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facts i, is generally correct. The Democrat
SAWS of the East Line;

facts It's generally correct. The Democrat
SAYS Of the East Line;
We notice from our exchanges that great
deal has been recently said, and very cor IL
IDENTIFY, about the extension of the East Line
road east and west, and Of connections 1t Is
cer,sip to form. We have taken some pains
to il quire into the matter, and from wbs'
we can lsern from suthoralive sources these
announce nen.s are mere idle speculatiOns.
Not only is nothing known, but the new
sypdicste itself has settled upon no
definite policy. That the road will
be- extended and greatly enlarg-
ed and improved in its operations, there 10
every reason 10 anticipate. l! is also cont'
IDENTIFY stated that the track will be
changed from narrow - standard gauge,
for which there Is no warrant What con-
cerns the people of j, fierson, and the towns
and counties along the r0sd, 10, what effect
will the change Of ownership have upon their
immediate interests? Will they profit or
lose by II? We think it can be confidently
assumed that the sale and change of man
agement has been fortunate for our people.
The late managers were circumscrlbed TOR
want Of available means. They We Q not
able to carry out liberal and enlarged pol
icy. Many things that ought to have been
done were neglected, just simply for the want
of money. This will not DO the case with
the new managers. And, added &c
this, they are experienced railroad men,
AID know at glance what Is essential to rem
der their property valuable.
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A fraction more than one.third of all the
presidents Of the United States (oot count
ing the two ex.presidents now living nor
President Garaeld) have died in tho month
of July. Those who met their fate in this
month were Jefferson and Adams (July A,
ls26), Monroe July 4, 1881, Vsn
Buren, DULY a. 1862, Taylor July
o l.50), johnson July 81,
1879. Four GENERALIZATION, jackson,
Polk and Buchanan died in June. La those
two months, therefore exactly half of all the
presidents tue republic has had departed this
lite. The following lis. may DO OF interest in
this connection:
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Den,s"u Hy drau,tc Lime

This lime has been tested thoroughly, and
is pronounced by competent judges to be
superior to all Others manufactured in the
state or any other state. 1t is not only su>
perior in quality, bu, is far more economic
cal and durable The proprietor refers to
any and all architects and builders in Dallas,
Sherman. DeniHon and other towns in north.
ern Texas where it has been used and it's
excellent qualities are known and spprecis-
ted. Griffin & Cowser are agents at Dallas.
All orders should DO addressed to
Q. LAsHER, Denison, Texas.
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The arrivals during the six month, ending

From January TO the present time en-
ployment has baen provided through the Ia.
Dor bureau n, Castle Garden for 2i6 $40 i'm
migrants, 1896 being men and hcys and
965 women and girls, or to men 2 Gil
were skilled operatives, ~ were also l4i wo,
men. Among the employed were $50 fam.
-fiits, comprising 1920 persons Among tho
German immigrants in June we're ,echnolo
gists, civil eng neers, mechanical engineers.
machinists and carpenters. Many Swedes
also arc skilled workmeD; but the
Irish are mostly common laborers.
A labOrer who comes to this
country readily obtains So day in the west.
Agents are now here from Colorado to OBJ
tain five hundred farm laborers, wi h prom
ise of plenty Of work and good wages. The
demand for farm and other laborers Is greater
than ever before, farm owners feeling that rs
they obtain better prices for their produce,
and are otherwise prosperous, they can at.
ford TO employ more labor.
Fully so per cen, of the German i'm
migrants will settle west of the Mississippi
river. Great efforts are being made by Jay
Gould and Others interested in tho Tex
railways to encourage immigration 10 Texas.
Circulars have been issued TO ocean steam
ship lines and booking agents, both here and
IN Europe, authorizing the selling of tickets
to immigrants desiring to settle in Texas,
from New York TO. anv point in Texas at
the uniform rate of $35, with ten per
cent commission 10 the agents.
There IS marked change in the destins.
ton Of Irish immigrants, Ms greater per
centsge is settling In Missouri and Arkansas
than formerly. A large number Of Italians
are going TO Ohio, and special Efforts are be-
ing made to attract them to Florida by capi-
talis's who have purchased large tracts Of
land in that state. The Scandinavians ara
going TO tho northwest, but not so far as in
former years, a majority of them settling In
Nebraska and Minnesota.
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Orr will cell you carriages and bugsio.,
phselons and platform and 3 spring wagons
q. cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains In bugpies and
carriages for tho next thirty days.
orfs Concord eide spfibg 10 Just what you
want He will cell them al cos, for The
mex, thirty dsys
Orr guarantees his buggies and carrisge.
rs represented and will sell al cos. for tbs
text thirty days
Over zoo carriages and buggies aud spring
"a, ma al 0rr's al cost.
q and 800 0rf's bugeies and carfiages
before buying elsewhere, or send for pilcs,
lhI
The world.
lfyou want 70 buy family carriage sspd
Or Orr catalogue and price Int
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Jewish l.ndies Mhinnsl.

