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The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
Useful Inso,ra,;o,

LBS root of horse-radish will give in
s'ant relief to hoaraeness.
INSECTS on vines can be driven off h.
sprinkilng the vines with plaster, SCOT or
air Stacked lime.
If you viii plant seed of the castor
Dean where .molee are troublesome. il
Will drive them away.
10 restore the color of black kid boots
take small quantity of black ink. mi,
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
Selfishness is poverty-it is the INC

.Selfishness is poverty-it is the most
utter destitution of human being. 1t
can bring nothing to his relief; it adds
soreness to his SORROWS; it sharpens his
pairs; il aggravates all the losses he is
liable to endure, and when Soaded to ex-
tremes often turns destroyer and strikes
it's last blow on himself. 1t gives us
ootbinp to rest in or fly to in times of
trouble: it turns our affections on our
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

Alaska Is wonderful place for thieves.
A correspondent Of the san Francisco
Chronicle says one merchant in Sitka
hires Indians to steal for him, and re-
Gently shipped away a ton OF copper
that they had taken from the flooring
and walls Of a government building for
storing furs. The candlesticks and other
silver articles were long ago stolen from
the church, and even metal crosses have
been taken from graves in the cemetery.
There is not constable nor q justice IN
the territory, ard there is 10 attempt
enforce sny law.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

THE telephone has been introduced all
along the mountainous portion of the
Central Pacific railroad, the boxes being
placed only few miles apart, SO that
track-walkers can report whenever they
pass them,
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

Mothers Mothers u Mothers II ! Don't fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all
diseases incident to the period OF teething in
children. 1t relieves the child ffom pam, cures
wind collie, regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health to the child, gives rest TO the
mother. It is an old and weli-tried 'emedy.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

One cupful each OF graham and white
-four, one teaspoon Dooley's Yeast Powder,
one pint sweet milk, one egg, little salt ;
separate white and yolk of the egg, and beat
thoroughly. Bake in heated irons, and in a
quick oven.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the world. IL
kills dandruff, slIsys irritation, and promotes
a vigorous growth of the Hair.
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rhc scle.. :. or s.Ite. or rselE.IreservnlIon.

Vwohunireth edition. revised and enlarged, Just
,si.j IL h a staudard medical work. inc best
In tiie TngIish language written Boy phyeioian ot
prcat e. * rieuCe. 70 hom was awarded gold ana
feyseled medal by the National Medical Association
It contains beautiful and very pensyo steel plate
enurapfngs Three hundred pages. more than MY
valuable prescriptions for All forms az preyAihns
disenee4 the result Of many years of extensive ana
surccs4{ui practice. Bound in French cloth price
only = g. sent bg mail Tho London Lancet sayg
- No person should be without this Nhiuh.ie bpph,
The author g. a noble beuefactor-" An ILLUSTRATED
eamrle 20 al recei % Of q cents inr postAEe
Address DR. W. n. PARK Eit. No 4 Bulhuch street
Boston The author may be consulted on Oil disease
requiring skill and oNperisuce-
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selves, self on self, as the sap of tree
descending out of season from its heaven
ward branches, and making not only its
life useless, but its growth downward.
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05
FOR THE YONG FOLKS.
Miss Muslin eoe. Into ,be country.
JOHN nRovsIoHx.

