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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20
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Wtnnemucca, Eevada..
AlNAGE 54JlHE25, froprietors.
Free Conveyance to- and From
All Trains.

YENHE PROPRIEfORS OF THIS CID ES-.
n tab4IsItd resort take this oppor unity to
thanA tnelr many IIle4dS and patrons 1orsthe
kIild Aald liberal support which they have re.
ceIVe0 IA tne past and bes inform them
that tney nave JG,t'compIe,ed extensive inn
p oyeIIGoEts ALo .ltera 1oIo I'll ir estaDli
lnent y nlcAI -I1aAe IL SecUnn to n0ne III the
Stite. Ia auGItlCI TO our hotel Improve.
meIts We have splendid
sALOUA AND BILLIARD HALF
Where we have oas Of otrahle's Celebrated
Tables ami sandry O.Asr appendsges necessary
10 RAKE AZ u Lrst class pl4ce Oh resort.
= ne Baf Is IA was iurnis hed with nothing
but tie AAest brands vi choice uImes.
LsquOEs, tT-sEs Csc. The tables are al
ways suppl ed with the very best the market
al rus. ClSli, poilte aAd attentive waters
Viii cater 10 the wants OF our guests, and
goUd oroer VIII De strictly observed.
Again tnAnAln5 ouf nuiaelUu5 patrons for
their past f.Vers, We Deg continuance of
the same, believing that " have superior ac-
COMMUNICATIONS 10 aiiy mouse III town. We as =
sure one and ali that We shall make it our
especial object TO study the comfort OF our
Patrons, AID viii spare no effort to make them.
1eeI at noALe.
hINKEY BROTHERS.
del6.tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20
Northern Freight.

Bob Laddy's teams. loaded with 49,
900 pounds of freight by E. Reinhart &
Co., left this morning for Silver City.
j. Jackson's team, loaded by the
same firm with $1,000 pounds of mer.
chandise, left to-day for Cornucopia.
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Admitted 10 citizenship.

Eugene Silva. native of France, re-
nounced his allegiance to the French
Republic in the District Court yester-
day. and was made a citizen of the
United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20
A7iLL. FOR SALE,

4 NEW Ten.stamp Quartz Mill. with
IN Pans AMI Fixtures complete, within
Is miles OF Winnemucca on q good road.
for sale.
For terms apply to FRANK NARAMORE,
Kinnemucca, Nevada. Sep. "a. 1877 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20

The Grand Prize Company of Tusca.
rora shipped West last evening four
teen bars of bullion, valued at $22,-
700 25.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20
GOING TO CAME BrDu ELL.

No Cavalry to bs Left at McDermit.
Company q, First Cavalry, which
has been stationed at Camp McDermit
for several years. aud spent the last
summer in pursuit of Joseph, is or
dered to leave for Camp Bidwell. Sur.
prise Valley, on the 22d instant. AS
was sdrmIsed some time since, it looks
as if McDermit was TO be garrisoned by
infantry only. this winter. 1t will be
impossible for infantry to exercise
much control over the Indians in
Northern Nevada, as men cannot be
expected to scout the country on foot
and intimidate the Indians. AT least
one cavalry company ought to be adj
ded to the Infantry force DOW stationed
at McDsrmit. The camp is on the
principal route from the railroad to
Idaho and Eastern Oregon. 1t is in an
extensive grazing and agricultural
country, aud to insure the safety of
the lives aud property OF settlers, a
force of cavalry ought to be stationed
there
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Estray Notice.

