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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
10 Holders of Dallas CITY pond,.

RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY
~ Council of Dallas, Texas, for two weeks.
ending MA Is. 1851, for the sale of bonds Ia
\ racillG Railway, and the Dallas n Wichita
htilrosu Amount on hand for the rcdemp.
ZION OF said bonds 30 follows Texas & Pacific
Donus. 70 700; Dallas Il Wichita bonos, III, 600,
Clty OF Dallas. Texas. and naked ibid for the
redemption of bonds'
by order of the CITY Council.
II. HUNT, Mayor pro tenn.
Attest: Hereford, City Secretary.
by w. McSrni0, Deputy. Fsl
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what M. StricKIanu " w.,
ave accomplished in their line of business
Their photographic work is inferior to none
hnd their JOB printing and binding depart.
mont IRE the most CON plete in Texas. II is
not necessary to send your work away from
home, for NJ. Strickland & Co. can do it as
well and as chesply as northern houses. Send
to them for estimates and samples and be
convinced,
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1tis said tie Boston syndicate of the
louisville Now Albany Il 81. Louis railway
are bidders Tor the purchase Of the Eva 9.
vile, Rockport and Jasper road. If the
purchase IL made. Il Il ssid TIM company will
|build an airline road from Hun,npburg 10
Bonneville. so as I, make short line between
New Alb,ny aud Evansville.
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just received at Leon Kahn's, 60i Elm
street, all the latest styles OF spring hats in
silk and stiff; also the soft pocket and feather
weights. They are very nice. Call and ex-
anime.
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uyour head aches. If you have dyspepsia,
or are bilious with torpid bow lis, one or two
doses OF nalley'S Saline AperIent Will cure you
ltcools the stomach, acts pleasantly on the
bowels and costs only fifty cents,
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A Fine lfOtcl,

We arc constantly hearing from the .ray.
cling public, complimentary reports of the
III Paso Hotel in Fort Worth. 1t is said 10
be ono of the finest in all north Texas.
There were one hundred and fifty arrivals
there yesterday.
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The Mos, MisernhIe nan nm E..,n

Is the sufferer from indigestion. Thosc only
know us horrors who have felt them.
To such Is offered not only "A raw of bone
but certainty OF reilefand cure, in the use of
BnowS's PEpsIS Tonic. This won fui
remedy. cures wi bout faith, when taken as
directed. FORBADE by lIoyt 4 Coffin, and w,
IL. HJwell IL Bro, Dallas. W.
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New In perfcc, Health.
NKAR.MAnrRrrA, GA. March 81

NEARsMAnrxrTA, GA, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago l bought bottle OF Brad.
HEIDI Female Regulator, and used III In INV
family with the utmost satisfaction, have re-.
commended II 10 three other families, and thew
have found u Just what II Ia recon, niended
The Females who have used the Regulator "a
now Ia perfect health, md abba 10 attend IN
mend II to the public.
s.,, A.. -, REV. II. y. JOHNSON.
Thompson. schott & Co., Dallas. ~
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Job Printing I'm COIOrs

The HERALD STEAM Jon PmNTING OFFIcE
Is now turning out some OF the most beautiful
jon work in colors, yer executed in Texas.
tor artistic work 60 to the HERALD Jop
PRINTING OFFICE
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20 cents
Fits Coc0nine
Universal En-,

No other preparation p,
able properties for cmbel
ening the hair and rel
glossy. IL cures badness
run.
Burnett's ilayoring exl
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ELECTION NOTICE,

M>yoR's OFIck, City OF Dailas,
In compliance with resolution adopts by
election IL htrsby crdereo to be held IN The
Inherent wards OF the city of psi az. on Inc
ath gay May, A. b. lssl, for the purpess OF
eiee'i"g mayer Tor IS Id city Of Dallas, 70 All
polls Of said election win BE- opened md
ns.u at the Following p aces: Fiat Ward
tne Court House; second Ward, at Bryan's
pui 9,ng on lamp street; Third Ward, -
srick' store on Bryan htreet; Fourth Word. a
MI. koneit' Building ON Young street. res
tween Ervay and Besl st,,e's
Ihe following are presiding oflicers Of said
election: For riist Ward, L. NJ. Terry for
second MMd, nj. d. Gayllpgtcn; for Third
MMas W. ii. Norten; for Fourth Ward, John
IN witness whereof, have hereunto sfllxed
NY oitciai Signature and caused the seal Of the
vay o, Dallas % DO hereon impressed, at oflce
IN taid city, this May 9TH, 1851.
Atteet: J. r. HEREFORD, Ifty eecretsrv
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HydrOphObiN,

