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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-21
STATE AGnipuLTunAL Ann hH'
OnAsiOAL COLLAGE,
Correspondence heiween sehe aad
Iion senersan Dayis,

EXECUTIVE OFfirT, Stars ~ IHkAs,
Auafisi June w. ma !
Hon, JeiprSon Davis, Memphis Ienni
dlMY DEAR SlR-Ata meeting VI the
Hoard NJ Directors NJ The Agricultural
and Mechanical College ~ Texas, held
Jund lsl, NJ liTyau, Ia lifaaoA oounly,
near which tho College N located, II
was Unanimously resolved, that The
Presidency Of ihe College be rendered
10 yourself, with u salary Of four thou
sand dollars per annuln, WIN resi-
denoe properly furnished, aud ~ much
land attached IN might he desired fnf
yards, garden, etc, A President NJ
the Hoard, was Instructed ~ 0Ommu'
nlcate immediately with you, present
the offer, aud urge IN acceptance ]
now perform that most pleasing lulyl
aud ~ the representative, not only ~
the Hoard NJ Directors 0f The Agrloul'
tural aud Mechanical College, hui IN he
hnlf NJ tho state Of Texas and all her
people, nsk that you come aud
live with aud lao ~ m, aud make
your home aud resting place, after u
long and oyenlhil public service,
among people who viii never cease
10 love aud honor you, Nor ARE We
entirely unaelleh IN making this re'
quest, We deaire 10 build up IN the
Agricultural aud Mechanical College
an institution which shall be- prom
lnent feature In the educational system
Of the great State which iOunda w. aud
worthy Of her pride aud fostering care,
aud We know Of no living mnn whose
name aud efforts 0an do 40 much IN
yours towards accomplishing TINT pur'
pose. The duties a. bo performed by
tho President Of the College have not
been defined, aud viii not he until you
aro heard from, aud, should you me-
copt, ~ we trust you VIII, your Wishes
WIN 40 consulted In liking them,
II h hardly necessary for mo 10 M
sure you that ltglves me great pleasure,
personally, 10 be the medium through
which this communication IN made,
Hoping 10 hear from you ~ your
convenience, am, most respectfully
aud truly yours, ........,
RICHARD COKE,
Governor of Texas ana ox,oiliolo President
board NJ Directors Agricultural aud Me-
chanlcnl College.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly OF Nashville Tonnesseo.)
cor Elm ana Marker streets. ZIP stairs
-. d, iox oi5,
nAIrAC rrXaC
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Practice IN civil Courts OF Dallas county
and In tho supreme and Federal Court
Business reierenccs-At Dallas, First Nh
tiOnnl Bank, Pointer n shields, comm lsslOn
merchants, Rev. DR., a, T., Smith, Flr.t Pres
bytorinn Church, Christian krolg proprietor
krog's Touring mills Waco, ToXas, Waco
National Bank; Galveston, TcXns, Rev. ~.
New Orleans, l.a,, VIM. A. He'll u Co, com.
mission merchants; oxford, Miss, Con, A. Z.
stewart President University of Miss Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor JohnR, Enkin, Nom
phis, Tenn, Martin n lllllsman, cotton lao-
tors; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas. ID. Porter,
Governor Of Tennessee; Pulaski, Tenn, Gon,
John q. Brown, Ex-Governor of Tenn; Lou.
slville KY, James Todd Il Co., commission
lherchants ~. Louis, Mo-, Merchants Nh.
tional Bank; Cinclnnati,, ohio, Taylor y
Bankers. july2dlmwlm
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MEMPHIS, TENN, July 4, is'5,

