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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
THE ABUsE OF TREES,
vigorous Protest from ThOmn
Hughes Against Forest Desecra.


Tennessee Letter to London Spectator
There are few more interesting expert
ences than ride through 'heae Southern
forests. The scruh liz 80 low and thin
that you can almost nlwaye sec away for
long distances among pine, white oak and
Chestnut trees and every now and then
at ridges where the timber IL thin, or
where clump Of trees has heen ruthleasly
'Rirdled' and The hare gaunt skeletons
only remain attending, you may catch
glimpHes Of mountain ranges OF different
shades OF blue and green, stretching Far
away 10 the HORIZON Iou can't live many
days up here without getting to love the
trees even more, think, than we do in
well ken,pt England aud this outrage of
"girdling," AS they call it--s,rpping the
bark from The lower part of the trunk, 30
thatthe trees wither and die AZ they stand
strikes one as a kind of household
cruelty, ~ If man shnuld cut off or
dishRure oil his wife's hair. II he wants
tree for lumber or firewood, very good.
He should have it. But he should cut il
down like II man, and take it clean away
for some reasonable use, not leave IL ms II
scRrecrOw to bear witness of his
reeklessDess and laziness. Happily not
mucn mlhchief OF TINS KIND mas been dons
yet i'll the neighborhood Of Rugby, and
stop will now be Tut to the wretched
practice There is another, too, almost
as CHASTITY, but which, no doubt, has more
to be said for it. At least half of the largest
pines alongside OF the sandy tracks which
do duty for roads have long, gaping
wound in their sides, about yard from
the ground. This was tire native way of
collecting turpentine, which oozed down
and accumulated at the bottom OF thu
gssh but | rejoice to say it no longer
pays, and the custem is in disuse. 1t
must be suppressed altogether, but
carefully and gently 1t seems that If not
persisted in too long, the poor, dear
long suffering trees will close up their
wound, and not be much the worse; so
trust that many of the scored pines,
springing forty or fifty feet in the air
before throwing out branch, which /
passed in sorrow and anger on my first
| long ride, may yet outlive those who
outraged them. Having got rid Of my
spleen. excited by these two diabolic
customs, can return 10 our ride which
had otherwise nothing but delight in it,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

even IN Eossihlty, her thought but 10
her companions brain u faint ray of sus.
picion wsH At work illuminating some
irnRmeniary rumnra Of the fact
NJ IL very dreRdfnl, hnt l think you
tried to 10 what was right, 10 you want
Ia TO help yon lind her thiA little lost
child OF youri3 She cannot turn away
from you cannot stenl her heart against
you It wonid be- horribly unnatural.
In the suHken eyes strange light OF
glainesH leaped and plowtd
you are sure doarit? Think again
aarerly If 10 were yen, now. iearie, in /
Nil your heaniy ami vonr howers, aud |
your pretty, ah!uy iInps and lire clothes,
and with this handsome young gentleman |
here waitin' for glauce an smile from
you and me, an Old miserable dyin'
beRgar, claiming YOU rhiDk az in
Could you SAY Mammie. and lay your
two little soft hands IN mine, and yonr
soft smooth cheek agin the wrinkles and
gray hsirsr For Gods sake, deGric, think
agiu md TN ma
The breath came in short, quick Pagps
between the words, and her whole soul
seemed hanging on the answer.
| In moment it cane low, but un-
faltering.
Yes, If It were really so, l think it
t,yal', - "a ~ NH ~ Do'i'' ~
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buck among the pillows, hiding with her
CLAW like fingers sudden rush Of tears.
MEANWHILE the struggle in the dying
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
Sc0id Head, 1Iopcci0, DC.

ScAIu HFAu.-ll. a, Raymond, auditor i W, J
:. 4. r., Jackson, aitcn, was cured OF scald head
of nine years duration by the Cuticnra Remedies
FALLING or rHE HAIR Frank A. Bean Steam
Fire lngine Il, Boston was cured of aopeca fan.
ing Of the hair by CntcurH Remedies, which com.
lose 1t.
DANnHuFF Thomas lee, a276 Frankfnrd Ave
Philadelphia afflicted with dandruil which for
twenty years had covered his scalp with scales one
quarter oi an inch in thickness cured by the Cut
Cura Remedies.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
Carpets and Stoves.
90 IutnaU Street.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
NOTICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ~.
i The STATE OF DFLAWARi

