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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04
The Central American States
takes Honduras In.
The Yellow ~ Memphis.

ST. LOUIS, November 2.-W. l..
Wade, formerly Clerk in the Office OF
the State Treasury, was arrested here
on saturday, charged with forging
twenty thousand dollars In State
bonds.
PANAMA, October 25.-The Star and
Herald says that Honduras has ut a,l
fallen into such II depl0rable condition
Of suspected morality, dlscredit ana
administrations anarchy TINT the en.
tral erican states have come to th,
conclusion to unite and devide her ter
rit0ry among them.
MEMPHIS, November 3.-F0ur vel.
low fever deaths and five from other
dEca.cs. Seven new caiCs
PNuNi!h>tE. November 3. 1t l.
uud+~tuUd lnat Governor Howard dc
{ iac- ile uust,cohip under tic
SlIaguc norIgpge,
WASi lSUr.N, November 3. SrrH.
,ur,'chUn Is .,c tp-duS. The CcrGa
~ Nt AMY has received dkpatcucs
ium Jvucal Sheridan ANNOUNCING
the arrival al Feat Cuncho, icNa, II,
good condition Of the kickupou aud
IouuW ctnnlic Indians On Iouto rron
McNhu to III, lgUan Territory. ia,
MylOcs ife ia lnpJu 3JnlcSs Island
near Fort Mcpherson,
lr Lindcrman, nilct tor Of Mint,
shows tlt piOuuct Of gnG to Ice ,iNt,
miilim,s; silver, twelve and ulaitu
millions lie thinks the depreciation
Of Liver and the aplleriationof Uhiicd
states s curilies will enable the gov
,rhm ~ 10 buy silver With gold, ana
paN ont SILVER at It's nominal value.
The operation would net the treasury
aholt ten per cent The report iaN ors
'hr "a unHIon of the New Orleans
mint AND sass the amount believed to
l'c Necessary to place the New Orleans
mint in II condition for coinage opera
ton, and for its support during the
fiscal year was incIud,d in the est
mates of appr priations for the minis
and assay Gilice, showed the ecessary
appropriations to he obtained for the
purpose of the establishment, can
probably lie put in operation III about
three months time, and afterwards
usefully employed in the manufacture
of stamped bars and coinage silver.
AUGUSTA, Noven Der 3.-Bishop
Gross, Catholic Bishop of Savannah
who was dangerously i'll, is GONZALES
cling. He passed through this city
this morning, on his way TO Baltimore
aud will return on the 10Th to lay the
corner stone of the new cathedral at
Savannah.
New YORK, November 3.--As an
evidence of the hard times in this city
it appears that the pawnbroker5 ale
doing four times the amount of bust
ness they were doing ga few months
ago, and Ow lug to the scarcity Of
money are givin less than one-thifd
the value of articles presented.
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Dissolution OF COpartnerShip.
a. Y s. N q a i @ IA
pGE lSELY n 10 O'CLOCK To-Day.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue Of deed
of trust. execute bt Jenkins n Nor
gan, dat d Scptcmbrl -, 1873. ] VIII expose
10 sale, o. tile pre- misses the Elm Street
House, ON Elm street, in the city of Dallas,
on III, sdny, he lll dnS Of November next
AT 10 O'Clock am, the fulni,ur', bar room NIX
lures, nd all personal pro crt> In said house
comprth, ndto In said deed of trust, consist
ing OF beds and bedding, tables and tabla
ware, stoves, and kitcln II utensils, etc.
ID. b. ORLEY,
Trustee lol M0r>ly e. COughey.
IRA &, MrTCHELI., Attorney.
NJ MaHRAER Auri'r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04
Private Life in Massachusetts villages

The little villages that nestles down
among the Massachusetts hills are
charming retreats, hut | do not Know
that | should care TO spend more than
five years of life at n time in any one
of them. And as for being retreats,
Pm not SO sure of that, come to tlllhk
about it. You stand out in pretty bold
relief il YOU are resident, still more
SO if YOU are visitor. For instance,
there was an engaged couple in Will
- liamsburgh- no natives to the manor
born, but city swclls on visit to
relatives. Very few of the villagers
were ignorant of what was going ON.
When the young ;nan walked with his
sweetheart, il must have been pnrtlcul-.
larly gratifying for him to see himself
poinied out 10y one urcAin to another
With II say, Bill, you see that there
fellow without no hinge in his Lack
he's goin' to marry that gal" Wheh
the thing first began there was later
sitting up than usual, naturally. Ana
one Of Tie old ladies stepped in, one
morning, shifting suspiciourly: 81 say,
there aiu't 10 one sick III inns heie
house or nothin', is there? seen Il
Iigh. burnin' nigh on TO II 0ci"ch,
last night, tut don't smell no cam
phire nor uOthin' round"
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a yomgma IN Troy owes his life to
u shnwlpin While walking IN the sub.
URLS be was attacked ly u vicious dog
md throEn 10 the ground, \ friend
tried In vain 10 rescue him, when he
drew n ,lpwl pin from his con- aud
plunged II into the dogs nose, This
forced him q release his hold and sent
him hhUw'lng with PUN,
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LOST.

