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CURIOUS FACT.-it appears that Amer
lean feminaliiy, the glory of man and
pride Of nations, adds fresh graees and
new laurels 10 her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swecter smiles, are causing poor ugly
man 10 stand aghast. Why ali this modern
Improvement Its being whispered around
that the change Is being effected by the use
Of that great female wonder, English Female
RItfers
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Facts aie stubborn things, and cannot be
gUiusayod. Such is the case with MarSden's
Pectoral Balm. II is fact that it hnS never
failed to relieve and cure every ease of Aslh.
ma, Influenza aud Bronchial diseases. TO
prove this statement to be n faCt, he has in
structed his agents to refund the amount in
any instance where 1t nils 10 cure. For sale
10y all drugglsis.
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Married.

The marriage of Mr.. Robert b. Seay
to Miss Lura Stephenson took place at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
last evening in the presence of large
and elegant audience. The bride Is
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Go 10 Stcgal 4; 90. for furni-
tuTe. books, stationery. crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
of mOuEdiigs. wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
Iery. 2Nd&wtf
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hlli. a. M. nLCNLlrT

IN our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicit Rdyer-
tlsenents aud SUBSCRIPTIONS tor this paper.
All contracts made by him viii be rucog-
mixed by this Office.
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LOVELY FOR THE LADIES.

NTE were asked the other day why 1t was
w we lauded English Female Bitters so
high. Our answer was and Is, that we have
personal evidences OF its great value in this
(kempeO county. A good physician living
eight miles from town, said to our druggist
that English Female Bitters was the oes,
female medicine he ever used. Dekalb
Miss Flag.
English Female Bitters are highly recon-
mended by the medical profession at this
place and surrounding csuntry.-lkosciusko
MISSY Chronicle.
often prescribe English Female Bltters In
my practice, and always with satisfactory
results. l.. DALE, NJ. D.,
Carrollton, Miss.
This medicine contains Iron and powerful
vegetable Uterine TONES, SO much needed by
all sickly females. Sold by druggists.
j. p. DR0MGOOIiE, Propr,
Louisville, Ky.
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The well known proporly.known as the
"CrutchHeId House,
Jon WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
men 10 do as good work, and NJ ~
low rates. M can be done anywhere,
and we mean 90 do H. Hiring your
Fine job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner of Main ana
Lamnr streets.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Office Will he allowed In settle
mcnts with tho Office unless nm order
from The Proprietor IN given.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned, having leased
The Dallas ana BrOwdcr Springs.

Proposes TO furnish the citizens of Dallas
with water. Fhc cash system will be adopted
and strictly adhered to.
For the convenience of the different parts
ofthe city, tickets Will be found at Pierce N
Myles book store, Beaumonts drug store ON
Elm street, and ut Dr. W. q. Aliens drug
store IN East Dallas, where persons wishing
can procure thcm, and leave their names,
residence aud the quantity of water they
require daily.
No one is permitted to use the water of said
springs unless by permission OF the under.
signed. i hope by strict attention to give
general satisfaction.
iebl0dlm WIN. NJ. BLAIR.
For the satisfaction of parties purchasing
tickets, respectfully refer to the following
gentlemcn
Tompkins Il littleheld, W. G. Randall Il
Bro, j.. Il. Hughes, NJ, d., DR.. II. c. HoSkins.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

AZ the solicitation Of many friends and nm
p,ls, froi. w. n. George will teach one term
, s IN This city, commencing about tho
nj nfs ~, week In March. Positively the last term
20 ~ subscribing 10 the roll al Conner a
walkers drug store, Main street. ~
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Lois for Sale.

Twelve lots zone block, on the principal
business street OF the town OF lIutchins, on
The Central Railroad, IN Dallas county, for
sale at low prices Apply W
JOHN ". SWINDELLS,
jyl5dtf Herald Office.
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MIR. ". m. Spnrkc.

OF Shreveport, ~ our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 adyor.
tlso In OF subscribe for TUE HERALD are re-
specially referred
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AND TIE END rs NOT YET.
Wall paper. window shades,
brackets and cOrRice moulding
still cOiningat
PIERCE d. LYEE,S.

