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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The PEOPLES FgIEsD.-It Ia su.cep.
tibie Of easy proof that the Sewing Ma
chine has been greater bles-ing 70 the
American people than any invention ri
the DTssen; century, Nothing else has
done 20 much TO save the lives and tie
patient overworzed woman Of the land
who, as a class, most peeded relief from
the bur.hens Of every day life. Every
father and husband fails IN his duty If
he neglects to sndow his house with
such a triumph Of science IS the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine
Machines will be delivered al any
railroad station in this country, free Of
transportation charges, il ordered
through the Co" Dsny's Branch House
al l91 State Street, Chicago
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application,
This Company wants a few more good
agents
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

CARROLL, IovA. Jalv 81, 1876


EpIroa or sDvERTIsEE.-so many OF
vnur sabsc-ibers have come to this coun-
", al. - many more are thinking OF
coming acre, that word about Carroll
county msy Hat be unacceptable from
nBe y ho has taken your excellent paper
for mans wears. aud through maHv diff
f~rea, fsp=, Offices
Carroll county, ia the fr.t pace, IS
s-tIias % very rapidly More land Is
being broken up this year than Was IN
der cultivation last year The enigra-
ti0n here has been immense this sun
ni-s. i,us tsele = s;il! Taas11 - moro
The quality OF land is good Ia some
psTt. u lie county there i hue gravel
on The saf.ce BAT tlls and raises first
rate crops; the remainder is Of the best
quality ~ farming ia7d, somewhat roll
ing api well drained on the surface on
that snn3gnt, and also from the nature
u l45r sui ut IlVp> 4tt'h NR4SIA III
this season, wet as il is, aal they arr
equally as good in q dry season. Land
can be- bought within five or six mile. Of
the railroad for from eight - twelve Col
lars al acre. John Getty. one Of your
Subscribers. has just purchased OF c. q.
Hayes & Co yefs fns piece 81 land
Mr. Town, formerly of Tipton, IL here
and Is our gsntiemanlg and efficient
agent The receipts for freight here las
May were over ten thousand dollars -
Mr. rUwn's brother is expected here or
Hondag There are al least thirty Ole
residents Of Cedar county living In th'
vicinity ef Carroll, al doing well W.
are entirely free from grasshoppers, sp
psrently out OF their line OF march
Hoping to see more Of cur friends here
| remain. yours truly, ..-
!. pt-rurrf.rp
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15
FROM NEBRASk A.
YoRg. SEB July 9sL, ISIS

toEk. SEBs July 5sA, 1919
DEAE ADSEETi.EE-I never ike 10
.4y anything bat what an SURE Of
Therefore have .aid nothing 81 SUE
NET. for xe are Dot sure OF = crop yet
But Al KIDS 0. grain looked xe3! we-k
ago aud ne fel! pretty safe Bot for
fo1- day. now the gr4sshoppers have
sew over Us By the the millions tie
fifth dav they came down and filed the
xhea. fields fall. but the next dsy thee
ali went north west. we have heard they
hare al len Kansas, hut If they have
where d. they come from, for every d.y
the wind is il the south or southeast tbs
air Ia fll! Of them. They have done Us
out very ll.tie damage here yet. as f.r
a. their eating WAS concerned, but they
have caused some Eerv weedy cDrnfei3s
for a. sO0n AZ they lit, the first time
business all stopped. and good many
had begun 10 think Of going Fast Our
barley crop is being cat now as fast a.
il can lie for The rain we are having
more rain than cTcr saw fall in Nehras
ks tor .his time Of the year Our pOta
toe crop j. large, and @e think Ne ars
almost sure Of them know We are SIRE
Of part Of them. tor We have been eat.
ing them for to1r weeks
Our railroad is graded 10 YoFx. ana
think will be finished this fall If Ne get
3 good crop. Oar precinct eight mile
square, voted bond. to AID the same
road, to build from York to Arborvi'le
the road will bE nice thing, but the ten
thousand dollars won't o. 80 n.ee visa
We hare 70 pay il The proposition SAYS
tso tep0ls in the precinct-~one 81 A.
borvli8e and 9ae In the southeast part,
which vii bring Us iast ia own
We seF- visited with q storm oG the
night II the 2sIh af June, that tore one
hoase, in Ar.orvllle, al TO pieces, bies
two more over, besides doing consider
able damage through The county
/ dont know about the sr@sshoppers
eating rail fences, but heard they eat
ap mil dam in the south part 0: York
county, three tines IncIosed I send
yor specimen Of ny wheat.
J LETT.
Z s-With forty acres as good as that
hsw do yoa suppose a man feels with
hoppers enough hovsring over it 10 eat
1t in 50 many minutes, If they we're 70
light down on il:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

