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National Republican., 1883-07-18
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Porter Morse are at New
port.
Wv. KOr has gone to Jordan White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr. J, Auerbach is n guest at the Atlantic hotel,
Ocean City.
Mr.. G. a. schott leaves to-day for u months stay
at Rock Enon Springs.
l.. S. Bradford has gone TO North Deer Isle, Me.
for u months recreation
Mrs. G. c. Glover and family and MIS-. and Miss
Story are NJ Connnicut Island.
Mrs Rces b. Edmoason will spend the months
Of July and August az lcrryvilic, Va,
Mrs. DR., Saunton Is passing the months of July
and August ut CrcsSon Springs, Ph.
A. p. Montague is spending II couple of months
in Essex county, Va, on the lower Enppahnnnock,
Mr.. Robert A. Phillips and family havn removed
to their summer residence Mt Norm Arlington
Assistant Adjutant Gen McKeeyer has returned
from White Sulphur Springs aud is now acting ad-
luant general.
Mrs. DR., Joseph Taber Johnson, with three chill
drcn aud nurse, are spending tne summer at
Aurora, Just above Oakland,
Mr. John $. Anderson for long time in the
hauk Uf Lewis JunnSon " Co., Is lying dangerously
IL! at his home IN AnnCO'lla,
Mrs. James II, stone and Mrs. William N. Peck,
OF this city, win tclr child eli, aTc ut the Chlly
bcate house, StraHburs, Va
Mrs Casey, widow of the late Gen. Si'aS Casey,
nnd her daughter Miss Julia g, Ca .ey viii suund
the month OF August AT Bar lGubor Mount
Desert
H. Clay Kilby, r. Vernon Moss, Miss |. s. Moss,
| Norfolk, Geo. H1uCk, Muryinud, G., SOmmGrs
West Virginia, and IL, H. Sudick, York, Pa, are ut
| the st, Marc,
DIR. VIM, Warrington Evans, of this city, is reg
| istored NJ tho Coleman house, AsbuTy PdrE, ~ g.,
where he has gone to attend the New jersey state
| Dental ASSOCIATION.
Thomas Daniels, IT,, Savannah. Ga; NJ SeuS-
| man, koWlusbuTE W. Va; Il, Middleton, Pnilu.
| dclphin Pa; G. ". lla,sler and wife, New York
are at the ~ James.
| Comm ,dore Walker, chief of the bureau OF
! navigation, Navy department, has returned from
| New England, whittier he went aS u Passenger on
| board HE IHlapOnsn.
The Wife Of First Comptroller Lawrence, VIII,
has hgGn i'll for some tine, is much improved, Nuo
left for saratoga yesterday. where she viii rcmuiI
for a month, Rnd will then 30 to her home In Ohio
Walter Mcfarland, the assistant en- sineeriu th,
| navy who was recently detached from Jte Mioui-
gan ana ordered to the responsible position of in
struClOr in marine engineering AZ Corn M uul
yeTsity, is son Of Mr.. Juhu Mcfarland, OF Fast
| Washington, the late teacher vi music in tho pub
| lie schools OF this city.
Among the guests at the Hygca hotel, Ola Poln
| Comfort, Va, Sunday from Washington were: u
X. r. Kane bld family, james q. rayn aud will
Wuifc, a. j. Tolman, Il. H. KlommotA, j. Murphy
f. w. Mitchell W. j. Acker, i, f, Amos, 4. B, Nil
Ter, @. e. Moody, W. s. Parks :. b. PeuuCuUCkcr
| J. H. OlCutt b. +. Cole, A. D. Wise, VIM. IL. Good
aCl, K. G. Jones' A. 9, West aud Wife, h, G, Z, 81
mons H. t. ThomGs VIM. Ii, Tanner W.. PeytOn
IL. W. Happ, J, K, West Il, X. kuuz, Jno B0wles
Miss Carrie DoWles, C. W. HILLS, Geo. W, C0ry'
National Republican., 1883-07-18
A dlnre atl.nst.

We ear from Gus.
toners the pIost flat.
tering reports of Ely'S
Cream Balm, an artl.
Gle Of real merit.
Smith, Kline & Ca,
Wholesale druggists
Philadelphia, Pa
National Republican., 1883-07-18
IMPORTANT PATENT DECISION.
Tho Commissloncr's Decree in the TelC
phone TransmItter Case.

