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, 1880-09-12

LITTLE RocR, Ark:,. Sept: lit is be-
lieyed the proposed amendment to the Con
stitution is defeated. The official count is
necessary to determine.
The steamer J. G. Fletcher sank in three
feet Of water above Dardanel1e yesterday,
She will probably be- raised.
AT the depth Of l 100 feet, the artesian well
here, developed j strong yein Of saltwater
which rose to hight Of 100 feet in the we'll,
, 1880-09-12
4. C., TICHENOR.

Al AaAR 4HAl4 1A6a1 A{- -A&kA1as
Tha telegraph wns called into reQuts3nou
again yesterday for the purpose of recording
another schezne OF ~CoI." Ansou e T9chenox,
who wHs reported to hava struck it r1ch In tbs
, 1880-09-12

Buck Kayner.s Moth Powder desndf sroaca-
es, deas, flies, and bedbugs
, 1880-09-12

DTugK&s1 EAJ hHe IL Do proprietary Ht3cle
e2sat sells batter than Gtenus Sufphur Soup.
, 1880-09-12

1ns7:' QH highest srttst8 tn dentistry: Te
MeCoesuey 3 beyond doubt though hut s. ses.
, 1880-09-12

Little drops Of water lin the milky an
: little grains of sand lin. the sugar) are wha
make the big fortunes of the humble mill
men and the obscure srocers. .=.... !:
The addition Of splendid stock Of gentle
mems furnishing goods to their: regular bus
to MesSrs. Henry g.. ie pToprietors enfb Of e.
, celebrated Eureka laundry, 157 West:Madiso,
strest. Since the firm commenced nanufact
uring their :Eureka SHIRT they have been com
PEELED to increase their working force an.
Tnn extra hours In order to meet the demand
FOR comfort and economy the, Eureka" /
unequaled. -
"Oh, psl,awl'' petulant1y exclaimed Mis-:
Lydia Languish, looking up from. the las
| new novel In response TO a summons from
dinner. ;..Oh, pshawt 7 am just where Ed
ward de Coursey MOntalbert Is about to pro.
pose to Lady Etheiiuda. Adele St. Clair, a1ld
! wish dinners had never, been Invented ~
And the look Of supreme disgust that flashed
from her eyes showed that She meant It. :.
.Horner's popular millinery house, 316 West
Madison street, always takes the lead. Al.
though the fall trade has scarcely opened,
an Infinite variety Of the latest fall. designs
are exhibited here which charm all the
The Norristown Herald says that unless. a
man can thoroughly. and 1nte1ligenty de-
scribe the effect OF chemfco-physical infl,I-
ences IN the evolution of branchfnod crust
| aceans. or explain the subclytrat air pas
sages in Coleoptera, It. is useless for him to
force.
The music by the Exposition orchestra this
| rear calls forth the most hattering comments
! from all visitors, and in this connection 1t
may may = Be stated, that the result Is due IN no
small degree I'd the splendid Weber upright
piano furnished BY Root & Sons music house.
The President, we learn, has not ret de-
clded whether to appoint the ground hog or
the goose bone as - Old Probabilities !" sue
cessor. Il the matter was submitted to a
carry the country districts IN Pennsylvania,
but all the old women in the West would
vote solid for the goose bone. =:
Those having old frames which need re-
g9ldlaHg 81 lg should leave them with Mr.. II. Keitz,
reliable firm Of jerks & Keitz. z Ii Mr. K K also also
makes specially Of new and artistic designs
in picture frames. Give him call
There was notable gathering at Framing
ham, Mass, last week, when Dexter Helnell~
rway1 8 years 9fd, was visited by, his six
in the Baptist Church for thirty years with
out missing Sunday. He and his six brothers
countup 514 years between them.
Each day brinEs fresh evidence of the
nlgh iayor IN which the Matthews d Holt
shipped several OF their matchless machines
which went to New Orleans
MY dear,". said 4 sentimental maiden to |
M ner lover, "of what do these autumnal |
rI, rtiInts, this glowing batdric of the sky, this !
yorT, Pancakes r. he promptly answered. |
And then she realized, for the first time, that !
two hearts did not beat as one.
Nessrs Crossman & Co., Of No. .416 West
randolph street, have inst added to their ex-
s. Co.'S Ki1fam lanfa,1s an1 Iarda ulotc 1v,nr !
, 1880-09-12

