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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-08

Mr.. Russell Raley, Versailles, Ky, has
purchased fveyear-old daughter of Mann
brino Time
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Department az insurance, statistics,
mud History.

Austin, ToXas, March %, 1881.
To all whom u may concern;
THIS ID To certify TINT the Equitable Life AS
surgnce Society ,of New York, has In all re-
spoct. mllp complied with tho laws OF Texas as
condi 'lons precedent g. Its doing bue ness In
mis- state, and thrt the said Company holds n
certificate OF authority from this oilice EMIT.
ling u to do business In this state for one year
rom the LIST day OF January, 1851, to the Stat
day of Deccmhor ISL.
Given under my hand and seal, ~ onice, In
- Austin, the day and date first above
rs mentioned.
nc A, W, Spaight,
Commissioner.
y. II. Phipps, y. l.. May,
Sp'lAgt Gen'l Agt.
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- ICE! ICE ICE !-On and after Mon
day, May I'd, l will deliver ice In any part of
the city as cheap as tho cheapest. Il. b. Hager
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hereby given that on May 9th
the management OF the Whseler 4 Wilson man-
ufa,turlng company of this city will be under
the management of A J.. Council, who has
had many years If experience in the ewing
machine business, and TO all those who;wuuld
Ike to mako purchase of the New No. s.
can be accommodated by calling or leaving
orders at Ne. ~ Mniu street.
Wneeler n Wilson Mfg c..
Per G. ". NJ Mount.
Dallas, Texas, May 3, 1851.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ORPHAN AUXILIARY AssOCIArIoN.-T
annual meeting OF the "Orphau Asylum
Auxiliary Association OF this city was
held on Sunday at the Eleventh Street syna.
g0gue. The report OF the secretary and
treasurer was submitted, which showed
gratifying results. A committee was ap.
pointed 10 wait upon the friends Of the
Association and solicit membership.
This Association Is link Of a similar As
sociation under the auspices OF District
Grand Lodge, No. 5, |. o. B'nai Birth, TO
raise fund TO erect an orphan asylum.
The annual membership fee is only 81.
This plan was started three years ago, and
has now sinking fund Of over $4,000.
The following officers were reelected for
the ensuing year: Julius Straus, president; !;
+. j. Levy, A. Gunst, and Solomon Wise,
vice.preSidents Mrs. III. Asher, Mrs. ii.
Newman, and Mrs. +. HoZinger, executive
committee; jacob l.. Ezekiel, secretary !;
Leon Wallerstein, treasurer; Committee TO
Solicit Subscriptions, julius Straus, Will
liam Lovenstein, and II. Asher.
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PROBABLE FATAL AFFRAY.-The usually
quiet village Of Columbia, on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, was the scene OF a
probably fatal affray o. Saturday night,
which resulted from whiskey. Several
white men who were reported being drunk
met negro man with whom they began to
dispute. A difficulty ensued, and one OF
the white men, named Taylor Marks, struck
the negro on the head with pick.handle.
The men were then arrested, but after be-
ing released from custody went back TO Da-
vs's bar-room, where they met negro
named Bill Hackney. He was also struck
with the same heavy club. Taylor Marks
and his brother Joe then beat Hackney
severely, 1t is reported, and threw him out
OF back window, giving him fall OF elgh-
teen or twenty feet to the ground. The
negro is expected to die from the effect of
his INJURIES. The two brothers have been
arrested, and last evening were at Palmyra,
the courthouse, awaiting trial.
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Personal AND BRIEF LOCALS. Rev. II.
A. Tupper, Jr., pastor Of the Baptist church
at Harrodsburg, KY, is in the city.
Rev. DR.. Armstrong will sail from New
York on the Goth Of July in the Cunard
steamer BattaYa.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode has been called to
Norfolk on account Of the illness Of his
daughter.
Chief.Justice Waite has granted wrts Of
error in the cases Of VaiPs executor Us.
The Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia
and Greme's executor Us. the same.
The work on Main street goes on-slowly.
Efforts are still being made to establish a
salvage corps in connection with the Fire
Department.
"Many Clerks" write asking us to sag
word in their behalf. They want the
schedule on the Richmond and Dlnyille
BOn.Air excursion trains after lst July TO
be: Leave Richmond at 6:10, and returning
arrive at Richmond at $50 or 0. They say
the stores are not closed until 6, and, as the
trains on Tuesday and Friday will leave at
8, they will be deprived OF going.
