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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-02
Lrc,uro on Ino UruciGNIOn ANA Ihe
jews

Jew"
Rev. Dr. r. Il. M Browne dellVefeu
his lecture on the "CiuclilAi"h anu
the jews" On Tuesday evening ut lur-
ncr Hall, before an audience OF about
Two hundred persons, composed OF
select aud refined class Of people, rep
resedllng nearly every oehonihah
VI Religious inith III the cltS OI H"us'
lon. We noticed amOhB the ministers
present, Rev. j }. Clemens, OF the
Episcopal Church, Kew Horace Nlhrh,
Of the Baptist Church, RrV. j. L.
Meyer, of the Temple Beth Israel
Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson, Rev tdlhef
j. QuerHi, Of the ChuTch OF
the AnnunciatiJn, ltev. Rather Blum,
OF Inu Church OF 81. Niuceni,and
nu nUer OF wcll'knowu lHymeh De-
lon sing 10 the different Protestant and
Ua.nollc churches The lecture was,
~ its title imports, OF rather serious
nature as well II dell2ale subject |"
handle, tut the orator displayed suih
powers If elOquence, and mastered the
ielicale points with such exquisite
tact, coupled with Tearrhes OF such Il
profound aud erudite character, that
his audience were held spell bound for
Two hours, amt yet Outing thal
whole time not word was
uttered, or "a sentiment expressed, that
gave the lighlest offence 10 the most
orthodox Christian nearer On the
contrary, his idea of Jesus Of Nazareth
the Jewish conception Of Christ
vas OF the MODEST and grandest type
of divine goodness aud elevated moral
| tty. he took the gospel OF the Evan
selists and proved by analysis and ar
Sument that the Jews did not cruelty
Jesus. He proved that the JlriSpru'
ience OF tho Mosaic people required
hat II man tried tor his life could not
~ any means he convicted uudtr
our dayS' time consumed In the trial
before seveuty.one Judges composing
the Beth Dis" (Hall OF Judgment
ueither could the beth Din" ADJOURN
except from one day to the next; nor
we're they permitted to begin their SEES
slons on Friday, or ON the day before
the Feasts or Holy days, as In that
event the Sabbath or the feasts wou'd
interfere with their si,tings, which
was against the law. He recited the
manner OF proceeding At the trial, and
the modes of capital punishment laic
down In the criminal laws OF thu
ancient Jews, which were ston
ing, burning, strangulation and de
rapitation. Crucitixtiou was not only
unknown to them, uut there is not I
WORD In the Hebrew language tina
stands for the words cross or cruciilx
ION. Aud yet, he adds, we are al
told that Jesus was tried Tor MS INC
wi'n ,, tl'a spa'e W. 49, h.S va,hi", ~ -
Jo win IN convicted nnd sutttre,
death Oh the cross on Friday, aud dur
ing the Feast ~ the Passover. IN
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An acquIsitve African, dwelling In
the sylvan retreat Of Stringlown, went
to dance on Christmas eve, and ap
proprlated the urple beIor ging to a
neighbor. Tue latter finding 1t out,
called on the former Mt her residence,
on yesterday afternoon, aud said those
robes must be replaced 10 an hour or
she'd find trouble ut the Mayors
Court. The clothes were returned, and
in two String own shanties there was
II happy new year
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DALLAS, January !, 1877

DALLhbI JHuutTy ~ 1914
70 tho Editor Of the Herald;
The construction Of the Dallas and
Wichita being secured, ! will now un
dertnke to stcurc the construction Of
the Dallas, Palestine and Southwest
rrn Railway, II the gentlemen having
control OF the charter will place me In
poaitiou to do 80. Before capitalists
san be induced to invest in Il new rail-
road enterprise, surveys must be made,
showing the route and cost OF the
roud aud donations, subscriptions ami
right Of way he obtained. This re-
uuircs great deal NJ work and the ex-
pcnditure of considerable money. This
preliminary work should he drne at
once. win the gentlemen IN charge
do it themselves, or withdraw In favor
NJ those who will? The construction
Of the road heiug matter OF publ,
Interest and commercial necessity, the
proposition TO secure 1t requires ne
apology. Id, W. CALDER
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\ ard.

