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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

DuBLIO NOTICE is hereby given. that
i the undersigned have this day been an
pointed and commissioned by the Circuit
Court Of Tama county, in the State Of Iowa.
Administrative and Administrator Of the
estate Of George F. Kober. deceased, and ali
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
saidCourt, clearly stated and duly sworn to.
and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned, and avoid
costs.
Dated at Toledo, Iowa, this 2o.h day of
May, A. D. 1873,
ELIZABETH ]. KOBER,
Administrative,
JOHN KOBER,
@.-lsJ Administrator.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-12
Republican County Conven.
ton.

A County Convert ton Of the Republican
party, of Tama County, Iowa, will be held
At the Court Hsuse, in Toledo. On Saturday,
June 2lst, 1873, at one o'clock, P. NJ, fo-
the purpose ofseleesing eleven delegates to
attend the State Convention.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for each organized township IN The
county, and in addition thereto, one dele
gate for every twenty-five votes, or fraction
ever twelve votes cast for Josiah I. Young,
for Secretary Of State at the last general
election.
Townships will be entitled TO The num-
Der Of delegates indicated by the second
column OF figures
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Sunday School Convention.
fcOvCIrDED.1

fcoScLUDED.]
A Committee Of three, viz: Reys.
Q. A. Holmes, w. s. We sncr, and
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-12
Toledo, Iowa,
Thursday, June IL, 1873.
Republican State Convention

OFFICE REPUBLICAN STATE
GENITAL COMMITTEE,
DuBrouE, April 10th, 1878. J
A State Ccnventi01 Of the Republican
Party Of Iowa will be held at
uss xatnss, Wednesday, June 18th, 1873.
Commencing At II O'Clock, A. ~, for the
purpose of nominating
A candidate for Governor.
"A candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
A candidate for Supreme Judge.
A candidate for Superintendent, Of Public
Il struction.
The ratio Of representation will be, one
delegate for each organized County in the
state, and in addition thereto one delegate
for every tive hundred votes, or fraction
Of over one hundred votes, cast for Josiah
T. Young for Secretary CT Stale a. the las,
General Electisn.
JACOB RICH,
Chairman Committee.
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: BY order Of County Central Committee.
.. D. APPELLATE,
Chairman.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-12
ADYIyxsTRA TOxS N0r,c,

DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby siv., . !.
i the undersigned has this dav -. 'aN
pointed and commissioned BY tie CIV; .'.pe
Court of Tama County, in tho State Of Io..
Executor Of the estate Of Henry Co,..'
deceased and all persons havine eis;s.
against said Estate ere hereby not,S.d =
file them with the clerk Of said c..
clearly stated and duly sworn 70, ana Nil
in legal time, preparatory 10 their ~.
allowed or proved ; and persons OWN, s.;i
estate are requested 70 make immsd;...
payment to the undersigned, aud s,o;s
costs.
Dated at Toledo. Iowa, this 2nd d.v ;,
June. A. D., 1878.
1921 w. H. LIFE. EYecv,..
AD.NINIS7RAT TORS NOTICE
DuBLIC NOTICE is hereby riv.n ~,
i the undersigned has this day been -. !,
pointed and commissioned BY the Cirn;,
Court of Tama county, In the State Of Iov.
Administrators Of the estate Of John Mn.t
Ter, deceased; and oil persons hsyin.
claims against said estate, are hereby no,;
fed to file then with the Clerk 81 ss;a
Court, clearly stated, and duly sworn ~
and within legal time, preparatory 10 ,he;,
being allowed or proved (; and persons a..
ing said estate are requested to make i'm,
mediate payment 10 the undersigned, ana
avoid costs.
Dated a. Toledo, Iowa, this 2ud day o.,
wM. RIEcKHoFP,
23-27 Administrstcr
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III. HARRISON. .. HALL. or
TAMA COUNTY BANK
Toledo, :1o>...
Toledo,

HARRISON, HAiL 1 WARREN. aAry,,.
Correspondents: Keuntss Brother, n
fork, and Third National Bank, Chie..Ms NV
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hNiIIII UflA IETt,
Sheriff of lama County. Iowa.
G. r. STRUBLE, Atty for Plaintiff.
Ci-c5 IS 80
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

