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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29
)rWardeS, and Dealers in Coal, Sail. Lime, Hair, Hay,
Dock! J.

Cane Plaster Cement Shingles &C. Agents for the
following line of steamers,
rumm0nd Makinaw the popular At
anc Flora jones' Master Tickets for
sale to Cleveland, Toledo and intermediate points
Michigan Ineonsng of the fine steamers Champaign
Capt Casey Masters Lawrence, Capt Geo. Thorpe Master Tickets
sale Chicago, Milwaukee and intermediate ports
Smith Adams Shore neconisng of the elegant steamer
Messenger Capt Bouhard, MASTER A. c. Van Iaal Capt D.
Brown Master.
Freight with and forwarded by each of these
lines promptly to destination
Plaster
sold the Call
ascerta prices before purchasing
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-29

CINCINNATI editors are having Jum-
DO row, that is altogether uncalled for
in the 10Th century, where civilization
has obtained. Men who are such full
blown cyclists as to presume to interest
the public with their maleyolent, per-
sOnal quarrels, should be summarily
voted nuisance by an age that requires
decency in the teacher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
About weddings


Wedding invitatians are engraved on note
paper, and do not contain the card Of the
groom. Where there is only one daughter
in the family the Christian name Of the
bride Is omitted, otherwise her name, like
that OF the groom. Is g,yea In full. II the
reception Is TO follow the ceremony small.
Ter card, stating that the parents Will be AT
home at an hour designated, goes with
the Invitation.
The wedding dress, Il the lady Is tall, Is
OF heavy stamped or embossed velvet or
hrocade, but, rs these do not look so well
on small figures, petite NAV wear satin OF
even less heavy material. II Is perilcilv
proper TO tim the most elaborate Or,ss 20
Imitation lace ana plenty Of 10 The prp.
ces,p shape, says our authority, seems IN
be yielding 10 the basque and poihted
cont, the back very bogOAnt, and the
sleeves univef Ny gathered In az the Top
terrible ioreboding OF the mutton lea
sles-e OF orr & Gndmoihers, which is q
fashion nov about due. The dresses open
In front and show petticoat Of satin, or al
east satin trimmed. The bridal bowers
are no longer oranke blossoms. but white
roses, lilacs, daisies and snow drops. TIE
veil 10 one Is worn, must be OF real Lace
ana pinned with diamond. The gems ar'
the diam bud and pearl as OF yore; out fash
/ ion sanctions brilliant runy as snbstl
/ tute for the later. A ruby and diamond
set a. an angle, are the correct thing for 81
engagement ring. The trAin must he lonf
| the white gloves ditto, with the rlng hinge
cut, 30 that II can be removed vi,hou
/ drawing of the glove.
The brldemAids should be dressed alike
hut not in white. Pale pink Is bette
"iorm." The groom may dress prett
much IS he nlesses. but the strictly oorrec
style il a black Prince Albert froek coal
gray or pearl trowsers, dark plain walsieoa
linen shirt, aud cSlored cravat With
plaiu scarf pin. black stovepipe bat an
pair OF grey gloves are carried In u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

BAIRD, Oct sG.-lCoirsspondence.l-A
few days past, Bill Whitley, charge with
theft, and James Fleming, colored, charged
with burglary, hada preliminary hearing
before Judge Cliett, and were bound over
to appear before the district court to
answer said charges, and on default oil
bond were committed to jail.
We have had two severe mothers, aud
everything indicates carly frost, something
dreaded hy stock men, Grass ~ now IN
/ line condition, but would be rendered use
/ less To- stock by an early frost. Gus town
IL steadily aud substantially improving,
and each day there is some Improvement
| We have now under construction sik OF
eieht dwelling houses, aud several persons
are contemplating building business
/ houses. Our merchants are sanguine and
saw everything bids fair for better trade
/ his nll particularly " the rori from here
To Ehrle Cove. IN the southeast cor er ol
| the County, Is made practicable, as hereto
fore most OF the trace OF that part OF TIC
county has been controlled by our
sister town Aheline, now the newly elected
county seat OF Taylor county. All be'rd
needs 10 control the great bulk oithe county
trade. "a 10 have good roads. We have
GOOD Grass and water near by first Ia aoun
dance, high, dry and healthy location
free from all malaria, or anything tending
10 create disease and the scenery around u
second to none west OF the Bfatls' uls
trict court Is drawing near, ana the hanu
aud minds ofthe officers are busy ~ pre-
narnrl no new civil mses as ytt,eut heayl
criminal docket Is anticipated. The count!
commissioners court, Get the time Tor hold
inr civil and criminal terms OF the count!
court. as follows. criminal, the trst Monda!
In each month, civil, the first Mondays u
January, March, May, July, septembe
and November, so instead oil eighteen "
, have only twelve terms, quite a saving
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orIrIn OF ,he NM Rlrh,. l.am

