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The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

PROF. s. 81. Rhys has opened rooms
above Clark / Wings store forthe purpose
Of giving instruction ina!yocal and instru.
mental music, s.51a2> q; s='s5ss, . '.<s'@'
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THE new hotel In 81. Cloud is called
tk6"Wess House, and was opened to the
pnblic last week.-N. .Pser Isi6ans.
And if you St. Peter folks, or any other
folkss folks, wanttostop oneof theneatest,
contest, most-comfortable and best-kept ho-
tells in the country, just come along and try
the West House. St. Cloud is now "at
home' to strangers.
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$25 TO $50 Per Dav

with the GREAT WESTERN WELLAUGER! We
mean it, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact.
Our Augurs are worked entirely: by horse power,
and will bore at the rate of twenty feet per hour
It will bore in all kinds of earth-soft sand and
limestone, bituminous stone COAL slate and hard
pan; and we make the best of wells in quicksand
11-Good active agents wanted in every State
aud county in the United States. Send for our il
Illustrated catalogue, terms figures &C.. proving our
advertisement bona tide. Address
Great Western Well Auger Co.,
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa
A@%State in what paper you saw this advertise
ment. sept3O
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3 . 2 z =. - : 80.
MARRIED..

In this city, October 18th, BY the Rev.
]. w. Klepper, Miss ELIZA BEAIsrIk 70
Mr. HuoH G.. CARLISLE, all Of stearns
county. :. ...s...: j. .ssrs .,- !
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"A lot of extra buffalo robes for sale at
III. z. Mitchell's clothing store.
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We are gratifed to learn that the bus
iness Of Messrs. Holmes & Tyler, the enter
prising nurserymen Of this city, is steadily
increasing. They: are 6llipgy orders this
year largely in exceas ofanyE Eprsvious year,
and from customers all tie way between
this eity md .Ale7andit ands IzHle Falls
to the northxa1dd, dalaid md Forest city to lie
southwark, and q the various points along
the Maine Line railway They are : re-
liable firm and deserve au the patronage
thev NV vrnceive ~ C1 ''f'f2Iif
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We are informed that q son Of Mr.. J.
L. Cater, living on the east side of the
river, had FIVE of his teeth knocked out
Monday night by kick from horse.
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On the frst page win be found an in
teresting paper ON 'The Pipestone Of the
Miszissippi Valley" read recently by Prof
Irs Moore before the Society Of Natural
History At San Diego, Cal. -. q ~
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E. 9. sEWALL, Supt.
10 MIL MEN AND OTHERS.

Several hundred pounds Of oldtyps, suit
able 1br bAbbit metal, can be purchased at
this ONCE. 80
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BY reference to the published report Of
the doiugs of the City Council At their
meeting last evening Il wAl be seen that
Nthey resolved to levy no tax 70 pay the inter
Z. s,,t on the railroad bridge bonds and to
transfer $s,7eee4 interest money <alrsady
inthe kznds Of the City Trsasurer to the
revenue fund. This of eourss, u p repa'
dia4ion q ths r..,ilsoad indsb 81 7. ' NJ
undsisaa ,that il ispropossd ~ oblin u
bedelSgA sdvics q A ia Id tkl
stats:ss u II 3yali dlty q y railroad
bonds. .Sss q II s 4. s. - 49, 4
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1otaI."............... .........$l5, ,9SO.13
The total collections for the year ending
October l, 1878, amount to $97, ,S02,15,
against $l1l,S99.27 last year, showing a
difference of 81, 4,597.l2.4 This difference
comes from greater delinquency this year
on the part of the tar payers. .z.G.y4. Il (
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