MeSSrS. Durham, Howell * Co.. OF Shreve-
port, are agents OF the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns and Osnaburgs ut figures less
than New Orleans prices. l2j0d-tf
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AnyEnTIaENENTs

Intended for the mornings Herald
should be handed in by 6 o'clock The
previous evening. To insure their ln-
SertiOm.
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the urRAin Ioa ore,cr

Has been thoroughly reorganlzed and il
faily prepared to do all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. in the latest styles and at the
very lowest prices, with dispatch,
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Pres. Dallas City Railroad Co.


DALLAS, Texas, February -, 1874
Notice is hereby given that Mr.. j. p. Good
night is now acting as my deputy, and as the
time is short in which TO complete the assess
mcnt ms required by law, all persons subject
to tax will please have a list of their property
ready when called on.
d. KING,
lld2t city Assessor and Collector.
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PIERCE a. LYLE keep mu.
steal instruments Of every de-
scripiiOn.
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Bineaud's lightning Hair bye is unlver-
sally used by BARRIERS rs the best known.
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NOTICE no ADVIRTIsEns.

IEereafteraii bills for advertisements
nthis paper VIII he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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Board

Board
For & gentleman and Wife, or for two or three
single gentlemen, can be obtained in pri-
vate family by applying TO
l2d,f SrEAGALII q CO., Elm street.
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Womans Medical Adviser, SO much needed
BY all females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
dress Or. j. L. DrOOmgoolc, Louisville, Ky,
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orrIcE OF rne pALLAs CRY h. Co,

OFFICE or THE DALLAS CITY Il. Co..
Dallas, Texas, February %, 1874. !
The Directors OF the Dallas City Railroad
Company viii meet AZ the Office OF the COM
pauy Oh Wednesday, March 4, A. d. 1874, at
o'clock y. m, being the time of our regular
monthly meeting Tor the transaction of any
business thotwoud properly come before the
Board Of Directions.
g. NJ SWINE
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NJ MARRIED.,

BAlRD-STEW ART.-At tho Mcmillan
house, Corsicana, on Monday evening, Feb
ruary I'D instant, by W. Il. bright, ESD, Mr..
George Il. Baird, of this city, and Miss Emma
Stewart,
We tender the thanks Of the corps editorial
to our handsome young friend for remember
ing us. May him and his fair young bride
have the blessings OF Heaven bestowed on
them during q long and useful life
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CITY or DALLAS,
Assessor AND COr.LECTOR.S CFrICr :
Dallas Transfer Company.
El11a Street,

One Door East of Austin street.
Baggage checked to all parts Of the United
States. Passengers called for in any part OF
the city by leaving orders at the office.
sdH J. A. WORK & SONS.
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Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
For Sale.

Try English Female Bitters; they cure after
all else fails.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A card of DR.. King, Assessor and Collector
of the city of Dallas, having appeared in
public print, from which the inference has
been deduced that had been guilty OF de-
linquency and corruption in eflice, have
purposely delayed replying TO the same, In
order to give DIR. King sufficient time to make
full and thorough Investigation of every
transaction with which have been connect
ed as Deputy Assessor and Collector. This
time having elapsed, / went, in company
with Dr. Thurston, Captain olin Wellhorn
and Mr.. e. - Mitchell, to DIR. King, and
asked him TO state to these gentlemen the
cause of complaint against me. When he
said that, In the collection OF taxes, had, in
Tour or hvc instances, failed to mark in the
proper book the amounts collected, and also
Jailed 10 pay the same over to him, although
had marked il paid on the roll ON my own
handwriting. The aggregate amount of these
my attention was called 10 these facts inn
lnediately made payment OF the amount
Atter allowing Or. King time to investigate
tile books. went again To him, when he gave
me the following card
CITY OF DALLAS,
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTORS CFrICE,
February ~, 1874.
Mr.. f. j. CARRINGToN, my former deputy
anu myself have had n full and satisfactory
settlement of all matters relating to nv of
flee with which he has been connected.
u. KING.
In conclusion, would state to the public
that my contract with DIR. King gave me one
third interest in the commissions of the of
nee, and that in the collection ana disburse.
ment OF twenty To thirty thousand dollars,
ninety-two dollars and fifty cents is the
amount for which have been arraigned be-
tore the public. when, TO any unprejudiced
lnlnd II will only appear as negligence and
error.
! leave to discriminating public to say
whether have been guilty OF any act unbe-
coming either gentleman or an officer.
l5dSt +. j. DARLINGTON,
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Woman's Medical Adviser, only IS cents.
Address rs above.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dallas, Texas,
bv II. G. HOSKlNS.
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Three good residences in this city. lmme-
dlate possession given.
lj9-dtf STEAGALL & co.
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Dallas City Railroad.

