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CorsIcann Cuttings.

CoRsICANA, Dec. 9.-[Special.l "A slow
rain has been falling most all day.
The remains OF Mrs. j. NJ. Collins
were shipped to Navasota to-day for in
torment.
Dick Yancy was brought here and
lodged in Jail last night.
Attorney Neblette, who has been
down to Houston on business several
days. returned to-day.
the METHODIST Episcopal church has
ordered some new music, the prayer
and Praise,D composed by Haygood.
The Alert tire company, No. /, was
photographed to-day by Prot. Cum
Iuina, for the exposition albuin. The
professor will photograph tie Texas
oil mills, also.
Capt. s. j. II. johnson will leave in q
few days for New Orleans. The captain
will work for his native land while
gone, and look after the interests Of en-
igrstion.
Hon. II. @. Mills was rendered, in
spirit, the right hand of fellowship, by
the East COrsicana Park association,
last night at their meeting.
Quite o number of trees arc being
planted along the street in various
PARTS of the city, very comthedable
act.
A,new drug firm from Waco is NOV
ing in. This makes six drug stores for
Corsicana.
T. r.. Leeman, editor and proprietor
of the Journal, went to Dallas to-day on
business.
The w. B. F., a colored lodge, has
built nice hall in East Corsicana, and
are in a ourishing condition. They
were burned out last winter during one
of the big fires here, but were we'll in
sured.
Seyenty-two bales of cotton were re-
ceived here to-day by rail from Kerens,
in the EASTERN part of the county. There
has been received, by the lowest esti-
mate, 1000 bales of cotton by rail from
Dawson and Kerens, that the home pa
pers have failed to give the city credit Tor.
which would swell our receipts TO 1880;
so we shall not fall much short of
Is, 900 bales this season..
The HERALD correspondent accident
slly fell in with some good company
last evening and was right royalty en-
tertained ate. L. Fewelswith some ex-
cellent music, by band OF young folks
alled from the upper tens, Miss Ruth
Drane at the organ.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 9.-The South
American commission was presented to
President Diaz yesterday by Minister
Morgan. The commission was received
in the ambassadors hall by the presi-
dent and cabinet.
GOVERNOR REYNOLDS.
of the commission, delivered n congrat-
ulatory address to President Diaz on
his Inauguration, and Mexico in having
so able and progressive a president,
foreshadowing the work of the commits
sion here, saying it had come to do ev-
erything possible to foster more inti-
mate relstions with Mexico and re-
move whatever obstacles are existing to
the extension of trade.
PRESIDENT DIAZ RESPONDED
in the same spirit, promising that his
administration would leave nothing un-
done that would promote commerce be-
tween the countries, and thanking the
United States for taking the initiatory
step.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies at
the palace, the commission drove tn
the private residence OF President Diaz,
where they We're handomely entertained
by Mrs. Diaz.
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Tn. Irrcpres,ih,e Conflict.

READING, Dec. 9.--The Eastern Pig
Iron association, Henry S. Eckert, OF
Reading, president, has just issued cir
culars to every class OF manufacturers
and prominent men in the United
States, asking their cooperation in the
formstion of tariff clubs. The circulars
say that the organization should be
based on a broad foundation of adher-
ence TO protection and opposition
TO free trade and its synonym
"tarltf for revenue only" that mem.
bership will not be confined to
any interest, class or "geographicar'
limit, and that the only qualification
will be simple pledge to promote
American industry by restrictions on
foreign goods They further call upon
all friends Of protection to unite, as the
London Golden free-trade club is united;
and to prepare for a renewed attack on
the tariff. a general meeting of the
pig-iron association has been called for
December II, TO promote plan Of Or
ganiEation.
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TheyOpdyke Failure,

