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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

JOHN ROBINSON, of Green Bay, was in
the city ON Saturday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

Jos. Villas, JR., will play with the
Manitowocs this season, an addition to
the club which it was in need of.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, Glass-the
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
T. Il T. ROBINSON
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

CIRCUIT COURT is still in session, and
an adjournment is hardly looked for this
week.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

PoTATo BUG Poison and genuine Paris
Green, at T. & J. Robiuson's drug store.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

The Wisconsin Editorial Convention
convened in Milwaukee yesterday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14
A RARE CHANCE
PURCHASE CITY PROPERTY
CHEAP
TO

The following is the description, viz:
lot z, Block IVA. Corner of Main and
Commercial Streets.
IL 10th Block E66, adjoining Villas
s Barnes corner lot. 35xiIO feet.
w f-2 Let ii. Block I66, with three-story
Store Building thereon-lower story brick, two
upper stories frame. Store 20X10 feet lot
20Xii0 feet. Fronts on York Street
Lots i. and IL, Block AZ. corner ST Clair
and Ninth Streets, with EIOrnesiess<s, Sist-
er.i, W. Il. Barn, Fruit and Shade Frees.
A very desirable home.
This property is as well located as any in the
city, three OF the lots being in the business
center, and the two homestead lots being in the
most desirable part of the city for Il residence
The property will be sold without regard to
cost or present value. Purchasers will please
call ON or address M. SssOSEY.
may 11-tm ManitoUOc Wis
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14
Buy Your Garden Plants
Of
HENRY @ KOCH

HEN RF O. KOCH
Egg Fiants, 80 cents per dozen.
Tomatos, p cents per dozen.
Celery Turnip, 80 cents per 100.
Cabbage, large white heads, 10 cents per 100.
do Savoy curled, p cents per 100.
Green Scotch Kale. p cents per loo.
Tobacco Plants, 80 cents per 100.
Leave orders at Plumb s Nelson's Store, on
Buffalo Street. may LIT
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

GIN. ED. S. BRAGG is in the city at
tending court.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

THE Sons of Herman are having a
picnic to day at Gerpheide's park.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

Our city dads viii meet in solemn
conclave next Monday evening.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14
MANITOW0C MARKET.

The following are the current prices
of the various articles of produce as re-
ported for us by J. Schuette & Bros.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

PRoF. VIEBAHN's duty having called
no school in the first ward.
SO PER CENT SAVED
By using HIGGINs GERMAN LAUspRY eoAP.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

FROM an advertisement in another
column it will be learned that the new
grounds in this city will be formally
''opened" on Saturday next by game
of ball between the Athletics of Mil
waukee aid the Manitowocs. The Ath-
letic is one of the crack clubs in tho
State, aud if our boys should beat them,
Or be beaten by only few tallies, it will
be feather in their caps of which they
may well be proud. At all events il will
be the best game ever played in this
city and proportionally interesting.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

W. w. FIELD, Secretary Of the State
Agricultural Society, declares thatDodge,
Dane, Buffalo, Calumet, Columbia, Craw-
ford, Eau CLAIRE, Fond uu Lac, Grant,
Green Lake, Iowa, Jackson, Jefferson,
Lacrosse, Manitowoc, Monroe, Czaukee,
Pierce, Rock, St. Croix, Sank, Sheboy-
gan, Trempealeau, Vernon, Walworth,
Washington, Waukesha and Winnebago
are the principal wheat growing counties
of Wisconsin. The total acreage of
wheat in these counties in 1876 was
], 400, 600. The smallest number Of
acres in any county was 10000, and the
largest 10000. Tue acreage this year,
he believes, is on a much larger scale in
the counties newly opened to agriculture.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14
NGILwAU kEE.
LAKE SHORE & WESTERN RAILWAY.
TIMETAEI.E an EFFECT 20, 1877
GOING NORTH AND WEST.

