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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26
County TEACHERS ExAnNAr,oSs.

COUNTY TEACHERS ENAIISATioNs.
At the last session of the legislature,
q bill was enacted providing for the
election each year. 10 April. by the
town superintendents Of each county,
OF board OF examiners of teachers for
what are called county certificates.
This board is to consist Of one super.
intendent. aud two practical teachers
Examinations are to be held only on
application OF at least five candidates.
and then only after two weeks notice
Of time and place, ia all the weekly
newspapers Of the county Such ex-
animation is TO be upon all the branches
required TO 10 taught 10 our common
schools. aud ia addition upon methods
Of teaching aud drawing. aud is 10 con.
tinue two days
In pursuance TO call issued by the
State Supcrinte ndent Conant. meet
ing Of these county boards was held at
Montpelier. July IL, 1871. when the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the members Of the
County Board Of Examiners, while not
deeming /. advisable 10 magnify their
Office. do nevertheless believe that good
may accrue 10 the cause Of education
BY means Of the statute under which
we have been appointed.
Resolved That il l. Of great impor-
lance that we give certificates 10 such
teachers only as are clearly entitled
thereto under the statute, aud that such
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

The dispatches this "wednesday
morning Indicate that the excitement
is abating 10 places where the trouble
hegan, but that II has extended 10 other
roads. The strike now includes all the
important roads between the Hudson
aud the Mississippi. On most OF the
roads passenger and mail trains are al
lowed 10 run, bat no freight trains. ln
mauy places the rioters have closed
the railroad shops, but we have no fur
Their account OF the destruction Of pro
perty. Tho strike viii be a serious
bindrance TO business. even II Il should
stop now but the indications are that
there is more trouble ahead. The
Authorities are doing what they can to
preserve order at most points, andlthere
IN no doubt but the Disturbances will
eventually be quelled, bat it will be q
serious affair both 10 the rioters aud TO
the community at large. II sufficient
measures for it's suppression had been
used at Baltimore and Pittsburgh where
the trouble began, il would probably
not have extended TO other roads,
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rug nAILnoAn srRlks.

The railroad strike during the past
ten days has assumed alarming proper.
iions. II commenced with the firemen
ou the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad, but
soon extended TO other railroads aud
TO other employees, and in many cases
people who have never been employed
on the railroads joined the rioters in
lighting the military and railroad Off
cials and destroying property. AT
Pittsburgh, some thirty persons we're
killed Saturday light and Sunday. aud
property to the amount Of three OF
four millions Of dollars destroyed. We
give some Of the particulars
The crisis OF the railway strike in
Pittsburgh was reached Saturday after.
noon about five o'clock, when The Phi
ladelpliia troops who had been sent To
suppress the strikers fred upon the
crowd. The terrible aud fatal effects
Of the shots fred by the troops exas
pcrated the citizens as we'll as the
strikers, and Ia less than an hour a
thousand wofkmen from the rolling
mills, coal mines aud manufacturing
establishments hurried to the scene Of
conflict. BY eight clock ia the even
ing mohs were moving about the city
ia various directions, sacking stores tC
secure arHs. breaking into the armorie'
81 tie military companies and pre-
pairing themselves to execute tb,
threats SO freely expressed Of massa
creing the entire Philadelphia com
maad hy this time the military vert
ordered 10 one of the round houses
where they could find better protection
About % o'clock the mob. numbering
several thousands. bal congregateS
about the roundhonse They had pre-
viously captured the guns belonging
"a IIuichiason's battery, local organ
zaiion, and planted them so as To com
maud the rouni-house. Several soil,
shots were tired al the building aud
breach made 10 the walls. but when ih'
iuiuriatei mob attempted 10 rush int
shc building the military were ordereS
ii ire a volley Of mosketry. which
followed. and the rumor that the Cat
lia gnas d the command we're being
hfoagh, into resuisition cansed panic
and The mob lied precipitAtely for sew
eral sqaAres. the military keeping up
Z he rioters. however. were soon rcAs
sared sod a. thousands were tlockin.
q their assistance they returned TO th'
attack.
Finding il difficult 10 dislodge ID,
military from The bnildisg. they re
solved 10 burn them out, aud an orde
l. THIS effect w2s issued. Ia conse
qaeace q the blockade which had ex
is,ed for iwo days tie sidings 10 ID.
outer depot yards. A. well as those e
hree o. four niles cut. were crowdei
ia freight cars Allied Eith merchAu
r.. besides which a number Of oil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

