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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

Ar Hampton college, Virgins, whore the
experiment Of educating lndian boys and
girls taken from the wild tribos on tho rp,er
vssion, teaching them useful trades as vel
AZ tho lessons in tho Textbooks Is beirg
made, is rather old iogyish and bohjnd tho
ago. lthas TO boat club With its crew to gc
to Europe ara make the country ridiculou,
la Cornell, aud the boys have no experiouc,
In the scientific aod manly art OF hezlpg
Hampton college will havo 10 he reloga,cd &
tho domain Of tho antiquarian
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

PHlLADEIPnIA few days ago had an Ok
ceedingly quiet convention, a convention Of
delegates from various parts of the union,
and throughout its entire session ii was so
quiet you could have heard u pin drop or a
gum-drop, almost The mombers were oil
deaf mutcs, and they made good sign OF their
nanabilitioa
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d. II. TuRooP, Manager

We beg .eHve 10 call your attention 10 tie
fact that we succeed Me,-rs. A. Sumo,r Il
Co rs wholesale dealer, in pianos, organs
aud Ill kinds Of musical merchandise. Our
facilities are such that wesro enabled tn sup
rIy tbs trsdi NJ New York or Boston prices.
We import our goods ron Europe our.
splyes w Psy spot cs.h and Of course,
will 1T s'llis ca gvi our p,'rooS the tcneh
uf our unrghloi advantage Truslirg to
hear from YOU, "" remein Sours very truly,
FRFEs IL GARRETT.
Successors to A. Sumner IL O..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

A NORTHERN exchange mbuod with We
Boston idea of moral cuasion and goody
goodness to thu savage Indian, says; "Bulci-
cry stopped tho mArauling Of Cliof V'ctofis,
and nothing else is likely to atop this ioycIish
work of the other Apsch,s. Va believe
most Indiana can bo civili2ld, hut 'to
Apaches are incorrigiblc vagnbonjs."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

We have this dav sold cur cutirs
interest IN our DA;lss store 70
Messrs Frees ~ Garrett, and SIX for them
the trade that has 50 generously been ten.
dered to US, We know they viii give you
satisfaction, and fair uisl il .ll tnst is
asked Further, We take TINS opportunity "i
thanking our patrons for tpc,r trade 10 the
past, and snv unsettled business eat be ID.
ju,tcG by addressing Us nj 70S ard 40
Locust street, 81. Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

N"N AVN" hhu ~. ",
st. Louis Republican.
Chicago, August pa Tribune repor,cr
interviewed William b. Howard, Of tho firm
which is building tho Now York. Chicago
" st. Louis railroad, the new and formidable
opposition to the Vanderbilt system. He
says tho stories that Vanderbilt
and Gould arc backing the enterprise
are false. Ii is legitimate business
enterprise, entirely independent Of
any existing corporations 1t
will enter Chicago through lrondslr, one Of
the most rapidly growing suburbs, and will
aim to built L = largo manufacturing inter-
esis in tba! rofiou. The roads stock has all
been tsket. II will reach Chicago about
January lei at an expense Of So 100000. Ii
will avoid crossing streets while passing
through Cleveland, and save largo amount
of time by that means. Everything will be-
built In toe most thorough and substantial
manner AID the reception ul tho road aorg
lie limo IL already hearty and spontaneous. Mt
Howell eays tatto " universal ermily fol,
toward TIE LnkN Shore road by ,hoto living
upon i@ courso, and thst this feeling will
work to tier ,iyanlago. The co.t per mil,
will be only 5000 rs sgsiust 300 600 IN
dcbteinete per mile Of the Lake Shore, They
propose tc iDsueurete " smart freight com
petition lfvm Chicago to The scsbosrd. Thi,
siHtement IL interesting o. being tho Ore,
authoritative Information nbout this much
talked OF 'oed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

OYSTERS arc beginning to got ripe and the
crop up north is already being thrown upon
the market. They arc exceedingly nice, and
have splendid effect M The nights get cool
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No,lcc 10 aallrond contractors.

