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STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw YonH, june :,-Arrtycd, the FrtsIa,
from. Hamburg.
LONDON, juno o3.-T.o ArEzUnn, from
New York, h as arrived ont.
L1vEn'onE, june a2.-Arriyed+ tho lbe-
rian, from Iloston.
LoS1oN, .IMlle ::s2..-Thu Iielvetta atut Ohio,
fronI New York. md tile Australia, from
uaston. ilnye arrived mt.
NEw YoltK, June :ss...-Ar11ycd. tho Neya.
la. franl Liverpool, allu the rartl,in, frolll
1.iyerp00l.
,DAt:T!sEonE, June A,-Arrived, the Ilibcr-
mum, FROM Liverpool.
NEW foisK, June 1.~-ArrlYeti, tho SclIIt-
dun and tue llelyetla.
NEw Yul.K, Juae .44,-AErlyetl, the Greece,
rom Ionituu,
, 1881-06-23
4 HEYEilE STnNM.

Sr. JosErlI. No., June A.-Advices have
beell received hero to tho effect tllat very
sey0ro storm passed. afong nearly tho entira
lcnEtli Of tho ST. Joseph Il Western Railroad
IN kAnsss AlOntiay night. Tho wind blew
perfect hurricane. 1t destroyed builtl-
,ngs and did great damage to stock.
Nenr Seneca n number of houses were blown
down, Among tllell t.insu Of s, u, Smith and
Inucs Higgins. Tho large elevator Of Ferry
Hutchinson, ut Marysyfite was unrooted aud
blown to pieces. ssyerai scll9ol.llouses very
bridges are down, and trains run only to
uuuuver,
, 1881-06-23
THE GoyERNoR.GENERAt' BALL,

F17VVFN8* ~ <FFE4VV :.
QuEuEc, Inno:1, 1,-Tha auoyernor-t;eneral'a
bull to-niRht Is most brilliant al!utr, Over
100 guosts ,aro present, ,.carly 1000 having
boon 'Myltetl, Including tho dlttc, mot only Of
t1!o city but Of the whole district. Tho
tiolls ut tic lnilsic-hali III wllcl, tie
bull wAs given weru simply superb, uyvFy-
thug being arranged in llla li.ost perfect
harmony. Mnalo was fus!!!s!tett BY The City
Artillery. A,il.,!F tiio !iota,i s,!ssts present
Wcro tll6 C0nsillAsener of the United Statcs
aiul Mrs. WAsst,st. Danc!ng was kept w to
un early hour OF the morning.
, 1881-06-23
COLLISION OF CARRIAGES,


EI.0tS, ILL.,. juno aa,-Afaj, 4. s. bury, a
leading attorney OF this plAco, colli.tei with
carrlngc Willie driving n spirited llorso lust
night aud was thrown violently from the
wreck. ItY Is now tytng in y precarfous con.
cttilat:!,oue fractured. Three physicians ara
attending him. Ex-State' SD Atturl,ey Willis,
who .was tn tile cnrrlnge With Maj. larry,
Was bruised, hnt Slightly,
, 1881-06-23
AT CoLD,yArEis, MICH.


C0LpwATEH, Mich, June s..-AbUMt two
hours nfter Arniory Hail Ind been destroyed
BY tiro Inst night, frsl'no ltyery.stnblc nnlt
largo frame ice-!ouso sftttnfcd n couple of
rods froii1 the sltu Ut tia hall wore tnt,tlEy
destroyed BY fire. The. insurance. was very
light, and tho l0ss probahy sl.0oo, Whrn
w0r'tlne' wero rebuilding tile ice-l,nnse this
several PARTIES, particularly n. young buy,
whose life Is tlespaired Ut tonight.
, 1881-06-23
POISONED AT 4 PICNIC.
Sp{ftdi Ditpdtsh to The t,httoao Trthuns

ATLANTA, Ga., June a93.-Tho Presbyterian
Suntay.scllool picnic Mt Decatur was broken
up yesterday by about fifty at the particf-
paints becoming sick fran eating c!Icken-
salad that Ind been prepared III brass yes-
sel. For several hours many of those WHO
partonk Of tic salad were dangerously I'll
and not expected to live. while nil WIN
touched tho llellcacy were contributing OK
tonslvely to tbs vomiting that ragged sl,-
preulely for sollle time. The poisoning Gre
atcri considerable excitement uutil II WIS
nsGertalncl that tie worst results would not
called into service, aid a itHinGur from At
1n,.ta responded to cai,s by wire. At the
present timH several 0f tlnse afflicted nra
KttlI suffering lnnmeasnrable pain, mid M.teh
anxiety h ftit f3r their safetY1y their friends
and relatives.
, 1881-06-23
A RAILWAY ACCIDENT,

