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, 1875-07-23
ARREST FOR FORGERY,

4 FUGITIVE PROM DosTnN FOUND ON wAnAAH
AVENUE
boston detective, John 4. Brewster arrived
hnro yeAterdny in search Of an alleged fomale
forgcr nnmod Mariaa l.. Warren, md with tho
aid OF Detective Elliott, Of tho city forco,
found Eis pr,Honor Mt No. 822 Wabash avenue,
wboro sho has boon konpng d ooarding-houac.
She Ia plain-lookipg young widow Of n years,
cloyor IN Aor sroocl, and busiucss-like in
her address. Sllo wns consigned to q cell in
Central Station, anil will DO taken to Boston to.
day. sho ia accused Of the forgery Of draft
fpr e1ooi. drawn on G. L. Fuller Il
Co.. Of boston, and also Of raising .
certificate OF Michigan Contra! Rairoad
document was loft with Fuller i Co. by Mrs.
War1pn, and by thom aoid. She obtained TO-
ceipt, aud On tho 9Th Of last March came to
Chicago, taking caro- to avoid making her whore-
Tal,uos House, aud then lcaaed tho house who.e
sllo was found. The officer having hoF Ia cbArgo
aBeerta that she ia guilty party, and TINT there
arc witnesses to provo hor such. 1n q converHa-
tion wth TR1busE reporter shht oyen-
ins sl1e doniod having committed tho
donso dsb By one N. II. White, sewiug-rnaohtno
agent In Boston. and married. man, who for
merly boarded with lcr at Eo.4 Franklin Square.
She asserted TINT tho facts Of tile matter would
and TINT hor tnuocence would bo e.
tablishsd when Hlto Wns giyon AL on-
postunity to explain matters. Bhe latly
denied tho reports In tho evening papols, anl
whom reference was made to hor kooplng a
foshionabto boasding-houss on tho avenue, she
wus aoustlycly asitatod. and took different
meaning from tho worsls than was oy,dent-
ly inteudod by tho reporter OF tho Jour
nal. bho iB a native Of New nrunswlck, but
wns brought up IN Boston. Her husband has bocn
dead two yeats. sho sAYs, aud Bao has no cli!-
dron. llor only relatives are : young brother
anu atstcr In Boason. Hhe wept bitterly last
night, and being . woman OF Intelligence and
refinement, keenly realizes the shame attached
, 1875-07-23

from the inpossiblity Of tho flsh suryiv,
Ing Tho Iengtl, at ti,no roluirot for An occ,
paS5ago. 1'y tho adoption of tho prcxOnt me,l,oi
Of traDsportation In tho ogg, and Ilstchng them
when swo-thEls OF tho wny acrosH tho dloujiins
at Tho old eyatem are obvlateti. Tho cggn In tha
present inAtance Ata taken from tlo nirnorins NJ
t|ln Commissioners OH the Connecticut Ikiyer'
and aro Of tho most approved broels.
, 1875-07-23
MARRIAGES.


FAnaO-KENT-At Alton, Ill.,, on tho 10th inst,
Footf, Of st. Ls. Mr. Charles E. Fargo Of ChicaRo
and alisa Mae Kent, OF Alton.
DfOWN-k tho 11nton Park ConRteRa-
Irncr, Frc,l q. Dr1wn, of Syracuse, ILL.,. and Mlsi
Lilly Kuelnc.
rE- Cincinnati rantta nlesta enny.
, 1875-07-23

To ths Editor Of Tht th3cdao 7TibHn3:
CHICAGO. july 2l.--Somo timo last fall an ordi-
nance was passed. to !ay gas-lnnius from tho
present terminus on Madison STREET Qsockwell
atscet) to California ayenue. Tho assesemcnt
has been mado and collected for Twelve limp
roBts. Now why is It that wo cannot havo what
We have paid fpr7 1t il almost impossible to get
ono to start busineHH west of tiockwoll street in
consequence. Will nnt tho proper authorities
tahe hold OF this? West of California aye,luo
vencnces fi.ls part Of The city would bo greatly
sought nftor. VAN.
, 1875-07-23

The Lending Shoe Manufacturer
OF fhs age arc Hamilton, Pratt Co.. Ut hew York.
W4wsM h 0Eeens, Noa. 70 atate AId l3t Twe1ty-seo-
oad stsoety kesp full uue Of THAR goods.
, 1875-07-23

has Just bccn introduced hero by Il. J. BoWney, OF
South Ucnd 1al They BY far tho richest sppsar-
ing atgn have seen, aud attrtct much Attsn-
tiu. They ars furnished for tho Rtlebatee Carriage
1tspoaitnry !GI aud 463 Wabash avenue, whero thgy
NAV Iii Beru
, 1875-07-23
THE CtTY-HALL.

