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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

Ia 4lio cnolid ion ser oItc Srcd
lucagridoft mcrNcn. Die SruitceS be-
nuftraltcn oc1 @cgouficEcr, 9crru Sic.
Nisf sic 6rontltrabc, iluii6cn Gnttcn'
Berg uao 6ranfIin Till scridIogcnen
Stcincn iibelidIttcn 81 luiicn unO ioI6c
9tcparnturcn an Der Tront uno Mfurfct
uo~r;un:6mcn ais spcfmdbi9 eri6cint.
%&ir g~lnubcn cine ;wci Snb ride Gage
}tridla0cner Stcinc marc n"f olc Sale
onS slpcfm0Biaitc uno bNucrGaftclte. -
Nu6 tie Strcfe scr Strobc sruiihcn
96idcl & Sdcrcr5 uuo Sobn 6Ieii0'5
luQ 10 balls ais tbunli6 Araoirt nno
moca6amiiitt wcrocn. 9tc0t 10, Oonr
blcibcn Die GARNER, weI6c ibre 6ubr-
merle gIifIih Nurd ZEN SdIomm in Ser
S,cono uno 6iyit Street, gcbratt bnben.
pcni9itenS ni6t mcbr ouf ltd0tlldcn
So0cn itefcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
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@<nu icnanr 9tickIjht Nu5ci9cn fix
las raAac &rri3 uuS Gountp @tridt 81
pabFrircn bat. Scr iOItc bcoehttn o0F
pcm icldc I'M Hermann Advertiser
sr05TMtaGt. IL oud in 9trmamcr
&oE5Nltt ia5 0cutiAe iibcriegt obn'
MIRA @e;obluna crihcincn mcrHcn Ncg
Hermann Advertiser nuO bo5 @crnlann
StItab.att ;uiammcn, grbrn m0bcntIid
Dn9tfibr aNt G~ulocrt &I1ttcr aus. Res
tIt fuutt 6 uuS, ais w:nu 2ieieniAcn,
NG1amjt bctraut inc, irIde %cr0Hcnt.
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IL rOythcilblit ilNcn wirocn, mtnn III
dtr;u 3;iirH8en bcniibtu, wrl1c ol'
groBtt GiyrG!4:;Qu ! bca.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
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US IN Der a!il II. D. 90. cbgebaltclen
GrtrasSeriammlung Ser Stabt.Sruites
bel6lohen Oieisl6en oas 9rototoa ibicr
Serbanolungen i'm ySermauncr Sotts<
bIatt" fir $50 II. I'M S~asconabe Guuricr
fur $40 p%erofentIi@eu su Iafcn. Sm
lebten Sabre purben bieIeIben nur i'm
oentlden Slatt berofentltdt mo 0afur
$50 te5ablt, fir Sen Gaurl Sen sic Sade
etnnabm piel sn iuenia, un0 iebt mutbet
HIS Der Soarb gu Die &er6fentIidung fir
$50 81 ilbcrnebmcu uno cas- obpnsrein
obne erit Al fragen Oh mir canit sufriss
Den lino. @ir miiNen Qeitcbcn, bab mir
nidt iueniJ ilberrai6t iuarcn, ais mir in
Dem ms geitern CUR &crGHentIi6uno
llberianotcn YrotofoQ Sen horouf be;iia=
Iihcn Sel6luB Iaien :; llnJc Belt wolte
unS Bic @ei@i6te ui9t cinlcudtcn, bis
un5 enblib Ser 8coonfe fam, Dap bic
9crrcn mobl an bus I6onc Spriid mort
! r9ctbcilte Sreube, toppeite Srcu6e" bad
ten ol5 lie 10 g%robmltbig bic $40 fur'S
n%oltS6lott" ouSiebten. gSir uuicricit5
t6nnen ieOod uidt I'M Gntferntslten al
SIC Nnnotme res in bcm Sclblub uns
Su5eoodtcu SGciIc5 res GontraftcS rcnz
fen, "a mir bonit le3cu Enicrc iibriaen
&unren cine iArcicn>t llnacrc6tigtci. be
9iuNeu-bieicl6en mINcn u0mIid fir I'M
NeI0Gr ebsniooicl S(num ais bic Ser01eut
Iidung cc5 ErotofUl5 i'll cilem Sabre in
Nulpru6 ni;lnt nidt w:ni9sr ais $50
500 bc;abicn. SIN llsbrigcn giebt rs
filr o%iclcniGcn %unlercr STrger Sic baS
FrOtofoQ scr Notwithstanding
mO.tIi6 lcjen woutu cine bIblde @rlc
Nerbeit tudtiQ cngIiid 81 ~Icrncu, ga Sic
iclben bon lett ob nuSl0liebIi6 i'm
yG.ourirr" pub!isirt mcr0cn. 9enu boS
y&ottsblGtt" miro biciclbeu fir Sic aus:
Neicstc Summe nidt publisiren,-
lc6oh oQcs Snterclnnte uuo fir Sic SIr'
Ger gSi6tigc bcu 2eitrn mittbcilcn. Sei
Der grofe Staotrotb 10 gen; It'll icin'
8rciie fir bic &er0HcntIiAurg feline,
ScrbaubIun9cn lcst nod mor9euIdnpiidel
Nciie, obne audi I'LL Die 9erousgebcr
Ser 3titunl ;u frngcn, ob iie IS fir 81,
orSgeicbtt Sunlmc ucr6ncntlihcn moIcr
uuO t0nnen 3; unO hub sic 9obeu Serrer
Gem urntcn Srufcr iugen, ioOiel bcfommI
Oh uuo uidt mcbr, NanS na6 Nrt cine:
8rob,Ynido, oaS lit bod bIibi6,-bol
Ger Stdotrotb lciueu bcutldcu Slrgerl
;unlutbct tinftigbin cngIiid 81 Ierner
UNI ibrc pciicn GatbIhIdgc in Ser N0tiO
nollprndc lcicn ;u f6nnen lit nr6 bi6
idcr ; an ih0nitcn obcr lit 01S NrnutIs
;cu0nib 0n5 iid Die @crrcu baAurd itlti
nusitcllcn, bab Tic nit Ser gr0Btcu 0raOi
tat bei6Iiebcn, SAP ric Qualification jbrc
lnn;cu TtIdliiie mo 2lrbcitcn, ibrc
~lan;cn @cisbcit i Gncrgic blo5 So
ucrtb iii, mo SAP wtun Ol5 riht 0cniia
3 OH Gnoc nod brller lit OoB Die &ijrge
pom0jIib gar niAt5 BON hcr SO9: CT
fnbrcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

