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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

The price OF every description goods rapidly advancing noton
in this country but In Europe Manufacturers find roady market for
their entire products aud many working day and night supply the
increased demand and Of their We
Coy0g circulars daily notify ing Increased prices aud combinations
manufacturers Of goods uniform
The manufacturer who first increased his price two months
making second advance and tho manufacturer who had surplus
stock on hand Now Years. joining the great Of greedy manuc
The living has seriously advanced because great
surplus the and naturally ugh tho OF labor il
slightly the ncease but the prosperity Of tho manufacturing
the country Is all permanent the price labor will be the
advance and consequently another advance prices
We BUY NOW for other North Texas
destined mpopu0on for several already familiar
rod and have made largely increased preparations vastly
liner asod de We Lnow that very large trade only possible by
selling small profits The reader ask goods advancing
price, BUY NOW rather than later higher
may be able possible demands the future, and for the add
accumuang stock advancing prices
dsogm2ed market Possibly five knew the advance price would
and could then soil ut entire stock, might be
tempted to make the effort but by selling rapidly able sell
close and many interest on capital invested ren
aud eor Besides by selling rapidly better with
the Market where the limit the loss comparatively small
whereas tho risk holding goods for increased prices would forfeit
good will Of patrons and in the long become real dGment
our business
Our advertisements prepared and published our
well and while might sell strange
here and there by Offering immense bargains greatly reduced prices
possibly the formerly, conscious that canu do
now the Of the increased goods In
higher the thread by which they stitched higher;
the machine by which they made higher shoe pgs higher
backing polishing materials higher and labor
Here dozen articles in Boots Shoes that
creased price In goods there twenty
profits be and in wooden gooiseven The time course
come perhaps before year over prices will steady
BUTT will this spring, therefore say in all and
candor BUY NOW, SANGER EBEsOS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
FROM GALVESTON.
Proceedings of the Court Of Appeals-What it
Has Accomplished and the Work
Still on Hand

special Dispatch TO the Herald,
Galveston, Feb. 21.-The Court of APP
peals decided twelve cases to-day, among
which we're the following:
Ed. Hunter, VS.. the State, appeal from Tar
rant county reversed and remanded James
Campbell w. the State, appeal from Parker
county; reversed and remanded Charles
Vauscha vs.. John Heath, habeas corpus
from Kaufman county for the possession of Il
minor child application dismissed at appel
lants cost.
The court has decided one hundred and
twenty cases, and have affirmed eight capital
IeIonics, in viii h the death penalty was as
sessed
There are over one hundred and fry lelo.
NY cases still ON the docket, which is more
than can possibly be decided at this term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
A SECOND SENTENCE.
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR MURDER,
IT
William Earys Fourth Trial AZ Mckinney, lsr
the killing of Charley Wptab Seven
Years ago. In Cook County Brief
Details Of tho Crime,

'P'''' ''.INf" W. Wv ''''''"
MehlnnN Feb 2l'-IhIs evening, nj %
o'elocN'Ille Jury returned u Nerllel OF murde
IN the lmldegree,m The case OF William Early
and assessed his punishment ut confinement
IN Tho penllonl0Y Tor llle' The e0re has
been on trAl for the past Ten dai' In
many respects II Is ono OF the most romOrka'
olo case' IN inc Texas annals OF crime ON
the side oI the defense ana prosecution were
to be found some Of the hnosI IN
tollech OF the land Governor
Throehmor'on ana Captain Woods
OF Sherman' ana Colonel H. peArm0nd'
represented the delcnSe IN the present IT al'
while T. u. Muse, esp H. H. Craig, OF Me
kinney, ana Capt J' NJ Hurt, OF pNllrs,
represented the state,
This Is fine fourth timc this ems, Inns boon
.-,,,,. -. 49,. a. N, 49,. -.
trlou III ''li' county, va ''o "rs' u'"' 'ho
jury found verdict of guilty, which was re-
ycrsed because of the separation of the mry.
,rho sooorl and tb,rl ,,i,ls tho hnr,, bn,,,
80, ',''',' ,,,'' ''''' ''''' w" ~ LUIS
ana the Iour'h 'rlaI resulted I" above maj
Gated,
Tho murder took plncc. Il il sunnoscd.
-. 60. :. ,.,,.,,.u,. .'.,i,,,'
soNo" Su'rs' " o"S, P'''r " 'uo 'Vn''uou
of the last verdict. II occurred ON Indian
Creek, near Valley View, in Cook county.
Choros Winters bo murdorod man
I n 5Sc,',.', WIN. r'S''
ana Tue uelohuNHh NH''"'h hArN'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

