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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-04-29
Raitis Ci the Bones .

Es- many booes Ia tie hrmaB fsca
Fourteen, when they are ell in Place.
Hsv many bs1ss 10 tSs bgmsu esr
Three la each, and they help 70 hear.
Nov nsny boucS in .he humsn he,d
Bsh', ny child, as pvs yisen said.
Hsv many bones ia the hgnaa 81 ne
TrsBJahr, Jks climbing vine.
Rsu usny bone. IL lhe huuBa chest
Trss,y.rcur rias and two u The rect.
naW navy heres the shoulders bini'
Swa 10 oSeh, one before, ono behind.
FsE nsnJ topes j, The hunsn svn
!E Zach .rm ons Two iu SAGE forearm.
low nsny booSs in lhs haEso rri1i'
Eiss, IL each, II sons are Hig.c3.
How asay bsses IN shs p.ls, Of ,se hsad'
give in tses, With nsay A rand,
EOv soG,y ssEss in tts haSar Too !
TreL.y'.ishi, and b7 ic!pl, they bond
How nuuy toaes ia iss tsnz. hip
ons in ssoh Ike $ Dis. :hg, d;y,
RJv nssy.hoacs IL The human ;hish5
0Bs in .sch--srd deep they lie.
Hs- m,uy Sonea in tbs hunta knees
o,s Ia Osct--,be knee pan. pls.so.
EoU nsuy bonss 10 ths legt.rou the suss
1w,ia each 60 cah plainly cao.
Hav msuY boses ia the Snklo s.rousi
eevon in each but nous Are lore.
faw tsany bones in The ball g The foo.
fI-, 10 ssch as IN the palms ~sr, put.
How nsRy boaes in the tooc .hSlf score
T~sniy-eigsi, and tbore are hs mere.
Aad row. ell together, Lsss man. b0nci
fix
Asa sSsy count II Tie bod5 two hundred
esd elk.
Aai then ws bsye 10 To human mouth,
ofupper srt under, thirty-two teeth.
And rs BOW aud then have e bone,
should think,
gAs forms On q joint, OF to 6 II up a Ohiph
a sesAuold bone, or a Wermisr we call.
Aad now ve may rest, Tor we've told
them ell.
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DEYINIrIoNa.-An old maid for.
nishes tue folio wing defnitions
Mana conglonerste mass Of
hair, cigarosmoke, conoeit and boots.
Woman--Tho waiter, per force, OF
the aforesaid animal.
Husband-An instrument cons
strncted to growl oVar shirt buttons
that aren't thar.
Wife--A machine made for darn
ing stockings. making puddings,
aud sewing on buttons.
Fathar-A being who thrashes
boys, and won't "fork ovor" ps his
olive branches desire.
Mother-A pleasant song-a
sweet vision of childhood.
Child--A compound OF delightful
and distressing elements.
Baby--An inyeation for keeping
people awake at night, aud for the
asarandise@ept u vssbsg'vopen'
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mine looking at tho side Of tho road
he walks on, I'll take the eyes ont OF
her head, and send her to nm
merry T.
"You will And daro you say
that 10 my fsco, and 10 child o
miue You will, will you we'll
soc, my boy III tell ye what, If
you like, Morris Donovan shall come
into this house, and, what more,
be master Of this house, and that 9
what you never had the heart to bo
yet, you poor ould snsil"
SO saying, Mrs. ClaIy eudeavored
TO rescue from tue FIRE the Kissing
remains ofthe burning snipes Nor
al attempted 10 assist her mother,
but Clary, lifting her up, somewhat
after the fashion OF an eagle raising
y golden wren with its claw, fairly
put her out of tho kitchen. This was
the signal for fresh hostilities. MIR.
Clsry persisted in abusing not only
Morris, but Morris uncle Father
Donovan, Yutil at last tho farmer's
helpmeet Bwore, ay, Snd that rounds
ly, too, by cross and saint, that, be-
fore tho next sunset, Norah Clary
should be Norah Donovan, wish
you could have seen NoEry's eyes,
dancing with Joy and eEulta.ion, IA
it peeped through the lstch-hols
il sparklad more brightly than the
richeet diamond in her Inonarch's
crown, for it was flled with hope
and love.
The next morning, before the sun
was fairly up, no was throwing his
early beams over the glowing cheeks
of Norah Clary for her wise thot
had prospered, and she was hasten.
ing to the trysting tree, whore, "by
chance either morning or evening.
she generally met Morris Donovan.
/ don't know bow it ia, but the mo-
msnt the course Of true love "runs
smooth, it becomes very uninterest
ing, except to tho parties concerned
so il is now loft for me only 10 say
that the maiden, after o due and
proper time consumed in teasing
and tantaiizing her intended, told
him her ssucy plan and its result.
And tho lover hsstensd, upon the
wings OF love (Which beg my read
ers clearly to understsnd are swifter
aud stronger in ireland than any
othaS country to appsniaa tho prieat
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UseiJj and interesting

