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lst The design is new. ThSre is no open
ing TO the Hot Air Chamber except from the
Coid Air Flue, and no Has can get into IL
whether the doorg bo lott open or not. II
will not throw Oft gas in the upper rooms, as
is now the cass, to greater o: less extent
" ith other heAters.
2nd The COLI air being taken In below the
bottom, and thence passing CDWa'd towards
I the top, the heating surface Is greatly In
creased predicting at least - per cent more
lhot air, with given size hrepot than any
other Hot Air Stove made.
3rd, 1t has q Cliaker-cleaning, Shaking
and Dumping Crate and Check Draft Reg
lister In the mont, by reason ofwhich the hrs
| is easily controlled.
4th 1t is symmetrical in appearance. neat
and attractive in design and has poll
edges aud Nickel; Trimmings.
9th. BY reason ofthe particular constrnc'
ltion, we are able TO make the price Lowell
THAN any other Durable Heater with equal
lheating power.
6th, The four sizes Of this Heater enableI
lusitu.meot almost any dea and that may b'
Imade for heater Of this character,
Tth, In pre- ,enting 1.-THE Solar Light Dura
Ible Heater" We would call attention 10 thu
lfact, that by reason Of the Patent Cold All
iFlus taxing the air in below the bottom o
1.-The Heater, we obtain the above advantage
lover any other Double Heater in the market
We also have large assortment Of Heat
Iers. Cooking Stoves and hanges, Your pa
tronage ia solicited.
VIM. H. SOHOEN,
Manager
Form srly with H. F.PICKELS. oce,
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December 20, 1882 at which ne shall GIVE
AWAY the following
VALUABLE PRESENTS.

n III HDLlI II tA-CLAAN ANP
A 3 story Brown Stone House and
Lot In New York City.
$500 in Gold.
one 81, 900 4 per cent. U. q. Bond.
$3.50 iB Gold.
One $4,000 4 per cent. Bond.
ITPam HOad Horses.
$3.50 in Gold.
Five 500 Bonds.
. Pianos
3 PRTlOr Organs.
| s Diamond Bracelets
10 pRirs u iRnOnG ERrTiREsS
| 25 Diamond Finger Rings.
so Sold WaIcheB.
rs silver watches.
80 $40 Gold Pieces.
iS0 IS 1"
J 20 Sewing Machines
100 Tea AetB, Sc pieces,
$50 Japanese Tea Sets, Z pieces,
| 80 PInIe Il Fruit Stands,
HOad HORSE and Top BUGGY.
1 Boys Saddle Pony.
1 Excu rAIOn T1ckettO Europe anu
| Return via Waite star steamers
IIAxcurHIOn Ticket to san Francis
co and Return.
| 1 EXcuFsIOG TIckeeCO New OrleAh'
\ and Return.
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100. 900 Tick ets at SS Each. Frac
tiORB, in Fifths I'm proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES

1881 Prizes, amounting to ........ .S2e5, ,t0C
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the Office Of the Company III New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
ing full address. Send orders by Express
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only 10
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VIM. H. SOHOEN,
zaRLFsLTggs,1 ENKas7sS
z;K,s "a 1
IA...Sss,It,

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated in 1860 iur 70 years by thu
Legislature for Educational and Charitatl le
purpoGog-With O capital Of $1,000, ,G0O--tt
which reserve fund OF over $3.50, 600 has since
been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote I'll
franchise was made part OF the presenl
State Constitution adopted December I'd, a
II, 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor
seI by the people Of a1y State.
IT NRvER soALRs OR FosTPoEBs.
Its Grand Single Number Draw
lnga takes place monthly.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
VIE A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND
DRAWING GLASS, X, AT NEW OK
LEANS, TUESDAY, OC COBEk 10,
lSS2-I49th Monthly Drawing.
Look at tho following scheme under the sap
ervision and management Of
Con. q. T. BeaureEard,o of Louisiana, 4
Gen. JuDaI A, Early, of Virginia.
who manage all the Drawings Of this Dom
pany, both ordinary and semt.annual
and attest the correctness Of the published
Official Lists.
CAPITAL SPRIZE S7b,
100. 900 Tick cts at SS Each. FFac :
tiORB, In Fifths I'm proportion.
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smEw CASTLE COUNTY TICKET
SHERIFF,
JAMES MARTIN.
ECORONER,

CORONER,
DAVID II. WINGATE.
SEN ATORS.
FEO1oMoN NJ. CURTIS, Mill Greek.
JAMES M. WISE, New Castle.
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.I1TEBED AT THE Posr-OFiIOE AT
Nilrains ton, Del, as second-class mat
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICAEE.
GOVERNOR,
ALBERT CURRY.

prpREsENrATTvE FOR CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON, HASTINGS.
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E. A. DAUPHlN,

or M. A. DAUPHIN,
6O7 Seventh ut. Washington, DC.
N. Ii. Orders addressed to New
Orleans VIII receive prompt atEen'
fJOm.
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Tho Rev. G. A Nunually.

