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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-10
LONG VIEW.
correspondence OF the Herald.

correspondence OF the Herald.
LoSGvIHw, Feb. s, 1881.
A decision was reached yesterday morning
in case that has occupied the attention of
he district court since Thursday-a suit for
foreclosure of attachment being levied on the
Goods of Mrs. S. Dickhoff by L. IL A.
6lckhoff, of st. Louis. Attachment sus
tanned Judgment for plaintiff for amount of
debt and interest. Taylor u Morrissey and
Colonel Henry, of Dallas, for plaintiffs, and
I NJ Duncan, and Colonel Crawford, of Dali
Lao for the defendants. The case of I. +,
Roman. for killing Samuel Sexton, was then
taken IN and motion for continuance made
on G successfully impeached for lack of dill
" '.ouc s and of truth and merit.-The action
e tbe iudpe in everything the motion for
onnt;nusnoe, not the hearty approval OF the
Iat,ar class of the community. The great
oes,va o necessary cntsiled in murder trial
i an important consideration to the tax
nayers, and when it can be le:soned as much
=. possible by prompt trials, it. 1, the subject
Of decided appreciation the Informs
t u, Is made public by the
hoard of directors of the LongvleW
S e. Sabine Valley railroad, marrow gusge)
~ ~ Sa ~ contract has been closed with con-
s s,""o = company to build the road onward
, ss,"os Sabine Pass, and that work south OF
. .S Sshine river will speedily begin,-No
i ne,I Ss' HrRALps since Saturday. Can you
IA ~s ibo oause?---A mild norther has
ss aaU Va the atmosphere of the disagreeable
clonlness and rain that nave preVMIe "a l9r
clou u..I davs psst; but the roads are still in
sevSrs a had u condition that but little cotton
sucI h u S Or in, and the lumber business
i much nterfered wtnEA. 81 IN; u r a,t !,
inc i WAS spent by the district court In ge'''ng
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The Old Reliable.

George Rick, the oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one of the largest and most ele--
giant stocks of furniture ever opqneo a Dal-
las. And, while he leeps lac lower grades,
at either Wholesale or retail, no prides him.
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are to the dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
are old firms, and both have the confidence of
the people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and see him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, If YOU want 10
be pleased in goods and prices.
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Grand Masquerade Bali OF the Froh
slim aOcisty-Tho .DAte Posi-
lively Set

In preparing the detsils for grand cele-
brstion of our festival the committee on ar
rangements we're met by unforeseen difficult
ties, which necessitsted postponement 81
the date on which the ~
querade ball of the Frohsinn society
to be given. The committee takes plen.aie
in now announcing that everything is per-
fected to hold the high carnival on
Tuesday, the ODD of this month, at Monin-
gers hall. The labor of the comm ittee, re-
inforced by the aid and interest of the citi-
zens of Dallas, enables the society to prom
ise to its friends celebration worthy of the
festival. The masquerade ball will be- Ill that
the term means and carries with It in the
fstherland. THR Committee.
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Notice to naiIrond oontrnc,ors.

To let 100000 cubic yards of grading on
the New Orleans & Pacific railroad, between
Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. The
country is healthy and the material first
class. Liberal prices will be given, pay both
ways, free transportation for teams and tools,
will be furnished from any port of Texas to
Shreveport La, which is near tho WORK.
Work will be let in sections of from one Ia
ten miles. Contractors having outfits can
2onfer with the undersigned at Shreve-
port, La. CARPENTER & MALLORY.
Contractors.
Shreveport, La, January % 1861.
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GAINESVILLE.
Correspondence oftso Herald.