VI. Wngh'. .. Soak gits. WIG
was nominsted BY the Democracy q.
Iowa as their candidate for Superb.
tendeRt Of Public Instruction. comes
on, 10 card in the SIOUX CRY Jour
nal declining 70 nun. He does nc;
want place in that company, and
besides be thinks that @the education
al interests Of the State would be bet
ter subs<rved br the reelection os
Alonzo AberDershy. the nominee O.
the Republican party. If old shep.
would decline for the reason that the
interests q the State would be best
subserved BY the election Of his op-
ponent, be would do q graceful act
and save himself from q di.graoeful
defeat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

Tne Burlington Huekeye publishes
tie following paragraph taken from
RE Dubuque 7fmes, from the pen Of
Hon Plat Smith, a well known rail
foAd man 81 that citv:
NJ. Smith is urging the compile
tion Of the Iowa Pacific Railroad.
and incidentally alIuies to the rail
road tariff law row in operation in
this state, as follows:
"Well, says The obiector, how
about the Granger tariff law That
IL enough to discourage everybody.
1t conhscates property; i, drives out
capital. Now let US for moment
see how the fact is about that. The
Rock Island and the Northwestern
both obeFed the law last year. The
gross earnings Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad in Iowa were
for 1874, s., Sc. 1923 81, which vas
an increase over the previous year OF
sl90,339 q. This was the reward
Of that company for obeying a hber-
al law. They saw the point quickly
took advantage Of it and reaped their
reward. Their more northerly neigh
Dor, the Illinois Central, was man.
aged by good men, but no, quite 50
quick IN their perceptions They
thought the Granger law kind Of
contiscation, and adhered to the old
law, for which they paid the penalty
Of 10000 in decrease OF gross earn.
ings over the previous year. con-
slider the law as it now stands liberal
and just, and have yet to see the
Legislature in Iowa that will not
deal justly with railroads. ! never
have seen any manifestation OF arv-
thing bu, liberality and justice. Nv
experience in tina, line Of Legislation
as railroad man, think about equal
to any in the State"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

DE-. Morris ITvEg PTLLs--It i "a
gooi piIl. Sd. thst's tie difficulty
There xrs ehesp. harsh. drastic pills,
that are OF even les benefit than q
do-e of salts; buf good mediciBs. like
DR.. Mottas Liver Pills, which pele.
trst-s TO The sest 81 disease. i = de-l-
deratam indeed. Will positively care
sll diseases OF the liver. ~ald every
where. John r. Henry. CQrrxr d
Co. propriieors. and College Place,
View YORK. sth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

In American politics, the popular
strength of a candidate is generally
guaged by his standing in his own
neighborhood. He is expected to
poll heavy vote among those who
know him best. 1t is an unfortunate
omen for the Democratic candidate
for Governor, that in an election for
Justice of Peace, IN Flint River
township, in 1864, Squire Beason
was successful competitor over the
Hon. Shepherd Letter. When it is
remembered that Flint River town
ship is one of the strongholds of the
Democracy-a very Gibralter which
always defies the assaults Of the Re-
seems sad that an e.
of Congress should go beg
g,ng for the office Of Justice Of the
Peace and then fail to get it.-Bur-
ington Hatokeye. ]
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

camrsaign. and the Seventeenth
Corps N the Army Of the Tennessee.
in Sbernan's c&nps IN from Cbsita-
roorz 70 Atlsnta, IN 1854. and in the
Carolinas, in March. 1865. He was
appointed Collector of Customs 81 s.
Louis, in 1866. His term a. United
States Senator exreE ded I'LL 1877.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The Maquoketa E.seekaor, OF the sth
inst, says: at rs reported tina, ".
Z. I.efilngwell attempted suicide at
Lyons the other day, and but for the
interference Of physicians would have
accomplished his purpose. Various
causes are assigned for the act, but
being mere rumors, We forbear giving
them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

ne CesAr Cau1fT Normal Iassituts
VIII Re bed St TIpton. caDnSaci1g CO
tie ssh dsy q gniy. as8 eoaiiaae soHl
sees.
Al teachers sxpccfisg 70 attend srs
advised 70 he present she srst d2y xist
.aca text books IS they nay hare, s2d
come expecting 70 % iAoro8gA work.
Several experienced teachers AaFs
been employed and the design i 10 make
The instruction thneq1ra a7d practical
A fee of one dollar il required ~ l4W
Board exn - obtained - reasonable
rates c. " EuILrSs. To S1pr
15p.or, June 18th. 1873 9ztf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

