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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26
The new combination OF Smart Wee

The new combination OF Smart Weed
and BellSdonna, as used in Carriers
Backache Plasters, has proved to b.
one OF the best that could be made. Try
one Of these popular plasters in any
case Of weak OF lame back, backacho
-4euWGtian, neuralgia, soreness o.
Jhe chest " lun =, etc, and you will
1o surprised and pleased by the
pr0Wut relief. In bad cases of chronic
dyspepsia plaster over tho pit Of the
stomach stops the pain at once, Ask
for Cargor's Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache Plasters. Price 25
cents
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Were women allowed to vote, every
one in the land who has used DR..
pierce's "Favorite Prescription"would
vote it to be an unfailing remedy for
the diseases peculiar to her sex. BY
druggists.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent
its return This 81 not talk, but truth.
One pill dose. 10 be had Of all drug.
gists. See advertisement.
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How clad she Was,

Mrs. Strong, Of Pittsburg, Pa, says;
"For three years | was subject TO Sc.
we're attacks OF colo, cramps and diar-
rhea. Three bo,,los Of Psrker's Tonic
cured mp.n
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Are you made misora BILE by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skim Shilohis Vital.
zer is a positive cure. Sold by J. l.
WilliauA
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HUNDREDS or BOTTLES PRESCRIBED.
Or. Z. II. Dake, Belleville, H., says;
al have prescribed hundreds OF bot.
ties Of IT, IL Is OF great value In all
forms of nervous disease which are ac.
companied by loss OF powern
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EORRENT

EOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM IN
Il private family, south exposure, cool
and pleasant. Apply 20 THAYER 3 Co,
keal Estate Agents, Groud-Wnds1r Hotel.
EOR RENT - HALL IN SECOND
i story, JONe feet, southwest corner OF
Elm and Syc more streets, occupied by
DarEon y iro2eyauIs insurance agency;
possession given August J., l'Si, For terms
apply 60 PRAruEG a ARDRY. 7il Film
s,seet iune2O-tf
NOR HENr-rWJ NICE ONr-STOKY
II houses, Sil and 1893 Sycamore street.
For terms Inquire Of j, NJ, PATTERSON, No.
si3 Patterson avenue. junelS-tf
IGOR RENI-NO.t STORE-ROUM, WITH
II rooms Ia second story ;5l2 Pacific ave
nue., opposite t. * z Depot. Apply TO Mr.
John Browning, lO1l Elm street Jelj-lm
EOR RENT THE THREE-STORY
Il brick building, corner uf Elm aud Col
lege streets. For terms, etc, inquire nj the
bank oi Flippen, Adnue & Lobit, Jelltf
DOR RENr--A WELi-FlNlSHED SEW
IT eu-room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
lOOxaO feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl0-lm
COR kENT-rHt FINE BUSINESS
4 lcauon az 6lg t.H street, For partlcu-
lars apply to Fine Very Fines Auction
ko0ms mRy2tf
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LOST

osT-TuEs AFTERNOON, Al
a. black New Foundland dog, six months
old Return 20 lT Jackson street and
receive reward. M
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~ " naaf"HF osh as, t. physician sFs'79E
treat Skill. aDS phyEcja1s IN regular uS.s,,
eH over the ccshI1y EuOSiDE thlE ffras.sa 4
tSsoa1nand cases 10 tae oi4eRt olice IN hnssass :.
-, WheIe every known appliance b peSasssy
To- and the proved good saruseiiea y AZ
tRte SAD eeaHtrleo are SsseSs Z whole hoes N
gs9n tor once purposes, ana Az arc treated ~
GU IN = fsspestlni manner; and, knowisE
.SAag 81 the great number APPLYING. N
assZIaSg are kept low, oftea lower hSn ~
s,9iisASd by others. II goa seaHre ne txiS ~
slsf9rtsnt matter Pan05iet, IS ugges, EssS
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Try our Golden Drip Java Coffee
Best IN the world. For sale only by
II .. Weller, X Co., cash gr0cers
corner Elm and HarwOod.
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nurs-

