davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-11
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FTNrIr. FURTHER NOTICE THE STEAM
Z -r ZEPHYR" will leave Seattle
Tor S::ohonlish City an way landings on
sunday No rnns; returning, Will leave SnohO
Inish on Monday Morning. cave Seattle for
Olympia and way ports on I sdays and Fri
-t.ays; returning wedne sla VS. al. saturdays
JAS. Il. OBDlNS.
Seattle, Oct. 2d. MS
, 1876-11-11
DIAMOND RAFFLEs.

At LOvETT'S SALOON. to take place on
N the evening of December I'd, 1876, at half
pas. seven O'Clock. 420 chances at s. EACH
livery article put mp at Its value and each arti-
c.e is known to most of the residents of Victor
ia 5prizes: One \ carat diamond, fitted to
be word as ring or pin, value, 81 200. One
diamond cluster ring, value $500. One fioe
gold WATCH valued at ::00 One Jules Jurseson
watch-independen second hand-one OF the
finest watches IN the Colony, value $500. one
diamond slide (well known. value $500. The
highest throw takes So carat diamond, with
ri-la and pin settings or 5000 in gold coin. The
mex highest throw takes the diamoDd cluster
ring The third highest takes the fine gold
watch The lowest throw has choice of the
Jules Jurgeson watch or tt Diamond slide. and
the second lowest takes the remaining prize
There will be three we'll known responsible
centl tment selected by the ticket-holdors on
richt OF the rattle to conduct it. Parties that
may have tickets for sale must make returns be
fore the ID OF December, or The numbers they
2lold Will be cancelled.
Nobody Bored to Buy Tickets
Any person holding ticket or tickets who
may wish to leave Victoria. or who becomes
dissatisfied before the rattle takes place, can
have .he price of the ticket or tickets refunded
On presentation to JOSEPH LOVETT,
Cold Tea Saloon, Government St.
Victoria. r. G.
7 he prizes will he on view at Mr.. II. Ru-
lph's Jewellery shop-the coin put up on the
isht ofthe rattle.
, 1876-11-11
FOR SALE CHEAP.

HHOR Cash, 5N Yoke of No. WORK OXEN,
Telling arout ~ feet each. 6 to years
-oln; also complete sett Of Logging Gear. with
cooking Department; and portable camp 2ox
~ in good or +er and built strong w1'h Duhks
eS.ovrs Gro kerry and furniture Also. ! pair
.f MULES, 1J51 hands high. and 8 No Eiep-
tic sping Wagon, together with harness., >'so
q first class wagon. Apply TO
JAMES TAYLOR. Blakelv.
m-l2,f or W T. BAILoU, Seattle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

nY yfrtusof ID order of sale Id attsohrnsnt
n 10 me diresfed from the eourt ~ ecnmon
pisas Of Monroe county, Ohio, | will cdbra rafos
,ssl. a; the front door Of the court house. in
the, town Of Woodsasld. bstween the honfi
Of 10 o'clock ;. m. and o'clock p. m. On
4 Sasurday, tie 29tk day Of April 1876,
the following dsscribsd real estate situate IL
.the, county and State Aforesaid, 70 Wit: a..
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
Quarter Of section thirty one, townshtp foul
and range fve containing twenty -ssvsu acres
Appraised at$se5.e y y y .s'ss'''s.
Also, the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter. Of section thirty-one, townshiI
four and range ave, containing twsnty.ssvsi
Serss. Appraised II $567. is
Also, IL . east part ofs the east hall Of SEQ
tien one. township Ays. and range SIX, con,
tainiag nfty .foar asrss. Appraised q n ,S7I
! Also,. the southeast quarter Of the sout'
| east quaSter Of section two, township nv
and rsuse six. containing forty acres. Ap
| praised Il 81 GO. '9
q Also, ths1 undivided interest Of Philil
iWaxonheimi In lot number Afty.sighk sec
tion twenty mine, township foar and rang
! Eve. containipseus aers. Appraissd at $500
Also. part let Asy,ssveu In ssme sectier
tcvnship and, range, containing sixteen scrs'
Appraised At $50. 80 a..s .,..
Also, he northeast part Of the southwsa
quarter, same section, township and rang
containing Aity niue and > half aeress Al
/ praised Il $3.50. as3 si 5sft sAtss fsfss
~ .hqew IL t.a3ss sasg TO-. .klTfLR +
| ! nah h2a'7ev6. s 6hsviG y. CO.
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4 sad r,.,nn.ns oas.

