studies
and, TO large extent, his hours and methods
of pursuing them. In the matter of religious
Observance he is only expected to attend
once day, on Sunday that is, at one o
other place Of worship the choice being lef
to him, or to BIO with his family, and spen,
the day in accordance with family Gust ms.
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Sugar Adulterators.

Chicago. June 7.-Haremeyer s. Elder,
sugar rehlers, of New York, have tiled suit
against the American sugar refners of Chi
cago for legged injury done by the latter
to the formers business through fraudulent
adulterstion OF their sugar.
The Chicago company is in the habit Of
buying the New York compsniy's sugar,
every package of which is accompanied by q
guarantee of purity, adalterstipg it with
glucose and muriste of tin, and then res
packing 1t in the original packages and
selling IS Haremeyer " Elders sugar with
the latter's guarantee.
Haremeyer & Elder pray for an injunc-
ton.
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Excursions to the East Via the 81
Louis and the Vandalin Line

Round trip tickets to Pttsburg, Pa, Wau.
k'shs, Wis, and all the summer resorts of
Virginia, good to return until October 81
are now on sale via st. Louis and the Van.
dalia line, at all coupon ticket Offices of al
railroads in Texas. pitt.burg is one of the
great distributing points of the east as excur.
sion tickets to the sea shore and all points
east, northeast and southeast are on sale.
Pullman hotel aud sleeping cars are rur
through from 81. Louis to Chicago, Indian,
apolis, Louisville, Cincinnati. Columbus
Pitshnrg, Philadelphi and New York, vi,
tho Fsndalia line, without char ga. Fol
rates and full Information apply to agents a
coupon ticket offices, or to
THos S. SPEAR,
Southwestern Pass. Agt, d alas, Texas.
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The members of the Tabernacle NJ. l.
church will hold their social this week on
Thursday evening, at the residence of their
pastor, Rev A. II. Rat, No. 81 Live Oak
street. A lawn festival will DO given in
correction with the social. Ice cream, cake
and lemonade will DO on hand for those who
desire something cooling, A cordial invita-
ton extended to all.
A pleasant time is anticipated, and the
soc,l, from what We have learned, will be
largely attended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

A nrs.class Phse,ou. cost $3.50; will sell
at $3.50. A frs,-class Buck Board, $40. A
flrst.clsss Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So 10 sd.
Buggy and Phseion Tops fiom Sl2 to $50.
Auu SHAFT R,t!lers at 70 cent?. Bugs,es
Carrisges and Wagons repaired in a.st class
style, at prices 10 suit the times. All work
warranted. MM. LONG,
!3S & TAO Commerce street.
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MASanlc Elecllan.

Al M election Of officers In Dallas Chap
tor r. A. NJ, Monday night, tho following
OIL as wero elected and installed for the
on, hipg Masonic wear:
Henry Boil, NJ Il II G; Horny Ervay, Il
X; Godnow, ES; + nj Ervsy, O Il; W q
Young. q y; WI w Smith, X A O.;
Frank Austin, q 8 o. August Mueller, q 9
lV;J d Louck, ~ We q Bower, q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

The Most Rev. Thomas w. Croke, Arch
bishop of Cashel and Emily, Ireland, was
consecrsted to that office in 1870. He has a
clerical force of 1l2 priests under him.
There are three other archdiocese IN Ireland
Armagh, Dublin, and Tusm, snd twenty
fear bisboprics.
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Prohibition Convention

The state prohibition convention meets
here to-day. Rev. George w, B4ine, of Me-
Kinney, grand worthy prmste of this state,
requests that all delegates will assemble at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church, near
the ID alias Il Wichita railroad depot, at 10
o'clock this morning, that arrangements may
be made for their accommodation.
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Ntrnycd or htolcn.

