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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01
THE STATE OVER.

Victoria CoumtL-Tobacco has proved
to be paying crop.--The prairie
chickens are in more than usual plenty,
and for the past week large numbers
have been brought in by sportsmen.
II is thought that more than five humid.
red bales of cotton will be produced in
the county this season, This yield Will
be less than one.lourth of last years
crop, but is better than was expected six
weeks ago.
TdrraRt Comty--Columbus Fitzgerald
member of the Panther fire COM
pany, died Sunday of the wounds from
a shot received Saturday in an encoun.
ter with q negro named Washington
Davis. He was buried by the fire de-
partment, The negro with +. 7. Quar-
rels and c. D. Eison, were put in Jail
for the murder. Sam Shannon was
released and Monday left the city, taxi
ing with him four hundred dollars of
his wife's money. Threats were made
Of lynching the negro. guard was
placed over the Jail to guard 1t.
Gaiveston Comty.-Wednesday Clar-
ence Hirschberger, while preparing
cartridges for his gun, had one Of them
to explode in his hand, wounding him
badly in the thumb.-The Nam, has
again called the attention of thsteople
to the wreck Of the City of Waco, i'm
shallow water-An attempt at rob>
bling drug store proved futile and the
burglars were kind enough to leave
coat and hat that they might be identi-
fied.-The military, infantry and
artillery, are sporting at their target
praetice.--A six foot shark was caught
at the wharf Tuesday.-Mr. Roemer
has hatcher with thousand dozen
eggs nearly ready 10 hatch.
Travis CouAfy.-The Statesman thinks
the reports Of Hardin killing twenty.
seven men are false. ID hints at re- |
cords and rewards for but few-charres
lie IL indicted for murder or assault |
with intent to kill, ia eleven counties
as follows: Freestone. Crimes Titus
Hill, Hopkins, Sabine, Trinity. Conan, |
che, Wilson, Gonzales and Navarro
Lest an attempt should be made 10 lib. |
crate Hardin, a strong guard will be |
placed around the jail.-A Mr.. W.
Jackson, while blasting in a we'll ON |
Tuesday, had n chisel blown into his !
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arm making "A wound several inohea
In length. Tho Comptroller issued
"Wednesday warrant 10 Lleulontantt
Armstrong for ~. SOC, for the arrest oil
John Wesley Hardin, that being all the
money left Of the appropriation Tor
this purpose There Is a balance OF
tlgi due, which win be paid o. soon M
another appropriation Is made
Bowie Co,mt-lho boiler in Walls
saw Mill exploded Tuesday and de,
stroped one life and severely Injured
several persons, The boiler parted nt
the fire box, the under part OF which
weighed 1900 pounds, was carried three
hundred yards The proprietor VAN,
was scalded ON the side Of his face and
left arm. Jim Carpenter col0red, haJ
his head bruised and aoaldod all owe r.
Jim Taylor nolored was also very bad
" bruised, and arms broken and Soald
ed 30 that the skin came oil his entire
body. recovery doubtful Another col
ored man, named Gull, was badly scald
ed but not dangerously, Chorles Mul'
Ter, white fireman, waO blown some dis.
lance and badly scOlded he Is mar
ried man, his wife is living near dam
gerfeld, Texas, recovery doubtful al
ter the explosion he got out Of the de
bris and ran alone nearly n mile TO Il
drug store, and was the first one cared
for A Mr.. Glover and brotherinAw
Mr.. Plout, wero present, Glover wai
slightly and Plout seriously scalded
The mill, valued Mt $4,000, was tota
loss, Mr.. Vail thinks ofiebuildmg ere
long.
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Tue Austin Statesman publishes the
following graphic and characteristic
paragraph, and notwithstanding the
whimsicality OF the idea, il but reveals
the true situation, as well as the true
policy TO correct the death.mould set
Ting upon her. What is true of Austin
is also very true of many other places.
Dallas needs half dozen narrow gauge
roads, and must build them if she would
not see other points quietly divert the
trade which the narrow gauge roads
would render hers forever. But 10 the
StatesmGn's paragraph:
Every day the fact becomes more and
more apparent that Austin, as a seat Of
trade and business activity, has about
ended its existence. II Is, too, a case Of
municipal suicide. Those who own Tho
place pretend TO be blind. They will
not see how lateral roads have carved
oil wide districts from the Tertiary
once tributary to the capital. They will
not see how trifling expenditure on a
narrow gauge reaching counties north
west Of the capital would draw 10 ma
every road that leaves the gulf OF Hons.
ton or Cuero. These selfshly blind peo-
pie, rather than expend few thousand
suffer themselves and eighteen thou,
sand people 10 become impoyerished
and beautiful city sinks slowly into
poverty and idleness. Bats see, blind
as they are, what is coming, and these
leather-winged creatures take possession
OF the storehouses Of leather.headed
people.
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ANJIlNDPION.

