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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-04-26
GOING WEST.
HILLsBORO AND CINCINNATT.
HaadbilIsI HandbiIls

From the smallest Dodger" to the largest Poster,
Is8auy printed on short notice. Prices are very
i0'P-Tom 50 per lcO0up. Cali at the
seplsu NEWS OFFICE.
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N000 Can't be made by every agent every
AUUll month IN the business we furnish bur
IDfITIfI those willing TO work can easily earn
y y y aoozen dollars a day right fn their
localities. Have no room to explain
heEe. business pieosant and honorable. Women
ana ooys and girls do as well as men. We will
furnish you complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will bear er-
pense OF starting you. Particulars free. Write
snd see Farmers and mechanics, their sons and
daughters, and all classes in need Of pavino yro-i
At home should write to us and learn All ab0Bt
the work st once. Now is me time. Don't deIav-
Address TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine,
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Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rates: For inch space, SO q year; \ inch, IS a
year, 4 inch, So year.
Eg-Trelve lines Of this type make inch.
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WALNUT STREET HOUSE.

DO. -lllIL q EltItIllTL IJ8-1 DIIICLILTLLIL- U
This House is conveniently and centrally located,
is inferior 10 none. Table unsurpassed Baths
aud Barber shop, Billiard Parlor, and Telegraph
Office attached. Best frst-cluss house in the CITY
sJ the low rate Of g to 2.50 per Gay. sepTtf
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HOUSE. JOINT RESOLUTION
Relative TO an Amendment
of Articles Four and EleV-
en- of the Constitution,
ReorganiZing the Judicial
~ OF the State Of Ohio.

Be H resoircf bg the EagercI Asseul5g n Tie ef7fs
gf Ohio, three-fifths Of an the members elected 10
each house coucurriu. fherein1, That proposition
TO amend the Constitution of fine State Of Ohio be
submitted 10 the electors of the STATE, on the sec
ond Tuesday Of October, A. D. 1877, as follows,
t0-Eit.
That sections gHc, fhrer, PRE- sir, oirft flrsIrs,
fourteen, ssn, siriesH sud ei0hfee, of drfiee four
be amended 30 as to Rcd as follows and section
seven of article fnUr. and sections twelve and
thirteen Of article eleven, be repealed:
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FORM OF BALLOT.

AtsuI eIsctIll, the voters desiring 90 vote in
favor Of the adoption nf this amendment, shall
have placed upon their ballots the words, "Judi-
Cial Constitutional Amendmeut-Ies;' the voters
who do not favor the adoption Of said amendment,
shall have placed upon their ballots the words,
tJudicial constitutional Amcudment-NO."
Adopted March 6, lsI7-
II. ". CUETIS,
President Of the Senate
O. j. HODGE,
g,,..I.g- v,-r, .tar, TTr--se 0f Tsav,-aea-tgffr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15

Is now rated as II first-class Office by
the postal department, and does more
business than any town in the State,
unless it may be Galveston. THE
HERALD doubts il that town does much
more, ifany. The following will show
the amount Of mail matter sent from
here in the last four weeks, ending
March ii, 1877,
There was 1882 letters weighing
S00l pounds; 1854 postal cards weigh
ing col pounds; 1929 packages, regu-
lar papers, weighing 2,702 pounds; 2,77G
packages, transient papers, weighing
AT pounds; l,Gll unsealed circulars
weighing SO pounds; III books weigh
ing 81 pounds; 392 packages of mer-
chandise weighing POS pounds. Total
number OF packages, letters, etc, TO-,
III; total weight, 4,5OS! pounds; l0l
registered packages sent; 1856 registered
packages received; LILO registered
packages in transit.
A new letter rack has been con
sUructed, to hold ladies letters exclu.
sively One good move. Now make
two delivery windows, for half the al.
phabeticsl list.
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Personal.

