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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-10-04

Miss Rose Eytinge says, journal
ism and the theatrical profession arc
united by some very slender ties. y One
of which, most fragrant Rose, fs adyer-
tiso. There Is nothing like it, We assure
you.--l,oteisvfks Post
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-10-04
The Future OF Educated Animals.

Sir John Lubbock mas taught his dog
to read, French sayant is trying the
same experiment with his cockatoo, an
American reptile collector has Il number
of lizards whom he instructs in music, a
German Professor taughta crane to do
everything but talk, Boston lady is
giving higher education to . number
of spiders caught and tanned 10y herself,
and Psychologists and yivisectionists
purpose the training of two or three
generations of dogs in order to make
their descendants produce articulato
sounds. What will the next thing be?
Presumably this: The educated ami
mails will adopt the manners of the
human race and its manifold require
ments, and new branches of industry
will spring up, a blessing both TO man
and beast. IL might not be amiss, in
anticipation of the wants of lizard must
clans and dog readers, To compose a few
"lizard airs" and 10 write contribution.
to the future literature for educated
dogs and parrots. Pail Nal Gazette
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-10-04

The most fashionable ladies now
wear scarcely any iewelry.-N 7. Post
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-10-04

The orange tree at Versailles,
known as the Great Constable, is
nearly live hundred years old. 1t was
planted in 1922 by Eleanor, Of Carlisle,
wife OF Charles III, King Of Navarro,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-28
: WI FEELING, ". VA, MAY %, 1884.
NEpUDLIUAN STATE CONTENTION.

II Is ordered ,hatA Convention Of tho State DO
held al pAskeSbuig on wednesday, July ~, 1854, NJ
10 o. clock A. ~, 10 nc inmate candidates for Cover.
moi, State Superintendent Of Ftcc school', Audi
tor, Treasurer, Attorney. General, and two Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals, to DO votei for
nt tho general election 10 DO held OH the second
Tue.dAy Of October rext and TO nominate hx
Presidential electors to b. voted Tor at the Pfes!'
dental election 10 DO held on tic fourth day OF
N ,yenber next 10 kelcct State Central Commit
tie, aid 10 transact Euth other 'tulncs as may
como before said Convention. .-al
Tho Republican electors OF West Virginia and all
oh:r votes without regard 10 past political aNllia
tlonS, who arc oppoied to the coune OF tho Demo
c,atIc standardization Of this state In creating
debt IN violation OF the cxpscs proYlslonA Of ou'
Co1.titu,iun; to tho opptes yc assessments illegal
ly imposed upon tho people; TO tho unequal and
barseuso,se taxation caused BY tho supplenen
as,,v,ncn!ordes Of tho pre,ent standardization; all
who favor tho loves. taxation compatible Win Inc
pablo l1tcscst; Of elevatlng and diSnliyips Amer
lem iIbo.: protecting and extending htmo indus
trle,; giving FREQ popular education 10 the masses
OF tho people; securing III C suffrage and III hones'
counting Il bs lots: efectually protecting all hu
man rights III every section Of our common coun
try; and who dcslle 10 promote iroadly' feeling
uud permaneu! ha,msny throughout tho State b!
maintaining a Stats and Government pledged Il
these Obj .cts aud principles. a.c cordially invited
to attend tails Convention and participate 10 Its dc
liberGttons.
We would recommend to County Committee
curly action In the matter Of holding c;unty mce'
inss Tor tho purpose Of appointing delegates to tn
stite Convention, and that one delegate Tor ever
one hundred votes cast for Garfield and Arthur b
tho basis Of representation TO the State Convention
BY order Of the State Central Committee.
WI. W. COwDIN. Secretary.
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wall nrreet Wreckerx.