cerHscAiss e4n - a aie 81 vaias only
81 gress ga4ssoa "a Der pAgt
Resolved That wescvesAily pledgs
oarselvts ta mNutain = much higher
standard for cousiy certificates thAa Is
required ioF annual towa certificates.
Resolved That Ne ask The ucws.
papers Of the state 20 publish The fore.
going rcsoluiioas, together wi.h an ab.
stFaUs Of the law prescribing The cooniy
examinAtions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

yery Hlue war news has been 70.
celyel asr,ug tho past seek. elAer
bocAnss there has been nothing 70 90.
s,ofl a. t.ecaass 10th aides have suc.
oeeded 10 supprrssing il The Ras.
slans have commenced the bombAra-
ment n Rastchak. The Turks arc
concentrating IL their available force
~ The defence u AdriAaople Rng
asd has scot al aitimatom 10 kustiA
wAich. Il mol accepted. may he The
nesss u forcing the English 70 take
~ arms
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Collins Vollaic Plaster,

fog local pains. ismensEs, tsFeness. weakness,
numbness Ned infsmsf0u ~ the lungs. liver,
kldEsyu, splesH, bowel, bladder hesrI and mas-
piaHts shd sarubs. Il iEstAnty saHlshes pam
ard s0reness gives LIE and Fisuf ~ the weak
snea aud pArzlt red muscles aad iln5s. aud l. %
grateful and soothing thai gnee used - ihe
abevr aimenis every other external GppieGtiaH,
such AZ saves oaatmenta, i0tlOus, aud nAtmFpts
sili Il onoe BE discarded. EYen III paralysis
epllepss ~ als, and nervous muscular afeetions
tnis plaster, by raIiyisg the BerFoas forces. has
@fIasisa cures she's every Other knosa remedy
has Allied.
sa1a b. all draRRests, and ssut % Ftealpt 81
- eents foF ons sLz5 for six or q IS Tor twelve
carssulay wrapped, AID warranted, BY AEEkE A
POTTER, PrbprstOrs, Boston, MAss siw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

The Russian advance south Of the
Danube seems - be steady aud sure.
Although the small scouting party that
went south 81 ibe Balkans met with a
check, il 10 certain that the pass
through the mountains is safely held.
uplcss the Turks can break the line
irom the DADube 10 the pass. al army
u loo. 600 viii soon appear on the
plains Of AdrAnople. A great battle
will then probably decide the fate Of
the Turkish empire.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

r. a51Gon t. Or riots y railroad
mea. lhcfs hAs bcen coo 10 sAa Frsn'
ssoo y he labaTisg men Against tie
Cbmees. asa Il vas osiy ~ lAe deter.
niae8 eEeyts u = slFaaE lody q police
llsi to latter were protected ifvm -
iioas consequences. Aosgh uoubls i
all sppsehshdea- II The police q
B4ltm0te AID Psluburgh bad been
squally chscsire. the railroad ireAbsos
might hass bern stopped IL the hc.
glnniag.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26
COLLINS vOLTI|c PLASTERs

consst Of silver and zinc pl4tes, carefnliy at
tached together aud imbsdded ia MedlcAted
Porous Pissaer. tsee cut When the plAster IL
placed upon the affected part, xhlch can bs done
az qaickies ard conveniently as with the ordinary
potaas pl4sier thai L. b mere pressure u the
hand The usiurAi warmth AID moisture u tie
skin cane lie plates ~ throw out current 81
electricity 60 gentle that il is ssarcels possible
30 ltti It OibeTRise than W the soolhiHg aud
grateful warmth prodnced, set 20 penetrating ~
to stop almost ifamediAtiy the mosi circulating
psiu. remove Horensss, lsinsness and dres IT,
n4nAiion from The iasgs, liver, hldDfys, spleen,
toseis. ladder, heart aud mnsel D single
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

| .0SF On Sunday last betwcen "a
FasinsA ilsHss aud lhs eensttFy, shsAi
SEES ass pss Ghr aNda vin he tastahlf :
~Arata hf fsiefhiaE i % ne Nes 4
Eansfat llauss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

y l,srsst Oats sisa laars- c.ra.'s', a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26
RURR AND BURTON SEMINAR
MASeREn4R, VERMoSr,