White, suft and veite<y h4nttg fellow TN uso
Ut Cut3Gu.a AedfetpaI Soap,
, 1880-09-12

4ss 11zss amounting xr> %
write. clearly Stating fnu address. for further II
1nII1aooa or send osdets ny e1presx Or h EeG3s-
tezed Letter Or Money O1der By r!l. addreseea oaH
10 II. A. DACPHAS, =
View orteAass IA.s'
No 3H Broadway. New Fork
Or MURRAY j. CO. Il L. Saue-st Cnscs=n
All OUT Grand Exu1ordioary Ds7w.uxs are uod4
Ehe Supervision End neana-euoep. Of GESEHAi G.
T. T-DE3GREGARD and ICKAL 4 EARLF.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
Gold the Circulating Medium at Gains.
willie Ex-Governor rhrockmortOn
at San AntOuiO-JOhu Hancock
TO OStump pOhio-Adjourn
OF the CoiOred baptist
AssOciatiOn, at Fort
worth, Etc, Etc.

Special to the Herald
Fort Worth, Oct. A. - The first
wagon load of new pecans of the
season, from the Brazos river, were on the
street to-day and sold at 81 75 per busbel.
All but two of our saloon proprietors
were before Mayor Brown this morning for
keeping open doors yesterday Sunday.
Barnum's genial agent, Mr. Kelly, is in
the city to day.
Work at the front is progressing on the
railroad more vigorously than ever before.
II Mclaughlin is here and is preparing to
establish An engineers camp on the third one
| huadred mile division.
Coleman Il Co., track layers, have finished
their first hundred miles, and are now en-
gagged on the second one hundred mile divis.
jon ives! of Fort Worth.
Six mud and SIX post cars are here to DO
sent west ut once.
The colored Baptist association Of northern
Texas clos d its session here last night.
One hundred delegates, representing twenty.
eight churches, were in attendance A. Il,
Gregg, q. Curry, @. Augustus, 5, Ii Smith,
Prof. SmOthers, W. w. Hay and others
were smoag the delegates. There next
meeting will be held at GAINESVILLE, beginning
the 10th ofneXt October.
FIX. Mayor j. II, Day is here from Color.
ado, visiting friends.
A female fiddler arrived and surprised the
inmates of the Clark house last Saturday
night.
G. Y. Ports, of Ben Ficklin, grand mas,
ter of the |. o. .. f. of this state, ia in the
city on official business.
This is stray-sale day, and twenty-five
horses have been auctioned off at very good
prices.
Three hundred bales of cotton on the
market to-day brought from 8! to % cent:
per pound.
County court began this morning. Dis,
trict court is on hand but nothing Of much
importance is being transacted.
A. j. Bird, Of the Cleburne Bulletin, is in
the city to-day.
Tomorrow is Barnum's day and tre
mendous crowd is expected. Room in hote
and stalls in stables and yards have beer
engaged for many days, fearing none could
be obtained on the day of the show.
james Jenerson has sold his large sheeI
, rancho in Ihrockmorton county to Pearce 4
Mason, of Boston, Mass and is at tn,
Wayerly house, preparatory to starting t
California.
Frank NJ, Pierce is stopping at the Waver
ly house.
DR. G. w. Wilkes, iather of Thomas W
Wilkes, OF Lynnyille, Tent, being danger
ously i'll, leaves this evening % SEQ him.
Vast numbers of wagons aud teHms, bring
Ing many families to town, uro arriving.
The onigrant hous of the Texas Il Pa
cifc railroad is filed with new Comers jus
from Georgia. They hsvo contracted to pic
cotton at 81 per hundred pounds, and begi
tomorrow.
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New York, Oct. 4,--No event of 3 similar
nature has awakened such general interest
asthe forthcoming annual election of directors
OF the Western Union Telegraph company.
The struggle between the two parties who
peel, TO control the future policy of the great
corporation is being waged quietly, but with
great determination, if not bitterness
Whether the friends of Dr.. Green, the presi
dent Of tho company, who is the head Of
what is called the regular or war party, or
Jay Gould, who represent the opposition or
party Of peace, are victorious in having thar
candidates chosen at the election the contest
from present inlcasions will be exceedingly
close. The regular party claims tho votes
Of 10000 shares, while the opposition is
ssid to have in lis possession 100000 shares
personally dBd b. proxie'.
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Items frem Italy.

