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The New York herald., 1876-10-13
MINIATURE YACHTING.

Tomorrow afternoon. at Prospect Park, the three
tastes. sloops or the Long Island Club-ths La Baya-
dere Commodore VOORHEES, aud Maria-will sail .
match best two out OF three for the champion pen
nant for sIoops OF their club. There viii be other
races ALSO.
The New York herald., 1876-10-13
TKoTTING AND RUNNING AT WHITE
PLAINS.

The trotting at White Plans which commenced on
Monday continued yesterday. The following are
the summaries of the events that on.
wEsrcHEs1gR DRIVING PARK, Oct 12-rHfRD DAY.
Purse $500 all horses that had never beaten 250
milo heats bcst three Ave. harness; 500 to the
nrst SEQ To second and $40 TO the third horse.
The New York herald., 1876-10-13
MUTUAL FOOLS.

DAYS At JEROME
1t Is the intention Of the Jockey Club to give two
three extra days racing at Jerome and the sport
will be so arranged as Interfere with tic Ba
meeting. Tho time has not been set hut IL Will
probably be The week following tho Maryland Jockey
Club reunion at Pimlico
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
ThefAy; galtel S:ates HILL Train,

.Gl mn Palace Sleeping Cars ana elegant Day
Coaches are ran lhroIsa from Kansas CITY Aichs1n
and - Joseph GeayinS in the aiielneon) to Tolrl9
and Clerelaah without change. via GlaniGal e 81
-oe Eaitcay and the VQlqsh Line
No extra charge fJr seats in ihrou n pay Coaches
Direct Connection is made at Cleveland with hrou IN
sirep,rs - New York and Boston
The tame OF tle Evening Express from Carney or
HanniJs j. positively from four 60 se,c j AMI ali
hoars quickrr thaa viz ChicIs, Toledo Detroit ana
Eastern Cisss.
Tto Wabash - gipPsd ai,a Tie Improved AZ
Brake. Ailer> Curprs, EgI,n,n's -lcs,ers u,..l iIs
Day Coaches The best in lh- West. having pAsai
i"aiiag apparatus by which tle heat is distributed
under the seats
Passengers taking the Wablsh Route hay but one
change Of trs!a Tie Missouri river to Indianapolis
Cincianaa, Piltsburs, Philadelphia, I}aluaorr Bur-
islo, New York, Boston amt Iuter-n slultr points
EaPress trains of the Mis- ,ui Pacific aal ~ Louis
Kansas tjty Northern Railway Eatse ,iIrect rntcc-
lion ~ ith through oi lle HseGa Lins Cuoa
D. pot. st. Louis. j. = i.AzAgrs
" . l. MALCOLM, Nrstcra Agent.
Gta'i Pass. Agent, -. Loais E.
IClado
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
tea,lcllsn Of Raraer Rahan.

TIC ease CT Tie S'aie -. BaTssy Hohan
esme to close lat Saturday, lhe 5ury r.
turning vcr'i'ct Of '-7ziitv - rrf,te- IL a.
se'e'.f 9egrcs' /: was ,crl slsfl:cui, 20 o,ai,,
Jury tie ease iavias tcga Talked airla, aud
eanvSssa "a much. saJ whrn u was oa,a!nesl
i WAS class Of nira who wnu.i ae govern
81 :" making up their vrrsiic, emily ~ tie Las
a'sa e'''ieacc 4 better jRTF never ~ ig yas,-
Ger e"'l-i 'Ioasr. AGcr rr5Ura 81 tlt- verdict
tile counsel Tor the drisu~e MAZE molten tor
a nc" 'risl. aGi ihai fae;ion : to b. argued
to-day. Iae attorneys on ba,h slge have tle.s.
remarkably VEL. Tbc,r >Teecs.es ~ tae 5,sry
"eFe very sSie-ess.geia.iv iiats,e usltle % the
couaiy attorney and Cot. Spiv,y. Jalze
fTs-se'ii's esaar<r Is sgosra q .. aboag tie
sssi Of the aisny able one, a. b.. aszsir.
Feol'. ar r.IlrE o. iae opsnioa It.g ll4rary
i'o'a=n VA! Is ealnpe..e.l 70 ulaSe 81. r.slrrc.
- We Asasas .acssi.c.Fas-r i,- sasa> - Yr-,-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16