y We regret to observe that the once
powerful. independent Journal syndics,e
is sadly thinning out. The heavy Hal
stead is here; that nominating Adams
Convention-in- perpetual-sessi ion, -. the
beaming Bowles, isherc: but wheres oh
where IS the witty watterson, The wise
Horace White and the godly Godkin =
How can you nominate any one Say
You. hayenta . quorum. What tile good
of q syndicate Wit out quorum say
Calm the editor Of. the, Pswpay q GazYette a
and follow the alphabet You began Hitl
Adams, Hfe,l Bristow VINO Ufttiat'
'chanaier = From ice.waterss thEaugl
crooksa whisky, to Old Rye STRAIGHT
/ would be IS easy to yon as lyin'g-abou
Iloose.- Washington Cdpitut =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25
Legal Notice.

EpWARDLEVTTKE and Mary A. Lsuttks
Ef Of the State Of Missouri. will take notice
that on the 24th day Of April, 1876, Joseph
narvn fled his petition in the court OF com.
mon pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, agairst
chem and others, The object Of which ID to col.
leot the sum Of e418 Is, with interest thereon
from. DeoemberrSl, 1874, evidenced BY prom
issory note for that sum given BY said Edward
and Mary A. Leuttke, to said Haren, dated De-
cember 81, 1873, 1t twelve months, and to fore-
ciose ! mortgage given st the ssbae time on lot
nun Der sixin Miltonsburg. in said county,
Given TO secure said sum Of money, and to eel!
said lot TO pay said claim. 10, You are Required
to answer said petition BY the third saturday u
June, 1875. LOUIS HOEFFLEE. and
r25,76w6. Attys for Joseph Haren.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25
Legal Notice.

yx7IrLIAM LUCKEY. Who resides in the
wv State Of West Virginia, win take notics
That on the 2Sth day Of April, 1916, Eiss
Luckey fled her petition In the court scf com
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. against the
said William Luckey and John A. Morris, The
object and prayer of.vhich, i 70 quiet the title
Of said Eliza Luckey (as against sid William
Lnckey) to the land convey red by John A. Hor
ris and wife, TO William Luekey. by desd d..
ted April 1, 1874. except twenty acres sold o.
to McGown Paris, By William Luckey ant
wife, April 9, 1875; and for equitable relief, 90
You are req uired to ankwsr said petition o.
a 4 .@l7 M HUNTER q MALLORY,
ap r25, ,7ev6. Attys for Plaintiff.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25
Gen, BabcOCk Indicted.-The safe
Ruralary Crowd. E

=
WAsHlserps, April l6 -Gsn, Bah.
cock was indicted onthe charge Of shay.
inR on the Hth of April, 1874. conspired
viii others .sto injure and oppress Coz
lumbus Alexander, and that in pursuance
OF said conspiracy they did procure GER
tain persons named, to break and enter
the Office of the Attorney of the United
States for the District Of Columbia, and
to take therefrom two books of John .
fEvabs, ana ID carry them 10 the fesidehee
81 the said Columbus Alexander
The persons indicted at the same time
with Gen. Babcock are as follows: Rich
ard Harrington, late Assistant Distric
yAttorney;; H. C. WhitAeyf bate Chief 9
iSecret Service; J.aC Netfleship. alat'
Government detective; Thos P:Somer
vile, disreputable New York lawyer
George e. Miles, d professional cracks
man, and William Burton, ahousebreak
eraud thief. -f - ffst 3 slJla'o
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WhyErfas AIM USsdl sss1pls Len
! flmsrioas Bibliopol;ss.l

