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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-12-06

NJ. II. Hancock, Representative Of
Bradley AMI Polk counties, passed.
through this place Tuesday on his way
10 the extra session. We did not have
. talk with him, hut understand he Is
for lcss than forty cents on the doIlsr-
which means reputation in a round
about WAY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
Al Abaenl.MInasa Eallnr.

A story Is told of an ahsentmlnded
editor in Springfield, Massachusetts,,
who recently mailed a letter that his
vile gayo him for the purpose about o
year ago, A. luck would have II the
date Of the lotloI wasall right ~ TO the
month, and the year hoing omitted
the recipient did not know but II had
just been written, The contents how
ever were, rs may ho supposed, strange
ly awry and out Of date and one on iva
Of the statements, innocenlly made IN
the first place, were understood TO hayo
u sinister meaning, 40 that lirst,class
family quarrel was threatened, until tho
editor, finding the pickle lbat his wife
was getting into through his forgeilul'
ness, confessed his misdemcanor and
all was well, seeing that il ended we'll,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
THE STATE OVER.

Robertson C6mtU-Calyert has new
military company,
crimes ComtH--Two COWS have died
with hydrophobia during the past wook
EHis county, The oat crop Is looking
wall. Samples measure five feet in
length, The harvest will DO abundant
FaAs ComtD-Marlim has organized n
hook and ladder company,---Most Of
the corn looks we'll, Some are still
planting ---Grasshoppers are passing
over tho country going northward
Gillespie CoomtH--rhe sheriff took ten
prisoners TO Austin on Wednesday.
The list includes John Walton, jim
Ponlon, Ilensly, Willington Latimer,
Braups McKee, from Gillespie, and tho
remainder from other counties,
licLe,aqa C6,oitH--One mile of the
street railway in Waco has been com.
pleted. ---W Waco business men have or
gani2ed company for the erection of a
new compress in that city.---The polls
for telegraph line to Cleburnc have
been distributed ,r, .r..a ....
Denton CouqM--Mr. j, C. Blake has
purchased the necessary machinery,
and will erect u wooden mill four miles
south Of Denton. The propri etors of
the Monitor will start daily issue of
the paper as soon as the telegraph line
reaches Denton,
Travis CountH-General Johnston
reached Austin on Thursday evening,
The city sexton reports fifteen
deaths in Austin for the month of
April. 1.-The Statesman reports the
work progressing on the causeway on
the south of the river bridge.
GroySon Co,mty.-Max Grundstein, of
Denison, while taking the money from
his store drawer was shot by the ex,
plosion Of II derringer. The ball took
effect in the left hand.-The city
finances of Denison are short, and u
councilman has resigned.
TuraW County Mr.. Freeman, an em-
ployc in the Democrat Office, at Fort
Worth, had u hand mangled by being
caught in q press. ----Seven prisoners
escaped from the calaboose in Fort
Worth on Wednesday night, but came
up the next morning and settled with
the city authorities by paying cash for
their lodging" MOO
Harris County. -Thewould-bo murderer
of August Sabbath was lodged in Jail on
Wednesday An old man whipped
his wife, daughter and would-be son-in.
law because their love making did not
suit him, and therefore he is lodged in
jail, ---Geueral Johnston visited Hous-
ton Wednesday, and left for the north
ward in the evening The trouble
between the employees Of the Texas
Western narrow guage railroad and the
company has been settled, but the
sheriff still holds an engine and six fiat
cars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

rarely seen on such occasions After
dinner, dancing was resumed and cons
tlnued until near dusk The oeremo'
Mes and enioymenm ON tho ground
being over, the merry crowd returned
10 Che city, The number on the
grounds was generally estimated az
three thousand,
The ball at night was tho climax OF
the occasion, Although the rain hogan
10 fall after dark yet by ten o'clock the
operahouse was we'll filled with the
beauty of Marshall and other cities,
The music, which was furnished wv the
Dallas band was the very best, Disre'
garding the storm without, the merry
hearts and nimblo feet within kept
time to sweetest music until near the
dawn, But all things earthly must
como TO close, and 30 did this fire.
mems celebrations 80, also, must the
random sketch of this the happieat
event in the history Of this city, which
will bo long kept In pleasant remom'
brance by It's citizens, and by all who
had the pleasure of participating in III
eniOyments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
i Sneri,Iun Z ITOrsc.T ~

