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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Centennial cards printed at thi
otllce.-Ad.
-Croquer sets for 81 SO ut Reed 4
LathrOps.-Ad.
Call and examine our stock o
Centennial cards.-Ad.
Boots, shoes and hats, at cost, al
Pages old stand, sos Main street. I'D
-Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertising fans printed at THE HERALD
ollice.-Ad.
The ladies' Society'ofthe Cathedral
meet at the LeGrand Thursday ut 8 p.
m, sharp.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.-Ad.
The best and cheapest boots, shoes
and hats, at Pages old stand, sos Main
street. I'D.
For bargains In boots, shoes and
hats, remember to 90 to Pages old
stand, sos Main street.--Ad
"A large stock Of hats to DO closed
out at great sacrifice, at Pages old
stand, sos Main street.--Ad.
-DeStefano Bros, No. 1913 Nam
have just received fifty boxes of choice
Messlna oranges and lemons, also a
large stock Of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices.-Ad
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinita or New
Orleans, and want to save money, go
to Jahnson Il Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They buy tickets
to all points.-Ad.
--Bradleys' Croquet, the very best
made, and cheap, now at Reed & La.
throps. Also on hand and daily arriv-
Ing, fresh invoices of blank books
office stationery, wall paper, base
paiis, anu printers material. Prices
low.-Ad.
Judge Aller and Colonel Byrnes
railway contractors, leave this morn. |
ing for ST. Joseph, Missouri. The
HERALD is informed that they have
made the Executive Committee lib
eral offer to build the Dallas aud Wich-
ita railway.
Judge w. H. Hord, living three
miles south Of the city, has shown us
splendid sample of wheat that will be
ready for harvesting TODAY. The
Judge has been cultivater Of the
same soil for over thirty yesrs, and
thinks the one hundred acres nom
which he selected the sample a sight
70 biscuit eaters dear.
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Country and city Ruyers Read,

In another column will be found the
lengthy advertisement of Messrs.
Clark Bryan Il Brothers. They have
on hand an immense stock of the
latest styles Of dry goods, and
are offering bargains to buyers.
The firm Is known all over
North Texas, us one Of the oldest and
largest In this section. Their stock
includes every variety usually found
in similar establishments.
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Job Work.

The Herald Office is now receiving large
consignments OF job papers of all descrip-
ton, and asks an examination OF prices and
quality. Bill Heads white and colored) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards,
Circulars, ETC., printed as cheap as the
cheapest, and heater than the neatest. Brinv
IN your orders and get the benefit of our
summer Prices.n ~ ""
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To IN. l,s,o,. Tailor, and shooma1,r,.

Tho Singer Manufacturing Company ar,
opened for business, showing the finest lo'
OF the most popular machines, and the best
and cheapest sowing silk In all colors, Clark's
40. N. T." and Milford's linen In all sizes
silk from ten to forty por cent loss than any
house. In the South. New oillce-GOO Main
street, four doors cast of poydrns
THE SINGER MANUFACTURERS CO.,
apl2S-dlm W. N. CLARKE, Agent.
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Notice.

Stockholders of the Dallas Ice Mahufac
turing Company are requested to pay TWEEN
~ per centum ON the amount Of their sub.
scription to the capital STOCK of this com.
pany within ten days from date, under pen
atty of forfeiture. LASH TOLLlVER,
Secretary.
Office ut drug store OF Williams & Tolliyer.
Dallas, Texas, May 10, 1876. mayla-dlOt
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot anh Cold Baths. Mt wilson's, No
Ill Elm street. decl5dly
Attention !

Tannehill Lodge No. 80, A. Il. Il A. NJ, will
meet ON Friday, May 10th instant, ut the
Masonic hall for work. Members are re-,
quested to attcnd, aud visiting brethren re-
specially invited.
dit HENRY ROLL, W, NJ,
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NOflce.

