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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-25
BILLY ARLINGTON.
Great Ovation a. Denison The First Appearance
OF this Great Humorist in Texas-Eycry
Seat in tie Hall Taken and MANY
Forced to Stand.
Denison Daily News.

Dunn's hall was crowded last night to its
utmost capacity to hear the inimitable and
removed comic artist assisted by the talented
Miss May Thorn. Billy opened tie ball
with humorous lecture upon the problem
OF lie. Ills definition of the different prob
lens that alllict humanity was worth a car
load Of wizard oil. The browning problem
is "hash." Miss Thorn in recitation en-
Titled Love" displayed her fine ability as n.
finished elocutionist Her action is graceful
and her presence on the stage is suggestive of
the refinement of her manner. Mr.. Airing
ton sung number of comic songs with
banjo accompaniment in his old masterly
style that filled his Washington street Opera
house in Chicago every night for wear and
made his fame worldwide. HIS lecture on
the "Thc Suppression of the Newspapers and
the Railroads." was chuck full Of genuine
humor, and his personation of the different
styles of oratory was funny enough to make
graveyard smile.
slow to Save Money" was practical and
shrewd Yankee specimen of 'humor and
SCUM sense, that If lived up TO would nut
many man on the highway to prosperity.
During the performance a petition was
presented to Mr.. Arlington from number
= NisN.SAi9 W SNO HlIOlUtT 6lLcTIRlU-
nent on Monday evening which he kindly
promised to grant, of which those who were
present. as well as those who missed this rare
.reat, should avail themselves. Miss Thorn
'eeited the difficult piece entitled "There is
God After ALL" in an affecting and credit
'ble manner. Her rem 1ition of 'The Drunk
lrds Daughter" was equal to Mrs. Scott
'iddons. But the greatest comic treat was
Arlington's speech on "Female Suffrage"
lis makeup was immense and his ringlets
we're as natural as his feminine voice.
lie received four or five encores and
esponded with new song every time. His
tmor is simply Undesirable and man
pho cannot enjoy an evening with Arlington
llust be as hollow-hearted as shotgun or
lammoth cave. We are glad to announce
nat our citizens will have another opportu-
ity to enjoy m entertainment of SO much
irrit. Billy will be on hand Monday
gening, at Dunn hail, with new pro-
ramme. and twice as natural as he was
st night
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SAND LOT AGITATORS.

san Francisco, Feb. 24.--At the sand-lots
yesterday, Cannon, leader of the unemploy-
ed workmen, intimated that they would finish
their rounds among the employers of the
Chinese this week, after which there would
be less noise made, but moremeelings
would be secret and dangerous 70
those W no had refused to comply with their
demands. The Board of Supervisors, Chief
Of Police and a number of prominent ci,i-
zens had o private consultation Yesterday.
which it is believed to have had
reference to the threat made bv Kearney
Sunday to erect a gallows on the Sand Lots
Tins week. Among the bu.iness classes there
gre expressions heard in favor Of reyiyinc
the Committee of Safety.
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Jackson, Miss, Feb. PA special
states that the select committee of the Senate
to consider and report upon the report of the
commissioners appointed by the Governor to
ascertain whether the Mobile & Ohio railway
j. subject to taxation under its charter. and
70 consider any proposition from said railway
Tor compromise of the differences between
1t and the State, has submitted the majority
and minority reports, the former in favor Of
accepting the offer of the company to COM
promise with the State by payment to the
state of $4,000 in fifteen annual install
lnents. The amount due with interest now
aggregates more than S525,00O.
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LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS BLUNDEE.

4 New Orleans, Feb. 24-The Republican
members OF the State Legislature having been
arraigned before the bar of the House for
contempt in signing and forwarding to the
Senate of the United States memorial favor
ing Senator Kellogg and reciting an intima-
ton Of fraud, ETC., on the part Of the DEM
ocrats who, generally purged themselves of
contempt by saying they signed the paper
without reading it. The announcement pro-
duced CONSERVATION among the Republ can
members, who feared expulsion. 1t is now
demanded that the offensive memorial be
formally requested from the United States
Senate.
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MEXICAN MATTERS.

New York, Feb. 2l.-City of Mexico adj
wees OF the 18th inst, say 1t being the sea-
son of Lent when General Grant will arrive
1T will not be as gay as otherwise. All the
upper classes being catholics, they will not
SO freely participate in the gaities. Some of
the important festivities will be deferred IN
til after Lent. Agreqt national ball at Che
pultepec, which was to have been given Feb
ruary 10th, has been postponed until Easter
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FROM HEMPsTEAD.
s eciAI 10 the Harnld.

