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Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Special officer Hunt was pau. "A ii
on the thumb OF the lett w. .,,ssu
morning, at Fifth aud hadi.T iY, ' osu|
by a dog belonging to a iaml ,,y,sdistd
Taylor. The animal was iniD
shot.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
A Pleasant Ente meut,

A m1 ,iosl and dramatic entertain.
ment will BIZ given in the basement OF
St. Mary's r. c. church on next Tues
day evening. Admission Is cents. The
doors will open at 7 o'clock and the
performances will commence at
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

No charge for time, only for goods,
at ladies' private room for Trussas, &C..
at z. James Bits Dug Store. Private
entrance on West Sixth street. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
VROtIeF sold,

William T. Tnll has sold his three
year old trotter that made her mile In
2.42 at the Dover fair last fall and took
the first premium-to II. C. Robinson
for a price not named.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Three cases Of drunkenness we're dis
posed OF at the lolics- court this morn,
ing.
The street esr track was obstrueted
ct Front and French streets yesterday
afternoon, for over an hour, by q bro.
ken down team.
The City Council will meet In regular
session Tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
A Rare CRts saa,e.

A lot Of dishes to be cold cheap with
in the next ten days. Tea sets cheap
Those Just going to house keeping
should give us d call at Third and Tat,
nall streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Customers of James W. Lynch, No.
sos Madison street, Oyster dealer, }
will please call at his residence for theil
oysters r. ia unable for want Of hell
to deliver his bivalves.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Try Smiths Bet. Trade, 10 for 25
ots., at the Opera CHAR Sore, $40 Mar
ket street.. Manufactured expressly
for +. K. Smith.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Go to Smei,z x Co., No. IS 4. Foprtt
street, for produce of all kinds. Po.a
toes and app!sA. speciality.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17
Manhtnd,s Fayorlte pts.a

Or. Simns' Vegetable L!ver Pills (suya-
coated) move the bowels ensy BY acting d.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost eperpIes
oy promoting the healthy action OF the ilyor;
tho right or ieit side or throcgh the limbs
indigestion, costiyeness, siek stomach, weaI
back, dizziness, bad feelings through tho
body, aching limbs, biltousDess, general
weakness and other bodily inirmities ar1
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgatiye
and liver cure 2b csnts and 81 box, Main
depot, 4th and KinR sts. Philad phia soq
Arch street. Sold by dealera III
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

SeT g1fUR A LARGE LOAD OF
SIseIS.b kindling wood. Orders can
be lett nt Gray & Bros. Second aod King
streets: Jacob Moore, at City Bepo,; John i
Miller kissing sun, or ct the Factory, Corne
STA ! h1OR tENEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

A. Cohen, merchant tailor, formerly
| OF ll9 Market street, has opened q
handsome tailoring establishment next
door to B-raey kosenbatt's bathing
hoase on Seventh Street, Baat OF MAJ.
Est.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

New gravel ana plastic slate roo q
put on and repaired BY Z. Mitchell
jr., 80 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

a4 wv AE HhE STATE CAPIrAL.