10 Messrs. W. g. Holland, j, l., Leonard, j.
II, Bryan and j, W, Crowdus Directors Of
the Dallas CITY Railroad Company;
GRNTLEMES-We the undersigned original
stockholders In the Dallas CilS Railroad
Company, request that yun viii not resign
your position rs Directors in said company,
and that you will meet together and transact
any business that your wisdom may distata
for The interest of the Dallas Clty &ulgoud
Company.
JNO. W, SWlNDELLSl
for Fannie u, SwindellS,l
JAS, BENTLEY,
W. l.. MURPHY,
G, 81 SWINk,
SANGER BROS,
j. NJ. BROWN,
j. \. FOWLER
by j. Peak,
W. II. CASTOR,
J.C. x j. NJ. Mccoy.
Dallas, Texas, February o. 1871.
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Apply 10 PIERCE AZ LYEE
for tickets and information i'm
louisville gilt concert.
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CITY Assessor and Collector.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21

FIRE AT DUxBURY.-S,epheu Nelson,
of Duxbury, fired his barn by an exp!od
ing lantern, on the morning Of the 18th
inst, while feeding his cattle. Three
COWS aud Il horse persisted in the flames.
Loss, 5000; insurance, $3.50.
"A. b. Cady, stage driver from Fair
fax to Gsorgla, lately met with serious
accident. While driving on the road, the
horses became frightened at the breaking
of the pole and ran some forty rods, when
Mr.. Cady was thrown out and dragged 90
or ~ reds, and iheu was obliged to let
them 20. He had one Of his ankles dislo.
Gated, and one of the bones was fractured.
Some farmers in Walden were pillow.
my week before last. In Danville, D. W.
NOISE tapped his naples aud made some
sugar. Pretty good for January.
A writ. six feet long by actual meas.
urement, was served on parties in Green's.
boro Il few days ago.
The Barton depot was broken into,
week aye last Saturday Or Sunday night.
and the inoncy drawer robbed of few
pennies. aud about $40 worth Of tickets.
The barn of Mr.. S. D. Graves, of
South Albany with all its contents ex-
cept hive STOCK. was burned week ago
last Friday evening. The house and fur
niiurc were also somewhat damaged. In.
sured.
w. b. Spencer, Of Broomfcld.
slaughtered two hogs week before last,
which dressed l6ll pounds, the heaviest
one dressing 654 pounds. This is the
largest hog story in the State this year.
A convict named John Mitchell died
at the State Prison few days since. 1t
is the first death for Two years, but there
was 4 birth about year ago
Al Bethel, few days since, the
heavy brick roof over the englue room of
the tannery of j. ID. Gushing u Co., fell
in. Fortunately no one was Injured and
the damage was light.
About Sl00 worth Of silver. stolen
from the house of Mr.. Ncgus in Middle.
bury some SIX weeks since. was found by
a boy in "A barn in Brandon, where it was
hid.
The corporation of Middlebury col
Iege have offered the presidency to Prof.
g. N. Weber. He will doubtless de.
cline his recent call to Troy church to
accep. the honor.
The national hank of Irasburg is to
be removed to Barton. by vote OF the
ckhoIders.
Edward Persons was killed on Mon
day. the 9Th inst while chopping in the
woods, few miles from West Barnet. A
M. Smith, wto was with him. could not
extrioate him. and went for help, and the
poor man lay there two hours before he
could he released. His skull and his back
were broken, but he lived twenty-four
hours. He leaves wife.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21
CuMbI9HIe.

Jan. 18th in the evening, over one
hundred relatives aud friends assembled
at The residence of n. A Hawiey. Of this
town. and celebrated their fifteenth mar.
rlage anniversary, very pleasantly. Many
tokens of friendship aud regard we're left
with them, bjh u.cful ad ornamental.
Among them We roliced pair of large
pho'o graphs, in frames, of Mr.. aud Airs.
Ste hn Gates Of Enosburgh, parents of
MIS-. Hawley-pre;cu,sl by the brother
aud sister OF Mrs II. Good music was
flu nished freely for the gathering by our
COrnet Band; also orchestra music by I
5. Whipplc aud associates, that was soc
aud toe stirring. indeed. Refreshments
were bounllfuIy furnished by the friends,
aud the entire airdDgem, Mt was uusolicit-
ed and unexpected By Mr.. aud Mrs. Haw-
Icy. making the occasion all the more en-
joyuhIe. A good home aud friends good
aud true, seem to be theirs in abundance.
And may their prosperity be long contin.
ued, was the wish q all.--Messenyer.
Hon. z. X. Gloed, of Worthwhile,
will deliver free temperance lecture in
the NJ. K. church, ut Cambridge Boro',
GU Friday evening, the 23d inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21
counties and twen,y-three loves have been
CONDITION OF SCHOOL.

