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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-19
went down with it, tended to make patriots

went down with il, tended 10 make patriots
philanthropists, and soldiers.
That GOOD man was WILLING TO stake
ALL ON HIS COUNTRY, his money, his fami.
ly, his LIFE But the men who had legis-
lated To make the poor, poorer, and the
rich, richer, were Just such men as wanted
a money that they could grab and run off
with In time OF danger. He said he would
place every man where Jackson placed the
planter at the battle Of New Orleans, when
he complained that the government had
made a breastwork of his cotton bales: the
general stopped across thestreet and picked
| up q musket and thrust it into the plant
er's hand and told him 70 take his place
behind his property and defend it like
man. Great applause He then read
from the United States Statutes on coinage
| TO show that all the coins of the country
had greater COMMERCIAL than METAL
value. lie said the excess of this
commercial value over the metal,
now was over twenty millions.
He said, When the Republicans
and Democrats redeemed their twenty mil
lions, and all the rest of the excess OF coin
volume over the metal, the greenbackers
would redeem their money. He further
sdiO that "ouiu pay OcDls,
would buy any commodities that gold
would buy, and that money was redeemed
in the best sen-e of the word every time it
paid adebt from the time the Government
paid it out If the Treasury until it return
ed to il again, aud Ihat in this function the
metal muney he'd no advantage over the
paper money, except il cost the whole peo-
pie and the in iivi iual person combined
h., /, 4 /. 4 II 81.
ment twice As much as the paper dollar.
That 1t did no. add t" the value OF an OK to
eat bu-hel oil corn per d,y, provided he
did not make no more be, or tallow than
one which ate only u h Il bu.hel; that it
would be Nonsense for I,ru4er IL tell a
butcher that such an OK d d twice
the money III him that was
of the same weight anil run!iIi n. simply
because he ate t"ic- much corn. He
said he WAS more couc riI.d to know how
much deb;s he could ply sith the money,
than the amount aud = ',ii'y "I the metal |
IN the piece lie sad IL. could buy more |
with fourteen cents 81 uica, gith the gov |
ernment stamp on ii, than he could with |
Mexican doll r, which WAS the same fine
Ness of our dollar and of greater weight |
And that the nickels paid more debts than
any other money in the country He said
the power Of the Government made such a
money as he desired, no intelligent man
doubted, and that We had just heard from
Maine az :" the potcy OF it, Lsughter,-I
Bully for Maine, &c He said if the peo-
pie wanted more bonds, more interest, and
more taxation, vot. with the old parties,
but if they wanted to pay their debts and
at the same time find employment for L.
Dor, vote the Greenback ticket.
THE public has been humbugged so often
with worthless medicinal preparations, that
only few good ones now remain in Use
Dr. Bulls Blood mixture il one OF them.
Country SsOre Needed nj I.enape.
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p0rMFa WANTED to sell DIR. CHAsE's
kEtHlE 100 RECIPE Book. New Price
NHIHlN List. You double your money,
sOINsO Address Dr. Chase's Printing
House, Ann ATbor, Mich. aug29-wlyr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-01
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience TO the following resolution
passed by the city Council, viz:
Whereas, IL is believed that the city can
be benefited and beautIfled by concert of
action In the matter OF building sidewa lks
and planting trees at the Intersection ef
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
OF action may be effected by the Mayor il.
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eoiy'owners TO so iDprove their property,
therefore, be 1t
Resolved, BY the City Council that the
Mayor be and he Is hereby instructed 10 is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es.
tate Owners TO improve their property, as
suggested in the foregoing preamble, de-
scribing the kind of sidewalks and the kind
Of trees best TO be plant ID.
Therefore, /, W. l.. Cabell, Mayor OF the
city OF Dallas, do hereby request nil real e.
tate owners In the city OF Dallas 10 improve
their property by making good gravel side
walks in front Of their property, and to plant
shade trees, huch as Naples. Elm. China,
Box Elder and ycamore trees, along the
outer edge OF SAID sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add to the
health and comfort as well as the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of the city al
Dallas. this sd day of January, 1878.
Attest: W, l.. CABEI,I.
j. II. HEREFORD, Mayor
secretay. ian24dl0f.-
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We nre authorized ani requested 10 an
pluuca q, N EDMON D0uN ~ u candid "a
hItlly AhhvsrOr ana ulleclOr ~ the ehbu'
ing election, tprl . 1875,
We ave author zed and requested 70 an-
nonuce NIX, o. GREtN ns 4 candidate Or
u Assessor ana u.leotor ~ the ensuing
election, April 2, ls7h.
We nru authorized ana request ii 10 Rn-
nuuuGu ZEE b hhfAN Hs u Giuuldnte Tor
ClJ Assessor Hud Collector AZ he 0nauluB
erection, Aprli2, lH's'
We arc authorized and requested 10 an
nou, C. ST., IHOMAN A, fHAittr, Az u
candidate for we one of u y Assessor anu
Collector Election April ., Is
Nr ase pu hOrzed and requested 70 an
nuunoe MR., j, n, OGDEN ~ ohud Il to for
rr election 10 ,he ONCE Of Guy Assessor ana
Collector
We are authorized md requ sted TO Hn-
nuunce the naue of JULIUS y BDdEL IN n
candidate for CltJ Assessor ma Collector
We are authorized ana requ, stod "a an
nnunCe dr. JOHN 4, GANO ~ a candidate
Tor Ci,y Assessor and Collector. Election
April "a, 1878.
W. are uthorized and requested 10 an
nuuuce the name Of q. A, Glib NJ n candl-
date Tor the one" o. CITY Assessor ana Col
leGtur, Election April 2, 1878,
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family circle bereft ofa wife and mother
soon becomes Embellishments. inc
husband sobs and means the live-long night,
while the daughter weeps in Hence Sbe
suffered for months with Mysteries, head
ache, uterine irregularities, leucorrhoee,
pains and aches, palpitatlon, etc, unIli hsr
whole frame became affected, and finally
mental and physical prostitution snpervenen
ana death relieved her of all her troubles.
Ifshe adj only use English Female Buffers
ali the above complaints would have been
cured, and she restored TO the open al ms ana
affections of Ler family. A VINO are thus
sft,,cted are cordially invited TO cal upon
Common & Walker, Dallas, and gain psrtieu-
fara febl9tilmchdw2t
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as,op,sh,pgs Success.

