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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

tE Secretary Belknap has ordered that
search be made through the vaults OLIVER De-
partment to see whether II is true, as lately
stated. that the valuable records left there by
Secretary Stanton have been. stolen.
era machine for forging horseshoe nails
has lately been invented, and is now In opera
ton at the Bristol Iron Works In Oswego.-
IL will make from twelve to ffleen nails per
minute requires no attendant except to put
In a coil of naI rod every isn- hours.
GB-The Clinton county, Pa, DemocRatic
Convention met the other day and resolved to
'.arrai,,n the Radical party for C@sarsm
ip aiming at the establishment of yiEtual die
tatorship through the third term movement in
favor of GRAM" aud then turned around and
nominated W. II. Brown and S. B. Shook for
their .tSnrtd terms In the office of Prothonota1
ry and Register respectively
ET-The New York Ifesytls.has "intcryiew-
ed" dozen or more editors in different paIis
of the country ON tue ihird-ierm principle
The only decisive opinions obtained were
from two Richmond quilldriv who beiev-
ed that the South would go fer third terms,
OtcSuilomS vi my III NuO DOA,. hS uu
alternative to negro, and carpet bag rule
FBThe Hon. William NJ. Meredith who eied
on Sunday last, WAS one of the most dislin-
guished citizen of Pennsylvania. He was Sec
rotary of the Treasury under President Taylor
one Of the foremost lawyers of his State, Attor-
ey-General of Pennsylvania, member Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, and member OF the
State Constitutional Convention. lie was ap.
pointed one oS the Counsel for the. United
States at the Geneva Conference, but declined.
eB- That remarkably well written "inter-
view" with Prince Bismark, gotteA up by the
New York World, in which the Prince de-
clared with emphasis the most extraordinary
religious, or unreligious and infilel sentiments,
has been declared "a disgusting invention"
blythe North German Gasctte ot Berlin. an au-
thorizcd organ of the Chancellor of the Ger.
man Empire. The Gazette declares that Biz.
mark never used such Ian suage US that he
would extirpate the idea of God from mems
mipds and substitute that of the State and
charges. the Jtsuis with the origin of the in
teryiew.
cB-Goy. Smith Of ofGlUrgia reCeHily delivered
q speech at TbUmasion In that State upon
the farmers movement, in which he ex-
presses warm sympathy with the farmers in
their grievances. AS nn illustration of their suf-
tcriugs he cleda case in which 1o,ooo BUSH
elsoi corn, purchased in lava, Tor fiftecn cents
ii buslcl, and sOId in Georgia Tor 8, 20 a BUSH
cl, the increase going 10 transpJrlers and
mddltmen, which will strike the average
mind as very fair profit. The Governor
strongly believes in the Oranges, and has no
fear of Ind results from their secrecy SO long
as women are admitted u most ungallant
fling at the fair sex.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

Instead0f enticing the masses TO the sup
port Of heir nominees and platform, says the
New York Times, the Ohio Democrats have
awakened bitter opposition in quarters where
they had some reason TO expect hearty sup
port. The Cincinnati Commercial, which last
year helped the Democrats when they were
disguised rs Liberals, has come to the conclu.
sion "thnt IL Is absolutely necessary to bury
the Bourbons so deep under the popular vote
that even TAuSman's horn will never again
disturb their slumber" Ex-senator Pugh,
who for years was the ret aud great apostle of
Ohio Democracy, declares that be has been so
'provoked, lied about, and insulled by the
present managers Of the Cincinnati Laquirey,n
that he intends to give him a lhtls insgue,.
lon. Indeed, Mr.. Pugh Inns become SO dis
gusted by the proceedings OF his former poll iii
Cal brethren tlist he has discovered that De.
mocracy Is rather worthless article even In
Kentucky, and pointedly asks; "Wli uhspe
ever be time. la the estimation of her brave
citizens, that high ambition does not consist In
killing or abusing colored menf" Mr.. Pugh
will doubtless declare during the campaign
that q Democratic victory In Ohio wOuld no,
aid, In giving satisfactory answer 10 this
question, With The strong opposition which
Ii being arrayed against Senator Thurasan's
Ticket, we ARE not surprised thai Gov Hen
drlcks his determined not TO lose the prestige
OF success which he alone possesses among the
promlnesi Democrats ef'the country by ia-
king part In losing contest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