THE cITY-HAtf
-
n,,. r,,.,,. ro,,n,,+too .r,,, r,oo, In +ha r1,c
c,'''.'.1 -" na" 'n ~ M u..,,.,.., .x.es,a..
I!eFh o!ftco NJ %''o oa1"t""S "'lctAo""'
Tho Board Of Public Works will to-lAy advor-
tiBo for Il, 5Vu feet OF HowcF-p'po and 80m,0oa
eowor bricka. for use during tho cushing yenr In
v,r,ona portiona of thu CITY.
'AN",
hosshark, young Cttf-haIl omP'oyo. IL ah1-
inus to ienen what +" Dac-kac-hc spells. bonae-
,pa1s tolh him 10 pronounce rs he spcllg and ho
would get tho back-ache, but he won't botleve it.
rr,f1.r ,,,or,;,o Any T. nrot,isoo atrect
.',,t si.,.n>, T.. ,,,,o t+.ro, for no .,,,-
efaRe VIM 10 csoseu % pups et"'e' 'os t'e h'''-
cccding thirty days. During that tlfno tho Amor
lean bridge Company viii crcct new structure
similar to that At Randolph stroot.
rtc ,,o.rl Of Public Works Yesterday opepod
~. H.. .,t-,.,;,,, ~ .t.h,. =, tha 1,,-.t
paa los 'po n,, s.sua ~. ,ha
PtccfiIct folice etAt1on 1os tho accu1aalooaAon
| ,,uo.t hid ,rna tbnt of / " s,naelbacb. f,r
:u'yna -" 1Io ~ H'u "A' '''' u - ''s' t''
The Dos1d Of Public WORKS Yesterday opened
Jus ~ s.Io Na'ss. e' ,1",a.o', a 80. nv
escet HUN DcsFa.ieo W - 'n's.v4 49,. ~. .e't. t"o
lowest bid "Aa Tint OF W. i. IHldteth, his fig-
uros being s12 per cord for wa!ling, aud 81 ccnrs
per square yard for paving.
| r,n r,ro ,f.ra,,,1 announccu lint thora r,t, la
| triaI ~ ~ na.mt t,,a.c"csrso n. tno .1,rLa"n
street entrance o! the urAna Pacific 1]otol at
oclock this nitcrnoon. 1t differs from all other
.,,,,oi,s.a i, III, il 1naka nror;etar ., tha
pu.enaeoo .e, ~ JUL" - OtNA0' FiofA'''0' " 'uo
When rim Alderman. Msyor, and about oyorr
body else around the City-ltal! rlnb away from
tho rooAery to tho Dexter Park raccs, nlatters
become exceedingly dull. But when it rains na
| ab1o. There Is ,Lan . supagate stink In oyery
| Garner nj lin concern.
~, ~, :-.,,., a..
tie fact that no appointments "oro yeateTday
n'hdo by tue Donri Of Public works, nt tao ar-
5ont reGusst st., Of Mayor Gown: nj tfoba'iy TO-
asys %oF ~ w. m nmo ~; fof H.. ,s hat ,n 5o -, moyos
medlatcy pitt III repair.
| Marshal uc,,uer yesterday received tho fol-
| Loving,
px4u SIN: p,eass aud ,pc1osc, check for 80
| for tho PAID Firtmen'y Benevolent Hociety. A. a
r1pa token Vt our gratitude to thu liEeneu of cbica-
80. who by their Heroic efforts saved our stock ot
snh. from being Destroyed during tho burning of
] nixh u s ,hs Iii as sA iours ss. Oh
. st1*S'
! A very young nnn, with very sharp laad pen.
cia and very l'ish forehead. yosterday created
L. Dailoy had submitted now lat Of building
inspectors to Mayor Colyin for l,s confirm alton.
When pushed for al explanation, tho young man
produced slip bearing such names ~ Henry
Ward Neochor, Thso,oro Triton, Frank 5louito1,
aud u. Turner. II would have boon exceedingly
moro fuzzy il it lad borne ths ua.nos oi tile lase
Police commissioners
| nAILEY's ASSISTANTS.
Supk. Bailey and HIS Aseistanta arc incenBed at
= communication in yesterdays TRIBUNE, giving
| ths occupations Of t4o new appolntoes Nota-
IL, and las beon. contracting mason. and wa.
| Que o1 lug palthofn OF tno Well.RnoHn Htm OF
, 1875-07-23

