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2cbcnOta bcarabc1f.

y eb c, CANADA, 80. SUM. - @S Qebt
oas peinlid1e @ertdt, bae, ais man Elm
@rab9emOlbe 0ffnete, um bic wdbreno bes
gSlnters itd angeianmelten 2eiden in eillent
Srteobofe IN Der bteii9cn @egeno Su beerbtgen,
ote @atoedung elEer poretlt9en SeerOigung
9emar9t wuroe. Ser nn9liidlit)e Serr, Der
leoenot9 begraben lpurbe, mar bier iebr iuobl
oetannt.. Gr mar ifeintoOt uno lpuroe BE-.
9raben, oa man trrtgermabeu geslanbt bate,
er lei pl0slid) 9eitorben.
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2Steocr cine WtaodIeii S6Gm0utta
Satrdl e1tseft Nener

St.2oni8i so. SUM. = Gtma 9Mleileu
BON bter ritt Sri. gliSa chamberlain, s19
SABRE alt, 81 elnem gtadbarn. llnterruea8
rib Elm gteser iie bonn pferoe, Sog ibr aIle
SleOer bonn Qeibe uno lAdnDetc lie Dalln, ibr
nod ioniti9e Diibbanblnngen Sufiigenb. Glisa
lag iiber cine Stun0e in Sbnma6t, NIB ais
iie barauS erlpahte, i6leppte iie lid mad, oem
nd9iten, eiue Ofeile entfernteu 9anoqute, mo-
lie iofort tuteber belpuBtlos unb man fir ibr
Seben lebr beiorgt tuurbe. Die Siraer Der
gan5en llmqe9eNO fno fHr9tbar iiter Die
Chat aufgere9t unb idm6rerl, bic Sefie III
bdusen, lpenu ile oteielbe ermtldten. Sic
Yoltsei nnc zine Menge Siirger iud]ten mad,
tbm, unb g.1tern murOe etn Der 8eidreihuna
Settens bes MdbfenS entipre9enoes Subj
ptouum uerbaftet.
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GtfettDof,ttitttffif6.

. etro | t, Wif., 80, Stunt. - guf Der
gDetrott=W =WttlmaufeczG Gienbabn" fano beute
ytadd)mltta9 llbr Elm 3uiammenitoB 5tpiiden
5met YaiiagterSiigen III DIR NGbe BON 5ollp
ltatt. Die 9ofomottpfiibrer uno pei5er iprau.
gen BON oen Sii9en nno retttten fid]. Situfl
5ebn &nl9ranteu nnb Die @onbnfteure mur=
ben l9mer perlebt. Die SerpunDeteu wurs
ben hierher aehrod1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-01

0ettp bur9, BennI., 50. Snnt. =
9ouoerneur 9artranft murbe bette gum Brd=
ilDenten Der u@ettbsburser S1ltd)tfclbs. .@r-
tnnerungS @eiellbaft" erpdllt; ebcnlp
murSe fir bic udditen u Monatt Elm 0iref=
tortun ernannt. Gin antrag pirbe getellt,
etnen Sonb 81 Iamn1elr, nm aufoem Dffeirt=
liheH Ylate gu @Settpsbnrg gum 9noenfen an
ole nnbetaHnten SOloaten, bi. in iener
Sd)latt gefaIen iino, Elm 9enfnld gu errit,
ten
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Wermtfd,te DepeiGctt aus
yfelusN

