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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

The MonrOs County W. Ha) Rsgists'
calls upon the people Of that county to
elect men to Office who pay due regard te
the Ten Commandments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

CANS Pas are eIpeOtedtO be in mar
ket in the KanawhA on the 10th Of this
month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

BISHOP PHKsEY. Of Maryland, who Il
to be here on the sOth, administered the
rite OF confirmation at Oakland on Thurs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

A CAR load Of potatoes sold at forced
sale at Oakland went of at ID cents per
bushel. Boo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06
DIED.

BURBE-it Yankton, n. T., on Saturday, May
I, 1878. AUGUSTUS n. BURKE, formerly Of thiieity
IN The ssh year Of hlIage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAiEs.

elm Grove Accommodation This tIaIn only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDally except Sunday -Newark Accommodation.
tSteubenVilla Acc0mmoiAtiOn.-ThiI train dur
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellaIre, stopping whom requi-
red at Sherman HOUSE, RtnaVtlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill. Hl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

HOUSE FOB sALE-I OsE ~ Hath IN
Cl on South Front street, lIIDd, d ND y,
beside. House contains nlbt rOonA f1iuL 10
room and water closet; wash hOuS .! a. -
IN the basement There m bot ~ az ~
and gas hxtufes on al three hodn n dtA
BY lis feet, and the ground, EtLl !EfE5aL
jobs y0RgH,
,ap97 South Frat srut lfIiL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06
DOR SALE

TRUSTEES SALE OF
y p ,! SOUTH !, WHEELING Pso9,,r
isT; aud q record 10 OLE Cs5S,. s1Sasl
" peed o. InAt Book Ma Z -. Y ~! * M
Frederick KiiPPrOtt and I'D 3 ~ y. y ~ !
p..,..,. MONDAY, NAYB IN
~ AZ the 'front.' door Of The Cour, Hossi |. ~ ~
mtheeIlng, the following properly, ny asIi
., tSI sS@ Ia9S :; nine u SgIiis ss,.,
a, 'e I. Hs, = ilIastee, shall UOnv,y ssl,
Be perfect. "''t'u' b sAf,i !
TRIMS 0P SALE-Cdik
ALc,,vxv EESRY wOLF. In,
- .. SLsAAA, Attofney' nlinS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06
DRsoLUTloN NOTICE.

|nIssoLUTloN NOTICE.
The partnership Of Paxton d Bloomfield Is TIL
day dissolved by mutual consent Either Of tho
partners may use the Arm name 10 the settlement
q ItI butness. J. W. PAXTON.
BENZ. BLOOMFIELD,
A. P. PAXTON.
wHEKtIso, April ., 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-06

This year II will not be surprise II
MERGED and Fresno produce more bushels
Of wheat thanStanislaus did In 1874, nor
II the eight counties, which that year
yielded less than Eve million bushels,
shall this year yield ten million to twelve
million. While the crop reports are very
favorable from every part Of the state. II
is in the San Joaquin and Tulare valleys
that, by common consent, the prospect Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
NERENANCE No. s..

An ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Ders
The E-y.rrt ri Trustees O: Carson City do orllair:
Section J. M l-,rs,u Or persons shall within the lln
ct Carson Cty, keen maintain become inmate
visit contribute the support Of any place hou-
or room, where persona frequent assemble, for the ~
nose q smoking opium, ana all such places. houses
rooms are hereby dec:Ll.! - De nuissnc-s.
Section > Any person WiO shall violate any OF the pr,
Visions II Sa;'.i Of this Ordinance, shah, convict
tf,rc,f, be punished ty file not exceeding hul,r
do.}s Imprisonment not than ftty days or 70,
Jrlh such .~ 4:I !:Dpr z)nLDtut. in tie discretion
t"u-t. j. 4. HEADER, p..sjJas.t FRO (. l..t
Attest: tLPFan 7; N CLERK.
Carson t5'v, June L. M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
ORDENANCE NO. &c.

An Ordinance in relation the Office of City Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation said
officer.
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City do ordain:
SECTION !. The City Assessor Carson City shall annu
all! at@s all taxable property of the inhabitants Of said
CIV suat and being in said city for city taxation,
the same time and in the he said
property for State and county taxation. lie shall not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION . The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
annual salary Of hundred dollars, in United States
gold which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him to said city such officer
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted, far
only they conflict with the provisions OF this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. A ST. CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877 President pro tenn.
Attest: ALFRED HELG, Cter&.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
A&SEGnEE:'S SRGE.