IT DECIDES THAT GERMAN AND LATIN SHALL
BE TAUGHT IN No. ! SCHOOL, AND THAT
COLoRED CHILDREN SHALL nE EDUCATED
APPOINTMENT OF VISITING COMMITTEES
THE sUPKRiNTgNDENr's ANNUAL REPORT.
The regular semi-molthly meeting of the
Board Of Public Eluratioh was held Mon
lay evening, president ltilles In the chair.
The Committee on Teachers reported
hat, owing to the physical condition OF
Miss Ada v. Carswell, assistant principal
In public school No. S, she has been com
aelled to discontinue her services in that
school. and that Miss Alkaline Rowland,
inst assistant principal IN said school, has
been appointed to nh the vacancy; also
hat Miss Laura Mcleod, second assistant
1t No 10. had been appointed ss first assist
ant in No. s, and that Miss Helen Reed, OF
No. 10. had been appointed 70 the position
made vacant by Miss McLeods uromntion ;
further, that Miss Christine NludeFrift
had been appointed othe position formerly
occupied bv Miss Reed. Ia No. TO-
The report was accepted aud the appoint
meuts were confirmed.
Finance Committee reported that the
rreasufcg's last quarterly statement was
correct, and The report was adopted.
The Committee ou Insurance renolied
that the property of the BOARD Hfmci below
had been insuted for the folio wing sums;
IH.ae be. 6 D. IRA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
SCOTTISH GAMES.
Celebration by the seotohmen Of VII
mineton--JumpiuF, Racing, Putting
the Stone, etc at Mt. Cuba.

N-S bNN'sf Wv - - NNeN-
On Saturday afternoon the Californian
Club of Wilmington, No. /, for the fret
time celebrated the Scottish Games al
Mount Cuba. They went thither by
special train, and the weather being
pleasant, the ground in fine condition,
and the Caled0nians, old and young, In
the best of spirits the day passed mOsi
pleasantly. Piper Ramsey of PhIadel
phia, furnished the mountain music. and
while the men were stalking Off the gro and
and erecting their apparatus for the
games, the more thoughtful Of the women
were "boiling the ketlen and preparing
for dinner, which IN que time was taste
fully and magnidcently served in the
pavilion.
The following were the successful com
petitors in the different games PUTTING
the Light Stone /. Robert Scott .. Rlb-
ert McCallum; 8, William Rogerson.
Standing Jump; l, Joseph Quinni .,
Frank lines, 3, Alexander Cro1icr
Throwing the Light Hammer; 1. Joseph
Quinn 2, 4. Scott s, Arch. Crozier. Jr.
BOYS race l, Frank Gallagher ., George
Crozier. Girls race /, Agnes scott .
Jeanne Scott. Running Jump j, Johu
Lang ., George Roberts $, Robert Nc
Intire. Dancing the Highland Fling 10
character, Frank lines. Putting TIT
Heavy Stone /, j. Quinn ., q. Roberts
3, X. Scott. shoit race: | John Lang
., r. McCallum. Tossing the Cqher
Il. Scott. N4ulting with the pole, JOIN
Lang.
Sack Race. /. Mex. Crozler ., Gqvii
Thompson. In this amusing race there
are ten competitors. 1hr,e-lcssed Race
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
S6gl