The Washington correspondent Of the
Galveston News says the civil rights act
originated in the house, and the fertile
brain Of Benjamin f Butler had as much
TO do with II as anyone, In the senate II
was vigorously opposed by leading republi-
can senators, Matt. Carpenter making an
elaborate and magnificent argument
against its oonstltutlonality. The fact is
singular, but none the less true, that the
two men, one in each branch OF congress,
who were most able It's advocacy, are now
acting with the democratic party. They
are Governor Butler, OF Massachusetts, aud
Hon. Lyman rrnmbull, Of | linois; the
| FIRST chairman OF the house committee on
reconstruction, aud the latter chairman OF
of the senate Judiciary committee, Butler
never believed in the constitutiouality OF
/ this and other radical reconstruction meas.
/ ures-he was too Rble lawyer Tor that; but
| like fhad. Stevens, never let such = slight
/ thing as written constitution stand In hts
way when partisan designs were to be sub
l served
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NNF
have been using for month or two IN
my household Swiit's Specific IS, s. 81,
the greater portion OF Il having been con.
sumed by the female portion OF my family
and with the happtest results, ltao,ed like
charrs on my wife, who had been Ia bad
health for lone time, and for whom have
paid hundreds oi dollars for doctors and
medicines. IL began TO build her NJ from
/ its first dose. Another female member OF
my family took Il with equally satisfactory
results. II is certainly the best tonic iol
/ delicate ladies that have ever used, and
/ have tried theA all. | have no doubt that
( want OF exercise, close confinement IN poor
/ " ventilated houses, sewer gas poison ant
malarial poison often produce sickness
among our wives, daughters and sisters
aud believe SNiits Specific Is tho remedy
fvr all this sort OF blood poisoning.
+, l.. IoNEs, ]. L.
Quilman, Ga,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
Hama manufactured.

It is with just pride We can point TO
Americas success IN manufacturers, and
especially so lie this the case with that most
durable OF all known door coverings, Lin
oleum, IL has so completely superseded
| the best foreign art.cl that only the poor
/ est qualities can now be imported. In use,
the foreign goods will continually look dir
" and dngy, tho domestic. bright, clean
and pleasing while the design and artistic
effects are beyond comparison. All carpet.
/ dealers keep these remarkable goods aud
/ the Walton Trade Marx with the word
| "Lnoleumn is on the back OF every square
yard OF American make.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
Forty Ycars' Experience OF an ola Nurse.

Forty Years Experience OF an ola Nurse
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses IN the United States,
and has been used Tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from theleeble infant
OF one week old to the adult, II correo,s
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, aud gives rest, health
and comfort TO mother and child We be-
lieye Il the best and surest remedy In the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar
rhna in Children, whether arising nom teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direo'
tions for usingwill accompany each bottle.
None genuine nuleSs the fac-simile OF Cur
tis 4 Perkins is on the outside wrapper,
Sold by oil medicine dealers. % cents a
hottie.
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hands. No gentlemen, from the groom 4,
the usher, is TO wear bis gloves.
The marriage bell has gone out. In its
stead is japanese umbrella OF flowers in
Difference TO a Japanese superstition that
the umbrella keeps OIL rot only rain, but
the hail stones and evil spirits; everything,
N fact, but poverty and Its attendant evils
The wedding presents are not 10 be exhib'
tied, though there is no Introduction tC
their being sont,-l Halper's Weekly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

