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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-04

Down SOUND ITEMs.-Ths Hawai-
ian brig Elise when about to go to sea
on last Saturday evening, was visited
by Mr. Ginger. Deputy T. S. Marshal.
for an interchange of views relative to
pilotage dues which the latter had re-
fused to pay Capt. Howard. one of the
Puget Sound pilots. Finding the said
master still contumacious. the officer
left keeper on board and came to town
for q posse Of men in order to take the
brig up the bay. there to await the
time when he should conclude to "set-
tle." On returning to the vessel with
his force, however. the captain. con-
sidering no doubt that discretion was
the better part of valor," paid up, and
was thus enabled to proceed on his
way. The sum demanded was for half
pilOtage. amounting to S4S. which sup
plemented by costs, made SIG Co.,.
The blight is said 10 be seriously affec-
ing the potato crop i'll Island and
Whatcom counties. . j. A. Kuhn. Esq
has had his lot on Taylor street. be-
tween Water and Washington streets
graded up, and is about to commence
the erection thereon of a building i'll
which he will probably establish his
office. .. We learn by telegraph that
the bark Forest Queen encountered al
earthquake at sea on the 10th inst. il,
smooth sea weather. The Captain re.
1850 ~ :. ~hs>.L-~s heavy and of fifteen
was launched at Port Ludlow last Sat.
urday and christened the Reporter. >
Her dimensions. as per Custom House
measurement. are as follows: Length
l4l.4 feet; breadth. "a feet; depth, 100
feet. Tonnage. 337 40.-Argus.
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Ordinance No. l22.
la relation to Building q Sidewalk on
the North Side OF jackson Street.
between Commercial and
Second Street.
TIE City Of Seattle does ord.in As follows

TIE City Of Seattle does ordain as follows.
SEcrfoS isr. The owners Of Real Estate border
Ing ca the north side Of Jackson Stree. and h-e-
tween Commercial ard Second Streets. in MAY
pards plat Of Seattle, shAll build and construct
good and substantial Sidewalk not less than six
feet In width. and 81 plank not less than two
inches IN tkieknesS-saii work 30 De done % the
satisfaction Of the City Engineer and 90 be CON.
plsse within thirty days after the passage % this
Ordinance.
sEc. %. That II sny owner Of Real Estate who's.
duty 10 ia by the erss Section Of this Ordinance to
build and construct Sidewalk - therein speci-
eed shall fail % comply with the requirements
Ct said Section, The Street Commissioner shalt
proceed aud build and eonstrac; said Sidewalk
described Ia the aTsf section Of this Ordinance
and the reasonable expense of baiiting the
same shall be collected from the adjoining 10,
oxnsrs. 1Ees ana penalties arc collected IN
other cAses-
Passed september ist. A u. is-S.
Published seps~Fsoes &sh. A d ls1-
q. 4. WE'D. Mayor.
VIZ. A. fSxaS. City CIerk. ssf4-4w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-04

all have not mat death ST the hands Of
the Turks.
LosDoS, SEPT, 2-Besiies the failure
in the Cleveland iron trade there has
London at been an unusual number Of
smaller bankruptcies announced during
the week in trade aui manufactures.
Advices from Dundee report great
depression in trade there. A fortnight
ago one Of the largest works in that
town closed. throwing nearly 1900 peo-
pie out of employment. Yesterday
Richter & Simpson announced that one
Of their mills would close Thursday next,
and also intimssed. possibly. having 10
dispense with their weavers. between
two aud three hundred. in another mill
a. the same time.
The Manchester Ernminer. to-day, re-
ports the failure of Messrs Strabing.
tea and sugar merchants, Of Moscow,
Russis. with large liabilities, Of which
$50, 900 falls on England.
LONDON, Sept "A dispatch from
Belgrade says the Turks concentrated
on the left bank Of Morova at Adrovatz
ard on the heig hts near Leschiritzs,
yesterday commenced an attack on the
Servian-position. The engagement be-
came general between Adrovatz and
Jedcovatz, and continued until l l o'clock
last night. Both sides maintained their
positions, and the battle was resumed
to-day, but the result is unknown.
Prince Milan leaves Belgrade on Tues
day to re- join the army. He will go
first 10 Derins, then to Isbsr aud then
to Alexinstz.
The editor of the semi-official news
paper at lstok has received numerous
letters from permanent committees OF
Kuptichina municipalities, Belgrade
and Provincial towns. and from Mercan-
tile corporations. thanking him for sd-
vocating a continuance of the war. The
letter from the Kuptichina committee
was signed by all the members.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-04
T Ell EG r APHIC


