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SPEER's "STAHDARD WINE BITrERs."-Beipg
mildly stimulating. diaph orec, diuretIc and bened
csl In affections OF the Kidneys OF the best toncs
ever offered to the public Their beneficial effScts in
cases OF debility and chronic are unsurpassed
by any ever before sold. Try them and you will be
convinced. For sale by Druggists.
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MARRIED.

MONTY 26 1868, by the Rev.
Or. o'Hara, MICHAEL +. MCINTYRE to Miss
KATE A. KANE
NUNES-BWEENY.-On Tuesday evening, March
3d. 1869, at 1T. Mary's Church, By the Rev. Father
Strobei, HORATlO NUNES, of DuQuoin, ILL.,, 70 Miss
RRIDGETTA SWEEN Y, of this city.
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JHwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy. No. IL South
Second street, the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine jewelry and slverware la the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real, pure arti
Gle furnished At price which cannot be equalled
He also has q large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit 70
his store 10 sure to result In pleasure and profit.
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TOMORROW is Saturday, and will be almost repe-
tition OF opening day at Oak Hall, because OF the
grand rush the people always make on the last day
OF the week for new SUNDAY clothes"
The house will be open from early morning Till
late night, and little army Of statesmen will be In
attendance to give prompt aud polite attention to all
customers Be sure you test their prices and the
quality of their clothiBR before you conclude your
puI Ichases anywhere
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CHEsTERFIELD COATS,
All Varieties.
MORNING AND EVENING COATS,
ALI Varieties.
SPRING OvERCoATs,
All Varieties.
AT CHARLES STOKES e. CO.'S,
Continental Hotel Building.
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The City Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Meyerbeer's
grand opera of Le Prophete will be produced
this evening, with new costumes, scenery, ac-
foiiowt. :"Fides." Madame La Grange; "Bere
Boetti; "Count Oberthal, Herr Formes; ''Jonas,"
Herr Habelmann; "Mataisen," signor Barii;
Mile Wesmael and Mile zaccoli win be- intro.
duced. To morrow evening lie PTophete will be
The first grand matinee Will be given to-
Miss Kellogg in the role OF "Msrgueriie.i WY"
AT THE ARCH Shakespeare's comedy of
It0eyth Might will be performed this evening
Tor the last time this season.
TO morrow Mr.. Adam Everly will have a
oemedy Of Hepng LANDS w be- sS9 sae
A handsome testimonial prepared by some OF
MT Eyerlys peGsonst n rP and professional friends.
Everly is an accomplished actor heartily in
love with his art and we hope that the
On Monday Roberlson's new comedy of
School will be produced;
will have benefit this evening. The drama of
Mriam'S Crime and the burlesque of L1ion will
be pei formed. matinee TO morrow.
Ar THE CHESTNUT the burlesqus OF the Field of
Me Cloth Of Gold will be performed this evening.
AT: THE THEATRE CoMIoUE Mr. and Mrs.
Madison Obrey will give one OF their enter tain
ing and popular musical performances this
AT THE AMERICAN the Arabs win appear this
evening. A matinee to, morrow. morrow; v,,u nor,orr,
at Musical Fund Hall to morrow afternoon.
OPERA BoUFFE-The grand opera perform
anoea now in progress at the Academy OF Music
will be followed by series of opera botsUe OF
ten nights and two matinees. by Grau's troupe
Offenbachs operas of GeneUteUe de Br0bant,
Bofbe BLeue, La Grande DucheSse and La We
PariSfenne will be produced also Lecocq s
opera ef FletT de The, and Herves opera of
L'CEYL CreUe. Mr.. Grau will open on April Ii,
and as most OF the works Ia his repertoire have
never been produced In this city, he will doubt
less attract large and appreciative audiences.
BUSINESS CHANGEs.-The last ten, or even
the last i've. years have seen more rapid and
more extensive changes in business locations
than any other period since the foundation OF the
city The wholesale establishments have to a
great extent monopolized Market street, and
are threatening the rear OF the retailers, who
arc rapidly pushing their advanced lines up
Chestnut street. TO the dismay OF the old resi-
dents beyond Broad street, who ten years age
fancied themselves secure against any intru.
sion. One of the most extensive Market street
establishments is the great Clothing House OF
John Wanamaker, at the corner of Sixth
atreet. This house is about to make q move
fhat will mark new era In the business o.
PhilRdeIrhia, In olden times trade had habit
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

