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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF ASAcosrIA
AND Potomac RAILROAD. The STOCK
holders OF the AnacoStia and Potomac Rail
road Company yesterday elected the fol-
lowing directors for .one year. DIR. Noble
1oung and Messrs- Edward Temple, X. Il.
W. Gutnand, John Webster, Zadoc VIII
Hans and q. A. Bohrer. The directors sub
kequently met and chose their officers as
follows President, l.. w. g uinand; secretary
III A Griswold; treasurer, Thomas A. Rich
ards Dr. Noble Young and Messrs. Edward
temple and Il. b. Clark were appointed a
Sui,'ihlttee 10 revise the bylaws, and sub
init report at the next meeting.
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THs BFvERIDGE 1oTSF

H2N MIDDLEb IhG, LOUDOUN 90. VA
y ls now ready for the rece ption of Sumna,.
BoaIders. IL Is handsome house. with 81 rooms
ard large porticcs, end l. kept in the best stvle
mlddieburg u 81 uafed la the most beautiful ans
healthy section of Northern Virginia, fifty miles
southwest OF Washington CITY; has Churches Of a
oenonlnatlo aud pleasant society. There within
annie 81 the House a nue. Mineral Spring, whose
MEDICAL waters have been pronounced by PHYSICIAN
9 ne equal 70 any IN the state. Daily Stages connect
win the Railroad DEPICTS at Lee-burg and al III
flalns A free ride 20 she Springs every day FOr
~ m
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. "How
70 90 IT," A book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. ga:
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The SUMNER HEGIRA will soon reach its
height, and Washington will be compare
lively deserted by the devotees of fashion.
The summer resorts are now in full blast,
and gaIeties are in order. Many elegant cos
TUNES have been prepared, with appropriate
ornaments. Mr.. Prigg has supplied numer-
Gus orders at his popular jewelry store, 457
pennsylvania avenue, with his celebrated
Lake George diamonds, Colorado sapphires,
and among his elegant new designs ofjewelry
we notice an amethyst and pearl set, with
gold front, superb coral medallion set in
dead gold, culluloid coral deliberately and
delicately carved, add a choice amethyst set
in two eolors of gold. These goods represent
SlOO sets, and are sold at SO. His initial
buttons, chaste, plain, and engraved, and
plain dead gold in sets TO match are very de-
slrable for gentlemen, also his nickle, silver
ruober-r1vfted, and tOrtoise-shell vest chains
and 1o-karat gold vest chains of Barrow's
celebrated manufacture, from 81 to $40. His
opera chains for ladies are very elegant and
MS entire stock OF jet and ru bier jewelry and
miscellaneous articles is well worthy the at
tenton OF purchasers.
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y THFFT, CHASE, AND THREATS OF
MOB LAW. - Yesterday afternoon Frank
hltney and another cOlOred man entered a
store on 10th street northwest and while his
par was examining some goods Frank
seized box OF cigars and Ian. An alarm
was gwen, and a crowd chased the prisoner
10 livery stable on 18th street near o.
WEere ne was captured by Oficers oliver
ana Grant, and locked up at the I'd precinct
station Tor hearing. On the way however
he resisted. ana the crowd were in favor of
mObbing him. The officers were Obliged To
lOrce Their way through the crowd until thew
reached 9th-Street car. in which the pris-
oner was placed, and the driver was com
PEELED then TO use his whip TO escape the
Iursu6rs.
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ANAMATEUR DETECTIvE.-Teresa s. Lud-
lam, Of Oyster Bay, was sued for divorce by
her husband, but the court dismissed the
suit. On the trial 1t was shown that Alfred
Ludiam, the PLAINTIFFS cousin, has followed
and watched Mrs. Ludlam, to get evidence
against her. On Saturday Mrs. Ludlam be-
gan a suit against the amateur detective for
$40, 600 damages.-M Y Sun 18TH
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CONVERTS TO CATHoLICIsM-St Mat
IeN churcn was the scene of a beautiful
ana solemn event last Sunday, being the re-
eeptlon OF three young ladies into the Cath
9nc EIth-Misses Isabel. Sarah and Rosa
Bali. OF RappahannOck, Va. None OF their
relatives or friends were present save a feIr
newly-acquired ones of the Communion
which they were about 10 enter. DR. White
the venerable pastor, assisted by Father De
Vol, performed the ceremony aud after
Their baptism and general confession the
converts were pleasantly entertained at the
residence of the pastor.
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The BALTIMORE DRILL ASSOCIATION
uniformed members of the Encampment
branch OF Odd Fellowsl Contemplate visit
viii arrive at 35 O'Clock by the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, and will be received
by the q. T.. members of this Jurisdiction
non. On their return In the afternoon a
short parade will be made, and In the even
ing banquet will be given at the Metropol-
itan Hotel, and they Will leave on a later
train. There will be about sixty members
and a fine band accompanying them, as also
a number OF ladies.
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Best invention of the age for the exclusion
Of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton
Pearson, Y. M. @. A. Building, sole agents
and manufacturers for the District Of Co
lumbia. 26eo2:
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mr. John II. W.
Mankin, commission merchant, was thrown
nom his wagon at the intersection OF Vir-
ginia avenue and 7th street southwest YES
lsuay morning, oy wheel being wrenched
OF, brea king his left wrist, besides bruising
MIN about the body. He was conveyed to
bis house. No. 522 eth street southwest. when
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AAA THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT CRES-
YA&Y>oN sPRINGS.-This fAvorite summer
Ahl resort, on IN" Summit Of the Aflerhani :
VIII De- "pehed for the reception Of guests June II
lS5 since last season the b0iliings have been
eniarged AID greatly n proved, and new ard baau,i-
ful drives have been made throuRh m. rr,,,,,,is
FOR further infc5ma.i' address ~ either Of ITO
S,9Sf1 nentlore II belew, The Propr,eisrs c. VI
hDLLlN a co. Grrssgn spriucs gaunl,yi. -
Pa, or Cloud H"tel Pliladelphia 100. I'm -
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vALBOTT HOUSE
a! yBARNEsVTLLE, MONTGOMERY co.