Poar TOWNSEND. Sep. g. Captain
Batler, of the Ocean Spray. arrived here
to-day on the Isabel He says he has
no, been under arrest, and that there
was no resistance made by him against
the authorities in taking bis vessel. He
claims that Woods yarn is entirely q
hoax and the seizure unlawful.
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Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that an extra session Of
the County Commissioners of King county, Wash
ington Territory will be held on the eth day OF
September A. d. 1876. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the
Auditors office in the city of Seattle the county
seat Of said county for the purpose of transactn8
the following business. viz
To consiuer the application of Dexter Horton
Arthur A. Denny and others, to change and cor
rect the valuation Of mortgages upon real estate
in said county and to correct and reform the as
sessment roll Of said King county for the year
trn al mortgages Ell real estate wnpre mt real
estate itself is assessed and taxed and further
to provide for having the legality of the taxation
Of such mortgages tested at the earliest moment
in the Courts, by the submission of an agreed
case or otherwise to be tried either in term time
or vacation. And also to consider the question
Of altering the County road runnn, from Seattle
along the east shore of Elliotts Bay and mp the
east side Of Duwamish river to Black river SO as
to avoid interference with and the unnecessary
crossing Of the Seattle and Walla Walls Railroad
Dated Seattle. August %. 1876.
II l., YESLER,
j. W. BORST,
d. Il. MCMILLAN
a2s County Commissioners of King Co., W. T.
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Notice..

Letters testament airy on the last Will and Tes-
lament Of George w. Hardin, late Of King county,
Washington Territory. deceased. were on the 30th
day of August. 1876, issued to me as executor o"
said VIII by the Probate Court of said county at-
thorizing me to execute said Will according 10
law. All persons having claims against the es-
tate Of said Hardin required to present the
same to me at my residence in Seat.i e. in said
county, properly verified, within one gear from
this date or they will be barred by law
Dated August 3lst. 1876.
CHARLES ". LAYTON,
sep2-4w Executor OF said Will
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

or volss a moioci,y or .u n,o .rt.,
thrnush ih.ir r.,ros,,t.,,;.,. a., u,.
Gonsros. " nro roani,ad '''''''' )" ~"
In mo oveui cnn IN, rroson, ,rcr,,.
bont Lold o"er If. ~ clrn,.d c,., t ",
ng ronr voors non o,, Gonnra.y rar,ry
otLcroIthor;ty. nnI,r,,, XXI ,.rn Tho
Gofnnrs or r,o pouI,;r,ti,, lava mai
committed tl,c Cni arrow NJ tcmnting
nm incumbent or that n,iio, ~ nsb tLn
nrny nayy and n"trou"',, ~ n,n gn,
eminent ~ nrnIdma ,ha nor,oI ofTLis
nnwnr LUMP " I
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nr..nIoI.i nn,, ',,ro.,I,ni - IA. San.
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IN fine ,Irctinn or rrc.ilnrt and ri,,.
nrosid,nt ovoont A. ro,ai,a' Evan, u,,ir
| ncclnr,I c,lln,n ih,;,. .,,,,G,tns o.d
tolnv l,om helorn'o him, s.s.in,, nc,h,
so,,a,o and unnso - Da....,,,t,,i.,,
TLo couni;rg is t,hn J,,, unL.r ,Lr
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eli VIM y,s.inns or LoI;,, u,ns or,,,,.
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crronco il necessary ~ any ordc,. a,
oot
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ceJnr, Vn ioinl milo rnnl,I modit, tb,
ICou,,;tu,i,n md If lo,islotinn Ln NO.
ouiroL f. ry.cnn ne Tanstitn,ion
nm net Of Conc,r.s il necessary lor rL,
nuruosr
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