NAME into nay Enclosure in H'Paradis
" Valley september 10th q small la
horse. white face and legs. branded with
circle on the left shoulder. with cross in the
same and figure 7 above it; also branded
thus IS on the left hip.
The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take the same away.
Nv. PALMER.
Paradise Valley, September 10, 1877. In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20

81 Bauss 81 ismpar4tar5 az this STATION
yesterday: Highest, SO leg; lowest, % deg
Range. 50; average, fl deg.
J D. HEcALY,
Corp! ~sg s5as service, q. y. A.
uErcfszsr.is sgzazssr'yz 9trn assarsFp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
prrsuugI

Mr. William Bryan, who has lately
arrived IN this country from Belfast,
Ireland Is ut the LeGNnd hotel, lie
has "a brother living nc + the city,
whom he came to visit,
Joseph Menczer the enterpris.
ing grocer takes leave to-day
for a trip through the north and
east. Mr.. Menc2er IL a good business
man, and we are certain his journey
is not only in his own interests, but
those of his customers,
George T. Atkins, druggist OF
many years experience, Is fitting up
and will occupy the store room Odjoin-
ing the City bank binding Us Il whole
sale and retail drug house. The HER
AID extends to him is best wishes for
success and prosperity in his new en-
terpyise,
We had the pleasure Of meeting IN
this city, yesterday, Colonel r II,
Durham, Of Galveston and Waco.
Colonel Burnham is gentleman OF
cultivation and decided literary ahil-
ity, social, genial and generous, and II
rapidly rising to distinction rs one O
the leading merchants of Texas. w,
rejoice to hear that the house is think
ing seriously of establishing n brancl
here in Dallas, to avail themselves o
our superior shipping facilities, nn'
the large local trade which woull
surely be theirs
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The neE cllnul have 900 Wolf
Wsrw din Ihelf so,ia. had ths v lhsr,
|mt Quantities have been appr intsd.
.aHi tleoliY mill i- ready tn gru al. M,
mayor IN his address 90 tho council
some days ago, made some We az sensi.
hle remarks touching the grDat npees,
lily ufa thorough drainage ofthe city,
prior % any other work al public im,
proyemeuL Now, thera are two good
physicians among the city fathers, aud
they arc VOL aware that this ntoessI,
~ eYiris-nohniy can better. The ooun,
oil met Tuesday night and adjourned
not 20 meet again Tor two weeks, yet,
not one word was said regarding
drainage -no movement made towards
pulling tho city In tip top sanitary
condition, The hot weather h coming
ON, aud every citizen knows that mi,
asma arises from standing water ant
that our CUTTERS are continually hlled
WIN w. why was not some action
takeu9
The entire city could be thoroughly
drained for eight thousand dollars,
md bonds payable In ten year., bear-
Ing ten per cent interest could be H.
sued, Surely the city could afford to
pay eight hundred dollars u year 10
have the town well dmined Not ore.
NJ the members Of the council, with
whom We have conyeue1 hut what
have admitted that u would be- good
thing Then, why no they not do some
thing? Remember how prevalent the
typhoid molario, as the. doctors cali It,
w. last year. aud then, consider how
necessary tits TO prevent any ot 10 THE
year Drainage win DO II, and the bur
den Of taSallon will not be felt,
Think Of H. gentlemen2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

Up to twelve O'clock the police
had not made an arrest.
Fishing parties are all the rage
NOVELIST of the month.
-Hackmen were mourning last
night over the dull times.
The Lamar Rifles were on the
streets last night in full uniform.
The man with the magic inkstand
is taking in the shekels in a lively
manner.
There will be an interesting case
on trial in Justice McLure's court, this
morning.
Saturday the Sunday-sehool chill
dren have picnic, and will go to
Hutchins.
Go and see the balloon ascension
next week, when Coles great show
comes to town.
1T il reported that the celebrated
Georgian, Ben Hill, is il the state.
His exact whereabouts is not known.
Next Monday will be day of en-
joyment. Many attractions are offered
ut the Mai-fest. The programme is 80
long and varied, that operations VIII
have to commence early.
Any person having threo.or four
nice rooms with southern front, near
the business portion Of the city, can
find a tenant by applying at the edi'
torial rooms Of this paper. Rent must
be reasonable.
The festive June bug has put in an
appearance, and will devote his sun
days to skating on the bald-headed
mems caputs in church. Many amens
will be said which are not laid down
in the responses.
The city engineer will confer II
favor by putting bridge across the
gnlley on Sycamore street, thua ena-
bling vehicles to go along Pacific ave-
nue., east of that street, which cannot
be done us things are now. Two or
three houseu are completely isolated,
and carriages or wagons can get no
nearer than Elm street,
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.BULRLEY & BARTLETT
or Lanar& PaCi0C Ave-, Dallas, Texas,
Refers 60 First National Bank Dallas; THIRD
National Bank. ~, Louis. mayld-WOm
,IRusrEE,s SALE by virtue OF a decd o

