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National Republican., 1877-08-06
SECRETARY EvARTs AND MR.. BOXER.
Prom the Now York Commercial ADV eriIseri

There Is little difference of opinion be-
tween Secretary Eyarts and Minister Boxer about
the Russian mission. There are documents on
file at the state Department that interpreted as
a resignation by the Secretary Mr.. Boxer, how.
ever. Insists that he has not resigned. Whether
u without delay. II has always been the custom
for ministers 10 place their reslgnotiOns In the
hands Of All incoming Administration and there
Is no reason why MI. Boxer should not do the
same, especially Rs It is understood In Washington
that he has resigned.
National Republican., 1877-08-06
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

Governor LOWELL has signalized his entrance
rlipt Charter Oak Life Insurance Company by re.
ducng the clerical force one-half, and cutting on
onethird of the salaries of those who are len This
Is a good example for the railroad companies who
might by close inspection, find other chances OF
retrenchment than that Of cutting down the wages
Of their laborers.
National Republican., 1877-08-06

CHARLEs FRANcis ADAMS Is writing upon
the defects Of our school system. He claims
that very few scholars sent up from tho gram
mar to the high schools are thoroughly in
strueted in reading and writing.
National Republican., 1877-08-06
HE RUBS HIS HEAD.

From the New York Tribune:
The longer the Ohio Democrats look at the
work Of thur convention the denser becomes their
silence. A Know Nothing, n church member, an
anti Sunday heer mar an owner Of national bank
Mocs--as candidate for Governor, No wonder
the averAxr Democrat Ttibs his head In bewiid
mont and Ia In doubt whether TO be silent OF indulge
In sulphurous ejaculation.
National Republican., 1877-08-06

THsNs Is Q worry general disposition among
the laboring men 10 demand that the National
tiovernment shall take control Of the rail-
roads.
National Republican., 1877-08-06
JUSTICE HUMPHREYS.

C.. 8. BELL, indicted for murder in the
State of Texas, having fed from that State
was arrested in this city by JAMES +. CrN.
SISGHAM by virtue of q requisition from
the Governor Of Texas. While in the
custody of the representative of the State
lie was brought before Justice HUMPHREYS
Of this District, in an irregular and unlaw.
full manner, no writ of hdbeds corpus having
been issued, and the prisoner was then in
violation of all law and deceney, discharged
Nor did the shameful and disgraceiul con.
duct of the Judge end here, but he pro-
ceeded to exhaust the vocabulary Ofbillings'
gate In the abuse of the officer who had ar.
rested BEIL. In plain English, the Judge
was drunk. The public are tired OF his re,
pr;tird ouirugrs. The rlsr, hOWrvrr, seems
TO hc wi'hout remedy for his intellect be-
in" constantly cloudr,l by the fumes oI
l;qu"r ,licr" is no ~ mal from PHILlr
DiI NJ tn lmlITP i'n'!3li.
T!E ''IEI ELISJ CONI'ENTTON.
go pr, ,ly demonstrated
Ji,rn. Il cln In managed
a. I,Irrul ntli,inl4 IoI
National Republican., 1877-08-06
TRAVELERS, GUIDE.

