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The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-09-29
prettssionaI Gards.

q N ~oon~onrH N .
oass and residsser Main strect. Ia. Cruces. \. N.
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THE STATE OVER.

trteaoat taWly.--Thcmaiority against
prohibition in the county, was eight
hundred and fifty votes. Tho election
occurred June the 9th
Y,0rut ComtL-The dance houses
have been closed at lost--Thc pro,
prietors of the dance houses were fined
ten dollars and costs for thcirreyclry.
HdHr CamH.-W. +. Harper has
been appointed county clerk, in place
of H. F. Foddis, resigned. new
ferry boat has been put on the river
Twest OF Hampstead,
BtSrop Clmel-Thc Advertiser has
found an honest thief lie returned
valuable papers which he could not use
himsclf-City couvicts are allowed
to work out their fines on the streets.
Frost was observed on the 10th.
1ruisds Co,mg,--A red fox was killed
in the county last week Professor
Willie a chronological dead-beat. Dor.
rowed two horses, and skipped the
county.--From the Transcript, We
learn that a species of the flying fish
(trocctlw uo1imWs) was caught ri the
wharf ON Saturday with a hook and
line,
Travis CouW.-A son OF Ex-Governor
Davis, has an appointment at West
Point---Goyernor Hubbard and fami.
ly left for East Texas. on Thursday. to
be gone q month or more. No clue Is
yet known of the appearance of the
dead male child found on the streets.
The closing exercises of the blind |
asylum, were held on Friday
Harris C6mtL- There is daily train
from Houston to Orange leaving Hcus-
ton at $40 am, and arriving at Hous. ,
ton at 40 pm.--Newton Matthews |
gets two years in the penitentiaiy for
the stabbing OF Sabboth. Houston |
base ball club went to Galveston on
Sunday, to play number three, OF the
championship games. The burglars |
OF Myers grocery, drew five years each
IN the penitentiary, at the late term Of
the court.
GalpesioH County. News has a
cucumber fiity.iour inches in length.
Charley Ball was drowned ON Thurs.
day while bathing in the bay.-Hook
and ladder boys lost their ant-eater in
the late fire.--William Bondies was
successful in the shooting for the silver
cup by the rifle club.-The ruins ara
called smoky row.-George Miller. a
man Of sixty years, from Jacksonville.
Texas, was found sick in an empty
ouse on the wharf, where he had been
I've days without food.--The corner
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No word whatever has been received
ut Louisville as to whether IIArper vii
run Ten Brock at Saratoga. JOIN
MorisSey'S first offer of 5000 will moi
Ice accepted, and as the great horse i,
now being used for other purposes than
running, it is not likely that he will
ever be run again,
Lula trotted against Goldsmith Maid.
time (2li) at Bennings Station. Delc.
mare, June ID, for q purse of Sl00n
but on three attempts failed best time
being 22l!
The races at Columbus last weel, NJ
tracted a large crowd. The threeouar.
ter dash won by Enlght. time. I.lGl
Bell Dillon won the three in five mile
race, best time, l.lSl Long Bow won
a two-mile heat in 3i3 Enlirht won
a mile and quarter dash in 9l4l
The two miles and a quarter dash was
won by Nerdigris in iO6l. The mile
and repeat was won by Jack Harl,away
in l.iGl.
At Kalamazoo, Michigan, Adele Clark
won the $50 race in 23ll. The free for
all was won by Mazomanie in 2.24l.
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a Specimen brick.

