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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-13
NATIONAL NEWS.
SELECT SAYINGS OF THE soLoNs.
Further Debate ON thel3 Per Cent.
Funding BiIl-The Geneva Award
Bill to Come Up In the Senate
Soon - Miseellaneeus News
Frsm the Capital.



Washington, Jan. l2-Senator Hear called
attention 10 the fact that at the last session
motion was made to reconsider indefinitely
the postponsment of the Geneva award.
The bill had bosn laid on the table by very
small majority; that it was understood that
many senators then opposed to the bill were
prepared to support it, providing relief to a
limited extent, and that a. bill 70
that effect had been introduced at the
present session by Mr.. Edmunds. He now
desired to ask the senator who was man,
ber Of the Judiciary committee, TO which the
| bill was referred, whether that bill of his
would be likely to be reported for action al
the present session.
Mr.. Edmunds replied that he had no au.
thority to speak for the judiciary committee,
and as the chairman was not present he
could not say at what time tho subisct would
be reported upon, but his individual belief
was that the committee would endeavol
with eillgenoe to bring the matter before
the senator's
Mr.. Davis submitted resolution request
ing the Gnancs committee to report on tht
adyisability OF certain changes 10 the organ.
zation OF the treasury department, and o.
the transfer Of several Of its subdivisions
such % the liia saving service, coast survey
e!c, 60 the war department. Ordered printed
The house bill for the relief of James d
I Grant, OF Texas, WAS considered and passed
The remainder of the morning hour was tle
voted to Mr.. LogaR's joint resolution for tn,
extensisA of the franking privilege, whicl
finally went over without action.
The army appropriation bill was thor
taken up and considerable time spent in dis
cussiAg the clause appropriating Sl25,OO0 I,
pay tho land grant railways, 50 per cent
Of which the quartermasters department
hnds justly due them for transportation.
Pending the eonclusiea, OF debbto on thi
clause the senate adieupad,
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Senatorial Nominations.
OHIO.

Columbus, Ohio, Jan. 12.-Ths rspubli-
cans Of both branches of the Legislature met
in open caucus and nominated Jshn
shermsa for United States senator by ae.
clamatiop.
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Hartford, Jan. l2.--The republican legis-
lative caucus unanimously nomi.
mated General j. 4. Hawley as candidate for
the United State senate.
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InauguraIs OF Goyornora.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 12.--Govsrnor
Sullivan was inaugursted with the usual GER
emonies. The largest crowd ever assembled
at tho capitol building was present on the
occasion.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-31

For First Glass Custom Boots and Shoes, go to
Morgan McMahon's Shop, over Burchill Brother s
Marble Works. Repairing of all kinds neatly done =
Headquarters for DOLLS! Dolls Heads, Bodies
aud Arms, at 9. p WelJes' Crockerv and 99c store
Childrens Books, Small and Large. Lowest Pri-
ces. a. G. 7. Welles Crockcry and 99c store.
CHARLES AKENs has taken the Barber Shop late
ly occupied by PATTINANTo in Patton Block, and
soicits . share of public patronage. He is ex-
perienced barber and understands a branches of
the business.
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Dr. A. E. BURR's
HOMEOPATHIC
r. " " O. 8 VIZ " II.

This remedy is something new, both to name
and composition This is of the wonders of the
world. This Syrup, claim, is better and more
effective than any other offered to the ople of
America any other country, and what / say of
this prove, This Syrup, like the Pills, is
harmless and safe. 1t contains opium other
narcotic poison, like the most Syrup and is not dis
agreeable to take. Any child will take it. And it
will cure any and all infammations arising from
Cold. 1t is superior to all others in every respect
and especially for the following
1st. 1t will cure Group every time.
I'd. 1t will cure Inflammation of the Lungs.
Sd. 1t will cure Quinsy.
4th 1t will cure Whooping Cough.
5th 1t will cure Bronchitis.
9th 1t will cure loaiseness.
7th 1t will cure Sore Throat.
8th 1t will cure any Cold.
9th 1t will cure Congestion of he Lungs.
10th 1t will cure any Cough.
11th 1t will cure Scarlet Fever.
18th. 1t is the best remed- that any one can take
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage
will guarantee n cure.
18th. 1t is perfectly safe for all ages as there is
nothing in its composition that can harm a chile.
y. E. BURR
For sale by CLARK b. PORTER.
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IDITOR'S NOTICE

x UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the mat.
%-A ter of the final account of Tanner a. Chatfce,
Guardian of Phoebe G.. Chatfee. In the Or
phans Court of Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed by the
said Court to dispose of exceptions flied to the fl
nal account of said Guardian, will meet the parties
at his office in Towanda Borough on Thurs day,
Jan dary y, 1882, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, when and
where all persons interested in said account and
exceptions will be heard.
j. ANDREW W.T.
Dec IA, 1881. Auditor.
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DsR EeKEe KEgZsyggz ,

ne celeorated Stallion has returned to his sin
oies IN thls place where he may be found. TERMS
Same as heretofore.
Oct. II, 1881. n n n1r,v,n,
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county house for the poor which will
grow in favor as its usefulness becomes
better known to the public. Among
chose whom coming generations will
GRANT will stand prominent and his name
as an upright, prudent and faithful Gus
todian OF the county funds will long re-
main o do honor to his memory.
The County Commissioners, Messrs.
BRADFORD, HURST and RANSOM have
served during Il period of unusual inter
est to The taxpayers, large sums of mon
ey having been expended and much ex-
J,aordinary work required. That the
board faithfully discharged its work IS
evident in The reelection of two Of them
the Other, Mr.. HURST, declining the
honor OF a re-nomination. They have
done well for the county and deserve the
endorsement they have received.
What we have said in regard to the
Commissioners will apply to the County
Auditors, McssrS WELLES, PRATT and
MOODY, two OF whom have been elected
for another term.
Elk Senator Coakling has the reputation
of uttering bitterer satire than any of
our public men, says the Chicago Inter-
Occon, but it is certainly the fact none
OF them can shape a compliment more
gr icefully. Once when he was making q
speech in the Senate he repeatedly turn
ed his ewes upon Senator Thurman was q
little nettled, and asked: "W hen the
Senator fiom New York turns and
addresses his remarks to me, does he eX.
pect me to respond?' "When [ speak of
the law" responded Senator Conklin,"
turn to the distinguished Senator from
Ohio as the Mussulman turns toward
Mecca. | look to him as | would look to
the common law of England, The worlds
most copious volume of human .urispru-
dence,"
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New goods opening every day at c. P. Welles
Crockery and 99c store.
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Greentop Graphics.

GREENToP. December 21.--Christma:
day passed Off quietly.
Prof. Emmitt, a blind man delivered
a lecture at the scncol house on Friday
night of last week. His subject was
from the cradle to the grave and it was
a splendid address an! after the lecture
a prize was voted TO the handsomest
young lady IN the audience, Miss Betsy
Cleaton received the prize.
William Wiley ha. opened out a
barber shop and restaurant. He occu-
pies the Phelps house.
DR.. Wilson has brought on a >to:k O.
drugs and will set up drug store in a
few days
On Christmas it was sumored around
town that a man had been found dead
in Lind & Bros, grain house. He was
not dead, but dead drunk.
William Buckallew and family, of
Greencastle, spent Christmas here with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. H. Gatlin, of Iowa. is here visit
ing her father and mother.
A. Robinson and wife. of kirksv:lle.
was here Christmas visiting friends at
this place.
John DAVIS County Surveyo was in
town to-day. Us.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN VA
CATION In IHE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR ADAlR COUNTY. Mo-, TO
THE FEBR UARY TERM, 1882.



Elizabeth Reynolds. Anna Case
and ncr husband. Benson Il. Case,
Sraah A. Cuddy, and her husband,
EsorEc " Nudnay, Lug. MlSSSSr' Petition TO
J,nns 4, seaypoiIs w'iit,m a. correct deed,
Reynolds, Joseph Reynolds, Eugene
Merwiu. Emile Merwn. Ida Mer-
win, and Charles Merwin. Defend
ants.
New on this 18th day of December 1881, comes the
plaintiff In the above entitled by his attorney
before the undersigned clerk the circuit court lii
Nacationniiu fleS his petition and affidavit stating
endants are sIdents of the State of Missouri
So that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
anon them; and asks an order of publication against
said defendants.
cation that said defendants herein be notified by pub
LEGATION that an action has been commenced against
them by petition In the circuit court of Adair
ty. Missouri the general object and nature of which
is TO obtain decree OF this court to correct deed
executed by Reuben Reynolds and Elizabeth his
wife on the 81 day of August. 1876. to George A.
Reynolds intending To convey the southwest ar. Of
the northwest Or and the northwest Or of the north
east or. all In section s. township rs and range IL In
Adair County. Missouri, but by mistake of the
scrivner In writing said deed was made 10 read In
deiendsns. above named, be and appear at the next
term of court to be holden ut the court house In
krksvlllc, Adalr county. and state of Missouri.
MONDAY. THE 13rH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, NEXT. 1882.
and on or before the sixth day thereof III the term
Shall SO long continue and If not then before the end
of icrm) the same will he taken us confessed and
tition.
l,s further ordered that copy hereofbe published
IN me Weekly Graphic. n newspaper published in
last insertion 10 be Mt least four weeks before the
first day OF the next term of this court true copy
Attest: W.J. ASHLOCK.
n,~ly
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0yR MASSACHUSETTS LETTER.