NT0TTCE - H Re.tY GIVE ny TrF;
y undersigned. Assignee IN Bankruptcy Of the esat,
\. b. Ir!tshach and :. B. nri,stach and NJ D. II,tcr
bankrupts IN bar -cy. th vi sell at public auctj
on MONDAY SFITEMBER ?, 1911 at II o'clock A. NJ +,
'front.' Of the Cour Brding in Carson City TO the hichezs
bidder for cash N gold coin the following described
erty to wit AZ TIE right, tile interest Of the Td
y. DEt3oaeh bankrupt in bankruptcy, to twenty-fopf
known the Fourth OF July Gold and Silver Mimi
Company located in Eureka Township the county o.
Also all the right tile and interest Of said bank,7pt il
and to certain mining quartz claim known as the D..
yidsCn or Mount HOPE Mime located In Grizzly
ing Dislrct, In ii Dorado county State Of California.
Also, all the right, title ard interest the notes. boo
accounts and demands belonging to said estate that 70
main unsatisied At the time Of sale
ISRAEL CRAWFORD, Assignee
Carson City August Sth, 1877 J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
ORDINANCE no. S3.


so.i Thu ,or.oro f,,,s .ss,c;.ti,. c o,d oo--,-
80 di,, scb nchng S bI s} I;n, ~.
h td 80 ctaasins No. ho;rff " Shall
ohtan from said civ and nav for the license herrinf
c,,o"soJ va ~ 49, W i"' " viz
So, d, All Ii,o,,os al,I l., to1r o,,+ ,,.,-- IN
ad,socc NIL, be,1se iracti BEN ,, ,~,. H. ,,i
S an ,J ~ L 80 ,I ~, IA ~ go 80 i %
All licenses taken out pursuant to the r4Jir n m Of tbs
ordinance snail h. o.t,t and Lnt ~, The t.,-I,'
Eim % ~ =; go n.y., 49, .' - ~ t 49,
49, h; -, az ~ If i 80 I: + -
Sh " - ' Vs., -, uot, , i,+ :, ~ 80 %
- ,,s'lai 1870 ', t,,c;,'o ,S Nv ,jIyo,i ~
curing usual hours o. business On HGLiand ..;,
''5i :" any person, nm ' .. '
S,,,u uUa !. Si o,' ct. vac t 81 ' a.
9li'nce 70 take out license, VINO Shah IA. 50 10
40 AZ me ui.e require, or With t,ctt, "IS
@ "a, Hl |ti a" u l, 1 l 1 iI h I;fI
fS c ac r the Tecy~ tb ' %;tb f cuts and TIC
criminal wherein conviction, he, che or they
shall be fined not eNceedIn@ one hundred dollars IN hilti
States goa cor" ana bha!I Jay the c,'US OF the "eH 10"
which costs ana fne execution be @s;Icl IN civil
shall be imprisoned in the city jail NOT more
than hitN DAYS or punished M b"Ih Su'' me "' '.'iS
l ment, rs the court shall ailUdge-
Section The licenses provided by this ordinance {" he
procured, shall be printed in appropriate FORM 'ud holli
in license books with stubs convenient size; tfy ia
he 50 printed the dates, number, amount
class business trade profession anu name or names OF
no .e be- .;,1j IL, The Prcsitt,f and Cjer), Of the
E,t, Of Trustees and couuersg1led by the CITY Mr-f,l
St,E ne a., MARSHAL slI} IN kry, in hi. Off + book
- iI3 tI,. rei,s, ostrv in ,yb,} he .}.alj
fSfr VIC VI 1,' & Ii. r., wen
] os W. %, ,e st, Of br and eITtj"
ana tive a,,o1rt -rryIi tEcrf,r .ui he Shall e> nib;
| L - ..ti No.; ~, ,t,I,s,.., ~, ,- ~. yr
st ra ",i,S ~ " do i''o VI
San T. The CITY Clerk shall kce,, an accurate account
in suitable book kept by him Tor that purpose :" he
called the '{'ty hiln" i+'. 81 A. h'eT 37i 40 INK
City Marshal the qrer tor u" irh issued ana !c amount
thereof Tie cy l&saI shall st the he@5nnng o. c.t2
quarter. return L" thc ti-\ Clerk All uh'H h'nH" -
uivc by hin "T -he last pr: quarter al the CITY Irr
s'-' II't we '..0 [',' ',:'i' ~ W ,T; -
with i'e amount %; al n"n[\S GH DIV me 'lH H.'S;' 10
I1t' "il'3 '"r ny M!'' L-' E.NT - 49," va - 49,
city Clerk a'd the city eek snail. uI "",a1nt }1'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