Newz Yorf, 80. SuHi. 0ampfer
ns0tAnia" eon sipsrpOol siusstrOFsu. -
Der Dampiern Stle be Taris" Don SABRE
au9elan9t.
Boron bon Sduare- Senborn, oer St<
retftife Geianote, unb @raf @ortt, Der ita.
lielttibe @elarote su sSaibinston, reijten
beute mad europa ab.
Scr Danpfer u@imbria" BON Sambura
eingelauien.
: Der Dpfr. r@afaliu" traf beute bon
Mittelmeerbafen bler ei4.
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gS a y ng o II, 80. Suui. - Som /.
gfooember b. $. bis jett fno folsenoe Off
sieae Statiitifen itber bic 2ebensrettunos.
Stationen BON Der Siffitite BON Maine bis
Sap Ofap uno bon @ap Serrb bis Gap Sat
teras per0ffentlidt iporoer. 3abl Der permit
gliidten Sdiffe SO; BON in @efahr befinDs
liden Yerlonen S62. 9apon serettet s47 uno
Is umsefommen. Son 2ettereu gebDrten IA
Der italienii6en 8arfe nSiooannt" an, Die
auBer bem Sereide Der Siilfsnittel Der Jtetz
tunssltationen i9etterte, unS Elm Wann cr>
iror. 179 YerioHen muroen 662 Sage per=
pfle9t nno ,bncn Sbbad1 9epdbrt. Sotal.
mertb Der in 9efabr befublihen Sitter $2,.
374, 400; oapon gerettet fir 81 ,61s, ,635; per-
loren fir s775, ,765.
Die Hebensrettungs Stationen inter Der
gegenmdrtisen Organization itnO ieit 1871 in
Sbatigfeit. gSdhreuo pieier Belt iinb in De.
rem 9tdbe 161 Sdliffe uerungliidt. @uf Die
ien befanoen iid1 2469 Berionen, oapom 2451
9erettet murben mo nur 1S umfanlen. Der
Wertb Der 8aaren reprdientirt Die .Snlnne
BON Sc, ,060, 1856, bapon qerettet s4,376,9I6.
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WnfaN sut Sec.

gf OrfoGt, Sa., so. SUM. : Der 0pfr.
gSenllnole," Capt. Wtattbews, bon Der So
lton=Saoannaber 2tnie, pel9er auf Der S6he
BON Sap 0attera8 in lluoronung gerietb, traf
beute 9ta1nlitta5 i'm San Ses 9dleppoant=
piers vSera Gru8" bier ein. Die Yaiiagiere
lpurOen nit Dem 9pir. /. 9Siqiam 0aprence"
nGdl SOlton suriidaeid1tft.
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Gtn Had,fp.el suun Stlton=SeeG1era
SflftO0I.

SrooflD n, 30. Suni. : Sn rem Grc-
seize geqen Soepb 9oaber unb Sohn s. Yrice,
a3eu9en tn bem clifton See6er. Yroseiie, tpels
DE Oh tbres l3eugniiies pon Senrg @arb
Seed)er oeS Oielneibes anseflaat iinb, ipuroen
beute 6obert u. 9ranniB, !6enrp g. 0tas.
gum unb @eorg gS. anGbel als Selaitun9S=
,3eu9en perbDrt unO Die 6ortietun9 bann altt
nl0r1en bertQat.
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8etpitterii,trtlt tn Gentiil,lpante.,.

Ee banon, Pennl., 80. SUM. = Sin
fnrdtbarer @eluitteritllrm fegte geitern absnp
iiber ben iiiblifen Sbeil bieilS Gountp's. 2u
Shdferstomn tpurben Die 6duier BON 9inz
breas Sboiper unb 2epD S6ub pom Sltbe
getroffen uno oas Gettere tpta 5erftDrt. Gin
9aus bon Safob Sorreb, Ditid BON 5dafz
ferStopn, nnS 1nehrere t5duIer smiifen bies
lem Srte unp Srtferspille murbeu ebenfaus
pom Sltbftrabl getrnffen uno tbeiliueile per=
ntDtet. llmsaunl1ngen purben aiebergerifien
nno Sdume entpurselt, uub in Der 5tunoe
bon eini9en Wfeilen purSe bat @etraioe auf
Die Sr0e uiPhPrnpAriift -
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8teSeraufuaDnte Oer glrtett tn
ben &uffIctlassttscff

Sa5leto II, Yeuui., 80. Sun. - Die
Wieberauinabme Der 9lrbeit in fe,u Saurel
9tls&oblenbre9er Der 6irma Garoe & Sobn
ltleB am lctten Dtontag bon @eiten Der
yNtiner'S Union" auf teinen 8ioertanb uno
OaS Seiipiel bieier 2elite bat bic 5agbaften
peranlaBt, beute itd) 9lei6fals SIR 2(rbeit
ansnmeloell. Der 9luSitanb 1T hiet poaltdn-
otg 5u Gnpe uub Die 4rbeit mirn in alien
Sda1ten anfgenommen perben, lobulo es
mr. tfnInlif1 III
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8cpmbltfaniidje Staats Gnupen.
finn In orDtf,o

. E 8 0t ines, Sowa, 80. Srlni. - Die
8epubltfaner bielten beute ibre Staats. s ON.
pentton. Die Blattform ipriat iid) fir Sart<
9elowabrun9 ans nnb lit gegen oen 8. Ser.
MN. - Gam. &irfpooo bon Sohuion 50.
ipuroe fir oaS 9ouperncuraamt nnb s. 9.
Neipbolb fir baS 9mt bes Sice @ouueraeHrs
uorliuirt.
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ttnfdQe.