IL is the duty ofevery person who has used
B1schee's German Syrr p TO let its Wondeiiul
qualities be known to their irlends IN CUTIE
ma. Pneumon Ia, ana in fact all throat aud
lung diseases. No person can use ~ without
immediate relief Three noes viii rells ave
any case, and We consider II the au Of u
consiin,tiye. at least TO try one bottle, hs
10, 90 dozen bottles were sold last year, ana
no one case where II failed was reported.
such a medicine as the German syrup can
ist abont AZ. sample bottles to try. soldg 81
10 ce "a. Regular size, 70 cents. For saleoy
all druggists. ieDzooi'"os
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TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

Va ArrlTil q Trans item me hesi and south.
DAYLIGHT EKPREss-Leaves the
Union Depot, ~. Louis, every morning, and,
being n Fast Express, stops only at princi-
pal statiOns IL has Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars for iolumbus, Pittsburgh, Phila-
del hia and New York without change, and
out one chanEe TO Boston, Baltimore and
Washington, IL arrives in New York early
the next evening, only one night out, and
gives daylight view OF the far famed
IS. merry OF he Pennsylvania railroad.
FASTLlNE. EXPRESS-Leaves I'M
ion Depot, ~ l. uis, every evening, stop
Ding only at principal stations, with
Pullman Palace Cars for Louisville and Gin
cinnati, Palace Sleeping Car for Chicago,
and thief vorlie Pioneer Line of Pull
man Palace Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars
For Columbus. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
New York without change.
Rs-Being the Only Line practically under
one management between 81. Louis and
New York, passengers are assured ( through
connpctio sand are nOt subject 20 delays al
intermediate points incidental to other
lines.
Ss-Baggage checked through to ali Eas-
tern cities.
RB-The Quickest Time IL regularly made
by this Lane, and fare always as low az by
Other routes
no. Tickets for sale at all tI,ket Offices in
the West anu South.
l.. r. FARMER, Gen1 Pass. Agent Peensylva-
mia Ra lrOad, Philadelphia
W, / U'RRiBN, Gem Pass. Agent, Pan Han
die Route, Columbus, OHIO.
UHAs, y. 20 LETT, Gen1 Pass. Age {, Van
dalia Line, 81. Louis. febl2-ly
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FOR SALE.