MEMPHIS, TENN, July y, 1874,
lllA ENcollcncy, Governor Oohoi
MY DEAR SIR-Wlth sincere graft
tude ! acknowledge the honor rendered
by the Directors of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College Of Texas, m
set forth In your letter Of the lllh ult,
No occupation would be more accep-
table to me than that which would en-
able me 10 cooperate with you In the
organization OF u system for the In
structiOn Of the youth of our country,
IN the two important branches 10
which the colleges Nt Bryan are 10 be
specially devoted.
can not too fully thank You for the
generous confidence manifested In OF
fering to me the presidency of those
colleges, and II " but n fur return that
! should cordially confess that you
have overrated my ability, and In the
consciousness that ! could not satisfac-
torly perform the duties of the office,
decline to accept II. Az soon ~ my
private affairs will permit, / hope to
revisit Texas ut more leisure Than
when last among you, and VIII DO glad
then to confer with You on the subject
of IN educational system for Texas;
and as II volunteer, TO render such SER
vice rs my small requirements aud
shattered constitution may allow.
with best wishes for the directors
personally, and for yourself specially,
| am with renewed expression of
thankfulness, respectfully and truly,
your friend,
Signed. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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arc moving IN tho matter, and we
trust the people Of DaIIas will show
lheir accustomed liboralily- There
can be- uo doubt whatever that .
large sum can be raised ia tho
county, If tho committee will only
acL Asyot We hear Of their hay
Ing done nothing,
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS


Constructed In the year 1873, improvements
suggested by o. perienco in other yards have
been introduced and II Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer not
offered by any other yards
The stock arriving is unloaded directly In
the pens, ana placed Immediately ON the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located ut the yads
and hippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for ali receipts
however large, add for all grades of stock
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers In the st. Louis live
stock market which has already. Through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal of any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
Stock trade In this market, IL Will become
the largest wholesale market in the west for
cattle az " Is now the equal of any for ali
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of ali con.
signments from Illinois.
iirst-class hotel for the convenience of
Its patrons Is attached TO the yard.
The East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management OF Newman, Hastings 4
Co., mas Its Office In the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC II. KNOX, President,
JOSEPH MULHALL, Superintendent.
!. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent.
julylw6tdlt
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lr will DO aeon from the cores
pondoncc between llx.Prcsidcnt
Jefferson Davis and Governor Coke,
published in to days HERALD. that
the former declines the position of
Prcsdcntof the Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical College.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-21

Thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-.
GOOD Morals, Good Discipline, very Moder,
ate Expenses. Tuition and other fees, board.
rom rent, fuel, lights and washing, for ses,
sion OF ten months, nom slG0 TO $40. Boys
I'm can board with Professors; young men, In
uents nom all sections OF the country--tbir-
Teen rom Texas. The annual Catalogue. OF
~ pages, mailed free on application. Address
iulylidlwlmw President
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slfcfLllAfOus,
LECTION NOTICE.

PHr uanf f1a Proclamation Issued hi, ths
iiNffiuNl dHinl iNf.siii dAF III Ami. "A. uT
i@l, N0iirH b hereby glNfn Mal an elecilOii
NIu ha hr.i pn ine mel Monday, ne IN
day nf Au8usi q n,i lsll, ni uif srpelsi
Hf.lifu llfalnflt ln lhr nNnnig ~ nallas.
lhe lnllnH iue named niirfIa, h-Vhf ThIts
NHlrRliR ip iQuFfniiNl " ilame "a M,
Constitution inT lhn Stale ~ leKas, I'd wiiid
election each fOlnT in f0ilnR lnT delegaie,
thHll fplH p IOf lNnNfnilnut 10 Agalust
Convention" NAT N, huhfDHB.
Presiding Insllpe.
Daily commercial, AnuNns Intelligence
Lancaster nADilfi eppY Ani publish unill
election, llhiO augl,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
OHIBO0RAPHY,

Mr.. J. J. Peirce,of this city, has just sent
to the HERALD Office some very handsome
specimen's of his penmanship. Mr.. P,i
reputation a. peaman, 10 20 we'll known
here that It 10 hardly necessary to make
mention Of II, only to say that Re 10 capable
Of imparting this useful art to any who
wish to become adopts In the handling Of
the pen. Mr.. Peirce, In connection with
James H. Crabb, teacher In psnmanship, in
Rugby Academy, has taken roens at AIS
Market street, where hs has all the facilities
for iRstructing thsse who will favor him
with their patronage. Mr.. Crabb not only
sssists in teaching penmsnship, but also
has charge Of bookkeeping class, and
Is prepared to receive any number of pupils
who aesirs to become acquainted with this
branch.
We cannot speak too highly Of the above
named gentlemen, the one the acknowledged
best penman Of our city, and the other =
first class book-keeper having studied this
branch for over two years At Rugby Acsd-
emy. They are well qualified to teach their
respective callinss. Boys and young men
now is your chance to acquire accomplish
ments that will pay q satisfactory dividend.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
nyNORS OF THE PRESS.