The finest line of winesln the State,
at Ed s. Alstou's.
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NO rs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HERE
~ tofore existing between n 4. An
drows /, II, Crltcner and q. d. Harrison,
under nrm name OF a +. Andrews 4 Co,
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, NJ, +. Andrews retiring The
business will be continued by /. II. Crutch-
er an q, ID Harrison under their arm name
OF Crutcher 4 Harrison who will pay all he
debts ~ the old arm and collect all re-
sources due the same,
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GNRE YOURSELF!

d Nohtlusns "lrrs,shis Curative nwGruuied 1
oSfmtr gl cuftal orius ~ spsruAtorrhsa ~ Sanul
Ms,ss,s' Gsssrsl Debility. lnpoi'nsy etc, arc rsf;oty
"AQtt roHvr," and hrugg back The "lcuthhl ViEcr u
uutp wno have DESTROYED by sciual eIctiitf OF Cvg
rflctitu u nom tNu ip seven Vtekf time TAlt rsmo
~, xhlgh hab5s used by Df nlhalual ~ hs rrl
,s.c practice Nr over tlrl ytls wgf never known B.
fan M curing tu HOts1 CASKS. IL gives vita M 49,
impari energy uith wonderful effect H. those ddlglsrc
msn Nho feel v,shnei beyond thut years. lsUvl.'r
Auug properties an f,t % onc,. Young Iutu sufcfng
rom iho consequences II that dTtaaiuy tts.Tltgyf
htbt " Stf Abuse 5.n uIc It medicine With ts ai.us
aIics " spssdy and rtgNAfTAr tufc. The fstgf,.
gllnt ttrutsh I'D tsicy Ofsn.riia 81 once, a. taos
dfeyt.' 90 As parts selected 20 soothing and blsiur
TOMS and ,rlNyur 'o che ~Hvsf tsl.lft' y,sic'ts
aud uf.ihsd ll - iuptiats poser and TONE ard -
rotins them o. theIr riursl Ustr ihy same NJ " nc
nsnsful habit had never teen i.1u'-,d 200. The lrgrA
dsn's ue simple prnductou7 90 rtuHc--tsfkf, ~ e.
: ~ ~, snd srsa specific m us Hlo,, d's,ss,t
oF'tf'cf, flVo h1lart, sent Hf4 ffI d.rfctlout,t
q any address. Fcf'i'e D-'r fy ~ G. A Rahsrnan
Eiiahlls1td Boz lSF.
OF d. ns Trcaass on Special Diicssss" vhiea
gNt Nlgtr dr'ipsston liiI nature sywpilUs, ntzui
~ eurt etc, Of SYPHILIS, SEMINAL WEAkNf.ss
E, sent Iue 20 apy aid,ss upJn tccgi afors itainp.
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The Mirrcr

ss no tiatteref. Would you
make it ten a sweeter tsles
Msgrcss Balm Is thec hssn
er that Utmost cheats the
looking-eIass,
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Mr., r. l. Andrews will manage the bust
ness for the new irm OF Crutcher 4 Harri-
son, and asks the continued patronage OF
the public, ipgl. n
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Is pronounced by scores of ply
means, and thousands of people
VI AVE used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, DyS-
PEI ia, Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Loss of Flesh, Lung Com
plants, Female Weakness, Gas
tho Irr.tabihty, Nervousness,
GaIlTial Fever and many other
diseases where toniCS are oquired
differing essentially ON all
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GAN JONES-W WACO ENAMINEKCON.
- tanning fun reports each sermon sent
post-frce during services In Waco for Soc.
BARLOW 4 CRAvENs. ieg3-5t
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLL AIRS
Or. RiChau's Golden Remedies

For any case OF the following diseases
whi' the medical faculty have pro-
nounced incurable that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26

