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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

WALL PAPER.--A large stock, and
in endless variety, at Bakers Drug
Store.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

SEVERAL sidewalks need repairing
badly. Will the city patriarchs please
attend to this matter.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

all customers 10 come In 1t once and
settle, either by cash or note.
aatf d. II. COATS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

UTILIZE your spare moments by
sending us q report Of events trans
piring In your locality.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

GRADING on the Rock Island ex-
tension Is to be finished by August Is,
say the contractors. fit In, the ''iron
horse" will come pulling into Knox
villo by the first Of October. The
timbsrs for the bridge across tho Des
Moines are being hauled on to
the ground by teams, and the struc-
tufe Is to be ready for the iron by the
tlane track layers reach the river.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

THE BEST brands Of queensware are
kept at Kruck Il Ely's. south side Of
Square. Call and examine prices.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

A aoop square meal for 3 cents at
Freeland's.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

MRS. Arthur and Albert BrObst
will leave this week for visit with
friends in Illinois.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

Now Ii Z splendid time to send In
new subscriptions to the JOURNAL,
and renew old. Tho paper will try
to keep its readers posted 10 regard TO
all county news and to political and
general matters all over the county,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

DON'T "shoot off your mouth" 30
much, Nc, and folks won't know
what fool you are.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

THE foundation for KeefYe Il Heb
erling's new foundry will be COM
pletcd Monday.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

SATURDAY evening couple OF
s.Qay pamboliers" wearing bracelets,
were brought TO Knoxville In custo-
dy OF 3 MArysville officer: Their
names fwere 4C.ssA.E and 4 John
Crawford, and they were charged
with grand larceny. IL appears that
several nights since they broke into
the hOuse OF SamI Young and stole
lis uocketbOok containing about 800
nSaa,ey and 500 In notes. The birds
- .captureds at Ottnmwa and
brought back for trial. T. J. Ander-
son appeared for the State. The
linen were bound over to court, and
lin default OF bail were lodged in the
county boarding. house q OeIaloosa:
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

THROUGH the politeness OF j.
Phillip, deputy Agent" we are
able to present our readers with the
following abstract of shipments from
and to this station from January l.,
1876 to July /. 1876; also the cash re-
ceipts of the Office for freight and
tickets during the same months:
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

WESTERN PRIDE-Best Fruit Jars
made. Rockafellow q Greeniee, sole
agents. Call and see them. Call and
buy them. t4 bio
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

GREEN peaches are In the market
and II takes deep pocketbook. we'll
filled, TO buy them.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

MALAYSIA county has detsrmined
10 bridge the Iroublss0nv Dss 40ines,
below Bsllsfont Aine. ~ 0ooang =
large scope OF county WIN beccsns
tributary to Oskalo0AA.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03
Local and Miscellaneous.
THE hay crop in this section will DO

NOTICE changes In time tables OF
&. Is. 4 Q. and X. Il ID. NJ. Roads.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03
soecial Notice.

ALI PERSONS indebted to us, either
by note or hook account, past que,
are earnestly requested tn call and
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

NHE "Ambrosia" fine cut at Cor
An4J Dsn11ssrs IL delicious. Off.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

4MDyo0 90 election will be held
sAsozt s1uss6ay Ia November-the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

Mfss CDOx. ~ Indianola, Is visiting
in Knoxville, with her sister. Mrs Err
win.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

A NEAT new brick sidewalk IL be-
ing put down In front Of Aaeeson's
Clsice. It IL ono Of the improve
iaoents ssas Ia an impfosementn !
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

THE concert for the benefit of the
Knoxville Cornet Hand last Friday
evening was . success financially,
about 81 bsing cleared, and number
consider the exercises ~ beiug na1ch
As1tsr 4han these OF the previous con-
4tt. Had Che svsuing ri,sen . clear
- t1uu1sad - s1iny, % - w1 NM
house would Aavs bssnsil1sdto ovsrs
flowing.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

sssffT JAMS, The largest stock In
iown, ut kRucK a Ely -
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

i. II. EwALT has material on the
ground for brick two-story dwelling,
size 28x30 with an l8x24 addition.
Whether he will build this season or
not no has not fully decided,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

STREET COMMISSIONER AXE im-
provss sAch aiming honr, aud has
heeu NnjDg 90 e. ssEenai weeks, and
.nlial ~ can't noar - naGf.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

