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English Female Bitters sends red blood
to sickly woman's cheeks and strength to
her muscles, by giving an appetite, aiding
digestion and building up the system. All
sickly women who need n ncver-fsiling fe.
male regulator, will be delighted with its
prompt and reliable action.
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Cheap Column
Notfscs.

NoTloE-Adyeruseme may Dc HANDED into
~ our business ohce up to sp. N, and into the
composing room up u a. II.
NOTICE. -bUSlNkSS CHANCE-Call AT the
4 General Matrimonial Insurance Agency 707
Main street. aud learn how to make T. 90 In four
months. { d, Brown Secretary. augl0 I'm
MoTlCE-Drugeists OF Texas-A fharmacent.
~ list OF six Yeas experience in business viii
hle open for an engagement the first of October
Would IKE To hear OF some good drug firm that
WIN ",nt prescription clerk, or travelling sales
man about that une. Can keep books. Ad.
dress H., c:re of Williams, Toliver 4 Walker.
wholesale druggists Dallas, Texas aug9
NoTlCE-A liberal trade will pe given for q
- residence In pleasant part Of the city, con.
mlhlhg SIX or seven rooms Address Residence
HERALD Office. i2e.tf
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Eminent DR. w. L. Stewart, Marine Hospi
tul. Port of baltimore

Writes ! take pleasure In rcCNmmend-
ing Colden's Iicbeg's Liquid Extract Of
Beef and Tonic lnvigorntor rs most excel
lent tonic and invigorator OF the system.
have tested it with universal success. IRE
member the name, Coldens-take no
other.) OF druggists generally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-10

A. & r. Mittenthal have won the laurels
this season for carrying the prettiest Sc
lccted stock Of gents furnishing goods in
Dallas. Whoever fails to buy their fancy
shirts, understands, drawers and hose, can I
he dressed In style.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-10

|seype,.ona season, seasons OF the year nearly
|tatfto,nr' y, suffers to greater or ioss s" ax
| srs 49, 'mpuri,y Of tho blood. bii,ious.
non S tdiII NS, This should be rcmcaisI no
az Slos,V otherwise serious r".,,, US
|SSs' will eirsn a,ermmanlS "Prickly Ash Bit.
Ssease and ,ov.v.'ually remove all faint of
"u restore you TO health ' VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-10

little sea. near Taranto. at the land send
OF the peninsula, Familiarity kn,wn as the
heel Of the boot" An immense number
is said to be reared there
and the consumption of the produce
Of these beds alone is estimated to
average 100000 to 100000 annually, the
price being from IS. I'D. to IS. hundred.
lbe system of cultivation appears to be as
successful as it is simple. From April to
November bundles of bruShwood are sub
merged in the outer sea, and to these the
spawn is found to readily attach itself.
They are afterwards raised, and those on
winch the tiny oysters have settled aSe
submerged in the Mare Piccolo, where in
ABOUT two years they attain their full size.
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For mems youths and boys clothing 20
TO A, & Il. Mittenthsl, for they commence
selling their immense stock OF summer
clothing at cost. The above reduction CON-
mences Tuesday, June Goth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-10

I IT. TOWENVNF,
Sozodont toughens the gums and makes
them healthy, so that they hold in the
teeth firmly. 1t removes tho tartar, gives
comfort, isceonomical of health and money,
and when once used will neyerbO given up.
| Try Sosodant.
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employment for All.

M ECHANluS, clerks, servants houscseepers,
~ IN OF lao9rers OF any kind will do well to call
at the Employment ONCE as daily applications
are received for city and country. Go Main
street A, Lider. Telephone your orders.
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AVA, Ills January "a, 1ssL-CARrrR Msvrcrsr

Gents, Enclosed find one dollar, for
whlch please send by return mail one bot
ue Cnrter,s Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
you some time sgo have been tested by me
anu several of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
nave given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine--seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
=, HUGH WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
FOR sale by Williams, Tolliyer Il Walker,
druRGis Dallas, Texas.
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You can recon end s. s. $. for Caiarrh,
Il Is a sure cure, cured me alter all other
treatment has failed, writes Z. Q. Burns,
Greencastle, Indiana.
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TACRP SPRINGS
Commercial College
AND LITERARY SCHOOL.
IN HOOD, A PROHIBITION COUNTY.

