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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-09-30

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RRADQuARTERs DALLAS TEXAS.

itself placed, the committee believes n at
you will esteem il both a privilege
and pleasure to make TO its
not be less than 8. The committee is
authorized to state that such voluntary
contribution from persons employed in the
service of the United States will not be OBJ
lected to in any official quarter.
The labors of the committee will affect
the result of the presidential electioN in
1881 as well as the congressional struggle,
ana 1t may, therefore, reasonably hope 10
have the sympathy and assistance Of all
who look, with dread, upon the possibility
OF the restoration of the democratic party
to the control of the government.
Please make prompt and favorable re-
sponse to this letter by bank check or draft
or postal money order, payable to the order
OF Jay A. Huhbell, acting treasurer, Z. O..
lock box $50, Washington, DC,
by order of the committee.
II. b. HENDERSON, Secretary.
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Tho wav They do IL.

The following, addressed to Texas post.
master, was picked up yesterday by oar re-
porter. 1t is surprising how things leak
out, but they do. Here II is; Jay A. Hub.
bell, chairman, ID. II. Henderson, secretary,
executive committee, Hon. W. II. Allison,
Hon Eugene Hale, Hon. Nelson W. AL.
drich, Hon. Frank Hiscock, Hon. George
NJ. Robeson, Hon. William Mckinley, j.,
Hon. George X. Davis, Hon. Horatio q,
Fisher, Hon. Horace 4. Page. Hon, W. II.
Calkins, Hon. Thomas Ryan, Hon. William
u. Washburn, Hon. l.. {, Houk, Hon. H.
+. Van Horn, Hon. Orlando Hubs.
urAnqrAnrrn or TIM RprrnLicAs Cos.
oRrsslosAL Cospirrss, assn, $40 Thirteenth
street Northwest WASHINGTON, u. e.
WAsutSGros, May Is, ls2l-StR.-This
committee Ia organised for the pro
lection Of the interests Of the repub
lican party In each OF the con
gressionai districts Of the Union. II
order that Il may prepare, print, and eircu
late suitable documents illustrating the 10
sues which distinguish the Republican
party from any other, and may meet al
proper expenses incident TO the campaign
/ The committee feels authorized TO apply 4
ali citizens whose principles or interests Or
| involved in the struggle. Under the eli
! cumstAncee In which the country ind
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NRw ORLEANS,


Nav ORLEANS. June s,.Flour .auiot axx.
$40 Ia $50; higher grades, arm, 6.B 70 z N.
Corn quiet mixed, o. white, LOO,
Oats higher oholcA 70 to72
Pork s,rons and higher mess, ~, 80 TO 2b7S.
Lard steady, reanod uercc, MS 70 II " Ia
keg. u N.
Dry salt meats strong. shoulders, packed. 0, 90
10 ~ la
bacon nrmor. shoulders, e75; clear riSAna long
clear. l2b2 la
yassed. 1850 To 1900. rs In sine and brand.
whisky steady. western rcctfcd, LOO.
Come steady aud arm; Rio carsoes ordinary
70 prime, \ telpSA
sugar steady and In good demand; common
to good common. Ia fair 10 FULLY tair, "a 70
& prime 70 rao,cs, si.stosSS yellow clarified,
ass To sS.t
Moissses inactive; common rebolled, Is 70 ~;
fair reboilsd, 10 W 81 prime, IS W %.
Rice Amor Louisiana ordinary TO choice,
1T. LOUIS.
n. Lows lune 6-Flour dun and unchan god
wheat opened higher, but closed weak, No .
red fall. cash. 20 10 lsS June, la SIS July
corn higher, bu, dull JunN.7s rs to a; July
oau h CHER cash, @i2Wa Id July, 81.
whnky quiet a. llt
Pork strong but dull atNl5
Bulk meats Arm and unchanged. shoulders
es short rib, II ~ short clear. Ills.
Lard steady Mii %.
CHICAGO. June6-Flour duh and uuehaused
wheat unsettled, hut higher generally No.
Chicago sgrins, cash In i-a'o i's June La
Corn un.e.slsd, cssh, oia 70 Tcas July
Voss uuses,led s.n.r.lly, su, higher cash
rorl scti,e 6rm and higher; cash. is.1i.s
July. 10 ~ v 10. ~ IA
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soecial Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