New York, Feb. 2l-Primories were held
last night for an election of delegates to the
Republican convention at Utica. As fur as
heard from, fourteen delegates wereinsiruoted
TO vote for Grant, two favot Grant, two were
opposed 10 Grant and two were opposed TO a
third term. Only one publicly favors Conk-
ling. Fifteen are uninstructed. Or
these. two are opposed to Sherman, three ia
vor Grant as the first choice, Blaine as the
second.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
SAVED PROM THE sAVAGEs
Two Non From Mckinney Attacked by In
dams in the Pnbmde-A Fight, One
Wounded and Both 0apturod-Res-
oucd by Federal Cavalry,
5 iol Dispatch to the Herald.

: % lNl Dispatch TO the Herald.
Ncliinny, Feb. d.. Mrs. Leila r. Graves
today received letter from her husband.
d,tcl ut Henrietta, Clay county, of which
the following is IN extract: "When near
the mouth of Buck creek, just across the line
from the southeast corner of the Panhandle
country, we were attacked by about thirty
five Indians and rounded up. My mule was
killed, and Mr.. G Ok seriously wounded. We
fought them for near one hour until all nv
cartridges were exhausted, when we fell nm
easy prey, They came down upon us like
demons, took everything we had out of our
wagon and placed it in heap first cutting
TO pieces all the hides we had, three hundred.
and then commenced the war dance around ::
we, all tae while, sitting silent spe tators, ex-
pecting, Of course, that our end was near;
ook keeping up apitiful cry for his life and
mercy, rs he was lerously wounded. But
bark | listened. 1t was the tramp of
horses-on a charge. Most glorious sight
About twenty of the Tenth Cnted cavalry
Captain Rolan's company--a sergeant with
n detachment. scouting. The men COM
menced firing; then came whera we were.
Then | broke down; tears came in my eyes ;
! wept like child ut my delverance. Tue
Indians were surrounded, taken prisoners
and carried on TO Fort Sill Two men were
detailed to see us safely TO Curtis rancho
twenty miles distant where we arrived safely.
We lost everything we had"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
A ILNsKN NM nlAIL.
DAVIS DELEGATION,

snroInl nIsnnlch 10 Tho IIonld.

Special Dispatch 10 the Herald,
Austin, Fob, 2l,--'Ihe Republican conycn-
ton of thIs Travis county met to-day IN
Smiths hall, this city, for the purpose of
organization and selecting delegates to the
State convention, which meets in Austin on
the 2ith Of next month. An executive COM
mittoo was elected and j. II. Holland,
colorcd was appointcdits chairman Eleven
delegates were chosen to represent this
county In the State convention, headed by
Ex-Governor u, j. Davis, The complexion
Of the convention WINS decidedly
mixed, the blNcl, spirits vastly
prodominOiing over the white, The conyon.
ton was not MS harmonious Ms those who
dwell together in unity and brothorly love
should be, One copporcolorod individual, n
cross between n cream and II sorrel, was de-
cidodly oftho opinion that the dear president
and tho dear hearers ought TO be excluded;
everybody that was not n Republican, Green
hackers included, Thi'w0s n bomb thrown
into the Ump, ml pul Chief Surhcm Davis
uron explanation, who inlmatcd that while be
wa, uo. a GgecappckeE lc voted with that
party In the Inst election, and would vote for
the devil before he would Democrat,
After y considerable pow WOW, the conveu-
ton adjourned DR. Lane was president and
II man named Cassidy, with II soft yoce--eX.
poet he was ashamed Of his company md
could not talk loud--was secretary. United
States Marshal Russell wNs notably abs Mt.
There is quite stir among the people and
brohcrs concerning tie five per cent, thirty
years gold bonds.
The trial Of Darlington, in the District
court and the preliminary examination of
Earos, for killing Mcmillan, are both still
progressing, mr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

