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, 1877-09-13
MARIN Il NEWS.


NAUTICAL Ml@FiAjS.
Additional particulars concerning that collision
up tht South Branch. near the Flint Il Thompson
Elevator, Hoadny night, ssero received yestcrday
from nm eJe-~ItncH.. His statement rh1ws that
the tug Subtraction was s,miig down. under rapid
headway, With the barge MiNnrconnr, and the tug
f'sothers was t,onnd up. with thrre cana-boate IN
tow. Iu,t 4. tie tags nearei each other the hatge
sheercl orer toward the canal-boat y. q.
Wright, of Tho tow, md struck her with ereat
force. Considerable confuslon resulted for
q few Minutes, and the informant
was nnnha tn dIsccEn the extent Of the damngr,
hut bcllcvcs the Wright Was injured, And stafes
that ee went m .lcr way soxae.1s tht canal after
tic collision. This statement i given 10 ..ow ths
wiJe difference from that furnished by another In
The scht j. u. Ma,.en isa entered prntc.t at
nunalo an arcount Of heaSy weather extrr!rnccl
On her recent down trip. a part OF her cargo IL
wet
Ti,s Canadian eehr star lost catbeat hnt her
tihlsom guy lsti evening. while being Owed out
uf uc r1ses.
II was the I.oanokc, nul mt tho Antelope, that
he ,rteam-ba12e kefshaw Jumped a4ssinst re.
Gently.
drowned at Musk+gon Tnesdny.
" EI3iatn Watbfngton. fireman on board the prop
Chlnn, va ttnwned on the last tip dnwn.
Tile tchs Franz Sirct, while on Ashtabu1a, WIS
strnek by tho late gale AMI lost her hain1ait aad
three Tbs.
, 1877-09-13


The following were The arrivals and c(caranecs
Eight:
.AsasvAI.-stnrs corona, Saint Joseph. sunircs;
sSsdIe, 2oin @amrbt .n.aakS .ases
s%a ssnd.ie.: ls1sr..de, ssash is.ta. sSnari1s:u %
l. liss1h ssus:tnee sundr'ss: fasortse Msnontnee.
% Ssr; seit Isi}nF,ea "hu IT ;"
ian.ssr: LumSTInan; Mvnss1s: nai!sr aco!a t,.
aMsc:; IlrisilHa iii-Yn, D9neaa Clty iu,Scs: + {.
un,isr; Ellen Wii!ia,n: Mcaoniarr. ianss: r!.net.
uSs4 M;
lle!en. White LsSe, ties.
hi. q :al lid s1nires: ,es Eila Hi.s. w.s
;S s;s & 3i;s, e Ii; Ssis;sS Tss is.J1
bn xheat: senF A1AiAoaIu, Little Lay du Soe. aun-
. a. ~ ID .eh1 - ass r.-fs1 ss'
buffalo. - ~ bu cor schr Thoias Iarsons KInra.
III & co,; M ,s1 ss1sy ;s< seott MoSs Eh
whrati l'fop Ghlna Ilunalo. SO Iris hoar-Eris auj
9;I. y!ass1f , =! 1as. t., s nsyesrp 81. 4 2 T..
tssv, : H. ~ et1 IS os. sss Y s'i IT, ses Ge:
r.; a,s tk az lon: f' s Ind p1S2 n &c; Gf~otM
CAA, .kinR.tou. .Auu bu wheat. snr cnf"ns,
::r 4: 1Es't xtvss IL a.a est : pu 'un4s. ~ssst
eehr re.a Btlie Iuant ~ c"r!s u stone. T,p Ii. W.
l!anclard buffalo, 81 M whtsL ~ hrt. aonr aU
hAK1 t1mthy ase,t TIL sICkt oil cake, and sQhuttek
e,Inr A!Ptna Mnskrson. ~ SrIs porkt l. 80 ~ inr.
r.. wnsf, - 11d "a ~. ,navtc;; prOp q L tsat ssus
~: = Z + As:Gpsf 's ss
srss.t. 1EaS'FS F., y l.G, sexs;
U2fkfT, kilSHtVbs ~ ~ lu NltAl.
, 1877-09-13
MAcOUP!N'S COURTHOUSE.

