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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-24

flNhNClhl lTEME.
THERE are thirty national banks in Tel .
nessee.
The earnings of the Union Pacific railway
company for the first nine days of June
were 1851 900 against 1851 900 last year.
The issue of standard silver dollars from
the minis for the week ending June 8, was
$4,000. The issue for the corresponding
period last year was $2ll ,499
The product of the Lake Superior copper
mines in May, 1883, was as follows; Calu-
met and Hecia, 1887 tons; Quincy, 26l;
Franklin, 10; Atlantic, 1872 Alouez, l02;
Pewabic, 70; Peninsula, SO: Wolverine, 81.
The standard silver dollar is eccentric. A
Syracusan, crying "heads or tails tossed
one in the air the other day. When 1t
struck the sidewalk 1t broke in three pieces.
Experts pronounced it a genuine coin.
The May exports were valued at Sill ,675,-
929 in 1883 and $40 10 ops in 1882. The ex.
ports OF the eleven months were valued at
Sl9l ,il49i3 in 1888, and Sl67, 1862 in
in lSSl.S2.
Bullion receipts in the various offices in
New York from the mines, for the week
ending june 10th, amounted to $l5l 900, as
against $4,000 for the previous week. The
receipts from January LIST, 1888, to date are
So ,560,7l3.
The yield OF the mines of the Uni ed
States Tor the year 1857, according to The
mint report, was So, 500 600 in gold and
SAG 800 600 in silver, q total of $40 S00, 900.
1t is estimated that the value of the total
mineral product of this country during that
time was about 800, 10000.
The annual report for lSSl-S2 of the gov.
eminent minis OF Mexico has been issued
The state of Zacatacas leads IN the amount
Of bullion produced, with the state OF Hi
dalg0 second, and Guanajuato third. The
total amount of metal entered In the differ
ent mints Of the republic is placed at $2i,-
1874, 279 "a.
The Bank of France employs 100 female
clerks, who receive GO cents day to begin
with, ana after year or two an annual sal
airy of $500. They sit in rooms apart from
tho men, are superintendent by officials Of
their own sex, and their work IS of the best
quality.
The Indicator says; 1.-THE secretary of
the treasury gives notice that exchanges Of
the continued IL per cent. bonds into 3
per cent. bonds will not be made during
the month of July next. the books of these
two loans being then closed for the prepar-
alton OF the August LIST dividend. The
continued bonds received for exchange
during the month of July will be ex-
changed upon the reopening of the books
August LIST, the interest at 3 IL per cent.
running to that date.
The following indicates the amount OF
bullion in the principal European banks
this week and at the corresponding date
last year
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FUTURES.