fI'RuSTEE's SALE by virtue OF II deed of
1 trust, mndo ana executed by BERNARD
hNmuil, of the county of Marion and sta q
ut Indiana, dated 2lst day OF February, 1873,
to secure Herman 0tieVo, OF the county OF
Monroe, In the state OF Wisconsin, IN the
payment of one note, dated 2lst day Of Feb
ru0ry, 1876, for tive hundred dollars ami que
twelve months from tho date thereof bear
ing interest nom date NJ the rate OF ten per
cent Per AMMAN, AT tho request OF said Her
man GrieYo VIII sell at tho court house door
I'm the clty OF DALLAS, county OF Dallas, state
ot IoNHs ON tho a,h day 90 Nay 1871, for
cash In hnnd, between the h ulA ut 10 o'clock
u, M una I cock p, M the following do
1clihod tiaCtOf land, town.; All th,,t tract
on lNud situated and being in tho county of
wise ana St0tuu' Texas, aud being about
two AMI one'hlii mlltN onht ui Decatur, IN
sad county ul WHO, OS follows, to.wit Re-
giuniuB az the southwest cUrnUr OF Martina
rpOpor'0 go mere survey, nhuCkhOrry marked
y; theme enSt 1870 VtrAs, AweeiWnter creek
at $40 YHrua, u stone mound nj the foot OF Il
prairie htll, from when Spanish oak, "a
Inches, bears north bIl2 east ~ VurnS, thence
south 100 Naras 20 a Stone mound, Il spanish
OAK, 10 Inches, bears north 40 yRras; thence
west $50 NNlas to branch Ot Sweetwutor
creek nj 5lB varas, n stone mound IN prairie;
thence north $40 warns Swoetwator OreOk,
| passing the southeast corner OF John q. Loo
| gan In all 3133 vRrRe to Il BtOnemound, thence
| east 17G VurRs, a stone mound; thence south
2SS pass the northwest corner OF J. z.
| Wagner's ldOncro preemptiOn survey, north
1888 yar1s his southwest corner; thence west
bb0 VRrHs, stone mound, the northwest
corner OF M. Coopers $40 acre. thence
| south 200 var0s TO the place OF beginning,
containing three hundred and one acres.
| said decd of trust was recorded March II,
1879, In vol, III pages Az al ana il2, Dallas
county records of deeds, and ON the 6th day
OF April, 1915, book NJ pages $50, go and 5il,
Wise county records of deeds.
This April II, 1877.
c.. Is. WELLBORN,
aprl8d20t Trustee.
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The HERALD has strenuOusly maine
tanned all the time that no serious
damage would be done to the general
crops by the grasshoppers, and that as
soon as their wings were developed
they would leave the country. Both
these assertions have proven correct.
Reports from all over the state show
that the wheat crop never looked bet
ter Damage has been done in GER
tain localities, but the damage was
only in spots, and cannot be counted
in the general average. All danger is
over now, for the grasshoppers for the
last two days have been winging their
way northward, millions upon mill
lions of them. They can only be seen
by looking very closely at the sky
aHd as near the sun as possible. Many
of our citizous were busy yesterday
gazing at them, through glass and
spectaoles. Parties in other states need
not fear to come to Texas on account
Of grassh oppers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
The Course orTrue Love, Etc.

A young man in this city came into
our office last night and sat down,
looking rather glum. When asked
what was the matter, he said that he
was standing talking TO a young lady,
last night, when hersmother came out
and told her she didn't care about her
talking to him, and that she had bet
ter go into the house. He says he has
lost all interest in life, and would just
"a soon join tie Russian army as not.
Courage, my boy.
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Joseph ., Johnston the Meets ~
fhr NuuTluuHsr.

