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NOTICE.

nN the 9th <day of December. in the year
" 1880, the Probate Court of Monroe Ooan-
ty, Ohio, declared the estate Of Elzy Ridgway,
deceased. to be probably insolvent Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
to the undersigned, for allowance, within six
months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment
]. NJ. RIDGWAY,
Executor Of Ely Ridgway. deceased.
9eel4, Sow6.
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PROBATE NOTCH.


A CCoUNrs and vouchers have bsei Alsi In
n the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohis, BY the following Rxeeutors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, to wit:
First and nual account Of Thomas Scott Ad-
ninistrator Of the estate Of James Scott,
deceased.
Fifth partial and ansl account Of John Slime
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Rufus
Btine, deceased.
First partial account Of John letters Aam'r
Of the estate Of Hannah P. Hutchison
FIRST partial account Of W.T. Hurd Admir-
Of the estate Of James kssssrly dss'd.
First partial account Of VIM. ]. Assrs Guar
/ dion Of hatthew Moore, minor
First partial account Of George B. clingan
Guardian Of Elizabeth ]. Clingan, minor
eseond partial account Of Samuel sbral
Guardian Of the estate Of Allen c. Saith. f,
minor Of Thomas Smith. dec .assd.
Fifth and final acccant Of Leauder D Grau
blstt Guardian Of yoana Cramblstt, g minor
first partial account of John w.. Grims
Trustee of, William Colyin, nsn resident
Of this State, sas
Any person interested may Ale writer
sxcsp tions to said accounts, Or any item there
Of, on Or before the 18th day Of Jancsr,
nsxt, when the same will be finally heard an,
continued from day u day until disposed si
3. <. WALTON,
dss2i.'sowS. Probate Judgs u. C. ..
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Oh a0lpl6t,,a,II snubbinr.l |

When General Grant was compliment
; tea III befofe she p joprhms6f ore eshe
holidays, BY the two Houses q Con-
sgress suspending their business for the
purpose OF paying respt CTS to him, com
ment was made on the fac, that two or
three PROMINENT R,4at1iicsns in.the SEN
ate and the Horse oi Representatives
gvere conslicnonslv ahseni Ion that .oc.
casion Among those more prominently
nentioped 10 this eeAntctinnsvas Senar
I ~ BlaineS Itis sSd shat slses .fsason
why Mr.. Blaine neglected TO psy his re-
spSeks.to Gen. 0raat 10 the Senate chaml
her Was that only few days before, when
aNew Iork, Gens Grant had declined
10 see him whenshe called snd sseps Ia
his card Mr.. Blaine, il is said. was also
informed that Gen. Grant had said that
AeE Eopld nsvsFr -speak 10 him again.
FSlends hss@ @laf5 6 Gen. % <antaiso say tint
he is incensed agains, General Sherman
,dnqaershn} u ,tbe aFje elures ynf ..be, lal1
4et bn' The noppstionl to .ctsate Gen
Grant captain general In fact it is cur
rent rumofsthst Gen Grant il angry
with evessH Hhe who did MT tavr bis
denomination at Chicago las, GUNNER,
and CARRIES his resentment 40 far as to
fefnse ~ hsiId anv personsi Intercourse
with any OF them 2 -
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NsIrs. Parfiheton avs

Don't take ans. af the quack ,rostrnms,
as they are regfnsntai u, Che human els
tern: hut put your trust in Hop Biiters
awisieh will cnre general dilapicstion. cos
tive habits and ell c. mic diseases They
saved sIsasc from 8. yers extract OF tri-
pod fever. They are the ne plus snuns
VI medicines - BostoH Glote.
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and Blacksmithing,

ME have opened Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side Of town, where We
are prepared 20 manufacture t
Farm and Spring Wagons
OF the latest and bes. styles. Also, will re
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Wheels and woodwork tor wagons ironed
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates.
Special attention will be given to shssins
horses. Give us call.
| Mays, 76Y. u 4 c. LRTZRLTRR,,
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kGSSjS =. !. !. a.asiilk.A
FACTS WORTH KMCWINc..