Democratic judge to deliver the law,
there might be some pretoXt for com
plant that wrong had been done the
Republicans but IN this Gaze the Re-
publican State return board has set
aside the returns OF Republican precinct
and county boards in defiance Of The
decree Of Republican court, and the
defeated candidates on the state board
have. by u awlcss and revolutionary
proceeding, declared themselves elected
TO the Offices for which they were re-
ccted by the people IL it not about
time that the people Of the North he
gan to look over their partisan prcju
dices to the value Of lazy and justice IN
states which aim to control not only
the national Legislature, but the highest
trust in the gift of the country?
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NUTIWVITVTVTTl WV VVTTVT WV VTTT"
Lisnn and drunkon PrrsidenL.
lMP0RTENT TO EDUCATORS.

To Teachers and others Interested in All.
vNnCing he Cause OF Education In North
crn Texas:
At convention held in the City OF
Dallas, October llth, the North Texas
Teachers Association was organized
and the constitution and bylaws GOV.
crning its deliberations and declaring
its purposes We're adopted Mt regular
meeting, November lth, 1876.
1t is conceded that the National
Teachers Association" composed OF
members from state, county, district,
city and town organizations has exert
ed most salutary influence in behalf
of the educational interests of our com
mon country, and il is confidently be-
lioved that an association of teachers in
Northern roNas can, by its meetings, free
discussions, comparison OF views, and
results OF genuine experience, be made
to subsewe the best interests of schools
and those engaged in conducting them.
To this end the association desires your
cooperation, and hereby requests the
presentation of your namo for election
to membership, and your attendance at
the regular sessions ON the first Satur-
dly in each month. No fee for NOM
bcrship is required
1T is hoped that county or district in
stitutes auxiliary to this parent associa-
ton will be organized during the schol.
astic ye0rand that as early as July next
the majority Of the teachers of North.
ern Texas will assemble in the CITY of
Dallas and spend II few days in such
thorough institute work MS will essen.
TALLY advance the the grand interests of
the cause of education.
JOHN II. ALLEN,
JAMES II. SIMPSON, Ex, Com.
W. II. CLARK;
IL. a. SPENCER, Secretary, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

tbs press Of the North are Justly in
dignant ut the revolutionary action of
the South Carolina Returning Board
An excellent exchange, in reviewing
the action of the Board, remarks that
in any State where there is the least re-.
gard for law, decision of the Supreme
Court would have been promptly obeyed;
but in South Carolina the carpet baggers
insolently defy the decision of their
own chosen court that shares their DO.
litical faith, and the defeated candidates
unblushingly reject certain unassailed
returns, count themselves i'm Us elected
and sign their own certificates of cleo.
ton, Had thero been single Demo.
cratic election board in the State to nd
NIT Illegal votes or to reject illegal
votes, or had there been a single Dem.
ocratic county board 10 revise the pre-.
cinct returns, or had there been a single
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

REFERRING to the evolution hypothc
sis, Prof Sir Wyville Thompson said a
Edinsburgh recently thatwe had in tn,
fossil remains contained in the rocks q
sculptmed record of the inhabitants OF
this world, running back incidentally
further than the earliest chisel mark in.
scribed by man--incolculably further
than mans existence ON this plauct--
and although we found from that record
that thousands of species passed away
and thousands had appeared, in no sin.
gle case had we yet found the series of
transitional forms impercoptibly gld.
ing into one another and uniting two
clearly distinct species by continuous
bridge which could be cited as an I'M.
doubted instance of the origin of the
species, Darwin's theory had undoubt.
edly shaken the veil but had not
raised it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
Notice.

