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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

After lapse of thirty years, Sir Walter
Scotts works are being retranslated and
republshed in France.
The military guard OF the Bank Of
Fance, which WAS discontinued some time
ago, has been re.established.
II is asserted thai the Jews have, in nro-
portion to their numbers, fewer illiteratc
cntldren than any other people.
The king of Bavaria has ordered in iu.
ture the royal opera at Munich Is to be
wholly devoted to the representation oil
Waguer's operas.
An indignant landlord writes that he
adopted coils of fire escape in his bedrooms
aud that three guests successfully escaped
though there was no fire. They lett un.
paid bills.
II Cronis'a, OF Panama, says the Coun,
de Lesseps and General Ture, of Hungary
have formed "A partnership with Mr.. Nathan
Appleton for the construction Of cana
across Cape Cod at n cost Of 100000.
Woollen mills established in New zea.
land have been highly successful, and al.
ready consume over 1000 bales u year. The
most important are within ten miles oil
Dunedin, the capital OF Otago province,
Much OF the machinery employed is Amer.
lean.
We read in the Church Union that gen
tleman had his boots tlacked by one o
two boys and gave the sinner u 81 bill Ia
get changed. After waiting some time he
said to the other boy, Where Is your
partner "Oh," said the youth, with d
grin, hes bust up, and I'm his assignee. y
President Seeye, Of Amherst college pub
fishes resenttul account OF his experience,
In going from Hawleyville 10 Providence. q
railroad Journey that ought TO have occu
pied six seurs, but which, owing 10 EN-
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STRANDED
BY tUEA.



! saw fair bark, al the hshrs early shining,
sail out on the waters move gracefully ON.
] say I, again when the sun was declining.
ANreck only was there. It's proud Oeauw gone
The flowers so brightly the fair deck adjoining
All scattered aud dead ca the cod waters Law,
The roses that bloomed in the freshness 81
morning
Were tossed far and vide by tie oceans mad
spray.
The storm, king had ragged aud the pillows up.
heaving
Had shaken the mas, and had reutlt in twain :
Its white lovely sails in their cold clasp
Twill never glide for;h in its slOyy again
! saw a fSir girl, when the morning was shining.
wan eyes tah OF hope, IN her beauty and
pride,
Upon the strong arm Of her lover reclining.
WIN a bright dash of JOY, so forth AZ his
bride
! saw her again when the sun was fast sinking
Her beauty had iAded-the strong arm was
gone
The dark, bitter cup of deep woe she wa, drink
On the shore of despair she was standing
alone,
Her hopes. like the aowsrs her fair form be.
decking.
Were scatter aud crushed by merclless
fate:
A dsIk cloud had fallen her life sadly wrockmg.
The only hope LETT was 10 reach Heaven :
gaze.
How many proud ships that go forth with the
morning
Lie stranded aud wrecked Ger the even is
gone
How many fair lives, with their bright hopes
just dawning.
Have an snch Issge found IN jus, Heaven
alone.
DALLAS. April 10 1885,
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

A vote OF confidence in the ministry has
b, en- passed by the Danish Folkething.
The flood did damage at and about 81.
Hyacinthe Quebec, estimated at 81 900 900.
The Princess Louise and suite have ar
ri, ed at Boston from the Bermudas on their
wry home.
The coal miners Of St. Clair county, II.
ljnois, threaten to s rike because the opera
tors have not paid the rate agreed upon a
Year ago.
The charge against Bayard & Perrenaad,
New York distiliers, of defrauding the rev.
.nue has been withdrawn, they paying $40.
coo to the government.
A committee has been appointed TO in.
vestigate the charges OF official misconduct
recently filed against James q, Hill, super
vising architect of the treasury.
William Schmidt & Co., wholesale liquor
dealers of ST Paul, have made an assign.
ment. The liabilities are between $40, 600
and $4,000, with assets OF s32 800.
There arrived In Philadelphia Saturday
CD evicted farmers aud their families from
the counties Of Mayo aud Galway, Ireland.
They are In destitute circumstances
The governors guard is under arms In
readiness for action In case their services ara
required to suppress any further riot acct
dent to the labor trouble at Springfield.
Secretary Teller has been informed that
the Indians In northern Minnesota are er.
posed to smallpox and are wandering
around the country wearing injected cloth
ing.
There Is fleet of fifteen vessels In wait
ing at Toulon to convey troops and sup
plies to Anam In case China does not NAL I
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English Female Bltters is an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared specially for the
cure of ills that atliiot the female sex. II
builds up and strengthens feeble broken
down and worn'out constitutions, repairs
damages inflicted by years of suffering,
regulates the system, adds iron to impoyer.
ished blood and makes permanent cures
1t tones the stomach, imparts keen appe.
lite, aids digestion, relieves sick headache
acts gently upon the liver, cures swimming
Of the head and palpitation of the heart.
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Instead Of feeling tired and worn out, In.
stead Of aches aud pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strone2 If you con
tinue feeling miserable and good forno,h.
ing you have only yourself to blame. for
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure you.
Iron and cinohona arc its principal ingredi.
ents. II is a certain cure for dyspepsia, in.
digestion, malaria weakness, Kidney, lung
aud heart affections. Try 1t, il you desire
to be healthy, robust and strong, and expe.
Renee its remarkable curative qualities.
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4 New Use for Cork.

