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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

zs.isz1,t.ss sa.lsa-ziss .l'z-..-liEs ssiis,--
other column from liill apuuy lpyit-
ing proposals " unIld o county jail
The eNlmyamnt SUM Of twenty
five dollars u the Prize offered the
fortunate architect who shall draw
the accepted plan
Tho reporter learns that a beauil-
fl young lady Of this city conlem-
plates engaging IN the printing bust
ness, and has carried her intentions 80
far as 10 begin in two or three days
She designs learning the job aud fancy
printing department only
Judge KerfpOl has removed hls Of
lice from the court house 10 the room
Ia the San Jaeinto hotel block occupied
rs an office by tho Measra' Leonard
Brothers, The judge represents some
stauneh Insurance companies, aud VIII
insure on the most favorable terma'
The reporter learns from u gentle
man from the Indian nation that the
Chielasaw legislature met In extra ses'
sion, on the glst, for tho purpose Of
taking into consideration the man
ner Of distribution Of their trust bonds
held by the United States government
Work was commenced yesterday
by Colonel Stone, Of Selma, Alabama,
on his block Of buildings just cast OF
the new Lamar house, The buildings
will consist Of two'story aud basement
bricks, with iron fronts, aud viii be
finished In u neat aud subatan llal man
ner.
-Wo would call the attention Of the
public TO the card Of Mr., II, H. lGlsen-
lohr, u former citizen Of Texas, late of
Cincinnati. lle has opened u llrsl-closs
drug store In his own building recently
completed, No, $40 Main street, lie
opens with M entire new stock, and
will pay especial attention to proaorlp'
lions.
-TuE HERALD IN indebted 10 Joe
Reason, the well known landscape
gardener, for II very handsome bou'
quet which was left on the editorial
table yesterday, A day or two since
he succeeded IN transplanting very
large mulberry tree from the grounds Of
Captain w, q. Castor 10 the residence
of Charlie Wells, in East Dallas
AS previously mentioned In TuE.
HERALD, the younggcntlcmen Of Mar
shall give ball tonight At MOhoncs
opera house, IN compliment 10 the
young ladies' of Jefferson and Shrcvc-
port. The writer II under obligations
TO them for IN invitation, and ospo-
cially regrets that business engage
ments prevent his being present on the
The crowd TO witness Harry Ma
earthly last evening was not near ~
good as the entertainment, II II had
been, the house would hardly have
held them. IL was, rs might have
been expected, an excellent perform
ance, and deserved n crowded house,
The troupe goes from here to Marshall,
Jefferson aud Shreveport. The season
will probably close ut the latter place,
Most of the Kansas editors, on re-
home, published very true and
friendly accounts of their visit to Tex
MS; but very few, perhaps not over
two or three, have given expression to
feelings peculiar to contracted minds,
petty venom and littleness generally.
1t could not be expected that in crowd
of one hundred and thirty individuals
from Kansas, all would be refined and
courteous gentlemen.
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Information wanted.

OF the whereabouts of John +.
Mounce, who left Waco on the 30th of
March, for Dallas and Denison, on n
business trip. AT the solicitation of
his wife, mother and sister, The HER
AID gives this notice the benefit of
print. The time having expired when
he should return home, great uneasi-
ness is felt in the home circle lest some
accident might have befallen him.
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Mr. Holland, representing the
WaXahuGhie Herald, II In tho city,
-Tug HERALD was favored with u
call yesterday from Mr. John Dixon,
editor Of the Cedar CITY MOI Gazette,
Private business requiring Judge
llNrea presence In Mckinney, his POI
stI0n on the bench N ably filled by
Judge II, llarlSsdnle, Of the district civ
II court,
Albert w, Nahum, Esq, Of the
Fort Scott Foundry company, Fort
Scott, Kansas, arrived In tho city We'd
nosdNY and VIII remain several days
rlIE HERALD acknowledges the COM
pllment of n call,
Mr., Abe Loovis, representing the
extensive cr0ckcry and queenswNre es-
Inblishmcnt of Messrs. Schwartz n
liongwnro, Galveston, arrived In the
city last evening, and was u guest Of
the Concordla club,
Mr., II. l.. Sebastian, late OF the
Helena (ArkJ World, was among TnE
HERALD's visitors yesterday. Mr.. :
h n son ofcX-United States Senator Sc
bastlan, who represented Arkansas In
that august body prior TO the war, He
IL looking around for n permanent To-
cation, aud TuE Herald hopes he
may fad II advantageous TO cast his
lot with Dallas.
Alpha X. Work, Esq, recently
admitted TO the bar, made his maiden
speech TO u Jury in n ease before the
criminal district court. AS his many
friends expected, he acquitted himself
handsomely. No young man in this
community more lully ENJOYS the re-
spect of the people than Mr., Work,
nor, 1t may be added without llattery,
is any one more worthy of IL,
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A Sad AFFAIR.