GRAIN me- dad no difficulty in
llandiIpg ~ fIae grain ,coslsla9 into
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

lowIl, ut
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03

Amt of merchandise received. ,9l2. go pounds.
Amt OF merchandise forwarded, 4iC,735 pounds.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-03
Post Office Department.

w. w. CRADDIcIl, p.
, 1876-03-30
8ermil0teS

Die europaiihc Ginuanoeruns nad)
&anias peripridt audi III eieicm Sabre
reAt beoeutcuo su Wcrocn. @lnbmpert
iueltpreu6!lde 0tenonitsn- 6amillen baIen
bereits in Sambura lleberiatrt bellcu ,
uno wenn niAt aue. 10 werocn ooA lie
meilten ouuon &anlas uufiuden. Sa.
tercliant lit rs gu erfaDrcn, cos audi
Deutihe in Siebeubursen alien Grnltes
oaran benfen. nad Amerita auS;uwaa@
bern, uno oaB oieielbe Gin Gom,te crs
nallnt baben, nm Die Ybilaoelpbler WuS@
ltcluns NIB ben Weitsn ulo namcntlld)
audi &anlas gu beluhen.
Die Yrs6fuebelunsS Bills. Der
Seuat bat bcioe FterlOn's Yresfncbes
lungs Vlls pallirt, ., ). leocr @rtlfel
lou nit 9tamenSuntcridrift uerIeben ieln
uuo leoer &ihtcr ous Teht babea. uui
Dem .3mausSwes elmer bon ibn uerfaB'
ten ebitoricllen Mioerluf in ein Slatt
eiusurtideu. Sb Die Siu ourb Die
Allemblp gebt. OOsr AUDI nur in oerlelbeII
anfAe utcm mirc, 1T cine anoere 5ra1e.
(Gal. 0em.)
, 1876-03-30
)uldaDu1s gepelbrn.

YroofIpn, H.>D., 80. Wedr5.
@dbreno oss Sturmes letts gta9t wur=
De Gin einit0di9cs Sulsbaus, meldss BON
einem Ne9er, Namens GIijab SuroId,
beiuobat, nieocrSerilien. Selnc 6rall
nno Gin fleincr Sun9e uuroen 9et0otct.
9ie unoercn Mitslicoer Der 6amilie fa-
men unperlebt bauon.
YottsDillc. Ya., %. WldrS. Don
40 Der Ybilaoelpbio uno GeOoin9 Goa
uno Sruu So. geb0ri9en &pblengrnben
Daben % Die Mrbeit mieOer be9onnen.
@e9cn oes bcftiscn Ge9cns Der lcsten
Sage lperbsn monde nod cini9e Sage
perbinoert iein 81 orbeiten.
S!aunton, 8a., %. Mdr5. Ser
wcltfid 9ebenbe 3u9 Der @belapcofe uno
Sbio Gilenbabn, welAcr I'M 10 ubr As
Minuten, seitern Nbeno bier fd0iS mar
fam erit iln 2 ll6r so Minuten Wtur
gems om, ba CT our9 elmer Grorutl6,
naDc Qutnnimont, perlpdtet wuroe.
, 1876-03-30
&mSlanD.

Gonbon, 30. Mdrs. Gin Goito:ie
oes Sally Sclesrap~ Io9t binlidtli9
bss Geriibtes Der &ronf6eit oes @Soren:
ugSir balten CO iiir wabr, Dap Der GSar
sefdbrli6 frant 1T uno oub Die NerSte
cine @erldnssruns ieines @ufentbaIts
in Gms uuo ipater mad Der S4pei5 5u
eeben, inn e@mpIoblcn boben. IS it
m6eli1, bob bas @obl Der uatertbanen
es erIproern miro, baB Der G5urcwitIS
sic 6eiddite bes &ailcrs wdDreno l~einer
Mbuelenbeit belor9t.~
Cine spc5ial= 0cpel6e Der ~Slmes"
aus Berlin last: ~9ie @usi3ten ei'
neg @edlsls Der &ssentl6ofl in &uB=
LAMB bat grObc Iuiresun9 bier berpor-
9%erufcn, binli6tli6 Der Ssrwanotl1aft
slpil6en 3uBlanb uno 9eutIAlano, pe=
gen Der @clinnunsen oes Gsorewitl4s
9esen bic 9cutl9un.
, 1876-03-30
Aeueff trlesr. pepel1ea.
g eutiblanD.