The injunction served upon me in
relation to occupation taxes having
been dissolved, | am no longer re.
strained in the collection OF said
taxes. Therefore, all persons ir ar
rears with the State or county for oc-
cupaiion taxes, are notified to come
forward promptly and pay sal taxes,
az am ordered to make uut u list OF
all delluquents and present the same
to the grand jury on The first day they
meet, which viii be December H.,
1876, Notice is also given to persons
selling beer exclusively Foreign or do.
mesIc) that an annual license tax is
required OF $50 to the State and $50 to
the county, Respectfully,
W. Ii. pRhTuER,
Tax Collector Dallas County.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

That Incompatible anti-dyspepucc ordiul
onrminulivo nnd appetizer llostottcrt
Stomach BlIters, yields comfort 10 the uuca.
~ stomach with II degree of prOnptitu
most gratifying to The victim ofindigcsUou,
The eradication OF dyspepsia by the iittcrs
Is of course, accompanied by hodlsapprnr-
uncc of every one OF It's multimriouS and
pulling symptoms, among which may be
mentioned rs the most prominent, heart
burn, ilamlcncc, abdominal oppression after
eating, and slnkingHt other times, palpita-
Sick headache ana nqusca, nostcttor's Bit
tcls tone aud regulate the various organs
which assist In the processes of nsslmilu-
tton, secretion and evacuation, lortity the
system against malurlous ieyers, and de-
volop In the entcblod system fresh stores Of
vitality. In efficacy, as IN popularity, they
surpass any tonic or regulating medicine of
tie age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

TnE prospects of Southern industries
are improving, The rolling mills of
Tennessee and Georgia are running ON
double time, with orders ahead Of their
production five new cotton mills are
being built in Georgia, one at Atlanta
with 10000 spindles, and every cotton
mill in the State paid temper cent, or
more, last year The Eagle and Phu-
nix Company of Columbus will, when
their new mill is completed, run nearly
10000 spindlcs and 10000 looms, and
will employ between 1000 and 100
operatives,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

OR telegraphic columns contain,
the synopsis of startling dispatch
to the Cincinnati Enquirer stating,
in effect that Governor Hayes has
withdrawn from the Presidential race,
and that he has dispatched mes
songer to Washington to lay be
fore the National Republican committee
that resignation. If this be true, and
there is every reason to believe that it
is, the nation has been relieved of a
great peril, and will rend the very
heavens with acclaims of JOY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

ASoruEu Republican olector " in
trouble. In Pennsylvania one 5 W,
Starkwenther was the regular nominee,
but Philadelphia east its entire Republi'
can vote for Samuel W. Starkweather,
while the remainder of the State voted
for Seth W, Sturkwcather. The case
noes To the courts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

REMARKABLE stories come to as from
Oregon regarding the discovery of silver
springs in Waco county, hundred
and sixty acres it is claimed is covered
with the springs, and the ore found in
them has been assayed and pronounced
to be worth nine collars per ton, Neya-
da and California are likely to be dcscr-
ted and the new III Dorado possess all
the spare population of both without
delay, If half that is told OF this silver
deposit he true the country will not
he ruined for another year at least.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

SENATOR SHERMAN Of Ohio, has finally
taken stand against the disreputabIe
Returning Board Of Louisiana, and has
expressed his indignation at it's course
in his kilograms and letters to the
N.nIL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

