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ternoon in Baltimore, in which Irwin Mel augh-
lin hred i've shots ~ Leonard Miller, neither OF
which took effect on Miller, but two parties
re Peter O'Brisn and Fred. Zsrno:key, passing at
originated in family difficulty, Mclaughlin
having married sister Of Miller. McLaug hlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

BAULKY HORSE is understood to be an ami
NAL which, when harnessed, refuses to start
Various expedieDts. many or them cruel, ere
resorted TO in order to overcome such obsti-
nancy, and ii may, therefore, be well enough TO
please note the California method. IL is to put
q rope under the horses body, behind his fore
legs, and TO let two men, one at each end, draw
the rope backwards and forwards, - IL "saw-
ing" at the legs Ii must not be done too rough
TO eecape something he does not understand
will soon move few steps, and, after length.
eDed but quiet application OF such q "persua
sive" proceee, viii not fail 10 move on. Re-
peated applications will work Q thorough cure.
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OWING to the lack of a quorum there was no
meeting Of the Senate District Committee to-
day.
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THE ARCADE.
WUOLFORD q SHILBERa,
411 5EVkNTa STREET,
spn IT between ID ADD X southwest.
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John T. MITCHELL
JUST OPENED:
CCLORKD SILKS, in new shades
fTRIPEO slLES. in neN patterns,
CASELs HaIB CLOTHS,
ALL Wool sERGFs,
GBIrkLLE PbpLIHS,
JACUURD POPLINc,
PUBE MOHAIks,
CAsHmEhEs,
GkkY IRON BAREGfE,
LINEN BATISTES,
TUILNETTB SIN. striped,
BLACK canvass GRENADINE,
Block sILk SrHIPED GkENaDIHE,
EMBROIDERED POLOSAISE, in GrenaIine
ard psBi-h Linen,
BERLIN JACKETS,
TOURISTS SUITS,
WALKING SUITS.
JOINT MITCHELL,
sr4 Let S3I PebnsyIvsnis avenue.
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An OLD MAE BURNED TO DRAfH.-The Fred
sricksburg (Va-) says:I"In Falmouth, on Tues.
dag Of last week, Robert Watts, colored, ased
about 50 years, while sitting near the Fireplace.
fell In the IRE, and was 70 severely burned tina,
ne died two days afterwards.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-24

THE Senate Committee on Mines and Mining
at their session on Monday next will hear an
argument from Judge Jere S. Black, of Penn
sylvania, on behalf of what is known as the
SutIO a.ne ndment to Senate bill 10.
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II o N K S TIC q.

I have for sale, At the Office OF the DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHIHE COMPANY, MAchiues but
little used, that have taken in exchange for tbs
pOMBSTiC, - follows Two w heeier & Wilson's;
two Singers; f.e Grover Bakers; two Wil,ox
Gilbs; one Mclean Hooper; one " Diam nd; :"
two Amer .aEs. The above will be sold 1t from $40
to $50 each, on monthly in tallmsnts.
II you want the best Mscsins I'm use, buy the
pOMKsTlC. One weeks trial will be given, with
assistance OF teacher FREE.
and such other Machines may be recommended,
Try them side by side, and then choose.
The DOAIerIC Is never beat.
Phil. u. WEIGH, Agent,
sBE I'm sos street, NJ asonic Temp ls.l
hep and Ohron., I'm. Capital aud Gazette. Isl
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SUICIDE OF TEE MATE OF TIE SrRAxxR
sNERIcuE.-rhe cable brings ne q sad SEQUEL
mate OF that vessel, has committed suicide.
Noparticulars are gIven-the fact alone Il stated
in the dispatch; but there 10 little doubt that
the man destroyed himself in q ut OF despond-
epcy growing out Of the late nfnrfunAf E xanfs
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GREAT CRASH
i Y p z l G E 8,
FATORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
CARPET5I
LOWE THAN EyER
OUBs OCk IMMENSE.
ATTRACTIONS GREAT.
At ORR PRICES now ALL ARE ENABLED
TO Boy.
THE ASSORTMENT TOO LARGs TO EMU
mERATE EYERI ARTICLE.
OUR sPECIALTIEs comprises
DBESs GOODS of sll classes, DOMEsTICS Of
every de-crirftOn, FULL LINE RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
OVER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FKESR SPRING CARPETS,
or tn LATEST DsSIe VS.
OVER THEE HUNDRED PISCES
CANTON HATTINGS Just RECEIVSD.
Excellent " bite Msttings al IS cents.
Inspect our stock snd prices, AID be convinced.
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NofIOk.rhas 7. Q. JUsrH, SIS street, be-
= ssesn sen IN Streets northwest, sells Gus
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
~ Isss khan hall the cost Of ready made new once.
ELK DR8oo especially. fsbl5rU
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COURT STENoeRArHERs.-Mr. Frye was di-
rected by the House Judiciary Committee to-
day to report bill authorizing all circuit and
district courts of the United States to appoint
stenographers, who shall be officers of the
courts and who shall receive compensation of
as per day.
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EORD's OPERA HOUSE.

