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POLICY HOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN POPULAR

POLICl UUIULNS OF TIE AMEKIIAN FVIJ LAIs
70 the EdttOr Of The TrIGUR>
SIR: Can you help W MI, Lawrence, the
Receiver Of d. bankrupt American Popular LIZ, Insur
ac, Company is seeking 20 enforce the payment oi pre-
in.u.t which .ell duc while the injunction OF the Court
continued previous 10 decarng tie Company iusOyent
Why should he Premiums 10 insure For the TO
come. The Company had no insurance 80 give from the
tina, the Injunction lad. To collect money after
wcud make the E.crvor greater fraud tlnn the Com
many Th officer OF the Count should protect, not prey
ut on titosc ,-rcady injured. What 90
c,r- York .Iuy -. 1877. A POLICY HOLDER.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRA. Saturday, July %, 1877.
All Of the sales announced for to-day at the EX
change salesro"m postponed.
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Eectnrss ano Alcctlnas.

DATH WARD AUXILIARY TO SOCIETY
~ FOR PREVENTION OF otihh sSe4t meeting IN
u'y 80, pm. OLIVER COTrEN Wh "A. MtNDf and
Tiers VIII speak. All citIz'ns invited.
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4lu5.cdl 5nsrrume'iIs

FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS nc
"a great Dlfgrn ~ tAel Iri bag v'ry short
time by AMI really almost good new,
fully warranted ia every respect
Please call a. the
WEBER WAREROONs. 5thave. ana lGtllst
EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICE-SupeIiOr-
tlit deliberately carved octave piano forte ant
cott 800 las; April a. Residence No 80 East
gtl-,:.
/ IGTTE - ERNST, old house ct LieIrte s.
- Bradbury orcr their speid FiAN'-fpitiI.- Al i0v
grcc. anJn easy Epip a. u hast .thsG Asa
smiths AMERICAN ol.fAN-.
- Y. BALL X co..
- No. II EAST ltITI 1T.
Chczerng- steinS and other Pan0s and Organs sw
l0rcash on tnsttirent sud f"r r'nt.
EHE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
4 night, and The BJUDoIR oEGAN- src The best low
priced world warranted 20 give entire al
lsiacton Agcls wanted The trpc supplied 90 Cue most
lihrr. terms, Illustrated Catalogue HORACE
WATERS SONS Manufacturers and ID ar, 80 Easi l4tir
sbrLBWay CuilNN. fnstIum'Is Pa rent IN the country
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Ciln proycrrp go fet.

NWN UIUPtIIN W l-F''
HANDSOME new Brown stone fLAlo, with
al ma r1ycmcnts. US West 52i st. n'af ls'''o H. L.
Rent, 81 to so.
rsNO IET-UoTSF in finest location Oh 9TH
ave tau look pass IRON, hpl-a 10 ROM 10" ll'u
August lst Apply ia r. TATE ll5 Marion Lone.
sl.} WEST ijG,-Sl., nesr 5lh-sy.-to ui-
.5,b story higstoop brown stone ouso open nom Az 10
o cio.k.
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Conntrn ica! GsIGte for Sale.