They arc making the gas companies
81 Brooklyn rebate aud fork over when
the meters run too fast. Gas meters
generally have too many feet - they
want scanning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
Only Fen Bays M0re-llenles for Eyeryboey
GIGANTIC EyTERPRIsE-THE KANSAS LAID AID 1s,sIl-
GIANT .ssoCiATioN-c4PITAL STOCK IL ,VyV .eJJ
-Js2UEs-IcSABLE ~ cHAG.CIEa.

There ha, been enterprise presented 0 the Public
more worthy OF the 2tteaisn and conidenc. Of all
Glasses, And having in view coInnenable pur-
pose than The object Of this Association It Is com
poses: Of he !cad.as capitalists and busaess men OF
Kansas, an: Is legal unexpectedly authority OF the
stale Aarca 2Slh, $50 there Il be Fr.e Dia.ri-
tuition - the -baiehv!Gggs Of this Association OF soma
oi ths most yalua bic property in the Great Wet con-
sstmg Oi Price .iia - the most elegant and palat!I
Ihtnsion in TIE Vest comnerpIi b.oc in Atchison
with an annual rental Of 81 01t -. OF the most
productive amd fertile farms ia tie world and > los
other pieces OF valuable 4 estIlc The gcntlr:n Ii
having the mInasem at OF this prise are among
Tie most prominent ard reliable in the West and
whose reputation 0r honor and integrity IS aaLItfni.h
ed. The Ciiy Coaacll, Board OF Trade and The
Citizens OF Atch.son give them he strongest ,lorse-
meat The distribution viii b. conducted la the flirst
and most impair ial Tn-uHcT. The saarcs have been
pui 4. the Tow price or - zach Every ocaiit, SHOULD
organize l cin0, tais Is ;he grantlest opportunity
ever offered 10 4 ho,ue
For s.'scil ciab rates and further AMI general
in:uiIll9 81 ol tbs splendid opportunities oI-rel by
iAis --ocia,oa, .sdirea, Jo.iy ii Pace G.Aera
IIla.;cr, A!ch.o39, haISaS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
HE WANT

1869 bushels No. 3 Red Wheat
5.OoG bushels No 4 Red WHEAT.
And amy amount OF Corn. Oats ;.ld Rye, N
tile next thirty days.
Drive right to the Elevator. We viii
guarantee tie-h;glIest price
C-5s f. GocDxow * Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
Citizens Of salina. Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the OLD Kansas Pioneer
Lie is nakisg extraordinary exer,ions to adj th0as-
ands to population this season. Il extends yog
all well Know from Kansas City and Lqavenvorrh 70
Clay Center. Las Anim1s. Denver Boulder, AID Chey-
Those points being the terinin OF the line
and braacc. reaches all important place. in Kan
sas Colorado AMI View Mexico passes through all our
principal Giles and opens up 70 settlers AL fertile
valleys It's agents Constantly IT WORK in every
section OF the Union AMI are talking the people and
distributing tons or printed in=Iter Illustrating all
describing our State. oa- people aid in hi :
good work by writing to heir friends who wish 70
take trip for pleasure health and arg. them to visi.
the great Colorado Resorts. You can also seaf the
Ranes of those yonr friends and acquaintance v-
Ing east Of ihe Missouri River aad .lon yol think
might be induced 10 remove to kansas to Mr. neiIn
L: hUisas City, and he VIII send tnen printed matter
and have his agents call upon them In this WAY ,hous-
ands ia Ignorance will obtain 4 knowledge of our VI
ciuiiy Mr 0. 5. Lyi,ri Is General Supt, and Mr.
Beverley r. hrimis General Passenger AGENT with el-
LCCs al kansas CAV
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
ENRRTED.