B It's oille, Penni., 80. SUM. - Sc
tern 9tad)nlittag purbe ein Nfaun, Nan1eus
Sertercrp, sn gtount Carmel IN bem Sera.
merte pom gSm. Wonteliu ourd Den gtur,
etner Sohlenmaiie ueri6iittet uno get1otet.
etn Wtann, gfanlen5 @o0raue, itiirste III
Nspellpn, Sdnylfills @ountp, einen boben
@r0oamm hlnab llno nun babei ieineu Snh.
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3n, Wrnhcafrpiaoer,d,te ,nurn. bc

= SIN gnnbcstreiSaertdte tpuroe bcutt
Sen. Mfanf (oeiien 9anfbabn aeitern in Die.
lem Slatte geidlilbert porben iitl iiberfiibrt
gefdliftes @elO i'll @irfulation getraGt gu
baben.
- - Sn gteruburgb, I.-g., fsuerte bas 10.
NtiltSregtment beute Elm Salut 81 @bren
bes Stege8 Der amerifaniid,en S6iiseu in
Srlanb ab. t1..
- Ser 1nterI9atmeiffer snblte beute offs
Sntereiien sl,156, 900 uno fiir etngeSogeneSbz
ltgationen $7400 ans.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betru9en beute
S139, 900.
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Ssf0rdnfGtte

gt no. SrIeans, 80. Suni. - Die bic.
it9e SanitdtSbeb0roe bat eine Guarantdue
Don l0Sagen fir ale aus Seb @elt fommeu.
ben SdJiffe erfldrt.
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SSnttt Yltke acfrnffett

. on este nm, ge1ni., 80. SUM-.
Sames SanoS BON Sanos' Gorner, So Sabre
alt, wnrOe 9eitern abenb, pabreno er an
etnem ofienen 6eniter Jap, bonn 8liee eridla,
1Cn. y
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Der 8cIOntarff.

q en- YOrf, 80. Sum. : @clo leid)t all
2f-3 Yro5ent. Be9iel ftstig 4.S7a. @olO
lebbaft uno feit; S1er @oupru 1861; Ger
118t; 64er @oupou 1888; 65er 1928; neue
l235; Ger 1853; 6Ser 1919; neue 6iinfer
11SR r 10. .40er Coupon 1913. 9(ftien idlloiIen
lebbaft aber feif; R.-9. Gentrat 1929; @rie
14a; &afe Sbore 613; 81. Central 1O24;
Htttsbnrg 9lg; ytortb gSeitern 394; 9rtor.
81; Sfod=Sslanb 1893.
llnteribaeamts Silan;: Sob $38, ,804,-
456; Bapieraelo S53,O01,435.
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SrxrfAp

So ION, 80. Suni. = Der 8erlult ourf,
oell Srano in Dem 6arbelabeu uonSunneluea
& So. betrug 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-01
m Die 9alnpfer bes 90 ...a
,,Nor0 : 9emtidlen 9tpNo"
Die 0anpfer Der
,,&at,tbnrg AntctifaniSd)en8a6et,
tea=@eSellId1oft" .-

5tfe1eH aus ben SSabrSeu9en trfter RIaTTe:
rMaemanntG," Capt. u. 9I9lemein;
~SGparia," capt. Srobo6;
HSofufiia," Capt. S1mtot;
r9imbria," Capt. Is. I. 9ranot;
"sSsiRa, ,"9apt. y. Deier; Ita-
. 1sSermania," &apt, S. gsiu6eH;
rs5ammotia," Capt. 2. SoB;
rSotiatia," SaDt. u. Sarau6s;
.Sotbaringta, Tim 8du;) ss.
"g5ommeraRta, Capt. .. s. SGDeuisu;
W~SaroniGy- Capt. ydedith;
r- rStleiia," 9dpt. 6. .oebilb;
n9bnrinata,D @0pt. s. OIeper;
g sWauoalia," e-,. ...
rgSehpbaiIa," CAPT. StabI;
HSSrdnconia," Capt. Sc1u;
~ yfbenattia," )" @dpt. u. 3ii5temetu;
-Sneuia," Capt. ". =. tSranSen.
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SWec0.

