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American destitute Nshibi,on -cttgi Asua 81
R,",h'> Theatre isn.Ns it,i.1~.
D"~-s, th-str--i',rsr
u'"~d~sr Theatre Oliver tvIf.
a. ,ssts Oprra Bo">- ant 80 B,bsd~s,
s"t"fnhin op-,s U"us- VtIft NNues
fn.i- Ih-st,- Isi wee ofsin-
q a., ptisu rssii San si 90 M,tn.s
s..ino.~'. harden .ius uona Wallace
s.s"d ssI~rs Uo"~- t.~u
. se-sm rh~-trs-Mt bel >is'oT
ma>oni. Temple -fnn0-tf.
N.~ Work aquarium vrr,dwu .niistsu
P-sL Theatre The crashed 1tt4,tisn.
san sr.scIs-o W,.str~is-Btosd~ sy and ssth,t
Theatre souniau. -Naurs.
y s.y Pastors Opera Ho.s~ Fsst Men.
q sisn sq.sr- Theatre -~ttusk on
" sliarL'~ Th-.tt. Robinson Crusne
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SEcoR RoprsoN asked the New Jersey Re

'F'"h h'hhS'N HNk'l lh' new Jersey h'-
publican Convention tu take an observation.
and see where they were. Upon taking the OBJ
scrNation they found they were nowhere. For
although the Convention Put ny a candidate and
a platform. the unofficial time of the members
was mostly expended in bets with each other on
the amount of MoCLrLLAN's majority.
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WASHINGTON. Sept 96-'rhe de- iacio Pres-
dent to-day signed the commission of William VI Option
Of Oregon 10 be second Comptroller o the Treasury from
the lst Oi October.
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Mr. HAYES * one Of the few men who have
ever publicly courtcd applause Tor their treach-
cry
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StE; am now II yenr- old. and at the agcof
rs rninchc.i bee PING company with Aoung Aud heau
~ -,pci to ion oi yon,ir hearts ,occh"r n, one
N'Hri"r ihni tins uur nrsi meeting her COUSINS
and before Ions could not ihn,k separating from
Nor, N"f hrpin- COMPANY i"r about tour nunlhs
pUmNr'. luf u'itrrn. tho hou,, | Nis informed she
Mr- r,' ~ h'm, "n several oo,a-ien, got ulc same
ca'H mat th.rew' Wo'hct \ouu. man came r,cro ~
sr' her N't' often, ANTE Specially un the evenings
wa, pa,us visit. ihcr. ruls VA u SAL il,w H. me-
,hn,,ns how haa been inpo"d upon icy one who"
bore Nkr man and since that time have mover kept
'"WphM WIN hmalr
"tWl' hrr She ioln vui iuN address, amt p-h' me- 10
MH l' he amt stated she wHs very sorry for what Lad
innf ihn. cnu ever i"n'r' h,w in> COOLING, Wcr.
llHI Leg upogui'r 90, io'r ANY ir,p,l lAi ,ur hrr;
loiier or uol lwi leave Mat to oar onnl' Grafton
s"rrn AuHor Sept H. AtNo'i foHcoil.S
This Is indeed Il trying cas', and proves how
lhr l"klcno,s and hrarlc,snrss Of n girl may
one day return Ia Nrx her. Perhaps. how
ever. during the sin years which have elapsed
since she Wantonly trampled ON your ten
dcr'si feelings She has grown wiser and better,
and. in sorrow and humiliation. recalls ut
twentV-thr"e the outrageous and inhuman
character Of her conduct Al seventeen. She has
found that honest affection is not So easy II
thing TO gain, and that Il girl * foolish and
fnncicd she could play with one lover because
she could 50 easily got another Al twenty
three she lnds herself still unmarried and is
forced 10 sue the forgiveness of the lover she
So shamel"ssly treated Perhaps she is now
far more attractive morally than then. though
the bloom may have faded from her cheek. and
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Our old friend. Mr.. AUGUSTUS WATSON,
the protector OF the African transcontnental
railroad. which * intended to give the Nyam-
MANS communication with the sea coast
thinks that Congress cannot do less than appro-
pirate sjO.OOO for preliminary survey OF tho
route from Liberia eastward. liis railroad. II
completed. would run Tor four thousand miles
through the heau Of an uneNporcd region and
h" believes that n would do much toward civil
ling and Chri-iianLn. the interesting tribes
now hroiling beneath a perpendicular sun in a
state of hraihen ignorance. 10 AFFORD these
people the be motifs 81 rapid transit. he urges
Congress a. take W the matter aud act tho gen.
"rous pau. and invites chambers II commerce.
societies. and lhilantlropic individuals 10 sub
scribe To- the stock and bonds of the African
Continental laliroud But Mr.. WATSON has
omitted from lis prospectus what j.. perhaps.
tar most ior'blc argument ia favor 81 tia" en-
trrprisr. With a railroad through the heart Of
IA" mysterious continent. African exploration.
from being arduous and dangerous work. would
become delightful pnstimc. Had Mr.. WATSON
bum his road live years ago. STANLEY amt
Lieut.. CAMERON. instead ~ lighting their way
painfully through swamp- and Iunglr- and
hostile tribes. might have come across in "A
PULLMAN ar with safety. speed. aud comfort.
Mr.. WATSON should not overlook this argument
when be- brings his great enterprise to the at
t"niiOu ~ the next tuusfi -
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TN" great interest which IN" Prince ~
WALLS tako- IN the Exposition Of ISIS seems To
be- only pau col his general sympathy with
French affairs and Parish life. lfthe rcpui Il
aniiuathy II the tIAroNiich Tor Germany H.
worth noting ~ a token oiihe European politics
ofue future. surely not less 50 is Prince ALBEIT
EnwND : liking Tor France But in truth There
- htl" rcn>nn 10 forecast nj, very soon -iitm.
On the throne. NtcrolIA bids fair To- onirclgn
ne" "uiv til/ABLIh. hut even GLoEcr III. She
was hhl 1sSrar~ old on the -9'h eft Nay. she is
well and vigorous, ana the hcirnppHtrnt Is very
middle age.
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Tho lido OF cmlgratlon has bcgun TO flow

