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Double Hanging in louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5I--Albert and
Charles Goodman, colored, were hanged
at Terre Bmff courthouse, st. Bernard
parish, to-day, in the presence of 50C
people, for the murder of LOUIS Mas
pero, who they waylaid on June %, al
GodcheauX plantation, ST. Bernard par
ish. Albert admitted the killing and
said Charlie was innocent and knew
nothing about the murder. Charles
made a similar atatempnt.
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PERSONAL.

ALI Work, of Mckinney, isin tho city.
John Howard, of Wichita Falls, is in
the city.
Judge J. A. Carroll, OF Denton, was in
tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Orlando Wheat, real estate agent,
OF Waco, is in the city.
r. y. Monarch, the well-known dis.
tiller, OF, Owensboro, Kentucky, il in the
city on business.
George A; knight, passenger agent OF
mo Nandalia line, has returned from a
Tying trip over the state.
Q. III. TT lesion, representing the
Campbell Printing Press and Manufac
turing company, New York, il in the
city and called on the HERALD.
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The Clinton Murdcrcr C,n,rr,,

~ rALvEsToN, Oct. 3l.-George Mead,
we negro charged with the atrocious
urder of the storekeeper a. Clinton,
was arrested here to-day by John BOWL
ing, ason-in-law uf The victim, commits
spnea as deputy sheriff of Harris
|SouhIy. The murder was committed on
.ne -lst lnst., and from the peculiar
4ature OF the case attra rted much at
ehuoh' After crushing in the skull
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nIstlnc,s Resirnntinn ,nnnrmnh

SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 3l.-.The report
that George w, Ristine had resigned
the commissionorshjp OF Tho Traps.Con
tiuental railroad association, for tho
position of gen oral traffic managar OF
the Atlantic IL Pacific, is confirmed. II
takes effect on December 81. The asso.
citation meets in Denver on December
l6, when his successor is to be APP
pniptaI y
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THE DIVA PATTI.
The Great Prlma Donna Not Coming I,
America.

The Great Prlma Donna Not Coming to
America.
Rumors were current yesterday that
news had been received by the directors
of the Academy of Music in New York
city to the effect that Nine. Patti would
not appear in that city as announced
and intended. Investigation showed
that these rumors were, unfortunately,
founded upon fact. II will be remen-
Dered that the directors of the Academy
agreed to pay MIR. Mapleson n subsidy
OF about 500 for each and every per-
iormance during the season in which
NINE. Patti and Nilsson should take
part, the payments to be made to the
manager weekly. Mr.. Mapleson an
peared to accept the situation, but he
lately telegraphed for funds-Sl6, 600
being the amount named wherewith to
complete tho deposit needed 10
secure Mime. Patti. This amount
was, of course, TO be re-
pald when the moneys making up the
subsidy should como due. A lively
debate between Mr. Mapleson's friends
IN the board followed, and at one time IL
looked as though few of the impress.
sario's admirers would join hands and
subscribe the sum required. 1t is under
stood, however, that one of the op-
ponents of this action urged that If the
$4,000 asked for were sent to Europe
they would only meet Nine. PATHS ex-
actions for three representations, and
after these had occurred it was feared
that the stockholders would have to
come forward once more under penalty
OF silencing the song bird. The result
OF thls view OF the matter was cable
that the money reaiiested could NOT he
forwarded. Yesterday MIR. Mapleson
telegraphed to Mr., Augustus l.. Brown
that Nine. Patti had notified him to re-
move her name from the prospectus of
the season. Exchange.
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DENvER,Oct. 3l.--The Tribune Repub,
LEANS Socorro, New Mexico, special
says: "a passenger train yesterday
evening nearing Escondidia, four miles
north of here on the Atchison, Topeka
* Santa Fe railroad, was fired into by q
Dand OF masked men and one woman
snot. The town is up in arms. Sheriff
simpson and fifty armed men have just
started in pursuit.
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$4,000 for their equal" Tonight at
the opera-house.


