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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Tho readers Of THE HERALD have
been advised from time TO time that
Professor W. +. Black is holding pro.
trscted meeting at the Commerce
Stree. Christian church, and will con-
tinuo his meeting, 1t Ia hoped, for come
time to come. His audiences arc com
posed of the most Intelligent people in
our CITY, aud that. too, without regard
to denomiuetlcnal preludlc9s. Pro-
lessor Black is one OF tho finest speci-
hood that ever graced any pulpit in
any land, He has no opinions 60 pre-
scat you, He does not deal IN ap6cu-
lstion or theories. He presents his
ideas on the Bible from history, from
human reason, human experience, and
from science, and leaves his hearers to
form opinions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Something Cor the ladies.

We respectfully direct the attention
OF tho ladies TO our advertisement on
tho fourth page, By way OF explana-
ton, wo would mention that the 70 =
ductions offered there arc only mado
for one reason, which IL to Introduce
our stock AK IN entirety and special
b ,rgatns set aside for two days. Even
though these bargains ere IN new
goods, we consider It o cheaper mode
OF advertising than expensive opening
days, and just 40 elective to draw tho
crowds, Patrons or visitors are nd.
viset that our force OF employees arc
under instructions tn tako equal mains
In showing goods, whether purchase
IL or Ia not intended. Call and gsis Ia
SEQ tho new goods.
SANGER Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
A uniting Party of Young Folks.


Quite @ party OF young folks and
cbsperons went out yesterday some II
miles from the city, In the neighbor-
hood OF Mr.. William Caruth, on an old.
fashioned pecan hunting. A fino time
generally was had, and the Immense
amount of "a peck or loss of nuts were
gathered. Aftor having lunched In the
royal timo that appsrtains to sueh oc-
casions under such circumstances,
they returned to the city in the old
style two-horse farm wagons
with improved appetites from tho
severe jostling by tho epyingless bod
los. Arrived, they assembled Mt Colo
mel Pointers homo, where they in
dnlged In the terpsichoreau art.
The following composed the young
party: Misses Maggie Tanison, Alice
Bryan, Mary Pointer, LILY Pointer,
Lillian Hsmilton, Jeeso Prather, Anna
TenisoD, Rend Lennon, and Messrs.
Thomas Camp, Edward Colo, Ed
Prather, Willie Elliott, Frank Ed
mondson, Henry Tension and Emit
Everheart. Theso were chaperoned
by Mesdames Tension, Turner and
Lit,leiield.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Much is sa,d about tha a0vareised
low prices OF goods. To-day l have
seen lot Of goods at q rest GurauS
bought st those slow pricss.n Our
goots COS, mere, ba5 had tho satisac-
ton that the proprietor begged mo 70
take them Off his hauda AZ any price
Tho goods arc simply "rGsh," and l
would not give tnem house room.
When am now advertising g COM
plete dinner set, handsomely deco
raied, for $50 l mean 20 give YOU 1870
pieces OF good and perfect goods; when
/ tell Won | wilt soil YOU chamber sci
Tor $3.50 | mean g05 everybody would
charge 81 for, When Iassuro you that
our Hilvel-plaiod ware our nuisques
and other att goods are the h3ndsomc-
cat and nost appropriate for we'd
dings, birthdey or holiday presents
claim TO know whereof 1 apOaE, and
have o ID years. record 80 provo mono
but good, reliable goods ever lott my
house and invariably gave sHistao-
ton. Why not, then, throw tho "lrash
advertisements" into tho waste basket
and 81 once 40 TO Is reliable house for
your houSt-turnishlng goods, both
useful and ornamental, In short, for
good goods 80 10 tho Chiua Hail, cornar
Elm and Murphy streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
sThe Courts.