EOR sALE-CHEAP AND On EASY
i terms fhrgr ~ tbe finest cottages iu the
quiTe at the Eclipse lumber Gard
mayl23u.O r.. 81. pACT.
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UAINl VI IN J
~ We have for sale, at "A reasonable price
and ON easy terms, teact OF land contain.
inr hah acres, situated about miles SOUTH
east OF the court house, just outside nf the
house and adjoining Major Eakin's land
that isa desirable location fora dairy or
market garden We would advise parties
who desire 70 purchase such tract To call
early rs tho owner cuntempiates sub.
dividing II Into smaller tracts in a fe 9
days. MURPHY 4 BoLANK, Real Estate
Agents, 100 Main street. Jun20-iw'
A y uNENAMPLED OFFER-WE OF
"A fer,as elsewhere stated IN this column.
- lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly pay-
ments and long time, We will give prices
on these lots unequaled anywhere In Dali
mayS-ti
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NOTICE JOHN r. GkANtATKY
~ has reno y corner Mggen and
Brya streets, where he ht, opened
aprivate buardi mouse over, TAI x new
" furnished; prlt 'strAnnpble le2l-5t
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SIMON \. JONES
Manager, Louisville, Ky.
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So ROCHESTER,, June l, lSS2-"Ten
years ago was attacked with the
most intense and deathly pains in my
back and
Kidnavs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
GUIDE ROCK

Mr. Hagan has his nursery about
completed. He has trimmed his grove
up neatly and will soon have . place
which will be an ornament to oul
town
The cheese factory Of Lutz & Downey
started up April Is. making three large
cheeses as . beginning.
The bridge is done and the mrs
crossing VA made on Saturday last.
Our echool opened on Monday with
. good attendance, J Bailey a. princi
pal. -,
Rev Geo H Brown called out . full
house on Sunday last TO hear n o
his excellent sermons.
r n Shuiaris sale was we'll attended
Things sold high.
All the prominent places Of business
are being treated 10 . fresh coat u
paint.
A NJ Talbot is building an addition
to his store.
The firm of Berg 4 Mcclure have
dissolved, Mr. Berg retiring and III
Hil,On taking bis place.
Considerable shipping 10 being done
here this spring. TRixrE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
BLUL HILL

What about the water works!
G. Weigman lost . valuable horse
Sunday. Fast driving was the cause
II Bentley, of Red Cloud, was IN
orr city Tuesday.
Our base ball boys n getting 70 The
front in good shape.
Several runawsys last week.
Deed Atkinson, Of Red Cloud, VA
here visiting with the boys last week
Vim Sidden, who arrived recent,
from Illinois, has started a restaurant
in the old q A X stand. We wish him
the best of success.
Our lost jeweler has returned, bu'
how long he will remain time car onl,
tell.
Mrs Koehler departed on Thursda!
morning tor her old home in LeAaEs
Iowa, on q v1e1t-
Quite an excitement was created las
week BY . prainc Gre south Of town
and only BY great exertion vas il KEEP
from burning several residences.
A man VA arrested and lodged IL
the cooler Tuesday for gambling. w
hope that he and al Others OF . hk'
character will meet . deserved fate.
Axox.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
Z

Windy.
Farmers blowing tor corn is the or
der Of the day.
James Lockhart sits in An elegan'
shape in his new buggy.
The Rev. McMeekin preached ar
able sermon at the Catherton schoo
house.
Miss AIDA futile is teaching st Cath
ert0n.
Will not Q man loose more than hs
will gain in business when he will no
rectify . mistake made upon his par
Jerry MarpoIe Of Gibbon college VA
visiting at G p Gathers last week.
Mr. and Mn. Isaac LAwley was visit
ing Mr. Morris At Bile Hill.
John McCAllum team run away
with a pillow and made things loot
lively for awhile.
We want . good Temperance lecturer
here. PkAsIo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

