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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
HERE AND THERE.
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CHICAGO, September The Poet
claims to have additional svidsua.
that Clay CrAWford and OsnlAn Yasa.
are identical.
Resumption sf the Perry Cotton sus.
PROVIDENCE, X The Perry -at-
ton mills, At NegPort, started again.
the repairs being completed.
D-rIrsefIon OF . Catholic ,s.r.,. g.,
ftr- "a chicago
CHICAGO, September G.-Ths Cafh..-
lie church at Rodgers park uaru,s.
les sl4,eO0.
iohss >u.r-ndosi aud saiih Nppo.R,sd
collector 81 hi-zEs.
WAsHIN0Ins, September "A -f...,-
isl {" the Tribuue say- William firrry
smith has been appointed co.lectar a.
Chicago, vice IoUes, Suspended
A-pIa-h, "A Widening circle. ant tha
~Arer- Rolled sa
PHILADELPHIA, September g.-f.1.
ert Howell, Of the Grain hou.- GO
DuPUy * Howell, committed -uir.F.
hy jumping In tie ~rhuyIkiu rr.r.
~ rs- i,-, ,.,..,,....f,,., -. .....
fever.
Dstss
NEw loEE, September "A d.
patch To the worid from Rsltimars
saws that .x--ts,.. S.,,.,,r g.
south Carolina. rsc.ntIx, char, -
stale ring frnud. H. sdxi,y,h.,.
rn.s.. p,.,,..,,
SAN FKANcIsf,,. S..,..m,,rr -.
committee Of safety. after H.. .,,,,.,,..,.
| OF resolutions for th, p.o-t,f,.,.,,,.,, mi,
the BnriingAme treaty. checking gHif-
nese immigration, adjourned .ins die.
FI.urins 4uI and a. ..ss n..n.,- .t
wheat Harmed
CiNciSSATl' september The IA
gle Touring mills, at oakyilis. Illinois.
"'stther with iSenty-five thoa-Aiii
'ushs4s Oh ~heai, turned to-day. Lee
s"''o".
'"h'"s~ Thr""S. Nns~s- b.Nss
NEw YORK September 5.--Ths fur
erai al Davenport took piacr tLi-
morning from l'f- chaFin's univvr-ai-
's' chnrch anu Sa- wi;n-s-sd - iu.-
inehse thr"nss "i - ople-
bronze '-hn o" 'h- s.~ r"sE H--I.i
i"''h' ''si''tH4'-Sr ! fs'ttIi
/ I>ecclls = Scotsman just arrived frUu
Fi"TihS' died at the Nrw York Il - .-
TAI, raturiay night, % yellow fever
Ihe health authorities di-infrr;ei 'r
lodging and hANe taken Ill other
Necessary s'-i'--
'di~r ~i.- 'hs B-s--u S-sh, Gap
] SASDY HOOK. y. J. S-ut.u,t.-.
lie 81 Her. which, with Others. con-
tested tsc rhes for the Bennett ~ s
cup. % Cage May and return. rouul,
The iight-ship at s.S a. TN None oi
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

We were delighted TO receive calls
from quite a goodly number of thep press
gang, who were on their return from
the meeting at Fort Worth. The failure
TO organize press excursion, is sure
indication Of the future usefulness Of
the association.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Hereafter British generals OF more
than seventy are to be retired and be-
come ineligible for staff appointments.
2 rule applicable to about 100 out Of
go Colonels Of fifty-five are 20 bs
compelled 10 retire ON an allowance Of
Ea1 q year. Captains who entered
under the purchase system will be in
ehg1oie Tor promotion after twenty
nve years service, and pos,-purcha-e
captains viii be disqualified for pre-
motion after completing periods of
about twenty to twcnty-fhree years
service. Subalterns who remain uu-
promoted for twenty To fwenty-three
yeaxs must retire on half pay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THg Deuison Hsralds choice of read-
ing matter is much better than its
choice Of language, when alluding 70
its favorite mode of Furnishing its re
calcitrant neighbors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

TuE reported existence Of yellow fever
in Shreveport brings the president Of
the board of health of that city to the
front in card. in which be pronounces
the rumor without foundation The
health Of Shreveport was never better
than il il at present.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Tue jury in the Bill Longley case.
after half hour deliberation, gave a
verdict of guilty, and assessed the pun
ishment at death Prompt work for
William, # the appeal doesn't stick.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THE brief, but very touching letter
from the widow of the brave Custer,
which We republish from the 1elegnaR,
will be read with fearful interest by
hraYe men all over Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THE government at Washington, with
the light of an hundred years expert
ence before it, still has faith in Mexican
regard for treaty stipulations. There:
no sort Of mustard seed in that thing
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