To the Editor OF tho HERALD:
TusEEGEE, ALA, October 81, 1852. 1t is 4
matter OF congratulaton to Baptists eyory.
where that one so gifted, so perfectly com.
bining plety, culture, mhnlincss and eyecu.
1--WE ability, so richly furnished in mind and
heart and the successful experiences of
years, and so prudent with all his Napo.
lennlc boldness,as the Rev. q. A. Nunnally
Is likely to succeed the starry Curry in tho
pastoratc OF the Dallas First Baptist
church." ''''''
:, The pastor-eect, permit me to say to the
Baptist friends | may have in your city.
VIII care but little for criticisms, good or
bad; conscious Of tho integrity of his mo.
uyes and tho grandeur of his mission, his
spirit will ever he, Say what YOU will
about me, but put your shoulders to tho
wheels and let's get up the hill And the
church Will have master who will rule by
making himself the servant OF all.
hope this will reach you in time for the
SUNDAY edition, which will then bear to ali
IT'S readers the simple truth about n most
worthy man. Yours truly,
lludU f. OLIVER,
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gsasdtcat
sAsdtca..
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
-rAkE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF lS76
MEssns. ]. H. ZEILIN 4 ~

MEssRs. J. II. ZEILIS K CO.,
GENTLENEN We, the undersigned. Engineers
on lhc Georgia CcAtrGl railroad, In grntefll oh.
legations for the benefits we received from The
use of simmons Liver Regulator during Inc
Yellow Fever Epidemic IN Savannah. Georgia.
IN Inc summer and fall Of ls56, desire 10 mako
the following statement. That during The
aforesaid Epidemic we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator prepared
by H. Zcilin IL Co. and though exposed 10
The worst miasmatic influences of the Yellow
Fever by going In and coming out of Savannah
az different hours of the night, and also In
spending entire nights N the city during the
prevalence OF this most Fatal Epidemic, with
ont lhe single exception Of one of us, who was
mkcn SICK but speedily recovered. we con.
unued IN oir usual good health, a circumstance
We can account for In no other way but by the
elect under Providence Of the habtual and con.
unued use Of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed TO this Yellow Fever malaria
Respectfully yours, G. b. Patterson John Il,
Collins, Jas. Il Mallet,e, Melton f Cooper,
sS- Always ask your Druggists for Dir. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure TO see those
identical words printed on the label and having
thereon red Y Trade Mark Seal and signature
nI J. u nulIin ~ 90. None other is Genuine
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ROCK WALL.


Correspondence OF the Herald.
| RocKwALL, October ., lSs2.-L. Z. Mont
gomery mot Jim was with rs till Sat
urday, talking hard all the time. Heis O
iirst-class canyasser, and loves the HERALD
and Berkshire pigs.
| A light rain fell Thursday night, suGi.
clent to suspend cotton picking for n
couple of days. Saturday night at few
minutes TO llo'clock heavy rain, accom-.
panied by strong west wind delugcd the
earth. Heavy, rolling and deep peals OF
thunder sounded near, with vivid and con
tinuous flashes OF lightning, but no damage
was done beyond tho blowing and beating
out OF open cotton.
Robert Mcknight, one of our best citi.
lehs, lost one OF his children Friday night,
that died after few days of illness,
Cotton is being rapidly gathered, when
the weather will permit, but farmers com.
PLAN that 1t opens slowly.
AS the time approaches for the election
OF members to the legislature the people
should begin to think of the subjects of leg.
lslatlon and call out the aspirants on them
Acting on this thought we venture to sug.
sest the road system as one of the most i'm.
portant, the present being one of the most
defective statutes on our book. We do not
! now nor never will have under it respectable
roads. Let us have now one.
How would it do TO have change in the
constitution 50 as to allow:
lst-A county or precinct superintendent
placed under bond and stringent restric-
lions so as to insure the performance of
prescribed duties with reasonable compcn-
satiOn.
2d-A small poll tax, so AS TO compel nil
persons who do not own property to con.
tribute part OF the road fund. This to be
due and collected say one month after
assessment.
3d'-A small nd yalorem tax, so as to COM
pei property-holders 10 bear pro rata
share of the burden.
lth-With the fund thus raised lie, the
superintendent put the roads in order.
oth--ln addition to this give him the
county convicts.
only suggest this in crude shape. hon.
ing that wiser heads may formulate some.
thing more practicable.
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!raa (,InlIecta,,,

