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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

"s A"sVuaO.
Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May So.-A few days ago
Information was tele2rsphed Of the arrest of
six Americans and their imprisonment ID
Pidras Ncgrss, Mexico. Deputy Sheriff
Decount, of Maverick county, aiyea
tho following relative thereto:
l myself was called to see the Alcalde tha
next morning and asked the following oue,.
tions: Don.P Parcho PArs. why were these
American citizens imprisoned here last
night? The reply was we'll, Sir, one reason
can bo given is that their captain. Juan
Villoresl WAS drunk and did n
thinking that they were lnsfers and thou III
no could make recruits of them for nis
battalion. A. II was all q mistake imms.
diately released them. This occasions CON.
siderable feeling and Texans on the border
will send complaints to Washington.
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Pillsburg, Pa. May aO..-Thcre was a
steady movement in business the past week,
with the different branches of industry do
cidbIly improved.
In iron tnero was better feeling than has
prevailed for long time. Manufacturers
say orders arc coming in quito freely, In
consequence of which the market 10 hrmer
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Rusk.
spsclal to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Rusk, May a0.-The Ksnsas & Gulf
Short Line railroad company will abandon
tho construction Of their road
near Checslsnd, Angelina county,
to commence OF their crossing on the
International & Great Northern, but Just
where that point is ia not known.
Tho last section IF the outer wall Of the
East peniientisry at this place will be com.
pleted by the 25th of June.
The lste continued rains have jeoparlizod
the crops Of this section, particularly the
cotton.
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MincOln.


Special to te Herald.
Mineola, May 80. To-day Lee Nelson
shot and killed James Burns foreman of the
grading force oa tho NJ. X. & r. II. r. The
cause was misunderstanding in a settle
meat Nelson had his horse saddled and
and eic.ped. Officers are in hot pursuit.
His description is 8 feet inches
weight one hundred and sixtyAve
pounds, black mustacho no other
beard; right eye slightly squinted; white
slouch hat; black Sweed pants; new gsitsr
shoe,; dark striped shirt, riding bay BALI
faced horse. Ho is supposed to bo making
for tho plains.
Heavy rains have seriously retarded work
on thersilrosd. Tho track Is nine miles
out and If we can have good weather II will
probably reach here Saturday.
Plans for tho new depot are good, and
work will begin at Once.
Contracts for two houses Of three story
brick buildings, on johnson street, have beer
lot. Private residences are going up Ia every
direction.
Farmers are oil busy with crops. Hand
are very scarce.
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Postponed.

London, May 8o.-Ths proposed mossing
in Hyde Park yesterday to protest against
tho arrests In ireland was posIponed. Par.
uell having recommended that II be deferrod
m The house Of commons had voted on Justin
McCarthy's motion 10 censuro the govera-
mpnk.
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Marshall.

Special TO the Herald.
Msshall, May 3d. Yesterday sfternoon q
shooting array occurred at Cranes Mills, In
the western part Of this county. between two
colored men named Frank Collins and John
Bristol, In which the latter was shot In the
bowels and fatally injured. The AhootiSe
Ia said 10 have been wanton and unprovok.d
Collins escaped, but will no doubt bc cap
tured. E
There was disturbance In gambling der
Of this city yesterday, In which one Moon, ,
railroad man, was pretty severely cut. Al
effort Is being made to hush sAo ma.se
up.
] Saturday and Saturday night and agAin Il,
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Burning OF the Collier whitehead
Works.

ST. Lcuis, May 80.-Tho loss, by burning
of the Collier white,lead and oil works i,
from Sl2O.0OO, to $4,000. Two fatal
casus',ies resulted from the fire. One was
man run over by a runaway tosm and killed
and aaeiher death, evidently from heart
disease. Of Louis Coin, connected with the
Wesiliche Post newspaper, who was over.
come while running to the fire and died sftor
being carried TO the city dispehsary. The
company is insured for sos, 900 in sixty five
COmpApies
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Accident 60 q Passenger Train.