The welrknown Clifton mills, located on
the Bosque river, at Clifton, BOsque cou nty,
Texas, thirty-twO miles west OF Waco, in one
of the richest and most desirable sections of
the state. and where wheat is produced In
large quantities.
These mills are located sn and run by one
Of the finett water powers In the state.
The bul ding and dam n g built of the bsst
limestone rock. on n solid rock foundation,
OIL both bottom and sides.
The mill house is lDx65 feet square, two and
a half stories high, ana contains two sets of
wheat and one set of corn rocks, all In fine
order.
The location Is high and healthy, with
good schools and good soci-ty.
This desirable property will be sold for
divisionl on the most advantageous terms
both as 10 price and time.
VIM. A. FORT, Agent,
Zelda w2m Waco, fexas.
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COLLECTORS
ESTABLISHED in 1878
;F'OR SALE.

improved and unimproved property In
iagns aud farming lands In Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas.
For rent or lease- Rooms, ofiices, business
houses, dwellings aud vacant lots In the
city OF Dallas
special attention paid To ahstractlng and
pefeCtlus TILES and establishing land
olnlme, ana TO the collecting OF ronts, notos
and accounts; also TO the rendering OF prop.
city Tor aud payment Of taxes, All calloo.
lions promptly paid over or romittod.
Persons hay Ing real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested TO awe us liial
The best OF references Given.
CUMMIHS N DAVIS,
R0W Estate Agents No. 100 Lama, street.
sep2O.tf
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam min, known as the Valley
idills, located on the Bosque river, 20 miles
west OF Waco. In u fino wheat growing
county, which Is rapidly settling up, The
building is OF limestone, about 60x7O feet
square, Two and One-hall stories high, and
contains one set OF corn and two OF wheat
rocks. fne machinery OF forty horse power
IL In good order. This des able property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both IN TO price ana time. FOR fl,rth-
or particulars either address or call on me at
Waco, Texas,
declld2m- WIN. A. FORT
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rar,nrea ,h., Nssa 40, bs rndarsa.