A BoardiBg and nag SeAoal far Eads
cad 6eaficmea
oasra the advantages Of Pail haara ~ sbls =,
experienced FeAehefa, Carefully Ptspar
Courses 81 sin8Y, th9fenEh arili III ths Enei
wilh sPaeiAl attention 10 the eiAsslus aud yosl
men preparing fuf college The ssaf sdvaatss
90 muale Il he lower terms, fAtI ras
esgius Wednesday. Aagaa ~. Fos boar
rsse1gs ~ other iniarmatinn. ssareas che rrth
Pal Al le honcAeiafies.
mn SHAW
MApetestsr VI Iuly Is. 1878 ~
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fa pes,s jess iaA. asashssf 40 NJ /.
M psaisi aa1sfts
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Messnaros cssrKNsl.n..
HEapgr aRTrHs BESMSaroS CoUxT1 Bar.
rAnsx NErmsN Solnirss.
Aptfxaratx Iufv % 1879


rAlIsS NErmaN SolmKks.
ARLINGTON, July %. 1917.
CiRcuLAR Ne !.
This Battalion will 60 into camp at
Bennington on the afternoon Of Tues.
day. August iith. and break camp
Friday morning, August 18th,
Company commanders will report 10
Adjatau. John c. BlAekmer, imme-
diately lpon their arrival 10 camp.
Each mal should provide himself with
blanket
Tents, hel, straw aud water will be
furnished by the Quartermaster Gen.
eral.
II is recommended that companies
provide themselves with mess chests,
camp kettles and rations, as being
cheaper anl more enjoyable than board.
ing at hoteas or restaurants.
The attention OF company command
ers is called 70 the Importance Of send.
ing to these headquarters full returns
Of the number Of men enlisted. in order
that suitable quarters may be obtained
for them by the Battalion Quarter.
master. ~ reports should be made
as early as August LIST, TO insure this,
1 Veterans ii towns where no company
is being formed, but who intend to at.
tend the relnion. should send their
names TO the nearest recruiting officer
for enrolment, as no provision can be
made for then in camp unless the mum.
Der can be known.
The railroads will carry for fare ont
,cay
Companies will rank 10 the battalion
in the order 10 which they report.
The Londonderry Cornet Band il
hereby designated as the battalion
band.
by order of
WILLARD HOLDEN,
% Battalion Comm andant.
| JoHS G. BLAcMER, Adjt.
CLARKE's TOoTH ACHE DROPS cur,
instantly. Ally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

Being nom 70 10 IDS. yer IoVt OF cut nButtT
than nny one on the list
A. 3 Pablie trial Of Mossrs, held July Z, Gu tbs
Ward Cotton Farm, in the town u HAftand W.
under the management Of II. q. Wheeler, Esq 4,
Of whits River Junction, VI, the Msadou King
Mower received ths award Of Best Mower under
draugbt o. l2j poands, while the other comp =
| ting nl0WeFs showed ~ foliows;
Granite State $3.50. ts,t,s,.t........ 100 n
Buckeye .....44.,... ...+s. .,..t..ts..t... l7u
kasneu p. .3t...s- st.sss...tts. ~ +ttst+ ~
W, A. Wo0d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st.st-s+s ZlV
| Thfs was indicated BY che dypametsr fur
nished and handled by the agsHs of the kniuen
4 Mswing machine compsny. The Judges we're
hessrs Qalss, Janice LsopaFd. and Geo. > Marcy
Trials u the Meadow King Mower.
\ The following results In regard 10 the operslioa
I VI the following named moving machines sore
AsceTtsined a. orisnd, June ~. by the under
/ siKued
I Mood Msehins-a feet Inch cut. required a
/ GRAFT % l7s lbs "a The grass
1 Cipp.r : feet inches cot, 10 pound ~ the
/ grAss.
Mssdow giag ) fsel cat 10 he. /, the ersss.
EEhIN sTUBss
". II. F0wEns.
1 AfEf6S BoPEE.
Committee agreed upon BY the several AgeDss
a. Mornsvills. W.. Juas sGtb. befoie similar
/ committee;
4 Euckeys-draft was .s s....s..t.a sllJ lbs.
| Clpper--drsh vac ..s ,...4tt..s.ss s..+s. iGg
Aeados Eiug-dfsft uaE ..-s..ssss.s.s 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26
WANTS.

