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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

= Mcssrs Brown. Binklcy, Bruce and
Benton. with! a Gold Medal Gaar Scott
Thresher IL one day OF seven and hnIf
hours run. ihrcshcd nine hundred aud
twenty five bushels OF wheat. The above
firm III three successive day. un differ
cnt farms, thrcshcd two tl,nm-amd live
hundred bushels, and made ia.r ~cis.
This firm claim 10 be the champion
thscshcrs Of Gibson county. both for lie
amount thrcshcd In the number Of hours
stated, aud the thrcshing done IN the
three consecutive days. II any one can
beat their thrcshing, they would like 10
hear from them. Princeton Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

The ever pleasant face ~ Clement
Doanc. editor of the Jasper ruufirr. iIIu-
minated rn, .snssnm lat Fii'Iay. I'r'
time draw,tli ncar. we trust. tIIrntl
Clcnlsnl whrn wr ran see rarh v'lirr
uli,ncr. l;orkputf Inurni.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

In the past ten years $500 bank
ruptcy petitions have bccn flied IL Indi-
ana, as shown upon records ofthc federal
courts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

Il ESTABLISHED 1851. Nos. So, So.
- 81, and 63 West Front Street, foot of
Suspension Bridge. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Seed Leaf Auction Sales every Saturday.
The only Tobacco Warehouse IN Cin-
c'nnati that has Seed Leaf trade. Stor-
age on Tobacco free for three months,
and charges reasonable as consistent
with fair dealings. Liberal advances
made ON consignmcnts upon receipt.
Send for weekly Tobacco Circulars.
CHAS. BODMANN 4 CO..
feb ~ TS-6m. Cincinnati.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-23

OFFICE.-IN CounIEn BuILDrSG ON
WEsr SsxrH STREET.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
Unimpr0ved.

600 acres Of unimproved mesquite and yaliey
land, with fine springs and stream Of eyerlAst.
ing water runs across; fine sheep or cattl,
ranchej perfect title, west OF Gatesyille, Ia
Coryell county.
$50 acres OF fine post oak unimproyed land
Waco roadi will be exchanged for city I'm
proved property.
800 acres OF the most excellent Mountain Ce-
dar timber on the east side Of the Brazos river.
about Is miles above Waco; will be sold in
lots from 90 20 lG0 acresj a bargain is offered
1900 acres fine post oak and BLACK Jack and
prairie land unlmproyed, near Patterns Mills,
McLennan county; will be sold 10 100 acre
tracts or more, on the most accommodating
terms TO settle.
100 acres OF unimproved land, miles west
OF Waco, on tbs HamiltonToad, near surratt' !
mill and gini line land with timber and
water. W
.ss acres O. unimproyed land on childress'
creek, In Bosque esunty; will make a dne
sheep ranehei plenty Of good running water.
% acres Of nnImproved land, partly fenced
near south Bosque, 10 miles west OF Waco
SOi acres OF land, on east bank Of the Brazos
\ miles above Waco, finest tract unimproyed
lS' acres. ~ miles east Of wacoj Anest land
40 acres, northeast from Waco II miles
pfairie, valley and good TIMBER unimprovcd.
~ acres, In Ellis county, miles ton
Mlli2rdi prairie and timber, ON hichiand
sssll acres. 100 In high state Of cultivation
well improved, post oah, ash and other tim
hers miles east Of Waco, 80.
and timber; sold In tracts 20 suit purchasers
70 acres, ~ miles west OF Waco good ceda
timber, fronting on Main Rosque.
octg5ddAwtf Yffi Y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
Texas Items.
attorney