st. Petersburg, Feb. 21.-The Agencie
Russo states that all workmen who occupied
the cellar of the Winter Palace previous to
the explosion have been found, and that their
innocence appears to be certain.
An official dispatch from Douseoutum,
dated February 18th, says an engagement
occurred between the Russian troops and
Turcomans, in which the latter were COM
potcly defeated, with the loss of twenty five
killed They were pursued forty versts,
when night-fall prevented the enemy from
complete annihation. No loss on the Rus
sian side.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

Madrid, Feb. 2l.--A committee composed
of Senators and members of the Cham
Der Of Deputies have requested Premier Can
oras del Castillo, to negotiate with England
md the United States for a reduction Of tho
dytias on rsi,ns aud oranges. The Premier
has promised to examine the question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

stairway md lllled the room, IAN barely
escaped with our lyes,' fail Mr., lluzon,
The engineer belowgot out under the graf
Ing, and was saved,
JERSEY cay mAHE,
New York, Fob, q Tho large brick
building, corner Hudson and Sussex streets,
Jersey City, was entirely destroyed BY llre
to-day Several firms had their stocks con-
sumcd or SO badly damaged rs 70 be value
less,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
h'IHY SIOIAN
80 PRINTERS.

rINO PRINTERS-Four imposing stones for
l. sale. Apply TO this office.
TJNO PRINTERS-lOO fonts of secondhand
4 display and card type, in cases and tied
up, for sale. Apply to this office.
YTNO PRINTERS-For sale, bed and roller
i platen proof press cheap. Apply to this
Office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

\ Paris dispatch to the Times snys Tho
Archbishop Of BordoNx, in forwarding 800
francs to the Catholic Archbishop OF Dublin,
soyG "Fnnco aud Ireland ARE inseparablo,"
nnd recalling the community of faith and
long standing exchange Of sympathy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
FOK SALE,

INOU SALE--.A milk COW with young calf
II ior sale by Is. n. Bymi, near the Fam
Grounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22

a dispatch from Rome TO the Standard
says strictly confidential reports respecting
The nature of the agitation in Ireland have
reached the Pope, which show that three
lourths are due to spirit OF social
ism, Very precise instruction to
the Irish bishops, therefore, ARE being pre-
pared, oNhorting them TO take care that in
relieving the distress thcy.do not play into tho
hands of those who are working for political
objects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-22
FOR RENT.

LOR RENT 49, . co toges, corner wood aud
A. Browdcr streets, rooms each and kitch-
an, WNteron premises, Apply to sll Wood
Street lChlN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
asysmmenaSse ,ntf etspeseeu.

