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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-31

The election on Monday next, for OF
against the Convention, and for three
delegates, to the same, will be held in
Dallas county as follows:
Precinct No. l, at the Court House;
r. E. Burke, presiding officer.
Precinct No. 2, at Lancaster; II. J.
Moffett, presiding officer.
Precinct no. 8, at McAdams school
house; Fayette Gracy, presiding officer.
Precint No. 4, Farmers Branch
school house; T. C. Marsh, presiding
officer.
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Office.

Captain r. S. Guy, Lancaster, is the
authorized agent for The DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of THE HER
AID for Lancaster and Cedar Hill post
offices are in his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call on him at
once and settle. july 3O-dNwtf'
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DALLAS, July 9, 1875.

To the citizens and public generally:
l feel 1t a sense OF duty of mine TO make
known to the public, Tor their benefit, that
have been afflicted with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt tor several years, and for the
last six months nave been confined to my
bed more than half the time by the above
diseases. 1 was induced by friends TO try DR..
Colcman's Electro Napor and Medicated
Baths, and though having no faith in them
they have effected permanent cure OF my
rheumatism md rheumatic govt Yours re-
specially, j. DUANE,
No. 4O3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
lill,n
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re
manning in Dallas postofhce, July ~
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date OF list; Such
them as remain in the Office uncalled for a
the end OF four weeks will be sent TO th'
dead letter office.
A. b. NORTON. Postmaster.
A DDERM Adams Peter + nc
N Andrews A X
ID Bone Martin Bradley re
CLOUD Perry Collins l. NJ Mrs
DAWSON Lizzie Duncan EFF
FARRELLM2 Fowler wmA
EsrOe
GoALpER Griffin Timothy
HAWKINS INV HoganCT
JoYJwG Jerman MaiyJ
TENo JAMES Kenny wmH
N Kinshaw Nancy
| ANE JOHN A
NIANLEY LEWIS McKaine Munroe
wi Maroney Mayes
Miller Jacob Morian LA
NORWOOD Chas T Nichols Maj FOss
OWEN 1T
nAGE John Potter Geo IL
Piles Josh
ID ANNEY Luke Reynolds Luke
IL Reekie WmC Redman mrs
Rodgers Victyr kobinson X IS
GLITTER BF Smith Alice
- Steward Robert Shackleford Lee
T,HONASJ Thompson Ellen
Il Thompson Jos Thompson Nj
Irvine Louisa Treadway Iverson
UHL Samuel
NNEST WI Wright q A
w Williams a A
Firms.
Dunn Van Ness
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Mrs. Mollie Rawlns died in Lancas-
ter, Dallas county, on Monday night
last, in the eighty-secOnd year of her
age, and was buried on Tuesday, her
remains being followed to their last
resting place by almost the entire pop
ulation of the vilag,!
Mrs. Rawlins was one of the oldest
citizens of this county, having settled
here in 1916 or 1917, and was respected
and esteemed 10y all who knew her.
She leaves II large number of relatives
and kindred, among whom are Mr..
King Rawlins and Captain r. A. Raw
lins, sons, and Mrs. Pleasant Taylor,
of Dallas Mrs. Sam Keller, of Lam
caster; Mrs. Louis Hall, of Parker
county and Mrs. Carr Wise, of
Johnson's Station, her daughters, and
almost all of the older citizens of Lam
caster.
Mrs. Rawlins had been enjoying re-
markably good health for II lady of her
age until the past winter and spring,
during which she laid for Il long time
very low, but ultimately recovered her
usual health. Only Sunday evening
last, the writer of this met her ut the
residence other son-in-law, Mr.. Samuel
Keller, when she appeared in good
health, and was in an unusual flow Of
good spirits. The following night she
was a corpse. The immediate cause of
death was II severe chill, from which
she never recovered, but as she was
living with her son, Captain II. A.
Rawlins, at the time, and his house
was destroyed by fire last week, it is
supposed that the excitement of re-
moval FASTENED her death. Fo" many
years, during Mr.. Pleasant Taylor's
residence in Lancaster, she made her
home with him. Since his removal to
Dallas, she has lived with her young
est son, Captain II. A. Rawlins.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS
/ IlIr NIN To the SnrrilI or my CnnSla a.

