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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-23
PREPERRED SPECIALS.


We hope our readers viii moi forget The Old
Folks u0noertOn Tuesday and "Wednesday
evening. n viii ho we'll worth the nrleeolnd'
mission 10 aoo our Dallas mnAlolanH dressed
la tho ancient costumes, Without oven hear
lng lhom sing word, II viii certainly ho
l,o Rrandunl chorus ever henld In our olly
nnd witt ~ many NJ our host hlnHon, no
doubt II viii bo tho boAl concert over nlven
In Dallas,
Children undor ton years Of nge viii lo hd'
miiied for hair price, lnlyhd2l
jusr received NJ tho Milwaukee lieor Hal,
CO0 Main street, u large quantity ~ lht cole
brated Frankfort Lager iieor, THIS beer IN
superior 10 any IN tho United Alaiea, II alAo
has received imported liholn wine duAnAN'
TnrD runR,
Tho proprietor has engaged Prof langee
string band "a glyo concerts NJ Ills hall every
evening, JulyldOt
DRAM for watches aud Jcwolry, All goodu
engraved froo OF charge.
DO you wnnt,n suitable present lor n
nlcnd' You can nnd II ~ Ornm'a, fOm u
nno gold watch aud chain down ton little
rlng. And rcmcmherit viii bc beautifully
engraved fioo Of charge,
i, NJ. DRAM has In his employ ono of the
best wntcllmnhors IN the state. llonomhor
this when you 40 TO have your watches re-
paired.
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THE HERALD congratulates those
who were fortunate enough, last even
ing, to enjoy the concert of the Old
Folks. IL would be invidious in us to
refer to any particular lady or gentle
man singer, by way of comparison.
Each performed her and his part to
perfection. Amateur, in the sense of a
novice, does not apply to the ladies
and gentlemen who made up the per-
sondtc of the Old Folks concert. They
are higher up the ladder of vocal art
than the title OF amateur indicates.
isut there was dear old Mrs. Scripture.
Can there be another lady found to en-
Gel her in qualities of mind and heart,
and last-but not Ieast---in the charac-
ter she ned in the concerts?
TnE HERALD parts with the Old
Folks with regret, and hopes that II
will be but a short time ere their per.
tormances will be repeated.
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THE nGRiLns COMPRESS

Travis reinforces Huntsville win
fifteen recruits,
Colonel FIRED, Carleton Is a eandl'
date Tor mayor NJ Austin,
The Grangers about unllad hold
several Thousand pounds NJ hAepll Ial
sale,
The United Frlends0l Temperance
have u membership of $1,000 Ia The
State,
The trial trip NJ tho excursion
steamer in the Colorado, was u grand
success,
The Western branch penilenllary
has been located NJ ran Marcos, Hays
county
shooters aTe worth only two
dollars aud u hall Ia fannin county
now,
Commissioner baird, deposited
sixty thousand more young hlAl lli
the Colorado river NJ Auslln last rat
unay,
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THE MAILS,
Arrival and Departure OF Mails nj Dallas Post.
Office.
Northern Mail,

Arrival and Departure OF Mails nj Dallas Post
Office.
Northern Mail,
Via A., X. and 4. Il. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
st. Louis mails, arrives daily at 5:2S m; de.
parts daily ut $3.50 am.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points In southern Texas, arrives daily at 9,SC
m; departs daily at 5:28 p m.
Eastern Mail,
Via 7. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at $50 D m; de-
parts daily ut 500 p IN.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury.
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
ana western posts, arrives daily at 500 p IN:
departs dairy at $3.50 m.
Cedar Hill Mall.
Cedar Hin, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
lIimbers, arrives at o p III "Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Seyene Wall.
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL M; departs It p m alternate days.
Denton Mail.
benton, Plivar. sElizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
AZ y no Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
depars at n m alternate days.
Red Oak and Lisbon.
irrives 400 p IN Mondays, Wednesdays
sud Fridays. Departs 700 III alternate
lays.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 p m Mon
lay, "Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
tie days at Z am.
Malls for Bobosstore, Grapevine and Duck
,reek are taken out by hand, at Irregular in
.ertals.
ONCE Hours.
Delivery window, 8 q m to pm.
nom p m 70 4pm.
stamps sold from a m to pm.
Letiprs registered only during money orde |
All persons having complaints against the |
,mce, on any account, will please present |
he same, In writing OF In person, TO tie post |
MASTER
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Iincst OF the NcnsNn.