DEAR MAJoLICA: Do YOU want some
fancy work. Well | viii try and oblige
you; for have natural gift thatwav,
and am firm believer in having a hi,
OF work as sort of escape-valve 70
one feelings, if one is bit blue feel.
ing. DO YOU know what | mean. or
do you never get "blue" out West
Now, what shall write about? How
many would like to knit cunning shirts
for the baby2 My mother is knitting
some that are regular daisies" Get
saxony VAN, and small bune needles,
cast 70 stitches. 1t IS to be knit back
and forth, the body in two pieces, and
the sleeves separate, and then all join
ed together. Well east on 10 stitches,
I st row plain, End row scam, ,rd row
plain, 18th row knit 3, take off :, knit
The next one, and pass the two slipped
,nes over 1t, knit 5, thread over, knit
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-
COOkYILLE.

CooKvILLE, Dec. 26.-Thinking oul
town worthy of place in your col.
umns, we will say that it situated
eleven miles west of Kirksville, on the
.. NJ. & ?. railway. 1t is beautifully
located on 4 hillside and surrounded
bya fine forest.
MIR. ]. ]. Griggsby is here with a
large stock of dry goods and groceries,
ready to feed and clothe all who come.
at low figures. Heis assisted by a. P
Murray, formerly OF kirksvile.
MesSrs. Larkworthy & Green have
purchased the ground on which Cook
vile Is situated and will at once Law il
out into town lots.
They will sink Goa! shaft and open
up the mines which will give employ
ment perhaps to one hundred men.
We understand we are to have a
new business firm here this week. bu
can give no particulars vet.
A French newspaper, the editor of
which appears TO affect English terms
IN speaking Oh racing matters. recently
advised Its readers to bake certain
horse for no matter what sum. Its
readers did so, and the "bakers" were
done brown
A councilman of Midland town, not
scholar heard rival during meet
ng of the council, use the word Mag
eloquent" bah - he exclaimed.
He don't know what he's talking
bout; he means magnificent
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Among the latest German patent ap-

Among the latest German patent APP
plications there is one, for the
process of making a green color by
oxidizing the sulphide of tetramelydia-
neutrality-suspicious..
There.arc signs that knowledge OF
English is spreading amongst the
tradesmen of Paris. A pastery- cook
in the Champs Elysees has the follow
ing inscription on his window-Dinners
sent hout.n
\ Western farmer it is reported. re
fused to look nj a sample sewing MA
chine recently. as he always "Sowed
wheat by hand He is said to be re-
lated 10 the man who did not want a
thIeShing machine on his farm: for"
said he, give me harness tug or bar
rel stave and | can make my family toe
the mark according to law and Scrip
ture.
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HOME LETTER.

