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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05

DUBLIC SALE.
viii be sold at public sale at the residence Of the
subscriber, living on the road leading from Joel
Thompson's station on the Pomeroy a. Delaware City
Il. Il. to Corner Ketch, mile from the station, on
THURSDAY, MARCH l2, 1874
At O'Clock, p. m,
Tho following described personal property, viz:
HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES
, One Is a mare, years old, q good luukni
I~N traveller, q colt, months old !; six ~
@A head of Mich Cows of good stock
good two-horse wagon with hay rigging attached
1 two-hor market wagon, one-horse market wagon,
sleigh, two-horse sled, cart tongue and axle. OK
yoke, two horse threshing machine all In good order
large feed chest, combined moving and reapng
machine in good running order steel tooth horse.
rake nearly new, 2 sets double harness and blind
brides, collars, plows harrows cultiyators. grain
fam corn shelter, log chain len tons or more Of
timothy ay, barrels of pure cider vinegar, &c.
TERMS.-All sums of $50 aud under, cash on al
over that amount credit OF months will be giver
on understanding bankable note with approved In
dorser. If not paid when due interest added
JOHN MCCORMICK.
james cranberry Auctioneer. febl9
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For Sale.

Two good horses one Of which Is very hns driving
mare, last and gentle, years old. The other ~
rs good farm or driving horse, nye years 10y
msr2-3t Kennett Pike, miles above Wilmington.
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FOR SALE,

R.sS pair of home raised oxen, six years old,
ME- we'll broke, and good Flowers
MM JONATHAN GROVES.
In.r 5-2t Near Chrlstiana. :.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05

THE LEVY CoURr. This body met In the
Court House at New Castle, ou tuesday last
aud will continue 10 hold sessions the present
week. A meeting will also be held on Monday
next and perhaps On other days following, as
there is considerable business to he disposed Of
during the mouth Persons who have not been
asses, sd can have their names placed On the
list by coming before the Court accompanied
10y Il freeholIer to youch FIR their resdehce.-
A great many names have been omitted by the
Assessors aud all who wish 10 vote should look
after the matter. Even prominent citizens
have been overlooked. GA Tuesday last,
Anthuny Higgins anI Benjamin Nields, Esq',
NH the names Of several oth.r parties, were On
.nolion added 10 the list Of iaxables. The
making OF a complete assessment Ia difficult
matter bat ii is singular that prominent ciIzehs
should be uveIl lokrd. IL Is Il fair Inference
That hundreds Of tho more obscure citizens
have been omitted. Tie asstssors IN many
instances have failed To recoid the hanes
which were furnished them. The matter
should Therefore be looked alter,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05
ShcriH,s Sale.

BY virtue OF sundry writs of Fl. Fs., to me direo.
ted, will be exposed to Public Sale, atthe house OF
George Mackey, on Market street, In she city or
Wilmington, in New Castle County, Del,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1914,
At 10 O'Clock, a. m,
The following described personal property, viz
Hp 80 bedsteads, 80 mattresses, so EEn
Hf>dwssh bowls, bureaus, feather beds ZEN
l25 wash stands 30 looking glasses,
sewing machine, 8 coal stoves large cook stove,
WARDROBE 70 chairs lot of tables dishes, buckets.
chambers, pictures window shades, tubs, barrels,
barrels, 200 yds. carpet, pillows, holsters, bar tx
lures, liquors in cellar, &c, &c.
Seized and taken into execution the property Of
George Mackey, and to be sold By
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
sheria,s once New Castle, March 2. a. d., 1874.
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Notice..

