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- oSICE r. aEHt.HT GINE~. IBAT. ~
- nrssr4aura " o. - tflsr "a fi4.. r.1ll Ir
cnurt OF hsilas cnaufF, luacH co. taa : =.
instant. az earrf on ~iii o. h-if 81
NAflkhAE, flInifl . 81. a n Iss1
ui Dock mai a. tas4 culstg. frl Essr 81 Csc
o. nffprlEtu4ug, - abe Nuicc % no qla.!Isd
vptern 81 t.sa ful1 vision 81 aisi7 county az
-crlora below. Hlstl4s. halss sf.s.l - t..r-
instisa - rau al large a. sait .uf.lflgis luu f.
me same being efnbrared vlfhin fna r,lfioa /.
iBs iifnlts, tp-gtts ccInt1eEcl o. - = peint
ga The Texas and Pacific TallFf.a4 ofi the
npftl tDSlc- fuuuing along fhr wet lane
~ snid county 20 - II ga Fish arseE .
tneuoe easf lu a dlrect line 10 - E.aHr IN
.iouuflln c-ccki thence srth n n direct
Tine 70 The Texas and Pacific railroad GA th-
uorfh. themes 10 thr plsc- OF iso-isstlfa
en- 7Tscing a. area % nVe miles ss,rfle u y q
- Lees. said order rf Election hsxinr n-sca.
Inafe uPna the pciitiel Of twenty anti fnorr
frss'ho-tlers. iiy.ps Ia said suDfigi.Isf 49,
lag ies she cuGctfneut q q =. i~k law. under
chapter ninety-~ight ~ 10. General Iay-s III
Texas. passed ~ the fifterutu I<-zlSl.tufs'.
aid Robert JOra IA, J. ~. Pfatbsr and Mi.
iisE kred we're designated hy the oJaft -
hell said election.
Atias.; A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
B. ". n. ThsckeE. DEPUTY.
- fFltsiftA
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We uotise thai sevcrsl papsts ia the
aiats are cifeulniins rspors that n
large ru'a ~ Of h1,lef ia ualles are
un'rcuplet snd iar ruaL This d not
tfae on De Copieasg there Is nos s
s'ossroou', taai sssfs a@ass %, Va.
caut Ia tho tssluesa pss;ian ~ TIE
eity. Every tsi % spsse "a utilized,
there nos bsiog lot upan which there
= not aeric,lilHiai implens9ts. farm
machinery and other goods.
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- Rt-Hs'-tph 49, tAtFltIo. tsl.
Eelse f1F Circular OF Trial Trips.
8 3an zi,-si.xy,sf1
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n.r.nar Harasne In France.

A story is current now in Frane.
that ex-Msrsbai Bazaine has recently
been seen in France. at Igor z, where
be 10 said TO have visited The old .nipe-
rial project of police, Pssre. who is iys
ing III In that city. This story, Ii true,
which seems 10 he rather doubtful.
would seem 10 Indicate toleranly an
dsciaus disposition TO plot for power
ON the para OF the jn.persalis.g.
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DANES Cruichaedi calored, while
diseing q we'll alr 80. rhouas. came
aeroas g rraw-asb tNeote-f3ur feet nn-
der srsgud, alive ans ln good opudl-
tion, and d. has aln, now iu his poe
session. lie says he bss followed
them f0r,y i've ieet aaa tlis IL The ilrst
timc he has has succeedsI a. caicbine
ofu. lie follows the crag ism haics
N searching Tor vstpr.
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sraaA s-.ayG

IL ts eai4ia.a .. SIS Talks
are answered yiless +ssai34es aItt hsye
su9aii .Fs.sa6s ~ lfs fhe
Sb.eE~et isi.ssu, who taaz thr Asahaal-
a1sciaR eHSys4h f-,sst srnssa slE.I,olsi.s. !