a-.- 49,
A COTTAGE HONE i'll Flushing. with city
rooms front furnace, WsLi, stationary %
sc; IacFc nicely Dautd; avn, crogc't sounI gspG'l9
&c. Gas pipes snd ruEEccuo. s,sN1 Ddi
mortgage. AdliSss ~ c.. Box 90, lrDdhS ~nes,
FINE BUILDING PLOT, 90 by $50, or
"a 90 lSG f. {; tri.5y Gc. 90 am tiy SOIL COZ
vcueat depots ia Flushing. l. a! on owner 30
Spree -, ~ y OF ades - g. Ia. IL, IaiG1At once.
y. y. flushing combines eounsry ayanI&s's "IA ls Guy
oJnven.euces OF gas hr"ci. "-.s.. &c.
NICE LITTLE FARM OF 20 acres, near
hsiUcs being prSssnth lEHrd en hSh ground VIII
beauiiiu surrounding amt Ia trsIoAs~ neisLgor!oo WIN
chu.l.. efe near baud II sold 10y Dee j. VIII D.
rented! tn ,ut t,aut iJr hyc year,. Address. = OkAN"i
Box 30" Iii1uuc 1riee
Al CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
country :pSiiene properly Deac On TIA west sje
~ ,h Old Albany Pct Eo. about oES MI. norsa OF tue
The Lind j. ful cOvsied WIKI app.t' po>t. A-4 "t. W..
lruits r ai uudcr cultivation Ihv DlIhn.. sul-y's'
rOod,arn, icrhoIse ara oihOi OutpHI'"nsH' ~ I ar
particular. .dirp-- LIZARD CLb Rk - Irhdne O'c--
NIIEAP HOMES in TEXAS.-Now is your
u u- buy y,al farm. io acr. N tie Lone -" 7ttr
Texa- SGl irrtlr. climate &C., ~ t, ~ ~,
Bankers. -. Louis. SO; T. o. Boa -.a-y,
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, SO acres,
in beautiful village o. Geneva; situation excellent,
good bus, sad Abundance ot ruii f@ie cHs-s9 lo'
5i ii e S 'I II 40; solo BY Sow l. vii rent
term @; yelrs ----
HUDSON RIVER, between Kingston and
DISQUALIFICATION farm .nd country re' % a'te'
COOL DHiG ~. ti',.S G'yp1' ~ ~ : !,
GOMERVILLE, N.J.-Forty-acrc farm pleas,
- aht locIted lr,csss Duilns.i god soh VIII Do f'"
''''''' RTLhsD & WHITING. . nes.maa-st
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orochlnn prsp;rtn % Eet-

4 TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-stOry
a and ha-euenf bret eWrihnx 20. ~ CaTfpil'i hl
carroll ,rk L. deslr trrsnt IL, run ~ he mas tety
l., asonalc lrpv ioJ. f. COlNrLl - Court 81 W"'ANh
a. ~ FER MONTIl-TO LEA 2-Story
-, 80 franc cottage. go feet trrp, a rl'm. al inorih
euyrtruccs. rented 90 desirable party l9S lerineIst
nr,olIyn 4 D.. key at 1914 ROGERS q Bro" NELL -"
Grand 81, J.. D.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

" STEAMSHIP LISF BETWEEN NEN- YORK,
SOUrIIAMpION. AND BtEHtN
Si.t'tfN ID ST. EpEOiN ~
UrHi.SatuI7iay AUGUST NEc ItAR>ltu lay, Aug -
ElllN -aLurdlr Aug. n 'fAIN ..~Iturday - el-t -
RATES OF PASSAGE irom new Okh - sou IitAsiP-
TON, IANflE. OR BEEhhN ,- . o..
FIRST CABIN. WOO, god. SECOND CABIN, >o', g"id.
STEEHAGE. $50, currency. ..
Ticket reduced Prepaid SteeIase tciId
Gales. $50 ,lcv.
For IRE ght OF passage Apply 70 . - ,..,,.- ..,
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y CIV OH, INV IIId q NVNNII I'lIi - - I-IIIt'
n Steamers leave PER- North River ats D.
FGE HANhNA DIRE o.
CITY or MERIDA lkDA 4 AUGUST =
CITY oF VERA Cruz. Dcakca. WEDNESDAY. August :
CITY OF NEWYO8h,T mmclnmu NEDNt-sDAfAdg.l1
FOR VERA CRU NND EEW-oRlEAN~
WI Havana, Progress. CaRuDe&clY. TIspan Eamplc@
CITY or Media. itut uuis-..~. L HDA1. Aa9Ist D.
Sf.incrs NIu NeWOTietnS Augu~t II ana sept Tor
Npfa riZ al tur above ports.
81 p.ssalZH apply -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03