= t--'tte Amot1o94 OkOt4Ot ~
q Tradition has il that years agoj when
Benjamin Franklin was lad, he begun
to study philosophy, and soon became
fond Of applying atecbnical names to
oommon objects. One syening when be
mentioned 10 his father that be had
swallowed some acerhalous mellusks.
the old man Vas much alarmed, and
suddsnlY seizlng him called loudly for
help. Mss. FRANKLIN came with warm
water, and the hired man rushed in with
the gardenspump. They forced half q
gallon down Benjamin's throat, then
held him .nver the edge Of the porch
and shook him, while the old man said
sIf We don't get them things ont q
Benny he will be pizened, sure.' When
they we're out, and Benjamin explained
that the articles alluded to were oysters
his father fondled him for an hour with
| i trunk strap for searing the family -
After this Franklin's language wasssim'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25
sHERiPFs SAILS.
!: r A. D. Havely
s = f'sf1 ". = sas
John Summers ya

ny yfrsus Of an order Of ssis n attachment
ID tome directed from the court Of eetamsn
pleas Of Monroe oeanty. Ohio. will edsr fo'
sale It the front door Of the court house, N
che sowA.of WoodsasId, sbstwssnnths hoara
Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4 o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, tAe 6th day of Mdy.1d76, f
the following dsssEihsd real estate situats u
xonros county, Ohio, to wit: ekss
Lot number sixteen in the town Of Sar-
dis.
Appraised at $500.
april4, ,'7ewssaihsHes 80 shsrif ~ G. o. ]
Huxrxs 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Road Notice. ]

KToTIoE is hereby given shat . petition will
in be presented to the Commissioners o.
Monroe county, Ohio, at their next session. r
be held on the frst, Monday of June, A. d
1875. praying for the altsrstion Of the county
road leading from Antioshsto the Ohio River
in said county, ~ follow. BEGINNING abcu
fifty, wards west of Z ,.Stswsxt's blacksmiu
shop, passing said shop on the south, intsrsect
ing the old road 1t the most suitable point be
tween said shop and the first crossing of Trsi
Run. - 9Et79 MANY PETITIONERS.
/ apfs5, ,76td.l Iiian4 ae sgsd 9aaeii
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

IS CAxsmneE. O., April l7.-Dr. Res, q
tobacco dealer u W Washipgton. this coun.
iy, who recently made an assignment,
being heavily involved both here and at
the East, Was arrested in Adams Coun.
u, this State, and brought here last
night, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses from some Eastern
parties. BE waived an examination and
gave the requisite security for his ap
pearance. .sa .sgf 49, s,,s,i (
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

Count Herbert de Bismsrek, eldest son
Of the Chancellor Of the German Empire,
has demanded in marriage the only
daughter OF Prince Hatzheld Widen.
burg, heiress Of the vast property situa,
lied 10 Austria, belonging to the Dietrich
stein family. The Count has met With
difficulties from the fact thattke Princess
| 10 Roman Catholic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

- ~.
Inn se "ouu y no :, p0ps'f.. y. - sey IAN
assly py scounols'.. . = .s - ~. y,
yhie1 numpeF o men = n.y.
d - eesn sopplsa eyer, s,ens = A..s s
9 - : 'o.' =, - !. -, r,n-s.-..-
e r9llescal lansfigaess % JOIN ~ N.ss oss1. -
eensrscfer 9 g s nsaf'y ~ = sne 'O'y 4.
- "a the country. voFsePu0n 9s'pt
ee< ttsy ass1med taas sysfYs el4s
u Dishonesty would g readl'y 0suesea
rA sptot thess cnsrsctsr oesAossss n
feehd thefepofation q ~. rse1..e.' =
- bsfofs the evidences cce'a pe co''sc
q - refnte them, HE gocd name 'sH' w1s
so hr compromised = p destroy
- hoDen Of his friends iR his chances
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3 ,A3,N5 q e H1zIs sEN 3NEz 5517 SlI 40
. Have You 4 Dollar
s,ssEl6R SaGz13L I AIT
q We vill lseds reessgs1slt,0 n
TIE WEEKLY WORLl
lb les ONE xEARIB'lqtS