Colonel Thomas II. Murray, of Nc,
Kinney, was in the city yesterday, and
paid THE HERALD pleasant visit.
Colonel Strong and son aud Mr.. A.
Skits, all Of the quartermaster de-
partment, United States of America,
are in the city attending law suit.
Colonel Samuel II Shock, passenger
agent of the International and Great
Northern railroad, is in the city. He
is domiciled at the LeGrand.
Colonel Noble, general superinten-
dent Of the Texas and Pacific railroad,
passed through the city last night on
the way to Fort Worth. He will re-
turn to Dallas to-day. He has his own
car with him.
Colonel James Hunt left yesterday
for Austin to pass on the contracts for
building the new penitentiaries. The
Colonel is one of the five State com.
mlttees having been appointed to NIL
vacancy. He received letter from
Governor Hubbard requesting his i'm
mediate attendance.
We are sorry that wo we're not pres
ent when Colonel j. IL. Britton and
Mr.. Dicks, Of Sherman, called. Colo
mel b. is an old army friend, in 4
genial gentleman and has fund Of
fine humor in his composition. The
new hotel at Sherman will be jolly
place as we'll rs an excellent hostelriC
when these gentlemen are installed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15

Tho majority of our city readers
know splendid pointer dog, called
Punch, that may be seen on our streets
almost every day at the heels of one Of
our railroad men; Mr. Punch, it seems,
objects to being seranaded, as a. Sicil-
liam, his wife, and monkey, have found
out to their sorrow. The organ grind
er planted his instrument in
Punchs front yard few days
since, all unconscious that his dog
ship was enjoying his after-dlnner
nap on the rear gallery; but in just
quarter Of II minute from the first
dlscordant note the "Dag0n was stand
ing on the picket-fence across tho
street, cursing the dog in all the mod
ern languages; the woman in the rail-
road cut, out-yelling band Of Com
mauChes; the monkey on the gallery
out squealing forty thomas CATS
while punch was sadly denuding the
organ OF its blue cloth and gilt trim
mings, with dozen school boys ap-
plauding from neighboring fence.
Punch now takes his after. dinner
maps in peace. Music had no charms
to sooth Ia "a savage breast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
CITY Debt,

The city secretary has prepared, and
caused to be printed on slips, a tabular
statement showing the bonded debt of
the city, showing the character of the
bonds, when issued, when due, rate Of
interest, and when payable; also the
amounts authorized, issued, redeemed,
and the amount now outstanding,
which is only $247 900. The object in
having them printed was to give to
banks and dealers In city securities,
that they might see in what q good
condition the city now is, and the eff
feet has been to create a demand for
Dallas securities, which shoves them
up to the vicinity of par.
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jane Eyre.

A good house greeted Katie Putnam
and her company on their reappear-
ance last night, and they were well
pleased. The character Of the Orphan
Of Lowood was most touchingly pre-.
scented by Miss Putnam, in that sweet,
fresh, naivete OF manner, with which
she has won her way wherever she has
appeared. In delineating emotional
characters of the quiet intense kind,
she has but few equals. Mr.. Sullivan's
performance OF Lord Rochester was n
finished and artistic rendition, and
stamps him as an artist. Tonight the
beautiful play Of the Pearl Of SdUoy
will be presented, with full cast.
Miss Putnam as Marie ia equal, il not
superior to Maggie Mitchell In this
piece, favorite in both their repor-
torres. Go and see her. Positively the
last appearance.
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leigh a GnrnCH,

1t will be seen by notice of disso.
luton published elsewhere, that the
above firm has been dissolved. We
trust Mr.. Leigh will re enter business
in Dallas. His successor, Mr.. Carnes,
is prompt, efficient and reliable bust.
ness man and the large business of the
firm will be left in able hands. lie
has some of the best companies on his
list and business men can rely upon it,
that their interests will be safe when
coniided to Mr.. Carnes care.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
BLACK AND WHITE.
A Negro Steals eOttOn-A Lively :Kaes
After Him.

A Negro Steals oOttOn--A Lively Race
After Him.
Last evening about four O'Clock THE
HERALD's reporter observed darky
running at full speed across Elm street
and then up Austin; close at his heels
came Deputy Sheriff Spencer, followed
by Mr.. Cassel and others. The darby
crossed the railroad and went through
some buildings and across lots towards
the northern part of town. Officer
Spencer kept him in sight, and while
crossing the wagon-yard ordered him
to halt several times, but the darby
kept running. As Spencer was cross
ing u vacant lot, Mr.. Holland, the
hide dealer rode up, and dismounting,
gave the officer his pony, and with
this Spencer started of, and in two
minutes headed-olI the colored man,
and arrested him. He was conveyed
to Jail. He WAS charged with stealing
cotton from the old compress. Mr.,
Cassel has been missing cotton for
several days, and set to work to find
out who was the thief lie finally
fastened it on the darby, Charles Pey
ton by name, who had sold a sack full,
weighing about one hundred and ten
pounds to Mr.. Ducourt, the mattress
maker, He announced his intention
OF turning him over to the officers, ant
the darby broke and ran, with the re
suit as above stated. A complaint
was made before Justice McI4ure.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.
w arm and balmy.