! the STATE OF DELAwAREi
To the Sheriff of New Castle county Grast,n,,
p MhIefeas Margaret t2n 4 Roberts, by her
Sonrt Med in the oiline of the Trothoniary Of
NE said court in and for the county of New
castle Sa Tor the cause of complaint therein alleged
uecree may he pronounced dissoying the narr;,.,a
existing between the petitioner and her hiisbard
hugustln y Roberts. We therefore Command Won
" you nave Deem heretofore, com laudpd mat yoi,
summons Augilstin n. Roberts 40 that he ia mi III
appear before the judges OF our said nntirt NJ t1a
nekt term thereof TO be held at New CASTLE on
MONDAi, the I'D day Of November NJ xt to answer
tne aeKatons oi the said petition and also 10 show
cause II any he has why decree OF the said corrt
should not be made dissolying the marriage existin
tnetWeen MN and the said petitioner according 10
the act OF Assembly in such case made and nro'
Vded and also 70 do and receive what the said court
M. IN then and there consider concerning him In
ms Dehh A. 70 the court shall seem meet and con
k h with me provisions n the said act Of
Assembly Y, and have YOU tnun there This wit:
- witness thp Hon Joseph p Comegys
iLsf Islnile at New Castle, the twenty eiV hf fay
Of May, A, d., eighteen hundred and el.biy
Issued August 9. 1s-I Trothonnnir.,
. lhe above Is true copy or the as sumo hhai Ia
dlVOFco, NO. ~, November term, 1850, MarQarAt ~
Roberts, vs.. Augustin g. Roberts. 'es f.
sHERFF's OFFICE, NEW CASTLE a E;ns shsrig n,
,ansl23un.w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Mile Grsvy, the daughter If thr ~ i
dent, fees A!naua4l w4g4 altogether
and ,4 T,lR .ui rid alone. much 10 me
horror Jf th9 aristocrais, and even rapub-
iGgn papers Of Paris attack ler for in
fringiug on long esablished customs.
They tell some very lmusing stories abo /
de young lady aud the difficulties she
encounters in carrying out her Amerl-
Ganism For instance, no respectable
French woman goes on the street alone,
either gentleman trelatlve, of course.
or servant n act accompany her. A
foreigner can defy this r.e with safety,
aud every day you meet English aud
American girls hy themselves, bat their
nationality is SO evident that it protects
them where stivs would be iusulttd
occasions that Mile. Grevy, when walking
alone, has been fccosted 6y her too gallant
aountrymeu but, instead Of losing hen
temper or being frightened, SIZE hand,
them q visiting ard to enforce her state.
ment as To hes personality, and then
beRins to haraIRue tnem On the beauty
and pr0priety o. women wGiRing unt
o3rsad aud on tie folly Of man presulu
inc for that yet7 ~ that she is not all she
should be. IAe ao4eliy Of this proceed
ing is rendered more striking BECAUSE III
peraii6lad in nc aanals OF French history
Hernhardt can wear trousers, aud lug
Cant, nd sport plug lat, and look quit
Ike nan, but when it comes throwing
stone a. a hen, you see the difference -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
SHiH NHIHOrS, MN crust,
DC.

SNtN HUuoi. iir-. 5 q. Wnpiin ilemfar.N.olt
Mrte- that utr tutr hri. and -oIr part7 ul Hs
body We're almost raw. ltrHu ctN"ich win .cgl4
ami cores suffered trnrtu and tried every may
Permanently cured nN tvu'ira T." uln,ilr-.
hni.h tEr~r. Mr, buNrf-, ~ q irteu strrrt
tiuCruIb. ,ppil,s HUf fa'.t' ~. 10. H.Il. Wts
cure pt mix ernst, WIrrh r-i-ted ii rf,ii'- loi
tive years. Vow 10 iIuu, ItulH.A has. Nt b. ID ta alu
tul Head al huir
1UfrEn or TUF U,Nr- EYahrth y 'ck!rN
littetpu, H., tndnklliA ftgtae. the 'li:rir;
Rene lies Tor cure ni tote q 'hG hnnis, winch
lad fendcru teui aim 4 useless 20 lirr
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
(iltijCura
Itching and Scaly Diseases, Scrofu-
IOus Humors, Ulcers, Old Sorys,
and MercuriaI Affections Cured
When All Other Human Agercies
Fail.