"Wiaf rigH has a Jdtasr firing dead, 70 take
from a B7oltc- the ehttdres trhich ReaceH SssdS
her."
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A DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION WANTED
Among the executive documents received 10
the House to-day was a communication from
the Secretary of the Interior asking that the
following item be inserted in the deficiency bill:
"For the payment of navy pensions to widows
and others, ST. 600, to be available upon the
passage of this act" The Secretary explains
that this deficiency is mainly the result Of re-
cent legislation by Congress, whereby the pen
sions granted to widows of naval oficere are in
creased on account OF minor children, and OF
the adjudication OF IN unusual number of origi-
pal navy pension claims.
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NO HuMBU9.-L. RIQR viii pay Q fair cssb
~ price foI any kind Of Ladies', 6ents' and Chi;
drenf eECOED-HASD CLOTHING, BOOTS,
eHOBe, &C, 623 7tn O., between and G., south
Gote by nan promptly attended 20. jys-V
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JURIRs IN UTAH.-The House Judiciary
Committee, at their meeting this morning, fur
tber amended Judge Poland's bill to regulate
the selection OF juries in Utah, so as to provide
for the appointment of a commission by the
governor to make up a list OF all male citizens
of lawful age who have been citizens for one
year, who are eligible TO jury duty, and from
this list the names of grand and petit Jurors
shall be drawn in open court.
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MRS. GAINES AND GEN. CUsHING.-The
Secretary OF the Interior to-day transmitted to
the House a letter from the Commissioner of
the General Land Office stating that on the
18th OF April, 1873, he transmitted to the Score
tsry, to be sent TO Congress- list of six pri vate
land claims reported TO his Office In favor of
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines by the register and re-
ceiver at New Orleans. and that he has since
learned that claims Nos. /, 2 and in that list
were confirmed to Caleb Cushing by the Su-
preme Court of the United States-the mandate
Of the court being dated December IS, 1873.
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MoTEERs, WIVES, sIsrsRs, SWEETHEART.
should avail themselves If this Opportunity of Wit
Messing q play which has bee crowned with high
est piaudits from the best Of their sex, . noble
lesson, and
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THE Ways and Means Committee further con-
sidered to-day the bill they are preparing rela-
tive to noieties. They also agreed to summon
feur more witnesses to testify relative to the
SanbOrn contracts. Two of the witnesses will
be examined to morrow morning, and two at
the SESSION of the committee on Monday next.
, 1874-09-23
Written for the est. CrOix Avis"
THE RAIN.

The Rain, the Rain, the b%ountiful rain,
How sweetly it pours on our long thirsty soil
It ~revives, and refreshes, and cheers US again
With hopes ofsuccess for our labour and toll.
The Rain, the Rain, the beautiful rain,
S e how the large drops descend,-es in mirth
When drop follows drop, Ger and Ger again
AS they part from the dark cloud, which gave
them Birth.
The Rain, the Rain, the beautiful rain,
See how the drops glitter, In sunshine so bright;
Or hear the sweet sound as it patters again,
On pavements, and dwellings, in the lone time
of night.
, 1874-09-23