Weed sewing.machiuo csa 10 owned BY every sewing
girl iu Chicago hsd you buy for all cAah, you got
liberal discount Sold GU very small monthly pay
ucnts alAo. No. 303 Wabaah syctsue
, 1875-07-23

va never more successful than whsa DAllsyt AsS-
ical Palu Extractor disooyuEo Il IL ths p&44eeA
sos pain and Alin di*esses. I oeats POI boz. "
, 1875-07-23
piauo..u4 r.r.us

R1ano5 hn0 UfEhHs- !.
large assortment Of new pianos aud os9ao2 70
relt- Secondhand piano4 from 80 ia 800.
", W. KlNAALL,
Corner Etste and Adams streets. OhicaGo.
, 1875-07-23

J. stcClnra h Co., prtggtstat chr. Elm ami Front.
sth,. Cincinnati. O., SAY: SIRs-Tn ntighforhnod
q number Of tra.ustcra using tho Centaur LIntment
pronouncing It superior to anything they have evtr
uaet We nell a. high fnnF lvp aozcu bottlrs per
month to tl1cm." Sold by iii druggiatH-ooo and 81
rer hoRtlD.
, 1875-07-23

ricncn atn nwaro that thare mood hc no
additional exronRn incurred na t'ese In roay no
hlndorance to ton,Rlt.naviRationo oxcopt in eaneH Of
tlenhn fuRs, which Rollom occur, and. when this
hart1nns, lampn will NOT aid tho navigator. Tho
hcnotlt to real estate on tho North and WOht
SitlrH. and to tho hlnfnesa Of tho city generally,
would DO enhanced 4 luntradfold moro than lho
amount Of tho additional ta1. Thcre ia no valid
reason why our poore sl,onld bo obliged to ol.-
.'nra this nuisance from year to year whom a
fomody oan be 40 readily provsdo1.
An 1cgartfe tho regulation for tic opontng and
oloaing Of tin hridgcs, a change is absoutoly
necessary All using Tho bridges daily must ad-
nit that throe lines. day tito pasAngo ever
them should la without tnterrn!tion. They
Hho,,ld ho closed from to Q o'clack d. nj. !;
nga!n from II o'clock m. 10 400 p. m.; again
from to o'clock =. 1n Al MI llonrH, except
thoso turt mentioned. tho bridRe-tentlofs should
10 governed strictly by tho ten tninntoA' rulo
now supposed to ho In operation. telinve this
proposltioi,, If adapted, will provo perfect no
luton Of tho bridge difficulty, or 60 nesrly nc
cotnplisl that ond as to silei1oe complaint nnd
mako It endurabe. 4 1!Er1nEu CAPTAIN.
, 1875-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cclltaltr Lilli1llcnts

al1ay pain, ruhtIuo swclIInss, i,eal
1tnrnR, and will cure rheumatism.
Rtayin, aud tlesh, bone and nnscie
ailments. The White Wrapper IL
tor family use, tho Yellow Wrapper
IL fn. uriFnnta
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
The Future Of Our Order.

Sitting at orr desk we have the pleas
ure of receiving visits from Patrons
from all over this State and from many
other States, and most gladly DO we
turn aside from the immediate work of
the Office to spend a half hour with
them. One tells of cooperative enter
prises started, another of some genial
social gathering, and yet another of aid
furnished the destitute, or of light
from the work of the Order, or the in
terchange of views among members: 4
T. X And with all
these, there are sti II others of broader
views, who can see that with business
the should be pleasure, and with pleas
ure there must be business, or the
whole thing goes to the ground; that
self-government may run riot while
oligarchies may become despots, that
free will and restraint must somehow
be combined, that conservative gov
eminent may save from many excuses,
that a beautiful ritual is a bond of
union and that wise administration of
law does not retard real progress.-Pa-
tron's Helper.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
An Appeal to Changers From
Laborers.