Mr.. Register ON the Assessment
IaW-The sugar Beet CommSS'
sien Soon 80 End plB Days-The
Railroad, &c.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
II Down, Feb. 16.-The volunteer
Democratic representative for New
Castle, hI. Register, of Kent, is heard
from again wish a political measure.
This time he Is not confined 10 Che up
per county, which he has bsen SO
eaGer to take unde, his bourbon wig.
The bill will Affect the whole State,
and over the whole State il will raise 4
howl. Notice of the matter was given
To-Day 10 the House, and she object is
to repeal section AZ, shSpter 8 Of tho
Revised Code. Chapter relates to tins
assessment and collection of taxes, and
the section in question directs the
Clerk OF She Peace TO hang up on or
before February 20th OF each yesr & |
list Of the persons assessed, after the
Levy Court shall have examined tho
returns made by the assessors and made
the corrections ard additions thereto
which they deem inst and proper"
Palpably thin snd stuyidiy disin.
geuious Sra the reaeouF eiyan 70, rrono.
Ising this measure.
FirsG. they say the law is dead
letter, A dead letter, indeed! Who
made it dead Letter! The Democratic
Iotioers uhosa duty it is to carry It out,
and who have rct the abadov at risht
or ehe least io.a of authority 20 disre-
gard il pnt il isn't A dead lettpy fol
all tha,. These lists were hang upt4oil
YEARS ago in New Castle conr,v Thav
should be hung IN this yes7 and |
doubtless win he in the payt t,y DAYS. :
Second. thew srv that the lists S7s il
simply dupiica,ee otthe Lists hupa ur (
by The sssass0rs in January before "a
they sit to make correction. Il
Eva-vhodv knnrs tbat .hfs Ia mot 4
,rne. and that Il cannot be the CASE in g
wear when faulty and incorrect IS
sessmen, has been made. when all the
men ief. of could not Gel on at the sit.
ting Of the Assessors, and when the
work Of the February tesu. OF the Court q
with respect to the assessment is neees- h
,Grsly considerable and oonsia,iag in d.
arcs part OF additions and corrections h
And roS the question arises, how are *
he people to krov about thess correc-
ions and additions unless She lists are q
.ung cut? Ii muss be clear that III
his section % IA raveale6 8potber spEr.
,uar. AGAINST ,hs frauds Of the iots.
mona Drlawar. nssefsmrnt lava win A
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Persons wishing soee.ADise s, srs|
cal! on Prof. I:slle, 221 ha'ks'"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

Ladies' Ulster Cloths in Us ,',irsi
widths, entirely new; vesy
and low prices. KenDard q w.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17

gHOR SALE-THREiG2 STORY BRICK
r. dwellings, 20s 20S and 2l0 East Thtr.
tenth street, 6 rooms each, water in the
kitchen, tin roofs, 3 800 each.
GREG g. PIERCE,
feb1T-St Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-17


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, 1881-02-28

A letter frotn r. ". K1rby, OF Grand Haven.
announces that he bus and the schooner Mary
TO Capt. john prtndivilo, OF ths city. Tho price
pnid IL sAtd to 10 f1,D01.
buffalo pupcrs report tho anleo tho scow L.
May Guthrie by Mr.. Charlcs a. Sweet TO parties
In lsauinu Ter 4. 800 oash.
Capt. u. Dwight Prouty has bought a one
third interest In tho aUh0ouur James Piutt frum
Sir. John kftdorhousa for t3,0Oj o,lsh.
The following vessel salcs have been nlada III
CHnala during thu Winter: Schooner i. j. Cul-
ier, At y0rOlt0, for &l,OO0; aahvnnpr Et0rt Cur.
voth. ut Kingston. for $500; sehuoner Charger,
at Kingston. for t5,d00: schooner ChArgor. ut Os-
weKt1, seven twenty fourths. FOR $.,ssi schOoI.-
ar ElgH, for 4ll.15U; sulluonor flctaytl, ut To.
ront0 for $8lU schooner thu Walker, Mt Part
Colporne. tnr t5,75o: son"oIler Azov, Mt ltamtl-
ton, fur $i.g0o; schooner bt. Luus. at 1t. Cath
ATincs fur $lB,OU.
Capt. Powers. II !,rockvIlle. Out, has g!yon
leaSt as owner, ai1v bung snhl on Mnuntay to
uApt- Dayo Lyon. 0t tho Arlastrnns. Tue price.
passenger boat oil tho ferry ut tllut plncG.
, 1881-02-28

FEoNtA, H., Fut,. su.-TAe Hon. T, ]. bfostn-
hon. OF Chtoago David l9srn!or i!rlm!,oid. W. II.
Harvey. anu ]. II. CrAndnIl, OF Tazpwcll, Of tho
House Cunulttuu Oh Hlvcss md Ilarbors, VII.
ttel this city to-iay and Interviewed prultlit,aat
ctixons Ii. regard 10 tho Chiongb savage nu.
satsce. They met at tho Peoria lIuuso. After Il
Roneral discussion Ut tho subject, Col. ". r.
Dowdalt offcrod q rosoiu uoa requesting our
Representatives 1t. tho Legislature, Stutp Hcnn-
tors, and IMu.nlels ur lilo C0mntlue tn ust nll
Annoraolo tnaun. to pruuuFe tho rassaKo Ut II
that VIII tuure.se tho vt,tUln1 Ut watuT poured
ttlttb tho llllnolA tkifer t0 BJ,NN uuulo fuet per
minute. The resolution WIS adopted unaul-
illQAatY. -
, 1881-02-28