CON
MiImnuboo with G. & n. W. R'y c. ~ & ST. P.
MllH auGuU Ry end all lines divergiag.
Qhahnu non with Sheboygan & Fond da Lac r. r.
DUODUy Sall for al! points on that road.
TUTn Dignnc with Stages for Kewaunee, Ahnapee
l HU III Ul D etc, and during navigation with
steamers for above points.
Forest juno. with Wis, centralR
with C. & n. W. R'y for Fond du
Alijliht0Ii Ill, Lac, Oshkosh, Neeuah, DePere
AAPPho'oA 'S Green Bay, Escanaba etc.
New Tnndnn with G z 4 NJ R,y and win stages
IL. G. II. REED, II. :. WHITCOMB,
Cont SGpt, tie5sT Pass. Act
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-14

]. SCHUETTE & Bros.
, 1877-10-24

deem the outstanding paper. Under the present
law si1rrr scasrA to be l"ga1-f"nfrr in 1ar.rr
rnms thsn g.. The country can ute 3l:N, tfW. tat0
10 rlycr dollars, aHl their fn.nar an unIImttc!
tcnde. - before 1Hs:t VIII add ju't that 'nrn IN
ranlatri. The wrong done al the bidding NJ tho
bnndhnl'irrr nnss he undone. and will b~ nhlonr
II the fnngfc+AMcn frnfH th@ West and aDuth prove
~ ncts that they hfc more intert-frh In the cnuu
frys welfare thhn IN The b,an1lshmenss nf The
East"sn politicians and capitalists v have 20 tnna
controlled the poltcies Of lth political parties, who
troll them un1e4s tho people force change. II,
Ling a. the fnatscs seqntr.cc p,ftrarf. for the
fhks af party. In results inlnr1rs Il, their n1n.t
tmportsnt lntesc>ls. The proseRsIonai politician.
tAn be relied on 10 enforce the will ef the frw IN
orpfcas the many. They calculate on this tIari-h
acInfegctnes 70 afeld them from pu for all
deeds done by the p1rty cancuA And ihr Fast
tohtrnla The tAucns. Ant ihertfore The legislation
for The whole eo1ntry.-Aemphh fTtnn,) Asa-
faheI< t{aI,}.
, 1877-10-24
MARINE NEWS.



Tho body Of man wAs picked up abont twelve
miles from Leamington. Saturday morning, by two
men in \ asaal1 boaf, and t2krn intu that noEt.
rhefs It was buried Saturday evening. Tho body
wss we'll dressed, but no pspcFs were fouad "
which It could hc identified. On one Of the Arma
woman .ane'ng. holding wreath over her !'rad:
on sbc I,tsin r. mgr OF the eit hsntl email enid
ssnd. 1t wns thonyht that he might have been lost
fran me of tbs ses-ei* that were wreckeh during
the atorm Of two wrecks aRo. Another body was
ut those in the .na boat were RS snahe ri to seseue
it, owing t?the sourh stAte Of the weath+r.
hunttay alternooa the .chr A*ry ;Jane. wbt'. II.
a n'sie ea.t ot 1'nrte Light The lanr, loaasi
wttI II. 5oo BY Of barley fren Toronto, eonsgne'i
handled. Saturday eon-iders6le Of her canvas va.
psa. srSie sF %S. IL, o III e. 9
o9t Of the channel aud fnu on Aforr aear Tntlle
Light \ hca9y sea was running At the time, and
ahoyr the water llnr sunday afternoon the schr
t'aptnn went down 10 Tighten hcr and. II possible.
fs st H.. ~ o. BE- nnsssn' +
Can't. william Maek, Of The wrecked teHr Ms.
asIr.. :rtiyed home at o'weKo: IRON Long Point.
'ssss sS IL sra
~. .h1s. u. and .hs ea,opial. . Rpod orler. a1a
VII Point e .sse s bsnes
chAna have bce1 oaoycd. they harlnR hecn shipped
when tie terael dragged onfo tle leach. 1he Cnp.
h!n think. shey. VII! esrntu.lly be recovered.
The sch! yacht John BENDER, Jr.. Of Toledo.
heartily laden with laees.teeE and bound to Hack
N!Tes from that port. YEP WRECKED af,ont fonr
saturlay sttesnoon. A terrible vsle had oeea
htowlng A1l dav This ma!nmntt wae torn not Of
this lsendes, her cabin Was blown away. and sho
waa turned nprlds down In the lake. The tug
Myrtle, which WAS fortunately lying under Celar
Point. went 70 tie sescue and .ssed Tho UenIes'e
crew.
Tho prop Milwaukee, In making the dock At
fut-tn.l!ay, Sunday. ran !nto the stinr Waite and
brnkc the 1Astef's wheel. smashed In her huIwarkr
and daEtscd her 40 Tint ehc was compelled to
transfer her passengers to the Milwaukee,, which
iuok them to To1edu.
Thu sehr stattlr cooper ran on tic 'tloves lake
trap" In Detroit River. between Mans Judy Light
sad sa}, w{sndot,s' Sana.y ma Rot pretty altn
down t. her the barge Venom, TO bc used a. a
lighter. Tho Cooper ts grain. .la'lcn.
The scnw Clipper ffsio sprung leak one mile
vet Of ksll!s l.iand Monday: and ltea sa.sr-
fFora Port Huron to Cleveland. The crew got od
safely.
u fs thnuabt the tng T. II. Sasmith. suuk In
Neilsnd creek few aays ago. was acut.tcd.
, 1877-10-24
IlCFFALO.