Tho tide of emigration has begun to flow
10 the south. Two or more colonies OF Irish
people arc looking for lands in North Carolina.
colonies have already settled in Tennessee.
South Carolina and Alabama. In 1878 one
hundred and fifteen Swiss families. making
company Of seven hundred people. purchased
ten thousand acres at land on Cumberland
Mountain. Tennessee. at IL per acre, and
already each head Of a family has Il comforta-
bic home. surrounded by an orchard and gar
den. There is II large store which Is managed
for the colony. members of which obtain their
goods from II At wholesale cost. They have
diaries and cheese factories in successful opera
iion. and all their products find ready sale at
fair prices. They own herds of cattle. and
shelter their stock in comfortable barns
Another colony near Grecnvie. 5. G.. also
Swiss. is almost as large and IA prosperous as
the Tennessee colony The Germans cstah-
shed colony three years ago upon Sand
Mountain. in Alabama. There are now six
thousand souls in this colony. They have
made thousands of acres OF n former wilder
ness blossom ~ the rose. and have built
NJ nOurshng town. which pays thou
sands Of dollars in taxes to the State. The
grape interest is profitable. One German ON
half an acre last year raised 5000 worth Of
grapes and this year he will raise $500 worth.
The tobacco grown Is equal in quality and size
tu the Virginia leaf. Tobacco. cigars and wine.
the chief products of the colony. find ready
sale in Louisville and Cincinnati. The colo
niss destined for North Carolina also seek the
mountainous region. where tobacco can becuti-
waited ~ we'll rs grain. and where the grazing
land- are rich and plenty. The Southern pa
pcrs report flow of strangers into the South
looking Tor homes.
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The Fraudulent President would show II
becoming SENSE Of the extent Of his pualillca-
iions by resignng the office which he now as
-umcs TO MI. and accepting the Presidency Of II
temperance association on baseball club.
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Fur Company. which finds its doubtful opera
tions in tho scal-cntching business hampcred
by tho presence of inconvcnicntly honest and
intelligent army officers. Through Honest JOHN
SHERMAN. the Influence of this monopoly with
the Fraudulent Administration il all powerful.
II there is II general massacre OF the whites at
Sitka the responsibility will lie not with the
Democratic Congress which reduced the army.
hut with the Fraudulent Administration which
removed the troops from Sitka to San Francisco
al the instance Of u corporation certainly inn
pn'rnt and probably corrupt. II may be well
io bear thrsc facts IN mind.
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~ hN' l'H~'N 10 forecast MS very soon Nliiin.
on the throne. Nt,roElA bids fair To- onirrlgn
NOT only ELilABEIn. hut even GLoEcr ILL., She
was hu isScar- old ON tie 49'h of Nay she Is
VOL and vigorous, and the hciraplatonl is very
likely 10 wait tor hi sccp,lc until he ha~ passed
middle axe.
Th" two Paris newspaper, just prosecuted
on accounted their Eepuhiransm are the RI
WLt91c FGDcaisr and the Hien PtLhc. 80 that
in a double sen-e. the MacMahonsts attack the
French Republic and the Public Welfare.
,,,T1 The Compmis,sien held that The power 81 Dc.
state, H.' b.ra,o. H. K..eooi lo,,i
Tncn why dd the Commission disregard
the protest of the State OF Florida. which hy her
Legislature and supreme Court decided thni
the men who professed to represent her in the
Electoral College were not dulychoscn electors
Judge lloAR paltet- with the public Intelligence.
Like Brother SrOCGnTON, pO~tmastcr-
General hey grows plainliye when he reflects
anon the Indifference OF disgust with which h-
clouucncn Is received. " | can hardly say any
thing remarked the pcnltont simmer at i.yncn-
burg. " hut what eomr one finds fault. There
'oro tn" less say IL the better, both for me and
the euurtry' We are happy 10 record Il srn,i-
bic mtcrlnoe from Mr.. KEY. and We hereby
label it Number one.
II Colloct0rSlMMONso of Boston is renewed
II will not hr Tor inelliricncy, since ly IN" cons
current testimony oi All vino are qualified 10
spDak on Nh" point. he is the most COMPETENT.
digonl. coai-hcadad. business like Collector
Boston ha- had in this generation. twill not
ho for INSTRUMENTATION; he made haste Ia obey
Ilils'o Unconstitutional cNil service order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21
hoasc 10 sbep. Il i not necessary %
sgeak loud, bui la disiiD1l voloa.