arm anu DhlnlY'
"A fresh coat Of paint would be
great. improvement to the Main street
cars.
The health officer is serving notices
on those who do not clean up their
premises.
The lumber which INSTRUCTED Main
street, near Lamar, was allowed to re-
main there till yesterday afternoon.
Ball players don't forget to attend
the meeting tonight, at tiremen's
hall, to organize club, that will wear
the horns.
The variety and excellence of the
fare at the Lamar house Of this city is
in Keeping with the splendor Of all its
other appointments.
The Texas and Pacific railroad
honors the king 10y erecting flag pole
on the depot and flinging to the breeze
his majesty's colors.
"A little boy hoped on the back of
large pig yesterday morning,in front
of the Lamar hotel, and rode him a
long distance up Main street.
Our Hibernian friends hold their
annual reception and ball at the Odd
Fellows hall, next Saturday night.
Tickets $l.OO. There will be a big turn
out.
Miss Ida Stokes concert, for the
benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association, comes of at Fields thea
tire, Friday night. Tickets for sale at
Reed u Lathrops.
Agent Whiteman states that the
travel to and from Fort Worth is very
great; some days he sells as high as
one hundred and fifty dollars worth OF
local tickets to that point.
There will be meeting of the
ladies organ fund society, OF ST
Matthew's cathedral, this afternoon al
half-past four O'Clock, ut the church
A full attendance 10 requested.
The Stonewall Greys also held s
meeting aud instructed Colonel Bower
to communicate with the governor
and express the approval of the com
pany OF the action of the convention
held ut Galveston last month.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will not raise the dead but /
will benefit and cure the living. Fo
severe coughs, bronchial, throat, ant
lung diseases, it is unsurpassed
Pierce's memorandum books givei
away by all druggists.
Miraculous remedy. This new
principle, DR.. j. II. McLeans cough
and lung healing globules. The salivi
and the medicine in the globule creates
a gas, being inhaled it comes Ii
direct contact with and cures any
throat or lung disease, coughs, colds
hoarseness, consumption. Trial boxes
by mail, twenty-five cents. DR.. j. III
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut street, st
Louis.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.


Go and see the latest novelties Z,
Ladies' Fichuz Collarettes atc at IN,
Dollar Store st
Fresh Baltimore oysters at IN,
Delmonico. If
Tickets for st. Louis, Chicago
Nashville, Montgomery. Fort Scott
Austin, Sedalia, louisville and Calves
ton, for sale at reduced rates Inv IRE,
Manget ticket broker, Legrana hotel
If.
Meals sent out in covered tray,
from the Delmonico. No dust and ho
dishes. How,s thatp.-tf ''
lie Grand market il n a nlace +,
buy your game; they keen n tine as
sortment on hand MT nil times nnrn "'
Main and Market streets.-Im wa
nj TINS HppAIn oti;ao 49, ''' w.
your contracts.--tf ''' ""
For fine Caddo lax, ,erch. red
llsh, salt water trout, etc., 20 to the
Merchants Restaurant, 5es Main stra ane
They are always supplied.-1d ''
Fruit dealers viii save in money
mIyiug THAR sunnl,oa - ST, "oney
etc, at DeStanfo Bros. ~ Tvs ~
-'Choioe Massina Iono,s -. o. VI.
a dozen, three dozen fnr 81 NJ 'v I've
Stefano Bros.-tf " va w De'
If you have anything to sell Or
wish to buy anvthinS cai, on ", Will I1ii VI
a. Jones, no Elm street-dd imam
For fashion able hair c,t h,, .
first.class artist, 20 to Wilson's n IN"
Lamar hotel. Don't forget him Nv ne
If you want to find the cboiceat
meats in the CITY. 90 10 tho "a GromI
market, corner of Main and MarIat
streets.-Im Ne'
-For seals and storo,
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FIags.