A telegram from tho Russian frontier
states that . corpse W" recently found in
the river near Thoornischeif with q label
upon H. on which was written tho word
"rrsisor." I.is supposed ,ha. tho death
was due 10 an act oil nihilisuc vengeance.
In some Russian disiricA tho peasnn,s
have offered 10 pay for tho damage done
70 the property Of tho Jews. Ia ono dis,,ic,
they have deposited 800 rubles for hi, rur.
pose. The cruelty committed assln,, Tho
Jews In Smjela have been followed by very
serious measures for tho restoration Of ortey
IL said that men, women and children wcrc
whipped. Ia some cases even ladies of rood
position received 800 strokes. When ths
ecvernor Of kieG arrived The punish msnt,
which he'd bssn ordered By The colonel 4
! command were over.
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Hamilton Female college. Licking
ton, Kentucky

The largest young ladies' s'hool In the
south, situated In the midst of The famous
"Blue & ass Region, noted for its healtnful.
natural scenery, Its accommodation are uU
surp ,ss, d, heated by 3 cam ami lighted by
gas. Hot n d cold wat.r on tacfrfloor. Large
and commodious halls, chapel, play school
aud orn amental rome. Extensive grounds
for recIeati0n. It's faculty is Imposed OF abe
and experienced teachers; b st educational
advantages are furnished A teacher ace m
pauies 4 udents to anu from Texas Fur
Terms, catalogues, "Mon,hly," route, refer
ences, etc Apply to Pre- ide JtJ. L. Patterson
Lexington, Ky, or TO +. Z. st. Clair, Dallas,
Texas.
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New Drug Firm.

Messrs. NJ. Starcke ard A. Eisenlohr have
urch ssed the store OF Ervas Br,s, corner
Of j IN and Ervsy streets, (Bcgels new build.
ire) to be known as the Central Drug Store.
Bo,h young men have for number o. years
worked for Il. f. Eisenlohr in the Market
Drug Store, which fact is sufficient recon-.
mends,ion and proof Of their competency
and reliability as pharmacists. We bespeak
Tor them fair share OF public patronage.
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Fine, Fresh, New GOsds Just Re

Fine, Fresh, New Goods Just Re.
ceIved
For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, snchovies, CLAIMS, pre-.
pared chocolate, preserved ginger, mush
rooms, horse radish, California honey, milk,
Boston and soda crackers and all the deica.
cies found in hrst.class fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of confectioneries ever
offered in this market, creams and caromels,
Jsrdor almonds, icei fruits, nuts, Texas tolu,
etc., wholesale and retail the finest OF
goods had tie very lowest Of prices, call and
see for yourself at W. X. Wheelock's success
sor to Common & Wheelock. corner of Main
and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15

Tic oldest president al the time Of his
death was John Adams, and the younges,
James X. Polk. Next 10 him WAS Abrs-
ham Lincoln, who was ssssssinated. The
average age Of tho seventeen presidents on
their deaths was 72s years, and Of the si1.
teen who died from natural causes, 73a
years. Gen. Grant IL now so years old, or
President Hayes IL SO and President Garfield
n6 90. 1.-THE president dies no will DO the
youngest chief magistrate al tho time Of
death,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15
Dallas DRIfTINGS.