wlLMINoToS. February 9, 1874.
Persons having bills against tho Wilmington and
Kennett Turnpike Company are notified to preseLt
them within 80 days from the above date. they will
not be paid. [febl2-1ml s. FLOYD, Treasurer.
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S'"A' HULL ~
Came to the premises OF the subscriber. In Pencs-
der Hundred, in November, 1878, q red gearllns
bull. The owner is requested 20 come forward, prove
property nay charges and take him away.
mr. b-3t* FERDINAND JANVIER.
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VNTANTED-Aman and wife In tenant house,
w Both must be willing to work. Apply TO
s. a. BAILEY,
feb23-3tw Falkland, bet
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CONGRESS. ---lu the United States Senate on
Monday, the bill ceding To the several States
the beds of uusuVeyed unnavigable waters
within then borders, was reported and placed
IA The calendar. Bills were introduced by Mr.
West Tor settlement Of war claims OF loyal per-
SONS, and by Mr.. Wright 10 retire national
bank notes, and to refund non.taxable bonds
into IL per cent interchangeable bonds for
Ihe redemption of legal tenders. The Liquor
commission bill was advocated by Mr. Pratt,
at Indiana. Tie Centennial Invitation bill
Was discussed, and MIR. Morrill,, OF Vermont,
offered substitute making the celebration a
national not International one. Pending dis
QUESTION Of the measure, the Senate went into
Executive session, and afterwards adjourned.
In the House, u number Of bills We're intro.
duced, among them the following; BY Mr.
Myers, Of Peunsy lvania, imposing an advaorem
duty vi 10 per cent, on maccaroua and YER
iuicelli: Mr.. Ward, Of Illinois, legalizng the
legal tender reserve, and making IL available
Tor times OF financial pressure; Mr.. Cannon, u
Utah, for the admission of that Territory as
State: aud Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, Il
prevent INSTRUMENTATION Of evil officer
against whom articles of impeachment are pre-
scented, and partially restoring the ranking pri
silege. A bill was passed extending to nnna
tiralized men of the navy and marine corp
the same privileges of obtaining citizenship q
had by uunaturaliled enlisted men in the army
The currency bill was made the special orde
tor Wednesday week. MIR. Nlblack offered
resolution declaring that any scheme for til
improvement of the finances which does nc
embrace Il revision Of the tariff "and emanc
patton Of commerce from al unnecessary IT
strictiuns" viii be unsatisfactory and incon
pete, and instructing the Ways and Meal
Conmittee to proceed with such revision
The resolution was referred TO the above con
Iniltee. The bills repeating the tax on match
and bank checks were discussed. Mr.. Maynal
introduced bill for the collection of the dire
tax. Adjourned.
In the United States Senate, on Tuesday /
Fertilization bill was reported without amer
ment. MIR. Logan, from the military Comm
zee, reported adversely the bill authorizing
lease OF the old Lazaretto site, near this Ell
for powder magazine, and the committee "
discharged from further consideration Of
subject. At the expiration of the morn
ho,,-. the Centennial Appropriations.
an, on ne up, and Mr.. Sherman moved to +.
il to the Con, Wttee on Appropriations. p
ling I;scnssion Il tue bill, the Senate adjou
ed. .,
In the House, bills we've passed amendat
Of the Homestead laws, anu 70 prevent me
termination Of iur-bearing ani!a'is II, Aa'
The bill regulating commerce, among ine ~
was discussed until adjournment.
The receipts of the National Govefhn
during the quelter ending December 81 are
hcially reported at 500, 52l ,690. VI TINS ain'
$3l,396, 449 were the net receipts from Gust
and So, sos, 0G4 from the internal revenu
The net expenditures during the same pc
were $02 ,e23,377.
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PUBLIC SALE
VIII be sold at Public Sale, on the premises, In
Mil Creek Hundred, mile south Of Corner heteh'
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1874,
At IL O'Clock, M,
The following described personal property, viz
n head of good work horses, f5NSN
HSSA colts, one years old. the other lN<X
An year, 10 good mich cows, Dur "N.lA-
ham bull, tWo-year old heifer-
FARMING UTENSILS.
two horse market wagon, double carriage, single
carriage, Sleigh Champion mower and reaper, fratt
& Smedly hay rake, revolving rakes, double hsr.
rows single harrow pows, roller, yators, two
horse carts, excellent grndstone, two horse power
thresher and cleaner. grain fan, corn sheler corn
fodder by the bundle II sets harness. including wa
gon, carriage and cart gears, grain cradles scythes
forks, rakes, 40.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
DAIRY FIXTURES.
2cook stoves, parlor stove, chairs, tables, sofa
churn, milk buckets, pans, butter tubs, sc. .
TERMS.-Au sums OF $50 and under cash all
over that amount credit of SIX months on giving
. bankable note with approved endorser.
may6-ts@ ELIZABETH E. BELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-05