Bill Jackson was fined SO for drunk
onness and Dan Kelly was punished by
o like Ane for exposing his person,
q girl named Eilio was alraigned on
the charge Of getting drunk aud priv
ing through the streets at a dangerous
speed. Sho was released on promise
of Jumping tho town by tho next tain.
Several fallou women were fined Tor
vagrancy.
JUSTICE sCHuHL's COUNT.
Jim Holland aud William Hammer
were tried for and convicted OF drunk
enuess and disturbing the peace and
fined 81 and costs each. Tennessee
Robinson, 3 colored damsel, was at.
rGigned on the charge OF cuisinE aud
swearing in a public place, aud pun
ish0c In tho sum of 81 and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University 0fI-ouisiana
ANY DEPARTMENT.

The next session of this Department, ,,,,,
begin Monday, November 10, ISIS. "m
The Law School is not limited ia ine+rro-
lion In the civil law of Louisiana. it, lso
tlres and course ofstudles are desicned y
prepare the student for admission In ~ ~
bar not only in this State, but also in a ,nv
Of the com ION law states of the Union Z
invites 10 its classes all who wish IN A.
themselves for the practice of the law I i.s
professors are well known lawyers Of Inns
standing at the BAR, ripe in experience ma
still actively eugaged In the practice of tha
profession. Tuition, $50 Ger session. 'A'
FACULTY..
Randell Hunt, LII d., Emeritus Rector
Professor of Constitutional Law, Commas,
cial Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Mellen, LII. D., dean
Professor or Common Law and Eouifv
jurisprudence, and Lectu err on Criminal
Law and the Law Of 2 leading
Henry Carleton Miller, Professor a,
Admiralty and International Law.
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil Law and
Lecturer on the Land Laws Of the United
States.
All communications should be addressed
TO WILLIAM Il. MELLEN.
Dean Of the Faculty OF Law.
10 Csrondelet Street, New Orleans, La.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Belle BOYD nobs I'm Again

The following concerning Bollo
Boyd, the ex-Confederato spy, so well
known here, appears IN the New York
Herald, In tho shape Of . special from
Chicago. She tells her own story. II.
reads:
A woman who can relate remark
able life history appeared before the
Chicago public osterdaY ~ complain
ant in libei suit against tho Tribune.
On September 80 sars paper published
. dispatch from St. Louis stating that
Belle Boyd, the ox-Coniederato spy,
had put up Mt Hrsts hotel, hut had
gone from there 10 the st. James, leav
Ing hor trunk NJ the former place. The
article did not state that she Ind
Guided . board bill, but lett that to DO
inferred, ard facetiously described tho
contents oftho trunk, which was open.
ell by the pAopie OF tho Hurst houac.
The mention OF q pair Of old corsets, q
slipper, aplug o. tobacco and "God
Bless Our Home" motto "a tho only
contenIs OF tho trunk iuconHed tho
lady, and che sued for 5000 damages.
DELLE STILL HANDSOME.
Belle Boyd, or Mrs. Hammond-for
tnMu 10 ttiU nNut Nulyu t0t
brings the suit--wss seen this morning
at the Revere house by q reporter. Sho
ism woman OF tsll and graceful fornl
ana q face In which still lingors much
OF tho beauty which IL possessed when
its cwnor ceoNne famous during the
war.
81 am opposed she said. ITO the
newspapers publishing my private af-
fairp, with the object OF making me
ridiculous. Not only has that story,
which was entirely false, wounded my
pride, but IL has dUnc me great injury
here and elsewhere. II am p0or,''
land tho isdy's blue eyes fllod with
tsars) Nv IL not my fault. II was a
matter between tho hotel people and
myself"
skEIcnfKo HBR cARHRR.
o. her cHruer, which made tho naino
q Bsllo Boyd famous the world over,
HWho6 snewar began I was a girl Of
~ iust outvl sot0ol and enthusiastic
a ny Iovo ~ ny countryside south.
yh1l ! dlt fof Ma cause VAS not dono
- w olnooinconoso that 4 WAS q spy,
8 E;sIIS ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
A Magnificent Catholic Orphan nomo;