tsUBG VIZ SbDpSS8sS~
GIN tuoruaer @iatsr tuie Der eernoe
hinter uus lie3enbe uertnin6ert be Bill
bana Der GiSmnfen IN biefen Greites
oraSen, uernnehrt dber bebenteuo bic
Gismefaeu, tuelHe aug ben &e9ionen
bes etuigeu Binters IN 6elge bes Der
bredlens ber unaHiebbnreu 80fnrei8feIs
Der nc ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fDnts
men. @enn bober Die Seeieute, beren
6i6ruuq bic Oceanbnmpfer dnpertroIt
limb, nidt duBerff borHdtis Fn6, tuir6
man f& in Der tommenben Saiion ami
2uiamment6se nit ihwimmenbem giie
IN unaesp56nli6er GuSabl sefast MAIDEN
f6nner. Die sSow41, uel6e eiefer
Tnge in 2insrpool ernirnf, uuIoe burt
eimen 8aiammentps NIT einem GIsbere
erbebli9 an Gtsrn unb Bug teI9dbist,
tudbren6 bic Sdife rSriFa", .Serei'
nano ban Der Taelen", .@orbon
Gafle", iuelde Gnbe Der poriseu Bo6e
i'm Rem gorfer Safen eiutrafen, idmmts
ii9 mel6en, bob fe ausersetu6bnli9e
Gismnfel nrl9etrpfen bnben. 9enieri'
gen, tuel6e NIT Der See bsrtrnut finb,
brandt mon ni9t an iasen, Die geid6r.
li9 3uiammenif6se NIT gisbersen fur
bic sdiffe Fno; bic sruBe Rafe miro
fd ieco9 f1um einen BeariH BON ben
fu,d3tbaren GismaGen MAIDEN f6nuen.
pelbe pftmals Der Ocean : 5lotte ben
@eg beriperren.
Ser gisbere, nit usl9em bic Gri'
sDna ibrer git suiammentrat mar 500
5u5 lana uno raate 100 SUB aug
Dem @aHer beraus. 5olgli6 erfrfdte
er fid 3tpeibunbert SUB untsr Dem 8ai
Isr un6 bilbete cine ehen 70 fefte uno
unbs5u eben 10 sefdbrIi6e Rahe pis
elm o~erfunfener, niht auf ben &arten
parseidneter Sells. Das mar iebo6 Elm
nerhdltniBmdBig fleiner 6 sberg. 90
qiebt gisber9e, mel9e Neilen lang uno
brett finb, uno mas bic S5be berIelben
an6ctrifft. TO erftredt fi9 bIeielbe big
auf oreibunoert 5uS. 9era,tige fhtpims
meroe SnIeIn inb ni9t oas gr5eu9uiB
oss 5rpftes zines Sabres. SIR Wa&ss
thum 1T 70 lausiam ME oas Der Mlpsns
sletider. Oft mer6en fie in grocer
Nn3abf angetrDfen, unb alsoann III
@efobr ~porbanben, BOB Gin S9iH aDi=
i9en ibnea 5erbriidt tu;ro. 9a fe
bduFs umfippeu, befinset fid Elm SGifi
taum BEL elmer g%nifernung BON bunoert
garbs in Gi6srbeit.
Slaheis it uiniser ssfdh lid als gis.
berge, ba es rof9er Serbridt. gs biloet
fi6 pdbrenb zines ein5i9eH @inters, uno
uenn Der Sommer fOmmt, 1bmimmen
bic 5elber ~iaotp6rts. @enu bic ,Gels
Der" in ileinere Rafen Serbreden,
pflest I a fie- 5l6be Su neuner. 9us
lormensei6i6tete 5l6be nerben als
8adeis be5ei9uet, uno wenno Die Giro
muns oniielbe in cine ldnsli5e 5erm
aug piHanoer Sieht, fpriht nan nUn
Stromeis. SIM 4pril 1875 beribteten
bic Oifi5iere bes 9nmpfers @oua Scotio
BON eineHl gisfetbe, on befeu duBerem
&an6e fie finf Gtunben entlars fubren,
Obne Elm @noe bsfslben su ent6eden, 10
baB lie i9lieBli9 sen6tbist paren ibren
@ours 5u dntern. 9aifelbe bebnts fid
aus. 70 melt bas Wuse NIT Gilfe zines
Jernro9rS bonn Waftbnum aug feben
fonnta. ginsei6lofen BON ienem gis=
felbe Uaren oarI9iebene @isberse, eir
8on56iff. 5uet 8arsen, cine Brig lint
nnbere S6iffe, uelde iebo6 10 melt
entfernt maren, oGB fie ni9t 9enau e.
tannt peroen fonnten.
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Der