Two horses, from Trinity Bottom. one n
Ply mar, or years old, branded a Key ON
iel. shoulder and square cross on neck,
Vne sorrel or paint horse, IA hands high
wnue spot back of each shoulder, branded on
meek square or, ~, white stii 90 In face al, n,
reward Tor Information leading to recovery, w
MRS, $. L. MCCORMICK.
,,,-,, Next TO Id lnHrmary,
y" oo''W" Main ST., Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

THE forced coinage Of the silver dollsr
goes steadily on at the rateo Of 50 600, 900 per
month, and every piece min,ed this year rev
mains in tho vaults of the treasury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

Cincinnati, June IA special from
Jaeksboro, Tennessee, says Rev. A. P. Row.
berry Of Kentucky, was killed yesterday by ]
Jacks in Elk Valley. Jacks had elopcd
with Rowberr,'s daughter and married her.
Rowherry pursued with elk o,hers and sur.
.rousdng tho house where Jacks was, they
approached tho door with drawn pistols,
aka met, Rowberry at tho door and sho,
n yea.
ss. stree.
l a m TIM
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A (sOO(l AccOu,nt

ITO sum 1t up, SIX long years of bed-riiden
sickness aud Suffering costing 5000 per year,
total, Sl,21l-ali U when was stopped by
tire, bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my
wife who has done her own homework for n
year II 90 with nut the loss OF day, and /
wan everybody to kaow 1t Tor their bencnt.
JonS WEEKS Batter, n. Y"
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Paui hoy ton's swis,i'

NJ. Paul (Minna Special 10 Chicayot the
Pau! Boyton, having bathod In Oils
swathed himself In flsnnels, donned bis swk
ming suit and launched bis aquatic outfit.
10 o'clock to-day. Three hearty cheer
we're givcn by the crowd 40 he commence
paddlipp down tho stream. and tho reoun
liant flpuro half raised and waved Thank
Before the Wabash street bridge y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08

=, The partnership heretofore existing between
s s Mayer and. Leopold Bohny, under the
Apollo Hall, was dissolved by mutua, agree.
ment on the 9Th inst SIMON MAYER,
LEOPOLD B0llNY,
Referrfng to the above, l respectfully inform
my friends and the public generally that will
,ntlnue the business at Apollo Hail. corner
MAIN am Poydras streetsi where The heat nj
wines, liquors aud fresh Winkclmeyeris beer
can always be had. LEOPOLD BOHNY.
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In 1882, when every body is turning out
on decoration day with flowers and immor.
telles, will any body think to keep Roscoe's
grave green and strew few sweet blossoms
on it?
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INDICATIONS.

Gulf fair reather; southpesterly pinds; sta
ionary or higher temperature and barometer.
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ns-To CUN1RACTORS-sca proposals
VIII be received at my onice, In Pittsburg, I'M
til le o''l'ck m, Saturday, June Is, 1851, for
the building of u brick conrt house in Pitts.
burg, Camp county, Texao. Plans and speci-
llcati'ns can | g seen at my onlce on and after
the 18Th day of June, lSSl, or AZ the oNlce of
W. c. Dodson, Architect, Waco, previous to
that time.
Bond with good and sufficient secnrlty will
be re luired of the successful bidder, for the
construction of the hui ding In accordance
with he plans and specifications.
The privilege OF rejecting any and all bids
Is reserved.
by order Of the Commlssiorers' Court.
JOHN ID. POLK,
JuI-ot County Judge, Camp Co,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HhlTENTION X. OF P.-ofirers md
members of Cour lie Leon l. dye X of P.y III
meet at n. m. at their Csstle Hall, to take
action In r'ga to giving an enter tai ment to
the founder OF our order. j, r. WIL,IAMs,
HENRY SMITH, c, Com'dr.
X. of II Il s
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E-s~sEWlNd MACHINE GOODS. AN kinds
orsewing Machine needles and parts Mt lowest
wholesale price. Send for price lis. aud save
charges by getting goods at home.
OTIS, SMITH 4 co.,
mN ~ MAin sIraol, unn. ION TnNna
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6lsWANrEp-5o stone-cuttcrs a, 81, 20 per day
orpieee work, also so Quarrymen at o.. 80 peI
day todrillor on the BRACES bidge ON G, c
y S.F railroad. P.J. Loonie, contractor.
Morgan, BosQue Co., Tex.
- ZOE! ZOE ICE lon and after Mon.
day, May Cd, viii deliver leo In any pnrt Of
the city a. cheap as thu cheapest. H. r. Unu,r
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GS-Medame Mitchell, the English astrolo.
gist, has removed and Is permanently ioca.
ted at 9l5 Commerce street see sign.
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DfirEs