a Magnificent Catholic orphan nomcs
Bishop Gallagher, Of tois diocese,
will shortly erect In the city Of Dallas
q magnificent Catholic orphan home,
to cost, when completed, from $4,000
TO SlO0,OO0. This will be great 40.
QUESTION 30 Dallas and Of Immense
importance to North Texas. The ap.
probation OF such an important slep
ought TO bn manifested by these psS-
ple extending ell encourage
mont TO IL. just where iG will
be located has not YET been dNtarm-
med on, bu. fortunate will bo that
portion OF Jha city whioh snail secure
II, IL may be that there is 5omo philan-
tnropilt here who feels sufficient in
terest ia the numerous little ones be.
rett OF father and nothur to provide
Tor them, who would 10 willing 10 do
nato desirable grounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Sow Erlo rclenhonp snbscrlhcra.

The following new subscribers have
been connected wish the exchange
this month TO date:
Arbucklo 81 Co., commission NOR
chaats, No. 70.
Austin, i, A., residence, No. 207.
Foskue, Il. L., M. d., residence, No,
20S.
Hodge, A. L., & Co., brokers', No. IL.
HUI, Waid, cotton office, No. 70.
Mitchell, It. b., cotton office. No. 50.
Parks, II. Il. insurance Office, No.
100.
Tabor, A. b. renldonco, MOI.
Q. A. READ,
Manager Exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

The following was handed in at the
oSsce Yesterday:
DALLAS, Oct. a. Editor HERALD
The money of tho Lincoln heirs came
over from England last weok-eight
millions of dollsrs the United States
are now responsible till the latter part
OF December Abram he gets ono mill
lion and half Burr Lincoln gets one
million and fifty thousand Ed Lincoln
get the ssme Mat Lincoln the same
Fannie Lincoln one million and fifty
thousand Lulu gets the same Mr. Lou
Hightowel sttorney-at-lsw 10 manag-
ing tho matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
A Vigorous ola Gcn,lnmnn.

Mr.. 7. ]. Foster, who was born Ia
Lincoln county, Tennessee, IA tho year
1900, and who is an honorod citizen OF
Dallas county, came IN yesterday and
invested In another years. worth of
THE DALLAS HERALD. Mr. Foster Ia
remarkable man, iull OF fun,
aud Rs vigorous IA n l6.yogr-
old college stndert. He has boon mar
ried three t,mos and IA tho proud
parent OF "a children, aud still prouder
grandfather OF 81 grandchildren.
They arc nearly all In Texag, whore no
has resided for Is years. He says that
h9 can lick any OF his descendants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
a Small Toy ana a Wagon,

A wagon, which was driven by q
small boy, and in which was seated an
old msn, performed o complete SOM
ersault yesterday morning. As ID
usual with tho average small boy,
this youth had all tho breeze knocked
out OF him for several minutes. The
old man escaped unhurt and the small
boy was soon again in the wagon
ready for annthor PERFORMANCE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
To our sub.crlbcrs.

IA report has been circulated 10 the
eject that tho Dallas Electric Light
company would not resume, which Is
not true, as the company Will start
shortly with largely Increased fscili.
tles for both incandcscont and arc
lights
DALLAS ELKorhIc LfoHT Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