Rem Dorf, 80. SUM. - Slueeo's
anipdlte baben bem Oiifriftss Innalte Seunts
niB oapon 9egeben, baB Der 9lutrag fir &e-
button Der Siirgid)aft bis aui unbeltimulte
3eit suriidqesoqen perbe.
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Stabt Saltimorc.
@ttt Wait ocs nSt. Clair s. otcls"
BET slide tn &sais nno Wimuo
Geld)oHGtt.
3met Srnoer bon Gadic erIaat.
Sberft 3. e. GIasfe ibr Spfer.

Der 9 4weiter SerfHbruna Die
an9e ltde llri a DE Der Shat,
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9na Wefhnr


So6alo 45Oli5eui9ter ,pagertD gfa9mittag
. llbr I'M mtttleren StatlonSbanie erihien,
lpuroen ibm Die Sriiher Brewer ioeren 3eQe
I'M Sberitode lay, pOr9efiibrt. .~. H.
Ser erite 3euge, Sobn 9guari, ein 8eocu
iteter oes sSt. Clair 6otel8," ia9te aus oaB
er aui ben Small oeS SduiieS in Den Speiie.
laol 9eeilt lei unD bei'm @lutritte oen 3peteu
SAnR 9ebGrt babe. ..a.F
Die beioen 6ren1eeu batten ieocr ein ST..
fol; 3euge entriB ihneH Die BafIen.
SameS SOno, 0otelclerf, iagte llnmelents
li6eS aus. - J.1 .
ism. >. $. Snr9wyn, aOuOtat, Der fd
i'm SpetleIaale beiuHoen, iab IN s. gS.
Sremer's 0anO Elm Biitoi uilo b0rte i'm ia.
gen, paB er per llrbeber bes ShulieS lei.
.3euge bob Die Suget pom SOSen auf uno gab
iie Sberit Gilmor. e. sa1 ....5s. ..
Sbne Die Sernebuung fpeiterer 3eHaen fir
n0tbg 81 balten, lanbte Rl6ter 9agertp oen
iiingeren y. So. Yreper pegen Sd3ieBeus
NIT Otorbabitd,t unb ieirell 8ruoer S. q.
greper als ieluen Rttiduloi9en in Criminal.
@emahriam. @ ...rr
= Sin frember Sofgdnger bes 6otels, Der
i'm SpeiieiaaIe 5ur 3ett 6es Roroauqriiie8
Ietn Dtahl 81 itdb nabnl, ipraug, ais er ocn
ShuB h0rte, aus benl Senlter ltnS iiber's
@iienqelanoer auf's Srottoir Der @ourtbouie.
Qnuo ..... ..-
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A1dore,s Rolrn- BahnnuIpfr

weinffein ab, uno ueroiubert bas 8erberben Der
3dbne. Die Saeon Der Sbaf,teI 1T neu, nieblit, be-
auem unb iparfain. Breis % Gents. i3u baben in
allen apotbefen unb Drosuen=Sanblunsen
(Aua5, ,12WteS) ~-
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Ser Stltottz 9 eedler;Sfouaaf.