MERsHos. Yesterday morning at her
brothers residence, II. Psndleton'-. Mr..
Matilda Marshon, died Of oh ronic disease
Of the womb, aged 90. She will be buried
~ day in Buffalo Cemetery at 10 o'cl.ck.
OwssEY. John Z. 0~-le,, a cousin To
the Owsley's Of this county, with whom he
was raised, died in Chicsgo. Thur-dsy.
Amer graduating At Centre College he
stuPied Law and practiced IL for While in
Danville. In 1851 he moved to Illinois.
AZ good fortune would have II, he had to
take vacant lot in Chicago in payment
Of claim, which he did much against his
will. But the lot soon became valuable,
and il increased value made him enor.
mou-ly wealthy, and he continued To &C.
cumulals money, ill il Is said his proper.
ty and other values are nov worth over
s3,0OOOO). With his acquisition TO the
role Of a rich man, he became a most
one, and many deeds Of benevo.
lenoe are recorded to his credit lie was
a great admirer Of Rev. George o. Barne.,
and assisted him materially during the
time he most needed IL.
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LAND. sT0cK AND cR0p.

"A splendid farm Of 100 acres for sale.
Apply at this ofice -
Il have &c Wayne county yearlinss TO
sell at January Court in Stanford. q. c.
Duncan. q
Geo. W. Afford bought Of Isaac Cowsn
pair Of i5-hsnd mules for 1925, aud one
Of l54-hsnds Of Levi Doolin for 500
II. ID Chensult cold to w. q. Chen.
ault 100 acres Of land near Foxtown,
Madison County, for 500 per acre.
Cattle are q ioted in Cincinnati at
sl75 Tor common to 81 IS for choice ship
per-. Hog. s. to $3.50. sheep p to
cents.
Phillips n Eubank bought last week
II mules from Jim jenkins for sl,l75; /
from Asa Hays for 800, and a bay horss
from Mansfield Kirby for l75.-[Bowling
Green Gazette.
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LOCAL NOTICES


Nav and full stock Of Clocks at Penny
a McAlister's.
SOME nice old country hams for Christ.
mas at A. Owsley's
H,mtros srtEL PLows always on
hand at A. Owsley's
BIG stock Of Champion Barbed Wire on
hand at Asher Owsley's.
FoR medicinal purposes buy a bottle Of
l0-year-old Whisky from McRoberts n
S,agg.
HANDSOME Toilet Sets, Vases, Writing
Desks and holiday presents Of all kinds al
Penny a McAli.ier's.
IIoLDAY PREESrs, watches, iewelry
and silvcrware in great variety, and cheap
er than ever at Penny a McAlister's.
Go to Penny a McAlister's for your hol.
iday gifts. Santa Claus has established
his head quarters there, with presents use
fol and beautiful.
Az Trustee ola. q. Pendleton, I will
on Saturday, Dec. 80, 1881, cell before the
Court.house door In stanford, 10 the
highest bidder, all the unoolleoiei no,es
and accounts in my hand. belonging H.
said Pendeton. ID. D. Eimi-ton, Trustee.
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resent sih'oi''on ana )" % 'o'ole cu'"'''
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Personal