Bom @opitel bes ,,tnbonf" Iiesen fi&
4dnoe iber 8dnbe i1reiben. Ohne anes
has, mas tarhber ab5u6anceln mare, 81
eri96pfen.
Ser unbanf rauairt unter bic ihtudrs
aeFten S6aitenIeiten, tuel6e ben ~ b6s
beren Gufsobsn berufenen Menihen an
haiten uno Seitiueiie nuh nerouutefn. CT
it IN aro6eu tuie in fleinen Rerhdltnifs
fen borbanben, uiro pom Der Reu1efis
Der @eltaeI1i9te an ben Stranger &c.
ffent, tuie man fi1 IN @eieli9oftss uno
Greunbestreiien bitter i6er tas aIent.
hal6en fi@ brett mn6eHbe Safer bffIdet.
Nan miBte an Der Nrt Der Neni9en
uno on fd ieIbt per5usen, nsrm69te
man ni9t etwnS sur &e@ifertiaun0 Der
bes unbanEs 8ef1uloieten, ME sur Gbs
i6tudduns Ger lanbldnf3en 5abeI pom
un6nnf n0raubriusen.
8prausaeI9idt muB nerhen, bnB feins
fl6liae Roturen, bic uni i6rer ielbf
10: Ien unS i'm SntereHe ibres ftrensen
Se6tsaefibfs f9 ME 6ss i9u6oen In
tanfs I9uloi3 MAIDEN ueroe1, lei es
oa6 uur, nm nit Der @elt. in Der Fe
bisber oerfebrt bdben, in forttudbz
renoem bnrmonii9'H ginflnns 81 Ieben.
&lsbann myB man fi9 n6er onraber
flar tperben, oaB elm GROCER Theil BON
aaem, tpas in b:r @elt sei9iebt. aus
eaoihiI9 n, ebrgeiSigen, materieQen ooer
onbersn Bnrtei SntereHen in Scene 9es
Iest tuiro, untsr @dbruns bes cd iuS,
boR man fih fur blS anaemeire Bobl
~aufopfere. Siebt Der unternebmer iih
in ietnen 8orarSiesun9en setdui9t, er<
fd6rt baS Der bffentliHet Beur.beilung
Mnbeimfauenoe niht bic erwortete Wirs
bigune, 70 lit es oft elm ilBsr Zrof, hh
i'm 8erpuBtIein 9etbnner BHiht nls
NdrtDrer binJufeIen, Dem Der nnoant
Die mOhtneG bienten2 or6eern pertimmert.
Auserbem it in esre6ter 8eurtbeis
lung nod elm Sefidtspuntt f~ef5u6alten.
Der RenI6 1T nibt in allen 5dlen 6err
FeineS Tbnn unb 2nHens, pielmsbr oft
elm lpilenluiss, dependencies Berf5eug
IN Ger Sano Der bonn S6idlal bright
ten 8erbdltnife. 9ns, mas ibm Der
ausenblid tpin5bensperth uno iosnr
uerbeisunssuOa fur bic 8ufunft eridel.
men .GBt, aiebt ibm Der nd6fte Roment
als sntbebrlid uno ibe rHifia Elm -
unS Der lluOnnt III uuseni9einii9.
gaiht felien III es elm bitterer Stpans,
unfamiliar eriheineu 81 mifen, unter
eefien bridenoer 2aft Der Nusiibence
bdrter 5u buloen, als Der nermeintlih
8erleste. Beri6nli9e uno naoere uns
Iber,pinb6are 8erbdltnifie feifsln 2batz
trnit uno Sunse bernrt, onB Gin &ers
fanntiueroen iebr unbe lisst. Ga III be-
f~.a8enswsrtb, baS auf bteie @eiie fhd
oft Die 8eIten uno @beliten unuerftaTs
ben eegeuiberfteben, no cine leiie Nns
6eutuns 9eaiiaen Uiiroe, Gufadruns.
%GnndberuHg uno sesenleitises 8eritdnos
nib su benertftelisen.
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&u6 bic @entraGbabn b o n
Netu SerieD min bic @ebdlter ibrer Qrs
better rfreiwiais" erb6ben. @er 1inter
$50. BEN WtOnat be5os, befomntt 20 8rps
sent 5u9ele9t, uno tuer ii6er $50, be-
fonlr1t 10 8rosent n1ebr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09