Gerhard Holzgrefe, native OF Germany,
was yesterday granted naturalization papers
by the City Circuit Court.
Hon. Joseph Jorgensen was in the city
Yesterday.
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RESIGNATION OF AN ORGANIsr.- The
session of the First Presbyterian church
received on Saturday evening the resig0a-
aion OF Professor n. b. CIapp, who has ac-
ceptably filled The position Of organist and
musical director in this church for twenty
TIVE successive years. This resignation was
made necessary enly through personal and
family considerations, and was regretfully
accepted by the session. A paper express
siye of the feelings OF the church was pre-
pared ty the session. dwelling upon The
long and faithful services OF Professor
Clapp, aud praying for him the blessing OF
God whereger his lot may be east. These
resolutions were spread upon the records
Of The church, and copy given to Pro-
lessor Clapp.
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AT First Baptist church on Sunday morn.
ing and night Rev. T. s. Dunnaway, d. D.,
OF Fredericksburg, occupied the pulpit,
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne preached in Frede.
ricksburg for DR.. Duunaway.
AT Second Baptist church SUNDAY morn.
ins and night Rev. DR.. Mcdonald preached
as usual. In the morning communion was
administered, and the right-hand OF fellow.
ship was given to two.
At Manchester Baptist church on Sunday
morning Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher preached, and
at night Rev. w. T. Derieux, the pastor,
preached. and received one for baptism.
At Fulton Baptist church on Sunday
morning Rev. Charles L. HerDdOn preach.
ed, and at night Rev. II. b. Garrett, the
pastor, preached. Meetings will be held at
this church every night this week under the
conduct Of Rev. Charles T. Herndon.
AT Bethlehem Baptist church, Chester.
field, Rev. J. A. Leslie preached on SUNDAY
morning and received one for baptism, and
In the afternoon baptized two.
AT Venable.Street Baptist church Sunday
morning Rev. J. NJ. Butler occupied the
pulpit. At night the pastor, Rev. r. III.
Pitt, preached.
Divine services were held Sunday after
noon at O'Clock at the Retreat for the
Sick, Rev. +. A. Peterson, pastor of Cente-
nary Methodist church, officiating.
At Broad-Street Methodist church, Rev.
j. l.. Hutchinson, OF the Baltimore Confer
ence, preached morning and night, in the
absence Of the pastor.
At Clay-Street Methodist church, the pas
tor, Rev. A. G. Brown, preached at III A..
M. and p. NJ. Hereafter the second sun
day service at this church will he held in
the afternoon instead OF at night.
AT Manchester Methodist church, Rev.
W. G. Staples, secretary Of the Virginia
Bible Society, preached at IL A. NJ. aud
Rev. ID. NJ. James, from Randolph Macon
College, at night.
The usual Sunday services were held at
the other Methodist churches.
At the First PRESBYTERIAN church Rev.
DR.. Preston preached morning and night.
AT the conclusion OF the morning sermon
the sacrament OF the LORDS Supper was
administered, and one new person received
into the church.
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ADangerons pnstime,

EdStorsDispdtch; Last Thursday evening,
June 23d, as the train that carried the ex.
cursion OF Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church was rounding the base OF Oregon
HUI on its return to the city, some boys, or
other persons unknown, amused them
selves by throwing sand at the occupants OF
the coaches, seriously affecting several Ia.
dies, filling their eyes with gravel and sand; I;
one case was very severe. viii not some
one who has the authority look into this
matter and see that IL does not occur again ?
was witness OF the above, and ask that
it be published. v. HEcHLER, Jr.
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ARRANGING FOR HIS CONPANY.-Lieuten
ant Fred. +. Farnswortb, OF the Detrsit
Light Guard, Company A, Third regiment
Michigan State troops, was in the city yes-
teiday making arrangements for his compa.
ny and the other Detroit military companies
to visit Richmond during the Yorktown
Centennial celebration. Hon. David II,
Jerome, Governor Of Michigan, and staff;
the Legislature OF Michigan and State off.
GERS. will also visit the city at that time.
There will be about 800 persons in the
party, and they expect 10 remain in Rich.
mond several days. Lieutenant Farnsworth
left for home last night on the Chesapeake
and Ohio train, and will stop at Cincinnati
a shor: while. His company Is the Oldest
military organization in the Northwest, and
it is said TO be the crack company OF Michi.
gan.