Again the rumor spreads that some
years ago our house compromised Tor
it's Indebtedness, and again We Will
say TINT it ism Infamous lie ana we
viii herewith make two propositions:
Firstly We will pay one thousand
dollars to any one who will trace this
rumor to its author.
Srcondly--We will pay one thousand
dollars to any one who viii prove that
We, or any one of W., have Mt any
time settled for less than one hundred
ceuts on the dollar, or asked one hour
of extension. SANGER BROS.
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Mrs Bath wishes respectfully to no
NY her old and new customers and LADY,
friends in general, that she has resum.
cd her dressmaking business In the
Howe Machine 0flics, sos Main street,
where cheapness Ms we'll as elegance ia
an object, Ladies would do well to call
on Mrs; D. before purchasing elsew here.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Animal IneoIiun.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Exchange Bank will be-
held at the office OF said bank at
o'clock p NJ, on Tuesday, the SOth day
of January, 1877, Tor the purpose OF
electing officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other bust.
ness that should properly come before
said meeting, o.w swlSx
Cashier.
Dallas, Texas. Dec, 30, 1876. dec3l I'm
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BrigadIer General Louis a, .lrmSteao,
(brevetrd Major Tor his bravery IN the
Mexican wur,) Confederate States
nrmy, who fell on the enemy'S
works, sword in hand, at the battle OF
Gettysburg.
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Remember that pipes are sold IN re-
tail at Wholesale prices ut Theodore
Reinecke's, 500 Main street; also du
plicate OF his well known stock OF
cigars one door east of Thompson's
Theatre.
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Don't Forget IL.

The bankrupt stock at j. G. Booth h
Co., must be closed out In few days,
to make room for another large stock
enroute. Big bargains at priva.e sale
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Stockholders' We, ting,

U'LLNNi IEAAsI DtVtWber y, lt1U.
There will be q meeting of the stock.
holders of the FIRST National Bank Of
Dallas Texas ut its banking house in
this city on Tuesday, tho 9th day OF
january, 1877 for the purpose Of elect
Ing Board oil Directors for the ensuing
year,
40 -I..LA IA
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scevn's Piano ware Rooms.

At 5O4 Main street you can purchase
tirst-class piano or organ at lower
prices than they have ever been offer
ed to the public. All Instruments
fully warranted for five years. lw.
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by them, and All spectacle weareIs
should provide themselves ut orcei
this offers rare opportunity ONCE
at Atkinson h Alsted's Je~elry DEPART
ment, COS Main street.
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Owing to the removal Of Mr.. j. S
Jackpon, some of the public are under
the impression that am moving also
| herewith state that shall remain at
my old stand, 70I Elm street, and wish
all my old patrons and the public in
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Wotob "a ,iy or N nd In,valnr I'M nj N, Al reat
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Dallas, Texas, Dec. 80, 1876. deco
SlrRypl,

One bay mare Pony, Q years old, IA
hands high, branded D, s. on right
shoulder. A suitable reward will be
paid for delivery Of same to the under.
signed at the Freight Depot, II Il 7. c..
ny, GEO W, GAINES.
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Solitaire and cluster ear rings, pins,
rings, and II general assortment of fine
diamond goods, just received by j
Knepny II Son, GA Main street. tt
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The Instantaneous and infalliblt
remedy for Neuralgia at Hoskins Il
Howells drug stora. Al.
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solid silver.

BE sure and see those beautiful cases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mOther-in'law
at J. NJ. Orsm's, 500 Main street.-tf
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"The House ,Cith Spectac'es"-the
greatest Uhild's book OF the seasonal
Reed Il LathrOp's. TT.
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20 Rp.AuSsPAUan, Cashier,
For the isOIitiavs.

You will find it to your interest be.
tore selecting your Christmas present,
to hrst call at 7O4 Elm street, and exam.
inc IL. Lsnges stock of iewelry, Inn
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FunernI notice.