5 eriAI TO the Horad
Hampstead, Feb. 2I-lryin Holmes, n
negro boy who Is about fourteen years old.
VINO Is supposed TO be m important witness
in tho Finklod murder, which was committed
in this place September 97tl 1878, and who
mas since that time been non ct, was to-day
delivered to Captain 4. s. Mcnade, sheriff Of
thls county, on an attachment sent to Tie
HherIli Of Galveston county. The parties
indicted for this murder are X. w. Crawford
and H. W. Young, The former has never
oecn arrested since the bill was found. having
made his escape from the guard during his
trial efore Il. Il. Hannav, then
D. :, and the latter was only indicted at the
las, term olour District court, and is now
under $4,000 bond "
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M. D'LESsEPs IN NEW YORK,

New York, Feb. PAN. DeLesseps and
lamily arrived here to-day in the steam
snip Colon, from Panama. He will 90 in a
few days to Washington, and thence to San
Francisco. A special meeting of the society
OF American engineers will be held at the
Union League house, Thursday evening. at
which M. DeLesseps and the engineers ao-
companying him, will take part in the discus
sion OF the inter-oceanic canal project.
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FROM BAN ANTONIO,

special Dispatch TO the Herald,
san Antonio, Feb 2i.--Tho action OF
Governor Roberts in committing tho death
sentence of John LonOhOm, tho murderer Of
Georgia Drake, August, 1868, Is very Q.
veroly criticised by the daily papers; for the
same petition that saved tho Villains necl,
rom the hangman's halter may turn him
loose again upon society," TO wreak the dire
N,sengonnnce ho has so openly boosted that
II he could have fair show nj one
or two others he would he
content TO hang The murder was truly
eowardly md was dastardy planned and OK.
eculed with llendsh delight. Ii was done
even when the poor and beautiful but errinp
woman cried out "John, don't kin me-
please, SIR llo denied 10 her the wniling
appeal of n sinful woman standing on tbe
very brink of eternity without hope, and vet
tho Governor has pardoned him.
Tho remains of Mrs. Nina Rankin, wife of
John a. Rankin, who died hero Inst Sntur.
were shipped on the cars to-day 10 Olathe,
Kansas. '''"''
"A Brockott special says that Mr.. Ashton. n
'heep owner, was shot twice by his horder
IG9Hr onn filipe, llo WIS taken TO the hitter
olace Tor medical treatment, and lies in n very
'flticaI condition. The herder left for parts
'hNhoWh, with two stolen horses.
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Monday This hall will be the most notod
occasion OF the kind on tho American conlI'
nent There will be- great many public
demonstrations, military reviews, vlsits "a
noted places excursions 10 mountain eos.
efadei, Aztec ruins and prehistoric TomuIns
General Grant and party, II onn be trllysuld,
VIII revel IN the halls Of tho Monlcgumas.
The apartments In the Mineral palace
appropriated rs u residence Of tho dlitln.
glllsned guests, ,aro oommodlous, with spa
oiols rooms halls and corridors, and are
anccs Of luxury. ''F"'
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
COLLECTION OF GABLE oLIoK,uos
A'To''o''A Immediate Dissolution Of tho Rugll.h
F''llaR'nt-A Suicide tho Result Of tho
h'PI0.loH IN tho Winter Palace
Miscellaneous Matters,

London Feb al'-Tho Standard slatos
'nn' Fun'or' were freely circulated last NIGHT
on both sdos oftho lobby that tho immodI.,s
dissolution of Parliament IA contaminated
Tho Standard adds that these reporls ara At
present premature, but that II the buslnoss %
'no House continues to be 80 syslomatIoa,lv
obslTuetod tho government win havn ~
olher alternative than to dissolve parlomont
~ an early day. Homo Rulers meet today
10 consider Sir Stafford Norhco,lo's mo,I"n
to check obstruction.
Committed SUICIDE.
;, A 81. Petersburg dispatch announce. ,h.,
Baron Won Sohell, Pryy Counsellor co,owi,
Tod suicide, his mind being affected by mo
explosion At Winter palace. General I've.
poli mas been appointed military goyornor
VI thc winter palace, vlce.Goncral Detsnll
VINO became paral2od.
SOCIALISTS,
a Berlin dispatch reports that Herr IIasOn..
eloVors motion for suspension of the pro.
vveu'ngs against Tho two Socialist IDENTITIES
was carried by u large majority, Will Il In
Center. Wv N'V''0"'
ihE FRINGE IMPERIAL DENIED A MONUMENT.
Dean Stanley to-day received deputation
VI VltNcnswho presented an address with
lhlrly,two hundred signatures, protesting
against inc proposed orection.in Weslministep
hDDCy oil monument TO the memory of tho
late Prince Imperial, Dean Stanley. how.
ever, referred TO his paeyiow decision. md.
sud II he should yield in this instance, thS
loor would be open foy complaints from
every party which disapprovcd Of honors
conferred upon persons with whom Il was
,ot in sympathy. Relative to tho supposed
ceiling in America with regard to the pro.
posed monument--tho Dean said if The
J,reans Princes had ialon in war for tho
Jnion, their graves would doubtc have
,eon heapcd with all honors tho United
states could bestow.
FLOODS IN SPAIN.
Madrid, Fob. 2l.--Intcllicence has boen.
ecelved from Tripol that 1900 houses woro
destroyed there by floods.
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FIRE.