1he Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon IN the city which
Imports its own wines aud liquors. They
Import Ia aud out Of bond Hungarian and
other wines. aud therefore can give their
regu lar patrons the benefit No saloon IN
the southwest imports directM much as this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tention given 20 the public cannot be ef-
celled IN the United States. Don't forget
TO get your lunch ana liquors nj the Elm
Street Exchange, whore you will always
lind the atlabe Jake Menoser and assist
ants
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Corning, Adams Co.., Iowa, Aug -, 1872 Car
Ter Medicine Co.
Gentlemen-I herewith send YOU drail
on Chicago Tor one dollar, for which please
send me Little Liver Pills as before, as
am nearly ont and do not wish 10 tfy 10 do
without hem, a. they have benefited me
more than any and all other medicines ]
| have ever taken Although / 10 not eX-
poet 10 be entirely cured Of Sick Headache,
as with me 10 Is hereditary vet have been
successful INA preventing any severe attack
since lat Match by watching prfmonitory
symptoms and taking the Little ftIls as d.
rested. Gratefully yours, sc,
/ L. NORTON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Years ago Wnon any one was troubled
with bilious attacks, sick headache, nau'
sea, &C., the remedy used was Blue PHI or
Calomel. To-day people want something
purely vegetable and easy TO take, Ike
Carter's Little Liver Pills, one pill dose,
% cenlA. All druggisls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Headache, lauguor and melancholy gen
orally spring from a dlsordered stomach
cnsiiyeness or torpid liver. Each may
readily be removed By DR., ID. Jayne's Sans.
tive Pills, few doses ofwhioh will be found
TO stimulate the liver and stomach 10
healthy action, remove all biiousness and
produce regular excavations OF the bowels
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Absorbing

Instead OF wearing q bag OF crude, bulky
medicines ON the outside Of your stomach
- cure liver troubles, sick hoadace, &c,
trya few doses OF Carriers Little Liver Pills
on the inside OF IT, aud you will be much
better pleased. One pill Is a dose, Alb
sorb one. % cents. All druggist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
rmIAprwmA, August p. ISIS, CaTior McdloIal

lhlANhhLfhlAt sNHAWaN-A i''0t '"'sN' ''N''''NN
Co.
Gentlemen-T is TO certify, that hay-
ing been afflicted Tor the last thirty years
with the sick headache, at least three times
week. ! was induced 10 ny bottle OF
Carter's Little LAYER Pills which pur.
chased from Messrs. Potts 4 Co., druggists,
OF this city. / found one bottle to effect d
speedy cure ! now feel as we'll ns ! ever
/ did in my life, and can oheeriully rec
ommend them TO any one suffering from
! the same cause. Respectfully,
MRS. H. ROCK,
1890 Parrish Street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

II Won sutier from sleeples, nighte, your
liver ls.svidently torpid and not performing
perfect digestion. Take one Oh smith
bils Beans on going TO BET ana you will
and Immediate relief,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health TO AcKer's English
Remedy, for consumption, coughs, colds.
etc. Sold by w. II. Patterson 4 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

No longer question Of opinion, We guar.
antee every box Of Aoker's Dyspepsia Tab
lets. Price % aud 90 cents. Sold by W. II,
pattersonN Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Every promise backed by a guarantee.
Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give imme
date relief. Price 20 and % cents. Sold by
w. IA, Patterson g Go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Plumes and TIPS
Elm street.
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Eruptions, sores, plmpies, rheumatism
are but indications OF impure blood.
Acker's Blood Elixir Is the remedy. sold
by w. n. Patterson * Co.
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Groom, whooping.cough, aud even asthma
Immediately relieved by Aokers English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee by W ii,
uattprson 4 Co
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Infants msrlno sloats, flannel ,quareE.
etc., at Harris Bazaar. 7l2 Elm street.
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ClOaka, DoimanH, listers,
surtouts ana Jackets. from sl.tQ 81 40, 81 20
80, $3.50 10 s75, ut Baumau's, 700 Elm
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

Nsckwear and Fancy Goods,
90 to BaunAn's. 7Os Elm street.
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Orr's Is the place II you want TO buy a
Milburn Manufacturing Co.'s %. Louis
buggy IA Main street,
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PERSONAL NrSrtoN