Yesterday afternoon, somewhere on Elm
street, Il ladys small rcd PDclSetbook, with
ste, chain attached TO 1t, containing some
eight or ten dollars. 1he finder will be rea-
sonably rewarded by leaving the sane at the
Herald Office.
itE EMMA CRESON.
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Va. A. EEiBBEER. Auctr
TAX NOTICE,

All peIS,uS who hav" not at ,he'r Ntatr
and county taxes for 1879, by iillng - toe
sheriff, he and s,tiling by The 2OIn % ihlS
month viii ave themselves ,t"nbcrrt e.
NJ nsr. Your names will 90 Oh the oc. H.
v" ~ I'M BROWN, Snerlff.
WA. G sOcGG, Dep. M Cot. 2zSdlw-wHt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04

In Norway no one can hold am oilice
under the government who rs i'ot Z
mpmb,r of the Lutheran church, u, u
hes, pariaken Of the sacralneilts;
AID il ANY one holding oilicc sli' III"
i, in any other religim denomination /,
lie would be compelled at once to refill
uui3h his y ip II .iltl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04

The Boston Traveller remarks that,
forrepl unndulternted sensation iortrng-
land lilo ld-rurdllng reading, 10 u per-
son liliy miles from the locality, there
Is n thing hat conn ares with list Of
premiums NJ county fair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04

SrNpA, nigi.ttwo sojouheis at the
Avoliuc Fo;ol Iecame dead uruhh,
an ~. SUI ], did some responsi e
m g. lie usual se,'satlelli'ts
to the rus INTO Il nv iev,r:
ISsast i Inf we liaun pr 'ies,i val e:'iai
- t,,. mat ers mt US for plbil ION,
h fr "ur art We 90: 81 er Il t I. o
ABSURD for serious nUti, -tAus'in
S ntrAman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04

The State Senate Of Maine contains
single Democrat He VIII ut least
have the consolation Of knowing tint
ev ~ measure he proposes will receive
the unanimous support of his party.
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wANTED,

70 rent a small cottag', convenient 10 Tue
>q"'i'' HILL, SHIELDS & co,
o,,i,, Jefferson street.
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Two MFR WED FARMS

,,,d ,ninurpyh prairie land, situated
~ miles nurtheast OF IinllaS. Farms wei
~, ,,r,,y.I and ilie prliri' the best In tns
= ,inty. limb rid lanl sold win W. prh,l', IL
!. IL Il sir a. For pfic Il rus. tlc., apPS ~ y,
James D Crutehneld, on Tue pfeillis :, ~ "
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
,.s Dallas.
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fAE LArESr NEW

OWING to the telegraph wires being
down We have not our usual amount
Of telegraph, ED.
II nv. Forgery In 81. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-04

The v inchest,r arnnry NJ Eem Ia
ven is manufacturing ",oVo c"i''i'5''
for the Turkish Government
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

THE FIREMEN's FESTIVAL The dcdl.
cation Of the New Hall of the Hook and
Ladder Company, and the accompanying
entertainment last week, occurring after
our papers was mostly made up, proven
ted a report of it appearing in our last
ISSUE
The whole affair passed off with tic
utmost success and pleasure to all pre-
sent, as do all the entertainments en-
gincered by our energetic fircmcn. The
new Hall is o model of neatness and
taste, from the elegant carpet which GOV
crs the floor to the appropriate pictures
which adorn the walls. Among the latter
are elegantly framed photographs Of the
members of the company. In this
spacious and tasteful room assembled, at
the hour designated, large company Of
our citizens to listen to music and the
able and appropriate Grafton delivered by
Judge Rozcll, in which the history OF the
fire department of our city was traced
from the beginning tillnow, and the "boys''
encouraged by judicious words Of com.
mcndation to pcrsevcrc in their noble
mission.
After the speaking, the company nd
journed to the refrcshmcnt rooms below,
where, seated at long tables and waited
upon by members of the company, they
INDUCED in strawberries and ice cream
adj libitum Then came the dance ut the
Opera House, which was most enjoy
able affair. The festival was also a
tisancial success.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