John Moninger, the flag-maker, is
an enterprlsing man. He intends, pro-
viied he can get permission, to put Il
large carnival flag on top of the stand
pipe Of the water works. 1t would be
a slightly place for one, and could be
seen for miles. If he gets it up there,
1t will be by the assistance of Hook
and Ladder company No. |, who will
have to hoist the lire escape, and by
this the summit can be reached. The
HERALD hopes he will have no diff
Guilty in making his arrangements.
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lethargy of Waco people, and paid the
following compliment to Dallas, which
is an acknowledgement that Dallas il
the most enterprislng and energetic
city in the State, and never allows any
impeachment to interfere with any
project on hand that will be Of benefit
to the city. We append the extract:
"After industrious effort, and in
some cases most persistent solicitation,
we have the sum total OF six days
work--twenty-two thousand dollars.
A less sum than Dallas gave in one
day for u Mardi Gras festival
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RAllnn.

We beg to inform the smoking pub
lie that We have perfected arrange
ments with the largest importing house
In the United States In order to COM
ply with the great demand of our GUS
toners for fresh imported cigars. We
are therefore enabled to supply their
wants with Havana cigars OF the latest
importations. We also invite our
patrons to inspect our selection OF
domestic cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles. Respectfully,
4, WALLERSTEIN Il CO.,
We 6JS1a Main street.
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The Lamar Rifles had "A drill and in
spection of arms, afterwards business
meeting was called, and the following
resolutions passed:
ARMoRY OF THE LAMAR RIFLES
DALLAS, Texas, March 1, 1877. I
At q regular meeting of the Lamar
Rifles, at their armory, in the City OF
Dallas, on the l4th OF March, 1877, the
following preamble and resolutions
We're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Lamar Rifles have
learned with regret that two compa.
MES of the volunteer militia OF Texas,
have filed petition in the office OF the
governor of the State, against tho nc
ton of the military convention, held
in the city OF Galveston on the 18th
day of February, 1877, and
WHEREAS, IL is the belief OF this
company, that said convention had
for its object, the general good of the
citizen soldiery of the State, and that
the action Of said convention in per-
fecting regimental and brigade organi-
cations is best calculated to effect that
end, therefore be it
Resoired, That the Lamar Rifles
heartily endorse the action of their
delegates in that convention, aud
warmly approve of the organizations
effected by 1t, and
ReSoiUed, That the Lamar Rifles
earnestly urge the approval of the ac-
ton of said convention upon the Gov.
ernor of the State, and ask that com.
missions be issued to the brigade and
regimeutal officers selected by their
delegates in that convention--and that
the disailection of two companies be
not permitted TO defeat the will OF the
other companies of the citizen soldiery
of the stage, And,
RESOLVED, That Il copy of these reso-
lutions be printed in THE HERALD;
also forward to the Governor of Texas.
GEO. p. FELTON,,
Captain Commanding Lamar ri fes
II. Hustled, Secretary.
Approved by j. q. Eblen, Lieutenant Colo
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waco ana Da,I.s-A Csmp.rI,ou,

A committee of solicitation for sub.
scriptions to the Waco, Fairfield and
Palestine railroad, canvassed Waco
the other day to try and raise forty
five thousand dollars, the amount nee
essary. Mr.. G. G. McGregor, II. b.
Parrot, A. j. Byrd, all prominent citi-
zena, did their level best, and succeeded
in raising but twenty-five thousand
dollars Of the amount necessary for
this, to Waco, most important enter
prise. They therefore made u mourn
full report to the Examiner Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
Notice.

10 Holders of Dallas City GAS Light Bonds:
The holders of the coupons due and
matured on above bonds are hereby
notified that the same will be paid or
the 10Th inst, at the Fourth National
Bank, New York, or at the Office of the
company in Dallas, Texas, at holders
option. Those interested will take no.
tice accordingly. J.E. SCHNEIDER,
=, d. soRuGGs, secretary. President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
The Age OF Miracles

is past, and DR.. Pierces Golden Medi.
ical Discovery Will not raise the dead
will not cure You If your lungs are hal
wasted by consumption, or your system
sinking under cancerous disease. 1t ~
however, unsurpassed, both as Il pee.
toral and Alternative, and will cure OBJ.
stinate and severe disease of the throat
and lungs, coughs, and bronchial affec.
tions. BY virtue of its wonderful alter.
alive properties it ceases and enriches
the blood, thus curing pimples,
blotches, and eruptions, and causing
even great eating ulcers to heal.
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March 10, 1877.