r TRAVELERS GUIDE
.TTNIvERsAL R. r, TICKET OFFICE
.IsS.ass .sd q 9n;
TssS'' TSpis good III used SsS aSsSfA %i4tsTSEE ssSGsE
mhlfiy. e3 Pennsylvania avenue. Shoe store
1877 GREAT 1877
- .PENNsYLyANtA ROUTE
To THE NORTH, wnsr, AND soyTHwEsE
SPLENDID SCENERY; Ni;N+ MAGNIFICENT EaurR
TRAINS LEAVE WasnisST1s WIZ Il 1sFy nom p.p., 90.
nes q sinth aud Bst,sets , as ,od follows Am, ,,.
Fs,sSsrr 10 cneinnsif 81: ioss and csIcssa
Epp. m. daily, with Palace Car TO Chicaso.
BhITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cansndsigns, Rochester, Buffalo. Siasars Faih
and hs NSr's 81 s.y m .ss.p asl ssRay sssssR va
Rssss R fs ms 70 %ss sna Wssps Psr %snpS ,S s da sH
fss. S ss s..s:a Ss Eat i.s @ n s.y S @
For ss new sss he 81 fs n "a say Ne eIS,si sss Is %
Washington to boston
spsSaS And 8 So s.a .Sa ss,P n daily Limited Nc
II fof ii Bsiii@ors so sSa q m and sDn
For n foss ass .ss essse isns isasds S and An m a.,,v
For ASaspoIs 20 a m. and 4,o p. IN. daily. s.osp.
WST T0S ! HHB yii,;SiH AiExi iSbRiA AND %XsifiSa
ros Airrsnari.. .. !. . sio 10 II a. m. / en- sac
,ss m .S % saGaaS VA NJ 400 III n and M .SS S
Tran: pIy Issys 'sSss Hisss.nsis sa Sr washington. T. sls
On sunday s,e a. =. 4 sis % and i l and ss M m
rtk.u. Information. sieeytns and r.s,cr car sccom.
% ,as
fs S"s.s 2sis: q" ron n ss. s'
FRANK FhoNsSS n % SsrSi sassss's. s'r .DsSsi Ssss
sArIdNAG ffhs LINE RSHSsH ssp sfoRf HAAsSJ. AssSSJr.
NoRrH, wnsr, Nowrawsasr Asn souruwnyrS
go q m. baltimore and way stations =
GssG, Ssan.ssay .,a ysis, :ns w Sr,S. :.Gcs T
press ni.kes no stops bst~een Washington and Hsc
.ssS a N. 81. Loais. ciscian.u. ehc.xo. snd Psss
'9ts ne h.;ns.s arsss..Tp yssI sTesp' sunday
$40 !. IN, fisimont, siIas6urs, Winchester, Hassss
1ss q sfsa ss's s%s S.s Sso. ..a p
r. isa.S s.,..%s .Ad ~s stations on s..d.'
s M M sHis.Rsss aaane;s ssg:ais gE,sos CITY. Annapolis 81.
@ ssnS.I y s:i,4s.. oniy. .opSias K ali s.lcaz
| So D. M, Baltimore sud Laurel lrress.
<1 p ul. n. OF hooka Rredsrick. HAserstown. Wln
chester. and way stations.
1 stt0 j. m, Balso., Annapoats and way stations
| AN p. m, Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimse
cass d,recs 70 boat -.
en.sssr 3 and asssssSSn % as ssc.p. yi snpasy. ,' W."
| s1G p. m. Baltimore express
| s75i b. m. baltimore and wav stations Y
$50 p m, Point Of Rocks and way ststtouz Metro
| ssas D. M. a. Louis and Cincinnati express.
'ioOO y. m, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimort
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except sup
day. myiStS
National Republican., 1877-08-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

WAsHfSuroy. August 4 1877
In Ner York tpday money was easy at
Exchange dull at ts5t. Gold quiel nt tjsk.
National Republican., 1877-08-06
PRIVATE DALzrLL supports WEST.
JupaE WEST is the blind man eloquent.

ALL doubt rs to the success of the Republi-
can ticket In Ohio seems to have passed away
National Republican., 1877-08-06

"
The iollowiuy are tbs opening aud co'nE rates for
the active stocks teiegrnphed to r. H. Cooke IT,,
Co.. from the New YORK stock Exchanges
National Republican., 1877-08-06
NOT IN ACCORD WITH THE SPIRIT OF
THE TIMES.

Attorney General Devens' decision that
polticisns' recon mendatiuus for once privi
legged communications may be good I'm law. but II
Is not In accord with the spirit Of the ume. The
baser class Of politicians will of course think 1t Is
all right but those who desire to the civil ser
vice reformed will object
National Republican., 1877-08-06

Mr.. MACD0SoUaH's Baby" Is an object Of
Interest at the Park theatre, New York. where II
promises, with good nursing, 10 attain a hale old
ago,
National Republican., 1877-08-06
tate bonds dull.