WATSON JOHNSON On the Isth 81 NErch, l.,
t.nT. r. B. Douiey, 81 Seiiu-. Lpr,pzJ Watson an
Louisa john sOn, bJ:h OF NciArrson cuuaty, ktrst.
ssssss..- s-.s :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E.,.3sOg.Oi!f.

~ Interested persons VIII bear IN min That The
dsr-sHcl owes inhn j. Els.lht3r Hotl lag. l. 8. ali
the u:hst way. viii b. on settlement. aui hC4ehv
npti! people not Ia pay said r-uiI4r say ihing
my acr"uHi. an Eot 10 lfasc wth him iVr aay Iuy
Itpfsri = iv brick IN the yar'i b.iouE- a. nibtr
lrii,s. Il sise hagr ha> any nDtc ether OIL gath
- mine, has ttrn sal sf-t a. in Gt Il y. u!a .
iaseg0us :vr Ot!Irr people - m-l..e w.ih b
D. BEEBE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
4 Card.

Salin3 March OH, 1876
Tie Subscriber would take this opportunity
TO thank the citizens o. Saliia and adjoining
towns for their liberal patronage during li>
short stay here. and also to give notice that
his business east will compel him 20 leave
during the present month. lie will be able 10
I'LL all orders received up 10 Marel, 18th.
5-3w G.. L. LIBBY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
ADVERTISEMENTS

~ CIV LS-I1y-
ADVERTISEMENTS.
1mporfant-D Beebe.
The olcning OF the season-cam.bell, Sloan Tut
hill
LOCAL..
Drackman,
Sargent Il Williams.
LiiOwIch 4 Whitman.
RadciA Bros.
ID. n j. d. Whitehead.
Campbell, Sloan Il Iuthill.
Ober, Bead Wilson.
j. e.. ash 4 Son.
j w. Peterson.
i Goodnow \ 70.
W. s. Wells
Whitehead & Seaman.
q. T., Libby.
e. J Lay q Bro.
j. II. McCiong gal
Mrs. A. Z. Crier
Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Kansas Lanl and linn grati on Association.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16

On Monday. ~ about Il NJ. Prof. Hamilton
and one ar two o,hcrs detected smell. as
ihey thought. ~ Burning wood ia tl,e sctoa.
bnilding. Rushing d,s,.s Stair they Fa,rul thr,
basement siory tlicd with srsoSe. aad sup
passed TIE building 70 be oa iire AGer forc-
ing an entrance into the iarasce room. they
found the SCOT in The farsacz. pipes lesslis,s 10
the fues On fire and quite hol, hlrat in ONE
ptIr. There was Terrible IRE la due AMI
pipes. and lad they nos ascI water lr,-rgy there
and then. tac builliag woa.d SOFA have been
OF fire.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16
J. c. RASH & Sox.

Those gloomy walls can De made a good as
new by covering them with the elcgau, wall
paper kept on hand by Whitehead & seaman.
haudSomrr stock was never brouy.l; nest
of the Missouri river. And il YOU are in wsn;
OF school books OF any Kind be sure and 70 to
IVhleliead * scAman's, where you can obtain
them.
SereEty-iive pieces new Spring Dress Good,
Just received ~ BRvCENkx's.
The old row Of buildings on Tie west side O,
Santa Sc and below Ash street are fast being
torn down or removed. "Oil Ssliua" IS max
inc way Tor New saina." Dohson'S "royal
restaurant. ,ich WAS located in Judge Pres
e"it' baiidiag. fa> been superseded l,y graia
bins. mics. OLD hats. b-5agS. &c. &c. Business
c>niered in that o!d row Tor 4 while aud the
buildings were once the brown sioae fronts
oi SllinA.
Tobacco - smoking and Chewing - d.rec;
irom The factory. cheap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-16

~assk eE1s&2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29
The Quality OF Blood.