Correspondence ofthe Herald.
GAINESVILLE, Feb. 1881.
The event of the past week hiss been the
preliminary trial of Scott Mayes, Tom Bal
linger and Gussie Reagan, prostitute,
charged with robbery. On Sunday evening,
the Both of january, NJ @. Reynolds, who
lives near Boggy depot in the Indian Terri.
tory, came into town in company with
Charles Boyington, an Indian boy, about
sixteen years old, from Forestburg in Montague
county, where he (Reynolds) had been to
collect some money for piece of land he
had sold. When he got there he had, so the
proof shows, 1924. He put up in wagon
yard and when night came he conceived
the idea of taking the Indian boy down to
the dance house on Elm to have "some fun"
The sequal shows be paid dear for his whistle.
lie became intoxicated and drove up town in
9 back in company with the above named
parties, and when a favorable opportunity
presented itself they sDatched his roll of hard
earned greenbacks from his hand. Forum
alely there isproof sufficient to convict the
two men and probably enough to convict the
woman also. They now languish in Jail, in
default of one thousand dollars bail each, and
the woman two hundred dolsrs,-We
mad heavy rain yesterday, and this morLinr
II looks Ike We arc going to have more.--
several OF our young men are preparing to
start to Ri Paso-News items exceedingly
acsrce.--Scott Msyes and the woman
Gussie Reagan above spoken of, gave the
bond required Of them to-day. Ballenger is
yet in jill. District court convones this
morning
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Here Are Your shirts.

@. II. Clancy, the shirt manu- facturer, 7O9
Main street. has Just received his stock o
soodspurchssed in person few weeks since,
while east. The stock consists of cheviols,
percaes and linen Of all oolors and figures,
of the very lstes. styles Those wishing
shirts of the latest styles of pattern and
make and ones that will wear, should call ON
him. lie makes cuffs, collars, etc, and still
manufactures those celebrated drawers
double.lined in the seat.
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The NInine CnnitnIist.

The Maine capitalist and excursionist, will
arrive here via the Texas Central tomorrow
morning at six O'Clock and will leave at two
o'clock in the afternoon for Fort Worth.
There are some twenty-five in the party, an
ss stated in yesterdays HERALD, the object
of their visit is to look out locations for
manufactures, and ii behooves the Board of
Trade and city council to give them proper
reception.
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Cheap Rates 10 MardI Gras via Texas
az PnAifIc KniIrOnd

/ will sell tickets to New Orleans and re-
turn at $40 and give choice of three routes.
To Memphis and return $24 as; Galveston
and retrrn Sl7 30. win take pleasure in
answering Questions and giving all desired
inipr9Ation. viii have your baggage
checked at any hour in the day.
h. p TURNER,
Ticket Agent, Texas & Pacific depot, Dallas.
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Valuable l,I.ntntiou,Tor soIo

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Pleuty Of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot.
and some thrc9 miles east of Carolton depot.
One of the best black land plantations in tho
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser.
For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas Texas.
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Vocal Concert az CraddOcIk's Opera
House Tonight.
PROGRAMME

l. Chorus-Hail Smiling Morn.
Z. Whisper Softly Mothers Dying
Mr.. T, W. Orr.
8, Duet-Oome with me; Misses Mann and
Edison.
4 Qusrtette-Medley; Mrs. Orr, McInnis,
Crosthwait and Horton.
8. Duet-Come where the Rosebuds Sleep,
Miss Mann and Mr.. Crosthwait
6. Solo.-Besutiful Flower Bloom on; Miss
Julia Rice.
Z. Quartette- Dancing Ger the Wave;
Misses Mann and Edison, and Messrs. Cros-
thwait and Horton.
INTERMIsSIoN.
8. Duet-0h Swallow, Happy Swallow;
Misses Mann and Edson.
8. Solo-Lsfarfaletta Miss Mollie Mann.
10. Duet-Come Der the Moonlit Sea;
Messrs. Orr and Crosthwsit.
IL. Solo-Tar's Farewell; Mr.. j. Il. Nc.
Innis.
u. Duet-Fond Hearts at Home; Miss
Mann and Mr., Orr.
10. Quartette-dero Phundo Basso; Misses
Rice and Edison and Messrs. McInnis and
Orr.
The doors open at 7,30 O'Clock and the
concert commences at s o'clock. Tickets for
sale at Edwards and summers music stores,
at KnepAy's jewelry store Grand Windsor
hotel and at the door
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]. S. DAUGAE RTY,
La! Aglti al Snip lilstsl,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
-OFEERS-