No msn likes to BE- swisdle3: 10 ms1
likes IN pay moaey without receiyi7s
lis equivalent - be sure sni buy ".
Iace-s Tonic B5Iers The only re.iah5s
bitter sold. a. No person has ever ~
them aa5 selt lisssts.te3 a ta1t
sud 81 sppe'iser ta=Y have built thea
seives warla vide reputation. IEy
them For SAFE Pr 4H lr1g-sts ae
En.l L..
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The trial Of John ID. Lee upon tie
charge oil having teen associated ID
the Mountain Meadow massacre @:
1857, in Utah. is set for this week. q
Beaver. This highly Interesting
investigator Ct most 6sbllsez
afrocity, vii reveal much. II r1t a.!
that has been hidden away In ID.
Mormon circles foE eighteen Yesrs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The Clinton Ags Dem says Kirk,
wood is undoubtedly the s,ronges,
man in the Republican party; thai
the nomination Tor Governor va.
thrust upon him and against his pro,
test, and that he viii 60 before the
people Of the State, in his usual style
without the faint Of fraud or decep-
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAS HAIg
REsEwER now stands among the first
aud at the head of all articles for sin
liar purpose. The testimony Of our
physicians is conclusive as TO its value
and We are personally acquainted with
scores Of cases where ii has been used
with the best Of results Ii will restore
gray hair to its original color, and leaves
1t glossy, and in q healthy condition;
while, for heads troubled with dandrutt,
or any disease of the scalp, 1t acts like a
charm In cleansing them. Try 1t, and
you will not be disappointed.
Lowell Courier. Nav Q. 1897
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

A lady Of color presented General
Forrest with = bouquet =, the grand
negro celebration u the Fourth =.
Memphis aud made . peculiarly &p-
propriaie presentation speech She
did nos address him 8 Geners. but
said: Mr.. Forres., allow me TO pre-
sent this bouquet as a token Of rec
oscillation and an Offering q peace
and good will The Ignoring OF bis
military title was an eloquent appeal
for the wiping out al war memories.
aud 3 generous offer Of fhe oliEe
branch az reconciliation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The great event of the presen,
week will be the regatta between the
rowing boat clubs Of several of the
leading Eastern colleges, a, Saratoga
on Wednesday. This annual oontes,
excites much more than usual inter.
est this time, because Of the increas
ed number of colleges taking part and
the improved skill Of the clubs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The harvesting Of the winter whea,
in Southern Illinois is finished, and
although the aggregate yield is hard
~ up to the average. yet the quality
is good. In Central Illinois the wheat
harvest, now in progress, will give a
fair yield. The corn crop all over
the Northwes. now promises to be
one of the largest and best that has
ever been raised.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

"Thiry-sTe crsps Of coru. en8lt-
inglv said NJ. Lea--, thirty I've
craps Of covu hev raised in Iowa
sinst l-J2. show me the candidate
who kin beat that And the other
candidates als!led and wen. Cut, and
the grangers went eontempla,!yelY
norae 70 try AID figure out how that
could be.-Uasckege.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The Centennial Commission has
awarded Matthews, OF New York. the
contract Tor furnishing fountains and
soda water at the Exposition. He
pays $4,000 for the privilege Berg
ner & Enele, OF Philadelphia, pay
$4,000 for the exclusive privilege Of
selling beer during the exhibition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The new United States Treasurer.
John c. New, gives out thar be in-
tends TO manage tie Treasury as If
il was his private business, snd~
he is not permitted to do 50 he NJ
resign bis place. This means TIA,
he will probably discharge several
hundred supeTfuous clerks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

The Dubuque Times says that the
Anti Monopol.st party of Minnesota
now present an unproken front. It
consists Of the Hon Ignatins Donnol
ly, and be has had his shirts made
open on the back.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