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--George Opdyke &
Co.'s liabilities are stated to be little
over 100000. Only about 500 shares of
stock are involved in the failure. On
the stock exchange the failure is said to
have resulted from inability to renew
loans on securities which previously
had heen accepted.
Assignee Peet, Of the suspended bank
ing firm of George Opdyke q Co., said
to-day that it was not such failure as
should cause any great degree Of un-
easiness, and one that, aside from the
comparatively little attention. L. f. M.
Miller, board member of the firm,
stated it as his opinion that the total
liabilities would not exceed 100000, of
which nearly $20O,09O is secured.
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NEW York, Dec. ACHIEVEMENTS
hrm.
Railways irregular.
State securities dull.
There was very little interest 10 the
stock market to-day and business was
light. In the early dealings there was
considerable irregularity, but as the real
lower, prices were recorded they de-
clined, however unimportant, ranging
from "a TO ~ per cent. Near midday
iirmer tone prevailed, and an advance OF
u to ~ per cent. took place. New
Jersey Central led the upward
movement. In tho last hour the bust
ness demand abated, and prices receded
4 to Is per cent, and the market closed
weak. Compared with last nights clos
ing, prices are 4 to IA per cent. higher,
except for Canada Southern and st.
Paul, which are q to II per cent. lower
Ohio & Mississippi advanced l to 10, and
Oregon l to 2l. Transactions, Isl, ,000
sbpras
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ABILENE, Dec. Especial. Your
correspondent probably did Mr.. Gilbert
an injustice in Yesterdays HERAL" in
creditiug him with the remark that he
never has desired any public Office, but
is induced to make application for the
marshalship by numerous letters from
prominent men "urging" him, etc. Mr..
Gilbert is now exposition commissioners
Tor the eleventh congressional district,
and the word "urging" WAS slip OF
mine. The letters referred to are very
encouraging to Mr.. Gilbert, but he de-
nies that they are "urging." He GER
tainly has strong endorsements at home
and abroad; but says the man Is seeking
the Office instend of the reyonue.
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EEvivINo a STRIFE.


PITrsBURG, Dec. "a secret move is
on foot among the coal miners of the
Monongahela valley TO revive the strike
which so sisnally failed few weeks
ago. The men have since been working
Mt n reduction, although much dissatis
fled mt the wages. The rise of the rivers,
aud the consequent shipment of nearly
l0,OOO,O00 bushels of coal TO tue lower
ports within the past three daSs, has
greatly encouraged the miners, who he
lieve that the demand for an advance to
3 cents per bushel in the mining
rate at this time would be conceded by
the operators.
THE GLASS BLOWERS.
PITTSDURG, Dec. 9.-The American
flint glass blowers met tonight aud de-
cided to strike tomorrow IL the
20 per cent. reduction OF wages
recently ordered is enforced. At the
meeting 10 night OF leaders of
the various labor organizations in
the city n resolution was
adopted regulating the passage by
congress of the bill presented by Con
gresham Foran against the importation
Of foreign labor under the contract sys-
tam.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
MORE oPDYkE FAILURE NEWS.
seaboaTd Rates Established at Chicago
The stock Market weak. bat Isess-
Perating Rivalry at Rail-
roads aud seaipsrs.
Railroad News.

Railroad News.
THE sKAn0Agp-Io-sEARoA nusIEKss .
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The Transconti-
mental Railway association, freight de
partmeni, met here yesterday To con
slider the question OF through rates from
seaboard 10 seaboard for the next year
Yesterdays business WAS confined t,,
that portion of territory directly GOV
cred by the lines Of the association, %
wit: Between the Pacific coast and thc
Missouri river, To-day, consultation L.
to be held with roads between the Mis-
souri, river and Chicago, AMI
on Wednesday they will de.
part for New York 20 consul,
with roads between Chicago and the Al.
lantic sesb0aTd. Arbitrator Tucker, og
the Transcontiuental association, TODAY
announced his award OF percentage oi
both passenger and freight as follows:
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Madsi Hampton I.e.Eleeted.