THE STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS
i COUNTi.-To the Sheriff or any Consta-
Bile OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made be-
fore me, the undersigned authority, by j. q.
Williamson, plaintiff in the suit,:ys James
X. Williams that the defendant, James X.
Williams, Is absent from this State, so that
tho ordinary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him,syou are hereby commanded that
you by making publication OF this writ In
some newspaper printed in Dallas county,
for three successive weeks before the return
day hereof, summon the said James Il. Will
liams to be and appear before me at my Of
flee in the town OF Eagle Ford and county OF
Dallas, on the 2Sth day of August A. D., 1875
to answer the complaint of the said William
son for the sum OF i've dollars and five cents,
due upon account for goods purchased.
Herein fail not, etc. Given under my hand
this eth day OF July 4. p, 1872.
N. D. MCADAMS, Up.
Precinct No. s. Dallas county, Texas.
july 2i-w3t
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DIR. T.. M'LANE'S
- Celebrated American
WoRM SPECIFIC,
V E R NJ | F u G. E.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip, occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times cos,ive; stools Shiny, not
unfrequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing Of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. g
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, q
Dr.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGR
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which hss
attended the administration Of thu
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
0RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
cent preparation, not capable of d0iRg
tie SLIGHTEST fntn,y TO the most fen4sr
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly. and take nons bn Dr.. c.
.MLane'r, tr1paredb BY Fleming Bros. ,PtIba,gh,
Pa. To those wishing to give them thal, we will
forward per mail, post paid, TO any part Of the
United States, one box Of Pins for twelve three
cent postage stamps, or one vial Of Vermifuge for
fourteen three-cent stamps All orders from Canada
must be accompanied by twenty cents extra
e. For sale by Druggists and County Store
Keepers generally
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OF Dallas county, Ms u candidate iprd"l"gnir
10 the constitutional convention, from the
runt counties. Election Nrst Monday IN Au-
gust next,
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M Dilb,s flrOD uO1b tssOfit
nos.
Ufrnd state fmrrtnreni rnh AafifHi
iHrm fsi1ginnn. august iiii, ityJ.

inrm rsrogiHnH. tdsusiiiiif, i,yJ.
f.u maJ tU.uri disrHv NJ INSTANT
Knllnts oyur sron In tie Stnie, rn1 mouutc I
ou iin most splendid collection NJ liluuI,d
llUtrs over bnfofo exliibltod IN 'frvns, The
ifihrs t0 bc competed l0f nfo the most ydu.
pDlo eyer rnrcd In tlt cpuntry an sucl, co..
cusiuns. An unsurpassed cy' iNltlon uf tnuf.
ough tired aud irottinp hufs,s--luuhle and
single iufnoss nnd saddle horses ~" best
display uf hOrsomnuship by ladies aud gen.
tlcncn. Premiums viii b'piycn Tor the best
display of Wheat, Corn, oats, Cotton, nnd
all other agricultural products, Also fur the
best span of mules used exclusively for farm.
ing purposes. There v III be- II magnificent
bnnd In attendance. rhc Dallas Blood Stock
Association viii spare no pains IN admins
tcring to the wants uf their guests on this
occasion, and confidently expect that It win
be the largest gathering OF the people yet
witnessed in North Texas.
There viii he presented 10 the hest drilled
company IN Dallas, II magnificent SILK nag.
A. WADE, W. II. MILLER,
secretary. President.
july23-d&wtOlluug
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ros the Constitutional rpnttniiou.
CApttty U.NIAL

desires II iu hn understood t'Hi uoia "Ill n
iw tu. iuu#N'uIiuuIl convene
ton, uul v,lI ruu ilO r. iIIuuHn.
WNdtuuuW}.
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n. j, Stanford,

Wholesale boots and shoes, AL Elm street.
Entire stock is new and bought direct from
manufacturers. Prices as low as any South
erii or Western market. july 2i-w3m
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Are any preparations being made
for the holding Of county fair this
fall? Ifnot, why not
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Advice.

For information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, writ" Ia COLLINS n Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, ~ water street, New
York. Circulars free. lswlm
Attention is called to j. X. Witncr's card in
In this issue. There Is no better wagon than
the Stuuebaker.
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The San Jacinto appears to mo-
nopolize the bulk of the travelling pat
rouage.
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3 E r X S n I r e S .

l,GeneInl Il. NJ, Gnnu has ten beautiful
Brrkhhirrs, flOni lD Ia ~ pounds weight,
winch lac VIII sell nj slI per head, or cN'
change Tor Texas COWS giying iuIlh.
Three Of his ilne ycArllns hrlfrrs nnd one
bull cali hive stmycd, Any one rrtirnlug
them viii be pnid ior MI trouble nnd OK
pensc. juy3w2w
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Medical College of Alabama,
AT MoB1bE,