New Orleans, Feb. PA Bastrop special
to the Times says an iucendiary FIRE destroy
ed nine frame buildings including Northwor-
thy's hal and Whites building. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
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NOT GUILTY.

New Oaeans, Feb. 24.-The jury in the
case of Major George w. Carey, charged
with forgery, last night brought in verdict
ofnot guilty.
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ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.

Montgomery, Ala, Feb. 24.-The DEM
ocratic committee me. to-day aud called a
State convention 10 NEE. on the 22nd If
June.
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THE ALcALpr's AsrlRAr,oN

me me Daily Statesman in itslcading editorial
OF ms morning asks the significant question,
And why should not The Old Alcaldo aspire
10 inc United States Senate rs well as any
other mani" This seems 10 be the proposed
Of the Roberts boom.
a man by the name Of Smith is on triol
N the Distr court for robbng the mail at
Burnet some time last fall.
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a1aaaas4sas
YSIOIAN ,

physician AND SuRGEON-DR MOD
I TON, Office, in first national bank bnIlS-
Ing r1g Residence, Corner saniacinto and
wv "I'ep"S' nov27 dtf
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Tho Attomcy-General's office disoloses
~ Disposed of since Nov, nbor 80,
lete, rs follows; Convictions, 1928 ao-
gHlttSS, l,i27 disposed Of without trial,
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PROM AUSTIN.
Special DIspatch to the Herald.

PAYING DEFICIENCY WARRANTS
Austin, Feb. 2i.--Treasurer Lubbock com.
monces tomorrow the payment on presonta-
uon OF deficiency warrants from No. 56O60
to OS'O27 inclusive, amounting to over
Soo,Ooo leaving about 100000 unpaid. In
terest ceases March LIST.
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WASHINGTON.
NUGGETS OF NATIONAL NEWS.
r'''lon for Reduction Of Duty on Pap@-Pe
uuon to Open tor settlement the Ipdlan
TerlioTyTMr Ro'gan Rshup Certain
Charges Of tho New York spp,

Washington, Feb 4 The subcommittee
OF Tho House on Elections made u report IA
Tue null committee to-day upon the contested
election ease of bradley vs., Slemmors, from
Arkansas Tho report Is In favor of Stem.
mons, The sitting member.
GALL Oh TIIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
The National Democratic Executive co,,-
nllttee to-day Issued the following call "The
NAtohhl Democratic committee having moi
" the city of Washington on the 98rd day of
grSepIuery, leso has appointed Tuesday The
l-nu my OF June next MS the time and
ms CHOSEN the city of Cincinnati MS the plncc
OF holding the National Democratic conyen.
Won Each State Is entitled 10 representa-.
Won therein equal TO double the number Of
us Senators and Representatives In the UniteI
states Congress, All Democrats, Conseryotivcs
ana other citizens Of the United States. ira.
respective Of past political associations ar
ulnorehees who can unite with Ms In tho
ehofl 10 secure an economical and consiiu-
tlonal government, ARE cordially inyiloJ n
ltln IN sending delegates to the convention
~ me last National Democratic conyontion
held III the city Of st. Louis, In 1876. tLe al I
lowing, r solutions was adopted. " "
Resolved, That Suites be requested to IN.
'lruct their delegates to the National Demo.
,roiic convention to be held in 1850 whctber
be desirablc to continue the two.thjrds
'ule longer in force the National convention
md that tho National convention insert snch
cquest in its call for the next convention
-, WILLIAM II. BARNuM,
w y, nElNoE, Chairman.
Secretary Natl Dem. Committee.
The committee then adjourned to meet y,
no Grand hotel, Cincinnati, on THURSDAY
unc 18th. '''u",'
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES,