President Nal Geo, s storrs, graduate OF U e.
S, Naval Academy,
Principal OF Commercial Department Prof. s.
S, NcCrum graduate OF Mahans Com'l Col
Lecturer on Commercial Law, Forms and
Usage, Hon. Ju0. 7. Estes Attorney Al Law.
Professor OF Ethics and Classics Col. W. J..
NcGaughey, graduate OF LaGrange College, Ala.
Principal OF Preparatory Department., Miss
Kate & Farr. graduate OF Waco University
Assistant Teacher of Elocution and Cnlisihen.
les Mrs. Maggie Barlow, graduate OF sam
Houston Normal Institute
Unsurpassed advantages 0re offered for Il fin.
ished business education. Especial attention
given TO Commercial calculations. Ancient and
Modern Languages and Sciences are taught
J W. YAntis, NJ. l.. Woods sam Milikcn,
Geo S Storrs, owners and Directors
EsrSend for circular Rurld6wim
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is n never, failing remedy for the cure OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion ard Sick Headache.
So says Doctor j. J. Dewey, Fairfax, Mis-
souri,, Hon, Thomas Gardner, Valley Falls,
Konsas, W. L. Warrington, Dexter, Texas,
and Doctor j. Harringcr, Brainard, Nebrss-
ka. Aud so says hundreds of Sufferers,
who have been cured by this wonderful
remedy. Sold by all druggists in Dallas,
East Dallas and Texas.
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pro,,n,. ,.ey,,b,eyiyer Pills

are universally conceded TO have no. equa
for curing Sick Headache, Constipntol
and Torpid Liver They are prepared ss
pccialy for this bilious climate, Sold by
all druggists In Dallas.
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Burnett's Cocoaino

Uurnett's VOUUNIhO
Softens the hair when harsh and dry,
soothes the irritated scalp, affords the
richest lustre, prevents the hair from fall.
ing OIL promotes its healthy, vigorous
| rrnMlh.
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PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dr. Norton;
4 oitce over Exchange bunk building; resi-.
dence 1855 San Jacento street: telephone at resi-.
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Exchapnc.
GIlukiCtanS.

EoR EXCHANGE Western lands and cash
i for II small residence, convenient TO bust.
ness T. II. II sim Duncau's Office aug6
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nr,vn.s p,ncsbcrry & Ginger

cures DinrrhUa, Dysentry, Cholera Morbus
and oil arrangements OF the Stomach and
Bowels, arising from overcating or drink.
Ing. Sold by all druggists IN Texas.
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PRAIRIE home INSTITUTE!

A country Select School OF thirty boarders, for
Girls and Young Ladies' near Boonville, Mo.
and discipline good.
Thorough, reliable, successful, small ex.
pensc Nv Speed Stephens, Cen, Nat. Bank,
BOonvllle. Mo
mnnty"-IJohn l.. o Bryan. Mayor OF Boon.
willie.
'versed In correct principles remarkably sue
ccssfnl"-tT A. Johnston, Principal Kemper
Family School.
Applyto W. II. REA, Principal,
julie Prairie Home, Cooper Co Mo.
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Enr Sale.

EoE sALE-Some very valuable property, On
! account OF sickness, between now and tho
nrst OF October, Also, bar-room fixtures and
STOCK OF liquors No. l42) and lia7 Elm street.
augl0-lm
L .John Browning, l0Ao Elm street jul27
EOR SAtE-A house containing five rooms
4 store'room and closet Kitchen and servants
room: Apply to Garlington.& smith, 4O5 Elm
etrc street ...---. jul25.u
lNOk sALE-A good residence, known AS 856
Ross avenue. Apply to ]. d. Padgitt.
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LAW SCHOOL. OF
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY,

raou,ty"c A Graves, N. A., Professor Of
Tueter L, 4. D., Professor Constitutional Law,
Judge IL, W, shcfey, LL. d. Lecturer on wills;
Judge Vim. Mclaughlin, Lecturer on Pleading.
session begins september q, 1ssl For catalogue
aud full Information. address Professor Q, A.
GRAVES, Lexington, Va iulo smeod
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st. Mays University,

opens Monday, September 4th.
Preparatory. comm, rcial, scientific and col.
legiate departments, Languages and fine arts
typography and photography. Military tactics,
me number OF b0arders being limited to ion.
preference VIII be given 10 the students who
Write for catalogue to
REV NJ FRucUARD
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Washington and Lee University,
Cen, q, W. q. LEE, President

Gen. q, ", Q. LEE, President
Thorough instruction In LANGUAGES, LrrrrA
rupE aud SCIENCE, and In the Professiona
schools " Law md ESotSEERI.G. Hcalthfu
cation. IN the Vail y of virginia. Necessary
expenses for whole session, exclusive OF books
sus clothes, need not exceed st25 TO $500 Session
opens September -. For catalogue, address J.
| l. CAMrn,li. Jr,, Clerk, Lexington, Va
iulg.podpm
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2iSonrM 10 I.oali.