HE undersigned having leased the above nar,ed
hotel viii be prepared TITS 20 Oer superior
Recommendations 60 Ladies aud Gentlemen who arc
desrous TO sper the GUNNER months in the conntrv
me ar Is pure; being located near the sugar
mountain IL also commands an extended view OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the snrroundin-
country. Fishing and hunting In abundance. Con-
noeraoie improvements have been made 10 the build
ing since last summer, such bath ROOM &C IL In
about half mile frem BarpesyiIle depot on the g.
tropolitan Railroad and one hours ride on the cars
from Washington, d. q.
c Terms: "a per day, and from 9s to $40 per week.
Ohlldren under IL and servants half price FOR fur
Their Information apply 20 address o. A BAL
LUFF, BarDesyille, Montgomery co !, Md mlp-tsI~
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kENOv0 HOTEL.

ASk2-l This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re-
sri, at Remove. P~nn-y lvania, ou tha line n no
Philadelphia q Erie Railroad, Is now open for ihs
accommodation 81 visitors. The situation n tho
midst oi splendid mount ain scenery and cont Ruous
10 Celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions.
renders NJ unusually attractive. while Tho accom-
modstlons prov lded are of the very best kind FN-
cuIsoh tlchsts 10 benoyo are sold At all the princi-
pal Offices Of the Penusy lvsnia Railroad TspnsDy
nor 10 ms and Reie.. address PROPRIETOIS
RENON0 HOTEL, RESOYO, pa Ieas-sro
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PROPERTY SALFS IN ALEXANDRIA
Green & Wise, auctiOneers. sold to-day for
ldessTs- Beach and Kent commissioners of
sale, the Pioneer mills property at the foot
Oi Duke street TO Louis Avon Hoffman esq,
Of New York city for So, 900. Also for Al
bert stuart commissioner Of sale the prop
erty SHOWN az Thomas soap factory at tue
corner OF Payne and Cameron streets to u.
NJ Monroe !Or Ss5a- The other property was
withGrawn.-AieSG7bTrfd Selfiaef, I2ft.
COCK. Do ltonrge,own. Is selling ehnan.
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NoOsg'S a0TEL.

LA NoOss'> HOTEL.
G:H1 LEoNARDTOWN. MAINLAND,
u nov eren for fhe rece ption Of Summer Boarders
The table l. supplied wi IA the best the market a.
lords Ani nnC the anu-emeufs are Salt Water Bafh-
ing. Fishing. Poafirg. Croquet. and Rowiinc "a o.
loon Two exec Ieni PITY -icisns in the town Terms
sl5O per day; SD pc month. Children and nurse,
hsll prlce hr-t table tull price. Steamer Piot Is 81
haNes ashingtou every Saturday mornit,c AZ q a
n +, arrives AZ p. an. Steamer Sue leaVes ever,
rnhaay a. p m arrives Tuesdays = m Addra.r
county, Nd. 80 ens.s o
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ia SURF BATHING.