Parties wishing our "Rose" or ain,
White" Flour during my absence from tn,
city Will please leave their orders ut IN,
ONCE of Block, Jett & Co., over City Bank
and they will be promptly attended to.
mayli-dlw W. ID, BELT Agent
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Practical Surveying,

The young men of Dallas who may
wish to have thorough, practical
knowledge of surveying, are invited to
call and see +. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. 8, Dallas In.
iirmary.--Ad.
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Stockholders, Meeting.

Called meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Dallas Real Estate and Building Association
is postponed to o'clock, Thursday, May -,
1870. A full attendance Is desired az BUSH
ness OF Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order OF tho stockholders,
s. j. ADAMS, President.
4. l.. BARRY, Secretary. mayl7td
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Rcceptiou and Sunper

The ladies of the Christian Church will
glvea Reception and supper, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, nth and 18th inst,
at the new store rooms opposite the Lamar
Hotel. Supper will be served in one room
the other viii be reserved for the accommo-
dalton and enjoyment of guests. Admit
lance, including supper fifty cents. This be.
Ing the first entertainment given by said
Church, we bespeak for 1t a liberal patron.
age, BY order of
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MARKETS. 10y TELEGRAPH,


Nrw YoBt, May l7,-GoId active nnd
Hrmi opening ~ ll2lsi advancing 10 ll3'si
CLOSING ~, lltr ~
Carrying ibles lp'l! peg cent Loans were
also mHde Hat,
duyrrmoul bonds strong .,.....,..
railroad nonds, Irregular hul ln,lho MAN
State socurtlcs quiet aud dull -.
stocks uprnru WuuRt Win break ia hnhIsh
of OuA ronda of 2mgI per cent? ms lteAh
wenkuesg In uonl nharus had Hu uncellllng
influence on the general market anu uu'
clue OF 4, IA lis per cuut t1wnrlh VA" o'oht,
Market hrmrli prices thoWlng u ItnuNcy +"
a ~ W per cent nom lnoIowest point ~ lhe
Money Ata, per cent, ON call Prime
fuUlrnutllr puD d, lao Dor cent, Customs re-
cpipiR, gG9 ~. Ahhatnut Treasurer dlsbuIho-
manl, ,iB01O Clearing, sWOOjDuO' .,,...
Storllng rNchunge llnni v-dhys, slha''' 90
Compons isGl, l,gala do ls0j, lll]ti do ltGl,
new llOc, do 1871, l2ll,, do l'B, VS. new oh
l5ll; Us tu regular Nos do 'upohsi 400
Currency Omic,
NEw ORLEASs, May E,-Gold ll9. ..,.
Slghi 80 pranllum' hrlIlhB pihh so"V'F
Cotton MARKET
NEW ORLEANS, May H,-Cotton qulet'
Slltt 2NO bales, quotations unchanged
Mhdllng, llL0; low mldding, llgta, good
ordinary, 0Io, NatrecIpls, isli bales gross
rocloptH, l2ij hulus Ekpulis,net 10 GREAT
Brlpin llH balsi, sales loOJ Bales
NEW YoRK, May E,-Colton dull, Sales
90 bales " 3.lG0iBi Consul net receipts
II, lij bales. Export, 10 dIont Britain lb2l
bales, 10 France . bales
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, May F.-Flur stronger
upornne $40, NN ~ XXXX quurtor barrels,
sII,G w; choice and hmlytO Com mi cd,
Glc; white, GlC; yellow, 7l@Rc, oats quiet
lOglio, Hay scarcely pUmei ~ per TON
| Pork qulnl ana Aondy NJ e2l 10 Lara steady
| tioIce l8gl8l iC; keg, lTImllC. Bulk meats,
! MIR demnnd' IT, II g-3c, bacon quiotmnd
strong li5g, l9iGgl21c whisky steady rec
! tth.d, llU0gll2, Coffee ordinary 10 crime, fan
| 10 finely t.lr ~ sSAc, MOldsscs firm prime
to choice rebOIud, ii@iIc Rice quiet COM
mon 10 primo Louisiana I4Wbnc' Brhn III
! bulk, SOC. AamS, choice sugar cured, steady
aud active.
Sr. LOWS, May l7.-llomp nOminally
| lower Oid8l 70. Flour slendy nnd tolr de-
lnnnd Tor low aud mtdldn grades, Sl@L2l
XX, a 6.;NEX e56Gj 70. Wheat lower, No
nominal 1 lS0gllOi., Corn loweT No. mixed
i6DGl}l.c cusn; iic Tor May; va for June
oats luwer 10 sell at G8A@j51gc' cash, Harley
nnl rye nothing dolng; unchanged, Whisky
gtandy nj Il o.. Batter unchanged; choice
yellow dairy, 22WAic do country store, l5g
| | g. Eggs stendy NJ Toe. Hay dull ana un
| changed; prairie SsWl9NO. FORK lower ~
| e2i 90, Dry snlt meats easier and lower tc
| hrlli nothing 40 u buuh cuslu' ~ ';tNgll Z
@l2Ac' Lara nominal SUMMER lZc hskeu
CaloAGO, May 7-Flour quiet and llrm
| Wheat unsettled, lower and active; No.
Hprihg " UolI spoIi VI va June Corn -
i've, urn ana higher Tor chsll; NO At ~,
spot; iSG Ma; 1850 July. oats hrmcr; No,
~ alc spot HA@5l3sc July Rye nomlnallN
nhchnhgeu, hElley SlGnlE anu hrll w ong
Wci spot, otc Juno. FORK dulii weak hhI
lower at $50 SogD ~ spot ana June iart'
unsettled ~ ~ we tpol sl!,o1,sc Jmiy. bulf
meaTI holn'h"iiy uhoh"hBou' WHISKY Z"
~ O7'q.
NEW YORK, May Flour In fair deman,
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by request OF the ladies' OF Dallas, Mr. \,
Iralson, the Main street Millinery and lm-
porting House, has ordered, received and
now has on exhibition n lot Of black, white
and brown straw turbnns ut reasonable
prIees. mHylSdlf
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The largest and most select stock OF hui
man hair, such rs braids, ours, puhs, freq
cts, gontlemen's and ladies' wigs made TO or
der, All kinds of hair work done IN the
latest styles, and at Now York prices, at y
Iralson's, 6l4 Main street. mnyll-d3mos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-18