One of our brother editors is in i'm
minent danger of being "shingled" for an
iniudicious item in his last weeks paper.
Keep shady, Nc.
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.Fiiday morning house On Mr.. J. :.
s.syss Asn e Bsoekway caught fls
from stovspips and was burned to the
s.ound. Mr.. c. :Kistley WAS moving out
and Mr. J. K. Underwood was moving in,
and sach lout spaat Of his household goods.
HI. stsvsnson's loss is $500 insured for
5000. .,s~r--,., r~-e,,r,- ,- >.
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-Wsare requested by Mr.. Geo. 8. spsn
cer, Secretary Of the Agricultural Society,
to - that by an error in the premiun u.
ths I'M premium On quilts NJ stassd =
having been awarded to Mn. Gordon. u
shculd kays read Mrs. VIM. Caushsy. ~
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The tax judgment sale of delinquent
lands began on the 9Th and closed on the
11th inst. Most of the lands and lots were
bid in by the State.
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Oh. T. Cumminss j. delivering se:
tiss Of lectures 4 a he, sciepce q Residing
Character, Psychology, &c, aeths Congrega-
tional Church, which are largely attended.
The D has sstpss. "a "a IA 1 hteresst in our
ftes 1e.dins 1oa f. e Woaald Il not IL. good
idea for the eonmitsee Of l.dies having gths
room in charge to invite him to deliver =
lecture for It's benefit We are inclined to
think he would consent.
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The barn of Mr.. o. B. Day, of East
St. Cloud-just opposite the Normal School
was burned last Saturday about noon.
A quantity of hay, farming utensils, etc.,
were destroyed.
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$500
1000
IOtal, po,t
Apportionment (estimated) ...:..... IT,

Appropriation recommended. ...~$4, 800
The report was accepted, and 1t was
unanimously voted that the sum Of $500
be raised by taxation. - a. !
+ The Committee appointed 70 confer with
Prof Rhys with regard to teaching music
in the Union School, reported that he
would give class three lessons each week.
The report was accepted snd the Commit
tee discharged, and the matter indefinitely
postponed. Il: ..s.. 49,
1t was decided to reduce the time of in
Permission at the Union School at noon to
one hour.
The bills Of Rosenberger Bros, 81 for
repairing lightning rod, and $4.45 for
brooms, etc., were allowed under suspen-
sion of the rules.
The Clerk was authorized to contract for
sixty cords of wood for the use of the
Union School.
Adjourned.
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-R.A: Waite has gone into the livery.
stable businessat Saltwater.
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: r-California fruits, of every variety, IS
cents . can; At Boyd's Cash Store.
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IF you want the best and cheapest
family groceries 1t the lowest prices 80 70
E. Curtis's. He is receiving : new stock
of thef best goods. 81 = e. T., s.S& y. =. 2
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Two OtasF Tail county hunters drove
a bear into the brush the other day. They
separated. One Of them thought hs saw
the gzms md dred, lodgin9 : nnmbsr Of
bhckshot in the arm Of Evsshard, his COM
paniony; The bAar re oE. h. u. !! 5..
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The market is well supplied with
grapes raised in this tneishboShood, mostly
At Maine Prairie, Of large size and fine ia
vor
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,MrCHIaAN APPLw
BUTFAIOnsi il ,Bu1FALo1s.

rggY weE .!,-k .ITI99.. 10. Y
For sale, K : whols.ale and retail, at ,
| .!<t.r19,y ,CIARK & W1Na's.
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New styles Of clothing just received at
II. z. MitchelPs. Big stock-low prices
splendid 6ts. gas. 81: ~..~.
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The weather, unhappy man, will soon
be pleasant enough for you to beat the car
pets. Some morning you will get up and
see yonr wife flying around the room with
handkerchief on her head, a tack hammer
in her hand and fire in her eye. Then you
out Of the window, and make tracks for the
of6ce.-Burlington Lo'Ua) Hawkeye.
Fellow.traveler in this vale Of tears,
"come to me armsw Let us weep down
each others back. We have just ''been
there" We have climbed we have drop
ped; we have made tracks; and at the
present writing are drawing in long breaths
ofimmeasurable relief Let us unite in a
brief season of devout thankfulness that
these times do not come oftener than twice
ayear. Selah. .aae. .2..r.s , 49,, :
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--Ladie1 worsted jackets yof all kinds
very cheap It ii. Ottensmeyer r.
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: IS pounds 81 sgrsnulated Or cut loaf "a.
ga, for 31.oo, st Boyd's Cash Store.
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The Congregational sociable will meet
with Mrs. w. T. Clark, Monday evening,
October l8.