FOR SALE-Forty seotlops OF 1ne prairie
land in Crosby, Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, In and adjoining TO growing
colony; very cheap
FOR 'SA ia farm of $50 acres. halfa mile
southeast OF Forney, on the J. ~ P. railroad;
50 acres In cultivation, 1870 In meadow; two
tenant houses, good water, etc.
FOR SALE A farm half mile south west
nom Forneyi 81 acres In the tract, Is acres
under fence ana ein cultivation; good ten
ant house and good wellof water.
For SALE $50 pieces of property at East
land, the countryside of Eaeiani count, and
on the line OF the 4 & +. railroad, Consisting
u choice business and residence lois and
tracts OF from ave u twenty acres each, for
fruit growing and gardenin purposes.
FOR RENr-A farIa of o. Scrss 50 acias Ia
cultivation, 10 acres In mer dow. Mesdiiiia
on tho t 81 z. Railroad. Good house, stables,
wyter etc.
FOR RENr-Twenty-thro acres of luni.
east f'Om Dallas.
1 have county maps of Eestland, Callahan.
Taylor, Jones and stephens counties, free TO
those VINO wish to visit those counties with
view OF investing In lands. And desire that
all parties who have lands in those counties
that they Wish to sell to send me "A list OF
them. Havlng had - surveying corps on the
frontier locating lands for the last seven years,
am well acquainted with the lands OF north
ern, western and northwestern Texas, and So
liclt correspondence with ali paroles who wish
TO BUY lands, either for farming or stock
rAislng purposes, or who have money they
wish TO invest where they can be satisfied that
the Investment will returna handsome profit.
The recent report of the commissioner OF
the general land office gives the vacant lands
In Pecos and Preside counties at between six
and seven million acres. And The Southern
Pacinc railway company are surveylt the line
OF their road from El Psso TO san Antonio
through these counties, and all the vacant
lands there ara subject to location with rail-
road scrip, and can be obtained at cost of q
lew cents per acre, and In my judgment, Of
fers an excellent opportunity for 1nveetment.
j. s. DAUGHERTY,
Dallas, Texas.
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HOT FOR MARDI aRAs
At New Orleans. Memphis and Gal
weston.

The Texas and Pacific railroad will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates
and visitors to New Orleans will have choice
of routes via Memphis all rail; via Long,
view or Minneola and Houston, all rail; and
via Shreveport and Red river.
Meals and staterooms included on steam
boats. Information relative to rates, time
etc, will be cheorfully furnished on appica,
cation. Il. p. TURNER,
Tiki Ag't, Dallas.
Il. w. gospsoN, JR.,
GENT Pass ger Ag't, Marshal.
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His Royal Kokolorum, king of the Tur-
ners," during his present stay ordered that
we, his devoted subjects, may invite our
friends to welcome his majesty at our hall
on Tuesday, March lst, and we, the commit.
tee appointed by the order of his majesty,
promise to our patrons fairy folly night.
Programme will be published shortly.
The COMMITTEE
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Sinister, ToOtIe q Co., Wholesale
CIOthiers.

Mr.. l. WeSler, the popular and well-known
Texas salesman of this Arm, is again in the
state and will visit all our principal towns
and cities. lie represents the largest and
wealthiest clothing house in the United states,
and atter two years patronage, 1t Is with pleas
ure he announces that universal satisfaction
has crowned his labors. The firm he repre-
SCENTS acknowledge no superiors in this coun-
try as regards substantial and cheap goods.
Mr.. Wexlor's headquarters are in Dallas, and
all orders addressed 10 him there, care of Gold.
smith Bros, Will receive prompt attention.
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jurymen in the case of the state vs.. Bynam;
five jurors have been obtained from the spe-
cial venire Of sixty, and thirty additional
talismen were ordered 10 b. summoned.
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Fruit trees Of all kinds for sale cheap,
Peach trees Otto 10 conts. Commerce street,
corner of Murphy.
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Dont purchase your clothing before Q m
ming the prices at A. & Il. Mittenthal's.
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Stop using Calomei and try "BLACK.
DR.UGHT" for liver diseases.
F0rsale by all druggists
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted coflees, of the finest favor and quai-
ity. ut Joseph Memczer's.
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RlG0AD'S, AZ RESTORATIVE