The following are the closing rates br State .ecurl
ties, as teiegraphed nom the New York Stock En-
change:
National Republican., 1877-08-06
ISMAS LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
Sailing rom New York.
CITY OF BERLIN,
90 CITY OF CHESTER -r

ra.sssseru viii dnd ,ss.e .se.msss ,as,.Nty r,ssl
ss ~, snss width .S 81 ss
,.sssans ne liability e .s..ekns:s smoking ioonS
s.ross' Ahop. sstio bells spacious propsnsds dsakS
::y ::s.;; ss:ss - s :. :.
R%Ss as = s.x,r :s%r' :sS & ;sGSs ssd p'
and soRa 4, e2i'ss g. 9 bE1E Ssss r
JyiIIm Is broadway, New York.
N Nv YoRE AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIf
fren, Pier No n Noy1h River
sP s'es%ssip Safuhsus. %
.ss ssss%%Ss'''''' ssp1 e '"'''gs.i T.; siff 80
oKELLER, LuLINo 4 CO.,
GREAr wEsTEkN STEAMSHIP LINE,
Sos,S ~ NEW G XoRK M 70 % BaIsroLs 4 MtEns s ,aDInEsN N
EsSps ooaSss.r and n lie pers % d sri:!sl cssa.
mel ssilty nom Pier 10, East Rivs.
ooRHWALI. sssmper. ....-.-...
ssSa =; @ s'ssS" s s 'Gs
paid sissraEe ceriidcaiss, sa Drans for ~ and aS-
ward For Freight OF paswSsssn "a q sPS8y S8sa 70 ..,.
ym No. ~ South street New York.
HAMhTR6 AMERICAN Jacket coMPAHyy
ssn$a ssi. .HaS. asssiS' Egssisa. fysxss
Si s 70 eoss S nSoa
S.!s: f.:i Cabin $iSsiSs Second taSa, sSid, u
G. n RICHARDS q BoAa
KUNHARDT A co. General xssaia W." '''.
o. Broad street, New YORK. Lyle
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
usrTES fASs1!sf sfsfss 81 MArL
gss s,:s%s7, q % s .s n. n L.a: n:s
o. the Hanks on the psssssr 70 aassn'town. I'd -
kkRR!hy1HssGio. ,
,1s9M 9,s3M IIHsy THH wHirK srAR DOCK, PIER q
Th-.s N.smars are uniform In siss and unsurpasssl
IN sRgoisi mesiA The s.loens s,Aierooms. suiokial
% n"i.. and and S,,a arr % le. slt asSllns ssssss
s,us. .:%. = s;...!s sss g.. s, sSd 'ara ret.s
!. s q s2s sss sS s
vi -t RI.coRrrs. Agent.
ysa ysss9Sd sSS dr.., Sia
United s'sis. Atll l TsSSssS ss,s%s i;y' Pier N n r.
. s., u q SEs9YNSIhhiNS. SEYShhiNNSS. .n. .. -
Room; s'ssrsss. 81 iS;s;s;Si;Is y: nu,os
ESERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
hHSnh attIsd % rEfhSdThW FLY o. fSsf ios HSs 3.
WI :: s$ ~ T. { III :s:, sG '' Nor
r.. r.r" '' Fsa$s s'Ssss.,. 'ssss,,
SrATE LINE-ro GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL,
Dgsn n sss,, and Losd9nSsry S,,' de hsss as
iss"ic Fos, wv oicsn AM Stree.
''Ass 14s Fl s3SSSS$ssSassr5ysSsA $sfsaar ~ sanAap.
vr cabin. w and uo S sscsraIns 10 y.sSa .aSoaSod.
is; sSs s' s:s:ss
,s: &C.: es:::s ss; s |; c.as s.!i Si
T,HR AMERIeAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
pHrLApEIpRfiffiiL RfffiLasSbbttfiHviEAiirooL 1sSb ttfiHviEAiirooL LINE.
The 9alY Trs9.s,ianic Las aalliny nnder rs
rom PSss.pns % and IiS iss ROM iGy.s
pool.
THE RED STAR LINE .sTEAMsalPs
ms .seats,ou.siy siiernsisly nom phlsispGi. sai
Now YORK. Direct rs s"s "ssI4lGSERp sIlS
Ff5 FEEs !Fisf re- soSs sSs
~ Wsinst s'rss, PialNdsiphIA "a broadway, Now
ys 'oas is..s.ss sspPEstR, Psss. R.s' S';;s, ';s,s.
4 sTEAMsIIiP LiSm
For California, yapan China Australia, New ZsaiAad
British Columbia, Oregon, Dc,
Sailing irom Pier foot Canal street. North river.
For SAn FranciSco, via, Isthp,us Of Panama,
Connecting Ss"e:sH Ss es% HsES% tss'ssr SIS saa South p.sa.
ports
From san Francisco 10 Japan and China,
| Steamship CITY OF TOXIC,
San Francisco to Aa,sR T!sh%ia aaa Nss ss..aa
For freight or passage apply 10
WM. p. CLYDE a Co. d BrwlinE Green, or 10
II. j. BULLAN, Snperlnt eudent
lylG plsr ro0l oil Canal 1lreet North riyen
National Republican., 1877-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE co. isour Trade
name ..S.c g 'his @ speciality g .s si n osr
yICTcR MAUasS rSfRfs kfffSfsS ds 70 na nlsSssa.
sueee NeW hofk. Noso
ssTHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS Asso-
WssnsN,,w WoN WI hold l's next % meeting on & ne Msrg MY
fS ns RffSPp !sefs rev w !,
Paving Il ns sIdfsssS don Sy%pSSn pSs ay ' W Ss
ass III fsS SSSts u "
auta Secretary.
ESPECIAL NOTICE ALI GOODS LEFT
Ma snss h sn Sss e eomm,,,pn on Which,
tune =, On ,hs IecspI, must be taken out Or the Time
THIS date private sais or public auction as We are
%StbsfRfS sHi z eo.. %S'ss Sssmnl,,,on Brokers
aux?'i@ Corner Of Tenth and D streets.
ss-MoNEf WANTED
sell within sixty days large collection or
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
pTAMoNpANporHEn1 1oLrDooLpJEwELRY,
GUNS. REvoLVERs, &C.. &C.,
At EXTRAORDINARILY GREAT BARGAINS.
A'''' '''s' "''' v" 5. ookpsrEIs cos.
,v,v c,,u.o So%m,,sisn 5Sn.s , ,B%Sokes; %
aS- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
ofticE V HIoH srrxsr,
GFSsou rowN. n. O.. July S, tsT,.
The annual meeting o, ,te for the eio-
tlcn cfiwclve ditecors hr this company will be held
NJ the onice OF the company on Monday, the ssh OF
August next
Polls open at u o'clock and close o'clock pun
jy3oIt J. W. DEEBLE, Secretary. 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corr; s% sss f ;;ss;; $s:S:''s
olgso on kkSBBIs,EIPs. kSB sHEH {srsa a NO
4 n. n. W.
MARKRITER's,
west.
Choice on Paintings Engravtnss, Chromos, &c.
Also, largsrt stock OF PAperhanginss. Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tassels
Rings, Nails, dc, In tho District
8-TERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. je.sH
National Republican., 1877-08-06