London, Oct 4.--The correspondent Of
the Daily News at Rome telegraphs as fol.
lcws Count Mereabesu, the italian embas-
sador to England, telegraps to his govern.
ment that at q meeting of the British cabinet
council at London on Thursday il was decided
to propose to the powers that respite till
Sunday, asked for by the porte, ba granted.
Italy Immediately adhered to the proposition.
There Is great anxiety In official circles
about General Gsribalds movements, which
have formed tho theme of discussion at the
cabinet council.
London, Oct A dispatch TO the Daily
News says Premier Cairo says the letter TO
General Garibaldi sent to Genoa by the
hand OF Menotti, is intended to allay the
generals resentment. Vigorous measures
have been taken TO guard the Genoa prison,
where Garibaldis son-in-law is confined.
Two regiments Of troops have been ordered
to Genoa.
London, Oct, A dispatch from the Pail
NAH GAAetIe fom Genossays GenerM Gms,
baldi landed at 3 o'clock this morning and
was received with the greatest enthusiasm.
He appeared much pleased with the reception
Perfect order prevailed The general drove
straight TO his daughters house.
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Gainesville Items.

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville, Oct 4. The weather for the
last week has been fine and cotton picking is
progressing finely.
We will have q wedding in about two
weeks, but are not at liberty to give names
yet
Harrison Thurman, who was cut by John
Hays, is lying very low, and his, recovery ia
hardly probable.
Cotton came in at the rate of $50 bales per
day all last week.
There was lively little knock down
among the hide buyers Saturday, and the
city officers profted thereby.
Colonel W. j. Sparks has retired from the
editorial chair ofthe Hesperisn. His successor
has not yet been named Tht attachel OF
the office presented him with splendid
watch on his retiring from the paper.
The complete census of Cooke county
shows 20, ,257. In 1870 il was 63l5, n gain Of
l4,9i2 IN ton year'. How many counties in
TeEr9 can beat that?
Gold Is now tho circulating medium OF
'TsrT'rsWne. " Ecufi--> '---,.-..-----'.---. -.
for IN the glitteriug metal which the Green
hackers h0tc SO much.
Tho ladies of the NJ. Il. church south
gave an entertainment Fridfy night.
0aa young gent DISTINGUISHED him
self 50 on the stage that be
was presented by his admiring friends with q
cabbage bead.
DIR. Salmon's new building, at the corner
of Califo mia and Dixon streets, is nearly com
pleled. II viii be an ornament to our little
city.
young man from For. Worth was con
victod lest Friday of violating all the ten
commandments us we'll as majority OF the
city ordinances, Being monoyed man he
contributed literally to the support Of our
city government
S. T. Bartlett he's returned from Laadvillc.
Col, after stay of six months, and will
make Gainesville bis home.
All our curiosity loving peopls will 20 to
Denison on the Slh, to see Baruum.
The gas works are about completed and
will commence operations in few days.
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san Antonio Items