Sherif,s Sales.-The following Sheriff. sales
are advertised in the Republican:
February 23d, at IL o'clock a. H., at i. u
Hurlocks farm near st. Georges, lot OF mar
ness, cows, oxen, wagons agricultural impie-
ments, household and kitchen furniture and
wheat in glound.
February 18th at = O'Clock p. M, two lots on
Second street between French AMI Walnut Sts,
each II by 90 feet 2 Inches,-sale al the Laiay-
ette hotel, Ninth and SIMPLIFY streets.
FEBRUARY 27th a: II O'Clock, m, Oh David APP
peby's farm near New Castle, horses, cows,
bull, wagons, agricultural implements, house,
hold and kitchen furniture. -
March %, at the store of Daniel Fox, No. III
West Sixth street, at one O'Clock, p. M, sewing
machine, household, furniture, book case, desk
| feathers, &c.
March 9th, at Briants hotel in Middetown
| At IL o'clock, M, farm OF 100 acres III Apo
ouiEimink Hundred. A lot so by 100 feet, ID
Mddletown, with frame store house thereon
another lot in Middletown, 90 by 100 feet.
On March It'll, the following: At the Lafay
cite hotel, Ninth aud Shipley streets, In TIM
city, at 2 IL o'clock p. M, a lot IL IL by o
feet on Second street near Madison.
Also, the Bakers Union Commission hous'
, | oil Fourth street between Walnut and Popla
> s,reets;-building new, three stories, ~ by 0
4 feet; lot 40 by 80 feet-a stable and carria2
a | shed also connecting with the bufbling.
v Also, brick dwelling, 5. e. corner oil Four
/ and Walnut streets, two stories and an attic
n lot 10 feet 10 inches, on Walnut street by
At feet deep. G
wi Also, Two story brick house on jefferson
l. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, lot
>by IS feet
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| lASt ISSUE
Emory Marrs, col, Benjamin Cox, VIM. II. |
| Drown, Stephen Palmer and John e. Morse,
were arrested for drunkenness, and each hned
90 cents and costs
| Oliver Silcox, John o Brian and William o.
| Brian, were arrested for disorderly conduct and
fined so cents and costs each, and held TO bail
in the sum of $50 for their future good behav-
ior.
George Brown, for drunkenness and disorder
. ly conduct, by officer Carbery, fined So and
costs and held TO bail in the sum of 5000 to keep
!, the peace.
John Grimes, for threats of bodily harm to
1 Thomas Garey, by officer Carbery, fined costs
e and held to bail in the sum of 1900 to keep the
peace.
T. Jacob Shceber for the violation of City Or
10 dinance by indecent exposure Of his person In
y, the streets, fined 50 cents and costs.
IS Jerry Hall, by officer Carbery, for disturbing
ne a religious meeting at Eighth and Kirkwood,
lg fined SO cents and costs and held to bail In the
sum of 5000 TO keep the peace.
er An Ugly Chdrge,-Gerge Mackey, propre,,
n tor OF the Washington hotel, was arrested and
n brought before Esquire Whitehead Of West
Chester OIL Thursday last, on charge prefer
ry red by b. ii. Chambers of Avondale, who al
X legged that on the lllh Of November he placed
"a. 35l In bank notes and check belonging U
les David Brown, in his bank book, folded II In
paper, and handed the package to DIR. Wake
mt man, mail agent of the 7. & b. Central Rail
Of road, with requst that be give 1t to some on
INT going TO West Chester. Atthe junction OF IN
ms West Chester road, W. b. TAYLOR, the conduC
- tor of the train, pointed out Mr.. Mackey, wbe
iod he was handed the package and taking it place
1t In his satchel with promise that he woul
deliver il at the bank in West Chester. TIL
the he failed to do, and when called on for all e!
ing PLANTATION, lie denied all knowledge in regard
la the transaction. He YVES held in $500 bail
eff answer at the next term of Court at West Che
The ter. Whether another individual personat
we'd Mr., Mackey, remains TO be seen. The char
now | is a serious one, and we hope that there IN
able he some mistake, the explanation Of which "
Coal remove all suspicion Of dishonesty. The {
are adare that troubles do not often come sim
annears to be fully verified in Mr.. Mackey's
perience, Sheriff Armstrong having seized
mur- his furniture, and advertised to sell the same
mur. public sale, on Monday, the 10th Inst, as
ed to be seen by References " 'o''e' ~
ann.
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N0fiCa.