MONEY 70 LoAN-on farms; long time; low
WI rates. b. Watkins & Co, Marsalis build
ing. Dallas, Texas, mv7.tf
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E0c kcnr,

EoR RtNT-srick house for rent, corner Of
L Wood and Ervay streets, suitable Tor small
family Apply to vi Wood street. aug,-lw
EoR REST-The store, 800 Elm street, occupied
l. by Ii. Owens as shoe store. Possession July
Isl Apply to Crawford & smith, or Abe Rhine.
ncNiuiies. junl7
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WANTED-A house girl. One that can cook
" and wash. six in f.miv Must have
good recommendation VIII paw sl5 per month,
Mlll also pas her railroad fair If the place suits
her. G W. Waddell, Colorado City, Texas,
MTANTED-A good second. hand G. pocket Poo
W Table, Balls, Cues, sc. Address NJ this
once. jul29.tf
WANTED-Old Cast Iron at Car Shops
Liberal price paid for same at their shop
East Dallas Also old Brass and Copper.
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Cost.
33nc Eechaxnr,

L'oR EXCHANGE-on OF the mos, dcsirabie
4 residences in the suburbs of the city, for
another In Ike good locality near The
business part OF the city. A bargain win he
given. Address " NJ. IivRALn nnico ~.
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miscellaneous aetants.

WANTED-Five good tuners. Apply to
~ Harry Bros. aucls.tf
WANrED-resms wnnteo. VIII pay a liberal
W price for teams 10 haul wood ~ miles, from
up the river to the city Apply TO Thos A
johnson. at II N, fuckers Office Camp street,
Dallas, Texas, Thos A. lhnson. auglOlt
w ANTED-Agens for the Star and Crescent
w Matrimonial Association, of Dallas, Texas
a day and month company combined. Chartered
augS-d&w-f
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| w ANTED-A sober, No l saddle ana harness
| !, maker good opening for the right sort
ef man. Apply, or address l., Hillhouse. Whit
noy, Texas. aus6
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w An lED-A teacher wanted, TO take charge
OF OAK Lawn Academy, ~ mites north of
the city OF Dallas Apply u J. {. Dickson
chat man board OF trustees nugs.lw
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WANTED-,A bright Office boy. Apply In own
handwriting, or in person. Hays < Brame
707 Main street. $40 s this p. III. aurS.tf
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WANT ED-Twelve first class carpenters, 10
work on round-house at Alvarado. Cali on
W. II, Patterson, at Drugstore Ill Lamar street.
aug.j-tf
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WANTED-Six tirst-class carpenters with
w tools, by II. Krnegel, carpenter aud build.
en- al Our CARPENTER shop, corner sycamore and
Commerce street. aurl-gt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-20
in HIS CELL.
Interview With McGayren's Aileg-
ed Murderer.
What he has to say for Himself-Ih Ruth
Thompson Savings Bank Case
Struck by Lightning-A
Double Killing.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.


WELLsvILLE, April 19.-John Roxbury,
charged with the death OF James McGay-
rem, had hearing before Mayor Silyers
this morning. Bail was refused, and he
was remanded to Jail to await the June
term of court.
Through the courtesy of Marshal Sharp,
your correspondent was admitted to the
Jail, this afternoon, and had long talk
with the prisoner.
At first he was inclined to be reticent,
but this soon gave way, and he was quite
communicative. He says that last
Saturday was the last day
that he intended to remain
in WellsvilIe, but during the day he met a
man from Wheeling. Both of them visited
Smelt's saloon, and spent the time in drink
ing and card playing, Roxburg becoming
involved in slight dispute with another
man. whom he slapped in the face and then
left. After this he drank considerable more
and returned to Smelt's in the evening,
then very much under the influence OF
liquor. Mrs. Smelt was quite violent at
the conduct of the men during the after
noon, and Roxburg took hold OF her
and endeavored to quiet her, when
McGavren accosted him with the remark
"Let her go, or I'll knock you down." at
the same time making move as though
he intended to put his threat into execu.
ton, when Roxbury struck him and i'm
mediately left the place. He says he did
not touch him after he fell.
Roxbury is quite boyish in appearance,
is an easy and intelligent talker, and told
his story in plain, straightforward man
Nj.
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WASHINGTON, PA.
Narrow GuaSe Earnings-LOst Pocket
BoOk-A Tramp's DepredatiOns-The
Rufh-ThompsOn Conspiracy.
Speci0l DiSpGtch q Ne Register.