General Philip H. Sheridan, soon
after "Sheridan's Ride was written,
said to friend "If the writer had
seen the horse, he never would Have
written thepoetrg. 3gtIt was9 aiIgoung,
gaunt and ugly, animal. with gait
which nobody but Shei'itan could en-,
dure. Visitors often came to camp
with lettersnto Bthe general, insisting
upon seeing things greatly to his an.
noyance, aud hewou!d for mount
sometimes give, them his horse, and,
after enjoying their agony, would
quietly say; THAT animal does not
seem to agree with you; suppose we
change saddles" The generals chief
of staff said there was something in the
humor Of the horse which specially
pleased its owner and added "But you
should have seen Sheridan ride him
one day when he had the toothache.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
Cat Bifes-wes IL Hydrophobin or
I'LL MnnlI N.Y.

New York Tribune There is curl.
Gus sequel TO the story of the man who
died recently in Brooklyn from fright
at the bite Of a cat, and whose death
was falsely ascribed 10 hydrophobia II
seems that fellow.workman was also
bitten by the same cat, and died yester-
day, in the opinion Of one, at least, Of
the hospital physicians, OF hydrophobia.i
Tho first death from fright seems to
have resulted in a second death from
fright, for IL was not until Richardson
died that Dixie became alarmed,
though he had received the bite three
months ago In. both of these cases
the existence of the disease seems
hardly 10 be satisfactorily established.
though horse, the cats third victim.
died also, aud the veterinary surgeon
pronounced his disease to be hydro
phobia. The rarity Of it's occurrence
makes II necessary 10 accept all hydro>
phobia stories, with some allowance.
While the doctors come TO an agree.
ment about this series Of cases, Il would
be good stroke OF economy 10 put this
animal out Of the way. There are
plenty Of cats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
Nm IIesI IIrrnnornnt.

Ofniling energy, that to which the tagged
out man OF busiucss, the brain mtlgued au-
thor, tile tiroi advocate or tho weary artlzRn
can resort with tho greatest certainty that
II VIII revive his oyorwrought powers, In
llostettcr's stomach Bltlers, u most genial
cordial, ns vol IN abenign remedy for dis
orders OF the stomach, liver, bowels aud ur-
nary organs, and II means oferndicptngNhd
preventing inermittentnnd remittent ioyels
II not only enrichos the blood ana crontos II
new fund OF energy In the system, but II has
the effect Of expeiling impurities from tho
lie current which begot disease. The inJu.
rious influence OF abrupt transitions of tenn
p6rature, or an unwholesome climate and
injurious dict, nre counteractcd by II, and II
promotes digestion, appetite and sound re-
pose. Give ita tiiNl aud be convinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.

The municipal election in Louisville
resulted in heavy democratic gains.
The. Indian Journal reports the grass
hopper eggs very generally destroyed.
Another fire occurred in st. Louis,
Wednesday morning, with loss OF
1000 10 #FIf
st. Louis has issued $ill 900, FIVE per
cent. gold bonds, to redeem its indebt>
edness now due. 81
A complete map of the Cumberland
oil belt has been issued by Mr., c, l..
s. Mathews, of Burksville. Ia
A fire in Cincinnati on the End in
slant. destroyed carriage factory. Loss
about 100000, insured for $35 900.
The Geneseo house, Geneseo, Illinois,
was burned on the 2nd instant, The
loss was about $4,000, of which about
$4,000 was the property of boarders.
Senator Davis, of Illinois, it is said, is
anxious TO spouse the greenback cause
with the three and one-half per cent.
interest convertible bond of Kelley as
. platform,
The loss of the United Stat es by the
respective failures Of the United States
banking company, and the Union
banking company of Philadelphia, is
stated to DO $4,000. w.|trE
y The merchants and hotel keepers of
Muskogee, Indian territory, have agreed
to have travellers, who are crossing the
territory, transferred across the Arkan>
sas river, free Of charge.
p A game ofbase ball in st. Louis, last
"Wednesday, where fifteen innings were
played without scoring run on either
sido. The 81. Louis Browns and Syra>
ouseIStars were the mines.
Governor Harlranft, Of Pennsylva.
mia, has issued warrant for the execus
ton ofthe Molly Maguries, Edward
Kelley, Michael J Doyle, John bona.
hoe, Thomas Manly and Lanaha Lu.
cerne on the 2lst of June. )
1t is being considered by some Cum.
berland county parties whether the
eastern capitalists, who have secured
iehSts III tuhtCouheff ihcdh W slnh any
wells within any reasonable length Of
time. wy E.
Reports from northwestern Indiana
contain descriptions OF the cyclone in
that state on Saturday last. Houses
were blown down, barns, fences and
everything WIS scattered. There are
no reports OF death a. yet, though many
persons were badly injured by flying
timbers The loss is estimated at fifty
thousand dollars. ,,.-.-...,
The Ohio legislature adjourned Fri.
day, having recently passed the fol- |
lowing laws: For the consolidation Of
the militia laws; TO make rowdyism on |
street cars amisdemeanor; 90 levy q
dog tax Of one dollar, TO assist In re-
imbursing for the loss of sheep killed |
By dogs; TO allow railroad companies TO |
ssue preferred stock; to give laborers
|, first lien upon the property Of any
for unpaid wages; TO elect
county auditors for q term Of three
years; 70 allow suits 10 be brought
within the state against parties residing
IN other states, but can be secured
within the state when garnisheed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