The Regular Course " Lectures will begin
on Monday, November I5th, 1879, and
close about the nth OF March following.
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle Of October, at which time
the DissectinR Rooms VIII be open.
The City Dispensary has been removed TO
the Culiexe Rullding. In the course Of the
year several Thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, in -le
presence of the students.
ss- Lecture Free TO Students tysA all parts
OF the United States.
Matriculatton 90
Dissectipg Ie ~
For fur.h 81 particulars and Circulate Rpyly
TO Az ". II. An DERSON. "a b,
Dean ~ tbefaculfy,
Mobile, June LIST, 1876,
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'I'RUSrEES BALE OF REAL ESTATE
j Notice IL hereby given that, By virtue o
"a certain deed Oitrust, Ia me made, executed
and delivered, on the 9TH day ~ April, lSli
by Fannie Williams, 10 secure the payment
OF certain prOmissOfy notes OF Williams
Bros, In favor Of JnO, l. Adams & Co., al
New orleans, described In said deed, said
deed being recorded ON pages JS aud I3j OF
book a A, ri Dallas county records of deeds,
ETC., | will on
Tuesday, the i1th Dny Of August, 1873,
between the heurs of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock l.. NJ, NJ the court house door In
the town and county of Dallas, Texas, sell Ia
the highest bidder for cash the following de-
scribrd property, to-wil:
one certain lot OF land, situated In Bur-
ford, Ste, mons ~ Williams suh-divlsion OF
the city of Dallas, described as lot eighteen
as, in block L, Oi the city of Dallas, fronting
twenty-five icct on Elm street, and running
back one hundred and thirty feet (l30) to a.
II. Harris line, together with all the rights,
members and Entertainments and gppurte-
nances To the same belonging, and in any
appertnining.
This sale Is advertised to be sold AT request
Of the said .Ino. |. Adams " Co., and because
Of non payment of said notes.
W. T.. HUGHES, Trustee.
Dallas, July 10, 1875. iiwit
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"Don't You See-'

If you don't see, it is mainly your
own fault, because by procuring II pair
of the justly celebrated Diamond Spec
tacles you can so improve failing eye
sight, as to render you evermore CRATE
to the Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company of New York, who employ
the highest scientific skill in their
production. For sale at j. M. Oram's,
Main street.
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FOR SALE.

40 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar
~ serss on West Fork OF trinity river, IN
Wise county. Price low-one-iourt. cash
balance IN one and two Year,. Also, lots IN
Central Railroad addlties. 70 city OF Dsl,rs,
6enrfhl C0nveynncer ard Hotary Pdbne.
ouce-easton . Tl,eaask BnAik
s.'s n--d1v-gh
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Select school for Males and Females.
The fall session will open September ith'
Charges as heretofore. Parents who have
seen the evil results of changing teachers
and books every year, Will find 1t to their
interest to patronize this school.
IL. W. ALDEHOFF, A. NJ.
July 23-dQaw)5w
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Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly of Nashville, Tennessee.)
Cor. Elm and Mark OF streets, Up stairs
p. o. BOx 245,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

Practice In Civil Courts of Dallas county
and i'm the Supreme and Federal Courts
business reierences-At Dallas, First Ma
tionaI Bank, Pointer 4 Shields, commission
merchants, Rev. DR.. A. 7, Smith, Fret Pres
byterian Church, Christian Kreig, proprietor
Kreig's Touring mills; Waco, Texas, Waco
National Bank; Galveston, Texas, Rev. DR..
X. +. Bunting, First Presbyterian Church;
New Orleans, La, VIM. A. he'll Co., com
mission merchants; OK ford, Miss, Gen. A. 7.
stewart, President University of Miss; Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor John X. Eakin, Mem
phis. Tenn, Martin Il Hillsman, cotton fac
Tors: Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas. ID. Porter,
Goyerno or of Tennessee: Pulaski, Tenn, Con.
John c. Brown, Ex-Governor OF Tenn; Lou
siville, KY, James Tedd n Co, conl ,l, Mn
tionai Bank; Cincinnati, ohio, Taylor q
brother; New York City fhos. EaKin To-
Bankers. Juiy nh"i"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31
Personal.