saa 60O A. 400
Of this ans nHu' s2l onu ia in tho Delaware
''u" Insuuance Co.,, and $4,000 IN tie Royal
AlG Ionkins tSeycnth ward called mp
his resolution rrntidiur for the iuttndut
ion iu No. 3 school of su much ni fhe Latin
end "a ernaa ltrniilses as is tanehf 10 pri-
8 1fr fc tiemies OF fi.r slme Grade. the study
1l tNcso languages 10 be confined 10 those
,ehiit sutiic emily advanced 20 begin
the and 20 be optional with all
The resolution was then adopted by the
ioliuwiag vote;
ets NIcssrs. Adams Baird. Child. Coyle.
Fftiu, ileisl"r HIGGINS, llillcs, Jenkins,
J. 81. J'nhins. u MI. Morrow, " IN. .J.
Alf liIsttt. ktcc. Roberts. Smith-lb
NAYS N,--Is Ferris, HH-stm Lvnch.
Moore. Nclutirc. Pierce, Palmer Ruth.
Shortlidge Iehlev-l0.
Tine work of carrying out the resolution
,na introducing the study Of the languages
ua nrd if' if WAS assigned TO the Committee
1u Teachers
rl.Commiitcc on Medals reported that
Doe Opera House could bee obtained hy the
infnl on Sl.iidAN evening, oct an, iu
vuieh to present the mcdnls recently or
l"". hy the Board to the scholars entitled
-' -Heg, Hll that ARRANGEMENTS could he
. 4iH lHr Ngkrr1 nui r isle nn the uccb
tIuW Nhrli e.ai. The Opera ilol-t would
~f i'''' except il the gas sse' and
.N' Be. cot The itnfoi.
r ic~ut rs loaf ana Mr. Higgins
n.-i flt' PIC .tstgD'ite school cnmmit.
t,- H's'. iH, i.ri DDS 'n ihe -chol., ATS eu-
c i..l at aues limo as they may
~. ','... 10, was adortod and the com
Mt irie" atlfei that a principsl of one
D.. tlt 1Nn-tHwu schools was irw DAYS
.e1 gong go Husprul q child because it's
SCENTS could not pay the qutterlV ssse--.
m,n' m4Au ,y iAe Bntrl on each scholar Tor
|ItH lIHtf. uI HUusa and That FtfNnf W fif a1f
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

DEATH or WN. SIMMONS -Wm Simmons
Of this city. for many years street Commits
iioner, died Sunday in the sOth year OF
his age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

NRw p AruR.-We are informed there is o
project ON foot 10 start q Republican mpe'
In novef. aud that Mr.. A. b. Swiggett viii
he its EDITOR Re publican.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

RAPID PRoGnpss IN THE WORK or HI'r AtRlNG
THE CANAL SHORTLY no orEN FOR his
MESS.
Rapid and satisfactory progress Is making
IN repairiug the damages 10 the Delaware
y Chesapeake Canal, and there are some
hopes that II win he ready 10 reopen for
travel by the last Of this week, as WAS re-
Gently stated In our New Castle CORES
poidenee.
On Saturday last dredrewas got through
the railroad bridge ard now dredres can he
put 70 work Whcl ever they can be profit
ably used.
~ st. Georges or Friday mud ihinTs ar,
beginning 10 wear their old time appear
Hucp.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