TICfc arc 2, 100 Ifo1UAro4.
Two vc,aoas die every a.corl
n, average Lumnn lie "a r.irly-
ono yelrg
SLOW rivera aJw four milss rer
hour.
Rapid rivers Gaw sovca u.,og FRO
hour
3 loIoru's wind blows .,-,r
miles yor A9ur
4 storm moves th.tr--.E milo aro
hoUr
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hWTMAL KTNG00M.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"a Lett5f8 u naturalization on the estate ef
Joaua hnoiens,sg1f, late offsnu twp, Srydat
% Pa, cee'di have been grated " lha unier.
signed. All gcrs0nl knowing themselves 10
f6ttbj To- shld estate VII please make inmelt-
Ato pay nant while those having claims nsAlC,t
said estate Nill pra.snt them .0T sattlenspt %
CORNlaIUS Ia LACDESSLA9Ek,
hlag' ~ iSe, Admtuistgatcr,
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| Father, dear, ys don't under.
stand, said tho cunning lass, 'sure
ye're for Morris and when we are
that is, fl mesn--suppose --fa-
Their, you know what moan she
continued, sud luckily tho twilight
concealed hor blushes-'if that took
place, IFS you that would have his
own way"
True for ye, Norry, my girl, true
for ye, | mover thought Of thai be-
fore = and p!esesd vita the ides Of
"tricking his wife, The old man fair
ly capeyoi for Joy. bat stay
awhile stay, sisy, aisy - ho com
mencod, "how sm 20 manage 2
Sure the priest himself will be here
to morrow morning early aud he's
out upon y station nov, 80 there g
no use speaking with hin. Eesuo
way quick, either. Well be bother
Cd entirely, Il ho comes in on o sud-
dent"
leave it to me, dear father. leave
it all 10 me !" exclaimed the an!mat.
ei girl. Only pluck up spir,t. ara
Whenever Morris name is mention.
cd, abuse him but not with al
your heart, father --ouly from the
toeth out !"
When toey re entered, the fresh.
boiled potatoes sent Q warm, curling
stosm to the very rsitars Of th6
lofty kitchen they we're pourol out
into large wicker dish, and on the
top Of the rilo rested O plato Of
course, white salt poggius Of but-
toruilk woro filed 90 tho drereor,
and on email round table a cloth
was eptead, apl some doli pla,eg
swhitod The more delicate reuas,
which tho farmers wife wac hcrsoif
preparing.
"Nbst's for supper mother a"
inquired Noreh, Gs she drcw boy
Hheol toward hor, and employed her
fairy foot II whiriius it around
"PlagCy sn!peons, she replied.
bits O bog chickens, that YOU go
elwayg ancb q fancy for Barney
Lesry kilt them himself
50 Did, saii Baruoy, grjnuing,
and that stick wid hook Of Morris
Doooyon's ia tho finest thing in thc
world for knocking en- do~u.'
III Morris DoGovos' stick toa.h
81 ttom they shsut come hero,
sai5 the farmer, striking tho poor
II tho table such = blow With h's
clinched hand Sc made not only II
5nt Mrs, Claty jump.
Ard why SO, pray p asked the
Gsma
"bcoauso nothing that belongs TO
Morris, Ia. alone M7rris hmsoll
shall coue into this bousc, rosliai
Clary "he'g not W my likinr, any
how, sn3 thsrea no good ~ hia
5otherinC bero after what he wont
get
"ETco!Iaat, whispered i,orah.
Lord save as r. oinoulatcd Mys
Glsry, SIS sho p!cced The crilled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