fsI L; Nssntains skfkgHoUDNnGE4h1 yast
seysn days, s6llssssd. - sks aesaes and esl-
respondents Of the New York Daily Worlls
and In fulinessa aocnsn1y and enterprise n
thib1espset aro ounequaled grrasR Z a.
Il. Jss AGRICULTURAL, pBP4KzGTNT
6ontains tbs latest ns9s of fStA expssi-
mensS Il shoms and abrosA @Jktis6dsi6ht "
home and fotsisu &rlatli.P Pf6ll reports Of tSs
Farmers Club Of tAs American lnstituts, ard
|saotafions of saath hblsI snh sjntsrsatiaGAsti-
dlss appearing IN -ths agricultural wsshliss
y f;s sssiiss; sesiaissss;ssfsSs, Ii sS,JS ssasaalIs
Is specially called is-a- feature which can b
found In mo- ethsr Papsrs q Allsths sSsearnss
/ at the command efsagrsat mstfopel eliSan1 1ily
ns1spaper are employed in itsstoiieesiep and
lths result il a .paRa. ZACH .xask ~EharA- ne
members may hnd . complete record Of the
work Of the ordsr in every State in the Ur,
ion for the past seven days. In addition TO
this weekly record, The World -giyes he
lcrsaua Of Ill the local grange papers in every
State. This depaFtn44t d end win consinpt
TO s. Under tie charge b one one 81 The setivs
members Of the order.
bI4eFot the RnRsl4l 1pA431 PNy IN
addition to its other attractions, such y
poetry, miscellany, humorous sxtvacts, De-
durinssshs aominsp ysar, ahssssKill Be- ne'
less than one hundred short talss BY the bss
writer's 4 ae,i9e Y Sogasa4 Apa Anssiss. g
to the hour Of publication, are the best tha
can be made. zach market 10 reported b
ono whose special knowledge and trainin
make him the best authority upon that sab
fjsstsin tbes uniasA 6sAtss. Rlsn soenRaeS IN
lcomplsteness the market reports .eftxfh
World ars unrivallsd.
SrSe, world i > moi ssly s NE bsss 6ut h
cheapest newspaper svsf eSsrsd the farmer
Semi Weekly World | l0l Nos.l - > ysaf'
RI Dan, 1878 Nos ] asl6 pss yS6s.' sxs'iss I
q specimen copiss sent upon sppiicAtioas
Address sfHH W0RkD,sg
sprl'7s. 81 rark Row; New Yerh.
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Road Notice.

NIoT1CE is hereby given thata pstiticn viii
slIN bsprssented to the Commissioners OF Mon
roo oouaty, Ohio, at their regular session u
,June, 1876. praying for the vacation ef the
county rad lying between the lands Of Hugh
Robinson and fssac and William King, com
nenoing st the Marietta rnad and running
usrth 10 the road leading from Stafford +
|summerAeld MANY PETITIONERS.
apr35, ,76td. ssst.s,s:,s ..,,sa sa8
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

New YORK Herald: An amusing i'm
broglio OF names gave vivacity to the
reception Of the Brazilian Emperor,
When General Hancock was presented
| to His Majesty, the Emperor, not catch
| ing the name exactly, observed to one
LOT bis attendants, aHe is 4, very fne,
looking man; young, too, for 50 learned
| q historian; how SAD that be should haye
Ibeen put upon bis trial for corrnptine
Itha revenue! When it was explained
ltotha Emperor that the dbtingalshed
| person before him was not named Ban
1 croft, and had NOT been indicted as Bah
lceck, he seemed greatly relieved, ant
remarked, "Ah, certainly, Hancock
that is great American name." Show
ling thus that, fortunately for US, To-
Sovereign or Brazil Is more familiaa
jlwith the Revolutionary than with to
seeest history Of our country. .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

! wThs Indiana D Democratic platform,
saootsd last weeks Is much more con.
ssr5sslys On the currency question shsn
mat Of last year.
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s.e,ruar an. v,r,na.T.r.- :. ,nal :
Corrt 81 Impeachm eSt.
Ne PIeeds to "Pr6sate Cittzeap
8 w d -, ~ "A il
the first lime Is the history az the IA
ton Cabinrs cficer sppeateas at the :, :
bar Of the Senate to day. sitting as q Q :.
Court of Impeachment. to answer to the :
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About Presidents Candidates.