DItocToS, alnss., june a3.-As the o'clock
train fran Fall Kfyer wasnpproau'ing Hunt
inKton Heights Station hack driven by
Alicl,ael EARLY wns struck by the engine, de-
motfsi,ing II. Eariy was thrown twenty-five
f.et al4 killed, .atid tw0 0ceNpants o1 tlle car
rIAge, james l,eMnett RllA James Shtnl.la,
were torrlbly, injured, probably fatally. Notli
horses Wet0 killed,
, 1881-06-23
CASUALTIES.

sp<etat Dtspateh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
QulScr. ILL.,, juno :a..-Sam Randolph and
james Hall. two colored ,netr, wore drowned
III the river here tliis forenoon. rhey tir0yu
horse belonging TO DR.. StnrGiss down the
roadway Mt the foot of Jersey street from the
high bank 1nt0 the river, and unconscto1ls1y
gut bey0nl the depth of the horse. rs the
river Is very high. The horse was unable to
extrIcate hln,sclf from tho peril, Us lie was
hftcfed to the buggy IN whfc1. tie two men
were sitting. It is said BY the few persons
who Witnessed the Incident tint when the
1nen realized their danger they attempted 10
&et to tho shnre and nt the sa.lo time save
tile horse. But their efforts were frutlEess,
and they sank NIL togetller-nlels, horse. and
buggy slort llstance fron, tile ctnbank-
nleilt III the swift current. As soon ns tho
news went up into the city Dr. Stursiss re-
pairctl to the Bcenc. In company with other
citizens, e, ai!d proinpiy offered II reward for
and buggy. 4 targe crowd OF people f,utt
assitibled. md drnggfnK for tho re,na!ns was
q once commenced. Both meu lpaye faill-
lilies.
, 1881-06-23

4, ATLANTA, 1a., Juno :4a--At picnic at
Decatur, ll1jrty-llye people wers poisoned by
eating ch!ckou-salad. Tho clltckun had beeM
hollrtl hi 4 brass kettle. All suffered sayerp-
!y, but prompt medical atd prevented any
, 1881-06-23

1nnst experienced tneh CONNECTED with tho
Ellison mechanical and sclehtlil. depart
inents are accompanying These Instruments
for. tho plirpase Of 1iarlng item In wurkfn.
bis representatives, nrtl others will guil Oil
thu 9th Uf july.
, 1881-06-23

TONiDsTONE DESTROYED.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA dispatch from
Tombstone, Artzoua, says the town IL burn
ing. A large portion OF the place is already
destroyed.
, 1881-06-23
DIED or HIS INJURIES.

d99SEd1 U3f1EtH - 1M ENIf6t6 1{311E24
la ClossE, Wis, Juno 2a-Frunk bailey,
d freight conductor, WIN was Injured by fall
Ing helwocn tho cnrs Mt Bangor last uyeNtuE,
III which both legs were broken and bull
GNt IN the lleat3, died this ln0rn!Eg: lle was
u young nlan. but 10 years OLD. Ills ll0Me
was ut portAgp,
, 1881-06-23

CLEVELAND, o., June s,.-Shortly after
o'clock this afternoon an East-bounl trnln
OIL the New York, Pennsylvania d. OliIo Rail-
way. when about twelve miles frum l,orc,
struck buggy In which, were riding Thou,as
Garfield, uncle Of President Garfield, and
Mrs. Aloazo Arnold, sister Ut Or. Boyntou, 4
COUSIN Of tho President. Thoinas Garfield
was Instantly killed. and Mrs. ArnolAs skull
50 ba!lly fractured that her life ls despaired
Of. The buggy was dragEet! about 100 feet
before the. train stopped. Mr.. Garfield was
S4 years old ai4 lenves seven children. Gen.
GIrtteld md Dr.. BoyntUn were telegrapicI
to ut Long Branch.
,LoSa lSEASc1I, June 2a.-Tho following
dispatches were handed President Garfield
this evening:
EEwuun0. O.. juno :....-Fathor .lied nt p. m.
e. s. 0ARYtEtp.
Or. Doynton. the Presidents family pllyst-
cinn, received t1,s following:
liASDALt. O., Juno e,.-Thonas Garticld WAS
killed by tho ours. a1ra. ArnoId's skull was
crushed. Come on Immediately.
, 1881-06-23

