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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Pleasant weather yesterday.
The mud is drying up and til,
streets are again in good condition.
The prayer meetings of the Young
Mems Christian Association are well
attended.
The delegates to the Galveston
convention may be looked for home
tomorrow morning.
Webb, the jeweler, has just re-
ceived the largest stock of Brazilian
pebble spectacles and eye glasses ever
brought to Texas.-Ad.
Beautiful Centennial almanacs are
the order of the day. Our Office has
been the recipient of several exceed
ingly beautiful and elaborate ones.
MANY hundreds of immigrants,
who arrived in Dallas yesterday, are
radiating all over the country, looking
up homes and places for this years
work.
Dallas IS rapidly spreading net
work Of street railways over her city.
A few factories, few more foundries,
few more railway car shops, would
now be in order.
Our ministry and laymen are &C
lively and earnestly at work In Dallas.
The Young Mems Christian association
Is increasing in numbers. and steadily
and surely widening Its influence.
Two immense trains filled with
immigrants arrived In our city yester-
day. They were delayed because Of
locomotive No. llr ding over seve.
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desk and there rested upon one Of the
handsomesl largest, most elaborately
frosted and figured cakes that we ever
beheld. In lrosling that rivalled the
Wilderness Of the driven snow were set
two exquisite roses embosomed In
tasteful leaves. In the center was
gracefully written IN pink-and-white
raised letters "Mrs. Nelly Clark"
Accompanying this beautiful present
was the following note:
DALLAS, TEXAS, January 7, 1875.
Editor OF the Herald;
DEAR SIR Plense accept this cake with
the compliments OF Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Phelps.
The happy couple were married at
the Clark House on Thursday, January
9th, by Rev. S. d. Davenport, Rector
OF st. Matthew's church In this city.
THE HERALD most heartily wishes
them the greatest, fullest measure of
happiness and joy.
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Personal.

w. 5. Perry, first clerk Of the Plant
ers' House, ST, Louis, Is in the city, u
guest Of the LeGrand.
j. s. Blackwilder, prominent insu-
rance man Of Chicago, is stopping at
the LeGrand.
w. L. Eaton and w. A. Bass, OF New
York, and j, Rosenstadt are ut the
Lamar,
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II. q. Collins viii be absent from the city
for two weeks, and during his absence Colo
nel Crockett of the Grange store will attend
to his business, and will represent the
Agency of the Halliday Wind Mill and
Pumps. janidSt
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DISSOLUTION.

The coparthership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm name
OF j. w. Schenck 4 Co, ~ this day dissolved
by Limitation, Mr.. Clusky retiring Either
party is authorized to sign In liquidation.
The business win be continued at same
stand, No. 73i Main street, by Mr.. Schenck
and others, constituting new firm, OF which
due notice will be given.
janSdtf J.W. SCHENCK.
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Home Fire Insurance Company,

of New York. It's funds all devoted to
Fire. No mixture ,OiM Life Insurance.
Cash capital S3,OO0,0OO. Cash assets,
$4,000, 900. Cash surplus as to policy
holders, 3,25O,OO0, General j. Il.
Johnson n Co., managers Southern de-
partment. J. ID. Kerfoot, local agent,
No. 507 Commerce street, Dallas,
TeXas,--Id.
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Holiday Good. | Holiday Good,

f. P. Lyle, 5O7 Main street. The largest
and finest assortment in the city. Ladies'
work boxes, writing desks, order and jewell
ry and dressing cases, gold pens and pencils,
picturesand picture frames, poems, miscel-
laneous and juvenile books, and in fact eve
rything suitable for all. Il. p. LYLE,
dec2Odlm 507 Main Street.
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
i'm our line. 1t will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
Of China i'm WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy IL full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we wantyOur trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER & STEPHENSON,
5O4 N. 4tR St, st. Louis, Mo.
Oct90-d&wly
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Wanied.

A gentleman and wife without children OF
two single gentlemen TO occupy furnished
room with hrst-olass board, nj d23 Biowder
street, Dallas, Texas y. F'CoLLiNS'
lan7dal
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siookholders, Attention.