The wonderful success of the American
make OF "Linoleum" floor cloth is fully de.
served. 1t is II beautiful covering, unex-
celled for elegance IN designs and colorings,
Especially suitable for all classes of dwell.
lings, dining rooms halls, churches and
hospitals. Inferior foreign limitations, by
various names. are on the market, but the
superiority Ofthe American makeis'beyond
controversy. The genuine cloth has the
Walton Trade Mark and word "Liloleum"
on the back OF every square yard, All car
pet dealers keep II.
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Fact.

For seven years Aliens Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests rs to its merits In
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost powers TO the weakened
Generative System, and in no instance
has II ever failed test IL. 81; tor S.. At
druggists and Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 First
avenue, New York city.
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NliserIlanraus Eaants

WANrEp-s5 day guatantecd-A salesman
wanted IN taeh cVunly In T. xss ~ A
n. MlncuU n %, 81 Commerce street san Au.
"alo, lsASs sprs2.lu -d1w
IVAN iEp-A practical bread and cake baker
" ara good ornamtnter wants a stir Huou,
Conmercisl Hotel N
WANiEp-Bnsrd for self. wife aud child IN
private family best Of references given
ani required Address A h, Herald ode.
WANtEO-siN commercial tours 5; must
W have some ACQUAINTANCE with the trade
adjacent 70 this point say within a radius Of 40,
mleS None but experienced men need anplV
ThE MARTIN BROWN co, Fort Worth, Tea.
hNoluslvo wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods
boots ehoes. Hats an l Notions aprai
WANrkp-eirst.elsss blseksm,Ih W. nled i'm.
" meuiately good wages viii be paid
Apply 10 MATTHEWS & VIA, Reagan, Falls
v"uuy' ieN"s, apr2llw
W ANikD lMMEcIArELN-Ien bticklayers
al Colorado city wages si51 per day
steady consignment guaranteed Address
@AhoNhh hNANs' Colorado City, Tex.
WANTED-one Charter oak cooking slose
ana thirteen double complete bclsleads
ana bedding, Address l.. kRAPF Colorado
SitN Tex, or Herald Office.
MANrED-A furnished room Win uoafa lus
W lady aud one child; room with u phi.
vMe family preferred, Style not AN object
qumed Address O. H. GriswoiG. care & a.
heating, Dallas, Tex. apreO-!t
ANrEp-lO0VOi bushels ct wheat a, Gay
w Mills, foot Of Houston street Highest
prices pail CITY FIGURING MILL
WANrSD-..A Better Hay rrrss.-t atuys nav
W ing u secondhand Reetcr Hay Press that
Is IN good working order eau lnd sale Tor same
by addressing me- giving CAPACITY of press
price, etc. II, l., LEWIS, Hearue, Texas
sprl9W
M ANT D-A blaC.smlln ana Que cHulagr
Texas s,rI7.iw
MANTEu-lo sell u new set OF tuners tools
w cheap tore ash. Address smith & McClung
Terrell Texas. Apllh-lw
MANrED-A large New York c.utnn,s house
w wishes To engage the services of irst.elass
travelling statesman for u part of the state OF
Texas only those who are competent IN this
particular branch, ana have travelled Tor
hrst-ciass clothing houses need apply Adj
dress =. ., Box LOG, station "A" New York city
Apl!6 Nv,
WANTED-S; a day guaran eod--a salesman
~ wanted IN each county IN Texas, W. A.
NJ Willcutt Co., "a Commerce street. San an.
Onto Texas. Apll6.Iw
MANrEu-ro purchase about 70 acres .
w land upon which 10 erect college build
lngS within ~ or miles of the center of the
city of DALLAS Persons having such property
Tor sale are requested 10 address the underkign,
ed, giving full description of property ana price
ana terms. Alexander {. Garrett aprstf
DoOMs wANTED.-The saenseriest commit
~ tee desires To ascertain from boarding houses
hotels and private residences the number OF Wis.
itors that can be accommodated during Saenger.
lest week, and Mt what rates, Proposals must
bs addressed TO LOEB n FRElBERG.
marl6-im Corner Elm and Lamar streets
WANTED-You to stop ut the NATION AL
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With the stomach disordered, tongue
coated and furred, heated fevered breath,
and constipation, how can You expect to
feel well ? Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets will
remove each Of those troubles and let you
enioy the good things of life. Sold by W,
III. Patterson q Co.
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery
The following is an extract from a letter
written to the German Reformed Messen.
o nj Hha hn shnr,, Dam,