The HERALD was the recipient, yes
terday, from the Messrs. Ross Broth
ers, of several of the finest Though not
largest) watermelons OF the season.
They were grown in the Messrs. Ross
garden, on Ross avenue, and IN swcet-
ness and richness of flavor excel any
yet seen this season. The Messrs. Ross
have established u stand ut Nichols
store, corner of ELM and Austin streets,
with Master Walter Stemmons in
charge, for the sale of their melons,
where at all times may he found Il
large and fresh.pulled lot.
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Financial Troubles of Dallas.

To the Editor of the Daily Herald;
note your remarks in to.day's III Err
AID, on the resolution offered by AL
derman 0benohain at the last meeting
of the City Council.
Soon after the inauguration of the
present City Government, the move
was carried to bond outstanding in
debtedness, and "pay as we CO." was
the policy. While the bonding of the
debt worked hardship on some be-
cause money was bonded, etc., yet we
believe nine-tenths of our Taxpayers
approved this action, because our peo-
pie knew the Council to be composed
OF our very best and most successful
business men. Hope with its cheering
smiles and resplendant beauty, Quieted
anxiety and frightened the oounten-
ances of our people. Not four months
have gone and we see u proposition to
-what-a representative of
money. This shows our revenue Is in
sufficient to run the City Government,
and S25,OOO is now called for. A few
months and this ragged stuff will be
retired; and another S25, 600 will issue,
and ere long our debt will be like that
of Houston, which city Is bankrupt,
or soon will be. There taxation Is one
aud half per cent, aud this amount
does not pay interest on the indebted
ness, and their bonds are quoted at
twenty cents on the dollar in New
York.
am aware of the fact that there are
good financial men ON the board; yet
| must be pardoned when l say would,
II had the control ofithe Council OF
our city, bring the expenses of the
City Government inside the revenue,
even though it took the adjustment
Of the police force and that of the Dep
uty Marshal, and the reduction of sal
aries lower aud lower, and change the
meetings from weekly to monthly.
Nay, sir, would say abolish the cor
poratlon rather than heap upon our
little children who are to come after
us, burdensome and overpowering |
debt.
Pay us you go was good resolve,
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OIlY Nn,,nnII.

The council met In special acsalon,
Inst evening, to receive the report OF
the committee on Journals aud the As-
SCISSOR and Collectors report The re-
port was quite volumlnous, and claInl'
ed that Mr., keclon had retained fecs
to the amount Of twenty-five hundred
dollars moro than he was entitled TO-,
and recommended the passage Of u
resolution, which was adopted, order
lng him to pay that amount into the
city treasury within thirty days, on
penalty Of having suit brought against
him.
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Don't neglect to register.

-Don'tneglect to register.
Yesterday was cloudy aud pleasant.
The grand tournament on the llth
of next month.
Street cars doing Gland office
business" during the cheated term.n
business appears to be picking up,
especially among our wholesale deal
ers.
1t clouded up again yesterday, and
n few drops of rain fell, Only this, and
nothing more.
Charley Noyes is busily engaged
in perfecting arrangements to organize
his Lone Star Circus.
The Trinity Brick Manufacturing
Company are now burning one of the
largest kiln of brick ever burned i'm
northern TeXas-three hundred and
fifty thousand.
Master Tommy Walker, on sun
day, fell from the second floor of the
lie Grande Hotel to the ground and
sustained some severe bruises. For
tunately none were serious, and the
little fellow is up and about all right
again.
The survivors of General Cabelps
brigade intend holding u reunion, in
Arkansas, some time In October, to
which the General has been invited
He has accepted, and will participate.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Farmer ar
rived from Waco yesterday, haring in
charge Mike McComas, against whom
two or three charges are pending in
Judge Burford's court.
business was dull in Judoe Rnr-
lords court yesterday. Il. Truss was
arraigned for threatening the life of
William Houser. His Honor placed
him under five hundred dollar bonds
to keep the peace for six months.
In most cities It is customary for
the assessor and collector and treasurer
to publish monthly or quarterly reports
OF the receipts and disbursements of
their offices. How would 1t do here in
Dallas9 II certainly could do no harm.
--One week from next Monday the
election for delegates to the Constiti-
tional Convention takes place. Ifyou
desire to vote, you must register before
the County CLERK. The fact that you
registered and voted at the city elec-
ton isnot sufficient. You must regis.
ter before the County Clerk. BE GER
tain to register.
The chronic wife-beater, who re-
sides in a tent between Wood street
and the cemetery, mention OF whom
has before been madeIn THE HERALD
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DALLAA, July q, 1873,

no the oltIacna and goncmllyi
tool tia Sonso OF duty of mine 10 make
known To the public, lor their bonont, that |
have been nnliclcd with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt Tor several years. nnd for the
last nix months nave boon confined TO my
bed more than hnlf the time by the above
dIsoaacs, was induced by friends TO Try DR..
ColcmanH Electro Nnpor ANA Medcoted
Baths nnd though having no mllh In thom
they have effected II permanent cure OF my
rheumatism ana rheumatic gout. Yours re-.
spcctfuly, j. DUANE,
No, iO3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
julylidlm
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Hoonpiure1i,