Ihavo 10 notify the trade and the public
genol ally that ON the Sth of May last OBJ
tained an injunction from Judge i. H. DAILY,
of the Cont Of Common Pleas for the city
ana county OF New York, against n person
styllng n erself" Madame d0urnud, restrain
Ing her from "selllng transferring, intetter-
ina with or In any mNnner dlsposlng OF the
hoods, chattels, Proprietary Articles, and
trade marks of tho late Dr.. T. Felix uou-
Iaudn This enjoins the sale OF the Orlcn' al
Gre m, italian McdlCated Soap, and all 9TH
er of tie proprietary articles oi my deceased
m'her. have therefore to warn the trade
against purchasing from the said "Madame
douruud" any OF said preparations or rom
dealing in the same during the continuance
of the snid injunction, Meanwhile, my
"Olympian Cream" is flee from legal entan-
clement, and my right 20 ita mRnunolure
aud sale unquOstiunod, The pub 10 win nd
in 1t q toilet article superior to its late COM
petit.r ana its price reduced TO one dollar.
Trial bottles, twenty-five cents Unequalled
as u beautin0r oi the complexion.
A, II, GOURAUU, Os Greenwich street.
New York, July 10, 1877,
CONNOR " WALKER,
augljdowSwooWit Agents.
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Little Interested About the suicide
st. Louis Times: bout noon yes-
terday "A gentlemanly looking old.slan,
dressed in gray clothes, was observed
lettering about the Northern Liue
wharfboat. Suddenly splash was
heard and those who rushed to the
outer railing, saw m agonized face
raised upward, a bald head boboed
up once or twice In the boiling current
ana then the water rolled on, the sur
face unbrOken. Somebody said, poor
old cuss,n and sonnet ody else, still
more thoughtful, picked up we'll pre-
served felt hat, which the suicide left
on the wbariboat and carried II to the
Chestnut street police station, where
it will be shown to such NJ think they
can settle the unknown's identity,
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Thn. inniaious Foe 10 meal.n.

An atmosphere impregnated with the
seeds of malaria, is rendered harmless by
the timely use OF HOsto tier \ stomach Bit
tcrS; and II a resort to this benign protect
i've AGENT has unwisely been deferred until
the fever fits have developed, 1t will have
the effects OF checking them and prevent
ing their return. This statement is corrob-
Grated by thousands who have tried this
medicine for fever and ague and bilious re-
remtttent fever, besides affections OF the
stomach, liver and bowels peculiarly rife IN
malarous localities. Throughout the west
indeed In every part Of the American conti-
tinent where malaria prevails 10 Is the &C
cepted specitlc Nor 10 the area of Its use.
fulness circumscribed by the limits OF the
United States, since II is widely used in
South America, Mexico, Australia and
@ elsewhere. til-sep3&wlt
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Bully 4erala.

ruH DAILY HERALD published every
morning, except On Monday ~ wv w
annum in advance, postage pfephln OF
~ cents per week delivered III the clly'
THE WEEKLY HEgALD II published every
Saturday in0rnl 4gnt W w per year. posi-
ago prepaid.
ADvnnTIaRIAa nATRsl una square (ten llnos
nonpareil) one time VI h0 each hnDhtlunnt
insertion 40 cents, hpaninl rninA lOr WeehIS
monthly and yearly advortihoiH' "'
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The Jacksboro Echo, Graham Ledda'
and Henrietta Journal, all frontier pas
pers, would do honor to any county in
the state. We are very proud of our
frontier press. Each Of tho papers
named deserve the fullest success, and
we trust they are meeting with it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