Special Dispatch {, The Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, ApIil l9.-The earnings
of the Waynesburg and Washington narrow
guage railroad during the month OF March,
amounted to s., S5o29. This is an increase
OF $2429i over the receipts for the same
month in 1881. This is a very good show
ing, when the condition OF the country
roads are considered.
Hiram White, of Jackson township
Greene county, lost his pocket book while
attending court in Waynesburg, last week.
1t contained 81 800 in notes and Sii5 in
money, and Mr.. White thinksit was stolenl
Five young men were on trial before
Squire CAN'T, this morning, charged with
disturbing literary society in Nothing
ham township, They plead guilty and each
was sentenced to pay Il fine and costs,
amounting to S15.5S.
A tramp broke into the residence NJ
pohart Enov NJ Pr,f;,I~ .~.-.---r:. -'@ '@-.'o
the family was at church, on Sunday, and
stole small sum OF money, revolver and
a few other things. lie was traced to this
place. but could not be found.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold n series of meetings at West
Alexander, commencing tonight.
w. Pat. Banc, the Washington county
giant, is on exhibition at the Fifth Avenue
Museum, Pittsburgh.
The hearing in the Ruth and Thompson
conspiracy case is being held before Squire
Gantz, this afternoon, but it is sort OF
Star Chamber affair, as no spectators are
allowed present. \.
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BEllAIRE.

A. T. Stewart and family went TO Toronto
OH Tuesday night, to attend the funeral OF
a relative.
large bill board fell upon lad yester-
day. near the Belmont Glass Works, infict-
ing severe injuries upon mis- limbs.
The wife OF General Duyall. of Wellsburg,
W. Va. is the guest OF Mrs. DIR. Cook.
Bellaire pays her Superintendent OF Wa
ter Works $500 per annum, one engineer
$40. and another $40 per annum.
A large number Of Italians came into this
city, last night, over the B. & y. railroad,
on their way to work on the W. q. l.. r.
road.
Robert Garrett, First Vice President oi
the b. go. R.R., y. +. Chapman, Master
OF Machinery. and John King, Jr., went
west over the road yesterday in special
train.
Col. y. f. Chapman, Master OF Machinery
Of the Il. & o. X. II. will be rendered ban
uuet this evening at Cleveland BY the Oti
Iron Company. He will be the recipient
OF an elegant gold watch and chain, and hii
wife will be given diamonds-
~. B. Garrard, Esq, died in this city yes
ferdsy sfter a long illness. He was tb'
father of Miss Callie Gerard, OF Wheeling
and brother Of A. J. Garrard, Of this city.
It is not so difficult TO get quorum
Councilmen as il used 10 be.
The wife of Frank Brannen, OF Grave
Hill, was found dead in her bed yesterday
morning. Asthmatic and heart trouble va
the cause. Mrs Brannen was about ~ year
Of ace. and leaves large family Of children
She was a daughter Of ex-Msyor Criswell
and a sister of Hanson Criswell, OF MOUNDS
vile. I'll
/. & Woodbridge. adapter At the TrsbHa
Office, has gone to Marietta Tor re" nass
shannon Archer is now the permanen
policeman in the Second ward.
III. Bode was before Mayor Cooper yestei
day on a charge Of selling sp;rituous li9uof
On Sunday. upon an information made D
Marshal Drugan. The accused was repr'
sented by James G. Tallman, Esq Wh
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McLean's Case.