The farmers who have not yet en-
ployed their help for the coming season,
must inevitably soon do so. For few
years pas; wages have been raised to
twenty-five dollars per month or therea-
bouts, but it is hoped that this year
they may be as low as seventeen or
eighteen dollars, and, indeed, the
wages ought to be reduced both on &C.
count of the present low price Of wheat
and on account Of the "hard times
One of the greatest obstacles farmers
have had to surmount is the great ex-
pense Of hired help. By the reduction
of wages this would in great measure
be removed. Again, many farmers
need more aid than they are able to en-
ploy, and therefore large amount of
necessary work remains undone. Now
if the cost of employing man should
be seventeen or eighteen dollars per
month instead of twenty-five, all this
could be done for what it now costs to
employ the usual amount of help.
The Changers have been doing a
great work in regard to railroad mvnopo-
lies and now let them do their duty in
regard to this, that income may be made
equal to outlay.
e. F. T..
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06

The advertisement of q new book en-
titled "Manual Of Jurisprudence and
Cooperation of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry,'' will be found in our advertis-
mo columns. This work comes from
the able pen of Master A. B. Smedley,
of Iowa State Grange and will be full
Of valuable and practical facts and
most useful instruction. 1t will be
something that every Patron will want.
We have made arrangements to fur
n;sh the book from our Office at the
Publishers prices as soon as issued.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06

4 dvertising: Cheap Good: System tic.
A-All persons who contemplate making
contracts with newspapers for the insertion
Of advertisements. should send rs cents to
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., al Park Row. New
York, for their pamphlet book (ninety-
seventh edition., containing lists of over
2oo6 newspapers, and estimates, showing
the cost. Advertisements taken for leading
pa persn many states at a tremendous re-
duction from publishers rates, GET THE
BOOK. l4yl
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
GENERAL Expenses,

GENERAL Expenses.
March 5h Perkins, Kam:;s Is cords of wood for
g Red Wing Gas Light Co., gas for
Court House.
2G o o Hegna. tax refunded.
" 26 $ Willard, amt paid for postage
ana for services on Co. Board OF
= 26 Chas L Davis, for printing,
S6 ye9nison & Perkins, for printing.
20 - " Hancock postage and ex-
pressage,
So 26 The Grange Advance, for printing,
8 26 st. Paul Press Co., blanks tor elk
. 26 Robert Dcakin, service on Board
of Auditors,
26 p + Lowarer, stationery,
70 VIM Haines, for collecting person.
al property taxes.
- 26 o . He na, postage and amt paid
for map,
70 Swante Anderson, mileage and per
diem and extra services as Co.
:. oc , Commissioners.
26 E l. Baker, per diem and for extra
services as Co. Commissioner,
26 A j Grover, mileage and per diem
ana extra services as CO. COm'r.
26 A FlEseth, mileage and per diem
and extra services as Co. Com
missioner,
" rs Z Belnewitz, mileage and per
diem and extra services as co.
Commissioner,
April Red Wing Gas Light Co., Gas for
Court House.
DR.. B Hawley, med. examination
case of insanity,
= II Chas L Davis, publishing proceed
ings Co. Commissioners,
g Is Grange Advance, publishing fnan-
cial exhibit and statement of
funds in Co. Treasury and report
of committee OF poor farm, and
of I'd Of n nd
Committee,
s. 1SJennisOn d Perkins, publishing
proceedings Co. Commissioners,
q Jas Simpson, registering births
and deaths, Cherry Grove,
6 rs Amt paid for Bissell's statute for
Auditors office,
- 20 Robert Deakin, Probate fees, case
OF insanity,
s % DR.. D A Smiley, med. examination
case of insanity,
May Chas l. Davis, publishing Finan-
cial Exhibit, Statement of Funds
in Co. Treasury, Report of Com
mittee an Poor Farm and Report
Of Co. Auditing Board,
fred Wing Gas Light Co., Gas for
Court House,
s. Nils Anderson, tax refunded,
- II DR.. D A Smiley, med. examination
case of insanity,
- II DR.. Jaehnig, med. attendance
case of insanity,
g III Wicks, tax refunded,
:. 16 Jenniscn & Perkins, publishing
Financial Exhibit Statement OF
funds in Co. Treasury, Report of
Committee on Poor Farm and
Report Of Co. Auditing Board.
- is Dr. A B Hawley. med. examina-
ton ease of insanity,
June Red Wing Gas Light Co, gas for
Court House,
- ZOE L Baker, per diem and extra
services as Co. Commissioner,
g ~ Pioneer Co.. assessment blanks
and for printing old tax dupli-
= Gates, i
July Red Wing Gas Light Co., gas for
Court House,
- Goodhue Co. Republican. publish
ing proceedings Co. Board,
3 Chas l. Davis. for printing,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
North Star Grange,No Poll II.