Upon the quality OF blood depends In a
great measure, the vigor aud health of the
body. II the blood il wanting In nutritious
properties, the muscles are sure to be weak
aid fabby, the flesh deficient in quantity,
the skin sallow and dry, the cheeks hollow,
and the eyes lustreless. To improve the
quality of the blood, stimulate digestion and
assimilation with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. Under the influence of this strength
creating cordial the body is efficiently nour-
ished and the flesh. grows, In consequence,
more abundant the muscles become more
compact, the cheek IL tinged with q health
tul color and the eye regains Its brightness.
Toe Bitters also free the blood from impuri-
ties by stimulating the kidneys and bowels
to thoroughly perform their duty OF carrying
of the refuse of the system, which, If not en-
tirely got rid of, polsops The vital current.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29
FIELDS OF OPALs AND CABINETS


The annual report OF the State Geol-
ogIst, Professor 3. y. Buckley, con.
talns some very interesting data re-
speeding Texas. One or two of his de-
soriptions Of natural scenery, evil
dence the fact that our State contains
within her borders some of the most
romantic spots to be found on the Con-
tinent.
Near the northeast corner OF Llano
county are the falls OF Falls Creek,
leaping down perpendicular height
Of one hundred and twenty feet. The
great cataract OF Niagara has only u
fall OF one hundred and slxty-four feet
on the American side and one hun
bred aud fifty ON the Canadian. The
stream Of Falls river IL about sixty feet
wide at the top OF the fall and de-
sends into basin about half an
acre In extent, Of the deepest, clearest
water, unexcelled for both bathing
and fishing. Ferns, mosses and climb
ing plants hang In green festoons nom
the high rocky preolpices which bort
der each side of the falling waters,
Cedars and other evergreens grow
on the surrounding rocky cliffs, and
both eedars and live oaks abound on
the broad plateau at the foot of the
falls Thesefalls offer unrivalled ad-
yentpges for ~ summer resort, such as
pure, healthy atmosphere, mountains,
beautiful springs and waterfalls, bath
ing, fishing, hunting, fine carriage
drives and horseback rides over the
plains, and gorgeous views from the
summit Of the hills. Besides the sui
phur springs on the Colorado river,
there are In Preside county, about a
quarter of mile from tho Rio Grande,
and about thirty miles below Fort
Quitman, amid rugged mountains, the
Hot Springs of Texas, rlyalling If not
ihi pupcIlVI w tho Wcl hnoWh IiVp
Springs Of Arkansas. There are two
springs, about one hundred and thirty
feet apart, each about ten feet in d.
amiter, Enclosed In natural circular
rim about three feet high. The water
Is clear and of an unknown depth,
since attempts to sound them with one
hundred feet of line has failed to reach
bottom. l480gqo l1ot 1H2aH
| They ,manifestly reach down to the
hot regions Of the earth at a vast depth.
Classes are continually ascending to
the surface, keeping the water In con-
tinual agitation. These waters are
strongly impregnated with minerals,
and have temperature, one of one
hundred and ten degrees, and the other
of ninety-four. They are throe thou
sand two hundred and sixty feet above
the sea. Professor Buokly reports the
existence Of garnets, atnethysts,
Jasper, opals, agates, and gold and sill
yer, besides large fields of copper, iron
and d iferent varieties focal. whom ld
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

Ny. LtLAa.-AL aNll AHIl N|t.HAh
IN one Of Gath's newsy letters to the
Philadelphia Times In which he speaks
ofiA..T. Stewart with ill-concealed dis
gust, there IL mention made Of the
mean mannerin which he crushed out
rivals. It seems that some years ago,
ayoung man named Sherwin, took a
partner and opened a handsome store
oniUhion Square, exhibiting a fine
line of trimmings, lace, etc., put down
to barely remunerative figures. The
ladies commenced to resort there, and
Stewart sent around an expert, under
color Of a Western merchant, who
took The price list Of everything in the
establishment. Next day he adver-
tised snw whele list many per cent.
under cost, and In d fortnight closed
up his young contemporaries. % sa'''-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