Speclsl 10 the Herald
San Antonio Oot, 4,-According to pre-
vlous agreement there vas Joint discussion
a. Turner hall between Hon. j ". Throek.
morton, electoral large on the Hancock and
Englhh ticket, and Hon. JAS. P Newcomb,
elector-st-large on the Garfield ticket, The
Audierce was large and enthusiastic, many
ladies being present Throckmorton's ad-
dress occupied about au hour aud three
quarters, and was delivered in his usual tell
Ing style, cutting the Republican tal acies
and blooly-shirt theories with u two edged
swoId. ,te was frequently applauded.
Ncwcomh'. effort was wel delivered, but in
his usual bitter style. Both Democrats and
Republicans ornamented tue platform.
ThroekmoHon speaks next at Seguia
The Harriscns performed AZ thu Casino 70.
night to a large audience, and were well 10
Ceiyed.
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A BLAZE AT TROY.
Grand parneIl pemon.,rntien

New York, Oct. A special dispatch
from Dublin gives the details OF great Par
nell demonstration to-day at Cork, at which
more than fifty thousand were present.
Parnell left the train al q arney, where he was
met by large escort of tenant farmers and
followed by an enormous procession, with
music and banners. The procession was more
than three-quarters of an hour in passing q
fixed point. II is said there has never been
such parade of trade societies since 1913
Tho city Jf Cork was mass of flags and
buntipl, even tho ships in the harbor flying
all their eolors. Parnell in his speech de,
clsred that lendlordism, which was created for
the purpose OF maintaining E1gilsh rulo IN
Ireland, Tor the interest of tho few against
that Of the many, must fall. Nsces called
out, "As Lord MOutmorris fell"
A Dublin dispetch says symptoms of dis
cord are developing themselves In the county
of Westmeath. Tho Times, in M editorial
article this morning, says that everywhere
Mr.. PunolI and bis fellow agitators 20 they
leave the country in flames behind them
Acts of lawlessness are done, viii h they have
not suggested in express terms, but which
are in full accordance with the spirit though
not with tho letter of their hsrangues, and
which they scarcely ever pretend TO disap
prove afterwards The Gland league" hs:
extended its organization to Great Britain,
and branches have been aud are at present
being formed In several large towns. Serie'
of meetings will be held during the winter
throughout the country TO extend the princi.
ciples of the league.
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a wnuderer,a yoes

Chicago, Oct. 4.-William Pennell, OF
Chicago, WAS taken to the county hospital
this afternoon, and in such condition that
his recovery ia doubtful He tells q story OF
terrible outrage and suffering. According
to his narration he went to Hot Springs about
year ago, and last June, being only par-
tally recovered, went to Memphis. lie was
soon out of money and obliged to leave the
hotel, sgd for seventeen days wandered
through the swsmps about Memphis. occa-
sionally getting a little help from neighbors
He finally returned TO Menphis, aud being
arrested W put in the city prison and kept
Tor iofsy Gays. " men MS asked for water
tho attendants would sometimes play on him
with the hose, and when he crlol out they
sbpekled him to the floor. A negro waiter
holped him 10 escape from prison, aud while
sNil delri0us he was taken 10 the county
poor house and fed on abominable food and
maItreated III every way, his condition rem
dered worse than before. After v0riouf wan
derings aud sIferiygs he again brought up
IN the Memphis prison, where his I 5rseeu.
tions were renewed. Mrs, Quinn, Of the
Commercial ho.el, taking pity on him, finally
secured his release, ard through the agency
of friends here he was brought back to Chi
csgo on Wednesday. lie tells a straightfor-
ward story, and has nm excellent reputation
among those who know him.
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London, Oct, A Candahar dispatch
aays female rols,ive OF Abdurrhman Khan
has been refused permission to 60 10 Cabul.
The ameef ia about to send Shore Ali broth
er to Cahdahsr, as governor. The yioeroy Of
India telegraphs thatAyoob Kana has passed
through Tsrrat, leaving Siradden as govern
o.. He declared bis intention Of going TO
Herat and settling, and then returning to al
tack CRndahar.
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Richmond Hill, Ont, Oct. 4.--This even
ing tive brothers named Fahoy, residing in
tho township of Markham. quarreled, when
the elder struck the younger on the rorehesd
with hatchst, ihficting q ghsstly and pro-
bshly Gal Wound Thdr father on seeing
his wounded son tell dad.
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crossing the railroad track was knocked down
!oy aswitch engine to-day and injured badly
but not dangerously about tn head.
John Owens, ately penitentiary convict
who arrived in this city on Sunday, knocked
down Jack Rogers last night on Bath avenue,
near Market street, and robbed him Of Sl4
Owens eluded arrest until this afternoon,
when he was captured and lodged 10 Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
Affairs At Austin.