The Arllngian Dnmasie Clab, whieh
has airuadylgained very high Tspatsiion,
will present On "Wednesday and Tbntsday
evenings 81 this veek, "DombsY and
sou. drmaiifed from D.ekens' popular
story We give bslow he eat 81 ehsrsc.
ters, aud hAve 30 doubt The play wlil be
well presented aud deserving 81 lbofsl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VrAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result of MENTAL OVER
WORK INpIscRETIoSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No rs. 1t tones up aud invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom aud despon-
dency, mparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold BY lealers. Price
Sl00 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial and $500 vial OF
powder Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address. HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
100 FULTON ST., NEw York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Probably no one preparation has re-
eeiyed so much praise from ils patrons,
nor i so deserving of commendation As
Halls Hair Renewerl We bat echo the
voice OF the millions who have used il
when we pronounce Il the best Hair
Dressing 10 the world. II stands unri.
vailed Those who are affected with d..
seases Of the scalp accompanied with
itching OF irritation, fnd relief aud 70.
newal in this invaluable remedy. When
the hair Is inclined 20 fall of, moderate
use Of the Remover will strengthen the
roots OF the hair, snd preserve 1t, aud If
II exhibits tendency 10 turn gray, Il
will restore the natural color. - Fulton,
(Mo) Telegraph.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