D Ii =
Z Ginger, Euehn, Mandrake. Stl1linSia and}
Er1any otaer Of the best ple0icines known ere lo1
kskilf.iy combined in IAEKRR's GINGER IoSIc.
las to n :ko it the greatest Blood Purifier snd
The Best Health and Strength Eestorsr
Ever L sed. .-ss- -s.--7s--s-.'-., 5
k So perfect Ia tho composition Of PARKEa's}
kG,ScEl TOXIC that no -oisease can lorg EXIST
kwhere It Is used II you have Dyspepsia, Head ]
kache, Rheumatism, iieurolsja, Bowel, Kidney
Boz Liver Disorder, or IL you need mid stim
kulant or appetizer, tho TOXIC is just the med-1
kicins for YOU as It is highly curative and In Z
Rvieorrtins but never intoxicating.
I R you are slowly wasting away With Con-
tsumFtioa or any sickness, II you have Painful
kcough or bad Cold, PARKEn's GINaEn ToNIc}
Swill surely help you. It gives new life and1
kvisor to the feeble and aged, and is certain}
kcurs for Rheumatism and Cholera tnfantum. 4
kIt Has Saved Hundreds Of Lives; 1t May1
\ Save Tours. 4
II you are feeling miserable don't wait until1
kyou are down sick, but use the Tonic to-day. }
Pho matter what your disease or symptoms may
kbs II will give prompt relief. &
8 Remember PARKER's GINeEn Tonic e mott
Ia rum drink but the Best and Purest Family
kMedicine ever made, compounded by new1
kprocess and entirely different from Bitters,1 !
fgingcr preparations and all ether Tonics. Try)
ka &c. bottle. Your druggist can supply you.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THR.farm belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
1 Alexander, dece assd, 10 offered for sale,
Said farm Is In adams township, Monroe
county, Ohio, snd contains one hundred ana
ak acres.
For terms apply 70 H.B. HI L.
AovS, SONS. Wsoasaeld. Ohio.
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LYDIA e. PINKHAM'S
\ VEGETABLE COMPOUND. a
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