Darwin now says that all men were ono
plants. There are still gres, many smal
potatoes.
Within three days aitsr asking iiiee,
per cent. for his money Connecticut mar
was killed in saw mill.
Keep EN- alive, bo;s, keep EN- aliv,
dead men pay no bills" is what an old
doctor said to couple of Young scions jus,
entering into practice.
Who can tell what a day may bring
forth? Thursday she wa. Mrs. Chatles
Moulton; Friday, Madame Ls Chambellan
de lIegermann Lendencl,rune.
Economy in the family circle can be
practiced now by brother and sister wear
ing the same Derby hat, sister adding
wing and a scarf when he dons it.
An Iowa editor has been shot for speak
ing CT man as "v:ol wretch" Served
him right. The dictionary must lie up
held if all the editors in the country are
laid ont.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
''Save Nc from NV Friends -

The Prince Imperial of France nigh
we'll exclairl, Save me from my friends
She other day Michael Cara, one of "th,
twelve apostles who had pr:sented the
Prince with an inks.and on his birthday
and who passed himself off as a gentle.
mas, was sentenced to four years impris.
onment for swindling as a hairdresser
Then another star, in the shape of the
cashier Earty, fell from the Bonapartis,
armament, and, after being one of the chief
advisers Of NJ. Rouher, made off with pub
lie moneys to the extent of $4,000. Now,
II. Aubert, ''onc of the notabilities of
Partisan commerce. who, with a few
friends presented the Prince Imperial with
diamond hilied sword on the 10th Of
March last, has been sentenced to four years
for making false entries in
books. NJ. Aubart had been previously
condemned, twice for swindling. once for
breach Of trust, and once for fraudulent
bankruptcy.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
THE BAPTIST LSSOCILTJOS1 At
SALISBURY,

'The Eastern District Association" com
prising all the Baptist churches on tn,
Eastern Shore besides those in Ba!imor,
east Of the Falls, convened in the Salisbur,
Baptist Church, October eth. Elder Geo
Bradford was chosen moderator and r. 7.
W. Probasco, Clerk pro tenn. Letters from,
the churches represented were read, when
Elder Bradford was elected moderator. Dr.
Sydney Handy, clerk, and A. D. Merrill
Treasurer, as permanent officers.
In the evening, the Introductory sermon
was preached Ivy Elder Bradford.
The report on Home and FOREIGN Mis-.
sions was taken up and adopted.
On Thursday, the 2Slh, time WAS ora ted
hev' "eo. braxton, (rol.) to present the
claim& of his mssi on. which resulted in the
passage OF r'sou,lcn commanding his
work to the Bap,iSts in Marvland and Dis
trict OF 'oIHmhla. Kew. Nj. Paulins pre-
sentcd report on TIE state of the churches
Adopted.
The churches were foukl 10 he in an e1-
cellent condition.
Committee on Obituaries next repor.ed
through X. l.. W. P.obs SEQ ,ha; five ics h.
had occurred during the past Associa,ional
year. The report was sdop;ed.
In the afternoon the treasury was re,o-..
I'd 10 he in good coalition.
Committee On time and place fe- next As
e"c.a'ton reported! RehohN,h as the plsc.
and 'hes:hini Wednesday in April q. The
time Nsv, !. 7. Craig 10 preach ,h. ip.ro-
due;ory sermon. hspor, sdones.
A report s5yosa,ins the use Of mora,
aod legal io-ve IN haRi.hius in,.r,nsr.nc.
NON o;.' :nit.& vas read aud adowei.
A sermon vas Fresehe,! a;. p. n..l,i
Rev. Mr.. Psul;ns.
hspoFi on Sabbath school was discussed
and finally adopted.
Five ministers and twenty delegates wer.
Feteni. The Assor!ai;un then si;ourue.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned. receivers of CIV ~,
School Taxes for the city of WiImiync hna
not paid their City and School TAX fl, Iaye al.
and have had their bi;ls presented ' th. lo9
they are required by law, to call and sa,sN 'nat
the same in days from delivery Of 'u thslHe M!1e
The receivers request all such pcrsnnS vl' H.
call at their office No. 10 East SIKH ,rsses W
and settle without delay; they havinSs s'tv. sv
en- bonds to the city, the money i s,, ns.
them and they are RESP oneible for if If onS uog
they hope those that can pay will be ,r,,mn. W. "ma
while, perhaps, some that cannot pay'ps pay at
once, vii! call and make some arranyements f..
to pay when they can, and we most resnant nlens
!Ul'y ask you to give this your attention 81
as u avoid trouble, costs, or unnIeaSanto 81
ness. he city needs money and reouiras rr
us to collect it or pay it, and what aumes W. nro
pose to do is 10 collect and pay it. f'''
The receivers also give notice of a numhor
of lots in the I'd, Sd, 5lh; 7tA, sth, 9th and 10
wards that they cannot find the'owners of
All such persons owning said lots will
please call and settle or we will sell them
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street. between
Market and King. Hours from ITO O'Clock
9very eveRing, and on market mornings,
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District (includinp all
north of Sixth street.)
EDWARD FARMAR,
Receiver Southern District lncludng all
outh ol slxth strect.) oct letf
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
VOTES FROM TIE Cxp1rx1
ooERT rRocEEplNas-lorAL ro7s

