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Western Correspondence.

LONE Rock, RICHLAND Co., Wis, I
July 16, 1877.
ED. REPUBLICAN After quite a
silence | once more resort to my rusty
pen to post your readers on men and
things of this remote region. At this
date we are sweltering under tropical
sun, mercury having gone up to 96o in
the shade.
But as the productions of the soil at
present claims the most attention,
will say that everything presents a
thrifty appearance. Corn is looking
splendidly and promises heavy yield.
Wheat is very heavy the winter va.
riety has been harvested, and from all
quarters the reports are that The yield
will average twenty-five bushels per
acre. Spring wheat has not yet
been harvested, but we will have
heavy yield Of this variety. Oats have
a large growth and the prospects are
that the crop will be better than last
season. Hops are in bloom and are
looking finely should prices be good
our hop-growers will realize quite a
sum from their hops. And to sum up
the whole crop prospect, I ana happy
to report a bountiful harvest of all the
products Of the soil of this State.
The wheat crop Of Iowa and Minne-
sofa is also reported splendid, which /
think will be encouraging news to the
Iaboring classes of the Eastern States,
Wages are good and the farmers find
a scarcity of help in haying and bar.
vesting, for the Iowa farmers are offer
ing from three to FIVE dollars per day
for harvest hands; the result is that
many so where the highest wages are
paid,
The 4th inst. passed off with cele-
bration at this place, the principal
amusements being horse-racing, trot-
ting, base bail, etc. Tho purses paid
for fast horses amounted to several
hundred dollars, and as we have q.
splendid race-track here nearly every
body has horse racing on the brain.
would not forget to state that poll
itics is having considerable sway here
at present, for we elect a Governor this
fall, and nearly every prominent man
in the State is mentioned in connection
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We have recently been visited, in
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Hastily yours, N. B. HOOD.
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A rollicking Hibernian, of the Light
Division of the Peninsula, was once
trudging leisurely along the road with
pig in a string behind him, when, as
bad luck woull have it, he was over
taken by General Crawford The sal
utation was not the most cordial.
"Where did you steal that pig, you
plundering rascal ?" "What pig, gin
eral p exclaimed the culprit, turning
round to him with an air Of the most
innocent surprise. "Why, that pig yon
have behind you, you villain ?" "WelE
thin, | vow and protest, gineral, re.
Joined Paddy, nothing ashamed, and
turning round to his four.iooted com
panion as if he had never seen him be-
fore, "it is scandalous to think what b
wicked world we live in, and how ready
folk are to take away an honest boys
character. Some blackguard, who
wanted to get me into trouble, has tied
that baste to my cartouche box r
"Shy as girl p This is a pretty
and pertinent simile. This morning
bevy Of young girls were passing tho
Office, eating peanuts and swapping The
shells over their heads, when couple
of boys in wagon came along, Wien
one the shy maidens said
"Want peanut, Billy p
eyes" answered the expectant vii.
liam.
"Stand on your head then, and III
give you one" she cried back.
And then all the maidens lifted up
their voices in q volumiqRus scream.
and William gave the horse such
lick that filled it with CONSERVATION.
Danbuyy Ne1rs.
The silver dollar and the rag babI
are closed in long embrace.-N
Tribune.
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"Dr. Gibson, I like you ever SO
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Mrs. HEATH has recently moved to
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want which the ladies Of the town anil
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UooI.out Mountain,

Thousands of people died every year
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An VnIucky Bracelet.

A few evenings ago a strange affair
occurred in Providence. A lady gave
a party, at which young lady was
particularly noticeable. She was beau
tiful, magniticently dressed, and very
happy, being just engaged to marry n
distinguished gentleman from New
York. She wore an antique bracelet,
present from her lover, which the
latter said was an heirloom of his FAM
lily, brought over from Holland. A
lady from New York, who happened
to be present, recognized it at once MS
the bracelet of her aunt, which had
been taken from her in the lobby of a
metropolitan theatre. She made re-
MARI to that effect, the whole party
got excited, and everyone noticed the
despair of the bridegroom. The latter
was asked whether the bracelet did
not inclose a picture. Yes, he said,
that of his sister, My Cousins, was
the answer, contained Miss Cary's
picture. The bracelet was opened
there was Miss Cary's picture. The
groom was then not to be found, aud
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The June number of this favorite
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ga Journey from Nuevitas to Ha-
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STATE oFaTExAS.

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF tho grand
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-02
SOUTHERN NEWS,


The outwWm Is doing much nlup
20 lhe corn ia taleasleu
Bienyllo parish "a doing very we'll
morally 40 loast There rs nohody In
tho Jail and there hasnnt boon "a war
rant Ton thcmrmt of any ono for sew
oral months past
foryhoats do not appear to be- nav,
ng enterprises m a. thalles parish.
The eight ieuics OF that parish were
offered Ton sale hst week and thought
only 81 as compared with Slio lat
yeur
Nh lroyosts place Ola Cypromou
prairie. lburlu parish, produced three
horshpnd of sugar 10 the acre last year
although onothrd OF each acre was
planted with corn, This was owing
the sugar Bowl thinks TO the fact that
crystalline cane was planted there.
The Joanoretto and Cypremort mar,
roweguage railroad will commence In "A
very short time It will only bo six
miles long cost $4,000, and oxpoots To
do a business of $4,000 the first year
II will certainly be a great advantage to
the Cypremort planters, who have no
other way of getting lhoir sugar to mar,
ket except by hauling It.
The new police Jury of st. James re,
duced the schedule Of expenses of that
parish 1880 60 The Estimated parish
expenses for the year are Sl5,N2 20. A
tax of nine mills will be levied for or.
binary expenses and one mill for pub.
lie schools. The tax assessed by tho
former police jury ucpublicans) was
fourteen mills An parish taxes over.
paid will bo refunded.