SECRETARY robson has been to
sea. lie. together with x-admiral>
Borie and Wells recently took an ex-
cursiOn on the little steamer Pilot Boy
and succeeded in grounding on sand
bar near the city Of Trenton. a little
incident springing out of the necessi
ties Of the occasion, illustrative Of ;h(
natural nauticalness of New Jersey.
favOrlte son, 3" is thus noted by the
Trenton Union .Sentnd.
While Admiral Robson vas, viii
pantaloons rolled up, wading about The
stern of the steamer, the tide being
out, he discovered the ruddcr rising
out an inch or two above the water
lie gazed at ii few minutes with an
anxious and puzzled look, when the
doubt suddenly left his bronzed and
weather beaten countenance, and, call
ing the attention of ex-Admral Borie
to the circumstance he exclaimed
"D-n my starboard, topgalant fore.
castle midship, if the steamer has n
run aground upon the upright edge OF
long, thick plank -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
A FAILURE.

Under the above caption the Val
paraiso jideHe, has an article
which is intended to reflect equally on
all political parties, but which, from
the position rcpublicanism has occu-
pied for the past eight years, is severe
criticism on the party ia power. The
editor ofthe IIideHe, \. GURNEY ESQ
was prominent candidate before the
republican congressional convention
that nominated Gen. PACKARD and one
whose utierances doubtless reflect the
feelings of his OWE party. What does
the editor mean BY the last two sem
tences Of Lis article? i he follower
of tho Impcria1ist, and does he believe
that The Empire is Peace? lie
says:
Our political system is failure. Do
not misunderstood us. We believe
that the government of the people BY
the people is the best form of govern
ment yet devised on earth, but what
we say is, that the political system of
governing by the aid of parties is
miserable failure, which, if not aban-
doned soon, Will whelm this country
in ruins Political charlatans buy and
sell our dearest franchises. Scheming
rings, in and out of Office, eat up the
resources Of the nation. To these
rings party triumphs go for nought.
Men of both parties are confederate in
vast system Of complicated rascality
II you defeat the Republican party to
get rid OF corrupt ring, you find you
have only given prominence to another
partner in the stupeDduous conspiracy
that stretches its rings Until they en-
circle our whole nation and cast a shad-
ow upon every interest Some means
must be devised too put stop to this
Our Liberty itself is in danger. The
politicians as a class are the mere tools |
of men who. under the forms Of our
political system, have established over
our heads most atrocious despotism. !
The nation is waking. the FULLEST ear
Is catching the sound Of warning, the |
blInde>t eyes begin to see clouds that /
hang in our horizon. The end must
come soon.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

HE recent conservative victory 10
Virginia. has caused sundry radical
ears to tlngle in an unr leasant manner
Poor Ulyss resembles the man who
had the bull by the horns,-he don't
know whether it is a good thing or not
Grants friends and advisers have
been Jealous advocates for the Wells
party while the Walker men claim to
be supporters of Grants administra-
ton, aud the chairmen Of the Walker
Central Committee sent L. s. a con-
gratulatory despatch on the result Of
the election. If he rejoices with the
Walker men, be offends the bie-wigs
in the Cabinet an i other friends if he
sympathlzes with the defeated party,
lie will estrapge the victorious side
tlyss'. most appropriate study would
be How not to do it,"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

THE democrats Of Ohio have nom
mated Gen. Rosecrans as their eau.
dida,e for governor of that State
again demonstrating the fact that any
one who had been soldier during
the war for the suppression of the re-
beillon, must AT Nome time during that
war have proved himself failure In
order 20 find favor at their hands
Farsaw Mdimiaa.
According to this rule we shall not
be surprised to hear that TIE perlidou.
democracy of Warsaw have nominated
the gallant editor of the hpIiaaian 70,
some Office within the gift of tn,
people.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

LEGAL ADVERT'S.
PROPOSALS
F0R BRICK FOR THE
MARSHALL CO.
COU kT HOUSE.