SA1.Esl, Mnss.. Iuun a2s.--N. II. 'rrcalwe|l's
ta,lncry alMl currylng shop burned. Loss
probably $4,000.
, 1881-06-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
Fire Destroys 7,25o Acres Of
Wheat and Other Gram
:. in California.
Many Houses and Barns and Much
Farming Machinery Also
Burned.
Tho Town Of Tombstone, Arizona,
Almost Completely An-
initiated.
Losses aud Insurance on the Louisville
"'0ourier-Journal's" Office
Other Blases,


EKEfT .UESTHUCTICN1
MEncEp, Cul., June 229.-To-.lay fire swept
over SONIC f,oo50 acres Of wheat a,.d other
grain. destroying everything III its coursu,
including .nany farm, houses, barns, atai
much farming machinery. Loss not known.
, 1881-06-23

,EyEnY CITY nEroIsya An 1xcnkAsts
In comparison with tlle transactions Ut tho
coFrespon4tng week 1T last year. At every
city, too. the Increase y uyes u per cent, 1T
sixteen cltits Uyor, ~ per cent Mt ntne
willie tie largest citias outside Of New York
report guius 1t 6a.6 per ,cellt at N0ston aud
tU,D per ce,lt at Philadelphia. Tho increasu
II. the aBkrexato outside Ut New York ID OK
traordtnartly iasge, amounting to 40 per
cent, and only very slnal! part ot
this advance can be attributed to
the advance in prfces The. fact Is
undenfahls that thu volume Ut business
represented BY payments actually lande
, 1881-06-23

,FUUHIH UF July ri PNHlSt IL,
6Netai uIspateh to Ths Chteaso Tribune.
PAINS, ILL.,, June :A.-rAe businessmen of
tlIIs city haya subscribed Over stjo0 fur the
purpose Ut celebrating tha Fourth Ut July.
Prot. .. A. burgess, ot Butler University,
will dellvor the 0rAst1ll Extensive pruplra-
tlalls nro balng lnn.lu to llake the uccasl0M u
grand succeks. FtrsWarks tn the evening
will lie olla 1f the leading features.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
National surgical Irpstltute.

One Of the Surgeons Of this old and notable
institute will visit Walhalla, s. c., May 18th,
1881, stopping at Biemann's hotel. Tho object
Of this visit Is TO give tho afflicted ON oppor-
tunity for examination at or near their homes,
thus saving hopeless GASES the expense of o trip
to Atlanta. A careful examination will be
made and patients can learn If their cases are
durable or can be benefited and whether It will
be necessary for them TO visit the institute. In
such cases as can be cured or treatment begun
at home arrangements can bo made with our
visiting Surgeon and treatment commenced at
once. Gases Of ucformities and chronic dioeases
viii be examined, such as club feet, diseases of
tho hip, spine and joints, paralysis, piles,
fstula, catarrh female and private diseases and
diseases OF the eye, ear, eto. Come early, ns
the visit is limited to tho time stated For cir.
culars and full particulars address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
ATLANTA, Ga.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
Piedmont Ministers Institute
Programme for May II and
10, 1881.

The Institute will meet witls tho Baptist
Church at Walhalla on Tuesday, the i7th of
May, 1881, OF 10 O'Clock A. M. After tho
opening exercises and organization. the fol-
lowing eubjoots will be discussed in the order
named, unless otherwise ordered
The time for miscellaneous business will
be taken when most needed or most oonven.
lent.
L. is very desirable that all the appoin,oos
on these SUBJECTS be present and prepared to
diacuss tho subjects which have been assigned
them.
l. Pastoral work in country churches: Its
difficulties and how to overcome them. T.J.
Earle and Il. T.. Sisk.
3. Syudies Id Ist Timothy. 9. Manly and
L. W. ,Tribblo. y
8. Is thero b special coll to the Foreign
Mission wor&f If SO, how is it to DO knowpf
VIM. Henry Strickland and J. G. Hudson.
Mass Meeting for State Missions L. P.
Bell aha Others.
l. Ksoping tho Lords Dsy. A. H. Durham
and j. O. Adhns. ~
2. ministerial Temptations. L.%C. Ezell
and III. M. Barton.
s. III Hhnt paNi6Glare is a minister q tara
want Of o. church (ses Q Cor. d: o. and p
what a rplera Heb. 13: II. II. w. Bar's saa
: j. SCOTT Murray.
N. Mass Meeting Foreis1 Missions L. NJ.
~ yar. mud! olhurb,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
:EUSrMESS LOCALS.