strong, Waco; w Il Elliott, Wheelook;
II d Coradine, Snermal,; n 3 PittE1aa,
Arlington; w A Boil, RI D, Farmers
Vile; Sidney Sugga, Mt Pleasant;
r J Cook, Waxanache; ! + Clark
Lexington, Mo; p q Nebhutt, Terrell:
A O Carr, New Orleans; G Fl Melton.
Gunville; j w Wskeford, kentucky;
M w Witt, WhiteAboro; II Nj syer,
Cerro Gordo, Iii; j y Matthew'S,
Mckinney; w r Hall, st Louis; Y b
Dowell, Cisco; N Woulohan and
wife, Galveston; g A. Slater and wife,
Texas; J w BOulware, Fulton, Nc;
9 NJ BIvens, Tennessee; Gus 4 Keller,
Wichita Fails; j NJ Chapman, Ennis;
r. w Heveus, Texas IL Pacific Rail-
way; Alex MLCameron, city, Tbos
Beales, San Frauoieco, Cal; Robert
Moreman, s. M Hsmgler, Plano.
AT the Grand Windsor: A IL Jenk
ms, Boston; j G. d Boyd, Grandvisw;
Bernard Baer, st. Louis; II. G. Melton
neil, Chicago; Mormon F0nton, Balti'
more; II III Harding, Fort Worth; sol
Dryfus, Atlanta, Georgia; James M
Steere, city; Charles A Rncker, At
lanta, Georgia; II II Barnes, Chicago 81
Alton railrosd; h. D Matthew's,
city; w II Sluytsr. New York:
j II Burton, Now Orleans;
II L Burt, city; L. L3skor, New York;
B Emmett, milwaukee,; J Il Mullen,
Philadelphia; Graham Street, Austin;
A Has, Buffalo: 3 Ollen-
dorif, Detroit; Jonn Howard, Fort
Worth; George Il Walker, ST. Louis;
= d Preston, Clinton, Iowa; Charles
Breckner, Providence, h /; G u
Eegarty, John Kerlv, st Louis; ID NJ
Bash, San Antonio; Rev 3 b Wright,
Auatin; W X Flnks, Jersey CITY, N j;
M D Tuch, G II ryTell, st Louis; II G
Fike, Missouri Pacific RailW sy; l. l.
Jaccard, st Louis; II S Brewer, Chi
cago; II d Merton, Nav York; w A
Mason, Jr, st Louis, No; M Jacobs,
Chicago; J Il Cawthon, New Orleans;
) II Smith, Nav York; w b Wells,
Geo W Wilson, st Louis; r ii Dock
rill, New York; Il w McComas, Gal
weston; X III Dicks, Now YORK,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Real Estate Transfers.

John Hamilton TO Bertha Putt, 5
acros ofthe Lago survey, fox $500.
William MoIntire and vile to John
MoCommss, 81 acres of tho G, A.
Loveioy survey, for $500.
Il, C.. Plalll0 and VITO to Gustave
Kellsr, acre OF the Grigsby survey,
for 500.
Glstsve Kellar to c. II. Holly, above
property FOR $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Died of His Ipjuries.

Capret, son OF Major 4. p. Sander
son, who was injured by being caught
by a revolving bar OF t. threshing ma
chine some two wesks ago,
died yesterday morning ~ $40
o'clock ut his fathers residence,
three miles from the city, ON tho
Hutchins road. He will DO buried this
morning at the Beatty grave yaru,
about two miles from the city. He
was only q years OF age, and was q
highly esteemed and popular young
man,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

The organ OF sight, which IL tho source
OF no much pleasure ~ well as bsnotit
TO man, very delicate. A great many
persona, not appreciating this, are
using cheap spec.aclos. These glasses .,
by their Imperfect construction and
many blemishos, seriously injuro ana
sometimes almost destroy the sight,
Hawkes. CryHtallsed Lenses are tho
most perfect glasses In the world, bu.
ing especially adapted for the preser.
vation OF the sight, aud arc sold In
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. 4
Schneider, Druggists aud German Op'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

At tho fair grounds this afternoon at
4 O'Clock William Black, of San Fran
cisco, and Ed. Williamson, Of Denver,
will run foot race for purse OF $500.
Only % cents will 30 charged at tho
gate, and large crowd will, no doubt,
he In attendance, Gs both Of tho men
have IA record as runners.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

VOnsUnlptlOH,
Notwithstanding the great number
who yearly succumb to this terrible
and fatal disease, which Is daily wind
ing its fatal coils around thousands
who are unconscious OF its deadly
presence, DR.. Plerce's "Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" win clesnse and purify
the blood Of scroiuloug impurities,
and euro tubercular consumption
(Which IS only scroful0us disease of
the lunGs). Send 10 cents in stamps
ana get Dr.. Pierce's complete treatise
on consumption and kindred affsc.
ti0ns, with numerous testimonials Of
cures. Address, Worlds Dispensacy
Medical Association, Buffalo, Now
York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
,yantsd TOGO to the Poor Farm.