business and shan pay therefor, t he dry TWO Gous
and fifty cents; by the quarter, thirty dollars.
AtCTIONEFRS AND PANNBRokERS.
Stjop Every ,..r=pn firm or association engaged
in selling 1T auction anything beside his own property or
IN oaning money any other thing I" value; - a N "a
broker III said ciry shall Y for 't 81 lam " ne " " ~
TO- and shall pay therefor by the day, one d"l;T II hE
the quar1er, twenty dollars.
BOOK C>NvAsSE!:s ETC.
Section o. Every person whether Pfinr,i or %Sr,,
engaged in canyassn- soliciting SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ne
books MAPS Vic'lffs or any S'inar mater IN sac
city shall pay for and "ltan ,!-e 80 40, 'l' ' t &
therefor ii ~ the DAY, enc dol Il by tie quarter twenty
to,ars
BJwIJxc.AIIEYs, sALoo,;a LIVERY STABLES,
H,YyhRIrS. BUTCHERS, Gas COMPANIES, VA
TER COMPANIES, SADULEH>, BREWERS F"E-
WAEIlNG MERCHANTS, LUMBER pEALEi'S
FLAMING MILLS WOOD-DEALEKS, SODA MANU-
FACTI.RFRS, AND INSURANCE AGENTS, ETC.
S,,i,, % Every, ,-l firm ,r as~oration engaged IL
.r i'm on the business ii keeping bowling alley S-''h
livery Stable hay yard and t'1tcleTS, %1S COM '"
5 WATER ,l1.y41,~, s,<iGcrs. brewers, Forwarding MGR
chants, h,ers e planning mills wood dealers soda manu-
factrr~a AID insurance a'nts or IN the BUSINESS 81 hC. lS
hired Sold 'here feed is sold. Of !" the inNmiag'"[e
Of any s,i bucs;sple soap cigars SHALL pay :'r al! "t
tain gusitsrv. ir a>e % carr Cn such "'-h,>'' I'
shall pay therefor ten dollars FER quarter.
rNDERTAKE#s. MnLiNEEs. EAEEERs, EtLlI'Ep
TABLE KEEPERS AND EtIL ruHTEI;$
Section y Eycr2 ress firm or aSs"oat.r g5 I5
c'rr'lfG on hsn-ss - an NHItEt>tt, n'''|ei
ijArj t1lp .rfcr or l poster s'" pay ana ''',i"
a license fer c,.riu, sucA business ACCORDING I" ,hy
| following schedule, to w:
In,e (cNr@p onlard table k,ep rs 9! bti">rS) %>~~
monthly receipts exceed 0Is<-d dollars, stall j'
for suon ],ye's-c ten dollars I.r quarter
Those (Nr, o billiard t..,@ iy, pes and 1arSer) "'S"
monthly ci,s r<re.. f'e untrc. dollars and d hf
exceed one tho"s'nd d"-II- S1' III! Tor size" !>c I've
And tho-t .>c,l; Iee s Of billiard tables and BARRIERS
Who's. receipts d" Iii ,'ec,3 iFa }'.i"rvd cellars per
month"; shall pay fur .l license dol ,d Ijy Cents
n..rI liable K cra-s 81 all iy 80: >1c license tw" -o-
100 dollars nor q,l2rte~ % tai lie E i: aG the Keeper
Fa ,1-s sim - tr.1 rl T-it q =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

persons holding mechanics ieIS against the property
VIM. H. and y. G.. Corhctt described as follow. IN vii.
Lots Nos ! 1, and Of clock 55 Of Proctor Green.
division Of Carson City, Onsty County, Nevada that The,
Court Of Carson Township, Onnsby County, Nevada be-
fore C. A Nithcre!l Justice ~ the Peace To fore,e .
MECHANICS lien he"t against said property ami al persons
holding liens on said promises under ana by virtue Of an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Ncy.!a entitled
An Act To secure liens to mechanics and others r, to
repeal all other acts in relation thereto approved Nh
2 1919, are hereby not fed to be and appear before said
l day and 70 exhibit then and there the proof Of tai
sad liens p. 4. WAGNER Il CO..
Carson, New, July 49, 1877 iyI7-iI...i,t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06