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JUNE AND THE CHILDREN.-It has been
remarked that this month has been the most
favorable for children Of any similar month
for many years. There has been less sick.
ness amongst them and fewer deaths.
Another singular circumstance in connec-
ton with the month is the fact that there
were large number OF cases OF cholera
morbus, or some kindred disease, which oc-
Cured here on Saturday night last. A
physician in good standing remarked on
yesterday that whether 1t was something in
the weather, or the storm which passed
over the city, or whether it was due TO the
influence of the comet, whether one or all
OF these reasons combined, but that there
were more fresh cases Of sickness which he
was called to see on Sunday than he has
ever known before. A gentleman whose
business carries him much about the city
corroborattd the statement yesterday.
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THE CATHEDRAL PARISH SCHOOL. - A
meeting OF the congregation Of st. Peters
Cathedral was held in the basement Of the
church Sunday afternoon. Very Rev.
Father Van De Vyver presided and stated
the object OF the meeting, which was to
raise the necessary funds to put in thorough
repair the bouse at the southeast corner Of
Marshall and Ninth streets for the accom-.
modaton Of the Xayerian Brothers, who
will take charge OF the Cathedral school at
the opening OF the next session in Septem-
Der. 1t was stated that 500 would be re-
quired to complete the Job, Sl93 Of which
was Immediately subscribed by those pre-
sent. In order to raise the balance OF the
amount the parish was laid eff into districts
and q canvasser appointed for each, whose
duty it will be TO call upon the members Of
the congregation TO solicit subscriptions in
the interest OF the undertaking.
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HEBREW SUNDAY. SCHOOL EYAMINATTON.-
The annual examination OF the pupils Of
the Hebrew Sunday school took place on
Sunday morning at the Eleventh. Street
synagogue lecture.roOm in the presence OF
a large number OF the parents and friends OF
the pupils. The examinations were highly
satisfactory, and the pupils were commend
ed for their diligence and aptitude, and the
excellent lady teachers for their faithful
training during the past year. There were
several recitations by the younger children,
among them Leroy Cohen, Charles Ezekiel,
Florence Leibermuth, Minnie Gunst, and
May Michelbacher. The latter reciled a
piece dedicated to the Hebrew Or.
phan Asylum. which was appropriate
10 the meeting OF the Asylum As.
sociation held Immediately afterwards.
Several hymns were sung by the school,
and short address by the superintendent
OF the school, Mr. William Lovenstein.
Rev. Mr.. Harris made the formal address
for the interesting occasion, In which he
took occasion TO give some wholesome ad-
vice TO the teachers, scholars, and friends.
The handsome banner, which was pre-
sented TO the schoo! by Mrs. Marx Mitiel-
dorfer, was awarded by committee ap.
pointed for that purpose to the infant class,
taught by Miss Rosa Fleishmau, aud will be
held by her class until some other reaches
the standard Of proficiency which entities
the class to the Soutriquet Of "The Banner
Glass of the School,"
Gold and silver medals were presented by
Mrs. Ellis Abrams, which will also be SUBJ
iecls OF monthly contests among the classes.
Miss Fanny Michelbacher's class secured
the gold medal, and the infant class the sill
yer medal.
The school has now vacation until Sep
tember lst, and will naugurale the yaca.
ton by pleasant picnic at Bon Air next
Wednesday.
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Run OVER BY A WAGoN.-Yesterday af-
ternoon about $3.50 O'Clock Nir. Stephen C..
Curry, who resides on Union Hill, was
knocked down and run over at the corner
of Cary and Virginia streets by wagon
heavily loaded with molasses and hay, one
OF the hind wheels OF the vehicle passing
over both of his legs between the knee and
ankle. Bystanders rushed 10 the spot eX-
pectiSg to see the old gentleman terribly
mangled, but, TO the surprise OF all, he
arose apparently unhurt, and in short
time walked off, refusing the assistance OF
The city ambulance, which had been tele-
graphed for.
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The COUNCIL RECESS. The joint resou-
ton agreed to by the Common Council for
summer recess, from the first Monday in
July until the first Monday in September,
has been amended by the Board of Alder
men, so as to extend the time TO the first
Monday in October. The friends OF the
measure feel satisfied that there is no good
reason why the body should not adjourn
until October, and will so urge. Many OF
the members OF the two branches are anx-
ious to leave the city for season, and ii
would seem only proper that they should
not be deprived OF their summer vacation.