In New York to-day cotton futures adj.
yanced from to points, but the sales were
lighter than usual, which would indicate
that there is not much interest felt in the
staple, There was nothing to lead one to
surposC that the rise was owing TO an in.
a. Ceased demand. lii Liverpool there was an
aiyaLce Of sUout Pa, which only carries
With II The almost certainty Of decline in
The early 0a,s oi next week. The receipts
to-day at all the ports were In excess q tue
orresrondiug day ono year ago. The cot
tou MAJ kei has been insipid for three
mon.hs aud /, likely 10 continue so for the
balance Ut the season.
II dralrrs IN futures in America were sub
leet to the laws OF Japan things might be
different In that country they have n
short aud easy way IN dealing with specu.
lators. 1t vas recently resolved 10 arrest at
the same moment VII offenders on the stock
exchanges at Osaka, Yokohama and be,
as well as on the rice exchanges OF Toxic,
Otsu and other important commercial
centers. The police inspectors received
their orders only on the morning VI the
day liked, snd slrong dctachments OF cou.
stables-all wearing various disguHes-
then proceeded IL the vio.nity oi the eN'
changes aud mingled With the crowd so as
to avoid observation. A lew minutes alter
eleven all was IN readiness. Six detectives
stationed iLsi lie soui dej their whistles, and
before the smHZrd spectators realized
what was the matter, the exchanges we're
IN the occupation OF the police, The doors
locked and the prisoners secured. All the
booh, records aud papers were then taken
possession of, and ia. whole haul WAS re-
moved In boats TO the central police sta.
ton, IL is stated that the oilenso with
which these men are CHARGED l, soeculat'
ing in margins" Over 7ol delnqnents
were put In prison. A month ut this Kind
OF thing In New York or Chlcago-ond-
well, what would become olu,H
Chicago Produce and Provision'-Wheat
Is lower. july deliveries fell oil cent, and
closed at 81 "a l'2. August WAS "a to rs
lower and brought Si.06 $40 IL. July
corn was shade better and closed at oi Is,
an advance of S-s. Angus, was not
changed from last evening. anu
brought 81 Ia to 81 3S, The receipts oil
Grain to-day were; Wheat, 8,l3l; corn
1886 oats. li0,i99. The correspondents
day last wear they were; Wheat, oS :
corn, III COZ; oats, SO SIS. The shiritcn,s
today were; Wheat, $685.; corn, 9S,S9i
oats, II ,t73. The same day last yeur theH
Mere: Wheat, 1885; corn, 80; oats,
ea,W1. There was very little change
in provisions. Mess pork tor
July was the same price
az last evening, $l7.l2 10. August deliv'
cries is I L. cents higher and brought ST.
U2. July lard was unchanged at ~ ~,
while August deliveries were oil = LIZ cents
and brought 81 80.
In 81. Louis wheat was lower, July iold
'or Sl.l.2, q decline Of ! Ia cents. Octotes,
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Noise: IN me Head the vital sud pa..in, v unoS
That lead . insanity and death. S''
ii. ME ENoLish MEDICAL INsTITUTI
. Saso q thh hind ihe VITAL REgTORATIvH
nnt cur @e ~ ,pecM sdytoe and reatnenV viil
found IN Il. THE kN0fISR MEHIG@S. n.
sTiTUTE treats all Private Disesses suocsssyn,,,
without mercury. Conauitation Free Tkoi.
H. =, mr,na % and adyics including sna
80 bottle, or four times he ,usntit,' n NJ
sos, 70 any addt 60 on reccipt OF prioc or o. OaD..
mo Y, y. ID. sent without d enclosed q 8 mn,
a nam secure HI from observation and IN p!yss
INSTITUTE. us Olive street at iouis Nissc.5
VINO wholesale T Asenn J. }. scBoTT 4 CO., Gai.
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and Josie o. Horton, one fourth of an acre
IN PROVIDERS and Aksrds addition, for
W. A. Steele to r. IL. Jones, all of hi.
right, title and interest in and to the vii.
liam Harris G7.acre survey, leI.i miles
north and 50 east from Dallas, for $685. So
J, A. Middleton to ]. s Halter, lots :
and of Middleton's addition, the north
corner OF Emeral and White streets near
the fair grounds, for $3.50.
+. l.. Gage, trustee, to W. C. Durren. 40
oy 100 feet, in alley south Of block SAC,
Elizabeth Martin to NJ. h Shields, omit
claim lot lUNl00 feet, the south east cor.
ner of Ray and Commerce streets. for ass
William &. Wolf to jeff Word, Quit
claim lot lVONlOO feet the south east corner
OF Ray and Commerce streets, for $50.
Thomas Field and wife to Felicia Amato
oNiVo iett or south side OF Commerce
in block IS IA, for 5000.
Henry Birch and wife to Arthur Birch
~ acres IN the GrapeviDe prairie for Sl15.
A. NJ. Dechmsn and wife to w. I, smith
lots . aud I, in block 20, in the town of
Dechman, tor $50.
-, The Texas 4 Pacific Railway company 10
W, }. smith, lot block 10, in the town of
Grand Prairie, for so.
J. &. Smith and wife to w. J, Smith. 10
acres, the northwes, corner of the Thomas
Nernoy survey, one haf mile south of
Grand Prairie station, for SIS.
A. llder and wife to Mrs. NJ, Kahn, 100
by 100 feet in east Dallas, north of the fair
grounds for 81 500.
John }. Eakin and wife to Henry G. KEEL
ley, lot adjoining lot 4, block /, of Eakin's
ad iition, for $s7 80
Isabella Snodgrass to G. o. Wood, all of
her undivided one.tenth interest in and to
her fathers, Henry Snodgrass, estate, for
W. II. Lemon to George w Morrison 81
acres OF the Y Matthersol survey, 10 mile,
north, and % miles east from DALLAS, ior
1922 %.
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LIVERPOOL.
/ Opening Close Close
To-day. To-day. Yesterday
go
COTTON.