School PIcN1c.-To day is Gala Day
among the children in our city schools.
They have for some time been preparing
for picnic at the close of the present
term, and this morning some five hun
drcd or more lads and lasscs, proceeded
by the Cornet Band, and marshalled by
their teachers, marched through Main
street on their way to the picnic grounds
on the west side. We have not seen for
q long time so interesting, or so inspir-
ating a spectacle as these happy boys
and girls, with faces all aglow with joy
GUS anticipations, out for day of real
fun and pleasure. God bless them, every
enc; and God bless the educational and
religious influences by which they arc
surrounded, assuring such training Us
will make them good and useful men and
women Unfortunately the rain storm
defeated their purpose to picnic in the
grove, and they were compelled to seek
the shelter of the hall in the new Wilcox
block.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

The Instructors Of the Normal n .nool
which commences ut Independence on
July 21st, request all attending to pro-
vide themselves with necessary books,
and have ador 81 the following list, viz:
Wickershams School Economy, Clarkcs
Normal Grammar, Cutters Physiology,
Union 9th Reader, and Wcbster's
Academic Dictionary Arrangements
have been made with prominent Publish.
ing Houses whereby all books Will be
furnished at tho gerry lo,oest Introductory
.Ntes, and exchange, which will be ship.
PEI Ndirectly to the Treasurer for the ben.
eft of the school. Any one not provided
with Union 9Th Reader Will do well to
exchange any reader fsamc grade, how
ever old, or much worn. Arrangements
have been made with prominent cduca-
tors TO lecture during tho term at least
two evenings each week. AS Physiology,
Theory and Practice, are now added to
the branches required by law in our pub
lie schools, and, as the County Supcrin-
tendcnt is sworn to carry out the law in
this as we'll as other respects, it is ardent
ly desired that oil teaching, as well rs
those contemplating becoming teachers.
in this county. avail themselves of this
opportunity of preparation in accordance
with tho requirements of law, and justly
merit the name, Teacher. +. II. Ely,
County Superintendent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27
Rspablioaa County Convention.

| The Convention to elect delegates to
the Republican State Convention at Des
Moincs, met at tho Court House on Sat
urday last, all but five townships being
represented.
A. P. Mills of Byron was called to the
Chair, and J. D. Laird chosen Secretary.
A committee on credentials consisting
of Mcssrs. Pierce, Woodward and viii
son of Sumner were chosen, who report
cd delegates from all but Como, Homer
Liberty, Fairbank and Madison town.
ships.
Messrs. Harrington, Of Buffalo, Rich, of
Fremont, Hcacock, of Middlefield, Little.
Of Perry, Hart, of Washington. CouChtry,
Of Byron, Kent, of Hazleton, McLeisch,
of Jefferson, Carson, of Newton, Wilson,
of Sumner, and Sherman, Of Wcstburg.
were chosen committee to report list
of delegates to the State Convention.
Tho committee sitter consultation, re-
ported the following as said delegates, viz:
Jas. Hamilton, John Calvin, J. d. Rus
sell, J. E. Cook, VIM. Bunce, w. G.
Donnan, c. w. Lille, II. Blank, d. Gill,
and L. Fl. Parsons. A motion was
made ana carried that each name be vo-
ted upon separately by the convention.
Previous to the vote, Mr.. G. II. Wilson,
Of. Sumner, offered resolution, which
was adopted, requesting each delegate to
express his preference for candidate for
Governor. All those on tho list present
responded, some for and some against
GOV. Carpenter. The preferences Of
those absent were stated by friends, and
werelerually contradictory; but tho con-
vention upon assurance of their good
standing as Republicans, elected each
delegas0 son the above list as his name
was called, by an almost unanimous VOTE,
without regard to his views ON the Gov
ernorship.
After the usual resolution authorizing
those present at Dcs Moines to cast tho
full vote of the county, the convention
adjourned.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