The reporter has been informed of n
sad affair which occurred near Forney,
in Kaufman county, few days since,
resulting in the loss of reason to a
young and highly-connected gentle
man of that neighborhood. The re-
porter's informant was unable to state
the cause, but it is attributed to dsap-
pointment in love affair, together
with AN infatuated interest in spirit
ualism. The HERALD trusts that the
arrangement will be only of temporary
duration.
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pmmineut AMONG lhl AIiD lA4 le
porter noticed Mrsdamrs Simon Wolf
haum, nlurks, Hud hiag Ipppla
Hughes, iGpis, hDlh 4uN Hll fNerir
man Moore, ioi4GI. Asher Anh LeVy.
AZ twelve Wel0Hg llarf Was an ole
giant Feppsl ~ enll i1Wis aud meats
Apl clllte, pastry confectionery clnp
toWAieli aml D. Iusiirr Was done The
gentlemen ni lhe club mny well eun-
graduate themselves nn thp success uf
Their second hDp and leal 900 their
laurels VI having given lhr MOS. plpna-
ant, enjoyable aud successful hops Of
Inc aeAsDn.
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Grand Picnic.

ahO SWisS bcutNOleub SOCltby VIII HOlu llS
second annual picnic on Sunday, May I'd, at
Longs lake, two miles north of town, on the
the line of the Dallas and Wichita railroad.
PROGRAMME.
The procession will form in front of Odd
Fellows hall, corner of Main and Austin
streets, as follows:
First-Music.
Second Schutzen Verien.
Third-Mayor and Aldermen.
Fourth-Dallas Turn-Verein.
Fifth-Dallas Grutli-Verein.
The procession wilt march from Odd Eel.
lows hall down Elm street TO Lamar, thence
south by Lamar to Main, thence west down
Main to Jefferson, thence north on Jefferson
street to Cochran, thence north ON Cochran
street to the city limits, thence up the line of
the Dallas and Wichita railroad to the picnic
grounds.
Opportunities for amusement on the
grounds WILDE offered everybody. Entrance
ut the grounds free
0mnibusses on hand to convey passengers.
Come one, come all, and you will not regret
It, G5d3t
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Aid socie,y Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society Of
~ Matthew parish VIII hold Their meet
ugsmunlhly, until further notice, Instead 0l
weekly ~ heretofore Tho next regular
meeting Will be- held thp frsl "Wednesday 'u
May, 10 lhe residence NJ Judge Good, lli
Good street, A mll Attendance is requested,
Mlis. llpLLENhErlt, Frost,
MRs. Van llORs, Hee'y pro tom,
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TIE DAILY IIEMALD

VIII he found ou sale by iha news
hogs an aii trains Of ihe Texas and
ana Pacific railway, ana ~ the ioiiow'
ing news stands ~ The city, yiz,i NJ, u,
Pranhiin a 40, bOi Main street 49, H.
siar, lamar street Pierce - Lyle, bO7
Main street. Cigar stand ~ The hnn
Jacinio Hotel. and .. MeEihare, Ia
mar street.
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W. q, slcWrs 8 Ga. continue The GROCERY
aud provision business atGlG ELM street, u,
V, Tompkins' aid stand, They also solicit
oousgnmeph rom N, Louis Galveston and
other pouls, The pll flrm was dissolved on
tho 2llh instant, Mr n, i, EigarIey dlapos-
ms OF his interest ~ w. II, Cocker Tho
style Of tho tm VIII romnin Tao same,
floods viii ho delivered In tho city lleo Of
charge w. q, hlCkLEh,
6ldly W, II, COKEHi
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
AT
GOLDSMITH, ROsENTHAL a CO.'S,
al Him Street,
Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope NJ Ernnislln'a book
store, Sol Main street.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.