Joseph ., iahusisn the Mspii ~
thr ,guFihursr
Lnii evening % uuml,r ~ 81 hfrs
"a tul the Courthouse, Co makeHr0nus
mtr.- ir lhp reception uf tha uialin'
custodian rrau General, Joseph q.
| nHUu,
lu motion, General Il, NJ Gauo Vas
elected chairman, and Alessrs, r. e.,
l.ilisuud j. J., Cox secretaries,
Oueml Cabell then arose, and stated
the ohj,ol Of the meeting lIe said
that General Johnston wac a man who
disliked parade and mss, and would
not he pleased with too much demon,
slralion, bul that he would highly AZ,
prtrhle one gotten up IN quiet aud
uuotleulutlous manner lie suggested
the appointing Of committees 10 pre
pare for his reception,
The president was then called on
for his views, He stated that
he Thought u committee should meet
him al the care and escort him 10 the
hottl ina carriage, aud that suitable
room, be- provided In which he .ouuld
receive his friends, Major Burke then
made some remarks, aud was follow
rd 10y Captain Cos, OF the SlouewaIl
Ortys, who stated that his company
were 1T the service OF the meeting
and the company desired to do General
Johnston honor, Many NJ TIA mem
10 r. had served under him, while those
who were too young during the war
AN shared the same ideas ~ the gen
erRl himself
General Cgbell then suggested that
the mayor council aud committee OF
citizens meet General Johnston at the
depot and escort him TO his hotel,
Major Helm then moved thatacom'
ml,lre OF citizens and the two mill
tary companies IA escort, meet the
general NJ lho train, and escort him TO
the LIE Grand hotel in Il carriage, and
all arrangements be made for his COM
fort Thatthcrcceptiou committee con-
sl,l OF five, and the committee Of ar'
engagements Of five. Carried.
On motion, the committees were
afterwards increased-reception to ~
teen, arrangements 10 six,
On motion Of Mr., June Peak, the
chairman was requested to Communi-
cate with the Lamar Rifles and Stone.
wall Greys, aud ask them to co op.
crate.
The following gentlemen were then
appointed on the committee;
Recop,iou-Chairman, General w.
h. CabeIl; General II, N. Gano, Major
Helm, Major Burke, General John j.
Good, Colonel f.. G. McLure, Judge
KcrfooC, Colonel sample, Lieutenant
Colonel Il, q. Bower, Captain j, H.
Leonard Colonel John M, NlemmohN,
Colonel Olin WeIlborn, Major John
H. Brown, Colonel j. h. Barlow, Judge
BACksdale.
Committee on arrangements-Chair.
man, Captain j. b. Hereford; Thomas
Walker, Captain a. II. Sheppard, lu-
ther f. Smith, Captain June Peak,
Samuel f. Spencer.
The committee on arrangements
will meet to-day at ten o'clock at Cap
tain Hereford's office, northwest cor
ner Main and Lamar streets.
1t is not definitely known what day
the general will arrive, but the com"
mittees are subject to the call of the
chairman at any time. Due notice of
his arrival will be given. The meet
ing then adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