The negro hoy lIalnos, who was CON
fined In Jail for nearly ayoar aud u
half an the charge ~ stealing coat
from Colonel George n, Aldredgc, aud
who escaped aome iva monlhH since,
was reoaplurcd yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff James Walkor aud placed In
Jail. The evil doorA arc having u
pretty lively time Of II, hut somehow
they invariably vet nIppod,
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nryanra soulhwcal halfway dude,

The above interesting work for July
ana August Ia NJ hand, aud IN usual IN
filled with interesting general aud sta
tlStlcal matter 10 tho immigrant or
traveller II IL Invaluable, M II contains
u vaet deal Of information relative 10
railroads; time tables, olc. II IN dis
trIbulcd gratis, aud parlIca desiring
copies can secure them 10y addressing
w. n, Bryant, Austin, or j, - Leach
man, DnllnH,
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NOTICE.

All delinquent stock la the
Dallas Real Estate and Build
Ing Association, viii be- sold 10
ihe highest bidder AZ public
auciion, al "Wednesday. ihe iiii
day Of August, 1879, Sale ~
the corner Of Him and Austin
streets, az ~ O'ClOck VI.
4. u. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer H. H.
A.. ana rs. Association,
July 10 dl1l
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The following woroamong the prom
lnenl arrivals NJ tho Han Jaolulo yes
tenlayl Hon, john YOUNG brown,
licnlucIyi i, Folk and \, l'IhskI, New
Orleans Sydney Amllh aud Samuel o,
Abbott, MisslssippIi w. II, burnett,
llonaloni q, T., Virgins aud lady,
Phlladolphiai WI, Turner, Havana
j, 4, Reed, Tennessee II, Aihulla, New
N..I
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so,ice,

Mesara, Az, jet and H. o. Heegar
are duly authorized travelling agents OF
TnH DALLAS HERALD fHlNTINd Cont
FANNY, with full authority 10 solicit nnd
receipt for subscriptions, ADVERTISING
aud Job work, from this date unlll
further notice. W, q, HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dallas, July I, ma
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H. ponnl desires To Inform hh friends nnd
The public generally lhat ho hns rooponcd
hla business huuso, an the square, north Of
the courthouse, whore ho win Keep con-
nlnnlly on hnud n splendid stock OF stoves
aud Tlnwnre Al work In hlH limo viii be
donoby the host of wOrlmon. Satisfaction
guaranteed. July 2O-dlm
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ron SALE,

NY Fesiasnee, eeEneE raeihe avenue
and Houston streets, embracing ilAlfA
hiesh ~ gFeuna, With a we'll nnishea
sne,sisFy and baseaeni Feei'eenefs's
buiiaiag, ana all necessary e"''hHii"'
ings, e,e, A. early applicant n'Ay 49,
cure baFEain, -
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CITY BUSINESS.

Select sehooi Tor Males and Icmnies'
The fall session viii 0pnn September llh'
Charges 80 heretofore, rnrenls who have
seen tho oyll results NJ changing teachers
nnd hooks every year, iwlll 'nnd II IA Their
interest a. pnlr0nile his srllonl,
II. W, ALnRllufF, Am
July gi-duawlhw
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Ke,iee

There will hH a REGULAR meeting ~ 600
sinckbnldfs ri ihe Dallas Herald frlnllns
Cnmpapy, NJ ihe alice pi ile southwestern
Ilm lnspmnes. ppmpauYi pn wednesday
Ausus % ieil.
A. W.O. HOLLAND, secretary,
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We have procured fresh vaccine virus and
Will vaccinato those desiring II, Mt our ollloe
corner Of Main and Lamar streets between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ and Pm
POPE N LOCKE.
July Is d tf
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Columbus Samuels, beneficiary Of
the Fifteenth Amendment, was nipped
while INDUCING In quiet, little game
Of seven-up In the graveyard. 1t only
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wanted.