CE'LED PROPOSALS for I,500.0OO
'rick. in lots Of not less than 300 .0D0
wi be r ceIved by the bull ling committee
to b. ned at the Office of A G. CaprOn in
Plymouth, on
Saturday. .July 81. 1869.
at 10 o'clock Il m. Parties submittin. propos-
ais must be prepared to furnish security to
the satisfaction of the Committee .or the
prompt fluff lment Of their contracts. The
committee reserve the right to reject any or
all OF the brick should the same not IN eet
their approval. For furtl er particular. sec
the specihc tions on file at the Office of A. G.
CaproL, Plymouth. Ind
JOHN. G. CUSHMnN.
A. G. CAPRON.
JOHNSON BROWNLEE
Building Committee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

SHERIFF'S SALE

Bv virtue o an order of sa lc and decree
of foreclosure OF mortgage issued ont of G
office of the cer Oi the MARSHALL common
pleas court. in favor of Andrew Short and
against Samuel Jacobs and Ahgsi jacobs. to
me directed. vii offer for sale at public
au6 ton on
So'ur'ny. fafmt 7 - 9
between the hours of 10 o'c "ck A. n and 4
O'Clock p m, ar the court hrn>e tonr in
Plym nth. marshall county. Indians. ~ thu
law ircctS. the following describe al es
tatc tto-wtl:
The northeast quarter Of the south west
quarter and also twenty 20) acres ntf of ha
south end OF he north west qnar.er OF the
south west quarter # scclicn ~; hr[sl in
township thirt, three f33 north of RI ec
,our "a; east. contaiLi n" SIKH acres more o.
Tess. situated in Marshall c.un'v. and state
of Indiana, tn the In. hest bidder for cash
without regard 4" aprraisment laws, subject
10 redemption.
As DAVID HOW Sheriff W. G.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

ruin calling for help and groaning with
pain. An axe was got. and one or two
were actually chopped out Of their i'm
prisonment. Most Of the pass gers
in this car were killed and their bodies
consumed or injured l should think
there were sixteen or seventeen persons
in the front end of this car, and |
think but two taken out. | do not
think there was person killed by the
smash. but all the deaths were from
burning
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
ORsE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

We have la,cIv been shown the formula from
Which these Pin, are prepared aud from this ant
our experience IN the use of them, can honestly
pron unae them a good safe and reliable medi
cine Being entirely free from all poisonous en-
oredients they can be safely used while preform
i'm the active duties of life. We would advise al
20 use them. and by "A fair trial you can a
once The benefit derived IRON them Use Morse,
Indian Root Pills in all case of Billiousness
Headache. Female Irregularities, Liver Com
pla,uts re. Sold by all Dvslcrs. ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

THE editors of the Xth district are
to assemble in grand coDclave some
time soon. IF no great amount OF
good is accomplished, still the knights
Of the quill will have had a pleasant
time, and one which will have tended
toward the establishm ent of more
friendly relations among them. Why
cannot we ofthe &ith follow in the
wake of SO good an example?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

Twelve miles west of Cedar CITY we
strike the end of the grade Of the In
ion Pacific, and also Of the graph
lines. Every night the progress f the
road and wres is telegraThed back.
The way This is done, small machine
is attached to the end IF The wire. COW
erod with small she'd about the size
ola dog kennel. rh;ch shelters the
operator from the inrlemncicS nf the
weather and he result telegraphed
hack In the morning the machine is
detached. the end fastened to the next
pule and carried an and ;he process Is
repeated again the next night This
mode has been used bv both companies
and thus the pc 'ple of the Atlantic
and Pacific states are kept continually
acquainted with the nrogress Of both
roads unto the lateSt date.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