Tho Commissioners Decree in the Telc'
phone Transmitter Case.
A recent important decision Of the commits.
sioner of patents in the telephone transmitter
case has just boon made public.
The case came before tho commissioner on
appeal from decision Of the examiner of in.
torferencos, in which n motion to reopen a
case decided by him on March 10 last was
denied. The case is that of Daniel Draw
baugh against Adolf Eccard, claiming priority
of invention of the telephone transmitter.
The examiner of intorferonces in March last
awarded priority of invention to Eccard, and
subsequently, Drawbaugh fled a motion for u
roopening of the case on the strength Of newly
discovered evidence of the priority Of his in
vention.
The examiner Of interferenccs refused to
reopen the case on the ground that with rea-
sonable diligence the appellant could have
produced the alleged new evidence at the
former hearing. Tho commissioner in over
ruling this decision holds that though IL may
appear that with proper diligence Drawbaugh
might have produced this evidence at tho last
hearing of the case, yet that such q showing
while IL would initiate against his motion
for now trial in the courts of law, cannot
be held sufficient to prevent tho reopening of
tho case in the patent oilico. s-I
The syllabus of the commissioners decision
is that "As tho questions to bo decided in tho
patent office are, who is tho prior inventor
and to whom should the patent issue, it is
necessary that tho testimony material to es-
tablish who was the prior inventor and who
first reduced the invention to practice, should
be received at any time before the patent
issues. Where case has been decided how
ever, on the testimony already taken, it will
not be rcopened for the taking of further
testimony, unless it be made to appear that
such testimony, If introduced, will conclu-
sivoly fix tho date of the completed invention,
and thereby determine the question of
priority. a motion for reopening q case, or
for n now trial, in the patent office is not TO
be determined by the same rules which OBJ
tain in courts at law"
National Republican., 1883-07-18
The Upton Trial.
Special Dispatch.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 1.-THE proceed
ings in the Upton trial this afternoon were
rendered interesting by the evidence of Cash
ier Barnard, who was recalled by The defenso
He let IN a flood Of light on the last few days
existence OF tho' bank, The principal bust
ness was handling of tho oil donl; and it came
out that two or three of the directors were
directly interested IN the question of keeping
things as straight as possible SO that their
fellow directors should not have their sus-
picipus aroused, Barnard rnado out blank
drafts and sent them to OIL City to, be used in
shifting oil, 80 that it would not be sold. He
also substantated the evidence given con-
cerning the conversations at the meetings Of
the directors, in which Upton's oil deals were
eXpOScd,
National Republican., 1883-07-18
a Golden Wedding Without the Groom.

SltC'W TTIsDUTf1.
IRvIHGToN, n. Y, July 1.-THE Rev. DR..
Stephen A. Tying, ST., whose golden wedding
was to have boon celebrated tomorrow, is not
in a condition Of mental or physical health to
join in amy festivities on that occasion. He
has recently recovered from protractcd and
almost fatal illness, but his mind is ST, seri-
ously affected, and it is doubtful II he ever re-
covers his mental vigor He is SO years oi,age
and was for thirty-thrce years the rector Of
st. Georges Episcopal church in New York.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
The End ora Long Fight.

Among yesterdays announcements were
the following:
"Tho President has to. day appointed Horny
c. Stafford to be collector Of customs at Erie,
Pa, vice Matthew X. Barr resigned"
"The name of Matthew X. Barr, of Erie,
Pa, was sent to the President to-day by the
secretary of the interior for appointment US
Indian agent, vice Chapman, resigned"
This is the end of bitter factional, and
personal fight in Erie. Representative
Brainerd started in after Barr's scalp, that
gentleman having fought him before and af-
ter the nomination, and it would seem. that
he got it, although the scalp which was re-
moved from the top of Barr's head has been
put on again-attached to the back Of his
neck as it were. All parties to the con-
trovcrsy have returned home wiser and bet
fer mon.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
A FataI Afrrny in Virginia.

RICHMOND. VA, July l7.-Au alteration
took place at Clarksville, Mecklenburg
county, this state, last Saturday between G.
W. X. Averstt and man named Russell,
which resulted in resort to pistols. Avereti
National Republican., 1883-07-18
Accu,ed or Murtlermg IILs slster.