ih T. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p
W r. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
feic us candidate for Tax Collector OF Dallas
tnuniy' ut the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
" ClihS u. GILLESPIE tfor the past six
Ie0iS deputy In the Onicc) as a candidate for
ne ONCE OF Tax Collector Of Dallas county, at
the November election. ~
lAlE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE +
~ h, BLEWErT aS a candidate for ,Tax
jollccior of Dallas county NJ the November cleo.
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9;cr tac Gcoislaturr.

w :. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE II.
" I, d. ANDREWS as II candidate for
ploSlol rom The district composed OF Dallas,
election
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE w,
q, VEAL as candidate for the lesiS.
NE ARE AUTHoRlgEp 40 ANNOUNCER
pr U. PARSONS, OF Rockwell, as a
tanuldatcio for tloaicr from the counties OF Dallas,
Warrant aud RoCkwall
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a3nr il,,s1ice OF thc Slrnce

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" 4, e. 7. KENDALLuS Il candidate for
justice OF the renrc, precinct No. l. Rlec.
ton November Z, 1852.
WE ARE REQUESTED no ANNOUNCE W,
w, PE\kEns n Candidate for Justice of tho
foncc, Precinct No, l. Election November, 1889
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
" ~, PRICE as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No. /.
WE. ARE AUTHoRl2Ep TO ANNOUNCE
" y n BRASWELL Ms II candidate for
lNsVco OF the Peace IN Precinct No. !, Dallas
county Election, November Z, 1852. d
WE. .AEE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. NJ EDWARDS as y candidate for
Justice Qi tac Peace for Precinct No I. Election,
November z, 1852 'O''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MIR, JOHN Il. KuNZ as A cnndidaic for
laSuue OF the Peace in Precinct No l. Election
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Advocates of prohibition need have no
fear, of "Prickly Ash Bittcrs," rs it is a
medicine, and by reason of ITS cathartlc
properties cannot be used as 4 beverage.
~ u manufactured from the purcst mate
rlals, ana acts directly on the liver, kid
hoyss stomach and bowels. As Il blood
purlher IT has no equal. Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in its action.
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.alistrirt Ilrrh.

WE ARR. AUTHORIZED 10 ANNouSCE
w col ! ". LANE as A rnndidotc far nis.
trlot Clerk at the ensuing November oloc ion,
\Aft. ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
the namo VI HENRY W. JONES. tho prrs.
NJ mgunhenL rs a candidate for recollection Ia
NE Office of Clerk to the District Court OF DALLAS
county, NJ the ensuing November election.
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Gountn 3i,ltl9e.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w l. WILLIAMS as a candidate Cor County
Judge, Election November 7, 1882
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
II. y. BURKE as a candidate for recollection
% Mo office of County Judge of Dallas county
a. the ensuing November election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W Il. II. YVES f for the office os County Judge,
'hc ensuing election. eN'
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Eoe Shccitt.

WE. ARk REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
MARK klllsr ron for sheriff OF Dallas
CosnN Election November, iSSa, ''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W II W SMITH for the ot,lce of shcrln
OF Dallas County. klcctlon, Nov IN, iSSa.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w NATE CHAPMAN rs a candidate for
sheriff OF Dallas County, Election. November 4
WE ARR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCER
w hkN JONES as n candidate for sheriff
election, November :, 1881,
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4:nr Gonmtu QC,crs =.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w,
~ q. HAYWOOD as a candidate for County
clerk.
w II, THACKER is II candidate for County
Clerk. Has had thirteen years experlcnce
im deputy IN Texas, For the past six years has
had charge Of the County Court of this county,
A. Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
HRrwDOd.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoC NOE
The name of CHAS. WOODSON, of Seago.
VIC, as al independent candidate for County
Clerk.
hereby announce 70 tho citizens of Dallas
county that am candidate for the office of
county Clcrk, II my reputation as u man and
ny qualifications for the position are such as TO
commend me to your confidence, | ask your
legrly support pledging myself that no effort
lpon NY part will he spared TO make IN efficient
Ana faithful servant of the public.
Apul IL, 1882. O. NJ. WHEAT
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" w ~. Q. HILL us Candidate for County
0lerk, Election, November NEXT
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Mr.. h. +. Porter, rich banker in Utica
New York, says; 81 have used Browns
Iron Bittors the past year, much TO the
chargrin of our family physician, for Meth
er myself wiio nor little gir,s have since
suffered from single days illness, 1t is
making us all robust and strong
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l,yuf irlzeS, amounting IN -
Application for rates 10 cii,,ih,,"s;..,;". NtSsl
leans. VIC company In New 8,
al, FOR ad further Information, wrIte clss,,u !,
t t ADDRESS Send orders by hwy F ylearly' giy,s
'ereo Letter or Money Order dhSaplesS Req
pp,N NJ, a. DAUPHIN. New u n,issdl only .
FkANk LOBRANo, sonihesS, VCreanSL&
anu houston Streets, Fort Worth T To,nef Fcura
uEo. A: WEBSTER IA; Fla" g.
DALLAS TEYAS i'Iin eIIeel.
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announcements.