The funeral OF the Rev. 5 d. DaVen-
port, Dean OF -, Matthews Cathedral,
will take place tins morning at the
church at IL O'clock
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at the great bargains they get at J. @
Booth Il Co.'S 4U3 Main street. I'D.
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]. y. MURPHY,
trustee under hrsl trust deed.

n, Trustee under second rust deed
Dallas Texas, Decemb r. 10, 1875.
Tue above described properly is tho real
estate machinery. etc, known rs tbs Loner,
Ran y Murray foundry, near old cotton CON.
press The Houston and Texas Central rail
way passes next 10 Its hou idary line, In
10, NATION as to tile, and terms upon which
pre- erly can be bought, II purchns d b,
htlnors OF notes, can be had at this rfilce.
PhlLit LlNDsLEN's LAW UFFI' L,
oot Elm street, up stairs, Dali ~, Texas,
declS.tues.4t
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ueIiOu.
L.OOk Here

II you want cheap goods, call at w
A. Jones', 400 Elm street. TT.
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REV austhIlstmsall.

ATIrNAl HOTEL, Snea. & WIN, mo-
y prietors, Pacific Aveuue, opposite ca
Elevator. iva
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

Are determined that the Housewife shall not be
counted ont. dur line Of CARPETS embraces every
qualify and description, and at prices recommend
Ing them as
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

Purchased at the factories it'll cash In hand, Our
stock OfCLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES and HATS
can NOT be undersOld In the Southwest. As
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Christmas Presents

What appropriate for Father. Son and Brother
ihan an QUIT useful as well as amental? these
days Of Returning Boards
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

Invite the attention of CLOSE BUYERS to their
immense stock Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, which were PURCHASED for CASH.
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Holida y Presents

In thsline are what the people These hard times
and lno where can BETTER BARGAINS be got
than
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oetween the hours of ten O'Clock In the fore.
noon aud four o'clock In tho af emo IN o.
san uNS, NJ the eastern. front door OF The
courthouse, IN The city OF Dallas, proceed In
aeii the property above described at pub
lie auction 10 the high 81 bid er, for cash
Tor the purpose OF paying 81 Id thror unpaid
note', with tle interest thereon, together
WIN me costs and expenoes OF executing
these said trusts.
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New Years Presents

City and country merchants invited TO examine
our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Remember the
place. ,.' Z o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-05-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the "Joint Standing
IN Committee on Laying out New Streets" to
whom was referred the petition the cyerseers OF
the Poor praying that that part OF Weymouth street,
from Portland street to the creek (sOcalle be dis
continued, will meet on Portland street at junction
OF Weymouth, on Friday, June st, A d., 1877, at
O'Clock p m, to hear all parties interested and then
determine and adjudge whether public convenience
requires such discontnuance, and if they should
adudge, will then and there discontinue that part of
Weymouth street, and fix damages as required by
law.
Also, on petition of c. A. Donnen and others
praying that new street be laid out from north
westerly side OF Ellsworth street, the souther-
ly end thereof, said committee will meet at juno
ton of Ellsworth and Hill street, on Friday, June
LIST. 1877, at O'Clock p. m, to hear all parties
interested, and then determine and adjudge whether
public convenience requires that said new street
should be laid out, and if they should so adjudge,
will then and there lay out said street, and fix the
damages as required by law
Also, on petition of George j. Abbott praying that
street be land out through land of heirs of the
late Nicholas Emery, from Emery street to May
street parallel with Danforth str eet go feet wide
said committee will meet on Emery street on Friday
June l. 1871, at o'clock p. m, to hear all parties
convenience requires that said street should be
laid out, and If they should so adjudge will then and
there lay out said street, and fix the damages as
required by law.
Also, on petition of Frank Simond that a part of
Federal street on the northwest side thereof from
India street to Hancock street be discontinued said
committee will meet at junction OF India and
Federal streets on Saturday, June 2, 1877, at 4
o'clock p. to hear all parties interested and then
determine and adjudge if public convenience
discontinued, and if they should SO adjudge will
then and there discontinue that part of Federal
street, and fix the damages as required by law.
JAMES IA Nj B z. aAsELrrNE. Committee
ISAAC ID. CUSHMAN, on Laying out
ALBERT SMITH,
SUMNER LIBBY, New Streets
GEORGE II. COYLE.
my25 DIST
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The PHARMACY COMMISSION Com
missioners Of Pharmacy held their third meet
ing for the registration and certifcation of
apothecaries in Bangor, at the Bangor House,
Tuesday, May 22d, at 8 o'clock a. NJ. Certifi-
Gates were ordered upon 36 applications, includ-
ing examinations, and examinations were
ordered for the next meeting upon as many
applications. The Commissioners, with every
desire to crafty the feelings and wishes of
applicants, find it necessary to subject every
applicant to rigid scrutiny, and to weigh
carefully all circumstances having bearing on
each individual case, lest they may on one hand
work injustice to deserving applicant, or on
the other admit to registration a candidate
upon whom it would be undesirable to confer
such distinction. This is rather difficult
and delicate task, and it is hoped that this con-
sderation will relieve the Commissioners of the
imputation of any, Intentional wrong in the
minds of those who feel in any way aggrieved
by their action. The Commission was ad-
journed Wednesday morning. to meet in Port
land July 10th at 10 a. m. at the Falmouth
Hotel, unless notice to the contrary should for
any reason be given. The Commissioners
gratefully acknowledge the courtesy and atten.
ton of Messrs. H. Baker & Co. the proprietors
of the Bangor House, and the commodious and
comfortable apartments furnished for their
accommodation.
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The Preble House has been put in excellent
condition for the large summer travel which 1t
is sure to have
Capt. Charles q. Chase has secured the
steamer Charles Houghton and will run her as
an Island steamer this summer.
A number of fast horses are alreal y in the
stables at Presumpscot Park, and when the
track dries up they will commence training for
the trotting season.
Hon. f. N. Dow last evening entertained
large number of visiting Good Templars. at the
residence of his father, Gen. Dow, in most
elegant and sumptuous manner.
A train Of As cars has arrived here from the
West, via the Grand Trunk road, loaded with
wheat in bulk, to be shipped through the ele-
vator to Europe in a Belgian bark.
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FALSE IMPRESSION