Notice Ia Railroad Contractors,
$40 mice rcSdy to let, on tho TcSaa q NJ
Louie railway, In Arkansas.
Frees Tor grating, lhcents To- u cents.
Cle.ting and gruhhine $40 10 saS urr ac,.
organizations and ptnue, eau be srri, nj
omoe OF the chief eoglupai, Il, l.. Cobb. ~
Little Rock, Ark. or New Msirid, Ma w
SEMI blde 10 ne AZ NWg Midr,d, Mo, or cor.
ne- 9TH and Pine streets, 81, Louis WI
GEO, h, ulnBARD.
Chief Contractor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

TnE Southern part of California want, 10
DO sliced of from the old state aud formed
into now one. That 10 10 say, tome inter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-03

Remember theiu~h ALWAYS ~ Il. Zmmcr,
msn's ut the opeping OF the season., ard in
order 10 make good selection call EARL.
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sPEC,AL SOTtCEs.

&AEEMoNAL NOTICE OF W ALLAIE 4
WAGGENER.-We would inform our ola
niondsand patrons that we have removed from,
our old Stand,corncr of Elm and Austin streets,
to the block opposite, No. iOS Elm street, two
doors east of Schneider y Davis. where we
viii atall times ho glad /, See our old friend.
and the public generally, and keep on han
everything In the grocery line.
WALLACE \ wAGGENER.
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SINKING FORK.

d
Samuel Wright was tried before
Esq. VIM. Wood ons last Saturday y
9th inst. for striking Mrs. Wiss with
his whip handle, and the jury found
him guiliyainthe SUN OF, ten dollars
and costs, In all about twenty dollars.
Be thankful Sam you got of so well,
go and never while you live let your
hand be raised 10 strike a woman
Born, to the wife of Hiram Odle on
The 9Th inst, 0 pound boy.
There was quite large crowd at
the singing OF M. Jg. Nichols on
last Monday night, notwithstanding
the incleinency Of the weather,
Wethink tits very strange there is
no reprsse,llive from this section on
the Grand Jury. What is the matter
withsthe country any how, that there
are not enough honorable white men
TO represent us ------- ---l-.---.a.
Sheriff Brown was out in this Sec
iion and sold the crop OF tobacco
owned by Jas, G. Renshaw on tho
1lth inst, levied on by Mr.. Thomson.
1t was sold by the bulk for $4,000 a
very fair price and bought by Mr..
Buckner, Of the firm Of Buckner 3
Woodbridge. n ac
Frank Capron has tho finest crop
oftobacco we have seen, being dark
silky wrapper, and we think he will
realize fancy price FOR it. II is the
Clsrdy variety. i ~ ~ &.
Tho scarlet fever, limited to the
family Of Mr. Thurmond, ak Of whom
had It are all improving, and tits
hoped, will soon be we'll. .-.
EMDE.
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ERA.