GALVESTON, June 6.-observations showing
,iSbesl and lowest temperature and rainfall
sf past wenty-four hours, taken daily at s
TSe following railroads kindly cooperate with
tho United States signal service by requiring
their agents to take the observations and use
Ssir wire-without expense to the government
10 transmit bv them, viz: Gulf Colorado &
santa Fe, International & Great Northern, Texas
GPacifc, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston 4
Texss Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg Il San
intouiO railroads,
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d. A. TURNER, Assistant Ticket Agent,
Union depot.

l., T.. Curtis, ieweler, corner OF Main and
Poydras streets, Repairing fine watches a
specially.
Just received fine assortment of new
clocks, all prices, ut the new jcwclry store,
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
Go and see Curtis and get one of those
new fob chains and Charms-an elegant as
sortment at the new jcwelry store, corner
of Main and Poydras streets.
The finest stock of spectacles and eye
glasses in the city ut corner Of Main and
Poydras streets.
Bangle rings-all sizes and prices, at the
new jewelry store, corner Of Main and Poy-
dras streets
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Ont on IkOnil

Shropshire Evans, charged with the muir.
der of William Ensers, in 1879, and who
was convicted of manslaughter and CON
yicted for two years, took an appeal, and
the appellate court having reversed and re-
manded the case he was admitted to bail
yesterday in the sum OF 5000, with Sam
Evans as surety. The grounds ON which it
was reversed is that the state is not permit
ted to prove what witness said on for
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Josh Billings Recent

Josh Billings Receipt
Its all nonsense to suppose that you can
get serenely through this life without phys-
cal suffering. The man who INDUCES in
this hypothesis may as we'll expect to pick
up o red-hot iron with his fingers without
getting burned. Josh Billings says Every
without havin' the dispepshia is a fule !"
And, overlooking his photography, Josh is
right When man therefore is in need of
a medicine for constipation, dyspepsia, liver
and kidney complaint, larguor, and other
ailments peculiar to the season, let him
take none but Swayne's pills.
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Sale of tho City Elevator and Compress

The City Elevator and Compress com.
pany was sold yesterday pursuant to II de-
cree of the court, to the highest bidder, who
was j. 4. Hardic and Colonel Sam Boyd, OF
New Orleans, for 5000. The sale was to
satisfy debt of $ll ,966.l3 due J. b. Steers
SIS, sc due J. r. Hardie 4 Co. $3,3lS Cd
due Samuel Boyd; S2,654. go due the Mu.
tual National Bank of New Orleans.
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A Rnne MpnnfnctnrI

A movement is on foot here for the cree
ton of rope factory, which is proposed to
be made the forerunner of cotton factory.
A gentleman from the east who has spent
the greater portion of his life in the bust
ness and who proposes to put in his expe-
rience and time as superintendent Of the
mandatory, has written Colonel
]. w. Beterton, of this
city and the matter is being seriously con-
sidered by that gentleman and number of
our business men. The experienced party
has sent him the following prospectus for
the rope mill which may prove interesting
to those interested in manufactures in our
midst
For the erection of mill for the produc-
ton of cotton rope
First. The amount of capital necessary for
taking cotton from the bale, carding and
spinning same and converting into rope ;
for all necessary machinery, consisting OF
opener and lapper, cards. drawing frame,
speeder, spinner and rope machine, with a
producing capacity of 500 pounds per day /;
including all shafting, pullies, hangers,
betting, bobbins, spools, etc. boxed and
delivered on cars in Troy, New York,
Erecting one-story frame building so by CO. 500
Cost OF freight placing machinery, etc, 2tOO
s6sI
Twenty. nve horse power engine and loler. l2Cc
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OOC
The undersigned proposes to conduct and
manage the business, and for mis- services
shall be entitled to 81 800 per year, provid.
ed it is clearly demonstrated by the re-
suit of the expense and produc.
| ton that the stockholders will receive
net dividend of - per cent. on their in
vestment, the basis Of calculation being the
daily production, from which is to be de
Quoted expense of material and labor, and
the net result asshown by the market value
of the stock
Second-Should there be a surplus ofearn
ings after paying all expenses, including y
per cent dividend and salary OF the under
signed, said surplus shall be invested in tn,
enlargement OF the production of the mill
aud u script dividend shall be issued to thu
stockholders pro rata, and the undersigned
shall be also entitled to proportion u
said surplus ut the rate of two shares I,
every ten issued.
Third-Should il be demonstrated that tn
above dividend, |, G., 20 per cent, will no
be earned, then the salary OF the under
signed shall be proportionately reduced.
Fourth-The management OF the bushes
shall be arranged as may, in the future, b
agreed npon by the stockholders as regard
the directory, officers, etc.
The material necessary for this produt
ton is low grades of cation, including th
, lint product from your oil.mills, the stapl
of which IL Mixed say . TO with bette
. staples, will produce good results.
? ITEMS ors. ErrESsE.
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Men of sense, who now and then indulge
in social drink of something to sustain tho
inner man, generally go where they can
procure the purcst and best brands of
liquors, aud this is why there is such a
crowd constantly pouring into the Board
OF Trade, for they feel satisfied thas
every thing whether q drink or cigar, is
tirst.class. Messrs. Randall & Purday
have by courteous manners, assisted by
their polite assistants, made host OF
friends and a success out of the Board Of
| Trade saloon.
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Mr.. Richard Crowley, of Salem. Mass,
says; IL can, from personal experience, rec
ommend Browns Iron Bitters as being per
manent cure for indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
stomach, painful urination etc 1t really
strengthens the whole general system. Its
effect is most wonderful
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zANEsyllLr, ONO January 90. lS7o-Cartcr