l CuTtcuRA HEsoTvENr, purites. Strengthens
and supports the system through the nlcst critical
orders Of the Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
2 CuTlCUHA, a Medicinal Jelly, arrests disease,
aluys hilimIn1tiOu, itching and irritation, heals
ulccrs and eats away dead skin aud flesh
. CuriCuHA MEnicINNL SOAR, for the Toilet
Bath and Nursery, cleanHcs, soUthes. etreshes and
hcahtiirs the skin, turlcu1A SHAVING soar !s
the only medicinal shaving SOAP.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

LaNN6 MuEFAN,
- LLOYD L McKEAN,
HtNEEEs,
N Wa Htreet, New York.
He and sell at current rates:
e 8. -a-r oct Bonds.
Contra. sfltI4. land fffHrt Phndg
nt tit 4uIH rat Mortgage cold BONDS.
lali ArfHH st.| t-rsuu do
sah Iui.l lut 5gy do
NN-tyTE lNa.uar do
SlutHt'Ii pgg Of ca do
tlHtpaaao lhin nv 90. Bonds End bond and
rtg,r -#s.u It IupCus.
LaE-t ua tl4 Chesapeake & OHIO Series
sWrr..N Bonds 4 3 and interest
W. rag Hus eel on commission thu fscuti Hos
deli ii II f 0t1gi. exchange, ana MAKE adj ahces
y tr#it fue.slsbe partle-.
Nra|44l hu. sd cell m aoMIGssi on M clasaes of
Stgl.thss not 4uOtei at the stock Exchange We
receive deposits AID allow interest on daily
hAannfs uOvl2-d&wln
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

s 'lc 5N'g io7er3 erer poted on and
tyh ic1prqfny State
NaEGEbINIED ATTRACTION.
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the Publtc to be thrstsli ift.tr
Tor Malaria. iiitl-. i"uN,.. .
thildren's Diseases. Liver CON ...t.s
II you aet the genuine GGf ri.,
Price for Genuine Holmtl4s llI
Druggists or mailed, Insg4..l tH.
featise HOl.hl AN PNl ST.. Nlt .H.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

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HAS NEVER FAILED

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.ulinsng each bottle, and is perfectly safe uss
q. 'hf mast inexperienced hands.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

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lI.tt. NrIE, 4. JAMES BEI'r,'
islEH, H. JAMES BELT,
Nnlln.a.n nrmgdsts. Wilmington. Dc
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accepted invitations, and an exceedingly nice
time is anticipated. court
adjourned yesterday morning There are
MS many or more one-legged, one-armed and
crippled p ople generally in this city rs in
any city its size, but strangely, blind per
son is never seen here. -Four hundred
horses are on the prairie near the depot
The car which is to be used as the residence
of Ii. w. Stocking, ut tho front, is on the
side track here. 1t has four rooms, kitch-
en-, II store room, dining room and II bed
room. 1t is fitted up in very nice order and
doubtless will be comfortable home. Ii
will 90 west this evening. r. G. McPhail
and wife leave this evening TO spend the sum
mer at Bowling Green, ky.-Jss. Guthrie
OF Guthrie, Jack county, leaves this evening
for Louisville, Ky.---E. NJ. Turner and wife
leave for ST. Paul, Mimi, this evening"
Q. p. Cone goes to Dallas this evening in the
interest of the Cincinnati Commercial.--
W. w, Leale, of Dallas, is here, and
returns this afternoon The Local Option
saloon is presided over by Chris. Rntloman,
and is the place TO get fine liquors and
square drink,and Pacific Improvement cigar.
-Atthe Waverly hotel: W II McAfec, Little
Rock; III c Kelsey and wife, Johnson COUNTY;
j w Gantts and wife, Thorp Springs; j DOR
dan, improvement company; A w Shesn,
Texarkana; Charles Eddy Dallas; James 5
Barlow, st Louis; G B Linn, Hot Springs;
John Hogan, Dallas; D A Smith, Weather.
ford Il G 0rrick, Thomas Myles G w
Lambourn, City; @ B Hill, Pennsyl-
vania; j II Wyay, Fort Griffin;
j + Thompson, Dallas; G + Miller, Marshall;
S NJ Evans, Texas Il Pacific railroad; John
W Turner, II G Ellis, city; Ii S Boyes.
Brazos river; Mr. j O'Brian, do; q II Patti
son, New Orleans; j Lang and family,
Decatur; Miss Lula Lang Decatur; w Il
Bell, Marshall; d o Smith, Marshall; c w
Lsniborn, II Marsh, city; Judge A Blaclie,
FL Paso; Hiram Lighter, Fort Coneho B
Cole, Improvement company; w WConger,
Shackleford county; II Smith, Texas Il Pa
ciac; Herb Taylor, do; James Taylor, I'M
company; B A Nebeker, Indian
apolis; q NJ Gather, city; Thomas Miles,
citv
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of the public free schools. 1t was carried in
favor of the city bya vote 50 to 4G. But
little interest was manifested; in fact nobody
would have known there was an election il
the saloons had not been close The
commissioners court is sitting this week as u
board OF equalization-The st. Charles ho-
tel has been closed. 1t was once the leading
house of the city, but has been eclipsed
by the Lindsay and the Laclede.- -
Ben McCrary left yesterday for Colorado.
The city council passed an order yester-
day to purchase complete hook and ladder
outfit at once We have a fire company
called the Red Jackets already organized.
All we lack now now is a tire and supply
of water.---A charter was granted the
street railroad last week and work will begin
at once.---Policeman 0wenduf was dis
charged from the service yesterday and & o.
Rousseau appointed in his place.
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QUEEN CITY.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Herald.