An experienced custom miller NJ the
Mansfield steam MINIS, In Tarmnl county
None need apply without good references,
JULIAN FIELD,
July Edit
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Gneer and dealers Ia froinee, llp tl'N
slleet, viii furnish bagging and lipl 10 lNtll
county riends and shlp lhelr efpIs pF u
planters wihh W rpuslRn epilpn ~ WleAl W
lhelr friends in Galveston lheY VIII make
very liberal advances ...
We, RlpKEls,
luly ~ w. ", iphEh,
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rus BABY HgRALD

VIII bs ionnd az sale w ihe aewA'
bays ga al trains ~ the tesAs Anh
ana rseine railway, and ~ ,i'e news
stands ga ihe eiiy,
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aud Ia lhe name ef pppr and ron make
this an inyiolalle rule,
sFEAK Opl'
July ~, ls75-
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For sale or exchange, for unimprovod lots
In city OF Dallas, u No, Arlon Plano, En-
qulre OF NJ Y. PIERCE,
JylOdlw At u, 4. LyloA Book store.
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NOpICm,
SaIo Of Stored Goods 10 Pay Storage.

Al parties haliUf gpHs slnlrl " npl
Warehouse uppn WNleh tlnl.sr tl'Yto Xxx
uud uay up STORAGE rhuHsI ana lNhu lllNli
pnla'riy away, NJ uni dnnr ~ lrli NNle iVN
ihi5 date, public sale ilrilnl WIZ lm iNtlN VI
usut nur WHUnnsHi lH lilH rlll nl ,llNsl ln
NAV up slniuga rhWrsDs. ana liila y W slN,
n0iie' thnt WnWlll mll.Hl thr expiration ~
iru dnys nom illb nHirf l0 liN} aNiAhn uN
all goods in Ouf Wnlh1usg upnli Whiph
slnruge lsdup, fplAtEih hliltLlnNpp'
Wly l1-dlUi
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.o,,cc,

Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton Co.
unless made hy the undersigned,
July 7-dtf l., HAMILTON,
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The HERALD JOB OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reorganised and IN
July prepared TO do all Kinds OF lob
klfflHa IN the latest sfyler.
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Two reliable agents 10 travel IN tho
Interest Of 1'nE llERALp,
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MISCELLANEOUS


Try KmiFs miern Fean' aNl it.a..iii
.u.f lfgH iiuur. Iha llkfn Hni l4lNlllef..
Vino XXI fla rlcaau lrHnN hmui clltlli' y
r,nal ~ co. hai upnAnn nunf l'N ~p
hlud 90 aa'HHi
0BENCHAIA CllLpHthi, AHfNhl
Conner tllGH Nl A-ihtlh llH@'
July 1-dlm
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July IS d u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
A Far Game, but not Equal

Daring ths war a Georgian started 70 MARI
eta with sozs chickens for sale. lie met a
squaq of soldiers, aud they bought all bis
chickens but one rooster. lie issis,ei
they should take him, but they were cut of
money, aad couldn't buy.
The old man said he hated to 90 Oh to town
with only ORG chicken, aud vas greatly Psz-
zled about g.
Atlas, one Of the soldiers ssid
"Old man, I'll play you a game Of sevsa
up isr him"
Agreed" says tho old man.
They played a long and spirited game. ~
last tbs soldier won The old man wruHg tbs
roosters neck aad tossed bin at tie sold.srs
feet, and moaated bis swab-taiIed poay and
started home. after getting sone two kuu-
Grsd yards he suddenly stopped, turned roand, ,
and rode back aad said
% You played fair game. asd won tie
rooster fairly, but I'd like to know via; you
pat up ssin that os.er.'--ETiaiaa Bone-
sfeca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
Shannondalc Factory,

tJAttAAl&O4I[lii-N 4 t4NtNA =
and viii there manufacture Woolen Goods on an
increased sclle-haying greater facilities and more
Improved Machinery, beside iull corps oil com
pct.ut woykmen. Every article heretofore man
u.actured under my supervision sill. IN my pres
eut establishment, be produced ia greater pcriec-
tion. and will compare iayorab'y with the best
fabrics.
am ia the market for Wool, and viii purchase
at The Factory, and through NV Agents in Charles
town, Ncssrs. Duke d Gailahcr-al.owiag the
highest mal ket price. i more convenient Toe my
old customers who NAV desire to exchange Wool
Iur Goods TO deliver the Wool in Chai lestown,
Mgsssg> Duke d Ga,laher are authorized to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
information as 20 prices, &c, NAV be had by
addressing me az kab,etown, or my Agents at
Chariestown.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, / trust to merit, by careful at
tcntian 20 business, the manufacture oi superior
goods and by moderate charges. continuance OF
the good VIII and custom o.: od friends and trial
A. MCCAGRELL, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
POLITICAL.
EIROLIEA.
BIZ CELIA THAxrKz.