ford pniI visit 10 tho uow tl,R Crawford, lying
ut tho blow OF dock near Kfnzfe street bridge,
aud foupd TINT Tor tho second tinn within q
fortnight Bho bnd becu deprived Of proper n,.,r-
observation-disclosures, supposed to bo des-
t!tuto tugnlen. having uarrIcd .oT tho
bow und storm lines. CapI Crawford
fees groatty ncensod ut this douhlo Outrage.
nud will lenye nDth.13g unluue to bring thB
thieves to tho bar OF 11stlcu. 4 singular rHct in,
connection with tho tsiIttUr ia tllnt wha the
Crawturh hns suffered two nocturnal visits
other tugs lying neur her have not bcon dis
tur1od.
4 fsw nights snco tho tug j. II. fIackloy
lying ut tho North anu Ut Wells stroet brltlgo,
WAs broken Into, but II Ilnea not nppcAr that tho
thieves carried GuYth!ng UI.
, 1881-02-28

DE1 MONIES, Ia., Fob. .b.-Tho following calt
was issued to-day tFum tho Land Irague hun.s-
QunrtrrS IT this State;
10 The Frtetltls Gf ireland: At tho request Of
many friends of tho causc. the undersigned
huruDy ANNOUNCES that Land Leaxuo stMto
blones on tho lfth day Ut Mnrch, lSal nj Id
o'clock. ig thu Exposition building in said UllY,
10 pr0ylle lNr tho usulplBtu organization 1T
those who aprrt'vo Ut the principles anl policy
Ut tho Irish National LaHl l.l.elHue. to tho ellll
that sinltlnr Conventions may ho hold In cyury
Stato anu Territory tu the american Union, in
order that All WIN sylnpAthis1 with tho po0pie Of
lretaad In tt,oir presont struggle tn rodreas OK
Muuh may 10 prepared to take ia autive 4iiti
positive pArt fl 'lenaidug III ndetluat1 settress
tram th0ir 0pprcssura through tho mural sentI-
lncnt OF faAilklAd.
Tnn NEv. +. j. HAnvEy, DAiIaa Centre;
+. J. Ac0on!sx. y. D., nes Aolnes;
ThE NY; @ 3ATEs ~ 2viSH. . bns ns Mk1'taos; sk'L
, 1881-02-28
4 Large Number of Bills Reported
by the House Judtoiary
Committee.
among Them, Ono to Compel Jurors In
Criminal Cnsos to Think for
Themselves.
pnsant Status Of the Pool Bill, with Some
General Remarks On tho
subisot.


spttfat Dilrntch n 7As Chitdgo Tribune.
srR,sariE1.p, Ill.,, Fob. sd-Tho Senate COM
,onp Mt tho usual hour this 1nnrutnx, with II
hs,c nuorl..u present. After prayer by n "col-
oooI nun a1ld brDthor," tho llHily grlnh1 began.
A dozen or TWO petitions from druggists were
nrcsentrd requesting thu passllEo OF thu phnr-
macy uIlI. Tho catch Of temperance rotItinhs
1os fmall, nut over cArt-lsHd boing trtinac1i
IN. The ouIy valuable ono wns from tho rncIn-
bcfs uf tho East 81. LouIs sangerbund, WIN.
with o,o accord. set llp common protest against
the passage of tho lllnds bill.
Tue Committees OIL Juttlsat Department. TOWN.
ahtp Organization. nntt HIGHWAYS reported buck
number Of bills or no special Importance.
srIrFENlSu CONtaisEss.
scnator Shaw presented tho following rcsol,l-
tim, which, went nvor ltntlnr tho rules:
WHrnEAs rho National banks IN the United
States urc seeking 10 dirtnto to tho Congress- Ut
tho Unitcd stntcs 1T 1nnttrrs OF Legislation
talching tho rctuntllng uf tho National dt1r,
su4 to tnntrO It's action l'y thrt:nts nF croattng
nj tho llcI0n NJ tho nIl United Stnios bAlks dur
ag ths A,l.ntn!stration Of President Jackson;
E:a,lre.f. by tho scnnto Of tho State Of
1lnos, tho House nF Representatives cnlc1ir-
ring hcrrlp. TINT our sennt0rs In Cnngrcss bc a-
'sa r. sta iir @ ii M support of s,,rt, legislation "ti
tbe subject or ftlli,ing the National debt us
thoy inny deem Just and equitable, Regardless ar
tho ehlg'or, threats, and' Intimidation Of tho
TIE DrFE1trnRY.
Bills were presented as follows:
I}y senator etny!ck-fiCluirLEH full annunl
. reports frnm MI corporations III tho Stntc, show-
jny ntl particulars rcAtlyo to receipts. ,!surse-
uents, dividends. number Asid address Ut stuck
holders and officers, alld descriptions Of rcal
estate which mny hc owned by sn!d cumpn1,y.
Dy Scnutnr MISUNDERSTANDING for appeals
Akaf f.-t
, 1881-02-28
HOUSE,.