Mr., Il, Patton Gray, an Old gentle
man formerly Of Galveston, and who
used to bs at the head of one of the
largest mercantile houses In that city,
yesterday applied to Judge Bower, OF
the county court, to DO sent to the
county poor farm. Thus nre the re-
verseB that arc frequently mot with in
the higher walks of life asdly Illus
irnio1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Gtost excitement has boen caused IN
tho vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the ro-
markablo recovery Of Mr.. ]. L. Cnrloy,
who was 50 holplesu no could not turn
In bed, or raise his hosd; ovory body
said no WAS dviug Of consumption, K
trial bottle of DR.. Kng's New Dlscoy.
cry was sent him. Finding relief. no
bought Q large bottle aud box of Or,
Kings New Life Pulls, by tho timo hn
had taken two boxes 81 Pills and two
bottles OF the Discovery, no wpa well
aud hsd gained In ilssh thirty .oix
pounds,
Trial Boltles of thiB q toat Discovery
for Consumption iree at
w. II, HOWELL Il Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Mr.. j. S. Waite, OF b onham, came TO
town yesterday aud put up at Mozar h
boarding house. Last night he was
robbed OF Sl6,5o, all tho money he had.
There was another party who slant Ia
the same room with him, and Waite
thinks he did him up. No arrests
have been made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Messrs, w. II, w. Smith, A, M.
Wheeless and T. G, Y. Kendall, re-
turned yesterday morning from &
three days hunt. They hunted the
country below hsre on the Trinity and
reported game, such as ducks, squiy-
reie, In great abundauoe. They brought
back large lot of those, but report
that they aaw no deer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

the mombars OF the aboYe Gssocia-
ton are hereby n9tlia1 chat tho enter
tsinment to have taken place this eve
iaindetiuitely postponed, owing TO tho
iilu5@ OF graG5 portion OF 6ae NOM
bership. Notice OF the now date viii
DO duly announced through these col-
umus, The reporter is Indebted 10
MIR. Loeb for the above Information.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Trust Deed Filed.

Bishop Garrett, as bishop of tho
Protestant Episcopal church for the
missionary district Of North Texas,
gave yo ,,eriay to @. Il. WELLESLEY, an
trustee OF tho Texas Land aud Mort
gago company, desd OF trust for
$1,000 on the around for the Episcopal
college IN East ID hlls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Moving day is generally dreaded by
tho head of the house. Trying to carry
bureau upstairs while Your wife
stands by aud tolls YOU not to scratch
tho paper on the wall, generally brlngs
q pain Ia tho back, but 10 cen easily be
CURED by ST. Jncnbs OIL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

his bed and board. He furthermore
alleges that he worked nard and was
GOOD husband, but the aforesaid
Martha never appreciated his efforts,
but would occasionally raise sheol
about the premises. They are no.
hampered with any property nor
ahildrap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Have used Tongalino with marked
benefit In neuralgia, and obtained ro-
lief wheu number of the ordinary
remedies had failed.
lG. Il. MATHEWS, NJ. d., Ringwood,
NJ C.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Southwestern land Company sued.

The Exchange bank iilod suit In tho
county court yesterday against tho
Southwestern Land company on two
nv;ts, ono for $500 and tho cther for
fn. with crodit on tho same Tor
y.nl.6O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Tho Herald to BIO Lighted by the Edison
Electric Light.

THE HERALD yesterday closed q con-
tract with the Edison Electric Light
company, through its egont, MIR. r. II.
Cronise, for plant OF the incandos-
cent light for all departments OF the
paper, aud the system viii at onco be
put into tho building. IL ia said by
sll individuals and establishments
throughout the country that have
tried it, 10 DO the best, most econom-
ioal, safest, and in every way most
satisfactory light III use.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
j. w MEnn
Manufacturing Jeweier, efO Main
street.