fefbe gu besriiBen. Die 9eutf6en in
ben rnffii9en Dfieeprcpin5en blidert
iebnil1tig ouf 9euti9lalio mo ertpars
ten bon oortber 9ilfe. Sieielbe iuiro
linen fdtuerli9 5utbeil uer6en f6nnert,
ba aus politii9en unO seosrnpbii6en
@rIn6en bas bentI6e &ei9 faum an bic
8urifsetuir1trns iener BrOuin5en iuirb
benfen biirFen. (.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-09
8btinprooina.

Bonn Is. Ndr3. = Nnfnnss Rai
piro bier bic feierli9e gpfbh1une bes
BON BrofeHor 9unnhorf aus Gtuttsart
ausgefi6rten mnrnornen @rabmoHus
rseHtes fir &pbert S9umnrn, befen
@ebeine tefnnntli9 boz Ginger Seit. rm
bic n6ibise Husmaueruus Der @rabftele
tetuerfifenisen 80 f6uuen, erbumirt unb
BON gsteinfrnfb BrofeTor G1nff9nuien
unterfn6t tuurben, inter Nbbnltrma
zines fleinen NnEffefes Dor f9 geben.
Der 8strns bes Iehferert .ift Sur Geduna
oerienieen Gttmrle befinamt, tpefdbe an
BEN Sonbs thr bas Runumertt unb BEN
&einertrnse bes i'm Sabre 1873 nbses
holteneri srosen S6umannfeaes nod
fehlt. Das Dfnfmat felbff ift eines Der
if6nffen 8rebnfte rienerer 8tlbhnners
funt unb Hidt ban 8u6nesfron5s
OpuuborPs eiues bfr metropolitan
8ldtter etn. Die muitalii@en Gphabs
'ranser tuerbeu fi@ In Der 6auptia&e
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ma6t Der etubttounastraft.

HQtI9, IUO IL pIlO y II CeIOQE3L ttS
@rnfen Nrtois, Dr.. b'@slp1, fir fi6 ees
mann. Der Mtogn:tiSn3us (eiu aud
BON Wesmer ninfirli6 au9enommenes
Rori) tDutoe fir bieIsn cine bebeutenoe
grwerb3 queCIe; ss biloeten fih foae>
mantle ubarmOnil6e @eIeGI6aften" BE
in ~beIpnSeren 2Gcalen Resmel ismus
trie5en, bis enblr6 Der llnfua 70 gros
udrb, bob 2uou'g XVI. bic Ntaoemie
Der Wifenidaiten 1ur Sornabme elmer
Srufun9 Der Gn9ele9eubeit neronlaBte.
Gs tuuroe cine Gommiiiort bon flint
NitgIiebern Der Gtabemie Der BiHenz
i9aften IS. Sranilin, Raiault. 2eGop,
Salin, 8ainp) uno bier Mitalieoern
Der meo;ciniiden 5acaltdt (y'Nrcet, be
8orD, @uiQotin uno 2auDiiier) err1annt.
Gs 1ei nun aus Der ,Deutiden Runbz
idau" elm 8eiipiet anaefibrt, tpie bic
@ommifion 5u Berfe eius. giuer
5rau tuuroen bic HuseH %Derbunsen. uno
man iagte ibr, baB man Serrn b'gslon
eebplt babe, Der lie m~asnetifiren tpirbe.
@inem Seben mar S6meigen anbefobz
len; bret BON ben 8eupnm1btiaten Dir
@Ommiifion tpnren 5ugegen, elmer gum
Srn9en, elmer gum S6reibeH unb Der
brittle. nm Serrn b'gslon pursutelen.
Wnn finsirte cine nuterbaltung nit
ibni, Der nidt eri6ieu, unb eriudts i'm,
a%nSufro9en. Natirli9 uurbe bic Srau
ni6t masuetifirt. @as eei9ab nun 2
9a6 bret Ninuten nerIpirte bic Ser
ion einen ftatfen 5rOft, bnnn S9mers
gen am S;nterfDpfe, in zen Grmen, cine
trietenoe 8etuesuns-iO bridte fe f6
auS-in ben SdRb;R. sic tuuroe ftarr,
iblua bann ore Sdnbe suIammen, rid,
tete fi4 bonn Stuble nuf uno ftnmpfte
init ben 5iBen. 9wei nnbere BeooI<
m6hti9te i'm Hebenaimmer b6rten ben
2drni. Sic batten Dor bic Tbir Elm
~nernentranfes 5rnuen3immer geffelt
uno ibr seinst, in ienem 9immer iei
Serr b'@slOn 6ei9dfist, fe our6 bic
Ttir hinourh III mnguetiHren. 0oa
faum elmer Rinute empfnno fe Srof,
na9 elmer 5tueiten Minute bate fe
8dhnetlopperu uno aGsemsine Sibe.
Rd6 Der oriiten fiel fie in bic &riie.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-08-18
Notice to Supervisors and
all Interested.