Trenton, N. j., May S).-rhe passenger
train from New York on the Pennsylvania
railroad, due here At 1886, ran at full speed
into "a open switch at Bears swamp, four
miles from here, this sfternoon. About q
dozen persons were severely injured and a
number slightly.
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston, May 3O.-While handlir q
freight Saturday, William Mitchell, second
mate OF the bark Ibis, fell through hatch.
way, striking the keelson and was injured 50
severely as to render his removal to the
ihhrmsry necessary. His condition is re.
ported precarious.
In respect to the.memory Of DR.. w. A.
Duntlin, one of the original members of the
cotton exchange, who died this morning,
thst institution was closed during the dsv. e'
Tbs bark Johannes Fcss. from
Tendon, arrived here Sunday, com.
Ing over the bar, drawing thirteen
feet eight inches. This is the deeoest arsst
on record, and affords conclusive evidencs
OF the Improvement OF the bar through Col
Msnsaeld's iet,ies. w
The artesisn we'll had reached depth of
six hundred feet at noon to-day.
Two hundred excursions. Is from Houston
arrived Sunday by the q. II. s. H., but
returned last night. wv
M. Edmonson was arrested to-day charged
WIN intent to murder. His arrest grew cut
OF pistol fired Saturday night,
near tho Pavilion, by which 4
LADY was shot, receiving a slight wound
Between IL ond I o'clock to-day two
sailors under the influence of liquor. became
involved in q difficulty at Mat Hsrcon's saloon
when Alex Anderson drew knife, cutting
Fred Peterson severely. The wounded man
WAS removed TO the police station, thence 10
lhe ihhrmary, one wound IN neck bsinp
considered dangerous Alex Anderson was
sapprehended ana incarcera.ed Ia the county
This afternoon whllo some college cadets
were out bathing on the beach two lads,
Porter Brotherson and Walter MAY,
bo!her than the rest yentured
out TOO far getting in.wstcr too deep for them
and before assistance could reach them bs,6
were drowned. Brotherson was about
fourteen years of age; May about eleven,
The body Of Bro,herson has been recovered
Diilgent search 10 being made for the body
Of May.
Tho Galveston & Pacific railroad
WAS formed Saturday night, thoroughly
canvasslog ths city, and repor,
splendid progress, though some
what impeded by the unfinished
condltion OF tho Palmer-Sullvan propo
s',ion. Colonel NJ. H. Jeiierd, of the latter
road, arrived here yesterday looking 10 II.
interest.
Tonight at eight o'clock Tom Tyders, ani
two others entered street car, misbehs
The driver demonstrated, when they assault
tod hin, but for the intolerance of byssan
ders they would have used hin
re- H'Y,. Chsyca was entered agsiDs
T. ~ sud the police arc in search.
. .Tec;ll TO tae Eiening Journal report
an imn.es.o hail storm at Temple sn
'rhborhood on the line Of the Santa II
~, doing aorious damage. At Brds
;,aN blacksmith shop and the Baptis
'i'4 "a wsro blown down. ..At Csdar Crook
10 church was also demolished. Co,tol
IN the nelghborhood was entirely destroyed
Wheat, oats and corn were serousl
damaged. The hail storm lasted twsnt
minutes.
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A Chattanooga Bank U,oses Its Doors

Chattanooga Tenn, May 30.-The
Discount and Depo,i. bank, Of this city. has
The following notice posted on ih closed
doors; "This bank deems u best for The
interest Of all concerned to wind up lie affair."
and cease the business Of banking, and 10
that end the assets Of this bank have been
assigned TO L. M Mcconnell, s. A. Key and
Edgar Mckinney. 10 convert into cash and
pay all creditors without preference. The
assets Of. tho bank are amply sufllciens Il
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General GRANT ~ omcwHrd Bound.
New York, May 8O.-vWa Cruz advices Of
the 2e.h say General Grant and party sailed
las, light In the steamer City Of Merida, Tor
New Orleans.
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Special 10 the Herald

Special 10 the Herald. tR
Navaso.a, Nay S0.-Judgs John B.
Ksnnard convened district oourt y Aadssca
to-day.
Rain continues falling daily whish dasas
ems crop psospectA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-31

skht rain poure' down In torrspt. -.
farmers srs much behind with their ~
tion. ns " sssea-
Business is dull.
~ U.mlns' M coa,. began this morIiog. o..
,us 10y. !" .ne crndision Of crops oil Jury cssoa
Tsse Ts conucuN, except that Of the siate n.
1shnir 6, W be tried June OH.
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SUITED

Lady Patrons would be Suited the important particulars STYLE
Fit and Price they should lose no time calling SUIT
AND ULSTEk DEPARTMENT. where very interesting "programme
has been arranged r'oo~
In anticipation the early arrival number Special Lots
raced tor IN New York. which will necesse large quick
Department. We offer uneevedly our entire Stock of ~
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS roflOs By TELEGRAPH.