NbNH NNlbNi
GALyEsrOH, Apil 2O.--AIoney stendy,
Sterling, Sixty days, buying 20 30 selling
nominal, Gold, llhmlh, silver, 74mS,
lldoa nrmer anu higher plY ilint, &c.
lOctpd, ~ to kipH, CulyCH ma stock suited, 70
OF damaged gnd glue stock, &c OIL llght
mllod sold W mint Win allowance for sat
wet suited, solicited, bci butchers green
3u7lac,
Cotlon-Dul ana nominal, ordinary,
l2} e., good ordinary, he, low middllug ~ ~
middllnh lblci good mlddllng, lOc, Snlct
100 hnlos,
LONDON, Aplil gD-lirlo 2GlG,
LlyERp0oip April 20 -Noon-Cotlon stcndy
Middlmg uplonds, 7aWSdi Orleans, 81 u,
Auics 1900 bales,
NEW NoRE, April @,-Gold opened nj ~
Cotton quiet, SnlCs l7i bales, Upnnds,
lGlIc; Orleans, 1850, Futures 0poHod Htoady,
May, .G7.h20clG' g, June, 7-ld@ld lA-i2c; July,
10 ll-lJ1lG so-5!ci August ~ S'lO@ld 9'-3!c'
New YoRK, April gO--Suh.trcnsury bal
nncc-GOld, 5000 bO2 currency SllO7ilG,
Tho Suh.ircnsuler paid out s'lbOOD on ne
count OF Interest md 100000 for bonds, Gus
tom receipts, slSdOJO
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Tho most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced to the public is
Wilmot's Patent Flat Iron Heater. 1t is an
Improvement upon the old system of iron
ing. Ten cents will furnish fuel for days
ironing, and can be used in any part of the
house without smoke and heat. Price s.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc, apply TO N. POTTER Il Co,
5Id2w 600 Main street, Dallas.
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PIIlRCE AZ LYLE,S.

SOL Main strect, IL the place 10
get your wall paper. New pat
terms ana styles received nv is
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will forever regret ID.
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Sunday School and Temper
ancc books at Franklin's book
store, J0l Main street.


fine new 30 horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones, with n
complete outfit of mill machinery-all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
mt great bargain, for few days only, by
w. f. Lyto Il Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
l0ltf
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Great Change.

Having established n branch office
In st. Louis, l am prepared to give
greater reductions than ever. Rail-
road tickets bought, sold and eXchang-
cd. Office under the San Jacinto ho-
tel A. u. JON NsoN.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wake Up and See What is
Going On.

Joseph Menc,er, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all IN selling goods cheap.
lie delivers them to customers free. Go
and giOe him trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
67d3m
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rOR SALE.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing haii -
bioek 81 gronnd, win - veil hnishei
0ne'st0ry and basement roehse0nereie
building, and all necessary oui-bniih'
inga, ete, Al early applicant may So
cure bargain,
JNO. w, swINDILIs,
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Mn. 4, II, CLIHToN viii have the exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thls date until further notice,
April ~, lslh,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-30

The finest pocket cutlery i'm
Dallas may be found al Frank
lin's book store, 5Ol Main
street.
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hqme via Missouri lyausps apd Texas
fuilEnV

rho Attention ~ iho Authorities
r. oa..td 10 tho % o u Mra, Nellie
Fipkaud, the Wife Of a Hepundrel
named John Fiekland Who came to
lhls city some time ago and married q
young lady, having left his wife Ia an
Insane asylum IN Illinois, liy same
menus Hhn was released llnm Che asY-
lum and followed hiln here, on learl'
ing Of his perhdy sho Was thrown into
gOnyusiOns, aud when recovered rom
them II was found that her reason had
lell her She h now ~ the residence
vi q gentleman, 1Ol brewery street.
who can lily afford 10 take GaIe NJ her
The attention Of the proper authorities
II called 10 lie matter, and u suggea-
ton made that s0me arrangements DO
made whereby fhe may be sent W her
friends In Illinois, Lot II DO attended
10 NJ once,
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CHEAP.