Miss BETTE DESSis !. visiting IN
D,nville.
Mis-. KATE GASo is visiting Mis-,
CLARA Helm.
J l. FARRis and children have gone
on visit 10 friends in Danville.
Miss MARY BRowS left Saturday TO
visit Miss Annie Severance, in Lebanon.
Judge J. $. Kindrick, Of Somerset, !.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Alcorn.
-MEs. HArnE FRrsHrE, Of Monticello,
i visiting her sister, Mrs d. u. Edmiston.
Miss ELLA DOORS, Of Crab Orchard,
AMI Miss Adams, Of Mt Vernon, were here
this week
Miss sAnRA PESNINGros, who has
been attending Sayre Institute, /. home
for the holidays
Mis- JOSH WiruERs has returned
from her school in Louisville to enjoy
Christmas at home
Miss Lucy A. Foley, Of Lexington, came
over with Mr.. Lewis Ramsey, and Is nov
a guest Of Miss Luella Ramsey.
Miss Lrcy BoaLE passed through
from Gsrrard Saturday, to spend Christ
mas with the old folks
Ma. JoE + WATERS, second only 10
lIarpel a. scientific book and job printer,
{, enjoying the holidays, after a faithful
years work, in Harrodsburf and LsKing-
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MARRIAGES

ELLIOTT by the Rev. S. S.
McRoberis, ON the 22d, Mr.. O,car r. Lane
to Miss Josephine Elliott
MEssER-TuRPIS.-Sion Messer and
Mrs Lucinda Turpin, a widower and a
widow, celebrated Christmas by uniting
their lives and fortunes.
CoFFEY- JoSEs.-Mr. j. Marsh Cofley
and Miss Lucy, daughter Of Mr.. A. s.
Jones, taking il into their head. that they
could not live through the Christmas i
they we're not soldered into one forthwith,
drove down to Danville a few days age
and sought the services Of a preacher who
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A DEAD-BEar.-We warn newspsper
publishers against one Rudolph Bnrkbsri,
claiming to be printer BY fslse repre-.
sensations he got job with Us, aud after
staying three weeks, became we'll enough
acquainted with the foreman TO borrow "
and TO over-draw his acct little more than
that. lie was too rich to work then, 30
about day Sunday morning he jumped the
town and his board bill. lie il short
'et.dutohman aud toois horn much better
than he can pick up type. Pss- him
around.
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Tue Frankfort correspondent Of the
Couricr-Jounai Is paving the way for
pardon for Grove Kennedy, and bets are
two TO one that he and Blackburn will 20
out Of Office at the same time, IL he does
not much before. We have no objection;
in fact we consider him much more a sub.
ieci for Executive Clemency than many
who have received IL. Grove tell. the cor.
respondent that whisky was the cause Of
al bic troubles, and that he never intends
to touch another drop 20 long a. he lives.
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~. AsAPH TIorEL-Mr. Tn omm Din
widdie, Of the West End. has rented the
ST. Asaph Hotel and will take charge
January lst. Mr.. Baughmsn, the owner,
tells us that he il the right man for the
place, and that he viii conduct the e-tab-
lishment in a manner that will give entire
satisfaction TO the travelling public.
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Harper's Periodicals,

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A HANDSOME Recommendations
morning Mrs. Thomas Richards was the
recipient Of an elegant silver castor, ae-
companied by the following compliment
tary nolei Mrs Richards During our
stay at the st. Asaph, you have been un-
firing In your efforts to surround Us with
all the pleasures and comforts Of a real
home. Your kind attentions and devotion
have contributed very greatly to our
pleasure and happiness, and We beg you
will accept this gift as a slight testimonial
Of the high esteem and appreciation Of
your friends, MIs. Sophia Bruce, ]. Z.
Bruce, Il. G. Morgan, Robert Fenzel,
James Brown, Chas T. Hyde, Joseph II.
McAlister, J. w. McAlister, s. 2. Craig.
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A SEcso cabin belonging to Mr.. Leo
Hayden, accidentally caught fire Sunday
morning, and burned before the property
Of the inmates could be taken out. The
house was not very valuable, but II was so
situated as to greatly endanger the dwell
ing house, but fortunately it was not dam
aged
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-27

THE Ladies Of the Christian Aid Soeie-
ty, will spread an excellent supper next
Friday night in the Store rooms used by
the Presbyterian ladies, the previous week.
They will have every thing that's good,
and will charge IS cents for grown people,
and IS cent. for children under ~ years.
The reputation that these ladies have
made for setting good suppers will insure
them liberal support. Let every body
attend.