o ten me. little children, have you seen her.
The tiny maid from Norway, Nikolina?
O. her ewes are blue as cOrnfawers mid The corn
Ard her cheeks are rosy red as skies OF morn
o buv the baby's blossoms If YOU meet her,
And STAY with gentle words and looks to greet her
She'll gaze at You and smile and clasp your hand
But no word Of your speech can understand.
Nikolina! Swift she turns If any call her,
As she stands among the peoples hardly taller,
Breaking of their scarlet cups for you,
With spikes of slender larksPur, burning blue.
In hsr little garden many flower is growing
K d. gold, and purple in the soft wind blowing;
But the child that stands amid the blossoms gay
Is sweeter, quainter, brighter even than they.
o tell me. little children, have vou seen her
This baby girl from Norway. Nikolina2
Slowly she's learning English words, To try
And fhank you if her flowers you cone to buy.
st. NichO'is for nor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06
REMOVAL.

RyATHERS &Co., MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
.Ef have removed from No. TO No. - NOhlH
CHARLES ST, northwest corner Of Lexington,
where they will continue theirbusiuess as former
ly. with a weli-ass1rtcd stock of Choice and Sea
sonable GOODS, which they will be pleased to
make up to order, and in the most approved style,
at moderate prices.
March -, lS72-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

The boy wh5 was kicked ou. Of lius BY a
gul said be Cred and fell back 10 good order.
! Missouri woman may look deieucsless asd
tiuid, bot you look undsr tie bed aud see tie
sxo, pitchfori;, elob, aad an oId bayonet
aad you'd change your opinion.
4 wonsa is very Ike kettle, II you cone
70 ilils Of Il. Sac sings away Pleasandy-
then sic si5ps-atd when you least egpsct it,
sic boi,s ever
Now, youag E,an listeo wai.r we ieli you
how 70 pop the qsesiioa. 6e, your Juue Jrg
sell corHered whore DO one cau oveFbear sou.
aad tasu poke iI!sconuudram At hef Wbea
will ibeFo he only twenty-five letters ;o tae
ALPHABET q Answer atsn 90 asa ass
oue.7 After that il s. plain sailing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

Sheep on farm yield both wool aud NUT
ton. They multiply with great rapidity.-
They are the best farm scavengers, cleaning
q Geld as no other class Of animals will
They give back to the farm more in proper
tiou 10 what they take from it1han any other
animal, and distribute it better with a view to
the future fertility Of the soil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-11-06

"Pawnee eff tbeis reservation. hePheT-
sons station ceauoj oui--help-qeiek Ay
1--we te-.o-Nelly JOhGson--
Their brave hearts bal ceased e. best.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice of Final Settlement,

r WILL make application to w. w. Hum
phrcys, Judge Of Probate. on the 9th day
OF March next for IL Final Settlement with the
Estate of my ward Malie J. Elgin, (now of
acc,) and for a final discharge from my said
guardianship.
J. B. cox, Guardian.
Feb 4, 1875 20 81
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WE will expose to sale at public outcry on
MONDAY, FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
all that
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Engines Repaired.

YVNIIE undersigned is ready to repair STA
| TIONARY ENGINES and all other Ma
chiuerv, at the most reasonable prices. Orders
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Tribute Of Respect.

At q regular meeting of Flat Rock Grange,
No. 2e5, held at Flat Rock, the following pre-
anble and resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Great Architect
and Master of the universe. in the dispensatlon
~ a., oll-wise Providence. to remove by death
our esteemed brother and officer, Martin Il;
Smith, who died on Sunday night, the 9lst OIL
January. 1875. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death OF our beloved
brother and officer that our order has lose
and useful member, and his family kind and
affectionate father. -
That we tender our heartfelt sympathles to
the bereaved family, not in forms OF expression
only, but most sincerely.
That blank page in our record po9k toso De in-
olutio1s be furnished the family of the de-
ceased. "a
That copy of these resolutions be furnished !e5
theAnderson I1ateligencer and Conse'votor Win
a request to publish: ,,r, 49,.
w H HAYNIE, Sec.