Blow ye winds!
We have hsd plenty OF rain.
Prairie FIRE recently, but no damage
to speak Of -.
One Of Mr. Monia's little boys fell
accidently On the hot stove and VA
seriously burned.
Farmers and stockmen should b<
careful how they do business. and by
90 doing they would saw themselves
considerable trouble and no small ex'
pense.
John Monsoon has . contract 10,
braking IS acres Of prairie for parties
near Nelson.
The B & NJ have had q number q
mer east of Guide Rock. raising track
and putting in rock ballast. The com
pany aims to get this portion Of the
track above high water mark.
MIKE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

Last week we announced the pur'
chase by Mr.. Chss. Wiener Of the LOT
adjacent 70 The fnss National Bank,
on which he il about 70 commence the
erection Of . Ene brick building. This
week Nesars NorhArt 4 Fulton, the
enterprising hardware dealers. have
purchased the lot adjoining the Red
Cloud National Bank building on The
north. At present occupied BY the store
OF Vim Letson. We understand the
building occupied by Mr.. Leson 10 to
be moved acsoss the street on the Va
cant lot north Of Parkes Bros. boot
and shoe emporium. n soon a. posi-.
bic, meanwhile Morhart 4 Fulton are
burning the midnight oil ~ various
plans and specifications. and propose
to commence at An early date the
building Of . mammoth brick edifce
on their recently acquired site. NIB.
F. Mizer and Mr. T j Moeher haye also
been seized with the brick mania, as
well a. 4 number Of others Of our
prominent business men, from which
tangible brick results may be expect
ed soon. THE CHIEF has planted q
little brick in the ash pile and hndly
hopes some day to see il, developed in
to . full grown brick block with plate
glass trimmings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The farmers feel happy over the nice
rair.
We hear that Katie Merrill had .
bad accident the other evening while
getting ready 70 90 TO meeting. She
fell aud broke the iamp,knockingt three
teeth ont and infiiciipg . painful cut
on the chin. She did not so 10 meeting
The Sunday-school Is prosperinS
finely, % also are the prsyer meetings.
under the leadership Of W B Lewis.
EiGar HAWK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

Blow, re gentle winds-
I Farmers are busy piowlnS TOT corn
One a our vealthiess farmers ha1
MOI vt gathered hs Last years crop Of
corn.
one of the Bloc Hill boys came TO
Batin on the lcfh. 60 see hrs nr re
euppose. and while driving homswaTd
met with an accident The team ran
avay. leaving the young man ~ me
roaiaide. ePtxsrn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

FOR some DAYS past seSeraA OF our
citizens have been at work towards
perfecting plans to incorporating the
Homestead Loan and Building ASCOT
alton, and 30 far have been successful
and have filed the articles of incorpor.
alton with the county clerk. These
institutions are in operation in many
Of the f%ourishing towns in the state,
and have been a source of great bsne-
fit to the poor man with limited means
in aiding them to build and own their
houses for about the same amount per
month rs it usually costs for rent, thus
enabling every man TO get a home for
himselfand family, rs the society loans
money to the borrower on good securi-
ty, allowing him to pay it back in small
amounts monthly. In order to do this
borrower must be a stakeholder. The
shares will probably be 5000 in number
and of 800 denomination making the
capital stock of 100000, divided into
two series of $25O,OOO each. The stock
holder will only be compelled to pay
on his shares the sum OF fifty cents
each per month, making it compare
lively easy for any one to subscribe
from FIVE to ten shares OF the CAPT tai
stock until the shares Of the institution
become worth 500 each. which it is
estimated will be in about from seven
to nine years. The above is ebout the
usual plan that these associations are
worked upon, and the Red Cloud one
will follow in the wake Of others that
have been organized in different parts
of Nebraska. We car say this, that
the association will be a great benefit
to the borrower as we'll - to the non
borrower, and The CHEF feels san-
gulne that the benefits derived from
the association will be of lasting dura-
ton to Red Cloud, and highly sppreci-
ated by the people and especially -
those directly concerned in the same.
The books will be opened for subscrip-
ton of stock within . few days. and
from indications the shares will be
readily subscribed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
Going out of Business

