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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-13
EAALLAS SPRINGS ACADEMY


As nowopen for The reception of private pupils.
The presen, session began February 5, and will
tihne four calendar months. The course of study
embraces three departments he Primary, Inter.
mediate and Academic.
RATES oFTulrl0N PAYABLE MONTHLY.
QNCoIN)
pHiaARy-Inclulng spelling, roadlng, writing,
ground rules of arithmetic, aud primary goog rapny
per month, - ol
INrRRaepnrG- Tncl udlng practical arithmetic,
English grammar aud Geography, pr month. 50 90
ACADEMIC Including algebra, history English,
composition, natural pailosophy, chemiary, So
per month ~ 90.
Students of the higher mathematics or laugu ages
will lie charged dollar extra. Pupils may enter
atauy time, but will be charged Tor the entire
month except in cases OF protracted sickness.
The school II open to both sases !; but acsOon az
practicable competent principal will disappointed
to take charge OF an exclusively girls department.
Parents aud persons Interested are cordially IN.
yited to visit tho school aud inspect its MANAGE
ment, Call upon or address
NV. MARTIN,
nj div 4 w3w Principal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-13
TEXAS LAND. LOCATING
COMPANY.
snd will locate o'rtacates for u interest in tho
lhnl
below We give aIpartia list Of tho lands that We
are now offering


$40 acres, miles II of IIuich,ns, tho Ann Stokes
survey, prairie timber, price So per acre
80 acres, 10 miller \ II of Dallus part OF the a. w.
SHAW survey, timber prize 20 per acre.
1855 acres, miles N of Dallas, part OF tho Il.
Denton survey, timber, price 81 per aero.
go acres, 10 miles w OF Dallas the j. s. Jones
survey, prairie aud timber, price 81 per acre,
GAO acres 10 mils NV Of Dallas, timber, s. par
acre.
sOacres, 10 miles west Of Dallas. part Of the Thos
CollIu's survey, prairie s. per acre.
iS5 acres IA miles east of Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, timber s. pcr acre
100 acres miles north Of Dallas part OF the Ded.
soc survey, prairie, at SO per acre,
36s acres, miles south Of Dallas, part of the Low
Dixon league, prairie AMI timber, at 81 80 per aere
l73 acres Mills south of Dallas pa Il OF tho Levi
Dixon league, prairie, at 81 80 per aGre.
sSsO acres II miles east OF Dallas, the Cornelius
Vornay survey, prairie, at 50 per acre.
~ acres . miles west OF Dallas, part of tho d. A
Leonard survey, Vt 50 90 per acre.
50 acres miles west uf Dallas part OF the D. A.
Leonard survey, ut 50 so per acre.
100 acres nis Northwest Of Dallas. part OF the
Il. perbin surrey, timber, at s. 80 per acre,
ll3 acres II miles east of DsIAs, part OF the ].
johnson survey, pririe, at 81 30 per acre,
lS23 acres IL miles cast of Dallas, part of the w.
Lanthan survey, timber, vt 81 pa, NO ..
100 acres, " miles Southwest OF Dallas, mart of
the W. W. Merre survey, prairie at IS rs per acre
32O acres 6,a miles Southwest Of Dallas, part OF
the Hsrvey Clara survey prairie and timber at So gu
per acre.
STU acres eight miles south of Dallas part Of tho
A. D. Howard survey, prairie AID timber ut 81 per
nare.
$50 acres 9mes mort h-west OF Dallas, part OF the
H. Crockett survey, prairie and timber, ut 81 90 per
acre
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-13
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres miles east OF Breckinrldge, \. Mon sur
yey, 90 acres IN cultivation, at Sal per acre.
$50 acres miles north of Dallas, 100 acres In culti
walton, good orchard, at $500.
24O acres miles SOU th-west Of Dallas 200 acres in
cultivation, ~ ajrcs pasture, good dwe ling tan.
ant.houscs, barn, stable &c, Gfu, small saw and
grst-plili, vt $4,000.
10 acres miles northwest Of Dallas, so acres in
cultivation, story house, at 5000.
2oO acres miles north OF Dallas, 40 acres In cul-
tlyalion, at 81 90 per acre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