official Proceedings,
KanOSha. -ADril II. 18T

Kenosha, April II, 1877.
The Common Council Of the city Of
Kenosha, elected April Sd, 1877, met,
pursuant to notice, Tor organization.
The Mayor-elect, Hon. A. FAIR, was
sworn in by ex-Mayor Quarles.
The foIl0Wing-named gentlemen were
duly sworn by the Mayor, and entered
upon their respective. duties as alder
men:
J.T.Yule, Enoch Van Vie andHenry
Williams, aldermen for Sd ward.
w. ID. Reed, G. A. Dewey, M. O'Brien,
1s5 ward.
E. ID. Leonard, Jr., p. Kelly, Matthias
IIaanen, 9Th ward.
John Bruins, Christian Scherd and
I'M. German. edward.
Aid. Yule moved that the present
council be governed by same rules
adopted by last council, with addition
OF committee Oh Bridges. Seconded
and carried.
On motion Of Aid. Schend, The mayer
and four aldermen were appointed TO
report the standing committees for
tensuing year.
| Mayor Farr, AID. Sch0nQ, Reed,
| Leonard and Yule were chosen said
committee.
Report of said committee as follows
Your committee, to whom was re-
Iforred the matter OF arranging the
Istanding committees Of the council,
respectfully report the following:
Committee on Finance-Ald. Van
VIE, Reed and Schend.
Committee on Claims-Ald. YUle,
Leonard, and German.
Committee on Harb0r-Ald. Reed,
Yule and Zahnen.
| Committee on FireDepartment-Ald.
Dewey, Leonard and German.
Committee on License-Ald. Bruins,
Yule and Williams.
Committee on Police-Ald. Eahnen,
Dewey and Kelly.
Committee on Judiciary-Ald. Will
liams, Van Vie, and Bruins.
Committee on Printing-Ald. Cor
imam, Reed and O'Brien.
Committee on Public GTounds-Ald.
| Williams, Leonard and Zahnen.
Committee on Streets and Alleys
Aid. Schend, Van VIE and Kelly.
Committee on Pauper Affairs-Ald.
Leonard, O'Brien and Brnns.
Committee on Bridges OBrien,
Dewey and Schend.
Committee on Gas-Ald. Kelly, VIII
liams and Dewey.
On motion, report Of committee was
received, and, on motion, adopted.
On motion Of Aid. Schend, council
proceeded to the election Of President Of
Council, whereu0on AID. Reed received
10 votes; Van Vie, /; Yule, I.
On motion, ballot was declared for
NAL, and Aid Reed declared president
Of the council.
On motion, council adjourned until
Monday evening next.
ID. b. BENEDICT, Clerk.
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REGULAR MEETING.
April 10th, 1877.

II phi 1OOI4, 4Cl u
Present The Mayor; Aid. German,
Schend, Bruins, Zahnen, Kelly,Leonard,
O'Brien, Dewey, Reed, Williams, Van
Vie, and Yule.
The minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
Communication received signed by
Geo. d. Head and others, calling atten-
ton to the condition Of the north end
Of Exchange street from Glover's old
Office to the mill and Kimball dock,
which was,on motion, referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Hlleys.
Petition received from Emile Teck-
tonius for reappointment as foreman
Of city fire engine, with proposition to
do the duties for the sum Of $3.50 and
house rent per year. Referred to Com
mittee on Fire Department.
Petition Of Lewis Mcconnell, for
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81
Fox River Valley r Co., piece of land decided
to The Fox River Valley r r Company running
near the center part OF 5 hf or sec 6, /, 10,
Fox River Valley r R Co. piece of land decided
TO the FOX River r SO. running near the center
art Of 5 q or sec o, + i. 10. 5o-100 acres.
Hannah kddy, c Grs " Qr.aec 25, q IS, 90
acres
FOX River Valley R Co, o piece Of land decided
to Fox River Valley + Il Co running and :
through BIN CIR sec 81, t2. 10, acres.
Fox River Valley r Go, piece of land decided
toR Il Co. in W Or fri or sec ~. 2, 49, 3
acres.
Fox River Valley R r CO. a piece Of land running
Though the center Of the g Or e ar sec z, !,
10, acres.
Town OF Paris.
E Perkins, 5 acres Of n 10 ofs IS acres, ar,
5 e qrsec 2S, to, 81, 4 acres.
,Eoyyn OF Bristol.
John Swain hf S w or sec 21. Z, 81, 80 acres.
Jehn Swain, estate, Qrs w or sec q, /, q,
40 acres
do DO n W Or $ e or, secs2, t1,r 81, 40 acres.
Town OF S0n2ers.
John z Chlistman, pit II ar beg 2 r and "A $
corner sec 81 W IS +, 36 r, IS r, II Sc r 10
beg, sec 81 t2, %, s 75 100 cores
Edwin johnson, pit s qrn or beg 20 ls-lO0
chains w G corner I'd Or or w rs II 90 chains,
Y chains 81 I0links, rs 17-100 chains n to
beg, Sec IA t 2, + %, acres.
Jacob Kroutkramcr, ut " or beg OF line
or. ana 2q15 re W line or, thence n u chains
SO links, 6 r, s 70 chains $50 links, W 6r to
beg, sec 81, /, %, 2 acres.
John Rjdis, pit s w or beg + n offs line of and
14JIr Of " line 10 chains, links or,
theace n;2 chains so links W Il 10 beg sec 81,
t2. r %, ? acres.
John Spencer, or sec 1T ., r %, 100 acres.
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DURKEE'S EASTERN ADDITION.
y.

