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The ceeil jFhig dominates the Hon. J.
a. J creswell, late Postmaster General
as the Republican candidate far President
In 1876.
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The attention Of persons seeking real
estate is called to the large quantity adyer-
tiscd in this issue.
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A column of Spanish troops haY d.
feated body of Cuban insurgents j tie
hills Of Biiaru. Is
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OF Land. more or less, adjoining lands Of
Joseph L. Hahn, the undersigned, James w.
Troxel, aud others. The land is in good
state OF cultivation, and under good fencing.
The improvements consist Of a
AzaA-S large two-Story Log Dwelling
M House, we'll finished, and laid
~. ~ of in fine rooms, with cellar
under the same, Log Barn, in good eondi.
ton, Spring House, and Spring of Pure Water
convenient to the dwelling, Carriage House,
and all other necessary out houses. There
are 40 Acres of Prime Timber Land on this
farm that cannot be surpassed, and due pro-
portion Of Meadow. Also an Orchard Of
choice Fruit Trees Of all descriptions. This
property lies convenient to Rail Road, and
lime can be procured very conveniently This
property is situated in fine, healthy commu.
nifty, near schools, churches, mills, &c. Also
at the same time aud place Meadow Lot
CONTAINING FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, lying about two miles from the
Farm, and produces heavily of all kinds Of
Grass, and enclosed with good fencing, and a
good Hay Barrick on the same, and other
conyeniences. Any person wanting property
of the above description would do well to al
tend the sale, as il will be positive. The I'M
dersigned deems it unnecessary to say any
more about il, except to invite any person
who wishes to view the same before the day
OF sale to call on him, adjoining the said prop
erty, and he will take pleasure in showing the
same.
Terms of Sale. -0ne.third of the purchase
money to be paid to the said Executor on the
day OF sale, or on the ratification thereof by
the said Court, and the residue in two equal
fnavnonte tho onn M hla in nnn ,aor and
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VALUABLE
Farm and Timber Lands
AT PRTVlT,E SALE.


A SMALL FARM near Westminster. con.
A tanning 10 Acres, buildings fair; has az
excellent limestone quarry, fencing good, land
productive, never iailing spring near the
dwelling, stream Of wator runs through the
TWO HUNDRED ACRES 8 miles south
built, out buildings IN good order, land well
,la'd of, fencing good, well-watered, land in
nlgn state Of cultivation, 80 Acres in heavy
timber.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF FINE
INNER LAND, adjoins the above, will be
sold in lots suit. The timber on thisprop-
eriy consists Of oak, hickory and chestnut.
FOR further information apply to or address
JOHN y. HILL,
Bird Hill, Carroll County, Nd.
Or 10 =. LYNCH, Westminster, Nd.
York Gazette publish two mos. and send
bill to this Office. iy25,2mos
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TEnnInrE AccinEsT.--A letter dated War.
iieidsburg, July %, says; Yesterday morninp
Mr.. Albinus Poole, Of this place, went 10 ~
residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Collins for The pur.
pose Of threshing some grain, and whilst lhe
horsepower was in slow motion, for The pur-
pose Of grensing, little son Of Mr.. Collins.
hive Or six years old, was sitting on the driy.
er's platform, when one Of his feet slipped Of
and was caught IN the machinery, and dread
mlly inceraied. Or. Summers was immsdi.
dered oil the aid that skill could afford "a the
little Sufferer. Some portions Of The flesh had
70 be cut awayin order 10 make The opern.
ton complete. The doctor says that II wns
the mdtt lacesated wonnd he ever INV.
This IS anothes warming 70 parents and others
and proof that n majority al what are cali
"a Sad accidents, nre the resnlt Of earelessnsss
and want efthoheli.
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August Picard French Canadian. liy.
ing q Rochester. n. X. has attained his
iq7th year
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We are requested to state that the Sabbath
School Of the Centenary NJ. f. Church, this
city, will assemble at the usual hour, tomor'
row, Sunday.
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The Sunday trains on the Western Mary
land Railroad carry large number Of pas
sengers. The morning train from Baltimore
on Sunday last brought out no less than l56.
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NO. 1850 EoIjITy

NO. 1850 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Co.n,,.
JOS. Davis, Trustee, vs., Henry Six aud wife.
nhDERED this 2lsi day Of July. A. d.
~ 1914, that the account Of the Auditor
hled IN this cause be finally ratified and con.
irmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown, on or before the l7th day Of Al.
gust next provided a copy Of this order he
inserted for two successive weeks beIore ,ho
last named day IN some newspaper published
in Carroll county,
- FRANK r SHAW, CLERK.
Irne copy,--Iesf&
Jnly z9-H Faux T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Several of the daily papers are publishing,
for the second time, the murder of Shaeiier by
Fisher, the lunatic, in the Carroll county Aims
House, on the 30th Of June.
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Afs Nan Cgst, tbs eloquent fesigslist
Wy be y Emory Grove Camp or Tues,
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CAMP MEETING.