wEsT AgLIscroS.
n. T. IIurd has gone West.
Strawberries IS cts. per quart.
--Roads are worked. Grass aud crops
looking very nicely. Potatoes 10 blow.
School In district No. 6 is in good
hands this SIMMER and doing nicely.
IS. Liiilefeld has gone 10 Shnshan as
clerk for Il. T. Ilurd 4 Co.
Reid is running 81 time at his brush
handle mill.
Some dogs In town have not been
registered and still live. Where Is the
ofiicerg
--llaye you received notice to pay a
royalty OF 10 per cent, on your drive
welly
-Chas. +, Buck has been at work on
our little cemetery, cleaning headstones
and rightilg them up, something which
ought TO be done by good many more.
The gate is off the hinges and should be
fixed.
Rum, aud three OF It's victims were
the center OF attraction Monday evening.
The RED Bird" still keeps its name in
real earnest, A wagon used by the
three was made iuto about AS many piece
e. AS possible. We refrain from calling
names
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Gov ssageans has been quite %, bnt
$50 age giAai 10 bee that ha Is oal agAiu.
-Rldiey's pocket directory 81 MAJ
chester j. oat sbd u very neat asd con.
ssHica nllle mAaaA. ilis Toe sale nf
3 oeais pr copy.
Iienry CLARK, Eco, Of the Raiiaad
Globe. delivered tie address betofe the
s,amnl 81 tbs ieelare room o. The Cougre-
gttiohAl ehureh, Tnesasy evening II
sks very well reoeiyed.
"A mesiiug Of lhs Congregational So.
cisty IL called On Saturday, 81 e =. =, Al
ihs lsegafe Eoon Of thai church, 70 con
slider tie qaesiiou u procuring a pastor.
A fan stieaaanos is desired
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Rev. Mr. Bemis Of Montpelier, ageai
u Tie Bible societY. addressed o. Sun.
dsy Afiern0oa.
Mrs. G. NJ Sykes has gone 10 Brad
ford. Mass. on her annual visit TO Der
native pisce.
Social lneesiags are again resumed
At the west road school hoase every snn-
day af,eruoon Al half past three O'Clock.
Mr.. y. Paddock Of Dorset Hollow
losl ,hree valuable toss By being struck
BY lightning Friday nlgtl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

HUNDREDS on LIVES HAVE BEEN SAVED
by HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kid.
ney Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY cures
Dropsy, aud all Diseases OF the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary O:gsns. HUNTS
REMEDY is purely vegetable, aud used
daily by Physicians in their practice. DO
not delay, bat try HUNTS REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

II you ds8bt sho wosacffni sacccsa q
Snlt0l's C0NsuMf4aaN Ctkk, give i =
trial; thea II ypu are POI P1Ffectiy eails.
fed, rolafn TIE bottle and &C vii rcfuBd
tic price paid. II has established tAc
fact thai Consumption esn be cared.
while fof Conghs, HosFseness, Asthtna,
Nhooplng Coagh, And 81 Lang and
Throat lr0uhles, there j. nothiaE Ike u
for 3 quick and positive caru, Asd "A ser
dom iAsls lsi ccnts. ~ erais, ama : o.
per bottle II wear Lauxs arr sorr,
or Chest or Back lame, nse Slniou's
Poaous PlAsrsa. Price y eeuts. sold
By Wait & Hard.
Dn. sHILon's SYSTEM yITALiZ.
En- IL 20 doubt The most successful cure
ior Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint we
have ever known, otherwise we would
not gueranlee Il. In CAGES Of Contamp-
ton, where Geaeral Debility, Loss OF
Appetite and Constipation exist, IL will
restore aud regulate the system while
sHlLOH'S CURE allays the inflammation
aud heals the lungs Price % cents,
sold By Wait & Hard.
HACKMETACk, rich and fragrant
pet fame. Sold By Wait n Hard, Man.
chester, VT, elsewhere by ali dealers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is to 'get rich" the second +,
how to regain good health The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good healthy by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER Should
you be a respondent sufferer from any
of the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver CON-
plant, Indigestion, &c, such as Sick
Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, IIabitual Costiveness, Dizzi-
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &c, you need not suffer
another day. Two doses OF AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam
pie Bottles 10 cents, Regular size 20
cents. Positively sold by all iirst-class
Druggists in the U. S., and by Wait &
Hard, Manchester and Factory Poit, VT.
4.tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