!*ptaai HtsnatcA IA 7Ae Caicd1n Tribune
BCrFALo, n. y. Oct. n3.-Scventy sail and air
sseam vessels. with an aggregate Of o.3tO. 900 hu
grain. arrived to.asy. The storshouses are eaid
to be full, and what IL to be done with this grain
Il question. Tlo aect will probabl, .n6er con.
siderable detention In unloading. ~ there arc but
lew canal.b'ata here.
Canal freishsa are unsettled Quotatlons arc un.
chartrrs sre reported At DOC on coal 10 cs,cseo,
The reh. Annie voaabt, towing in this forenoon.
la,gs. cutting, her down at 10 within thirty feet
st the sater llne. Damage at,nnt 81, G00 This
na ~ IsS.y T.. md a pT ae a The
nrrrAIo. oct. a5:--chaftess-stmf Ohio, eosl,
s"a,a caessc ea eea oe xtes ass.fa. iaaScf
Apen. to ~: Snea;s NJ etes"n sesl 10
lumber, lfcaoalnee 10 Chicago. 31.Uss;; ii.
cro..t'waitc, coal, Cleveland IL Chicago, G;c; il.
ae sa e1 sos to io1as
i.nd; 4 g: ! Ths swain soe' to Duluth for wheat
The barge ltyan goes to Bay cit1 for humber tv
saMlusky.
rs 'sas,en Sa;s ses: It, Ans9s for lumber to Sam
Into Ills port arrtscd to:ds7. The sdvsnce
Fl s'fa nrS one nero and .hs evening" o,nns is
continued 10 come one aftrr tho other, ~ closo u
eafety would permit Tio harbor from lts month
TO tho foot OF Maiu street Ia lined with large sail
crAtta lying thrc1 abreast, willis from the
bteakwnte!. - far a. the eye could reach,
thpy could be Bcen coming before
sharp. favorable wind. Seventy six grain veasels
reached this port since y o'cloek la,t r.entng.
is sssGS On e9.'a 5 shss s ao o su ~, %
ryc, 100. 00O bu. Total, y, .OU, 600 bn.
This morning. ~ tho schr Annie SonEht was
comiug Into port sh ran Into tho s!de ut the scAr
Palma, crushing her tu Tbs water'* edge.
Clearance, Java. Ohio. 200 tons
liishnopd. S,ooo tIis sa!t,. na,'l vanrr.
:tp tons paxter. soda, an't marble. Cleveland: n.
v. 1aRr, Chicago: y. Minch, Esra..abx.
fssac!a passing Port Cult,Urnt t.nck for twenty
four hpura ending at o'clock uct. ~: EA.twAr,f-
scuw I!ussa, W,Masor tu t}aehec. WertwAss!-
Prop Garden c!ty. ngde ea.sur3so Chicago: Empire,
Cawrlo to llnycnA; AEc:lra, Montreal u Detroit;
Lincoln. ltlnrrton to Milwaukee; b4rk sligo,
kingston to Fort Williams; Mary Rattle, Kiny+lun
10 Toledo; WawAnoeh: Ktagstnn. no orders;
hartes Gibraltar, and Lisg&f, Ktng*ton q Nil.
Hattie I1oxsr't. ToFon!o 70 do; +. ": Rathhau.
t'awego to t'odcrich; Wacoasta, Fort Nohlnsun ~
FA!rpo.i; Ncvss!right nswrgo 70 Toledo: Three
ltfl!s, UsxeRo, Dstsoit 10 Efisi 6tswsst, T9ronto
tu Erie.
, 1877-10-24
CURRENT OPINION.