We regret TO learn that Hon. q. g.. Be-
editor o the Free Press, is c~on!lneI t. li, L,.-.
serions illness.
Rev. Ausustus Chandler, Of Duumcr.,..
purchased the Brattlcjoro Record.
DR.. kiiler, of Versenae-. who his been .I
for some weeks from a dissectlng wouni,
improving.
The Burlington Free Press says Tie report
Hon. l.. b. knglesby suffered a paralv;l.
Friday night Is incorrect. Mr. Engle-bv l--.--
to his residence by an attack OF pneun,n..
We are glad to learn, his illness i Consider
no means of a dangerous naiure.
Gen III. III. Baxter OF Rutland, who Ia. been q
for several days at his residence in New YORK. il
reported TO be improving.
Leonard Sergeant, whose seriou, iia.--
noted a few days ago, Is better, ami VIII pro.a-s
recover.
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0E
BI hoAIlLL A
4 Proclamation.

In OBJ dience to lon--establlshed CUSTOM anu g
oyniLiug the duty of its proper Observance ana us
banefcent influence On a people, I do hereby appoint
Fanny. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT 70 De oD-
served by the people Of the State as a day OF fASrls"'
HrMr11ArIoN AND PRAYER: And l recommend thar 'he
neople of the State on that day. rest from all uhheoes
sary labor and business, foregoing recreii'u ~
auusemeuts, and assemble at places OF pubic worship
o,,a,in., in exercises of devotion appropriate 10 the
occasion: and observe the day in a manner worthy oi
the high and holy purpose to which, 1t was dedlca'e" oS
the custom and example of our Forefathcrs-
Given under my hand and the seal OF the staten Exc.
cutiye Chamber at Montpelier, this tWenty -thiro
day of March, in the Year of our Lord One lhou-
sand Fight Hundred and Seventy-fve, and OF the
Iudepsndence of the United States the Ninety
ninth.
BY TIE G0vTRNOR: oAiEH LIN
W. Z. DILLINGHAM;,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
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The West Jersey Game Protectiv,

The West Jersey Game Protective
purchased 1905 live qnail. in North Car, -7A
will be turned loose in The WOODS OF tac.
ties.
Two ex-congressmen have applied t.-
department clerks.
Presidents Dominique of IIayu aaI a.,l.
san Domingo have he'll an auicaJl. .,..
the frontier. Peace between the rem.
coming more firmly established.
Mr.. Spinner says that a womm Won
cause she " hasn't the nerve
Lake Michigan i, frozen over sold.
that has never occurred before, 50 Tar ID.
The Chicago river is also frozen solIl {, ..
tom.
1t is stated that the car drivers >tr.k
York city was instlsated by lille men wao i,
step into Il e vacant places.
Five ofthe women teachers in the San f.,
public schools have been discharged i,r
their places by bribery of The school oNi -.s,-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31

AN i\TEI;I >TI\G i'll CENCE.--tlr.
Joseph :. Walton communicates to the
Slrrbrooke (Cantdl) Gt:,tc some inter-
e,tinr memoranda OF the memorable snow
storm which fell in Northern Vermont on
the 9th of June. 1876. The depth of snow
WAS six or EIGHT inches in Peacham. where
Mr.. Walton then resided. The best crop
raised that year was sugar. and he relates
that some of this was made as late us the
tenth of June. On the day OF the storm
an old man and a boy, who set out through
Il deep forest To find Il flock Of sheep, were
bewilIerel in the storm, lost their way
and We're out in the cold two nights. The
whole town were alarmed and made Il
rally to find the lost ones, and finally sue
cccled. the first of the party who dis
covered them firing q gun To notify the
rest that the lost We're found. HE Old
man. referred to in Tllcnpson's Gt.eNe.r
IL cir!tv-four years old, was found en-
cump,d under cover of an upturncd tree,
50 mach frozen that lie wa ObligcdtO have
one toe removed. Doubtless many per
>uls remember beng tod of this notable
: ow storm. when 1nc Young lambs Jared
- badly and the young birds We're frozen
in THEN nests.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31
:, To The BLACK Hills never think of

to 60 to the Black Hills never think of
how they are to exist after they get there,
or how they could return in case of failure.
If they will wait for further information
from the government, which now seems
to be DESTROYS of making concessions to
meet these new interests, there will be no
one more willing than myself to aid in as
ccrtaining their value.
So far as troops are concerned, | will
promise activity in the present emergency,
and the conscientious performance of duty.
Should the points from which the miners
start be SO remote as to make it impossi-
bic for our Scanty force to watch them, we
can occupy the two OF three caps in the
Black Hills and eifectually exclude tres
paSscrs. Very respectfully,
(Sioned.) =. III. SHERIDAN,
Lieut.<Gen. Commanding.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31

