The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-02
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

New York Express, Dem: II Gen
era Grsnt viii honestly adhere TO the
tex OF his proclamation We have no
fear Of The result.
Rir. BeeeheF is areusipg The warmest
eni husiasm in Maine, and ut his lee
in1 es in the various cities the largest
halls are uncomfortahls crowded.
Doctor ) J James has grown bIarl
tea at his place five miles from, Thorn
asviile, Georgia, which c mpares fl
verabIy with the hest ippote,. from
China.
phe fish commissioners Of Vermont
are stoekiBg the Winooski river with
Po'omae bass. aud expect TO raiss
enough Young ia i've years 10 stock
Lake Champlain.
The London Lancet says the medical
profession viii hear with qualification
that DR.. Brown Seqaard, after the Iorg
absence of Thirteen years, intends To
r. sumo practice Ia London at au early
date.
a Nirginian has erected a marble
shaft near the city of Richmond, Va,
bearing bis name with bi2nk spaces
! for his age and the Gay of his death,
AMI he chose the Poor house cemetery
for the lite.
New York World, Dem: For our
selves, we feel confident that Repab-
| pubublicau Senaie will see that there
is Fair play" aud that no snap judg-
lneut is taken agaitst any State or any
/ candidate.
( The merchants have their hands
1 full n0w, and seem too busy 10 talk
ibou, advertising. In the summer il
IL the fashion to wait until the husi
uess season opens, and when it opens,
10 oe TOO btny to he bothered.
1 The aasarancen business is good in
& the South, says the Boston Advertiser.
Triumph" either Democratic OF Re,
J R"'h''Nzst'f Stco' ~ iaf isAt iieA- usCtf
are most frequently taken. II thinks
those most interested would do well TO
taae out q ceident policies
Mir. Weeks, the attorney general of
Nov Scotia and menter OF the ex-
scutiye council, has been removed h y
the Governor at the request of the
premier, who had vaiuly enaeayored
TO get his colleague TO explain charges
brought against his moral character.
The story that Ex-Governor Gaston
had been shot reached his wife ST the
house of relative ia Boston, and,
without learning any particulars, she
was taken home Immediately ia a
carriage, only to and her spouse com.
fartabiy seated in dressing gown aud
slippers
Evansville Courier, DEM. What
now become of tue terrible Phil!iuics
of Sehurz for fIn- y ears against militia
ry government 81 THE south, and \
carnival Of crime at The National Capt.
tai What OF the ,irtaous attempts
of Bristow TO drive the thieves from
the tempted
Governor Brogden, of North Caro-
! liza. bias appointed William s. Fair
cloth, of Goidsbore, associate Justice
Of the Supreme Cours OF North Caro-.
lima, in place of Hon. Thomas Settle,
who resigned last summer upon re.
eeiving the Republican nomination
for Governor.
i One man in the New York Custom
House reads the news of the doubtful
States with calm equaninity Moore.
the well known Parsee t'Adersey On,
riosibhoy." He is an Indispensable
man. and his preference for rilaen,
which is oatspoken, will not hurt him,
even should Hayes be counted in.n
Two thrifty Yankees In Lawrence
Massachusetts, presented bill to the
city for five per cent commission on
$500, which they ailege the city oh.
tanned previous to the recent election
from four hundred and fifty persons
whe were assessed and paid poll taxes
through their influence and instru.
mentality.
Some French geographers are agita-
ting the establishment of an observa.
tory on the tap Of Mount Pho IL, Ia
the AppenniI es To serve as the centre
of European meteoroiogy. They pro-
pose to build metallic chspei on the
summit to which visitors will be con.
veyed froG the foot of the rocn in a
captive balloon.
Mr.. Lyman Jennings, of Athol,
Massachusetts,. has given 50, 600 To
that town under somewhat singular
eonditioDg. He is to be paid the sum
of $40 year during bis life, and
| after his death his wife is to receive
$50, and his three children, Mary.
Nathan and Addie, $3.50 a year each
during their lives The property is
then to revert 10 the town.