MONEY MONEYli MONEY l!!-A fine
WI farm, within three miles of Dallas, for
sale or rent, for cash. Good land, good fenc-
ing, good buildings and good spring water.
One hundred and twenty-five acres In oulti-
walton. Twenty acres very fine cotton
In the 1ed for sale. A large amount of pro-
duce. farming utensils and stock for sale on
the place, horses, cattle and hogs. Apply TO
John NJ. Crockett on the premises au2ld2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

THE comptroller issued warrant to
Lieutenant Armstron on the Doth. for
So, SOC of the reward for the capture of
Hardin. There is balance of $l9i
still due, which will be paid when am
other appropriation is made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

TnR accounts from several points in
this and the surrounding counties, all
represent that a greater acreage will be
planted in wheat this fall, than ever
before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

A brave woman at Miles, Michigan.
Monday, prevented the escape Of twelve
desperate jail birds, by harsssing them
for six hours, until q telegram could
reach her husband, the sheriff, and he
could return home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

The Victoria Advocate argues strongly
in favor Of stationing an army on the
Rio Grande, to compel that respect
which the greasers refuse to accord to
either our government orpeople.
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They are still "peggng away" at
Plevna, and if they don't quit it SOON
in the language of the lamented Lin
coin, "somebody II get hurt"
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING : SEPTEMBER l.

GALVESTON NAY Ia the outlying oyster
bed for 81. Louis, and the NcpS ably
urpes lis thorough cultivation
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Medical College
OFALABAlIA.
"A T MI O b IL f.

a = MI O BILE.
The winter course OF Lectures at this In
siitution will commence on the 'ith OF Mo-
vember next, and close April /, ISIS.
The preliminary course will begin about
the middle OF October, at which timo the di-
reetOry rooms will he open.
The College has always been well patron
lied by Texas students, and reference ~
made to its many graduates, IN various
parts of the state.
For circular and further particulars, APP
ply to W. II. AN DERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Mobile, August /, 1877. aug5dltwsm
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EVERY precoution will be taken 70
prevent Hardin's escape He is entire
ly too costly aprisoncr to DO tr'iied
with,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-01

TIE Graham Leader refuses to publish
a paid notice, but gives one for nothing
which is very unique not to say ap'
propos ....
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TIE Statesman republishes counter'ln'
terrogatorios TO Colonel Elliott The
parties to the Carney-Barnard matter
are becoming bitter,
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DMNOs AND ORGANS TUNED AND

DlANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
4 repaired-Oskar Won Brien, practical
Pianomaker, respectfully oilers to the citi-
zens OF Dallas and vicinity his services In
A Ii orders left at Il. n. Gaines, Emnorinm of
Music, No. III Main street, will receive
prompt attention. augl2.lm
M ANTED - Every body To have theii
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOBSW EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeing Es-
tablishm ent, 500 Main street, Dallas. Satis-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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Miscellaneous Wants.

ID ATENT RIGHT SALESNI EN--A few ex-
4 perienced patent right statesmen, who
can give good security, TO become interested
In the best selling patent In the United
states. Big money. Can at National motel.
pug3l-2t
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4 AND-30 acres of No. land two and one
half miles from Dallas, on the Green
VILE road, under plank fence, with six
teen acres in cultivation. Running water
about nine months In the year. IL has an
artificial lake on the branch with water
SUI cient TO float any steamboat on the Mis-
sissippi river. A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply t. the UNDER
signed on the premises. A. IL. HARRIS.
auglI I'm
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SAM'L 3. SPENCER.
DALLAS SPRINGS SEMINARY
MALE AND FEMALE.

MRS. &. II. W. MILLER. NJ. a., Principal
M LII RE OPEN SEPrEMBeR 3, lS77,
w with u faculty OF five teachers. The
Principal, aided by Miss Evans, OF Ken
lucky, graduate OF Oxford College, ohio,
and Mr. Spear. OF George, graduate of En-.
cry College, will teach the pupils OF the Sec
Ond Ward Free SrhoOl Those desiring In.
slruction in French, Latin, Greek, Higher
Mathematics, Etc, will apply for terms to
the Principal This institution still retains
In Its Faculty the accomplished and sue
cessiul teacher, Mrs. Kingsbcrry.
Dallas, August 80 1871. RugSld2w
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4 HALE INTEREST In a thoroughly es.
~ tablished and fine paying business, re-
quirlng little capital. The best OF referen ce
required. For Information apply TO j. Z.
Murphy h Co., real estate agents, No. 1909
Lamar street. nug92tf
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ID ESlDENCE AND GARDENING resi-.
~ donce and splendid vegetable garden OF
the late Prof, W, II. Scales, Eight acres Of
land, neat residence OF six rooms, barn,
wells, outhouses, etc, Apply 10 WHITE &
PLoWMAN, Sill Elm street, over Thompson
Bros. aug3l-lw
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLv'AN.
Lss'