BERLIN, Oct. SO.-Election returns 50
far give tho result in 81 districts, Second
ballots were taken in 81 districts. The
conservatives were successful in Is dis
trlcts, the centre in 4i,National Liberals
in ~, German Liberals in II, Alsatians
IN 10, Social Democrats in s, Poles in q.
Gnelphs in 3, anG Peoples party in /.
Herr Forckenbeck was defeated at
Madgeburg.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-The Journals
Quincy, Illinois, special says; A young
man from Fowler in this county, sold
horse here yesterday for }l75, became
intoxicated, and while in that condition
was lured across the river on the ferry
by a party of roughs. His body was dis
covered in the river this morning, with
his skull crushed. His assailants are
known to have token n train on the
Hannibal Il 81. Joe railroad ut mid
night
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Better Let Him Take Judge Lynch's Ex.
animation.

LIMA, o., Oct. 3l.-Ben Hefrner, q
farmer, living near Westminster, yes.
terday. shot and killed his wife. lie
niso tried to XIII his son, his daughter
and his daughter-in. law. He was AR
rested late in the day aud brought here
.fhyslcians are examining him to TEST
his mental condition,
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The Judges Crate.

Judge Aldridge and Judge Burke, can
didates for the district judgeship, of this,
the eleventh judicial district, spoke last
evening ut the court house to good
sized audience, made up Of voters from
| both the county and city. Judge Aid
ridge as per agreement was the first
speaker and he made speech
that was strictly in Keeping
! with his character IA "A man,
lie stated at the start that candidates for
public Office should not be elected on
grounds of personal popularity or any,
save that OF genuine merit and ability
to MI the position sought. The office
was not created for the candidate, but
Tor the people. In word he knocked
tho regulation solt-soap talk of
the average candidate in the
head, and placed himself In an able
speech on plane that lowered above
that OF tho politician. He begged no
question. He was neither the poor
mans nor the rich mans friend. On the
bench he knew but one friend, and thar
was the law Of the country, which he
mad ever and would always endeavor to
execute lmparhally, without fear or
IaVor 10 friend or foe, race, color or pre-
vious condition. The bar was
Tor him, and he was proud of it.
zig was followed by Judge Burke, who
being the last to speak, was thrown on
the defensive. Judge Burke, notwith-
Standing this disadvantage, made an
able response to his opponents argu-
ments. The latenoss of the hour pre-
vents the publication of their speeches
in full.
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James Shaw and win Baker, the TWO
men arrested by Police Officer Barber,
Thursday night and lodged in the sta
ton house on the charge of robbing NJ.
Farrell, Of Lancaster, of $2l by taking il
out OF his poe kot while under the infiu-
ence OF liquorin Emory's dive, on Camp
street, were transferred from the city
court yesterday morning to Justice ed
wards. They were held in the sum of
5000, each in default of which they were
committed to Jail.
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He'll not Require It any Lopcor

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 3l.-Near here
yesterday Tom Phillips. eolored wos
Shot dead by William Harris Ieu mn Nus
Harris became offended at Philiips nd,
dressing him Familiarity as "Hnrris ;,
Phillips replied that he required tho
same formality of Harris. The murderer
escaped.
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Yesterdays Fire,

An alarm of fire was sounded yester-
terday at 0:3O a. m. from the down town
station, and the department turned out
promptly. ltproved to be the burning
OF one-story frame, the dwelling OF Mr..
Eugens, on the corner of Evergreen and
Canton streetss The building was con
sumed. The household effects were
saved. Loss, $3.50. No insurance.
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The attractions ut the opera house
next week are as follows:
Monday night, Gus. Williams, tho
great German dialect comedian.
Tuesday and Wednesday. the magnif-
ieent spectacular drama, "'rhe DEVILS
Auction"
Friday aud Saturday and Saturday
matinee, "Romany Rye"
The greatest sensational and eques-
trian drama ever produced tonight at
the opera house.
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Canalaa.cs fne rIemn.