There is "A well-known principle in animal
PHYSIOLOGY that no vital action can take place
excep through the agency of the nervous sys-
TEN, 1.-THE nerve power in any organ is weak
eneu then That organ is.weak There 10 arena
edy II the reach Of all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. Dr. RioOrd Is
Vital Restorative has been scrutlnlzed and In
dorsed blythe Academy OF Medicine In Paris,
ss an Invaluable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, oantharldes or other polsone,
is parody Vegetable, producing no reaction,
and 10 permanent In effect; 10 sugar-oonted
Dill, and can be had of Levasser y Co 10 bis
ne Rlcholi9u, Parie, FrOnce), or Of DR.. s.
Brown Slgesmond, propriesors. Address
Room 10, World Building, N. York. None gem
ulne without the signature or s. II. Slgesmond
on the side OF e@oh box. send foY catalogue;
box oflW pits, 43, boz OF 400, 80, sent by mall
upon recopt ~ price.
Or. y. y. sipeamond: ''' -''' '''''
Dear Slr,-in Justice TO you and 10 the pro-
fession, feel tiny duty to STATE the results of
my trial OF l.tcord's Vital Restorative in NV
practice, following the challenge YOU made.
Vase !, Mr.. B., aged 80, imnoient for yearh
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remedy. put him under treatment with the
VIA. Restorative alone. In elk months be
was discharged, perfectly cured. lie had re-
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Case 2. MIR. NJ. partial loss OF po~er In
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ST. Souls, November Is, 1879,
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been under the treatment OF several prom.
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taking Richards Vital Restorative, and am
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III ponds--l now weigh l55 pounds
WAN BoRsou,
1918 Cask Avenue
ST. Louis, April 6, 1850,
! hau been impotent for humber OF years
when commenced to take Ricord's Vital
Restorative. Within three months ! found
myself suddenly restored to my FORMER health
nj vlgor, and the cure hos heun permanent.
j. q. VINCENT.
know Mr., Vincent, whose name Is signed
TO tile above certificate lie II o friend OF
mine, and know tho facts 10 he as he has
stated them. i, NJ. WARD,
Proprietor Grand Central and Europea
Hotel.
sOId by Wnos..A~ue anS WNtmu brSa
Haate generally mar
Wholesale Agents: Richardson Il Co. ,St.LOulh,
Missouri; l. Lyons, Now Orleans, Louisiana;
Van Shack, Stevenson Il Co., chicago, Ili.
nois; smith, poolittle 4 Smith, Boston, MAJ
Nachusetts Sohn Keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles N Crittenton New York
For Srlp by W III Howell Il nro
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Take "BLACK-DRAUGnT" anu y0u
will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.


If you drink a! all, drink none but the pur
est liquors. The next advice is TO 60 where
YOU can always get that kind. Where?
Why, Crozier's, of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner of Main and
Poydras streets; is open day and night. They
have fresh beer on tap at all hours, and their
mixed drinks and cigars cau't be beat.
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Tested for Ia Yenrs.

Fall and winter dress goods at cost ut A
& <. Mittenthsl's.
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FOREIGN.
JIvRRPooL, Feb. O. IL m. - Cotton
meets wish moderate inquiry freely snnnlied
uplands 6H; Orleans .6h; sales On,
speculation and export 500, receipts, q. ODD
all American; uplands, low iniddling clause
February delivery 6hi February and Marcn
6h March and April I-l6; April and NAV
July 1882; July and August 81.
Futures In buyers favor.
1850 y, n.--Uplands, low middling clssslfca.
ton, February amt March yellyery 0l7 80,
March AVID April l5.52; April ana MAY o is.
81; May and June 1872; Juhs and July ok
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Thompson,s Theatre

Prices reduced to suit the times, 10, 25
and so cents.
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MARKETS Bx TGLEaRA,HPu
NEW ORLEANS.

Corn meal quoted at: White g.
Oats scarce and arm; As.
Por. In fair demand, old "A. 2Ol5; new l5k.
Lard firm; fierce 91s9lo'S; key 10y.
loose, 3; packed . 90.
Clear ribs TX; sides, TX.
Bacon qulet; 5TS6A.
Haas steadyi far demand; choice sugar.
cured canvassed 9k9lOH.
Whisky steady; western rcctided 1 o. nj Is
Coffee quiet; steady; cargoes ordinary to
good 1l@lS%. W
Sugar scarce; common to good common AZ.
Z; yellow clarified 7H@7X. 0|AS
Molassees steady; centrifugal G0@37; prime
to choice Si@i6; frosted lss2s cistern bot
toms 30@3S
Rice iirmer; ordinary to choice 4K@sh.
consols b3@A. l''
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The best corset manufactured is the Du-
pick corset, for sale at A. 81 Il. Mittenthaps.
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Browns Cough Bnlsam and Tar Troche,
have never yet fallsd to cure coughs, coldi
Try them.
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"fhe South amt West,
Unlike the East, hiss bilious climate and re-
quires entirely different remedies.
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared
Tor this climate espeolally' and cure Bilious
ness Sick Headache, correct the action of the
LIVER and prevent ague aud fever.
Try them.
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"The south ami West.