DIED.
McIELLAN.-In Los Angeles, Cal. on the 3d In.
stAnt Of dphtheria, BRYck McLELLAs, formerly OF
this city, youngest son OF the aie George VIM. McLe
Ian.
IBostou and Maine papers please eoIy.l
National Republican., 1877-08-06
~ORIENTAL CREAM.

As-oRIENTAL CREAM.
tlon Of DR.. II. Felix Gouraud's Oriental Cream or
p th L 70 esa,ou Sss. rsni ana o%s Ts
genuine nr'lse put up only IN the SAB label
pIo.scated. Consumer, need only es pat on a.eir
For sale .hois"s,e BY sfoTr TUT f'ts't cisoMwEii,
Fs fsarsf' ss sa ;Sa'sss sSss popdr.
Sable @ fos Ismoying sapesnuoas hair. LIQUID We're
:. ~, ART LESSONS. Lessons in drawing and oil
i corner seventh and streets or rssidenos cf Do.
pills DRAWING p. painting, y per month. ly.im
ss- FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the sedn water drawn nom the steel fbuns at ths
Temple Drug store. jeN
~ SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
drawn ffon steel founts leil
81 TRY THE ICECoLD ROOT BEER, AT
Coushllns Temple Drug s,ore Masonie Temple, ave
cents per glass Jei<
Ss-FLUID LIGHTNING EXCEIs ANY REM.
store. ocit
SSHrMPHREY'S SPECIFICS. PONDS XIX.
tract, Homeopathic Medicines sold at Temple Drug
srJusTFs PATENT (sTERL, soiB AND
HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes iasi twice =
.aS B rst
CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and indis.
FRss sfed hs hss's s. sh. S
sss soH5e rSskPI Hif tsSss ss
Station D. bibie Ho,,se. New York city. fslttn
National Republican., 1877-08-06

ss-AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE co. isour Trade
name in this specially wss that Of our
Wsdnced list @ nur SOFT CAPSULES, Augud y
VICTOR E MAUaER q PETRIE i0s TO Iio Reeds
street New York. Mnx6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