iHc iulIoWlns IN du extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen.
ger, at hambersburg, Penn:
A BENEFACrRRss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
so sure, that We will teach our "Susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslown for help.
ing her to survive and escape the griping,
colckinc, and teething siege. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and diar-
rhma. 1t soitens the gums, reduces inna.
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teething period.
1t performs precisely what it processes 10
perform, every part of it--nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow- know her
only through the preparation of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething."
II We had the power we would make her,
as she is, u physical saviour to the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. % cents bet
tie.
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WANTEp7Yoa TO stop at the NATIONAL

WANTED-You 10 stop at the NATION
w HOTEL Firstclsss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWkNTY-fIvE CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from "a. 90 TO 81 per week The build.
ing is brick, with three siarwsys IN case OF flre
Located In the business portion OF the city, only
one square from streetcar line, and one square
from Texas Il Pacific and Missouri raonc Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road Give us a trial, and be convinced
that you can get good accomm ,datlon and save
money by stopping al the National W. W. Ward
proprietor ianlg.lyt
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Are You made miserable by indigestion.
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite
yellow skin Shiloh's vitalizer Is positive
cure. Sold BY W. II. Patterson 4 Co.,
druggists, Dallas. WI
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For the Thoughtful,
To avoid danger Is prudence, to neglect
cough or cold is criminal when Aoser's
English remedy is guaranteed TO cure
Sold by w. II. Patterson 4 Co.
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II You are troubled withd y srepsia, psk
your druggist for bottle of aPrickIy Ash
Bitters. Take IL as directed aud you will
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A nasal injector free with each bottle q
Shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents
Sold by W. II. Patterson e Co., druggists
Dallas,
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Burnrtt's Cocosine has been sold In
every oiviliEe country, and the public have
rendered the verdict that IL is the cheapest
and best hair dressing In the world.
Burnett's Flsvoring Extracts are inva.
raby acknowledged the purest and the
hest
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8. q. 8. stands unrivaled for blood din
eases; Ia o blessing 10 those who take n.
send me the address Of doubtful ones. John
6TaSgart; Salamanca, N, Y,
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Doing a Great Deal OF Good.

Doing n Great Deal OF VnOd.
Mrs. J. Berry, Of Portland Maine, writes:
Your Henry's Carboic Sslye Is doing a
great deal Of good. Some OF my friends
have been greatly benefited by Its use. /
think 1t Is the best sslve have ever used. =
Beware of countcrieits,
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Mr.. A. A. Mantius, Marshall, Texas
says; "My vile has been entirely cured of
general de- ility by using Browns Iron
Biiters."
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Go to $50 Elm street for Domestic" sew
lng.mAchines.
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Cheap Column.
apnces.

NoricE-Adverpseme may % aaaoea inc
~ our business ofhce up 10 SD. IN. and into lhs
ooVan'Astns rom IN 10 =. N.
NOalOk-llu1ehs 0I suNa gois wishing 10 in
~ vest IN city real estate. farms or Wild lands,
are respectfully invited To call AZ cur oaice No.
'v9 Main street. and examine our list, maps,
snd abstracts Of land uIl.s The hest OF refer
en- given JONES 4 MURPHY. Real Estate
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For 2:xchanac.

EroR ExCHANdE-b Thomas viii or & an 20
his farm Of ., acres for Dallas aty property,
Cal al Sla Elm g., up stairs. sprS.ti
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NOR SALE-Finv resident properly ON ho,s
L avenue. also nj Fair Grounds and on Akard
street and IN many other good city localities
aud more big paying business property than
yOdll find In any or all others hands by 4
NJ REYNOLDS 4 co 1lI Main strnni
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nor sAlE-A suit of handsome acres OF
Y ground In the most iourlshing part OF
Dallas Only these two left Call. BY
II. n. REYNOLDS 4 co 7li Main street
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For Eenr.