Going out OF BUSINESS
On account of continued i'll health
I am compelled to quit active business
and will begin at once TO close out my
entire stock. Goods must be sold. Tins
will be . rare chance to buy new and
desirable goods. wv. LEToON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
BRICKl BRICK

Contractors wishing to obtain brick
for early use this season Of us wouid
do well to call soon and make their
arrangements, - We expect to com
meuce next week, and We are ready
70 contract any day on ~ good terms
a. at any other time Of the season.
S7.2t, W. H: LUDLOW 4 Sos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The Chicago store. Rtvereo0.
The Chicago Store, Rlverton, Ne
braska. has Just received their new
spring stock, which is the largest IN
Franklin county. They are making
greater inducements this year than ever
TO get your trade. 3S-2w q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
For Sale !

A good farm of l6O well improved,
house, barn, wells &c, 10 acres cuita-
waited, nine miles Of Red Clou1. Inquire
at farm or address me at Red Cloud.
36-6 RoBf. ROWxDo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

IwIrL take in Q limited numhe1 a
catals for the season, with NY haed q
sscts per month Good naaes. hssda.
and water bat no responsibility ncnr-
nl RocHRoEI EpwAKA, C4therton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

/. Chas. r. Bessie will take COWS to
pasture for $l.OO per month 1t the
-Home Farm" See him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

! have received Rochester made
Ladies' shoes, also the Walker Shoes
which are the best manufactured goods
in the United States / viii warrant
every pair perfect OK no sale. Try
them. As 0A1SH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

The undenigued has . 6ne span q
Of Norman brood mares for sa1A Wall
eel one o. boeh. Raxt eash. balance
on time. Residence three miles eat
Amboy road. IP. RIM
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

have the Walker boots and shoes
and will give you wArfanty
on vvery uair you buy. Try them
s NARskA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
The Old Fair Grounds at Auction,
May "a.

The Webster County Agricultural
Society have determined to sell the old
fair grounds lying east of the city. en-
bracing some 20 acres, at public auc-
ton ON May %. This will certainly be
o bonanza tor some man 70 get . good
piece Of land on easy terms. Don't
forget the date. May %. 1914
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24
OOWLI0

Sufe and . pleasant day 70 you III.
editor.
Raining today.
Grass will grow.
Hall one night last week. Covered
the ground one inch.
spring wheat and oats are shovlnE
M above the ground
Stock men are beginning 70 look Ju-
bilant.
Planting corn viii soon Be The order
Of the day.
il y Q dandy.
Mr. 7 Paul has opened apa ressau-
/ rant
Curfnan's new hoose showed up. MI
| Hurd and Pratt aTe doing the WORK.
| District Is 10 70 be coogEatuiAied on
securing the services Il 0is Nellie
| Arnold - teacher.
Birds are singing.
| April showers look out 5oe the beau
| tifui Nay noven-
| Why cannot Coshs have eiass n
yocal music. Will some o OsEauk1<
a clan Whist cay you Ar Springer
Mr. Hove hAd the miaogsune r
loose hin vsIl sugur IS feA unde'
ground
travelling artist v.s IN Cosls. IL
{ her day. 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

people WHO jC8SC VIC Ney Va WIZ AosO
friends visiting with them to report
the same to our Office. or by dropping
the zane into the post Office on . pos
tai card to Us. Such favors will be
thankfully received by THE CsIEF.
OHE day this week We had the pleas
ure of meeting Mr.. Jacob Severns, OF
Ohio, who recently purchased z N
shular's firm near Guide Rock. Mr.,
Severns is Q pleasant gentleman, and
The CHIEF welcomes him and family
to Webster county, feeling assured
tina. they viii never regret thatthey de
| cided to locate among us in the garden
spot of the west.
Dox'r forget that among the
Breakers" will be played at tho rini
ON the 3oth. The proceeds of this en-
tertainment will be used to seat the
| Episcopal church. This il . worthy
csuse and raE CHIEF hopes the psopl'
viii patronise it literally. Il 10
beautiful drama, and our young folk
are doing their level best TO produc'
it in good style.
HosroeD 4 Youxe Z getting to tn
front with their chicken hatcher. III
boys are constantly improving theil
place, and expect to have . good mum
Der Of young chicks 70 place on the
market in due season. they are ais
making . specially Of fine grade Ply
mouth Rock poultry. They are als
getting ordsn for egg from these hen
! from all parts Of tbs country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-24