A Mr.. John Beckman, of Mexia,
during three days hunt on the
Trinity with two Mexicans, bags IA
deer.
Another gin mill burned eight
miles from Round Rock.
A terrible shooting ARRAY near Buff
falo on the 21st. y7.-sfs 3
DIR. w. NJ. Monkey died very sud-
denly last week in Hunt county.
A livery stable with eight horses
was burned up on the morning Of
the 26th. !
A Texas Central freight train goes
through a bridge near Van Alstync
station, precipitating II freight cars
into the ravinc.
Henry Underwood and Frank Jack
son, tho last of the Bass gang, are II
the wilderness of Minnesota, and 1t II
thought they will seek safety among
the Sioux.
IIighwaymcn robbed the toll keep
r of the bridge at Austin on Tues
day, the Goth.
A snow storm began at Longviev
at q o'clock Tuesday morning. 3lfi
| A man returning from visit t.
Buffalo in fit of drunken frensy
sets fire TO and burns down his owl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
Things in Brief,

The Legislature of South Carolina
opened on Tuesday, the 26th inst.
The Pope has given instructions to
h is ministers looking to the suppress
sion Of socialism. "a
A report saysthat on the return OF
the emperor William to Berlin, the
city WIN be declared in a state OF
siege.
Socialism is threatening in France.
3 III wavcr Of 'OatiRra has been
stabbed by an assassin.
In North Edgcfield. Tenn, a mur-
de rer kills two neighbors, beating
their brains out.
Judge Whitaker, of New Orleans,
has charged the grand jury to enquire
into election frauds.
The revenue agents are making it
hot for Illicit distillers in North Car
olina. ,t. s.s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The United States grand jury has
finished its work in Chicago. The re-
suit furnishes another Of many cyl
dences that the people are waking up
TO strict punishment of crime
against high and low. Eleven in
dictments were found, as follows
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The habit of living on bacon fried
and swimming in lard, with the ac-
companying corn bread and coffee,
Is declared by a correspondent of the
San Antonio Express to be filing
Texas with typhoid, scarlet, bilious,
remittent and intermittent fevers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The indications are that the next
House of Representatives win have
contested election cases TO settle from
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania New
York, Maryland, Indiana, North Car
-elina, South Carolina, Louisiana and
Wisconsin-the most instituted by
Republicans. ~ sllltg'.,t s'tl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The st. Louis Times (Dcmocratic)
and the journal Qsepublican) have
been consolidated and will be known
hereafter as the "7imes-Journdi," an
independent paper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The Chicago excursion to Mexico
will go on special train via St
Louis, Texarkana and : Houston to
Galveston, thence by Morgan
steamer to Vera Cruz. Fare, round
trip from st. Louis, $40, including
bertlis and meals. ~ lffu3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

Tho Houston Telegram says it
would be horrible il a wart should
be discovered on Abe Rothschild's
toe, as the judge would be certain to
continue the case for another six
mnufhs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The Atlanta Constitution has got
that poor old grey-headed apple ped
dler who used TO be a professor in
the University of Virginia located
down in Gal yestva. itt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

A vote was taken in Louisiana nj
the recent election on the capital re-
moval question. The result will
leave it at New Orleans by aboni
1000 majority. /
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

Calculations on the vote so far in,
lead us to figure the Democratic ma
iority over Hamman and Norton at
between 20, 900 and az, 900. y "A Ts..s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
Tbe New York Herald says

The Greenback-NatioDal party
claimed in its official organs 100000
votes IN New. York, and got less than
10000. IL claimed 250,000 in Pennsyl-
yania, and got $1,000, II claimed
i2ElROO In Michigan, and got 1900.
II Ns)imed ninety Congressman, and
Il got eight, and 1t showed once more
that IL Is an excellent club in the
hands of the Republicans with which
70 defeat The Democrats; but th2t Is
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
year.

The Louisville Courier-Jomndi is
sued for $4,000 by some follow
whose runaway marriage and other
capers the journal wrote up. H
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

Six million five hundred thousand
pounds of wool will, sit 0is said, be
shipped from Corpus Christi this
wear. ga
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The ground OF contest ls mainly
that Dwight took out all these poll
cies in so short time before he died.
Dallas Herald. .ssa
The Herald adds bitterly; "Who-
ever touches life insurance win throw
good money after bad" The com
panies will contest on the ground
that Dwight, the insurance and death
of whom was mentioned in the Elk.
AMINER several days ago, committed
snicida - -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The following is a complete list Of
the life insurance policies held by
Mr.. Dwight, of Binghamton, New
York, at the time of his death. These
were all effected within three months
|nfhis demise, and nearly all the eoiu-
banies will separately contest pay
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
LOCALIZED LUST.