\ newspaper correspondent writes
from Texas Apples cannot be raised
here, and while cabbages and potatoes
grow luxuriantly they will rot within
two weeks after being taken out of the
ground. Residents of cities dare not
allow grass to grow in the yards around
their residences for fear of furnishing
hiding places for tarantulas and cen.
tipcdes"
The above is kindly sent us by a
friend from East Saginaw, Michigan. as
a specimen Of the returns some news
paper correspondents makeI for free
rides, free lunches and general soft
soaping by our innocent railroads, hotel
keepers, and be it whispered gently.
newspapers. The effect would be dis,
astrous only ii is neutralized eilecuial.
ly by letters Of bona ne settlers who
keep their friends posted. Tarantulas
and centipedes in the front yards of
city residences It's rich. This is n
bad year for gulls up north.
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journal uf Commerce There tegmr
tO be race out west ~ ~ which OF
the two parties viii first get on the
silver platform. 10 IL clear now That
the democrats will br NE hwl in the
Held, and me determined 10 present
ihe silver ltsur aH the controlling one
Ia the fall elections 10 rs notable,
however, that the leading republican
organs OF the west 'hu Cincinnati
Commercial ana the Chicago Tribune
ARE strongly committed tu the Ola
silver dollar, aud 10 Is AN open secret
that President liuye- is profoundly
convinced OF the uuwIsdom of paying
the public debt IN a dparer currency
thau that in which IL Wa7 contracted,
Senator Thurman, Of ohio, one ~ the
most high.miudrd and conservative
democrats I'm the country has come
out in "a strong argument IN favor OF
the cold silver dollar II is as Ger
tain as any event OF the future, that
when congress meets, there viii be
scarcely any effective opposition "a
silver, M well ~ gold, being recognized
~ a legal tender for all debts, public
ma well ~ private.
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Point Wen Tni,en.

Boston Post: "What is the use 2'
remarks the New York Evening Post,
speaking OF the declaration OF Cover.
nor liiden that the people have suffer-
ed a great wrong which the people also
will right in good time. "What are
you goi X TO do about it ~ was Tweed's
famous interrogatory when brought
face to face with the evidence OF his
frauds. But Tweed now lies in prison
because the people knew what TO do
about il, and IL is quite probable that
they also realize, in the ease TO which
the Evening Post refers, the JUS, of
maintaining their rights ut a!l times.
II Is greatly to the credit oI
the influence Of our fee institutions
in teaching self.restraint, that the
electoral difficulties passed without
revolution, and the greater evil CT
civil war WAS not added to that OF
political fraud but it would be equally
discreditable il the experience through
which the nation has passed were to
teach no lesson and leave no impress
upon the minds OF the people, and if
we were to forget the moustrous wrong
done the republic simply bccause 1t
would be more agreeable to forget it..
Such m iniquity can never again be
possible in the United States; but ii
will be prevented because the people
know "lhe use" OF araying them
selves against IL,
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CONDENSED NEWS,

The dOWpu government hlH roeog
nI1ol bal as the Mexican president
The national association Of mllors
hold BE- annual session ln Buffalo New
York last week.
The national asooI0tIon of stove man.
u0rturrr have been holding % session
100 Detroit Michigan
Tho chamber Of commerce of Cucin.
matt, ohio, voted q thousand dollars to
the M Carmel sufferers
A holt loit Benton llrrbor, Michigan
with thuly-iye hundred eases of straw
berries ON Friday, bound for Chicago
Phillip. of the Journal Springfield.
Illinois. 8 10 h"yo the postoficc. Tho
light is over and reform % uiumphs.
The railroad mamotos Of tho east are
discussing the subject Of taking OH
their iost trains 70 Chicago aud st.
Louis
Fourteen thousand persons have pc,
tllloncd for tho removal of Fred Doug.
lr. yet Hayes secs no cause ior ra.
moyal'
Another tornado destroyed great
dool Of property at Fab River Wiscon-
sin, on Friday of last week. 40 lives
were lost
The union league club Of New York
heartily Endorsed president Hayes nd
mluistNtlOu nj IT'S meeting Thursday
night last
Hon D. w. Voorhees,, Of Indiana
will canvass the state next year as d
candidate for United States senator
against Morton
The gecnback convention, Of Maine
met IN Skowhegan, on Friday. ano
nominated % ticket, headed 10y Rev II
p, Munson for governor
senator Beck thinks the democrat,
should stand firm. He says. 81 don
believe in getting Off the platform be
cause Hayes has happened to got on it.
A student of the state university
Madison, Wisconsin, smothcrcd his lille
climate six months old child altcl
having married its mother He was ar
rested on Thursday
The food in the Missouri is subsidin,
and the water is now falling at Sioul
city about foot % day and more rap
idly above, NO further trouble from
hghwatc is opprchcndod this season
Itscom' quite probable that eX.Goy
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An EducatiouaiCri,,eism.