A chrome Inns beeu oaercl by n responsible
committee Of cittzcns OF New Jersey for The nnn,e
and description OF any undertaking which WA In.
irhcd while In charge Of Gen Mcclellan. -tStu
York Tribune (Etp.,.
And now 1t Ia tntimAted that the Hon,
George ". Julian will demand the next United
ssateh scnatorahip IN case the Democratic party
va: sStss s s * sd:Ga {. d'1 s T. es 5ae! se
(Rep.J.
Tie eTreslentts Il notiona givo 3less1s. Blaine,
conkitng. 1sobeson. Chandler. Cameron, and the
le.t . sort of intellectual d!spcpsIx. MF lI.rs.'
n.ore ytgotoas statesmen mere sundsy.schao
tWai'lEo: thoy % not eoncea! thetr contempt and
dislike. Sew FORK Herald tind.}.
Tho sImple fact IL, we have had o dead,
for various reasons havu beeu rathcF moes indil.
terent anu willing 70 run After strange gods than
s!els "pnonsa,. " ~ Ths sssals !. y uesn!nxlss. =
tice. or eTen ~ suggestion Ut how tlhtu may vote
ns1i year; a. could we'll be imagined. .-Clnslaaa
LEADER tHtE.l.
Tho thing is becoming q little irksome.
ts.ienssi ead!d4te. sa ia.. iii IL is ta1 sna whsa
nhlo could tida him nver she II sure &, hack an
y. aud bring Jul manuf her own. The ia.l s1ht.
wsII 10 iii oil aud a,sEea.tsa ':Uneje Jlm" %
S.as %h a.. :,sssa: I'd s:
oiss Journal tiftml. ' 'N'' "N' ''"''N"'1
Such Journals a. the Gn1|1io aud Tribune
of Now YORK. aaa Tho Adsertss<r oi noaton.
thrsatsn veto by Mr.. l!syts of any bill Congress-
threats In the tnteleat of Tho u,uusy power should
grsts Gsrshly on tho ears Of shs p~oplt. Tho r..
l'sal q sha. aet wpul4 simply be IN aceordaure
f" % the soastitationsi pow.s q censTe.: % ps..
such bill; The ys!o OF IL wouEa. !Aefetusn, have
t. !. y ~ oa.ea on policy w. Iayes esing ths Judge
H4ycs would veto no such bill. iIs couldn't give
onp decsnt Teasun fnF rsto, nor could any y0oiy
sl.s Ths ihffns ls aa!en!sd L. ~ threat 10 nA,es'
vaucs what ths money power expects VI hin. 1t
IL aEso e1psessd to have its effect IN n.an.bcrs Of
esaaa!s En19trtr tkatns.l.
Mr. Beck has repeatedly expressed the
opinion 1t home that thc custom dues should be
nialc payable In gseeu6acks. lie hiss introduced
I'LL! mskluR ~ per cent of such dues payable.
ltQt al' persons do nos !onk ut ths sAms tnlug IN
The satae way. and tleEs aEs Ru.As pcrsonA, and
they arc moi lew. who SAY that " receive green
barks fof Custom dues, MnuA thu pfcssnt law r..
sa, s.a I ssp ~ ~. ny.
hadels q Nail ssteet for the Dcm6Sruttc party of
New iotk has declared II favor Ut direct a,.rh 70
asnx ~! st i. .,sis
Of anAneo, y d Impossible 10 count sotrs party
lines. 1E. Dcck cannut coule up 10 uuy question
- s. IL ps as
who wants to do anything lu these ulsttcr. now
uast feel hls ~sy.-Loate1sis Courier -Jo4rxai
tU<FA. J.
The Eastern influence, regardless at party
lines, Viii oo earnestly and unsetupalously sxsFtca
i detuaudea bY tho Wsst aud South ~ necessary
10 Insure resumption, Mhethe ths lA;tcf coAe ln
ons ysas a. tsn ys.ts; on the II asf of 9.naarys
nouueins: 0speeis p:,meot resa.asd' M ais By tut
dsto lille gold Viii ha's Is.a ssesnul.sad 10 r.
, 1877-10-24