THERE is always enough cotton received
IN this city to elicit Il report, and while the
number OF bales is below good average on
rainy days, during the winter months, 1t
would not be proper to omit the daily re.
ceipts at this time, in the HERALD. Ten
bales came in to-day by wagon, which more
than double the receipts of whole week
one year ago. There were no shipments from
TINS city and the compress has been idle
for week past. Wilson and Golay want
to leave the city and visit their cous-
ms and their sunts. Let them depart and
on their return, with the assistance of Cap.
tam Ben. Melton, the HERALD will give
them an aesthetic notice. They ought to go
llshlng, anG the reporter will furnish them
with bottle to hold the bait, albeit they
don't get bite-of fish--uness they pay
heir good money to some "contraband"
Tor the tinny prizes, Wilson and Golay like
fish, small bones in small fish always pre-.
ierred. Prices are unchanged at all the
principal cotton centres, but the tone of the
market is weak. In this city prices are
steady.
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9inkham's COMPOUND.
A NOTED BuT UNTITLED WOMAN.

The above Is a good likeness Of Mr., tva,, = pr,,
ham, Of Lynn, Mass who ahovosl, other hn,n.
may be tiuthfuy called tbe "nca- rr,ond - ,v.,a
AZ some OF her correspoudent. low D., ..u h.. or
Is Eealousy devoted to her work which ia Ihe o,,,aa
Of life study and Ia oh,,,,.a % -, "a.
assistants to help her answer the large
which daily pours In upop her each hca,In ,s ,r.a,
burden OF suffering. or isy At release from !, uar
Vegetable Compound IA a medicine for GOO, an, mo-,
evil purposes have personally ipyestlratea /, ana
am satisfied Of the truth OF this
On account OF It's proven inertia 1, IA racouro,so,
and prescribed nv the hes, pbvsIcaps in tho oonnrv
one r,y,, at works like n charm .ns ..,.s ~,
pain IL will cure entirely Tho vo,s, ,c,,, =, ,.,I.
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which VIII be distributed along tho var nm.
,ines OF railway and viii be placed On ais /, The
Europe, furnishing full Information rrv.,s,r.
Texas ano nor resources win furnish comnl,ic
abstracts OF title TO property In Dallas and sns
rounding counties; will prosecute claim, a, al",,
the United states In all tho depsrimentsst ihr
a specially. Call and examine our lisi of mann
erty. VI P'"P'
Rcpres' ni.d by G. 8, CARTER, lt Nss,.,
street, New York NJ. j. RICHARDS, 80 Ran.
1rSph street Chicago and A, sCHlELDs. Sip
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CURE YOURSELF