Tho following Road petitions have been con-
filmed Nisi by the Court and will be presented
for confirmation on the second Wednesday OF
September next being the Sth day, should no
exception be fled. will be confirmed absolute.
No /, March 1880. Public road in Penn and
Jefferson Tps., beginning Mt public road lead
ing from Butler to Glade Mill, near where said
road crosses Thorn creek, upon lands of Alex.
Welsh. in Penn township. and to end in public
road leading from HannastowD to Glade Mills
at point near bridge where said road CROSSES
Thorn creek. on lands of Smith and Thomas
Welsh. in Jefferson township.
No. 2. March 1880. Vacation OF public roaC
in Adams township. leading from public roaf
at near the corner of the farm OF A. @. Stewart
and Frederick Flishner, to the Evansburg and
Bakerstown road at the line Of farms OF j. o.
Douthett and Il. A. Erwin
No. 4. March 1880. Public road in franklin
township, beginning at point on the Mt.
Chestnut road, where said road strikes the farm
of Joseph II. Moore, westerley or nearly 30, to
point on the Whteoak Spring road at or neal
culvert on farm Of Ebenezer Dodds.
No. 5. March 1880 Public road i'll Franklin
and Connoquenessing townships, beginning at a
point on the White Oak Spring where the line
between j. II. Moore and William Dicks, strikes
said road to point on the public road ut OF
near the dwelling OF John N. Beam, said public
road leading from the Prospect and Harmony
road to the White Oak Spring road near Isaat
Galluways farm.
NO ID. loSU IuDllC TOhu III bDHCOIu
to lead from II w. Jnmson's Mill in said town
ship. to point at or near the house of j. Nj
Kuntz in said township, on the Unionville and
Buena Virta road.
No. 7, March 1880 Public road in Washing
ton and Venango townships. to lead from a
point the Roesburg and Mercer turnpike, at
or near the dwelling house of James Murrin. in
Venango township TO point on the pablo road
leading from Wicott 10 Sunbury, about midway
between Wilcott and Thomas McNallens, in
Washington township.
No. 10, March 1880. Public road in Clearfield
township, beginning at or near point on the
township pablic road, where the line separating
the farms OF Charles ODonnell and -. Strains,
crosses the same to a point at or near the corner
of widow Keyles. and Walter Lucas farm, Oh
the public road from Great Belt City to 8lillers
town.
No. IL 1880. Vacation OF road in Butler town
ship. beginning at point on the Three-degret
road where tue lands of Henry Kalb and VIM
Neeley Join to point on the Allegheny anC
Butler plank road. where the lands OF james
Campbell and L. w. KIRK join
Certified from the Record this 9th day OF
August 1880. w. A. WmGHT, clerk.