&kW1 POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL.
Access Per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Mas
ouerade Balls during he season. F0r circul,-s.
rooms, &c, addre-- JAS r MILBURN BRO
Point Lookout. ST Mar 3 Co. Nd. .e2l H.,
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AS ALLFGrp HoRsE THIEF-This

AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF.-Thfs morn
Ing Officer Sullivan arrested q colored man
named Henry Mathews alias John Kelly af
the GYPSY camp, beyond Mount Olfvet
cemetery, attempting 10 sell a valuable
horse for small sum. The horse. IL is
thought, belongs TO n milk man beyond the
Eastern Branch. Mathews is held Tor a
bearing.
PLATE PRINTERS PICNIC, at Schuetzen
Park, Tuesday evening. July 18th.
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eNAAIoRDAN.Ss swssrE SULPHUR

YhAY -. tphtNGS
.'ne aud hslf m j. from stephens "a peplt
Terms Tor MsN, June. Sc ptemher AID tlciober
Tor July and August. - ~ per day, : IS per wei
Aho soV per mouth Children and Servants RAJ.
Pamphlets az kbbjtt House. WV
Ie22- i'm InRnaN
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Germs, Vascular EXcrescences
Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &c, successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, t35 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. TO p m. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press OF business during office hours DR..
dences, except after D. M.
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COOK, In Georgetown, Is selling cheap.
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FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
IPery's Improved C0nedone and Pinple Rem
en-, The Great Skin Medicine, or consult mr.
B. G, Perry, - Bond street. New York. 6,5,1:
THn sIHe.n SEWING NAMIxs sales Of
As'z Wegs s4NV l,ns,wt
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IA ENcHaNGE HOTEL,

AAA EXCHANGE HOTEL.
land railroad, 81 miles from Wsshingt with morn
ing and evening trains each way. Fare for round
trip, SlIS. The hotel l. new, with double pnrchss
the entire length. The rooms well furnished,
and the dining room cool and airy. The country il
a. healthy a. any in the world, aud there are no
musquitoes. Boa ders without children preferred,
jel0-Sm FRANCIS J. CANNON, Proprietor.
AAA SUMMER RESORT AMONG TIM
MOUNTAINS.
UsH HOUSE.
BELLEFONTE, Pa
etereoscopic views Of Local scenery 20 be seen Al
4I4 Pennsylvania avenue, and AZ. north 7tE
street. or descriptive circular aud terms address
mayls Pm W. II. WILLIAMSON q co, Prop'rs
AAA ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA
ia: Saistss !; fnAZIER ProP.ietOr;
oI oUU, opens JUNE 1. Persons should bear in mind
though there are ianumerable "Alum Springs" in
the state, this l. the fountain that gave celebrity 10
Alum water aEi a. Dr. CObel says. None have
been able 10 compete with the ROckbriige Alum
Springs IN it, hold the public conn.,
dence." nav TO- aoa.n
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STOCKTON HOTEL

Ga2l CAPE MAY,N ~.
Opens June Goth lS7s
CHARLES DUFFY.
tOf Confidential Hotel, Philadel phi.g
Jt0 iH prnprfa.oF
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IA FOUNTAIN DALE SPRINGS.

This Summer Resort, situated six miles
from Blue bidge Station. Western MARYLAND Ran
road, i've miles from Emmittsburg, Nd, twelve
miles from Getty sburg, Pa, il unsurpasSsd f,T
health. For particulars address the propri.tor AZ
Fountain Dale, Adams comfy, Pa.
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AAA THk HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va,

The only HOT MISRAL WATERS in the United
states east OF the Mississippi river found al this
RENOWNED "a NfTARICN, and they are universally
esteemed by the medical fraternity as THE GRAF
RENElI AL AGENT IN cases Of rheumatism Cont
Paralysis. Disease Of Liver, and nlany other dis
eases. In addition to it, numerous and uuriVaII.s
baths, ranging IN temperature high a. Ito degrees
are found
IRON, ALUM, MAGSEsIA, AND sULPHCR.
DRINkING WATERS
Inc e1 tensve in prove com pleted since last
season have made the place more comfortable for
lNVALLns and more attractive TO PLEaSURE-sEEK-
Kris For pamphlets ami circulars address
Icl4 I'm J. A AUGTST. Manager
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An Innocent ON his Travels.