People snfltT Fifai deal nf pain nn rgfs'
saillN AWpnR o. rtihnl nFeH not no en-
uuftn arr ihnhr iilc'fd pi she tnenpHi ian
san gnn Hlnne ihr Arll ~ mpni ln ihp
MOO Wtirh produces ZION nA contact " w
ihr srlsHlFr cnffllnH ~ ihe muscles Hni
lulnit NAY nf rllul hfd 10 iiir phr ul lhai
afr nri rinpHn lnHpg giH "a Nil Nhin "
u fnnhlltrnl Nhfi pAnfneiat nH I fihirn
Tlrur alisn lnfii lH, Hnd MhAi b. nh hsN
u nANi vince fullY NtNrnptlt iu niluNk no
heart the RdYlsahlllly ~ an early use nf
hueU Ifliahlr aulliuit becomes q nNrf 49,.
pHfrnl. ihH rheumatic Flfua u rau llfi
nom iiin hiHui hF ha Increased ilnn ~
~ so rft-Wh'pl arl na alfeiuris-piu
iue u hY lhH hiit 10, Au ihn sHiiUtf VIII
nndi " he usrh THIS supreme defensive AHnhll
iiiAi be- viii he protected aERinhta trialh NJ
lhr AgpniglrH complaint Dyspepsia lever
ana nsue, liver ana hlWfl ruinplhlnlt ana
Other maladies, afa alsl cured Ny lhlh ahWl'
Anlp remedy, nillimarhWlt
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nav lOKk, February S-Colton dull,
VIZ hhpAN, Tuuhsp Y
upmnds... ..,,,..., luiao luIso
Oiirunr .t....tu llp tu
sales 400 bales Futures are slopdy a. u de-
Ulluu
10 .OalO 30; Juue II UlWll Ouc; july II lla
N liv
Nsnp-Cou quiet uplnnds 1895, Or.
lanno he, SAILS Sl Uaius
CYntuidiuVd uut receipts 7b,hd1 bales, OK
purN 10 utcat Bri am ~, 81 bolvE hrtnVt
II ,uJ2 bales; continent AiOa bales, channel -
bates,
Net receipts 5li bales; grofs 1870 bales
FuturA vIOSuu b.ruly steady, SAFES bJNOD
halfu
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Ws arc authorized and requ sted 10 an-
nouncn no name ~ NIX, v N, EDWARDS
h,a candidate fur tiy Attorney, klecuon
Apnl =, 1875
We aru authorized ana requested " an-
uluucH MAGNET dIBhV ~ u candida o
fur rt-elrpliuu ~ tur ONCE Ol Clty Attorney
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LlYEi'rooL, February 2'-Noon Cotton
dull.
DkfNDAY, THuR-pAY,
Mlddling uplauus. d ldd u l-lBd
MlddIiug Orleans, 90, hslbl Oslbd
sales 5000 bales; speculation ana export
10 q nalesi ioUoipts 2O,,W bales; Americas
2J,ilU bales.
ruturrs l.329l led cheaper.
Uplands low m,udllng clause February
delivery CT; March aud Aprll O@6 | 32l;
April ana Nj y ID; Juuu ana July l'lBd;
August ana September 6lSdi new cop snip
ped January 10y sail q | bG6 l-dad,
p, m --Mlddling upiands y l-l6l; mid
ding orleans % 6.idd; low middling utlunds
o lj-lBLi good ordinary upiauds l-lBd, ordi
nary up,ands Ont,
u. ni,--Sales include $500 bales American
Upldnds low miduiing clause Apil delivery
I'd; April anu May l-3Ad; May ana June
0 l-ldd June and jay 3.2d.
o D. NJ Failures dull. Upnnda low MID
ding clause new crop shlppeu January by
sail q l-lBd, al o u l'32d,
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&. b. w ELLBORN
Attorney-at-Law
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
In7t .n.,ck n.tIa. T...
I07 Lamar ST., Dallas, Texas.

VIII give special attention 10 selling prop
erty In the city, county and throughout the
state. Leasing lands, store and dwelling
houses. collection of all claims entrusted
10 his care promptly attended TO and quick
remittance made.
WIN Investigate and perfect land titles
and pay taxes for non-residents. apr20dlm
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cry rREAsUREW

We arc authorized and requested 10 an.
nounce the name Of John W BOWEN rs Il
candidate for reelection 10 the flee OF CITY
Treasurer Election April 2, 1873
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice ls hereby given that will begin on
The 1rst day OF January next TO make the
asses ment of real estate and personal prop
elty for the city taxes OF 1878, and all pei sous
owning, Or having in their possession as
agent of another. any real estate or personal
property, ne hereby notified to come for.
wnrd 10 the oifice Of the city Assessor and
Collector and render tho same before the
first day OF February, 1878
j. N. OGDEN,
dec2g-lOt City Assessor d Collector,
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COMMERCIAL
CoTTON HAHIsEE
NAnKETs nv rELEGItAIn


Nrw hoKK, February ~ -'hlnokh open
ed weak but have hlbru htcsmr hum
Money o ,tI cent duld o. uiisH, ulf. IA
change luls u alsi short % N'y state
bonds II ~, NpNtrniurnt bonds uady'
uuld upeutd 10 u Ulh,
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Sally gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
rnr la,.mnn l,.. nara

Ware .ulhnnkpd Hn ttq4raiel ~ a.
,uurs Inc lailp ~ 90 j ., lALpNl,iL
srui. mol ap lur Aiupdpan lrum Va Flist
ia .r. Eco Ton 81 rll lhih,
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No are auth TiHcu unu requested 10 an,
uo,,uroLAPl. j, " HERkfultD asa udi-
d,te lui ,t-eluG lou o the ONE of ~ heo-
rrl,ry, klhctiun Aprll 4 lMh,
We nrp au hori1ed ana = que4ted ~ IN,
uouu,r GAIT. j, j, COX IN ~ GA iddAte for
Inc ON uf Cily SECRETARY. Election A. III
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NEW UaLEAHs, February 2S -Nlght-uot-
ton weak and Irregular Salesi,lOO hnlcs,