~ Il
or.u Wv. "ass so'''t V'hce' ~. .
az man ana as a0.o'lary y ms ,a's'
- p'A',''a =" A0s - l''l :"
= so'a man. 49,
ine ea.''es "e"spsp''s a. m
~ sess 'os sa''p.
I'VE ny '.s''.on - =. .a',s' .a,.,,;a.. "s.I
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. :, ,ha,a .n;oh h.vs. f.;,b
!. ,s,s -, o.,,.;,,o,.,o. : 80 hnmh,aasrv ana
:, H.. !. - Mi, - ,Ao cra,,,ii,y or
NV. !. ,s,.a. vote, 49, e..,,ns .hon, for
J !. sn.s =, "a ;.nssa v;,s na,le,
! S.s ). .n.u n,;s.,.. ~ Int sss l.r.sr number |
!. ,.s;., = i. ov ~, from ths ~. If the
- ..,,s.ss. .os one .,,b rsna,..ioo for
!, 3. s,s.,. .,.h,n and record ror iuteori.
!,
TO-. !. n,ch mora d;.a,..,.,n about |
) -, ,h.r 4 .hou,,,ha nl.tsorm though
. 80 IS. ..,,I co,t,,ue i s.,ats Or mini
.hon, he currency question. faeawho
sua'' - - - 80, -. - 9
ssssy s ANY,. ,,.a,,sr;oa = 81. ms,;,, and q.
= -, - ~ -. y, IA
Instlss' l' os5soe s'e1'en -, )
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1 ri ,esaxsEs ri 181Hfss 11smy<1 tra
cAL1uDA1. .ssxxs
lst term ssnnsnoss Tuesday, nley 4. le5e.
SudS5uy-3, 7o5e: 4
"a term commences Tuesday, Jaly y, 1sJes:
ends sspt5G GbSk4A Asf17D1
Sd term eopmsnsss fuseeays Oeeeeee III
ao7s, ends Dsssnbss -. 4o3e -.--.--
4,h term commences fussday. Jaauasy =
ls77.sAA nIisMQ1HsT ~
bildsg saAls{ {,bal1lS5.sst.l!a u ssassi'k
|.e'.oo ooa.ab MxRffss sa,.s.p s.sas.
| tpsinsipaI ef Normal Dspaftas1t, an1 ~ y
sr Il mathsnaties sna astanl e6(11eb
,...,,SssAs, . B!s kL -. $
Hsssh1r Il NpssssG asihsats haaA
neA,tr hh.PsssS SIssuo9H
.Esas Il s.slo.6t : n. MARLIN sE,.s.S irw
lsrtsys Teacher Of fsnnanshlp. ..sif
MOLLIR g. BARN18
.tTsaeAsr II Vocal aA4 Ipeleames1el unnle.
ptpasel ~ lssap1R =
i mod eeAeeA Z Z s. IS. Z
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ns .f0(l per Day at homo. eanplse wtssh
w. so1kU 81 free. szrHaou &Aces,S fettlsns
xsins. nsA1t, t,'5e1.
a s .asmuaBAI g a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-25

- union Of hearts, 4 union Of hands,
4 union Of States none may sever;
4 union OF lakes, . union Of lands,.
Ard the FLAe or Our UNroN FoRsvER.
EAddress sll letters: &
.srnE SrIRrr on. DEno0RAcY. .nq
Wovdsaeld, sl
SIS Monroe Count.
'..s Ohios
- :.s sss 81 .sst,ssf q :. ssSff4e.

Tke movement for ALLEN has AZ
the appearance Of ieint to weaken
rusnnAx. We will join il No throat
ssetlsg operation. q .ailr q 80
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.oA .sA9QA1 .GA AaxAN
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april25, ,'76w5.sa ss ss,s sheFa4 ~ Y
,Huxrss + AALLosr, Att'ys. sas
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l61roeS : II lsltsrs y exsS1 s,szssa
D. fARAN 4 NnLKAN, Publishers.
Ash2sJns- llo sba cia1lAyA = ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

As the silver bill was passed, on Fri
day, it provides for the issuance at once,
if required, of ten million dollars of sill
YER for the ten million dollars Of green
backs, the latter to be used again only
as fast as an equivalent Of fractional cur
rency is cancelled. 1t then provides
that the treasury may buy twenty mil.
lion dollars of bullion at the rate of not
exceeding two hundred thousand dol
lars per month, to be issued in coin at
thcsamc rate, if wanted, These features
are substantially n combination Of what
were originally known as the Frost and
the Randall silver bills. All PROPOSE
tions making silver Il legal tender tol
more than five dollars in any one pay
mcnt ARE stricken out
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