A special to the Chicago Tribuae
sars f. B. Elliott. Of the Bureau OF
Statistics, has prepared paper on
the mutual relations, as to price OF
gold, greenbacas, silver bullion and
silvei coin. The following ,abuls,ed
statement shows his conclusions: In
the Statement. the dollar Of silver
coin are each assumed to be p gram
mes Of silver OF the fneness Of s-l1p-
the same with regard to quality and
hneness a. that OF the legal fraction
al currency Of the United States
price June 5, lo.5. The gold price
Of 500 in greeubacks is $3.50. The
gold price Of tle9 in silver bullion is
sss.ol The gold price OF sl0J iu
silver coin is IRON So to So; coase.
quea'ly the greenbacs price OF tIoG
in gold is silT. The sisrer bullion
price Of slfsy IN god il sfI3.08. The
silver CON price a sl1J in gold il
fr5m 1860. To tlU5.05. Also, III.
greenbac. p-c@ Of sI6') in silver b..
llga Is tIl2 C+4. Gree-bscx price O
sll.J il silver coin, trou tlQ,65 :
sIli1E. Also. the silver Uullioi
/ p-ice q tly) 10 s5ives o-ia i frou
siG4 IS - slty, TIE silver D9lio
pr5ee 81 sl1sg ID zreeaoaeks Is 1900
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

Fourth 10 rank this year among the
graduates Of West Point. and Just
appointed lieutenant Of artillery, is
Brigham Young, Jr.. heir to the the
ocraey Of Latter-dsy Saints.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15
ADnINIsTRaTOR,s NOTICE

Nofife Is hereby given that the under
signed has this dsy been appointed he the
tlTcuit Court rf Cedar County, Iowa Adj
IHthtHhator Of the estate zsf Syfyauuu q
ihtts. d"S|aS"8s and AT persons having
claims az amt said estate a3r hereby nntis
n-d 70 hle them with ;lle Clerk OF said
court, clearly stated and day sworn 10
,' F.I't,h- wing said state are notified
" make Immediate payment to the under
signed '''i
Dated At linton, Iowa THIS tgzn day of
June, ). T.. ls-I. VI
HENRY :. &0RGRIDGE, Admir-.
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Executors Notice

To whom II may concern.
Notice i hereby given that John smith
executor Of TIE estate oil Hiram rnita d..
ceased, has flied hls final report and that
the same i, for hearing al me August teYf5
cfthe Circuit Court. u Oe held On the 2.5
day % August, l-7j and, unless objection.
are made L E - Ii pe q rehargsd
VIM II. Vas SF-~ Clerk
P.stt & Carr, Any,. -s~z 90
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

4 western paper draws fine point
and makes the following nice de
iincti0n: while Massachusetts, was
celebrating Bunker Hill the Ohio
Democrats were nominating Hunker
Bill
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Road sotiec..ss. :..S

To at. whom IL taay c8ursrR.
The Comm lssiuEeF HUItfIgs I'd 10 ynrate a
highway commencing 1t the southeast cor
Der 81 sec. numrer /, township 81 north
range :. ~tssi ~ bfh r. m, In cedar county.
running thenc" west one mile. and known
A. the " Arner Consent road has reported in
favor 81 tsas Faea ION thereof and all obiec-
ions thereto, or ella mas for damages must
DE- htrd IN Tue Auditors Office on or before
noon "t the 34st day "a Jolly, -. d. les. or
sueh EighTay VII be vacated vii bout ref
Erenee tHeErtO
LjU3 S.oRFAt- CARROLL Ca anaf.,~
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Presiden; Grant is a grand father.
II Is q boy and its name is >aroris,
and 81 standard weight.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-07-15

VIM Tnthlli, Trustee. William Elliot
and susan 81 Elliott 70
state Of Iowa. Cedar county. -.
By virtue o. = decrrtai order Of the INA rlct
tpuFt within and for said county made ia
Tue above reclted caUse, a. the MAY t.-Tg
a. q I:I3. Will sell tn the highest bidder nj
public auction. at the Court !crgse fIer.r In
Upton, ia said county on '' ''
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Public Sale!
$40 Acres Of Land in Ply
mouth County.

W Casad, ] G gelchert. " Young VIM
Dean, WIN. + Wolf, r W johnson ! n
Shearer, ELIAS Eeltz, W A Ftgby, and Rich
ard Hall
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Farm for Sale!

The farm known the Guyer farm tyvo
miles vest of Inland. Is for sale on reason.
aDte terms; On said farm are houses never
Ialilng well stable and good orchards sald
iartn Is well Improved generally. Ennnir.
dsamuei Wsmpier or r. s. Teun1e,an on a
ana haf miles Eest Of Inland ta.r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-04
Personal.