471 tons fire wood, s head of cattle and 32l
Hides.
There are more than rumours of the for
nation of a rival Island Steamboat Company,
to compete on the same route with the one
already established. The more the merrier.
Whatever the pecuniary results to the Share
holders Of the rival Companies, competition
cannot but prove beneficial to tho Public.
, 1874-09-23

Total S435, $50 As
Balance Of deposits $47,385 36
S new deposit accounts VIZ.
Various.
1G Withdrawals amounting to S 268 OF
Receivers for Saturday goth September 1874.
In CHRISTIANSTED
T. E. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
J. Hutchison, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
Counsellor L. Faber Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
JOH. f. GOLDBERG.
President.
St Croix, 2and September 1874.
, 1874-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION.

RFTER Begjaring af Frederic
e steds Skiftcret som behandlende
afgangne Richard Moretons Opbuds-
DO, vile bliye opraabt til absolut
Bortsalg we'd cen Auktion her paa
Auctions Contoiret Torsdagen den
I5de October f0rstkommende efter-
nevnte dette 30 tiIh6rende Eiendom-
me, nemlig
, 1874-09-23

The Rain, the Rain, the bountiful rain,
1t fills us with pleasure, it gives us much joy,
All Hail to the GIvER! Wen praise Him asoaiip
And again, for his goodness, which has no ALLOW.
GRATIA.
2lst Sept. 1874.
, 1874-09-23

No. l8 in Strand Gade in this town
at 2 o'clock p. m.
The conditions for the sale and
the appraisements may be seen at
the Office of the Dealing Court
where also other calculations con-
corning the properties may be OBJ
tanned.
Auction Office Frederiksted Sep
TENDER 2ISt 1874.
G. SARAUW.
, 1874-08-15
MACHINERY.

TN0Il NAi,E--tlSE ea.uOltSE IuWER STATION
sr ~. he!!a vi" l, lins aa asa:: A,sn Sh a"e Gill;, f
ux itNaibU itut, and st G'onn W.T. " eoiu iS1
juW 1t inknn logothaF. Apply u uaIot bAAoa Nfd'
ftlp,. 14J tjhltI.xt.
, 1874-08-15
Nexx .rl,corY OF Corncts.

Tbs following novel theory Of comets is pro-
posed In tho last number OF Iron: "CometH
aro supposed to oonBHt Of thin vapora OF RasoB,
held toRether by tho mutual attraction Of their
particles. Lake all bodies 50 circumessneed;;
they peocaaarlly assume tho spherical form: and
theraforo tue common notion that they consist
ol comparatively small and bright nucleus. and
an Immensely long and illuminated TAU, evident
" deriyed from lta appearance III the heavens.
cannot for moment be entertained. Ihat tnetr
ephegioal form, as shown by the reteotou ngnt
Of tho aun, would SCARCELY DO disoernapo 's,
tho comet wore aa dense as tho denBost
cloud Of our atmosphere would not DO eurpTls- ~
ing; but II their attenuation az describod ny elf
John uereohel DO considered, Rl Wonder oeaaos.
6ir John uersohel gsya that tue most unsno-
gtautisl clouds which hoat In tho hghcst regtolla
Of our atmosphere, and soem et aunaos TO ne
drcuohod in tho Light and TO glow throughout ~
out any shadow or dark side, must be lookets
upon az dense and massive bodies. compared
with tho flmy and al hut spiritual te1tulo OF a
comet. Owing TO this oxtrome tenuity Of matter
the rays Of tho aun'B light "a reelected ny IT,
nse absolutely invisible to the lhhault-
penetrating into the oontro, Of the CO.. eon,et,
aro rofracted by shH powerful Ions Of %, og0 o0t
OF lgaguoH diametor into tho focuB wtlloa 1ofilt
| tho nuoleua Of tho comet Whero thoro ~, por.
! lapa, q creator concentration st Tays Of liEst
| than anywhere else, not iu the body ol tlo Dlit
! Thonco lhlA large body OF concentrated llghe
streamlug in narrow path through the reMa'll
| ing half Of tile comet In direction opposite K
Tia s,n, formB that splendid appondAgo caliet
tho tall. II seems soarcely nccessary 70 pom
! out that this Iuodo OF Viewing comet accoant
tor tho circumstance OF the tall bon.l
always Ia opposition TO the shl
whcther In advancing or reooding. Ais
, 1874-08-15
Golden WeddtME%

