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PERSONAL.

ABB Block Of Now Orleans, Is ut tho
Windsor.
Col. Il. y. StanhSld, Of Terrell, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr., >. Mayor aud family lett yester.
day Tor New Orleans.
Col. j. II. Britton, state railroad on.
ginesr, was In tho city yesterday,
j, NJ. Dickson returned yesterday
from Il visit 90 tho New Orleans oxpogi
ton.
DR.. NJ. NJ, Newsom aud wife loft yos,
tsfdny morning for visit 10 the New
Orleans exposition.
Mr.. Ed. Correll, of Mckinney, was In
tho city yesterday, and Leaves this
morning FOR Alvarado, his future homo,
N. w Fiasig, VINO has been with Tia
Brunswick Bslke.Collendor Billiard Co.
here, loaves to-day for ST. Louis, his
future home.
Mr.. Henry Fairfax Robertson, of
Broadrun, Fauquer county, Virginia,
brother of NJ. l.. Robertson, esq, OF this
city, Is on visit to his brother.
DR.. y Newman aud wife returned yes
te'day from New Orleans. Mrs. New
man mas boon absent from Dallas fol
over q month, and tbs doctor met her IL
Now Orleans.
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Railroad News.

THE SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
SAN ANTONIO, March l6.-lSpecial. l.
The directory of the Arkansas Pass rail
way wac organized to-day, and NJ. Lott,
OF Corpus Christi, elected president.
Mr.. Lott takes three-teuths Of tho stool;
necessary TO build the road, and saws IL
viii he built Immediately and will be
strictly san Antonio enterprise. A
committee is in conference Tonight to
formulate plan of future action. The
road is now undoubtedly a settled fact.
THOSE SUITS AGAINST GOULD.
JEFFERSON CITY, March l0.-Coun oil
for the state to-day filed an amended
petition in the proceedings against the
Gould officials acting as officers and di-
recters of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
" Southern railroad company and to
Dust them from the latter.
SPEC OF TROUBLE.
NEW YORK, March lG Formal notice
IS TO be served upon the East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia railway company,
to-day or tomorrow, demanding the
surrender Of the Memphis & Charleston
railroad. The stockholders claim that
the lease invaded the amount set, and
since tho East Tennessee got into tinan.
cial difficulties its terms have not beer
complied With. Gen. Thomas says the
business Of the Memphis e Charleston
road will enable him to pay dividend
within II months after tho surrender o
| tho road.
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ENGLAND'S ENGAGEMENTS
THEY INCLUDE ALL EUROPE.
As Wen as Asia and Africs-Fussaug with
France, Growing at Germany and
Roaring at Russla-Goneral
Foreign Intelligence.
Epglish Parliamentary rnnios.