bitten. p. S.-This is not . patent
medicine ad.
The following mathematical prob
lem has been puzzling the brains of
the city mathematicians for several
days past The 6nt peson outside OF
Red Cloud sending the correct answer
and solution Of the same to p. Brad.
brook, the 4th Avenue photographer,
will receive . beautiful chrome: II q
hen and ! lays An egg and ] in q day
and !. how many hens viii it take to
lay loo eggs in 50 days.
SUyFLowER FANNIE, chief engineei
of the 4th Avenue bagnio, has gone
east. Dame Rumor has it that Bea.
uice will be her future stamping
ground. Her fitting" was stopped
enrouse to the depot by . minion o
the law, armed With . VII. at attach.
ment and . sbeer hill. A deposit O
filthy lucre equivalent in value TO ths
amount Of the beer bill and the cost,
Of attachment released the gentle Fan
mics goods and away they went
Mr. LoPElAx. Cur new nursery ma,
10 nov making extensive preparations
for his future work. He has come
thing like $1,000 treea. shrubs, etc, se
ont u various varieties, and will soos
hare an industry built up in this lin
that viii be worthy Of beng put dow,
among the worthy and successful en-
terpsises Of Red Cloud Nay he ere
Be successful i our vish. The io6ua
} Try 10 certainly one that should b
highly Appreciated in this part Of \,
bsaska.
The state journal., 1885-01-17
PITTSBURG.
Brilliant Wedding and Handsome
Decorations-Other News.

Special Correspondence
PITTsBURG, Jan. Ia.
The wedding Of Mrs. Matte Bell
and George Holmes, of which l gave
you a short notice in my last letter,
was quite success. The house was
brilliantly Illuminated and the inte-
rior profusely decorated. Over two
hundred invitations were out and
were responded to by about seventy
five couples. The ceremony was to
come off at eight o'clock, but the
bride and groom decided to take
time by the forelock and stood up at
q quarter of eight. The reception
was strictly a full dress affair, and
the bright attire of the ladies was set
off by the black dress suits OF the
gentlemen. The bride was attired
in green brocade velvet satin with
delaine pleatings on the skirt; orna-
ments, diamonds. Among the guests
were Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs. McCollum,
Mrs. Bagley, Mrs. Annie Johnson,
Mrs. Kate Woodson, Mrs. Ware,
Mr. and Mrs. John Turpey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gruder, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Miss
Annie Gibson and sister, Miss Annie
Burk, Miss Annie johnson, and
many others,
The select party given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Jones, on Roberts
street, on Tuesday, January Is, was
quite success, and the young people
enjoyed it immensely.
Mrs. G. w. Berry, of Braddock,
presented her husband with an ele-
giant Christmas present in the shape
of a fifteen pound boy Here's our
regards, George.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs.
Maria Powell, of Williamsburg, who
has been sick since her retnru from
Harrisburg, is about again.
The state journal., 1885-01-17
The Question Settled.

Eight years ago ]. Milton Turner,
colored, Minister from the Republic
of Liberia to the United States, tele-
graphed from Washington to the
Astor House, New York, for suite
of rooms. They were reserved tor
him, but when, on his arrival, the
proprietors discovered that he was a
black man, he was refused accommo-
dations. lie brought suit under the
civil rights law and the other day the
case was dismissed under the decision
of the United States supreme court
declaring the law unconstitutional.
This removes all redress from colored
men who are refused admission to
hotels.