eA Into the Country.
nRoEyJoHx.
Little Miss Muslin Of ouj,,s.
~, as COUSIN us high time JTol5 vou aware
W Wbo o''I ole rIIea9 alltades PeisrE{n PAUL
Thus il bappened-Gfiss = : ven known TO you All.
That she paid him. one ~ no De Wonusie WontI O. a 20.
~ ~ 81. ~ sun @ W !ie astonishing things that befell
AZ ''at tine, think must tell.
Miss Mis- Muslin arrived at the lam, Lotto at niabt
bTi..bt. 'OiHing iound her up early and
and Miltiades, grand as l.,s -,,-,e,, out
Kght away after breakfast e. stsos her about
'- sprips. ''i 'Hs BAN garden, orchard and
Inc, The hoIses, sneep, cows, piu short, every thing
her vas OH 'ne place; nay, he introduced
With 3 flourish and bov .,.o oI5 SHANGHAI
rooster. 10 'ne O
ta ,,sas a. lSnssh ~ sad sades Peterkin Paul
an ~ 'ue wood pile, / think that Is
That there is to be SEEN" Just then, John Henry
Who chaHeed to be goinsby stopped ard looked
back. '' S'Ofi
g Why" said he ''tners. surely one thing , GU
You've I,ot tax en- your coB,;r 5,-,, into the lot
To zee Old Daddy Doolittlssu Ell that is so 90
Cried Miitsdes gally. "wen 20 at once, though q"
Now, " old Daddy Dooliits % it houId be said,
Was nOthirg at ali but b,s55r,-stick srrsved
In battered old hat and a ali suit OF clothes
Set upin the corn-teld 10 frgb, On the crows.
ana John hehry JACK vhen he made that sus
Had some some, mi'ehievous Pspose in view beyond
That plain from the ttntIe that lurked IN his
eye,
Though just wha he wantewe'l see by and by.
50 Mii.is4es, il all the time st1rps with s'sq,
When she 'und DIddy Doc lie really WAS not
man. hut scare crow Sc p IN the lot,
Ls Lea me way ana tsey p sely came IN full sight
Asii A,'i 7'S5'' he were ere sottins1 Jay. Sy'y
:, The Old gentlsnsS -, Of one ear. %
and began. with r Is air
' Here's my cousit Of Qunulion
Who ,s come all the vaJssl6s .ue city, dear sir.
TO make your Acquaintance Pm sure you'n had
Then he paused-andno 'ondor For, all at
The s4c5o, ass o j. ssrast.t1a, Draud.Aed it, hoe
Ana hogan 10 advance 9TH an uuearthlv roar
Waereupou without wiling to seeor lesr more
Miss Muslin turned scanning, and ran like the
wind,
With Hiltiades you MY hs sure, close h= hind
'TlI they saw, from beird the wall, john Henry
Jack
starting up an as once lmost O. Ing with laughter
While iIst then, tooihe scare-crow, who'd fol-
lowed Ci0ze aftet
Lau -hed too aud thy then saw that II was rr
Then Bsniamip Frankln. Miluaies' brother
t.Ghil. what does tmsan ?" inquired 1he latter
People don't run Lie that unless something Tbs
3. ,ghyi5 exclaimed young MilJiades Pete5kiI
Paul.
q. We We. @ making Islieve We were crows that fl
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pnfcnLY CnnFREY.

Thisnew forage plant il especially adapted for feed
nR and fattennF hogs and other stock, ana Tor IN
crensn the milk OfcoNs IL comes earlier lasts lator
and ptoduces far more forage than a, other crop.
gving frcm 20 70 10 per ~ the season. on
AVERAGE land b. NOT affcs tod by droufh icding
heavy cuttings when other vegetation IL At stand
still IL docs not surfeit styate, aud b. eaten with
avidity by hogs aud horses. Can be planted al
amy time, except in severe froHt. 80.
E0o sets .... S2.Og 1909 Sefs.....-.... = =. 90
EsHIaEF HATHANyAH, RICHMOND. VA.
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Then he paused andno

The scare-cro7y il straiateryd, brandshed its hoe
Aud began TO advance ath an unearthly roar
Miss Muslin turned. scanning, and ran like the
wind
TIL they saw, from beird the wall john Henry
Jack,
The Hickman courier., 1878-07-05

$4,000 yEAs Asr sT Z s6lgf !. W.: 81 e lssi. sfzi.. ..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06
KILL THE FISH YOU CATCH.