l nm offering 10 the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple grO-
cerics, provisions and produce.
NJ the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery TO ac-
cOmmOdntc customers. Please
give III n trial.
Respectfully. Jos. MENCXEIs,
Grocer, GI5 Elm street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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Home Manufacture,

The reporter was yesterday shown u
specimen Of home work that viii eom'
pare hyombly with anything Of the
kind over imported 10 the state from
the east or north, II iaa light three
spring express OF delivery wagon,
made by r., Il, Cnmuse for Mr. H. Han
del, Of lg0l ELM street, who will use u
~ u bread delivery wpg0n, II Il made
IN u most elegant aud substantial man
ner with bread box capable Of holding
three hundred loayeH Of bread, The
painting II elaborate, The body NJ The
wagon being pulnled IN Imitation Of
the royal Stuart lalt0n, or plaid, While
the name aud place Of business N dis
played Ia artiallcally painted aud gilt
letters on the curtains, On the whole,
II isa most oredtnble piece Of w0rkand
reflects credit upon Tie builder aud the
city which supports such mechanics,
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Wanted.

Agents with good reference to sell
Wilmots patent fiat iron heater. Lib
eral commissions paid. N. Potter n
Co., 600 Main street.
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Those CancS.--EhOsc elegant
walking canes are nj FranlS-
IIn'S, sol Main street.
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Personal.

Mr.. James NJ. Walker, formerly of Cedar
Shoales, Chester county, South Carolina,
will please call at my office, over the City
bank, Elm street, Dallas.
3lw3t &c. MCCLURE.
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"NeuriI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odly IL. @. HosKINs, Agent for Dallas
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KRO-KAY
AT Reed 4 LathrOp's.
49dtf
Mabie, Todd IL Co.'s gold pens
nj Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
TO all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Kindness.

Ii can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to justify me TO travel through Texas,
Will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, aud all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. II. II. HYSLOP,
Physician and oculist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Pleaseenclose letter stamp for their an.
swers' 52ilm.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Including the Ell rasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed mt Franklin's book store,
0O4 Main street, Dallas.
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WELLBoRN 81 LEAKE,

ATTORN EYS AT LAW
DALLAS, TENAS.
Oflice-Over Adams Il Leonard's bank.
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WA, HINDMAN, HsI,, OF Kaufman,
IN nn authorised Agent 81 The Dallas
Herald.
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For CrOquets OF the latest
styles and finest finish, go In
FranlNlin's book store, 5Ol
Main street.
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40 O FIERCE - LYLR's
And $50 ihe celebrated l'hlin'
doiphia iIusiia hiade, lhe hest
and most beanliiuiin the mars
hei. Also u large stock 0l Linz
CA ana Holland Shades ia
stock.
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City Scrip
A Valuable Invention.

Taken in trade, at S.LOEB Il CO.'S
2Odlm COO Elm stroet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

Der ton Der Observation-Disclosures
f9on fruber angenommene @efebent1
murf bebufs 8erl6drfung Der @eIeBe
gum S6ube gegen Die in St3tlien llno in
auberen &beilen bes ttaItenil0en &Dntgz
rei9es bauienoen GGuberbanoen lit iebt
aud Dpm Senat angenpmmen mprbeN,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

Miuipneu Dollars. 1leberbaupt erfubs
rem bie I6tperiten 8erluite Die Oeparte<
ments Ser oberen Warolne lI1O Der Hot
unb @aronne. Qlu5 allen Sbellen 6rallf>
reibs, 0elgieu5 nnb Der Sdtpet5 lalIte1
8eitrGge CUR lnteritiibung bet NotbleIs
oenoen bier ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Qnnnnn- 90. SUN.