ALI parties interested will bear in mind
the sale Of school lands in this coanty,
which takes place Thursday, October 28th.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

Peaches only is cents ]. can, .t Boyd.
~ 4 n. - aEo,Ess 1. 'E$IG s3fTss's4s" :"
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~ Do you .ea'st q frst-class se,o;ng
n'aeh:ne Jr noth;''gf If 80, read our
.prs'1e'ns offer o. tie fourth page.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

While there Was snow in Becker conn
ytwo weeks ago snow in Fillmore county
Last weak, and snow At Duluth la~ wssky
there has been no snow It St. Cloud. Thsrs
il 10 much "ethereal mildneas' hsTe for
that sort Of thing. ~
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The ladies can buy Of IL. Otteusmsy-
er the best millinery and ladies' fancy goods
for theloWest prices. ,"#.o $.,,,o,. "a [.' ga
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A PUFF FOR CHRIsTOPHERI COLUk.
BUS.

The Hon. E. D. Holton, Of Milwaukee,,
writes from Stockholm, Sweden, to the
Milwaukee Wisconsin: II have had the
pleasure of meeting General Andrews, our
Minister here, and his wife, and find them
excellent people. General Andrews is
well spoken of by all whom have heard
speak of him: Several intelligent swedes,
whose acquaintance I have made, speak in
complimentary terms of the American Min
ister.'
Bro. Macdonald, of the Times, was in
. state of distressing ur certainty yesterday.
Anticipating Democratic victory in Ohio,
he had his rooster all ready for = big
crow, But the train was late and no news
came. AS time passed and the hour for
putting his paper to press drew near. with.
out any train yet in sight, his restlessness
increased. Finally he decided to put the
rooster in anyhow and claim victory. If
Ohio should go for hard money it would be an
endorsement of.Buell on the, St. Paul plat
form; ifitshould 60 for rag money it would
be Reinforcement of Buell. on the Owatonna
platform. Buell. occupies 50 numerous
position on the currency question that it is;
hard to find = platform which he, has mot
partially straddled. But, at the last mo-
ment, the cars arrived, bringing the news
Of grand Republican victory in Ohio
The Times appeared without that rooster,
and sang very family about the Ohio elect
ion. Alas! for the poor, dead, little Dem
ocratic rag.baby down in Ohio.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

The West House Billiard Hall and
Sample Room is the neatest and best regu-
lated place in tho city. Il is = pleasure to
T. :. :.ih u =. .i5 - Z ~ L II&L< 4. 81
visit It. ..r...-'.stefqs1 -, = ii,
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The proposition to issuerailroad bonds,
voted on At > special election in Otter Tail
county Monday of last week, was defeated
by majority of about fifty ons very full
VOTE
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Official Paper Of the. City.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention Of the Third Com
missioner District in Stearns county viii b held
ut Paynesville ON the day Of October o'clock
Pm, for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for County Commissioner for said Sd District.
By ocder Of the Committee,
JOHN BATTINGER
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Remember the Select Rtadings at the
Congregational Church Saturday, evening
by Alfred P. Burbank, tks celebrated elo-
cutionist. All who 60 u,sy5gbe certain Of
tenjo1ins = rare treat. WS republish the
EnroRramme: &<
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

Head Light oil, % cents = salloa, 4
Boyd's Cash Store. |sHS d
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

Mr.. J. M. Vaughen, Of Minneapolis,
agent for the Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine, deserves much credit for the pains
and expense he went to in order to make a
display of his machines at our county fair.
They were the only sewing machines on
the grounds.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