ST.. PAUL, March 25th, 1875.
NR. ED1ToR:-I am requested to
send YOU list of officers installed at
North Star Grange.
Truman NJ. Smith, Master; Thos.
" Smith, Overseer; Mrs. E. M.Welch,
Secretary; Mr.. Quinn, Chaplain; MIR.
S. E. Goodrich, Lecturer; Samuel
.Druery, Financial Secretary and Treas
,,rer: W. G.. Hendricks, VIM. Town
send, Mr.. Coles, Trustees.
MRS. E. NJ. WEIGH,
Sec'y.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
LeavenwOrth Grange, No. 400
Pot H., Brown County, Mimi.

Editor Of The Grongr l;d:r".t:
DEAR S1R:-At regular meeting
of this Grange, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The majority of the men,
bers of this Grange, having lost their
crops three years in succession, one
year with hail and the past two years
with grasshoppers, and
WHEREAS, This Grange has reported
through their Secretary to the Secreta-
~ of the State Grange, that the mem
bers of this Grange were in need of
seed grain, and the majority in need Of
thu: common necessaries of life, and
WHEREAS, We got an answer from
State Grange Secretary, referring
US to the $4,000 State Loan, and
WHEREAS, We received letter from
the State Grange Secretary, during the
past winter, advising us to make out a
list of all our members in need Of seed
and provision, and
WHEREAS, We complied with said
instruction and forwarded them as d.
rected, and
WHEREAS, We received an answer
that stated that our letter was on file,
and
WHEREAS, We are of the opinion
that if there were seventy-fve thousand
letters on file, they would not make
one kernel of wheat grow nor keep one
child from crying with hunger, and
WHEREAS, We cannot sell any stock
for the simple reason that what is not
already sold is tied with an iron-clad
chattle mortgage, and
WHEREAS, We see through the col
umns Of the Farmers Union that our
brothers in the eastern part of the State
are daily sending provisions to the suf-
ferers in the grasshopper district, and
WHEREAS, We, the members of this
Grange, have never received one pound
Of provisions, as coming from Or through
any Grange, therefore,
Resozved, That we, the members of
Leavenworth Grange, No. 402, P. of H.
would like to know where all this re-
lief goes, and why the Changers in
Brown County are so treated,
Resolved, That one copy Of these
resolutions be sent to the GRANGE AD-
VANCE for publication.
G. w. HARRINGTON,
CD: GUILE, Com.
F. MCMAHAN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28

The New York Herald Is receiV,nt
and forwarding contributions 10 'h'
Texas sufferers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
NEW FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINESHOP
LONERGAN & MURRAY

OF LOUISIANA, MO"
Rag leave to inform the citizens OF Dallas
and lie surrounding country that they nave
removed their extensive works 70 tl,is place
md are prepared TO mnnpiaetnrn M x nns,'
inas of ali description done ON short notice.
W. have on hand several engines OF our own
make also House Fronts, WINDOW caps
Nils, Fencing, Balcony Railing, Fire Fronts
Crate Bars etc. We have the facilities iol
Inntai 10 the wants OF this country, and
aiso for repsiring snme at the shortest notice
INV w. L0NERGAN a MURRAY,
South side of the Compress, Dallas' Texau
pldBm -yBwBm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
DIR. Z. M'LANE'S
, Celebrated American
Worm Specific.
V Z r M | F UGE.
SYMPTOMS OP WORMS


