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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19
a Brilliant Ball.

a correspondent writes the fol
lowing Of ball given by Count
Luckncw at his palace in the vicini-
ty of Dresden "Mothing of its
kind has been heard of since the
days of Augustus the Strong, Of
SaNony. Tho atfnir has created
quite Il sensation in the fashionable
world. From $50 to 200 persons
were present. AS the Count is an
unmarried man, her ESccllrncy Frau
Won Fabrico did the honors by
receiving the guests. The road
leading to the Schloss was brilliant
ly illuminated with large .bonliros Of
pine wood, and the gorgeous interior
arrangements were such, that from
the moment You entered the portal
you were transported into ,tEc realms
OF fairy~land. The floral dccora~
tions of the halls, rooms and stair
cases were superb. No end to ser
wants in the Counts full livery.
The large suite Of rooms and the
handsome ball room were dazzingly
illuminated Two sumptuous sup.
pcrs were served up at 10 O'Clock
and at $50 O'Clock. Both were
announced by heralds playing the
"Ai,la" march.
The tables, dcrkcd with hand
some goll and silver family plate.
\ military band of sixty pieces per~
formed Il selection of the most rap
turo1s music. At II O'Clock the
hcralds announcDd the cotillon-
the great attraction of the evening"
which WAS unique in its kind. A
blast CT trumrets announced each
new figure, which were SO numerous
that l. can only mention the princi~
pal ones. A large hen, sittin,; on a
bas kct full of golden and silver eggs,
each containing Il present for the
dancers A. heavy snowfall one
foot deep, lasting half an hour, and
completed Y covering the ladies and
gentlemen (this snow was contained
in 5000 small bags Of Paper, which
took two weeks to cut up.) Again
blast Of trumpcts, when the cell.
ing opens and an electrical sun
shoots its rays i'll the ..ccn'rs of ,he
room, displaying tho coat of arms
of Saxony and the Counts mono.
gram in many pretty collors of the
surface OF the SNOW. &udden da.k
ness-rcappcar;,ncc Of the sun, casts
ing its rays at one end Of the room
on q tablc't" rtraht, il the middle
of which is a magic fountain of many
colors-Halospintcchromokrcnc. as
it is called here. The dancing con
tinucs, when the ceiling opens and
large shell dcsccnus filled with
presents, such as fans, bracelets,
to"lopai@res, laccs, and little nick
hacks OF tv1ry dcscrirt o.. Aptu! G
each lady receives an apron, and
}2 tch gentleman II basket to tic on
his back. A bIast Of trumpcts,
when 10 !! and behold ! there is a
shower Of tho most costly flowers
for fully ten minutes. SO ended
this princely entertainment, toward
four o'clock in the morning. Many
of the gentlemen remained to par
take Of a rechcych" breakfast, and
then to drive with the Count in his
tour'inshand to the city. Tt is said
this ball cost him $4,000 marks,
(37,5000 fry, (E1,5OO), (S5, 5,50O),
which is very likely"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19
SHAVING SALOON.

TNHE undersigned takes this method Of
u Informing the public That ho has
opened q Shaving apd Hair. cutting
Saloon in tho room two doors west of the
post. Office, where he will take pleasure in
serving al those who may, favor him
@lth call. Everything in his line done
in the latest and moat fashionable atvln.
jan lS-a HN6lkY TC..X
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19

Allen Hannah was married in
New York to Miss Hannah Allen.
Miss Hannah Allon is now Mrs.
Hannah Hannah, and that's what's
tho matter with Hannah.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19

Considerable anxiety is felt for
the safety of tho steamer "City of
Brussels" which left New York
twenty days since, with q party of
pilgrims to Italy. No tidings have
been received Of her since she left.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor

Tho scallawag Cummings should
be at once turned out Of the Uni
vorsity, and mado to earn his bread
somewhere else. Hc HIS been q
pensioncr on tho State long enough.
Some follow has taken tho trouble
to writo all the way from Washing~
ton to the Chronicle 'anU Constitu-
tionalist, to say that Ben Hill stands
q splendid chance Of being tho next
president. Ben is a fine fellow and
all that, but he will hardly be prosi
don't. But that Washington follow
will doubtless bono him for a loan
'of ten dollars next winter.
Z" The law professorship of the Uni
vorsity is now vacant. We suggest
tho namo of Chancellor Carroll, Of
'Columbia, as a suitable person for
the position. 4 lawyer 'of unusual
ability, man Of the highest char.
actor and q gentleman Of culture,
he would fill the profcsscrship with
credit alike toAEhimsclf and to the
University.
A dispatch from Baltimore says {:
"'Tho Reformed Episcopal church
has resolved to elect q bishop fo1'
Great Britain" This church is the
ono founded several years since by
the lato Bishop Cummins. The
church of England will hold up it's
hands in holy horror at this pre-
sumption, just as pious Catholics
wcro shocked at tho establishment
of the English church in tho eternal
scity Of Rome.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19

Ono of the last utterances of. Par.
son Brownlow was q declaration in
favor of Hampton for President in
preference to any Northern Demo.
crat. -. "A
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19

relative colored majority. Beaufort
and Georgetown alone leading her.
We append the voto of several
counties, and the ratio of the color-
cd to the white vote:
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
WEDNESDAY, May 16.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Swuils, from tho committee
on privileges and elections. to whom
WAS reforred tho contested case Of
Lipscomb Us. Corwin, submitted a
report Of tho action of tho commit
tee relative to tho taking Of cvi-
dence, withShc request that, as tho
parties to the contest have mutually
agreed to have said evidence takon
before rbfcrcc, to be named by
themselves, and tho committee
granted the request, the action
thus taken by the committee be ap>
proved by the Senate. Agreed to.
Several bills were reported back
by committees and laid over for
future consideration.
Report Qavorablc) of the COM
mittco on education on joint resolu-
ton to provide for II reorganization
of the University of Gouth Carolina
and Of the State Normal School, was
amended and ordered to q third
reading.
The report Qavorablo) Of commit
tee on education on bill to amend an
act Incorporating tho University of
South Carolina, and to establish the
Normal University Of South Caro-
lima, was postponed to tho next
regular session.
A bill to amend an act entitled
k \ I, of.f fr n,,,,,1 %,> I
for the redemption Of forfeited
land upon certain conditions thercin
mentioned" was passed and sent to
the House.
Bill (Houso) to amcpd tho charter
Of Gaffnoy City, in Spartanbprg
county, twas ordered to third
reading.
a bill to declare and punish fraud
IN the sale Of produce was ordered
to Il third reading.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Muller introduced resolution
that the House hereafter hold night
sessions, commencing at S o'clock
Adopted.
Mr.. Or introduced n resolution
tbnt the two Houses meet on Friday
ut l 0 clock to elect an associate
justice.
MIR. Gary said tho resolution was
,ather premature, as Judge Willard
had not yet vacated the scat Of as
sociatc Justice.
Mr.. r. r. Tcmphill7-It is not vet
suro that he will. l would not ac-
cept the Office of chief justice under
the circumstances.
Thc resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Reed introduced resolution
that the General Assembly adjourn
sine die on May ~.
Mr.. Blue submitted petition of
citizens Of Marion county for a
special tax to employ detectives.
Mr.. Austin introduced q rcsolu-
ton that all standing committees be
instructed to report on all bills and
joint resolutions in tho order in
which they arc referred. Adopted
Mcssrs. FL. A, Gaillar,i and r. S.
Bricc, members newly selected from
Fairfield, appeared and were sworn
in.
Several committees made reports,
which were laid oyer under tho
rules.
Tho appropriation bill was then
taken up. The pending motion was
to strike out section S, providing
$3oO,0G0 to pay interest on consoli
dated bonds and stocks, and a sub
shtutc for this section, proposing
$1,000 for deficiencies which may
arise daring tho fiscal year COM
mcncinG November 1, 1876.
Pending the discussion ST tho
matter .thc House adjourned.
THURSDAY, May IT,
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THURSDAY, May II.
SENATE.