Berlin, %. Mdr5. Nus Dem @o=
dcn- 9eri9te Der rGailerllden Sanf
BON 9eutl6lano" e,beGt, oaB Der @pe
sieporratb UNI 1921, 600 Wtartsn Su9e=
1lnmnlen hut.
Ser .GeiAs.NnSci9er1 sci9t or, oob
Die &eidseinnabmtn fir bas Sobr 1875
I'M $2,S0O,0 900 suriid3 cblicbcn lino
bic Grlparnilie betra9el ooscsen Sc,
$4,000, 10 bab INNER nod ein usbert
ldub BON msbr als 81, 1000 porban-
Den lit.
, 1876-03-30

Sppotbefeu, critics @slb. .........$ 494, 7C7 o.
@rllnpet9eatbum $4,000 %
vi ntabn, aaEcl nao Apbl;n
~Gompaenie 8unbs.."...... 4S9,6i5 O0
1aIeb.n Der Stapt VbilapeIppm 76,l93 SO
Der StapI Cincinnati. e. 6O on
Ger Stabt 3ar,isturs ........... 1850 90
Der Stnpt Ct. &puls ............ 1880 90
Ger Stapt Camden. 1880 90
Ealer- Carleben, Stabti ~lttsburs 66,3O0 90
Der Stabt Nemarf $1,000 90
Ofs e tadtes 0eIawars .......... 20,600 90
Sanf uno anoerc8 Gapttal.."..". 4t,352 90
Ssretnl9tcn StantsA Oart beu... 2320U 0U
AnsebauTte SniefeHen"..".... 10,5lS 81
ausItcbelpe He6nun9sn........ 5000 90
gar inSdnren tes@eltd tubrers 69,36l rs
Bar in Fer Sanf wup SIfcs....... b4,S96 0
- -
$1,559.s53 76
, 1876-03-30

lin N~ieicnblof bon sc0ieaeuem &u,
pier miro Die i'm n0roli6en Wiidliaan &C.
leqene Wiinneiotas s3ehe auf Der Weltauss
~itellung ucrtrctcn. Ne>iclbe wieQt SO
2onnen nuo iteht mabrideinlid i'll Der
aanaeu @elt cin,ia in ieiner Dirt oa.
.3u ieiuem GranSport bon Buffalo -
bis Oabin miro CT per Dampfer qe-
ldafit - MIRO eiu re onoerer Gilen=
b%abnpagen aebaut wcroen, oa feinsr ocr
9cw0b lid)en im Stanoe 1T, oeu &oloE
6u tru9cn.
Nobe @prinefieIo, ST., pcrsin9 li6
Gin Sanoitreider am Santiago in crin!=
nclcr gSeiIe ar Der 6rou oes Stuatsle-
frctdrs 2ieber. Ser SDlelpi0t entfam.
, 1876-03-30

@irstnia StaatS>Va5e1Te
tasNp bersusssseben BON
9obn y. . ti H.
no. s: 3n0lite Straee.
u Oh monO, y a.
, 1876-03-30
Die TohkurAe