WATERBURY, CONN, July I7..-Amos Bron-
son was arrested here to-day on suspicion OF
having caused the death of his sister Caroline,
u young unmarried woman, who died from
the effects of an abortion on Sunday night
Ho is peddler, with turn for medical read
ing. An examination will be held tomorrow
National Republican., 1883-07-18
AR,nIx hv tha Ii,lla

Appiy by the little
finger into theuostrlls
BY absorption II effect
unlly cleRnses the ma
sal passages ofca,arrh-
nj virus, causing
healthy secretiullh 1t
allays Inflammation.
National Republican., 1883-07-18
rhr.s noYa Drowned Whne Rathlng.

RIvIERE pU LoUPEN BAs, QUE, July H..
Two sons OF Mr.. Lord, aged thirteen and lf-
teen years, and son of Mrs Marchand, aged
sixteen, were drowned this afternoon Will Q
bathing. Mrs Marchands husband and two
of her sons were burned to death.a short time
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-24
JEFFERSON

JEFFERSON, April 2l.-TCorrespondenc
On yesterday two Germans from Wis
consin and on their way to Harrison
county, with view of buying land aud
locating permanently, while near the Cass
and Marion county line and on board
the south-bound train from Te1ar,
kama, were en'iced into game.of "monten
by the three men giving their names as
Ellison, Beckerman and Calhoun, who soon
renewed the nnsuspecting, migrants OF
500 in cool cash. The victims stonned
here to notify the authorities; and on their
affidavit Justice Sims issued capias for their
srrest and placed it in the hands OF Deputy
Sheriff Try Slaughter, who soon safely
landed the trio in Jail, from which they
were released late this evening on bond to
appear before the court on Monday morn
ing. In the mean time complaint had been
made against them in Cass county, where
1t seems the ottense WAS committed), and n
capias Tor their arrest was placed in the
hands OF the officer OF that county, who ar
rived last night aud with the assistance of
our officers once more took them in charge
Considerable excitement prevailed both du-
ring and succeeding the second arrest, dur
ing which the man Ellison made good his
escape,
Col James Turner of Marshal was here in
behalf OF the railroad comnany to assist
the county attorney in the prosecution of
the cases, and offered $3.50 reward for the
apprehension OF Ellison, who escaped The
officers from Cass county returned this
morning with Beckerman and Calhoun.
Mrs. Matte Gaylord Smith delivered q
lecture on Mormonism at the opera house
last night, on which occasion she presented
her nlIIlpprn with nunprnna hair MI
lead pencils.
The absence OF your correspondent from
the county Tor the past week accounts for
the absence OF society news this week.
We were visited with good. shower of
| ram this morning.
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rHE PUREsr AND nsSr
Kennedy Ever Made-u Is Compounded
from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake and
finndall.p