sas,.Clara David, OF Waco who hes been
|-aos Miss Boote Mckee for sverel
past, LEFT for home yesterday even'
~ J, +, Flanders and sons who have
Ililing relatives In Chicago, retutnd
a,sSnpanied by her father, Mr. DAMS
sas'd, who thinks Of making Dallos BIZ
~. Maggie Hogan Of Chicago, Is visit
We, brother, Mr.. ]. +. Flanders.
E d. Wood. father Of Mr.. q. q. WOOD
Ivy htRAlD, returned home, TO ltloh
~ Virginia, yesterday. Hisdaughter
lber. S'H' "''e Wv
Senel Hammond, the popular aud en-
We state agent Tor wflsleys celebrates
Ia, y again with us, end mas hecome,
~ OF Dallas. The Colonels irmil
u,ptcsed here IN a few days, and hl
we worldwide, popular aud beloVe
'-N0nist and Authofess from Nirglnl'
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Guaranteed 10 cure cold or cough
Acket's celebrated Euri'sh Remedy. Bold
by W. II. Patterson & 90.
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Orr will SELL you a line bussy, Delksr
phWton Co., Ky. Call n 12i hau street.
Oct b.. xain.
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| Road.wagont, bugFes, phetons, and
every style OF vehicle, Tor sale low by Or
/ I2l Main street.
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Jerseys. Jerseys. Jsseys,
$3.50, 81 10 $40, al Bauman's,
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Hats ut Hsrt's.
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salns are out for the marriage OF Mt
Taylor and Miss Carrie Pint, 81 Win
wei Kentucky. MIR. Taylor was 10. mer
citizen Of Dallas, aud was assistant
sweeper for Mitchell Is Scruges.
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Y next Thursday the lst, Of November,
Young Mems Hebrew association, give
third grand annual bell, at their hall
On street, These balls have flways
aRtgely attended by our best citizens
lhe one now on the taps, promises to
|Nau previous efforts,
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w " who are So guide y'tsclyos
~ ious aud IN holy; -
~ naWght TO do but mark and tel
tnelghhOrS faults anu folly.
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Every promise backed by guarantee.
Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give imme
date relief. Price 20 and % cents. Sold by
W. II. Patterson & Go.
~
Eruptions, sores, plmpies, rheumatism
are but indications OF impure blood.
Acker's Blood Elixir Is the remedy. sold
by W. Il. Patterson \ Go.
Groom, whooping-cough, aud even asthma
Immediately relieved by Aoker's English
Remedy. Sold under guarantee by W H..
'atterson &Co.
Guaranteed 10 cure cold or cough
B Aryet's celebrated Engi'sh Remedy. Sold
by W. II. Patterson & 90.
-
/ Road.wagont, bugrrs, phetons, and
every style OF vehicle. Tor sale low by Or
IA Main street.
Cloaka, Dolmans, listers,
suriouts ana jackets. from si.t0 81 40 81 30.
go, Si250 TO s15, nj Baumau's, IO6 Elm
street.
Orr's Is the place II you wan, TO buy a
Mllburn Manufacturing Co.'s 90. Louis
buggy IA Main street.
Orr will sell you hne bUgsy, Delksr
PhWton Co., Ky, Call ut T2i daw street,
Get b.. gain.
Nsclwear and Fancy Goods,
20 to BauaAn's. 7Oa Elm street.
Pumes and TIPS
at 25c, SOC $50 10 IS. Go to Bauman's, 10
Elm street.
tt
Infants msrino eloaks, flannel tquarez
ETC., at Harris Bazaar, 1l2 Elm street.
II
Hats nt Harris.
Jerseys, Jerseys, Jerseys,
! $3.50, s. 10 $40, al Bauman's,
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sTue.day the nuplial ceremonies will
/, place binding together In altar.
a,ed bonds Mr.. Charles A. Bohny and
Katie Hamburger. Cards OF invitation
Bout requesting the presence OF friends
the happy occasion at the Catholic
3ntb, extended by Mr., and MIS-. S Meyer
parents Of the bfidO.eleCt.
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tPlHlsANr party was given LAST evening
le home OF Mr.. and Mrs. + K. Rowley,
ne csdars, but the PARTICULARS OF which
supporter failed to get.
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Society Is somewhat sluggish IN our niue
t,vn-perhaps It's chilled by TINS cOlu,
damn wenther-and surely IN these, our
late October days, there comes TO US HoWh
me shadnwy alslCs an undertone, q plant
i've sirhipr borne upon the chilly WINDS, As
| n vaiyinr GUNNER was weeping over heg
dead and dying glo..es. The seeds uiop
AVN IKE tears OF sadness rom the re-
Mains Of her departed flowers. And yet,
.i,innsh dend leaves rustic at our feet, and
We look across the fields oniy 70 see s.,s'u |.
brown and sober, That we know y nut =
winter cloak lvcr'ug up springs lttsu
coat. So daily we feel that new hopes may
srd are hlossoming In the heart, even DC
nssth the gray skies OF October, -
Nj, 4. \, Edgele, OF the Pacific ENpies,
,o,nnanv. also Mr. &, X Mullings, agenl
cftbe Pacific at Marshall, were In our 'oWi
HM , WSIiy Blair. jr Of weatheriord' Wis
i ued onr city a few days since
Me i II. Richardson, commercial tourist
. hot in our place during the week, Al.
Wr' q. ID. Mcknight and J. g. hoootn ls
hpt, from Ouitman, were ahous Nhe'
. frieids here during the week. -,,,-A,.
Mfword one Of TerrelFe legal hg''s
was ihNlineola during the past week,
N.Y. Canlt returned few days slho'
nom ansYiended visit Of several weeks .
a relatives nd friends In Georgia ...a.
A DE-. Dan Dckey, OF Val .m,,, ,s,, I,,N
y through FRAY on his way 70 uIeen'. W. a.,
q Rev. Nj. kynball, formerly pasio, y, ~ \
n Baptiit ohurthAt this place, anu
!. now engaged IN the missionary heiu' ~
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/ lGr Inaugural Musicale Of the Ladies
Aeale association was gwen on last
Iisday evening at the residence OF Mr,
Mrs. J.. +. Fitzhugh, y being the hIsl
Dis, It's third season. Alter the regular
nmme the guests were invited to q re-
p by the universally popular ana ne'
ii young hostess, Miss Lilly who, 10
fovn charming manner, looked after The
gmeui OF al. present Following was
piOgfamme:
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The Press., 1883-12-27