Charles Hallock, editor of the Forest and
Stream, has a very humane and thoughtful
article upon this subject. Not only because
it is humane, but because 1t improves tho
quality and flavor of the fish, he urges upor
all anglers the duty of killing their fish as
they catch them. Many anglers do this
habitually, but all do not. We subjoin al
extract from Mr.. Hallock's article
As boys, we were taught that fish had no
feeling, and we believed that what might
be cruelty to a dog was harmless pastime
as respects fish. But autopsy and science
have proved u belief an error and we dis
cover that contortions and gaspings arc
evidences of pain and distress, though VIC
assume that their nervous system is com.
paratively of q low order. That fishes have
intelligence and can be taught, that they
have memory, that they have discrimination
and ~discernment, and that they possess the
five senses, each to q great or small degree
that they are to a limited extent sentient
and reasoning creatures-aI these have
become evident. 1t is ordained to us thai
we are to derive sport from the prolonged
apprehensions of the fish while hooked (not
for his bodily pain, for the mere prick Of
the hook gives him little, and often none al
all), then let us handle him mercifully after
his torment begins, and it begins after he i.
with drawn from his native element. II ht
is small, take him around the body and con
siderately rap the top of his head upon 4
stone or the thwart Of the boat if large
rap his head with a heavy stick ; or what il
more genteel and to the point, pierce the
cervical column ut the base of the brair
with a sharp knife. This produces paral.
ysis and almost immediate death. 1t leaves
the corpse in a shapely and seemly condition
Admiration of its unbattered beauty is added
to the pleasure Of capture, and your FISH
remains a proper subject for the market O
studio. Brother anglers !! learn to be hu
mime
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06

They were sitting on the piazza near the
seaside. He was her lover, handsome, and
full of the ardor Of impassioned youth. She
wa sentimental and pretty, but the mos
quitoes were buzzing around her SO lively
that even love became monotonous. Final
ly there was a lull in the conversation,
which he broke by observing what are
the wild waves singingf She smiled sweet
ly, and swinging one Of her ivory arms over
her golden cnrls lisped: VI think they
must be singing Home, Sweet Home He
left. Il. natdsi 5uls rlloi iog ifslij
s.ooFf .9t5.u .aloB F.,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06

An Item Of Interest to Every Lady who
Pa Isesfres to he More Beautiful
WT than she now is. $50
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06
ROPE !

Address JOHN A. RoEBLING's SONS
manufacturers Trenton. N. j.. or III Liberty
veying power long distances. Send for cir
cuiar- epUI1 ni rt.4a Jyl9d3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-06

L. Unfortunately not one woman in n hundred, SUBJ
!cc'esi 10 the whims of IN American climate possess
Gu tlat blsis md starting point Of real benuty-a
purc and clear complexion.
What Nature has thus denied. art must lie called
upon 10 furnish.
II can DO done; it Is done daily. Prof. W. e
Hngnn placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter OF Eve when he discovered that
surr,isiuiasrtiele known In fashionable circles as The
trus3 ;sPe, e beauty. and called ,4f {
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
personal.


q. Ii. Baxter, Kansas City, Ia ut the
LeGrande.
Frank Riggs, Kansas City, is at the
Windsor
Il, Schoen, New Orleans, Ia stopping
Mt the LeGraude.
Nj. q. Dram, st. Louis, is stopping
at the Windsor.
VIM. II. Wallace, Philadelphia, is
ut the LeGrande.
Joe Murphy and wife, New York,
are at the Windsor.
Mrs. Mortimer, New York, is regis
tered Mt the Windsor.
John b. Huestls and lady are regis
tered ut the LeGrande.
h w. Gillespie, Iron Mountain rail-
road, Is at the Windsor.
q. w. Floyd, Memphis and Little
Rock railroad, is registered at the
Windsor.
h. j. Ridgell, editor OF the Wills
Point Local, is in the city, and hon
ored THE HERALD Office with u visit
yesterday.
John White, Esq, representing sew
eral Kentucky distilleries, was In the
city yesterday, and left last night for
Fort Worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
Kerry Cow.