VIZ qdissot attention 10 the Hon.
John II. iReagah's reply to editorial
stxicturss contained I'm the Houston
Telegraph, and TO his explanation Of his
vote upon an appropriated for deep.
sning Bolivar channel He seems to
have boon, aetuated by d simple desire
eosdooaahs greatest good to the whole
State, and his views and course seem
30 havs,beenn concurred I'm by the en-.
Giro Texas delegation This distin-
guishsd gentleman certainly presents
70 as ..somerforcibie reasons for voting
% no did, and awe feel persuaded that
these reasons will be satisfactory to all
sensible readerS.n His attitude toward
the Galveston Wharf Company, and
che Morgan monopoly 10 also set
forth Id the communication to be
found elsewhere In our columns. 40,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

THERE 10 q fixed aud unalterable
purpose IN Q small faction In the DEM
ocratic party, to oppose him (Coke] on
every point, and at every step, regard.
less Of right, truth o. justice. We said II
b asmsll fsction. 20 1t ID, as far as mere
Aumbers 30, ,but,in ability and money,
and Q reckless use Of ittoo, the faction
81 indeed very ,strong, !, and peculiarly
20 In it, hatred to the Governor, and
its fixed purpose TO be rid Of o man
whom kthey shave found to be rs far
out OF reach OF their money, as he is
above them ini honor.-E Waco -Eram-
aaer. ,l.s'
The Erau'iner certainly Joroefs the
prophecies Of journalism In this wan.
ton and unmerited slandsr upon the
Tsxss prsss, that happen to have the
independence to speak .out with cam
dor their sentimental and to differ
from certain organs that so fAwningsy
Aatter the Executive Of The State. The
fntimation that Coke IL far out Of the
ssach OF their money. implies that an
sadeaycr has been made 10 corrupt
and debauch BY the use Of money; the
aselatatisnthat he b above them In
nsnos q an insult to those men whose
hsishAly scuztssy, whess exaItsd 5devo-
sen " tss inttftss q the state, l6nd
whas unbsushs ana unpursha able de-
&H ~ sFlsafss ~ 2 .s.Fsd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

ton, lnalBied that II should be a aepa-
rate and free channel, 10 all the COM
merco of our State passing through
Galveston bay, and that the Morgan
company should not have the power
TO levy tolls and taxes on this vast
commerce, for the private benefit Of
the members of that corporation ut
the expense Of our people, after the eX-
pendltnre of large sums from the Fed
eral treasury, which should be for tho
general good. understand Colonel
Mills 10 agree with me as 10 this. And
doubt not all Texas will agree that
this In right and necessary, except
alone, those who wish 10 subordinate
our COMMERCE TO the enrichlng OF a
monopoly for the benefits OF its stock
holders, dob ai n.n.H p, .iYuDdl n
The Telegraph also charges me
with fayorlng the Galveston wharf
monopoly. IL does this In the face
OF the fact that In our recent
Constitutional Convention, tried 10
subordinate both II and the Morgan
monopoly 10 the power OF the State,
and 10 make II possible 10 prevent
their Injurious effects on the commences
OF Texas and In the face of the fact,
that j have been az particular 10 lot
the people OF Galveston know of my
opposition 10 the wharf monopoly, ~
| have TO lot those OF Houston know ol
my opposition TO tho Morgan ship
channel monopoly .,,.l.4D...I7
Let those Judge who read this, how
far ] have been befogged and fooled.
have acted on my deliberate Judgment
and upon t0lerably full information,
and with o full knowledge OF the de-
nunciatIon might expect for doing
my duty TO the people OF Texas, and
refusing to subordinate them TO the
greed OF private gains. hHH
And ] feel constrained TO say, that
tho pretense that / have acted from
prejudice, In the face Of 10y efforts In
this matter for the benefit Of our peo'
pie, Ia both unreasonable, unjust and
shameless. ] have labored earnestly
for both Houston and Galveston, but
not 10 much because Of u desire to pro
mote the Interests of particular local
tiles. 40 because Of my desire TO pro-
mote the interests of all Texas, by i'm
proving the commercial facilities al
and between these cities. ''"' "
| will be oblidged II you viii give
this u place in your paper, because,
do not wish to be misunderstood by
your readers, many Of whom are my
old time friends, or by others, and be
cause the question interests tho whole
State. gsW Very respectfully, VI au
4 .'...,... .,.l. JOHN II. REAGAN, W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