6Ftssat Uhpateh to Tbs Chicago 1ttbuns-
bPnIsoriELD, ILL.,. Fob. 2J.-rhoge were good
many vacant scats whun tho u0uso mot this
morning. the usual n,l1uuor OF "tiycrs" hnving
nkcn unto themselves wtngs tho night beforo
aad dcpartrd for home 10 look Into their private
mattefs over Saturday md SHndny.
e!atkey Powell presented Il petition, numer-
ousy signed BY citizens Of Scott County. pruy-
ias tho passaao Of tue 6uprptno Court Conso..-
dauon bill
anotner cnrt-!ond Of Temperance petitions and
!emonstEaHccs was dumped Into tho lnp OF tho
mouse' and Il bntch nj tho bills cumo over from
pe senatc, with tho implied compliments Of tlat
say and tho usunt request TINT tho Ilotae coll-
eaflh Tho passage thorcof
FIRST READING.
tue next thing tiono was to discharge the reg
uhf order IF business Ana take up senate and
noaso bills IN first rcadIng. Half dozen san-
sa Aaa abol't forty IlO1lso bills WGr0 thus ad-
'shsea to secntMi reading, and MI hour or mnre
ness.
u DONATIONS Fon rAl.K PURPOSES,
"eoefs Dtll pruytding for thu improvement
=. - sFcclal assessment OF tho property bcIlcsit-
~ ts.ro Nhero 'n'ld Ia taonntcd .for park purposcs,
rs heretofore, by gU.lurat taxation, came
~ 1fotu the Committee On Municipal AHaira
u uEeetah Alnuntl.lent4 declining tho manner
ssa "a'ea spocinl nsscss,nents shul bo ulado, tho
e~ssaaaents accepted, and tho bill read aou-
MN, ,nao. and advanced to third reutl!ny
,Sauo!n. OF Kane, by unanimous CONSULT, in
E4aced duplicate OF tho bill 'alltFotluu1d by
,hns''s ,ha,'s Evans Ip thq Upper IIodxa 10 Increase
~ iias'saiot!on ~ Of tho Court Ut Common Pleas
~. 1u eatloa Ut Aurora ind EIgir, and to pro-
'@'t"e tue election OF Jutlge. .,
~, LIVE AND DEAD HILLS.
A., @aesuolclary CotnmItteo reported fayoeabty
r,kn
, 1881-02-28

Au interesting question u pontlux In the
Surrogato's Court Ut Enff4lo concerning thu
estato Ut Capt. john ". Nyrnes, wpl-kn0wa
lugsnun, who was Que Of tho yictluls Of tho Into
depot dlaaster III tlsat city. Tho brothers and
s!sturA Of thu deccuaed ask for tho appointment
Of MI administrator, aud set up the claim that
tlecrased lott no widow. On tho othor hanl,
Helen 4. l5yrnes asks 10 DO appointed ad1nlnts-
tratrIx. eln!Milg that s!u Ii tho widow Of tho
t!paI s.Aptn!n. Considerable testimony hid bcen
intrlh;uGel thAt tito Woin4Il uIttl CNpt. llvrnrs
hRd liyGd SnKuthor III man 4Gu wf0, and thut
CApt. byEnes hal repeatedly introduced hur III
Huch, When john I: uareiner, al HttursDy, mp
tenlUd IL lilo SOHO papars In tho cls0 M tho in
terGat Uf luDtor W0luaH who also ciMt.nctl 70 bu
tho widow Of tue deueasod. An Adjournment
WAS tho result,
, 1881-02-28
nr'lcrf printed. despite tho uuFnyorable report
nf thu CHtnlutttcr.