COLUMBIA, 5. G., Dec. 9.-rhe legisla-
ture reelected Wade Hampton United
States senator. IIo received every vote
In both houses, except three oolored
representatives. from Beaufort county,
who voted for Smalls, aud two colorod
senators from Beaufort and Berkeley
counties, who voted for Whipper.
Tho house passed bill TO its second
reading providing tor reform of tho
convict sysiOm OF tho state In respect 10
hiring ont the conylcts by requiring
that cOnYlcts hired outside OF the peni-
tentiary shall he mt all times under
control OF sworn officers and
guards appointed by and responsible TO
the superintendent OF the penitentiary.
This will eiiectualy stop many horrors
10 which convicts have been subject
heretofore In the hands Of irresponsible
employees of the iesses in the phosphate
mines and on railroads.
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BosToH, Dec. 9.--The city election
passed oil quietly. The weather was
pleasant, though cloudy. The vote for
mayor, comn.etc, is:
O'Hrien, Democrat ......... .27,2T
Martin, Republican and citizen ..... "a, ,l76
O'Brien's majority. y........-,.....: :...,.. all
The board OF aldermen will be as fol-
lows: SIX Republicans; Democrats; F;
balance Independent Democrats. The
common council win stand:
Democrats, Al; Republicans,
81. Isaac Hall Wright, Democrat, was
elected street commissioner by
majority Of 800. over Hirch,
Republican. The two women candi-
dates for school committee were de-
feated. License vote: Yea, A,5S4; nay,
l., 100,
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A Contest for q Texas Sheriffalty.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 9.-[Special.l-A
Piaston special to the Express says pa
pers were filed to-day in the sberitialty
contest of Capp VS.. Duck, present in
cumbent and Democratic nominee.
Ducks majority was 4s. Capp claims
that more than that number of fraudu-
lent votes were cast and all in favor OF
his Opponont.
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REouLARs AND scALPERs RIVALS.
NEW York, Doe. g.-Limited train
tickets to-day are being sold hy tbc
agents of the trunk lines. New Orleans
tickets are becoming large factors in the
sales Of scalpers. Agents of lines inter
ostod demand that round trip tickets bc
signed at place of sale, and again at New
Orleans, but scalpers are provided with
facilities that enable them 10 sell ona
way tickets at $50, whilo the fixed rat,
Mt the offices of the lines are $3l. Rates
To points west OF Chicago are said l.,
have been restored, and also east-bound
rates from Clicuno
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How He Loves the old Commander.

New YORK, Dec. 9.-William II. Van
derbilt, through his counsel, filed in the
county clerks office to-day judgment
recovered by him against Gen. Ulysses
y. Grant for S155,000.
New YoRK, Dec. 9.-Several days
prior to the failure of Grant & Ward,
William II. Vanderbilt loaned Gen. u.
s. Grant S150,000. The money was not
returned, but no step was taken in the
matter until a few days ago, when Van
derbilt began action in the supreme
court for the recovery of the
same. Gen. Grant. consented
that Judgment should be taken against
him for the full amount of the claim, to-
gether with interest and costs of pro-
ceedings. The offer was accepted and
Judgment was entered in the county
clerks Office to-day, the amount being
Sl55,4
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Marshall Notes.

MARSHALL, Dec. -[Speclal.l "A
party possessed of ample means, is
prospecting for coal in the vicinity Of
his CITY, and says the indications are
favorable.
Cotton is coming in freely and brings
good prices. Business, as a consequence,
is booming.
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Ar rbev watch,nc the n. = o.

WALL STREET, Dec. 9.--The executive
committee of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, recommended the dec
laration of a quarterly dividend of IL
per cent. No action was taken In regard
to reduction in the employes' salaries,
and none is contemplated.
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LOWELL, MASS, Dec. AT the mu-
nicipal election, Eoyes, Republicen,
was elected mayor over Fiheld, Demo
crat, by 535 majority.
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as being altogether without value aud
amounting tO nothing.
Mr.. WEAVER favored the sub'oota-
mittfo's hill.
Pending further debate, tho hOsss adj
lourned.
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Moro NIugwumps Fired.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Edwin Packard
and Alexander Torman were expelled
by the Kings county Republican geu-
eral committee for disloyalty TO Blaine
and Logan
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 9-Chauncey M
Depew has written a letter positively
declining to be candidate for United
States senator.
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Mira. Jennie Lyons, ,25l East Broadway,
Galveston, says: 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters in my family as tonic and
consider it an excellent preparation"
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Nr. J. B. Bpcne, at shippers cotton
press, Galveston, SAYS: al was troubled
With ryspt psa. Browns Iron Bitters
completely cured me.p
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DALLAS, TEXAS THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1884, IatlNSAaA