CARLINyILIE, Sept. H.-Tho lsoard Of SUPER
visor. Of Aauptn County were served to-day
with tnanlAMus lru,n tlie unftclt States Dis
trict Court compelling them 10 levy tax for
court-lIouse purI'osca. THIS Il considered o.
bad faith OH tl.u part Of thu bondholders. who
have Rcn 80 solriious for thu compromise
s'ruEoslttn uf Is ecnt. on tho dollar recently
submitted 10 hc Yntcsl upon A. the Npvetllber
clcrli0n, snd, frunl present indications, thu
rou,prulaise will bc badly defeated, a 1t is do.
uuli,,tstl by tue Cartlnyillo Ueusrfai u propo-
sltl.'n With Too many loop.fo1cs, and unworthy
of 8utputt.
, 1877-09-13

IvoHa fa Acnt 11-It Ia ntsnn c]niron1 ths
+, ~ "'s ,'.s. =. ,..,... ss:.''.,,. ,'.'.
~ ltuo 'saf,i"E is DANGEROUS thing; but'
from the article ot D. a. Wells and your cd1-
torial on ''faxat[on OF Dcbts," we are forced to
thc t1,ntlustnn that urrat kuow)r,,pe Il n]kn
',.s.s.a,,. s T, ,,,.'st,,,., W. .,, .,a.<,.a
oaHscso9s' ~ '!.ue''ulo' 70 w." supPo'0
otu reatcnt OF Chicago, anu oil my possess-
tul,s consist Ut soule suburban property worth
Al .01n and on which INV INK Of sls or eal
Aim, ,an,s m .,rnt al c.,lt.s n.stol mann.
"s t.",''-,, enI soxa - ~ ur.. ~, h,,,,n". -,
iaesoFy' anu says 10 ulc, fut up ouaalh9s ~
an'i so OIL your iand, uad wilt 1eass the whole
Of YOU for utncty.nine years, and pay you au
r., '.ea, wn,,.,. Te..'...t,. :. III,
''su!s,. ,' a'a so ~ koo' tela ~ s"'
eost slono To pas up the oauulnes' nave
friend in Connecticut who has tho money lying
falo In hank. scckiug tnye,tmcnt, or which liz l.
nnv,n,, .ex". Inv IN, ,nn,trr h,.forc lin, ,xith
'"1S 1.,~.,'ast,inr ~ is,rr.,w Ma ,nnm"~' All
u, H., ~.r r.n, mn, ,n.. oa,r.. a,.a
t.r, ~. .no vhoIc ,n0 rho scr1,r,,y iii fo
rui ~, Ie"a,ss Tia nr.,arrty snl ali "iiarnt vii
, 1877-09-13
AN EXPLANATION Of A BlUNDER---PR0F.
DEMARS' STATEMENT.
IN fht EIit5,y VI Tht