Cores ondence OF the Herald.
QUEEN CITY, June To- 1880.
The Cumberland Presbyterians are laying
the foundation of their church building,
something near a thousand dollars having
been subscribed. The house is to have two
halls above it, one for the Masons and the
other for the Knights of Honor.-The
weather for the two weeks past has been
showering, mixed with few heavy rains, and
vegetation of every kind is luxuriant. Grass
has spread itself like "green bay horse, !"
and scientific farming now avails nothing
The grass has to be hilled by main strength.
The CLASSIC game of marbles snow the
"rage," aud from "early morn till dewy eve'
such expressions, "my go hold back don't
fudge on me! n" falls melodiously on the ear
of the passer-by. A match game between
our HARMLESS boy" who plays with his toes,
and drummer came off in the city park a
few days ago, alta nickle for the first seven
up. At the end of the game "our boy" had
four to the drummer's three, and had "got
fat" twice, ard of course pocketed the
"weath," and the drummer owned up like a
gentleman.
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MARLIN.
Correspondence or,he Herald.

Correspondence ofihe Herald.
MARIIN, June Is, 1850.
Crops are said to be the finest this county
has had for several Years. Nearly all the
cotton has been chopped out and much of it
been "dirted." 1t shows u good stand and n
strong and healthy growth. The corn crop
is truly marvellous in its luXurinnt growth,
and the edges of the vast fields containing
that product, both in the Brazos bottoms and
on the prairies, present the appearance at n
distance of solid wall of the darkest green
For the raising of the two crops referred TO-
Falls county has not probably, her equal in
the state; and as an evidence of what can be
done in wheat Judge 0ltorf Of Marlin, has
this year reape4 hundred and forty bushels
from q crop OF six and half acres, near Mar
lin.-Hon. w. W. Lang reached home yes
to-day morning. He will deliver IN address
at the commencement ut Bryan on the 22nd
proximo. Nils Ella Herbert Riyes, the
accomplished daughter of DIR. Riyes, of Mar
lin, recently returned from sojourn in
Italy, where she has been residing to prose
cute her musical stuGies, sang to a crowhed
house in Stuart's opera-house on last Friday
night. She will sing in Waco on the night
of the 18th of June.-No courts in session.
no people in town, and save the aseless
whistle of the common loafer, one on our
streets in the afternoon recalls the lines
"And in the afternoon,
They com int"a towh wherein 1t was always
after DON;
Aud All around the languid streets the air
did sWOOn,
Like one that hath " e.ry Dream"
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, June IL, lSsO.
This is pay day on the railroad. "A
school.bov was bitten Yesterday by dog.
Something should be done to prevent bad
do, from biting so many of our citizens, or
soon hydrophob,a will be the result
Runnels, who stole horse from before the
cattle exchange some time ago, was caught
last Saturday near Palo Pnto.--Plank-
man. the painter, who fell some thirty feet
from A scatfold Yesterday, is not seriously in
iured. MIR. Robinson, the enumerator of
The northern part of this county, wishing to
hurry, has employed Charles Davies as as
sistant, who will begin work at once
Judge Aaron Foster visited w. /. Legg, the
mail robber of this city, in the Dallas Jail
Yesterday. Legg confessed to the guilt of
ali the missing packages that so mysterousy
disappeared from here, and SO George S.
Burchil is exonorated, and the case against
him will be dismissed. Colonel B. j.
chambers. Greenbsck candidate for vice
president, and DIR. Andrew Young, both of
Cleburne, have returned from the Chicago
snnvention and are in the city this evening.
THE new time card of passenger trains
seems to be the very best that could be made
far the convenience of the people of Dallas,
i Far t"' Worth and Westherford.-
The I6 west-bound train was an
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PALO PINTO.
spond nee of the Herald.