isseea iaw weeks sze the Following
iirsges, 7sasen tli goa.s sl1sagllsiea use
every Jsy
e'a. hast naeseifas fiasl. Aage mercy
81 - ans protect u. t3tey Esitiafci pc,e-
pies As4.i.aEy g ed sae oasFcg =
.he s:zhael uefay&a3 .geeY af eela
things. strengthen tha et:tosnsa srs4s
s3 thy powerful aid, discomfort lie
,:roust sFisi PERT t50Es iieese Of ths t;si-
pioas fiioyg l,e q tie6 ire Lord q
the universe The grace and o,gss. sss
Of God Re upon our Lord, kis l'FoliGe,
Aohannaetl, and upon 81 Ma pigtss !,l-
is,sera. Ola Cod, stfeng tsiea thy ser
Tasit, ouI sultan, tie ehitst % thy favor
ite people protest us and oar eOlntry
s,,si sweep OF the face of tne earth All
inti5lels opposed 70 us an,s - QUE hols
aud true religion; GsstFof. AiiaigStY
God. every =vestiaa g me itspiSos has-
siafs Ant the esaaify pieas H,,lleass
wac are cropping is Use darkness ~ ina.
iaety like swine III the inIrs sntt who
/ hands 5salHsi fte prophet Aohaissred.
( Dispense. o God then eoa!itio'i; scatter
{ thstr assesnbips; t5rss, . tIosi, tnair
weapons afnIiaiss auts gH0 t!late their
/ rsniSsi send thein Q t5od, quickly 10
I their destined pl1vs 81 punishment /;
/ pour upon there heals 9 God, al thy
T @raih aad isidigR.,tiau piass them 9
+ God, ia re central abode AZ re Eicsi q
( yjsitt them MA Thy ia'iieaatns, p.
/ which fIou hast titlssste p'igils.4ssi
] fhlHe eneinies; q Ne4. c9u.0uaei
taesr tencJs,>s i,st Ite3F blood fsa
/ IN torrents let their nea3s 0e
trsrapled bs Thy faithful servants, tue
osmaHiis oSesls d3wu their saahQT.tys
tneir rules. their strongEo.t.s, exhaust
thsir pawer; . God. HlaNe their call
F,iren orphans, their wives widows. aad
their mothers naaugsisrs, coniound
thsir mental fseuit,ss, oG5d OF mercy
let there be leif no yestige on ea7th O
the inipiou5 Russians lae itelienes, ths
sSiayoni4Tfs and other inssa.vl Franks
allied Or sympathjsi3g Nith tiIeHa ca
| compass than, o God. On every sil'
, wiih grieyOus piagues overthrow then
with Thy terrible wratii, WITH 6res, vial
: 4-sitfi-sat7 HHttA 7A-A - ~ -
, ling. by tiestiieues aaa csy0leFs, b
famine and ay earthquake, .uaNe thei
: cities empty OF inhabitants shak
them 10y Thy eight aYengipg sriFi-s
a these u4ischieyoas Gad iulrlou
iniideis eadeaToT * riuse =
lot them 9 G,5d. snfisn il shesy og4
eye>. in their sense, n ttsir wilkes, i
+ taeir cfiidrea. sad EASILY. ia thciF o7gl
lsyesi K. lay anger aus assaisntSiaa,
t'o.i. te hgr3ya i.oaE faela Ike Aa3i
: stones; Iaa'e tieir goods plumber I
81 ya3sa Eyso believe Ia Iae= aaS IA
! boiy prePi.eL AahaI.u.d- wi.h yyhGt
]. .e ne q &c snd 5iessiag Of Almisat
! tfed
assnre,iiyi this rs terrific pesye
1 ban Il u qIste likely rhtt tne F,oe.@
: eaeiases sre Pgtung up sGusily p.leh
81. iatpFeeati0ns etisr taeir ora tas
> ion, i BOT ~ sac nervous i.Dsaass {
me Saies-ul-lslala
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mn.sans s.....,4. 4. s.a,.rs

Says the New York Narid IA
English fsslo t.;ib has Imported thirty
mustangs fFRnl Texas. We venture "a
say that when thiry typical English.
men, with eyeglasses and mutton
chop witiskers, get astriie of those
thirty mustangs, and those thirty mus.
tsngs begin to buck, there will be a
crisis which will fully test the resiss-
ing capacity of the English eonstitu
tion. The Texan mustang laaghett a
horse-iaugh at the shaking of SPUR
with rowels less than three Inches
long, so judge how impotent will be
the remonstrnpce, 10, es,me, now; ,sng
il all, this won't do, you know
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70 ihs Editors i The fieraid
The public tree school at Prairs
Srapge VIII commence on the I5sb
say OF oetneer, 1877. Al pupils with.