Mr. Editor:
Having read an able letter from
Raymond upon the subject OF tile
comparison Of tho north and south
parts 0t the county OF Christian, |
must say that heartily appreciate hls
views, so fur as the iaciilies and con-
venicnces OF north Christian are III
coinpali ison with that OF the southern
portion. on ,,
And now while under this hehd
| would appeal 10 the county cOdrt
hofI this county, Eiora bridge across
'ffade water on the public road Iead-o
ing from The Bullermilk road Ito,
Crotton. Now / think this is highly,
essentialiofor many reasons. First
there is not day but what there IL
passing at this rugged ford which las
endangered the lives of both male
aud iein.e, a. well as The Liability of
lie! loss OF horses, lwagons.ttc. AS Il
proof Of this fact viii mention a
sad occurrence which happened few
days since ut this ford. Jno. NJ. Reil.
shaw and were oh our return. fro m
tCeOfi0n with wagon and team ench,,
lie being in trout with M old lady i'll /,
his wagon, concluded that the late
tilaw lad not swollen the river so !,
high as to endanger his crossing. and
being Oh the opposite side, IRON home
he ventnrcd IN ut great peril of Ills,
life, as tYel as tho-old lady and M
other gentleman who was In the
wagon with them, his team being
strong notwithstanding they were
driftcd down the current they fDally
came out after hard struggle. Ny
team being lhndnost 4 rent them
back to neighbor's till morning by af
yopng man, who returned TO cross
thinking the river had fallen aud
Y.niured IN but l;ihe fore wheels
struck, . log that had drilted across
the ford and one ot:the; horses came
loose from the wagor. tie other could
inqt pub scross the log, consequently
they were iooseBed from, the wagon
in this pcriloUs condition and tue
wagon was leitIherei 10 be capsized
and destroyed howeverdhc running
gear was aiterwards found piece AZ a
thne scattered down The stream, but
the bed has never been rcgaihei.92 I'd
n Now | do, not appeal for myrspec-, \
ial bennt't nor any one in particular,
but for The benefit Of the citizens of
Crofton aid those who attend tilis |
business aud finurishing little TO WIN.
iloping) that this important business
will not be neglected. as it will add
greatlynIoa disadvantage and pros
iperity y ofthe farmers OF north Chris 1
iiau. await the further generosity
aud duo discretion of the county
t,t,urt. SfAihal nAs lln1t} fGV
i Plant ped 9sowihgs are in demand
now. .uQi gg
Measles are raging in this part. !.
Diphtheria has vanished.
HTwo. trhppcrs pohl $24 90 worth of
furs caught on Tradewater, the most
valuable beng an Otter hide cnught
by WsJ. Adams tn a steel trap, the
animal being At and 10 inches in
length. Hide sold for IS so. More
anon from rI As LUTHER.
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NORTH CHRISTIAN.

|
AS wellas we can ascertain, prep.
aration is being made for the lurges!
acreage of tobacco ever grown in
North Christian.
The.litlle wheat III this section, sur.
yived the severe tost OF winters cold,
and at present appears TO be doing
moderately well but taking this sec-
lion as whole, the crops likely 10. he
produced even uiider 'favora bIe cit-
sumstances, can not afford sufficient
seed for al average acreage.
A little soif oi,hfr. WIN. :, ,Juyner
was thrown from 4 wild horse ana
seriously hurt OH the g h.
Napoleon iIaninonds, OF Bcthle.
hem, kns iaiheda serious loss By fire
OH the night of the 5,h. His dwell
ling with most OF its furniture, TO-
gether with crib containing his en-.
ltire. croP rof eorTppdR ii meat;house
w~rB al fMzed In one short hour II
The fire was accidental resulting
from negligence, having caught in
some debri, LETT in close proximity 10
a small fire III the meat house, Hei'q
A man named Weisin milling from
Tennessee or some such odious local
lty, stuck his stakes Oh AIR. Il. S.
Wright's farm last fall andcontracted
to work OIL shares for 1881. Being
destitute ofproyinious he made appli.i
cations TO Mr.. Wright for a supply
offering. 60 pawll afnare as an indcm-
nifty. Mr.. Wright complied with liis
request and put the mare with HIS
ow'h stock: bVt 20 soon "a the wealth
ernIoder,tted Wcisin mitie mi attempt
to get possession Of the marein order
no leave, bur Rfailii'g, trusted TO his
herculpan better half who yauiting,y
assured him that she could get It.
lStraightway pfoceedidg 10 tile woods
where I. s. Wright jr !. was hauling,
iRlic ordered him t0ilelivert the mare;
he refused. and she persisted with
threats and finally coniniencesi pull.
ling Off the harness W hefeupon, Mr..
Wright findi,ig remonstfance vain
aid provoked beyond discretion,
knocked her down with his whip.
iln' was tired before a Up ,1ahd al
Though the enlirelaiIair WINS one con.
,inoe,is course ofoprovocaiion upon
the part the plaintifralie wa. flnel
sl0lnnd cost Things are coming 10
o fine pass when citizens hare to win.
ter sets % nhiga'oryi vagabonfls and
then beiflned heavily by dtbeir peers,
Iorl protecting the validity OF their
ceJtractslia ssw iToqn9vaI a6uhl i.
g hirs. sli1lhs,R woosley. mother Of
FDr5J. III WoosIeyiis verylitI ,stoJ %
phMr9 Isaft oosrey, of j owe, Ia on
a s'ieit o1lis brother, Dr Woosley, OF
Bsinbridsr.9 A1isgialiua .a1seg 1ol
\ Wese woaldalGrespertfully inform
E,nde.iiimt we are intlhsbit of item.
iziug Whatever we conceive, 10 be Of
interest; always'sticking 10 the facts
and The eountyI Aud 5morcoperiwe
extend him likc courtesy without q
murmur.l When ID correspondent
iieglects or misconstrues an item lie
our duty and7our wontto wriieitnp.
,SaxAis RAYMOND.
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wEAvER's STORE.