WmMEafoS 4 .wgsTSRE RAILROAD


WILMINGTON a wEsT1RN RAILROAD
w TIME TABLE. -,
SprfaO Arrangement, Commencing AP,tt1
Lave Wilmington ~ loa9AM s TX "a
Arrive st Whining ton o. N, m 9Wp
Arriys q AZ, ,pte FL. 20 Il N ~ o,pgiap
a. ID 40 A. NJ with train leaving Pahadelp4,t ~
8 80 a, NJ, Baltimore at 30 4; NJ egd DeiA-
ware p. r. train. arriving At 10 y Z. ~ .o,
aecls With train leaving p iladelphia at 7.
Train arriving at W lmingios az 90 A. N
with train for Philadelphia A. s. 10 A. NJ a. IL,
.raia for Philadelphia at 2OOP N. :,
Train arriving a. wilningon at 300 r "
vito train for Baltimore aud Washinst0n ~ p ~. =.
L, Y, with train for Pllladelphla aaa N1N
York ct 300 T NJ aud with Delaware H. H.
trains at62ip. 81
Trains will run N Sundays 0aly as lnlows.
Leave Wilmington, A. a. ~, and 2 w p ny
Leave Lanaen berg u ~ b NJ. aud ~ y ~
Arrive Nilminttan, y 49, q. m nd 3 @ p L.
Ardse Land nherg H. Oh, o. ~ gnd 3. ID y, ~
NusEHcrIhka:-frti leaving Wilmington ~
q, ~ with tfain ar'iv'ng from thnaae ',
a % p IN with iIa ii for fniladsl thil' ieAN-
lilibns connections between w. ; w. and
2. Is, q d, 3apOte, AID cars ~ W y lngtnn NV
Railway nAvlp CoNNEll sun'
NyrlLMINGrUN BAlINO K. R.-summsI
~ Arrangement. On ard sitter HuNpAf.
Jnue .. S7t passenger trgiu- will run ~ fnlluWH
I'VE NufkMM q nIAlluNH. iHhNt rNhiuW gre
Nu o 80. 3. No l. No. ~ Mo-
an Nam ~ PIMA
800 $40 go Wilmington, II so SOP =
az ga "A Ghadd sfoid l0io IA ~
fB 40 eld Cuat-sville, gaS $40 t2
$50 y a. Rlrdsbor' s0h 4N
"a l02 Reading 7N 4oG
suND.Y TRAINS leave neithwHri-WN
min " s - =. m, Chadi'- You'd IN Il. m
q, atf-ville u. nia m Leave fuuth whrd-Ooa' s-
Vile 81 .. ma Ghadd Ford . t2p u'i WI
milpt q 90 y m. sunday tfN'ns vii tlnp
aHy rlacr 90 leasa oit In.teu gen OF uh h7'Al
] o fgR "a, and rnnutrf- o. Hlf tull t4f rd Aui
f4I!Alulpnit via GhHdl's Ford
CONEECTlONsi
Al wilmington with ttHiur 90 Philadelphia nus
Baltimore and with Delaware riitfntl u''hs
NO. 2 and make direct tlurtctinr a. trhlua q
aud from Mt-airg ~
AT chlid's Ford, trains Nos. /, 2. 3 sod6 70
~ ladslphH. Ms. tud VITO IT, ~ tfor
rhii4de nh a. Trims Nos !, aud With train
Tor P1u nepn-u.
Al G0ates vile all tfains conuact with traine 10
7 Phila elphia a. d ll4r iehnrg TT irs Nos, Hu
make tir'rf c0uectun with trains 10 aud lioi
l fhnsd-ipniA
Athul,h,rp'. trains aud 3 connect nnr'hw"n
aud utAWHrl With Aiad 'pha rnd ketd'
tt irltl md Hnd wuh south wand % un
Iale, |rnl NO. ic"nlvc.s wei '-Hn 'r'i
( fh iellAia G.. sfnLH. snpt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

SECOND fNNuAL REPORT or surERINTENn-
KNT HARLAN-AN INTERESTING ARRAY OF
FIGURES.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

~ ~ a - ~
George Vickersand H. W Vicl.
for the practice Of law, In Feot s'. nav4
counties, Maryland uuderiis e'Hl Quea
GE0RGE VICFtr.
CHEarERrowS, Nh, July 'iA .-i ~
T ~. PuHL,
Justice Of the Peace ma,
R'uh g.. N"ts
once, 800 shipley street
! iesw VII ,,,,.,
Dis OR TteMspp,,.."
WOfs. All kinds ~ 80. ~ J.
re-mauf MY cured hv 'AIl,ot y, g. 20
out ~ q, tdnnef. rg"s'ifs ur li.'',.. l'iA
W. A. MccANDLlSs N haA.H's
No., No 9ni sron stfa4i riN s
Best Of reference given iaror.'' 3, ... 'fs
I3hNJ. q. HOPPER,
DEALER fv
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

COnprlst'. y ssrsuspiis~,... . t...,
fot' asii Nn.tsit, fit..fr 4 ''N

llasethef lessn nfsu1uua i,e...
others That their stoeA is ..i.e a0.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-09-27

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-10-16
Chance to make Money!