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NOTICES,
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oIlNE Advertisements NAV he handed
NV. our hnhlnehs OlllGa M 10 d. M .
Hnu mo lhe composing room M 10 u, NJ,
NOTICE - You want your nlrn lure,
~ pianos, ollce Mixtures, baggage, trunls
M, moved packed and shipped or linpscked
Y hlenter orlele left ~ jones 4 Murnhyis
40, or Col Welhom, GlG Main street, wIIf bb
promptly attended 10, " convenient ono ar
SgHsiai ln{s previous Rates from eScls up.
npiN' V'' lphu' decl6dlmO
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~ night, Finder will leave nj ihia oftics
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EotND-A post-ofiice key, Owner con nav
a., hnln9 ny applying 10 ihis oinc CO Hud having
Ion tll'ady'nlsoment. '"''"s
HOUND 90 A note In lnyor n Alcorn
ti.on,nnlih uef can get by paying for This adyci-
| ENouND-2 aTtlht's erasors. Owner can 0c,
~, NY nnply lng TO this once aud paying FOR
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NAsVNO WANIHs
WANTED - 10 sell good sccond. ba,,J
onr, 81 blnna w. or, WIZ unde for phuton, I'm, !
-, /, y, Wv NV, leh2bdit
w ANIED-ltooma or store sultnbo for
w dloss'lnNklng, on Elm or Main sIreni
between Lamar aud Sycamore Addr ssE a.
Herald office, ''''' 10 ~"
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w leNas, three white table wnltcrs w,
w AhNrEll-A female cook Apply M Goa
w hoss avenue, corner Pearl street.
WANTED one Transitmnn. ono Laval
w man, nnd one nrauphtsnlan 10 90 IA wnyL
az az pnce on the Dallas, Ceburne Il Rio Grnnde
, H., also, wanted, to purchase one Sci cf
Hnslntcrs Instruments, complete,
.a-ll A DAVIS, President.
w Ant DrGood laundrcsses. Apply to
apply. '''0n"'S neou
WANIEp-A Soman to cook. Apply To- I
streets. yoI'ia d
WANTED-.A good barber. Apply IN 10 y
W, GGtsmon, Houston street Fort Worm,
% ssH.s s--------s-.,----s.----.
FOR SALE. "
ENoR SAhE-l'air or large. nno wn,Ltn,, II
4, inules Tor sale Inquire Of Mccoy 6 Meow II
,0uth side olsquare N'''
FoK SALE-1he Abncy farm, situated ON tLc q
L Decatur road, miles W st OF Dento,' II
leh,on county Texas, This tract is 100 acres !,
~ IIaek sandy prairie, with 800 acres In cult II
'nIlon, neat framed tenant houses, good rea-
ue ,I OF rooms, with hall and pantry; good o.
urn anu plentyof water. For sale as A wIols n,
y, u IN any sized lots Address 4, W, AInev. l.,
Nppey o sfarm Z. o., Denton Co., Texas. ~
IINuk SALE = Elegant Residcnce for soIa-- il
L, oneo HE most desirable, comnodioua 70
n.y. comfortable in Dallas or vicinity, In n,
ut re az Editorial rooms, Herald and Com n,
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FOR SALE.

E'OE kENTIro q family without children,
\, l neat brick building, furnished two rooms
Nathen 81 nnd servants rooms good cstern and
stables Sll per month; good rcferen ce rennirod
Apply TO WOOD, Herald office. ' If
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HOODS IN SPAIN.

Madrid, Fob, 2l.--lntclligence has been,
received from Tripoi that 1900 houses woro
destroyed there by floods. WV
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MARINE MATTERS.

Another Dali Day on the River Front.
The river last night showed no advance
over the stage OF the night before, though
our dispatches from points above would
indicate that rise Is imminent. Three
feet 8 inches was the stage last night.
The W. N. Chancellor, new, swift and
handsome, came in on time yesterday.
She is proving very acceptable low-water
substitute for the Andes. She leaves this
afternoon as per advertisement in another
column.
The Ragon, the Parkersburg packet yes
terday, left on time.
The Bachelor is to.day's Parkersburg
boat. The Welcome leaves for Marietta.
The Emma Uhl brought up several more
barges OF watermelons yesterday. Emma
Uhl get yourself into trouble II you thus
work in the interest oil sellers Of cramp
cures.
The new Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
packet, Sciota, will be furnished with the
electric light.
A barge belonging to Capt. Hornbrook,
Of Wheeling, and loaded with slaves,
sprung leak and sunk at the Washing
ton street wharf last night. The water
being shoal at both ends and deep in the
center she broke in two in the middle.
Capt. Hornbrook came up this afternoon.
I-Ste1sbnriAe Herald.
PrrrsBuRdH, August 16.-River 2 feet ]
inches and rising. Weather clear and
warmer. r ID.
CINCINNATI, August l6.-River s feet II
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm. Arrived: Ariadne, Tennessee
river.
CAIRO, August 16.-Riyer II feet 2 inches
and falling. Weather fair. Thermometer
$50. Arrived: Golden City, st. Louis;
Oakland, st. Louis. Departed: Will
KYLE. New Orleans,
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BRIDGEPORT.