John Dempsey-lot 10, blk. 2, n W or sec sec sd
1,r23.
DO 90 lot IA, blk ?, Or sec n W sec 5, ii, r28.
Rob Shroe lot 6, blk 8, Or sec W sec 5, /, %.
Mrs Mary Casey-lot Il, Blk 3, or sec sec 5, t
Han Stone-com 1879 Fl W and I'd of II cor
OF sd or sec, thence A rds, thence e to line
OF Exchange ST, thence n to town lireSt thence
W To beg. ar sec e sec 8, town 1. r %.
e S Elkins--cOm y rda Of S w cor lot IS, thence
e to sec line, thence rds, thence to Keno
sha st. thence II rds, Is # to beg Or sec II e
sec &, t /, r23
B r Jewett--com rs rds of W coz Of lot IS,
thence o sec line, thence "a rds, thence w
to Xenosha ST., thence "a rCs TO beg. or sec
c sec s. tt, r23.
John Mooncy-com at the cent Of Jerome creek.
thence W 10 line Of Chicago ST., thence along
Chicago St. 50 IT, thence parallel with center
line of Jerome creek to W line Of Kenosha ST.
thence so It 10 beg. or sec n e sec 6. { J. 80
M l. observation-disclosures oH W line Of lot H. 100 It,
southerly OF w cor sd lot, thence southerly on
line of sd lot rds, 3 #, to land now or form
erly owned by one Cahoon, thence easterly par
ailel with line Ofsd lot II, to w line ofChicago
St., thence northeTly on sd line Of sd lot SO fl
TO land of c. c. Miller, thence w on MiIler's
line $50 #, to sd Miller's cor. thence on
Miler's W line 80 #, to point 100 # ofn line
oflot II, thence W 10 beg or sec sec 6. /
90.
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A BURG, has removed his Barber Shop to No,
IN, q Main ST., second door North Of Thomas
Englishs shop, which building he has thoroughly
ner, and where he win be happy to meet his old
customers, all who require his services in the art
tOnS0Ial
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DURKEE's EASTERN ADDIrIoN.

AT D. II = A1-NN9 AA4AV.N 4AD0L A1ONs
the from the u OF said Il sec n e sec 6. town
I, + %, at a point 1863 it s Of s line of lot II,
thence on line parallel with lire of lot II, S
rds, thence rds, thence rds, thence 5
rds to beg.
Jas Howard-blk 20, sec g. town !. res.
HOLMES s. NICHOLS ADDITION
L kasterbrooks-com at W Ger of lot Z, blk /,
sec ., town /, %, thence 10 a point due
W of point 100 Fl 8 offs " cor Of lot II, thence
eto line Of " u of sd L sec, thence to 8 e
cor OF "a lof theEce " to beg, lots, blk !, n G
%, lot r., Blk |. n sec 6. town /. r %.
Q Parker-lot Is, blk 1. n sec s, town 1,re3.
L daasterbiooks-lot 6, blk 5. 4 sec 6, town /,
c F Ford-s x Of lot Q, blk 5. n 3 sec g town !
r. 80 lot 10, blk 5. n sec 6, town /, r23.
Dennis Langin-lot5 blk z, n e see g. town I o.
JAS Mulllgan-lot5 5, blk 9, n sec 6, town /, %.
Toto, blk 2, n sec g. town /, r 49,
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TT ANDRE, Mauufacturer, Wholesale and
Ill Retail dealer in Cigars. Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, sc. His q
CARS are all made from best qualities Of domestic
and imported tobacco and sold to the trade at
lowest cash rates. Also, constantly on hand
some fine MeerSchaum Pipes, Orders promptly
filed Directly opposite his old stand. No. 371a
Main Street, KCn0Sha, Wis.
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ID B. WHITAKER & CO., Manufacturers of
d. Portable s. Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, Skating ana Pullias Hand and Power
Tire Blenders, Yifa Drills, and I'LL other kinds OF
Skeins, T6yers, Bolster and Reach Plates, Ket-
ties, Sleigh Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing
done promptly.
" Ken05ha, Wis, April goth, 1874
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a.. nxTz47s73Ee, General dealer in