.''s nv
cie'y' Anu ye' 30 srca' Is 'ho pas
sion wmch inspires men 10 u''ho,y
iove, that inc care OF inc Jaw ~
ny inc ski, uhe cunning
oil the hoertihe, so that the innocence
oil thousands upon thousands Oh mno-
cent young women y annla'ly I'M
moiateu upon the uiinoiy aitar OIL I'M
hoiy PASSION IN great Acit'es esPe-
ciaiiy, mol only are seuuctlve arts re-
sorted TO, put inc rum OF innocent
giris y 9 business AM athe utmost
vigilance oil inc Jaw Is sci at naught.
Llpcrtines are the wolves ana Jackais
Of society, uniting inc cunning Oh tnc
former "A Wlth INC ciuei rapaoity Oh Tue
lhtter. iieio IN chcck Dy visiiant law
and its safeguards OF pubic OPINION,
they are kept from devastating society
ana desroyine all chas'ity opchiy,
ana driven 10 secret arts ana covert
intrigue. In TINS they are on'y 100
successful.
But IN tue centre Of TINS continent
a. - = 80, -. r Q
thousands, nave , iouna a means Oh
setting the law nmtght so SUGGEST
fully, that, openly ana undisguisediy
they rcvei anu riot IN lust innocent
,' "'o o.o -,
a"" app ~, -onyu ., $50" la,
,,..n.. 49,, TT, .,;a,,',. 40
y, ~, a.. Th..o
N.op w ~ - :.
pn'pS ,tss Ian.I.ss ~
'oi! .ai' u ", .no nam, VI I
o,.os Az, - Nv IT.
~ - ~ - III NJ
| oao "''e' an'po 80, " - AZ.
p,on oo"',''sy,sl iN11' Y p" -, -.
,.,., -. - - ri,
u.o o" y - 80 80
| ', pas u.s. 60 ~ =
'n'on w. ,'o Nv, 'o' " oo"n
y! i' I" ~ ~ 49, fes ~ w.
10 ~ ''eo y. p'''"'sn.,,' 49, y
noia", snu ,"u's,s w. reeSs''
~ VAS D,o'n.'' ~ = ,' % " 49,. o'n
| T. Inns pia',''e nus oeen soin "
~ "a "-u nas 80 ~ a
oiou'ooo"u'o 'ne 0's u'o''
"a o.aii nave gwen " 'ne 'e
rchsion anu We a'o SENSITIVE on
'o qae''.oi y, 'oo nus W.
''A' 'ne 1no' ,.,A' Poop,s az " "a, an
neans 'co 'on,,.i'. =" .n "n','
ny .o"s'ou' "oeH We "ou.' "
mns 70 'o'era.e 'ho Mo.sp =
~. uo1n e.'n' ,a'ne, s. ~
| ~ on o, ,1 Luz ., '
| "no 'n'nA '.c w mn 80 '
| any ',hns renious " .h' p'o'p'
u'' ~ VI. men ~ ~ or %
"A no '''' anu ,oe - Wv
iore 'inapio men on'y no'u ~ .1' ~ :,
s'on Wy os"sis ~ any
WI! "a'e '""uo ~ = oo'" " "''
neg "ooe oa."'9'S 'es "''~''
~" .',aso $1,000 Gu ava ,oo,,.;,,oa v,,,
~ 49,. yss -" - CO. III" a.ataa,on.
NJ no -, p,oo. y. s''V 81 .'a =. -
80 ~ =, -, ~ '',,,
VIZ a., ~, W. ~ -, - :"
a,.a;o ,n 80. - t.nrad Il, ,hnoro,
,,, ''' a.. So. gu a'- ''.' o.s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
State Senators Elect.