LONDON, March l6.-ln the house If
lords this evening the government
stated thst the admiralty had freely
given ADVICE and assistance to Australia
for the formation of a colonial navy.
In the commons this afternoon il was
stated that England had protested
against the treatment of lead hy France
IS COntraband of war, az instanced i'm
the arrest of the British vessel Giercoe
and the seizure OF the lead in her cargo
Mr.. Gladstone explained that Eng.
land and Russia had agreed, as he had
stated on Friday, thaJ no further adj
vances should be made In Afghanistan.
He stated that this agreement was based
on an interchange OF communication
carried on through the r. ifi.h
ambassador at st. Petersburg. The lat
est communication on tho Afghan dis
pute received from the ambassador was
that Of March 8, but 10 ohviala any nos
sible misunderstanding, Granville,
the British foreign minister
on Saturday last, wired his (Glad.
stone's) exact words to Thorn'ol. AS
king him, TO ascertain whether the Rus.
sian PRIME minister endorsed a. correct
the statement made by Gladstone in
the agreement reached with Russia. Az
Gladstone said there han been no
time 10 obtain the assent OF tho AMIR
Of Aigh anistan u the terms of the ar
rangment made with Russia. "The
expression of agreement" said Glad
stone, conveys a somewhat ralla9ious
idea Of what has been obtained, [ pre-
fer the word arrangement, 'rhe
telegram sent by Granville OH Satur-
day TO Thornton was merely intended
to ascertain whether the understanding
Of the details OF this agreement, or ar
rangement, was correct. There is
question as TO the substance OF it.
harrington explained that the Rus
SLAMS occupy Karyn and Akrabat, and
that the Atghans still occupy Penjdan.
He refused, on the grOuud of public
policy, to make any further disclosures.
The alleged occupation Of Raiarea, one
of the Society Islands, by the French, is
denied. In 1882 the French flag was
hOisted on Rsiatoa AS soon as England
heard OF it She protested
and France at orcs disavowei the ne
ton, and said the flag had been raised
by a laval officer without warrant,
France, however requested that The
flag should b0 allowed to remain tin
England and France should arrange
the dispute about their respective
rights ON the island. The controversy
is still in aWicablG progress.
In regard % Ju3 CAMERON dilii3ulty,
negotiations are still pendiug between
England and Germany tor a friendly
settlement. The outcome 0f these ueg0-
tiatioOs. 1t il impossible 90 f0reisij
with oXattness, nu. whatever 1t might
be, IL would, beyond all doubt, include
complete provisions for the proper
respect Of All private rights in
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AUSTIN, March lG.- Special. r. Mr..
Christian introduced bill authorizing
coun,ies to issue bouds to build bridges
and roads.
The amendments Of the senate TO
house bill regulating gambling were
taken sp. The first amendment re-
ducing from felony 20 fine Of $25 to
SlOO,and in iail 10 TO 30 days, WAS con
Cured in. The second, including the
| license of gaming tables was rejected.
Mr.. Foster tot Grayson) made mo-
! ton TO reconsider the vote adopting tNr
committee amendment to the senate
resolution fixing he 9Th rs the dav Tor
| adjournment, ir4.aId Of The i7Jh, Car
ritd
Mr.. Blount (of San Augustino) offered
an amendment for tho substitution of
| lie 3l-t for ths 2iLn. Adopted.
The resolution as amended was
| adopted, so adjournment sine die is 20
/ be AZ Y o'clock on the 3lst, If the senata
! agrees,
Pending BUSINESS, bills on thrd read
ing.
BILLS PASSED.
| The bill striking from the land Office
a map Oh surveys for which there are 10
| field notes or record OF title in any
county OF the state.
The bill providing for determining
surveys of boundary ines of counties.
The bill amending the oslray law pro-
hibitlng estraying stock the mark and
brands Of which are recorded in tue
| county.
The bill requiring the county judge
and commissioners to take the oath that
| they are not interested in any contract
to which thecOunty is party, and each
commissioner 10 give bond OF $1,000.
! The bill amending the school law pro-
viding for the transfer Of children from
one community to another, aud requir-
| ing the county judges to mako reports
as required to the superintendent OF in
| struction, and the appointment Of one
| examiner, the teacher TO bo lett to the
selection OF the trustees, and prescribing
tho duties and fixing the maximum
salaries at SIS, $50 and $50 per month,
aud for taking scholastic census.
Personal.
J. 4. Smith, of Jefferson, Is in the
city.
Many members are leaving for home,
| some to remain, perhaps.
Hon. Jim Woods leaves Tor Kaufman
/ in the morning,
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Vaco Local Notss.

WACO, March l5.--, Delayed Special
People generally are in hopes
that the conference to-day be-
tween the railroad officials aud
the governor will result in
ending the strike. The HERALD of to-
morrow morning win be looked fer ca
gerly as likely 10 give tho latest news
on the situation.
In the Fifth Street Methodist Ep f.
Copal church south this morning sol
emn memorial services were held in
honor of the late Bishop Linns Parker,
OF that denomination,
Edward NeT, who killed John Witty
at MoGregor, on January y, has given
bond in the sum Of 50 600, and Is at large,
Senator Harrsons friends here are
much elated over his victory with the
Greer county land bill.
A very heavy IA fell last night
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pressed regret that it had to oe so.
Row her whole aspect changed! She
Eatted her foot with petulauce, her face
flushed, she breathed wildly, and swept
angrily away.
Mad yet truly We felt sorry for her.
Il hurt us to think of her hard lot and
her desperate devices to stem the tide
OF ADVERSE fortune. We would have
boughsher book, except that we could
not conscientiously pay an exorhitant
price for. a useless article Richmond
(Va.) Religious Herald.
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Who Was Drivlnsg