Atlanta Constitution A North Car,
olina WAGNER sold his dog TO n Laurens
county man the other day for half q
barrel of sorghum strip, The dog
however refused TO be sold, and took
refuge under the wagon, The Laurens
county man crawled after him with n
piece of meat in one hand and rope in
The other Although there were several
spectators OF the scene that ensued, II is
difficult to get at the facts, All agree
that there was scullle under the
wagon, accompanied by yelps and yellsi
but no one is willing TO affirm that the
man had the dog or the dog had the
man, Finally the dog, rs it would
seem, brushed up against the hind legs
of the of mule, and then all was still.
1t is not certain what killed the dog,
One Of the spectators said he thought
he heard traco'chain rattle, but when
he went around to examine the mule
she was asleep The man had lost his
hat, his coat and the greater part of his
trowser, and subsequent examination
proved that the dog died with one ear
and handful OF hair in his mouth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The Chinese are leaving California
faster than they are coming in. This is,
no doubt, owing to the brutal treatment
they have received at the hands Of the
Americans in that section, which is to
be condemned, yet their departures not
to be regretted. While it is true they
make cheap and fair laborers, they
never come to America to stay. When
he gets few hundred dollars ahead he
is OIL again for China, and they are in
the end nothing but drain upon the
country, taking all they can out and
bringing nothing or little in.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
Thnre IN Munger Ahonn

When those usually active little organs, the
kidneys, are negleetiul of their duties aud
grow sluggish. Fatty degeneration, Brights
disease, diabetes, and other dangerous NAL
adleS ar0 the result ofneglccttO remedy this
inactivity by medicinal means, When the
all important functions of the kidneys are
mperlectly discharged, those organs need
stimulating and the best possible agent for
that purpOse-since II performs It's Office
without exciting them---ls Hostetter &
Stomach Bltters, which, in combination
with its tonic and cathartlc properties, pos
seeses valuable qualities as n diurGtlc. Both
kidneys and bladder are strengthened by 10,
and the vlgor which It imparts TO them,
and the gentle but eilectual impulse which
It gives to their operations, Is the beat possi-
BILE guaranty against their becoming dis
eased. The Bitters are In valuable in other
respects ia well M the above, since they
remedy general debility, uterine troubles
chills and fever, Dyspepsia, nstipntlon
govt rheumatism and other ailments.
tll-nOyb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
A kiun's Rsresopaa

King Alfonso has ordered at Paris a
casket by way of a betrothal present to
his future wife, the Princess Mercedes
1t is in lapis.lazuli, mounted on four
lions craws, sixteen inches high and
thirty square, ornamented with gar.
lands OF golden roses, which are mira.
cles Of delicate workmanship. The
hues of the flowers arc all faithfully
presented. The key is golden rose
full blown. The interior of the casket
is lapis>lazuli studded with tiny nails,
diamond headed The casket is intend
ed to hold the lovers love letters, but
1t goes to the princess in the first place,
with but one note and necklace OF
eight rows of pearls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
A ChiId Attacked by a HAT.

Albany Times: Yesterday afternoon
aoout five o'clock, the infant child o
Joseph ii. Breen, living at No. II Greer
street, was placed in bed in an uppei
room by his mother. Shortly after
cries were heard from the child. Mrs
Breen ran upstairs, and on opening the
door saw a large wharf-rat jump off the
bed, and before she could stop Il, make
ITS escape. On going to the bed, she
found the top Of her child's head bleed.
ing profusely. DR.. ID. V. 0'Leary was
called and dressed the wounds, there
being three places where the head was
bitten. Much blood flowed, and the
child at first presented a ffightful spec,
tacle. The wounds, however, are not
considered dangerous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

sat down on bonnet that some one
had laid on the chair, We remained
there until no one was looking In our
direction, and then we quietly got up
aud stepped on one side, There was
LADY 10 ut the time looking for u bon
net shaped 70 suit her She finally
found the one we had finished aud "
Just took her fancy II was just what
She wanted 80 she said, Says on cH-
change, The more hat resembles q
cartwbecl in size, vegetable garden ~
decoration and miliner establishment
n;gcncml make up" the more pleas
ing 1t viii DO TO the average female
| Wearor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