Thurmond, Willard Il Fletcher, AVE- I'm
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs oc'u'.
J. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law %i pl Ig,r
merce street south OF COudhonsei Dam, srl
c ,S1iyS: 9pec'oi a''ei'''o" f'''N aprltl
W. 8. Oldham, Office IN MilchieS Oul,uiHe
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main a''''''
janlidti ~,
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney ~ ba"'
2O5 North Side Public square, up-Sla''s'
Octll-ltf
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DALLAS. TEX AS.
wCDN gSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 20

CASH we turn ourselves into return
mg board here in Texas, aud count on
Georgia : With 81, lSl votes she bids
lnir TO take the banner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

Tho demon Disease was bonsting one day
How the body OF man was all his prey.
mot al, said HealtE; you must spare his
breath,
Nor can you destroy his gums aud teeth"
"Why not" said Disease, said Health, "Eou
won't,
Because I've givon man SOHODONT"
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CANVASsFRS WANTET2

NJ nur w. ~ pest selling work issuod from ,hn
paeSN l2r many years, containing IN , ,Iv
Sp pd'' %, ravti on al thH Islands Of the seS
KNOWN, are hero brouaht ont In a gnii u,'le
pu,tr.l,nre hitherto unexcolled NJ vni ",
n nlen anu Others ont OF Unemployment 81 uuu,g
o ouotV f ing ltle ready money, his o sTI
ever o,ieroI 1t ~ npeortnnites TO make money
Texas ,.,,, w county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

Ok November -, District Attornct
Wells entered suit for the United States
against General Oliver Otis Howard. A..
X. Sheppard and Edgar Ketchum, the
two last named as suretes on the bond
of the first named to recover
he sum of 80, 70S, which it is charged
he has not accounted for, and which
sum came into his hands by virtue Of
his appointment as special agent and
disbursng officer of the bureau of retu
gees, Freedman and abandoned lands
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

TnE Returning Bonrd Of Louisiana IL
composed Of two negroes, They are to
decide Ehcthcr chat oppressed State has
voted for Tildon or not. Grant swenrs
by his beard that he will sustain what
those two negroes may do, with all the
powers Of the Government And yet
there are people either simple or choli-
table enough to say that Grant is not
wicked is not u stupid follow, and never
drinks u quart Of rcd-eyoin any one day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United states a,l pcf
hallas, Texas. Speciality in NIL m9liels \,
bankruptcy, Proofs of debt taken thlog5Sl,
out the United States. Charges reasoA"''
Sept2idlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29
REPUBLICAN TESTIMONY.


George T. lluars report to Congress,
ns wen nv brlDls SNcial message pre-
sentcd two days after contains some III
tcrcsling points that should be given
rin G9a9mTi& sAh CRAZE aA sAia ,,or,
lsIana thclc lsa dqv and pcrsIstonlly al
n WE" ii ia scat Wt' Ia IN" m.wSs not elected,
,c',acn W o "G| r.n 'h, n II" mn or
oguizvd his title to the certain, nor TX 1t amy
Office nat I'm rCtt5Dn NJ more certain that his
| nm a,rciiiiHmrHiqiN tr competitor, h'Eucry,
| Grjy IN hDui prGccSs, was chosen ms
| hut hNl based lis u0-IELECrIIN WAS A at
| iian ,oistU on The WgHi|GANiIu rNAun, aud
prtbr0Jd jUrtys, IN hcithoTO Nte no reliable
snmH State thert Is HIrcturuB OF its result
Legislature, puc br0uch hctiOgJ ObiuuIcI posses.
of which derives tr|SjUH NJ Hr 0Dicr, tjlG in
authority tf0m mn Ojfili0H hUy DlOJc
,ujar oyflr, the Othrr.rtyhf ~ Il h0u MS cuUi.
being organized 10y u pttdor,
mnIonty who have
becn established in.
mower bytaoih,l. inter-
TgTuco N he Haijpnm
JortjuBie,i and whlch
majority derives los
tile, not from my L.
pnl usCCitainmOut al
the facts, but from the
a. lt.,..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