An amusing scene was observed the
other afternoon, between u rural con.
vivialist and the boy who dispenses
soda water ut Conner n Walkers drug
store.
Inc young granger was dressed in
the usual pair of red top boots, outside
OF his trowser legs, a broad-brim felt
hat, shirt devo id of u collar, ana had
evidently been visiting places where
something stronger than soda water
was furnished him. Happening to be
passing Conner Il Walkers mt the mo-
ment when a cooling draught was be-
ing served to customer, 1t occurred
to rural that this sparkling fluid might
quench his own internal fires. SO,
staggering in, and holding by the
counter to steady himself, he called
for glass, which he swallowed.
best cider (hic) ever drank gimme
thic) mother"
This was repeated five times In rap
III succession, when rural produced his
pocket-book, and asked:
How much thic) l owe you ?"
FIFTY cents" said the boy.
Best cider (hic) ever drank there's
(hic) your money, but here's thic, a |
dime (hic) looks lonesome. ,No,l,or
glass (hic) cider"
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rome Fable,

/ have due me between fifteen hun
dred aud two thousand dollars lpr sub
soriptlons 10 the Daily and Weekly
HERALD la this aud adjoining oonn'
Ties, These accounts are all SMALL va
yiug from one TO ten dollars anl m
scattered that II IL Impossible Tor nae
% present each individuals bill 10 HIM
A. I am owing money, apd am expect
ed 10 pay IT, earnestly request all
those indebted 10 me 10 call NJ TN
HERALD aud settle at once, Those Il
whom II will be more convenient eau
llquldale their indebtedness in wheat
The wheat may DO loft At lhe Todd
Mills, where the highest cash price
will be allowed for IL, aud a receipt h'
given for the same IN my name
i, W, RWlNpElIS,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

ANY ono doHlrlng u 1no lee chest can pro'
cure II cheap, hy calling on Dave cnallo'
berry. II Ia too large for his uRo IN tho only
cause lor dlepoalng OFT luly 7dif
JuHr received ~ tho Milwaukee lioor Hall
uOO Main street, large quantity NJ the colo
bplod Frankfort lngor lioor, THIS beer h
superior 10 amy IN the United states, II nlgc
has received imported llholn wine GuAHAs
rrEp ruhW,
Tho proprietor has ongngod Prof Lnngut
string baud 10 give concerts NJ hln hail every
evening" iulyldOl
DRAM Tor watches aud lowolry. Al goods
engraved free Of charge,
USQUrsrloNAnlY the host place 10 buy
hnrRnnH Ia boots, shoes, clothing, gents
furnishing goods trunks, vnllsos, umbrellas,
u'cu IN NJ stnniordb, lW Elm street
AAyE money, do 10 snnnrda for shoes,
bo0la and hats,
j. NJ, DRAM Inns In his employ ono of the
hest wnichmnhcrS IN tho state, Rumonibcr
this whom you 10 10 have your watches 70.
paired.
SlLVRnwARE suitable for birthday nnd
bridal presents, also Rome clocks NJ Her.
mann Langoa, 6Ol aoulh side Of Main street
OuR citizens who want Clothing made M
10 order, Underwear, ready made or made u
order, ana In fact, anything In tho line OF
dentlomon's Furnishing Goods, should call
on liollenbcck n McCullom, iO7 Main street
where they WIN mud everything In the nbsvo
line OF goods, of the bost quality und made
up In tho best manner. Remember the
number, i07 Main street, llldtG
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The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion are rapidly extending their sphere
of usefulness and membership. The
Association now numbers about fifty
members, and nave regularly appoint
cd committees to visit the Jail, hosplt-
al, the sick and needy, etc. A new
feature adopted by the Association,
and one thnt cannot fail TO result In
great good, Is the open air series of re-
liglous services recently inaugurated.
Every Sunday evening services are
held at the Texas and Pacific depot,
which are well attended. The Associ-
alton holds regular meetings every
Tuesday evening at the Female Col
lege, on Elm street. The ladies pro-
pose to get up II series of enter aim
ments for the benefit of the Associa-
ton, which THE HERALD trusts may
be u complete success.
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shameful.