II called meeting be necessary they could
return to the city.
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Colonel MCDANIEL, the celebrated proprietor OF
Stony-BrO stud Farm, Princeton, Y. j.. says
81 hardly think 100 much can be said In praise Of
this Invaluable medicine for the horse Liebig Co.'s
Arhi,ated Extract Of Witch Hazel. ! advise all
horsemen 10 keep IL constantly on hand" II quickly
cures oyerstran. wounds, infammations. and most
of the commoner ailments of the horse. Also,
cures crown scab, poll evil Injury from pressure Of
the girtb, rheumatism, harness gals, n1amed ten.
dnous shea,hs. &c. DEPOT, 90 Maiden Lane, New
York. Sold IN fifty cents snd dollar sizes. Reduced
rates by the half gallon and gallon. Beware of
worthless limitations.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

LTEBIG CO.'S COCA BEEF TONIC" My patients
derive marked and decided benefit from It," says
Professor j. NJ. CARNOCHAN, NJ. d., professor Of
surgery, New York Medical College. For bad taste
In the mouth, bad breath, heartburn, pain in the
stomach and bowels, Hiuency, constipation (which
are all but symptoms of dyspepsia and broken
down digesiioDl, 1t is invaluable. Also valuable in
billiousness, malaria, debility. monthly suffering,
liver complaints, and sick headache. Beware of
cOunterfeis. Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
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MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN.
fRAL Communicative Republican State
Central Committee will meet at the Elk.
change Hotel to-day at IL o'clock. The
character OF the session will depend entirely
upon the conduct OF the Lewis faction. II
they make no attempt to disturb the action
OF the committee at Its last sitting the meet
ing to-day will be brief and uninteresting
to the general public; but II. Oh the other
hand, such an attempt should be made, a
long and stormy session may be looked for.
As both factions agree upon this day for
the holding of the meeting there will doubt
less be a full attendance OF members. Hon.
John +. Lewis, late chairman OF the COM
mittee;. Collector Brady, Of Petersburg;
Mr. j. L. Van Auken, Hon. Joseph Jorgen.
sen Mr.. J. b. Works, Of Lynchburg, and
other prominent lights OF the Republican
party, arrived here last night. General Ma
hone also arrived yesterday, and imme-
diately betook himself to his headquarters,
where he remained up TO late hour last
night, being visible only TO a few select
friends
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TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are litter or
bad taste In the mOath Pain I'm the Back, Sides, or
Joints. often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
Stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
co tive aud lax; Headache; Loss OF Memory, with a
painful sensation Of having failed TO do something
which ought ID have been dore; Debility; Low
Spirits; thick yellow appearance OF the skin and
Eyes; Dry Cough. often mistaken for Consump-
ti0n.
sometimes many of these symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few: but the Liver, the
srest organ IN The body, genersly the seat of the
disease and if not Regulated IN time great suffer-
ipg. wretchedness. and Death will ensue.
As AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC. TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION.-Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless In our en-
graved wrapper, with trade e-msrk stamp and sigma
ture unbrOken. None other is genuise.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. Ii. ZEIL1N & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. je 4.eodtAu20
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RICHMOND GRAIN AND COTTOS E.

RICHMOND GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Tbe annual elec-
ton for officers OF this Exchange for the
year ending June 80, 1882, was held yester-
day morning, with the following result ::
President, Philip HaXall; First Vice.Presi-
dent. George >. Palmer; Second Vice-Presi-
dent, John p. Branch; Board OF Directors,
John Addison, William A. james, William
&. Seldom, w. G. Clemens, p. II. Baske:.
viii, II. Il. Taliaferro, William III. Tyler,
Charles L. Todd, l.. l.. Bass, p. A. Sublelt,
Joseph II. Blair, Henry NJ. Wortham, II. II,
Smith, w. NJ. Lewis, William ID. Gibson.
The Board OF Directors will meet We'd
pesday at l0t O'Clock.
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BASE BALL.-The Richmond Baseball
Club has just made arrangements with the
Star Club, champions of Washington, ID. C.,
to play two games, Monday, july 4th, at 4
p. NJ, and Tue, day, July 9Th, at l04 A. NJ.