ItHERE win be Camp Meeting held ON
- Manchester Circuit by the Church Of the
United Brethren in Christ, in the woods If
Mr.. Richard Tracy, in Baltimore county. near
Trenton, on the Black Rock Road. beeinnina
AUGUST u AND CONTINUING TNTIt
THE 2lst OF AUGUST. Tents will be fur.
nished l2xl5 feet with floor for 81. An are
invited to attend. A large number Of prom.
inent Ministers will be present. The Cam
will be under the management Of Rev. n a
colestock, p. +. " =
REV. A. II. RICE,
Pastor and Chairman Of Committee.
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VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
AT TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of deed of trust from George
~ Mihm and wife, executed, acknowledged
and recorded according to law, the under
signed, as Trustee, will sell at public sale, on
the premises, situate on the Westminster and
Littlestown Turnpike Road, in Myers district,
about miles from Westminster and about
u miles from the Union Mills, on
Saturday, the e9M day Of August, 1871,
at ! o'clock, p. IN. the following Real Estate.
No. l.--The Home Property. containing
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Beware of three card monte men and pick
pockets to-day.
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hNaEzzikHEN1 Emanuel Shafar, OF Glen
s,9ef' n. sss arrested ~ officer Powell. on
7''s1faA{ Nigh. Isst. On q warrant issned ~
'es',ce Ae'zeii changing him with being ono
ceased, and having a such ad'5io;s,rstar =.
ceixed divers and laa1e sums 81 money H..
topgin9 70 The estate Of said Fb;I,n RbeA.f
deceased, did, With intent "a deifaod. eonver}
ieEza port thereof % wit he sum 81 iour
t1p'zana dollars and upwards, and arnrcnr;.
&c ,lr same 70 bis own use and pdfnn&a .
e''e,'tf ~ taken 10 York BY the officer. ana
- 4eianit Of $4,000 bail vas committed Is
~ e a''sner tAF action o. The Grand Jury.
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Ner Windsor District, Carroll Co., Nd