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ranted To permanently cure all forms OF ene,vrs.
,offhes or Seminal Weakness, General Dehiitv.
impotency, etc ., and restores "Lnxt Pover,v "A
brings back the Youthful Vigor' Of those vhc
nave destroyed II by sexual excoyses ~ evii
practices IN from Two 70 seven WeehT line I'M.
remedy, which has been used by m Bohsnrs.
In his private ~ tice for over thirty vears a.
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o .,. nnives vitality and impars enePry
win wonderful ,ncct 10 these middle q sed mss,
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men snuerinR from the consequences Of NM
dteadiuily destructive nahit Of Self Abnse ~
use this medicine with the assurance Of 4 epee6v
ana PERMANENT cure. The pstIenl sains
strength and elasticity Of spirits AZ onca ~ n
acts directly on the parts Affected as hcothlns
And healing tonic and anodyne to the relsxs
seminal vesiolcs and irritated ducts impartins
power and tone and restoring them 10 their nat
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never been INDUCED In, The ingredients ~
simple productions OF natufe-harhA yossS
herbs, etc. and are q specific for the above an.
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81 Price, Five Dollars, sent with full dl,os
lions 70 any address. For sale only At DR.. d. A.
Bohannan's once, No 62i North Fifth .tssst
between washington: n venue and 0ven stssSt
It, Lcnls, Mo. Eslab lished 1881.
- Dr. b's Treatise on Special Dseasss
which give clear delinoation Of the ns1sito
.ympoms, means OF cure etc. Of BYPHifIk
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, eto; sent FhfE =
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seu his never-fsiiIns remedy. 'Natrrc's SSS1s.
otA restorative or Vitallers Al snsstsd 9i4
ssessoas debility. loes Of manhood and ~ ~
s rs diseases should q once procure h sciPcaSS
s .N... when " learn The cause Of the ds1S01
1s OF through rs.es your drugsistor ~ sxprS7
,he never. falling remedy
okowDps BALDWIN 4 wlLllINn
n, Wholesale Druggists, DallaS Tsxss.
- VA ~ howell q bro's and zack Tcllivu
frustrated Marriage Guide 40 passa eh,h
ana gii' binding = esn,s same in paper CO. AZ
% cents Manhood. 10 cents wsnanhood 10
cents; pamphlet ssnA sscusely sealed ~
mall Send money or postage sssnps. d.
We'll riEk the great spsciAlst,si, n CAazis
street, St Louia No.
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HEAR THE WITNESSES.
Saved from . Horr,nle p..,,

Saved from Horrible Death.
Up 70 May last had spen, ct least ave hmm.
urea dollars for treatment bv many Of tho Ssst
medical men, without any benefit l sufyerrS
eacfuciaungly, and all my best friends adyIsod
mo thnt The Icy hand OF death was 70 Al an.
prosehing caught ats. 9. = like a drcwpirr
man ata straw, After taking Two botusj
could feei change for the better Tho snsas
began to discharge freely, and the Rheurna am
Npsse Wien had taken ak bolt &c eyorv
sore had healed. and my akin began 10 assus.s
ana. natural appearances, I persisted until had
W wnT WE'VE pest,es, 'srgc size and These rs
Missing MAlSiN0. and feel as well a. ever did. = i
, msw Ea,nea twenty. one pounds in nesh, and
my friends wonder AZ my Improved cond,tion
nave ,es conn ITO many and In every
3 5, $, has saved me from horrible dsath '"s'
H. smiley. Quincy, III.
am SURF that swiirs specific saved nv usa
l was terribly poisoned with Malaria, and Va
gwen ~ 70 die, swiits specific relieved M
promptly and rtirely. thini /, 10 the v,esS.
est remedy OF the aga q O. SPENCER -
supt Gas Works Rome tia
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THR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

70 . never. failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
on hausted vitality, Dous
|a ssSTIHSs i 10 q
|cy Paralys, and ali
the terrible effects q
eeh Abuse. youihfu
70 lies ard excesaeN IN
maturer ytNs-suoh e
Loss Of Memory, L0s
|sitnde MOI turni Emil.
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REAL ESTATE rRANsFs RS
For the City and County, Recorded During
tho Past Week.