CHICAGO, Sept. u.-In yntlr yeetcrtlay's ctt-
ton you lave a "eurrtltenh about all arttcle
had sent ysu week ogo. To sat[sfy you tat
yon weru not "tmposc.l ou III printing it." t1at
IL WIS not "forgcry," und that Prof. pesnars
was true when lie sent II 10 YOU us u translation,
Of an artlels whicl, Was 10 bc Inserted In tho
Coarr,er lie rJHl,u'ts, aud In Justice tu myself, 10
YOU, aud 10 the very ''tlear" friund wl,n gave
yuu the wrong Information you published yea-
tcrtlay, nt1st explain;
lla.l written thn article lu question on Fri
where Nj. ir11Itpre, prnJrEclnr, puhttstles II
every thurslay. spoke +, NY "fricnd" nf
tlIu propticty uf having II III THE TRIBUNE,
nlade translation. sllnwcd u u l,in, aud
Saturday brought !! ~ yon' ar'tl aent 1t ut thu
Now, 4. political editor st the c9.rri<raer ihi.
paIert Was It forgcryl DID fmr',ts aIAu
yua a giving you t,'s article 70 have u rerro.:
dentd aag u ths aIatutiWu co.t,f"ai tn NY
article, but, III speaking Of tile affairs
of Cook County, Gell. l.ca' ID nut TO le blaH,vd
II ho t4n make fit0, ,0Ont of the otlce, LIT him
do II. Thosr to hlalnr arc the County Commits
s!oucrs-the press-ts,e pcuplr.
Whyshunlli ! pout To the utlicc of the County
Clerk more than to The otlleTsf IME TRIBUNE
An,l ali the othcr paIrTs of thc CITY aya repeat.
ellt pl!'llscd oen1s n's I't our County 9ov'
| Your informant gayc You 'corrccuon !"
| which ct,rEccts nutnE.
| must ulso tell yuM why the article did not
appear in tiie CUurier as fI!i'mis. TIE very
.s4gu1 " frIcMi Of sune who ulakrs you call Inu
! furgcr, a liar, tclcgnphel tu Mr. braudprc " 10
| ,snt i'll! ncxt week" TO putttah It. dr. q.
thought it was an understanding bctwecn ut,
and the article WIS not published. tlanks&o tllG
zeal Of my tflcnii who used my confidence anA
friendshp - uDbly.
10 yOu zee, Mr. Editor. you have not to regret
the publication Of thu 1upieaslt,less al our
county officials. TAoF. DEAARs.
, 1877-09-13

Tho Goodrich Company nava d4ctdcd 10 piace
their sttnr ltpcr6 on new f0rtc the coming win.
ter. hho will run once eck.-pGrhapa twice.
and stop at milwaukee, snd ports north Of that aa
far a. Two Kivcrn; thence she will cru4s over the
lake, and land Ut Ludinston and ManIstco, and
proceed down tho cnst shore to tirnnd Haven auu
hlc. When tho Chicago liser waa iniu primitive
muddy and gary condition the Ice did
not accumulate vcf1 Thick ut the month Of The hnr-
Bur but since tho water bcca!nc ceaFe. tho tcc has
lruxeu thcket mud tue steamer ha~ made her dock
at the foot Ut Michigan aycnnc under more DIM
Guilty. Should tho winter be severe. an,hc Ice too
formidable IL break paasuEe from the lake to her
dock, tic Dcpcrc will land at the ontcr part OF The
Nnrti Plat, where the lako IL generally Tree frua
heavy leo.
, 1877-09-13


ronr 1IrnoS. Mich. Sept. 1910 p. .--Down-
Props Commodore, Huron City, Waseriy. Uordun
Campbell, Thomas A. Scott, AnnIC Smith auo con.
aoft, Uavana aud consort, Cusatloga md barccs,
J. =. Fay and con.ort; sehrs tlueen Cty. Bertha
Barnes. F. c. Leighton, Nellie Wilder. Franc,s
Palma, Payetio brown. Sir c. r. Tanstsaubcrzce,
u. II. Keyt, t. Amsdcn, Iris. Jane Belle.
Cp-f'rop4 St. Joscph, Wtss.hckon. Lawrence,
D. 1tichmond, Scwturg, Jasa, Lombard nal cum
sors: schrs 81. Louis, II. j. Webb, Senntor y. e.
Vest. Skylark. Pentwaicf.
Wfnd--Snuthwcas. Weather fne.
Tho bnrvcs lilo Urant!o mad Dubuque, which went
aehlfe recently At Long Point, hnte been stEippcu
anil abandoned ~ \ total 1ors.
The tug William 4. Moon arrived down o-dnY
minus her ruddcr, which HtIc lost on Lake uufun.
, 1877-09-13
LAKE FitEIGIlTS.