DAYS DF GRACE.
Tho Cor,mlttro on Jtnltr,us Department nr,1
tle Enuntttsu III Gs,rVntRti0ns sent In q httet
Q. reports. the 'n0re Important of whlcll
my" nrcIu,S b9en tntErr't hy Telegraph. Tho
on irps Iii 10 cut '' own 1. aisnx. Sn1tss .er rItes
wt$ 'I,'lll s.acs fur Ktr,in rnen ur nthnr, t,',w
ever. l.lar tho preeumptiHn Es tilnt tb f.t,cnu Is
suwti,g tho E.'mmlttGe t1w Tar they werG "uT'
~ theF ch'cult!Dn* ~ tn tue l'stfttnan Ls'mpM-
n.y.. ynhrly prn!it. a'il the!s utility II Htand
interference.
ritz wtSnur.
Tho Committee III, LaIrr ani manufactures
ed tt1o tubing It sGxto's inll prohibiting pcns-
t1ntt9Ty contrnHt which, nGltltlu truro thAn fur
ycsnSs %fsfn e sSy VIZ S!o r;si,,re ss tho i. At m
nf tho week.. II prnv,lrs fnr ono nr tiltre co.ft,-
t!es huhltng whit nre enl!e tcnc,crs' i,at,t,ltcs
1nn WY thrtwn sn tnt' the huppcr atld numbered
1Lo ttus!se then a}uurncd until Ntonday morn
ing ut 10 0'clOCk.
ANOTHER "t.ovELY MAN."
IN pnistMlc whIch occurred during tho tnttor
raTt ot tho sesson scrvnl in solnu dc9rro to re-
liesn Tho rlonp.nny iusnpnrni!y col!npctcl with
t"t!i!!'e r.! rrescsslnHs. spraker Thomaa, ha.i LETT
t.lsplnsitK ss rcn!Iy first cass dhi!ttes i. lhu
G.1'stt!0f - which lilo spcaker hd calIetl HIN.
fnr inc r6,o Of IT. "pssr',ctlan1st, .got n mp
rules r,nIa!cs anl c:lrr, of !nl.iliesa having ueya
pnrImso II getting tho Chlcna0 rnhl!u l,lbrnry
bil. which hatl cnlln over from tho Sonnto nd
rst 'nS s ssn atns. as ss'9s . # ~ 9s 4.
spcakvr Thomas, VINO wes sitting ncar Rock.
wei' o., tho lrrt, art.sc and in'txnnn!y sp,lr!r,
tho IsttlatfoN lint hc u.t permitted Tho Orslur
ii business to hu t!I4rcEnrIasi. Ii Tho Eon.Ie.
inaM asserted anything Of tho sort, ills stuto-
LACKED TIE ESSENTIAL ELEMENT
Of foundation In Enct,
, 1881-02-28

Tho tfMe0n nA1 Lady R10FonCo Ialxl0.
FrUBk tho "LliY LtrFssDuAsttHk" tH Lsal1lt Of ths
Nuhtu t'fefM M. Jturnri.
Lady flortnco ls!1lu, after having literally r1tl.
~ ~ art g a un a!,6or us4 e,s IL t AfsoM NJ wur
correspondent u tho ilnr,tt.1 lAxt. Tho Foasuls
of bur L,ltlyshlp's ubrupt departure /.
stated to lp thu 1evuru message conveyed
ftNm bur Majesty through tho Lurtl
Chamberlain ~ fanrook c!'tlsera1i9 tho
aPpearnncp presented ly La,!y Fsusv,uu
appear bufer9 hor staje.ty without tho Ysunl
pluMus nnd lap|,ets prescribed by tho ettl1tst
Flurenes 4Iixu set my vauu upon Tho tutstyu-
Aras IT tho Qaoun fur lh.s hr..l.oh ut luhavlor.
stlu would Appcar 1T Tho nnxttlFawsnX. rtH'u, with
her hsuA 4I,d chI9non. 1hls Lady Flurunuc nxlo
rofuso.l do, ad W. rather than incur the lnuv-
a"i M9 @ 9i en-, r. - "gva s ss
Mediterranean lvto10 Tic day fixed tur tho 70
, 1881-02-28