Alsstlseusals, ssars 81. beal, ,ss ese,. >.
Hta ekfh a ssfisee
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yKr ~ JOHN BARN.

yLT y. 4 JOHN BAitN1
n w. MAnufkctnrsrs
n Barnes Patent fOOT.POW9
II MACHINERY, SCROLL BAMI
~ jIATHKa, CIRCULAR SAN,
~ nr0. The only foot powI
L&T~Sz machinery without dsk I'd q
WH ters. u 800 70 ~ COO per ~
ON III made ustug these maebtnt
@NRE Bsnd for Illustrated CatsioRl
& MI ~ pages FhEk. h0cKfoi,
Nzt2AAAA&hM Wibaebago County. Ill III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

Mini MINI Invested hi Wall 80. atoe
XIII IN NIllII mskes fortunes every M Jnt
WIU III WtUU Book sent free sxplainil
everything. Address
BAXTER n 60 Bankers, n Mali ST., N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-26

&500 REWARD win be paid Tor a
%oVo bottle of any other Extract or
Essence OF Ginger If found to equalin fine
flavor, purity, aud prompt medicinal ef-
feet Sanford's jamaica Ginger.
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us BANKRUPTCY
nsnaN

IN BANKRUPTCY.
T. ths pasas CYAN " ~ Ualiaa ssktss tar
Il he usaftSf y tsmss X usslaru asst TscsaAs
q halssm Fnfsesseu. hsukFupis " Atnt
raEtgg.
y tts rrfAaless 80 the estate u Maalam
thai bsre alsa my scfaant - AselKWea 81 ihs
reurt eaa tAtt . aEeonA ara third EewrfNl utsel.
oFssyea y - hsld 81 ne plsaa s. q tyman,
. 80 tava q bsuntnF tau, o. Ne aiih Az u
1uly. a D, isf5. 81 2 o'alset D.. fsg he par
ppers nAmsd II ihs zith snd 4sih sections AZ be
fsaArups Act u March ihe - 1851 Aaa ihsi
~ saia mestlng ! SHALL apply b ssi1 cgaft ~
the settienaut 81 nv AaVonpt AMI ilf diketsEks
~ 81 Aal<ty - AsNlgbet ~ nai3 estate, Is -.
eatdanoe vita iha prcxasioes ~ sad rcsiiaa -
ssid hsHkraFi set
Dated =, bsne.ngtou. Jsiy s,b. is77, sa~
FARM ron SALE. The place known
a. lhs WA. f.eoaNra yarn sisnatsa enc milo
frum hofadtills. 90 staKe read 80 Manchester
Said farm contains 40 actea veil umbered, eith
. eoAi kiln, hoase, lara and spple orchard
Alao a Eaed CircntaE Aau Nil s0ise sitnaied 10
Jamaica on large stream Of water. "a feet bead.
IS heras poser, noahls house. bAfu, tlasksnilh
shop and % acres land. Terms easy.
Apply 20 o. address
MARK I.IgERNONE.
ally Jamaica, VI.
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T .lse ter Journal.

- rosp r=,.. a rs.,s.ssas
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CO The Skin,
With its Millions of Pores

Il the great purifier d The body. Draw the in
hsmAtion aud soreness from the Lungs, Liver
Kidneys. Spleen Bowels, Bladder, Heart and
Mascles through The skin with COLLINS VsLIAIc
PIAsrERs, and health and happiness are you're.
They are the greatest medical discosery Of Che
century, sud utterly sarpass al other plAstsTa,
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NOTICE,

FOR SALE OR TO RENT. n
farm containing 22G acre. of lapd situa,ed
thenOrth part Of NJ 1ncbestcr, w. Inquire 0f
address. HaHn3y Howard, Factory Point, W.,
ths underlined
Il OATES II. BARSAlsD. Troy. N. Y
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THURSDAY JuLY .. ~.
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ADvE RTISERs
FOUNDl

Any person who will send me the names
20 boys aud girs, and ~ cents, | will send ",
a large page 92commn paper whole ~
post free. Write us
93s H.. Fl1Z. AnsoniA. O.
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The Meadow King
Mower.
The Cheapest, Strongest and
Simplest Mower in Use.