Tais preparation. as its name signnes. consists Of
Vegetable Properties that harmless tho most dol
ieatsinvalld Upon trial the merits of this Com
pound win % reecsnzcd, o. rslisf IL i,nediato sad
EAen "a ussls continued nnpoty ming cases in hun
drcd apernansnt effected thousands will tcs-
Hy.W Ga account Off proven merits 1t is todayro
somnended end prescribed by the best phyaeians Ia
tts ssuntry. kfkkfHf VII
n VIM cure entirely the worst form of failing
et the uterus Le,worrhoa, irregular and painful
henstsuatioa all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
Vksratoa, floodings, all Dispacemen6 ard the con.
rwcnt spinal weakness and Il especially sdaptcd 10
the Change of Life It will dissolve and expa tumors
fror, the utersinan early staSe Of Development. Tho
tendency to canceous humors there Is checked very
speody by its us&
IN fact it has proved to 6s the rrent-
sst and bost remedy that has evor boon discover.
cd It pcrncaes every portion of the system and gives
new life and ygor Il removes faintaess atulaney do
srcys ell craving for stimulants and relieves weakness
o. the stomach
Itcurcs floating. Headaches Nervous Prcssration,
ocnerai Debility slaepessress, Depression and lndi
scstion. Tint feeling of Doarng down, causing pain,
weight and bocksche, Is always permanently cured by
its use ltwillat all tiineS and underaI eircunstan.
css, act In harmony with the law that governs the
fesnalesySteri. -3 x
For KieneyComplaints Of either sox this eempsa.d
kunsurpassed. AAfk f. -
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
lsprparedat - and 2,s Western Avonus Lynn. Mass.
Trco sloo SIX bottles for soo Seat by inail In the
form Of pills also in tho form osenges on reccips
ofpricc, si.co. per box, for either. Mrs. PINKHAM
, sSrcoy answers all lstsr Of inquiry Send for pam
phitt. Addrzss alsose ucstioa his paper. 8 y
No family should be without LYDIA z PISKHAN
LyEIPILLS They cure Constipation, Biliousness
ssd Torpidity Of the liver. Is cents per boz
+ T." Z N
JOHN D. PARK & SON, Genera
Agents. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. T. JUDKHNS & POPE & CASTLE
Druggists. Agents at Woodsfeld, Ohio.
-juns2s ,'8oY. kTs eatE ! ssES 90
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Beard Of Examiners Of Monroe Csun-.
i. ~ will hold meetings fsr the sxsnina-
tien Of Teachers ~ follows:
Weedsfsld, Saturday, December IL, 1859.
2 '' January "a, 1881.
Februsry l2.
Ope at the close Of Teachers Institute.
These examinations will esmmsnse at 3
O'Clock :. m. and slots At p. N.
A fee of so cents is required frsn each
applicant, as : condition Of exaIination, and
must be paid in advance. :. ~.
. By order Of the Board
~ Applicants holding sertiseatss fsr less
than - months, must stand sxaninatisus.
for new Certificates. Renewals viii net b.
made in such eases without exauinatisn.
nov33, ,'s0td.
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A Yankee editor throws ~ the sponge,
with the remark that "it dou'tpsv soiup
paper in town where the husintss
men read almanacs and pick their teeth
! With y thslail Of herIing;9 = y Kg
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jacob Afolter, Sr.. Deceased.
THE underignsd has been appointed and
/ qualified IS Administrator of the estate
Of Jacob Anolter, ST., late of Monroe county
deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of December. A. D.
1886. JACOB APR0LTKR.
dee3l, 'sowS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of isaac Hall. Sr., Deceased
TNHR undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Isaac Hall, sr., late of Monroe county decd
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. D.
1899. sIxON HALL.
dsc2bs s'80w3,
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Farming and Timber Lands
9ogd for Sale I45

1--WE or ak farms and two or three timber
i ists near Stewart, on the Marietta and
Cincinnati B. R. in Athens County. ohio.-
The timber Is No. timber and good lAnd.-
The. farmslare in good repairs and have good
crops of wheat growing. The land ID all
fresh. and Is No. l tobacco land. Good wa.
ter schools and churches handy. Fer sale
low on reasonable terms. For farther par
tisulais enquire Of t..s.-..
J. A. PLUMRR, Agent,
moL23.'s0 Marietta Ohis,
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While Hiding horseback. Jobn EIler,
Of Alden, Iowa, saw coming from the
sky ball Of fire, apparently about the
fs;xe of q afauf harref He wss paralyzed
with fear, and saw the globe strike the
head Of the animal he rode, when be
fainte,k rppon coming 70 his senses he
f6phd fdt the horse was dad the head
6f sdeishimal being sea1sd % Aflby a
red-hot iron.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-01-11

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
Tho pest and Most Economical lair Dressing
exqrisi.ciy penumed and perfectly harmless.
Will Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
to its original youthful color and sppearance. and is
warranted 10 stop in faling, assist its growth and
prevent badness. r
few applications Of the BALsAM wiH soften the
hair cleanse an dardruff and cure itching and hu.
moan ofshe scalp Sold by all druggists at o"!y seef''
nov9 1907.
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IL pleasant, reliable medicine that new
ef dpes enf harm. and sprevenss sand
cures disease by keeping the stomach In
pertects order. the bowels regular, sand
the kidneys and liver active. Such o
medicine is PaIker's Ginger Tonic- Il
relieves eSefS and ReklaSe. seen
stacks Of letters from thousands who
have hesh saved snd caded BY its See
other column Tribune.
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Audis prepared to make clothing In the lstest
styles. Also, will sut out suits for persons
sho desire to have them made elsewhere.
may 4o,I8T5. CHARLES LAGENSrNM
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wOODSFIELD, OHIO.