TnE supreme court of New Hamp
shire, has decided that the governor and
council, who constitute returning
board for members OF, congress, cannot
go behind the. returns and throw out
votes where, though the name was not
full, the one evidently intended was
the regular nominee This is m, inn,
portant decision, as in many states can
didates are voted for where the name is
misspelled, and thus lose the office,
when the ATTENTION Of the people was
that they should have the same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

JolN CHINANAS will at last return the
compliment Of sending missionaries,
Wong Ching Foo will erect n temple in
the metropolitan city of New York, and
expound the doctrine OF Confucius and
discuss the relative merits Of the differs
ent religions. He is a thorough Eng
fish scholar, profound thinker, and IN
able debater, and withal, pious man
who believes christians to BIO spiritual
ly ignorant,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
MARSHALL.
Gala Day Ever KaoMa la tho Hos
~ ptApie oitsS. .Oluu a. ba-. .luiI.@

Gala Day Ever KnoMn la tho Hos
Pitable City. io,r,, b.,. f.,.i..rn
MARSHALL, Texas, May 4.
To the Editor OF The Herald u'jJ
The firemens celebration in this city
yesterday was q decided success in all
it, appointments, 1t was the greatest
gala day that this city has ever known
AT the appointed hour, which was
signaled by the fire bell, the different
fire departments began to- form the
procession.oj The Dallas department
lead off from the Capitol hotel, and
when they had passed the court yard,
the Shreveport department. moved in
behind them. AT the operahouse, the
Jefferson departments was placed in
line, and all marched to the general
rendezvous, where they were received
with open ranks by the Marshall de-
partment, The whele formed grand
procession Of nearly five hundred FIRE
men, and as fine body of men is Is
usually seen on such or any other oc.
casions. The Dallas, Shreveport and
Marshall brass bands discoursed the
finest music, while the procession
marched trough the streets and out TO
the picnic grounds. There were in a
beautiful grove south OF the city, where
ample arrangements had been made for
comfort and enjoyment. Speaking was
next in order. The welcome address
was delivered by n. A. Stedmaii, esq.
Speeches were delivered by Judge
Good and Colonel Thurmond, of Dallas,
Milton Elstner, esq. OF Shreveport, and
Mr., Armstead, Of Jefferson. The speak
ing closed and dancing began A large
pavilion had been prepared, sufficient
10 accommodate Eve hundred dancers.
The music was furnished by the Dallas
band. fnAt one o'clock dinner was an
bounced This beggars description. The
tables were nicely arranged in hollow
square, and were loaded with good
things in the greatest abundance, and
in perfect order, such as is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
InnnnrInnIhmIi.

4 suit Ia equity has hcon begun la
the uulled States circuit court NJ bos'
ton Ma'snehlselu against fIlwt q
Page, VI tlmt city agents Of lhe Howe
aeales by the owners Of the Strong A
Ross patouts, 10 recover danagcs for
the infringement u those patents The
suit Is very Important, a. IL affects oil
parties using the Howe scales,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

THB sensation regarding the Danish
mont of wine from the tables Of the
white house, proves to be only amo'
mentary within Of the presidents fe,
whom, II is now said, has yielded TO
custom, and champagne is now used ut
lunch and nj state dinners. i''- 'i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

BRlsTow is not anxious for Judge
Davis vacant seat on the supreme
bench Ho has heard how many of his
friends have been set aside by the adj
ministration, and it might make him
lonesome to occupy that exalted posi-
ton with none of bis friends near, and
Joe Bradley at his elbow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