The meeting OF the Southwestern Life In
Surance Company will DO held on the 18th
Instant, ut ~ o'clock In the ONCE ofthe Com
many, IN the Cochran Building. jan7dit.
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The postoflice being removed Is great adj
vantage to the majority of the citizens OF
Dallas. IL makes II so convenient, going and
coming, to drop In at Craddock's Billiard
Hall, and take In somo OF that old Monarch
bourbon ~ refreshmonIs.
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Mr.. J. Lamps LAGER Beer Depot.

At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived u car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended TO.
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Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application at the
office OF j. A. IL. HOSACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas.
jan5d5teod
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.e NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ DALLAS CITY
GAS LIGHT co.
DALLAS. January 5. ls7s.

DALLAS, January 5, 1876.
At q meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
held this day, q resolution was passed order.
Ing the October, 1874, and the April, ls75, in.
terest coupons on the following bonds, is.
sued by the Dallas Gas Light Company, viz,
Nos 10. IL, H. 10, II, IL, 49, 20. q, 90 %, "a 90,
"a, %. 10 and % 10 be paid. Therefore, notice
Is hereby given to the holders Of said
coupons that the same will be paid In GOLD
ON presentation at the First National Bank.
OF this city, on the 18th instant.
JOHN LOCKWOOD, President.
JULES SCHNEIDER, Vice President. janSdSt
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AGENTS Wanted

For Dallas and county, and every county in
the state. Canvasssers of either sex nre suc'
cessful, and are making $500 monthly. All
Agents must give security in that amount.
jan5dlf DALLAS L. y. BOX oSS.
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Craddock's Billiard Hall

Seems to be the great center of attraction
here OF late. Guess the people of Dallas have
all had II taste of that Old Monarch Bour-
bon, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best ever put over the bar In Dallas. d29tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08

The only place in the city where you can
get good drink, and get It fixed up in u
style ut for Prince. by Johnny o'Brlen, Is
ut Craddocls b, opposite LeGrand hotel.
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MARRIED..

N0-MOULABD-At the Catholic
church on the 9TH instant by the Rev,
Father Martinier, Mr.. j. II. MaItino and
Miss Annette Moulard. Nocards.
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fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept OIL hand Mt c. NJ. CoDnoily's, lO7 Market
street. nov4-dtf
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Austin Is just receiving an immense stock
OF fine gold watches, chains and jewelry of
all kinds, 5l3 Main street. dec7-d&wlm
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For Ladies', Misses ana Childrens Shoes
70 to Stanford's y, iV7 Elm street.
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Sianford's. 4O7 Elm street, is the place to
buy stylish Suits, Overcoats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at extremely low figures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08
DALLAS, TEX AS :
SATURDAY MORNING ;;;:i;MN' s.
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
rl0e,ro.vapor and suIphurlo Baths

DIR. j. \. Coleman has removed his baths
10 the vast room, first floor OF the Cosmopo'
Titan Hotel, where he will be pleased TO sec
his friends and patrons. Jan7dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08

For bargains In Hats, the people go to
stanfords, i07 Elm street.
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Fine silver plated casters, knives, forks,
spoons, cups, ETC., at Austins, 5l3 Main
street. dec7d&wlm
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The place to buy good and cheap Boots
and Shoes is Stanford's, 4O7 elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08

Beautiful gold headed canes at Austin's,
5l3 Main street. dec7d&wlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-08

No Misrepresentation of goods at Stand
fords, 4O7 elm street. declO-tf
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale BY the news.
boys On all trains Of tho TeNns
and Pacific railway, nnd nt the news
stands NJ me LegFnnd, san Jncinio
aud Lamar hotels,
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Wanted.