Just received a now stock Of dress goods
piques and lawns. an ext ensiso line of no
tons and nice iino Of gents ready. made
bhirts. Egyp,isa or pearl mllot seed, amber
sugarcaneeeed. j Johnson grass seed and prickly
comfrey roots and variety Of other seeds
Something new. Golden 81 ike tobacco. fancy,
at one dollar per pound. Goods constantly
coming ia. Come and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere and be eon-
vinced aa,>making my words true. Best
Rio coffee at six pound for.one dollar, at
W. Z. RElD's.
Clothing cheap at J. NJ. Carriers. White
vests for $l'caoh.
Ladies' dress goods at 10 cents per yard and
up. Call and see. Them and you will buy.
Ladies' sandais'and bucb skins cheap ut J. NJ.
Carter's.
Just received Wnew lot of -four and other
groceries which Twill sell low for cash or pro-
duoe. J. NJ. CARTER.
If you want 'Something that is good in tho
way Of pure liquors, 60 to Biemann's Bar and
drink F. W. Wogcner g. Co.'s "Old Grow" rye
whiskey.
Prico our Sowing Machines before buying
elsewhere, at D. Biemann, Son & Co.'s, agents
for Wheeler & Wilson, American and Davis
Sewing Machines.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12

ARRESTS Of persons engaged in the Sta,
Route Postal Frauds are being made.
| The Californians are rejoicing over The
ratification OF tho Chinese treaty.
"a valuable deposit Of iron ore has been dis
covered on the plantation Of Mrs. L. NJ. Keitt,
| Of st. Matthews.
Trouble in tho Republican family at Wash
ington will prevent President Garfield and
Cabinet from attending the Cowpens Centon-
| nial.
The Board of Directors Of the State Pcni-
| tentiary have instructed tho Superintendent TO
employ counsel to recover against lessces Of
conVicts the penalties incurred by them for
escapes.
Several Republican Senators have an
nouDced their intention TO vote against the con-
| firmation Of Wm. L. Chandler for Solicitor.
General. AS it is not known that any of the
Democratic Senators intond to voto for him, his
chances OF confirmation would appear to be very
slim.
Fnndorbuilt has now $62 900, coo in United
States bands. Thousands of mon will be
kept poor always to pay the interest on that
vast sum.
Governor Co!quitt, Of Georgia, has announced
himself as candidate for the Senate to succeed d
Senator Hill.
Death has been busily reapng among the tall
wheat during tho last MONTH Gen. NJ. W.
Gary, Gen. John s. Preston, Hon. NJ. P.
O'Connor, Dr.. J. ]. Bonner and Judge Thomas
Thomson have been taken in quick succession.
The Republican surrender Is practical
owlcdgmcnt that they hnye heen either
occupying wrong position or have abandoned
right one 1t looks as badly one way as the
other.
The Graniteville and yaucluse factories
cleared ninety thousand dollars last year, or
fifteen per cent. upon their capital. An
eight per cent. dividend was declared, and
the balance transferred to the profit and loss
account, which, now aggregates hundred
and sixty-eight thousand dollars.
The Canton cotton mill property, in Mis-
siesippi, which has remained idle for eight or
ten years past, has been purchased by
number of New Orleans capitalists, who in,
tend supplying the necessary machinery aud
pusing the establishments in, operation at
onco.
The Rows W. Henning who has charge
OF the freed"en coming from the Southern
States to KansHs, says that 100000 of them,
have settled in thar State and 100. 600 in
other Northern Stntes sisce The exodus began.
lilo says that the Board oa,,t stop en- oom-
ing, They arc determine& to cpme ID tho
home Of old John Brown. \&uapaNs is al
excellent State, and in soems finn ahdr 90.
rag and staying'thae they ,u,itat Do satisfied
|and happy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12