Dogs transmitlt through their teeth. Teeth
should he kept clear from virus. Use soso.
don't, keep the human teeth clean, ano M
damage can be done by the man who SAWS "a
his girl, Il feel like eating you up, dearsst. -
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Gents will Ind tho e:est stock Of hand.
made shoes of all styles In congress, Oxfor = Z
Prince Albert Harvard ana Bruntwisk's
at LION kAnN's,
6A Elm street.
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THIS AND THAI,
The ROYAL BRIDE

THE ROYAL BRIDE.
We're married now, Rudy,
Boo-hoo,
But Pm such Moody,
boo hoo!
Icsn't keep from crying
us aw nj trying
Now isatit RudyS
Boo-hoo,
laine il buying coal lands in western
nsy lysnis.
he Russian indications CLOUDY westher,
occasional reigus.
pds,ws,sr pants are among the novelties
oted BY effervascent young men.
Iorny Vanderbilt is said to have paid
900 Of his old debts, but his creditors
pursue hin,
~. Moritz, x.he fellow who was shot
q by George G. Harding, is doing BUSH
10 Central Illinois.
5fty Philadelphia housewives, by uniting
buying their groceries, get them much
PAPER than formerly.
Massachusetts, convict has given the
hori,ies An index Of bis character By
hing OF his hand to avoid twenty years
bor.
Two loroedoe: have been placed in The
Ave of,lil,le Frank Hammond, at Syracuse,
s. the body snaichers may bear from little
fspk.
f}stcbipa, the cars new home, is
]ebrs,ed as place for bunting. The
|hils,s are just now hunting there with
bmbs.
An Iowa journal say that the traveller
bros the state now sees the novel sight OF
e old corn crop being gathered and the new
eing planted on the same farm.
A An Iowa man cut bis fuger slightly with
rszor ard his arm WAS soon so swel!ed that
seemed likely to burst. The doctor called
couldn't explain the matter.
a MIR. Hayesis building fences at Fremont
Whenever he comes upon an old. rotten
host, he ysnks it out mutteIs, "Ihere's
mother visiting statesman" and selects
hew one.
A The Chicago police arc trying to suppress
reports of burglares. that the number of
&hieyas they don't catch may not be generally
Known; but the newspapers are Ill getting
Bhe news
A New York Times man, while examining
himself at a rural table, thoughtlessly sskea
Nor salad oil, and after having explained
what re meant, he heard the attendant say to
Eher companions: "That Teller eats grease on
Ibis le,tls."
h "Man exclaimed the how. gazing down
Hnto the back yard, where the young lady
next door was talking to ba sister, ''come and
Hook at the bonfire" She came ard looked,
4 and then exclaimed: My son, that isn't q
tbonnre; that's spring bonnet. brooklyn
Eagle.
Leicester. Ma sacbusetts. Catholic pr;est
|hroke nm a Sunday cock.Geht by iumping
into tho ring and wTjngine The necks of the
fowls. The iowlers he permitted t. live, 80
sschuse,ts amusements cannot be SAID to
he thoroughly extipguished.
nso ,o.a,;o,, ,o,n'. ,,o, &c Choron,o; :,
lhe ioveacss ,Uuus m?Il" ~ VI ye "a 10
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1t saves life and doctors'
Browns Blackberry and
successful remedy eyer II
South and west for the cure
EMERY and Cholera Murl
ioyt & Colin, and W.
Dallas.
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ADVERTISEMENT d
For bids for conveying convle ., ;s,ess been
cd ~ ,ha D.. ffohibiiion had

In accordanc- RI worth.
OF tue 18th .Grald.
nv with, May l6.-The committee On
dinga knights Of Pythias hall opened
lrleen bids this afternoon, ranging from
S9,lS5 TO Sl4, 500. Joseph Kahn made the
owes. bid and will be.awarded the contract.
10 Is the same contractor who got the court,
louse contract last week.
, A Mexican was arrested to night IN
randall Broa.' store for aheep.stesling, He
,erson. '. W.
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The HsRALp STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
has just received II complete stock of new type,
purchased OK pressly'for the execution of book
work. Those having books or pamphlets to
print should not fail TO call at the HERALD
Jon OFFICE and see specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
The most elegant bath rooms in the State
of Texas, are at 5l2 Main street.
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agents ana Gao