TIE ahoN" -, is hCcaby postponed until TIL HaDAe
he Isl cN ii Nay, :. = ls7. 1T hour sud l4au
-l.1 by F-.l 4tst q p,lil,,..1 and del
), z SWIFT, Str-:T
C.r-.r CF-. S.sv .9-f MI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-06
hININS COMPANIES

Z. ea-ed % that job Printing Of every description
= done =: this Office st reasonable 7atos.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
Er-.inE aepors- -irs=s.si.

SEw {oRk. Janu iry so.-stsr.inc WEAK At
81 o.. Money easy At par cent. Co.'S arm
e - ~ p.5s Govern cent t.ofIas strong.
new nNe's . Cd stale oonds quiet.
NEW osEsAiss. January 1n--0old 81 e-ss
Al gf;s. sisht bic discount Sterling bsEk
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
An sppraprln,r linn.

Rochester Express Thestory is told
and it Is said TO be entirely trne, that at
the recent dedication OF Baptist church
in this county the ceremony of INNER
sion was performed for the first time in
that church by well-known Baptist
minister OF this city. When he had en-
tered the water, and while waiting Tor
the candidate, the minister suggested
that somebody should sing an appropri>
ate hymn. One of the deacons who stood
nesr by heard the suggestion, and with
out thinking struck up the familiar
hymn, Pull for the shore The hymn
proved TO be so suggestive that neither
The minister nor congregation could res
frain from an audible smile for some
time, and the ceremony had to be post
poned until the preacher could recover
his gravity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
Whae lsaxr- "a. no.

Chicago Tribune: In estimating the
probabilities of a permanent breach be-
tween President Hayes and the faction
OF politicians who are seeking to drive
him out Of the party, the fact must not
be lost sight of that, in leaning on the
democrats for support, President Hayes
would only be following out the carii-
nal principle of parliamentary govern
ment, as understood everywhere except
in the United States. that The policy
aud personnel Of the executive branch
shall conform to the majority sentiment
of the popular branch of the parliament
or congress, because the latter directly
represents the people IL is known
that President Hayes has n strong in,
cfination to this republican thesry Of
government. He is restrained nov by
the traditions and cassouss OF this eourl-
try and the ties OF party. but il Is MOI
likely that his conscience would trou-
BILE him if he were forced to abandon
party usaees and traditions, and Yield
OF necessity TO such an acauiescence as
Marshal MacAahon haa BEEN forced to
make in France agninst his will and in
spite Of majority on his aide in the
senate. It's = question for the implsc-
able cabal to determine for themselves
whether they are not likely to push
their warfare upon the administration
further than Is wise or safe. aad pro
duce results which, disastrous 10 them.
selves - partisan spoilsmen, may be
the beginning Of An important revolu-
ton in the American politicalsyssern.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
Dallas cssy s.a~e.r. Yard.
n,.s,.s raa.y


Yesterday a, ncoa M. L A. NJ
Peikey sseppei into the postofiice to
back aud mail same letters. Going 70
the desk near the money order win
dow, he pulled cut his poeket-book 10
get some stamps out of 1t TO post his
letters, and Came % itaving it on the
desk. Same ten minutes elapsed ne-
fore be missed 1t. aud returning found
1T was gone. There were two men,
strangers to him, ~ritiDg Mt the same
time he wac, ami he SURPRISES one CT
both of them got the purse, containing
three hundred aud sixty dive dollars in
currency aud nine huudfed and forty
six dollars 10 scrip on the state of Miss
oari. besi'ies one note for fifty dollars
and another for twenty i've. The loss
falls heavily upon Mr. Perkey as he
can lily affnrd to lose such sum.
His advertisement for the lost amount
sppesrs ia this issue of TEE HERALD.
| The officers have been notified of the
fact and will keep sharp lookout
/ for II
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
CITATION,