TuE DALLAS HERALD comes to the res,
cue, and designates the present whore,
abouts Of Captain $. j. Adams, the al.
tcrnate elector for the State,at-large,
with Major Ben. Epperson, it says that
Adams is slipping mint juleps at the
Centennial, Good heavens and can it
be that the leaders are leaving the dear
people at this critical moment, when
they are pining for information upon the
way the thing is to work? 1t is too bad
Everybody down this way is anxious to
have the financial problem solved, and
it is reported that Captain Adams is the
political mathematician who has mas.
tered this mystery. Galveston Civilian,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

llOusToNS creditors are after that
$1,000 insurance on her market house.
The amount of $500 due from the Gal
weston Insurance Company, has been
gornishocd by Charles +. Lewis who
held " Judgment against the Bayou city.
If her creditors pitch into her in this
manner the prospects for building an
other market house are rather slim.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

SENATOR Edwin Hobby looks upon the
railway extcntion bill with.those broad
statcsmanlikc views that command the
respect of all who are fortunate enough
to know him. A truly conscientious
gentleman he only votes for measure
when he knows it to be right, Northern
Texas will hold him in high regard for
his Efforts in behalf of her railways
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

SENATOR'S Grace and Terrell are per-
hops unwittingly bringing down upon
their heads, the wrath of Dallas. Judge
Terrell in his IOctious opposition to the
extension BILL cody remarks that no
other railway line in the State is to he
benefited save the Texas and Pacific
The Dallas and Wichita the gentleman
irigdly ignores
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25
Completed 10 thc station.

We are happy to announce to oui
citizens and the public generally, that
the Texas and Pacific railway have com
plcted their line and are now running
to Fort Worth, a station ON their road
only thirty miles cast of rutherford
Our Parker Construction Company
will soon have arrangements perfected
by which the read will be completed
to our city within few MONTHS
Wcatherlord News,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

Hereafter, TIM HERALD will suggest
particular subjects for public consdera.
ton just now we merely desire to i'm
press upon the minds of all that the ma.
tural advantages OF Dallas are exhaust
od-that inaction Is death--that action
~ life. 1t must be realized that work
is imperotiycly needed that "dtr" ci'
fort Is needed that fairs, FREQ bridges.
walcrworks manufactures and D"H"
railroads must take the place of those
natural advantages that are now gone
West Let us realize the truth let Us
counsel together; m o ~ork togrt"G
let ,is work while it is called to-day
for the night comcth when no man can
work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

GENERAL GENNr thinks that rs long rs
there is a Bristow man left anywhere in
the departments tho prospects of Hayes
are bad, He intends to clean every one
ofthcm out, and put in men of the Boss
Shepherd.Spcnccr stripe to work for the
Cincinnati candidate and reform.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25
A Household Word.

While absent recently, we were fro
met with the inquiry: GLOW
far is it from Paris to Dallas?' While
Paris is comparatively unknown to
other localities, Dallas is n household
word. .llcr enterprise is telling abroad,
and we are only too anxious to see Paris
follow the wise example she has given,
North NeXNn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

" Crook had with him the seven
thousand troops now idly drawing their
pay in the South, he would not need to
wait for reintorccmcnts. But then the
"policy' of the President would not be
maintained.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

TnE Nashville Amrirm says INT the
charge against Governor lIa' cs that he
left PeOrisburg in haste uhdcr fire, one
night during the war in his neither
garments, sans brecches, sans hat, sans
ycrything, and leaving his hotel bill
unpaid, is II ialsehood which only rebel
ingenuity and molgnity could devise
That he has had twelve years in which
to pay Widow Woodrum is true enough,
if he owed her n hotel bill but the
exact truth concerning this malicious
SANDER is that the pantaloons and coat
left by the General, were worth more
than five times the amount of his bill.
1t is Widow Woodrum, who has had
twelve years in which to pay Governor
Hayes the difference sum he has
generously declined to apply for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-25

ruE HERALD is under obligations to
Senators l., V. Bogy and s. NJ Moxey,
M well as to our congressional delcga.
ton for repeated lavors.