The ways and means committee i strongly for free trade Its chairman, MT Morrison, of Illinois, is known as radica among the so-ealled revenue reformers Mr. Hurd, of Ohio, is probably even more advanced free trader than MT. Mor rison. MT. Mills, of Texas, and MT. Black burn, of Kentucky, are both souther extremists in everything, and will doubt less. go as far as Mir. Morrison toward { sweeping revision of the tariff, if not fartl. CT. The same may be said of Messrs. Bel mont, of Georgia, Herbert, of Alabama and Jones, of Arkansas. A majority o the majority of this committee, which vii hold the business of the. country in it. hand, is from the south MT. Hewitt, (; New York, is manufacturer himself, ant a man not only thoroughly informed upol the tariff. but holding in the past compara lively moderate views. Even should ht vote, however, on occasion with the re publicans, MT. Morrison and MT. Hurd with their five men from the south would control the committee. The republica side of the committee is made up of pro tecticnists.
The Press., 1883-12-27

. In thescourse of recent lecture in Bal
 timore on the subject of food and the
 markets in their relations to municipal hy-
 genie, Dr. John s. Billings affiraneds that hfty-three diphtheria sepide mics, seven Escarlet fever epidemics and twelve Typhoid sepidemica had been directly traced to the milk supply.
The Press., 1883-12-27
WHAT wE ARE CoMINa ro.-The proers

WHAT WE ARE COMING To.-The progres sive church fair has reached Connecticut Not to be out-done by the Canadian church which had ballot-box -stufing row at its fair, the Trinity Lutheran church of New Haven allowed lager beer to be sold at its fair, and had several lotteries, and waltz ing besides. Pastor Siebke approved oi Ill these ways of raising money, ,and smiled when he learned that some of the church members had seeded because they d,dn't like such things. If this remarkable ~ olution of church fairs continues, we shall read in the newspapers some fine morning an item like this:
 ''The John Calvin Presbyterian church fai1 was raided by the police last night while g game was in progress. The chips, cards and other paraphernalia, and stakes to the amount of several hundred dollars, were seized. Fl der Tompkins and Deacon Snedecor gave bail for the arrested players Had it not been for this untimely interference, a large sum would have been realized for the Bamboo mission, as the betting was running high" There are evidently possibilities in the church fair that had not been dreamed of -NeU York Ssl1a.
The Press., 1883-12-27


 THE Rockville Journal scolds over the adjournment of the Holland County" su perior court to Willimantic for trial oi cases, questioning the legality of the act. in fact. We'll, neighbor, who began it !: It does look as if old Holland was going t be brok. up, that's fact. But Rock vile set the matter agoing, and she ma. not be able now to undo her work. The folly of trying to gobble up the count, seat and remove it to the western verge of the county, within twelve miles of Hart ford, must loom up largely to them. A between Rockville and Willimantic, the latter place would accommodate more peo- pie within the present limits of Holland. county than the former. But Stafford would be better point than either. But what Holland county wants is to be le: alone. We have snug little cnunty, and county seat only four miles from Rock ville-nearer than that place will ever b.; to any other county seat, and it will onl, have itself to blame when its people have to go further to attend court. Selfshness generally reacts in that way.