fen TazAsuRsn.-Amone the names that may be
presented sefcre the forthcoming County Convention
~ candidate for this onice would ask the cousld-
Grafton Of that Of II. H. GROVER gentleman very "a.
voraeiy known Throughout ths county. Asa business
man. ensrgealc accurate, competent and successful he
enjoyn large share Of the confidence OF his fellow
citizens, who feel that the financial interests Of the
county win be safe in his hands. HAHreeRovs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
AS H T ABULA., OIL,
Saturday Morning, August 23, 1873
RERuBLICAN STATE TICKET.

GovERsoR-Gen. EDwARlS>F. MOVES.
1t. GovERSoB--ALPHoNso HART.
srfRSnB BJUDGE-WILLlAM WHITE, long term
surREME EJuDss-wALTER II. STONE, short torn.
TREAsuREn-lsAAc WELSH,
ATToRsEY GEsERAL-JoHN LITTLE
COMPTROLLER OF fTREAsuRr-WlLLIAM T. WILSON
Board OF PUBLIC woRKs-P. HERRING.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
FOR COUNTY CoMMTssIoNFR.

Fhe friends of O. q. sunvnE Of Richmond know
inE him TO be man every way worthy Of the onhce,
and vs qualided to dscberge lite dutes and that be
u also stsunch Republican win present his name to
the Republican Convention on september-ist, Is7s as
eeanast>ie for ths once Of County Commisslonef.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

The candidates 10 bo nominated ut the county con
ventiGn are
For Rsprcscr tativO. TTeasureS, Auditor, Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney. oommissioner Inhrmay Direct
tor, County sarvcyor, and Coroner.
W. q. HowEILs. C. H. sIMoNpn
3: A. NoRruwAY, W.P. HowLAND,
W. Il. SPEscEa, JAMIE REKD,
b. HAYWARD.
ReD Couri Nv Cnunn,lttcaa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
For TRKAsnRFR

Ed TkLEeRAra.-At the forthcoming Convention OF
the Republicans Of Ashtabula county Ia nomipate
candidates for the several places 10 be ned the
ots x sssssngham will be presented as a suitable eau
didate for County Treas suror. BUSINESS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

FoR sHERIyr.--Ths friends OF Mr.. d. L. HART Of
saybrookToposet bring his name before the county
eonvoution, q candidate for the office Of Sheriff,
trusting that his acquAiptance and standing in the
county is such to for him the favorable con-
sideration OF that body. MANY XoTERs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
MONTAGUE.

tS- -Pomeroy's Democrat very pertinently
remarks that it hopes "the law imposing post
age on exchanges will never be repealed SO
lar as papers with patent outsides or in
sides are concerned"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

Fcn Tnnasunrn.--The friende ofDwgeHT L. CnossS,
- Aeek creex, believing him TO be we'll qualified for
the once Of ceanty Treasurer. have determined to
present bic name "a the Convention and urge is adop
uon as candidate for that position Being wen known
IN the county for business application and competen
ey. they are not withept hope that kis claims win be
tsvorahly considered By that body. MANY Worms
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
F0R TRRAstiRER.