sss-Ali Announcements for Ottloe must be
Paid for in Advance,
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case the decision of the said court shall be
against the appellant" does not come un-
der the requirements Of article li04, Revised
Statutes. Appeal dismissed. Per curtain.
Scott VS.. Scott ct a.. from Harrison
county. An appeal bond made payable 10
one alone, when the judgment below was
rendered in favor of that one in her own
right and as next friend for certain minors,
naming them, is not insufficient. The bond
is also insufficient when headed Nv. f..
Scott, plaintiff in error VS.. Lucy NJ. Scott,
defendant in error when the same parties
as above mentioned are parties defendant
in error. Appeal dismissed. Per curiam.
Ballustralla VS.. DEVOTE from Anderson
county. When appellant is unable either
to pay costs or give bond for costs, affidavit
made either Tor both before the county and
district clerks does not fulfill the require.
ments OF the statute. Proof must be made
before the district court or county Judge.
that the clerk or appellee may contest it, if
desired. Appeal dismissed. Per curtain.
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s.er State Scnator.

WE. .ARf REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
s BARNErT GIBBS ~ u candidate Tor tho
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For Assessor.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNopNrs
MR. ], II. HOLLOWAY as a candidate
or County Assessor at the ensuing election
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a:or V.oMlmiNNiol,cr.

A 4 tins REouksr OF MANY FRIENDS
~ GkORGE JACKSON hcrcby announces
huhselt rs u candidate for the ollce OF County
ton WV
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tHIs Is the only Lo,terv
1TuuorSed by the people ., ever Voted a, j
louisiana State I,o ,tele, \
u iyfS o,p S5n in 1865 for Is 1es,s y
with o sSGis1 o5 & and eharaSes y Asl
iund of over $3.50 zoo bss 80 which A ~.
81 b ~ an overwhelming poS Sllse been ada,
ehlse was made part OK 8 tbs vote, h 1.
su'unon adopted becemha, q present she Il
rs a Splendid Opportunity "a -I WI, A. D. Isl
icy monthly: 1t never scSsIiaaWineS slls,
LOOK at the following sch scales OF po,ss.s
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dkAN n ! MONTHLY DRAvNs

rrIrIN CCIHss q At NEW ORTFar.U w
~ u ESDAY, NOV, II "A ~.
Cons. q, T. BEAURIFSah , msnsgemepts
and JGBh L 4 SiLsp
SiaaipsSi5SSa RI Prize, ST5. I,i +, =
1Vpp,VO0 Tickets at Five 6oIi,o.'ppvu,
fractions, n Piiths in P Tttars ISa's'
Ir,yrr,, LIST 0FPRlIeS sV'Nua'
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s.,.'""N Nssess"' v, ,no ensmlng elecuon.
rOCc PRESCRIPTION for the speedy cnro =,
VOtI seminal Weakness Lost Manhood
--.---.. Nervousness, CONFUSION OF Ideas Aver.
sion " society, Detective N .mory and disorder
no ught on by secret habit snd exccsscs knv
dtnSeisl has tho INGREDIENTS. 81 Louis Curative
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E1E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCE W,
~ q. HAYWOOD as candidate for County
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-09
The Interior of Our Homes.