Several committees made reports,
which were laid over for 'Tuturo
action.
Several bills were introduced,
read by title and properly referred.
Inc Senate thch proceeded in q
body to the hall of the Houso, for
the purpose OF clccting trustees Of
the State University. After the
election the Senate adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-05-19

.l.tU
Charleston, 7,39S. 1867. 2.39
Sumter, l,S2I. i 3i2. 2.:%
EA1EFIELD, 1,l5l. 1870. 2.32
Richand, 2,lG2. 5,O36. 2.32
An accurate roster Of Richlanl
county, taken last October, showed
that the Radicsl majority was not
much more than half that given in
the census. The census Of Fairfield
was found to be approximately cor
rect.
Again, it can be proven that The
reduction of the Radical majority
from 120 per cent. of the white vote
in 1870, to less than fifty per cent.
in 1876, was a victory equal to that
achieved by tho Democrats Of any
other portion Of the State, not oven
excepting Edgofcld. If we rcmom-
Der Alright, the census taken by
General Gary for Elgctield showed
q white voting population of 1900,
while Governor Hampton received
G,O0O votes, gain Of nearly fifty
per cent over the white vote.
In Fairfield, the census of 1875
showed 1. .450 white voters. Cover
nor Hampton received 2,159 votes,
or about fifty per cent. over the
white votes of the county. In other
words, the handful Of Democrats in
Fairfield county, by discipline, by
devotion to duty and by influencing
the colorcd vote, made Il gain equal
to that which caused tho whole
State to ring with plandits for the
gallant fight made by Edgotold.
In the latter county, the blacks
were to tho whites rs five to four ;
in Fairfield rs two and third to
one! Had the whites borne the
same proportion to tho blacks in
Fairfield, as in Edgcticld, the gain
made here would have elected the
whole Democratic ticket by Il
rousing majority. But the odds
were tos, great, and the only thing
possible was to reduoo the majority.
The work, too, was peaceful, not II
disturbance occurring in tho county
during the campaign.
In making this comparison, we do
not purpose to disperagc tho mag
niticcnt services rendered by our
brother Democrats in other local.
Ties. Our sole object is to show
that Fairfield was no laggard in the
great November battle, md that she
was not Democratic, only because
to be Democratic, in the face Of such
tremendous odds, and within q few
hours distance from The head centre
OF Radlcalism, was an impossibility.
The election Of the 14th Of May
only shows that tho Radical party,
onco defeated, falls, like Ln1cifer,
never to rise again. Tie fight that
Fairfield has made can be well held
up to Charleston as an example,
With q colorcd majority proper
tionally greater by only a small
fraction, and with an abundance of
wealth, brains and determination,
possessing tho additional advantage
OF being massod in large city,
Charleston can well emulate hor
sister counties lin ropudiating, as
they havo done, tho Radical crew
nowin power. And wo predict that
if tho Mackoy Mob, be unscatcd, tho
City by tho Sea will send to ,Colum,.
bi" a full Democratic delegation to
consult with tho representatives of
tho other sections, rs to the welfare
Of our common State
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

Several now bills were introduced
read by title, and properly referred.
The committee on ways and
means reported on the message of
tho Governor as to salaries of pro
fessors in the.University, and recon-
mendcd that no appropriation be
made this session.
Mr.. Allen, from the committee on
Legislative library, reported and
called attention TO tho fact tho robes
and archives Of tho State had been
packed up and deposited in tho
basement of tho University library ;
that they had been opened by H. L..
Hayne, and tho records loft scat
tcrod over tho floor, and recon-
mcndod that the clerk of the House
be instructed to collect and classify
them, and cause tho manuscript
journals to be bound. Tho report
was agreed to.
ON motion of Mr.. Sheppard, tho
vote on the bill to reduce and fix tho
salaries Of certain officers was re-
considered, and the bill and report
postponed till next session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

See the new announcement OF the
above great house which appears in
this mornings HERALD. While we
Hre speaking of the Sanger Bros, it
may perhaps be well enough to note
the vast improvements they are max.
ing in their house, on the Main street
front, They are having u cellar dug
reaching back to near the center, and
are taking out the partition walls be.
tween, thus uniting the two rooms,
their old carpet warero0ms and the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. A, A.
Pearson. When this work is COM
plcted they will put in an elevator,
and goods in this department will be
handled with great dispatch. We are
told all the improvements are to be
made with the usual well.known taste
aud liberality OF the Sanger Bros, and
of course they will be perfect. Com
mend us TO such enterprise, all the
time,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