George Mereweather, Esq, has gone
TO Houston OH a flying trip of business
and pleasure.
Hon. John Henry Brown has been
suffering good deal lately from the
effects of violent cold, and is hardly
able to stir about with his usual ac-
tivity.
NTessrs. Simmons and Lake, and
Col. George Baylor have arrived safely
in San Antonio, near which city they
are going to establish each q sheep
rancho. Sorry to lose them.
Mr.. Frank Ryan, most accom-
plished draughtsman, and the brother
of Mr. Jack Ryan, the civil engineer,
left last evening for Dublin, Ireland,
on visit to his family and bids fare
well to Dallas.
The interesting letters occasionally
published in THE HERALD, from Gal
weston, are from the facile aud spright-
iy pen Of Eioah Breeding, Esq, at one
time managing editor OF the Courier
Journal. and just now the Texas cor
respondent OF several of the leading
western and northern papers.
II is reported on good authority that
Messrs Lem and II. Blum, OF Calves
ton, are abont TO purchase the corner
lot diagonally opposite the San Jacinto
hotel, from which the building is being
removed, and will erect therein a
handsome two story store for whole
sale dry goods bpsiness. They would
meet with hearty welcome.
Can't our friend Doctor Franklin be
induced to organize a circulating libra
ry, in connection with his book and
stationery business? 1t has been done
elsewhere, and successfully, too. There
is no gentleman in the community
better fitted by his reading and gen.
eral Information, to make a good Sc
lection of the latest and best books for
such an undertaking, while the patron
age il would receive would certainly
increase to proportions that would JUS
tIfy II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-04
Iflbnie 81 Respect 10 ihe Ia'e Coisnei
%. -, bHeed,

Yesterday morning on the opening
Of lhe district court, Olin Wellhorn,
Esq, presiding US special Judge, the
death Of Colonel II, II, sneed, mem'
her Of the Dallas bar was announced
by Colonel Robert CowarI, whereupon
a recess was taken, and lhe Dallas Bar
association net, Colonel j, g. Mccoy
presiding, and W, W. Lpake acting as
secretary,
The chairman appointed u commit
too, consisting 0f Nat NJ, Hnrford, H.
Cowarl, Jefi, Word, H. Il, liurke ana
Olln Wellhorn, W dran suitable resoll'
llpns,
The following gentlemen were APP
polluted a committee 10 take charge OF
the remaius aud escort them 10 the oars
Of The Pacific railway yIa,i j, j.,
Brooks, John NJ. Mccoy, u, g, Me-
Clure, T., sheldon, II, II, Stephens, H.
S, day, w, q, Wolf aud -- Carlton,
The committee on resolutions then
reported the following preamble aud
resolutions, which were read by Judge
n, NJ, Burford, aud unanimously
adopted
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty
God IN his wisdom u remove irOn
our midst, our beloved brother II, IL,
Sheed, aud
Whereas, We deem II not inhppro-
Pirate "a inHcribe u memorial Gf our
affection for our brother while living,
and love for his memory while dead,
therefore, he II
Resolved, That In the death Of Col,
H. II, Sneed, the bar Of this city aud
district hnD lost one Of ila most bril-
llnnl aud distinguished advocates, our
fraternity one Of lls most genial ana
honorable members, aud H0clely one
of III most useful aud upright citizens,
Resolved, That while we sorrow In
bitterness aud anguish over the un-
timely death of our departed brother,
cut down Ia the bloom Of his faculties,
and just rs he assembled 10 the zenith
of his use fulness ~ II man aud renown-
cd IN u lawyer yet we have the con-
sOllng reflection still left w that while
he lived his was n llfe'a work molly
done-a llfe's duty nobly performed.
Resolved, That we extend 10 the be.
rcnvcd and des0late family Of the de-
ccnsed our genuine heartfelt sympa-
thies over the terrible disaster which
has Overtaken them, and commend
them 10 that Being who, when he
strikes, strikes yet In mercy, and
"doeth all things well,n
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions he presented 10 the court, with
the request that they be spread upon
the minutes of the court aud that the
court then stand adjourned until to-
morrow morning M n tribute of respect
TO the deceased and that the score
tary he requested TO forward n copy to
the family of the deceased M express
I've of sympathy with them In their
sad bereavement
Resolved, That each member Of the
bur of this city wear the usual badge
of memory for thirty days.
N. w. Burford, II. Cowart, A. ii.
Field, r. IT, Burke, JelG Word, DIN
Wellborn, committee.
Feeling and eloquent remarks were
made by Judge Buriord, on present.
Ing the resolutions, followed by Cap
tain II, s. Guy, Captain Ed. G. Bowers,
aud r. Cowart, Esq.
Court was then called to order, and,
on motion, the resolutions were
ordered to be spread on the minutes.
After which court adjourned till 0
O'Clock this morning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-04

W Il. Lyle * 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 a number of farms of various
Sizes, including several large and highly i'm
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 26ddlm