The Hastins5 Gased u sptatinEa 4
stock ofhosses on exhibition at ~ county
fair. makes this remarkable ot6ulsrvatiou
'Thi. stock ofIones WI kh from sixtsen
to two thousand pound, an1 it q thought
the cross between them ard III. common
stock win insure from Twelve to fourteen
hundred horseA!" s??rHl1
whev At this rate, tsould t.ke only
about one "cros" u supply whole stse
with Shorses in short order. 81 -
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b notwithstanding the sudden rise Of Is
cents per barrel on appleA, still Dennis sells
at the old price, 40 cents per peck. .s3. FL
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LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the Post
Office, in St. Cloud, Minnesota, on Wednes-
day the 18th day of Oct. 1875. To obtain
any of these letters, the applicant must call
for advertised Letters,n and give the
date of this list. If not called for in one
month, they will be sent to the Dead Let.
ter Office. ''~..
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

-Yesterday being the fifteenth annivez-
eary of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
st.blsr numh9 Of aha lady friends Of
Mnst.blsr arprissd - Ain tn. afternoon
and ina very pleasant manner Eeslshrassd
theeryst.l wedding Of - couple. The
presents incladd casss )sueat boxls,
cream pi'eh'r.,~ sOblst.. pre'stye @.h:.,
salt CELLARS, etc., &c. ss@s r, y
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

WIN. Pakins Of Westport, Pope
county, had $3.50 worth Of grain and: .
800 separator burned Friday BY: spark
from the engine of 9 steam thresher.. =; !
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4 Snow 10 the depth 81 on one inch fiji
Duluth Friday morning. Z 4,.; e..;a 60 60
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The only business done BY tho Board
of County Commissioner, after the closing
Of our report last week, was to allow the
bill Of Dr.. AaedonaM, $124. ..2-J>::
scMr. J: g. "A. Wood, Of Sank Rapids,
the present incumbent il an indepsndent
candidate sbr' County Attorney. Editor
Benedict declines to enter the lists. z>5...
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

in 'sNeV-Englana~ KitchenP enter
tainment At Brainerd Thursday evening, At
which baked pork and beans and pumpkin
pies grasiGed the materiI and music. the
esthetic natures "of thes company, Miss
Jennie Dee helped dish up. the former, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alsop, all Ok. 81. Cloud
ites, the latter. The net proceeds of the
evening, were over $l0o, and will be used
toward purchasing bet the Episcopal
church.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
ST. CLOUD MAkK ETS.
Journal. 0pp1f-r Got II

= JOURNAL OPFIcE, Oct. IA, 1875.
The week past has been one of great ac-
tiyity in trade. Wheat comes in freely
with no change from last weeks prices.
No. 2, 92c; No. l, 97c.
Corn, old, zoe; new 6oc.
Oats, 3o@35c.
Bran, $1,000 per ton. Shorts, s5c per
100 pounds. .7*ea:
Potatoes are worth 35@40c.
Cabbage. $500 per 100.
Good butter il worth 2Oc, and eggs are
scarce at 15c.
Hay S5.5o@6.0O per ton, with no other
change to notices
.fsfs2 q RETAIL.
jefIom-Patent Process, per sack ss.75.
- - 81. XXXX, X,<z5 $500
-.: XXX, 80. j, - 1915.
salt-S2.75 per bbl- :
Pork-S25.0O per Dbl.
Potatoes-35c per bush.
Beets-30c a 40c
Beans-$1.4o @ $500 per busbel.
onions-$l.oo O. l.25 per buahel.
Cranberries-123c @ l5c per quart.
Butter-124c O. 2oc per ID.
Eggs-124@15c per dozen.
Wood-Maple, s3.5o@ s4oo per cord,
Hay-$4.oo @ 500 per ton:
Beef cattle-2c a. 24c on foot.
sic a. 7c dressed.
Cut Meats-5c @ 123c per n.
Pork-64c @7c
Lard-18 @ 20c /"
Chickens-Dressed, 10c, "
Turkeys 122c
Hams-City cured, '173c~
Country" 10c a. 123c
Cheese-15c "a 2oc per fb.
Honey-In comb, zoe O. 25c per fb.
strained, 15c a. 20c
Wool-Tub washed, choice picked 42c.
| fair to good 38@40c.
poorly washed IS @37c.
Fleece washed, choice SIC.
" good condition 33@35c
poorly washed 3O@32e
Unwashed, light medium &c.
light coarse 22@25c.
| '' fine 21@25c.
| heavy, chafy 2la23c,
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- pounds q I bs.t saletatus for Is cents,
st eoyds Cssh Store. ~ ga, ,,e,sss
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