yI1ODhD respectfully inform the citiseps
w twoodshsld, and the public generally;
that he does first class
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and will keep on hand carefully seleetsd
stock of
Cloths. Cashmere tk Vesting.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21
CHANGE OF. SCHEDULE
\ On aud after Sunday. November 7tb,
1880, Traius will ron as follows:" t.,gi
'''f p(OTIJMBIA DIVISION.

q On aud after Sunday. November 7tb,
1880, Traius will ron as follows" .4i s
, COLUMBIA DIVISION. .g.a.
In d. h d r,ou( DAILY .iaay II
Leave Charleston at 80 OQaW 0 90 p N
Arrive at GoIumbia at tll10 am & 10 II u
Leave CoIumbia at *6 10 . m o 80 M
Arrive at Charleston vi Is . m Z 30 "a
#On Sundays this Train will loavc Co
lumbia at 2 Is p NJ and arrive in Chsrloston
at Z 30 p m.tti
AUGUSTA DIVISION. t1i"i7A
(DAILY.) -.
Leave Charlestpu ut,2 800, aIpl 10 l5 . nj
Arrive ut Adedsia'at 8'ls > % 8 8O'a Ii
Leave Augusta at, ,au .755au 600 p M
Arri:e at Charleston at 9 90 p M 8 90 . m
Y!Trains leaving Charleston Gat46 90 avn
and Columbia ati6aQSp I'M. make oloao
competitions (exoept, on ,Spndays) with
GreenyiIe and Columbia 'Ksilroad to and
'ffotA Wa)hslla.2 Grsedsille,i Anderson,
,spd- oil local ponts on that Road, iaolud-
Ing Seneca City, where close connections
are ondei With 5tbep Atlaota and Charlotte
Air d,iae lRSilway, with nll local stations,
Including A'lao'a iSs apd W points soath and
,hs' ~ ssi0UtaJoaN B. PECK, y
Gausral Superintendent.
~ ~ "A 4 L.
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Chinnmen wear five buttons only on
their coats, that they may keep 10 sight
something to remind them Of the five pr,u
cipdl mortal virtues which .Confuoius recon
nended. These are .je,s, humaui,y; y,
justice; y, order; tche, prudence; sin, rcc..
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~ 9 Ss' !. Ssasts 80
~ S''srns sas ssIS8%aS5 S tis e@is sss s'w
.. -. -. - ! sa,a.,
ATLANTA, VA i0suuatJ sossaocl.
'aTo1 OF sssw a'a,,sisiiss ae II .sSasgoo
at@r e1asaesass solP atss,as will
rupooosh,. aea&ss q 9gs sgIeas's,s 9 tss
~" '%'" -, S GOING EkST..'H ~
- Arrive at Sepeos,' s'' ~ 8" 19Am
'c ~ :, Leave Seneosi, ON a,'d' .9'18sEfd
..s'%ans WESTW KRDsos" e70h
hsse g. ssssss.
=, A NIGttE PASSENG GER, TRAIN.
'"' S"'S' q. s''Ss5a. EAsA@sA kbsa gG
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Greenville and Columbia Railroa
@ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COLUMBIA, January, 25a 1881.
On and after Thursday, JunGsry 26,
1881, the Passenger Trains over the Green
vilie and Columbia Railroad and lie branches
will be run daily as herewith indicated,
Sundays excepted: ,a;p
MAIN STEM. .GlEG.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09
Correspondence.
Grayling Fishing.