NEW llhN, MbS -Noh' y ~ per
cont. Go. ~ nu.., stocks active, and
uHS, ulud, s,,ulu, exchange, long d rs;
short "a I'D, STATE Bands urh. government
bonds b,vpdy,
God oP.nei az 81 CO.'S.
V0mms rCini,
NEW YORK, May 2--Cotton QUOT and
STEADY, uphnds 10 lj.lGc; Orleans II l.l6c,
SALES COS bales.
Futures opened shade steadier May 10
NlltlU Olc; juno HGtglJ use, July IL UloGll
Olci August II E@h Itc September II Nv
GALVESTON, May 2,-Rccoipts, 81 baloe;
exports TO the continent O53 elk lO,13I
M sales. Good middlmg NC; mldduug
lWs ; low mtudliug lO'Si good ordinary $50
Market dull and nOm,nn..
LIVERPOOL, May moon Cotton steady;
Midullug uplands, 5tsd,Olleana, G'sd. snles
10000 bales, speculation nnd export loo,
receipts 800, American 25O
Futures opened lirlner UplandS, low mid
ding clause, Nay delivery, 54d; May and
June, . 25-32Gjl4d; June md July l3-l6d;
July and August 29.S2d; August and sep
tembpr I'd; May and June D 2i.31l; August
and september 3l-32d.
p. m.-up,ands low middlng clause,
May delivery, 2i.3gd.
50. m.-Ifplauds, low middling clause,
May and June delivery, b54d; August ANA
September 3D.
sales, American, 7,l0J
Evening RepOTt-FiDRncinl.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 2.-Gold vi 0G}S@
O65s New YORK sight " premium. Bank
sterling s. 81.
New York, May 9--Money easy ut a92@
percent. Sterling strong and quiet ut 50 Us.
Gold quiet at 81 Us. Governments and steady;
new SIS III Ms.
Commercial.
NEW YoRK, May Cotton quiet. Mid
ding uplands, llc Orleans lt1sc. sales lO2
bales.
Consolidated net receipts, 1901 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1896 france ii ,b2Bi
Continent 1,ili,
Futures closed steady. sales 10000 bales.
May II O7c; June II l2Qlll lSc; July II 2Ogll q;
August ii 80Cqll SIC; September II 2S9l 3lc;
October II l5@ll l5c November II 0I@ll Olc;
December II US0ell loo, January ii lS0ll zoe;
February IL 2S@ll SOC.
quiet Good middllng lllsci middling
lO54c; low mddling l0lc. Sales Sl3 bales.
New ORLEANS, May , COTTON quiet and
steady. Sales 500 bales Good ordinary 9Gci
low M ddIing 'sc middling l0)sc. Receipts,
net, l.0gS; cross /, u. Exports to France ( ,l5
bales; Continent I, 1872; coastwise 2,l0O
LIvERp1o May Futures firm; Uplands,
low middling clause, May ana June d llv
cry, 3 2i-32d; also, 3 lj-l6d; June ana July do
livery. 27-32d.
seller apart lower j, sell, little done. Wheat
moderately active; No red fail, 81 II; No.
do, 81 81. Corn lower aud luctuating less;
No 2 mixed, 4 A0ti3isc. Oats, buyers md
sellers apart, 40 asked and bid. Rye active
at glc. Barley, nothing doing. whisky
steady mt 8 Oh Pork elb "a. Lard, nothing
done. Bulk meets dun; clear rib and Sides
Sc asked Bacon duh and UNCHANGED.
Hogs steady and unchanged Cattle, light
TO fair shipping steady and In good demand,
but heavy arc dull and lower,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

The Sun, referring to the fact that it
has been reported in Washin ton that
John Tyler, IT,, is to be made Commits
sioner of Agriculture, says.
"The fraudulent president would at
least be consistent In making this APP
pointment. He has turned his back on
the men who made him whatever he Isl
he has formed q molly cabinet: he has
deserted his prolessed principles, and,
in word, he has Tyleri1ed The fit
ness of things would be consulted,
therefore, in honoring the son Of the
man whom he has taken for a model in
notifies. Caleb Gushing, who was one
of the Tyler guard in 1912, and with
five other wing renegades was bought
Tor a price will soon be back in Wash
ington from his profitable mission in
Spain. where he left the butcher Bur
riel enjoying unmolested one of the
highest military distinctions, given to
him In recognition of the murder of
American citizens at Santiago de Cuba.
He will find the white house quite
natural with fraudulent president,
and its surroundings appropriate, with
a second John Tyler to illustrate how
history repeats itself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
Changed Watch.

The police were shifted round yes
terday, and the men who had been on
day watch were put on night duty.
Speaking Of the police, We would sug-
gest that they be confined TO duty in
the city only. AZ it is now. they 10 a
great deal Of work outside. This is
not what the force was created for 1t
is intended that they shall protect the
city and arrest violators Of city ordi-
nances, and not act as special detec-
tives. They are efficient men, and II
confined to strict police duty, would
soon have things In shape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

The preparations ny the Turner's for
this celebration are elaborate and
complete. We would call the atten-
ton of those who have good saddle
nags, to the fact that purse has been
offered, of forty dollars, to the best un'
trained saadle-horse in rule dash
race to come Off on Monday,
under the rules which govern
the National Jockey Association.
Bring out your ponies boys and hy foI
it. If you don't all win, you can have
n heap OF fun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
rle.llna afnallraaI nmea..