For the reek ending Tuesday. -Mrct 80. -.
Cuhs.Stsep. Shotes. HOGS. a.. A..
5 5s:5 ~ -. $; IS e.
PRICBs.-Geef ~Cattfe-Extra fat and heavv.-
MUM oxen s90GfIo.59; irst quality, !, g .
IS - Il 500 per loo lbs, on total weight Il
tauow and tressedbeef. \ few hoir, sing ,e =
s.O75dsoj.e. Bulls. Sc..s5Ood5.5o.
Workntg Oren-Sl55G2D per par or aeeo-l-
ing to their value as beef. steers, sd
Mich C0trS.-s5d So: extra good. t
with or without calves, as may be agree3- Isr- Is
4nd or .iinary, s2oas4o; yearlin=s :le-D"G-- :
year olis- .le.t1d5t.oo; wear Oils - ""d-
>tesp. Live Weight j.G5c; eXira. 49,.
>3o0d1 50. per head.
Z Stotes.-Whole-ale, Ou0c.; retail oaoc e
Fat Hogs, >ad>.c = =.
calf-kins, I5c = =; Peits with Wool on. : &
$50 each. Tallow, &c; country lots -. & -
EMARKS-lhe supplies during the We ...-
been iI-nt- but a. the beef market IL tie Ct, --
been quite iull the actual call Tor beet c-tt. IS
not been large. We quote sales OF Wc>t,E- 81
Northern Gait { at a variety CT prices, acr.r
10 the grades. Prices are not IN realIiy 4ny .---.
but vers hrm. y. VI. Munroe >o.i - >;cc-, .g..
craze l,d5! b, Al go; IL Steers. ayrr4--I. -
Al . &C. ire--ei weight; s. steers Il y. JsA---.
average liS1 IL. II 80 AMI - sizes T. N.
WooiOrli-c. average 81! n. ~ -. : : j.
Dow >oli2 oxen al lo.c dressed we mi L. .r---
weight. - dress .pt - each NJ / >hack,-- -..
4 oxen. to dress l loo n each, ~ L. = =. ..e--.
weight
>neep from the West number ~ heal .!tr.-
the North, o,l25 head. There ! 10 force IA dr.,
traffic, ami last weeks prices are not very We ---
tanned several line punches Il last yeaI'- Ian. =
have been sold al full prices. a L4-r noticed. o. r.
Iaylor sold I>G sheep, avcia-c - - al 49, = ?.
Dew oil K Brown sold ~ lambs II >G@- - : al
81 sheep, average Syts. al 80 = :. !. ". An
strong sold :. sheep, aver4-c = L Il i : :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31

\ law which has Just zone into effect iu
Wisconsin provides that every woman of
the a@e of twcnty-onr years and upward,
residing in the district within which tie
duties of the Office are to be performed, is
declared 10 be eligible, and may be elected
TO the following school Offices, viz: The
office of Director, Treasurer and Clerk Of
School Districts; Director and Secretary
of Town Boards, I'm Ter the township sys-
tom of school government: member of =
Board Of Education in cities, and County
Superintendent of Schools.
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M~ONIPELIEl. MARkET.
RETAIL PRICES.

to- ID "t'" tHftty -NUT. 81, ~
Apples, dric new II Il :. ID; iiuttcr -,t.
i'eci id-5' oeet' dried, green wcI-nt. 80 ri
fresh SGl2a; Pork. salt ~, Ham -
veal "dl2, Beans T. Du-hel, s 800; tom
Corn meal, t. 100 b., sl.oi; OATS = b..-ltl :
flour per DBL S50Jd>.oh; Crackers - 90. Goa
ton SiOd SO %; Cheese 2. ID, .e,I2h: Fish. r.
Cod, dressed, loc, Halibut II, >hli -. Ml-hcrc
SAT- fisil, Gods; salmon. IDdI2 ~ :. H.. L.
Ia. kerosene OIi = Al. -. Potatoes 90 p-
tined42dl5c; Brown no; Mnlt,se, per "a. -
SI-oo; Maple sugar per b9Il2,c; >yIup f4c
Tea 1nSll0; Cohcc, III Java. rsi~ir T. ~: 4
h'iStei, ~ titris Ifi,> see | $50 Mem
Cloves rs per 10. Spr.Le.n New lsla uV. :
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-03-31

The St. Paul Press says that Governor
Taylor of Wisconsin has decided not -
call an extra session Of the Legislature to
rectify the clerical blunlcr by which :,
class Of railroads not meant to be included
We're embraced in one of the classes Of the
amended railroad law, and that paper
adds:
by commOn consent, however. the
smaller roads will be permitted to violate
the letter of the law. in order To carry an
lis spirit; and NJ suit against those com.
panle> for su'h violation Will he tolerated
BY the STATE oiliciaIs.'