Damage 20 Crops From 500 Much Rain
Fire 'st CorsicAnS-A shooting
and Cutting scrape sc waxa-
haehte-Murder NJ MIN
cola = Cattle Drive
st Fort Griffin,
Etc, Etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12
e IL

IL made from q Simple Tropical Leaf of Rare
Value. ard i0a POSITIVE Remedy for siI1hs
body-tor Torpid Liver MISUNDERSTANDING
Dizziness. Gravei, Malaria, and all difficulties Of
the RidneyE, Liver. and Urinary Orssas. For
Female Diseases, Monthly Msnatruat;oas, and
during Pregnancy, it has no equal. It restores
the organs thst make the blood, and hence is the
edy that curesBriEht's Disease. For Diabetes.
use Warmers safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale by Dsuggists and Doalerse:SIo 5 per
bottle. Largest bottle i1 the market. TFT il.
II. III. WARN Err & CO.,
Rochcster, N. Y.
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TO CoNsuMpTIYEs.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that dread diseaSc. Consumption, by a aimple
remedy, lie anxious to make known to his ellow
%sutferers the means of cure. To all who desire il.
he will send a copy of the prescription used. (free
nsing the same, which they will find a Sum Guar
for CossuNPTIos AsTHMA, BsoNcHIrIa, &c. Par.
ties wishing the Presentation. will pleaas address
Rev. e.. A WILSON 1874 Penn 81, Williams.
burgh. N. Y. iau25.6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

HEADACHE, Nervousness. CosrlvEwEss or Chol-
era Morbus arc cured with Thayers Liver Powder,
and only cost IS cts. Sold by druggist every.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12
STEAM ENGINES

TIE nndersie ned are Agents for this and the
-. nelghborlng counties for the sale of "
IpN. E. TANNER & cos v,
S1A1IONARY STEAM ERGIEES.
Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines are superior to any be,..ok..
in,roauesd TO the public. having several netD and
ton to the arrangement of the Boiler nd snn.p-
heating home, BY which a large amount of H.
in any other make OF Engine, thus economizina
Largely IN IN. FuEL and in TINE in genoratiDg
CINE OF this make furnishing power al our PI,ste,
Mill and as factions speak Ioude err than words"W
Will be happy to show its action and point ont n,
superior parts, Quality IF IIGteriol and WIorEuan.
snip. Parties needing power for wheatThreEhers
should call and get our descriptive catalogue and
price llst OF Portable Enginea. We can sell thcm
better Engines, and upon more favorable ,eIns
than they can supply themselves elsewhere in The
country. LIPPITT = 70
June II, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

THAyzR's Construction or Couch CupE 10 The
best thing for Consumption known, and will cnrs
an ordinary cough in thirty minutes.
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The Jefferson County
MUTUAL

4NA NAA
Fire Insurance Con1007zY,
bFFERs to the people of Jefferson ana sur-
rounding Counties Insurance in a safe Co1n-
pany at the actual cost OF insurance, which 10
much chea per than the rates usually charged, and
Good risks from responsible parties arc invited.
Executive mmit meets every Tuesday.
DiaEcToRs-N.s: White, nenry B. Davenport.
Ed ward Tearncy, John ". Rider, w. Fl. T. Lew,
is. r. Preston Chew. VIM. /. Wilson, Eugene
Baker. John w. McCurdy. James Logic, Ches.
y. Wilson JOHN II. little, Jacob S. Melvin, F.. G.
w. Herr, s. I. White.
N. S. WHITE, President
III. b. PORT, I'rs n surar
Executive ConMITrEE-N. 8. White, VIM. r.
!; Lewis, Eugene Baker. VIM. L. Wilson, J. W.
McCurdy, John W. Rider.
RIA ALEXANDER, sect,v & &c, .esn,
LOCAL AcEsrs.-Aiddleway-wn. GiIbert. .
Rearneysv'lle-J: c: Bitrer; Farper's Ferry
Chss. E. Trail: Shepherdstown-R. C. Eutler.
G5- The SecTotnrP will be fou-d at the Com.
iany's odioe, Courthouse yard, in ChasIestown y,
every Tuesday and Friday.
March 30, lSsl-sdnI2,i9 10.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

THE BEST LIvEa AND KIpsEY REGULATOR. and
gentle Purgative known, IL Thayer's Liver Pow
der's. Sold by N. F. Henderson, Charlestown.
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Irntns arc now running regularly between.
WSypsshoIo' nhe Junction wi b the Chesapeake
q ohio r. RI and Elkton, 30I miles. Tuck 10
also laid to Shenandoah Iron Works. TO which
point trains will be run Immediately ON compile
ton of the bAllasting.
CHARLES y. HATCH.
Genl Freight and Pass'r Agent
Joseph Fl SANDS, superintendent.
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T. w. Mitchell,