New York Express Ii is the harvest
season of the feminine academy. and
the summer crop of graduating girls is
being garnered. In former times when
a girl completed her schooling. she
quietly left school. Now nearly all the
schools are called colleges, with close
aping of collegiate names, phrases and
titles. Commencement day Is now
observed, just as at Yale, or Harvard.
or Princeton, and parchment diplomas
are given, written in the English Ian.
guage, as most of the graduating girls
are ignorant Of the Latin tongue, and
would no moro understand them If in
Latin than If they were so many doc
tors prescriptions for apothecary stuff
Most OF these girls know how to make
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There has been filed ror record with
HE recorder of deeds OF Washington
two deeds Of trust drawn by W. j,
Murtagh in favor Of W. T., Chandler,
to secure George M, Robeson o35,5Sj,
the FIRST for $4,000 Oh improved prop
arty on siXtecnth.aud.a half street
opposite Lafayette square, aud the
other for slS,5}5 on the presses aud
printing material OF the National Rec
publican. Murtagh Is the proprietor
Of the eX.kitChen organ, and the fact
that he has such dealings with Robe
son rather establishes the well.ground
ed suspicion that one made hay loI
the other while Robson was AT the
head Of the navy department.
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New Sensation,

Jmplecute; 10 will be remembered
10y the old settlers that there are some
Indian mounds near Mr.. Reese Hughes
plantation in Cass county, Tradition
says that these mounds ARE the ruins
Of an ancient city, and it is supposed
that they may contain rare relics of
the past In eXcavating near the base
OF one of these mounds the laborers
on the East Line railroad uuearthed
number of valuable relies. A por.
ton Of an urn attracts much attention.
1t is highly ornameuted with carving,
and some of the workmanship on it
is said to compare favorably with the
old Italian sculpture. Professor Whit,
sett thinks these utensils must have
been in use during the antedi!uvian
age, We look for further develop.
monts M the excavation progresses.
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1T is good sign to see the towns
and cities OF Texas moving in the mat
ter of the establishment of free schools
whether their early efforts are crowned
with success or not 1t reveals cor
rect purpose anyhow, and there is a
spirit underneath it, all which promises
ultimately the fullest measure of sue.
cess, and the early placing of the state
in the van of progress whore she right
fully belongs, The free school is only
one of the surest evidences of advances
ment, as it is the great popular lever
for the elevation of the masses. They
must come up or nothing goes ahead
Tnr Herald will watch the progress
made with the keenest interest, and
will weep over every defeat and rejoice
over every triumph.
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nrrlnlAl ACCOUNTABILITY


situation 90 iho oi.ilsholler uA hf
constituents forget that under our
system the officer is but the servant
and not tho master OF the people Tho
olioor himself Do too prone 70 forget
thls, and grows proud and arrogant
John Tyler and Andy johnson are
two notable example, Both were
compelled to learn the difference bat
10 was too late Ia both instance col
profit hy the lo-son AL sovereignty
resides in the people They delegate b
to the president during the roac-e
of the house aud even then oll hlt
lc. ana subject 10 revision. when
the majesty OF the pooplo IS again
assembled The same principle holds
good in state governments During %
recess of tho legislature the governor
ol-o nets for the best so far a. he
understand what Chat D. bat In doing
IL he understands that the legislature
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The Business outlook.