NEW ORLEAhs, Oct. 3l.---The Times
Democrats Farmersville special saws:
ME jury in the case of Perry Melton
fson OF William Melton, for the murder
otJ.. w. Sperry, near Spearville. lnst
Aprll, returned verdict of guilty, and
assessed the penalty of death, "''N
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The Bnltlmore \ Ohin.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-Trains of the
Baltimore& Ohio railroad over the Penn
sylvania road between this city and
New York, are to be stopped on Sunday
next. Passenger agents Of tho Balti-
more u Ohio state that with the end of
the old arrangement between the two
roads, the Baltimore Il Ohio will inau-
gurate new schedule. They will start
in direct competition with the Pennsyl-
vania road limited and EXPRESS trains,
with sleeper and parlor cars to all points
west, and Tor which no extra charge is to
be made. They say they are in the war
and to stay.
WAR ALL ALONG THE LINE.
| WAsHINGroN,O Oct 3l.-In consequence
OF the refusal of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company to draw passenger trains
of the Baltimore IL Ohio road, between
Baltimore aud New York, the Balti-
more q Ohio company, will on Sunday
next, lnaugurate new schedule out of
Washington, by trains made up of sleep
ing, parlor, dining and day cars, which
will excel in speed and appointment,
anything before attempted from the ma
ttonal capital. The direct issue is
made with the Pennsylvania company
on the principal of charging extra rates
for passage on limited express trains.
The Baltimore & Ohio, though beating
the time of the Pennsylvania road To
leading points west, win charge nothing
in addition to the regular fare and will
not compel the purchase of sleeping car
tickets on its limited trains, such eX.
pense being left to the choice of pas.
sengers. The new time on the
Baltimore Il Ohio limited tc
Chicago is half an hour quicker
from Washington than by the Pom.
sylvania, limited, while to Cincinnati il
Is four hours faster; TO st. Louis
four no IRIS aud a half faster. The Raj.
timore II Ohio train leaves for Chicago
at Il. NJ, arriving at 9;2O n. m. the next
morning. The departure for Cincinnati
and ST. Louis is mt l:05 p. m and arrival
atCincinnati 7:l0 a. IN. and at st. Louis
$3.50 p. m; leave for Pittsburg at a. m,
arrive at 6:i5 p. m.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. go The grand
jury to-day found an indictment against
Col Burnside, late disbursing officer of
me post-oilice department, charging
him with embezzlmg $4,000. q
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At the Tammsny ratification last
Tuesday night John Kelly committed
the Tommany voters in tho following
significant speech:
The eyes OF the people, tho attention
Of the country, have been directed to
this organization, and this organization
has responded to the wishes OF the peo-
pie. Mr.. Beecher said tho other dav
that some members of this orpaniza-
ton were going about with knives which
they would draw claudestinelv and
with which they would stab Cleveland
i'm the back, 1t would be in Keeping
with his profession TO toll them Co no,
form. But We forgive Mr.. Boechor. If
he has not seen the parade Tonight II IL
10 be hoped some Kind friond win tell
him that there are 100000 men in this biz
city who will vote tor Cleveland on
November 1. II is the duty of every man
belonging TO the Tammany organiga-
tion to vote for the man who has given
US the good government which we now
enjoy. Tammany hall will stand by
him, and we will leave no stone I'M
turned in our efforts TO elect him.
The death-knell of Blaineisnn was rung
by those bold words from John Kelly.
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CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 3I.--Tie Fair,
colored, was hanged at Livingston to-day
for the murder of Hank Curren, sec
ton boss on the Cincinnati Southern
railroad. The hanging was private.
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ATLANrA, GA, Oct. 3l.-IIonry Cato,
sentenced to be hanged at Decatur,
rborgla' to-day, has been respited for
two weeks.
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 3l.-Goorge Hill
was hanged in Cherokee county to-day
for the murder Of William Bryant, b,
eshopping his head off at IL party given al
his house.
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WASHINGTON, oct. 3l.-For the western
Gun states, iair weather; variable winds
nearly stationery temperature.
GALVESTON, Oct. 3l,-FOllowlng Is the
weather report, furnished by the Signal Ser
vice IN conjunction with the rAilSrn va.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 81. General passenger
agents Of tho east-hound trunk lines
viii meet here tomorrow and endeavor
to restore rates.
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ss A H II Mr. THAN WEIR Il

m
bra VERY Low PRICES Gall our safes
some Fire and Burglar Elm st.
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The Only Great External Remedy.
Those eminent chemists, Professors
Doromus and Battershall endorse Rem
sons Capcine Porous Plasters.
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Max. Min. Mean Rain.
Temp. Temp. Temp. fall,
Localities.

Some fashionable ladies' arc not salts
led with ready.made fans, but must
have them made to order; they are.
however, satisfied with DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and take it regularly.
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good grade OF California claret Is
cents per gallon. Loeb 4 Freiberg.
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Hons Olin WelIborn and barnett
Gibbs will address the people tonight,
at Mayors Garden, under the auspices
OF the Cleveland and Hendricks club.
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Teachers Meeting.