ALL Of us remember how wrathy
Chicago got some days since about the
shisvery ef her CITY officials. and how
blatsnt she was about hanging hei
vAgabond officials TO lamp posts. The
Times Of thnt city could not resist the
opportunity toajiHgle tho street cal
poetry again, which 1t did as follows;
"Hang, brothers, hang with care,
,,R Hans IN the presenoe ofIthe thx-payaire,
A hslf-inch rope for A collectaire, 10
A sns-inch rope for an assessaire,
A two-inch rope Tor q moderataire,
Hang, brothers, hang with care,
Hama In the presence OF the tax.payaire.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

The fact that Hancock Is expected
at Austin to-day, Is conclusive that the
election has been deferred, and will
probably not take place until some
time next week. Marshall Herald.
III our friend will read the statutes
at large of the United States,
PIP. IA and 10, he will find
that II is beyond the power OF
the Legislature to defer senatorial
election. That the first vote must be
taken on the second Tuesday after
their meeting and organization, and
continue every day thereafter, with at
least one ballot each day, until some
one is chosen, The first vote will be
taken Tuesday, May the third. sl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

That Tan HsRALD " the only paper In
Dallas that Publishes tho associated
prsss neys y adding largely TO aits or.
culation, NOT only In, the city, but also
In adjoining towns. Advertisers should
bear this fact in mind when they do
Aire 70 got value resolved In spending
money ID reach tho public. oi ..,Y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

"My boy" said a acknowledged
Evangelist to lad who had just
emerged from hair-pulling match
with another boy, "do you expect to
rove hereafter In land Of pure de-
light ~ "No,' said the lad, "I've
busted another button off'n my trous-
ers, and expect TO get licked for it,"
brooklyn Argus. .f.,n.,8i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

the heart Of the EramiaO andpro.
voked Its nasty, and, we hope, UNI
thoughted utterances. In that faction
referred TO by the Hranliner, OF which
the press are the leaders, there IL no
hatred OF Governor Coke, There can
be none, since despite certain errors,
he has served this people well, aud 1t
10 an unwarranted reflection upon
them 10 declare that they are actuated
by feelings of hatred toward a man
whom they have contributed 80 much
To honor and TO elevate to high POSI-
| ton, ~ UW '..'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

THE feeling In Austin between Coke
and Ireland 10 said to be 30 Intense
that these gentlemen do not speak.
Has the Honorable John, In his ter
rifio efforts 10 warm a Senatorial chair
committed any act Of grave dlscourte-
by. II 30, let us hearlt. II isquite like
" that his yaulting ambition has over.
isapsd itself for discretion and judg-
pusnt We're never tho charaut erlstics Of
this high toned trimmer, .n9his914 ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

Two Hibernians were passing sta
BILE which had rooster on IL for a
weather vane, when one addressed the
other thus. "Pat, what's the reason
they didn't put hin up there instid
OF a rooster ?" can sure" replied
Pat, "thats aisy enough; don't you
see 1t would be inconvenient to go for
the eggs ~ as 9'.-.a.HI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29
NATIONAL LINE or STEAMERS.

consisting Of twelve five large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the cheapest
am and Europe. Steerage and cabin, with
railroads. tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets. good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For par
ms, call at our once, No. 100 Lamar street,
jan2Sdi W.T.. LYTE q CO., Agents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29
W. ~ LfrE. Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W. y. LYTE.
FOR SALE.

every quarter Of the city: also. farms aud
of Texas. O'AsA 0ouh'ies
A.. For rent-Dwellings and business houses I'm
IN ahe Guy Of Dallas. Special attention paid to
fishing land claims; also, to the colleotine OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
W. +. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-29

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