yeafs becn clerk in tho Treasury. Her
husband has been Consul in Florence,
and died there . short time before the
war. Not long after her father died,
and she had two sons to rear and edu-
cato. She laid aside al pride and became
. government clerk, or TO DO precise, .
female empoIyes, TOR thecivil service mas
ter saya,s inasmuch IS women are not
clerks, they cannot compete for the 81
200, sl,400. or any but $500 post Ons.
There chivalry, justice and all the high
flown sentiments Of man to women are
expressed Nrs. yohnsos's boys are
growing to be worthy young men, and
ono il about entering the naval school
at-Annapolis. Mrs. Tilton, sister of Gen.
Robert Ould, 10 Q clerk IN the Internal
Rcvense. The widow Of Captain Ring
gold is there. The widow of Major Heap
is q clerk. There are many illustrious
names to be found ell the departments.
The lives these ladies lead is hard enough
at tho best without the tongues of de-
traction adding to their trials. Cne thing,
they are constantly stung by the injus-
tees done them in the difference Of pay
between them and the men, while they
are held to more rigid accountability.
There is a constant attempt to defraud
them of their salaries for any absence,
while men can frequently be called
away.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Tie GHfstia6 Unios ssys.: = II . trae
that The farmer has les time for books
sod papsssand rosearch than the artisan.
And for that reason -he should Be .
tonfold moro intsnt observer. Tho
fault after Ill goes back - the public
schools, which furnish Al tho instrnc-
ton that the average farm boy receives.
These ought to teach tho Gle ments, at
least, Of the natural sciences, - botany,
metcorolcgy, natural history, chemistry,
physical geography, less for their direct
value (Which, however, would be great
thsn for their development of the facul-
ties OF observation, investigation, ana!y-
sis, comparison. Whom mind has learn
Cd tho art Of learning, opportunities
crowd upon it. Then, literally, it finds
tongues in the trees, books in the run
ming brooks, sermons in stones, and
good in everything" "Thc education of
the senses neglected" says that exact
thinker, Professor Youmans, call after
education partakes of q drowncss, .
hazlness, an insufiicieucy, which it is
impossible to cure" 1t is not always
the specialist who is always the best in
formed. 1t 10 the man who keeps his
eyes and ears open. And this best Of
educations is within the reach Of The
farmer when he shall demand it.-La,o-
renee Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
Good Shots.

A correspondent of the st. Louis DEM
ocrat, who has been detailed to watch
the PROCESS of the pursuit of the Iowa
train robbers, gives the following story
about pistol shooting:
1t is well known that two stout Ger.
man women from Vienna were attached
to the Shah's suite and registered as
"seamstresses, and also that he admired
very few Of the English ladies, using in
regard to them his favorite expression
"too thin" But one day, in the courss
of his progress through Oxford Street,
be caught sight Of the cid painting left
outside of the shop formerly used as
the cxhibition-room for Mrs. Heenan,
the Fat Lady. At sight ofthis the Shah
became unusually animated, land inquired
if that were the portrait of a real wO-
man; and being informed that it was,
he ordered her to be sent for, saying
that he would make her his wife. When
it was explained to his Majesty that this
was impossible, as the Fat Lady was
under contrset to tho person who ex-
hibited her, and that even Manager
Baum, ofthe Alhambra(o ne of tho Shah 3
favorites), could not procure her from
him, the Shah plaintively replied that
it was no wonder they exhibited her, as
she was the only really han isome wo.
man he had seen in England.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
Fishing With . frog.

A well-known amateur fisherman
who is very fond OF the sport concluded
upon his las: visit to the Cumberland,
to try what virtue there was in q young
frog for bait, feeling confident that ne
would be able to draw in o catfish Of
large proportions. The gentleman
who was his partner in the fishing bust
ness, after getting several good nibblss,
succeeded in landing safelyon the bank a
good sized drum. Half an hour probably
elapsed and the man with the frog had
Nc indications OF bite, and he suggested
to his friend that his new bait was shout
to prove failure.
"Did your frog hsye green lead Z"
asked his partner.
"Yes," replied the nan with the
frog.
"Perhaps that is your fog" as be
pointed to one on the bank.
And snre enough,npon examination.
the identical frog was sitting By il;s SIDE,
with the hook in his mouth. As seen
as thrown out his frog,hip no doubt
swan to the shore, and cTac!sd rp the
bank just as far as tho iue would per
mit.-NasyuiRe Onion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
4 Bad EOy.