The New York Commercial Bulletin hal
some timely comments on the Wall stree
wreckers. It refers to the fact that securi
ties have fallen to level below their in
trinsic value, and that confidence is no,
yet restored-a situation very favorable tc
the wreckers. On this the Commercial Bul.
lelin remarks:
The only protection against this weakness
OF tho canersl situation b.ing used to accom-.
plish such purposes lies In the psasumptlon
that the honor OF the men Of Wall s,rset
makes thsm incapable OF such bassaess. The
events Of tho la't two days, however, show
that suoa presumption can by no means ha
safely depended upon. Ga this contrary, car.
tain operators. singly or In combination, have
used every possible means for forcing down
prices to the lowsat possible point They
have thrown immense quantities Of the beit
securities upon the market, and hays backed
up their sales with every conceivable Kind NJ
demoselizlng tactics. Not satisfied with Dir.
culattng sensational f.lsshoods on the STRAIT
where they could be readily contradiotad
they have telegrapsed infamous misrsnrs.
sensations all over the country, not HESITATE,
to attack tho credit OF leading firms and liz
standing Of banks. hoping BY these tricks to
prevent people at q distance from senf;inc
orders to buy the stocks they were co. rocto.
lessly aelling for effect. Il ss5. ~
(, II Il surely a matter that concerns the Nav
York Stock Exchange that It has among ia
members man who are thcs ready to play the
mart OF public wrsckars. The case might be
some what different II 1t were a mere game bf !.
tween professional spectators, who were
each able to take care OF themselves In any
rough and tumble contest. But under pres.
ont conditions, tho attack 10 upon the public
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REPUYIICAN PRIMARIES.

At a meeting OF the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee held at the Lincoln clut
Rooms, on Saturday, May Gath. the following reso
lutlons were adopted: D t.H
Rtso.rod. That ihs Republicans Of Ohio county
DO requested to meet In their several districts on
the Slst day OF May. 1891. In tho country districts
at clock r. Y. and In the city districts from
O'Clock until oc.o:k p H., and select ten 10y del!
egates 10 meet in County Convention at Wheeling
". Va, June Z. 1854. to select delegates for the
State Convention at tarkeIlburg, ". Va, Oh July
30, 1854. Also candidates for the House Of Dele
gates and couirrees 10 atsist ID selecting candi'
dl!e for State Senator for this district. rg
RtsOirtd further, That each voter In casting Ills
ballo. q. the primaries at which these delegates arc
selected be requested to indicate his choice for the
different candidates for county and district Offices,
and the Que receiving Il msjolity Tor plurality Of
votes where there are more than two candidascs)
shall te declared the ntminee by tue Convention.
A. McCOLLoCH, Chairman pro TEN.
FRANK JOHNSON, secretary.
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TO CONTRACTORS & ByIIDERS

sEALED PROPOSALS. win be r,c,,.
bo,lu OF ruo!ic N0iEA Of The STAG O., W. "
Hihla, until tho h u. o! twelve o'rIo,S' mul VI
gu the Sist Gay Of Msy tSSi, 10. The co, T,tnd1
nc alterations 10 aud additions 10 ihs .,S
in tho lily OF hA;lcstJn In aCcOrISSco Gg foGs
nhn MN speG!hcatl0n' for sAit bu!ldILr S Ss u,
p nsa ey Menf. Iteelrs end KeEplc sTch II Ne
bfid State House, where they may h. "a, aS'pUilsd
plaineu py tie architect III that;c. Hidaaatf
making pf0posa are txrec.el 10 ,skp al tSa
me inaterlGl now o hand Purchased Nv ny SslR
70 bc uSca ~ tho CONSTRUCTIVE OF taid hnjIITnsnI