Complete returns from the Sena-
torial districts of the State have been
received. Following is list of the
senator's elect and holding over of
the sixteenth legislature
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

The French government Is carry
ing on lottery, and France Is crazy
with excitement; 100000 tickets
have been issued.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

LISA growing conviction that there
is not room for three parties in this
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,ls7s.

! A Scheme is on foot to elect Grant
us. Senator from Illinois.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

What is thomatter with the Fort
Worth mail? We roceiveShc Dem
ocrot about every fifth day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-29

Senators from the 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th,
9th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10Th, 21st.
22d, Goth, 10Th and 31st districts are
those holding over. = GolpestoR
NeUs. 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20

The rude representations cut on rocks
near the Laos DIES Merveilles, in Swift.
erland, have long been u puzzle to arr
chmlogists. Some have believed that
they were the work of the soldiers OF
Hannibal. The most satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION of the origin of these figures
has just been given by M, Chiquet. lie
says that at certain seasons of the year
shepards could find near the rocks
some heritage for their sheep and goats.
To while away the weary hours, the
shepards amused themselves in cutting
the figures which have cost days of owl.
ish study to Swans, who are more in
clined to look for mysterious and res
mote authors ofsuch things than to ac>
cept an obvious and common sense view.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20


Tue Chicago Times gives Dallas
twenty-five thousand inhabitants, and
terms it the future metropolis of Texas.
Speaking of the wheat region itsays, AT
an average of only twenty bushels, ores
fifth of the area, planted in wheat,
would yield one hundred and fifteen
millions of bushels, and one.third
would give yield greater than the en-
tire wheat crop of the United States in
1850. 1t is also the heaviest wheat
know, containing less moisture than
even California wheat, and consequently
being better adapted to shipment across
seas, and to southern countries. than
any other. This quality ofTexas wheat
suggests field for the very profitable
investment of capital in shipping wheat
to Brazil, where it commands much
higher prices than in this country
There are fortunes in waiting for the
pioneers in this business. Northern
men should be on the alert to secure
them. Coming into market six weeks
earlier than northern wheat. Texas
wheat also commands the prices at
home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20
A relative Of Napoleon nonapaT,a,

Detroit Free Press Az the victor
Emanuel obsequiea la Washington, !
had tho lorlunG 10 be seated Wy the wlle
Of a member Of tho S1eiola unlone fra'
tellanzy ltaliana, who, among other
things, informed ma that her grand
mother WA tho eldest sister OF Napole'
on lionaparte, twas not fancy me
short face, wide Jaw aud thin lips OF NO
emperor attested 10 the truth OF her
assertion, Upon parting, she said with
tho air al princess ~ lap carpets
hang curtains aud cover chairs and sofas
dive mo the pleasure Of seeing YOU
The evening before, ! had ohatlol lol
IN hour with tho niece Of General VIM
field Scott, whom tho entire Virginia
delegation endorsed for tho position o.
attendant In tho ladies' waltlngNroom
in tho house Of representatives,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20
A Suicide Seeking a uo, Place.

A New York stenographer, who hac
500 in bank, committed suicide tn,
other day because he was afraid he
might suffer want. He left funny
letter, OF which the following is an ex.
tract: Perhaps | may find out that
there is a hell, though | think we have
hell enough on earth without manuiac.
turing one for the hereafter. At any
rate, if there is hell, it is com,
fort to know that there will be no
winter there" The poor fellow must
have been remarkably cold-blooded.
The Sun, commenting upon this case,
we'll observes that no man of brains and
pluck, with money and friends, should
be in a hurry to leave this world because
the times are hard and outof Joint. The
young especially, should remain and
battle for the right, which will ulti,
mately triumph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20

possibly 10 losses incurred AZ the baenas
lat table The count not suspeellng
that tho diamonds had been bought on
credit, and being rather hard hlt hlpr
self al the gaming table, took adyan'
tape Of the absence ol hls vile ~ raise
money on her necklace, Not lkIng "
pul the diamonds in pagn be- selN
them outright W % merchant 10 llr
Palais Royal M % l0W figure. the neg
purchaser pleased with bis bargain, ol'
Tered 10 sell tho necklace 70 certain
Jewellers and finally showed u 70 mo
dealer Of whom tho counties had pnf'
chased H. The leWeller was iurIaus ~
having the diamonds which lac had
4 himself sold on credit offered 70 hlll'
Tor q song, and made criminal charges
apainst tho count The countess re'
turned from Nice in response loa toe
gram from her husband, and the noble
paIr soraped together enough to pay Tor
tho Jewels,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20
Tho Lnhnrn,or, OF lhe syslcm.