1t is generally supposed by certain class of citi-
zens who are not practical experienced that Dys.
pepsa not invariably be cured but we are pleas
ed to say that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has never,
to knowledge failed to Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, Sick Headache paptation Of the Heart,
low spirits, &C., &c. Out of 10000 dozen bottles
sold last year, not single failure was reported but
thousands Of complimentary letters received from
Druggists of wonderful cures. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular Size Is cents. For sale by your Druggists.
sept20 deom1y
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MISS MARsH's THEATRE.-There was very
good audience at the theatre last evening, and
the beautiful play of eileen Oge'' was given
with much spirit and to the evident satisfaction
of all. The fine music, beautiful scenery, and
striking incidents are sure to attract the favor
able attention of all. The piece will be contin
ued until further notice.
Next Wednesday evening Mr. Rich, the pop.
ular Treasurer of the theatre, is to have ben.
eft 1t will of course be great success.
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The Bow, N. H., MURDERER Flanders,
the boy who shot his father and mother at
Bow, N. H., Wednesday, was born in Bridgton
in this state. His father died in Palmyra His
mothers maiden name was Mary E. Wade, and
she was born at Mt Desert. 1t is doubtful
whether Flanders was defending his mother as
he contends, or she endeavoring to prevent
trouble between him and his step-father, when
the shooting occurred.
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STATE NEWS.


ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
1865 children attend the public schools in
Lewiston.
Prof Charles S. Hilton of Auburn, walked
tig hit rope across Main street in Pittsfield the
other evening, from the second story window of
DinsmOre's shoe shop to the uppermost win
dow of the Lenney House. Mr. Hilton is the
man who crossed the Lewiston Falls on a tig hit
rope few years ago.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The new machine for mining at the bottom
of rivers, invented by Mr.. David Moore of Wa
tervlle, is in full operation in Feather river,
CAL
Peter Dunn aged 81 the Oldest resident of
Mount Vernon, died May 49,
The Governor and Council were in session
Wednesday, being engaged almost wholly on
routine business. The Attorney General was
instructed to proceed at once against the At.
lantc & st. Lawrence railroad, and the Dexter
g. Newport road, for the collection of the st ate
tax.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
Parties interested in building narrow gauge
railway from Dexter 10 Monson. held meet
ing in Guilford Tuesday. Dr.. S. Mudgett of
Dexter was chosen President, and j. f.
Sprague, Esq. of Abbott village Secretary.
Speeches, were made by Hon. s A. PattenD,
Wade of Sangerville, D. R. Straw, Esq. of
Guilford, and others. L. G. Flint, VIM. Paine
and Dr. r. Straw were appointed a committee
to confer with the M. G. r. r. Co. Voted to
meet again in two weeks at Bradman's Hall in
Abbot village.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The body of a man was found in the water
near Parker's Head, Tuesday. The dress was
that Of a sailor having sailors knife sheath
about him 1t was badly decomposed, the face
entirely gone, and it was evident that it was
the same man that was drowned from one of
the ice vessels loading at Parker's Head in
February last Under these circumstances the
authorities of Phipsburg considered further in
vestigation unnecessary. and had the body in
tered.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
A tramp, who has been prowling around
Mercer for the last two or three weeks, recently
eloped with the daughter of Mr.. Joseph Tay-
lor of that town. AT last accounts the sheriff
was in pursuit.
The Fairfield Chronicle says that Inman, the
temperance lecturer, has skedaddled from Nor
ridgewock, carrying away his companions
watch through mistake, and also forgetting to
pay some of his board bills.
WALDO COUNTY.
Tue Belfast Trottng Association will hold
their spring meeting in Belfast, June goth and
21st.
The cars on the Belfast branch of the Maine
Central Railroad, have been equipped with the
air brakes and the Miller platform.
The house, ell and barn of Allen Simmons
of Waldo, were entirely consumed by fire on
Saturday of last week. Some stock in the
barn was burned The fire originated from the
chimney. Loss about $500; insured for $780,
YORK COUNTY.
The Riddeford boys, Smith and Abbott, have
returned. Smith denied that he had his BROTH
er's money, but finally owned up and disclosed
where he had concealed it. 1t was found all
right.
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lady in Sidney, hard working woman,
and an industrious breeder of poultry, recently
met with sad misbap. Her husband brought
into the house, probably for use and sale, a
quantity Of Intoxicating liquor. 1t suddenly
disappeared, and the man suspecting that his
wife had hand in its destruction, spit his
spite out on the poor woman by Strengthening
twelve of her best hens.
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THE NEW PLAN-F. G. Patterson advertises
another house for sale for small sum down,
balance ia monthly nstallments. Mr. Pat.er-
son reports that he has sold two houses on
this plan, and the result is that one of the
parties now owns his place and the other will
have his paid for in few months
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u. q. District Court,

BEfUhE JUDGE FOX.
THURsDAY.-Moses G. Palmer, libellant, vs.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Company. For damages
to sewing machine, in transporting the same from
Liverpool, England, to Portland, in steamer Mora
Wan in March last. Amount claimed seventy-fve
dollars. Decision reserved
S. c. Strout-E. S. Redlon.
j. & It. M. Rand
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LEAvTT & DAVIS have just received new
line of slippers for the ladies. They have all
the latest styles to be worn this summer, in.
Guiding the high heels.
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BREAKING AND ENTERING.-Thej coal Office
of James E. Baker on Commercial street was
broken into last evening, but from appearances
the thieves were frightened and left without
disturbing any property.
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Music HALL.-The Forest Dramatic Club
will appear at Music Hall Tuesday evening
next and will play "Faint Heart Never Won
Fair Lady, and the comedy of "Our's" TIE
Friday
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A SACo EXCURsIoN.-John Sullivan and a
boon companion from Saco drove into town last
evening, and in some way became intoxicated.
In turning the corner of Park and Commercial
streets the carriage was capsized and both
thrown out. The horse ran away, smashing up
the carriage, and was finally caught on New
High street by Officer Harris, who took him to
stable Sullivan was afterwards found and
taken to the station and locked up. Officer
jackson found the robes from the carriage and
took care of them.
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The best unlaundred shirt ever sold in this
city can be found at w. f. Studley's, under
Falmouth Hotel, at the low price of 81 cents
each. my23 3t