The name OF Capt. s. II, Cook, Of Lenox, will be
presented by his friends to the Nominating
Convention, 70 meet the LIST OF September next
candidate for nomination Eofoe Of County Treasu-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

IUE w OoL PRosPECT.-Ihe wool growers
Of the country, says the Philadelphia Inquirer
are complaining of competition doubly dis
astrious, first, from excessive imporiations of
foreign wool, and, second, from the great i'm,
provement made in the use of shoddy al the
end Of 1870 and In the beginning of 1s7i.--
American woods we've likely to be scarce aud
the manufacturers made large importations
from Australia and other ane wool markets.
They brought Into the country in that year,
5o,ooo,ooo more pounds than were imported
10 1870. In 1872 they imported 7o,ooo,ooo
pounds more than in 1870. so that in 1871 and
1874 the extra importation amounted to 12o,-
ooo,ooo pounds In 1872 it is said that 90.
100000. pounds of shoddy were used by Amer
ican manufacturers, proportion Of which was
worked itio the finest descriptions of wooen
goads, Under such a com petition as this, to.
gether with the employment Of shoddy al home
the wool interests of the United States Ian.
gush to such a degree that the business of
raising sheep for the fleece is injured. The
business REQUIRES protection IL ii is worked out
by the employment of foreign goods, and
raising of feece sheep must cease. and the i'm.
provement in the gEade of wool produced
must also cease. Whether it is advisable to
allow so important a branch ofindustry to. be
discouraged, is question which ought to be
submitted to the consideration OF political
economists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

II Is more than probable that the men who
will be elected 10 Congress, after this, viii be
directly hired by the constituents for SO nnch
pay, and no stealing, Already the men Of
Illinois ale getting their hands on this, and
the Belyllle advocate says
The Republicans of Perry County held a
mass. meeting at PlnckneYyille, n few days
ago, looking 10 the coming county election
Among other things, they concluded that The
county officers are getting too much money,
and they fixed 10y resolution the salaries which
they will ba able 10 pay Ia future. The Cuun,
" Clerk they think should have Rhnut 81 500
per annun, out of which he should pay clerk
nire; The County Judge should. have about
niiSaioners should have $500 per annum. p
2
The woman suffrage question Is about 10 be
put TO practical test In Wyoming Territory,
and WE shall al last have an opportunity TO see
how the women viii work In political harness.
The Laramie Sentinel Of the 9th Inst, says,
The ladiss, OF Laramie are developing some
political strength, aud showing disposition
TO have aiyoice Ia the selection Of their law.
makers 10 the approaching eleo'ion. Thes
frst demonstration was 10, attend primary
meeting OF the Hash Pariy,"' The ladies al
tended this primary meetlng,. and. mpdes,ly
asked for represeniatlye--One delega,e-in
THIS penys county convention. They were
moi only refused tlils modest request. but were
lnsulleds aud Indignantly. hooted down.
This very deeidedand unehivalrons rebuff,
however, does not seem. 10 have dlyconoeried
the women, for a day or two afterwards about
20 OF them signed and.published a call to the
women. of Albany county to meet In macs con.
venlion on the 10th inst. and; nominate candl.
dates forthe Legislsiprs. A. the women rsp-.
resent only minority Of the legal voters in
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23
tB-fhe shau cost Queen Victoria $4,000