Hox. WALrER e. DuAroS, Chief Judge
Hos. J. v. cAaxEr, A.so.t.,a Iaases
Ilo4, A. +. GRAHAM,
Jonx v. IIkLL, Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

aamlnn NsTEsssos plstsses
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aaanNrr trssararsanss
tsssc4 arTa-ana. vrRNoxg
YsstM. Ls.s. ns~stsssss
oassa SORTS
tagaAM Ma
sWFa kfv fHf1 Nfffast
go n Nas6
s@kM Mksi NtnFsst
- a. Nstsfsss 3 as
pelre ,aD1n
ffas Ws@A18
$3.50 Nss gast Etpfess
4Wn MsseA
fs go - &Ttt Bsgssfs
stage n~asss.
avaaiag ffsas lsosss8 " Msnshes,sf Depot Daily
H. n. AAnEtar. PfgFiAslaf
nssa, Asasvs fa.6e. sraaTHf a.
rsmaa rierftf
Nsss ARRIVES ~ a1hw fsata e g >
4ssAas. 6asa.aas. ganasaaa. g,aa,seal, A.
! sa4rrRpesR pra5Fieasg
serves IL MasssAeslsr fs1foah 6epos Mehsay
HsANsa&sys ena Fli&sfs q j
RegFhprs. lssses Maaehsssef fs0rpts depot
fsnetHFss Tharsaays SD BatarasfF a. ii 4. n
.fisf sf1val Il sss fsst tfsln soiaK Setth.
Fss@, IaaaAgvpgs Leeaea4ssry C'lsa,ss. a..
NV ssGTn. rFopg3star.
suisss Il kaacAestsg ratlfet3 t+n4 GaaAaFt
s.ssDeatsfs 1HA FfssAgs a aYp
kfsSRxlKs. sekfes Haasheeisf railroad depot
Fmns6sys. TAafAaaFs aad stsar3afs Al Il a -.
sneF arrival ~ 70 = y. igtiu roiaK Aagth
Press Laa8Nsl7rg d Cfse
s. o. ceR1ss pTnFnttnf
stalls Ste.s
saETt ~ railroad fgr SOS FORA A4haaY Troy
south ard Msst Al ~ tst.a
SohTH~ ny r,,slfoaa ~ Ratlknd, Darlington
North snd E4si AisNHrz
GRANVILLE maA - stage closes A o is Z =
POST OFFICE opsa from ? .. y. t9ar.s
Nails froa tbs Nerth trrtYs Al ihs pesi ofaes =
iNP.H.
Malls fFom the sauth srfirs - ihf rosI onict
saoF.n.
Nails tof Peru. LanaEFgse, Bsndvlils Jsmaies
Aa.. ~ stage. elese II FACTORY Paiut fost OF
ses a. II u. Tassdsys. ThntsdAyf sea Sat
asdegs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-21

CLARKE's TooTH ACHE DRoPs cure
instantly, Ally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go and see the latest novelties in
Ladies' FiUhuz Collarettes, etc., at the
Dollar Store st
Fresh Baltimore oysters at the
Delmonico.
Tickets for st. Louis, Chicago,
Nashville, Montgomery, Fort Scott,
Austin, Sedalia, Louisville and Calves
ton, for sale ut reduced rates by Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand hotel.
TT.
Meals sent out in covered trays
from the DeImonco. No dust and hot
dishes. How's that
lie Grand market is d c place to
buy your game; they keep, Il fine AS
sortmcut OH hand Mt all times, corner
Main and Market streets. --lm
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at THE HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts, III,
For fine Caddo lalt perch, red
fish, salt water trout, etc, go to the
Merchants Restaurant, SOB Main street.
They are always supplied,-Ad
Fruit dealers will save in money
buying their supplies of fruits, nuts,
Choice Messina lemons at 36 cents
a dozen, three dozen for 81, at De-
Stetano Bros.-tf
If you have anything to sell or
wish to buy anything, call on William
A. Jones, no Elm street.--Ad
For II fashionable hair cut by q
first artist, 60 to Wilson'S, ia the
Lamar hotel. Don't forget him. III
If you want to find the choicest
meats in the city go to the lie Grand
market, corner of Main and Market
streets. I'm
For seals and atenci 20 TO
Griilen's stencil and varit works,
625 Elm street. lw
For key fitting so to Grinen's
stencil and variety works, 625 Elm
street. Ivy
For keys ana key fitting 90 to
Grlleu's stencil and variety works, O25
Elm street. lw
II you want a bell hung ut your
house leave your order at Griflen'4
stencil and variety works, G25 Elm
street. lw
--"Family Paciders" at the Del
mouco,--tf
1t is "the" style now to board at
the new Dslmonico Off
Pan roasts philadelphia Style at
the DelmoniCO If
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand lurni-
ture or anything else you may have to
sell. Csll Mt no Elm street.-Ad
Morton, of Indiana, has made u
bad break, ana so have all lovers OF
good oysters. They break straight for
the Merchants Restaurant, SOB Main
street I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
n sknYiur theft