10 reach Of said seiiool are cordially Ia.
WED 70 e6ssie sf5d participates. We
wa 'urhisi' Al tins accessories pertei,
ing to . ffst clsss sebool room. We
ea1 accommodate eighty scholar.
Tuition per mouth ole dollar and
twenty save eerts Wbeu .ha scf.os
= large tuo1isil 60 Justify u, we wi
nave an as i..faat Teacher.
K. Z. E4s.8s. PsfrSif.sf
. j inghara, J. W. slefs.flSid and II, II
Rice, Irasts.'s.
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Republican ciab E.et at 1880 .. m.
last night at OermaDis hall, with a
quorum aad proceeded to business,
the members seemed 10 think that
something was TO be acted on by the
" fling" that has formerly used the
party for theis own ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
but the parties did not make their ap-
psarancs. therefore the viais OF wrath
were not poured forth.
Mr.. 5ehenek made a rather lengthy.
speech, dsnouHe!ng AL rings aud com.
binations aud especially the ring rul-
-ag the repesiicsn party u Dallas.
lie was followed by sfr. Il. c. slater
IN q icpi speech lon the bloody
shirt erdesl charging cfirsrs In high
enshosity OF making speeches with
soppsr-hsass ss,sl ssltA.gssaer ives very
~. saa sgasstod the sympathy Of ne
sss1y sxteasisd 10 bin tssiatsr, III orr
81 sa.s he ssieht stand it.
=, -. Slater ~ss roasoxea ~ NJ i q.
Via a~ds : sb.,sh 8. s, j.
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Origin Of ,hs reese.

Mussulnan tradition assigns the
origin of the rose TO the night OF Ma
hornets journey to heaven. The white
roses spraag from tho dreps OF swea.
which tell from thu forehead OF tie
prophet himself in the toiIsolae ascent
the sweat OF Borak, the miraculous ami
NAL ne rode gave birth 20 the yellow
oaes wiaie the celestial drops which
fell ffom Gabriel were the source 81 tbs
rsd rose.
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n itfAAe Abf -tsc gtesG4SE ffNiuES.
Justice MeLuFe had knotty ease
beio5e him Friday. Is was a strict
family suit in winch tie old man, his
Wife daughter aud son-in-iaw were all
concerned. The salt was evenly d.
yidQd, ,be Old man and his wife on
ons eide and sho Daughter ana hsr ii,is-
band on the other. The evidence
showed tina. the old gentleman, well
to-do farmer never was satisfied with
the marriage, towhich he gave relact
ant consent Af,er the marriage had
taken place he became somewba. rec.
ouoiled, until Ia an unfortunate hour,
a. he thinks, lie bought a nick-tail
pony from his new made son-In-law.
ibis animal was the msin bone OF
Contention 10 tie family, and gave rise
10 numerous other bones Of conten-
t.on, Ia the shrpe Of lorg string OF
iiems, i9r the payment Of which, faith
eria-law and soR-in-law are now sue.
Ing each other.
The ball opened b. the son-in.Iaw
bringing suit FOX payment for the pony,
when the fashersn-law became fndig.
nnnt aud brought 10 sn offset, consist
Ing Of a ions tented account for
hoerl ami Iodsisg whils the eouriisg
ssas la progress. feed and stable room
Tor the sHiter's horse, and all the we'd
ains hxins5 cakes, piapkin pies, jei.
lies, nppiosass, tsrts, nutn1egs, spices,
etc, and for uaiuefaGs miaor articles.
10 shis thesoisss dssuis, pleading that
TBS wedding suYpsr va S email sshand-
aruuner affair; that while he was
spnrkiag he rssl % stake his hore
endussd none oitse old MANS provin-
eeE. The ease drew It's weary length
through the day and the justice has
not yet decided The novel suit.
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Yesterday man, whose name vs
did not learn, died between here aud
Fort Wcrth, near Arlington. He was
evidently suffering from the disease o.
the lungs and died without sstrusgia.
Poor fellow.