Dir. N. Il. Kennedy, surgeon Ply and
cian, Dallas, Texas. Oflice ccIuer i,oa,tbpg
Lamar streets, over Kahn y BIOS, NVnylii
Store. Residence 1903 Young street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

DR.. A. W. Wright, OF Georgia, 81, yam" and
over Ogden & VOLTS store, corner E,ii,,rdsi
Lamar Streets where he may DC w,lldnn
oil hours of the night or day. sep'A'O
Jno. IL. Morton, NJ. D., Physician ah'RrJ
con, Office over First National bAuA NJ, sts.
ence corner san JaclntO ana llhlM.n,o,ptly
alias, Texas. Calls to the country Pi.T'ln,
tton led. o''1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

respectable gontlem,nnf 49,
~ ness experience, clmmerol 'i,t ousl'
TT.gy anu dissection; large ncGualni ,nSc en-
nenm,5 spgaHs EogliSh ma Germnu, ynod
ponnni nest Of references, Address s6iVlTp2n
----------"N $50 nOVq1. Las
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Wanted Situations.

AhnENERS,--An experienced n,nrl, Of
~ HorIrhyr wants aguOi situation iHr
year Address THOMAS MYER, Shr n,N n.
nONG1.lW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

IL y "A MAN ui steady hnhits , ,,.t.,
~ clerk IN either the dTug, pIY,,ioA rs
evo,rry business; has had over t"n N vo, %, oi
kHpuy,eueti Is thoroughly competent, Wi
NV" u, ms CITY aud rin give rood ro Ten
'"ooN' huu'tSS VI II. PECK, Dnll1s, nn1g1,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

CulLu-Auy one wishing % ,dopt 20
~ healthy female child, three yeur uld,
Of respectable percentage can llud sue. "a
UhlId 40 3 y Austin AtrplI Iuy..'ll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

/ ElSLllI, g. {, nGd b,o,hcg can Hlj tH.
| / undorsiguod ~ gl6 Gm street, Ih lwH.
| Estlmu. uONo-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

DOARuER,-Fl yrurfis dpy b1Ur'u. uu
ID rpt nr,lcls, bDau w. uHNu lug
Bulldcr" liaWd office. uuNlii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-29

| MANr 4 FARM of hny acres Of GOOD
4 lNrmihg land ~ rent Address, Win
priec, VI. II. MlGGlN, Dallas T.. q. noy"3I,g
ouSE-l want 10 rent u house yitb Hy,
1 or SIX rooms, good water, nenr businoss
centre. NN, Herald Office. '"' n T"G!'i ",
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-01-05

Mud II suier IN heirees, and
Put on more airs IAN the folk, could stand,
But she tenderly love | the y ige, thong he
Was only Judge Of whs-k &c. 5s II
She used to smile when his manly IeM
Sought ios III. size walk !e h H. 81.
And they stoo ur before ,e Just ce ster,,
And she was h 81 aud he was hem
But he ften sighed. ''Oh, w4ra't sfow
While s,e rombed his hair with t,ree legged
stool.
And she often stared In mute % :: rise
At the voice he hA d Tor oy.t.r a.. 3.
And Il made hm open his woud ,..og eyes.
When she got up her N on on sold mince pies.
So he sighed in th. b tern - ts s,ui,
And plunged Lis sriet In the a y Z Duw',
And she said be wss wflll, &c. fhim,
And braceu her sp rits tsO.. Tom gin.
OF ail sad v,r that We ever W,
1be aaddest srs lone y have e.sot.
.Grtin9ten AaUkeses
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-01-05

Little Jessie Pomsroy told his jail
keeper that be had read over fifty d,ms
novels. Tho pious wsrdel. rolled up
h;s eyss in horror ct the intell,gsnes,
aud asked Jessie If hs wasn't afraid to
Z .. mo, I sin't," said the boy, dog
{ dly. ''but hope they won't hang me
till I've read Bessie Turner'S novel;