ZANEsyILLE, ONO January %, lS79.-Carter
Medicine Company:
GENrLEMEN-p...se send me one box of
cents enclosed.
have used your Little Liver Pills, and
am satisfied they have no equal in the
world, for have used most all other kinds
Pleas e accept my heartfelt thanks for the
good they have done me.
Respectfully, ALBERT Dixon.
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A Palace

to which you are all invited, Webb,
Young & Co, 3 new China Palace, 63lElm
street. Our stock is large, new and com.
plete our figares the lowest-will duplicate
81. Louis and Chicago prices, Ladies', we
wish TO call your attention TO our aeuant
line of decorated wares. New patterns in
glassware and well assorted stock Of fancy
and staple goods. II will pay you TO visit
US before purchasing elsewhere,
WEnn Nouya a Co.
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pnookLys. n. r., Marh 18th. is7e-corer Mod.

feline Co.;
GkSrLINRN--Nearly all my life have sui.
fired with periodical Sick Headache Of a
severe type; had tried very many remedies,
but without securing any relief. About q
err pills, and have not had Sick Head.
ache since.
Have been troubled with indigestion very
much, and end the Nerve Pills give imme.
datc relief. take pleasure In recommend
ing them TO my friends.
Ms. Foup..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07
The Salntary Effects

OF simmons Liver Regulator upon tho
nervous system, Frustrated by long suffer
ing with dyspepsia, constipation, and kim
bred diseases, is without precedent. It's
tonic, cathartic and Alternative effects are
truly wonderful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07

The delicate, emaciated and infrm find
perfect health, sure.strength and youthful
buoyancy in Browns Iron Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07

Dallas N fortunate IN having such elegant
Ice cream parors for ladies and gentlemen as
those recently iittedup by Mr. JEAN Marini,
on Main street, nearly opposite the marble
yard. Elegantly carpetcd and richly fur.
nished with marble.top tables and side
boards, Il Ia really not TO be beat in Dallas.
And sush icc.crcam The ladies who come
from shere are loud in their praise Of tina,
Toe cream,
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irish National land Lengne.

Those ladies who are III favor of forming
a ladies' land league will please meet AT
Mrs. General w. l.. Cabells residence in
the Cedars, Thursday afternoon, June Sth,
ut o'clock. BY request of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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ING. STRENGTHENING AND REGULATING.