Make from 1876 to $50 per we,
f.. q. kIDEOUr & CO., l0B
York. Send for tholr Catalo
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy-
OF hay, 200 bushels OF corn, 800 lbs. OF 'bran.
ioo bushels of oats, To DO furnished on or be-
lore Jnnel5 1881. Bids to be addressed 10 the
Ely Ely council and marked ibid for foraga.''
by thec ty council at Its next regular met tinr.
on tuesday night, May II, ISL.
BY w. MCGRAlN, Deputy.
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Ladies' will find select stock of millinery
goods by calling on Mrs. Chestnut, next door
Grams jewelry store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15

The HERALD STEAM Jon PAINTING OFFICE
Is prepared TO execute, In the highest style Of
art, any and all railroad printing at the short.
est note.
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Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to see her lady
friends, at her uew store on Elm street, where
q full line of ladies' goods can be had.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15

genuine female regulator Is In constant de-
mand by pear'y every woman, ana that which
stands pre-eminent is DR.. Dromgoole's English
FcmNle Bitiers.
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$25 REWARD /

sTOLES.-On the night Of the Srd Of Ma AZ
Farmers Bra oh, ona gray horse o years ala.
10 hands high with an inverted s with bar
arross IL, snort name, with hoofs shod In front.
Also one rough large bay horse over 10 hands
h'gh, hog ack, branded with a running w
me bove reward will be paid 70 the retnrn
OF either the horses or the thieves.
B,F. JONES, Sheriff Dallas Co
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"WlNE OF CARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.
NorAalehY MI drnRRists
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE

ENLARGE AND DEVELOP the FORM.
II shrunk wholly or in part from nature or dis.
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
est reference. Correspondence confidential
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Why throw away yJu
cigar when you can fol
ID LACkWELL'SDURH
TOBACCO, ten times A
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HOSPITAL MEDICINES

seere,ary's Once, City of Dallas, Nav 9TH. 1891.
STATED proposals viii be received 6y The civ
Eo S1 q, Its next regular mt eting, MAY l7lh.
i I, 10. iurn'thing medicines for the City
losIi'ai ana raupers OF the city for one year.
u . i.r nliing prescriptions bids for prescrfp.
t'on filled. P'ssoi'p-
bius 10 or sealed, addressed 10 the CITY
me Council reserv,s,ths right TO reject nnv
and nll b'ds. j Il. HEREFORD CIV sscv,;
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Store No. ilS Elm street, adjoining
Adams & Leonard's bank. Apply to Adams
Il Leonard or 7. =. Barry at Sanger Eros.
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Tho SPECIAL SALE q 7
qdeted at 421&c, worth Gm.
st Scc, worth 7Jc. ard so ia
ues with unaba,e' .-ess,.
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m. ~. .SNHW!UuM ava
IN zeal, envelope, directed 10 vovernoy q
y, Roberts, Chairman Of Penitentlnry Board
husu" mas - --a~--~S -. - -
in 5m ior cDnve, Ing convicts to the Pendent.
W. Bida VIII be received until 10 o'clock, NJ. a.
viii June ISM, after which time thew
VI" M, noaId az Executive office In Austin
Inc contract will commence AT OATS ~ nv.
s Som; contract with Cunningham d Ellis. and
the Huntsville Peniteniary, JANUARY "1 ,Se ~
"n HE, SAID lease shal sooner terminate.
allblds. i''''ius any ana
T. N. Roberts, Governor. )
NJ. dorss s0 sap at.s efpany. Bosrd.
Austin, Texas, April IS, ISL, anrls an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-15
THE GREAT
Cherokee
India nCure

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Lumbago or Sciatica, lSpraIne.
Bruises, Aches, Ulcers, burns
and ecalds. Sore ThfOats and
salvation, n powerful remedy
for Lomencss In Ho SEES and
Mu'es, ur.s oil Scnly and skin
piseasest bOres and old Ulcers.
Stiffness of Joints and Swelling
or Nodes.
Professor y. T.. Hnbbard. in
speaking of cures he had seen
performed by the Amcfjcan H.
Hans, saysj III never saw an
indian have an ulcer or f)ul
wound In my lie, neither A.
there such n thing to DO found
Ainorg then, they cure llheu-
inutltm. buns, Scsid IcaNs.
swelling, Lanicness, eie, infal.
bly, aud never miles Their
chisf r. medy 10 the Acorn Oll.v
From London Lancet nm Olitlic
Thompson. George a. DO.
Sole Proprietors, '
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Pr!ce 30 90 ts utr Uuttle. For
sale by oil Drug Il u.
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Railroad Pri,

twenty times The true enjoyment mfor and
pieasure9 l. ok for the Bull on i package.
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To Bc or Not

- Bilious. depends on
Browns Vegetable Liver !
~ htye&C qapya WA I! for .lpEg eClT
mat are below prevailing a;i
else, are exhibited IN the
fashionable bralds of this SCI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-25
KEMPLE's LECTURE.
The Living Wit and Impressive Unction
at the Opera House.