CONDITION OF SCHOOL.
The school is 10 furnishing condition
aud is worthy Of the district in which it
is located.
The patronage Of the school has been
good, aud the prospect for the next term
thus far is quite aattering All who ex.
pect TO teach should avail themselves OF
this excel EFT PREPARATION for their work
here afforded. Superiutendcnts who have
been acquainted with the graduates,
speak in high COMMUNICATION Of them
The testimony oflhe graduates is asasO
strongly in favor of the school, to
which they owe so much.
The Spring Term begins Feb. IL.
The Oyster Suppergiven by the La.
dies Society resulted in gain Of s55.
The Donation Visit for Rev } Ferris
aud wife, at the Baptist church last Thurs.
day AFTERNOON and evening, proved u sue
cess. The company in attendance was
large, and oil in the best of spirits. The
oysters were delicious, and the tables lit.
orally groancd under their burdens, but
later in the evening, they were turned
and it was some Of the recipients of their
ediblcs who had cause to groan.
Miss Genie FuIiugton, aud Rosa Hin
have gone to Munson, Mass, where they
are engaged in teaching in the State In-
stitution for Paupcrs.
--.Lucian Scott, aud family left town
to-day, aud gone TO Pulaski, Oswcgo Co.,
Ny.
MORTALITY IN JOHNSON DURING 1873.
-Twenty.seven have died. 10 males
and II females varying in age from the
infant of 5 weeks TO the old man of %
years.
A Coon PIG.-Joel I'll. Partlow of
johnson, killed u pig s months old thai,
weighed when dressed 80 ID, who beats {?
This is or was Il Republican pig.
The friends of John W. Carpenter
of Johnson TUNED out in full force and
celebrated his silver wedding the other
evening. Generally folks have a good
time at IL silver wedding aud somebody
struggles with the Muse and gets worsted.
The friends Of Mr.. Carpenter not only bad
a good time but we wish to remark that
Mrs. Matte Baker read the best ..s,lver
wedding article We remember TO have
en.-FrecniQn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21
The following causes in On aucery

The following causes in Chancery
were disposed of at the recent term oil
Oouri:
W. II. II Bingham va. Stephen Miller. Fore
c1osnre. Decree for Orator.
calvin Campbell W.. G. D Wrisley. d. H. BE-
dell and H. S. IIaskins Foreclosure. Decree
for Orator; time Of redemption limited TO 80 days.
Rufus Brown VS.. A. .. Warren and Wife, s.
A Warren, Sumner Warren, Warren Jerold and
and usual time to redeem.
C. S. Page VS.. Samuel Gordon and A. s.
Pearl. Foreclosure. Decree for Orator; time
Il fedemption fixed for June 3, 1874.
National Life Insurance Company VS.. c. N.
Davis, Aaron Kecler and Edward Davis. Fore
olosurs. Bill confessed. and usual time to re-
deem.
George L. Waterman vs.. Reuben r. Field.
foreclosure. Bill confessed and usual time to
redeem.
Ephraim Foss Va H. A. jackson, Daniel Foss,
and Albert L. HeAen. Foreclosure. Bill con-
fessed, aud usual time to redeem.
Samuel Bedding vs.. Samuel G. Waters, Fore
closure Bill confessed, and usual time to redeem.
Charlotte l.. Foot VS.. A. L. Mower. Fore
u1osurc Bill confessed, and usual time to re-
deem.
E. B. Merriam and H. H. Church vs. Lamoie
COunty Grammar School and Samuel Belding.
foreclosure. Bill confessed, and usual time TO
Yedeem.
Hiram W. Story vs.. F. 7. George and A. 0.
Eigertou. Foreclosure. Bill confessed, and
uBual time to redeem.
Charles A. White vs. Charles II. Pressey, Mary
D. Prcssey and Charles Crane Foreclosure.
Bill confessed, and usual time to redeem.
Moses Terrill VS. l. P. Currier and c. NJ Al
exander. Foreclosure Bill confessed, and US
nal time to redeem.
3. P Watkins VS.. II. S Page. Foreclosure.
Bill confessed. and usual time to redeem.
National Life Insurance Company vs.. I. D..
Davis, p. X. Glecd and A. W. Griswold. Fore
closure. Bill confessed, and usual time to re-
deem.
National Life Insurance Company VS. |. d.
Davis, Mary A. Davis, P X. Glecd and Albert
w. Davis Foreclosure. Bill confessed, and
usual time to redeem.
"A grange OF the Patrons was organ
lied at DR.. Rrndall's hall, on "Wednesday
last, consisting Of 50 members, With
Hon. l.. B. Sherwin Master, h. u Sherwin
Secre,ary, aud Il s. Page Lecturer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21