lying here ut prescnt. Aciu'ners ", l., Heck. r.
i. Merritt. MystIu Htnr, FHt'inra, sthVKi" Me-
tire. sllmtart.. .tfbutrpss. :ar"tlc Antelope. 4.
Mllr. .It-siG HtlIurt: rrnrtllHrh dutn. th'Hh1fnt
Jrn"Llry; Hsranl- b,rxes Albion. ClfIlt"n. Lin
chl't: hLtHrs ARK, Grlnlsb}.
Ilrttl;ry IL mrs. aIlpcrln$ciltlInY rcpllr. Tile
pr'Itllr Etu"rprl*c Ii nI4s' Hn,l+.rvosK rcimIr.,
trs.1r cut ,Inwn md transf"rtnc| !nin u steam
,rur. Il, fu rtnly for ll1e 4untnrr's business.
Tile w',rk IN tho new We1!an,t !. progressing
alr"liIy. 'rwn rInncrs nrn trh'4 used with y
t"frn nj HI men ut work. Tho number Vt gates
to nt II. l,incccn Wing talancc Ut tixty-tor II
finish. Thu avnrago Fate "f t"r.,n9 ont cnc!,
Will mlncl.i,.ery aro lt, pl,tan. Ani htlInw nun4
trinlnc.i. It Is Ia In h"i'o:l that this wprk Will
bn finished nj tho ti1nG acI tnwt, ,Itt!y l88l
, 1881-02-28

william J. lIackutt tilu,tn bill Saturtlny against
his wife Anna, asklnH for u tlyurco on tho
xrs,llud nf drunkenness and dcsurtton.
.Iitdxo Tu!ry Kralntttl tltvureo to Mary l.
Arnold frutn Alvin II, Arnold OH tho ur.tl,Nl nt
adultery. and tu .lllellzl a. Noble frHn snrah
NUbl1 for thu 8auip rGlts1tl.
, 1881-02-28
A RECEIVER APPOINTED,

C'llege. situated ut ENtncttsburx, tWunty-thFca
n'!ta from thls city, and whose reputation e1-
toHia all over the rountry, through It's counsel.
Jamos bIcAborry, aiod u blll III equity this morn-
lug for lseoaIyai aud tho Court pasHed au ordos
MppAlntlnk MGSattrY ltGuelptF, VI prayed tor,
The llabllltioa ot tho Culega oxccsd tx, ,0Ql
, 1881-02-28

Saturday, III tho cstMto of FrAAk Ifaffy, de-
cuuAcd, Il decree for tho oAlo ct tho rent cstato
wna ordered cntprod.
The es1aso uf John schlllipg WAS settled and
tho administrator discharged.
, 1881-02-28

The hnbcas corpus case OF Mary Robinson,
chHrgcl with lnrceny. cnn,o lip before Judge
1Iarn,tnn Saturday nfternaon, mud WAS continued
tn ts,-saorrow OH nccount Of dcfocttyu seryIcc ot
tho writ
Judge t}ary will assist jutIxe Williamson In his
GNkl tQ-lny,
, 1881-02-28

J"IlM StslI, Utty ntswsr, pInsil;e, ill.,. ilI sass:
laya used 1t JArobs Oil In l,,y faulty, and
recommend 1t to my acuuplntaAces, II hns
always glyen tha bust Hatl.tao tjpp, and Is
truly wonderful remedy.
, 1881-02-28

John +. Wright et.lnmctscel Il suit In trcspasa
nglnst John U. 6myLh, laying damages ut
$1.5,0U.
, 1881-02-28

Aud they do say. that Dr.. nulls Cough Bysup
ID QUO FOmedy Without y rival.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18
Sam Houston Normal Institute.