Cu1cAao, Sept. 12.-Graln tr.iyhta wcrs rather
quiet, ~ carriers asked stc sdrance carly, which
shtppers would rot conccla. Must of tho engago.
ments wcsu made at Tuesdays rates, OH ths basis
OF 1c for coru " uuffao, 1toom waa taken for
~, OOo bu wheat, III. GOO bu corn, and n. QUO blu
oat.. chartcs: To ltuIaio-i'Eop unetda, wheat
achr j. ". Duans. corn u &c; schrs Fesht,Yo and
Talh1ndcr, corn Al atc, To CollinYwoad-
JOIN Minur, A. stoeheF. and Impartial, corn on y.
O..tlersbusg-schr Aontauk, oats At hic.
The sehE Levi !sawson vets $500 for q cargo Of
powder antt coal from llu'ao 10 iloughtou, aud
Ii Is for Iron ore back to Cleveland.
, 1877-09-13
ERIE,
ERIFs
Sptetai Nfp1teA to 7a& TritanA.

Sptetai MtpdleA to 7A4 TtibsaA.
En.x, "a. SrpL 4. 2.-ArFiva1s-props Annie
Young and Philadelphia, Milwaukee; schr Jas, Il.
M44tcn, buffalo; bark Elixaboth Joncs, Buffalo;
four tow bstgea from, TonawAuda, bound for
Saginaw.
ncpartures-propa Aipcna, Annie Young. Chi.
cs.o; Ar4xes, Saginaw. ..... -.
Tho United Slatrs steamer Michigan IL at buffalo
on her Hrst Trip this season. ~.
Charter.-sehr j. u. Mastcn anu harx Elizabeth
jonts, coal to Chicago At 10 CeneA,
, 1877-09-13
a QUESTION.

~ IN Editor q 7R 1FlElNe.
Lross, H., Sept. ILL have Just read your
editorial lit ycstcsday's TRIBUNE, entitled
"Taxation Of Debts" Would not your tlca,
carried tut to its legitimate on,t. exempt fro'n
taxation ali thu money ownetl In Connecticut, II
u should ho Ioanc'l 10 parties outside Of that
Stutcf Xxx
IT wonld rclcascst from taxation In Conneeti-
cut, anil tnake II subject 10 taxation where It
was 1otAted,-~En1
, 1877-09-13

Last Wednesday organization Of the. Eric
Canal Low Toll Association Of Western New York
wns organized In Dud1o. Tho lion. James
Wadswoftt, In y communication to that body,
urvca that tho friends Of tho Eric Canal, all who
do work on It OF make proat BY It; ali who be-.
lcyo that It's maintenance mud efficiency should
not be joopsrrixeti by eonstitutional rcstretiohs
and TINT the prosperity Of the pcople and tho State
Ii subseryel and Will he sill further promoted bY
continuancs OF the low toll policy, arc invited in
person or BY de1egnte 10 attend convention to bc
held In Syracuse, during the present month. 70
discuss tho subjects scfeired tu. confer together
and devise such ways and t,cans a. shall In tAcis
Judgment bust tend tn promote thc freedom os
e1tninefco mud tbs permanent prosperity Of the
canals and Of th pcopls Of tho St1sa OF Now York.
, 1877-09-13

The yacht Curs, craft that takes rank In ths
assi- -cEsas, and which wax 5reeatly purchased by
Capt. 4. a. Muugrr, Of this city. has arslrcd IN
port, and Is now anchored In the lsse hasiu, op-
posite she Government pier. sl1 ID vessel wiki
excellent lines. and tsats tr,n. raklsh appear.
Aucs, that denutes fast satn: qualities !st cabin
Capt. pu4scy commands the Cora, and will anil
her In tns Chicago Yacht Club cFulAc, which will
soon taka place.
, 1877-09-13

.at fro.s, Buffalo 10 Cleveland At &c pc. hrl ::
Fl"rtwtng, rE..tron to Ilctro!t At Anc;
free in and OUT NeApfnn. coal to Tolcdn at eoe,
steamer. '1N br!~ falt n HERMIT At 4c; 3. A.
Nnn'. rnsl hcnre to Dulnth At TIC.
CLEARANCE -frnp Jnpan. MIwank"e md Chfra-
60, f,FM btla salt; srllr. 4. T.. Wilhnr, Cleveland
]. Hs] tpnA ruirbar. lUo tons rays 80 tons nj
z! hloe !. rn1rna; N. s. Baenn, Chicago; A. Cobb,
EeEauaht,
, 1877-09-13