FNE stock will be largely imported
into Texas this fall We learn thrt a
large number of fine sheep will 90 into
Coleman county this fall. from Mssss-
,huaattz
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

The North Texan. of Paris, and
the Bonham News, issued extras We'd
nesday, giving further information In
regard to the condition of Paris, after
the great eonfiagration. From these
We take the following notes: The
property destroyed and insurance lie
given in detail, as far as could be as
certained. Pounds, the incendiary, had
his trial and Was sent to jail TO await
the action of the grand jury. No mob
law demonstrations have taken place,
aud none are anticipated. The widow
Of Ellison has been provided for tenn
porarily, the churches making good
donations. Several kilograms were
received by General s. Il. Msxey, au-
thorixing him TO draw various amounts
against the firms Of the donors. Tenn
porary wants OF the sufferers are
provided fo-. The Paris Rifies did
military guard duty from Friday to
Tuesday, guarding the property which
was exposed. Few petty thefts are re
ported-but one person Was caught ap-
propriating property not his own.
Many of the merchants have :slready
made provision for erecting new baild-
ings, and lumber is now being un.
loaded for that purpose Several
merchants have opened out provision
stores from tents and wagons. The
postofice affairs are being Strengthened
out very well. No frame buildinev
viii be permitted in the Gre limiss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Tbs call of the mayor of Paris for
relief for the sufferers by the recent
fire, is being responded to by several
cities. Cannot Dallas do somethingf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

IT won't do to say that the Pennsyl>
yania republicans are damning Mr..
Hayes by faint praise, yet that is just
what they are doing, and no mistake.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

KING FISHER has been admitted 90
bail The bond is for S25 900. He viii
have no difficulty in making it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THERE'S no place like Texas says
Hutehins, city editor of the Waco
EramiAer, who recently returned from
q brief visit to his old home in Missouri
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

JoHN IKEi.ANDs letter 10 the Age is
curt. crispy reading, and much like the
previous literary efforts Of the recluse
of Seguin
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Bill and Jim Green, lately killed by
a mob in Coryell county, were nePhews
of the gallant General Tom Green, of
Confederate fame.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

Nov We can breathe easy again since
the associated press reporter has dis
covered that Key will not resign.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

NErurJsa is about to fix the flint of a
North Carolina revenue collector. He
has some illustrious precedents before
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
Tu. r;,;d d;xc;n,;na :, co,,. ;,..;.

THs rigid discipline in court institut-
ed by his honor. Judge Hunt, is warm
ly commended by all. even the sstor-
neys Themselves. No court can FIJI the
bill where there is want ofproper re-
spect, or where loose and imperfect
discipline prevails. The attorneys are
= part Of the court. sworn to maintain
its dignity and authority. We predict
for our new judge prosperous and sat-
isfactory bench career,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

ErHEE Joseph or Howard is lost. and
NO one can tell which. not that il makes
any difference however.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

ALI joking aside. but really the Deni-
son Hssali Is a neat paper. and we sin>
cerely wish IL success.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

lr isa Buchurious fact that Helm
bold Is forced to sue his brother for has
old trademark.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THF point has been taken off the
Rothschilds' case. One hardly ever
hear. Of il now
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
BesaRafng Board ADAers0n Rex
His ReWard.

General Thomas G. Anderson, of
the Louisiana returning hoard, has
begun to realize. He presented his
commission ~ Special DeputyCollec-
tor of Customs to the customhouse Of
ficers OF New Orleans yesterday.
John sherman believes in resumption
Of payment 10 those who did the work
last fall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

CNrTnS McNELLY, whose death was
reported some days since, died on the
1th
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
TURC0-RUSSIAS WAR.

The Late Russian Success al LOyaiE
Places 0sman PAsha In the Ask-
ward Position OF Having =
Hostile Force on Both FIanss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

THE Galveston Iadepssaeaf has sus-
pended.
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Carpets.

U1..rrHrrs VII please take not!ss that our
''.HEr -TuyE Is uov removed back into
uu. Main Building. ana thst We have now
500 .raat ~ ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
DEt."r~ aulon Will be marked extremely
..#Hr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08
DEATH OF THEIRS.