One Hundred Dollars from One Dollar.
A sure thing and no Deception.
Every person owning HORSES, CAT.
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS are guaranteed
to make One Hundred Dollars by using q
One Dollar Package of
YOUATT's CONDITION. POWDER"
manufactured by WILLIAM HoLLINsHEAD
Stroudsburg. If you have never used It try
a Package and if it does not benefit your
stock to The amount of one hundred dollars
in your estimation, call at the store and oel
your money refunded.
HORSES.-It will give them good ap-
petite, keep their skin loose and renders the
coat soft and shining, keeping them in good
condition with one half the feed. being there.
by saving of e-half the money.
COWS.-it makes them give more milk
with one-half the feed. and if they give more
milk OF course you make more BUTTER.
and the more butter the more money
have so much confidence in The Cattle
Powder that ] make the above offer. know.
ing well that 1t will do all that is claimed
for it.
VIM. HOLLINSHEAD.
OF Ask to see The Great Tobacco An.
tidoie.
March 4, ls69.-tf
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SUPERIOR MANNER !
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style Of the art
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but first class work meu
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first, class work will be turned out al
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be founC
ready to attend to the orders Of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ
September 10, lS67.-tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23

..ii DAILY IfBALp rs wu'isl ty.fy
uuunN., .bpp, Huatdy,l sll % ) .0., IA
,dyaucu; NorsiH munthai u nemnnin,
q rfnls tor oHn WeuR slngle copies 10
ylnti,
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Registrati n Notice.

DALLAS, TEXAS, October IA, 1879.
Will attend In person, or by my legally
constituted deputies, nj the several voting
places In Dallas county. for tho purpose OF
registering all persons entitled TO register In
snid county:
At the Courthouse In Dallas, from the 18th
10 the S0th Of October inclusive.
AT the Old Masonic Hail, nom the 18th TO
the SJfh of October inclusive. +
at the Markothousc. from the 9th TO the
30th of October Intensive.
At Frick y store, from the 18th TO the Doth
of October inclusive.
At Lancaster, from the 25th to the 3Dth OF
AT Iiutohins, from the 18th 10 the Goth Of
oc'obcr inclusive.
AT Ce,iar mn, from the 2'th TO the S0th Of
Ociphrr inclusive.
At valley Gnu oil, from the 2olh 10 tho Goth
of0ctober Inclusive.
r At Five.Mile Church, from the 18th 70 the
S0th 1i OctODcr inclusive.
Al situll2's SnhOolhouse, from the 18th 10
the snih al October inclusive.
At McAdamS' SchoOlhou5p, from the 18th
10 the 3Jth Of October inclusive.
Atscycne, from the 18th TO the 3oth OF oc-
tob-r inclusive.
At Iiaughts Store, from the 18th the both Of
October inclusive.
At Pages Shop, from the 25th to the Goth OF
October Inclusive.
At Farinex' Branch, from the 18th TO the
Both Of Otobcr inclusive.
At Breckinridge, from the 18th To the 3oth
OF October Inclusive.
At Pleasant Valley. from the 9th TO the
SJth Of October inclusive.
Alter which time the books OF registration
will remain open IN the oiiics Of the District
Clerk OF Dallas county until three i.ys before
2l7d5t3wit Clerk Dis. Court Dsllns Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
Agricultural ltcport.

WASHINGTON, OctobaslG- rheuvcl.
age condition Of the cotton crop In the
ii st week in October as compared
with October reports Of 1871 and 1872,
tIe standard Is much higher than thal
Of the former year, but IL falls below
the record Of the latter, the standard
crop heinga good normal growth, The
yearly LOSSES from worms or Othel
c,ures almost always reduce the record
below 100, and the greatest reduction
usually occurs in september. The
average this year has fallen OH from .
or from 80 10 rs! since their week OF
September, n larger reduction than
usually occurs. The general average
in October of last year was 1 greater
than in 1872.
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WISttLLRWtuuS.
ss'. s. q --,I 49, s-f 49, $500
FEMALE BEAUTY.

L NO lost to reason, that he or shc cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau.
ty7 What u JOY and delight to stand and gaze
upon healthy and beautiful wolnnnl bnt
can there be- beauty without health? List to
me, ye thousands of sickly, puny, suffering
females:
II you are annoyed with any lingering TO-
male complaint and desire immediate relief,
procure ut once one or two bottles OF pr.
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters, and be
restored 10 health. Fold by druggists aud
merchants. Address
DIR. J, r. DROMGo0LE,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Woman's Medical Adviser, only % cents
Address nv abave. l2idAw4m
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FOR SAI.Ic.