rOursline Advertisements p,serted twloein
u,ih column for TWoniy' live Cenh
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-A well established
L aud paying carriage and wagon manu-
featuring establishment in this city. En-
qu re OF the editor OF The Herald, aug26,lw
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100 WOOD CHOPPERS-To cut four foot
lOO cord wood, one mile east OF White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific railroad ,on La
goes land. Good chopplng, good water and
good board. For in lorna alton apply at Ma
tional hotel, Dallas, Texas, or ON the work
CLARK " GO. aug30-lm
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Two HOTEL KEEPERS--Jus completed
i and Torrent ON reasonable terms, one OF
the handsOmoSt, airiost and most comiorta.
ble hotel buildings TO its size in the state,
containing seventeen rooms, besides cook
and servant rooms. Situated at the new
town of Ferguson on the Texas and Pacific
railway Mt Its junction with the Central
Texas Marrow Guage or Tyler Tap railway,
The entire patronage and influence of this
last named road IL guaranteed to this house,
and with proper efforts several daily meal
trains II Is believed can be had from the
TeXas and Pacific railway. None need np-
ply but liHt-olass applicants, and those who
are able TO fdrnish aud run the house In
good aDte. An eating house Is badly needed
at this point. Address W. q, ROBARDS,
Tyler, TtGaa. aug23lm
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Wantod-Male Help.

NJ ANTED-A good Second Cook at the
w American House, Mckinney, Texas.
Liberal wages viii be paid. sepl ~
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Wanted 10 Rent,


u'O RENT-A farm near the railroad, with
i about one hundred acres In cultivation
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Wanted-F emaIs Help.

WANTED-A Female Cook, to go into tho
w country. Apply at st, ChRr.es Hotel, in
the city. sepl DIT
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OTrAGE-A neat cottage, with four
" rooms, and the best wen OF water In
town. Apply on premises, 622 Browder
street aug2i-tf
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FURNISHED ROOM-A pleasant room,
furnished. Rent moderate. Convenient
to business. Southwest corner Wood ana
Austin atreetS. aug29-it
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COUNTY MApS-Maps # Dallas, Denton.
~ Ellis, Collin and Grayson counties for
sale at 81 each. HOSACK Il JONES, Real
Estate agents, Ill Austin street. augl2-lm
ny W. c. sICKLEs-O,OOO ACRES OF
ID LAND ON long time. Real Estate
office, No.2ll Main street, near postofiice up
tairs. Dallas, Texas. jus-tf
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waaiod shusiloa,

IL APLofAENT In u hotel, boarding
! h9ute or l"haumut IN this city, hy a
FRANK MOI ron, AZ thg Pacific hoirf OF
care Heralp office. nugal Il
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A WOMAN % cook for u small family, and
~ milk one COW. Apply to Il. p. AUNS.
PAUGH, First National Bank, aug8l.2t
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Ii hh active, energetic yauug man, Who
~ u y. ot afraid NJ WOrk An experienced
alni,sh.nen, Host II references, AddreHu 40
ilN Ei Herald once nuRil'2t
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!, MPLOYMENT IN rHE COUNTRY "A
II family OF four wants ~ 70 on ~ fhim,
lhren 10 pick cotton ANA one u good COOK
Good reference. Inquire nt Doctor Duncan b
drug store, Mckinney street. aug2 htt
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A TrENTl0N TEACHERS--An assistant
n teacher Qady) IL wanted immediately.
Salary $50 per month. References required.
Address Z, .. Box 100, Waxahachie, Texas.
augl-YW
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M II TIE GlRLS--For the dining room ~
w National hotel. Good wages will be
paid. Call immt diately aug23-St
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! pleasant locality, are requested 10 chll
~ Tie Dallas House, near thu nnTktlhuuko,
ON Main street, Cool, airy rooms at choap
transient rates. A good Laundry n In ~
nncuon herewith. nugesii
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Wanted Boarding,