To get board at n good private house tor
man and wife and child. WIN furnish our
own furniture. Address l.. Craddock
through the Postoflice, or apply at Grad
docks Billiard Hall, Main Street. dec29tf
Fine sterling silver ware at Austln's, 5lS
Main street. dec7-d&wlm
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List In CARPETS are lower
than sold by any dealer In this or any other
city. To secure what you want in Carpets
call ut your earliest convenience. They are
selling rapidly at the New Prices.
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w A NTED-

A situation In private family to instruct
children, by competent person, Would be
willing. also, 70 assist with the. sewing.
Please address "a. A. W.,
janid3t At this office.
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MY STOCK OFsEH7AsyyEHss, s sEA NIX
SiMEREs, FLANNEls, BLEACHED AND
BROWN DOMESTICs, ETC., all participate
IN the NEW PRICE LIST, which are The
CHEAPEST In THE MARKET.
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BLOT and. SHOE DEPARTMENT

In this department the New Price List will
20 most attractive to purchasers, as well as
the quality. style and 1T. A large invoice
Just received, which makes the Stock very
complete.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

Hot ana Cold Baths mt wilson's, No.
iIA Elm street. decl5d2m
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Clothing Department.
DRESS GOOD DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on DRESS GOODS is
so much cheaper than they have heretofore
been sold that any lady can afford to pur-
chase beautiful New style Dress.
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LADIES' Eat DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on Ladies' Fall and
Winter Goods OF TRIMMED FELT HATS,
when the style and quality are cOnsid cred,
the Hest bargains I'm the City, They
must DO sold, and win be, no doubt, at the
present reduced prices.
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

Inc New Price List ON HATS will induce
quick sales, as they are much cheaper than
are sold by other dealers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-30
RAILROAD TIME FABLE
sEsii Arrivals and Departure.

uuLi further notice. the Postofiee Will be
opei. ior deliyery and reception of mall mat
ter rum 9 A Al: daily. except Sundays. and
in sundays one hour after arrival II Mestel N
mali. Oinaha time is the time of office.
Money order Office open from b A. NJ. to
r. 81 daily. except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at l:is p. N.
Eastern malls close daily at 2:l5 p. NJ.
Denver Pacific Railroad, Including Denver
nd southern mails. clos at 4 p. n
Malls arrive ffom east daily at Ill p. NJ,
and from the west daily at 2.l5 r NJ.
Malls arrive from Denver, Col, and way
TIA Denver Pacific X. r.. at n NJ
Mails clio e for Fort arainie and Fort Fet-
terrIan on Mondays at 7 A. n,
Malls arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
eetterman friday at 7 p. n.
Mail closes for Red Cloud and Spotted Tall
Agenries Tuesdays and Fridays nj 7 A. NJ.
Mall arrives from Red Cloud and Spotted
Fall Az nries Mondays and Fridays a. 6P NJ.
Mali closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays at
Am.
Mail arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
eP. NJ.
Nsil closes for Fort Collins and Lorgmont.
Col TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdnys at
A. NJ.
Mall arrivei from Fort Collins and Long
mont, col. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days at 5 p. NJ.
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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Doings Of the Court Martial.

The general court-martiai which
me- at the courthouse yesterday. re-
sumcd the consideration of the case
against Maj. Noyes. I'd U. s. Cavalry.
Gen. Crook. being recalled, testified
that he had not preferred the charges
against Major Noyes; neither had he
ordered Gen. Reynolds TO do so.
The court was hereupon cleared for
elaboration. the question being,
whether the trial should proceed. AT
the re-opening of the court it was an
nounced that trial should proceed. it
having been decided by the court that
Gen. Reynolds, having signed the
charges and specifications against Maj.
Noyes, must be considered the accu-
ser.
The prosecution then resumed TAX
ing testimony, which closed ut three
o'clock p. nj. Major Noyes did not
call any witnesses in his defense, being
satisfied. evidently. with the case AS it
stood. A recess was then had until
six O'Clock. when the court finished
the case. OF course. the decision will
not he known until the Department
commander has had an opportunity to
act upon 1t.
in justice to Maj. Noyes, a gallant
officer of twenty years active service
in the army. it must be said that the
evidence in the case, in II judgment,
exonerates him entirely from any
deraliction of duty or unsoldierlike
conduct. thus leaving his bright record
untarnished. When Captain Egan
was ordered to make the charge
through Crazy Horses village. Major
Noyes' company was detailed to cap
ture the herd of ponies near the vii
lage. This duty the latter performed,
and while the fight or skirmish was
in progress in the village. the herd
was surrounded by Capt. Noyes' men
! and taken TO u safe distance and there
guarded. Atter The fight. and while
twelve mounted men of the company
were doing guard duty over the cap
turei ponies, Capt. Noyes permitted
his men. who were suffering from the
cold, to make coffee; but this did not
in any way interfere with the duty
assigned to his command, i. e., the
capture and safe keeping (for the time
being) of the herd of pouies.
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c0NGEEG ATIoNAL CHURCH. Regular
sefVlees 9t IL a. M. aud 7;30 q. "a.
subleet Of morning sermon; 1.-THE
Influence of the Sacrifice Of Christi
Evening subject: "Peter.H
There will bea young peopies' prayer
meeting at the residence of Rev. Mr..
Sanders. first hsuse west OF Congre-
g%aiional church. this Sunday even
ing. at G:30 o'clock. All are most
cordially invited.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. North
east corner Ferguson and 18th streets.
Services ut IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning sui jeet: But Two Sides"
Evening subject: THY Wondrous
Works" Sabbath school after MORN
ing service. Seats free and cordial
invitation TO all.
NJ. Z. CHURCH. Glass meeting at
10 a. M. Preaching at IL a. m. and
1870 p. IN. Sabbath school II m. Sub
ject of morning sermon, Assurance
of the Christian" Evening": "A Time
for Everything" Baptism will lie adj
ministere'i in connection with morn
ing service. All are cordially invited.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-30
A Palsifying Tender Foot.