lnter.Ocean Careful comparison Of
the exchanges at eleven OF the leading
commercial centers for the first week Of
June fails to indicate a substantial i'm.
provement in business measured by the
values paid. The aggregate increase, as
compared with the corresponding week
OF last year, Is ) $40 per cent, but out
side Of New York. where stock trsnsac~
tons chiefly account for the increase
there was an aggregate decline of3 TslO
The reol improvement appears at Bos~
ton. Pitisburg, Louisville aud st. Louis.
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No one knowing the people of Texas
and more especially those of the from,
tier, and knowing well the character OF
Hon Roger Q Mills, need be surprised
at his wonderful popularity among
them, They are cut from the same
piece of cloth, and they have much in
common and but little at yaricncc with
each other The chiyalrous Mills and
our brave hontiersmen, arc indeed
brethren, and why should they not be
bound ,ogetherin true David and Jonno>
than style. We are proud of both Mills
and our frontier.
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THERE is screw loose in the handling
Of the mails from the north. The Dial.
las, Denison and sherman popcrs do
not come regularly at oll--gcncralIy we
get three DALLAS llERALpS ut one time.
and then we 20 three more days with-
out . sight of the paper And it is the
same way with the other papers above
mentioned,-- Waco Examiner.
We commend the above to the alton
ton of our venerable postmaster, his
clerks, the postal agent and route
agents. 1t is too ALFRED bad that when
the work has been done, and the ex>
penso borne, to have all slaughtered in
this way, by neglect, incompetency, or
uniriondlinoss.
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Tr Stophonwillc Emru "a strongly
IN favor Of continuing the company Of
Lieutenant Hall, in the service of the
state Tho paper mentioned under
stands we'll the importance Of adequate
protection Of our frontier and speaks
earnestly and strongly for IT,
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rix-stoy lrllyeako md io emhroIder ln
womted and iuetlk MostoI them ito
NOT know huw lo lolst piece of lrrh
make a loaf of bread or patch lhe
torn elbow Of their iWhefs cont THE
learning they got and tlo .cg.mpI De-
mont lhoy exhibit are not what Nii'
make useful and happy women "'Ye
our girls 9moUlnF much moro pwtN-
s.I
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stones of the houses Of me fire compa.
nice hRd their contents almost totally
destroyed - Tho misunderstanding
huy rendered their verdict of "nccr
dental origin THOR investigation cv-
tended 90 the management of the ilo
bui uo decision w0s rendered on 10
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Tnr Waco Etamar friendly spirit
takes up the cudgcls in defense Of Colo
mel Loughcry, of the Marshall HT'Hor
nlhdr In hls advocacy The action o
the sheriff, ol Harrison county will be-
heartily condemned by pll the papers
of The ainln
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Wnrg friend Paddock speaks oil
Brother Bartow" as making such %
splendid paper out of lm lIrmp' 1t
becomes exciting Thanks Pad and
we can say the same back ut you with
All our hoart
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VIZ are delighted TO hear, rs we do,
from the county Of Hamilton, that nm
immense crop has crowned the efforts
other farmers, and peace and prosperity
are the twin handmaidcns who pre- lcnt
tho cup Of JOY to her people this so,.on
full, trimming, and running over How
The heart ycarns to take our good
friends, in that splendid county by the
hanl AMIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-20

TnE Tyler C6ruv wants to know how
il is that Dallas sells pure lake Ice at
one cent per pound, and everywhere
else il Is sold ut from two to five cents.
Dallas lives and lots live, satisfied with
reasonable profits and means business,
and has come here to stay That's not
MI she can, win or is doing. Let the
Tyler folks come over aud see if it IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEtsrEE'S SALE-Whereas John Il.
I orh, by his deed OF trust Ateu Drcafu.
utt y 1870 ana recorded in the Office of ma
NoUhlN court Clerk OF Dallas county i'm Vol.
ui'' ~, page Nl-l, diI convey 10 me. a, trus-
zee me following personal property. to-yyit.
'uc Nollnn Seed Hulitr No. H. The said
con tyahce tu the undersigned trustee y,,s
hdu' io secure the payment of a certain,
pI"ih'>suly note, dated December I. i>-r. dra
>.N months nom date, without Interest. Tor
ii'' sum of six hundred dollars i,iaUl. n5va.
o.' 20 the order of b. \. Wells. Of Nr,trSis
A.hutNNtt, ana described in said deed M
.1uN'' anu NhtrenS 'aid Cotton Seed HplIer
WI, after wards sujd by said John D. Yotl, 10
lL4 luT'hlsH by the d Has OH Works.
Emu Us now The property of said Dallas al
NolNN' subject 10 this deed OF truSt. and
"HeItHS, >lii note rs now past due md nm
.Ad' together with accrued interest now
therefore, the undersigned, under tho IrN
VISIONS OF said deed OF trust, will ON NDN.
lAn, 1 ~ 9TH DAY OF JUNE. ls--. he.
tween the hours OF u o'clock a m. ana
% ''u'k ~ IN, or said day, nj the eastern front
Tooi o' tuc courthouse, IN tie city of Dallas.
ieN's, proceed 70 sell the property herein
ue,ti lntd AZ public veudue to the hglrsi
,.uuer l9I ca'h 10 satisfy the debt secured
~ Nali deed OF trust, and the costs aud ex
ptns,s gu executing the same. The original
tnst OF SAM huller was eleven huudfcI dol
lafs; anu same o. rs new AZ date OF sHiI trust
utth' s1id deht being FOR part of the pur.
'n"Se money PHILIP LINDSLEY,
DALLAS, Texas, June Is. Is77.-rdtiiinns5.
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 90

W. deeply sympathito with our good
friends At Lancaster In the disastrous
fire which occurred there the other
dav
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Physicians and Surgeons.