'Hrf afL q. - -I.5l 7 l9tlL
~ soou many pant oeas nave oeon
ourn'' Notwithstanding tis Sill WIN
'fy. 'l.lal.'e., . I, g 'r.5,Iat n
"a great .Gea' o, tqoacco mas oreh
Stupps" ia,e'yanie nomeH carried 20
market ,:e ne ros"s afe IN Such . oaa
coha'.Ion @ .fpa: 'hal mocn 2. ths weea Se VIII
nave ", . ~ oyer ", spring, ,m,
~! III slip tiersnal 'cNafa, wnS III, naS
SPehl hse % % s'A years u 'he lar w west
returned 10 MS nome some weeks ago
'elHSe.bIFI,nW b n.ed o,o6je h,
+, E isan .na, Y f,lss tAi,s0P.Y,'rrml
'o'..S''vs cAei,l.sSee, wv N ~, ~
Nacanry, Sa ssss 4 ,eacner .. .ne 'rse schoo'
near .hls Plscs' Ps. occasions" s., 10y tne
Marriage rn OF NlSs 'yie. .ie mere were
Seyerai appilcan.s ,i 'or the si'uat'on.
DIT harvey Mssaooarne, ns,o,alr,l o. New
s'eau' was IN 'le e.ne'gnoor,'ooa anew
aays agoon agls's 70, nls lqa-7N
.ai learn 'pa' ~ VIII ieeveiVe' on me
u aiisw weekSlo cnrohicie Inc mar
r'sges o,Hswo o0ysliuhae[ eiSh'een
years, OF ase - Young aS ,saies oia
enough lot 'ne'r mo,ners' in'r'yisM
houFS Is conSlaereo fNii sle' put oriet call oy
'he yoaN'hs' ynNls ,ugpbs,s, 5s,,'
jll-flig q great gn.' many game mems, hsh are oa'ng
caught n lay, lIttle e,, Aiver ''e nov now. - Nir'
'icofaw' ol isc 'ee' oaasns 10 los'
one afternoon last week'hear ows'ey .
spring. H9ga ~ s.iW ,pa1oo D
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LAFAYETTE,