MANY combinations have been tried, but none
with such happy results as Ranhin's Extract of
Bnchu and Juniper. II you orc suffering from
any dcrangement Of the Kidneys or bladder,
gravel, pain or weakness in the back or hip, get
q bottlc-onc or two will relieve you. This
article hos been before tho public for nearly ten
years and It's salo is constantly increasing-and
That with very littlo advertising-which proves
it to be an article of merit. We hare testimo-
mails from some of the leading physicians of
Georgia. South Carolina and Florida and other
States, in regard 10 its reliability as diurctio
and a remedy for The diseases for which it is
recommended. Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin
Lamar, Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale
by " L. Norman and Wright & Sigh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
TAX NOTICE !. !!
81. s;tf ~ y * Y
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
WALnALhA, s. o., April i, 1881!

r g., 49," M <,a..as sd ~ 6.
In accordance with the Supply Bill, sp. g.
proved December 24th, $780, notice is
hereby given that this Office will be open (
for the collection of taxes on MONDAY,
the I'd day of May, 1881, and will remain &
open until May 3lst. The rate per contu.n
is as follows: @ go ISL ss,sssss
State Purposes, s mills. SSn.
County Purposes, 81 miIls.l %fsa
Post Indebtedness, 4 mills. Nh
School Purposes, W 2 mills.'Ds S
Fence Purposes, below S's72 ie.l \9
the Fence Line, [f'miils.e V
Poll Tax, SIgO0r&f
For the convenience Of tho tax payersiI
will be at the following places at the times
stated for the collection Of Taxes:
Seneca Township, at Seneca City, Saturday,
May 7th. al.
Al Westminster, Tugaloo Townshipt on. ss
Al Fair Play, Centre Township. on Tuee rule rule
:, Al Fort Madison, Tugaloo Township. on is- e
At Fonsca III ilstrs, Pulaski Township, q sns
Thursday, May 18th. .s - IS Gff ;tu
AT Mrs. Barket'e. chatuga Township, on
Friday, May 18th. n: rSs
At Alcxander's Store, Whitewater Town
ship, on Monday. May. 10Th. !:
At High Falle; Keowco Township. on
Tuesday, May 18th.
And for the balance of the time during tho
month of May at my Office in tho Court House
at Walhala
Taxes are payable in the following kinds
of funds and no other:
Gold and Silver Coin,
United States Currency,
National Bank Notes,
And for County Taxes, Jury and Wit.
nesses TicEeto. ',rs
Tax Payers are requested to be OF the
above places by 8 o'clock P. NJ. each day, as
| am compelled to leave about that time in
order to reach the next appointment.
All information CO TO tates freely given by
mail or otherwise. 4A
III. H. LEXANDER.
Treasurer OcOnce County.
April 7, 1881 2l-4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
Mayors OPPICE,
LEEsBuRa, Va, April 10, 1879.

LEEsBURa, VA, April 70, 1879
Messrs. Hutchinson s. Bros It affords me
pleasure to testify to tho great virtues Of your
Neuralgine for the cure of neuralgia and sick
headache. II is the best remedy for these
most distressing complaints have ever used.
1t should be in every family in the country.
Yours truly, Gro. II. HEAn,
Mayor of Lcesburg, Va.
For sale byV. L. Norman and Wright g.
Sligh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12
Cormnos, Ca, November 20, 1877,

OULUMHUS, GA., November 2G, 1877.
DT. G. }. MorFErr-Denr Sir: Since lenrpinp
its value Arrays keep your Tecthiua (Teething
Powders) in my house and consider it an indiso
pensable medicine for small children l hnye
known il to remove worms when all other
remedies had failed. NJ. NJ. MoonE.
Clerk City Council.
COLUMBUS, Ca. February G, 1873.
DIR. T.. j. MoFFETT-Dear Doctor: We can
commend your Tcethina (Teething powders) as
the most satisfactory prescription we ever used
for tho loose bowels OF er"plions Of our children.
They have saved US many dollars in doctors
bills. Yours. truly, B. L. HATCHER,
(Of firm Of McGehcc & Hatcher, Warehouse
and Commission Mprchants.)
For sale by V. l.. Norman and Wright &
Sigh, Druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-12

ADVERTISING CHEATs.-It has become 80
common to write the beginning Of an elegant,
interesting article and then run it into some
advertisement, that we avoid all such cheats
and simply eMll attention to the merits of
Hop Biters in as plain honest torms as
possible. to induce people to give them one
trial, as no one who knows their value will
ever use anything else.-Ffouidence Adverti.
ser.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10