This beautiful Irish drama, per.
formed by the Joe Murphy oombina-
ton at the operahouse last night, well
merits the notoriety that It has ats
tanned. The play Is beautiful Irish
comedy, and thoroughly develops the
different characteristics of the Irish
race. The amusing vein OF Irish wit
and humor that runs throughout the
play convulsed the house with laugh.
ter, and the thunders of applause that
greeted 1t evinced the appreciation of
the audience. The horse.shoeing scene,
In the third act, ia one of wide reputa>
ton, and Ia Of itself attractive because
OF Its novelty. The theater going PEG.
pie Of Dallas should not miss an oppor-
tunity Of going to see Joe Murphy In
his special character of Dan UHdra
at the matinee to-day. Help" will
be given by the company tonight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
Horse THE, Nippei.

Thursday evening Mr.. Bowers,
who lives some eight miles from Ar
lington, In Tarrant county, arrived In
this city in search OF horse that had
been stolen from him the previous
night. He described the horse to
Marshal Morton, who kept look out
for 1t, and yesterday morning sue.
eeeded In recovering the animal In the
Market wagon.yard' on Elm street.
Finding the man riding II, who gave
his name as Walter Hargrove, he ar.
rested him. He claims that he traded
for the animal with a man who was
perfect stranger to him, but, as he
could not show bill of sale, the story
would not wash with the marshal, and
Hargroye was committed to jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16

Last night, about ten O'clock, two
lrIahmen standing on the corner OF lia'
mar street aud Pacific nue, rot
Into an argument concerning tho age
OF the deceased pope. Tho discussion
grew warmer M tho sons Of Erin ges'
tlculated wildly, urging their respec'
tive views concerning the matter II
was evident TO the reporter that war
would be the result, and he was not
mistaken, for upon one calling tho
other lying spalpetn, II burst forth
In MI liz fury, aud Patrick OLeary
aud Michael O'Flarily, arose IN one
man, and went for each other In
most beautiful style. The spectators
said II was most lovely llttlo't0'do,
aud were enjoying themselves huge
ly, when Lucas Mnlllgan waltaed In
upon the scene, and with few old
fashioned Irish blows, put stop to
the proceedings, saying that the
blessed pope would he ashamed of
such conduct. The two combatanls
faces looked AZ though freight train
had passed over them, The agc OF
the pope IN still "A matter OF difference
between them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
TWO MURDEREits.
Aner Pous Years ,ney ARE hFo"ghi 80
Justice,