CHICAGO. Oct 21.-Tha market was more active
at lower atcs. The price paid for corn vessels
generally supposed to bs VIC. Aooa xas engaged
for II, txU ll whosL ahi, O50 ba cusn, $1,000 bu
Idaho and Stssueea, wheat; prop Itussx, barley md
Corning, snd ptms Jarvis L0rl, corn, un private
terms. T0 sarnta-psep Jnhn !'rtdgeo,. cnr,l
through. To tlsWsy1-hchT Pul&skt, e.isn, on ptI.
v4ta tusms. ~ culltnxwo0t-hehr Aouguagou,
corn at :Ic, frpe.
The dvelna in Krata.frelghts haa afToctcd the
lumber ssses. fc'terdly ai.7a per m 49, the
where ~. 90 had teen paid; Muskecun, $l.tsas.. a
arctne Of l.,c; Azutslee, Il NH and 81, ,01 OH
DR.! lumber frnru Uconto.
Ths bark Parma obtained 81. J7tt Got lumber
frum Aipen4 10 Chicagu.
, 1877-10-24

CHErArn-f.apt TholnAs Saylor now commando
the schs Attnnts.,. william Doyle, former res.
scl-UrneF OF this city. IA dcad... Arrivals snd
cieernnf eA warn few In nnmher yesterday. -. .Tne
trgE had the lumber market octe ali 70 thctclvts
yerterday. Peter Il! Oleaon. tha pA!Ior recently
fntnFed tho schr Lakn Forert, ts dead Clark
1.ipe IL now uutnbcrcl 41nnn9 the noble army Of
vexncl. .Lnmber from lost deck loads IL
rcpofted ~ sttewn aiong the ~c.t shorr Of Lake
Miehfsan... The steamers of the Guodrsch md
other shire. lines running IN time agatn... Nf.
Lie of ~ prur+e i IL ,as ety frsn, a taaln
q! the sens Evening star. nj sh:lr'yran. ..C4pt.
texa Thoo!d Uns.. Monday. In jumping from
the sa1ratl of b. .cars'.. ..1to tiarln.vil. sea.
o :, sS
*"a Elevator It ina.o Viii proabty uptn t "hi III.
...Low watcr Ii. liuaio Kiycr II lptherins hra,!.
fv,1"aded n:opeilers. which ground ta.s. anil lont
SGn5. . s1 T,.a w =:
either the s.aes Of thr elevator. there arc nut Of
Feaf s o. e'ss th.re are 'sps ,s5y rohsst ,at' a
ssid siondsy milwaukee ' for ssoi. BY 't, tne
United stairs Marhal, t" Michael Kra.tJ
aud Theodore Ebert. Some ono Lost The
can b. found By the sAn,o person n! safe IN lln.
wa4tso ..ttcaecttons are being cast on The Point
A. =, ress for r.. tas ate
Tsledo Monday awaiting ehaftcr1.: ..Tuo new
tar'hnoy, hare trea placed on Ilar.i'oini Shoa'+
to replace thoee carried AWAY by thr soym Of lsst
weck....The U. =. ftELr Michigan has iefi NIL.
waukee fur Lake Superior. The l!uffslo Etprtts
esctns 10 think there Ia particular log In Chicago
Iscr That ken into psopeiie! aud cites tic
cA.cs OF the A.on and Sebraska to nrove ii....
A. Detroit, M.h!ay. the t"w barge 1.ut1aiu fell
Into the hands Of I,eputy United Stale. Mseeal {.