icheduloo o. Tho Had and quantity Of NH
rial, and tho APPROX nAe value ihCtent ~ IN, NAT
seen II the office 81 The Secretary nj I'VE! y
tneIe reasila nilv 40 e0a 90 o: tho aprtoNn,,,s.
applicable " the further canSt ,cl! 81 ss
the person whop bid may DO scccn,ei !, NJ ~ won
future appropriations by the lCgslslufa \ n. ck
ment ior work W 70 10 performed BY him ill., w
money and material now Oh hand Shall h'sSstt We
exhansted. Such money ard material m h vs. va
DO used In the further construction Of All w.,
Ing, and such parts thereof az mar be- GtCl,!u Ia!
the architect IN charge, Tho persln 10 wS,v SN J
contract may 6cawardod VIII DO required "a 10y ~
mo e0nd "a no penalty o. go GO With ,etr,. Z
pc approved by the board, conditioned Inv nv ~ y
faithful performance o! the couttsct and ~, "
oit,0hh security Ten yer Centuin OF tho ros,s
estimates OF Tho architect OF the wotk tn,,N.'aI
Will be reserved until tho Completion Of ,Ss tSSS
ing. '"' 'SI&
Tho Board reserves The Right 70 .eisc, auv .. ~
bids, should 1t deem It TO the Interest Of tbe ~
10 do 10. wy qua
Proposals to be endorsed "propora,s i,r thar,
p!euon o. me slate lio0s, At GhHrlestou," anal
be deposited with or forwarded 10 tho upIenJDs.;
a. the olllce OF the seCrs taiy o! Stale. WhreI..
W. va. RANDOLPH SrALSAKgR in
InNS .0.. s..sa-. SpptN'pr7 nj thnp.s,I
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BY using Dr.. Frszltrs Throat and Lung
Balsam-the only sure euro for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseneta and Sore Throat, and oil
discnasa Of tho throat and lunss. Do not
neglect q Cough. l. may prove fatal. Scores
ard hundreds Of grateful people owe their
lives to Dr. Ftaxlsr's Throat and Lung Bal.
sam, and DO family will ever be without 1t
after once using II, and discovering its mar.
velous power. It 10 put up in large family
bottles and sold for tho small price 90 conts
per bottle. FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Prop's.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by drugginta.
wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and J. Q. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. tsf DAw
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Base bail ut present could knock politics
out IN one inning. H. &
A department clerk in Washington has
been accused o! working too hard. ,.r
The number OF people in mourning
everywhere is. generally remarked to b.
unprecedented. l,s
Wisconsin's dairy products lest year
amounted to Sl9,5O0.O00. There are in
the State 1000 croameries and cheese fac.
torieu and 100000 cows. ~
Wall street bankers are suffering from
false rumora that evil.minded people flnd
it to their advantage to spread. It Is said
that M an!i-rumor association, under Q
working force Of detectives, is about to be
organized. & n
The Governor Of the French penal colony
at New Caledonia recently demanded q
consignment Of manageable women. A
first shipment Of ssventy.fve, to DO selected
from the prisons, is now about to bs made
and will be followed by others at intervals
The proselytism OF the Mormon e.deis
in Paris is not receiving much encourage.
ment. Polyaudric tendencies are toc
strong for them. 1t 10 to be noted as a
curious fact that there ia not one French.
woman among the Mormon converts al
Salt Lake.
Active efforts nle being made in various
parts OF the country to raise money for the
foundation Of home ior aged and infrm
Confederate soldiers. Such q purposo
must commend itself to Northerners as
as well SO to every man whose heart WAS in
the Southern causo.-BostQn Advertiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-28