From khe 9reen bay (1F.s, Adroeate.
the ftlath anniversary Of Tho wedding OF the Hon.
and Mrs. Horny i, Bard ot Tina otty,-ana, al
though no formal pEoparation waa made, Tho o.
casion was improved By congratulating calls by
large numborB Of ou1 people, ~
Henry g. Baird aud hiss Eliza 7. Fisher were
married at MacIinao, On the 18th Of August 1924.
Only three other persons who were e. that we'd ti
denis Of ureon Bay-Oapt. J, ". Cotton, Mr..
.Wllliam Mitchell, aud Miss Jane Donstnan. NJ.
nud Mira. Baird removed, in September Of tue
same year, to aroon nav, whore they have over
friends, not only here, but throughout Wisconsin,
and rearing household Which haa riaen mp e
call them, Blessed" His namo hao been asaooi
nectod with nnarly every movement for the
growth and welfare Of tho country in sll these
afly years while she has been forward n u
hos been tho synonym Of all that is generous uni
h,sDitAblo,.
, 1874-08-15

march in \ southcely direction Of 45 nitna,
reached tho South Fork OF tho Choyonno ltivor
ut tho mouth Of q crock flowing from tho north
and omptying Into tho Cheyonuo midway botscon
tho mouths OF Hot and Horaehead Crooks.
From this point Royuoldn, tho scout, Hot out In
one hour tor Tott Laramie. roacl.oI hero at
p. 1n., and will proceod to Harpoya roak by q
difroront routo tomorrow morning. Tho coun.
try between hero and Harney's rcht is generally
en- portion, covered with excellent grass.
g. A.DUsrEn,
Dravet hIAtor-9tneral Commanding.
Official, COPY respectfully forwarded to, l,ead-
tho Licutonant.G General Commanding.
(stgnod], ALrnEp II. TEnnY,
Dr1gaacr.GcnerAl, u. 8. A.
, 1874-08-15

11STTNER WAETTp-WITH $1,000 CAHiit pAR
l. step Ut into manufacturing Snu mi ~ rtrnr
IN fnw Yotk 70 taks to PLACE onhsnaoI. Address,
.luHltEts frlbunu offro. ----.----
DAWPNXH WANTEN : VltW PAHfMEM " Et ~ ~
l. country rRp bualupVsss AdhitA'o' "'"
ElmtaA Ii.
, 1874-08-15
WANTED--TO RENT.

WANTED-.TO RENT.
TNANTEp-TQ RENTJTV0aTORY AND BASE
nsnt o. lo.toom houae IN 1929 tocaiy Mcst 81 Sr
Tribune onic0.
INANTED-8 10 ROOMS ON TIE WEST BIDE,
w north Of Palkat. aud wcet Of Baaatcd for h0us0
hopping; thcee Il family: u, Tribune otnoe
, 1874-08-15

TO LEASE;

It3 LE1fAS1IA. :
tl.0 Lt:ASE-fUR TERM OF YEtN Me-
/ It,, tvAr MArkbli lot &!A LIB.
Aibtkut-at,, EsAF AI4ina! lot Ex:a.
VIII MAA4 i lau3 leAsp Ut Inv re:t,
i. L. uASElELD. " tA3llls
, 1874-08-15
'rOtRENT-..HOusEs:'

no Rent IzyAANsToN-A 1;RooM COTTAGE; Ct;
sro1o. 1MH nHoWN, IL Isssilo.sI, isoom I. -.
RIO NENT-oR F6R BALE otiRAP 70 REsP0N:
u s"%s
, 1874-08-15