Colored Camp Meeting = Too Many
saIoons-Other Matters Of News.
The Nail City Glass Works will start up
between The 9th and 10th OF September.
The train leaving Bridgeport at $40 P.
N. over the O., T. v. & W. and the one ar.
irving at $3.50 A. NJ. will, on and after to-
day carry express freight.
Belmont county wool is still held by the
farmers at so cents. Buyers have come
up cent at time from 40 to AZ cents, but
the farmers seem determined not 10 sell at
less than so cents. The abundant crop Of
wheat which they are selling enables
them to hold their wool by supplying
them with money for their necessities.
The abutments for the new bridge over
Wheeling creek are almost completed.
They are good ones, as, Of course, they
ought TO be, from the time 1t has taken 70
build them. The question Of new car.
riage bridge over the same stream, con.
Meeting Bridgeport and Kirkwood, where
the little ioot-bridge now menaces the
lives OF school children, is being talked up
some by some OF our townsmen. But
question OF improvement involving the
outlay OF money will stand considerable
amount Of talking up before 1t Is gotten
fairly up.
The Union camp meeting OF the colored
I'M. Z. Church, at Cooks Grove, wal
opened up on last Wednesday, and or
Sunday q large crowd was in attendance
and good spiritual feeling prevailed. The
grand old forest and rock ribbed hills re
verberated the anthema Of praise tina
went up In glorious harmony from thu
large audience. The following able minis
Doc Doctor WI II. ". II! Taylor ' Of oinsin
Rev. R. Alexander, Of Steubenyille
Rev. Geo. Hollinger, Of Wheeling
Rev. ]. A. Trainer, Of Mt. Pleasant
Rev. H. W. Tate, Of Bellaire; Rev. Boggs
Of Bridgeport; Rev. Grandson, OF Mar
tins Ferry. During this week and OF
next Sunday the following ministers vii
arrive and assist in the meeting: Rev. Il
P. Bell, Of Baltimore; Rev. S. r. Cottrell
OF Belpre, Ohio; Rev. J. Brown, OF Cleye
land, and Rev. ". Fl. Draper, Of Wheel
ling. This camp ground Is situated on
mile west OF Bridgeport, on the, Cadi
pike, is easy Of access and is well con
Quoted.
Amos Osborn has had application t
rent his new house on Water street al
ready, to be used rs saloon and billiar,
room. Amos declined, as he considers tn
business already overdone IN Bridgeport
and thinks 1t only q question Of shor
time when some Of those now open vii
/ be closed for want OF patronage.
Colonel John Hill went to Moundsvill
camp meeting on Sunday to experience
change in pocket.book, in running hac
from the railroad to the camp grounds.
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Editors IntellIRencar.
The Republican primaries were held at
the several voting places in the county on
last Saturday. At PRESENT. it is difficult TO
ascertain the correct vote. Returns from
all the precincts gives W. O. Barclay, can
didate for Sheriff, two Of majority over
John A. Briggs, his opponent. Wheeler
Reeves is probably nominated for Assess
er over Cowan, Graft and Cree. 7. s.
Brown gets the nomination for Sheriff,
Geo. W. McCorce Is nominated for the
House Of Delegates.
w. ]. Applegate and Darwin McClel.
land are nominated Tor justices OF Wells.
burg township. Or. Joshua W. Gist is
nominated for presiding justice.
Susan, wife OF MIR, Peter Blankensop,
ST., died on Saturday morning. She was
over seventy years Of age and has resided
In Wellsbutg many years. She leaves a
large number OF friends and acquaintance
to mourn her loss.
A meeting Is called for Friday evening
next by the exsoldiers here, to take into
consideration reunion Of the soldiers OF
the First and Twelfth West Virginia In.
fantry. This county furnished two COM
panies for the First and one for the
Twelfth regiments, as well as a goodly
number for each OF the other branches Of
the service. During the County Fair is
the time talked Of for holding the re-
union.
The colored camp meeting, at the fair
grounds, is still going on, and will contin-
ue in all probability during the week.
W. L. Kelley, a prominent railroad con.
dnctor, Of Omaha, Neb., is here visiting
friends. g. =. O.