'rng state of Virginia has prepared for
her agricultural, mining and manuiac'
turing interest, by u department Of
education, which IL TO be under the
supervision Of her governor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

'rng contest for speakorof the house
is sharpening up, and NJ he is TO DO II
democrat, the Hayes republicans win
doubtless try to interfere to secure II
democrat most favorable to their ih>
tercgts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

1'nERR can be but little doubt that
tho war will DO benefit TO our ocean
commerce. II will also stimulate "
greater activity in our shipping inter-
csts, giving II a great advantage OVER
whit 10 now has. GOD .0thl tLll1I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
Buy Yeur TIekets,nd Ship Your Freight
the
Houston and TEES Central Railway,

The following Offs and Agents have
been establishing byhis Company, where
information may behad concerning not
o only the IL. at B. Raway, but Toxas gem
F. l.. MANCHESTER Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az broadway, Ny.
ueh' q. Is. hO .ERfsoS, Pass. 4 lmmlgTa'
A. ,ALLEE, NorthweArn Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicaqo, ilT 0T0IF'R ~
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent, NO..
Bqrnett House, Cincinnd, Ohio.
". Il. COFFIN, Souther Passenger Agent
Tenn. IN. -
information may also had at the ageD-
cles OF the M. X. & I. Railway, In New YORK,
Vhicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
q WALDO,
j, DuRAND,
GenI supt., Houston. exas. jau26lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
To All, PnrtIcuInrly Inynlids


spring IL trying season. Indications OF
sickness should NJ once be attended TO. IA.
tai diseases may be caused by allowing the
bowels to become oonstipated and the sys-
tenn TO remain In disordered condition
until the disorder has time to develop itself
An ounce Of prevention IN worth Il y ,und OF
cure, Ia m old and truthful saying. There.
fore, we advise MI who are troubled with
the complaints now prevalent-hsadache,
ind geAt!on, disordered liver want OF appe-
lite, nausea, or toverish skin, 10 take, with
out delay, Schenck's Mandrake Pulls. We
know Of no remedy 30 harmless and decisive
In It's action. II at once strikes at the root
OF the Il sease, and produces n healthy tone
to The system. People never need suffer from
any disease arising from II dlsordered condi.
ton of the liver If they would take this ex-
cellent medicine when they feel the first in
dioatlons + tho malady. Families leaving
home for the summer months should take
three or four boxes of these pills " it'll them
They have an almost instantaneous effect
They will relieve the patient OF headache In
one or two hours, and viii rapidly cleanse
the liver OF surrounding bile, and will effect
ually prevents bilious attack. They are sold
by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

A srRoSo opposition has sprung up in
New York against the move TO estab'
lIsh u property qualification restriction
upon tho ballot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

THE STATE OF TEXAs-To the sheriff or
any constable of balls county, greet
my: You are hereby commanded that, by
making publication Of thisiitation IN some
newspaper published in sad county OF Dali
, ", LOT four successive week prior 20 the re-
worth, AFFIDAVIT having been mn de that said
" adsgorth Is q pon-tusiden Of the state OF
iexas, TO be and appear b f,re ti1e sHOnora-
pie the County Court Ct said county OF Dal.
I n az the courthouse thereof in the city Oi
Dallas, on the third Monday in May next,
then and there ~ answer the petition OF L.
=, olll ana +. U, Smith, partners doing Uul
slness In the CITY OfDalias, Texas, as con-
tractors and builders, under the firm name
VII Smltn, MED n said court agalhass
MN, the SAID W. Il. WadSworth alleging ~
gu distance as follows, TO wit: That, on the
1th day OF September, 1875, the defendant
executed ami delivered 10 said petitioners
ms certain promisory note in writing,
days after said datetlb su m of thirteen hun
dred anu fofty-foHr 7e.lhe dollars, with inter,
est thereon at one per cent per month until
pa9. That afterwards the said defendant
nSee snfee several payments. upon sai ~
ne instieltion ofthis SUIT OF shout the sum
OF TWO hundred and thirty. two 57-lU0 dollars.
Inat 10 pay said balance of indebtedness
..in,e sald W. Ia Wadsworth hiss hitherto
Wholly Jailed and refused, and that the
same Is still due and unpaid, and they,
therefore, pray that the said Wadsworth be
lieu S.. 20 answer their said petition. asd, on
nnaI nearing, for judgment against him for
lief, etc. "'i' 'Oi
Hereof fail not, bat Of this Srit N axe due
.e.uIn, showing how you have executed the
Witness, A. Harwosd, County Clerk, and
w .. sea- o. the county court. at Office In the
Guy 81 Dallas, this, the i2th day Of April
a; NJ. "A HARWOoD, County Clerk.
~ ". n, THAcKKR. Deputy. -
epldtilmayl0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