The Living Wit and Impressive JUNCTION
at the Opera House.
According to the strictest construction
of the announcements, the lecture by
Jake Kemple, Esquire, came oil at the
Opera House on Saturday night. The
members Of the Press CluD, for the ben.
eft OF which the performance was given,
did duty as ticket sellers and doorkeep-
ers, all dressed out in citizens clothes
and arrayed like the lilies OF the field,
and were fairly demoralized by the
amount of WORK which fell to their lot.
After weakening delay, and when the
hands OF Jake's new gold watch were
rapidly approaching the appointed hour,
the audience began coming all at once.
And such an audience would have graf
flied the heart Of any lecturer. 1t was
composed largely of ladies OF the fore
rank OF society, prominent business
men and leading lawyers. 1t was an
audience fairly representing the intelli-
gence and fashion of the city, and mum.
bered about three hundred people.
The entertainment began with con-
cert by Kramer's full orchestra. Every
one knows what Kramer can do, and
upon this occasion he excelled himself,
producing really enhancing strains OF
the most delicious music. Three selec-
tons we're given, and all three were rap
turously applauded. During the last,
and stepping to the "Boccaccio March"
Kemple made his entrance and was
greeted with uproarious applause as he
seated himself and coolly surveyed the
house.
The lecture lasted through an hour
and three quarters, and was rather long.
Fun itself will finally pail and Jake
probably made the audience laugh too
much at first. He started out by 'get-
ting even with the press gang for calling
him slab sided elongstor Of fact," by
a little gentle ridicule upon the proba-
BILE application OF the proceeds OF the
lecture. The lecture wound up with
grand Joke, not on the bills. Toward
the close, after the fun was over, Jake
got down to work upon little piece OF
seriousness. 1t was said even solemnly
and with the most impressive JUNCTION,
(which is Jake's fortel and he was re-
warded by finding the house as still as a
pin and yet not asleep. But at this
point, some one who, thinking this was
a humorous lecture, got off mellow
laugh that touched of the audience, and
fairly brought down the house. That
little bit OF Impressive JUNCTION" was
lost. 1t was taken as a joke, and
Jake wisely let it go at that. This was
in reference to the department clerk.
The Press Club has much for which
to return thanks, and certainly to the
many ladies who graced the occasion
with their presence. To Col Riester, OF
the Opera House, Prof. Joe Kramer and
his band, and to others, the club, hat in
hand, bows its thanks.
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BuLLAIRE.
Accidents -sicknsrs-Civ Rights Bust
ness-Bad Burning.