DEAR EDrTREss:-Now comes John
Christopher Constant with his remon-
strance-as he calls it-and his in
quisitive Yankee disposition, prylng
into our kettle of fish. o yes, man.
Ike he must poke his nose into our
Sanctum, to tell US what he thinks, and
though he says some very good things
there is an odor of conceit and selfish.
ness about him l don't like. Perhaps
] am prejudiced against him, but l
never did like an old maidish man, one
who loves cats, pieces quilts, etc. l
know he cat-betties about the kitchen,
shifting into pots peering into safes,
and giving his advice unasked. If his
mother joined the martyr band long
ago. 1t is not surprising, if his five
brothers were like him. But he SAYS
he honors her for her assistance and
self denial and SO far l like him. He
grandly tells us, 'of course" women
should think of something besides the
stomach, but l think that permission
was grudgingly given, for he warningly
adds don't forget that important or
gan it might ruin US.
He is very kind to allow test to be
made of the relative intellect of the
sexes, but who can we get for impartial |
judges. ! will tell you sometime. if 4
am permitted, what | think one great
cause of discomfort among women, but
have no room now
John Christopher, can't you see why
women wait upon and humor the men
so much. Is itnot proof positive of
our angelic disposition and desire for
domestic peace. When our liege lords
get their sweet temper ruffled and are
IN danger of an explosion then we
hasten to avert such a catastrophe by
taking all the blame to ourselves, and
we wait upon and humor them to re-
store their equanimity. And again
he laughs at us for our efforts to please
HIM IN our personal appearance, but
not long for he must needs 60 back to ,
that most important part of his anato-
myths stomacl-and declares he
must eat, and must have
some one to do his cooking. {
Don't fret yourself ]. c., we women are i
not going to organize strike just vet,
We prefer to hold the sauce pan soy J!
eighty over man, until his mental
lsion is cleared OF the mist that now "
'bstructs it. When my faith in mans u
integrity leads me to believe he will
ave us Justice. What we ask ofthe men u
5 to keep out of our kitchens, and give
Is the means TO carry on our domes-
lc operations, without grumbling; we
NOW how hard a time the women have Il
md We suspect the men are not always u
Walking on roses, and mutual sympathy e.
hould be exchanged. y
But see Maiolica stirring up that 10
awning waste basket, and am almost b
ertaln II Is for me, so l will quit right
ow. have lots of questions to ask. J.,
ut like Mrs. Raymond, never get to =
lem. MnLlCENT ie
The Willows, Adair Co, Mo. at
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I. thread over, knit ), which is same as
the beginning, and repeat this to the
end, where there will be !, sutcnes to
XII, plain. 9Th row, make stitch, by
picking up loop, carefully, so not to
make hole, and seam across. 9th
row, make stitch and knit rs 4th row.
9TH row. make stitch, and seam as
9Th row. Sth row, make a stitch, and
knit as 9th row. This makes three
rows of open.work. Then knit across
once plain. Then seam across once
PLAIN, then knit across PLAIN. TIL S
makes row of ridges. Widen every
time, excepting last row of ridges and
first row of holes. Make in all SIX row
of holes, when this is done, seam and
for the body of the shirt, which make
20 rows long of scanning and then bind
off loosely Knit another piece exact
" like this. For the sleeve, cast on 50
stitches, make similar the body. i. c.
knit plain row, seam, then a plain
row. Make open-work same as other
knitting two groups in all, with the ridges
between, then make n stitch and seam
and on knitting back, make stitch
on the other end, and do this until you
have made 6 stitches on each side
this is the gusset, and is to be
knit plain, and seam alternatively.
Then knit or sew into the body by
taking ten stitches on side of the body,
and knit two stitches into each one
from the sleeve. Bind off as you go
along-then the other side. When
you have the shirt joined together,
body and sleeves sewed in, with your
knitting needles pick up the stitches on
one half the body and one sleeve.
Knit across once and seam across
once. Next row, put thread over and
knit two together, across the needle
(this is to run the ribbon in). Next
row, seam. Next row, slip and bind.
Do the other half in same way. If any
one tries this and fails, and is really
wishing to knit the shirts, fe'hats they
could prevail on ''our editress" to for
ward letter East, when l should be
very willing to help any one.
From Your,
EASTERN COUSIN.
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Byc. H. H.

These verses may be of encoura
ment to some of the "toilers on cart
ifyou cannot win Kingdom.
Or rich foreign lands explore:
lfyou cannot with the Tailor
Plough the seas from shore 10 shore:
Though YOU may not In conflict
Win achievements great and grand.
Ye; vou SIN can wash the dishes
Dreaui yonrseifin fairyland.
You can scald and cut Your fingers.
Wash the pans and kettles clean.
Feel poetic thrills of rapture.
Sing of hero knight and queen.
You can weave YOUR brightcs; fancics.
let imagination rove.
While Won stand FOR hours together
S'crs c ,rcl,iug co liking stove.
though You cannot move 4 nation
by Your eloqUcncc or power.
Though yon cannot make the descr:
End aud blossom like the flower.
You can WELD the broom and buster.
Make yorr rooms SO clean and neat.
Then smile swcc.ly when your Tommy
Tracks the mud in from the street.
II. perchance. is Not your mission.
Lofty actions 10 perform
Aud II may bc You can neNei1
Bring about a great reform:
Yet You can mend Harry's Jacket
Sew the buttons on his clothes.
kccpJolin's huifon-holes In ord
Patch his knees and darn his hose.
All, the poetry of house work.
This il truth the poet sings.
Thatwe can discover beauty
Greatest in the common things.
Let the beauty all around YOU
Enter I'm and fill Your soul
Find IL In di>hcloth and skillet,
Scrubhing-hrusi and hod of ccal.
DO not wait. then Idly longing
For some noble work o do
When the kitchen Is "A Kingdom
Holding forth such charms TO You.
There is real pailitic beauty
In each nook and corner there.
In the rolling pin and washtub-
Cobwebs-'iustpan-any
From Fanny Tiistle's Home Corner.
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Stray Anfice