Secretary. [mrb-tc.l CHAIRMAN.
CEFDi sEEDi SEED
~ THREE HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
CHOICE CLOVER a TIMOTHY SEED
NEW CROP osAGE ORANGE SEED,
CHOICE EASTERN EARLY ROSE
POTATOES, GARDEN SEEDS OF
ALL KINDe. THE LARGEST
Stock and Assortment to be found
In this state 10 at
W. N. CHANDLER'S,
iana2-74 Gil Market street,
PROPOSALS FOR
HooL FURNIT U RE.
Proposals for the furniture for school No. at Third
and Harrison streets, will be received by the under
signed, up to O'Clock, p, m, on
MONDAY. NARcHs, 1914
The Committee reserve the right to reject any OF
all bids.
specific ations can be had BY calling at the ONCE Of
mar5-2t No. 4, W. Seventh st.
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NOTICE.-All persons are forbid trusting any one
IN on my account, as will not pay anv debts
contr acted by any on my account not even by
order, after this date. c. A. CLEADEN.
February 9th, 1874 MARI
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DALLAA COUNTY.

Instruct Iudgc-H. Barksdnle, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judgo-Silas Hare, Shef'
District Attorncy--Ed. q, Bower, Dallas,
district aud eX oIllclo County Clerk
Alexander liarwood. -,
deputy Clerks-k. ID. ltnwllns, Plorro NJ
Brown, William A, llurwOOd.
Shcriit--Innes H. Barlslty.
Tax Clcrk--w, l.. Nermllion.
Deputy AhGrlns.-I. NJ. Chapman, Thomns
\. Floyd, Thomas 4. scott, Beverly scott,
John Bowen.
surveyor RObcrr M. Cook.
Tronsurnr--Alartin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector-Thomas Join'
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
Precinct No. l-Joln u. Korloot presiding
'Prcclnct No. s-wniam A. George, Ian;
caster.
Uill
Precinct No, i-rhomas l.. Frank, Brock
Precinct No. 5--Thornas d. Coates, Scyene
CONSrABLRS.
Precinct No. IA. II, Hardin
Precinct No. M. H. FondTcn.
Precinct No. a-R. +. Barker,
Precinct No. Al. =, Floyd.
Precinct No. b-,I A. Fisher,
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OFFNCIAL DIRECTORY.
cry an DALiAs.

Mnyur-M, h. Cubull,
llugmurf Milllnm N, Johnson,
Attorney WlllHm NJ, Edwnrdh
IrrasuItr- llOnert II, MuHl,
AsNimuf and Col tutor-lhomns j, kceiOn
Muishnl-luuluA i"uk
D0puty Marshal -Jonn u, RYAN,
Policemen II, ", Nnrnucr, a, W, MlNHon
II, NJ. Russell, q, u, Blood, samuel Cubb, "
IL, 4, Nichols, W, IT, Norton j, H. Elder j,
Frank fustOn,
iienlth OmceT-Dr, N, A, Cornelius,
Aldormon-lfimt Wnrdi Il, H., BurkcN, James
A, Leonard, Henry Eryay, Soeond wardi Il,
wnrd X. n, llonslry, John Owens, James q,
Mcconnell, Fourth wndi II. -, Mcconnell,
W, q, Young,
Tie oncos uf the various city officers nro
AZ the city market house, The bonld OF Al
dcFmcp meet Ia regular session at the coun.
cll room over the market, every Tuesday
might,
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RAILROADS..
CIrANGI OH, TINGM.
ToTAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
THE GALVESTON,
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston at $40 u M and arrive at
Houston At 800 n IN. n.a4
Leave Galveston nj 800 y m and arrive nj
Houston at 500 p M.
Leave Galveston at $50 y m and arrive AT
Houston at $50 pm.
Leave Houston at $40 q IN and arrive nj
Galveston at 300 q m.
Leave Houston 1000 m and arrive at Gal
weston at $50 p m. -,
i.enye Houston at s:30 IN and arrive at
Galveston ut ll:30 y m. ttta1.h.tts /.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 q IN, Leaves Houston ut 200 p m.
The Gin IN train from Galveston connects
nj Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and Han Antonio railway. Connects NJ
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trnl railroad.
The 100 p IN express nom Galveston con.
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway. a..F 4
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston ate m.
The 1890 u IN train from Houston arrives az
Galveston Mt 800 y m, Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket ofIices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets to local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, ian
be purchased nj the ticket Offices OF this com.
pai,y or from Galveston ticket ONCE.
q. ID. NICHOLS, Superintendent
- = = ii0dti
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