The Milwaukee Ifiteontta Of last evening Il re-
s,nn"th1c for the snnexri: Capt. fuung. Of the
schr Japan, starte1 ont Thnr'day fran Maniatcc
far ChiesRo with cargo OF lumber. his wife NC
companyinE him upon tho the trip, After heing
out 9bont an hour he Rsfuck 4 hcasy ''a1uall u
p-rtuasEon) which indeed bin, to rtturp and seek
shelter Ut Aaptttee.
, 1877-09-13
A GENEROUS TESTIMONIAL.

Capt. Jauses 0ibson, Of tbs prop Fountain City,
has bten made tho recipient uf aa elegant silver
tea service, bJ Laks Erie ComIuaadcry Kixhts
Tsmplst, At Buffalo. Tue prrsrpt was token OF
shs appreciation " the Knights fvs the kind snd
geaefou. hospitality shown them br Gspt. Gibson
during thtis recent pilssimaxs tu Cleveland. Oh
wa'eh occasion thsJ made thu Fountain City their
hradauaftxr&
, 1877-09-13

BUFFALO, Sept. G.-Cha1ter+-Schu Eeastu4
Cosnln3 aud janice Caudce, coal from Buaalo to
Chicago 81 30c; J, ". Porter, soil ~ C!eTs1aud At
4e: u. 1ones, IL. ". Sage, and }. U. Nasteu, coal
HQm kds 10 Gblcsgo u 4Us kIk ton. j. ". Po1ssE<
, 1877-09-13

'Hpsetal DfspafcA Ia 7nr TFfbttne.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 11.-Chaytcrs, rehr E. n.
Davidson, wheat to Kingston It Hc; to DuGslo,
scht Lone Htar, wheat, 4Hc; to osvteo, schrs
cornanche and JOHN Wesley, wheat, 1sfc; TO Or.
dchshufs. prop fiArIen City, wheat, through rate
aggregate. HI. 00Q hu.
, 1877-09-13

- With thc f;ufrricnt ran Ii, cheated uM,!rr
It's ut~ rat.f,n, uu tn 1lt1st gat. the imperative
ncrehsity ftr a,, i:.tl,e,!fa'c tlsanyr.
, 1877-09-13
ALLEN ACADEMY,

~ and it1 Twenty .econd.tt.. near htchtsan.nv.,
Chicago. MoHt elegant End thorough equipped Hoy1
Sehoo in tic rntt*si stats. FiYe hepattuicntsFr-
MsrJ Preparatory Classical. CAmn,e.c Polytechnic
FIFTEEN experienced Pf0ftzsnrs and Instructors tnd-
!Ldqs' instIuetson 10 slon 70 eass drtli Location
IN the finest TestttnCe district 0? the cl{y (}ox IhrL
ting plsees nraf the School few pups received into
tlr family 9t thc President, All Departments VIII hs
Ladies who hare graduated frnm Other school, can puE
sue Sost- Gta4nAts ruIrse 10 this Institution.
1kA ". ALLEN. IL. .. l!..h!rnt
LIB
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18

Mr.. II. H. BaracO, OF New Orleans,
has opened boot and shoe store on
Elm street, next to Messrs. Scheoll-
koh " Doelling's. If Mr.. Baranco
succeeds (of which we have no doubt
In rendering himself as popular with
the citizens Of Dallas and vicinity M
did his late lamented father in the
coast trade of Louisiana, his success il
an assured fact. Mr.. Baranco comes
to cast his lot with w, and let the cti-
Sens OF Dallas extend to him II cordial
welcome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
The New CHINA Store.