DNpN Eakuk.
NOR RENT-A two-story frame house, 1875 Elm
Il street. known as Travellers Home. A large
clsterD. Apply 10 Charles llouck, Blue Corner
npr2l-lw
LNoR REM Two fine large airy MONS forg.n.
J. ,lcmen nicely furnished, Inquire at 9lj
Elm street npr22.i N
L'0k RENT--A c1mmodious tuon to mt wit,
Il board, to two .iugle gentlemen or couple
references required. Address T.. Herald office.
apr29 It
L'OR RENr-fw0 Uums su.taUlv Tor ON "A.
IL one southern po.ufc-NO. us Main
street. One small cotisge for rent-No iElO
Main street an,i?tf
L'oR RENT-A large building, s.aiahl, for
Il both dwelling aud carpenter and blacksmith
shop. for only $40 per month. Inquire of ]. y
ffon,s, Herald onlec,
EoR RENr--Cot,age. 1907 Commerce street
II east oi Uabell. Enquire at 1911 Msin stvet'
nrri.u
EoB RENI-A neat irni,hod loom, Win east.
II crn ana southern exposure. Amply nj
premises i227 Commerce street ma,sotf
L,oR RENT-The lower story NJ 100 Main
II street north of court house, form erly occii.
pied by Castor 4 Thomas, bankers fixtures and
magnificent vault suitable for bank. Apply 10
John Browning or 625 Elm street mar25.im
Gost.
7 osr-on Wednesday morning, about Union
IL Depot one camera gold earring. Finder
u b. invaded by leaving Mt 5i3 Kim street.
.-------''. "
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EOR SALE-hspecially 10 capitalists II YOU
II wish TO secure paying location handy TO
railroad that you may save heavy drayagc.
New Wholesale men VIII come IN 10 get a loca.
ton Try. osly #, N. REYNOLDS 4 CO., IA
Main street
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Lon sALE-Los valuable ioi rrsldunue anu
| also for business. Good Investment either
way. The choice is being sold Terms easy
Young and old had better listen 10 Il Al
REYNOLDS 4 CO., ia Main street
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Tor SALle--Ono hundred shares IN a big pay
| Ing business, so to 100 per cent II You win
call fun Information by +. NJ. REYNOLDS &
co, 72i Main street.
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DOR SALE-Au elegant bay saddle mare, good
L driver. tno style and good disposition, pr,ce
sl25. Inquire at Mcdowell 4 simmons Livery
Stable, Kiln street. IL
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EOR SALE -Desii0ble business properly, i'm.
L proved and unmproyed, centrally located
gu Main aud Elm streets aud Pacific avenue. by
ZONES Il MUNPHN. real estRio nRenlA
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MAN ED-A large New lurk c,UthniS nuuse
w wishes 10 engage the services of hgst.e class
travelling salesman for u part OF the state OF
Texas only those who are competent IN this
particular branch, and have travelled Tor
nrst-oiass clothing houses need apply, Ad
dress !. o, Box LOG, station "A" New York city
Apl.G wv,
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WANTED-s; a day guaraneed--a salesman
" wanted IN each county IN Texas. W. A.
NJ .Wlllcutt Co., "a Commerce street. San an,
onto Texas Apll6.Iw
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Tor SALE-LArge and small tracts of aud
/ improved aud vacant iu Dallas aud tho adj.
Joining counties, by JONES & MURPHY, Land
Agents, office No. 10 Main street.
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- ooMS WANrED.-The Saenseriest commit
IL tee desires 10 ascertain from boarding houses
hotels and private residences the number of Wis.
itors that can be accommodated during Saenger.
fest week, and ut what rates Proposals must
bs addressed 10 LOEB h FREIBERG,
marl6-lm Corner Elm and Lamar streets
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MIANFED--ru purchase about ~ acres -
w land, upon which 10 erect college build.
'nss, within ~ or miles of the center of the
city OF Dallas, Persons having such property
for sale are requested To address the undersirn.
ed, giving full description OF property ana price
ana terms. Alexander G. Garrett aprs NJ
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WANrSD-.'A Better Hay Press atu,s nav
w ing u heeond-hand Reetcr Hay Press that
is In good working order can lnd sale Tor same
by addressing me- giving CAPACITY of press
price, etc. II, l., LEWIS. lIvarue, Texas
aprl0.tN
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YEWSY NOTES.