0snuirc ! sov,c spectscies.
We ere selling tho penuine par.
iscoplc Pebble spectacles at $3.50 mar
pair, regular price In any city. a.
Remember that pebble lensos COS.
four timee - much AZ the beat lsnsa
mannluotursd and arc the best m.
g9fvS1n q ne sI9he. We inlrosI ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

No instance ia known whore SRlya-
ton Oil has failed In giving immediate
relief from rheumatism or neuralgia.
AT all druggists. Twenty-Five cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

Az tho 81. 0sorsss r 8 Craig, DIN.
oInqasl, Ohio, y . Brewer, Chicago,
yslss = 3onss, ksqeel 9 = f1anlsdsls
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
GOING ON THE STAGr,

"Aiter was left widow In Eng
land / went on the stage. In 1867 l
made my first appearance on the stage
in America with Ban do Bsr, and af.
ter that l starred two seasons. Then
married Colonel Hammond, at New
Orleans, and lived quietly in Texas
until little over year ago. Colonel
Hammond is now afflicted with soft.
en:ng of the brain, and l am compelled
TO support myself and three children.
l intend to return 10 the stage and
make name for mysolf yet"
Mlsa Boyd has nm engagement with
a "Pr0iessor" company To play Mics
Elliott aud IL waiting TO join the COM
DAuy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

government, and ran the block ade In
the steamer Greyhound. was cap.
tursd at sea, with my dispatches, the
Greyhound having been run down by
the Connecticut, under command Of
Lieutenant Harding.
IN LOVE WITH HIS CAPTIVE.
"The lieutenant fell in love with me
and permitted the captain of the Grey
hound to escape. I was brought to
Washington agsin prisoner, but was
banished 10 Canada 20 bs shot tho next
time was caught. Lieutenant Hard
ing was courtmartiallsd and dismissed
from the service. He went to Eng
land and the same summer QS6i we
were married In London. / received
the most distinguished attentions
there.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

william rollIver filed In tho district
oloRk' Q once yesserday bis petition for
= S;; r::s 9 NY:
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-08

harness now waits for the proper horse
from the clover fields OF the rural districts.
There is now time, place and opportu-
nifty for the country people to lay their
index finger upon, or, in their own sweet
way, designate the proper person whom
they will have in place of the metropolitan
gentleman just resigned viii our country
fellow-citizens move at once and send a
man for the place, as the triumphal car
must be moving2
The Central Committee through its
chairman, John W. Parsons, authorizes the
announcement that there will be a meeting
of the Republican Executive Committee
next Monday evening, March 9, in the law
office of W NJ Rocket, Esq, to fill the
vacancy on the township ticket caused by
the withdrawal OF James Buford. 1t is
desired that every member be present
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-08

Professional paragraphers are solemnly i'm
plored 20 make fun no more OF the young
ladies OF Vassar collage. The authorities de-
clare that the attendance has fallen off one
hal, because to be Vassar girl is to be a
target for all sorts of uuseemly jokes, and
that if the paragraphers..persIst in poking fun
at the girls the college will have no students
al the end OF five years.
Did the p. p. not say that Mr.. Cleveland
had to keep his collars in q cheese box?
Did not the p p. say Mr.. Cleveland also
wore No. Lat? What fun has not the
professional paragraphers ''poked" at Mr..
Cleveland? Does the man die? Not
much.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-08

war has existed for over three months.
Much property has been destroyed, thous-
ands Of dollsrs lost both in wages and by
ideness. The war is destructive, as in all
such case to the best interests of both cap
ital and labor, and it seems to be ques-
ton only as to which party can hold out
the longest without the other. The ques-
ton should receive the most careful atten-
ton of the proper authorities. Meanwhile
the fact grows in saddening reality every
day that throughout that whole section
misery and want, absolute and terrible,
reign in the humble cabins where comfort
might have been.