Taken up by Godfrey Sprang. on The 18th
day of November, ISL. as stray, in Liberty
township, Adair county. Mo. one steer
white color. two years ole and branded win
me letter 90 on the left hip Arpraisr. &c
lore A kinyon, j. P; by S C. Vice, William
Cope, and Daniel Earnest al SIS.
Nov 3oth, 1851 4. KINYOS.J
*n.3i22-3w
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TRAY SoflcE.-Takcn up by W. II. Foncau
- non and posted before J r. smith +, ipstis. ",
ihe Peace in Pet;is Township. Adair County, Mo
on lie -i Gay :" December. ISL the following de-,
bri9dlc speckiei, marked with Il swallow torS LIN i"
eAcn ear. Appraised by John Mahaffv and In,
fs ans Al SIS. Also one heifcr. and white cpn,
OF, risit ear ar aud unter in ieft. Appraised BY
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Election Notice.

WHEREAS, at least fifty resident lxpaycrs
| of the municipal township of Benton in the
county of Adar and State of missouri have
presented their petition to this Court, asking
that proposition be submitted to the voters
of said Benton township, to fund its bonded
debt
The Court, therefore, in obedience to the
prayer of said petition, and as provided by
See. 249o, Chapter 81, Revised Statutes OF
Missouri. submit the following proposition
to the voters Of Benton township. at IL spec ial
election to be held on Tuesday, the 9th day
of January, lsS2, at the usual place of voting
in said township, to ascertain the sense of
the voters said township on the proposition
to fund $4,000 in bonds, issued by the Conn
ty Court OF Adalr county, on behalf and in the
name of Benton township, to the capital
stock of the Quincy, Missouri and Pacific r
X. Company, dated September md. 1872, and.
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum, and to mature in twenty wears
from the date thereof, at one hundred cents on
the dollar, in new bonds to mature in twenty
years from the date oftheir issue payable at
the option of said county of Adair mt any.
time after five years from date of issue. and
TO bear interest ut the rate of tx per cent per
annum.
Witness our hand, this 18th day of Dccem-
Der, 1881.
MIG. GLEN Judges
:. +. STAHL County
j. o, JOHNSON Court
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THE 18TH DAY OF FEB.
STRAW Notice.

Taken up by VIM. II. Steele and posted before r.
W, >. T.. of salt River Township. Adair Co
on tiie ma DAY of December lSsl. one white steer
~ years old without marks or brand and spprais-
Sa ny samuel Conkle. II. Y. Coukle aud s, n.
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5HER!FtS SALE

ueprN i, r-r,r., Action School .:ond.
u E on The 18Th day of October is7a Henry
Affair Ton1. gAecuied and delivered his bond Il,
-, ouu.S 70 the use aud benefit OF the SWAMI,
iunu oil said county, and to sccir, fhe ma yaant
n Ei sun OF money mentioned in said bond lenrv
rn,rd oHn anu MargareiJ. Floyd his wife made exc,
Comn,H ' co uerereu Their mortgage deed 10 Adar
,Ian.; containing power sale OF the folow;n,,
The ii 1 baf e e In Adair County, Mo- ro-wt
Do, sixteen ID, in Township No. sixfy.,,re s n
and ,ni 10, ntteen tl5}. Now therefore, by Virtne
~ IA authority OF feri fcias issued RON Ie s,
llyercd I, onntr Court. 10 me directed AM. de-
upon and viii nceinber the 9Th, ISL. have levied
der f u sell ut public sale 10 the bt.i &c, Nd
CURLY for fh ,e naV %, on time with approved ST.
Dnnp IL ,t t per annum. before the Gnnr, wso
Conr, for r SAID to~m Of kirSsyil!e while the Cir"ni
ESDAf THE 18th DAY OF EE u
,e,we., a., huARI, 1882.
law t ues me ,ne hours Of :. NJ and sp. NJ of..
iefi fac,,s ana above described 10 satisfy snia
wis., JOHN SHAVER
Sheriff Adair Co.
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CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

Never fails in kidney and urinary troubles
~ cents. Look for it at Fout IL Bros. Kinks
VILE And j. ID. Halste ad. Willard. Mo