Thcyproiractedlneetin which lihs
been ip irogIcss When last wrote ut
the Methodist church ior some time;
closed more than week ago. Many
were added to the church and II is
hoped that much good may be the reil
suit. ~ =
Not lona Isiuce an s,iemp, was
made 10 obille iirnI Of Messrs Fuqd dx
d Fuqups The burglar cut through
the door removed The, bar that con
fined j., and easily ,eiiecied M ent-
rance he wac ,dnatled To get into the
safe, but robbed the cash drawer ola
small amount lett there.
Mr.. AID. Dnnlap, who has been.
confined to his ro0m with pneumonia
for about ten days is still very in.
Mrs. Oscar Ci,shinan and Mrs.
Campbell, of tho Hppkinsvillc neigh
borlIood, spciit last week with
friends In lafayette.
There is dearth of news items !:
and corresponding dullncss IN all
kinds OF business, but then, il is no
doubt tho calm that prccedes tito
brisk opening OF the Spring trade,
which We trust is not far distant.
I'm the morning Of the llth, the sun
iookeu- uoWh upou US 80 OfniRnly,
that he deceived even the robins " lo
h,c,,,, yoo,.I a,,a sa.,t..,,,,I. IL
oeca'ne Noeh', Nlu- IOrihWllh- Tue
muses. tuned their Tyres aud pre-
pared TO sing, when 10! old Boreas,
.pitcluliy retnrncd aud literally thrcw
:.,I-:. " ISs-,-t .-
show wv 'hetf. .faecs sho"Hg thercuy
that he considered the whole proceed-
Iyc,,s mi. as ,sl.. fa..lfiga,.; .ssI.,sa.
"'sepps y "'Nc'' ehu lrPtms Pocihe
not yet IN season, so, they "t0ldcd
their tents Ike The Arabs and silently
stole away" Not aohsyour CORES.
nnaaaai nth ,t,ai;a.,,.;,.h,.,. ,..:,, l 3
Po""o"'' WV" "he in'oihii"oIe viii "
a woman when she is determined not
IN I'm nverco,,o hr ,r;oas sLa (,,.,,,,,
" '''ne., ohc, Npi'"
person, singular, agreeable TO instrnc-
tion, ahu MOI we)Wcni as " we're INTO
Ia state OF rptiracy." And az In VIVA by
~, ,,,o,,. .,ho Z, rs, ..s,,,,.b;,,,, 5...v n.
~ ''en"o ''esn""'o'. wy n.e' e"nS".hy ."y w
record. that had ended otherwise
fhan'q ~ had nrom;sed c,ne. "a al.
". f'st"'. NV',M ''o
phna, dropp.edtiie curtain and look.
ing mo Tue hre amused thusly. "a
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DO I THINK OF THEEa

HfN N-I y
When stilly eve her shadows east
And sparkling Jews are falling fact,
When Luna floods the distant lea.
Fer askest, ado think OF theeYp
When smiling faces llnger near,
To chase away thu starting tear,
shnl happy tours OF inissliand giee, aaiil
Fer askeit, .po think Of fthccfr 4
~ III NJ JAZZ ~ -
When care and grief the fearful sigh,
When clouds of sorrow dim tllfne eye,
And darkso:ec shades In haste wouid'st d,
Thsu astest, "De think Of thsei" /
When hope, alas. Ia lumed for hight,
And whelncd thy soul In hopeless night
When high tho storm and wild the sea,
Still asked, "Do J think OF thcefr
Yes, dearest one, think OF thee
When twilight shadows dawn the lea,
Or ROSY morn. with gIlled train,
The song birdwakestosweetes strain
Yes over DO Think of.thee, 7 A,t \
In hours ofsadnesl or OF giee,
When tricnds are faithlcss or deceive.
And hcartto heart should closest cirAye.
To thee with Joy I'll ever turn
while lie and hope within me burn,
Nor pieaiure's wilea, nor sor,iid care.
Thy Image from my heart shall tear,
" 1 ta.r.uznu.,rnuernsur
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In Memoriam-