LoSpoN, April 19.-At Reading, to-day,
Lord Chief Justice Coleridgc charged the
grand Jury in the case of Roderick Mclean,
who attempted to shoot the queen. His
Lordship said state trials in England had
been rare. but the law bearing ON the case,
though over 500 years old. was undoubted:
The facts as narrated in the depOSitions OF
witnesses 10 the assault, clearly supported
the charge 4 number of persons in the
court room wore primroseS, Lord Beacons-
fields favorite flower, in memory Of the
late Earl, to-day being the anniversary Of
hi~ death.
The Grand Jury returned q true bill for
high treason against the prisoner, who was
at once placed in the dock. He looked pale
ard haggard, but pleaded not guilty, in
firm but low voice.
Sir Henry James, Attorney General,
orered the case for the prosecution. He
said il was very aggravated one; the jury
hsd a grave responsibility in determining
the condition of the prisoners mind at the
limc be committed the crime.
After hearing the evidence the jury r.
turred verdict OF not guilty on the
ground Of insanity.
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cANNoN's CASE.
His Seat in the House Declared
Vacant.
Improvement Of the hssissippi-SlIyer
COinage-lts Friends Becoming Alarm
ed-harper's Ferry Property-Gen.
Fitz John Porters Case.
MINOR MATTERS or MOMENT.
Speetal ptspateh % ms Register.

AfsSSl-A 1-sEt~SSN 90 cue HcJbstfF.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-In the Senate,
to-day, considerable time was occupied in q
discussion of the Mississippi River I'm
provement bill. Jones, of Louisiana, made
astrong speech in favor Of devoting por-
ton Of the appropriation to the immediate
repair of the levies, in order to protect the
recently oyertiowed country, insisting that
their reconstruction, which would do more
than anything else to deepen the channel
of the river, was too gigantic an undertak-
ing for any power except the general gov
eminent .t =.
Mr. Garland followed IN an argument en-:
dorSing the views expressed by the Presi-
dent in his recent message, and arguing
that the restoration Of portion of the sum
exactcd as tax from that section, would
be both Just and right, and would add
more to the wealth of the country than
anything that could be done.
The Chinese bill was reported with the
amendment indicated in yesterdays dis
patches, and notice that a minority report
would be filed was given.
In the House the committee to audit the
expenses Of the late Presidents illness
made a majority and minority report, the
former making the allowances heretofore
stated. and the latter, signed by Blackburn,
LeFevre and Springer holding that no
claims should be paid except such as could
have been collected from the estate, de.
nouncing the allowances proposed as an
extravagant and wastciul expenditure Of
public funds.
The Utah case was finally disposed Of
The previous question was called at four
o'clock, and Cannon was given an hour for
his own defense. His argument was well
delivered and secured the close attention
of the House He referred to the fact
that the religion SO much referred to had
its birth in persecution. and its founder
had died on the cross, and insisted that the
MormOns were Just as conscientious and
Just as willing to suffer persecution and if
need be, martyrdom for their faith. He in
sisted on the right OF the people OF Utah to
he represented by man OF their own
choice.
Calkins closed the debate, after which a
vOts was taken on the minority report de-
Claring that Cannon was entitled to a seat,
which was rejected by vote of - to 123,
after which the resolution declaring that
neither Campbell or Cannon was entitled to a
seat was adopted without division. G.
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MOUNOSVlLLE.

Mr. Adolph Weidebush, formerly fore.
man of the cigar factory at the prison, lett
Yesterday for Kanawha-
Mr.. VIM. Harris is having his property
on b. street repaired preparatory TO open
ing a harness shop.
Mr.. John h. Lindsey expects to leave ior
Southwestern Colorado the early part OF
next week.
In our communication in yesterdays
paper concerning the dance IN Masonic
Hall. several got the impression that 1t was
under the management of the festival. We
did not mean 10 be understood in that way
hut the dance was given after
the festival was over. in the hall up stairs,
hut by other parties, and not in connection
with the festival.
The County Commissioners yesterday
granted the alumni and graduating class
the privilege OF the court room TO give their
performances next month.
Our community was visited on yesterday
afternoon by high wind followed by rain
and hail. The hail was large, but did not
last very long and did not DO any damage.
What has become OF the street lighter as
last night was tolerably dark but the lamps
were not lit. :.
The greatest festival ever held IN
NoUndsyilie is now over. A. success 1t
was financially and in every sense, COM
pIete one. Not more than two dozen per
sons were present from other towns. All
classes here joined in without regard 70
creed. and most Of this was owing to the
high regard in which Rev. Father Daily Is
held by all of our citizens. The large hall
was crowded both evenings and every one
seemed to enjoy themselves, and Fathei
DAILY, b. his genial and pleasant manner,
gave life 10 the whole affair. The amouh'
received was S7l5S5. an extraordinary sum
for this place. In connection with the fes
tiyal no danbing was tolerated, alth0ugh
private parties. in another part OF the hall
had well conducted dance.