The improvement in dwellings has called
for a like improvement in their inner fit
tings. and, in the utilitarian spirit OF the
times, this inclination has found its develop
ment in elaborate decorations and costly
furniture The utmost ingenuity of the
artist has been called into requisiton in de-
signing ard devising new styles with which
to please the eye and satisfy the growing
taste for handsome upholstering. The bust
ness Of making furniture in years gone by
employed comparatively but few people;
bedsteads and bureaus, chairs and tables
were not subject to the changes
and whims Of fashion, but
were regarded as precious heritages, and
preserved from one generation to another.
A great grandmOther's chair could be found
in almost every house. Now, the manufac-
ture of furniture necessitates costly ma
chiuery, and millions Of capital are EN-
ployed in the business. In place the size
OF Savannah car loads and ship loads are
received every day, and the only wonder is
where they 60 to and who buys them?
Then, in addition to the elegant
STYLES of furniture, which irresistibly
attract the purchaser, we find
that the most elaborate patterns of carpets
and curtains are displayed, and in this line
of industry thousands OF people are busily
employed catering to the luxurious tastes of
our people. To describe all the new styles
of the wood and wooden ornaments Of our
homes would require columns Of our paper;
but even these large selections change from
wear to year Fashion in bedsteads and such
articles being now as tyrannical as in the
matter of bonnets.
A stranger not accustomed to the trade,
who should visit a frst-class furni-
ture and carpet house like Allen
IL Lindsay's (169 and III BroughtOn street,,
in this city, would be astonished to learn
the extent Of their stock and the amount of
furniture which they sell. We visited their
warerooms on Saturday, and found several
floors piled with new and the latest styles
of goods, both for bedrooms and parlors,
and were informed that with the exception
of three sets there was nothing Ia he stock
that hadIbeen on hand three weeks previous,
so great are the demands Of their large and
lourishing trade.
Speaking of Messrs. Allen g. Lindsay 8 they
have the latest styles in curtains, including
the "Persian Ere ze," beautiful and useful
article In their furniture department, we
find all the very latest styles ia the art,
Eliz 4bethan and antique styles, bedoteads,
bureaus, chairs, tables, all OF the olden
time, but OF such gloss and polish that our
ancestors would be astonished at our COM
pliment to their taste. Their rooms are
worth a visit, and we suggest to all who
are about purchasing to give them a CALL
AdV.
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Yesterday afternoon some excitement
was created in Columbia square by raid
bv two policemen. one mounted and the
other on foot, on the crowd Of boys who
frequent that locality, sud whose bolster
business and general conduct have sometimes
Oeeasi0ned annoyance to the residents.
There was a general stampede OF the
boys, aud several, In their fright,
rushed through the open doors OF some
residences in the vicinity, skipped through
the house, and made their escape by jump
ing over the rear fence. One yOungster was
nearly coruered by the two policemen, and
the foot man was Just about To grab him
when he stopped, and the officer went
SPRAYING into the sand, while the cute
juvenile, profting by the confusion, made
another break and escaped. The raid was
unexpected, and had the effect Of thor
Oughly frightening the bOYs.
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FOOtIlght Flashes.

Alice Oates is doing well in San Fran
cisco.
Hazel Kirke company No. will shortly
take the road.
Adelaide Randall has rejoined the Acme
Opera Company.
Anna Dlckins begins her tour In Roch-
ester January 10.
Henrietta Vaders has joined Thomas W..
Keene as leading lady.
l. n Gotthold intends starring next sea
son. One more of them.
Geo. H. Jessup has finished new Hebrew
play said to be superior to "Sam'l Of POsen. "
Cyril Searle begins his starring tour on
March under the management Of VIM. E.
Sim.
Maggie Mitchell will commence next
week in Albany, n. Y, an engagement Of
three nights.
Annie Pixley will produce during the sea
son new play, called 'Nora," by George
H. Jessup and VIM. Gill.
Pauline Markham begins a starring tour
this week under the management of NJ. B..
Leavitt and Andy Mckay.
Lillian Cleves Clark was married Deem
Der 16, at Cleveland, Ohio, to Richard Foote,
a native of Hartford, Conn.
John Mccullough, the tragedtan, has re-
Gently had a recurrence of his govt, and
suffered intensely for two nights but con-
tinued to act.
Lolita will hereafter be her own mana
ger; she says she might as well make all
that can be made. She expects to realize
$50, 600 this season.
Major A s. Burt, of Chicago, who wrote
Buffalo Bill's blood and thunder tragedy,
has recently written Bnd sold clever COM
edy, entitled "Mrs. O'Leary."
Miss Fanny Davenport will make her first
appearance iu London as "Lady Teaze," or
'Rosalind." She will be supported by COM
pany selected solely from the English thea
tres.
Miss Kate Claxton will be sued for breach
of contract by Messrs. Stevens d Murtha,
for failing to keep her dates in Boston. Kate
preferred playing 1.-TWO Orphans" at
Booths New York, this week.
1t is stated that on one occasion when
Edwin Forrest was playing civilian TelP'
in Boston, Sarnem, Gessler's Lieutenant,
should have remarked, 81 see you love a
Jest; but jest not now" Forests feelings
may be well imagined when that worthy
exclaimed, 81 see you love jest; but not
jest now"