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Il Is sleiee, upon eood authority.
that The cQinspaRdlns oflioess Of The
two military c5mrsn.es % this city
have taerives or0em from the Ecv.
erbcr sothoii their f5en Ia raAii-
pesa % iDafch fpr tAs Rio GlAnde.
A rsi@en. viii te looked 'or from
tpe ssesiss. ard q has besn lnslnnated
that y VIII niaroh on the 10Th Instant.
congresa invests on tha, day.
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--FEsppy tIs;lugs for nervous sutEer-
e1s, assi those whe have been doaed.
tirusgea and qaAekest. PalgeTrsaoser's
Eleetrsc Belts effesiuaily cure pssrna-
tnrs dehiIisy, wsakness Ard ,f=,.sp.
Book spd Jonrnai, viii; iofornas ;itr,
worth ti,eassnis. psasied .set. Ad-
sissss PGsyEtaseiser aaivarlc Cam
psay, s'izieinnAsi, t5k8s.
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Friia7 tho cotton wagons come
80 lively, and l1im street presented a
nnsy air. rhe citg elevator AMI cum
press company dUdug the day received
tso hundrcd and eighiy.nve boies,aud
uAs o,hcr ia3glng from appearances,
Ah-nl Tho aame nnnnh.r.
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f77filari.iu tratci book sSoaarcs1oa
y Niius3 NfostAI1ccut AlE gafAszE
=. pstlss'snts q starrilyrs tire Cause
F1,- ias % eents, byDS. T.. WHrrrirE,
= y. t'i1ayies Street -. Louis, No.,
ti.- aTeat sqscial;st. Read his works
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fFrBE STATE Df T-Aka. a. All .ra Hs.
4 hl.efU.ts-i iil Iia admilfHi sUal 90 fI.p
estate % z s.. naslrs 1eHtaa.H- a. IH.
tIpHaa has O. +l in M uELr tHrrr lt
DALAI county hfa uaHi a .saHU- a. aHr.. f..a-
traitor 81 tUa estate NJ q g. uaGps. lr-
90 as.d, Hrira wa ue n~lTr 70 Go tsHa
H-4f nuuft. com rae uflIs. uI. faIIt stal.rf ln
Nuv-ui sir. ~ AZ tif. 500 rfil. w.. 100 go. rff 81
~ Dalai, 90 uitra tiri- 90 il.ial.sH .a.fsf
rsfTt on laid crin.s' u.HT n ll-Hr "a F.rfaff
said acruuuis if fhrs ssl -. a sE..a.r
4 NniUuoe. JtfE - .ne os4aty ColI. ID
Dallas culufy. IsHas.
t,fVcu uutFE tnr hand a1f rral 90 rnIH
lnnrf. ~ u.u SCI. b. city Of Iafar- rffs f.li
aay % September, a. u. l-77.
a gsW4l,DB
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There was on exhibition In store
on Dupont street, San Francisco la {
week. . mammoth bunch Of graps !
rom the great grape viue OF SAM 4
BarbAra . cutting fxom the rnousf.a :
sent to the CsHtennfAi9, This oiussx r
weighs one hundred sud twenty-fiy !.
pounds, ID six feet ia circun1 ferenc !,
and three feet long. The vine fros,.
which this Was cut y sixteen years al. .
and produces annually 1000 to f2.0( I
pounds OF grapes. Thfe ~ probAbl :
the largest bunch Of grapes efsr
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AT the residence of Mrs. McAdams
10 Dallas, Monday, October lst, oy
Rev. NJ. H. Medley. Mr.. W. II. Teni.
son 10 Mise Maggie Story.
The printer was generously remena.
bered, and his benson rests upon the
happy pair.
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Mr. Charles Fred Tucker sold The
Dalias Gil ,aii,s toa Dorihsrn nrm
Fdlay. THE new nrm h. sufl.
cient capital 20 operate The works 10
way which VIII mako a. OF vas. ira.
pofianc, 70 ua,ias.
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Yaas4i.

ts-E AIR d asaTict. which IL sSiet frsels
~ tste following s,saassal5fsis Treas :. = :
aesssss.ss W. st#B JSetnte = S Empire ss 81.