Among whichsare
SUGARS. coTFEEs. TEAS, sYRUPs, g ICES
PRovISIoNS,-BscoB, Flour. Corn Meal.
Lerd, &C.. Fish of all Vsrieies, Canned Goo6s OF
all kinds.
CoNFECTIoNs,-plain and Preach Candy,
Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
lhsye in store a fpIi and well assorted Stock Of
QUEENS, GLASS,
STONE and Il
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigar Smokers. Pipes, &c.
mention above a few leading departments of
my busineEs in all branches Of Imported, Domes.
tic. Staple and Fancy Groceries. 1 aim 10 bay
carefully. and TO 20 repreAentniy goods thatevery
one dealing with me will have reason 10 be pleased
and satisfied. and those who have not favored me
with a call are cordially invited TO do so ind ex-
amino my goods. Promising in all cases cour-
teous treatment, l an Alwsys willing to show
Goods and give price,. All ordors will receive
prompt and careful a;ten tioa. Goods delivered
in corporation hmi:s free of charge BY a reliable
Porter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in Exchange
for Goods. Respectfully,
June 5. 1880. r. W. MITCHELL.
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Chest Refrigerators.

cor II Great cnaues to make mop.v-5
ooADs We need = person In every town
70 take subscriptions for the largest, cheapest and
beat I1ustrated family pubIieation in the world,
Anyone can become q successfuI sgent. sfx eIe-
CANT works OF art given free to subscrfbSrs Tba
price il 30 lov thstaInnost everybody aabserfbes
oas sgen. reports taking 100 Subscribers in = day.
profit in ten days. All who engage mike monss
fast. You can dsyots all your lime 20 the brsi.
ness, or only your spare time. You reed not 4.
IL a. others Full dtrectiops and forms fre.-
Eiegant 'nd expensive Outfit free. III Won I.sS
work send us your addFefs IL oncs II
costs nothing TO try the business. No one VIC az
sages Ia'.s 70 MAKE crest . Address Grones
Co. Portland. Maine. JniyIstsosIy
S5 10 S2o per day at home. sampIes vo5i6
!eno, alsiae: March /. 1ss1.iya
/ March. 5.sHiRIEY SMITH
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No. r6sS daily. All other traihs daily except
Sunday. No. Clio connects at Strashntg with frninS
to and from Alexandria. No. bio dimes at NE,
T!FrrzGERALp.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportatioa, Camden station.
November Is, 1880,
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LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION.!

nave FOR your inspection, at the West End
Drug store. tho dnest and riccet limo of
FANCY BOX AND NOTE PAPER
in town. FRENCH and IMPORTED PAPER ,
Speciality. Aiso a full line of Regret Caxde. In
ritation Cards and Visiting CARDS, with Eaveiope,
to mstch. We have also the Celebratsd Don.'Ton.
visiting SArds; Ladies, call. examine and pro-
cure prices before purchasing elsewhere. We
warrant gu. ono and all, courteous and polite
tlea,tnent "hether you care to purchase or not
Our Aiotto-''So Trouble to Show Goods"
Respectfully.
August II. 1850
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Shenandoah Valley R. r.
Change of Time.

T.Etps Kase. Dec. I'd. 1850.
Philadelphia time tave minutes faster ,haa
Baltimore time.1
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SAo3GNEANEN& Or.
Ma Y old friends and the publice-
- generally arc hereby informed TI\
mat have returned to Cha rIcs tuTn. ~
and have opened Root AND SHOE B~2&o
SHOP N. W cor. Main & Water ate. and a m i.
pared to conduct the ShocmRking business in all
us branches. New Work mhdo TO order. and Re-.
pairs promptly executed. Good material med.
AND rates reasonable. Give me q call.
ApFiio' io9o-uL DAVID HECK.
A GENTS WAITED for the Beet and Fastest
q selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices
reduced SO Pc. cent. National Publishing Co
Mareh l, l9si-3m. Philadelphis, Pa.
MITcHELL'S Snow Drift Toilet Powder, Tor
~ sale by MERCHANT & MITCHELL.
SEED-excellent q~uality-Hor sale By
~ aiarch .. DUKE & G~ALLAHER.
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iI0use IIuIldlng s Carpentering.

THE undersigned will execute work in HOUSE
Il AND RF~ENTERING in all
its branches in the best manner and at reduced
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DITCHING, E1CAYATING, 90.