ulR WEEKLY HERALD VIII pe pub
snrl every siinfIii Wnfnin8, nnhsfrlp'
inu, iith 300 lHnNIn fl-J inr "a months,
iVrHt iuhiYinra, So suhsrlipliuu lHkrn
iil a .rhS pHuIi fntn aiH months,
AIfrffla fHuulh lnhrflui Hl ne tate nl ~ M
p4i aAuare 90 lnH ligst insndlunt AMI " rrhh
zoo uiru suus Hiufut luaffiIuu,
uniiulrF uuilnn, niWlfrai drflsl puilr
m Hlllss, rtrifnl ihHnlis, tirf lu hr pNlA lni
a Unil ndYrf iHuifnt tHiHf
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ssud retiGws.
AiDGELEY ENCAMPMENT NO. S2t /. W.
OLE, meets on the first aud third trlaay
Nights in each MONTH, at the 0AH F9i'GTTS'
Hall. IL u bohN ~ N'
DALLAS LODGE No, Il, J. 0. Q. r., meets Gt
lows Hall. Jas. IL. DAVIS ~ W.
TRINiTY LODGE No. = !. 90. F., meets
every Monday night Mt Odd Fellows h9il;
H. y MCCONNELL, No.
Il. +. LYLE, Secretary.
Suad TemRiarss
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l. q; q, f.,
meets every saturday night at the Ihomas
chapel church, npcopn w q p
j, W. RECORD w. SECRETARY
Patrons of Husbnndry.
BRECKINRTDGE GRANGE No. y, OF ne i,,
Patrons Of Husbandry, meets at Patrons
hall. Richardson, on the first ana tniru oac
"''aSs VI 4. L. FRANK Master.
DIR. BECKER, Secretary.
knights OF Pythias,
OCCUR DE LEON LODGE, No. 3, meet.
o,,arss Tuesdny evening. X. IL. Seay, rast
SSrnaScelInr. II. Ward. Chancellor Comman-
Ser. n. M, Miers, Vice Chancellor; X; T.
preiate: A. y. Jett Masterof Exche9neri !. o.
Downs master Of Finance; ]. Z, Leigh Keep
or OF Records and Seals; Cross, M AT n.
Rritanic society.
Tho Britanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights OF fythias
h am T. b. MUNDEE, President.
], II. RYAN, Secretary.
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AUGUSTA l}yANs, now Mra, Wilson,
the writer Of "St lt'mp,' lives ia Mo-
hle, Anbnmh Her husband il u
banker of wealth aud iuduvnpe, aud
shea plain, nnussuuiug lady, about
tllrly-iiyr yrnrs OF age,
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AalINIa.

Travelling AGENT 4, ", beckett
Esw Angki u, i,iipWell, =, NJ, fpltengill a
10, and Hates q lArkr,
lhiladplphlai Coz, WrAlhrIill a tn,
liunlnuHu X, ", faNlD,
New 0Tlpansl Thnnas Aplniyrr,
shuyHiMfH W. N sparks,
n0uslnni y, ", upsiilng
Austin, Texas Y, Npin,
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), ", swIgDELLs, Proprietor