Rf virtue Of a power contained in Mort.
- gage dated l4th Of March, 1872, and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
No. 6, Folio All, &c. from A. Augustus Nor.
ris and wife, to the undersigned, will sell at
Public Sale, on the premises, one-half mile
from Stems Store at Sans Creek, and same
distance from Jewsburg, in Carroll county, on
Saturday, @e a9h day Of august, 1911,
at o'clock, p. m. the one undivided halfin.'
terest of the said A, Augustus Norris and
Martha Z. Norris, his wife, in that valuable
Real Estate and premises on which said A.
Aug. Norris and wife now reside. Containing
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SAnnArH ScHooL c CELEBRATION. There will
be a Sabbath School Celebration at Union
Bethel /, on Saturday, the sth day Of August,
1874, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. Several Schools
win be in attendance; able speakers will ad
dress the assembly; the public are cordially
invited.
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FOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tnnouou il OK Houa.-A Baltimorean
said 70 US, few days since, IF we could
eai train 70 run between Baltimore and
Westminster, II one hotu, l would live IN
Westminster, while doing business n Belli-
more. MANY others would do the same thing.
Aud why not run train, daily, each way, in
one bourg -Four trims, each way, pass over
the road daily, one Of which, at least, might
be an express train, with fewer stoppages, for
the accommodation Of through passengers,
If this were done, many citizens OF the Mon.
umenial City would prefer 70 be domieiled
here, and pass up and down, from home to
business, and from business home, morning
and evening. The advantages Of such an arr
rangement would Ne very great Here they
could build, at moderate cost, better houses
than they can afford in the city. Here they
could surround their dwellings, With grounds
for oruamentation with shrubbery and howers,
and for the outdoor exercise Of their child.
rem. Here they could enjoy pure water aud
pure air, Westminster being one thousand
feet above Baltimore, by actual measurement.
Here living is cheaper and all the comforts
afforded by the city may be enjoyed here. Il
is also more healthy we have no ehills and
fevers; no annoyance from mosquitoes, that
pest Of most summer residences, for which
Baltimore Is particularly famous, except the
north western section OF the city. These are
some Of the advantages offered by Westmin'
ster as a suburban residence for Baltimoreans
All they require is more rapid transit between
these two points Let US have 1t, The dis
lance Is but thirty miles, and may be run viii
ease in one hour, and the Railway will find ii
profit in II. The excursion train made tn.
] run from Druid Hill Park to Westminster, OIL
Thursday OF last week, in one hour, exclusive
Of stoppage at wnter tank. This demonstrates
that the time between Baltimore and West
minister may be reduced to one hour, withou
any difficulty, and with profit and adyantsg'
to the road as well as to the public. We hop
that the present liberal and enlightened man
agement may take the subject into considera
ton, and make the change speedily. Tn
only obstacles to higher rate Of speed, i j
said, are one or two sharp curves which nigh
be straightened, and some portions of the oil
track which are somewhat worn and need re
pairs. These done, and through IN one hour
will render Westminster q mere suburb Of tn
! monumental city. Baltimore viii profit by i
Westminster would profit by il; the railroa
would profit by It /; and the public, OF course
Let MS have the change.
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The Fste Ckampefre Of the Amphioas was
a great success. It. is admitted 10 have been
the finest entertainment ever gotten up in
Westminster, and seems 10 have given the
greatest amount Of enjoyment. The Grove
was brilliantly Illuminated with numerous gas
tets and several hundred Chinese lanterns
A beautiful arch spanned the gateway, taste
fully festooned with the American flag and
surmounted by star OF gas jets. The nu.
merous refreshmeut tables were decorated
with bouquets Of beautiful flowers, only sur
passed in their loneliness by the living, breath
ing flowers, who presided over them with so
much ease and grace, in their rich fancy cos
tunes, which greatly heightened their charms.
/ The array Of beauty and fashion present was
the admiration Of every beholder. The bril-
| liant Illumination, the fancy costumes Of the
ladies, the gay throng Of youth and beauty
empowered beneath the overspreading branch
es, the balmy atmosphere, and the exquisite
music, presented altogether scene Of en-
ehantment rarely ever surpassed. Many
thanks are dne.to the ladies for their mos
efficient and Indispensable aid, while the Am
phions have placed us all under renewed OBJ
legations to them for atfording to our citizeni
one Of the most pleasing entertainments eve
enjoyed in Westminster. The Gray's Corne
Band was present on Thursday and Frida,
evenings, and added much to the entertain
ment BY their inspiring strains. They wer'
the guests of the Amphions. A pyrotecni,
display Of beautiful rockets took place eacl
I evening The utmost propriety and goot
order prevailed, the enjoyment was unalloyed
and many expressed the wish that they nigh
1 look upon the like again.
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Assignee's NotIce of Appoinlment.

VIE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
= his appointment M Assignee Of the os-
tate Of Isaac d. w. Stonesiicr, Of Harvey
Carroll county, Maryland, Bankrupt, in the
place Of Alexander p. Addlesperger, rcincy,,,
ca, by an order Of the Honorable W zen
ulies, Judge Of the District Court Of the Uni'
iied States Tor the District Of Maryland, bear
ing date July 7, A. d. 1874.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
July 25-at Assignee
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1913 ACRES OF LAND.

1913 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less, and fully described in said Mort
gage. The improvements con.
sist Of LOG WEATHER AGM-l
BOARDED HOUSE, Bank -
Barn, and other necessary out
buildings. There is thriving young orchard
on the place. The land is in a good state Of
cultivation, having been recently lined mi
over. Fences in good condition, and water
in abundance. user
TERMS OF SALE. --0ne-hnlf cash, balance in
SIX months, secured by purchasers notes with
approved security bearing interest from date
ISRAEL. NORRIS.
Co. Mortgage.
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0RFaAxs' C0uRT. Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge; Isaac c. Bale, and L, p. Sling
lnlf, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry r..
Beltz, Register Of Willsi George N. Parke,
Deputy Register
Monday, July e7fh. IF. J. Troxel, guardian
to Emily " Bruce, Amanda and Joseph I.
znchnrias, settled ID and final account Tor
each.
Tuesday, Ja,ly 2Sth. Letters Of admins
tration, viii annexed, Of Catharine Hook, de-
ceased, were granted to Francis II. 0rendorf.
James Kuhns was appointed and bonded as
administrator Of Andrew Kuhns, deceased.
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FARM of 49, ACRES