-On the fourth page we pubish the IT,
timony Of II. l. Gordon in the Diamond
cese. This testimony was substantiated
and corroberated by many other witnessis.
i. The Rev.,F. G. Coolbaugh, Rector Of
the Church Of the Holy Trinity, Minneap
olis, has accepted a call to Waukesan, Ill.
Mr.. C., for : year Or more, was = resident
Of this city. - g.
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Great Western Well Auger Co.,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

g. Cloud, Minn., Oct. IA, 1878.
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HELD FOR POSTAGE.

Mr.. J. L. Loomia, Mcmillan, jackson Co
MINI. * w.
Peter Larsen, Pits6eld, MINI.
Co. supt., Little Falls, MINI.
+. E. WEST, P. NJ
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

IS. G. Comstock and John WAIT, Of
Todd county, were nominated for Represen'
tatives from the 4lst Senatorial district by
the Republican Convention held at Fergus
Falls Tuesday. ....,.,, 8,
-C.pt z: o.lsorl, xho elosed out bis
business. at Sank Centre .twoaor three
monthsago, and wsnt East y live, has re-
turned to dc Centre. b couldn't stand it
down there. No Western man can. :.i'
Rarely indeed does any man receive
20 marked and 90 merited compliment n
that which honors our friend L. w. Collins
of st. Cloud, in being nominated by both
parties for the Office Of County Attorney
ALe1andriu Post.
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"A few days ago, while two ladies were
At the cemetery they saws large black
bear near by eating aeorns. He continued
quietly feeding, apparently taking no no
tiee of them, although their horse be-
came frightened and plunged around con-
siderably.
A Milwaukee bill of fare, As pubfahed
in the Wisconsin, includes besides turtle
soup, pork and beans, Goldfish and cabbage,
and potato pancakes, Gretzen sausage,
Westphalian sausage, b.lr;sche kdodel, and
schueinerknoche and sanerkraut. Some
time, when We feel especially and particu.
larly healthy, We will godown to Milwau.
eeand try some. 80 e
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

~ ST.. CLOUD, Oct. 9th, 1875.
SPECIAL Arrr1xe.-Rresest: Messrs.
Raymond President, Clark, Davis, Wing,
Henderson, Brick and Wilson.
The report Of Prof. Haines WAS read and
ordered to be placed on file.
On motion Prof. Haines was authorized
to procure printed blanks on which to make
his monthly reports, the bill for printing to
be presented to the Board for payment.
The Committee on Finance made the
following report on appropriations:
Interest on bonds.....................-.$1,80 800
Teachers' salaries. 3,34O
Wood. ...........................-. 260
incidental expenses. 400
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

'.-oseph Gilpin, late publisher of the
Alexandri. Pos, has removed to Buffalo,
n. Y.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14

There are four hundred and forty girls
At Vassar to est friend Cambslps griddle
cakes this winter. - ~. &C :.
The St. Cloud journal., 1875-10-14
LADIES LIST.

Hannsen Elizabeth Hanerett, Leize
Larson Miss Dorothea -.,...-,
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''.'s j." = 81 g; ;fI5 7da 4 sfs32 sl. "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20
A so,ci Temperance Meeting.