cultivated raspberries Of oqual flavor to those
found growing wild hore nor haye I oyer seen
hnve seen hnndreds Of acre. OF thom hero. Wild
Strawberries, wild ourrants, gooaeherriea. two
varieties Of puro berries, and Wild cherrea,, aro
all found in IN groat Rrofuson, and Of exceeding
leys without othor food or shelter than that to
be obtained from running at large.
As there aro scientiBts accompanying tho or
pedltlon for o1aminlng tho
MtNERAL nxsounoEs
OF this region. the result OF wAoae rehoarchess
will accompany my detailed report, omit all
present rofo1eucc To that portion Of our explora-
lions until the return Of ths expedition, except to
pr,nta, TINT gold hss boen found ut
several places, and It Ia the belief Of those
who are giving thelr attention to th1a subject
that 1t will DO found in paying quantities. lhave
MIRO n goid IL size of small pin-hoad. and most
| Of il obtaipol to-day from ono painful OF earth.
| As we Aayn nogor Folnainod longer at our camp
than one day II WILL DO readily nnaeE. :.
sao9a saa' Satisfactory shSlS oxa1nination il
regard to deposits Of valuable minerals. Yoina
! OF lead md strong Indications Ct the existence
| Of silver have been found. Until further axam-
Is "n %s rSgspdaDf gopa s forad voas et
out ~ue on most every hillside, All e1lstug geolos
ical and geographical mapa Of this region havt
| bpep found i1luurrout. Ihfa Will hos aeom snr
nr;ailc u when il Is remembered TINT both hay'
bosn b oonpilea by guesssosk, and without On n,
! tnr;nr the country attempted to bo represented
''.rhs Vhc i,cu,th at ths command coAtinusa e2ost
lept. E | vii hogn my northnard mnrth in fou
duys from tllls date. t'o not expect to ass!s'
l. 1T Fort Lincoln until the 11st Of August.
~ q. A. gUarER,
pro,et stajor-donorL O. 8, A., Commanding E1poll
r. S.-1o:so p. N. Aug. al left our mail
camp near Iiarnsy's Peak sts 8 o'clock sGss motn
inu Win i've companies Of cavalry, And, Alter
, 1874-08-15

1@;>>1 Do1Tn IN pnfy1TE s r'~A FAMILY 4 '5.'s m
D lady and son f9rownl; soma Of tho avenues tins
nughburloud Of TwnututA.st prsferse4. ltsferyncts
, 1874-08-15
BUILDING MATERIAL.

1WhNTNn-1oo. .p0o NRloK IN KxoIIANlK FOn
Wy we'll acatCl lot tuA4r city limits tto Fart1u al
f.rso ni inn umltAuca, Aldless q. Ttlhlls onlaa-
, 1874-08-15

1NY ANTED-I WILL. PAY HALF CASH AND HALE
IN Wisconsin timbot land tsSn3 ~ ~ 1T sSfe m ES
ChcaKn Hhetell worth !! M 70 @Tg,H; Sena
description, price, laootnbKauco, &cs 70 ~
office, --------.
~ 1NTED--TVT yYELL IDChTED, DliTWEEN
w tfnjisou and Harrison ard BanKa!on and lt4yne.
sts viii make ii6prl cssh paynont i. l.. OANt1hLD
ItaHh3in.ai. = -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-14
ROADS.

We are told that the roads east of
Dallas are in very bad condition.
Where the fault is we do not know, but
every one knows that good roads are
not only great public necessities, but
otherwise a great benefit to our town
or county. The wayfaring man natur-
ally falls in love with any county hav-
ing good roads and mile posts plainly
marked. In this last particular Dallas
county might hang her head in shame.
If there are any mile posts or finger
boards at read forks, we have not seen
them. Strangers leaving town, going
north or east, usually have to make in
quiries from three to six times within
the first three miles, before being as
sured of being on the right route; espe-
cially is this true with those wishing to
go to Rockwell or Greenville.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-14
Eributc Of Respect.