ire srArE OF TEXAS, ooUwTY OF
DALLAs-Iastiee curt, Prssfrt No l.
constable OF D-liss county, Ersstluc
a., Ies- o@in ha.s this day ns-.si MADE t.efsI5.
nae % J. q. Heningt thai Tue 1..fd.ne..,l
>. L Lem ns-'t = Oak COW - ihaf 81 f,f,ii-
LAY pftcess III Tue lA- can uss D. ssrD~i
Yea are rssy commanded a. . yau. t.y
..ans Ien- eaton % iais usA u sofns
thIer sseeess.se e-s~ rcfor- I {. r-furr drN
.ets ~ SIN iaoa NE -n.d l. l.suitsrf a. -
ana hppear m-. - Y ore 80 - a -,
street, j. The eisy - Nslisi~. naIias 80 -
co tiis 40 DAY - Iebft sry. ls-s = ..t..f- -
a., 10 answer iu-' cos. pa o. 81 tfr ass.I
j. q. he m * % TT ths ftiin "a ,us .,i-ar-l
ana MY deiiars sal iutr-s-f au~ ars.f 7
note Tor sfls, e. ccGt-d To ease q ffl.rrs I =
ton ~ -sid j. l. lamb ~, "a - IsIl ~
Nenc..r. l-sh aud pay=bls % The ID - ~
Of s3n. -
reie. a. the iaN dtTecfs
eis-n u9evf my hand this. fb- -ih -. q.
ia. q Ary. is7e. - a wrfl-t
JSEStlI-~Ss J Il. Preclnss 80 4 I-,ls. a..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

Hisos, B.u,n- BADLY scared nussne

Bieody Bssin- BADLY scared Butcher.
Late yesterday evening farmer
from one of the western counties ar
rived 10 the dty, bringing With him
a large pet black bear. He pat up al
this Texas wagon yard and during he
night wide awake eBterprising
butcher. ever alive 10 the wants OF his
customers, drove bargain with the
farmer for bruin which ended in hi=
sale. Dispatch is the butchers watch
word, and he proposed to the farmer
that he slaughter the bear then and
there. A rifle was secured and by
the light OF lamp his pur-
chaser, aiming at the beats head
fired. missing the MARX aimed
st but hitting tue animal la the right
shoulder. This served to fire hruin TO
| action and be made for bis would be
slsyer In a manner that WAS Strange
and pc, u!iar, when the butcher threw
down the gun and fed preespitately
To Elm street closely followed by TIE
bear. The poor butcher was scared
nearly out of his wits aud ran up the
! street, aud succeeded in putting hl.
besIship 10 shame in the race. disRu4t
/ ing aim Sc that he returned 10 his mas
ter ia the yard. whore he licked the
| blood from his wouad. After muck
persuasion the frightened man was ia
dnced to return, when the farmer re
loading the gun, dispatched the ani
| nal and the butchers customers il
have hear lpsst this morning 70
! Breakfast aftss hi,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

FRIDAY evening. - The west bound
train, NJ, ., oa tns Texas aud Pacific
railroad wsa ccmirg la. when near
firnnd s.llUe. tie conductor T.. y.
Campbell, caring q noise under the
cars. stcPred eus oa the steps aud hold
Ing To The in0n rod that euppotts them,
ATTEMPTED TO look under the ears. vnsu
the ears psssirz pile OF hunter. be
resolved = heavy Glow on the bsck ol
he head, FFUck.bg him iIsm the tfsiH
HIS wife aGd child vere anoArsl, and
Abe fafn,sr seefus hi,n fall, slgnaIsd
she train 20 stop The wcund though
quite a severe enc. d bot ecnsldsf,d
serious, though l. b feared be las s,is
taired Internal inIlrie., TO what ex.
tent, however, is NOS known. Yester.
d<y evening he was reported M doing
~sil.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
l.s... cos lams.r Y.rs.


Yesterday mpsidue about 10 O'clock,
young msn named wiIlisms, rode
horse down Eliza street When near
che corner OF Lamar. q man ran cut
and caught the horse b. the biz. COM
Snspding Williams 10 stop. The man
claimed the bossc a. hts own, and
accnssd Williams Of tsyiDg.t, steal IL.
Wiilssms became Indignant aud offer
~ 20 prove the. horse his property, by
eosps 20 tbs Texas wagon yard. The
hasty party copseuttd bas continued
" bid the hor-e by the lit, iTndgirg
fhruukh the middle 81 The streets IN
shs mud Arrivin9 nj The yard VII, re
both had stopped the p:es ions night,
a Wss discovered thSt the mans horse
hsd besn pst into another stall to
sivr pIsce Or WilIisai,', aud Che other
mssfos Els hosss, thought of course
= vas sioIleD, and as Wii;iams' horse
and hIs ressmbled. he thoaght Il WAS
~ animal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
a Fish Stery.