The Author, Pset and Patriot Cath
cred To His Fathers-lts IHe~t sa
the Present Political Crf-fs Cannot
be Properly wetx he'd - Gamsetta an.:
(4Ye~yy.
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NoD,,,.r NJ tb. >oa,h .a-.it.. ,t.u


CINCINNATI, September i-Th- Ia
gle Touring mills, at OakvilIs. Illinois.
together with tSenty-five thoa-Ai.i
bushels Of wheat, burned to-day. Lee
5000.
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tense ThroDg. wt'a@.- B.N.a
port. Hns~raI.

NEw foKK, September She fur
eral of Davenport took piacr tLi-
morning from Dr. Charin's Univ-r-al-
ist church and wa- witnessed ~ IN
Inense throngs of - ople.
bronze J-hn tn rh- s.~ y.,s H.
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81 " tdf Ming Circle. aIts
war~r- Rolled gu

PHILADELPHIA, september i.-f.r.
ert Howell, Of the Grain hou.- .f
DuIGy * Howell, committed -1fH.F.
Hy jumping IN the Srhuylkiu rr.r
He Wa just recovering from TYPHOID
fever.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-08

NEs lOHE, september 4-Katsrt
Leecii, Scotsman just arrived from
Florida, died at the New York n - t-
tai. Saturday night, % yellow fsNff
The health authorities di-inf,c;e,i q.
lodging and hzve taken al Other
necessary stei,-.
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VI Calf ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR
BOOT and SHOE DEPT

which viii he moved into our new addition
ou Main street, and when complete we will
'S.N'it the most actraciive stock ever
,u"Tu Ia this couatry, aud guarantee tn e
lowest prices.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28

morlasscs they all grow on ono tree
SO as to save ycz the trouble of
walking. An thin there's yer
coffee shtamin hot wild milk and
sugar, runnin right by dc house in
river.
"Alcbby you'd like to havo
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEt;E

n EXT college year opens October lst.
IN Faculty same rs last year full.
First-class teachers Of music drawing, and
painting. Location retired and healthy.
Tuition and board, including fuel and
washing, for college year, $ II. Extras
Fat reasonable rntes. For circular sond
to j. ]. BONNER, President,
AUGUST Ist, 1877. Due West, S. G.
aug 2l-x6w NJ H
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which will be sold low for

Ikcep constantly on hand 4 full
supply OF
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Glem's Sulphur Soap thoroughly cures
diseases Of the skin. 25c pcr cake. boy n nnErS
'oc.) ScntDy mail, Prepaid on receipt OF price.
Z. N. CRiT'TESToN, Prop'r, I sixth Avenue Ny.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28

VOL. L. NO So
morlasscs they all grow on ono tree
SO as to save ycz tho trouble of
walking. An thin there's vor
coffee shtamin hot wild milk and
sugar, runnin right by dc house in
u river.
"Alcbby you'd like to havo
COON OR A possuM.
Io have it already cooked. Bccaise
why? Why don't yer sec, the coons
and the Possums they all run wild
cooked. CAT this one of his listen.
crs gui!pcd us if something which no
had tried to swallow had chokcd
llnn. Pat noticed tho action and
ut once made dead set on that
darkcy)
81 tell ycz it's u fact IN no lie TINT
I'm tollcn ye. The possums all 90
cooked; av yo want II baked
posSllm, all yc have to do is to take
II hGhtwood knot aud look out for q
fellow with long tail, knock him over,
and then you have him But av yo
want II stcwcd possum, yo have to
look out for won widout q tail .
thcm's the stcwcd possums. Oh,
boys but its great counthry TO
live IN. Dye mind? There's
RIVERS OF PoTlIEEN,
l mano good corn and rye fishlley. n
runncn all trough tho land. All We
have to do is to get your cup an
scoop it up out NV the the river
that runs by yer door But thin We
sec, (as he detected another darl1oy
gulping,) cav ye want u mixed
dhrlnk, Nv coorsc yc havc to carry
yer iishllcy to The bar room, m cit
the swatenins an fXins put into it
One of the audience hero asked,
with puzzled look: "Look ycr
boss way is &c
MEAL AN BAKIN q
"Thc male, mani answered tho
lecturer, "is tnc male an the baking
Sure av yc want male yc can get it
aiscy enough. Male it grows on
stalks like corn, and suro the pigs,
bless their sowls, thoy all rnn
around tho woods cured and cooked.
An, whist! I'll tell yo soomthin
else. If Il ship comes to trade wild
yez, and yc want to buy n bit O.
calico iur doUld omen or mebbc q
Shlnnon fur dc swatchart, (for I
wouldn't tell ycz lie, thin things
don't grow Oh tho trces,) all yo laVo
to do is to so tho graneback tree
IN pull down the money by tho
bushels. There ye havo it. Oh, be
me so"l, but it's great coun thry.
HOW TO GET TO LIBERIA.
'But," uuoriod the old darkey
whom Pat had first tackled, and who
had been gulping down every word
Of the lecture, GLOW wo gwinc git
day" -" - ~
"Allanah, man, isn't tho ship
alroady built, to carry yo to
Lyberin ?" answered Pat, ian a
mighty purity ship she is, too.
Dye mind; 10 top, no bottom, all
SIDES. Ef she turns over in the
say, yez go right along widout
throublc, becaisc she sails as aisy
on the top or tho bottom, an it
makes 10 difference to tho passen-
gers. She has two snils on top and
-four on tho bottom, AM" o.... .
"All aboard', shouted the con-
ductor. The passengers bolted for
the train, Pat jumped aboard, and
rs the tram moved off and rounded
the curve, leaving Branchville hid in
tho rustling pinos, eight dusl1y
countenancos, eight open mouths
and eight pair Of shin ing eyc-balls
were the last sight Il hat greeted tho
vision Of the passengers, who
settled in their ecats while Pat re-
sumod tho work Of cleaning his
lamps to the tune Of tho "Widow
NLacmce." .. '~."
An army officer stationed at WASH
ingtOn is authority for tho stntemnnt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
THE LAND OF FLAP JACKS.
Il VERY iNTERESYING ,SIBJECT