GALVESTON Is also agltNting tho lotter
carrier system, which II 10 Justly emit
tied 10 by complying with tho law
which requires houses TO be numbered
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

Coor prospects throughout the state
ara very llatterng, and there Is n geat'
er acreage than common, Planting Is
still going on In many places, % I.I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06
CONN BOTTOMS.

AZ TEXARKAHA, with nil trains an u,
Louise iron Mountain ana Va, RnllyaV ~ ~,
all points North, Enat aud SOuthOnst w
Al lONdVlEW lUNOrlON nnd MIN.
nicola, with all tralnR on mo lntsrnntonsi
Il. Il, for Tyler Palestine, ionaton, q llyo,'
ton ana san Antonio.
AZ DALLAs, win trains O. tn Houslon
aud Texas Central II. II. fOl Cofaloan"
MWia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, RryaS
Hemp tend, lirvnham and Tor all points M
N ddle aud southern Texas. "
A. SHERMAN, with IL n TIC. Railway.
for all "olnts ON th' ne OF that rOad, WV
A. FORT WORTH, with stages for nll
points IN western Texas,
. SHREVEPORT, with Rod River Steam.
ers for Now Orleans
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-06

INIlE STATE or TENAS-rO All porson
! Interested IN the guardianship of tho
estate OF Susie j, nnd Cora ", Johnson, mi-
nOIH. a, W, CuOtus, Guardian, has died, IN
the County Court OF Dallas County his linM
gether with hlHupl licatlon ~ he discharged
lhcrefrom, which Will DO heard ~ the next
term OF snld court, commencing on the third
Monday IN May, A. u, 1871, nj the Court
house, In the City OF Dallas, NJ which limo
an persons interested In mid Guardianship
muy appear and contest sud application II
they HuU proper.
Witness, a. llarw0od, County Cluls of Dali
las County, Toxus Given under my
hand, aud tho Scnl OF said Court NJ
otlce, IN cry Of Dallas, this llth day
MaTon, A. ID. 1871,
A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas COUNTY, Texas.
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STATDFaTEXAS.

1t gives to the Pepger a view OF the grand
est scenery, fine agricultural district and
great grazing grads OF the West.
Its passenger Id freight trains are sur
passed by nonlnF the State. Pullmans
Palaces Drawintioorn and sleeping Cars
leave St. Louis lily via the NJ, X. " I. R'y
at =. m; Hanbal Mt 10 q. H., and Sedalia
at 6:23 p. m, rnlng through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallt Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without chBe. Connection is also made
at sherman withe Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the abe named points.
Ihe connecti1 of this Road with the NJ,
IL. d L. ut Denim for 81. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort bit, Kansas City and all
points North anlast; with the Texas q Pa
clhc NJ Shormafor st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all pots East and Southeast, and
at Houston wi the O., IL. * =. A. for Saa
Antonio, the GH. u III, tor Galveston, the
Texas " New Orlns Railway for Beaumont,
orange, etc., thdurgan and Mallory steam
shlls ior all pois on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts, and the Derpool ~ Texas steamship
Line TO Llverpi, Havre and other Euro.
peah cities areberfect, While It's freedom
from dust and ht ON account of the nature
OF the soil and tlopen prairie country over
Whloh IL passesslith its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery, broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cnltAted fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and 'aits, render 1t especially
desirable and adNltageous to travellers anu
shippers IN prefence to others, ear
, ST. Louis Expire leaves Galveston daily
Z xcept SaturdayAt 2:2O pm, Houston NJ
go p. M, Hearne l225 p. M, Dallas 7;So u
M una Denls0n aQ :l6 q. M.
Buy Heur Tleketsnd Ship Your Freight
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Mary had a little tooth,

Mary had little tooth,
~ was ~ white as snow,
And Mary'a breath was pure aud sweet
Asany winds that blow
rww simply using sOAODONT
Which made ana kept them so.