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Newaigia-at Hoskins &
Howelps drug store, Dallas,-Ad,
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4. v. Chllders.

Surgeon and Physician. ONCE, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No, 8, where no will
DO found ut all hours both day and night.
lnn2l-dtf
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alnlr onrnnn,lon Tn. Nollee.

All persons Ia arrears win Tho state fol
Occupation Tax. viii look 10 their Interest
by coming forward without further delay
aud make payment, rs ms TAX wiz be col
leeled strictly In accordance win law
W, II. PRAIHEh, Tax Collector
DnlIna, May q, lhlO mnyU'dlIhO
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Auctionoers, 400 Elm street, Auction sales
every day. Buys and sells second hand fur
nIture, horses, ponies, etc. mayl6.dtf
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MRS. A. E. RANTER

Presidentlst Ladies' Aid Society,
A full meeting of the ladies' are expected
on Saturday next, o'clock p. M. at the
Church.
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Inst received NJ the now Fruit store OPP
poaIie the LoGrand hotel, ON Mainslreot'
mnylBdlt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO Railroad Contractors
OFFICE OF THE EAST LINE AND
RED RIVER RAILROAD W.. =,
JF,FEnsoE, TEXAS, May ", lhi0')

Notice IL hereby given that Twenty Miles
Of this road, commenrlnB ~ JtHtlnu., W.
be mt under contract, 10 be cOlnPleluu ~
inc ist dny of Hep'omhrr next, ava hehluu
pr5pOsnla will be received NJ the Once, OF ~
company until II o'clock June tue lsli lot
INC clearing aud grubblngi cross llge IN ,
| she prodles and specifications which mny pc
sren nj the Office after the 18th of inns mont 10
bids should be directed 10 wv ~ cook,
| SECRETARY, " and " IN an ondorhemeht upon
| the outside, "PrOpOsals for inc EhAl Lih'
| and Red iliyer RAlrnld Company
W. NJ, llARltlSsN, President
| mnylSd2t-wlt
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Notice to Builders A.!