SotRI fEoSEFpINGs-LorAL poTs.
DOVER. Nov. |, 1875
Saturday afternoon stou, 5 o'.Ioc. ~,
attorneys in tAe Hofesker ( Bro, cas-,
against the New Castle Insurance Compsny
rested their case. all evidence being in Tn,
attorneys made motion to adjourn owe,
until Monday, hn' the court wished to pro-
Need. O"ins to the ls,cucss Of III. dsv
ana moreover as it was Saturday and q
sumhcr al The jury being some twenty mile,
from home. the court finally agreed to dis.
Aarse the jury unil Monday morninc. Tho
court then took IN The Ce:;corai eases. re-.
Slsins some and confirming Others.
attorney fHton raised q point and sub
nit'eu 10 the court whether service n,
summons during the whole first day of
cour1. up 10 IL o'cloCk at night. would not
hold good This took the ,our, nv sur
rrfe, as well IS the ATTORNEYS, a, con, rarv
70 the usual practice.
Judge N"o,h. in lS+l. decide! that III.
service was good up TO II O'Clock N ~
ON, Mr.. Harrington. one Of the ATTORNEYS
discontinued two cases on account of ma
service heAnre he Court met. but when ,bc
point was raised, and the former iee;s;nn
Wrought to light he asked srd Obtained
leave to withdraw the discontiunance, v hicl,
was granted.
The court as understand holds INA p.,,-
andt - '',". -.'rN' ~ y aivss II;
nSt 'l'..s,.N .acrSs.si. n D~,s.s
dccis'rA 's sus;ain,',. il will wake A DIR
e,ee ~ "a rrsc;'.r. sstl. ssss, b, Mac
t'ce ~" = "a ',e sruri mst<s. Service
AFTER thai !, Ia ,-oot. for tlat tsrm.
Sa;un!ay was very stormy and raisv all
az. 8 'av yer! b,astering and sS,ol. Non.
DAY clear ard cool-The srxuRsnt In ihe
cAss OF lnS-pr commenced this morsins--
Cpened by Attorney Eidsc!y and will secNpv
tH-dAy ard Tuesday,
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
Jack OF Hearts" Comes Out In n
New Deal.