Receipts, net, 1900 Ualos; gross 63!S bales.
EXpor 10 Great Britain 800 bales; coast
wise 4,7j3 bales; continent IL, iOl bales. stock
362 l5i Dules.
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PENNSYLVANIA R. r.
Tho Only Route Running Pullmsn
Palace Cars from st. Louis to Now
York Without Change.

The above represents the Shortest ana
Quickest Route from 81. Loui, TO the sea-
board, ruuninr through one of the most
populous and interesting portions of the
country, with many large and Important
cities upo its linz, passes through Van
lis, Richmond, Piqua 10 Dayton, Urbsns,
Columbus Newark, Steuhennville, Pitts
burgh, CtessOn, Altoona, Harrisburg, Ian
caster, Philadelphia, Trenton, Newark, ~.
j and Jersey City, on Its route to New
York.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 2S.-FlOur fair de-
mnnd; superfine a 80; NN % %; ANN 81 $50
o.; higher grades 10 UOgD a. orr, :, arce,
4Ta6jc. Oat-, demand iuir, Louis NLc;
choice Gal M 81 90. Con quiet and stea y,
cdrgoes ort inary to prime lo@ISc gold, sugar
COCA demand at prices; common 10 gOou
common 5A S6c; ialr 10 fnily fair 6hNt54ci
MolasseN uuil ana lower cumlno ldS 81;
fair gU@22c; prime To choice S0diOc Rice dull
ordinary 10 choice louisiana "a y6h9c
New YORK, February %. Flour opened
strong and closed dul, holders littl, more
iii. po ed TO realize; superhue western aud
state a l0Cg4 90 Sou, heru flour; common TO
fair oXtr. s5 dOG6 % gouu to choice extra
IS SUd6 90 Wheat opened &c tier with
mo4e crate export qulry, CLOSING quiet, tue
,dvauca being party lost, 81 10 10 No
winter red Corr, shade trmer, very mod
crate business export and home uae, 5lgj'c
for uusr ded western Mixed western yeitow
5339c; white SOU hern Sc; yellO 'ouihtrn
5i@6i19J Oats quiet and firm Coffee, Rio,
duh
ST. LOUIS, February % Flour quiet a d
No / do 81 Is bid; NO.2 priDg ofic Ing 81 u
Corn fairly steady at AZ &c. Oats uns Tiled
and lower To sell. Doe hid IL e 55d Go. W MIS-
Ky steady 81 "a Pork quiet, SO 70. Dry ait
meats qu ct and firm Ssa@o5sc, desi for
shoulders, Gle r ribs and clear sides. Bacon
duh, 416a41SG65sc fot shoulders, clear llbS
snd clear sIGe, Lard firm, Y &C bid for p. lme
steam,
cattle -One.eighth lower, shippers hold.
ing of; fat .ensnd for pony steers; prime
to cnoice 81 7O1j 10
Hogs Weak, packing 90 Bs93 50.
SheCp-Fair demand for good shipping;
heavy shipping "a 5Odi 80,
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Rides and wool.

GALVESTON, February 2s.-Hides quoted
ms active and hrm AZ full quotations.
Dry selected loo; light salteu i3c; stack
sated lOlSc; kips lSlac; wet sailed n they
run 7c selected Sc; butchers green $40.
Wool-Fi cmer and In b tier demand; me-
diun to fine tail clip. free of hurs l7G20c'
coarse l3a &c; coarse Western and Mexican
,OGlyc
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Saw iuRK, Fuum,5 n -hlorllng steady
A., Muurl Ca ntl'. pul cent uu,u hlpt,iy
atVl $50 ulH, uoNufn cat bonlh afro "
Nav usLtAsH, February 2s,-uuld VI w 40
0gs, hlsht par, hltlliug uanA W,
soften uaTk@t,
a. LytsTus February sn,-lottun, fueeiplh
,As0 unlrh kAputis a. utrat hn ala -
Nai.l, W. nuu --- bairsi VOhunVut --
ua0us ounstwlsp 40 pulo., HAloS go bales
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OVER HARRY BROS. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. G20 Elm "a, Dallas. Texas.