Kennedy Ever Made-it l. COMPOUNDED
from Hops, Malt, Buchu. Mandrake and
Dandelion
The oldest, best, most renowned and val
uaoie medicine N the world, aud m add
uont contains all the best and most eifec-
i've curative properties of all other reme-
dies, being the greatest liver regulator,
BLOOD punher and life and health restoring
agent on earth
II gives new life and vigor to the aged and
lnhrm To clergymen, lawyers, literary
men, ladies aud all whom sedentary eni-
ploymenis cause irregularities oi:he blood,
stomach, bowels or kidneys, or who require
an appetizer, tonicau mild stimulani, il is
invaluable, being hjgaly curative, tonic ana
stimulating, Without being intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or SWIM.
TOMS are, or what the disease or ailment is,
use aop Bltters. Don't wait until YOU are
SICK nut II you feel bad or miserable, use
the bltters at once. 10 may save YOUR lie
Hundreds have been saved by so doing. at a
moderate cost. Ask your druggist or ply
stefan. Do not suffer yourself to let your
friends suffer, but use and urge them 10 use
Hop Bltters.
II you have lamenees in the loins, with
! treQnentpainsa aches, numbness Of the
thigh; scanty, painful aud frequent dis.
cnarges OF the urine, hlled with pus, and
watch will turn red BY standing; yoracious
appetite and unquenchab,e thirst; harsh
aud dry skin; clammy tongue, Omen darkly
inrredi swollen and intlamed gums: drop.
seal swelling of tho limbs; frequent AZ.
lacks of hiccough; inability 10 void the
urine, ana great fatigue in attempting it
you are uuer ing ttom some form OF Kidney
or Urinary Complaint, such as Bright 8
Disease OF the Kidneys, stone or intamma-
ton OF the bladder, gravel aud renal calculi,
uiaDetes, stranguary structure and retention
otthe urine, and Hop Bitters is the only
remedy that will permanently cure YOU.
kememer, Hop Btters is no vile, drug.
ged, drunen nosrum, but the purest and
| hes. medicine ever made, and no person or
iemily should be without IL.
Don't riskan OF the highly lauded stuff
with testimonials of great cures, but ask
yourneighboE druggist, pastor or physi.
clans what Hop Bitters has and can do Tor
you, and test it
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Woman's primitive beauty and vigor,
which has been lost, can be restored and
retained By the action of certain constitu
tional agents. These agents necessarily
regulate, build up, iortify and antagonzc
all existing female irregularities and ex
cesses, or distractions which produce tn,
i'll health. The remedy must unload the
locked up secretious, add iron to blood
strength TO system and vitality to nerves
Such remedy is found in the use of En-
glish Female Bitters.
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The Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery
The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburg, Penn.
A BENEFACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
so sure, that we will teach our "Susyn to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for help
ing her to survive and escape the gripping,
colicking and teething Siege. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and diar-
rhna. IL softens the gums, reduces inila-
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teething period.
1t performs precisely what il processes 10
perform, every part of it--nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. WinslOw- know her
only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething.'
1t we had the power we would make her
as she is, a physical saviour to the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. % cents bot.
tie,
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Matne's Motto.
The motto of the state Of Maine. " Dirigo
i lead, is applicable To Hunts Remedy.
1t can truly say lead ~ in point OF worth,
merit, and cures effected, and it is rapidly
ASSUMING the lead in sales. In all cases OF
kidney or liver troubles, in all urinary
compl iiuts, ii is simply invaluable and un.
approachable. Physicians have discovered
this, and freely prescribe t and hundreds
this great medicine chant its praises.
Hunts Remedy can truly say, =" lead out
of weakness and disease into vigor and
health" 1t is par excellence Dirigo medi-
rina
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J. IT, W MINK
Moons Cut, North Carolin
Kcal Estnte Tranafera.

, IN the city and county, recorded during
w ae past week, and reported by Jones &
murphy' land agents, office No. 700 Main
street opposite st. George hotel.
acr ms. Eulalie Aston 10 Edwin Smith halt
90, for S2,400. " ''''
r,hIsiehard Morgan, IT,, and wife TO Il. NJ.
lillman and ]. 4. House. 3, by 100 feet on
s2.ts5. '"'''' =" ''o0A W. '0'
q Lowsnthall and wife to Alex. Sanger,
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No Danger In It,

Certain Democrats hear of the artificial
hubbub manufactured out of Mayor Harri-
sons speech at the Iroquois club banquet
at Chicago with profound uncasiness. They
are filled with the most dismal iorebodines
lest the affair may assume wide proper
TORS and create schism In the party--and
this, in tie presence OF preparations for the
next presidential. campaign, they think,
would be an irreparable misfortune. But
we are rot sure that this Chicago hubbub
Is not the most fortunate thing for the
Democratic party that could have happened
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For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests as to its merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost powers to the weakened
Generative System, and in no instance
has it ever failed; test it. 81 6 Tor So. At
druggists and Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 First
avenue, New York city.
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Gitu Ordiuaucc.