Jasiise,
Yesterday, there passed through this
eily, sheriff Coalslon,o Mason oounly,
Kentucky, having Ia charge, Taylor
aud lGd Martin, brothera, charged with
tho murder of young man named
Gailskill, IN 1874, Taylor lhe eldest
OF the two, who looks about thirty,
was captured Ia shaekelford county,
near Phantom I'M, aud his brother
lld, who looks somewhat younger, In
Tom Green county, They are large,
well'made, nne'loOking men, aud their
four years exposure 10 tho hardnhlpH
VI a frontier life, had not robbed them
Of that elegant ease u mannera that
betokena the man of cultivation,
The cause Of tho killing, ~ told by
the sheriff, In that young daltaklll, Tor
whom they had u great aniipathy, had
engaged himself 10 their sister against
their will After discovering that
they were engaged they forbade him
tho house, and shortly afterwards they
attem D ioa 10 CROSS the Ohio river 10
Aberdeen 10 marry, The girl being
under age, aud without parents, was
under the laws ~ Kentucky unmar'
rlaEeable, but they were overlakon by
M officer, who brought them hack
After thla tho two brolhern hw0ro ven
geance against Gallskill, swearing
they would take his lilo on sight Az
the earnest solicitation Of hla friends,
0allaklll left, going 10 Washington
county, In the same state, whore ho
lived for nearly year. In the means
time tho girl, who was only sixteen
yearso OF age, was sont toboardlng school
nj lIookur institute, In that state She
Informed her lover OF her whereabouts,
aud no came 10 see hor, managing To
have stolen interviews with her, when
they again determined 10 dare the
wrath Of the brothers and run OH,
which they did, getting married,
When they had done this, they Hat
tered themselves that the brothers
would make tho best OF matters and
forgive them, and accordingly they
went back TO their old neighborhood
In Mason county, stopping with nm
aunt OF tho girl, That night, while
the family were sitting At the supper
table, without the least warning the
two brothers entered, aud shot GaIte'
xiii, killing him instantly, while sit
ting IN his chair. The killing WAS
done with u shotgun, loaded with buck
shot, and deceased's head was blown
nearly oil. The two murderers were
arrested, tried and sentenced TO he
hung, but they managed TO get out OF
their cells, and lunneled their way out
through the walls of tho Jail, when
they made good their escape.
lht WilVlchoouth W tiio hi'h W'io hio
covered 10y letter written by Ed to u
friend, the handwriting ON the envelope
ofwhich the postmaster recogniaed.Fo For
time, the horrible affair no shocked
the young wife, that she was sent to
the insane asylum; yet, she has re-
covered, though her life's hopes are
forever blasted, All tho parties are OF
families of Understanding. Sheriff
Coaltson expressed hlmselfthat, though
the crime was old, II was fresh IN the
memories OF the people, and 1t fears
mob violence on reaching home, yet
he proposes to use the utmost precau-
ton, and DO prepared for the worst
emergency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
LOCAL JOTTINaS.
Gardening IN brisk.

Gardening IL brisk.
Yesterday was beautiful day.
Pheasant sun-shiDy days aud
beautiful moonlight nights.
There were u good number OF wag'
ons on Elm street yesterday.
The criminal docket will bo taken
up Monday, In the county court.
--lteal eatate IL lively, There haa
been u good many transfers this week
"A new floor In being put In the
house lately occupied by Randall
Brothers,
Tho county commissioners paid
tho poor-farm u visit OF inspection
yesterday.
-" Kerry cow performed by the
Joe Murphy combination last night,
was well attended.
MIR. Williams is having good
gravel walk put In front OF his resi-
dence on ELM street.
The CUTTERS on Lamar street, De'
tween Elm street and Pacific avenue,
need cleaning.
The East Dallas firemen's ball at
their hall, In East Dallas, last night,
was n most pleasant affair
The average candidate Clrculates
himself among the dear people with
an alacrlty that Ia truly astonishing.
The mocklng bird IL singing all
the while, aud the old tom cat IL
watching for IN opportunity to quiet
him.
"A Mr.. Harry Humphreys was
knocked down and slightly bruised 10y
an engine on the Central switch last
night.
County Attorney Aldridge, assisted
by Mr.. Cowart, Ia sending good II any
representatives to Huntsville this
court.
The commissioners court should
not think OF adjourning without doing
something definite concerning the
building ofa new Jail.
We shall never cease TO be- under
obligations to the man who told US
what newspaper men ought and what
they ought not to put in papers.
Julia Floyd, n crazy negro wo'
man, who practices v0odoism, was
adjudged insane, in the county court,
Thursday, and the papers to that effect
forwarded TO Austin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
Dallas Ci,y Lumber Yard.