Sealed proposals for building a Methodist
Church In the city OF Waco. will be received
until the first day of June, 1876, at lam.
said building is to be 4SxS0 feet, two stories:
walls of brick, and constructed according to
Mt the office of the Waco National Rank,
Address W. "A. FORT, Chm Building Com.
"ACo' ieN's, May 3, 1879. E.ayl6-d2w
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aailg 4srald,
TIE nALLY MLIlALD

riII be iound ~ sale by ~. news,
boys an all iiNinH ~ $40 a,ys
and Pacific RAILWAY, ana y, M ,siufo
and Launr hotels
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21
CLEARFIELD, PA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1875.
ditioh of the workingmon of tho ma.

dltl0n oil the workingmen OF tho ma
tion.
The question Of cheap tansporta.
tion becomes Of greater Importance
from the fact that while very large
proportion of the heavy products re-
quiring transportation are produced in
the West, about the same proportion
Of the capital to purchase, move, and
market them is held in tho East, and
near the seaboard.
Let this Government emulate the
example of almost all other nations,
who have ever considered it their high.
est prerogative TO aid in the constrnc-
tion of commercial highways. No
subsidy, no land grnnt, no Endorsement
of bonds is asked for from the Govern
ment in this bill; and while the CON-
mittee in reporting II express no opin-
ion as to the power or policy OF the
Government in this respect, they be-
licvc II to bo the duty of Congress to
encourage by oil practicable and avail
able means the construction of great
national highways by private capital
and enterprise, that theinterests, pros
perity, and happiness Df the people
may be promoted
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21
A CELEBRATED DUELLNG
GROUND.
A REMiSIscENcE OF MODERN BARBARlsM,

From the Trenton Free Press.
Two miles and halfabove Hoboken
on the Hudson river, opposite New
York city, is the celebrated Weehawl-
en- ducling ground. ltis hidden away
under the rocks, twenty feet above the
river. approachable only by boat.
Here Aaron Burr fought John B.
Church, Hamilton's brotber-in-law, and
killed Hamilton, July IL, 1904. The
distance was ten PAGES. Burr and his
second cleared off the underbrush
Hamilton won the position, and fell
with his face toward New York, shot
through the liver and in the vertebra.
lie was AS years old. Dewitt Clinton
on the same spot twice wounded Samu-
cl Swartout, saying, "I wish l had his
principal herr" meaning Burr. Geo. i.
Eachcr killed Philip Hamilton at this
same spot on a Monday after Sunday
duel. Two pairs Of boys fought here
in 1901. Robert Swartout shot Rich
ard Rink, collector Of the port Of New
York, at Weehawken, and W. II. Max.
well killed Isaac Gouverneur at the
same place. Major Green, Of the Brit.
ish army, killed Benjamin Price, grocer,
in 1919 and Prices brothers fatally
shot Capt. Wilson, who inspired the
duel, on Bedloe's Island, several years
afterward. October 19, 1878, Commo.
dore Oliver II. Perry, seconded by
Stephen Decatur, received the fire OF
Capt Wealth at the same spot. VIM.
q. Graham, editor Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, was shot dead
here by a son Of DR.. Barton, Of Phila.
delphia A person named Bud was
likewise killed here. Many others
took place at Weehawken, the last be
ing in 1S45. Some Of them were wit
messed byhundrcds ofpcoplc from boats.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21
TREASURES IN HEAVEN.
ny ELLA v. JOHNSON.