Sam Houston Normal Institute.
The following are the qualifications for
admission 10 the Sam Houston normal in
stitute:
l. A residence in this state.
2. Ladies must be not less than eighteen,
aud gentlemen not less than twenty years of
age.
8. There must be purpose to follow, in
this state. teaching as q profession.
4. A pledge must be signed to teach "a
many sessions in the public free schools of
this state as the party may attend sessions of
the institute.
s. Must sustain satisfactory examination
conducted by board of examiners, appoint
ed by the senators of the respective districts
of the state, in the following named branches:
photography, reading, PENN snship, arith-
metic, gecgrophy, English grammar,
English composition and history of tho
United States, in sll of which fair degree of
proficiency must be demonstrated in order 10
warrant an appointment.
The examinations should be chiefly cons
Quoted in writing, and with view to deter
mine not simply the literary qualification,
but to ascertain as far ss practicable the
native talent and availability of the respec-
tive candidates for the profession of Teaching.
Boards of examiners will please forwaed the
original examination papers to DR.. j. Bald
win, principal Sam Houston normal insii-
tute, Huntsville, Texas, marked "examina-
ion papers,"
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Doing the Handsome.

Among the many friends that met zach
other here during the reunion Of the ex-con-
federste Missourians was Colonel Harvey
Salmon, wealthy citizen of Clinton, Mis-
souri, and ex-stste treasurer, and Colonel l..
NJ. Lewis, Of Wsxshachie, and Colonel s..
d. Jsckmsn. Of San Marcos. They we're oil
friends together during the war, sp6 their
meeting wss q most pleasant one. Colonel
Salmon, who was accompanied by another
friend from Missouri, asked them TO take q
walk with him and they did 90, and IL If safe
TO venture that they did not forget il for be
walked them into tailor establishment and
gave orders that their measures be taken, and
each made suit Of the finest ms'erisl in the
house with instructions 10 send the bills 10
him st his hotel. Then turning 10 bic friend
be said: "Jim lets you and 90 and take
= toddy while these fellows are having their
measures tsksn."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18
AKLTIoNLL onBETIoH

Itiss fact that our government has no
ertrsdition treaty with Rusis, with Belgium
and II may be that other foreign countrie.
cone under The ssms category. The At.
tempted assassination Of fhs president hs,
msasis sppsrsnt that perhaps We should
have such trestiss with every foreign govern
nseut IN existencs with which We
have any kind Of comfy Of rslsion
whatsoever. Suppose Guiissu. when be
fred bis cast iron pistol and gave he pIasi-
dsut hssh wound, had escaped, sna essiin
away from Amsries in dFguiss, hsd IN .
couple Of weeks turned up In Russia or
Belgium or EnElsBdi Every citizen Of fth
country would hsvs th0aght Il n Outrage
thst be could not Be spprsbsDds5 sn1 bsonrhi
70 Justice We msufios Eaeisnd slong win
Russis s1d Bsigur bscsuss while
ibss c0uDfry VII spsnd . uillios pounds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-18
Champion Cotton Paeker-A New
Texas Invention,

Champion Cotton Paeker-A New
Texas Invention.
We propose with this machine to take thu
lint cotton from the gin, convey II 10 tb,
bale box and pack it down ready for the
press.
The advantages are many.
l. 1t saves money b, dispensing with Ia
Dor.
2. Dispenses with lint room and can be
used with or without condenser.
8. 1t is protection against lire.
4. It makes better sample.
8. II is simple 10 construction, allow in
motion, durable and efficient and costs but
little compared to profit.
6. All the work being done by machinery,
he dirty work In the lint room is avoided,
health is preserved and even life is saved.
Agents wanted all over the south or terri.
tory for sale.
No ginner can do without it. For further
particulars apply to
GREER & MOORE,
Van Alstyne, Grsyson county, Texas.
We certify that we have seen the Cotton
Packer 9. woIs, and lhat Il will 40 ali
Messrs. Greer & Moore claim for it, and
with pleasure recommend II TO ell ginners.
Q h WysoNG, w O McKNNKr,
r D ALLISON, ] M PEARsos,
and others.