street and Paterson avenue this (Wednes.
day. evening at $50 O'Clock. All persons,
especially sinner. are cordially invited to
attend.
Last evening about 5 O'Clock, Amy, the
little three-year-old daughter of Mr., III
Loeb met with fearful accident. A milk.
man, in his reckless driving, drove over her
at the corner of Lamar street and Pacific
avenue, one of the horses boots striking
her Just below the left temple, intlicting a
painful and ugly wound. The little one
was attended by Drs. Pace and Allen, who
dressed the wound
1t is understood that Colonel Vim. L.
Crawford will sometime during the present
week commence his candidacy for the con-
gresslonal nomination from this district.
IL is not yet announced when the conven-
ton for such nomination will be called, but
doubtless very shortly 1t will be a brill
liant and exciting canvass, truly, between
such skillful, eloquent and dashing men us
Wellborn and Crawford.
DR.. w. r. Spencer, veterinary surgeon,
can always be found at 100 Camp street.
DR.. Spencer has already acquired a reputa-
ton as one of the most skilIful surgeons in
the whole state, and has in his possession
the highest testimonials of his superior
ability, both from citizens of this city and
from Missouri Illinois, and California.
Any one wanting horse trained, or wants
medical attention given horse, should not
tail to call on DR.. Spencer, and satisfaction
will be sure to follow.
The commencement of the exercises at
Mrs. Dickinson's school took place yester-
day as per announcement. The geography,
mathematics and reading classes showed
great proficiency. The history class were
subjected to most searching and critical
examination, not only on the facts, but the
philosophy Of history, by Rabbi Schul and
Major Elliott, aud proved themselves equal
to the irving EN- rgency. The awards of
premiums will be made known when the
general announcement is given on next
Friday.
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You are all cordially invited. Myself and
sales. ladie, will be pleased TO show you our
goods In every department. Respectfully,
Mrs. X. Bauman, 100 Elm street.
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THE BANQUET LAST NIGHT

manner. Followingis
TIa HVNU.
Soup.
Green Sea Turtle
Fish
Baked Pensacola Black, Red Grouper au Cardinal |
Potatoes, u Ia llollandaise
Boiled.
Leg OF Mutton, Caper Sauce, Green Peas,
Capon, Parsley Sauce.
Entrees;
spring Chicken, u ID lyonnalse
Nacaroni, la lalllen,
Deviled Crabs en- Cases
Glblets OF Fowl, Il la Dauphlne,
Veal Outlets, LA Seapolitaine
Vegetables
Now Potatoes, French Peas Young peetS
New Corn
Roast
Young Turkey, with Asplc Jelly,
Ribs OF Prime Beef, Mushroom Sauce
spring Lamb, Mint Sauce,
Salads
Chicken. shrimp
Relisheg
English Peas, Chow Chew, Oliver
Fruit
Oranges, Bananas Peaches, Apples, Nuts
Dessert
Ice Cream, Assorted Cakes, Cafe Mocha
Along with the respective courses came
the appropriate wines-sherry, claret,
champagne, etc. When all was in good
humor and the feast of solids was ended,
| and the flow of fluids was duly in progress,
| Colonel Leake, the president arose and Of
| fered in neat manner the health of the dis
tinguished guest, Judge w b. Woods. To
this his honor responded III graceful and
feeling terms making most complimentary
allusion to the invariable courtesy, the abil-
| ity and the integrity of the lsgal fra
ternity OF Texas who stood the peers of any
in all his circuit, and for whom his frequent
intercourse had produced feelings of only
| the highest esteem and the kindlest recoI-
lections. This was succeeded by other
toasts offered and responded to about rs fol-
lows:
Second--Colonel Leake offered the health
of the United States District ldge, A. 7.
Mccormick, to which the learned gentle
man happily responded.
Third-The next was to our District
Judge, George N. Aldredge. Felicitous re-
Spouse by himself.
Fourth-Mr. Charles Fred Tucker then
proposed the health Of Judge Hardin Hart.
Response by himself.
Fifth-Colonel Leake toasted Colonel II.
W. Miner. Response by himself.
, Sixth-Coonel Bookhout toasted the
Press Of Texas and called upon Major FL
lott, of the HERALD, who responded.
, Seventh Major Elliott then offered the
health of the Dallas Bar Association. Re
I Spouse by Colonel Leake, who rendered,
: Eghth-The Bar Of Denton Response
r by Colonel Piner.
Ninth-Colonei flher proposed the Bar
OF Mckinney. response by Judge An
drews, r, ..,
b ir OF Texas, and called on Colonel William
Crawford, VINO replied IN his usual elO
! quent and ornate style;
acknowledgement crawford offered the
health Of the DISTRICT Attorney for th'
Eastern District oil Texas. Response by
Mr; Ed: Gulhridge.
IWelith-lhe supreme Court oil Iexa
was then proposed, and Colonel J.. u. simp
; son was asked to respond, which he happll!
did;
Thirteenth-Colonel Charles +; Tucke
y then proposed the very good health OF tn
visiting Members oil the Bar, and called
upon Judge Matthews, oil Hunt county, Il
Ol reply.
o Fourteenth-The kaufman County Ba
then came in for elegant tribute, and wa
y duly taken care OF by Colonel Hill.
! Fiiteenth-Mr. Plowman offered tn
health OF those newer members who cam
81 n.
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Decline OF Man,

Decline OF Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence, Sexual Debility cured by wells
Health Renewer.n 81. Depot, Geo. t.
Atkins Dallas.
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Kid Gloves and Mits
all colors at Bauman's, T06 Elm street.
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Immigration.