E- 5m &crIagc BON Shofer II.
S0rHSijn YbiInbcIpbin cridIjcn ioebcu
HMerlfdniidcS G0rttnbuh, obcr pratt
,Qcs SHnobud Sum @emiIit', Sbt< uno
>%St'lbau, Ionic 3ci9uungcW iiEcr bcn
SQNltt Der @tiurcbcc, uuo griiuolide
n0ItItuna sur Oil mcu;udt, nit gcnnucr
S'tNflGtiJung Ser amcrifaHtdcn Scr
q%a''nIll', bon 6ricbri6 Glnrncr,
ptatI'ldcm 86rtncr, Ste 9tuflnac, nit
%OOTNunNcu. $40 Scitcn. Salbfrans'
'Ac' NrliS MIR. 81 so
inner u@artcnbud" ii6crtrift sic Dor
g~'A0enfn @erfc iibcr oenlclbcr @e9en'
HaIO an %~OQitduOi9feit un6 Naiciti9fc;t.
" gal Ger %crfailcr bic bciteu MnIcit
"'aEn orS Sn' un0 NuSlanoc8 III SiiIft
S'"0llllnen unO sic praftii6cn Grfabr
""Se0' mcIde er ieIbit in 0cuti6lonb
"'a'rlt" &C. gciummelt, 6omit uer6unrcn
n''UnoerE Sor0faIt 1T ben Diff. IN,
|"")slorttu ;ugruenSet, Ga BON bcrel
"p.laer NobI ;u 9ewiNcn 3wcdcn il
slq'soenen SabresScitcn &c. bas gan,
0'''nom abbanat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
Qanb,uirthfcbaftlieb CT gS.reir