An lriShman's Lecture on T:iboria- Tho
Plnce to Get Your Money Bucl,--A
Vivid Description OF tho Products of
the African RcpnOlc.
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PInc0 to Get Your MOncV RncI>- 4
VlVld Description OF tho Products of
the African RopnOlic
Cho3cston Jouw0l Of Colan0cc
Everybody who has Travelled over
the South Carolina Railroad must
know Pat Wright not to know Pat
Wright is to acknowledge u degree
OF ignorance which no traveller
would allow himself to be suspected
Of. Pat Wright is train hand on
the road-a NLilcsia gentleman Of
very good parts, (not to say q hand
some many and II fellow of infinite
wit. In the oldcn time, before the
South Carolina Railroad had reach
ed the point of putting slcopors on
tho night tram, Pat Wright used
to help many way-Worn traveller 10
bcGuilc tho long weary hours. His
qnips and jokes, told with the twanG
of tho rich Italian broguc, his
quaint sayings and bright witticisms
arc known through the length and
breadth Of the land. All Old travel
CTS who so over tho South Carolina
Railroad mover fail to ask the first
thing, "Is Pat Wright aboard?" Pat
Wright was aboard Of Conductor
Dishor's train on Saturday last, Oh
which Il reporter for tho Jouy2,oI Of
t0"'"er"e was vending his way
towards Grccllvillc.
"DRANCIvnJE!'
shouted Pat, as the train rolled uo
to the depot of that classic and
ancient city. "Twinty minutes for
broaktast." The hungry passengers
boltcd from the train, into the neat
and cozy dininG-room, where they
boltod hot Walllos, fried chicken,
becFsteak, fresh water Dream, and
condiments. Pat Wright handed
out his baggage. arranged it in
order, closed up the baggagc car,
lit his pipe Cnot being much ad,
dcted TO breakfast and ]ounmcd
around the platform to see if thcro
| was any fun in sight. An old scclv
darlSey was holding up tho side Of
the telegraph Office, and him PAT
tackled. An animated conversation
between the two soon attracted
about Il dozen wards of the nation,
who had been just loaGng around
promiscuouaiy, and several of the
passengers, who, having by this time
cleaned out Colonel Carroll's dining,
room, were enjoying a post t-prandial
o'clock cigar. The subject Of tho
conversation between Pat Wright
and the darkcy was
nn
''''"'N'
AS soon, however, as Pat had
secured an audience, he lrAnchod
OFT into q regular lecture, which was
taken down by the reporter: and IS
reproduced hero rs near rcr5nti1s
as the shorthand notes taken by u
Nhlcslan reporter can catch the OK.
quisitcly rich Italian broguc in
which the lecture was delivered. Tt
seems that when tho idea first
struck him to dcliver the lecture,
90 ,l''t, Io'1i oAi'"'H''ih3 TO MS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28