III beftin,mt, has sanst bisberise SetIperfabren Inns
tuitoBen. Ole Sur ptrb bur9 has fosenannte
HobbaS rne bnr@ gtnnebmen pom &obpa!per
bewfrtt, Ste subbaber Seisen an, no pie Srantbstt
ibren Stb bot, nj ttef' fe lte9t, uno 81 gletber
i3eit setsen fe bic aebeustraft hes Tlenideh an.
Eanfenoe. iinb In ben lestsn spsi Sobren TIT Der
morbsn. unter ben @ebetlten %beiinbert it& piele
Nerste rnb Mpotbeter. Dte Sobbdeer nnteri9eitetl
tb Don anberen Baoern baour9, bab ie eireft aut
bic Rrantbett einptrfen, unb ben tranten Stol[ ents
tomme. ste itnb etn @erbrennunssz Ober @uSideis
bunassproceb Der &rantbeitsitofe. Sober Grante
wir6 Bet Der Mnpenbun9 btsIer Cur f~o3uia9en ietn
si9sner aratt, aScitn SemanS BURG Steie Saoer ges
BELT tit, 70 TT er rpirtli9 uno rabttal gebetlt, pdbs
renb mad Der bisberi9en 5etlmetbobe bic Wetttel
eep5bnIid seidbrtt9er iinb ais bic Rranfbeitielbft,
Inb iib 5fters eth san5es peer fecnnbdrer &rants
beiten etriteut.
Obsiei9 Bic aobbaber aGs &ranfbeiten. innerli9
nnb Suserli9, ~fnriren, 70 iiub bod BITE @irfun9sr
bel i~olsenben 8rantbetten, %beioneerS penn te lid
nod IN aeuteni 3uitanee %bsfnoen, 9an5 auBerorbents
It'd: .0ieber, islbt Nerpens unb GpPhrsfeber,
iuerben iebr i6nel, genSbnlt9 NIT 1SS Bdbera,
furirt. SaISs uub QungetidWittofudt wtrb,
Defenders BET innaet seuten u. tn sriten Stabtnn,
matismas psreen oft iebr. i9nta. eebsilt;
ebenio Mueens uab Sbrtntranfbstten, fowie ale
ippbiItti5dbe sranfbeitsh tn ieoem Srabe. 8et
duberen &ranfbeitcn, S~ramotnnnoeM, @c'
pl6bli6e u. ftdtbare. gtur eth Dab TIT btnretdenb,
i'm Seben pon bet 0irfuns gu i6erSeu9en. @as
eenfrebS uno bic io9enannte Garns ober
Sucferrnbr (eine bis iest unbetlbare Sronfbcit)
Snrben eebettt. Bet lestersr ~Rruntbett sebet 25
9rosent bes 3uderitoRes NIT ieSen Babe bur4 ben
urtn ab.
Die gabez unb gtnnebme s9ulper werbet mad
iebem pIas tint 2anoe %periatbt, Der pretS bes
Babe>pulpers tit So, Der bes Gtnnebme : 9ulpers
81. Man laiIe i'd cine 8roi9ire Aber Bite 9obfur
tn ensIti4er ober beuti4er Spra6e ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- "a Stanton Ctr. (Box 1901
Nsw 0ors
, 1876-03-30
Dir psan(Dluania
5taer DerhArrunss- Gelsuf4an
bon PbilGbelpoia.

@c9riinoet 1925.
9'our capital. IS 400 900 O0l
Nctipa.. 1,559, S53 76
, 1876-03-30
Sranfrei1.

5 II, %. Mdrs. Sic fran5Dli-
ibe allsemeine transctlantlidc Sompf+
19iIi : Gompa9nie bat Den Sambnr9er
9ampfer Glopliod" an9efauIt, ltatt Der
.6riliu," wie 5ucrit bea5lidti9t mar.
, 1876-03-30
Mreiie ncr Muaeigen:

Gin Sauare, Elm @al S952
Gin sauare, iwei Mal ::
Gin Sanar.. trei @lal 40
Sin Square, cine Ws6e ~
Gin square, sinea @oaat ~ ~
Gin Sanare. bret Mirnate i'oV
esr5s,re 4n,eisen peresn btutser bsrthutt.
adt cter weniser Bel IN Ollben einen Square
ane Nn,eisen fnb tn gsraus su idtieu.
Die i3ettuns wi,b IN 0t1mpnb I7o Unit
Geaenb BON bea 1rGsern tIr IS Ssnts per
@Srde auseftragen.
, 1876-03-30
Sbpmas 81. alfrienb 1t. spbn
fino Gsenten