MISUNDERSTANDING htGnts 6usts
ness-Bad Burning.
Hugh Richardson, O tender OF two
self feeding nail machines belonging to
D ]. Murray, had one finger very badly
mashed and another broken in three
places, ny getting his hand caught in
the cogs of the machine.
The Presbyterian Mission Board will
meet at the Presbyterian Church on
Saturday, April 30th, to break their
Jugs and forward the contents to foreign
lands.
Mr.. J. B. Smith,. Of this city, is in Col
umbianna county.
The Jubilee Singers had a very poor
audience on Saturday night, although
the concert was good. This troupe came
to the city on Friday, and was refused
boarding at the hotels. Some OF the
houses were full, and others were clean
ing house, at least they made this ex.
cuse. They were refused on account OF
their color and nothing else. Mr.. Gate
wood says that this is the second time
in his life that he has been refused, the
other being in Maryland. The proprie-
tors OF the different hotels should have
accommodated them, as it gives very
bad name to the city.
John, a young son OF ID. B. Crafty, oil
the Fourth ward, was very dangerously
scalded on Saturday afternoon. His
aunt was making preparations to battle
him, and had some water in the bath
tub, when she went down stairs for
some hot water and left him playing
with small boat in the bath tub. She
returned with patent bucketful OF
boiling water, which she set down
Immediately behind the boy. Not
knowing the buckst was there he turn
ed and fell backwards into it. Almost
Immediately the skin dropped off his
hips and greater part up to his shout
ders has now came off. The doctor says
he is very seriously and probably fatally
hurt
There is more sickness in this city at
the present time than there has been for
years, and still the streets and alleys are
| filed with filth and rubbish,
Mrs. Mary Huffman, OF the first ward
was buried at Mt. Zion yesterday.
The cemetery trustees held q quiet
meeting at the law office of. B. Smith
Friday evening. Another will be held
at the same place tonight. Nothing
could be learned concerning what tran
spired.
Mr.. Mack Gray is another new case
of typhoid fever.
Emma, daughter OF A. ]. Myers, is
very dangerous with typhoid fever.
| Her life is despaired OF.
The members OF the Loan Association
will leave the b. & S. w. depot to NOR
row morning at 7 O'Clock armed with
their little hatchets TO murder the pines.
Mr.. &. l.. Shuttleworth, OF this city,
has been appointed a delegate to the
Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias
at Tiffin, o, May %.
VIM. Long was in the cooler, Saturday
night, for being drunk and on yesterday
morning paid his nee essary 81 and costs.
VIM. Fowler gave a birthday party at
Turner Hall, Saturday night.
A benefit ball for Mrs. Manley was
billed for City Hall, Saturday night, but
no one came around and the hall was
closed in disgust.
1t is not known whether there will be
any preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath or not.
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A. A. I. 3 & Il. w.
The Coming Reuuion-Saturday Nights
Reception to President Jarrett.

The Coming Reuuion-Saturday Nights
Reception to President Jarrett.
From Vice President Rogers, of the
Amalgamated Association, it is learned
that last Saturday representatives from
the First, Second and Third districts,
representing about l25 lodges, met at
Alliquippa Grove, opposite Beaver, for
the purpose OF fixing place and date
for the holding OF the annual tariff dem.
onstration. The meeting was organized
by electing John Kelly chairman, and
VIM. Martin secretary.
Dinner was served by A. ID. Smith,
general passenger agent OF the p. & L. Z.
road, which was very appetizing, ard
received full justice. After that was
over, it was decided to hold the picnic
on the 4th Of June, but where, was left
to the Committee on Arrangements,
which was appointed, and consists OF
John Kelly aad r. III. Jones, OF Pitts
burgh; Ed. McGinnis, OF Youngstown:
Ed. Rogers and G. ID. Thomson, OF
Wheeling Z. s. Jones, OF Sharon, and
Frank Smith, OF New Castle. The COM
mittee will meet 10 about week at
Beaver, and it is probable that Youngs-
town will be chosen as the place.
Saturday evening a public and at the
same time an informal reception was
rendered President jarrett, Of the AS
ISOLATION, this being his first visit TO
Wheeling. and there being a desire to
become acquainted with him among all
the men, Ii was q very pleasant meet
ing. Vice President Rogers performed
the duty Of introducing the members in
a very neat manner. Mr.. Jarrett made
a short address that was carefully lis.
tened to. He will remain in the city to.
day, and probably call on the different
mill. He is an agreeablegentlemsn and
has created favorable impression.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and DoinRs Of People We
Know.

know.
Bishop Kahn preached and lectured in
Parkersburg st. Xayier's church yester-
day and, and also administered the Sacre-
ment OF Confirmation to class OF over
100.
One Of Wheeling's most enterprising
young drummers, the handsome and
genial Charlie Collins, spent several
days with US this week.-Mrs.. Bloch, Of
Wheeling, formerly Miss Prayer, is Wis
ting her uncle Mr.. Isaac Prayer, of this
city.-Pdrkcrsburg Sentinel.
Governor Jackson has been called TO
Parkersburg on business.
Rev. ]. b. Milford, OF New Jersey,
has been rendered and accepted call
from the Baptist Church OF this city TO
become its pastor, and is to enter on his
duties about the first OF June.
Negley Cochran, OF the Island, who
has been working on the w. d l.. +.
road, is home on a visit.
Rev. James Crosby, who delivered the
Grafton Saturday evening before the
Shakespeare Club, went home yes.
terday.
Mr.. ID. F. Mcdonald, who left for the
West recently, has become connected
with the extensive dry goods and no.
ton house OF Messrs. Grimes, Woods,
La Force & Co., Kansas City, as entry
clerk