FEMALE DISEASES made speci
study The success iul treatment OF scores OF
ladies' in Dallas nd vicinity Is sufficient tO
cOmmot Il Others ain oted TO the same treat
mtnt The bOyburOHS treatment pth cauSlicS
utterly discarded.
lmmo rhoida cured In all cases without
the use Of knife. llgAture, cAustlc, or clamp.
All rectal dit, tlsea made specially,
pAPkMORMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS mas sSES-Epiepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries OF Vertebrae resulting IN
curyH ure OF spine aud nervous d, range.
ment. mcipient Paralysis cured In u ma
Jofity OF eases.
Diseases OF tn, Eye aud Fyelids, Of tie Ear
unu Head Especial attention called To Ma.
SAL CArARRH and It's accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases Of n confidential nature treated and
cured p ompiiy without injury b. patient.
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No, 9O5 d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

This house is new and well ventilated,
having southern exposure, and IN centrally
Sawyer, who never failed to please his
guests. Parties seeking house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
to give the 'urauger' a CAL. Travellers ar
can reacn this house by taking the Nal,
street hotso cars, one block south from dp
pot. The best 81 81 IA day house In the cleo
BE sure TO get OIL the -troet cars NJ the swift
nn27dGm -. IA WYER.
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TWEaTrFIvf CENTS COLUMN.


niT-llnn Advertisements Unsettled iWirn ~
ihia fplNmn co., Twenty-Five Nauis,
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isal


I'O EXCHANGE 49, acres ut iand Va
Young, lilh iu Johnson and $50 IA nsn.
ton ~. niip ~ ekpnHngu inr good Dallas
rity noprrty ~ good laud nom nyp to eight
mics nom pallis, Ne ! estate 0liioe gli
nii.lu, N,u' hlukLts,
\ upltE,-A Advertisements may be handed
~ lutu our business once up tO h a, IA,
au intu Ca composing room on u, IN,
40 NOV FURNITURE, PIANOS, LOOK,
L inB nluaHth, J. pu win care, Hnd yurA
uhrap, Il 4. kREl ikli Leave uidrrs al
J 4 Nurphy a o., Lamar stfuot uul2'im
NNTANfEp Every body 10 have thoh
w Ciuihn cleaned, dyed and repaired NJ
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tnbllshn tnt, M Main street, Dallas Nats.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-01

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-03-13

The one-legged" railway now build
ing in the Bradford, Pennsylvania, Oil
region is attracting good deal Of atten-
tion. The construction of the road is
simple, rapid and easy: Or the the hard
ground logs six feet long, and from .
foot and half two feet in diameter are
placed at right angles to the line, and
from II to Is feet apart, the distance
varying. In these logs vertical sawed
posts, IA by ISL inches, are dovetaiied
and wedged. These verticals vary ~
height, and by their length the grade o.
the road is regulated. On the top Of
these yerticals the horizontal pieces %
which the rails are spiked are laid, with
their ends squarely against one another
These sleepen are ~ inches BY lo4 y
thickness. By proper arrangement O
vertical and horizontal pieces of timber
the timbers on which the rails arc laid
are kept firmly in position, and twl
wooden rails, three feet and . halt beloy
the top Of the iron rail, an
twenty-five inches apart, ara spiked =
| the vertical posts. Across stroamsand y
svsmpy ground piles arc driven. On thi
one rail Z saddle shaped car 10 mounto
and supported by two wheels with doubl
i fanges. The gondola car nov HOunte
!, ON the portion Of the road completed
tweuty.two feet long, nina feet vida, an
!. weighs over 1000 pounds. The car y
double decker, there being room 4
: freight in the body OF the chr md Q
) each side Of the saddle. Twenty-tw
inches below 4 plane tangent TO the n
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