As is well known, the HERALD has had no
little to say in behalf of good streets and
sidewalks. 1t has urged this matter upon the
council and upon the public generally, time
and again, because it has the welfare of our
city sincerely at heart The HERALD is glad
to know that our mayor, Hon. John j. Good,
has interested himself specially in the mat.
ter, too, and is ably seconding and aiding the
chairman of the street and bri 9ge committee
in his efforts in behalf of good streets and
sidewalks Dallas is fortunate, indeed in her
mayor. With rare intelligence, he is striv-
ing earnestly for the material welfare OF the
city in all things, and he recognizes the fac,
thst first class streets and sidewalks are sine
qua non. Last night the city council very
wisely passed an ordinance for the construc
ton of sidewalks, which somebody will hal
with delight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09
TT ALWAYS PAYS YOU

To Inv Clothing Furnishing Goods for yourself and boys where they do
@ business places you always depend getting the newest
goods trade goods always be sold at reasonable prices
Our the largest the city, and always aim to sell them
prices ordinary clothing house stock of goods at the beginning
each them right through They take advantage OF
either Improvement styles prices How different with who
have already goods returned from the East than bought
while there result everything show
and STYLISH and We have received large
Ovecoas and avare styles business SUITS Come
and see the stock These goods marked with that view and
marked that alone will do the business without talking undue
persuasion Gentlemen making mistake you think of buying
your Furnishing Goods other store but NJ Kahn Cos we
dollar buy rous Below we give para
price of a%fw the styles we have in stock
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Thirty-Uount Them-Thirty.
CITY DOTS.


Go to Connor's drug store for mineral
water
Highest prices paid for game of all kind at
JarretPs.
L. Myers Connor keeps the finest fancy
goods in tho city.
New line Of cheap literature at Mason "
Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Nothing but select drugs and chemicals at
Coz nors drug store.
Tx. L. cotton marking BRUSHES at Ma
son & Erb's, 7l2 Main street.
Mason & Erb will have complete stock
of holiday goods. Don't forge! it,
Have your medicine prepared at Connor's,
by skilfuI pharmacists.
Mrs. Jane Giles, l2G Ross avenue, will
take few more boarders, She has several
nicely furnished rooms TO rent.
Just received, new line Of young mems
nobby stiff d Stetson's pocket hats, at Leon
Kahn's G0i Elm
Indelible lux with glass pen, portmonaie9,
pocket knives, albums all new styles, a! Ma
son & Erb's, III Main street.
Ii YOU would win women wear diamonds.
Henry COIN, pset pswnbroker of Dallas,
has a fine selection Of diamonds, at7Oo Main
street.
Protestant and Catholic prayer books
beautiful family bibles, and an elegant as
sortment of writing desks at Mason " Erb's
| i12 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Saturday mornings south bound passen-
ger train over the Central brought to this
city young man who was suffering from
terrible attack of the delerium tremens. He
is well dressed, gave his name as Sam Johns,
and says that he is fresh from Leadville. If
he had any baggage aboard he did not ap-
pear to be aware of the fact. As he made
his aimless way down Elm street he stopped
u countryman in q wagon and entered into
conversation with him. "My God"
he exclaimed, "You have no idea Of the
things l have seen. have beheld the houi-
bic, as vel MS the beautiful" The country
man tersey informed him that he did not
care IL straw whether h. saw at all, but hein.
sisted On impressing it on him that he had
seen many strange things. The countrymtn,
whose name was rot learned, vexed at the
unfortunate man who was holding the horses
be was driving, struck him blow with the
but end OF his whip, slightly stunning him
When last seen he was sitting on the court
house stiles trying to figure olt the national
election The man is in bid fiS, and the
police should look out for him.
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SOLID MEN,
WEIGHING FROM
200 to $50 POUNDS

We have a large stock of
goods suitable for your wear
We make a speciality of
eXtra-size Clothing, and are
showing a large assortment
Coats and Vests, sizes ~
to 50 inches breast measure
with pants to match. Also
Worsteds, Cassimeres and
Black Doeskin Pants. Over
coats suitable for yourwear,
in short Or extra lengths
Extra large sizes in Under
wear.
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LOCAL JOTCIN GS.

Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had of
G. S. Mitchell s. Co.
Go to Leon Kshn's all the time to pur-
base your boots, shoes and hats.
Something new at the and l0c store
wo doors west of the postoflce.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
igsr Factory, 6l0 Main street. }
For nice fitting shirt, have it made to
rider ut Clancy's, 100 Main street, up stairs.
The only place 10 get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, 6lO
Main street.
Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at st. Louit
Fair, 1879.
--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates Of same in adver-
sisment in another column.
Have your drawers made to order at
llsncey's, double lined in the seat and war
anLod not to rip or break.
Meredith Bros. corner Of Sycamore and
Elm streets, have one Of the incest saloon;
in the city. They keep everything in Their
line and of the best
Strangers from the adjacent cities snd
'ounIy visiting Dallas, should 60 to the
md Toe store, two doors west ofthe postofic'
md see the bargains in everything.
- Who is she? Appointment lady pstroI
the stage, known 70 be wealthy is said t
have II in hel brain TO advise everyone witt
whom she converses to use rive and Rock
as beverage, or as tonic, or q cure fo
many of the diseases that flesh heir to-,
be it cold, cough, asthma, brocnitis, or tn
consumption. She always adds, however, b
sure to get Van Bells Crock and Rye" witt
his signature on the label, as all others ar
limitations. The question is, does she receiy
commission, or is she public benefaetot
Who is sheY
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The Texas Trunk Road

The Texas Trunk road received fourteen
carloads Of iron yesterday morning. The
switch was completed yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, and the engine'of the road,
"Dallas" pushed out on its track for the first
time, which has been laid for about a quarter
of a mile Tracklaying will be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible, and the manage
ment expect to have the track completed to
White Rock by Thursday. The first station
will be called "Cabell," in honor of General
Cabell, vice.presdent of the road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Frank Hefrer, q bggskeaap in the yard
of the Texas & Pacific road, met with an &C
cident Sunday night about 9 o'clock, which
came near costing him his lite. He was at
tempting to couple a box car to passenger
coach, but the bumpers of each did not cor
respond in size or hight, and passing each
other he was mashed, or rather subjected to
a fearful squeez between the two cars he
extricated himself, when he tainted away,
but finally came to again. He complained
of severe pains in the chest. but DR.. Graham,
who was sent for, found that none OF the
bones were broken, and that his injuries were
not of a serious nature. He was removed to
the residence of Mrs. Paynor, on East Pacific
avenue, and at last accounts was doing we'll
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

B-STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Office
of the Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central Rail-
way company, Dallas, Tex Sept. p, lSSO'--By
order of the Board Of Directors of the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central Railway COM
p9nS notice is hereby given toall stockholders
Of said company TO attend regular annual
meeting Of said stockholders TO DO held Of the
office Of the company in the city Of Dallas
state of Texas, on the lst day Of November,
1850, for the purpose of enacting and adopting
bylaws for said companyi and pursuant 10
the order of said Board of Directors notice Is
also given to said stockholders to attend
meeting Of the stockholders of said compan!
to be held at the company's office, in the CIT!
of l. alas, state of Texas, on the 9th day OIL
November, 1880, for the purpose of consider
ing ana sanctioning the borrowing of money
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on eaen
mile of said railroad by said company, to pe
secured by the bonds of the company, ana
trustdeed upon its property and franchise inc
corms thereof being on flein the office Of tue
company. DANIEL ii HALE
A f. BENSETT Sec'y. President.
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10 Publishers.

We will sell Henry cylinder. printing
press, capable of turning of one thousand
impressions per hour, for the extraordinary low
price of $500. 1t is tho same press the old
HERALD was printed on, does good work and
is complete in all its parts. This is rare
opportunity of securing an excellent press
for little money. 1t is offered at this low
prco to make room fer n larger and faster
press, now on the way to us from New
York.
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OV .E'RCO::Al!l.TS.
FOR TIE MILLION!
IMMENSE STOCK

Every exposed the weather should have of long, heavy
listers them We stock immense
quantity of listers Uerets Suout Bayerur Beavers and Rever
be Overcoa Light Weight Overcoas for evening
Men, Boys Children These garments very desirable this
and very popular We immense stock oe goods
all prices We shall be pleased parties living outside the city
garments approval Directions self
parties wishing them Nobody examine prices and be
fed that sell them lower thar any house the trade 1t
slant study deserve the selling goods lower than else
We have believe ourselves possessed of that reputation Our
increasing business Il proof of it,
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Weddings.