Fame and fortune both may crown thee,
Wealth may be upon thee poured
Friends may smile-yes, all the pleasures,
May be thine that these afford. .
And the world may fondly lure thee,
Careless in thy paths to run,
Hiding from thine eyes the mis'ry,
All her blandishmcnts have won.
But not always wilt thou wander,
Pleasing still the mistress gay,
Thro' the fair and low'ry meadows,
In the pleasant days Of May.
Comes time when now no longer,
Shall her syren voice be heard,
As Of yore thy heart beguiling,
with each soul enhancing word.
But, instead, the winds of Winter,
Shrieking by thee In their fright,
Telleth Of the swim approaching,
OF the dark and lonesome night
While to Gil the cup Of anguish,
Friends and fortune, wealth and fame,
All may fee and only leave thee
For thy potion, grief and shame.
Then, my brother, list to wisdom,
Hear, o hear her pleading call -
"Lay up treasures---lay up treasures,
Where no evil them befall
Where no thieves break thro' and steal them,
Where no moth nor rust corrode,-
Where at last thou shall regain them,
In our Fathers blest abode"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21

T1CEs' a CONsTABLEs' FREs
have printed large number Of the NV
BILL, and will on the receipt Of twenty
snn' mall copy to nv address. syis
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21
ANDREW HARWiCk,

WuFEtt stfttts NItNfutIu, RI.
AAsurAcruRER AND DEALERiS is
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, COLLARS,
and all kinds Of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS,
full stock Of saddlers Hardware, Brushes,
Combs, Blankets, Robes, eto., always on hand
and for sale at the lowest cash prices. All kipds
of repairing promptly attended 10.
An kinds Of hides taken In exchange for har-
ness and repairing. An kinds Of harness leather
kept on hand. and for sale at a small profit
Clear6eld, Jan. 10, 1876.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21
Livery stable.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform the pub
Il lie that he Is now fully prepare' to accommo-
saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
On reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
GEO. W. GEARHART.
GleArheld. Feb. 4, 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21

She tried TO sit down in street car,
but was pinned 30 tight she couldn't.
Old lady peeped over her specs and
asked, "How long have you been Al.
dicted that way I" The young lady
blushed and made . "brcak, sitting
down sideways, and holding her knees
together 10 tight that she looked a. If
she had q one-legged pair Of breeches.
Old lady noticed hcr sitting In this
sideway cramped position, and whis-
pered, "Bile, | s'pose; I've had 'em
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21