re'@en INN 5uhrrIdhi9en 0sieQf9hflen
L Il ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA.
9eeriintst 1920
Serld)t Der Wfoile am /. Sauuar 1876
Srnts unb Sspttbsfen auf @i-
9snfbun, in Ybdaf eIpbta.... $t421, $3.50 II
@rurpmtetben in Der Statt
o., ygb'Elass,pNta...".""..".. 2i,6l7 40
S5oO 21rleben ppn Der Stapt
gilhas'Ipbia.""""~.a.... n 200 90
$zol,OOO V. g. elneetraaene1
Sonbs. 1SSf...........
S249.0C0 y. g. rlnsetra9 GU o9o'o4o w
gonbs, $50.
$50,OOOD arlsben bon Der Sta5t
pttt bursb, { Yrrsent...... $4,000 co
80, mo Darlsbm non betstatt
Glmoen. Z Yrpscnf....... 6.3O0 co
$1,000 Oarlebeu S%reimaurer.
Ssmse!k 7-3o g1osent...... 10000 ON
S2!.OOO Onrieben 9reimaurer
StmpsL 6 prosent............ 10000 90
5ol VT en- npn Seuer @eje0.
s,1 losalVatlen...:""".".". 10l.775 90
$2O>0oO geblsb Waley @lleab.
z. Ssppt. Bombs. Z prp,... 20. 900 90
100000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s., GS d lol oyrt. SUHbs. 6Yru. 1880 %
$lnO,oOO &rbtab gerlh,Huuas
20. @pn. Syp. ! UneS, 7Irr. 1922 900 90
SoO,o00 9rnniylpania eilcnb.
9snetal S9pt. Bombs, 6Vre. 5f.625 OC
pouUO0 yednlslpanta Gtlenb.
Sonlpl SYpt. Sonbs, 6 vro. 5OOGO 90
$lO,O0U 9bilapelpbia u .Neats
my Giienb. 7 Yro. Spnee.. 10000 on
$1,000 philadelphia II. Grie
e, g'isnrap Z Yrcs. NOns... 1910 co
Emp. Z prrs. gonos..... TO- 500 90
3ooo stt'en %4ennlywauia VI.
olneloabn'eapi aI.:"""...". $4,000 co
ooO Att'en 2e9'9t &cblcu unp
9S5t1lbtHuH9s @pmp""..".. 25,ts7 so
1,OOo atI'sn Hblopelpbla uno
Nrattnq Gileutabn @pmY.. $3.50 90
33l g!tlen Ybi ac.. German,
tonn II. Mprtiitppn Gitenk. 80 769 co
70 aftien @brItnut 9ia G,cn.
tata ssmpasnie.~~"..... $3.50 90
0ru 'eeisentbum uup Mobel,
"a ". biinftf Strabe........ $500 70
Nnaebaufte unp II epuettute
Snt! rsoen."".".""."--.". 24032 20
yramlsn Taltg YOa &rgtnteu,
lnecusftirt .........~...... t45 696 2e
SaaF IN 9aHp L. oauuar 1876 9L459 81
$3,561,932 "a
, 1876-03-30
$971,215 40

u terlbu6 itergaes, I. San. '74.Sl49,3.9 II
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09
sal. x,..nx for sr..s.

do not believe in unleavened
bread, but ! can give the receip.
ASKED for, and know it is good.
Take a two-qaart dish (earti,en is
best; As il does not heat through 40
quick). Pat into one pint of new
mix aud one pint OF scalding hot
water. two table sp1oninis OF salt;
stir in -four till it ~ thin batter;
SET il where IT viii keep warm, but
not scaid, stir it occasionally, till
The air bubbles being To rise, then
let it stand still iill comes up to the
.op of the dish; have your fioar
ready 10 pour it into; have two
quarts Of warm milk or water at
hand, and pour it all into the bread
pan; knead quickly, aud not too
hard, when it rises, knead The dough
again and put into the baking tins.
This quantity will make four two
quart ioayes' Let them stand in q
warm place and rise little, then
bake with a quick fire. IL makes
very sweet bread, and some fancy il
much. When person has not
milk, water can be used alone, but
II needs a little lard or butter, to be
melted into the water il is mixed
with alter the salt rising is ready
10 be used; it is Important to keep
it warm, and no. let the air strike
it during the process
FARMERS WIFE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09

~.
lunrs~tsses-. Every mar. "a eftHin
position has bis plate NJ come fftsnd's
table for certain Sandays. whether he
he married or single, and the old chuns
would be really hurt II he went any
where else. The habit may have be-
gun when he first began housekeep-
ing, aud he will have his old friends
about him on Sunday. During the
week he Is busy, and sees hut little OF
his old familiar, but on Sunday he IL
sure Of him, FOR he either comes or Is
gone 20. No one can estimates the
str, ngtb aud kindness of the bord
between few friends who have inside
1t poiu: 10 dine together every sun
day for the last ten years. "fne feast
of reason aud dow of SOUP Is INF iitely
more delightful than the mere dinner
itself, which il, OF course, always good.
Our former Orieanians can dou ,tless
recall their many happy sunday dim
ners with old friends aud com rades
who have long since passed the wine
fov the last time, AMI will never mix
another shrimp salsd. For a ysper-
Gus promoter of lasting s5eiat iiiiy,
commend US 10 dining few CHOICE
and tried spirits every sunday, anu
talking over old times aud present
affairs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09
NIIIJ.ET.
rne Cattle prince of baylor co.a,y