For the City and County. Recorded During
tho Past Week.
Reported by Jones & Murphy, land
agents, office No. 100 Main street, opposite
ST. George hotel.
]. A. Ruff and wife to W. NJ. c. Hill; lot
in block Il, north of Ross avenue, and in
the rear of Hills residence, for $3.50.
Peter J. Hendricks to Mrs. NJ. J. Downs;
A parcel of ground in block 1888, running
from Main to Commerce, fronting $50 feet
on Main and 200 feet on Commerce street.
for $500.
James n. Haley 10 Mary II. Stone, G
acres, about one mile northwest OF the city Z,
Charles f Dolabz to Mary Il. Frazier, 90
by 100 feet on NuihweSt side Of Caroline
street, in block a91, for s2N5.
John l. Boyd TO Hiram Morrison, lot in
block 1876, on north side OF Elm street,
for SlSp
w. W. wor,hington and wife TO their
daughter. Salhe ". Samuel, 10 acres on
the southwest corner Of the Leglna McGom'
mas, ant 10 acres out Of the w; !. Wycn
survey. f,r love and affection nd $40.
A. L. Hrnsey to j. @. Burger, II acres
ogt OF and rear the west corner OF The
Thomas Logan league. ioi $40.
o. 4. Bnwser to Mrs. Lucy NJ, Carne"
lni by ms feet on north side OF Ross
nv nue Just east OF the IL. Il T. e. Ry, Tor
$1,000
j. c, Mccoy to John Donlng. 20 acres out
of the W, J Elliott survey. about three
miles II tie east Of south from Dallas, tor
john J. Good and wife to J. l.. Adams,
In, IA and east halfoi 10, block 81, Tor S40I.
James l.. Adams and wife to +. II. Ayers,
the Inst mentioned property, for 81 500.
I. II, and II. u. Park TO Leo Harder, =
acres about one and one,hnlf miles south
and 70 east from the courthouse. ior wv.
Samuel Caruth ers and vile 10 ~ X Vfoss
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This Year. Last Year,
fOkrt,
This Year. Last Year


Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ranks first Ms curative agent in all COM
plants peculiar to women.
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SIC K

Headache, yet Csr,ers Little Liver pilsnrc equally
valuable In Constipation, curing aad prcycn,in;
this annoying complaint, while they also correct
all disorders Of the stomach, G'lrlulato tho liver
and regulate thesowels. Even IL they only cured
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Garcr's 9tlls.
Gu RE

Sick Headache and relieve oil the troubles Incl
dent TO bilious state Of the system, such Us Dir
aincss, Nausea, Drowsipess, Distress after eating,
able SUCCESS has been shown In curing p,
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Write for a copy OF the little Booh free
900 Reward will be paid IA AM
chemist who viii fnd, on Analysis III 100 hottlss
OF !. g. B.. one particle of Mercury. lodids N
Potassium, or any Mineral substance
THE SWIFT spIOIFIC co.
Drawer a Atlanta d.
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went of l cent and brought Sis 81. July
corn dropped 3s and brought ASIA, aud
Tor October II went of IA aud the last
sales at 81. July oats, eli sed . cents
lower and was quoted at "a -. There
We're no offerings for october
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20
0ri9hbnrl,nnd 4lrms.
A berdeen.

An organ recital was given at the Southern
Mclhodlst Church, last Friday night, and the new
mason " bainlln organ gave entire satisfaction
IL nus peculiar richness of sound, which with
It's extraordinary carrying capacity fills every
part oil the church. In its roundness and fullness
The variety of effects that can be produced on
TINS organ gives the organist great scope for 1t is
capable OF being graduated from the softest
whisper to the most powerful forissimo support
ing cholr and congregation with the greatest
distinction. One other popularity is the inpe-
NOUS manner in which the swell opens at the
hack or the organ, thus throwing out the full vol
ume of tone towards the congregation.
The Hartford County Sunday School Union will
convene IN the Southern Methodist Church nrxt
tuesday, at 10 A. NJ. Rev. w. II. HartZell. of
Glenville, is President. The change was made
from ferryman to this place to accommodate the
attendance OF the children upon the children s
IN the neighborhood, and also from Havre de
Grace Will be represented. The pastor has Sc
cured homes for delegates convenient to the
church. " "
The Odd Fellows Hall Is being greatly improy-
co. WINDOW binds have been hung and a coat
oil paint is being put on by MIR. Daniel Clark
Mr.. Gels, of Swansbury Mill, has lost two horses
lately, from some unknown cause They were
sick only short time
Mr.. Jas. Is. Baker calls his hands i'm from the
field every Saturday afternoon at i've oclc elk.
mus giving them opportunity for rest and prepa-
ration Tor the Sabbath. This is n humane act
ana should receive mention, in the hope that
others may do likewise.
Rev. j. w. Steele, of this place, lectured In An
ne hrundel county, last Tuesday night.
Miss Ella v. Osborn, of Baltimore, is visiting
the Misses Hays.
Mr.. II: a. Brown, of Baltimore county. ia visit
ing at Mr.. Is. +. Cronin's. ViAToR,
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Lncal Atfairs.