ME countenance is pale and
i leaden-colored, with occasional
iiashes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dila,e an azure
semicirele runs along the lower eve
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes blecds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
hnmming or throbbing of the cans
an unusual secretion of saliva; slimy
or urred tongue; breath yery foul.
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with A
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; heeting pain,
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pain, through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular.
at times costive; stools slimy, not
unfrequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
sP'ration 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. q
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, "a
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which h~
attended the administration of TIL,
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
SRETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where i, 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 he 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-
centPreParation, net capable TGoiAg
MeShghfeH MjMyto the NEST iemHtr
infant. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH. Pa.
s., Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Bros, will do well 10 Wr;,c
their orders distinctly and take gonf Gnf Dr. n
MLane'S, brepdycdby Flrnnse Bros. ,Pifts6.,eh
a. 10 those wishing to give them triai, we will
forward per mail, post paid, to any par Of The
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps or one vial Of Ver,niGre for
fourteen three-cent stamps All order. from Canad,
mis-, be accompanied by twenty cent. extra
;, F1' For sale by Druggists and Country Store
NrenetS generally "'o''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
AGENTS. WANTED
10 sell the
Political, Personal and Property
Rights ;s,citiseIl,

ot mo ituHci lSates-hopto ererctse and ho~ %
~ p rex fhen. ~ Theopho'@ ifuso"s ~" ~,
Containing commentary on me f n,u,ns,,
and State Constitutions, gising inup ~ ihai,
nnnr, MY ciI purposes and provisions; ,,ie
pnWs,lIa ~ 1 ihS people, and the obligations N
c,unIred In every relation Of lliei also par,,nd
mentnry rules for dellberallve nou IN NM, W.,
iu ll' ,rr.eevsoctIons. M making Wills, Deeds
Mae Lenses Notes Drafts Contracts
Inw Lihrnrnry In u single voluho
+, meets The wrnts OF MI classes my so.'S ="
cveryDppVups,,., ~, Louis, Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-28
A Patriotic Letter.

From the st. Louis Republican,
The managers of the Jersey County,
Illinois, Fair sent Hon. }. w. Throck-
morton. who was governor Of Texas IN
1866, and was ousted by Gen. Reynolds
of the federal army, and memher-elect
of the counting congress, II cordial lnVl-
tation to visit their Fair, which com
mences on the 18th of October next,
and continues four days, ANA Morris
II. Locke. secretary received the ioi-
lowing patriotic letter, bearing date OF
he Attn inst. We may add that Gov.
Throckmorton was Il confederate OH
Ger during the war, is statesman OF
acknowledged ability and enlarged
views, representative man OF the
South, and that no person stands Nigh
er i'm the hearts and affections OF the
people of the "LoDe Star" State than
J. w. Throckmorton. The sentiments
expressed will meet hearty response
from citizens throughout the l'nioh'
save few fanatics OF TIE Wlnleoago
Count Illinois, kind:
MCKINNEY, Texas, Sept H. lSI5'
Norris r., Locke, Secretary j. &. A. +" Jer'
sGyyille, Illinois
DEAR SrR-With pleasure acRnowl'
edge the receipt of your invitation te
attend the eighth annual exhibition OF
your asso ,iation, and regret that h''si'
ness engagements will preclude my at'
tepdance. The emulation among lht
people touching their agricultural pro-
ducts and mechanical ingenuity, fos
tered and encouraged by associations
OF the kind you represent, tends grea,
ly to the future prosperity and grand
eur of the American commonwealth
and, in my Judgment the, comming
ling together OF the people RON th'
different sections OF the Union on suel
occasions will promote aud insure al
early restoration of the feeling o
brotherhood, good will and America "a,
sentiment that existed among I'M
fathers of the country. With the mop
that perfect restoration OF good VIII
may speedily fiji the minds ana war 1,
the hearts OF every class of our peopl
and in every section of our cpmmo
country, and that your association sna
prove blessing to the people OF Jerse
county, I am, most respectfully, y"'
obedlent servant, ,,
j, W. TiROcRM0RToN'
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