One Of the PROTEST concelts in Mr..
Harris (Uncle Rumcs) new book IL put
into tho mouth Of AN old negro driver.
He had run away from his master aud
could not be caught; but an old lady
bought him because ne had saved the
life of her nOn, and no surrendered him
self and became "A faithful servant.
When his old mistress camo TO die her
wandering mind dwelt upon the negro
who had served her so faithfully. She
fanciod she was making journey.
"lho carriage goes smoothly along
here" she said. Then, after little
pause, sho asked, as David driyingP
vnd tho weeping negro cried out from a
corner of the room;
"rain't po' Dave, mistr'ssl De good
Lord done tuck holt er dc linos.n
Aud SO, dreaming rs n little child
would dream, the old lady slipped irOnl
life int tbs beatitudes, II the emilos OF
thodsad rneau anything. Bloomington
Eye.
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The Trl-Weekly Planet, OF Chatham,
Ontario, Of recent date, has the iollew.
ing 20 say OF the tril Of Baum, the cot
tom swindlor!
Pursuant 10 adjournment, PROCEEDINGS
IN the Baum trial Ncro continued. Mr..
William Douglas for prosecution, asked
FOR another remand Ot one wrok. He
hled ufldaYits 70 tl0 elect that the wit.
nessos aud parties from Texas
necessary TO tho trial, w,ero de-
laycd by a strike on the railroad,
which prevented their arrival. MIR.
Wilson, for defence, stronlously oh.
iecled To an adjournment. His honor,
Judge BELL, said that this Twas a matter
OF International courtesy, and as the
difficulty referred 20 wRg reasonanle
cause for adjournment, he would grant
the r quest Tor remand of one week,
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willing to =. Extra.

A western bridegroom at an uptown
hotel summoned bellboy by bawling
down six flights of stairs.
"W-what's tho matter9" painted the
boy as he responded TO the unique SUM
mons.
"lPs that air light,n said the BRIDE
groom, indicating tho gas. "lve been
lryin' 10 blow the burned thing out for
10 minutes. lit costs anything extry
TO sleep in the dark Jess say so, an III
loot the bill. Marian you git behlnd the
trunk d minit.n
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ARKANSAS CITY, KAs,, March lG.--
Meme of the Oklahoma boomers have
yet left their camps. They still await
further advice from Washington. The
opinion prevails that the presi-
dents proclamation is only
TO prevent their moving til
the cabinet eau have more u me to con-
slider the matter The boomers repre-
sentatiVes at Washington telegraph that
the matter will again b3 considered at
the cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
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PANS, March ia dispatch from
Shanghai says Admiral Courbet intends
to abandon his position at the island OF
Formosa and operate ON tho coast Of
northern China.
Bakers have already taken advau
tage Of tho recent passage of the bill N
creasing the duties on cereals, snd have
raised the price o. broad. The people
are complaining savag5ly against the
increase In the cost OF living.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.

81 LOUIS.
Sr Louis, March To- Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat opened higher advanced !. to q,
then declined, closed az inut MS yesterday; No,
closing lower prices. ~''s ""'''
Corn opened better but eascd of, closed \.
10 = under NeslerW ty; 3s's cash; SI5, ASA,
March; N'4 d3Shs WtV. closing inside as,,Sot
Whisky steady, LID. ' '"N''
Corr meal stead v, 2.l5d2.90.
Provisions duIl 0, 10 ser
,pork ~ o.
nnlk meats Nominal.
bacpn- Lor. 4 clear, 0.I5; short ribs. g.gTiea
0 ~; short Cd ear. O.0jTiOj. '''''a"
Hams, bfAGuH.
llard, tyAd6kL
Oast Receipts 100; scarce, firm, demand
oNefoW supply; exports, 5.05d5.S5, good Ia
Snn1oi,,f 0sa 90; common TO medium, 4 5Or
99VS9j ouichersleers, iG) gl7j;corn fed Texans
Hogs Receipts ., ~. steady; G00lQO
sheep ltocepts 0OJ~ stcady supply moi
= equal To domandi common TO medium, 2 5Od
a,21i good TO medium, $50 IN i.25; extra, l5o
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CITY OF MEXICO, March l6.-The sec
rotary of the interior, Senior Romero
Rubio, stated to an Associated Press
rep rter this afternoon that the Mexi-
can government had no intention to
mix up IN the Guatemala affair bevond
protecting her frontier. He believes
Barrios' precautions means his certain
defeat aud ruin.
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Tho skin IL OF that delicate natur
upon which tho most improvement can
be made aud by the use OF PoH1OU's
medicated complexion powder all
roughnoss, sallowness and irritation
can be overcome leaving the skin deli.
cstely white, soft and smooth. Thu
prer Rration has world wide repusa
tior no no fear need he entertalnG o
the result. Sold by all druggists,
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A Good Mnrnnent.

LYNcHDuRa, VA March l6.-Hun-
dreds Of tho inhabitous of the south
wost counties Of Virginia are emigrsting
to the western states. The country
they leave is blue grss. grazing lands
and fertile, but OWNS u the want of
railroad cOmmuuira and the Uisas-
Ter OF last years Jrog.4, the movement
Is approaching an CNliuH, which has
been going ou for multu.
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Cunningham and burton.