IT is estimated that the recent rain
storms have damaged the cotton in this
state to the amount of fifteen million
dollars. The estimate from most all
the counties show loss of one,thrd,
and that which was not destroyed,
lille not total loss, is considerably
damaged. The recent rains are hard
and continuoas-unusual in this state
and it is feared that the wheat will be-
come so far advanced as to material ly
impair it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

IT is reported of prominent Mexi.
can general, Gonzales by name, that on
the reception Of a lot of Remington
firearms--a contract for the delivery OF
large amount of which exists between
that firm and the Mexican government
that he remarked upon their beauty,
and how fine they would be for the
purpose of killing the id gringos in
the approaching war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
TiIden Wants IL.

New York Tribune Mr.. Tilden's
friends say he is candidate for the pre-.
sidency in 1880, and that he will resume
control of the democratic organization
in New York, when the proper time
arrives, so quickly that Mr. John Kelly
will be troubled with a swimming head
for the rest Of his life. If this is so,
there will be some fun in this state be,
fore long.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

True Kentuckian: General John NJ
Harlan, the presidents appointee for
supreme judge, made canvass for con.
gress in this district as know nothing
in 1859, but was beaten sixty votes by
Colonel w. E. Simms. He tried 10
be more ultra pro-slayery than his dem.
ocratic opponent. He, however, sided
with the north in the war, but went for
Mcclellan against Lincoln in 1864. He
is not noted as No. lawyer, but is
respectable I'm every way. General II.
was forty-four years Of age last June.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The Palestine AdOocate says Judge
Reagan will favor aid to the Texas and
Pacific if the amount asked for is not
more than is necessary to build the
road. No danger of too much being
appropriated and the judge need not
be alarmed on that score.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

A PROMINENT dry goods firm in Dallas
are corresponding with parties in this
city to secure large brick building in
which to open heavy stock of dry
goods this fall The only thing that
prevents their coming now is suitable
building.
1t is merely some firm that wants to
establish branch house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The citizens of Schulenburg agitated
the hog question, as to whether or not
they should be allowed to run at large,
and vote of Fayette county being
taken, decided it that they could, and
the hogs root around the streets of
Schulenburg by two hundred majority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The Brennan Banner says that Sid~
ney NJ, Adams fell from his wagon,
being loaded with cotton, about mile
from Waco. We don't see why he didn't
load the wagon with the cotton, and as
to his falling tho distance of a mile
from Waco, we can't conceive
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01
4ailg Aerald,

the nAlLY iFRALn published eve
morning, oHgant 0n Monday, nj so pa
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The Brenham Banner very wisely adj
vises farmers to deal in improved stock.
1t adds that it is just as wise for the
farmer to stick to the old bulltongue
pillow of fifty years ago, as to hold on to
the scrub, on which there has been no
Improvement for fifty years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

A CoRslcANA man is crying to the
world that while at our fair he had his
pockets picked Of iifty.Iive dollars.
When people visit a metropolis they
should keep a sharp lookout, and not
go gadding around as though they were
in some little village.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

The cotton crop in Foyette county
this year was not as good as that of last,
when six thousand two hundred and
forty-iive bales were produced, against
two thousand three hundred and forty
this season
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

'ruE Tyler Courier: The editor Of
TuE DALLAS HERALD weighs 1872 pounds
He rides from four to seven horses ut n
time, and is not allowed to stand on the
sidewalks
1t is evident that the courier editor
is direct descendant Of the notorious
CULVER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

Hillsboro Gazette: 1t is said that
John Sherman is the author of the
song "Over the Hills to the Poorhouse 4"
At any rate he is sending q great many
in that direction by his rotten financial
policy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-01

Whitelaw Reid Gen. Mcclellan has
been formally entered for the race in
1850. a club in Philadelphia has been
organized in his support, and fervid
orator has "hoisted that talismanic
name amid great enthusiasm. 1t
dosen't seem to have been meant for a
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