The Richmonds also play the Fultons, OF
this city, June goth, at p. NJ, aud the
Greenstocklngs, OF Manchester, Friday,
July lst, at p. NJ. The Richmonds will
present one OF the strongest mines ever or
ganiZed in this city, and are practicing to
give the Washington nine a close contest.
The Rchmonds have also accepted chal.
lenges from the Oympics, Of Lynchburg,
and the ArtilIery-School Club, OF Fort
re.s Monroe. Games will be played at the
Base. Ball Park, at the head OF Clay street.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS or EAST END
CONSERVATIVE CLUB.-At a meeting OF the
East. End Democratic Conservative Club OF
Jefferson Ward the following officers were
elected: President, John Merrill; Vice
President, William e. Gale; Secretary,
William G. ODwyer; Treasurer, John L.
Enright; Sergeant-at.arms, James b. Rudd; /;
Executive Committee, W. l.. Morris lchair-
MANI, NJ. J.. Fitzpatrick (secretary( John L.
Enright, Thomas ii. Davis, and Thomas
Wesley. Az communications should be
addressed TO NJ. j. Fitzpatrick, City Gas
Works
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THE COMET.-The comet was no stranger
last night. 1t was seen early and late by
young aad by old, by lovers and by those
who were not In love, by learned and by
unlearned-in fact, by everybody. 1t was
seen with the naked eye and through the
telescope, and afforded new theme OF con.
versation, much 10 the relief OF that inter-
esting class who indulge in small talk. On
Franklin, Broad, and the other thorough
fares scores OF people regaled themselves
with sight OF it, and on Franklin street 1t
was viewed By a number OF persons through
strong telescope. 1t could be seen very
soon after sunset, and until very late hour
was he looked upon.
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CONSIDERATION OF ST. MARKS CHURCH.
CONFERENCE.-The solemn and interest
ing conservation services OF the Episcopal
Church took place Sunday, the edifice being
st. Marks church, corner First and Clay
streets, OF which Rev. T. &. Dashell. ID. ID. +,
is rector. There was a very large congre-
CATION present, including representatives
from every congregation in the city and a
member from every Episcopal vestry in the
city. Bishop Whittle, DR.. Peterkin, and
Mr.. Dasbiell conducted the services. The
Bishop preached. After the consecration
six ladies and two gentlemen were con-
frmed.
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How long will this comet be visible
viii 1t grow brighter than 1t Isl Which
way will II move, &C., &c.s" All these
questions can be answered in few days, as
soon as we can hear from the astronomers,
who have doubtless ere this fully calculated
Its orbit and forecast its history. Mean
While we will ourselves all observe the
motion and changes Of this splendid object
that nightly challenges our gaze, and the
peer OF which we may not see for years.
Hoping these desultory notes may help
the inquiring, Iremain yours truly,
Z. II. W.
RICHMOND COLLEGE, Va, June q, 1881.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
DIG CUT-COWN IN PRICES.

The constautly-increasing popularity OF our es-
tabiihment gives us announcement 10 offer series
Of bargains 10 patroDs never before equalled
Ladies who are preparing Tor he season at the
various summer resorts will do well 10 eXami ne our
stock before leaving town.
our GOOD. ARE ALL FRESH and Of the choicest
quality ana IN many cases Oh red al prices far below
IACEs! LACES!
The LACE COUNTER has been hesieeed during
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al makes Of LACES in CREAM-WHlTE and
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Anv statement of The meri of our GLOVE DE-
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We carry all the popular makes Of CORSETS,
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fitting, aud mu Il be seen to be appreciated.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
Determined not 10 carry any or these over 70 next
ed an Of our PARASOLS aud SCS-UABRELLAS
down at nOmiraliv halt iheir value.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
The most peASing novelties In JEWELR1 VIII
always be found In our cases. ln FANCY JEWhL-
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every desirable style Our JET GOODS are very
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TIES AND COLLARS All the newest styles In
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NIGHTS al 9 O'Clock. ie2S-eod2w
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REAL ESTATE SALE.--@essrs. r. b. Chat
fin a. Co.. real estate agents, have sold the
farm I'm Pewhaian county known as :" Mon
terey," containing 277 acres, to Mr.. 5.
WestfalI, OF Pike county, Pa, in exchange
for two farms OF 100 acres and 12O acres,
and house and lot with one acre, on Della
ware and Hudson canal, valued at $1,000.