Special to the Horald,
Austin, Oct. 4,-lhs Baptist onyenion
has adjourned.
+ j. Davis addressed large audience to-
night on state politics. John Hancock has
been invited by the national committee to
stump Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
A Repubilean victory IN Connecticut

Newark, Conn, Oct ct4.-EdMn Adams, the
Republican candidate for mayor, snd full
boarl of Republican councluen, we're
elected hero to-day by 1906 m jorty. This
city went Democratic last year by 8S ma
joriy.
Norwich, Conn, Oct 4.-The town meet
iug resulted in the election VI The Republican
ticket by 400 majority.
Meriden, Conn, Oct. AIN the town cleo
tion 10 dag the entire Republican ticket WAS
re elected BY $50 R'publicgn majority; gain
ing over lest year 100 votes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05
THE FIRE FIEND.
SEVERAL SERIOUS SCoRCHEs.
The ruiilerles Threatened With De.
struetion by the Red-Tongued De.
mOn-Paris Trcmblcs for the
Restored Palace and Its
Priceless Treasures s-Des.
tructive Fire az Troy,
New York, Etc.

Paris, Oct. 4.--The fire which broke out
mt night in the Pavilion DeFlore, and which
for moment threatened to destroy the
ruillerles utterly the second time within one
decade, was happily less disastrous than it
might have been, For hours, however, Paris
troubled for the restored palace and for the
priceless treasures stored up in tho adjoining
museum of Louvre, as its damage would be
irreparaole, especially to the glorious ststuary
of Corpeaux. One of his master. pieces has
been terribly injured by the flames, aud it
will tako work requiring much time, talent
and money to replace the rest. The FIRE
broke out shortly after 10 o'clock, ia the
bed room occupied by Madame Herold, wife
of the project of the seine NJ Herold, who
had been i'll, had only returned from the
country II few hours previously. Itwas close
upon an hour before the engines were set
properly to work. The spectacle was grand
and awful, especially rs seen from the op.
positc bank Of the river. The principal loss
was sustained by tho project of tho seine.
The archives of the city OF Paris were in
the destroyed building, but were saved BY
midnight the fire was subdued.
ADLAzE AT TROY.
Troy N. Y, Oct 4.--Firo broke out last
night in the Wholesale drug, glass and paint
store of NJ. Hiogheny, on River street, which
was destroyed. The flames con muncated
TO MeLoud 81 Amedons hardware store ed
joining, and to the Bslton & Hartley Goa
sheds. The loss is ,stmated at near SSl, 900
mostly covered by insurance.
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A D,suty u. n. Marshal Sent Up.
Special to the Herald

Bronhsm, Oct. AIN the district court to-
day John Cosmos, the deputy United States
marshal who was arrested last summer, WAS
convicted Of obtaining money under false
pretenses and given two years b. the jury.
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Yo,Iov FcveratUoy vvcs,.

Washington, d. O., Oct THE national
board of health to-day received the follow.
ing from Key West Florida;
One yellow fever case and death last night;
adult; relapse; in danger frerl exposure.
X. j. PERRY, Health Officer.
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Nominated for Connress.