John j. Davis IS his name, and he
halls from Hyde Park. Pennsylvania.
He came out here recently with a
party of Pennsylvanians, all of whom
were en- route to the Black Hills. On
reaching Cheyenne Davis pluck-if
he ever had any-failcd him, and as is
the custom with tender-foot sorelieads,
he began writing letters to his home
papers. He describes Cheyenne as n
poverty-stricken town of 400 people ;
says the road between here and Fort
Laramie has been hlockaded all Win
ter and that the snow here is 10 feet
deep and in the Hills 20 feet deep; tells
how he went on to Laramie City,
where he found four feet of SNOW.
This fellow Is "a first-class liar, and
position of local on the daily Slop-
bucket. The road between Cheyenne
and the Hills. as everybody here
knows. has been open all winter-in
fact it has never been blockaded.
Cheyenne numbers nearly 5000 souls,
instead of 400. The Black Hills con
tain gold in vast quantities, and we
advise eastern editors To come them
selves or send reliable correspondents
out here to investigate the matter,
instead of printing the thousands of
silly falsehoods sent them by impecu-
NOUS free-Iunchers who have never
been nearer than 200 miles to the
u;,I.
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Gov. Thayer's Visit to Omaha.

A special telegram received last
evening is as follows:
Omaha. April 29.-Gov. Thayer. of
Wyoming, has arrived here To confer
with Gen. Crook relative to military
protection to he afforded to the Black
Hills Stage line. He wants some of
the stations on the route thoroughly
protected especially those a tired Canon
and Hat Creek. The Indians crawl
up the sides of the ramon and shoot
down or throw rocks upon travellers.
The General has promised all the pro-
lection possible, and an order has been
issued To that effect.
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CITY SlFTIAGS.

Attend Divine service today.
J. T. Clark. Esq. will return from
Omaha To-day.
Leihey & Nichols received 10. 200
fresh Key West cigars, yesterday,
Let the CALLED Sun Vince; u with
ers are unwlung. Besides, il is un-
healthy business, this fooling with the
Rapherty boy.
Kaiser. don't you want to buy a
dog ?" is played out. They now in
quire thusly: Kaiser. did you see
Slaughter leading my dog?"
Fresh strawberries sell al so cents a
quart in Cheyenne and IS cents per
quart in Denver. This represents the
difference in prices in the two cities
in nearly everything-S3t per cent.
All who desire to join the Wyoming
B. b. C., should be present at the
meeting tomorrow evening. The
treasurer will expect a 81 bill from
each man who enlisls and signs the
constitution. Remember. the meeting
I'M off at s p. M, over Pease & Tay-
lor's.
Gueck held a grand reception at his
popular Tivoli hall. yesterday. The
magnificent band Of the 3rd Cavalry
d~iscours@d splendid music for his
patrons, both afternoon and evening,
and foaming buck i.eer was dispensed
in immense quantities by Gueck aud
his assistants.
Come into the garden, Maud.
Come with the rake and hoe.
Bring the precious flower seeds.
Tit same we'll carefully SOW.
Leave yaur pull-baclS nehind you. Maud.
Wear old style clothes the while,
For you know you can't stoop over. Maud,
With a puil-back II latest style.
Wen wand,r through the garden walks
In bliss u ease. and have sweet talks.
But the seeds wont grow unls s. We sow,
And The old mans watching us. l know;
So c. me into the gard n. haud,
Come with the rake and hoe
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Military Matters.