Die nMarf Sane @rpreB" iagt in i6@
rer mD6entli6en 9tunoi6au itber Die
GbGttgfett bes @etreioemarfteS III ber=
gangeuer Wo6e, baB Die 8reile bur6 bic
lleberi6memmungen III Sraufrei6 uno
Die ungiinitigen Bert6te aus Nmerifa
feitsr geporben iino. 9as noroweitli4e
europa tit nit ret6It6em Te8en geieg=
net moroen, bage9eu leioen Der Siioeu
nno Often an 0urre. Die Grute1NuS>
fi0ten iino unbeltimmt; Die beiten Das
ben 0eutid[an0 uno England, bic
i6le6teiten GuBlanb, ungaru uno Srants
reich.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
9it4n64
2onbpn, |. Suli

I. ONEI.
Die Na6ridt, bob Ser &onig bon
8irma fi6 getpeigert babe, auf Die 8orz
berungen Guglanos be5ii9li1 oes Ourhs
sllgs englii6er Sruppen our6 1etn 0tei6
e~inSugeben, niro amtli6 %DeitGttgt.
GrnteamSTGtett TIT europa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Nuu1mer ~.
Gprtima lit @anSe,t.
gt E 10 ri

stem Orleans, 2. Sult.
Der v@alpeiton Stems" meIbet elm See
le9ramm BON Brownsville iber Die 3uz
ftdnoe in WtataiiDras: Gin Tagesbefebl
ma6t betan1t, oaB @ortina obne Weitez
res eri6o1fen merben tpirb, falls eiuGerz
ilt6 GIL letner Befretlug 9ema6t neroer
1oute. Ser Gt6ter Goltelp, G~ortina's
Satin uno bier3ebn Nnoere befinben lid
ebenfaus in Nrreit.
Nue 0ffentli6en @ebGuoe 5tno geI6Iofz
fen. MuBerbalb Wtatamoras ipu oas
8olf 1t1 betpaffnen, tuo3u ibm bic @afz
fen betmlt9 aus Der Sta0t au9eTIbrt
per6er1.
Gin &anonenboot fommt ben 91io
@ranoe berauf, nm GO1tina mad Sierra
@rll3 81 brtngen, bon mo- er na6 Der
9auptlta6t bef6roert tDerben ptro, UNI
Dermutblt6 Dor Elm &riegs9erl6t gelteut
gu tperoen.
SWEEP.
81 ep gorf, 80. Stunt.
Die Qbbofaten Tipeeb's baben ben ouf
6erabiebung Der 8iirgi6aft angetinbi9z
ten 2tntrag auf unbeitimmte 3ett 3uriidS
9e5ogen, bobitpa6ri6etnli6 neil 3ti6ter
OaDtS, oeiien Observation-Disclosures rno
unbelte6li6feit es ALIEN su oerbanfen
mar, baB Der BOB" iiberbaupt iemals
Die Strdflingsiade anaieben muBte, aH
benz Sage, wel6er fir Die 8egrInoung
oes Q[ntrags feltgeiebt mar, i'm Sberge@
gert9t 3u @ert6t itben miro.
@otfStntts+
Sn6ianapoli5, 26. SUM-.
Der 9teger STEINER, tDel6er neuli6 BET
Carthage in 6ancod @ountD ,4Sno., Srau
@m. Baugban gum Opfer ieiner iiuns
li6en 2uit ma6te, nn0 bon JufbDiue
mad Greenfield 8ebra6t tpOroen Dar,
neil man oa5 bortibe @efGngniB nt6t
fir feit senug belt, nuroe D%ergau9ene
Na6t bon einem betpaffneteu Golfsbauz
fen ieilem 0efdngniB entrtiien uno auts
gefnipft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

Nus carltIfil0en Quelen 1tanmel1oe
0epei6en melDeu, baB an 81. Sum- Der
alfonititi19e Gen. Soma nit einemSerlu1t
BON 1900 Otann gel6lagen uno BUM
GiG5u8e nab Orouna ge5pungen purbe.
Die Garliften beI6ieBen 6ernaIt lit
Ouipu5coa. Die Bropin5 8alencia baz
ben tie gerGumt lt1o ibre Strettfr0fte III
ben Yrouin3en @afteuou De Ia Plana unD
Seruel g%elammelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

Wfaort6, %. eSur

Wt " 20 OHTE'
SIN 8alactoS, 9robins Serbia, pur1
ben geitern 40 9Guier eingeai6ert.
n. 9. SuIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Gin Ortatt IT. Detroit.