The colored teachers OF Dallas county
will meet the first ward colored school
house NJ o'clock, p. M, November |,
for the purpose of organizing teachers
institute.
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A play to please the millions tonight
at the opora-house.
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Greatest equestrian actors on earth to-
nj 5ht ut the opera-houso.
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house.
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THEATRICAL.

"The Bandit King" tonight at tho
opera house.
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The largest stock of fancy and staple
groceries in north Texas.
LoER ~ FREIBEla.
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Jesse James, horses ap pear to-nigl
in every act at the opera-h ouso.
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See "Bandit King" tonight at the
Opera-housc.
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Sherry and Angelica wines sl.lO DC
gallon. Loeb a Freiberg.
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THE REPUBLICAN BuLLDozEns.

Ladies approve oty our smoking ali
Tie Joker.I
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CLOAKS and DOLMANS !!

We hereby call attention to OUR IMMENSE
STOCK of CLOAKS and DOLMANS of the latest
styles and manufacture which we are selling at such
extreme low prices that astonishes every purchaser
IN addition to the above, we will offer an EI,E.
CANT LINE OF WALKING
The Baltimore County union., 1884-12-13

Dec. 5.-Harriet C. Shock VS.. VIM. Parks, ap-
peal from JusSee Mitchell; before reported
judgment below for Parks for the property re-
pievied reversed, and judgment for the defendant
lShock for return of property replevied and COSTS
Elias Allen VS.. Ira A. 0urser and George II.
Ritter; judgment for plaintiff for S131.25.
Dec. 8.-The peremptory call ofthe civil docket
was commenced, with the following disposas
Susan Lee, by her next friend, James Lee, VS..
William Douglass, action to recover damages for
assauting, kicking, etc., the plaintiff; verdict for
plaintiff for 81, 900 damages. State of Maryland,
use of Thomas Ryan, vs.. Lowry Albert; removed
to the Circuit Court for Howard county. Robert
S. Corse VS.. John Register and Nicholas Register
judgment for plaintiff for $641. w. G.. Wetherall
d Co: VS.. G. W. Bentley; judgment for plaintiff
for SS1S.s9.
Dec 9.-Gilmartin & Doyle VS.. Jefferson Crew
judgment for plaintiff for S11s.27 and costs
Samuel Sundheimer VS.. Henry Schludenberg;
judgment for plaintiff for S40O.40, subject to de-
fendant's application and discharge in insolvency
The following cases were removed: Charles j.
Hull vs. Edward N. ]. Butler, and Nelson ]. But
tier vs.. Charles W. Hull, to the Superior Court of
Baltimore City George Young ct al. VS.. George
N. Manager, to the Baltimore City Court State
of Maryland, use of Edward Hughes vs. Lowry
j. Albert; do, use of Darby Thompson, VS.. Same:
do, use of Mary Hamll, vs. Same do, use of
James O'Neill VS.. Same, and do. use of Margaret
" Nell, VS. Same-aH 10 the Circuit Court for
Howard county.
DEC. TO- Oliver A. Myers vs.. Columbus w.
Leagues verdict for plaintiff for $40. Lloyd
Loundes VS.. George Norris; judgment for plain
tiff by confession for $12S.5S. The following cases
were removed: VIM. NJ. Vernay VS.. Benjamin I.
Stansfeld, to the Court of Common Pleas, Balti-
more city; Mary T. Grimes VS.. John E. Feast,
to the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore; Silas
L. Spencer VS.. E. B. Mallory & Co., to the Balti-
more City Court; State, of Patrick Giblin, VS..
j. Lowry Albert two cases,) to the Circuit Court
for Howard county.
DEC. 1l.-Freeland Hall Co. vs. Annie
Kane; the jury, after consultation in charge of
bailif all night, failed to agree, and were dis
charged this morning without finding verdict.
Anna Maria Wunder vs. Andrew Dosch; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $4,000. Charles Wieners
VS.. Joseph Hisley; judgment of non pros. Louis
Sinsheimer VS.. Christian and Catharine Lins
judgment for plaintiff by default. Same VS..
Christian and Catharine Lins; judgment for
plaintiff for s42943 and costs. w. Whitelock
Co. VS.. II. N. Merryman; judgment for plaintiff
on terms TO be fled State, of Joseph Owens,
vs. J. Lowry Albert two cases; removed to the
Circuit Court for Howard county. Mary Coleman
VS.. John Coleman; off and satisfied. John S.
Cuttings and William H. Bosley, trading as John
S. Cuttings & Co., VS.. John Coleman; case dock
eted by consent, and judgment for plaintiff by
confession for 800, with stay of execution till
April g. 1885.
The Baltimore County union., 1884-12-13
Miscellaneous.
YOU Are CERTAIN