S. w. Curtis, of Rutland killed a
COW recently. and upon taking off her
hide discovered table fork which had
worked OutwaIdiy from her STOMACH until
the points were just under the skin.
Rev. b. NJ. Tillotson, otSt. Johns
fury. UuiversaIist. has attended. during
his ministry, up to the frs, day of Janu-
airy, 1874, 207i funerals. probably more
than any other clergyman in New Euglaud.
Last year the Colby Wringcr Com.
pany of Waterbury made cash dividend
Of ten per cent. Oh eightmouths' business,
and this year ten per cent. for the year,
making twenty per cent, in twenty months.
Besides this ;hey have carried between
sS, 800 and SO, 900 10 the surplus fund.
Their busieess amounts TO about $780,.
900 per year.
WIN Wright of Vergennes was tried
before jury week before last, and found
guilty Of eighty offences for selling liquor.
The fine in this case. AT $40 for each Of
fence amounts to $1,000, probably the
largest penalty ever imposed in this State
under the prohibirory law. A young
man, named Label, was also fined $40
aud costs for vending the "ardent."
There were raised in Cornwall about
twelve thousand bushels of onions the
past season. The average price at the
depot has been 80 cents. About ten
thousand bushels have been shipped to
Boston. Filchburgh, Mass. Manchester,
N. H., Providence. II. L, and various
other points. Some two thousand bushels
have been sold out by peddlers in families
in neighboring towns.
The farmers of Stamford. Benning.
ton county, have not only been blowing,
but have turned their cattle into the
meadows.
-Viual Keith's turning and saw mill
at Guilford was burned u few nights since
with its contents. Loss, $500; par
TALLY insured.
"A young lady of eighteen in Rpton,
has prepared nearly all the wood used by
her fathers family the pas few months,
part Of it being chopped from the log
Probably the girls father and elder bro
theirs were hanging around the fife of
some grocery, smoking tobacco and ours
ing the hard tines.
Charles X. Field the we'll known
lawyer of Brattleboro, over seveny years
of age, boaats that New Year's day he
made over 100 calls and drank over leo
cups of coffee.
Mrs. Munger, Of Benson. left her
three little children the eldes, three and
o half years Of age. alone, while she went
to a neighbours quarter Of mile dis.
tant. The d,tsS of the little girl two
years old caught FIRE from the stove, the
three year old worked manfully to cxtin.
yuish the flames with broom, and sue
coed ID in doing so. but not until the right
arm and side of the child were so severe
" burned that life was despaled of for
many days and the result is still unct rlan.
The Blach Rirer Gazette Is without
an editor. Mr.. W. A. Bacon having clos
ed his labors in that capacity and LETT
town. The Office is advertised tor sale.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-01-21
.HHc1S0nYi22e.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Fletcher ccc-
brated the fifth anniversary of their mar.
riage Jan. l2tb, about IS of the relatives
aud friends were present and presented
them some very pretty presents of wood
en- ware aud enjoyed first rate good
time.
Mr.. Cheeuey has commenced singing
school, which bids fair to be success.
His aim is to teach beg npers the elements
of music.
Miss Carrie p. CIrrol, who is Il grad,
uate in the first course of the State Nor
NAL School, will teach u Select Spring
School in this place, providing a sufficient
number Of scholars can be obtained
"A good time is expected at the ORA
matte Entertainment.
R. M. Bailey, formerly of this place,
is Editor of local paper, THE ashland
AdOertiser,) in Ashland, Mass.
&c. w. Holmes has bought the mill
site, known as the Scoot Mill Site ut the
head Of the falls onBrcwsler river, and is
making preparations to soon build a shop.