ENAECUTkiX ALE,-Nolice is hereby
Hsiven that tn undersigned cXccutrlx
of The last will of Grove O. Pomeroy,
diseased will offer for sale nj public cut
cry. at the late residence of the tcStater,
in Ccrter township, Marshall CO., Ind. on
SATURDAY, JULY pa, 1869,
the personal property ofthe estate con
sistIng of horses, COWS, mower and reaper
thrcshing machine. young cattle, farming
Implements, &c, Sale To commence at
10 o'clock II. m.
Terms, SIMS ofthree dollars and under,
cash i'm hand, over three do lars, a credit
of nine months will be given, the pur
chaser giving note mt interest, waving
valu ton or appraisment LAWS, with good
security.
MARGARET POMEROY. Exscurix.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
La PORTE IHRESHING MACHINES
Pittsburgh. Ft. Waync& Chi
Ca2O Railway.

On and after April &c, 1868 Trains wIllleave
Stations lilly. (Sundays excepted rs follows:
Train leavingChicagO at go i. NJ. leaves daily
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2.19 p. NJ, leaves
day.l
TRAINS GOING U-EST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
STATEMENT OF d. WENTWORTH (oN
OF TIE INJURED },

81 was in the smoking car sitting in
an inclined position in "a seat with a
stranger. The two seats opened oppo-
site to each other. Only ten minutes
before the accident something told me
to take my limbs down from the oppo-
site seat, which | did Hardly ten
minutes had elapsed before the awful
crash came, and it seemed as though
the car was eTammed into space not
ten feet long the baggage car coming
into it like telescope sliding into it,
barrel. | was pinned 10y the seats
holding me by the chest. but struggled
and released myself, jumping through
the window. | called 10 the stranger
who was with me, and got back through
the window 20 render assistance, but
was compelled to get out as the Cal
was rapidly burning. | heard the lit
tie children scream NJ for their moth.
or, aud the passengers who were in the
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
PPINCYPiL DEPOT
L RAHTER & CO., No. 6, Front ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

Recommended by Elk. Gov. David r.
ortcr, OF PENNSYLVANIA, Hon. Robert j..
Fisher, Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Hon.
Joel b. Damn r, Hon. VIM. McSherrv, and
others, of Pennsylvania. Sold by Drug
gists and dealers everywhere. (39-ly(
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

&C. e. 4. l.. k. ak. Time Table.
To take effect on Monday, May 81
/ l96g mt 40 4 NJ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
STATE OF lNDlANAI
NxRsuAII Corvry


MARSHALL COUNTY.
I'm Common Pleas Court. November term
1869.
Preston " Green
vs Divorce.
Anna Green
The plaintiff in the ab,ve entitled
cause, by his attorney. has filed in my
Office his complaint against The defend
ant, anil il appearing nv the aff anvil at a
competent pers N that The def. nlani An-
M ;rcen /, a non resident o! the
state of Indiana, she is therefore rcby
notified ofthc pcndrncy of said complaint
against her. AMI unless she appear and
answer or demur thereto ut I e calling of
said cause On the second day of the
next term of said court, to be begun and
held at the court house in the town of
Plymouth on the lst Monday of November
1869 said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged will
he heard and determined i'm her al sonce.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clark.
By o. p. kLINGER, Deputy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

New York has an association for the
encouragement Of POOR authors
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
SHERIiF'S SALE.