CLEVELAND May THO annual
meeting OF lhe slookhnidels OF ile
LAKE. Shore aud Michigan sluih,rr
railroad, whith TOOK place in lh.s clIy
"a day, elected the following director ,
William II, Vanderbilt sam y Brr
ger, w. x, Vanderbilt, Augustus
schell, Cornelius Vanderbilt John Z
Burrel aud Francis II Freeman Of
New York, Henry b, Payne and A,
Stone, OF Cleveland, Albert Keep, ot
Chicago, William n, Scott and Charles
y, Reed, Of Erie, Pennsylvania, and
llasselas Brown, Of Warren, penusyl-
yauia, This election resulted Ia add
ing three new men "a the uoard, they
being Cornelius Vanderbilt W Is,
Vanderbilt and r. Brown, the hrst
two named being Sous orc, II, Nan'
derbllt One vacancy was cHused by
the death Of Commodore Vanderbilt,
and the two Others were made by drop,
ping the names OF Robert l., Crawford
Of New York, aud Andrew W White
ofsyracuse, New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

1t is fact wi ely and amply sttested that
where tine powerful and pernlcious drug
quinine. and other mineral poisons, admin
isteied as remedies for fever and ague and
bilious remittents, fail to yield more than
temporary relief 10 the sufferer, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters scotches those tremendous
epldemies most thoroughly and by strength
enlng the system and regulating lis func
ions, protects It against malarial attacks
No resident OF a locality where the above
maladies prevail, or where they are likely
70 break out in consciousness Of the poison
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
A anrnrfne PnrtK.

Last evening young sprout, whose
first name-well, we won't tell it put
OH his white tie and flower in his
hutton hole ard started out to see his
girl. He arrived at the house and bad
been seated but q few moments, talk
ING TO his inamcrata, when hei mother
entered the room aud said: "Well, IT'S
ten o'clock, and time for little boys to
ne in bedr He took bis hat, and Is OF
the impression that it was the greatest
surpr;se party he ever attended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

Mr.. w. s. Kerr, who arrived in this
city from Tuscola, Illinois, last week,
brought with him a fine span Of iron
gray horses, four years old, which he
presented to his brother, Colonel Kerr,
of the First National ba nix. This team,
now al the stables Of Mr.. Orr, is fair
representation of the Illinois buggy
tpntng
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
SOUTHERN NEWS.


The fire department OF jackson vii
parade to-day.
The Copiahan wants Col. Ben. King,
Of Copiah, for Governor.
The Summit Sentinel wants the state
convention called for June -.
The Plymouth saluted Gov. Stone,
Of Mississippi, at Vicksburg, with hiteen
guns.
The bridge over the Amite on the
road from Liberty to Osyka, has been
rebuilt.
Kinds county promises a majority OF
fiSe thousand for the democratic ticket
at the coming election,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03
MARRIED.

HART RupARp AZ tho residence of
Judge Hardin hmhpn wednesday evening,
ut ave O'Clock, Hardin Hart, Jrp und ELIZA
hotn Rupard,
MlTUHEIi- brown In nnllua May l.,
lS7, 10y the Rev, A, T., smith, u. u, Nh.
Thomas y Mitchell rnd Miss ttutn nfown,
eldest dpugAlur ut Me- John Henry brown,
They lort immediate y Tor the north, where
they win remain curing tho summer, TINS
HGRAIp throws It's old slipper after the
newly married pair aud wishes them
health, wealth ANA prosperity, and hope
that they viii flourish ike II green bay tree.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-03

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starvation were the treatment of the sick.
Or. TUFTS Pills have done Rwsy with this.
Roing vegetable they require no change Of
diet or occupation-a safe family medicine.
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