fhe ShaH cost Queen Victoria $4,000
pounds apithc nation 1000 pounds.
tH- Ex. United. States Senator james r.
Doolitte, Of Wisconsin, Ia 10 edit new Paper
In Chicagoo
Major Perry, OF Cleveland, has :, signed his
position iu lhe regular army TO enter the SER
vice oi the X hsdlye of Egypt.
tB-Ex.President Millard Fillmore Is seven
ty-three years old. Fillmore and Andy John.
son are the only ex.PIcsidrnls living and
neither OF theNs;was elgcled To the Office
tEThe wheat crop ofthe United States for
1879 Is expected by the Agricultural Depart
. meat to reach 220,O000OO bushels Illinois
will harvest Is per cent less cora than usual.
N-Ai As editors who lave been invited 10
accompany Professor Wise on his balloon trip
90 Europe have declined The truth IL an ed.
itor Il iellow who fully appreciates his i'm
portance In the field Of his useiuln, So, aud
don't cart to grt great deal above It,
CT In the exhibition Ol maehinery. America
has been successful nj Vienna. Diplomas Of
honoS have be,n awarded New York and
Philadelphia manufacturers. Twcnly,six
medals for prDgress, nineteen nedalsof merit,
apd sixteen certificates OF excellence have
been gained by Americans IN the saIne depart
nfnt
~ A. special correspondent Of tlre Hart
ford Ooayant states that king Lunalllo and his
cabinet haye decided on = treaty Of reciprocity
upon the basis Of n cesslon OF Pearl River TO
the tSniseds6laies Pearl River Ia a valuable
hsrbor about six mileS wesl Of honolulu, and
Offers 10 our government e good. naval and
eosliRs sitiion Ia a much neeGrd locality,
eH-rhe .*Asl wealthy church In New York
rs the Pfoseshht Episcopal. which holds prop.
erty 70 the yaiue Of s7.5O0.OOO and has nc-
commodations. .ior. 10000 people. The Roman
Catholic Church ranks nexi,. hsvipg. edinces
valued at %, ace 000. with Accommodations for
10000. The Presbyterian Church ranks third,
and the Methodist Episcopal Church ranks
fourths
This platform, emaaaiipg from Iowa, is Q
model ofsbssyity. if not Of point; l
WpeRRAA We believe thai when, man
sleals, be is = thiefs and
WaEREAs, AmajQriiy al politicians OF both
paSfi1s steal now, therefore,
Rs.osssa. That We are tired Of being plum
deScd.
Bsselyd, That i y good time for shsiyss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

/ HE ASHTABULA COUNTY MU-
eiQAL AssogIATfoN win hold their nsx n convention
q beston' ecnmsnoihF august sam and conlibuins
40 ssns tie sis9 day. T lsssssls lnssss; sn9 seAt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-23

the county, they propose to peminate only
two Of the SIX members tor the Legislature
one for the Council and one for the Hosse Of
Representatives. Then they propose to give
their support to that party which will ratify
their nominations and place their candidates
on lis ticket; in other words, they will sell out
to the highest bidder The plan Is a very
pretty one; but unfortunately, no, one of the
three parties Is disposed to accept the offer.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16
Die @bttp..
BUR @rbeiterRat{s.

-Mutergebetei eines 2anbpfarrers.
9os in 8loomsburg, Columbia .goi1atb, @a.,
erldcineabe 8Iatt ugolunbian" 1T fit GoIsen>
bes bcranttportlid: !.
;giu 9aftor brobell AT Der Greet banfte
meuliG III ber Stride @ott in briinfti9em @ebetc
fit beat se6eibli@en 3uitano ber Gelofriidte,
unter 9nbansuus bet @tauiel: u@it ausnabme
oSerr, bes 9orns, tuel@es nod suriid 1T, uno
oes Safers, Set itflentueiie mad)tis oinn itebt!"
o-ee------
Gine Starfseilise, bic eiueu nieblid)cn @uoel
auf bem armc trus, n,ubte bor aur5e,n erfabrer,
bop nidt iebe r@dormbepesuns" bon @rfog
actront lit lelbit eine ufubnc" nidt immer. Die
Dome trat in ben @au9waser eines &roinS
f;ner 8abn IN, @eften Elm uno tupute ftd) ni9t
baau berftebeu, fb lit einen anoeren Bosson su
beacben fie bcrf,@erte, i1re blobe @esenmart
,peroe geniecr, UNI bic unannlid)cn snlai1enbes
sBos9ons born @oudeu ab5ubaltne. Srotocn
Dotte einer bet sniaiien bic gern,ehenbeit fid
eineGisarre an5u5jnoen uno munter barauf los
gu rau@en. Sic uDume" ftiir3te lid auf ibn
unb rib ibm nit ocn, @orten: usSenn id5 ir9eno
etroos ba1Tc, 70 1T es oer &abafSran@", bic
Giaorre aus bent Muno unb iuarf lie aus bent
9Basen. Scr rNbsefrafte" mar ben Nusenblid
pc,pirrt uno bcrblufft; oonn aber erbob eriid
mil ernter @}isne, crsriff ben @uocl ber tIbne,t
Domc u,ab .uarf ibn bur6's Genfer ous ben,
@ascn nit oenMorten:u u@enn i'd irsenn ettuas
bnn Seraa, Aailc, 10 1T es Gin @noe(."' Man
ncunt boS u&eprefalien". -, -.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