The Cattle Prince of Bsy Ior Ceansy.
We had the pleasure Of meeting yes
t,riay Mr.. A. Millet, who, with his
srothef, own three or four ranches la
Bay lor county, 1856 miles northwest of
Dallas, on which they have about
twenty five thousand head Of eatrle
The principal ranch is on Miiler's
branch, about sevepty-five miles from
Fort Beiknsp. Mr.. M:liet Says the
bufiala Troubled him good deal lat
year, bur not uiuch tsis, ms sh. nunters
are fast discriminating Them. Al Ia
dian party OF several hundred warriors,
ailh several United States soldiers,
Bave been IN his Htighborbos,i HINT
hg, but did un dsniage. Another
party of pbaut one hundred and fifis
Mexicsns, ffom New Mexico, haze
been in ,ba, part OF the State bunting
,uiialo, and are sdppGed Ia haye.ap
yrUpriated Grove Of aycut thir )
sorses that are missing. A scouting
neu bad gone in pursuit OF them.
There are Gully u Few men iD the county
including dry berdsmea employed by
the MiIlet brothers. Cattle ia tina
section are in fine condition, and price
range from 50 to So; herd. selling in
round lots Mt sbost sln a head. Land
IL worth from 81 To g. an acre,
and the pest bss already heei taken
ny or located The country Is beautiful
and stouuds wib game We found
Mr.. Miliet very Intelligent sud pleas.
aut gentleman. He is on his way To
Austin to visit his mother, who resides
their. AZ Que Of the cattle princes 60,
Texas, our young friend Is a rePr-ssn.
tstive Texan, who preserves amidst The
wildoess and fuughuess OF frontier life
the ease sud ci.urtr.y ~ uaB Of the
~orid, and the uusssumsiig simplicity
OF abe iroutirrs'nnn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09
SAD ACCIDENT.


frof" the az tf- OF Tue NShha
On Monday evening abnat four
u'cloek Mr. X & Patton. formerly 81
,his city, Wa out hai,tlng psAirie
.iu-keu- with Mr. Dave s-iiebsrfy.
-rversl IA 'lrs from For. Uorth TIE
iva gentlemen were ia a tuggy, and
nu coming To fence. Mr.. CastiebeFry
goi out To let down the fence, Mr..
Patton remaining, standing in The
,buggy, proeeeGe to load one barrel of
hts shot gun, which had been dis
charged short time before. He was
len hsnded and was forcing the charge
b, me, wnen the otner barrel was dis
charged, the load entering his head on
the right side AT the ear aud coming cut
on the upper part of the head He fell
out OF the buggy on To the ground and
was carried To- Fort Worth. He lived
but shou time after the accident,
which Is supposed to have resulted
from the piece being lpl c..cSed, and
so went oil a. described.
Mr.. Patton WAS we'll known and
much esteemed here 10y "a large circle
Of friends. He leaves young wife.
aud child 10 mourn bis untiWely end
Mrs Patton IL this neice of Mr.. w. g.
Randall, a prominent merchant OF
this city. Mr.. Patton had recently
been engaged In business 10 Fart
Worth. The unfortunate affair has
east quite n gloom over the entire
community.
Tue remains Of the deceased we're
brought To this city aud hurled from
tie family residence ia-t Tuesday. A
large esncourse of friends assem- oled
and the funeral eurtege was escorted to
the cemetery by the Knights OF
PythiHs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09
cer. A.a nses..

From carefully conducted expert
sneiiis hy different persons. il has
been asreriained that one bushel of
ecrn will make q little moro than
ten pounds OF pork gross. Taking
the result as a basis, the follow ing
deductions are m.d.. which all onr
farsncrs would do we'll to lay By for
"a convenient reference that
When corn sells at l2s cents per
pushed pork costs Il cents per
pound.
When corn costs II cents per
bushel, pork costs 2 cents per
pound.
When corn costs % cents Pc
bushel, pork costs 8 cents per pound
When corn costs SO cents per
bashel pork costs 4 cents per pound
When corn costs so cents per
bushel, pork costs 5 cents per
pound
The following statements show
what the farmer realizes on his corn
when sold in the terms of pork:
When pork sells Ut 2 cents per
pound, it brings Is cents per bushel
In corn
Wien pork sells at 4 cents per
pound, it brings 80 cents
per bashel in corn.
When pork sells at cents per
pouhd. it brings IS cents per bushel
IN corn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-09

GosERsoR COKE, of Texas, beats Hart
ranft by large majority. He has
turned loose, after conviction. thirty
seven murderers, forty-two villains COM
mi,ted for assault with intent to COM
NIT murder, forty-two horse thieves.
and all sorts of k,ayes to the number Of
two hundred and fifty. whom it cost the
State $4,000 to capture. try and i'm
prison y philadelphia Times.