Elegant lock bracelets, single-s:ono dia-
rond and pearl rings, fiat band plain rings
suitable for engagements; new designs in
siiverware, Jewels, vases, toilets, etc, etc, in
niello and satin; diamond lace pins and ear
rings in exquisite patterns; Roman Hecks
and pendants, rev and stylish; also the
banlsomest watches, made in gold, silver
and nickle; new styles in guard and opera
chains: fine line Of French and American
clocks suitable for presents, at Webb's, cor
ner Main and Lamar.
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The white

Is the lightest running, simplest, best and
most durable sewing machine. 1t was pat
enteG in 1876 Nearly 100000 now in use
have sold the White three years have al
ways told my customers to return them
if they did not give perfect satisfaction, and
l would give any other machine selected
in exchange, have never been asked to ex.
change one. Cons and see it, or send for
illustrated price list L. c. McAlister, 6l2
Main street Dallas, ard % Houston street,
Fort Worth
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DISTRICT COURT.


I027-Fau Barrett theft of horse
sO,2 Fan Barrett, theft of merchandise.
4!3I- Ike Rains, (Ihursday, lltn, u. IN
theft of steers,
l2GG-Johu stroud, assault to murder.
i}2S- Alex Williams, THEFT nj cotton.
B3S-Boward Lilard, "wednesday, lO,M
theft of horse.
l8si-Howard LtllOri, "wednesday, 10th
theft of horse.
i59l-E, W, schoon, TUESDAY theft of wetca,
1886 g. " embezAlemeut,
4 Az " :, forg ry
Hu3--BGd Williams, "Wednesday ate a ny
thett Of h rsG,
ilA-'Wm Anderson, Tuesday theft of money.
llO5-- Harry lharnun, "
AiuG--Juuu Lynch,
ii01--Wm. Anderson, " burglary,
ltOS-- Harry Thornton, "
iill--John Lynch
iill-- Naieiyu White,
iul--Ih mas Gallagher, Tuesday,
Iil2--iiilty travis, Tm sduN, theft of money.
ii 3,-henry ehumaker, Iuesda., tntlt Of
horse
AIT Thomas tu,u, Monday theft of horse.
illl-- aeAry shunaker. tuesday, THEFT Of
horse.
iilI--Ioa Coalson, Tuesday, theft of cattle
llll- Unicu Hardley, Tue day, assault to
rape.
il2}--Joe Coalsou, Tuesday, theft of cattle
Il 5--Rubt, Green, Tuesday, theft Of goods
ili6 Wyatt Lee, Tue ,day, theft Of bull.
ilSt--Jlmes Oldham, Frlda", burglary.
H3i-Martin X Eastman, Friday, theft from
person.
liSS--Frauk Witt, Friday, theft of ste.r.
There are three prisoners in jail to be uied
for murder,
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nInxestnicnt.

The purchase of cigar, or OF smoking
or chewing tobacco, is an investment. To in
sure the highest return in the pleasure and
comfort the weed affords, you should select
according to your taste from the many choice
brands kept at the FL Espanol smoking
parlor.
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Death at the Hospital.

Pat Haley, an inmate at the city hos
pital, died Saturday night of consumption.
He was an lrishmsn, aged fifty, aud was
from Louisville, Kentucky, and had been in
the the city hospital about one year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Wholesale and retail millinery, cloaks,
suits, humon hair, fancy goods and notions.
Send for catalogue and fashion plate, to Z.
Bauman, 706, Elm street. Dallas, Texas.
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L.ntIies.

Mrs. Baumsn has paid special attention to all
the principal openings in New York and
other eastern cities. She can design hats and
bonnets to suit the most fastidious, at L.
Baumsn's, 706 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09
Ladies'

win find no trouble in getting fitted in a
ane pair of shoes at Leon Kabn's--we have
them in all styles and last and fully war
rant every pair custom made shoes sold
by us.
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will be paid TO all customers. AL orders by
mail or express promptly filled and satisfac-
ton guaranteed at the Ladies' new. bazaar, Z.
Bsuman, 706 Elm street.
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Ghearest Place

10 buy crOckery and glassware l. NJ
Laws Go there also ana price fine
siiverware and cutlery before you
buy. Laws 0o1 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

The latest New York styles, light colored
dolmans; see them u, n, Baumsn's, FOG Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-09

Bridal suits, party suits, evening suits, the
largest stock and lowest prices, nj L, Bau-
nsan's,T06 Elm street.
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Buy the Hunstable boot.

Thirty-Count Them-Thirty.