Considerable anxiety was felt in the
city, yesterday and last night, on an
count OF the news that u fearful storm
had visited Galveston. 1t IL feared
that that city has been struck by u
storm similar TO the one that visited
lndian0la and Galveston in Septem
Der, 1875. That the storm was one of
unusual severity there can DO no doubt,
~ no trains had reached Houston yes
terday from Galveston, and the tele-
graph wires were down. An engine
was sent from Houston to Galveston
yesterday morning, but could not
reach the latter city, finding the water
over the track one mile west of the
trestle work, and the wires submerg-
ed. The north end of this trestle work
is about seven miles from Galveston.
Further news OF the storm will be
found In dispatch from Houston, In
our telegrapkic columns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
The New Ubina store.
An InIignnnI TrnInn.

Sunday night Waterman Dlckey, at
the Central freight depot, found q
tramp in IA car, which was loaded with
fruits and vegetables, Mr.. Dickey
marched the vag. to the calaboose.
On the way down the tramp bewailed
his luck in no gentle terms, stating
that he was ordered away from Deni-
son, had to leave at Sherman on ac-
count of the authorities, and now that
he had reached Dallas, thought ii very
hard that he should be arrested for
breaking into car and taking few
(?) apples. The vagabond never once
thought of the idea of going to work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut. TT.

B. Meyer will take any kind OF
valuables In pawn,-tf
F. Fendrich's Is the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to.
bacco. If
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than st. Louis prices.-tL
F. Fendrich's Is the only house that
sells the Gravely acknowledgements
B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
atv cry low figures.-tf
r. Fendrich's Is the only house that
has the Game Cock smoking tobacco.
Il
-Ifyou want to buy family car.
rage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-tf
IF. Fendrich's is the only house
where you will find a large assortment
OF meerschaum and brler wood pipes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
- - -
he New China store.
An UnruIy Customer.

Early yesterday morning Officer
Clements arrested young man from
Arkansas, named 9. p. McGrail, for
disorderly conduct. The officer brought
his prisoner to the recorders office
while court was in session. McGrail
gave bond and was released. Later in
the day-about noon--he was rearrest.
ed by Officer Sheehan, for dlsorderly
conduct and throwing stone at DR..
Cole, of the National hotel. Officer
Sheehan had great difficulty in getting
his prisoner to the lookup. Before
doing 30 he had to summon assistance,
and placed the prisoner in Il spring
wagon, when he was hauled To the
calaboOse, Officer Sheehan and Others
holding him in the wagon. McGrails
case comes up this morning for trial
before the recorder
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
ICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Is.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The Btonewall Greys drill toSnight'
The city council meets In regular
session tonight.
Sunday and Sunday night passed
of without any disturbance at the beel
gardens.
Recorder Peak being still unwell
Mayor Cabell held the city court yes
terday.
Yesterday was only fair business
day, though considerable cotton was
brought TO town.
If you mean business, then attend
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton this evening at the hall-minls-
ters ana all,
The Day ofAtonement not ending
Till q p, M, yesterday, many of the bu.
sincss houses of our Jewish merchants
were closed ill that hour.
"A post with n sign on IL to warn
travellers Of the dangers they may ok.
peet Is stuck In n mud hole ON Austin
street, near Adams ~ Leonard's bank.
AN entire change Of programme
at Thompson's variety theatre this
week. The performances every night
will conclude with j. d. Rowley's new
piece, "Such il Life"
We suggest to the city marshal,
that when recaptured, he try the vir-
tue Of bali and chain on the prison
ers who run away from the street gang.
Guards are expensive to the city.
Saturday night last Thomas Chill
dress, deputy sheriff from Milan
county, was badly beaten by Jack
Hogan, n hack driver, aud Haywood,
bar>keePer at the "l,ady Gay" saloon.
A well-known newspaper man be.
came involved in q difficulty on Main
street yesterday. Getting his oppo.
nenes head in "chancery," the faber-
shower proceeded to inllict thereon
humping. Score one for "us.u
The members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association are earnestly re-
quested to attend the meeting this
evening" at their hall at 5 O'Clock, as
business Of importance is before the
association. BY order of the president.
Yesterday was cool and pleasant.
In the forenoon rain Threatened, but
IN the afternoon il cleared Off beauti. |
fully Good weather for cOtton.pck- |
ing. We suggest to the oilers about
the city that they go out into the coun.
try and try their hands at getting out
the staple.
Manager Elkin il having the opera
house reprinted inside, ana cleaned
up. Mr.. j. ]. Cox will have charge
during the absence of Mr.. Elkiu, who
will necessarily he absent good part
OF the season, playing companies in
different towns and cities throughout
the state.
Yesterday morning while Mr..
Jessie Nicely and wife were gathering
plumbs near Longs lake, about two
miles from the city, Mrs. Medley was
bitten on the finger by small ground
rattle snake. The finger swelled rap.
idly from the wound. As soon rs pos.
sible Mrs. Medley was broubt to the |
drug store of Gayle u Bright, in this
city, where DIR. Gibbs applied reme-
dies for her relief. The snake was
dispatched by Mr.. Medley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18
The Dallas Conee and spice Mills com
nnnN