The Wilmington n. CT Star vouehes
for the following rather transparent
story: mir. Nofment, a well-kuown
politician Of Robson county, was en-
gagged in fishing in Lumber river, usins a
hook and line, when by some u cans lac
los. overheard valuable gold ring
which he had worn upon one of his fin
gers. The water was deep and the bot
tom OF the river soft and muddy. so OF
course no attempt was made 10 recover
the lost trinket. Nine weeks after
wards he was again fishing in the same
h,csiity, when he caught large trout,
which he took home with him, aud
upon opening the fsh preparatory to
cooking it, he was astonished to find in
its stomach the identical ring which he
had lost overheard more than two
months previously"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

AZ the election Cor officers Of q g
above COMPANY. held yesterday, the
following result was had:
Board eC Directors w. n. CASTOR,
NJ. PoInttt, Irf Harris. DR.. sllas Reed,
II s. Ervey, teorgs W Eraip, G. f.
Stephens }. W. Calder, q. a. welsh.
Immedis.cly sitter the election OF
The ABOVE boari u directors. the new
boari met aud elected the following:
oeiccrsJor ne oasSb,g yedr-Presi-
den,, W. II. Gssiof; vice PRESIDENT, J
W. Calder; secretary, George Shield;
tressnrer, J. ". Crowdns.
The uoGsd 81 dirse,aTs ~ a comprom-
bee mes~ase. A0d u designed To har-
raonlke al diverse interests
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Yesterday morning, at 10 O'Clock, |
the DuptisIs Of Mr. Michael Rush and |
Miss Anastacia Mary McGee we're
celebrated at the church OF the Sacred
Heart Misses Shea and Cullen. and
Messrs. Fred Grice and Pat Connolly
were the attendants. After the cere-
mony the happy eanpie and numerous
friends, repaired to the residence 81
Mr.. Michael Roe, In East Dallas, when
/ they received the congr stuiatioas OF
their friends, aud enjoyed the sump-
uous aud bountifui repast served by
the bospitable host, who has no sape-
rior. The most attractive feature on
the tahie, was an immense pyramid
fruit cake, beautifully embossed, and
all the work OF the fair bride. The
popping of the champagne eorks,
and the many appropriate ioasts, told
plainly that mirth and merriment
reignod supreme. In the evening the
light fantastic was tripped, and con.
tinued until the wee hours OF the
morning, intercepted only by the an
nounee msnt of supper at II O'Clock,
which, indeed, was en- enjoyable az
fair, II We ara TO judge from the
! unanimous approval Of the guests.
J THE HERALD was not forgotten. but
most substantially remem hered, and
; as the cork pops, and the VINE
brushes to our head, we wish the
. newly made couple safe and success
3 full voyage az they ''Itush' along HES
3 turhid stream, and q peaceful anchor
: age ia the harioT Of eternal fruition.
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ssir.s cisy Lamser Yard.
hrar jean. ON cn.r,ty

indianapolis Journal: A day or two
ago some ladies engaged in the work of
relieving the wants OF the poor OF this
city called on Governor Wiliiams to
ask donation to their funds. His re-
ply was very characteristic: "Why don't
yon stop building fine churches and
leave oil dressing in such fine clothes
Then you'd have money 10 help the
poor, and wouldn't need to come beg,
ging OF other people OF course the
ladies' got no subscription, but they were
immensely thankful for the advice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

Der u she would have any objectien 10
occupy another suite OF apartnsents for
3 short lime, IS he expected the queen
Of Holland, snd that her roysl high.
ness desired the suite then in her Mre.
Hieks1 possession Mrs. Hicks, il ap>
pears, was quite equal TO the emer, ,
geney, and informed the proprietor
that the rooms We're he.s, and she had
not the slightest Intention to give them
np; but IL the queen OF Holland wonld
occupy them rs her guest she would be
very happy to entertain her.