..j,n. :; bs,,,s..sa., p ,,.tp,
p,e', a. .ne 'es'uehce o' MI .u.l,'o 1on"
y. y, DeN,ey, yosa neur va UaNsAy o'a''Dn, iSn ny"
5s" Noy. - - iooV' mrS, susan y, ial'' 1
aasea % years. ~ uhop'hs anu = "ay''
,y sirs. lia's, oaIsh'er o' Den nJaoal'''
ana Annie ~ ,yt,YN 9ehYk'nS' oPn,'Syays,
nioe ~ p w. was ,I oo'h SSn. -, ~ y
marie" noocrt oo ,o,n ,lar. o' LOUIS" ".
~" NoY ~, 1oa9' ,,olhe', ihc pap',s'
ghufch u loo1' pm''ea Win M eno
vnris'aih Hnatcn az Lhon 'h9nisa ", I,
Say ln lo'o' anu aEer,i'ne, ueatr u
nsr ,ssa nuSoano' wn,ch 9ccur'ea ~ Hy0;
icoo' sue oams 70 NY" anp uH''eu
WIN q 'he ChfiS.aln Snurcn ~
1opkmsylilo ~ lsov, ol whlcn Hnufcn
she remained 'uemoer ui ner
membership was od removed, on 'ne
lein, OF NOV; ioo"' from lne Onprcn
militant 70 the vnurch triumphan,;
I Ing anthoriol TINS niue 'ripu'ewlh
ever ~ that y was a nlgh priy'lese
70 Sisl'' during ner las, ii'ness' ons SO
"pnre In heart and SO lovely IN
character. She was phHanthropic
almost ,s To- , iael'' throwing 'ne oroaa
T;L.,L. ,ai.,;s, i,a. a
LINE ''ie sai'iiis'' uei prayer hee",ou
ever to be "Set watch, O Lord, be-
faro =, = Month. Kosn ,ha door If NV
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5GAaRETTEBuRa.

b. . =.
Mr.. Frank QnarIes, WIN has for the
las, few weeks been suffering with a
carbnnklc on his neck, is rapidly re.
covering. r aLtl
Mr. Thos. Terrell. of this vicinity
coniempla,es moving 10, Hopkins.
vile to live. ineLa short time Mr..
Terrell has for many years been u
resident OF this ncighborhool. aud
his friends viii be gricveil 10 see him
and Ills .estimable laiy golfrom their
nilsta ga s.ss,q ,oi R,lla, nsaE
ltRev. WsH.tRyalI, 4 young Baptist
divine, of Richmond. Va, having
been called 10 preach for ,fhe congre-
,aation At Olivct, reached his N,hw
field Of labor A, few days. ago. Olivet
hss for,somo ldma Sbceli Without a
pastor, and it gives us pleasure to
know that Fheihas Al last awakened
70 the necessity oi employing a shep.
herd for her flock '''p''' ''''i
Rev. j. w. Bigham.' pastor of the
Methodist church at Lafayette,
preached fol-, US Sunday before last.
Mr.. Bighnm is an eloquent md i'm.
presaive speaker ana hissermohs arc
ever rcplcte with sound doctrine and
useful information. y eds,fr 81 rass ,
Madame rumor softly whispers in
our ear, that ere long will 1.-The > mar
riage bellies again riig out tho heart
rending intelligence that two more
vic,ilns are to be sacriiicedI upon the
hymenialaltcr, lH lhsiIl
MI. Editor, as YOU SO strongly con.
demh the use OF the I've" inie,icrs IL
shall hereafter be our. constant en-.
deay Or, 30 far &C possible, to employ
some other suitable pronoun.n How
eyer lyouwill please be SO kind as. TO
state some Of the grounds upon
which yon base your great objection
70 tho uso Of the personal, and byT 60
doing you win confer q favor upon
some of tile readers of the Kentuck.
Ian. --''''. xxx a,st 'ssi,., essS oNIr
Mr.. Dick Hunt living near Gar
rettsburg, gave a dance al his resi-.
dence on last Friday night We had
not the'plessure Of attending but pre-
sume the patty was decided success,
III
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