Night before last some thieves stole
u single harness from Mr.. j. c. Nc
Council, with it they proceeded to
the rear Of the building S06 Main
street and hitched on to n sewing ma
chine wagon belonging to the Wheeler
" Wilson company, The landlord OF
the fremont house (close by stepped
out of his back door and saw two men
hitch up and drive OIL, but supposed
thoy were the owners. Mr.. Cain, the
agent, has offered reward of twenty.
five dollars for the recovery of the
wagon. 1t was about hali-past eleven
when the theft took place, and the
perpetrators We're very cool about 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08

A man was soliciting aid yesterday
among our citizens, and told the fol-
lowing story: "Just came from Waco;
had wife and three children; they
were without money or shelter, and
were sleeping on the open prairie,
about u mile from town; had but sew
enty cents, and was disabled and
couldn't work, He had applied to the
mayor for relief, but couldn't obtain
any from the city" He received some
food and old clothing from several
ladies who heard his tale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
CMnmGrnm Combination.

This afternoon there will bo grand
matinee at two o'clock, when "Parted"
will be reproduced. At night the in
tensely emotional play OF Jealousy"
or Nd it is also known, "Miss Mutton"
will be presented. This drama has
had an unprecedented run in Paris
and New York, and will doubtless at
tract u large audience, Our theater
gocrs should not miss the opportunity
of seeing this splendid combination.
Mrs. Chanfrau so pleased her audience
last night that she was repeatedly
called before the curtain, amid the
most enthusiastic applause.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08

Whatever partially Cupid may en-
tertain for fragrant flowers and per
fulned trSsses, he has an unconqner-
able aversion to odorous noses; and
unless homeless and shelterless will
never venture within shooting distance
of catarrh. Dir. Sage's catarrh remedy
is a safe and reliable cure for this dis
gushing disease. DR.. Plerces memo
rsndum books are given away at all
drug stores.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08

THE HERALD sees by the record that
MIR. Leon Blum, who was In the city
the other day, purchased Murphy's
corner and building, Mr.. Blum is the
senior partner Of the largest dry goods
house in Galveston, and it is reported
he will start u branch store in Dallas.
This would be an important addition
to our town.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
L'Eufant Terrible.

A little four.year old boy, son OF n
minister in this city, watched some
older boys, yesterday, burying dog
that had b en- killed by the cars. The
proceedings interested the little fellow
deeply, and when the funeral was over
and the head board erected, he ran in
great haste to his mother, crying
STAMINA, the dog is buried, and they
have put the sign upW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
AZ COST At COs,ll

Being DESTROYS of closing business |
will sell my entire stock Of fancy and
staple groceries at cost in Quantities to
auit purchasers, Those In search OF
bargains would DO well to call ut once.
Win also sell very cheap n No, de.
livery wagon and good horse aud
harness. -lW j, g. RANEH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-08
Notice..

TO Holders Of Dallas city Gas Light Bonds:
The holders Of the coupons due and
nlatured on above bonds are hereby
notified that the same will be paid or
the 18th inst, at the Fourth National
Bank, New York, or at the Office of the
company in Dallas, Texas, mt holders
option. Those Interested will take no.
tiGe accordingly. J.E. SCHNEIDER,
j. b. SCRUGGs, Secretary, President.
DALLAS, Texas, March 3, 1877