I>ON REHT.--The building now occupied
L by The Dallas Herald Office In offered for
rent, Possession given on or about tho LET OF
September next. dit
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Tents! Tents! Tents!

ri, an a. n. Holland, No. 90 Elm Nreet
"a hnv tant before they are all gone, ana
aJS 10 your Sniiilsa 70 hunt for a.wceS 81 -
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lG WEEKLY HERALD.

.Iia WEEKLY HERALD wall be- pub.
N''ly SAtlrhS .numns. Subscrip.
- prr hnNnmi sl,J lor slX months,
.'t.f ia siNttir, NJ ,lp eruption taken
.., go, F''iol Nal MN uniths,
so ftsH nthlS inserted ~ liu rate Of u ~
DO. r,dtry Tor inP ilrlt Insertion, ana 70 cont,
D. ..Jcil iant lufIt lu5 ptluu,
l1Utulry notices, marriages, deaths, public
4 .ln@S, cards Of thanks, tle., 10 be bald for
, i.f advertisement rates.
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'la DAILY HERALD.
.o.a., ll0anml nnA LLm MI.


.a4. 3 Qer ggllllsg,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
Fourth Annual Fair
Oy
HARRISON COUNTY,
Al thelf grounds 10
CITY OF MARSHALL

Commencing October %, and continues
Forr Days
Colonel John W. F0rney. ~ Pitt hlelrhia.
the accoH pl.shed editor ot the PnSs, VIII de-
liver the opening address, tuesday, septem-
Der 10. Mt II am. Other disiincuished speak
ers will deliver addresses on HE succeeding
days.
on the evening o, Friday. octobet \, unhcr
the auspices Of the ASspnintion hiih COM
mite Of gentlemen. No .ue visit ba admit
I'D 10 participate iD iha bail riii.ss Ia mask
aud cos uine. sss
The premiums for trolling. p,elng, etc.,
viii be double those pubiishft IN the enta-
logue.
The survivors OF the Third Twas Cavalry
will meet on Friday. 0~tnh.r 2, 10 form nm
orga nixatlon. N. i. Colemen viii deliver an
address. u. VI. PilLlAifs,, Prest
JoHS q. FRALEY, Sccreary. lsidtd
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the year hc.ore) was33G,l3O. In pen
alties ST ,297 at which S2,25O had been
paid on account Of the purchase Of t he
new headquarters, The boquost of
Louis Bonard amounted to $l5,232, of
this S,l33 have been paid to medical
experts and others, leaving balance Of
S8,309.. The total liabilities Of the
society are $4,000. On motion Of Dr..
Bellows, it was resolved to ask the Com
mon Council for 500 tt, erecting
drinking fountains for man aud beast,
under the direction Of the Commissioner
Of Public Works.
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1T is Sacrlcgious-lo the G ovcrnmcnt
to part with them They should be
kept os memorials of the past. a great
many cannons captured from the rebels
are also offered for sale To this no
ore will object, but we doubt if the
American people will look with any
other feelings thuu those of modification
if not OF indignation upon the sale of
these Reyolutionry relics. They are
not so poor inpurse or in sentiment that
they will care to 500 these trophies of
the armies Of Washington and Greene
aud Schayler, sold aud melted up foi
what seems, in this connection most,
isnoble aud unworthy purpose.
"Some of the cannon at the Oatervlict
Arsenal wcrs surrendered by Burgoyne
on the laius of Saltwater. Now, as
there is no monument to mark the spot
where the fpw,r Of the British Army
surrendered TO our victorious ycomanry
it is too bad that he cannon captured
there should be destroyed and wiped out
from sight Of men. AS well might We
obliteratc from the pages of history the
gallant achievements of our fathers on
that field of glorious action. If our
Ordnance Bureau is so m.patriotic as to
offer these cannon for sale VIC hope at
least, the American pcopl. will be too
patriotic to bid .nr th"ir rp,rch.se
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wretched victims of her navigation
laws whose sole object, in twenty two
separate acts, was to mOpop.lize the
trade and commerce of the colonies. We
suffer teniold great er wrong, than the
colonies ever endured from precisely
similar system Of monopoly; we have
a remedy, by peaceable revolution at
the ballot box, in. our own hands, but
we seem to lack both the Intelligence
and the courage to use it,