IL furnish the best Horses and Carriages, for
business or pleasure on the shortest notice
Hearse at all times ready to attend funerals
Stable On Market square, near the Post ONCE,
KenOsha, Wisconsin.
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ABOUT THE OBI0LE. = The ori0le
which has acquired the reputation Of
being q mournful bird, is thus spoken
Of by an observer Of a dOmesticated
specimen: can old bird which should
happen to be trapped would probably
quit singing on being deprived Of liber-
ty, but one caught young and fed from
the human hand will make a most de-
lightful and tractablo pet, and happiest
when surrounded by people, viii sing
marvelously sweet notes and trills.
We know one Of this sort that, when
liberated from its cage, will go to the
hand Of it's owner, assist in threading
needle or ripping seam, nestle on her
shoulder, stand on her hand, battle in a
bowl Of water, and when it has had it's
liberty Of the premises to its hearts
content, it viii go back into it's cage
and sing its merry tune. It will eat
fruit, cake, bread and milk, potatoes,
and sugar, lean meat, nuts, and eggs,
and is especially fond Of house flies and
small anglewornns and insects, and will
catch anything tossed to it just as o
sWart dog will q cracker. Talk about
that bird being mournful.
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The State of Wisconsin has just been
beaten in q suit to recover $4,000
from eN-Sta6e Treasurer Henry BaetZ,
who gave the Treasurer Of the State
Hospital, in 1873, q check to pay debt,
the check being counted a loss because
Of the failure Of the bank on which it
was drawn. The court held that Major
Baetz was in noWise responsible for
the amount The case will probably
go to the Supreme Court.
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rE,. a x. s A..T4.:,.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Harrx,rx ON X RMOSuA SSs

GIAIh Ut WIDCONS4N, !,
COUNTY or KENosHA, ]ss'
"ESY Office is hereby given, that so much of each
In parcel Of land, city, or village lot described
III the following list as may be necessary for that
9th day Of May, A. D. 1877, and the next sue
ceeding days thereafter, be sold by the under
signed, Comfy Treasurer Of said county, at pub
said county at 10 A. NJ for the delinquent taxes Of
1876.due TO hecounty ofKeposha for the year 1876,
as returned 70 me by the treasurers of the several
towns and tie treasurer OF the city OF Kenosha,
according to law.
Given under my hard at my Office in the city of
Kenogha, this 4th day Of April, A. D. 1877.
MARTIN THOMAS,
County Treasurer
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Y0yym & Salem
Town OF yVIEeatEand.

II Harvey, lots No II ard hi OF 10, blk II. "a
80, /, 20.
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THE STATE OVER.

Ellis Co,otH-Mr. A. A. Kemble mas
been recommended by the bar and press
of Ellis county, for the vacant Judge
ship -Rain is needed. The barn
of George Wright on Onion creek,
burned Monday night. The loss is six
hundred dollars No insurance. -
Marvin college is to be reorenod.
Wood ConM-A dry thunderstorm
visited the county Tuesday, followed 10y
a copious rain.---rhere is a girl in
Mineola so timed, that she sits on her
lellors' knees to keep him there when
he goes TO see her. The officers propose
to send him to brass foundry to have
his face replated. 1.-The city of Mineola
has a suit OF bathing rooms.
Morris Comtg-Fitzgerald, q railroad
hand, attempted to rape lady ut Dan
geriield, Friday night August 3. lie
WAS tried before an examining court on
Saturday, and bound over for his ap>
pearance before the district court. Fail
ing TO give bond he was taken to the
Mount Pleasant Jail for safe keeping.
There was considerable talk Of lynch>
ing him.
Limestone Cowig-Fodder pulling is
the order Of the day in this section, and
will soon be cotton pulling. IA man
was killed two miles south of Mexia, last
Monday afternoon, by the passenger
train going north. lie was lying on the
track and was supposed to be under
the influence of liquor. Nothing was
found ON his body showing his name or
residence. lie was buried 10y Frank
Scott, section foreman.-A serious
difficulty occurred between two boys.
sons ofOwens and Brown. living about
four miles south Of kOsse. last Sunday,
in which the son OF Mr.. Owens met his
death by having his throat cut by the
son Of Brown The age Of the bows
were respectively eleven and fourteen
years ltappears they had difficulty
sometime ago at school and renewed it
last Sunday.
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starving I'm India.