For the convenience of their city
customers, they will call once week
at the doors Of those who desire II, and
furnish them with fresh roasted and
ground coffee, fresh made Texas
baking powder, Texas yeast cakes and
fresh and pure ground spices, all at
lower rates than any other party not
selling their goods. Call and give
them your name and location, or drop
postaicard aud giving same, TO box
go, and the delivery will promptly
call each week-take your order aud
deliver goods. Remember they manu-.
faeture and prepare their own goods.
and guarantee satisfaction. s-l6.im.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-18

John Il. Meyer has removed his
stock Of groceries, western produce,
liquors and tobacco, from 2lS Main
street to 5Ol Elm street, ]. II. Robeson
Il Co.'s old stand, where he may be
found ready to attend to the wants Of
ali his old friends, and as many new
ones as may apply.-tf
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Reed a Lafhrop,

We direct especial attention to the
new advertisement Of the above ster.
ling house. Their stock OF stationery
OF all kinds is kept up fully TO the de.
mands of this.market, while the stock
Of books, fancy goods, ETC., etc., is al.
ways large. We commend them TO
our friends throughout North Texas.
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information wanted

A. j. Forston, residing three miles
from Ennis, makes inquiries AZ to the
whereabouts Of his son, George WASH
ington Forston, who was In Dallas in
November last. The missing youth is
seventeen years Of age, has black hair
and eyes, and OF rather dark complex
ion. Mr., FOrston writes that he will
pay liberal reward for information
that will find his son.
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EaFRne0.

John Gallagher escaped from the
street force last night just as they
reached the calaboose. Gallagher was
fined In the recorders court, ia the
forenoon, five dollars and cost, amount.
ing to about twelve dollars. He was
put to work in the afternoon, and
when the force returned at night, ran
around the corner Of the lookup, and
mas not been seen since. This Is hIs
second exploit Of this character.
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There will bo moonlight picnic at
the residence Of Mrs, Roberts, on Syoa-
more street, near the Baptist church,
this evening, September Is, under the
auspices OF the ladies Of the Baptist
church, for the benefit Of the church
Lemonade, cake and leo cream will
be dispensed by the young ladies OF
the church at reasonable rates. Every
body expected.
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Fell from n Ladder.

Late yesterday afternoon work.
man for Harry Brothers, who are put.
ting up the cornice at the new store of
Blake, Jenkins & Co., fell from
ladder, and was severely though not
seriously injured. We did not learn
his name.
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No Suggestion Of Ar,,ae,.,,,x

No Suggestion Of ArtiieiaIIty
Is conveyed by the Establishments of
Goursud's Olympian cream. Its
adornment is the very counterpart Of
nature. Unique in appearance and
composition. Trial bottles twenty. five
cents. Conner u Walker, agents.
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AT Odd-Fellows' hall, this week,
Wednesday and Thursday, Pros
lessor Van Horn, the phrenologist,
will read minds, an tests of the most
difficult character given. Sept. Is q.
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An Invaluable Benu,,lep

"The Kitchen Chrystal Soap" with
out which the greatest domestic beau
ty, clean house, with clean house.
hold utensils, can never be obtained.
1t will remove every trace OF dirt
from knives, tiuware, etc.