AT cal! meeting of the "Dallas City Medi-
cal Society" on the 9th day Of March, 1874,
the following proceedings were determined
upon, tC-wit:
The death of Dr.. G.. W. Stevenson was an
nounced by DR.. l.. Elliott, with few appro-
pirate remarks. Whcreupon, II committee
of three members of the society was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive of the
high regard in wnch the members Of the
medical profession hold the memory of their
deceased brother AID friend. DIS. Jones,
Ncwsom ana Ewing We're appointed as said
committee, and reported the following roSo-
buttons, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, in the dlspCnsat!on of an All
Wise providence, it has pleased Almighty
God to call from our midst, pr. q. W. Steven
son; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death Of this our
brother, the medical profession mas suffered
the loss Of II most worthy member; OF Il man
respect; whose purity of character tllcltru
our esteem, and whose habtuai gent enes>
and cOultGCusneSs of lnuuncr, won our alice
ton. ., !.
sympathy to his wife, whose sore bcro&Ne-
Incnt We can, in some manner, appreciate
and to his beloved children, ana to ali olherS
to whom our departed friend was near ana
dear, and who Will cherish MIN in aiectinh'
ate memory.
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased, TO ih'
clay papers for publication and entered on
the minute 'Nooll of this society.
r. II, JONES, NJ. d.
NJ. NJ. NEWSON, NJ. ID.
"A. EWING, NJ. D.
Committee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-14

WE have heard, but do not know it
to be true, that Il movement is on foot
to extend the corporate limits of Dali
las half Il mile era mile east. If true,
the measure l., to our mind, unwise and
unjust. The cog,".rate limits are now
one and u half miles square, covering
an area of lUuricvn hundred and forty
acres, space abundant for popula-
ton of probably fifty thousand souls.
Before taking in more territory, em-
bracing farming land, ii seems wiser to
wait till the present limits are fairly
and properly supplied with streets over
which people can walk or drive with
out danger, which is far from being
the case now. But few days since a
lady was thrown from vehicle by
sink hole in one of the principal
streets, and had her collar bone
broken. Smaller space, well improved,
is better for our interests than an ex-
tended boundary, without good thor
oughfares. So it seems to Us, but if
the people interested desire to have it
otherwise, it's not our funeral.
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Mtcklg AjeMld


Plano Ia q town ON the TcNos Central
mllroo1, Ia the south part Of Collin
county, aud eighteen miles north of
Dallas. pretty place, In es iich
II nclshborhood as any town In Texas,
Inns several churches and a population
Of as good people ~ can he found any
where south of the Potomac, which
means rs good as amy in the Union.
The east fork Of the Trinity river
runs twelve miles east of Plano, being
stream impossible during large
part Of the year,
Last winter charter was granted
for building a bridge, plank road and
causcway across The East fork and its
bottom. Already the main and subor-
dnate bridges have been completed,
the embanllments thrown up and II
large part Of the distance macadamised.
The entire distance Of bridges, with
bois dare posts, pillars, etc, is one
thousand seven hundred feet. \ large
scope of country, of unsurpassed FER
tility isthus opened to access to the Tex
as Central railroad at Plano, which has
caused that beautiful town to prosper
beyond any place on the road, not q
county seat.
On yesterday a meeting Of the incor-
porators and stockholders was held in
Plano for the permanent organization
of the compauy-Colonel Ed Cham
bers, presidentand John Henry Brown,
secretary. After full report of all
that had been done, the following gen
tlemen were elected officers of the East
Fork Plank and Macadamised road
company for the ensuing year, viz: l..
w. Oglesby, president; Layfayette But
Ter, secretary, and Butler c. Fowler,
treasurer.
This causeway and bridge is one OF
the best and most successful enter
prises in north Texas. 1t is an honor
to Collin county, and double honor to
Plano. Colonel l.. w. Oglesby is cnti-
tied to be regarded as a public benc-
factor for the spirit he has manifested
in perfecting the Improvement. The
east part of Collin, nearly all of Hunt,
and large part of Rockwell county
are thus placed within easy access to Il
railroad depot at Plano.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-14
Nc Have Tried

The great cough remedy. Mar-dcn.s Pccto'
raj Balm Is considered by all WHO have tried
IL the ne plus ultra of medical discoveries.
Testimonials pour in from all classes, cH-
pressing the gratitude of the thouSan who
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space prevents our Publishing In detail the
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aliihe It in daily practice rs the best cNpecto-
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EDDY are fully established in every class Of
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of evidence when will carry conviction to
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although highly cflcctual in It's remedial
character, IL, IN lie highest degree, innocent
in its composition, and may DE taken with
great benefit By tie most delicate. Mars
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all druggists at iifty cents small, or one dol
lar large bottles.