LITTLE LOCALS.
"A festival will be held at susquehanna Hall,
July eth and 2Slh
Mrs. Elizabeth Johns, widow of the late
Rudolph Johns, died suddenly in Philadelphia,
on the 9TH instant.
"A harrack on MIR. Henry d. Farnandi.' place
was turned over by the storm on Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Mr.. G. Smith Norris, of Bel Air, made his
first shipment Of charcoal to Baltimore over
the Maryland Central Railroad, on Wednesday.
Edward Wilson, son of Mr.. Arch Wilson,
OF Pylesville, has in his tobacco patch of two
acres leaves 33 inches long and 81 inches broad.
The IoStoGice Gatide mentions the establish
ment of new postoflice at "Locust," Hartford
county Where is it and who is the postmas
tery
We would call attention to the advertise.
ment of Jas. NJ. Edwards, Nurseryman of Roch.
ester, N. Y, who is in want of few more sales
men.
Two chestnut trees, 80 yards from the house
in MIR. VIM. 7. Sawyer's lawn, near Emmorton,
were struck by lightning, Tuesday afternoon,
tearing their tops out.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson, who lives ON the
farm of the late E. 8. Rogers near the Rocks,
killed two copperhead snakes, while binding
his wheat, short time ago.
John Dyas has been appointed mail mes
senger between the Baltimore city station of
the Maryland Central Railroad aud the civ
postofice at $63s. rs per annum.
Mr. A. Fl. Carver has resigned his position
In the Baltimore Custom House and has been
appointed clerk in the new national bank about |
10 be established in Havre de Grace.
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"A match game of baseball was played at
Bel Air, on Wednesday, between the Junior
Clubs of Towsontown and Bel Air, in which the
latter were defeated by the score of 22 TO 10.
MIR. Edward Ferry has raised his new ware
house, at the Maryland Central Railroad Sta
ton, Bel Air, and W i'll soon have it finished He
has already received several r-loads of lumber
and coal.
-Junius Brutus Booth, who retired from the
stage some years ago, now keeps hotel at
Manchester, near Boston. He is brother to
Edwin Booth, the celebrated actor, and native
of Hartford county.
"A number of passengers from Delta and
other points In York county now Ia Ike the
Maryland Central cars at Bel Air for Baltimore.
George Anderson runs his stages regularly from
Bel Air to Delta, via the Rocks and Pylesyille.
Capt. A. l.. Jarrett Clerk of the Circuit
Court; Mr.. Thomas IL. Robinson, of the Bel Air
bar, Mr.. ii. f. Lee and Mr.. VIM, s. Forwood,
Jr., ofthe Changers Hotel left Bel Air Tuesday
afternoon on trip to Luray Caverns, Va, re-
turning Thursday morning.
The School Commissioners give notice that
free scholarships from Hartford are vacant in
Western Maryland College, Brooks Female
College and st, Mary's Seminary. Competitive
examinations for these scholarships will be
held on the Sd of August,
d. Swift Paige has been designated as mail
messenger between the station of the Maryland
Central Railroad and Fallston, Hartford county,
and the Postmaster at Baldwin, Baltimore
county, has been instructed to employ mes.
senger between his office and the Maryland Cen
trail Railroad.
During the thunder storm which passed,
over Pylesvlle and vicinity last Saturday, Il
shock of wheat in the field of MIR. James p.
STREET. was stuck by lightning and entirely
burned. Mr.. STREET. who was upon loaded
wagon standing near the shock was stunned by
the bolt, but not seriously injured. -Delta
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