Jno. II, Merton, N, d., Physician md sur
con, uilleo over First Ma tioual Bank. Resi-
ehICH corner san Jacinto aud HRrwoad us,
ttoOtei. t,tjth 80
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimprnvcd prorsrt,. in
every part 81 tie city and Suhurba.' gfso
iaims and farming lands in Dallas, ana
other counties OF Texas.
For rent or lease-knonls, offices, business
Of Dallas. VIZ e-''
special attention paid 20 ahsttact-rg and
pefiecting titles and ostablishing land
claims. aud 10 the collecting OF rent.. mote.
ana accounts; also tn the rendering of p-op.
.ily Ior AMI payment OF taxes. All callrr.
Persons having real estate for rent or saie
are respectfully requested % z i've us atrfsf
The best NJ references given.
,,,. Up. MURPHY &CO.
fru.1-ff HtA'th'
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HOIIAuE-Ou rDy Hl 4H0 rr.ua
y ana kitchen, Apply 10 Hush. q l0ou
tl Elm street, INult H.
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TWENTY-FIVE cFgrs COLUMN


luYl.iur Advertisements NYfltt I.I.rl
iuls column iur Twenty-Five Cents,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-06-01
=. ,. HI. ZEELEN & Co..
Macon Ga and Philadelnhia

Your valuable medicine, SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULATOR. has saved me many doctors bills. use it
for everything it is recommended, and never knew
it to fail have used it in Collie and Gruhbs, with
my mules and horses giving them about half bottle
can Recommend it to every one that has Stock as be-
ing the best medicine known for all complaints that
horse flesh is heir to. E. I. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers of Georgia.
noy1O-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-06-01

ROCERIESl GROCERIESN
|gT NEW STORE.
CHARLES G. WHEAT,
GROCER AND PRODUCE DEALER,
At John B. Hoge's old stand, on Augusta st.
Having resumed my old business, would
respectfully announce to MY friends and the
public that I will keep everything usually
found in
CITY FAMILY GROCERY.
| Ny Stock will be select and complete, en-
| hracinP in part the following.
| SUGARS, COFF,EES, TEAS,
MOLASSES, LARD,
BACON, SALT, LEATHER, dc.
Thanking my friends for their liberal patron
age when in business before, will endeavor,
with good goods at low prices, to give satisfac-
| ton, and by strict attention to business. to
merit renewal of our old business relations.
Vs. All goods delivered free of charge. 50
| Cash paid for Country Produce or taken in
exchar &c for goods. Julyl4-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-06-01

The chea1ec,, Psxresi and Besi Ea1sfZl Y7leai-
cine in Me Wcrla!
1t contains four medical clements never united IN
viz: A gentle Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic, an I'm
exceptonable Alternative and certain Corrective of
attended its use, that it is now regarded as the
Enectssssl Specific
For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen
AS REMEDY IN
Malarious Fevers, Bowel Complaints Dyspepsia,
Mental Depression, Restlessness, Jaundice, Maui
sea. Sick Headache, Colic Constipation and Bill
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-06-01
It has mo Equal.
EsREXE0N.

As there are number of limitations offered to the
public, we would caution the community to buy no
Powders or Prepared SUMMON - LIVER REGU
LATOR, unless in our engraved wrapper, with the
trade mark, stamp and signature unbroken. None
otho 10 raa liaa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-06-01
LANDS FOR SALE

wYERGINIA LAMBS FOR SALE
" OR FOR RENT.-The undersign-
ed has for sale hundreds Of valuable
FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, MILLS,
TIMBERED and MINERAL LANDS.
MINERAL SPRINGS, &c. sc on the
most reasonable terms. To those wishing
to buy, come and see for yourselves, and
to those having properties to sell, if you
can give clear titles and dc not hold your
lands too high, we want to act for you.
We have been in the business ten years,
and never sold bad title Send stamp
or the ''Land ADVERTISER" Piedmont
Land Agency
GordonsvilIe, Va
P. 81 ET. W. FL. II. E4YSN. of
Staunton, Va. will give all the informa-
ton, either in person or by letter, to par
ties desiring to sell or buy VALLEY
LANDS through my Agency.
DAVID D. M. DIGG ES.
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Window shaess !

Large STOCK .gust REgEKx Ed.
OIL SHADES, with Gold Bind, resay made
With fixtures complete Only One Dollar, az
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