Philadelphia Times.
The variou. channels through which the
contents of = great newspaper flow are
never more torcibIv displayed than when
its issue contains information of personal
character. Then, whether it concern the
highest in the land or the lowest class of
humanity, or has reference to those moving
in medium stratum, the parties interested
are out Of bed early in the morning. ano
rising to explain" In fact, the lower the
mark aimed at the quicker it appears the
bulls eye is hit. The servant girls Of
Philadelphia were yet engaged in TIE per
iormance Of their last Saturdays customar,
front pavement washing, the errand bov.
were Yet eating their breakfast when "Jack
Of Hearts" and his Bull Dog, Meuldr,
Nosey and Reddy's friends were making
tracks for the Office Of the TSmes with
copy of tha; days issue in one hand and a
closed ifs, disfsuring the other. Their red
eyes showed a sleepless night and their
rssey noses a lively ole. Where's Nc,
tlarr?' was their cry. "He onsht to
know We don't repeat for the Pilgrims,
Where's the iellew wha, wrote tha, article
We work for living We do; and we amt
got tiae to run here every day to protect
eur characters and with tina, Jack of
Hearts" seized pen from the rack on the
office counter and attempted to write cor
reetion; bu, his hand wa. shakv and he
could get no further than the date, which
he persisted was the 3lst, while his com.
panions stuck to it that it was only the So,h.
We'll, concluded Jack, giving the pen I'D
in despair, Il wast yeu to say that We don,
repeat for the Pill srins. That's wha, the
matter. Ii i, had been ANYBODY but them
"e wouldn't have cared, bu, We don't wan,
to be clas>ed with them sor, of my,erious
'eilows anyhow; We haven't come to .ha,
vet. On receiving the assurance that their
explanation would be given, they retired
IN order, yet still demoralized, mu.,erins
No, we can't stand being pu, in the same
ing with them Pilgrims. That's jes, loo
much. We have served our time, and
hem fe!lers have vet to serve theirs
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
OCR IMMATURE POSTER
Truth is immortal.
Hear the horse cough.
The coal carts are active

Truth is immortal.
Hear the horse cough.
The coal carts are active.
For rich pauned oyster. or first class
stew to Chandler's 60. West 5th Street.
The ball fever will soon break out.
finnessey 2sl Market street. has a full
line Of Ladies and Childrens fine white
KID slippers They are beautiful.
Bad thoughts breed faster than pe,an,
bugs.
Culhert's Silk Hats are the best in town,
Market ST., opposite Clayton House.
The crusaders are again at work in In
diana.
II you want good Sewing Machine re,
the Singer, Mr.. Van Duzee SIS Market S.,
Go to McCusker, 2l6 West Second stree,
for your boots and shecs-the best in The
city.
A Windsor. CT. man ships ferns backed
in moss, to Russia.
The best place to go If you want ctp,
s;ewed or fried oysters is Springer's No.
Wes. All street.
The mother Of four bows at q time is do
ing well at Saukville, Wis. ~
Do to Buxbaum, the fashionable c,o.hier
iof yoI- winter goods, Third -~' ,ssst
str>et.
Well. aenilen"n. have you pipel he
stove yet Are You all stove lpi
Go TO Calbers's if you would he .uited in
your purch aee Of hats or caps. Market St..
above 9Th, opposite Clayton House.
For fried oysters that are good, 70 tn
Chanaler's, West Fifth street.
A Westmorland (Pa.) man, aged absut
a. bought and married . girl of 33 the
other dayffor $500.
Pnre white sugar for 10 cents per pound
At Middieton's, Four.hanA King streets.
II Is said to b the sign Of submissive
nusoano u his back is SO sensitive that he
can tell when . ny lights on it. ~
Go to Green's for chap boots and shcee.
sa Wes. Second street, the cheapest place
In town.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
Sharper shan . Serpent's Tosta.