Mrs. Mary a. Daley, OF Tunkhsuno,k, Pa,
was sfilicted for s1 years with Asthma aud
Bronchitis, during which time the bsst ply.
siciars could give no relief. Her life was
despaired OF, until in last 0ntober she pro-
cured bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
whep immediate relief was felt, and BY con.
timing its uss for short time she was com.
pletely cured. gaining in flash 80 lbs. in a few
months. 100 Trial bottles CT this certain
cure Of all Throat and Lung diseases d. Lo.
gun & Co.'s drug store. Large bottles 81 90.
MTFtw rgs p. q -. :
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our wheeling Girla.

Wheeling iolkn will DO much interested
in tho following ablo editorial from the
Philadelphia Times. t.53Fa, aal4L,
Tho Wheeling girls that put a poisonous
drug, instead Of EPSON salts, ID q young
mans pie, leading 10 the dsngerou, sicknesl
OF the pie.eatsr, the whipping Of one OF The
young indies, the tarriUg aud fsathering OIL
the whipper and the shooting OF one Of tbs
gentlemen engaged In the Tar business, played
a practical joke, the end Of which no mar
can find, the roo. OF the trouble being Ia tht
fact that the Wheeling girls did not know
salts from poison. Their education had beer
neglected. ID. i ezr4 = 3 &
Tho Times has been misled by the date
line Of tho very patented dispatch which
conveyed tho misiniormation. Nothing o
the kind has happened in Wheeling.. Tit
very elender peg on which the story wal
hang was found in a weekly paper pub
li,hed in this Safe. The Times will under
stand by this that there Is in Wheeling .
special dispatch factory which gets lis raw
material free. 4E& griH X
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a! lnrre, upon the foundations OF credit and
confidence, and upou avery interest financial
and commercial. A precoacortcd direct rs
sault Is made upon the credit ARRANGEMENTS
upon which which the whole county Ia de.
pendent The aim 10 to create fresh. panic
by making f;esh wrecks Tho tactics arc
grafton that he mry pick up plumber in the
confusion. M
Thiaisvery strong and very bold to come
from New York newspaper, but II Is Jus.
titled by tho facts. such q summing up Of
Wall street methods by such an authority
ought not to DO without effect on thotc
persons heresbouts who contribute their
mite to the support Of Wall street. VAR
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Blaine and tho "Dangerous Foreign
Policy"
A great deal has been said in the anti.
Blaine newspapers about the dangerous
foreign policy" Of the Garfield administra-
ton. Since Garfield WAS not weak man
he must have been a dangerous man, or
his administration would not have en-
barked in an enterprise which makes some
Of hia countrymen shudder to think Of
and the nearer the National Convention
draws the more they shudder. They say
it was BIaine's policy, not Gar6eld's, and
they are willing to use it as a club on
Blaine.
Mr.. Blaine has never claimed that it was
his policy, but il his enemies will have it
so he can well afford to stand by the
record. We reproduce on another page
his letter Of September, 1882, in which the
subject is treated at length. This letter
shows, what those who were informed
already knew, that the foreign policy OF the
Garfield administration looked to peace on
the American continent and the opening
Of markets in South America for the man
ufactured products our own country. That
policy was dangerous to this extent, no
more. It was in tho interest OF American
labor and American capital.
By closer commercial relations we should
have enjoyed in South America the profit.
able trade which Europe still enjoys atour
cost. There were to be mo entanglirg
alliance" Government, as Mr.. Blaine
points out, could not have been bound to
anything growing out Of the Peace Con.
gress without the consent Of thelCongress Of
the United States. gs-
England has never hesitate1 to make
war where there was chance to build up
English trade. Trade to England is what
glory was 10 the France OF the first
Napoleon. Whether abe blows open the
Chinese ports, makes havoc in South
Africa, DULLES Turkey or plays the bandit
in Egypt, It is all to make or keep markets
for her manufacturers. England main.
tains Tor her industries aprotective tariff Of
blood and terror. 3,
Our American free traders make no point
against Englands way Of extending trade
relations, but when their own country en-
deavors to accomplish the same end by
purely peaceful measures they cry out that
the administration is pursuing danger
GUS foreign policy" And these free traders
find Republicans who are not free traders
to agree with them for special purpose
to destroy Garfeld's Secretary OF State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-28

The best Sslvc in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Teller
Chapped Hands, Chilblaius, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptious, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. 'Jr'' ~"
For sale by Logan Il Co. q ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-28

IT Is more economical to buy Durkee's
Salad dressing than 1t is to make o dressing
nesidcs this, 1t is made OF bsttor materials
than you can buy ct the stores. Every body
likeait. Try 1t. = iisi7 Mgysw
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MARRIED..

BAEIs-DRADLEY-0n Wednesday. May q.
,,adIcr M. near purappS Mr. RoKsr BASK Of Far;
Louis, LaPla,te county. Col, TO Miss WILLIE A..
BnADLRY, daughter OF Mrs. +. Bradley, oil Koney's
Point W. Va ~rr.H- ..-'- -....
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"Aough on Cori,S,n Is
i ASK for Wells Trough on Corna." Fifteen
cents. Q1ick, complete cure. Hard or soft
corns, warts, bunions. Z &c., al. = !
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Fer lame Back, Side or Chest uge Hhiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents. XII
SHrLon's COUGH and Consumption Cure l.
sold by LIZ On guarantee. It oures consump-
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snnoH's VIrALEEs Is what you need 10,
Consultation, Loss Of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 spd 1t
cents per bottle. So
CRour, WHooPIEa CouaH and Brouch;!is
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For 6alG by McLsne Bros. and A. 7. Young
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ENrszNr d.: III. Caldwell, Baltimore,
Nd. states: II have used Coldens LIQUID
Heet Tonic largely in Debility, Fsbrlle and
Nervous Diseases, and have found it one
OF the most reliable Of nutrient tnnics III use
or 70 DO found in pharmacy Take no 9th.
ar.\ Ofdrnggiyis. - n i.'.Ivrv.w
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pocketbook. g'l Z. = : -
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The man who always works well when
he once gels his hand in ia the pickpocket.
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= ~ "a. I.--, - CI1VeIHuu, UhlO, Z
:. Wholesale AgthlH: Logan l. Co., Wheeling
", Va, and J. G. DEyT & Co., Bridegroom,
Ohio, 49, Rkw
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WHEN a man teets gold coin with his
teeth he bites the dust. ,I 4 ~
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tn. sclons Of the .imos--I,abie,.