The policemen of the city make n
piteous appeal for assistance In the af-
ternoon paper of yesterday. They
claim that they are without provisions
In their houses, and not dime TO buy
anything, and yet the city owes these
men nearly two months salary. 1t is
said that the Collector paid over yes
terday, to the Treasurer eight hundred
dollars, and yet but fifteen dollars
could be paid each policeman. In the
name of decency, justice and human
lily, pay these men what is due them,
even If the higher salaried officials
have to wait u little while for their
money.
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warming | MnrningIi

Many families of culture and refinement
have their all invested In their Homestead,
the loss of which would entail great distress,
II not positive ruin. Only n few days ago
tho residence of Captain licnry Ilanis, OF
this county. together with all the personal
effects of the Jdntiy, Were totally destroyed
by fire. No Insurance Every wife should
insist upon her husband securing relia6le IN.
mdnce without delay, upon his dwelling
ana household treasures Mcssrs. Lcigh &
Cdrhcs represent those old and reliable hlsur-
dncc Companies, who have passed unscathod,
through the fires of more than halfcontury..
ana oiler Inducements on residences, TOR u
term of rom three TO Ave years. Call and
zee them at their office, 500 Main street, Dal-
las Texas, July 7-d3twlt
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l. GOAL b REVITIEB.

Dave Castleberry has IN ice chest
for sale. See notice in another col.
umn.
--Messrs. Clark u Bryan's new block
of buildings, East of the postoilice, is
rapidly approaching completion. The
brick work has been finished
Hamilton 4 Co. have received the
caps for the Lamar Rifles. They are
OF handsome grey cloth, with black
band, and well match the pretty uni
forms.
Deputy Sheriff Bev. Scott left for
Austin last evening, having in charge
two prisoners, arrested on capias is
sued from the Travis District Court.
One was charged with perjury, and
the other with gambling.
The two-story frame and the two
adjoining cottages, on Elm street, OPP
posite Sanger Brothers, are being
RACED, In order to make room for n
two-story brick building, work upon
which will be commenced as soon ms
the debris can he cleared away.
The Texas and Pacific Railways
rates for cattle cars, from Eagle Ford
or Dallas to st. Louis, is one hundred
dollars per car, or as low az the rate IL
rom Denison to st. Louis. This ia a
reduction of fifteen dollars ON the car
which is no doubt duly appreciated bv
the stock men.
The Elm street furniture house of
Mr. Kicks is being trippled In dimcn.
sion, In order to accommodate the
stock necessary to his continually in
creasing business. Mr.. John Dere.
meaux, his efficient assistant, is well
calculated to render his house popular
with all who are influenced by pleas
ant words and engaging business man.
ners.
Notwithstanding there have been |
heavy rains all around us, no rain has
fallen In the city. Richardson, Ian
caster, Eagle Ford, and all points to
the East, West, North and South of
Dallas, have been visited with refresh
Ing rains. The clouds yesterday after
noon indicated shower, but they
rolled around to the Southwest, and
left us In the df,s |,
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To the Pioneers OF DaIIn, County

Ladies', Gentlemen and Old Friends:
In pursuance OF u communication In
The DALLAS HERALD of May -, 1875
followed by u meeting of u portion OF
the surviving pioneers of Dallas Couu-
W, held ON the 3D. day of June, we
We're appointed u committee TO fix the
time and place of meeting of all the
surviving pioneers of the County, male
and female, for the purpose of forming
ourselves into u Pioneer Association,
IN order that we may meet once ayear
IN social reunion, and annually re-
Vlve IN our hearts the tender feelings
of "auld lang syne,"
We, therefore, request that all of the
citizens of Dallas County, now living,
who were residents of the County on
the 18th day of July, 1916, both ladies
and gentlemen, shall meet in the
Court House in Dallas, at Il o'clock. n.
M, Tuesday, July 18th (the anniver-
sary of the first election for the organ
ization of the County,, for the purpose
of organizing said Pioneer Association.
1t is generally understood that pro-
vlssoh will be made for the member
ship of other old settlers who came to
the county at n later day, and for hon
orary membership to our old Dallas
county neighbors who now live else
where in the State. Also, to distin-
guished old pioneers who settled else
where.
We invite a general turnout of all,
regardless of present age, who lived in
Daiias county on the 18th of July,
John z. Mccoy, Chairman; John w.
smith, William ii. Hord, A. NJ. Coch-
ran, Martin V. Cole, Mrs. John NJ.
laws, born Fanny Smith; Mrs. Nancy
Cochran, born Nancy Jenkins; Mrs.
Albert G. Collins Mrs. ID. II. Cameron,
Mrs. Elizabeth Duigen, born Elizabeth
Thomas; Mrs. Nat. NJ. Burford, horn
Mary A. Knight; Mrs. J. c. Reed, born
Emiline Horton.