Query; "Why VIII men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros, Seal OF North Caro-.
Lisa, at the same price," Jan'3ldly,
Adams n Co. MI orders for grain
and produce.
Two car loads OF buggles and plat
orin wag ut Orr's.--tL
If you want 10 trade M old buggy
Tor n new Que, Orr's Is the place. -tf.
--lryou want To buy n family car.
rlage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
Picture frames and mouldlngs,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, at
Reed ~ lIathrop's, ja2O I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
STOLEN HORSE.
seyaa shois fiTed az sue supposed
Thiei, who makss His Escape,

Nhttil WI" ""hNh ''s '"'"'''
on the "a of last January u year,
Pete lirnen had hne horse stolen from
him, for when no " the time lnAlls
luled dillgent search, hut without sllg'
oess, aud he had long since given lp
all hopes Of ever recovering ~ when
yesterday mornIng he received tho lol
lowing dispatch, dated Arlington
"Come without fail Your bay horse
Ia found, ~, W, RHELpON,"
Bmen went after his horse, when he
learned from sheldon, who IN Stock
hunter, that IN he was riding along
Ihe Fort Worth road, he met u man
name1 Rob BrIer riding tho horse, ol
which he had u descriptions, aud that
he had arrested him aud taken him
back to Arlington, where he found The
sheriff of Tarrant county, To whom he
turned him over,
While they were eating enppeI
FrIer jumped up aud ran out of the
house closely pursued by the officer
who called 10 him several times 10 halt
which no failed 10 do, when he fired
seven shots nj him without effect
however, the prisoner making hlH en-
capo, lfrler, while In custody, stated
that he had traded for the horse with
u man named Thomas, living near
Mckinney, hut had no bill of sale, u
show for II, Yesterday Mr. Bruen
swore out u warrant before JUS
tloe Peak for the arrest u Frler, when
His father came In aud stated that h'
would to-day bring hls ron In for trial,
saying that the horse was traded iol
aud he was willing that hls Hon shOnlC
stand trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16

Thursday night Mr.. Cleveland, at
the union depot, charged man named
Frank Beckwith with having stolen a
lot of cigars and tobacco from him,
which he stoutly denied. A search
was made In his valise, where the
missing articles were found. Beck
with was discharged and allowed to
90 free, and he left that night on the
train for Marshall, leaving behind
disconsolate tailor and numerous other
creditOrp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1'HE STATE OF TEXAS, Cou NTy a,
lA IIIArIl, L,AlI IlIl ~ NJ. :. q

1'HE STATE OF TEXAS, CouN TY oe
L DALLAS-JUSrICEs'P PRECINCT, NO, \
The stale OF Texas to the sherin or any
constable oil Dallas county greeting. Where
as oath has this day been made before m
by William Sachse, that X. q. Rhine ia n
transient person, SO that the ordinary pro.
cess OF law can not be served upon him, Won
are hereby commanded that You by maxi inc
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed in Dallas county for three success.
sive weeks before the return day hereof
summon the said Il. &. Rhine to be and an.
pear before me at my office, In precinct No.
y IN the county o. Dallas, on the 18th day Of
February a. d. ISIS, TO answer the com.
plant of the said William Snchse for the
sum Of ninety-ihree dollars, due upon nc,
count for money loaned to said X. c, Rhine
about the first of November A. ID. ISL, 10
purchase crop, or which said crop was 10
stand as a lien for said money.
Herein fail not and Of this writ make due
return as the law directs.
Given under my hand this the 22d day OF
January A ID. 1875.
EFT. MYERS, Up.
Precinct No.s, Dallas county, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
Caught Up WIN.

Yesterday evening Sheriff Moon by
some means got all inkling that there
were some tools secreted In one of the
cells of the Jail, and the old "Boss," as
the guards and prisoners call him, be-
gan pryiDg around among the In.
mates in quest OF the hidden articles.
The prisoners are pretty shrewd at
hiding anything, and he looked for
some time and his search seemed as
though It was going to prove fruitless
when he nnearthed a large chisel, to
the prisoners' great chagrin,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-16
Religious.

Services at the Tabernacle Method.
ist Episcopal church on to. morrow, as
usual. Preaching at eleven o'clock a.
M, by Rev. James II. Vanston, OF
Boston, Massachusetts,; subject: "Faith
in the Gospel" In the evening, at
seven O'Clock, Rev. J. J. Walker, OF
Wisconsin, will preach. All are cor.
daily Invited. Seats free.