tit(D IL S"rSII
N~eaclmdbige Scriumulung am 4tcn
2lpril 1873.
SGS Yrotofoq Scr IeBten TcrIamme
lung wurSe UcrIcien uuo angcnommcn.
9crr Is. 6. &ropp uur0e ais WtitgIieo
aufacnOmmcn.
Ter Vcridt Sc5 lcbtcn Sau Gomitcs
lpcI0cr cjneu llcbcridJuB BON Sl3 mel
Nete Wuroc ongcnommen. G5eufous
muroe ser Hcridt Oc5 IcBten @irtbih0ftS
@ornitc ouh cincn llcbcridEb uou Sll.45
mcIocn0 p~crlclcn uno a~n1cnommcu.
Wtidlo0cn u CuB ser Scfrctdr 6cs
Observation-Disclosures &crein5 beduftrlgt
lti Gin @eiu6 al ocn Sefrctdr Der st.
9ouiS Ngricu!tural & Wlcdanical NiIOci.
alton" 81 itcncn, Odbin 81 uirfen oab bit
folQcn0cn @eiBz9Sciue ais G!uira, Scar.
tha, @6tte uno [Googcrs so. II in Ser
fiiufti0cn Yrci5liitcn nit benonut, uni
in Scr 8rciS.Nusitelung cbenfaaS gebiIb
reno bcrpfiihtiGt werben.
Scrner wuroe bei6IoMcn Sap sic 8robu
scr MciBucine unO sir 0cbntte ooriibc-
wicSer lis sur n0ditcn &criammIung Der
lcgt wcrEe.
9ieranf Serto0uug,
COWARD &ebr, Scfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

e5~ 6you q fbccco& ulp in @o:t5
ga, ia9t: r0nnfbnr Tin id fur
Dr.. MHa S6ria's @om bnr9er
{ttpfcn. Sic MID uon cinem idmcrtn
ENTlciocu, oo5 i:Ne @ohc micNcrftbrte
Mircjtcn, NIB iprehe ib Njcics sun.
9nbfu NuStrcr 6Ttntlih aus"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

Ga Scrr 3. >. 9tieNcr bat iid pitScr
in Ncrmann nitNcr0eIah'n un0 miro bier
Ser 9tediSpiIeGe obIieacu. Ssine Office
b%tFinHct iid in Dem @0uie Scr Srau
9:7cI all Ser 5. Strl5c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

E&T 9err 9tuNoIpb s. SAI1nScr, I'M.
I5r tiihtIHcr county Shoemc;ittr wur>c
III S:cie be5 @nrn Sui 9un>bauien,
weIcber pie nnisre 2clcr niNtn, cine
&ir0erpa3I iii Sen SAuIbonro obtebntc,
ais @rrlscr s9igcr Scb6rGe eypdGtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
OrpBe Ncuj9fejt!

SER @nl. Slice bat 6jcjcr Gage tl"e
nrfc unt prddtilc Nh5mobl ron NctrFn
7amcn uuo SinocrItubsu csbo"ta,
rt.de or III Ocu nicbrigi:ca YyeiIcn yer
iluft. Sprcdt bel linn ror ctc lbr en-
tcswu 6iuQcbt uno fIr I&lcd:crc 3&aars
Ilj 2np2elte bcSGhlt. u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
aea- Nndittbcn0 oc6tn mir cine 9iitt

Ha- Nadittbcn0 ocbtn mir cine 9iitc
Scr Staot 5ttucrn, mrlhc otr Stortroth
III itiuer lsgtcn %triammlun9 fir 00&
lo%ufcnoc SObr oufcrIcgt bat:
}Ugcmcjnc Sttucr 1y2 &ro;cnt
Strobn Stcucru Ia Yrr;crt
Saufmanu5 @jccniad valorum I!2 Erit.
Souf @ictn; ad valorum 1l3 Yro;
Standardization, baIbidbrI;6 $50
SjaiarrS @iccn5 GalbiibyIid co
Tigcon 9oIe 50
9uuiIrcr pr Sag 90
Circus per Sl9 - 90
%oriteIungcn per Sag 80
,Sdbrc per Sobr 10 &C
&critcigerung3 @i;cn5 5 &c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

seA- Sir Gin gutc5 &aor Oamcn.
Shudc bon So SIS. bobtr S6nitt ,u
sent nieorigen YerIic bon Sl.25 aebt 81
sc. Soroa II.
Sin 0roBcr %orrotb BON Sdube unt
Sticfclu tets al @1nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

pa Die litiiae Scucr~G ompn9nie bat
i'll ibrer Icbten %cylumlnluna bcidIoNen,
am cliten Moi cincn Qroben @al GbSu.
baIten. Ntdbcrc3 bcia9t oic bctrcfen0c
Nn;eigc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

s3~ Frisches Bleiwciss, trochcne Far
Zen, LeinpI and FIrni&&c III den medrjg-
stem Preisen in
DR.. EttmucNcr'S Ap0thcEc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