LONDON, March l6.-The examination
Of Cunningham and Burton was re-
sumed this afternoon. Adjourned till
Monday next.
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Tho sonhnn.

BB PATENT. U'LL HEAR OF 1T.
CAIRO, March 10. Suakim sdvices do
not confirm the rumor ofthe fall OF Kss-
sala and tho massacre OF the garrison.
MORE ARRESTS.
ALEXANDRIA, March ld'-Four more
persons have heon arrested az accom-
plices of Xshehr Pasha in his treason
agar g. the Eha1iye,
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
COFFEE ADVANCING IN PRICE.
Tue strikes Have ParaIyzed tins stock
MarEet-Latest Phase in the Ms
souri Salts Against Gould
FallAres- Other News.
Tone of the stoch Market.

NEW YORK, March G.--Governmelts
qniet;S per cents. 4 lower; AZ por
cents. = lower; others unchanged.
Railways fairly active, but irregular.
State securities quist and irregular,
Inc feature of the stock market
was great dullness. The combined bust.
ness Of the past three days has not ex-
ceeeded the average transactions of q
ousy day. AT the opening Of the stock
many stop orders within a small iroc.
ton Of Saturdays closing quotations.
and many spectators, who established
opening quotations shade above those
figures, were thus aided In making a
moderate advance in some Of the more
active stocks.
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A BIG Eirs

LONDON, March l6.-A fire in Hull
ms morning, destroyed Stead's seed
crushing mills, Belton's corn ware.
mousse, and a portion of tho Hall corn
exchange. The flames were spread by
q large quantity of oil, which, while
purn ng, lowad through the streets in
., stream, in some places two feet deen.
loss, 100000. N'''
"a telegrs m from Hull says: The town
hall and several other buildings also
burned. One policeman was killed, A
number OF other persons were injured
by burning oil.
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James 4. BraniQen aud George
Barclay, veteran railway engineers
Oh timers, who think more ul their I,
giues than hardly themselves, were
tho city yesterday talking about hi
old Betsy and Jane could rustic aloI
over the earth.
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The Ilinois senator.hIp

SPRINGFIELD, March l6-In the 10 mt
assembly 10 senators and % members
answered to roll call. one ballot was
taken. Morrison received Al and the
join, assembly adjourned.
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THORNTON, March TO- Special. -
Notwithstanding the depression of hard
times, Thornton ii rapidly improving.
Mcssrs. Chisum Il Barren arc burning
brick, and will begin work soon on two
largo TWO story bIick buildings,
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Proud nfE,rl Snencor.

LONDON, March l6.-Gladstone recon-
mended Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant
Of Ireland, to-day as deserving of sig
nal mark OF royal notice for his cOuspiu-
uous alilitv displayed In the manage
ment of affairs in Ireland.
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NEW YoRK, March l6,-lSpsclal. T.
On reports Of increasing complications
in South America coffee advanced %
points To-day. Transactions were 3D.
80 b2gs. The April option closed at 7.30.
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Enrlnnd Gnlllnr Irrd nt Frnnce.

HoNd KoNo, March l6,-A French
man of-war stopped and searched the
British steamer Lura. The squadron of
the British navy. stationed In Chinese
wat ers, has been ordered to rendezvous
mt Hong Kong.
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Gen. Grant

NEW York March is. Gen. Grant
passed a bad night. He slept none and
is not quite so Well to-day.
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Mr.. oray Ia succeed MIR, pnyn-d,

DOVER DEL, March l6,--Attornoy-
General George A. Gray has been nomi-
mated as tho successor Of United States
Senator Bayard.
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LONDON, March l6,--Advices from
Calcutta report the tea and indigo dis
tricts in India suffering severely from
drought.
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Failures,
AT NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 16,-rho failure OF
William Yoss II Co. has just been an.
nounced at the Stock exchange. II Is
believed to be small.
At LAMpAShS,
LAMPAsAA March To- Special UNI
mann, Lewis " Co., OF Galveston, ran
an attachment on the stock OF goods
belonging to NJ. A. Austin e Co. MIR
Austin came here only short time agC
from Arkansas aud purchased the
stock from Uilmann, Lewis q Co
Cause Of attachment not made public
IL is the second tiue this stock has beer
attached lately. MIR. Austin is now in
Arkansas.
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LONDON, March l6.-Three thousand
operatives in alpaca and worsted mills
Saltaire, Yorkshire, struck to-day
against n 10 per cent, reduction in
wages.
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PARIS, March lG,-La France an.
nounces that Grown Prince Frederick
William of Germany, is to visit Paris
next month,
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Ladlesl Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzonis medicated
complexion powder and recommended
It's use to their wives and lady friends.
What better could be said of IL.
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Tho Ini,n.n Eniln.nh.