An army officer stationed at WASH
in9ton is authority for the statement
that ut no distant day tho President
will receive a petition, numcrously
signed by reputable army officors,
requesting that aboard of inquiry
be detailed to inquire and re~,
port whether Gen. Babcock is guilty
Of tho manifold iniquitics charged
against him, and if so, that he may
be 'court-martialcd us unfit to hold
his position as an army officer. u..,
AT the recent meeting hold ut
Batesburgr in the interest Of the pro-
posed county of Butler, Captain
Waters showed that E4gcfcld coun
ty is equal iii size to thirtcon of
tho smallest countios of Georgia,
and to fifteen of tho smallest coun.
tios of pennsylvania. 1t is rs
large as two Of the largest and nine
of tho smallest counties Of Virginia.
1t is twice the size of the State Of
Delaware and three times as large rs
Rhode Island. No wonder she polls
three thousand Democratic majority
The ,lpombors Of tho Legislature
from th6 'coiIn{ias ir,tprost tod oro eoi1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

or FANCY CARDS all new styles with name.
AV Rcns County, Now York.
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PLANTATION and FAMILY
GS,:sI K 60 @ E R Z As IS

/ have on hand several brands O.
first class
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
Revolver and CARTRIDGES for SD

a INC nickel plated, seven shot, pocket re-
Volpcf Il hrSt-claSs article. Sent g. O. D., or
on receipt or price. G. w. WILLIS. p o. Box
2,7lS, Now York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28

JUST RECEIVED.
One car load seed Potatoes,
Ono :" g Oats.
--ALSO,--
A full line Of Plantation Hard
ware consisting Of
Lay 1ron,
Plow Steel,
Steel Plows,
Plow Moulds,
Spades,
Slovels,
Traces,
Hamcs
Clcviccs,
Uiccs,
Heel
Screws
&c.Sc
VIII, D1 ~
Cash..
Ikcep constantly on hand full
supply Of
PLANTATION and FAMILY
Ge,:sI Es- @ @ EG E Z E.s Is .
/ have on hand several brands Of
first class
EIGRTIIIIERS
which I am prepared to sell for
Cash'or on time with we'll approved
securities on money basis, OF with
4. cotton option if parties desire.
All parties in want of Fertilizers
Will dO well to call on me before
purchasing.
T. KS LID .Es Ea r,
fol, OO
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28

The members Of tho Legislature
from The counties Interested aro said
TO be almost rinanimous in opposing
their divisioninto new counties. 5tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
FLAP JACKS AND NORLAssEs.
Ch0@cston JoUm0l Of Commcrcc.

"But' continued the importurba-
bic Pat, "Av ye don't like kebbiges
Dad luck to yer if yoz don't) it's MI
the same. When yez get up in tho
morning all ycz got to do is to go
to q tree i'll the yard, raich out yoz
hands, hold up yer tin plate, ana
scoop in tho flap jacks smokin hot,
give them a flip, tako your knife,
shtial it in tho thrunk of the tree,
and there yo have yer lnorlasaes
Ye nee, me homes, hot flap jacks and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-28
N. +. BUHNHAM'S 1854"
WV w@&GpmYW hG@l

IS declared the "STANDARD TURBINE" by
over 650 persons who use II. Prices reduced
ne" pamphlet, free. n. l.. BURNIiAM, York Pa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-12
Grating Grape Vines.

Now is the time to graft grape vines, just when the leaves are beginning to start on the vines to be grafted. Cut your gratis into lengths of from two to four buds each. Dig the earth away from the roots of the vine to be grafted eight or ten inches deep; saw off the tap or main root of the'vine five or six inches below the surface of the ground split the end of the roots left in the ground !; whittle the butt end of your graft to the form of wedge and insert it in the cleft or split in the root in such a manner that the interstice between the bark and wood shall join evenly together on the side of the graft and the root. Fill up the hole, pack the fine, soft earth with your hands carefully around the grafted place, and leaving single bud of the graft just above the surface of the ground.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-04-12

A big blacksmith from Illinois took him by the neck and run him out, and he was seen no moro for an hour. Just before the train started, and after all the passengers had taken seats, the " first man" was seen on the platform. He had another bowie-knife, and had also put tomahawk in his belt. There was red paint on his left ear, his eyes rolled, and, in terrible voice, he called out:
 Where is that man Logwood? Let him come out here and meet his doom r
 els that you? Count me in!" re piled the car painter, as he opened q window. He rushed for thedoor, ,leaped down, and was pulling off his evercoat again, when the native began to retreat calling out:
 "pll get my hair cut and be back here in seventeen seconds. never fight with long hair. I promised my dying mothe, not to-"
 When the train rolled away he was seen fourishing his tomahawk around his head in the widest manner.--B Bret Hart, in ~. r Sun.