The mayor and city council of Dallas
most unquestionably deserve the
praise of the citizens for the good order
maintained no less than the wise
economy observed in public eXpendi-
lures. There IL no city in Texas to.
day, of equal population, where there
Is less sickness, and Notwithstanding,
we have had to defer our pet scheme
of perfect drainage for awhile, yet the
city il AS clean rs can reasonably be
expected; That it is not dangerously
dirty, the good health prevailing su lli-
GENTLY attests. II is a good sign when
our councilmen so on steadily in the
course of right, unheeding the clamors
of dissatisfied people, who complain
not of any real grievance, but simply
because they dislike this or that coun-
Gilman, or this or that measure. We
congratulate Dallas upon the favorable
outlook for good business season,
Notwithstanding the recent strike and
the brief interruption made gloomy
prospect for few days last week.
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nnIlna McnicaIInsliintc.

North Texas has long been in need
Of such an enterprise, The buildings
of the institute have been erected at
great expense, and are provided with
Nil the comforts OF well arranged III.
iirmaries in large cities. The surgeons
in charge are men Of experience in the
management of such institutions and
have made reputation in this section
and elsewhere, for great medical and
surgical skill. A prominent feature,
and one deserving the support and
thanks OF our citizens, is the out pa
tient department. This will greatly
benefit the city by relieving it of great
expense in providing for the poor sick,
who, for u small sum, can obtain eff
licient treatment. The visiting board.
virtually have control and direc-
ton of the institution in Its eleenIoson-
airy aspects. Our country exchanges
will do the cause of benevoence a
good turn by making anote of the
foregoing,
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We take pleasure in commanding
this deservedly popular house, corner
Candy street and Houston avenue.
lts situation Is supcrb-such high
grounds with u splendid southern eX.
posture, and being built with reference
to thorough ventilation, it offers the
coolest resting place in the ethyl where
refreshing breezes never cease. Thus
it IL, during the heated term, the most
delightful stopping place in Denison.
Its tables leaves nothing to be desired.
1t is unsurpassed in the elegance and
comforts of it's furniture, and all its
rooms are large aud well arranged.
Terms, two dollars per day. Baggage
carried free of charge.
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Personal.

We had brief visit from Prof. w.
ID. Cabell, OF Norwood high school and
college, OF Virginia, yesterday. Prof.
@. Is a cousin Of General w. l.. Cabell,
mayor OF this city, whose guest he is
also.
Colonel Baskerville and General A.
7. Hanchett left last night for the east.
They have secured the right OF several
eastern states for the Davenport pat.
ent, which preserves meats, vegeta-
bles, etc.
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The other day, we stepped into the
establishment OF Mr.. Caldwell, on Elm
street and were astOnished at the large
stock of liquors lie kept on hand, and
to find the polite chief and HIS courte.
ous assistants busy with All unusually
large trade for the season. Mr.. G. de-
serves the splendid success he has
achieved.
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Cathedral Grammar school.

A grammar school for boys will be
opened in the schoolroom in the rear
of st, Matthew's cathedral about tho
middle OF September The course Of
instruction will be thorough. The
teacher will be announced by Bishop
Garrett, aud hts name as well IA the
terms of the school announced very
soon to the public.
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+. Fendrich a Bros. are one Of the
oldest tobacco firms in the United
States, and by fair dealings they have
built up an immense trade. Having
been In business nearly thirty years,
they have never failed or suspended
during that time, and still prospecting.
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Odd feIIoms, Attention I!

TO the members of Dallas, Trinity
and Schillerbund lodges, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, you are re.
quested to meet at the lodge-room
this morning, July 9th, at o'clock,
to take part in the funeral ceremonies
Of Brother Daniels, from a neighbour
ing lodge. Interment to take place at
the Trinity cemetery. Visiting BROTH
ers are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLES KAHN, N.G.,
Dallas LOd &c, No ~.
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Sheriff Henderson, Of Tarrant coun-
ty, who was in town yesterday, recog.
nized an escaped convict. He arrested
him, and had him locked up. He was
sent from Wise comfy, sometime
ago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

Drs. Graham and Leake have re'
moved their Office 10 the Dallas Medi'
cal Institute, IN which they have nc
ocpted important positions rendered
by tho board Of directors, See theiI
eard In another column,
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+. Feudrich's is the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to.
bacco. If
-B. Meyer will take any kind of
yaluables in pawn,--tf
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IIosaVL a Homes.