Ayrn's sarraparllla has such concentrated,
curative power that 1t Is by far the best,
cheapest and aurest blood purifier known.
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Frazier's Root Bittels are not 6 dram shor
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
sense. They got strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular
cleanse the blood andsystem OF every impu.
rity. Sold by druHgists. 81 90. ~
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hope. 5.' lls5. !. 8, -
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DYNAMITE shellmakers must fill.a.buster.

You can easily mske your akin whits
and soft" "Howa" use Glenns Sulphur
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DR.. rnAzrHR's MAGIC .orsruEs

The greatest blessing that. has been discov-
cred in this generation. Assure cure for Boils,
Burna. Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds Sore Nip
ples, Hard and Soft Corns, Ohapped Lips and
Hands, Pimples and Blotches. Price co..
Sold by Druggists. .i!u5
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VNANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
wv general Homework In small family. Ia.
quire at IS youth York street, Isl4nd, = inyeSs
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DIED.

RII.1N5TROA-on Tuesday, May %, 1851, al 2
O'Clock P. NJ, MAYER BIIElahTRoA. - ~ ag
Funeral services ilom his late residence, No. l07
Fourteenth htrcet, Thursday at 10 O'Clock Az.
RYAN-At Detroit, Mich, on Tuesday, May q,
1881, GEoEGiE, tou OF Rev. 4. ". md susie Ryan.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
E j. Stone. on south Front street, Island, .hhaitel.
noon At o'clock. -.'a
,TRAvIs-On Sunday evening, May %, 1881, at !
O'Clock. MrL LAyISIA TRAVIS, In the 6o!h year oil
her rga-~ - ...H 5,' re#- ..rr|Ur
The funeral Will ,Ako place from her late resi.
dence, zoos Chapllne htreet, this Wednesday at 8
Pm. '...' ". ...a..-.# .#-
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TOR@ sALE-A SECOND. HAND
IL Buggy: good order; will sell cheap. owner
has no use for It. Apply 10 BONIFACE "a RTS kH,
1857 Sixteenth street - iny9S
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Pixies Toothnche Drops cure in one min.
ute. Cgr.flas = Il1If1 Mwvaw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SELL OUR
w Combined Step Ladder, Wash Icuch and
Ironing Table. Enclose stamp for terms 10 agents.
combination At'g Co. sprns field u. -, m S1Ss
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NEa Y, ApvERTissMsprstI,,

r OST, OR LIFT STANDING, A nc
~ Of Hpcctacles. 10 somebody's house. Addr
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NOTICE
objection NOTICE,

PEGULAR PITTSBURGH, IT.
IL WHEELING AND KASAWAh lsti$stt
RIVER PACKET. Tho lne Passenger 1E!.IAA- u
Steamer r.H.. .I.-HI $50 . .,,1-'. :. l.. t.fI
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Blaine nnd tho "DauEerouB Foreign
Policy"

FRANK JOHNSON, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-13
BAIRD.
Wounded BY His Own PistOl-Th
Jones County Murderer
A Marriage.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Baird, April l2-Mr. Jim Flores OF
Belle Plain came in on the train last
evening. He had been to Joyah to
attend to shipping some cattle. A
severe but not dangerous accident hap
pened to him yesterday morning. Just
before day he went out from camp to
pick up some wood for the fire, when
his revolver dropped from his pocket
and was discharged, the ball passing
through his leg just above the ankle.
The wound is painful but not OF IA seri-
Gus nature.
Love Lloyd was arrested in BOsque
county yesterday as the party who 80
mysteTiously murdered the man In
Jones county the first part of this
week, an account of which appeared
in the GAZETTE of the 10th inst. He
passed West this evening under
charge of an officer or the train for
Jones county. If this Is the right
party, he Is well known in this county,
he having worked for several years for
G. w. Merchant of Abilene, formerly
of Callahan county, on his COW ranch.
Mr.. Frank Adams, of Belle Plains,
and Miss Nora Black, one of Gala
han countys fairest daughters, were
married at the residence of the brides
father on the 10th inst Rev. DIR. An
mis-, of Belle Plains, officiating. a
long life to the happy couple.
S. IL. a. A. M Robertson's new rock
store house is about finished and will
be christened by the young folks of
Baird and surrounding country by Il
grand ball on the night OF the 10Th
prox. The GAZETTE corps. as well as
the public generally, are invited.