Mr.. Ben Moifett, last week sold his farm
Sunnyside," lying in Loudoun county
about two miles from the Potomac river
opposite the Point OF Rocks, and containing
PIG acres, Ear Sl7 ,000 little over $6l an
acre-Mr. Carleton Ahalt, purchaser. Mr.
Mofiett has purchased a farm in Frederick
county, Nd, known as the Thos. Simm
farm, and containing 202 acres, for s25,c0C
"a fraction less than Sl25 per acre.-Lou-
dom Mirror.
Ex-senator Randolph of n. ]. Is dead
lie was 4 possible candidate for second
place oz the democratic ticket next year.
The Cincinnati Board of Trade viii me-
morialize Congress for the redemption ard
withdrawal Of the Trade Dollar.
The heirs of the late Sarah Ann Dorsey,
of Louisiana, who left her property to Hon.
Jefferson Davis, are suing in the L. S. Su-
p-eme Court to have the will set aside.
Hon. Richard Henry Alvey Of Hagers-
town is commissioned Chief Justice State
Appeals Court, vice Hon. James l.. Bartol,
resigned
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PasIic Meetinp az Ripom.
R1rox. ". VA, Nov. 3,

RIPoN, ". VA, Nov. 3, 1888,
At a.meetiag OF the citizens of Ripon and
vicinity, held 1T the school-house in tho
village, November 80, at P. NJ, LOGAN
OSBURN. Sr., Esq, upon nomination Wa,
elected Chairman, and CHAs. J. BERRY
Secretary.
The OBJ Jet CT the meeting was stated By
Mr Wm. o. Norris to be, to urge the Shen-
anIosh Valley r. r. to make Grst-ciaz
Station q, Ripoa and erect 4 suitable build
ing for Passengers and Freight
AFTER somc diseussioa is to the preferred
POI 10Y TIE depot, it was decided by almost
unanimous yo.e that Ripon station was the
place 70. ihe perm.nea. station-aaording
facilities for transportation to the larger
number Of patrons and yielding a larger
business to the R. R. Company
Upon motion the Chair appointed Messrs.
W. II. T. Lewis, W. o. Norris and Chas. j.
berry to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense Of the meeting.
The following Resolution was presented
and adopted by unanimous vote:
Reso'csd, That Il committe of t0o be e.
lcctcd to wait upon the officials Of the Shen-
audoaa Valley Railroad, present to them
the sentiments Of dis community and the
advantage to the r. r. Company whica
would follow the establishment of first
class station at Ripon, aud ask the r. Z.
Compauy's assent TO tho same
Upon motion Messrs. Logan O-burn, ST.,
and ". H. T. Lewis were nominated and
elected the committee to confer with the
officials Of the Shenandoah Valley r. r.
Company.
Upon motion the signatures Of the per
sons present were requested As endorsing
the purpose OF the Nec,ing which was a
dopted
The following persons then signed: Jno.
J. lluieary, j. ). Graoey, Henry S;oaiIcr,
B. " Kanotc, 4. H. Witherspoon, D. I.
Shoemaker A. Erenacman, G.. W Snyder,
H. ". Crittenden, ". Opie Norris Jno. f.
Ware, J. A. W. Ware, Wan WIZ, B. F.
Ware J. L. RisSleT, Abner Osburn, Logan
OsLurn, Jr., II. ". Norris, G. ". Shuil,
Chas !. Berry.
Upcn motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at the call o.tlc Chairman, to receive
the repor. of the committee, and to tske
-.-. .- .,.,, ...., ; q .,,.,...,r,-
LOGAE CSI -RN 9r.
Chairman.
CHAs. J. BERRY, Secretary.
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From the &Apherdslorn Rcq:.ter::

Last week Nr. Shade Engle, near DC
Furnace, this county, killed duck on th'
Potomac River, ans wen; out in . boat and
picked it uP, and while coming to the shore
he saw large bass standing perfectly still
near the top Of the water. lie raised hi:
oar and struck the fish a stunning blow ans
secured it. It weighed 81 pounds.
Mr J. 5. Bragonier qualified on Monday
last as commissioner Of accounts, and will
now attend to all fduciary accounts that
may be iatrusted to his care. This will be
a great convenience to persons in this part
Of the county, as they viii not be obliged
to 90 to Charlcstown to have such matters
arranged. Mr. Bragonier may be found in
Sbepherlstown at any time.