Correspond nee of the Herald.
PALs PINTO, June II, 1850
The Union Sunday school gave a picnic on
Tuesday last at Lovers Retreat.--The NJ.
E. church, conference, will convene at this
place on the 9TH of July
next. About fifty preachers and lay
men are expected TO be- in attendance. -
Crop prospects are indeed hattering and
our farmers are happy.--Mr. Geo. Peaks
family left last Tuesday for Windsor, Mo,
which place they intend making their home.
The railroad is rapidly moving west
ward, and contractors are passing through
every week, going west to commence work
on the grade. District court converes
here the first Monday in July next, and both
criminal and civil dockets are crowded.
Deputy Sherifls Bell and Owen captured u
horse thief last Thursday some distance
west of town. He is wanted in Wise county
for the theft of the horse and in Fit Worth
for theft of a saddle.
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MOTHERHOOD.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
WFATHERFJHD, June Is, 1880
Splendid rainfall throughout the county
to-day. Crops are booming and every body
iublant over the Observation-Disclosures
is progressing steadily toward the far, far
west and the bloody " injins. Col. H. w.
Thompson, general passenger agent, accom-,
panied by John Deany, the versatile, arrived
here last night, and the twain are doing and
billing the town.-The grand excursion
rates offered brought in $1,000 at the ticket
Office in this city, one day last week.
Country produce, of the table variety, such
as peas, beans, green corn, squashes, cabbage,
onions. potatoes, melons, etc, is brought in
the town daily in large quantities, and meet
with ready sale at remunerative figures: -
New wheat is received every day with brisk
sales. All the Touring mills are now running
on full time. New flour, NXAA brand,
sells at SO 90 per 100 pounds. - Oats
are in large supply aud selling
briskly at % cents per bushel. 1t
is believed this demand will remain brisk for
all sorts of country produce so long as rail-
road building goes on in this vicinity
Robinson Brothers, wholesale grocers OF Fort
Worth, this morning began the erection of a
large building near the railroad depot, which
they design for branch of their house at
the Fort.--A str troupe play nip and
Tuck to crowded houses daily, on Main
street, in this city. The artists are not un-
known to fame, orto Dallas.-.Many young
men come to Westherford by the daily
trains with view of locating. The IN Jor
portion of them, however. go west to grow
up with the country."-Although thou,
sands visit this place from the far west, and
although there are dance-houses and variety
shows nightly and saloons as thick as autumn
leaves almost, yet Weatherford is as quiett. at
night as a Quaker neighborhood in the City
of Brotherly Love.
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GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

Correspondence ofthe Herald.
GAINESVILLE, June 16, 1850.
A heavy rain fell yesterday morning over
the whole county Rev. DR.. Modrall,
late of Jefferson, died Saturday and was
buried Sunday. He was one of the most
devout and honored ministers in the state.
Col. Sparks, editor of the Hesperian, is
at Henrietta, attending district court
Callie Bird, daughter of George Y. Bird, re-
turned yesterday from st. Louis, where she
has been attending school for a year.
Miss Adele Davis, one of Gainesville's fair
est daughters, left yesterday morning to
spend week with friends in Mckinney
There is complaint of the worms destroying
the cotton in some portions of this county.
Joseph Mulhall, the st. Louis cattle
dealer, is in the city.--A camp.meeting is
under way, about four miles from the city,
and the young people attend it regularly
An election was held Monday TO determine
whether or not the city would take charge
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cures every time, ana prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest bles'
sing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters
is that remedy, and its proprietors are being
blessed by thousands who have been cured
by it. VIII you try it? See other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-17

Jarrett is 'stIl in the ring" not the ice
ring, but Il uratively speaking, with II full
supply of pure lake ice Just received. Call
on him for ice in large or small quantities, in
the rear of Apollo hail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-17
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRs,

New Church Building at Queen city
Track Laying on the 4. a y. ENten-
sion Cheering Crop News-The
Average Marlin LOafer-The
Cotton worm in Cooke
County, Etc, Etc.