Are you going to visit, if so get some of
those new cards at Mason & Erb.
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Shreveport, La, January % 1861.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-12-07
The Coming Favorites.

The Forbes Dramatic Company, con-
slsting OF the we'll and favorably known
minstrel man, Ben Cotton, together with
his wife and the wonderful child actress
Idalene, will appear at Jones' hall, Austin,
on Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week. and little Idalene matinee Saturday
afternoon. The company is composed of
the best performers selected from Cot,on's
combination and the Charley Forbes
combination. They will play "True
Devotion" and "Black Diamonds" two
plays of great merit"
The following will speak for itself;
Ever since the first appearance in this
city Of Ben Cotton and his talented little
daughter, Idalene, there has been desire
on the part of the public to see them
again. Accordingly large audience
greeted them and their excellent company
at Prices theatre, last evening, to witness
the play of "True Devotion" To say
that the audience was pleased would be
very mild. The play is excellent in itself
and is written especially tor MIR. Cotton
and his charming little daughter, who
we're greeted at each appearance by hearty
applause. Little 1dalene's songs and
characterizations were the delight Of the
audlence.-South Bend, (lnd) Register,
March 26, 1881.
"Black Diamonds" is very strong
sensational play Of equal merit. DO not
miss seeing either of them.
General admiss ion, IS cents Reserved
seats, so cents, for sale at Clemmer s.
Pooler's drug store.
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DEXTER.
Weather quite mild.

Weather quite mild.
MIR. James Spurrier and family left
last week for Rochester.
Mr.. G. Tayntor Of Chatfeld, is out
here looking after his farm.
Mrs. G. w. Buck CT this city is seri.
ously ill, and friends are anxious for her
recovery!
Last Wednesday wheat in Grand
Meadow was gill, in Dexter $1.04, and
in Brownsville $1.10.
-Messrs. Seebach, Christgaw and
Prochal, have bought a new threshing
machine for their exclusive use.
"A family that has been stopping at
Mr.. Parritt's left for California last week
in company with Mr.. c. King and family
MIR. G. G.. King, the station agent al
this place, has returned from Flandreau
where he has been stationed for few
months.
Hon. Eugene Harrington, of Fillmore
county, spent Monday night with his
brother, Mr.. r. c. Harrington OF this place.
Mr.. Harrington has served Fillmore
county two terms as representative, and
is now elected Judge of Probate of same
county.
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LANSING.
Look out for q thaw.

Look out for q thaw.
Farmers all taking advantage Of this fine
weather to do their threshing and market
their grain.
Wheat, $l.o5@sl.1o, barley eo@soc, oats
Csc, corn 35@4Oc.
Mr.. H. P. Astrup. from San Francisco, 10
now stopping with his brother. Nels Peterson,
proprietor of Lansing Mill. Mr.Astrup. We un-
derstand, intends to make Lansing his home.
Last Monday morning, the freight follow
ing the St. Louis express, ran into the hind
coach stirring up the passengers quite lively.
No damage except throwing hind trucks
from track and OBTAINING train about two
hours.
Mr.. NJ. Gutherie is building q corn crib
and making preparation to handle corn on q
large scale. Mr.. ]. B. Yates is to run the bus
mess.
Mrs. J. B. Yates is at home again, but still
suffering from the accident she met with at
Austin. Is not able to leave the house. She
has the sympathy Of all.
Mrs. J. Chase, from Waltham. has moved
into our village. She comes here in order to
take advantage Of our school. Mr.. Chase Is
employed on the c. NJ. 4 st. P. r. r. in Iowa.
It will also make 1t more convenient for him
when returning home.
Our school 10 now we'll under way, Miss
Campbell. Principal, Miss Alice Padgett
assistant.