A board of officers to consist of First
LIT. Joseph Dawson, Sd cav; First 1t.
VIM. p. Clark, Adjutant Sd cav, and
Second 1t. cambridge Reynolds, Sd
cav, %disbursing officer, will meet at
Cheyenne. w. r., May LIST, 1876, to
purchase horses for the Second and
Third Cavalry. The board will adj
journ If necessary To Denver and
Pueblo. Colorado, TO continue its pur-
chascs. T~elegraphic instructions will
be sent by the board from each place
to the Chief Quartermaster. of the
Department giving the number of
horses purchased at that place. Should
the board find that suitable horses can
bo purchased at any other places than
those mentioned herein it will report
the fact by telegraph to the Chief
Quartermaster.
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Social Chit-Chat.
a La SHY ANH cEH.

a hole-y week has passed away since
a week ago. Ii MAS hoie-y because
Sunday made one hole ia il. Monday
a second, aud the rest OF the days a
hole ~apieee-but hol' ON, we are wan
dering from our subject
The week just passed has been n
of unusual conspieuousness-so to
speak. In its opening chapters the
whangdoodle lifted a squeaky voice
in favor of the speedy arrival of the
racket proceeded from the threats of
our Celestial citizens, as they made
their weekly roundup of dirty linen.
The weather clerk smiled propi-
tiously upon town and country. and
the atmosphere assumed SO much
warmth that Judge Whitehead donned
a dark-colored Panama haI, and Raph-
erty appeared on the street several
times sans coat, that is to say, in his
shirt-sleeves.
The announcement of the opening
of the buck beer season raused tears of
joy to emerge from the optics of the
bibulously inclined; the frequent an
noying Interruptions TO house clean
ing by small urchins. followed by
severe casiigations from their tired
motllers. causes. tears of grief to well
up from the interior of said urehins.
The principal events of the week
were II dog fight on 10th street, and a
runaway on Eddy n horse trade be-
tween TWO inveteratc jockeys. at Col.
Murrin's, and an encounter between a
Chinaman and II blk, caused by the
latter's refusal to pay a large wash
bill to the former; the departure OF
Bore to see his carrotty-headed fe-
male granger out at Sherman, and
Smiths visit 10 Denver in search of II
Turkish bath. The black dog was
whipped by the brown pup; the
horse trade fell through before it was
made binding the blk got away with
Chinaman's baggage, and poor John
now sports a black eye and sore head
Borie still fingers in rural h%aunts, and
his strawberry blonde is happy
Smith took his bath like a man and
returned very much invigorated.
The officers at Fort Russell, although
they haven't tipped the light fantas'
tic toe'' since the week before last,
have been considerably entertained
Ivy the proceedings of the general
court-martia which convened on
Monday-that is. those officers who
were not called before court in til,
character of defendants.
Springs looms up like an umbrell,
in a thunder shower. The festive
g%russhopper, that jerky bird whos'
~insatiate nav has devoured millions
of dollars worth of green things in lh'
past, and probably will do so som'
more, is pluining his few feathers for thu
summers campaign. The loud voices
rooster lifts his gaudy head in air ant
proudly crows his joy over the fac
that he can now bore the softene,
earth for worms. The jackass brayetl
merrily the frog attunes his joyou
Tyre; even the igopher and pIairi
dog feel the CHEEKY influence Of balm.
spring, while all mankind (save til,
coal dealers) wear smiles of happiness
La 81, hic jacet, uiUe Ia e piuri6u
unum Erin 90 Brogh. That's all.