81. tssssls 81 eu; ID ssssssiis. IA Ssaslss
y .aa-, i ~ T5aa 3 Xxx, IS II. -tss.ss
SsEtstl x-x x.x. - g; c1ieacs Pasails, q =;
Stat A4isaa Xxx. s. ~.
EaAk-froII 80 =, sc.
!.
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LOaK nuF ESfRAYEas /,

ana ordered by the Grand Jury. ofDaiIas
couiliy,tp notify The Eessis,s NAMED below tIv
p0bheNilnU IA \ Newspaper, vino have e.
tfated STOCK aaa tailen 70 account for the
=;uao - rr9sigsd by law, 10 do = ~ .,nf.c
else triss bliss zglil De found aeaiusf them al
tiie aeSs n4et,tiug OF the Grstlga lazy. viz:
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Mousr yk4Sos, WINCHESTER c,,uety,

MAFcn >, 1915
DocToR GiLRs-MY DEAR SIR ::
During the recent cold weather, on
coming from Iny house 20 the court
room, my foot slipped and fell heavi-
", striking my back against u lare e
stone. Was iiftesi and carried to IL 6
house. My wife applied your iini-
metis all over my epfne. The pal a
and discoiers.ion Disappeared, AMI
next day was at 10 to resume nay duty
on the heneli. ] ana, very truly.
RUHEFs1 W. EDNoSps,
susttcs Of the Peace.
For sale at C9nuor & Walkers drug
store, Dallaa, Texas.
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The Increasing deusud ins Home Stomach
Eitters IA t;aTope ana America, proves % >
demonstration tee fefea oft's the7areut.
qadliiiBs, ana the Blessings watch sni,
faona It's vsffs,e r,sp.
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Cg-9.liial Os3g A3EE.i.
ltsiL inglgusEHnTS

= pMGEIsrE subH'S = IL E-f..tats ul
- atchast - -MalUs, a.r-asri. r.truiul--
tTat.Cu Pending g. ilr rIgEfY or Na4ths
: ulg 90 fsna=. NO. re- "a hHfHuf atvFl tla
on .afa dly 90 49, iCranur, A. 10. irs4. &c
nn on Esii.nel u4.s 80 .f-.ilfsfl - fha h.srfTl.
bic co4rg 81 liaii scsuufys a. .nllleiE atlr I'd
th- rstaf. 90 flcltlsl AcM rrsua. df|r-arf.I.
Al. clainis uFEiurf SSH estate Eu IHf. rlfs o.
for. be- prrs-ti-l O. iD iuIy sut- ai'fHf-1.
within twelve u1rtus Ir1 10 fli. lry. ~ o.
ioU.nc-, co. go same 5Fi!l De- q..tl .uafl Clrli
th- c4.i4l1s pr,sruief 81 tiiln gi.at G.aH i-rs
FslH.
Wines my hand ili. the - fsr cf urI l
asi, A. u. 80. AZ ,-Parsh.
urfHgft AnrI.lls.rsfrr
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St Luis Times 25sh R.tlmp: TIE
impeachment ~ Bsyii Il. 4Fo3s --tsr ?
~ ssgcrsssof 81 the i-ta l. Y Boy
eigtsei' IS Governor ,aellss t-day. 'iEs
hafsotifif,s ;fseis: surprised every body s.
fhs capital, even the ise4t.s NJ tAe Va
sie;Is sispzzEsIcsat~, @iso rad beer led
90 0elieye that tne RSntie Of BoSS
would ia.s eu s3aIe ere al ie.sat capaeie
II rag,f .sen..trs the state a the United
states seaafe. TeleEEHsle are puarins
ia on tiie geveraaF sskiug aim i,lT the
sake saa honor as isEaefGey T., vim
nald the e1apississil, hut he IS n0i
hkel; 70 change his mt1d.
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The TePoTt 10 circulation cl,&fgi,ir
! MF. y i. Floyd vita stealing b..
msre fron4 william Flsmiag, nsa.
Lancaster, III tnis e,uuty, Is cahi to b.
withoet Ray foundation whatever
MIR ID. q. L!adssy, tne ouiy witnes.