IHE nanny litAAi-p ia p.nlislei rlleIi
.aur". tillr .lAulnufAsi fl Co., 0uH Wpnlli
II als 30 nnn NeHk sinslp fnrlrsi u
Frulai
mo Daily Herald "a now lufnishnl Va -nn'
soribers nY earlier 90 % rnnis poo Nnphi lht
nv II I'M rurB Nnur, tn Hng PAT NJ ne rli}
ai,ii suhufns wilma a uilr Hli q hWi nf lhr
si,iu hnusi. r4ntfrlhfn 'iiins 20 rtpplyn
ua.ir psusr Wlil nplise ~ repairing W ~
Neville az iNinnhrr'
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Masons, meets AZ the Chapter Rooms IN the
City Of Dallas, on we MIST Manaay ~ e"oh
month. ,,,,>,,, =, ~ IT u
~ l' w. NJ. &. lOuNO M, ~, IL -
HENRY Roll, Secretary,
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TANNEHILI. LODGE, No. so, T. Il A. M,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
ings of eacn month, mt the Masonic Hall,
A''s' - JOHN j, GOOD, w. NJ.
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THE ]. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKB CO
manufacturers Of standard American

ron wORK--tstier Heads, Carts, Circulars
~ Bill Heads, pnsterr, Lavyers nriefs, Pam.
phless aud every bipd ef JOB rLintia
hrplNrlly sytsntse a .hs nssslt oa'ce'
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sOCaHl'TIal S,
Masonic.

Masonic.
DALLAS COMM ANDERY No.0, knights
Tcmplar, will meet at the Asylum IN tne Guy
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month.
ED, q. Bower, Recorder,
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Lucas Ast husband, lbe Baron
Won Rhadcn, hm married u sister 10
Gm-si, the cuutUllo, and may there
after he considered too much eugrossed
tp care how happy "dlc klciuc
Pauline h with WnllhOntr,
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HENRY BOLL, NtCrtIUIy' , a,
DALLAS LODGE, No Az F.. a. NJ,
meets on the first saturday eveningof every
month, NJ its hall over Wheais store, on
Main street. w. =. iooN"' w. "'
VA. ". NowLIN, Secretary.
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me DAILY HERALD.

Uairr 10 IhiFi sfeFI ~ fiaFh hFs'
nn's AfH niiidins, Garner ~ i'al''aF
u4I Al4iH siFfrfs- lHsiHrss Ntief -
Trsni HYam 10 sfg0Hd hiaFf
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Auoersol1 Jnttlligenttr,

= The National Crop Reporter says that
returns from over two hundred and fifty coun-
ties in nine of the principal cotton States lndl'
cate. as compared with last year, 1916 per cent
in acreage. The average state In rlne States
was a trihe over II per cent. below the aver
age of last year The condition OF the plant Is
rapidly improving. 49,.
Gen. Beaugard has accepted the position
of Chief Engineer of the Argentine hepuolic,
with the rank of Major-General, at a sa.ary t ot
$4,000 in cold. He had refused I, an oici "a
100000. He will have charge CT ali inc chgli11 11
eering enterprises of that government W.. W.
superintend the coast defenceS; Pian 1nI
construction of railways, &c. Inc oeiela'
will sail for his new post OF duty III Il ie" oS
An astronomer who writes for The New
York Tribune hints the dire probability OF the
earth and moon being swept over by the tall OF
the comet; but consoles us with the provlso
that. if the extension of the tail takes place
with the velocity and curvature assigned to 1t
by a theory based upon similar operations IN
the case of another comet, we shall escape con.
tact with the tail by merely matter OF two days
time.
Mr.. I'D. Creswell, of Barlow County, Ga,
was brutally murdered at his farm on the night
of the 9th of June, by a Swedish laborer named
Conrad. There was some difficulty iii regard
TO work done for Mr. Creswell, which resulted
in in the the swede unexpectedly throwing rock and
striking Mr.. G. upon the head, telling him to
the ground. Conrad then sprung, upon the
PROSTATE m man and plunged knife through his
heart, allowing the knife to remain in the
wound, in which condition the deceased was
afterwards found. The murderer made his cs-
cape. but was finally captured near Rome on
Sunday last, and has confessed his guilt. Mr.
Creswell was native of South Carolina, and
was the only son of Mr.. James Creswell, OF
Greenwood. He has been residing in Georgia
for several years.