SAN Francisco, March i6.-owmg to
unfavorable weather no satisfac.cory ob.
servalion of the annular eel .nso OF the
sun could be taken here.
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LONDON, March l6.-Parnell is to be
attacked from an entirely new quarter,
A manifesto read by Clancy at a meet
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An AGREEMENT SIGNED.

SPRINdTlELD, LII, March 10 This
AFTERNOON uperintendent Johnann, of
tho Wabash road, signed the
agreomeut with the strikers,
providing that all arc to return to
work after Wednesday at the wages
paid before thoreductiOn was made. II
was ratified by meeting tonight, with
the provso that The same is TO DO rat-
fed al MCb8ly and Fort Wayne.
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Landau sincl,MnrI,ct

LONDON, March 10, p, m.-Consols
g7ss for money; ~ ll-l6 for account.
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The Nickel Church Dedicated.

PALESTINE, March l6.-lSpecial. l.
Mai. Penn dedicated tho Nickel church
to-day.
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MACON, GAp March l6.--rhe strike of
the engineers of the East Tennessee,
Virginia q Georgia railroad company
ended to-day.
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"a SUPPLEMENTARY STRIKE NEWS.


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March lG,-The
strikers hero receivd orders later
This aft eruOon from Sedalia to raise the
freight blockade, and trains were
started out tonight. Tho proposed
terms had been accepted by the
conference committee Of the
strikers, and were ratified
by a meeting tonight, Fifteen freight
trains were sent out tonight and 10
came in. The business of the
road will DO in the usual shape very
soon. The engineers, who were re-
moved for leaying their posts at the
request Of the strikers, have been re-
instated
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ing ,g or the Nationalist's section of tba
tpuolln municipal council ON Tbnrs5 sv
mas osen submitted to solicitcvS far ~
S SLown, me manifesto was an. sxpreS.
SION OF the attitude proper 10 bae , oh.
s 81 by the National League t,wards
ne, me Prince Of Wales during his osmipS
VISIT IL advised the Nationalists to
lnslhtaln an attitude OF reserve, YSulse
no hostile demonstrations, and no ex.
preston OF welcome. The crown so,iei.
sors To-Day rendered an opinion on the
il u OF Thursday, characterizi5r
10. AN reasonable document. 1t is la
iieNeu that the government will base
the solicitors. Ot'''i''l' "
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nj NfnhhI nnnn.

EVERY trstclaSs doalor sells Opera
Pau Cigarettes. win not stick to the
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= "A r NJ IA


Low fhIoEs eau and see thso
the latest
va also have some Fire and BrFs % "a
Sal
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DRAw-P0KgR H. much dsarer than
draw on an Opera Puff Cigarette,
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- DUBLIN, March l6.-The corporation
vi DuDlin to day, by vote of Al to II
dteJecIeu the motion to present an ad-
u uless 10 tle Prince of Wales on the &C.
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surplu, Dec. 81, 1854 $40, lsa,0i7 ID

Ofwhich the proportion Contrl-
butcd as computedtby Policies
10 general class, Is .......:... SiiO7l5J8 II
Ofwhich the proportion cOntrl-
buied Gas computed by Policies
In rontinc class, is ,........ G,iOS,S8l u
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-09-17
S. M. HELLER & co.:
= li,st ftiiif AUS! D. ''t
Harrison Township Items.


Now is the time when those great workers
sit around the street corners and cut their
100 shocks of corn, twelve hills square.
Frank Halland and 8. D. Zwayer spent
several days in Toledo last week. g" ~
D. ]. Cramtpon has moved his family to
the Spangler farm. ,r..a h..t,..-7
q James Crockett is building a sorgum mill.
John Haftey will soon move to and farm
the Ritter place. ......r
Bill Nestlerood was in Columbus last week.
. s. v. Click is attending the Fayette Nor
NAL. Jijsal Gt Hal3q,E5ea &t a. H0o
Geo. Tungent and wife were visiting At J.
D. Clicks ON Sunday. - 80 :
Miss Hattie Nothstein and Miss Mary
Bropes, two of Pickaway county's fairest
daugters, were visiting in Harrison town.
ship last week. ~-,1-
School in district No. 6 commences ON the
Goth. tf5 & faaW oH gnnat5 3i'o
Sept. 1s, 1885. 3ol l@ E.P.N.