At tie great Ftsld TRIAL 0f Moving Machines
held under the auspices " ths Centennial Com.
mission, near ShIlAdsiphi,, on the 27th and 2sth
Of June, 1876, the Meadow King maintained its
reputation - THE LIOHrKsr DRArr STANDARD
MowEg ~ UaE.
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CLARKE's TOoTu Ache DRoPs curt
instantly. Ally
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
GRAssHoppERs.
Prot. siIeS's Report 20 Governor Al.
fnuny off tRp.as

Prof Riley. chief of the National
E1tomoloLical Commission, has Just
closed three weeks examination in
Texas and hau.a- of grasshoppers. and
has submitted a report to Governor An
th0uy lie says he finds the favorable
REPORTS ~ % their being no danger from
their rJvages tins year ia the main war
r3ulDd and their IS no doubt in has
mind that throughout the larger part
90 Kansas the battle is already fought
aud won. The report that the grass
horpcie have disappeared soon after
Matching Is confirmed The cold rainy
weather has had much to do with this.
but also his examination has confirmed
his previous theory that the grasshop.
ptr- are Out OF their natural habItation.
and can never permanently thrive
here. lie says " ! am the last TO de
sire that this favorable report should
| luu your farmers into an undue
| sense of security. The security against
| INJURY viii depend altogether on the
proportion of ,gr- which have Matched.
| Thus In the more sandy belt Of line
/ roughly drawn through Junction City
lu4 Florence. not one per cent. Of the
eggs roWafu unmatched while east of
/ chat line where the eggs were laid
I ltar and the soil is mostly colder and
| more tenacious. from one-hai! to three
/ urtu- oft them are Vet unmatched aud
with few exceptions sound. in the
! former 5~va few fields may suffer, cs-
! prcial,y along tho river courses, hut
,hoge viii be- no general destruction
| I'm the latter the injury may yet be
great and should be provided against
| Tho professor then gives various plans
for destroying those which do not die a
natural death, and closes as follows
When the locu,ts. course is fully IN
derstood. aud farmers unite in deter
mined effort 70 ccuuteract it, it will
cease 90 be- SO much OF bugbear. anu
lw.ll no longer interfere with the settle.
mcut Of the beautiful and productive
western plains which it visits at irreg
u.ar Intervals
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h"Nas thzi @e.s, -taaa -..-
oSsPsFbc L Fments. mEse. en-.
'-eA Niih ih' rleuuizt. #.....
f,s'prod . health - t.e ca..-...s
ho'ietter- s'oruHrl 81 --. 49,.
pres Ei-sd - ptys4cl-us. l.....-
mite purity. Ana ~liCl Er H- .....
who = AFFLICTED ~lin a1y H--..
com plAiH's . ~hirh o. %. aHa-r.
gGentiy hAFP-us tIai .d-c ...
To procure a permanent .E-Tr ...-
cause thsy are merely .a...-I. ..- .-
fore do rot remove -l- gaas a. r.-
ei--. Snus- symItszsfr ra.y a...-.
eua~- 80 smslisEst-. Il.- To- o.
the Case with -. -is, zla -..la. s.
= no; 40. however, ~itn HI- ..-....
which ~. . --archtuz -l.--.a. -....
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aud -! I's1Pl- 40 assrrH..l- ...
81 keeping .tnHf.lfar. q
tr.n--cti"l.. csflE ssslfs =.
Interest ur lui I-sEtaucs. far -rl.a.. ....
should ca g- in-lT 1rla-.s.s o..
rncinoraEdurn Hsak f-,Hs H. r.........
inNAlid0s hsiei 81 EaTs.s. -. .
~hel. n lishr'i. too hunar.a1 o..
lar. -iii Re og-nod u.rly ia d. ga
The rec i'iipu g p-tt-urs on -..
chronic dl>-ss--s AuI -t-u-a1. H..
Afiori th- ui - PERFECT t-rfIltl-. ..-..
" such sr-cttnus. -ud - fa-H..
clans and - s--nns --IlI rllu-aHa .......
from both suierlcNu 49, far..-..
ca ~s-izoni-, = no has, bsr..--l-
fos their skin- IT, F-sf..H. .
sense ssaioa,i Ad.i-sr, o. Co., b. .
work % nine hgulr-l l-rE. .s...
irAied - Two hgUarral suI b.
craving. ani sle.snt'g tHls .-
siii. IL -sut o. auy s.idf--- ID a. OIL
t-e- ~ % one dollar a. rrs ...
most one Eun1T.d tbsa..4l --
Alraiy b-cu sold
= A CE,Is, 80 dress. .. Ha..
Aut-E. Pa, says q 49, uar. .f 81. ....
preparations than a. oiIsr. ..-.
They give sstlsfscil1u iu ss.rH Co.,
can choeEiuliy r.uoulr.lsa1 tI.r..
10
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4 French paper -igrs "a f.. .....
the time. cpntaiulur il.-- .l.H
tree. Russians into E-i-aI4
baisse. Chosi-r OF tie rraaf..- .
hosh. a IA hnanel.rs M.r.4 ...
chTistiAnR.
The English last g--lr i-HHa
thirteen million gallon, ul rr... .
spanish Wtn-s . ,as untllls
o-sional - % GIN ami s.a-- ..
hale for holidays
The ;orIe,ius Us-d - T4rlsF
Of large iron ca--- ey iiuir..a. 4.
filled with SOME t-sl f-suu.I-
grain I,0Nle- and ~ a-rau- .-l a- r.
within tEirty-fiye feet 1f t-- ---....
the water. They an. iUtsr...
fired by electricity irum thr -r.
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Grecab.ek PresIa.pt.