charge, we're thrown intO the cellar OF
out bod. food aud water till the polls
closed, and then let out. During this
time they we're given % understand that
II lhey would vote = certain ticket, 10
would ho all right, and they could
~ free, This In sample
~ what Ne Aal % contend with here.
Had i "a 20 through with IL again
could do better work with less expen.e,
but did the bast | could under the cir
circumstances. 1 have thought and in
tended Ia come in person 10
confer with You about this matter, but
our busluofs is such now IL In difficult
for ma 10 leave, The following state
ment is enclosed for tho election for
congressman, held In this state on the
l4,h Instant. 1 employed for thi. city
special deputy maTshals as follows;
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The Expense Account Tor October for
thsse Deputy y. y. Aarskals.
A PAGE FROM c. o. p. HISTORY.
The Irrsprss sibis coshlet for high Pre-
tsotivs rarir vs.. Free Trade or Tar
IL for Revenue Only Gradu-
ally Assuming shape,
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS NOTES
AnInirr.stIrrn mn.


wAsHIsoToS, Dec. 9.-The attorney
general, " reply to letter from Mr.
Springor' chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
expenditure in tho department. OF JUS
tice, has sent that committee copies oil
the correspondence on file in the depart
ment of justice relative TO the employ
nent of United Sta ates deputy marshall
at the congressional election In Ohio
last October. Under date OF
Cincinnatti, September q, Mar
shnl Lot Wright, In q
letter TO the Encouragement says:"rhe
election for members of congress in this
state is held on October IL. II is esti-
mated there will be needed to defray
the expenses of said election the sum
specified within. win you please APP
prove the expenditures and cause war
rant TO be issued in my favor for tho
viz: SIS 235, with which am TO
he charged on the books of the treasury
department, and direct that draft on
the sub.treasury at Cincinnati bo re-
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Hop Bitters are the Purest
and Best Bitters
Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt,
Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelon, the
Oldest, best and most valuable medicines
in the world and contain all the best and
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They give new lite and vigor to the
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ments cause irregularity of the bowels or
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No matter what your feelings or symp
toms are, what the disease or ailment is,
use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you
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saved by so doing, $500 will be paid for
a case they will not cure or help.
EDO not suffer OF let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile,
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What She Wanted.

s y Ohm want SEWING MACHINE"
We'll, DEAR what kind do you want, SINGER
NO no we have too many singers now.
How is the HOUSEHOLD!
Household troubles enough
Take the ST.. JOHN then
One John is enough for me- and Pm not fit to live
with Saint
Try the NOBLE p
"A Noble will never do in Republic
The Crown, then?
1t will do no better.
The New HOME is good.
Yes; but the old home is good enough if had a
good machine
The DOMESTIC, then; how's that p
We have Domestic but she's better in the kitchen
than at the needle
Take the AMERICAN you seem to favor Republic.
An American will do very well until you under
take to run him; the British tried that
You know there is pluck in Yankee, and SKILL
too They make Machine up there. in Connecticut
that runs Ball Balance like the Columbia bicycle
= hat must be the HARTFORD
That's it John buy that, and III do the SINGING
the DOMESTIC will attend to HOUSEHOLD duties and
CROWN will be worn by you when you become
SAINT our will become new, and the virtues
of all will be united in the
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Apply by the finger into the nos
trils. 1t will be absorbed, elfectually
cleansing the nasal passages of catarrhal
virus, causing healthy secretions. 1t al
lays Inflammation. protects the membra-
nal Innings of the head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and re-
stores the sense Of taste and smell Bene-
fcial results are realized by a few appli-
cations.
4 thorough treatment WiU Cure.
Unequaled for Cold in the Head, Head
ache and Deafness, or any kind Of mucous
membranal irritations Send for circu-
lar. By mail, prepaid, soc. package
stamps received. Sold by all Wholesale
and retail druggists.
ELY BROTHERS,
agly Owego, N. Y.
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SPECIAL ON JOB woRk.-The INpE-