3pti; pirb biermit alien brren sisstrn,
relhe nod 6rrrerunsen an ZEN NatlaG rss
VERT. 5rjeecri6 SdiiB ;u MAIDEN tatsu, rter
~Ipnitpie raran iu~fereiTirt liur, IaB bic llnter;eib
neten, i'm nGdlten 5ermiu Ter grrbate @rurt i'm
Mai 1875 nm Grlaubni6 ua hluden rerreu, ibrC
Shlu6abrehnung MAIDEN su hiirfen uub ihrG
Ynibten als NaG laB~rerpaltsr reS ~btiaetsn Gi9en.
tbuntfentbpten trercch.
paul SOUS aeeaeysrpartsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

R NailrejneSsenz aus hiesigcm
IVa1dmeister 66reitet, wird rerkauf in
DR.. EttmucUer'S ApOtheke,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

ssa- 9aut Srultce -0tihlUB miro Scr
we n-Nufisber i'll oieic" SahrtSl.50 m.o
itaotiibe 9trbcjter Sl.25 per Sag crJoI=
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

DSy~ Fine reiche AusU0M ron Porte
aonaiS fuer Damen and Herren hGH
d.. Ettmueller's Ap0theke.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

rs Gdo6 ~ Sdmcrt;cI H.. Gom2..
gqtnttn fur u. s Nouit'5 bcrubmtc
Baltimore Nuittru, ofierjrcu bic iol3er
Nr b,litbtcn Sortca iUr Cen Samilicu
Rtkrlnh:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15

Rs" dir ylH 0utcS Ylax Stitftl (fcjn
S9IitIc>cr) ST $23j gctt III
81. Serbian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-15
:, .Arntliber Ma.f:'eriebt.


sp,,,po6 c%orrlalrt cox Ger "lier-
u mann Star Malls
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19
G. A. GAY,
Fourth Street, WInnemucca
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Silversmithing and Repairing

HOLD AND SILVER PLATING, AND
eI Gold and Silver Mounting done; Fancy
Hair Work, such as Watch Chains. Guards,
Bracelets, aud all kinds of Hair Jewelry.
Lettering and Engraving done in the v'ry
best style Of the art.
Watches, Clocks, and all kinds of Jewelry
Repaired; Guns, Revolvers and Pistols re-
stocked, mended and put in good order
Repairing Sewing Machines also done.
Meerschaum Pipes neatly Mounted in Gold
or Silver; Knifeblades reset in old handles;
Razors ground Scissors sharpened; Brazipg.
Soldering and all kinds of work in my line of
business neatly and promptly done
All Work Wa. ranted, and satisfaction guar
anteed. Jet I'M
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

DtRT1Es WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town OF Winnie
n,lcca, are hereby notified that all ap-
Iiications for the same, or ON business
relatlng thereto, should be addressed to the
Undersigned AT sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
W Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
.he same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
hol5 II ID, " BtaKEIL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-19
N o &c e

"AvING RECEIVED FROM THE AU-
ditor of Humboldt county the ASSESS
MENT ROLL Of the Taxes levied upon the
proceeds of the Mines for the Quarter ending
March 81. A. ID, 1876 nttice is hereby given
that the Taxes upon the proceeds of the Mines
for the preceding quarter are due and payable
ON or before the SECOND MONDAY in June,
and that the laws in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER,
Assessor of Humboldt County.
Winnemucca. June 7, 1Sl5.-je7 2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-04