AdviceS from India, via London, Au-
gust 3, state that the harvest prospects
are somewhat improved, but severe dis
tress will probably continue for some
months longer. There is considerable
anxiety in Southern India. An appeal
to the British public, issued by public
meeting in Madras. says "The rainfall
continues to be insufficient; popula-
ton of 10000 900 is affected, and NUNS
bers are absolutely depending on charts
ty. In Madras presidency alone about
l,I5O'OOO persons daily receive assist.
ance. The mortality is increasing. Dis,
tress is now reaching the better classes.
The pressure must continue until the
crops are gathered in January. The
necessity for assistance is most urgent
and pressing
Latest official reports, via Calcutta.
August q, state that Nepaul, as well as
Bitermah and Assam have had a sufli-
cient rainfall, and are now safe.
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MANY WHO AREhurrERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and
are debilltated, are advised by physicians
to take moderate amounts of whisky two or
three times during the day. In a little while
these who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number OF drinks" and In time
become confirmed lnebriates. A beverage
which viii not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which Is intended especially
for the benefit ofdebilitl led porsons,whether
nj home or abroad, IN Dr. Schenck's Sea
We'd rOnic. Containing the juices OF many
medicinal heibs, this preparation does not
create an appetite Tor the Intoxicating cup.
The noufishing and the life. supporting prop
critics Of many valuable natural productions
contained In IL ana wen known 10 medical
men have most strengthening influence.
single bottle of hc fUnic will demonstrate
It's valuable qualities. For debility Arising
from sickness, over exertiOn, or from any
cause whatever, wineglassful of Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals Will strengthen tho
stomach ana create nu appetite Tor whole
some food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, we desire to s-y that the excel
lent ELECTS Of br. Schenck's seasOnabie rem.
eiies, Sea Wcen Tonic and mandrake Pills,
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are tnjuriousy affected by
change OF water and diet. No person should
leave home Without taking a supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by an druggists
augld-wlm
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Gay,m Cua'g John lloliord bias
boon ippliutDI deputy bhulli vice
Dluglns, resigned, The verdict Of
the coroner jury sitting on the dead
body Of the late horse thicl, Jack Ghnt
was that be- came 10 his death ~ mo
hands Of the officers, while resisting nr'
rect and whilo ia the act Of stealing y
horse. aud iuslilics he officers IN me
shooting The Blue Stocking, oil
Denlsou. will meet the Dallas CLUB
next week --Iho lreasri g1e- Tor llr
city attorney because AN alderman oil
Deulsou sought legai advice ia Sher-
man.-The Gate City Grays have
adoplcd the style Of uniform worn by
the New York seventh regiment ---
The Texm and Pacific contemplates
running ten miles west Of sherman, TO
build stock yards.--Ihe greenback
club have called mass convention Of
greenbnck men 10 meet nj sherman
on the LIST Of September IA relriger-
ator Is building in Denison for shipment
of beef to Chicago Part Of the tres
tlework Of the approach 10 the Texas
and Pacific railroad bridge across Chloe.
taw was burned Thursday afternoon, II
is supposed that Il spark from the en-
CINE Of freight train, which passed
over the bridge about ten O'Clock, sci il
on fire. The fire was cXtinguishcd 10y
the section hands, The damage WAS
repaired so that the passenger train
bound cast passed over 1t next morning
at four o'clock, being. delayed only four
hours. Trains are now running r,gu~
larry oter the bridge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-12

IL referring to u brief notice of TuE
HERALD, of the two prominent candiN
dates for the vacant udgship, the Wax
ahachie Enterprise of the 10th, says
evil take the trouble to inform
The HERALD that Ellis county is in the
eleventh judicial district, and that 4,
A. Kemble, esq, of Waxahachic, is an
applicant for the position We can
further add that his qualifications are
unsurpassed by those of any man in the
district, and, if he receives the appoint
ment, he will make an officer OF which
Dallas, as well az Ellis, will be proud.
Do not ignore us altogether Some of
your friends up that way will want the
three thousand democratic votes of
Ellis some day.
Elsewhere, the Enterprise says, in eff.
feet, it looks alone to the merits OF the
applicant, and not to his geographical
location, This is noble sentiment.
and one we applaud sincerely TO carry
out the idea, let the Enterprise give
those three thousand democratic votes
to the best democrat either here or in
Ellis, and we will be abundantly salts,
fed. We presume the governor has
already made up his mind on the judg,
ship, and nothing we or the Enterprise
can say, will change the result, We,
for one, will be satisfied with the verdict.