In The Circuit Court Of Buch0nan County, IO,cc,
September Term, A. d., 1879
pLAINTIFF.-Wm. II. Gates, Guardian.
DEFENDANTs.-Lydia Ann AllshOuse, Alonzo
Allshousc, Susannah Allshousc, Jacob Allshousc,
Lydia A. AllshOusc, Mary A, Allshousc, Eliza
A. Allshouse, heirs at law of Jacob Allshouse,
deceased.
You are hereby notified that there il now on Ale
In the Office of tho Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Buchanan County, Iowa. the petition Of Mr. VIM.
II. Gates guardian Of minor heirs Of Jacob Ais
house, asking an order Of said Count to sell the
interest OF said minor heirs, In the south west
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section seven
~, in township eighty-nne (s9), range ten QO), in
said county.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend, before noon OF the second day
Of the September term of said Circuit Court of Blu
chanan county, to be held at Independence, In
said county, on the cath day of September, A. d.,
1873, a default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon, and an order Of sale
granted as prayed. LAKE u HARMON,
4Ow4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

NJ The Masonic FEsT1vAL.--Notwith.
standing the well nigh melting heat Of the
day and evening, the celebration of St.
Johns day by Independence Lodge, No.
81, A. F. &. A. NJ, was q success SO
far as the interest and attendance was
concerned, although financially 1t failcd
70 quite pay expenses.
Tho dedication and installation GER
emonies in the afternoon, were conduct
ed by the Grand Master of the State,
Joseph Chapman, of Dubuque, and were
very impressive. A large audience wit.
messed the ceremonial with much inter.
est, and attention. This part of the pro-
grammc passed of without hitch or i'm.
pedimcnt, and was agrecably enlivcned
by the excellent music of the Germania
band and tho choir. An address had
been expected from Grand Secretary Par.
vim; and failing to secure him, from Row.
Mr.. Young, Of Dubuque; but the latter
failed also. At the last moment the com
mittce fell back on home talent, and very
acceptable it proved too. Judge o. II.
p. Roszell was the orator, and Judging
from the reception accorded his effort,
gave his hearers no occasion to regret the
absence of the more noted speakers. At
the close of tho Grafton, Grand Master
Chapman made few pleasant and con-
gratulatory remarks, closing the after.
noon exercises.
In the evening tho Grand Banquet
and Ball came off. The former was ut
tho st. James, and for tho ball one Of the
magnificent halls in the Wilcox Block
had been fitted up in Respondent style,
with flowers, pictures and foliage. At
81 o'clock the company began to file in,
the ladies in ravishing toilets, and in ap-
pearancc as cool and dainty as the ladies
always are under any possible degree of
caloric; the gentlemen painting, fan
nAnS "au mopPiu6s 40 eu0 h"i" O'PSu
always docs when the thermometer is
above ninety degrees. Soon the Germa-
mia band gave the signal for dancing, and
away went the crowd IN the mazes Of the
opening quadrillc. The night was op-
pressvely hot, not breath could be
drawn without the aid of palm leaf
fan-of which the committee had consid-
cratcly provided about two for every
guest-and the dancers wcro soon In a
condition to appreciate the sufierings of
the saint whose day it was, and who, if
our history is not at fault, attained the
martyrs crown through being boiled in
something Yet everybody said it was
pleasant, and SO indeed it was.
The festival was well and literally
managed, and passed off to the great sat-
isfaction of all who participated.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27
Fiat Store.

AAoO y - VII ~
THE success attending us du-
ring the past Five Years war.
rants us in saying we are better
prepared this spring than ever
to keep full and complete as
sortment in our line. Our
Wholesale Trade having become
quite Il feature which enables
us to buy direct from the man.
ufacturers, and, of course, buy
cheaper. Can and willSell IS
Low as any House West Of the
Eastern Market. A first-class
Milliner always in charge of that
department.
We call especial attention to
the Hosiery, Gloves and Lace
Department. Lace Collars in
endless variety, from Ten Cents
to Twenty Dollars; in fact every
thing usually kept in 4 first
class Fancy Store. We are
agents for the celebrated Caro-
line Kid Gloves, which have es-
tablished Il reputation for quail
ty and prices second to none;
all sizes and collars, from a
child's to gents sizes always in
stock. Real and Imitation Hair
Goods we can furnish ut all
times and at prices which none
can compete with, Hoop Skirts
made to order and in stock.
Don't forget the sign of the
Big Hat, which means truly Il
Hat Store.
39-tf ]. B. TURNER.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27
FROM BRANDON.
= j.. .. -
The Crops--Pofitios and tho Grange
"A Good Word for Tho Bulletin.