seem 10 DO the order Of the day la Mar
shall, IerpsiehOfe, Cupid and Hymen
have no mare ardent worshippers
than Gan DO found In that pretty little
city, and II must be true as llpgland's
poet laureate MARBLES, 'In the spring
time a young mans fancy lightly turns
TO thoughts Of loyen-and, lot US add,
malrimony,
The last event was the wedding Of
Charles II, Pepper chief operator aud
train dispatcher Of the Texas and Pa
oihe railway, TO Miss Elizabeth H.,
Ross, youngest daughter Of Colonel
j. W. Ross, proprietor Of tho Capitol
hotel.
The invited guests embraced almost
all the chiefs Of the different depart
ments Of tho Texas aud Pacific, with
whom both bride aud groom are uni
yersal fayorlies, and the excursion
party Of distinguished railway men
which visited Dallas last Friday,
Among them were Colonel Thomas A,
scott, president Of the Texas aud Pa
elho, aud railway king generally Hon,
dalusha A, Grow president Of the In
ternallonal aud Great Northern rail-
way, and NJ one time speaker Of the
national house Representatives Hon,
William Walter Phelps, eX-member Of
congress- from New Jersey II. NJ,
lioxle, superintendent Of the lnterna-
tlonali John Durand, superintendent
Of the Houston aud Texas Central rail-
way Colonel George Noble, superln-
tendent Of the Texas aud Pacific; j. +,
Mackay, private secretary OF Colonel
Scott, and others,
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev, u, A. Wagner, rector
of the Episcopal church, at o o'clock In
the evening, aud nj midnight the party
seated themselves at the hospltable
mahogany Of the BRIDES father, who
had prepared feast for the occasion
Lucullus might have envled. The par.
lors OF the hotel We're beautifully
adorned with flowers, tasteiully ar
ranged In the form Of wreaths aud
bouquets.
The bride was the recipient Of n
number of presents from her friends,
and when the happy pair left for Phil
adelphlaat2A. NJ, the sleeping car, and
particularly the bridal berth, had also
received their share of floral tributes
from loving hands. The HERALD
wishes bride and groom n pleasant
journey to the Quaker City, and safe
return TO the home Of their adoption In
the Lone Star state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-04
Postal Matters.

The following is list OF papers
mailed at this Office, and held for In
sufficient postage, under the law up
proved March 3, 1876, governing post
age on transient papers, etc. These
papers will be held five days after
date OF their advertising.
The public are requested to take no.
tlce that postage on all transient pa
pers, books, samples, etc, is now one
cent per ounce, which must be fully
prepaid.
Daniel h. NJ, Davis Il, H., Davidson
II. D., Davenport Y. d., Dickerson
Mrs NJ. Il. ., Douglas j. H., ELY Il. NJ,
Elliot II. X, lIarra Miss Vergie, Farley
}. H., Ferry A. 3, Frank Mrs, Il. j.,
Freeman Mrs. Mary A., Fleming j.,
Furgerson Miss Hattie; Forbes Mrs. H.
NJ, Thomas W., Vickersman John.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-04

The Primary Convention Of the Mis-
si0nnry District OF Northern Texas
VIII meet In st. Matthew's church,
on Thursday next May 9th, being AS
cession day.
Morning prayer-Divine service will
commence at ten o'clock. The SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. s.
d. Davenport. Subject-"The mission
Of the church in this district"
The holy communion will be admin
istered. Divine service being ended,
the convocation will proceed to organ
lie for business.
Evening prayer-Divine service at
half-past eight o'clock, p, NJ, with SER
mon by the Raw. Il. S. Gillian. Sub
ject-"The best means of kindling mis-
sionary zeal, courage and the spirit Of
self-sacrifice among our people"
After the sermon missionary adj
dresses will be delivered.
Friday - Divine service at ten
O'clock, with sermon by the Rev. f. r..
Starr. Subject-"The best means of
strengthening mutual sympathy and
love around common altar"
Evening prayer-Divine service at
half-past seven o'clock p. NJ, with SER
mon by the Rev. n. S. Nash. Subject
-"The duty and wisdom of the church
towards the non-Episcopal bodes.n
After which missionary addresses
will be delivered.
Saturday-Divine service at ten
o'clock, with sermon by the Rev. John
Partners. Subject-"The claims of
the small towns upon the church in
this district"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-04
A NEW LAKE OF COMO.
Park, Lake and Sunday Sports.

Sunday was beautiful day, calm
and springlike, very bridal of earth
and sky, and the sun shone out on gal
liant Switzer and sturdy Teuton as
Claude Melnotte and his Lady of Ly-
Ons all went to the new lake, a pleas
ure resort which was formally thrown
open to the public last Sunday by our
enterprising fellow-citizen and ex-
mayor, Benjamin DIETER known as
Ben Long. The different organiza-
tions--Schutzen-Verein, Turn-Verein
and Grutli-Verein, met at Odd Fell
lows hall and marched in procession
to the lake, according to the pro-
gramme published in THE HER
AID, preceded by the Dallas City
Cornet band, which made a
very handsome appearance. Their
gallant Archer looked like William
Tell redivivus, and brought back men,
cries of childhood's days, when we lis
tened breathless to the tale of tyrant
Gesler and his cap, and tried te decoy
a playmate to be target, with apple on
head, for our ambitious arrow.
The park proper is about two miles
northwest of the city, on the line of
the Dallas and Wichita railway, which
our city fathers, perhaps wisely, did
not give old man Bonner and hio asso-
ciates chance to build in such
hurry. 1t is slightly undulating, and
with some artificial additions to its
natural advantages may be made
most desirable resort for all our citi-
zens, who wish now and then to
satisfy themselves that God made |
The country, and man made the town.
"rhe mountains look down on Mar
,thon and Marathon down on the
'ea," says the poet, and the reporter
ooked down on the park and the park |
ooked down on the lake, which en-
braces an area of seven or eight acres.
IN the centre Is an island on which
{ Is said the proprietor will build
emple for the worshipers Of Terpsi-
'hore. Then, of course, we must have
ONE gondolas, and as a natural Sc
IueHce, will follow moonlight parties, !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-04
Rey. W, II, MiIburn,