Hosmer lays wster piping IS cheap ne the
cheapest and wi b experienced workmen.
Call on him and get his prices at 406
Elm street.
Ifyou want to buy cheap buggy, spring
wagon, buck board, or buggy and spring
wagon tops, poles or any thing that runs on
wheels, or prevent your shaft from rafting
go to VIM. Long Commerce street. Repair.
ing done in first class style
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win DO on Sale June lst, via the Texas &
Petite railway, at greatly REDUCED
RATES. Y. p. Turner, tickle. agent a,
Dallas, will take pleasure in giving full and
reliable Information relative - rates, routes,
etc, and will reserve sleeping car ber,hs in
advance. II. w. THoMr;oN, JR,
q. L. A. MARSHALL.
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Notice 20 Contractors,

Az the August term Of the commissioner
court of Mitchell county, Texas, plans. ,pecl.
LEGATIONS and bids will be rec lived for the con.
s,ruc,ion Of n Court House and Jail for the u,s
Of MAcheli county.
Inc court reserves the rishtto rejec, any and
" bids. by order Of the CommIssion,rs
ours. BRANCH 1sBELt, c. 9. c., NC.
" ny R.:H. Solomon, Deputy,
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EUROPEAN lAMIG RATION.
statistics of the Umpire eedented Flood
Of New citizens We are Receiving,


Cincinnati Gdzstte.
Although there has been decrease in i'm
migration in the last ten days of fully 80 per
cent, as compared with the first ten days of
June, tho total arrival. for the month were
81 G43, an increase over June, 1880, of 10,
GIG. The total arrivals since January have
been 2i3 925, as compared with H.
3i3 in the same period last year. The
record Of the nstionsli,es represented by the
arrivals up to June 80 il as follows. Ger
many "a l42; Ireland I III; England $50;
Austria 8, 800; Norway 1905; 5 Se,den 7 209;
Scotland 2,067: Sutherland l,4i5; Italy
| 239; Denmark 1853; Holland 1876; Poland
62l, Russia Goa; b hemis 5l5; France $50;
Hungary 305; Belgium 1856; Wales Si Spain
%; other countries, 63.
The arrivals during the six months ending
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j. +. Barber, 1923 Main street, handles on
commission and buys and sells the freshes,
vegetables and fruits wholesale and retail
Families can always rely on getting every
thing that is grown in the vegetable line in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15
The New Abilene Hotel.

Abilene, Texas, is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers to stop.
Good rooms, fine table; Mexican tsmsles
chile con.csrne, spring chickens and fish n
specially.
II. T. MCLARTY, Proprietor.
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Kids 25, 80, so cents ut Persons. Mite
80. So Is cents, 500, SIPS, $l.50 and So co.
ut Pearson's. Bonnets sndbsts 81, So, So,
S4, So, So, At Pearson's Ladies' hoes s
cents pair embroidery 5 cents yard, al
Pearson's. Bargains at Parsons on Mon
day, and those other days that follow Mon
Aay
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This is one of the most comfortable hotels
on the line Of the extension Of the Texas &
Pacific road. Its culinary department,
embraces everything the market sfford
Its sleeping apartments are in every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured TO guests. Prices moderate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15

1t is the easiest and cheapest thing in the
world, if you will only leave orders with
jarrett, the ice king, at his depot in rear of
Apollo hall, where he has on hand a heavy
stock Of pure nor,heN lake ice, and will
deliver it 10 any psr, Of the city.
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The undersigned having this day sold
their entire stock of drugs and fixtures, to-
together with good will Of business TO Max
Il Sta ke Il Company, we therefore ash
our friends and the pubic generally 10 con-
,nue the liberal patronage TO the new firm,
that has been given us.
EkyAY Bros.
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board Of Trade SalOon and Billiard
Hail.