! - 10Y
| ':4s- BRANDON, June Gath, 1873.
, led. BULLETIN:-While politicians are
lagitating each their own pet scheme for
getting possession of the few county
offices within the gift of the people of the
county, we, the hardy sons of toll arc
agitnting the surface of the earth, trying
to solve tic problem whether We shall
have any corn in Buchanan county or
not this year Whnt with poor seed and
cold, wet spring, the prospect Mt one
time was anything but flattering; but the
last ten days has given US chance to
work it, and l now think that we have n
show for an average crop. Wheat and
oats never looked better. The question
OF starting a new party in the interest Of
the Grange is much talked Of but I re-
gard it AS fatal to the organization to
adopt any such measures. While three
fifths of both political parties at present
are, farmers, why talk Of starting new
one 1t is not the party that is to blame.
but the farmers themselves, for On an
average there is not more than one in
twenty-five that could be induced to at
tend township caucus or primary meet.
ing Of his party, and when they do they
are never satisfied with the nominations
made.
l, was very much surprised by the
statement made in last weeks Constrpa-
toe by "Hazlcton" with regard to the im-
putcL intolerance OF the Republican
press Of our country. Why, "Hazlcton"
is not acquainted with the BULLETIN,
else he would know that it is not only
willing but anxious to print any commu
nication designed to ventilate any wrong
The fact that the BULLETIN will not
f.wn upon, or cater to, tho passions of any
person or party, no matter how strong
but reserves the right to criticise wrongs
or blundcrs wherever found, ought to
commend it to the confidence of every
honest man, and increase his respect fol
il. This is the unsolicited opinion of
| JOHN SMITH,
/ Granger
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27
OF cHuRcHEs. &C

PRESBYTERfAN-W.B B. Phelps, Pastor. Sab
bsth service, 1850 A. n. and 700 P. n. Sab
bath school, II O'Clock. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday evening 7:OO.
METHODIST EPfSCOPAL-H.S 8. Church Pastor
Sabbath service, 1850 A. n. and 7:OO +. N
Sabbath school, IL N. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday evening at 7:00.
CONGREGATIONALr-C. H. Bisseli, PASTOR
SABBATH service, 1850 A. M. ahd 40 T. n; SAD
bath school, IAN. Prayer meeting, Wednes'
day evening, at TOO
BAPTIST-wm. l. Hunter, Supply; Sabbath
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening at 7:O0,
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL-C. 8. Percival, Rector
Regular sunday service, morning and evening
at the ringing Of the boil. Sunday school I'M
mediately after morning service.
GERMAN PREsBYTERIAN@,Joh 9; sehsible,
Sabbash school at 400 P: M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evenidg ut 1880.
CATHOLIC-Sr. JOHN THE EvANaELIsT..Paetor,
Rev. John L. Gosker. Services every Sunday.
Low Mass at 81 q: NJ: High Mass at lOh a: M M
?. m Evening services occasionally.
G. T.-uNrry LODGE, No, 16, meets every
friday evening at their Hall In Bnr st u bioScE,
evening Of each month. Members Of the Order
visiting the city are cordially invited to attend.
E. 8. WILLIAMSON, W. b. rM M
/. o. o. F.-lNDKPENDRNcH LODGE, NO: l41, y
o. F. meets every Monday Eve, at O'Clock;
Members in good standing are cordially invited
to attend. -
sEru NEWMAN, sec'y. IRA ALEXANDER, N. g.
A. F. WILLIAMS, Treas. Jos. EvERs, ". q.
I. O.. O. F.-IxDErENDENeE ENcAnrnE .s I, NO.
day In each month. y. N. FOND, Y. r.
INA ALEXANDER scribe.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

Dun readers will find on the second
page an article from the Davenport Ga
zette, upon the new railroad law of Him
OILS, which goes into operation July LIST,
and it's effect upon the interests Of Iowa;
We do not vouch for the statements
made in the article, but if they arc cor
rect the new law. however it may benefit
portion of the people of Illinois, seems
likely to impose new burdens upon our
own State. Among its good results, how
ever, will DC the profit to be gained by
our legislators from observation of the
experiment in Illinois. How to legislate
the most cquitably and wisely upon the
railroad problem is knotty question,
and those who have to deal with it will
neel the advantage Of all the experience
available.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-27

CHEEsE.-Thc patrons Of the Pine
Creek cheese factory met ut the factory
a few days ago, to compare notes and cut
cheese. Proving to be of superior
richncss-as it could not help being,
made by the Mcssrs. Eddy-they gen.
erously voted to send quarter of it TO
the BULLETIN, and it accordingly was
laid on our table by our friend G.. s.
Dawes. The cheese was q superb article,
just rs good rs can be made in Ohio or
New York. Our friends will please &C.
ccpt our best thanks for their courtesy.