Burlington Hawkeye: Last week a
greenb back man from Sac county, Iowa,
who reads nothing but Brick Pome-
ruy's paper, went TO New York, found
his way to Peter Cooper, shook hands
with the old man, exhibited his re-.
commentators, and asked for the
English mission or the Sac Rock post
office. And he was 80 amazed 10 learn
that Uncle Peter had not been elected
that he got up and went away without
his hat and overcoat aud came all the
way back 20 Iowa, without saying n
word until he reached home, when he
dropped into chair and rOared.
Don't you never let me set eyes on airy
Az Internal lynn newspaper agiD, er
III tear The hnnse nm by the rnots ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19

Danbury News IL is marvellous the
vitality there is IN Cuba Here it has
kept up war for years with a powerful
nation, and at the same time kept NJ
the manufacture OF its staple article.
Havana cigars, supplying nearly all Of
America and good part Of Europe II
one-half Of The cigar makers should lay
of their aprons and take up arms, the
~pauiards would be swept from the face
ui the earth, and their things sold at
.uNtlnn In loss tAan sixty AaYs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
uexiean gepsration.

The administration does not consider
the release Of Consul Sutter at Acapulco
10y the Mexican authoritihs a. sutii.
Gent atoncmeut for the outrage COM
mittcd against the United States, and
further rcparation will be demanded. 1t
Is good thing TO shake up our sister
republic a little occasionally, and
let her know that a new order of things
prevails which demand not only the re-
lease OF Americans unjustly imprisoned,
but the payment OF damages and an
aueCt opology for insults.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
Indian Territory.

ON Sunday, Mr. Bellstal, Of Musko,
gee, was shot by a negro, who had
charged him with stealing chickens.
The wife OF the murdered man took the
six shooter from the hands OF her diving
husband, and shot at the negro, hut
failed 20 kill him He made his escape
The assistant secretary of the interior.
Bell, reports prices for Hour are higher,
but tie average prices for furnishing
Indian supplies, Is much less than
formerly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19
Memphis Ahead.

The Memphis cotton exchange has
received official information that a gold
medal has been awarded their bale OF
cotton at the international horticul
turul exhibition al Amsterdam, Hol
land Memphis has been awarded the
first premiums on cotton at the world
fairs in New York, London, Vienna
and last year at Philadelphia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-19

EstTsyed or stolen '-oul o.. e..
signed. one large brown hHr-= CD
sixteen sud hzlf hznd-
hind feet white. Nhite -nIF #r o.
To brand aud Eve yczrs old aa.
dine above reward Wil b. - e..
ve.iveTy Of the Lor-e ~ ] U .a
sy's drugstore, Elm -trssr. ID. h.
Texas Al Call.
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