N no 0 ri, 80. Snni. = &i6ter Ieil
Jon erfldrte beute ben lbn befragenben &epor.
tern, baB er nIr ami @riufen Der beiberieiti.
gen Nnrpdlte ooer auf ods ei9ene Der Surt
nad) bleler Ienoen tperbe. Seah, MorriS
8earIaa uuo Brpor bielten bellte cine lanqt
llnterreOumg, iiber bereu Snbalt man Nidfs
erfabrcn fonnte, Ooh pernlutbet man, bas #,
sll oem 2pede ltattfanb, Die @el9moreneu
fragen gu laiien, tpeld]e 9ifFeren,punfte ami
lhen tbuen betdnoeu, nno oh lie irqeuSmelde
9luffldrung oerlangten. Der SUM. Sermill
bss G5eriftsbofes lduit nit bem beutiaer
Sage ab, elm @runb mebr, balo nad ber
Snrp 81 icnoen.
I'm IL llbr lieBen bic NnrpGlte 9tifte,
geillon 81 iid) bitten, llm She'll on ibreu
Seratbungen 81 nebmen. @tipas ipGter nuroe
e pleher aernisn, i'm eiue !Diittbeiluuq oer
S4rp enfge9ensi1nebmeH, blt er ben aupdltcn
nherrllttelte, bon ber man aber ionlt yttfts
erfubr.
Die S6. Sbearman, abbott, SracD, t6il
uno ipdter anh Sittou traten in bas gez
rathungs3imner Al ben anOeren Nnmalten.
9fad) ShluB Der @onferens Inn Is llbr mur-
ben bic lt9 Gntfernenoen BON ben Hepprteru
init etner Menge 6rageH beitiirmt, bon Oenen
aber feine beantmortet marSe. Sin anpalt
9eed]er's iaate ipdter MIR, beB beute feiu
Ssroift Su erruarten lei.
Gtn Sabrse,te a,tf bober see ner=
brdmnt.-Yafiagtere It. Dsatssts
Sd,aft 8eretfet.
gew-g orf. 80. SUM. .-0ie 9arfe ga
bonre Sntc1tioa," Capt. Sowtcle, nit elmer
SaSnn9 Suder BON Semarara nad 2iuerpool
pntsrwe9s, oerbranHte am %. D. gf. auf bo<
ber gee. Der Gapitdn, bic Manni6aft unb
EN- paila9ler mnr6en BON benz Samburaer
Sampfer ystmbrta," iuel9er beute bier elm
frof oerstfot -
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2nnnien

81 q briO, 80. SUM. .-gS lit bier ofii3lell
angefiiaoi9t mOrOen, baB General Wartine5
SompoS Stelunaen on Dem @bro eingenoms
men bat, nm pas @ntfommeu Der &arliie1
BON Galencta uno 2lrragonien mad @atalos
MEN 81 nerblnberu. General Sopellar, ipel-
der Ole @cntrumS- Irmee, Die $4,000 Mann
3dblt, cOmmanoirt, marIdirt auf periaieoe>
nen 8e9en benl &arliiten 5iibrer 9orregarap
uno letnem 1900 @aun ftarfen 5eere cntz
npnP,1
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Sriiiiel, 80. Stunt. - Der Senat BAT
Die Sia oeS 0teprdientantenbauies, tpsld)e bas
Inerbieten, etnen UieudclmorD begeheH Sit
poaen, Su einem @riminaluerbre9en madt,
nnneifnff1.t1eit = :
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9Onbon, so. 5uni.-@s beiBt, bGb Die
neueiten 9tadri6ten aus Sirma nitbt Suirie=
beniteqeno lauteno. Der 80nig iol fib mel
germ, eugliiden 3ruppen ben 0nrd;ug bur9
letn @ebtet su geitatten uub Die oieSleitige 0te-
gterltng beitebt auf bieiem 3ugeltauouiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-07-01

Non0on, 30. SUM-. - @oniOl8 SO 7I16
fir @elo unS 934 fir 8riefe. amerifanilfe
5.20er Bombs '65er alt Serie 1868. - '67er
1064. : 10.40sr lO44; ueus 6iinfer 103s. =
grle H.. Yrior. 22.
2tuerpool, 80. Stunt. - Sanmmoae
hau unO gebriidt. Sberl. II Srl. 7I16.
SerfGufe 10, 600 galleu,
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A word Of Advice 10 Travellers,

THO Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway
has beenihe 81 Weil kpoWn to the people OF
Texas, as one Of the finest apd most com.
Portable roads 9n the continent 10 travel on,
that II seems almost unnecessary that we
ahpAid say 0Hght In Us praise, 4etwe can
pct eyer get hack rem trip oSor thi. line
without saying something IN praise OF the
management. who always seem To he striv-
Ing to make their phi rons comfortable while
travelling over their road. The track is al
ways in the best possible condition, and
trains are AT all times run 1T HhiiBlp apeed.
fuliHau& ilnps, +,Aawina Room Sleeping
carsqcGompaHy all through passenger trains,
and II YOU are going north or cast, by maxi
lag your wants known, you can 60 either via
Hannibal or ST. Louis. And for Kansas
City, Denver, California or any of the north
western states or territories, IL is much the
best route we have from Texas, Their dim
lag stA'nna pni iipule TOY ,inai9 ara al that
q traEe,tf apulA wi2h for, aid ~ fact there
aeems to lie nothing LETT undnpe TO render
trlp over tGia lac pleasant ashdtf
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