OtII n AIe OWIIIa
SIN nor6peitlt1en Sbetle oerStaot purz
ben beute QIbenb uugefdbr oreiBig 9Gu>
fer bon einem 8irbelptn0 benz @rpbooen
glet6gema6t. @ier Beri0nen puroen
getootet nno cine Diel groBere Qn3abI
p%ertpunoet. Die pefuntdren GerInite be-
laufeH IT'D aNf mtupeltens $4,000 Do4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Suut @tfOof 9ewetbt+
Cine tranrtoe aataRropDe+
S n, ST., q. Sun


Gin trauriges 11nglHd, ipeI6es atpet
Men19en bas 2eben t%oltete, tru9 f;6
geitern Na6mtttag auf benz Detiitlitppt
0ieier StaDt gegenlber gu. @iue @eleaz
i6aft iunger 2eute, beftebenO aus einem
9eiptiien Mnoretp5, Mm. Allen, Garl
&obl unb 9ermarn 6obein tparen 3u tbz
rem 8er9nii9en BON bier aus in etnem
Segelboot in ben SluB btnaus gefabren
unb befanbeu ft9 ungefdbr 200 SUB bonn
btesieitigen l1fer, ais Elm beftiger Mino7
itoB Das Sabr3eng nmi6mtB unb feline
Sniaiien hrs @aiier ftelen. 9ln6repS
nnb 2lIen f6Dammen ans 2anb, &0bl
nnb 9obein aber ianten nnter uno er@
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-07
Treatment Of U.auus

Thls is The time OF the year when under the
guise OF good treatment many a lawn il
ruined. 1t stands TO the reason of anyone
who understands anything of plant-culJure,
that one cannot continually cut grass and
yet return nothing TO the soil Ii is clear
some food must be given for the material
carried away. So manuring is decided on,
and the first that can be procured is spread
over the ground, and In this way numberless
bad weeds are introduced which contend
with the grass for mastery, and generally In
time with success. The final result OF this
manurial kindness very often is that the
lawn has 10 be plowed up, resodded or re-
sown.
Besides the future bad results OF treating a
lawn in this way, there is the annoyance OF
having this disagreeble material under ones
eyes and nose for a whole season. The great
beauty OF lawn is its green color, and this
we like TO have at all times; and then what
can be more offensive than TO have a ma
nuTe-y yard quite up to our dwellings ald
everywhere around.
For lawn purposes there are numerous fer
tiliZing materials that can be used without
meddlIng with the dirty stuff from a barn.
yard The sweeping from fowl-house or
p1geoncOte is one OF the best things imagin-
able; guano, wood ashes, phOSphates, even
salt, anything of this character will do. Few
things are so ready TO take for good fOOi any
Thing that is given them as grass. IL may be
said, however, that bone-dust or Kitchen
ashes should be avoide 4; not because these
materials do not benefit grass, but be- tuse
as the grass grows little particles OF the light
materials are lifted up, and spoil the edges OF
the lawn-mower or Scythe.
1t is good plan If any good and approved
material can be had, 10 give a light top
dressing TO most lawns generally, now and
then, and at this season. Since the intrOluc-
ton OF the lawn mowers, where frequent
cuttings aye resorted TO, the clippings are
left 10 dry on the surface, and this is cOnSid-
cred returning TO the soil all that Is taken
out of 1t. This may be some advantage,
but we doubt IL, our experience being in
favor of a removal ofal the cut grass al
once. Hence some aid from fs.tili zers is
needed 10 make all square.
There Is nothing more beautiful than q
nice piece of well-kept grass about ones
house, and all thatwe can DO 10 get Il is time
and money well-spent.-G erBpdHtOtCl zee
CyTQBh.