@ ~. g.
~ DA.lsI-e'u'h nam street. hev'
S.iI,.,i, n'ea,l Pa"'o,' ostyise' every
3AooA,h morning an' evening enn-
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first "Wednesday
night in rach moutb.aui,ad OF aoilNii
csla.n9, n.y. il os gpg h,,., ,
.'"""''''e y, ''''s'' E'u'
,i's,,' 'a"', "s'o,, Services
Sunday school eyery.,-suuIny-,morn. .
ing Prayer meeting every W.Jpes
day.rveniag, n S5g J
"a T. sar,,,
p.c r. m sp.t. ''"S',l LUZ, ''''e slm'r'F'
every, Sabbath morning and evening
Sunday school every Sunday morning
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening. Y
F,0.r ,I,,,.., p,,..,,.
Street. Rev. Comlrer,~ pas,ot, i,Ser.
vices every Sabbath morning. SIM
day school, jeverv Sunday morning
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
SoVruEps paESnrrEnlax--NaSh-
Sii'e street. kev: q. Z. late, pastor.
SERVICES Isl ana 3fo Sahba'h morn.
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TIE SOUTH KEATUcxlaa.
ADVERTISING RATE.
While we nre about il, 10, v, mai. .

While we nre about j., lei We make
1t an Emperor. Th.re /. no extra
charge, and il looks more expensive.
This story is getting too crowded.
We have on hand u rich article OF
High Church Clerical, who becomes
a Roman Catholic and q Cardinal, bls
we have no room 10 work him In
without .sacrifcing some ofthe up.
holstery. Ato sls.e.lt 91,
We have only room TO remark that
Lord Montfoft died-therp was =
Lord Montiort --and bis widow be-
came Mrs. N. Dynoin Ferrars. We
can not give in detail allstlIe rich.
nesses OF the wedding; but II cest
E273,000.
~ Dymion was now Prime Minis.
ter OF 'Englsnd, and always ate sR
solid diamond plates, We have got
10 stop right here. live got him any
l0rdier ormore luxurious, he wesla
burst. ,,,... ..
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HECRET SOCIETIES.

Hf - b'sORH 40HOAE lily.
MASONIC LopoE--Meets 1st Monday
sycnihg III each month, at Masonic
Hall. J, !, Lspdes. w. NJ, Geo.
Street, Secretary. M
EvEnanrES LopoE, No. 38 KSIonTs
OF PyrHrks--Meets at X. Of p. Hall,
2nd and 4th Thursday evenings in
J each mouth 'Endowmrnt rank, LIST
Thursday evening in each month.
Il, w. Norwood, q. c., j. w, Cross,
x. Of r. 4 s.
: Opp FRLLows-Tbird story. Hop
kinsyille Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmcnt meets
every lst, and srd Thursday evens-
iugs.
A. 0. q. W.--Meets at K. Of p.
Hall every Monday evening. II. r..
Mcoamy, N. w.
X. Of II. LoDoE- Meets at X OF P.
Hall lat and 3rd Tuesday nights Of
each month. NJ. Lipstinc, R. R. Nat
Gather, Dictator.
KSIoHr TrMrLARs--Mee 4th Mon
day night in each month, at Masonic
HILL.
EXPRESS OFFICE.
L. n N. Expnrss CompAxy--R.
w. Norwood Agent. Office old Bank
hurl,Hpg. Main Street, xs.,s N y
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Inpo lite Things.

Loud and boristerons laughing.
Reading where there Ia talking.
Reading aloud in company without
being asked.
Talking when others are reading.
SDitting.about the house.
Cutting finger nails in company,
Leaving church before worship is
closed. w
Whispering and laughing In Il 20
house of God.
!, Gazing rudely at strangers.
Leaving a stranger without a seat.
A want of respect and reverence tor
seniors.
Correcting older persons than your
self, especially parents
Making yourself the hero OF your
own story.
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C.P. O'Brien Of the Cleveland (O.)
Sunday Times has been arrested and
put under bond Of 81, 500 Tor send ing
blndeeent matter through the mails.