From the v. y. San.
ioAn Rink iss Prosperous tailor, own.
ing the house ,ha, hs occupies a. ~ Lad.
low street. and having a fair amount O,
patronage. A few months syo Louis, his
eldest son, aged Is, committed a burglary
but his father having given ST. 900 ball. he
MAS MT committed to th. Tombs. Soon
's. HI. relase he aad ,,1',rsda. lie re-.
turned last week. ana en,iced his Younger
brothe-. William, from hi, fathers hons.
Last evening the boys decoyed their father
10 the Police Central Otfice with = letter
!urpor ing to come from Detective Ke,lev
regarding . plan by which Louis arrcyt
Wight be accomplished. Then ,hev forced
"rtn the from, door Of their fathers house
p"cke'sl considerable amount Of ieveIrv'
and being unable to find some money thu,
they knew to he in the house ,hey were
abon' 10 depart, VIXEN their mother and
their latle brother saw them. Louis mt
a revolver to his mothers head, saving
that no would blow her brains ou, If she
>'fred, and William menaced his little
b,other with dirk. Then they rana1,v
Detective Cain ar,es,e,. them later.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
MICHAEL NULLIGAN,

| INOTICE-I, AUGUST TENWEGEs in
| ~ compliance with the requirements ofthe
| act Of Assembly In such cases made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
| sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for the County
Of New Castle, upon Monday, the 18th day Of
November, A. d., 1875, being the first day of
the next November term of the said Court,
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
No. 405 King street, Fourth Ward, known
as the Bank Exchange, in the city of Will
OF Delaware, with the privilege of selling
intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following freeholders recsm-
mend the said application, to-wit:
James Parker, Julius A. Krauspe.
JAS A. Hart. James Mills,
hos B, Eaton, J. M l. Barnes
j b. Lapaire G. Messck,
Francis X. Jacquot, S. ID. Newlin.
GoltlieD Mommele, Nm. Al>en'Zer,
Lewis c. Springer, Henry l.. Albert
Alexander j. Hart Charles B. Parry,
John Otto, John Hanson,
William Allen, IsaacC. PYLE.
Wiegant KunZ, John d. kurtz.
George Adele, James Curran
Matthew Kern. oct:;O-3t
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02
DOWN THE PENINSULA.
NOTES FROM THE STATE AND IAsTlRN
SHORE PRESS.

NOTES FROM The STATE AND BAsTDRN
SHORE PRESS.
Election in Maryland to-day.
The New Castle Presbytery will meet In
Princess Anne next April.
Excellent chances for the investment o.
up ital on the Eastern shore.
WIN the subject of uniting the Eastern
Oh, : counties ever be agitated againa
On last Tuesday afternoon an oyster pun
gy was capsized of Bloody Point, while
dredging.
The haucitr Of public sales In Talbot this
fall gives evidence of healthy condition OF
Affairs.
The Agricultural Fair near Denton 10 to
come of on Thursday and Friday the 4th
and 9th OF next month.
One year from this time the Maryland
Synod of the Presbyterian Church will meet
In Salisbury.
A Band has been organized in Esston, to
be composed Of fifteen pieces. 1t will have
three clarionets, ten brass instruments, and
two drums.
Prof. Martyne, the dancing master. and
Ned Gi'.is, on Tuesday Hast, killed q black
0uSAS VA ht.."aiu leiAEu, utSi Saltspuiy.
measuring nine feet feet four inches long.
Two years AGO, Capt. Jas. H. Bridges. of
Broad Greek Neck, Talbot county, planted |
one grain Of "Golden Pear,' wheat. var. |
ETY. which is said to have originated in
Texas, This one grain yielded l,S0O. ami
the 200 last harvest gave five quarts. after
dcducing a large share of the crop which
hog appropriated to itself.
The Chrisiield Leader, speaking Of Sails
bury. says: But few towns of the same pop
ulation contain 80 much solid wealth or
more intelligence. Many industries. only to
te found in large cities. are in operation
here. Not only in the large Snd numerous
lumber and -four mill. is this activity sud
industry manifested, hut in what might be
classed 80 minor industries.
On tn. 10th Of the present month the
Methodist Protestant Association. .rC imposed (,
Of the NJ. 7. ministers, on the Eastern
Shore, meets II C,mreville ami will I've in
session two days. 4 number of subjects ,
have heen selected for discussion. Including !.
ministerial Responsibility" The Bible I
n Public ScNoojs,' "Thc Sanciitv Of the "
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