After one of his most celebrated bat
ties, Caesar sent back to the Roman
Senate this laconic message, which has
added to his fame even more than the
victory which it recorded: "Veni, vidi,
vici." The first piscatorial party down
the Au Sable this season can adopt his
language, each one exclaiming with not
a little of his eXultation. Il came, |
saw, | conquered" And this is appli-
cable not only to the gamey grayling,
vigorously contending against capture,
but also to the beligerant mosquitoes,
which just now seem to claim special
jurisdiction in the forests, and to be en-.
ragged toward those who presume to in
wade their realm; or else they regard
themselves as the appointed protectors
of grayling, and willingly risk their own
lives in fulfilling their trust. And may
we not here have an answer TO the
question that has often perplexed suf
fering victims of their assaults. "For
what good purpose were mosquitoes
nader Here, at least, they are defer
ring the determination of fish that
for gaminess, beauty and flavor have
few equals and no superiors. In pla
ces where there are no such bcautie,
to protect, their object may be to com
pei the lazy to healthful exercise, to
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09
oman Jew el Sets,

Every lover Of the beautiful should
have SET Of this beautiful Jewelry
Single set - cents, 4 sets all different
G5 cts. Agents wanted to sell these
goods AddreSs.
U. s. NJ MANUFACTURING CO:
See other adds. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered
you by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. IL
will pay you to read their advertise
ment to be found elsewhere in this issue.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09
FABER FANCIES.

Hot weather
Tired out.
Need change.
Let me see.
i have it.
Detroit Evening News Tours.
Three Grand Excursions.
July LIST, 14th, 2f, to September 9TH.
From Detroit to the Sea.
$4,000.
Round Trip.
3, 900 miles.
One cent mile.
Grand Trunk II. r.
Down the st. Lawrence.
Thousand Islands.
Shooting the Rapids.
Montreal.
Quebec.
White Mountains.
Sea Shore.
Surf Bathing.
Yachting.
Fishing.
Clam Bake.
That's me!
i think, all things considered,
will go; but first will need the 30 cent
Detroit Evening News Guide Book.
Sends for it and is happy.
buffalo Bilr' tomorrow friday
evening. Let's all go.
You can't afford to be without
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
-Roscommon is to have q new and
commodious depot in the course of the
Summer.
Mrs. T. w. Mitchell has purchased
the market building on Michigan Ave
of Mr.. A. ID. Price.
Sew on your buttons and attent
the play, but don't let Buffalo Bill
raise your hair.
Railroad Crossing" is what the
new sign reads down 10y the track nea
the Exchange.
"A new passenger depot is one o
the things talked of at West Branch
which is expected will be built this fall
West Branch Is to have new
Church building, the ground alread.
having been broken for its construction
"A meeting of the Board of Super
visors is called TO meet at the Cour
House on Monday next, the 18th inst
Mr. Walter Denning, of Manistee
is the new clerk at the Companie'
Store. He has a fine address, AM
looks as though he might wear well.
Mr.. Louis Jenson, the affable book
keeper of Sailing, Hanson & Co., wen
to East Saginaw yesterday, and re
turns to-day, OH business for the firm
Mr.. +. w. Garish, of Roscommon
attended the Widow Bedott" play a
this place on Tuesday evening last, a
did also Miss Annie Steckert, of Sout
Branch.
Mr.. John Newbold, of Maple Fol
est, has come to town and secured wor
on the new Harder House, which wi
soon be in readiness for guests.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09
FARM FOR SALE.

Ihavs for sale cheap, a farm of 20
acres in northwest corner of Grayling
township, one and three-fourth miles
from the village of Grayling. For
particulars, call at my office at Gray
:;ng. A. II. SwARTHoUT.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-06-09
VIcT0RlA ] JEwEL CASFfT