ID ARDlNu-kirst-olasH boarding ~ tho
ID Bryan house, Lamar street, nugal'2w
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UOAhDlNG, Pleasant and airy roolns,
I'D with or without board, ~ MfH. Silup'
sons, corner Main aud liar wood streets, All
mOnNrn cnnNnnlNmcnA Id mo hOnAn. hmIh,2M
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WARRINGTON HOUSE Parties wish
w Ing good board aud comfortable rooms,
WIN southern exposure, would do well TO
call 40 tho Washington house, No, 40 Mar
collars per week, n, MUNRO, Proprietor
auRl In
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VALUABLE PROPERTY-As l am com
v PEELED TO leave the state Immediately
will sell for cash, almost at your own offer, a
number one business place, containing
three stores, and dwelling with four rooms,
with oil fixtures, IA complete set OF butchers
tools, ETC., ready to do business. Remember
at a sacrifice and the best business stand In
the city. The articles can be bought sepa-
rately. Call Immediately. l.. ABRAHAM,
Rossavenuea and Leonard street. aug3-lm
, 1877-03-03

B. S. Pinchback arrived tonight
direct from New Orleans. He rep
resents everything in Louisiana as
perfectly quiet, and says that the
Nichols government is fully able to
maintain itself if let alone, and is
acceptable to a large majority of the
people.
New YORK, Feb. 25. 1.-The Herald's
Berlin special says: On arriving
here, Patti proceeded to the hotel
alone. Signor Chilli went direct to
Vienna. The Marquis of Caux
passed through Berlin yesterday for
Paris. The Marquis sent beautiful
bouquet to Adeline's room.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.--The Jounars
Washington special says: The fill
busters received signal defeat to-
day, and one from which they will
hardly recover. The House will
vote on Oregon at $40 P. NJ. and tie
Joint convention will reassemble at
o'clock and proceed until South
Carolina is reached. Senator Eaton
made an inflammatory bourbon
speech in the Senate against count
ing the Oregon vote this afternoon.
He said: Before Almighty God. if
l had the power oi Che House I
would prevent the count going on
and would break up the commission,
which is simply a corrupt returning
board. He thanked God he had op-
posed the electoral bill, and if it was
submitted to the Senate again he
would not be alone on the Demo
cratic side against it.
, 1877-03-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a. .-Gai osyn-
XIV. better known to the, public as
Scar" who has been writing letters
to the New York Times from San
Francisco, attacking the character
of number of prominent people
here, was attacked by gentleman
last night, at the corner of Geary
and Mason streets, and severely
caned.
H. D. Randlett. proprietor OF the
Oakland Trotting Park. offers purse
of SIS, 900 in a trotting race. provid-
ing Occident, St. Julian. Sam Pur-
DIV. Rarus, Oakland Maid and Bodine
will. trot. The race to come off
April 14th, weather permitting.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.---About
s O'Clock this evening, man seated
himself on pile of bricks on East
street, drew pistol, and deliberate
ly shot himself through the body.
AS he fell, bystanders ran up and
asked who he was. receiving for a
reply, 'it's none of your id busi-
ness" The wounded man was TAX
en- to the city prison hospital where
he gave the name Of John Durham,
and stated he had just arrived from
Vallejo, but refused to assign any
cause for the act. The wound is un-
doubtedly fatal.
Samuel Mckee, of the firm of
Hughes & Co., ''put and cal men,
was yesterday collared by a police
man and put in the city prison on
complaint of F1-nk Lyon, who
charged him with obtaing money by
false pretenses. The accused filed a
bond and was released, pending All
examination. Hughes was arrested
on a similar charge some days ago.
, 1877-03-03
BAINBRlDGE HOTEL,
PORT BLAKELY. WASH. TER.
TAYLOR & sAckMAN, Props.

This house is open for the reception Of
guests, with good beds, an excellent table, q
billiard room with two good tables. and a bar
stocked with the very II
Best Of Liquors and Cigars.
We run q stage to Port Madison, for the nc.
commodation of citizens of Bainbridee Island
who prefer land to water travel Also saddle
horses and buggies to let.
@ Boats to let for fishing part les or to visi
any desired locality. Telegraph Office close by
ja23 tt TAYLOR 4 SACKMAN,