New York, Oct. 4.-The Socialistic Labor
and Groenback parties, OF Brooklyn, yester-
day, nominated H. X. Shwackhammer, for
congress from the second district.
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Montreal, Canada, Oct. "A party of
twelve persons attempted to cross Lake
Wegautic last night, in boat and when
near Victoria bar the boat upset and four of
its occupants we're drowned.
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Constnntinoplo, Oct. "A scheme for IN
arrangement of the pending question be,
tween The powers snd ,he pWto has been
handed to the ambassadors here.
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GnIyeston Ite nv

Special to the Herald.
Galveston. Oct. 4.-Thom Williamson,
al employe Of the wharf company, while
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-05

Surprise and Delight expressed by Lady
extent and character of our new Millinery Department
he Fact is apparent to ALL at glance that have invested lib
orally our means and expect do o Share this FALL of the Best
Millinery Trade, City and Country
We expect this Because the Recognized Merit of our Offerings
which
Ist-The Largest and the Finest Stock.
2d-he Best Work Mners being engaged with reference
solely to their Experience and Fitness.
3d-The Lowest PrioeS according TO valuation
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Bacon good demRd, full prices; shoulders,
ca clear ribs, 0}S@h; clear sid,s, a15@lo
Hams quiet; choice sugar cured canyassed,
ll@l2lg; others unchanged.
Hhiskcy steady; western rectlnod, | 0j@l0'.
Coffee quiet; quoted cargoes common to
prime, l0k.
Sugar dull aud quoted; common to good COM
mon, -; fully fair 10 prime, sh@A,
choice, - yellow clarified, sk
Mollssas-barely nominalj tho fret Of the
season was received TO- day, and sold at &c.
Rlces ca ordinary to ch0iep, lA16k.
Corn easier, 65@5G.
Sights counter rate, par; commercial, -
discount; Sterling bank, tS0si Consols, ASK
MiQ.
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KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1. - Whest-No. 2 spot,
Nm ~. NJ annI IlAn
NEW ORLEANS.

Flour-actiye and firm, superlne, ex;
double, ~. treble, 3o96Oi higher grader,
4 65G5 10
Lard steady; tierce, sJI@A, keg, 0I.
Dry-salt meats scarce; quOteu shoulders,
loose, bh@75i packed, -; clear ribs, -,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-26

IU - T
Nj r T. MeEis travelling cores.
pondent Of the 81 ApsoniS Herald
who has been Y sitting his old home
and irienos r4ere, left yesterday, on bis
return to texas via New Orleans.
The Genuine solar tip childrcn's
and School shoes are sold byZellner &
Co. and every pair is warranted by
them. They are just as cheap al any
/, other kind of shoes, but last twice as
long.
MRS. Dianetia, wife of Mr. L. Raw
nor, and sister Of Messrs. Z. and Rich.
ard Whitmore, of this city, died near
Bond Station, in this county, last Sat
urday night, after a brief illness, of
typhoid fever.
Several thousand dollars has been
paid by various lottery companies to
lucky ticket holders in Memphis in
the last month. Get a ticket in the
Commonwealth at the usual place and
a handsome prize may result.
The ~epizoOtic has reached Memphis.
Owners of horses and mules should
adopt prompt measures and at once
use the European Condition Powders,
which are prepared and sold only
by Fahlen & Kleinschmidt, chemists,
Second and Beal.
Mr.. w. +. Maender, the we'll known
aud popular young dealer in guns,
pistols, &c, at % Madison street, left
last night for Cincinnati. There was
an air ofnew clothes and happiness
about him which strongly justifes the
presumption that he will not return
alone,
An advance Is announced in coal
oil to 80 cents per gallon, and house
wives who do not use gas will be COM
PEELED to economic and their illumi-
nating expenses will figure in the
monthly supply bill, The supply mar
kets up north have all gone up, in
prices.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage Of Mr. VIM
B. Rayenel and Miss. Jennie G. Ellis,
at Grace church, Charleston, S. C., on
the 9th of November, Miss Ellis
formerly lived in Memphis with her
and has two brothers living
here now.