Transfers recorded in the District
Court for the week ending July sthl
j. NJ. o. Menard to VIM. N. Stowe
lot Of land on Elm and College streets
in city of Dallas, 25xiO0 feet, 300.
G. w. Irwin TO James Frazier, lnI
No. 81 in block No. 29l Ervins addi'
tion to Dallas, Sl25.
Joseph Culter to Leon Caperan loI
I5ElU0 feet ffpnting on Austin street
in city of Dallas, SlS2,
w. III. Thomas to Mrs. NJ, ], Haynes
IT'S acres of land out of the NJ. L.
Swing grant, Sl00.
w. II. West and wife of Ellis county
to Jerry Jacks u of Dallas, 100 acres oil
land miles North SO degrees West
from Dallas, $500.
Allen Collins aud wife 10 ]. NJ. Thur.
mOnd, q a,res OF land ont Of Grigsby
league, 5000.
r. NJ. Gano TO Lewis d. Payne, two
tracts of land 80 acres on waters oil
Five Mile creek $3.50.
p. l.. Burney and wife to II. ]. Putty,
lot of land OH west side of Pacific ave-
nue. in city of Dallas, $3.50.
J. Ii. Runyan of Brazoria county tC
Jane w. Austin of city Of Dallas, lot
No. IN block No. "a in original mar
Of the city Of Dallas, $50.
n. b. Anderson tc John w. Hen
bricks, so acres of land ON waters Of
Red Oak creek, 800.
e. NJ. Kahn to J. s. Polachek, part
Of lot 2 in Turbeyille's addition to
city Of Dallas, 500.
Ed. c. Browder and wife TO Mrs.
Anna NJ. Horton, lots and 8 in block
S. 4, in Browder's addition TO city Of
Dallas, 81, 200.
Mrs. &. Vandenbosch TO J. T. Elliott,
lot Of land in city of Dallas 50xS0 feet,
500.
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Taunni,anuoc.k wheat,

Mr.. A2asiail Moss, living some ten
miles west of Dallas, 81 Five Mile
creek, has sent THE HERALD Il Girall
sack of Tappahannock White Wheat,
which he has raised on his farm this
year Us an experiment. The seed came
from Illinois, ana WI. pot received in
time to SOW ut the regular lime. 1t
was put in on the last day of October,
and did not got rs good Il stand be-
fore cold weather came as it would
have done had it been sowad Mt the
usual time~-eay the last of September.
Notwithstanding this, h0weYer, il did
well, and was harvested about Il week
or ten days ago, ana when thresi,ed
will yield not less than thirty bushels
to the acre. Had il been put in rs
early rs his other wheat, Mr.. Moss has
no doubt it would have reach sd at least
thirty-five bushels to the acre. The
grain IL large, plump ana white, and
will weigh considerably over sixty
pounds to the bushel.
Mr.. Moss has also shown us an ear
of corn of n beautiful white color, of
which he planted few hills, and
which Is fully maipred, being some
two or three weeks earlier than the or
binary corn. We 30 not remember
the name of the corn, but Mr.. Moss
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Judge Ferris-COmmou schOOIs-And
Ofher Candidates.

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald:
In to-day's HERALDyou say: "What
we approve most in Judge Ferris
speech ia the Court House, in this city
u few days ago, was liis earnest adyns
cacy of an efficient common school
system. We regret to see 80 many of
our old time Texas politicians either
in positive opposition, or very luke
warm on the subject"
Most clearly the inference would be,
from your remarks above, that Judge
Ferris stood out among all the candi-
dates in this district as THE advocate
of common schools.
In my circular, the first published in
this whole Convention canvass, print
ed in The HERALD office and publish
ed In THE WEEKLY HERALD long be-
fore Judge Ferris was candidate, it is
said /:
1--WE had a simple and cheap sys-
tenn before the war, which worked
well, and all the money went to pay
teachers, instead of being wasted by
commissions, useless circumlocutions
and las for a time heretoforel in use
less salaries and Interpretations.
am an ardent friend of common school
education for our children, but on such
plan as to make the public money go
10 that object and cut off all leakages
and unnecessary charges. Our old
system, modified and enlarged to meet
present and future changes, Is a good
one, under which the poorest orphan in
tie State can be instructed, and yet we
bad no army, in the character Of I'M
necessary officers, TO absorb the money.
That is what ] published on the first
Of April What did Judge Ferris say
the other day in his Court House
speech ? Substantially the very same
thing. he not only distinctly endors-
ed and fec0pnsPqed the old school
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oloonY tgfaU
fhfrr Nen Rhol nae WoriaIli lnno'
tfnt rasnmes M the "ihuW
N0ndrr."