Oh t5e part Of be state, desires Us
say shat be Is Ferzou8iiy aequahtsa
w.iG Mr Floyd, aud that he tI'Ioys
sii'i 10, bring the animal said 70 have
ossu atolea 10 lis stable, aut lhaz
~ss ah entiseig 'siifeiehs party. AIr
Lindsey denies that he ever told hi.
flemias Jbat he was not aeqUainted
@ith Frye, ard If Fleming swoFa hi.
warrant out Tor the srress OF F.oI q al
iafaTolatica cs@imed 10 have been fur
niaasi BY hinl ii wss done with mali
cis'i. intent aud not with hope ID
convict.
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In the nse.hauieal lire theIs is prob
ably nothing that has besn rut 20 70
severe a fest or that is 50 liable 20 t'e
worked by inexperienced hands a. E
washing marniEe; and at tie sauas
time there In 80 article IN well Fegu-
lated Household Iao.e necessary IT
81 moe practical utility than a cosc
wssh;ng machine, one thsl perfectly
is,es 70 qulgsiy aud don't gear or tenn
1ue fabrits. A experience o. te,
years IL ~ len te:s washing iu4cnine
has bseo put .tEe severed tests auu
eitn rsa-.v IA. ne a3scf,.ns5 ia acfas
use demonstrates s.sst Ibis i he cheap
rst AID b. isr tie n.oss popGlsr wsaa.
ing macaiae HsnUf-etJ.r-d, and tI,s
yrcs is 90 los AZ crc.D@rg size
family sill save he c.sE Of 2ue ia si,
montts "a re wesc.oi oia.aing, ss-;d, 5
the Satisfaction ii having t..c wHb
doas well and i.n.shed u sud gus. c.
.he asy in III Iiuuf Instead a. belHi
90 bsu1 3! day. twill last a iife5ime
-ud cas- worked 0y a chiid.
tbs company want a lot # od
1--we, reis5!e agent. il Tsxaz, aBu
wilhaut ! do,.a. IA actlve man en-.
make good taiag earya~slag in any
Jar. u Texas.
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A GOOD WE'LL ian ian o r. Ps .sl,. 10 On.
Gefs ErE-r. Es.aI FOR Cur s.asr b-s0s. 81
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06
WAXAHACKIE
FEGALE AGlDEMY.
sELErT sCasos..

oalns tt- frsf session 1 T-tItsg r ID H. ~,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-20
An Old-TIme Dance In Colorado.

The first settlers OF Boulder came here
in 1858. In 1859 quite a number came,
and some sixty Lighthouses were erected
before 1860 stepped in, OF these log.
houses but a few remain. Christmas,
1859, saw a jovial crowd 0 fdancers in one
OF these houses, windOwless, we believe,
at that time. The hardy pioneers when
after fun had 1t. On the night in ques.
ton about two hundred Sons of toll and
seekers of gold and their fortunes and
seventeen ladies had assembled at the
above named place to partake of afrontier
terpsichOrean. M%arinus G.. Smith was
then one of the beaux of the town, and
his dress suit consisted Of q pair of pants
made out of seamless sacks and colOred
blue by the aid of logwood. A lady now
living in town had an elegant dress made
out Of -four sacks, also colored by the aid
OF legwood. There were few white shirts
in the neighborhood then, most OF the
pioneers wearing wooden or flannel ones
A man with n white shirt on was in style
and could dance with his coat off a mar
without any would wear a coat buttOnec
up TO the neck. Coats for dancing pur'
roses did not seem to be any too numer'
Gus, consequently the pioneers helped
each other out. For instance Alt
Nicholas had six white shirts, which wert
all at the ball, and the cOatsO of thOst
white-shirted fellows went to cover thu
backs of some one else. When n fellow
had a dance he would loan his coat tC
another, and then his turn would come
and q the white shirts and long coat,
were dancing all night, and went around
among the Two hundred men. There
were no wall flowers among the seventeen
ladies. But they say the supper for the
occasion was a grand affair. Wash boiler,
full OF coffee, great hunks Of black tailed
deer, jack rabbits, fish, game and delica
cies brought from the states in cans, al
vent to make upa glorious supper--on'
that the ~partakers would like to see re
peated. There may not have been mucl
style, but the seamless sacks and houl
bags saw az much pure enjoyment as doe
the finest and gaudiest attire of to-day
Boulder [ COL.) Mirror.