VI Land, more or less, situated ON the West.
minister and Washington Roads, improved
by Comfortable Dwelling Hansa. S,.l,lo
New Corn House and Granary, Wagop Shed
Meat House and Dairy; occupied 6y .Joseph
Brandenburg, about one halt in Timber. we'll
watered and about l miles from Hood Mil.
iIth-Lot No. 10, Farm containing
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is conveniently watered, and now in the nc.
Scupancy Of William Selman, and Is imnroyed
by good Dwelling House, Barn, Stable.
Corn House, Meat House, Dairy, and all other
necessary out buildings. l4th-l.ot No. IA
contains
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CHAxGE OF CLERICAL RElATIoSs.--Rey.
Casper Schmidt, formerly assistant pastor Of
st. Johns Church, this city, has been appoint
ed assistant to Rev. Father Valentine Smith,
Of ST. Michael's Church, Frostburg, Allegany
county, Nd. and has entered upon the dis
charge Of his dnties.
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49, ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS

Is located on the Washington, Westminster
IL and Sykesyille Roads, about 10 Acres
S51 ARE IN Timber, well fenced and is nat.
- urally good soil. l5th-l.ot No. rs, a
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SUNDAY TRAISs roR EaoRY 6Rorr CANp.-
Trains will run over the Western MARYLAND
Railroad, on Sunday, August ID and 9th. as
! follows :--Going East-Leave Williamsport
$40 A. M. Hagerstown 700, Smithsbure I: pa.
Waynesboro TAO, Sabillasyille 1854, Mechan.
lcstown CLIO and s;Is, Rocky Ridge 6:25 and
s:27, Frederick Junction 6;45 and 5: 40. Union
Bridge 700 and $50 A. NJ. and $3.50 P. M.
New Windsor ia and sos A. NJ. and Sal
I. N. Westminster 1888 and 9:2i A. M. ana
6;14 7. n. Gorsuch 7:50 and 9:34 A. M. and
6;27 P. N. Tank s;07 and 9:4G A. N. and
6;46 7. NJ. Fnksburg s:1s and 1855 A. NJ.
and 700 p. NJ. and arrive ct Emory Grove
s:2s and 1906 A. NJ. and 7:0s p. NJ. Return.
ing West-Will leave Emory Grove e:47 A
M. eos and 1000 p. NJ. Finksburq Q: s. A. nj
and Zoo and 1910 P. NJ. Tank 1907 A. nj
and I;13 and 1923 p. NJ. Gorsuch 10: 2OA. nj
and 7:28 and 1898 p. NJ. Westminster IOs3o
A. N. $40 and 1850 p. NJ. New Windsor
l0:40 A. NJ. and s:0l and HAP. N. Union
Bridge ll:O0 A. M. and $40 and ll:30 p. NJ
Frederick Junction $50 and ii:44 p. NJ
Rocky Ridge SAG P. M. and I2:04 A. nj
and arrive a Mechanicstown sos P. M. and
1870 A. NJ Sabillasville 9.15 p. NJ. Blue
Ridge 9;29, Waynesboro' 9.2e, Smithburo
g:47, Hagerstown 1910 and Williamsporf
1890 P. ".
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BILIOUS, REMITTENT AND INTER.
MITTENT FEYERs.
Dr.. ]. Walkers Vinegar BittpR

AS they will speedily remove the dark.coortl
yiscid matter with which the bowels are loai.
ed, at the same time stimulating the seen
tons Of the liver, and generally restoring Ii,
healthy functions ofthe digestive organs
FOrtify the Body against Disease,
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REsT PRINTING done at TINS Al.
- vocsTE Office.
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TmE Coax CRor.-There is every prospect
for large crop Of corn in this county. The
late rains have given It a fresh start, and the
forward corn is safe. We heard gentleman
say that he had 20 acres which could not be
beaten in the county, and that he expected to
realize 10 barrels per acre from ii.
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TRUSTEES SALE
o. sarvaura
ESTATE
CONSISTING or
farms, TIMBER LANDS,
A FARM Consisting Of 1882 ACRES