The eloquent blind preacher, to
whom lHE HERALD has before re-
ferred, will deliver lecture on Thurs
day evening, Al Fields opera house, on
Sargent y, prentiss, II Is hardly nee
essary To refer 10 the subject Of the
sketch, Every true son Of the south,
and more especially Of Mississippi, re-
yeres the name Of Prentiss, a name
that stands pre-emlnent among Amer
ioa's long line Of orators aud states
men, Mr. Milburn has selected most
happy subject, aud l'HE HERALD will
be greatly disappointed If the dlstin-
gulshed gentleman fails 10 render the
just need ofpraIse TO the sllyer-tongued
orator Of Mississippi, A crowded
house should, by all means, attest lis
appreciation Of the talents Of the leo
lurer aud the memory Of the subject,
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W F. LYTE & Co., real estate agents, No. 1903
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to-
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of
their office, under the respective heads of
improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 268dlm
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rowing on the lake, music on the
waters, with a few verses from Moore,
Iennyson or Browning, 10 give tone 70
the scene, The park was provided
with accommodations for dancing
shooting gallery, swings aud seats
Every one who was there seemed 10
enjoy themselves 10 the top Of their
bent, aud II was q regular Mal-fesl
for both y0ungand old, There was any
quantity Of amusing games, aud sever
al young ladies displayed, while blind
folded, q proficiency with the broom
stick which spoke volumes for their Ga
paeity 10 handle the same household
weapon, provided their eyes were wide
open, The sack race, as usual, afford
cd any quantity Of fun, aud two prizes
for the boys, According TO tho doc
trine Of Mahomet, the Faithful enter
hourl'peopled Paradise on the edge Of
q sabre extending over q fathOmless
abyss, Some Of our well seasoned
limbs Of tho law attempted to cuta fig
ure by walking a horizontal pole about
three feet from the ground, Humpty
llumpty on a wall, llumply Dumply
had fall, aud the handsome gentle
man who received u bouquet flor his
beauty CD a few days ago measured his
length on the bosom Of mother earth,
The number Of people present was
saldt 10 beup In the thousands, though
this may probably be an excessive esti-
mate, Omnlbusea, hacks aud vehicles
generally were kept busy In transport
Ing visitors 10 and from the grounds,
aud street railway would have reaped
a rich harvest Would not such line
prove u paying Investment? Let our
capitalists answer by putting their
shoulders to the wheel and building II,
Everything at the grounds passed of
pleasantly, and nothing occurred to
mar or disturb the pleasure Of the day,
THE HERALD c0ngratulatea our
Swltler citizens on the success Of their
reunion, aud the good feeling which
was one OF liz principal characteristics,
Helvetia and Deutschland clasp hands
In the merry month Of May, and Texas
smiles on the scene.
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PERSONAL.

Major Il. G. Jordan, of Glen Rose
Somervell county, reached here yes
terday, en- route home from st. Louis
where has been spending II few days
The popular passenger agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
bowed his presence into The HERALD
office yesterday, and left his card in
the shape of the last number of the
Great Southwest
The reporter had the pleasure last
evening of meeting George Munroe,
conductor on the Texas and Pacific
railway. George is clever live, en-
ergetic young gentleman, and the
company can boast of no more honor
able and atlable employee.
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Episcopal Picnic at Terrell.

A letter from lady whose hospital
ity the writer enjoyed while on a
recent trip eastward, states that the
Episcopallans will give picnic at
Terrell on Thursday next. After spend
ing the day at some beautiful spot near
this charming little town, they will
return and give an ice cream sociable
for the benefit of the church. This
will include charades, ta6IeduC viUdntS
and music. We recommend all our
readers who can spare the time, and
wish to enjoy themselves and breathe
some fresh and pure country air, to
take the Texas and Pacific and run out
TO Terrell to the picnic.