Agents can mnke $40 a day selling this
Casket. it contains two Bracelets, n
beautiful shawl Pin, Finger Ring, Ear
Rings, Broach and one large Gold
Plated Ladies Neck Chain. Sample
Casket so cents. Agents wanted. Adres
U. o, MANUFACTURIoo Co.
Pitthurgh Pa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20

y,ca,ed by the un,imely and unfortunate
skpg off OF the president, for we see 70
Pause for any. Mr., Arthur can only execute
AN administer the laws As he finds them,
aud wo presume he will strive to DO presi~
dent Of the entire country aud not political
party, and that IT will be his effort 10 carry
Ioul as nearly rs he possibly can according
q biz comprehension, the policies President
,Graeld had in view. The welfare Of
he country demands that there
,,ihould DO always two great political parties
.con,ending with each other and the nearer
these parties are equally divided in the
g ,untry and in the legislature, bodies snd
Officers thereof. The better for the prosperity
and welfare generally of The entire lard.
Therefore it Is that we should like to see toe
s nate democratic, and democratic presiding
llicors, tho house representatives and the
president both being republican. This being
lthe case, wise counsels will prevail 10 each
h use on all questions. There will BE- more
;of thought research and grave consideration
{lvon TO every subject and no president IN.
d r such circumstances can do anything h.
Ought to do. Tho democrats will hsye tbs
majority and we desire TO sec them use il
when tho senate meets If it shout become
,Iamentsbe necessity for 1t to do so,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20

special to the Herald.

SpcOlai W the iieThlu.
St Louis, September l9.--J N Adams, &
merchant of Paris, Texas, died very sudden,
ly this morning at the Lscleds hotel where
he has been stopping for several days. Al
$3.50 this morniog no was down in the drug
store complaining of feeling unwell and was
prescribed for. He went to his room,
where doctor IL de an examination
aad found his pulse very peculiar
and Inferred that heart disease was the
trouble. A few minutes after the man
died. A post mortem will be held Heart
disease WAS the probable cause of death.
Adams was large heavy man, probably
fifty years of age. Undertaken Sm,hers
Immediately took charge of the body and
will hold 1t until his relatives in Texas are
hesrd from.
A suit for half million dollars dsmsges
was instituted this morninP by the Wlggins
Ferry Company against the Chicago & Alton
Railroad Company. The plaintiff alleges
breach of contract by the railroad.
The convention of the National Passenger
and Ticket Agents Association will begin at
l0a m. Tomorrow. The attendance is ex-
pected to reach two hundred and II is thought
the eastern war in rates is likely
to keep large per centsge
OF tho SCENTS at their respective posts.
The convention is in the nature of reunion
and will finish its business including tho
annualel ection of officers about noon Wee /,
nesdsy. The afternoon of that day will be
devoted to sightseeing and driving about
the CHI On Thursday morning the dele.
gaIess art TO Denver on an excursion train
oyertt Missouri Pacific,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-20

Spe'isl TO the Herald
Galveston, September H. Three hrn
dted anu fify colored excursiu-
isIs came down from Houston to-aay to be
present at this laying of the corner stone OF the
Baptist church, TO be erected upon the site OF
the be burned recently
Quite lively row occurred yester' ay morn
ting In cOlnred saloon on Market street. In
which axes, hriekbat-, ETC., were used most
teCklessly. The row eliminated in the raid
lug OF the den by the p1'ice
AM the referring II charges against a number
Of the par 'cipants, who Were this morning ar
rested aud cd hy The recorder.
The funeral OfJ Z Evans was attended yes.
lerd4y by AN enormous crowd who thus at
ies su their appreciation OF his many merits
and virtues and his overwhelming popular
ny. The services were conducted with mill
tAry ana Masonicr es
b tn of the Baptist churches were Yesterday
dissolved. ami the Fret Baptist church rscOg-
nized win The new board of directors There
wn churches have contempt ted
such an action Tor long time,
but Wednesday the reunion was
success ml va complished. Rev. MI. SrRuld-
h of Atlanta, Georgia, mas been called to
nlciate pastOr of the now united ChrTch.
Dora miller. upOn being arrested yesteTd ~,
'ttrm ,ted 'uiclde, first by poison, then BY
trying 20 cut her throat, but her efforts were
unsuccessful