The entorpriBing firm Of Hosack n
Jones, real estate agents, have pre-
pared aud had autographed, maps Of
Dallas, Denton and ELLIS counties, and
are Of superior execution to any we
have seen. They are selling them at
one dollar each.
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our thanks are due Messrs. Hosack
~ Jones for one of their splendid lith-
ographic maps of Dallas county, Civ
ing tho original survey OF every tract
of land In the county, The work IL
very complete, and reflects the highest
credit upon the firm.
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Naeauie.

All members of Tannehill and Dallas
lodges, and visiting brother Free
and Accepted nasons, are requested
to meet Mt the lodge room, this mornN
ing at S o'clock, to attend the burial
Of our deceased brother. Daniels.
r. AUSTIN, w. NJ.
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Captain j, j, Eakin placed peaoh
on our table yesterday, Of the Chinese
cling variety, which measures eleven
aud oneahalf Inches round aud weighs
ten and one halt ounces, and atill they
say mutt wont grow In Texas,
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, jenkins q BoaIs, size 44XoO,
will be for rent after the LIST Of OctoN
Der, 1877. Apply to
iunl7dlm HURT Il SMITH,
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Il. Fendrich's is the only house that
sells the Gravely chewing tobacco. If
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
at The HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. til.
--B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
ut very low figures. III.
Il. Fendrich's is the only house
where you will find large assortment
of meerschaum and brier wood pipes,
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+. Fendrich's il the only house
that sells the Hue cured smoking to-.
bacGo. n
B. Meyer will have an auction of
unrcdeemed pledges on the first of
August,-tf.
-- In consequence of renovating our
store, We have removed our stock OF
carpets, and everything appertaining
to that department, to GIL Main street,
building formerly occupied by H. L,
Bell. SANGER EROS.
jV22 lW
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0uarferIy Meeting.

Services in the Tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal church. DIR. VIM. Brush,
breaches morning and evening. Love
feast ut half past nine o'clock.
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f. Fendrich's is the only house
that sells Hollands fine brands of Vir.
ginia chewing tobacco. Il
Two car loads of buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's.-tf.
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than 1T. Louis prices.-tf.
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IF. Fendrich sells cheaper than any
other house in the United States. II
non'i Forget IT,

The most accomplished tonsoriallst
in the city, IL Leo Cohn, under the
opera.house, 500 Main street, and be
sides, he has the neatest room and
most luxurious surroundings in the
state. GO there and shave. --julyS.lm.
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f. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all of the finest brands of
Virginia chewing tobacco. u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
University of Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Medical Department.
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
A. IL CENAS NJ. D., Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics
T. q, RICHARDSON, Nj. D., Professor OF Sur
sANuEL NJ. REMls, NJ, D., Professor OF
STANFORD Il. CHAILLE, NJ. d, Professor
JosEPH' JONES, Nj. D., Professor OF Chem.
istry.
SAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor OF
Anatomy.
ERNEST +. LEWIS, NJ, D., Professor of OBJ
stetricS
JOHN b ELLIOTT, NJ, D., Professor of Ma.
terra Medca,
ALBERT Il. MILES, NJ, D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Forty. Fourth Annual Course OF
Instruction
In this Department will commence on Mon.
day 18th OF NONEM BIER, lS77, and termin-
atluaie on the second Saturday OF March,
1875. Preliminary Lectures on Clinical Med
iclne and Surgery will he delivered I'm the
amphitheatre of the great Charity Hospital,
beginning ON the 10th of October, without
any charge. The anatomical roouis will be
opened ut the same time. The momberS of
the Faculty are visiting physicians and sur
geOns u the Charity Hospital, and give in.
structions daily ut the bedsi OF the sick.
FEES AS the practical advantages afforded
In New Orleans for II thorough acquaintance
with all the branches OF medicine are quite
as great ms, If not sup riOr to those offered
by the schools OF New York and Philadcl-
phia, the same fees are demanded. FOrall
the Lectures, $40; Naturalization, -; Pfactl-
cal Anatomy, $40; Circulation, $50. Payment
required In advance.
For circular and catalogue, address
4. &. RICHARDSON, NJ. d., Dean.
iyld-eOd.wlm
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Dentistry.

A. J. Council, dentist, No. 62l Elm
street. Laughing gas administered for
the painless extraction of teeth. juGlm