cd rice with fiat paddle, or a SCOOP
only slightly countersunk. Pieces Of
fiat bamboo, with the end slightly In,
dcnted like n spoon and lacquered in
the cavity, are called sgi. Foreigners
in japanese hotels, thirstily yearnine
for a teaspoon, are sadly perplexed at
the sight Of the nondescript wooden
sgji produced at their call. Since the
native of japan neither defllos his tea
with milk nor spoils its favor with su.
gar, his nation has lived without the
knowledge OF a teaspoon, or even need
oft.
Of furniture, in one sense of the
word, there is, in a japanese house,
almost none. The causal visitor secs
no sofa, chairs, tables, stoves, curtains
or hat rack In the parlor or room
for receiving guests, are seen in the
fokohoma, or raised space, handsome
sword-rack, fower-vases, bronzes or
lacqucrcd ware In the ladies' cham
Der will be found bureaus, mirror or
toilet stands, needle-work-boxes, cabi-
. " ,;i;'s, . io oies''s, puV an 'nVse
o sae, nipu',an lda ~ , s,Av, ahu IL may pe
rsOI "sOd .. hs s'anvo ao,; .n'. 'n.y aro 70 pc
soon oou TIn TLa anv'naS CIV, vi s,.s,ns on 'no
done on the floor explains in great part
WY .ne saPa".so arc 80 oour''y vi anu
Se,'ulo,,,ai = ! hoaah III .ne,r .o customs W hht
- ouonai'yoi III u. n'gn. - usua.y
PaJ,; Rat ~ so,,o o.u.l use uur',g .uv pay
D.as.e e.'a. oY'nos .hu si'1ln luoo, oios.es
H. w. ounoo H anu 'no ~. peaeio.pcs plough.
a.. a. onS N vi 'woqullts arc ialu on M .he
n;Ilar % VA , aiooI' .ho SpPor 9no ,,s ,s in'u 'ne
py pnJ M O'oen M VI mDou WIN = si'a,,
Pau E nv P"p'r pl'iow o''sy, III wen
PS no"ov n. ,eh9w1u hso, Wy uay'
ooa, n ~ I'm oaS 70 anu .n,on,, PAuuou .oose
I !" ~ u. ".' ~, " ono,iyus y s. sun III oo''yn,
hoS,' y , III Tt;n 'n0 w anu n.s i'0'iy " , ,no
snr; oU oc aamoh o =, " ino . oosel.s on o, tlls
s;neo s - ,;,.o uoiuu =, - "n SaP1n'so nav s,Sp.
os % ~ % ,;obna, Syi;a Sa.s;,;aa a. on iom
of eillr With tho c,roat ,,,aas of ,%oo-
Ma IL Il ., ,ha rs'. do'',, ' hiaa ,,;I.eJ y, ~
ao,,on p o,n,t M nv" I aL;aa. I1.i ~ ~ d'n'e Iaa
y rosc n;,l"u nrSon' G Uye.' 30 " eno os, yapa H.
hood U" os NV, - Sr,au',y, ~ ~ " aess .ne
% W;,h 10 ,hn ~. ., " u,s",isngo ,hg ."e oo,nure =
;mnor,anoo NO @ - s;noa , n.,.i,, - assui .o',;o y,
an hamr ~ % ,n,o e,s ~ sI" ,Ln ,ro,.i, t'd,os ds
rona;n, bor Sa;, "H ~ uenoa no "J'A ,ha -. ~ ~
rhesa haoa & - H. ',,ce aoo. 'no pnios'' y
,';lIo,'. %no ae ' ~. 70 D1 anJii uV'1 nov uso q
um n~',,;om. w. wy ~ ussa, a A'nu, Iu' q ,'oro
aon,hI;n, oon o'V ,,,ua .,"ou ~. ,oau anu ~.
smai,ar Th;o g Ao o.,Ioa % h sIousn uhuon ,ns
o., n,;n.,,. ,';i,n '"'Ju 'Ie oeHa,ndnu,"i Z
u aess LIS. PLY pi,o", e. Az a'apahese . ho'ol
na,,s,S asa' '"''' 'or one Vi 'ne 'a''0r
p"1rn s,,,,,,,o,. ,,.hon a.. .,..,,,,.,,.
maha = ,ha;u Will Wy Gu .noslu,vol7
h"hO thoii oPPcurahco AiOr Jupah Is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-21

A new eronaut lunatic is one Geo,
$. Peduzzi, . druggist Of Brooklyn,
who Is experimenting in balloon rs.
tensions.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-24

Piatt, John 2. Dunn, Hannah Ann Tou-
sey and Geo. Tousey, her husband, Ja-
cob p. Dunn, Geo. Dunn, Strange ..
Dunn, Sarah Sayton, and William
Sayton, her husband, and Frances
E. Smith and A. Clarke Smith, only
children and infant heirs of Mary Il.
Smith, deceased, by their next friend,
George Tousey, and the defendants were
originally Nicholas Longworth and
Benjamin N. Piatt, and are now the ex-
ecutors and devisees OF Nicholas Long
worth. The allegation is that the plain
tiffs are the sole heirs of John II. Piatt,
who died December 10, 1921, intestate,
and that Nicholas Longworth and Ben
jamin NJ. Piatt were appointed admin
istrators OF the estate. John II. Piatt
at his death left large estates in lands
and city property. He also owed a debt
OF $500, 1878 to the United States Bank.
After running the gauntlet of the
Courts all this time the case has beer
decided for the plaintiff. The lands in
volved lie principally in 'Clermont
Champaign, Warren, Miami and Hamil
ton Counties, Ohio. In Cincinnati there
Is great number of lots, amounting, i
is said, to nearly four blocks. 1t in
wolves scores of citizens as to the tenure
OF their property, and no end Of work
and perhaps litigation, in making thu
adjustments ordered by the Supreme
| Court.
The lawyers fees. it is said, will
amount to quarter OF million OF dol
lars.