.r-Soua nj itteL bieMauie 5u ber>
ia gen. Mauie bertilst man an beiten ourd
iolgcnbeS Mittel: mon neDme Gin babies
WfunO mo9crcn @pcd uno i@neioc bieicn in
iieine etiidc, Oann ni,i,mt man elm 8irtel
a9Iunb 8utter uno feds 2otb @ols, tbut bas
CSar;e in bieYfonne uno laBt es orocntlid Nber
$mem 9elinOen Geuer braten. Na6ocm bet @ped
tinen an9encDmen @erud berbeitet bat, iucroen
lille Mauie aus ben 2odern berporfommen, I'M
.nad)SuieDen, mas cs 5u idnabelira sibtMan icbt
nA Damn rubis Fin, oeripcile Den @ped uno
itiufc 5ponaig @las 8ier oasu, 70 bob man cineal
VA ter betommt gDcnn bic @lauic oaour1
ni9t bcieitiet Werben, 'nub man iid cine 6 a se
tn'daffen.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

vgSorum OF i'd benn mid lad Ell
70 bicl mir sefaut, Satel?" fraete rln innscS
Mdbdcn. v@eil i'd feinen &amn 5ur Nidte
9oben mag !" uGinen &ormn!" froste bic Sdone
eri1auut. usa bod; nur ein &amm bat baS
Ne9t, ir,merfort feine 3aDne gu 5eigen."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

--8os1 fter Beiie iast ein enslifdes
'9latt: sn elmer Sausboltuns.iit oabur@ @tiae
einsctreten, bop bic Grou nit bet 3nnse on
eiucm @iiscleiien probirte, Oh es aud bcib
9enu9 ici.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

-Nud) bic politiide YNaieolo9ie tptro
rHn Der globe bcbcrri@t. @as man. friiber
.:fins" nonntc, DciBt jebt uGombination" -
i:slclbe Goulcur III @run. -.t ..
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16


Gin borsiislid uucrridtetsr @litarbeiter bcr
,QSeicrseituns' bat jiineit beraaseefunben, Ipar>
iii, has tatboliid)c @olt 10 iebr an ben 5 G.
i uiten Banst unb bcrc,, @ertreibuns nid)t
utrl1merscn fam. :9ie sciuitcu, 10 bclebrt bcr
2rsiFidcicinYublieum, ,bcsniisen iid) bctanntlid
uit Der. @enerolbci@tc, lua9rcnb bic
lonitisc .totboIiide @eitli9teit Speeiat>
ID cid te n.berlonst. - Mer ladt bo?
3iuei a1dinnen tlasten iid einaneeribre Rotb
ii,o bic eiue nonnte ibre 9errin eincn boicn
. atan, Srr hen sansen Sag tube nno .fdclte.
!. .a,s," riff biz anoere, no biel lit eeiuib, bic
,1t,nt nid)t III oen Simmel!" - sic l,itbt iii zen
a,ilnmcl?" cruiebsrtc senc, voie t0mnt Gift rcd)t
Dinsin! 2ie mub ia nit bonnern belien."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16
Netai1 Nreife
Sugar 2t1t1t 2Iooer 2atlrs.

@om ] SUM- 1873 an:
8cites Uan,. @lebl bon reinen', ,peiben, =
a91obel geiu q. Sam. @lebl bon, Icifen
rotDen @eiscn $500
+++ Sam. Mebl . $500
:. 49, IT a. n $500
0orn Mfebl per Bulbel $0:65
WlDoltngs per 100 fb $3.50
Nlc1e per 100 10 .y..,> $1.25
Goru uno 9afer, 9emt19t 80: $l.25
eor1 per Wulbel s.1.. $3.50
9afcr per 8ui1el $0.45
or @ei bet @6lieferung mub baar be3ablt
ueroen. 4
gon oie(er @esel miro in 3utanft feline Mns.
nab'ne mebr scitattet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
a CARD.