BY the above announcement it will
be seen that have Withdrawn from the
firm of Leigh u Carnes In so doing
the public will please accept my heart
felt thanks for the liberal patronage and
confidence they have reposed on us in
the past, and earnestly ask them tc
continue the same, knowing they cal
not be better served than by my sue
cessor, Mr.. Carnes. ALLOW me to assure
you that the same care and attention
will be given the business both as re
CARDS the assured and the companies
rs has always marked the course of the
agency heretofore. Respectfully,
mculou-Wlt i. q, Leigh,
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Married.

From a dispatch to the Commercial,
THE HERALD learns that Mr.. Hall, the
proprietor OF that paper, was to be-
married at 3 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, and at 8 o'clock would start for
st. Louis, and from thence home. Mr..
Hall is congratulated by THE HERALD.
IL also Wishes the party health, wealth,
and prosperity, now and for all time to
come. The lady is the daughter Of
Judge Freeman, Of the supreme bench
Of Tennessee.
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BURGLARY.
A Trunk stolen From Orr's stable.

Trunk Stolen From OTr's SIabie,
Night before last the Office of Orr's
stable was broken open and II trunk
belonging to an employee of Captain
Orr, named All Anderson, was taken.
The thief carried it out near the Dallas
branch and there broke it open, but
did not take any of the clothes. An
axe, which was used to open the trunk,
laid near. Marshal Morton has it in
possession, and also the exact shape OF
the mans foot who committed the
theft, and probably will find the cul-
prit.
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For the WIDOW and Orphan.

The German Thespian Club are busy
rehearsing the plays to DO presented
for the benefit performance for Mrs.
George Blume, which will take place
next Saturday night week. Already
large number of tickets have been
sold; fifty In Fort Worth. The man.
ayers of the affair are in hopes to real
ize enough from the performance to
buy a little home for the bersaved lady
and her children.
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Extension.

Messrs. Kerfoot n Hereford, the live
insurance agents, have enlarged their
business, as will be seen by an adver-
tisement in another column, and will
In future deal in real estate. They have
the best facilities for 80 doing, and will
doubtless find patrons.
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Last night the pay car came in on
the Texas and Pacific railroad, and the
mon will be paid oil. The Texas aud
Pacific must be in good shape fiDan
cially-this payment is for February,
and yesterday was the l4th, day
ahead of time.
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SECOND.

lnat an lines of Transportation extend
lug .urou Shout our Royal domain caused TO
tn o pno.iuigated reduced tariff of fares for
NiSit our loyal Capital on that day.
ne inmon the Trades, Arts, Citizens,
ooluiers, Societies, Maskers, Revelers, Prom
,e IN and all of our Fun-loving subjects,
a. Az PISS Ia review before our Royal presence,
upon our city, let Hoods of light and golden
hre hume our Royal Capital, and tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-15
DALLAS TEXAS
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

OPERA HoUSE--Kutlo Putnam and COM
pany In "Pearl OF Savoy"
THoMPSON'S THEAI ER-"The Mlser OF
Marellles," ana variety performance.
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Water.

The LeGrand has had the pipes in
troduced into the house, and now lux
uriates in fine bath room, wash room,
and an inexhaustible supply for the
fountain. Ii. G. Collins il the man
who does the plumbing in splendid
manner.
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IS. +. Spencer, 4O4 Elm street, has
received, March l4tb, Early Rose,
Peach Blow and Jackson white sweet
potatoes; also millet, Hungarian snd
garden-seed, In bulk, spound package,
or papers. mehl4-d2t.
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-Embroideries Embroideres The
handsomest and largest assortment
ever offered in the city OF Dallas, at as
tonishing low prices, at the Dollar
StOrp.-3t
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No,ice 90 htockhaI,lors.

Don't forget to attend the meeting
OF the stockholders of the North Texas
Fair Association, to-day. at IL o'clock,
at the Courthouse.