AT this establishment or the corner Main
nd austin streets, Purdy u Randall, pro-
prietors, are to b. found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
sles, beer, etc, from the leading maDufsctur-
ers and dealers of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
'rA thoroughly lighted and ventilated bill.
1 hall is one of the attractions. Call ard
q them
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Justices, notafies', Unite' States commis
Sioners' and all kinds cf blanks for United
states, district ana county courts kept con-
stantly on hand AMI lat o'yost prices, at HER
AID lob office. -.-
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Just received this morning at Mrs
Chestnurs, u full line of infants and chill
1ren's dresses, also new supply of ladies
lawn and linen dressing sacks.
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Job Printing IN COIOrs

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OrrICR
Ia now turning out some OF the most beautiiu.
Job work In cOlors, yer executed In Texas.
For artistic work 20 to the HERALD JoR
PAINTING OrFICR.
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The travellers supply box, n useful contri-
vance for excursions, fishing expeditions, and
travels In general, consists of fur pint bot
ties Of "Conrsd's Budweiser, lumber and q
corkscrew. Ask for them at your hotel.
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Under the Daisies,

A.sweet smile and twinkliDg eye denoted
the pleasure of wearing the little hat from
Parsons, trimmed with daisies and dear
little buttercups. Price 81 go.
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AhllCnN.

Ifyou want drink ofold Monarch whisky
call on j. y. Woodson, Merchants saloon,
south Of depot, on Oak street. lie keep, the
best brands Of cigars, fine wines and liquors
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Hunt up the place, this is no humbug bu
facts. We will sell cheap before removing
to our new building August 1t, corner Elm
and Poydrss streets, opposite 81. George
hotel
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Jarrett the Ice KbDg.

Don't forget TO leave orders for ice, tbis
bot weather. with JsIrett, in rear Of Apollo
hall, where be has on hand q heavy stock OF
pure northern lake ice.
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Our entire stock Of dry goods, notions
boots, shoes, hats and clothing for sale, either
Wholesale or retail; must DO sold by Angus,
Let. BlAkensbip & Blake.
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Get your job printing done at tn. HERALD
STEAMJOB PRIHTING OFFICR. All work exc
cuIed with artisilc LLste. and Mt the shoItets
notice. Satisfaction z aranteed.
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Tho greatest variety and lowest prices a.
Billington's furniture store, 70l Elm street.
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Clothing for men boys and children nj
Blskenship Il Blske's At sacrifice, as they
must DO sold by August lst
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For rs cents 20 can get better meal,
better cooked, than AT any hrst.class hotel
n the state.
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Darling, l. Am Yours

Forever, if lou will buy me the little
Horse Shoe boz no. at Pesrson's. Price only
$500
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The latest novelties in steel woven TuskaD
lace bonne,s, is at Pearsor's Not TO be found
elsewhere.
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New Abilene Hotel

See the advertisment of the New Abilene
hotel elsewhere. IL has all the delicacies of
the season.
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"Conrad's Budweiser" Is daily gaining
ground over the many spurious wines and
LIQUORS now In use.
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uys his goods chcsp, 10 tho reason no can
oil tn ON cheap.
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For Sale Cheap.

THis Type is In daily use In our JOB " \
and 10 only offered for sale TO make roo. 4
newer fae's.. It's not much worn' s'a
be sold o. BARGAIN for cash.
Bendtc specimens and prices.
Addi, o. PrOUTs. HLLiOTT 4 hA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-08
Testimony of vlce.presldent Davis.