SPECIAL ON JOB WoRK.-The INDIE
sPENDENT, with its three presses, steam
power and fine assortment of type
guarantee first-class work, in either
special or general styles. Any job
from book TO a wedding card,
handsomely executed. Accounts and
aetter-heads for business men, in form
of desk pads, printed in various styles.
We buy paper of various kinds, sizes,
weights and styles; also cards and en-
Nelopes direct from manufacturers, and
Keep a large assortment on hand, so
mat customers get wholesale rates. In
making estimates when competition is
expected, we require samples of paper
upon which job is to be printed. Using
similar paper, we defy competition on
rates. Banks, merchants and business
men genarally, are requested to COM
pare rates, work and paper.
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The Family Scrap Book.

Bed ing poison-oil OF sassafrass.
Rats and mice avoid chloride of
Time.
Vinesar will remove lime from
tcarpets
Cleal { arse combs with broom
skuI.-
Wormwood or pennyroyal will
drive out ants.
Salts of lemon will take stains
from ivory knives.
Place camphor gum near your
silver to keep il bright.
Salt, if applied Immediately, will
surely prevent ink stains.
Wash whitewashed walls with
vinegar to MAKE paper stick.
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MERITRD SycCEss.-Dr. Hart.
man 81 Co.-Gents: Peruna sells
very well here. | have ordered
several dozen bottles since your
agent was here.
w. w. STEELE 81 CO.,
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Words Cannot Express.

Mr.. G. Holdstein:-Words cannot
express my gratitude for the benefit
L have received from the use of Arc
mama. | have had better health
since | commenced taking it than |
have for the past twenty years.
have suffered more than tongue can
tell / speak of Aromanna with
great praise to every one, and say
try it. j. w. Thorne, Coultersville,
Pa
Sold by a. NJ. Gilbert, Martins
burg
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ELY'S
CREAM
BALM

has gained an
e n viable repu-
tation wherever
k n o W n. dis
placing all 9TH
er preparations.
An article of
undoubted mer-
it Is con veni
ent and clearly.
! t C a u s es no
pain or sneeze.
is NOT A LIQUID
OR SNUFF.
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III. N. DEATRICK has received, d.
rect from the factory, the best all
cheapest home made white blankets In
the county. Call and see them.
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WANT OF FAITH.-IfE Z. G. Will
liams & Bro, the Druggists, do
not succeed it il not for the want
of faith He has such faith in DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption. and Lung affections,
that he will give bottle free to
eachand every one who is in need
of 4 MEDICINE of his kind.
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All miners are not successful, but
many dig in vein.
EVERYBODY KNOWS 1T. Whel

EVERYBODY KNOWS IT.-W When
you have the Itch, Salt Rheum
Gals, or Skin Eruptions of any
Kind, and the Piles. that you know
without being told of it. E. G..
Williams Jr d Bro, the Druggist,
will sell you DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy for 90 cents, which affords
immediate relief, and is sure cure
Cor either of the above diseases.
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FEAR NoT.-All kidney and uri-
nary complaints, especially Bright's
Disease, Diabetes and Liver troubles,
Hop Bitters will surely and lastingly
cure Cases exactly like your own
have been cured in your own neigh
borhood, and you can find reliable
proof at home of what Hop Bitters
has and can do.
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USEFUL IN THE FAMILY. We
usually leave it to doctors to recon-
mend medicines, but Pdrker's Gin
ger Tonic has been so useful i'll our
family in relieving sickness and suf-
fering that we cannot say too much
IN its praise. -Salent Argus.
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About the easiest thing to be ac-
complished in this world is To raise
$4,000 for a $50, 900 monument when
a prominent man dies And about
the most difficult thing TO achieve is
20 raise the other $4,000.
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THAT YOU can buy your groceries
l. dry goods, boots, shoes, notions,
glass and queensw ware, and in fact al
most everything y OF want in the line
OF housekeeping at the lowest prices,
at j. s. TRAMMELL1S.
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If seven days make one week, how
many weeks does it take to make
one strong.