They say that the chief astronomer
1t the Washington Observatory was
dreadfully sold few days ago. A wick
ed boy whose Sunday school experience
seems only to have made him more de-
PRAYED, caught . frc-fy and stuck it,
with the aid of some mucilage, in the
centre of the largest lens in the teles-
cope. That night, when the astronomer
went 10 work, he perceived blaze of
light in the heavens, and what amazed
him moro was that it would give . cou-
pie of spurts and then die out, only to
burst forth again in . second or two.
He examined it carefully for few NOM
ents, and then began to do sums to dis
cover where in the heavens that cxtraor-
binary star was placed. He thought he
found the locality; and the next morning
he photographed all over the universe that
he had discovered new and remarkable
star Of the third magnitude in Orion.
In . day or two all the astronomers in
Europe and America were studying
Orion and they gaxed Mt it for hours un-
ill they were mad, and then they began
- telegraph 10 the man in Washington
to know what he meant. The discover
Or took another look, and found that the
new star had moved about eighteen bill
lion miles in twenty-four hours, and up
% examining it closely he was alarmed
10 perceive it had legs! When he went
On tho dome, next morning to polish his
glass, hc found the lightning bug. Peo-
pie down at Alexandria, seven miles dis
tant, heard part of tho swearing, and
they cay he fused into it much whole
souled sincerity and vigorous energy.
The bills for telcgraphic dispatches
amounted 10 s., 600, and now the astron-
oner wants to find that boy. He wish
e. 70 consuit with him about something.
Mar Adcler.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

She was adorned in the latest style.
Her dress was rich and it swept the
sidewalk with moro grace than q broom
coald have done. Her hair was pinned up
SO tightly on top of her head that she
could not wink with her ears. She
sailed along stately, magnificently and
exceedingly we'll pleased with herself.
Suddenly she found her trailing silk
dless under a heavy foot. She stop
ped instantly. Then turning toward the
wretch who made carpet Of her dress,
she gave him look of whitening scorn,
and drew herself up with dignity in
fact, she stood On her dignity as she ex-
claimed "sir, you arc"-and then she sat
down on her dignity, for at that moment
the orange peel on which she had planted
her heel, slipped away and she slipped
up. When she arose from tho sidewalk
the political department of her dress did
not look quite so protubcrant, and she
walked off with countenance unirradi-
atcd with smiles. The wretch who caus-
ed this misfortune to the lady did not
seem rs though he intended COM
hitting suicide in consequence of his
In fac, he actually laugh
ed. Some men arc very haertlsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
Eov 10 Read Probably.

We are indebted to tho well known
publisher, George p. Philis of New York
for copy ola little work called: GLOW
to read book profitably," and modest
as are its pretensions, it il a volume thai
should be rhoughtfuIiy persucd BY every
student who desires to reap from hi.
axertions their most fruitful harvest
We cannot give better idea ofthe man
ner in which the anonymous writer bas
treated his subject than by citing few
Of the rules he lays down for successful
study.
"Let us start" he tells US, by laying
down that We want to read book SO As
to get As much good from it as we can
to master and use it; not only to swal-
low it, but to make it part of our
selves and thereby strengthen all our
powers"
ava must have fixed aim when we
read book"
"Resd often aloud."
From two editions tho same book
choose that in the largest aud planes,
type"
" Try to believe in the author Of the
book you read, that he has something 70
teach"
If the book you take up is about some
thing with which you are familiar run
over in your mind and better still, write
down what you. already know before
starting"
"On ending the study of the book set
tie how far you have added to your
knowledge and wisdom"
"Read with a pencil and piece cfpa-
per for notes."
"Do not be driven to read any book
that anybody may happen to recommend
to YOU"
A copious and lucid illustration Of
these and similar precepts and careful
and earnest analysis of the distortion
and sterility resulting from their neg
lect will be found in an authors scholar
~ pages. We recommend ali lovers of
reading to make his acquaintance
Laurence Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

An old gentleman went one day with
his gun to shoot partridges, scccmpani-
ed BY his son. Before they approached
the ground where they expected to find
the game, the gun was heavily charged
and when at last the old gentel' .a dis
covered one of the birds, he took rest
and blazed away, expecting to sse The
game fall, of course but not s. did it
happen, for the gun Kicked with so
much force as to knock him over. The
old man got up, 'and while rubbin. The
sparks out of his eyes inquired OF his
son, "Alphy, did point the right end
Of the gun ut the birds 2"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Many seemingly exaggerated stories
are told of the proficiency of the gang
to the uso OF their pistols. Two tales
that are current in the ncighborhood
are given for what they are worth. Saffi-
citit to say that they are as firmly believed
by the residents As that the lynching of
horse thieves 10 legal. A fence rail Vas
torn do~n and planted. end up, on the
rode near the bank Of the Usage, and
one Of the Youngers mounted his horse
and road away from il a. full spsed, dis
charging six shots from his deiriaker
over bis shoulder, every one which
struck the mark.
Dismounting. be rschargsd the pisssl,
and berrowinQ his bretAsrA took eae
il each hand. Two applss whses thrown
sato The air It The sa4e dine and, ~
tese they tan TO sAe eroesd, eaeh cas-
ef4s0 waseP lis inswo ~ aeerasaolsAet
ftsA - spseavst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-28

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