A CORRESPONDENT from Georgia sends us
a clipping of telegraph matter taken from
the HERALD concerning Mr.. Brsdlsugb,
member elect 10 the British Parliament, over
and about whom SO much fuss is being made
on the question Of his swearing or affirming,
and with the clipping long o.tract from
speech delivered by Mr.. Brsdlaugh, at
Manchester, asking that it be published rs
matter Of justice to Mr.. Bradlaugh, as the
HERALD had misrepresented him. The HER.
AID did nothing o. the kind. l. simply pub.
lished tho dispatch as sent by the associated
press Lite is too short and the press upon
our columns for news too important to waste
time on Mr.. Bradlaugh and his reasons for
being an inddel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10

San Francisco. The Dallas & Wichita, and
Houston & Texas Central give us connection
over the Missouri Pacific, and its connections
with ST. Louis, Chicago ana Kansas City.
The Houston Il Texas Central also gives US
connection with Galveston, and theace
by steamers with New Orleans,
New York, and Havana and
by the Texas and New Orleans road, with
New Orleans. The Chicago, Texas and
Mexican Central will give us direct commu>
nica!ion with Chicsgo and San Francisco; the
Gulf, Colorado ard Santa Fe, should it carry
out its present intentions Of coming here,
will give us another connection with Calves.
ton and ocesnNgoing steamers and the Texas
Trunk Line with Sabine Pass destined at no
distant day 10 be one of our finest seaport
cities. The Texas and Pacific already gives
US easy access to the splendid pineries of east
Texas for lumber, and the Texas Trunk Line
will penetrate the yellow hear! pine region
and pu. the mills of Beaumont and Orange
within speedy reach. Thus We see what the
railroads are doing for north Texas, and o..
pecislly Dallas, the queen and entrepot of all
this region.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10

The New York Herald Is quite sa.iric.l In
Its reference to army officers and tho hear!
burnings, onvies aad jeslousie, which II
allcgo, consumes them. 1t proposes that
these Of the highes, rank DO put in service IS
attractions in tima Of peace and says: "Why
would II 10, do, TO save heariblrnings, 10
order all our general officers 10 Washington
having tho headquarters of all tho depart.
menls in tho war officer II Is Just as easy to
command the departments of the Yves, and
of California from Washington as from
Chicago and San Francisco. Then 1. would
DO on advantage to sigh,ssers. There Is
nothing our country cousins, when they
visit tho capital, like 90 woll a. 10 see q real
live general II after walking through tho
capital, looking down with awe upon tho
assembled wisdom Of the senate, staring over
Mr.. Spoford's collection Of books, shaking
hands with the president begging. .some seeds
from tho agricultural department and gazing
with shudderibg fear and amAxement upon
the Jackson and FArragut, statues, they
could b marched into the war Office and
allowed 70 look al Sheridan, Sherman, Han.
cock, Mcdowell, schoaeld, Pope, Terry and
The rest Of the brilliant end dis.ip guished
Commanders whose names form part Of oul
history oil 10 . row, II would DO an immsns,
attfsoion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10

Mr. FRANK Il. PRIDHAM, ex-editor and
publisher of tho Victoria Advocate, a native
of that town, and iirsl.class young man
changed his course OF lifea few days since, by
marrying Miss Minnie Owings, also native
of that place, and daughter of Mr.. Richard
Owing', a citizen Of Victoria since 1886 The
union has the blessisg of the HERALD staff
editors, business managers, typos and all
for long life, unalloyed bliss and all those
joys which spring from happy unions. Mr..
Pidham has been for some time assessor
and collector Of his county, but is mono the
les cherished by tho craft to which he
formerly belonged, and to which, in the
natural course of typographical develop.
ment, he is sure to return in duo time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10

The first and only genuine and original
"Mary" that owned tho "little lamb" is still
living Somerville, Massachusetts, enjoying
the distinguished honor and privilege Of
being her abiding place. But the Lamb,
aas where is the lamb He hath departed
for aye, 10, these many moons agone, his
flesh iaT fishing good fat mutton tor the
hungry, while his fleece as white rs snow
mayhap was osrded and spun into h,nncls
and then made into undershir,, for the
benighted heather in tho Feiee or scme
other islands, so it it cannot be said now as
ofyore land everywhere that Mary went the
lamb was sure to go"