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,t,, anJ o,,toh ,c.ultod u lhr
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.,.''.'.' n,., A.. ru, Marshal
.,,.,..'ii,l,, ,,a, ,,on,d lain Ii,,I,ud
o'''H"''" '''",' ''',''''' "''''
to arrest some drunken lhulNi"'"' VIM
was la u dance house creating II dis
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InLlns. GnntIrmen and OIJ Frlends,
In nursrouoo M , onnununi.,ti,n IN
r,, Pu'' ~, IIo W. d" Io 81 NI",, ~ iu-t
f, liz ''i hH ,maa,ino IF nor,inn a.
H. -; ~ ,'in,a.,rs Of Mia, Cn,,,.
,ue 1 n'li W. ,h po, aI nov ~ Tnno ~ w.,
W., "ara n omnooii,,ted Hnon,,,i,tao H. ~ the
Tine a dnd ,,inoa If meaiin@ of nj Tie
smrvivimv pioneers of lie Ceilntv. male
and female, for the purpose of forming
ourselves into n Pioneer ASSOCIATION
H in order that .V we NAV Vince meet once YEAR
in social reunion, and annually re-
vive in our hearts the tender feelings
of "auId lang syne."
We. therefore, request that all of the
citizens OF Dallas County, now living,
who were residents of the Cgunty on
the 18th day of July, 1916, both ladies
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NI.O. fn.o. UI tl0 i,IH il.uuI
,out Uu giumdpuf ul ymAf0l
't. ItwvI. .Ull.tuf tlirlttHa i'iu
lWita 'Uhu tUGU distinguished lWut
uu tie uprislun NJ tie lat nhndni pnfu
nriitpmpni NJ the NrslWn Ftmtlo
Institute" falls ~ mention lliD imiura
uf M" pHiV JDUr young lHdirs n0n'lcS-
49, vim received "dipninns ~ nnl
Vtidnutos" un that occasion, tu.wit .
Miss l3lln II, Galveston, Ut Calvert ,
ipxus, who graduated In tie follow IN.
nine -chUul4 History, English III.
cihturc, moral philosophy, chemistry,
natural philosophy, French, spanish,
Instrumental Husic, vocal music, msO
took gold medal Tor ncnlurss Ia
ruoln, and one for distinction IN music
aud several distinction Ia other branch
~, aud was selected Ia deliver one of
the essays Of the graduating cln4sCs.
Miss Lizzie Il. Pevy, OF Galveston,
Texas, who graduated IN the following
eight schools: English literature, his.
tory, vocal music, French, moral philn-
ply, painting, chemistry aud natural
philosophy alSu tOnk a gold medal Tor
ncainc'SS ia room, und one tor distinc.
liuns IN other branches, AMI WINS Sc
lrc;cd to deliver the sululutCry essay
of the Lee and Jackson Literary So
cipty.
Miss Ida Stragall, of Dallas, Texas,
who graduated in the following eight
schools: English literature, chemistry,
natural philosophy, moral phiIoso.
ply, history, German, Latin and
mathematics, also, took gold medal
for ncatncss in room and one Tor dis
tiuction in music-and several dis
tinctions IN other branches and was
selected to deliver the saluatory essay
of the Young ladies Christian Asso-
citation, and one of the essays OF the
graduating class,
Miss l.. w. Hutchinson of Galveston,
Texas, who graduated in the following
schools: Vocal music, moral philos-
ophy, natural philosophy, French,
German, chemistry, history, English
literature. She took gold medal for
distinction in German, and was Sc
lected to deliver the salutatory essay
Of the graduating claas.
Nor does he mention Miss Carrie J,
Mills, who being quite young, did not
apply fora diploma in any of the sew
erni schools, but took five distinctions
in her various atudies, and gold medal
for ncntness In room.
A. IL. sTEAGALL.
Dallas Texas July g. 1879