THE undersigned stiff offers his service, a.
Ditching and Ezcavsting Of ell
Cisterns, Ponds, Cellars. &o.-undertaken at nod
crate rates, and faithfully executed. Orders left
at residence, on West Congress ST., viii T.cs;xe
prompt attention. Blasting also done in a sat;a-
factory manner. and at lowest rates
March 9, 1850. WESLEY 1owpv
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CHAMBER SETS, Tin Bre.d Ro-.. Eject.
boxes. knife BoxOs, Lanterns, Cake Pans
Dec. 81. DUHE aupp
CocoA FOOT MATS. Gati-Freeaine ci..s.n
pnmp,, Tar, Hamper Baskets. Lsrd Cans,
Sc;:tor sale BY DUKE & GALLAHER.
WIN STOVES, Ten Plate Stoves. Coal Stoves,
Tor sale by DUKE &
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-04-12

RFSTN business now before tie public. Yon
AIIo Il can make money faster at vork for
1 W than nan; At anything elss. Capital not required
at home by the industrious. Man, women, boJs
and girls wanted Everywhere to work for us. Nov
~ me time. You can devote your whole time TO
me "ork' or only your spare mcments. No other
business will pay you nearly as well. No one
Willing to work can fail to make enormous nav
oy engaging at once. Costly Outfit and te5ms
free; A great opportunity for making MONEY
easily ard honorably. Address TRrE & Co., I a.
July l3, 1s60-ly.
os1 received another supply Of Glass and
9ueenswsre. s.S.DALGARN.
SHaD, Nackerel and Herring fer sale by
2S1"oer ~, 1850: 8 6. DALGARN
October IL, 1880 SIS. DALGARN.
sell the Best Brand of Arbuckle Roa,,ed
Goftee az only . cts. q pound, Cash.
March 1, 1881, J. sHIRLEYsMTH
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CUTTING APFRAY
ON eleventh street, Near the Hope Hose
House, Last Might,

AA941Nt ANAN AAnA%
Last evening, about O'Clock, Henry Ortiz
q young man about twenty years old, strolled
into Gundlins's saloon, upper market square,
and commenced talking to person standing
in the room, telling him he could throw him
with one hand, ETC. young man known as
Hopping Wells, and employed in Halls
saddleFy, setting near advised 0rth not to
fool with the man he was talking 70, Ortiz,
who was partially drunk, now turned his at
tention to Wells, and word followed word,
until the lie was given on both sides, and the
boys went outside to settle their difficulty,
They crossed over TO Eleventh street first,
house, out Of which they soon emerged
wrestling. 0rth is large burly individual,
while Wells Is quite cripple. As near as
could be ascertained Wells, who was get
ting the worst Of II, suddenly dropped down
on Que knee, and Immediately afterwards
Orth cried out that he was cat and relaxed
his hold. Patrolman Bell haStened up ut
this moment and grabbed both boys, but for
some reason allowed Wells to go and started
off with Orth, from whose clothes a stream Of
blood was pouring Outsiders interfered and
he was taken to nelghboring saloon where
DR.. Campbell dressed the wound A razor
had evidently been used and downward cut
made, which penetrated the pants on the left
leg and cut cash about ten inches long,
At the top the cut extended deepinto the
muscles, and the wound will bea painful one
for some time to come. Wells ut midnight
had not been arrested, 1t shows bad state
OF deprayity existing among the young men
Of the city, and one that should be corrected,
when such affairs occur In public street at
an early hour and over trivial matters,
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RELLAIRE.


Miss Katie Stewart Is quite sick at her home
on Gravel Hill,
The Delphos Clubwill give ball at Tho Ii
hall Thursday evening.
Winnie, daughter Of w. b. Workman, Is
down with the diphtheFia,
The Gravel Hill Presbyterian Church will
observe communion on Sunday next
Those Of the teachers who have not yet been
examined are to undergo that ordeal,
The narrow gauge train Thursday morning
was much behind time In arriVing-sOme.
thing unusual.
Rev, Wallace, OF the nelghborhood Of
Newark, O., will preach Sunday at tho First
Presbyterian Church,
A son OF Robert Hawkins, n strong, healthy
boy, took the diphtheFia Wednesday morning
and Thursday morning was dead,
Mr.. VIM. Gorby Is now exCavating q cellar
preparatory to building residence on the lot
Just south OF the Methodist Church.
The Bellairc Il Southwestern stockholders
from here got back from the meeting at
Woolsfield at o'clock Wednesday night.
The proposed measures were sanctioned
that Is the extension Of the chartorand the In
crease OF the capital,