+. Taylor on a libel for aeAtnrn's wages. Cxrh n
now nne Vt tue biggest nwuess Of vessel property
TN the lakes. having a neat two dozen In tts r-p-
uschre. tcseclt from uweT iake canadian ports,
Vnins up lRAt to th1cAyu. cAn. by CLEARING fHr ue
troft Ut Port ltuFon and fec clearing frum efihrr VI
th6ec pfsres fHr Chicago. pass by Chc!Nrpan With
nnt reporting. The 1urhtn dre1fse
Challenger has arrived 1t tiodcflch frnm k!near-
dine, knl II working In the channel At The eastern
end Ut the new bFcnkwater. The channel t* to he
dtepenct rcsreIt can deliver cargo At tho dockh
and pass round tho Island
, 1877-10-24
CO0PERS' COMPETITION.

Pirsnun0, Oct. 23.-Twenty leading manu-
facturers Of otl bar7els met to-day ani unanl-
nsously resolved to hold out for sl.40 per bar-
rel. Tho Standard Company Is eslravorins tn
break the market By bringing bartcls fro.u OUT
siae points. but tho manufacturers agreed to
close shop, aud rheu the supply Is exhausted
the Standard Will agree to tile market prize.
Tho present complication was brought on by
tic luurneytnen striking for au advance OF ~
pct cent, Which rendered 1t necessary to IT.
cEease the selling price.
, 1877-10-24
EIftE.


9usetxl IEspateA 70 M Chicago T>1ssse.
EME. ps-, Oct. 2A-Ths scLE 3. r. BeAls
which went ashore Saturday, was pulled Oh this
morning. The bast. will b lowed to Buffalo and
docked for sepsiFs~
Arrivals -Prop4 H. touis, Houghtoo; &ehr H..
Island.
pupastutes-props Charles ]. Kesahaw, Ira IL,
Oven; schfs Tou FLINT, AmeEics, Chicago; prop St.
Louis, but1alS.
, 1877-10-24
MARINE HOSPITAL, SERVICE.

MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
Tho report Of Ds. John n. Woodwork, Of the
Marine Hospital Service, shows that the total col"
lection Of Marine Hospital dues for tho ascal year
amounts to *s7., 4da, and thu expenditures to
&;3tiA, 1Ua shnwlnR surplus ot receipts utcf cx.
psuditures ot 5000. Tho number Of sea,nen ro-
eel,sl WA Ii !..: u Al average cost Ut $.i. .0s
each, which was tho lowest ssrssrc coat ever
rcachcd, the srcrage having been reduced from
$:5a. II In lh71 10 those axuros.-D<frvA lSst ead
Tyttkaf 2:$J.
, 1877-10-24

A dispatch from Eric contFus he statement that
Cspt, Ehrsly, OF tho prop China, had reported tho
wreck Of ! three-msstsd TOW. .hszgs - lying forty
uiIes due ss4t Of Point ~ Pelee. The question
axsln arfsss, What vessel u its Somc steps should
b taken to clear up this mystsfy. Inquiry u Ibis
port has failed 10 FrSsal suJ 9issluR Ss4Aa1 belonX
tnx hers.
, 1877-10-24