Tho stolp qoh IN the laboratory Of the Hya.
tenn, In which cor'ain myhtcllOus processes
arc constantly going ON Ththo result IN
tho production Of that wonderful vlyifylng
agent the blood, which IN u state OF health,
PUSHES laden with tho clements Of VitnlHly
10 tho remotoHt parts OF the Hystem, liul
whom the stomach IN partly y rnlygOd by
Dyspepsia, blood mnnulnctu IN carried on
lmrerfcctly, tho circulation grows thin and
sluggish, ana tho Eystom hullom In conac-
qu0nca, Nor over, indigestion reacts upon
the liver ana hOwolA, rendering the rsi
Rlugglah and the latter conAtipntcd, The
brain nlso ,ullura by sympathy, and sick
hoh dncheA, HOrpcaRncSS nnd noryOuH ymp-
toms ARE ongondomd llostettoi'a Stomach
Blttofa reforms this Htn'o of thlnge, gives
nch and Ia associate organs, tho bowels and
liver, aud lnsuroA con. plOto nourlshm cnt
and Increased vlgor of tho ayalom. II ~ the
most popular M we'll ~ the most efficient
anti'dyspoptlo ana tonic In America.
fphluilllnNli
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20
Centaur
.L-ininn entS,

Ono Kind fOi tho Human Family
The Other for Horaoa and Aplm,l,
A..rheHn Linumeuls pre slmpy tus W,n@,.' :,
tho world, fher elrols Aro llltle l,.. nv
marvellous, ""
rne Whiie tirimeni rs ior tbsbn,.
hmllg, ny WIZ ullNe rheumatism, selitlsna
Hnd neuralgia lfOm the syaiumi e,r. iallpa
hagO, cAilblnlnsl Lock jaw, ralpv I'm ''aiA,
MOST Dhlhneuua Lfupiiunh, ID ritt,1t"" laHl
ifuiu frozen hands ana feet ana Xxx ,,oi tu.l
Of bllra an rllnnh ul YuuuM0us XXX l''sNn
huhlnth hWfillnBHi ana alleviate 'nain' =,
every klhl' Nhhu hpfNluH ~ huitfs ore,,,
II N tho most potent roinedy OVER dI,enya,ul
~ hrnl the Injured paris, mo Conan Nv
imont N used with great uneary IN, wv.
Throat, Iuuihdchf, Gutfd Hrotli.' .plp
Rnd Weak Back, tht .lGRingls bui a WAN,
pie Of the numerous teRilm0ulals. "'''
lNDiAHA HOME, Irii, co., Ind, hlt,y4s Iva
"l THINK II my duty 10 Inform yGu tbstI
have suffered much with HnHfn lei nsj
rhords. A few bottles Of Ceumuf Lipl,npsnai,
has dpnc ihr WOk for me, nave moi 6ssn
nee rom ihrhr iWtllluHNm cunt Ifaft M,
lam puhn'U weh 1np llnlmont ongii ~
"RENJAMlN BROWN
Inc proof is IA lho lnnl. ltmrellablr 4,
II handy II ~ ulrpp, ana uVtty family
NNNNNNA ~ ". NV " NAN NN'fll AlMNN INullu an
lhO yellow NUutUur liniment \,
udAptrd o. tht tough muscles cords and
nsah ut horses lui animals, II lima ptfipIn,
ud more wonderful cuus In thee wears ol
SPAWN, htnub Wud,gah, kernte6e.
NWevuG rud general lumunrN Than NH
other remedies iu existence. Rpad what the
great hNlreNh'Hcn say of ~
"NEw YouK, January, 1874
"Eyery Owner Ol horNeH should Give liza
ConlNur linlWGnt u uinl We consider n
the buHt article ever used ln our Btablps,
"ll, MARSH,
"Supt, Adams Ca. Smhol, MY,
"E, PuLiH,
"Supt s,et a. lW, MY,
AZ BEETS, OtIN'
"Supt, Nat, EN, Stables, n. W
Tho best pNtrons Of this Llnlmentaro Far.
mers ana Veterinary SurgpuuB, who nrO con.
annually using nOmo llnlmVnt IL heals
HllH, WouudSuud lull.oyll, removes swell.
Tugs, ana X worth milliuuH OF dOllnm nm.
uunlly TO Farmers, LiYtry-Mon, stock row.
ors, hheep.rnsoIs, and those having horses
or cnttlr.
what u Farrlor cannot do fcg co the Con,
taur Liuimont VIII DO ut % lIllu cost
These IinlU1nh Uru NHid hN AN dealers
throughout The county INty uic warranted
by the proprieturs, aud % uIItluWul ogyen
10 any FRgriyf or Physician who desires 10
test thom
Laboratory Of !, B. Rose & Co.,
go Dny ~, NEW YOaK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20