OF Land, more or less; the improvements are
Comfortable Log Dwelling
AEA-,l House, Barn, Stable, Tobacco
~ Houses, and other out houses,
&iasszss55 is in a good state of cultivation,
with due proportion Of Wood and Meadow
Land. 2d-Lot No. 2 contains
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RUNAWAY Friday evening Of last week
as DR.. Fringer, Of this city, was returning from
visit in the country, his horse stumbled and
fell, breaking some part the Of harness, which
caused the buggy TO run against the animal.
The horse with buggy attached ran about l25
yards, upsetting the vehicle and throwing the
DR.. out. The buggy was badly broken, but
fortunately the DR.. escaped with no other in
jury than dislocated finger and several slight
| bruises
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GAIA DAY AT MANCHESTER, "a grandparade
and pic mic under the auspices Of Manchester
Lodge, No. Is, knights Of Pythias will take
place at Showers Grove, Manchester, on
Saturday, August 18th. Cotiliion music from
Baltimore, and the Manchester Cornet Band
will be in attendance. The pic mic will be
continued in the evening, and the grove will
be brilliantly illuminated.
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A NRw DEgouREn or THE PorATo. The
Colorado beetle isnot alone Units depredations
upon the potato. A small white wotm has
attacked the stock itself, apparently working
from the ground upward, eating out the centre
Of the stock. The effect is to destroy the tops
or vines, which grow yellow, and soon perish.
This worm is even more destructive than the
Colorado beetle, and is destroying the crop in
various parts Of this county.
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Remarkable Qualities

Are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminatiyo y.
tritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedaiive. INV NV,
ter.Irritant Sudorihc, Alternative and AM Avn
Bilious. 1'1r
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GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Aud a liie.giying principle, . perfect NJ.
yator and lnyigorator Of the system V sno
before in tho history Of the world has S wy
cine been compounded possessing M, : 'neul
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

OF the Vinegar Bitters?' Our en,-
that they remove the cause Of dises,o4 y
the patient RECEIVERS his health Ther y. and N
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1862 ACRES B 27 SOR. PERCHES

OF Land, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Joseph 4. Hahn, the undersigned, James W.
Troxel, aud others. The land is in good
state OF cultivation, and under good fencing.
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Agricultural implements
SOLE AGENT FOR

Ames Portable Engines Carver Cotton
Gins, Brooks Cotton Press, Eclipse Cotton
Press, Coleman's Corn Mills, Stnubs Corn
Mills, Victor Cane Mills, American Cane
Mills, Cooks Evaporators, American Evup-
orators, Branch and Crookcs Circular saws
and Victor Scales.
DEALER IN
Saw Mills, Horse Powers, Rubber Betting,
Gum and Hemp Packing, Cistern, Well
and Force Pumps Iron Pipe and Fittings,
RrasS Work, Steam GuUgeS, steam Whistles,
Guage Cocks, etc, Wheel Barrows, stove
Trucks, Gang Plows, Walking CultlvatOrs,
Cider Mills, Corn shelters, Lard and MRchin-
cry Oils, etc, etc, Engineers supplies OF
every description. Complete machinery for
-four mills will be furnished or any part OF
such mills supplied on short notice.
l62-dlY
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THE DAILY HERALD ~ pgp,i'she ICY every
anni,uu,,n,s AloTaiX months u forono month !
s cents ior one week single copies 10
gants
THE Daily Herald Is now furnished to sub
sor,hers by carrier at IS cents per week, The
noner viii be delivered regularly eacll morn
ipr at an early hour, to any part OF the city
AMI suburbs within " mile and half Of the
cnurt house. Subscribers falling 10 receive
their paper viii oblige by reporting to Mr.
nnvse nj thisoffce.
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Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at 6:l0 a m and arrive at
Houston at $50 n m.
Leave Galveston at 300 p IN and arrive at
Houston mt SEQ p m.
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive at
Houston OF $50 pm. he.r
Leave Houston at 6:l5 n IN and arrive al
Galveston az 900 n IN.
Leave Honston 1000 m and arrive at Gal
weston at 2:U y m.
Leave Houston mt $50 pm and arrive ut
Galveston at 1870 u m.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton ut 0s00 n M. Leaves Houston at 300 p m.
The 6:lO n m train from Galveston connects
burg and san Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
tIal railrond. .sess.ft
The 300 p IN express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston aud Texas Central
railway.
The 500 p m express from Galveston con.
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad ut Houston ato m.
The IU:oO a IN train from Houston arrives az
Galveston at 800 p m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and a. the depots.
Communication tickets to local points, one
Thousand and five hundred mile tickets, c an
| he purchased AT the ticket Offices Of this com-
many or from Galveston ticket office.
an. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
II. d. ANDREWS General Ticket Agent.
fH lt ne 1l0dtf