To receive in establishment prompt and po-
lite attention whether you wish to buy or look
We have the largest and best assorted Stock Of
Clothing in MarylafH for Men, Boys and Chill
dren, all Of our own reliable and time tested man.
ufacture. You will get just what
YOU PAY FOR
and spend your money with home firm of 80
years standing who employ Baltimore work people,
who turn out garments equal to any in the world.
Unsatisfactory purchases can be returned and
the money will be refunded on demand if goods
are unworn. Inexpensive location enable us to
undersell houses that depend on
GAUDY SHOW
to sell their wares. Genuine low prices at all
times for honestly made and perfect fitting gar
ments have earned for us an enduring reputation.
Our Mems Department
Is filed with 0vercoats and Suits for business and
dress wear at prices ranging from S. to $50.
Our Boys Department
Is stocked with Children's Suits and Overcoats
from $3.50 to $40, and for larger boys at proper
tionately low figures.
Our Mail Order Department
Will on application send sample and self-measure-
ment to those unable to visit the city. The priv
ilege to return unsatisfactory goods insures per-
feet safety to all, whilst our judgment and long
experience will be conscientiously used to please
every patron.
A Package Department
Is feature of our house, to which visitors to the
city send their purchases from different parts
of the city for safe keeping, free of charge; and
we cordially invite all to make use Of this accom-
The Baltimore County union., 1884-12-13
The Johns Will Case in the Court of Ap

The Johns Will Case in the Court of Ap-
peals.-On the 5th instant Judge Irving dellv-
cred the opinion of the Court of Appeals IN the
case of Johns and Johns VS.. Hodges. This in
wolves questions arising in the estate OF the late
John Tolly Johns, and is the third time the Court
of Appeals has been called upon to pass upon
some phase of the will and questions arising un-
der its provisions The caveators of the will asked
for receiver to collect rents and protect property
All parties interested were brought in and an
swered, and while denying all allegations affect
ing the validity of the will, consented to the ap
pointment of a receiver. Stewart Brown and R.
r. Boarman were appointed receivers, and 1t was
agreed by all parties concerned that the mansion
should be rented to John Johns at S10Oper annum.
After litigation and the verdict of the jury in the
case the Orphans Court of Baltimore county re-
fused to probate the will. The receivers were or
dered to render accounts, collect arrears and turn
the property over to the heirs-at-law. From this
order an appeal was taken. The Court Of Appeals
affrms the judgement below, and remands the
case The main point of law passed upon in
this appeal is that if will of real estate was re-
fused probate, it could not be offered for probate
by express provision of the statute, in any other
county but the right of appeal was given, and
the decision of the appellate tribunal was made
conclusive. The Court further decides that will
once having been refused probate in the verdict
of jury charged to inquire into its validity, the
will cannot again be offered for probate on the
verdict of jury of ejectment, in the matter of
John Johns. The verdict of the jury charged to
inquire into the validity of the will has higher au
thority than the judgment of a jury in an attach
mcnt case
The Baltimore County union., 1884-12-13

Lauraville, Hartford Road.-The members
of Eutaw Chapel gave their minister a surprise
on Thursday evening of this week. The table
was loaded with everything calculated to tempt
the appetites ofthose present. After many greet
ings, the guests enjoyed the bounteous repast and
there was plenty left to supply the pastors wants
for some time to come. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Erdman, Miss Mollie Erdman,
DR.. Darling and wife, Mrs. Rosenberger Mrs.
Pilsch and many others. A very pleasant time
was had and all regretted when the hour for de-
parture arrived.
At the sale of Col. Adreon's personal effects on
Wednesday, the bidding was spirited and good
prices were obtained.
The dwelling of Mr.. Lipps is nearing compile
tion and is quite an improvement to our village.
Mr.. Sac has just completed fine dwelling for
Mrs. Schaffer. The house is situated on the five
mile hill.
The Halls Spring railway resumed operations
on Wednesday. The suspension was the result
of the fire on Thursday of last week, which de-
stroyed nearly all their horses and cars.
RESIDENT.