HAYES keeps on rewarding the men
who made him president. The last
debt of this sort he has paid is the ap>
pointment of Ex-Governor Howard, of
Michigan, to be territorial governor of
Dakota. Howard was chairman of the
Michigan delegation at the Cincinnati
convention, who, by disobeying instruc-
ton, caused the Hayes reaction on the
fifth ballot. This is what Hayes calls
emancipating the civil service of the
country from politics.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20
PROCLAMATION.

la obedience % The following resolution
pnHard by The lit} Council YNi
whereas, II N believed ihni me Guy can
be- benefited hnd hnHuilnud hy concert OF
action Ia ihu matter ui bulldog HlduWhlkH
ana pluullng trees ~ The intersection 81
sidewalks ana streets, Hud that said concert
OF action may hU effected by tho Mayor liz
kuiuR hlH proclamation requesting hll prop
oOlysuwnuu 90 % Improve their pro- rtlSt
therefore, be- n
Resolved, liy the C.ty Council that the
Mayor be- aud he IN hereby Instructed 20 In
hur hlh NJ. ulumutluu calling ON nll rrnl exc
| WtH uWurra 10 Improve thoir property nb
| tugBrtUd In thu foregoing preamble de-.
HrnulnH me Kind ulHlduwnlkb Hnd the lhgd
| of noes best ~ hr u tul n,
Therefore, l. ", h. Cabell, Mayor Of tho
| city Ol nullnH, uu hereby request AL real cs.
| tate owners ~ the Ciiy uf Dallas IA improve
| thrlr property by mntlug good gravel side.
| wHllsin ituut Of hor property, Rud 10 plant
| shade irus, tuuh ha Naples Elm, China,
| Bon Elder ANA ycnmufe tree along he
| outer edge OF m'l sidewalks, aud thereby
| hencut their property, ana also add To the
| health ANA comfort ~ well m the beauty OF
| the city,
In witness whereof / have hcreunlo sot
my hand Gul unlAci the gonl of the city Of
| Dallas, this 2id day Of January, 1913
Attest W. l., CABELL,
j, II, HrurFoRD, MAYOR.
ScoiG Hy, lm2ldlOt,
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The organs are very angry with the
attorney general, because no has inv
formed the president that, after full
examination of the points of inquiry in
his letter, he can find no authority for
legal interposition in the pending suit
against the members of the returning
board. He regards Louisiana rs in the
same position as Massachusetts,, and
entitled to exercise the same sover>
eighty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-20

The various schemes pending in con,
gress for the creation of territorial
government over the civilized tribes of
the Indian Territory, are being closely
watched by their agents at Washing.
ton. As the tribes in the territory are
giving the government no trouble, there
is no conceivable reason for meddling
with their local government, except
that thereby way may be opened for
the seizure of the Indians homes by
constituencies land-sharks.