a novel scene occurred In the city
prison Sunday evening. a number OF
the prisoners confined therein for non
payment of their fines were hcnioan-
ing their hard fate, and vented their
feelings of ill-will against the police
men and city officers generally In IAN
guage not choice, but very expressive.
Suddenly one of the number spoke up,
and said that II was not to the olllclous-
ness of the police or the hard nature Of
the mayor that they owed their pres
ent misfortune, but to the evil effects OF
intemperance; and then, in a two
hours discourse, he pictured to them
the misery and suffering of the drunk
ard, and the happiness, contentment
and prosperity of he who followed in
the paths of virtue and sobriety. The
scene is represented by those who were
present to have been very affecting,
many shedding tears, and ut its con-
clusion all the prisoners but one step
ped forward and voluntarily took the
pledge of total abstinence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20
From Tneednx,s Deity uernlA.l

This summer would be n good time
to turnpike all the roads leading into
Dallas to the county line.
1t takes three minutes to transmit
ten word message from Dallas to
Liverpool, England, and costs twelve
dollars and fifty cents, gold. After the
. first of May it will cost about seven
dollars and fifty cents.
Major James e. Barkley, sheriff
of this county, left yesterday mornin :
for st. Louis, where he will remain foc
several weeks. During his absenc.
Clifton Scott, Esq, will act US sheriff.
A pleasant trip and safe return tp
you, mujor.
-Godey's Lady's book for April is
promptly on our table, trimming full
of good things for the ladies. The
"bookn is household necessity foe
the ladies, and thoee of them who are
not regular subscribers should call OH
some of the news dealers and secure ~
CODy,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20

Representative John NJ. Cochran
reached his home in this county yes
terday, after the laGors of the past two
months at Austin, in good health.
Captain ID. Il. Grove, in II short
time will add to his mills, machinery
for making all kinds of moulding,
when he will be in such condition as
to turn out every conceivable pattern
of moulding at the very lowest prices.
-"The proportion of the married
among the insane is smaller than that
of the unmarried" says an exchange.
We believe it. A man who has to
scratch around and feed twelve or tif-
teen mouths hasn't much time to go
insane, even if he wanted to.
ID. Il. Grove, one of the most en-
terprising of our citizens, and proprie-
tor of the Phoenix planning mills, has
an advertisement in our paper to-day,
to which the attention of all interested
in lumber is directed. AS stated above,
Captain Grove is one of Dallas most
enterprising and go-ahead citizens. 1T
is just such men as he that brings pros
perity to growingyoung cities like ours.
Success to him. We may add that
every word he utters he will stick to,
and Well vouch for it.
Major John Henry Brown, having
been invited 10y large numbers of the
people of Dallas county, with many
from Ellis and Tarrant, to become Il
candidate for the constitutional con-
vention, we are authorized to say that
he will respond in a day or two, and
that in due time his views will be fully
laid before the people, through the pa
pers of Dallas, Fort Worth, Wax
ahachie, Ennis and Lancaster. 1t is
enough Row to say that he will be a
candidate and asks the vote of no
man on mistaken basis. His views
will be printed and distributed broad
cast throughout the district, that every
man may vote Understandings.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20
HERALD


lFrlm Saturdays ualiy iloull
Bankers report u stcndy stream Of
capital coming into the country of
good volume,
The festival to be- given In the rec
itntlDn room Oflf1cunvcnt, after Lent,
by the ladies of the Roman Catholic
church, viii bc n brilliant success, so
clally, gastronomlCally aud financially.
Captain @. G. Rivers, business
manager Of TIE HERALD, lett day be-
fore yesterday on business trip to the
various towns along the line Of the
Texas and Pacific. We commend him
TO the press and democracy all along
the line.
There IL talk Of rendering General
Augur, the military commander of
this department, II ball, and inviting
the officers from the forts nearest here,
upon the occasion Of the generals pass.
ing through here ON his next tour of
inspection. The Alamo Rifles of San
Antonio, recently paid the gallant
General Mckenzie II similar com
pliment. What say the Stonewall
Greys and the Lamar Rifles?
..-As will he seen by the advertise
ment in to-day's paper, the WaXahach-
ieTap railroad company will beready to
receive bids for grading, bridging aud
track-laying on or before the first day
of next month. Specifications of the
work can he seen at the Office of the
company in WaXahachie on and after
Monday next, the 18th instant. See
advertisement.