4 n ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
"A lmpOunding of horses cattle hogs, sheen.
and goats running at large In the city OF Dallas
be y ordained by the City Council OF the city
OF Dallas:
sEorlos THAT 1t shall be unlawful for any
one TO allow any horses, cattle, mules. hogs,
sheep or goats'to run nj large in the city limits
OF Dallas,
Sec 2-It shall be the duty of the city marshal
To take up aud impound any cattle, horses.
mules, hogs, sheep or goats found running nj
large within said city llmls
sec, 3-The city marshal shall impound them
rs above provided. and within ono day thcroaf
ter shall put up three notices containing dc.
scription OF the animals, and within i've days
after such notice Is posted at the Court. house
and the engine houses In said city, said marshal
shall sell said animals at public sale 10 the high
est bidder for cash lie shall charge one do lar
and fity cents for taking up such animal, and
thirty cents day for taking care OF such AMI
m. ls After doducting the expenses, no shall
return tho balance OF proceeds Of sale. II any TO
owner. II II, owner Calls for the amount within
twenty days, Then u shall be raid into the city
treasury At any time within six months after
said sale said owner may apply 10 the City
Council, and upon satisfactory proof of ,uch
ownership, shall DO entitled 10 receive the
amount deposited on account Of such sale, after
paying such costs as may he necessary 10 esiab.
lish his rights thereto. The owner OF any such
animal may reclaim the .ane IRON the tity
found NJ any time before sale by paying I'll ex.
ponscs Tor the taking up and Keeping any such
animal
Sec. 1.-THE city marshal shall keep a book.
iiving the description OF all ANNA impoundcI
by him, the date Of notice gwen the date ofsaie
the amount realized for such animals and tho
names OF tho purchasers.
SEQ. 5-Any owner OF any OF the animals men.
TONED In this ordinance who shall permit the
same TO run at large within the limits of this city
after notice from the city marshal TO take up
such animals shall be deemed guilty Of n mis-.
demeanor and on conviction, fined In any sum
moi exceeding ten dollars
Sec. 6-ThAt the ordinance entitled IAN ordi.
nance providing Tor the impounding OF horses
aud cattle found running Mt large In tho city OF
Dallas, approved Februsry %, 1850, DO and the
same is hereby repealed. also any and all laws,
ordinances or parts OF ordinances In conflict
herewith.
Sec. 7-Thst this ordinance 10 into eifec, from
and after ils passage and publication.
W. cRowpus. Mayor.
Attest O. NJ. swiSK. City Secretary. spflQ.im
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OF the many remedies before the public
for Nervous Debility and weakness of Nerve
Generative System, there are none equal to
Aliens Brain Food. which promptly ana
permanently restores all lost yigor; it never
fails. 81 pkg for So AT druggists and
Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 lst avenue, n. Y.
min
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II Is impossible to disguise the fact thai
the vegetable compound. prepared under
the personal direction Of Mrs. Lydia u
Pinkham, with the superior science and art
Of modern pharmacy, is the most successful
medicine for female debility, and diseases
hitherto known.
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rsss ,a,ls


al. htossdalis is great remedy for scrofula
snu all taints and diseases Of the blood. /
aase suffered thirty-seven years with liver
SSynp,aint, rheumatism, sick headache and
sssoruered stomach. was at one time
h%,rng distracted, rubbing my hands and
da a, crazy with pain. My wife sent for
IIfIV'or' ahd he attended me nine months.
w ,u saa he could do me no good. felt
c %as III Tue Jaws OF death. Another phvsi.
s siish took me in charge aud doctorcd me
bs NIX, months. paid him 1913, aud owe
d,a AIN Sio more, but one bottle of Rosadalis
Nv Nv inc more good than all the medicine
'"e doctors ever gave me.
j. ii. WALKER,
Moons Ont North Caralinn
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Eur Hale,


LoR SAL L "A party about making a chan0e
OF business authorizes us 10 Offer for one
week his residence new, costing sbno far
t5OJO Well located and desirable bargain
Terms easy. DOUGLAS q DANOYFR, corner
EN- and sycamore. spTolSNy
prick FOR SALE-lGO,tOO COED mercnnni-
- able brick for sale. Enquire of A. OYSTER
nHN"' haS' DH,lAs' - Npr2 rlm
FOR SALE--rowu ami lane ptup,rly m 1.w-
l ell county, Kansas. for sale, or will EXCHANGE
Tor town nopery in Dallas Texas Call on ar
write To j.. i VANCE, AT Central Hotel S,yiss
avenue, DALLAS, Tex or Mankato, Kan Omen
for ten days optIo m,
nor SALE-A beautiful lot, 2OUx2lO feet nj tnr
south end of Akard avenue, surrounded Inv
streets, and on which is residence of four
rooms, hall, gallery aud porlco, with A Kitchen
detached, and having gOld Cistern Lies inst
outside The city limits. about one mile southeast
iro The court house Apply to JONES a
MURPHY, Real Estate Agents 30 700 Main
stree. nnrio'Iw
k'oR "a LEA second hand brick machine in
L goou order only in use one season; Will
maxi lo,VOO brick day: will be sold cheap and
warrant 10 give satisfaction. j, + Cnristian
Atlanta Texas. a,rlsSw
NOR sALE-Complete outfit, steam brick ma.
L chlhe, engine aud boiler. dirt crusher,
mouths, teams wagons Sheds etc, cheap for
Texas. ,nsre III;
E'ok SALE--hy undivided nall Interest N, me
Abney u Pointer herd of cattle about /. 40
head, located IN shackleford county, Texas
I, w Abncy, Denton, Tex. apr4.im