WAsHINGToN, December 4-Mr David
Davis, ex-Indepcndent Senator, but at
present Republican President pro TEN. of
the Senate, was called rs n witness u. ..:o
Gn,tes" :::ai yesterday. The object of
putting Mr.. Davis on tho stand was not
apparent, but Mr.. Scoville said that it
would be explained when the argument
came on. Tho following are passages
from his examination:
Q. From your knowledge of tho politi-
cal difficulties which grew up last winter
and spring and from Your knowledge of
opinion, was the probability of those diff
iicnlties disrupting and destroying the
Republican party?
y. That is n far-reachiug question.
Tho Republican party has not been de-
sstroyed, and yet there have been breaches
IN 1t. There IS only one way in which
the Republican party can be DESTROYED.
q. What way is that?
y. a disruption of the Democratic par
ty would destroy it. tLaughter.l
q Is 1t your honest opinion that the
diiiiculties between the branches or fac
or are In danger of absolutely disrnpting
the Republican party?
a. Ihat Is nero matter of opinion.
L cannot understand this line of oxami-
nation: Tho Republican party is mn ex-
i1iLaosdnaTY iieTa !, ,aI examination do not be-
ty is dead. [Laughter1
q. What is your opinion on this point,
whether the success of the Democratic
party at this time, or at tho next PreSi-
dental election would imperil the exis-
tence of the Republic?
n. do not thiuk that the success of
any political party would imperil the
Repubiic. 1 do not believe that Mt all.
q: DO you believe that the success of
the democratic party would tend in any
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Dibble could be ous.ed as an intruder
and Nackey seated. The Governor had,
= few month. before sent IN the cer,ih'
cafe Of Mr.. O'Connor election, when
Wr O'Connof died and Sir. Dibble was
elected His credentials had stated that
vacancy had existed ON the death OF
the member holding the previous cet'in. ,.
cate. The Governor conid no, shi,
this duty He insisted upon Nr; Dio-
b!c'- right 10 be sworn IN. lie nad seeh
enough OF preceden,s ;ofmed Tor parry
emergencies which reacted on me
makers. He intended 10 follow only ms
own sense of justice and right IN ms
matter.
Republican .ide Mr. Evins, who had
prepared s;,e, ch. moved 10 lay Mr. Cal
kim, motion on the table, which motion
was agreed IL. only . couple OF dozen
Irreconciablc. voting in the negative.
Mr. Calkins endcayored 10 put of the
swearing until Monday. but Withdrew
his motion upon pressure from his own
side. and Mr.. Dibo!e was duly sworn in.
The programme tclegraphed last night
wa, exactly carried out by the Stalwarts,
but the prece.eu;s were TOO much for
them.
Mackey to.nigh. SAYS he did not hope
for much. but he boasts that he Will
have The sea, IN three months, the time
Ike allows for The clute-t. Messrs. Chal-
ner- and Wheeler, he declares, will 20
with Mr.. Dibb.c Hy that time Calkins,
he SAYS will bc chairman OF Tic elections
committee, and the committee will con-
,;nuc no Democrats whose seats haye
been in Tie least doubt. He thinks he
ha- Il sure thing Of H.
Mr. Dihbe thinks otherwise. He has
the best Democratic lawyers in the
House engaged in studying the case.
There was nothing remarkable about
the opening day. There was a grei..
crowd wi,lou, anl great confusion
within
The Presidents message is expected t o
be read TO morrow and il is predicted
tia, i, vii. be long and rather tame. 1t
will recommend the abolition of internal
revenue take except only on spirits and
tobacco.
Raincy is expected 10 get a place un-
der Mcpherson, his successful competi-
.or for the House ccrksiiip.
Mackey predicts that Wallace will be
badly beaten for the colectorship. He
is going to see the President and tell
him rough things about the ex.mar-
shall. He ..dmts telling people that
Rainey was not citizen of South Caro-
lima, and is generally busy settling old
scores.
4 whole flock of South Carolina Re.
publicans roasted here tonight, among
them Taft, Johnston and Sam Lee. Taft
says he is cndcavorng to have Sunday
deliveries established throughout the
State, which scheme he has received en-
couragemcnt in. He is also trying to
secure another postoGice building or n
renovation and improvement of the one
now occupied, and additional carriers.
! To these good works he adds mild
campaign for Baldwin as collector.
7. y. Johnston is here in his own in
ter-st rs collector and Sam Lee to pur-
su, his contest with Col Richardson.
Republicans say that it is impossible for
StDlbrand to succeed against Aiken, as
he is working 10 do, because he failed to
| get evidence in the time allowed by law.
The collectorship lies between John
ston and Wallace as before estimated
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was brough, on by motion Of Mr.. Prince,
Of Anderson, to take recess until half
past i o'clock. This was voted down.
Another motion was made to adjourn,
and this shared the same fate. Divis
ions were demanded on both motions,
and the yeas and nays were called on the
motion, the vote standing 35 yea, to %
nays. Another motion wa, then made
and adopted TO take recess until half.
past o'clock The cause Of all this
voting was the coming on that morning
Of the lIumpty Dumpty troop from
Charleston. The average member can't
Work for the State when there j. show
al .own, and the scarlet uniforms brass
band and innocent donkey were more
than the statesmen could stand. The
grand street pageant took up the line
Of march about the timc the members
were going 10 the capitol, and furnished
the general topic OF conversation for the