We are doing AZ auction and COM
mission business, ut the corner of Elm
and Market streets IA prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing II real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell ut public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignmonts, Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns.' References: Swindclls ~
McCa!cb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas u
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs. Shryock Il Row
land, st. Louis II. G. Jordan & Co.,,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delct St., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HIBBLER Il co.
NJ. A. nssLEr. W. C, sIcRLEs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Democratic District Convention
to nominate candidates for the Senate
and House of Representatives for this
district, met at Waxahachie on Mon
day last. There were present q full
delegation from each of the counties
ofTarrant and Ellis, but only three
from Dallas.
b. b. Paddock, Esq, of Fort Worth,
was chosen chairman, and 4. p. AL
britain, of Ellis, secretary.
The majority having been adopted
balloting commenced, resulting in the
choice Of Captain AMI Bradshaw, of
Ellis county, for Senator by q vote of
15-4-ll for Bradshaw, against I2-7.ll
for Captain II. s. Guy, of Lancaster.
The following gentlemen were then
chosen as Candidates for Representa-
tives, viz; Mr.. H. Cochran, Of Dallas.
Joseph Kemble, of Ellis, and DR.. A. X.
Middleton, Of Tarrant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02

Real Estate and Rental Agents, jefferson
slrnei, between Main and Elm, Dallas Texas.
We apu nov open aud ready to receive and
sell all kinds OF goods, wares and inerchan-
disc rent and sell land, examine titles, pay
taxes, and make cash advances on eonsi,sn-
inents that may he entrusted 20 Us. Viii
make quick sales and prompt returns.
We respectively refer to Irrelevant & Co.,
James Elder, President Desolo Bank, aud
ncatnan. Shields & Co, John Kirkmnu, and
Morgan, Thomaa \ Co., Nashville, Tenn,
lssdam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02

We were sorry to witness such II
sparse attendance at the County Fair
yesterday, where the display Of do
nestle preserves, pickles, vegetables
and needlework We're very fine in
deed, and we think well worthy of in
spring a deeper interest than our citi-
zens have manifested To-day will be
one of even still greater interest, and
there will be quite display of fine
blooded stock. At one O'clock Judge
John III. Reagan of Palestine, will de-
liver the annual address before the
Fair Association, and we hope to see
large attendance on this OCCASION.
At the close of the Fair we will give
our readers on elaborate account of
the proceedings of the several days,
together with II list of all the premi-
ums awarded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02


The postotllce at Minneola, Wood
county, was robbed on Monday night
last of the following valuables: -Four
registered packages = two from St.
Louis, one from Ennis, and one from
Lancaster, Texas, all directed to Tyler;
also, all the stamps and postal cards in
the Office, and about three dollars in
money. We are informed by William
Heath, route agent on the Texas and
Pacific road, that the office building is
very insecure one, and no one slept
in 1t. The thief or thieves entered the
office through window, and secured
the above valuables which were con.
tanned in q tin box. The Postmaster
was in the habit of taking this box
from the office every night, and locking
1t up in safe, but failed from some
cause, to do so on the night of the rob-
berry. No clue has been obtained of
the robbers
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ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS

The Judges of the primary election
ofthc Democratic party, to be held on
the 1lth inst, are requested to meet
at Fields Hall, Main street, on Sntur-
next, October 4th at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
in order to have an understanding MS
to rules, etc, governing said primary
election. All the judges are earnest
ly requested to be present promptly to
the hour.
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APPOISTM y;NrS.

Will address the people ofTexus upon lh'
political issues of the day Mt tho FOLLOWING
times and places;
Corsicana, Friday, October ..
DALLAS, saturday night, October Il
Mckinney, Tuesday, october7'
sherman, "Wednesday, OcloberS.
Bonham, Friday, October TO-
Paris, Monday, October IL.
Clnrksvllle. Wednesday, October ID
Other appointments Will be announced DC
fore the above are concluded,
RICHARD COKE.