Between Forester aud Lexington, MondaJ A.
ternoon, there was aect nf 1l7 Etcnm and sail
vetseln bound up. With n-knot breeze and All
sail set The scene wAs one of wondrou4 beauty,
and one old 'aiiof said he had HAvigatcd the like
beautiful stRht.
, 1877-10-24

Spcctal EasDateA 10 IA< GJtoago Ttdbxae.
pons HrEox. Mich, Oct 2A-poxp-Psops
Montana, sanslac, H. Holland, Ge.mania and
h4rges, A}lefhAny aud h4sges, Ausie snd bargrs.
y. y. Rose aud bAsass. Kmnla r. Taomp&on and
bslYes, Bay Guy md hzs4e9, Blrkhaad aud har1es;
, 1877-10-24
1IAIlQIfTTTE

7
Special bistssfcA 10 M Chicago 7ytiHat.
MARQUETTE, Mlch., Oct. 2:1.-Cltated-pro
Annie Smith.
Passed t'p-rrop Pacific.
NI.d-East. Weather fne.
, 1877-10-24
LECTURE.

GEN. JAMEa SHIELDS vii tccturr at Htrorntrk.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-30
Personal,

Mr. w. L. Ferris, formerly OF the
Lockhart Echo, Is at the LeGrand.
Judge John p. White, of the court
ofappeals, Is In the city, en- route for
Tyler.
II. II. Smith, Artesia, Miss. (; @. A.
Wilson, Lexington, Miss, are at the
LeGrand Hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. John Kerr arrived
at home yesterday from a pleasant
jaunt TO st. Louis.
Il. II. Church, formerly with Adams
Il Leonard, this city, now cashier of a
Corslcana bank, is at the LeGrand.
Mr.. William Cameron and wife Left
last night by the Pacific road TO visit
friends and relatives In st. Louis and
Chicago.
Mr.. A. ii. Clinton, formerly press
man ON The HERALD, has accepted
position on the Fort Worth Standard.
Mr.. Clinton has been connected with
this paper at several times, extending
over period OF four years, and carries
with him to his new field lts best
wishes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-30
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING : SEPTEMBER 80
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Take the 4:3O train To Monnahan's
Grove. Round trip iifty cents.
The pOrker porambulates the
streets In defiance Of the hog law.
--The street gang were cleaning
the CUTTERS on Main street, yesterday
afternoon.
Cotton plckera are in demand
Loads of them leave for the country
every day.
The retail stores did fine business
last night, many Of them keeping open
until u late hour.
--The Stonewall Groys were out on
drill last night. They are well versed
in the manuel of arms.
--The ticket Office IN front of the
operahouse serves all the purposes OF IA
theatrical bulletin board.
THESE coal nights have no effect
upon the mosduieto, They will organ.
lie skating clubs this winter.
The streets were crowded with peo-
pie from the country yesterday, and
the stores were well patronize9
The watermelon season waneth
and look Of sadness 0verspreads the
small boy's face as he gazes at the
large pumpkin. 1t might ~ we'll have
been watermelon he thinks.
Tomorrow is pay day and the in.
defatlgable collector Will make his
many calls aud importune the good
citizens to hearken unto him which
many will refuse to do.
The Fort Worth Democrat says
that Friday was big day for cotton in
that place, there being two hundred
bales on the market, Dallas receives
from three hundred and fifty to four
hundred per day but don't SEQ any oC.
casion to boast it.
SO universally eiiicacious hes
Giles Liniment lOdide of Ammonia
become in the treatment Of u large
class of The most diverse diseases, that
the medical profession have come to
regard 1t as panacea. For sale by
Conner " Walker, druggists, Dallas,
Texas.
There was not single arrest up to
twelve o'clock last night, an unusual
thing for Saturday night. At the cal
aboose, Keeper Carter looked as lone.
some as the last rose Of summer, and
AZ sad rs u defeated politician, while
the cops looked inquiringly at each
other ms much as to say, "What can
the matter be?n