The tide Of immigration now pouring
into this state Is much greater than the
casual observer would think for, and the
character OF the people now seeking no mes
In the Lone Star state il Of better and
more thrifty class. They do not come now
In droves as they have been doing, but in
punches. There Is hardly train south or
west but what has one or more families
from the older states who are seeking homes
on the cheap aud fertile lands Of this state,
and while there Ia not such rush the How
IL steady.
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The Nandalia Line

is the only route over which Pullman
palace cars are run from St. Louis to In
dianapolis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
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French Flowers,
ornaments and beads at Baumans, zoo
Elm street.
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Attsntion-w. X wheeioch has the new
patent Ice scream boses. n great convent
encs 10 parties taking home cream for din
ner or supper. No leaking Try them.
n Elm.
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Restaurant fer Ladies' and Gentlemen.
4. Mayer, a3l and pa3 Elm street, has the
incest restaurant In the city.
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Grand display Of millinery.
We receive daily Novelties In Millinery
and Fancy Goods, d Baumsn's, 100 Elm
street.
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Hungarian -four always on hand at Loeb
< Freibergs.
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summer Excursion Tickets Mt Reduced

to all summer resorts in thonorth, north
east southeast, and to Colorado and New
Mexico will be placed on sale June LIST, 1889,
by the Texas e Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railway companies. These tickets are good
offices ut corner of Lamar rect and Pacific
avenue, Dallas, and NJ Union depot, East
Dallas. Sleeping-car accommodations Sc
cured in advance when desired.
Il. W. THOMPSON, JR.,
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cigarette, mi
mellow and pure
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Leading novelties in lace, scarf and ties
at Calm Bros. & Co.'s,
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Lottery.

TUEtFTys
| Persons desiring tickets in the Louisiana
State Lottery will find II TO their interest
to order through G. A. Webster, at 7O5
Elm street
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Boo,s.and shoes at cost, at Owens, so
II m street.
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at $40, $40, $50, $27, SO to SIS, to suit
everybody, at Bauman's, 10S Elm street.
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MARKETS ny TELKoRAPH

Fresh roasted Mocha, Java and Rio cof,ss
nj Loeb 4 Freibergs.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate In Liver and
Kidney Troubles
DR.. q. Cilley, boston, says. "Ihave use
n very extensively, and with the most 70.
n,srksble success in dyspepsia and in oil
cases where there 10 arrangement Of ths
liver and kidneya"
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In order to close out our immense stock
Of jellies before the hot season comes on,
we have positively marked them down to
actual cost at which we will continue
to sell the coming week. Avail yourselves
of the opportunity. LoEB i FREIBERG,
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Cardinal Points to Remember,

That Ackers Blood Elixir Is q specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malar.
Gus and other fevers, scrofulous tendencies
and all forms of blood-poisoning. II puri.
fies the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enrches the blood pro-
notes appetite, dispes languor, and res.
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
W. ii. Patterson & Co., the Peachstone
liniment men.
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Mean MAXIMUM. Mean Minimum, Mean Rainfall
~ 65 10
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-16
American Horse-shoes in England.

The poetical surroundings Of 1.-THE viii
lage blacksmith" and his harmonious
anvil, says Chambers Journal, are threat
ened with o powerful rival, by the in
PRODUCTION from the United States Of a
new industry; namely, the manufacture
of machine-made horse-shoes. A COM
pany whose premises face the Thames
opposite Greenwich, has just opened its
works to supply the United Kingdom
with these machno-madc articles. Tho
iron is rolled from scrap, coming from
the rollers rs Q grooycd bar, which Is
afterwards cut into the lengths. punched
with the necessary holes, and finally IL
bent by machine into the horseshoe
shape. It is calculated that there are In
the United Kingdom about 800O,0
horses; in Europe generally more than
$4,000, 900; requiring annually 100000
tons of shoes. So that, II the new COM
pany turns out good work, there are
plenty Of customers for its goods. It 10
said that the new shoe has met with the
approval Of seine eminent authorities
and is already used by several tramxay
companies. tNH