Rv viltup of an order of sale ald n decree
81 foreclosure If mori"aec is>'u.d out of n 9
office at the clerk of MARSHALL common ple -
count, in av"r of Charles r.. Bnwm II. AMI
against Alexander 10, re Mary joyce Byron
w Mnrehous". ami john iIindel. to me III
ecte!, Will offer for sale al public anction on
S,tu,d~y lwgasf :, Lea
be'w en the hours pr 10 O'Clock m and 4
o'clock p m. AT the court house dor in
Plymouth. Marshall county Indi n. a. the
law directs, the tOllow.I z described real es-
tase, to wit:
Lot number three and four g ,ndH. in
Group 4 Coars second addition to the village
Of Pearson, ille now called lnwood. also be-
ginning at the southeast corner of Group &
Coars second addition to the village OF Pear
sonvile, now called Inwood. running thence
east one hundred and twenty (I20) feet,
thence north sixty FIVE Ct3) feet thence west
one hundred an twenty 800 feet to the
east line o. said addition. thence south Oh said
line siAtv-tve (63 feet to the place o. be-
ginning, situated in Marshall county, Indi-
aha, IL the highest bidder for cash without
regard to apt,ra isment Laws. subject 20 ,e-
demptIon.
DAVID HOW Sheriff VI. C..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
DAVID HOW Sheriff VI. C.
SssERtFF'S SAFE.

BY virtue of an order of sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure of mortgage issued
out of the office of the clerk or the Mar
shall circuit court in favor Of Robert
Schroeder and against Arson W Place
and Elizabeth Place, 10 me direct cd, viii
offer for sale, ut public auction, on
SATURDAY. July 81. 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock n IN and
o'clock p H. at the court Louise door in
Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, as
the law directs, the follow ing described
real estate. tn-wil:
The south half of the north east fra {
lionai qHarter of section ten Q0) Michi
gan road lands, east of the Michigan road
containing one hundred and fifty-seven
Q5') acres, more or less situated in Mar
shall county, Indiana to the highest bid
der for cash, without regard to appraise
ment laws, subject 10 redemption.
A DAVID HOW. Sheriff VI C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
.HERIFF'S SALE.

Rv virtue of an order Of sale and decree
Of force oSnre of :nortg &c issued out of the
office OF the clerk OF the Marshall common
pie, court. In favor o. Elizabeth VI. Con
king and gaiI st Lewclla : Ccnklny and
Lewella NJ. Conkhng, to NE directed, | will
oher Tor safe at public auction an
Saturday. AuquA 7. 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 9. m and 4 o.
clock p. m. nj the court house door in PIvm-
omit MIr-hall county, lniiana. as the law
directs. III. following described zeal estate,
to-wit):
The south west quarter of the northwest
quarter, 81 Section IL in tow. ship So. north
IL range on" east. Containing fity nine { SO }
acres more or less, also Forty one AL acres
at. Ofthe nnrth s'd,' of the south west quarter
or said lection i9.in tn. same town and range
containing in all one hundred acres. in Mar
shall county, lniiana. 10 the highest bidder
Tor ci>h. subject to appraiSment and redemp-
ton
A. DAVID row Sheriff VI C.
MANITAU VALLEY DRAtNING Cow AY-ELEC-
TON NOT Ca me ting of the members OF the
Manitau alley Drainin, Company will be held
at tiic Court House. Knox Stark County. Indi-
ara Oh Saturday, the 21>r day of August lSG9 be-
tween the hours one and >ix O'Clock y. m For
tn, purpose OF elcctng directors OF said company.
anu Tr the transaction OF such other business OF
the company shall BE- brought before the meet
ing.
JOHN GOOD. JOSEPH SHAW. MERRITT
HORN tR, f}iO>. HOT otto
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
ENXECUTKIX LE,-NoIicc is hereby
~ riven that til undersigned cxcculrly

Trains run daily, Sundays exccplcd.
C.W BRADLEY. Superintendent
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

PATEsiT 7EDiE.SSES
HE GREAT
ZING 4 RI BIT Frs,
4 SAFE BLOOD PURIFIER,
Il SPLENDID TONIC.
4 PLEASANT BETGRAGF,
4 CERTAIN CCRE
PREVENTIVE OF DISEASE.
scription of the celebrated Egyptian physician. r.
Cheop-rs who. after years OF trial and Experiment.
discover d the y .FF-j ifrhthc most rama rlSa BILE
vegetable production the earth perhaps has ever
yicldcd-certany the most effective in the cure ol
disease. II. i'm combination with the other vaIua-
BILE properties of which the ZiDgari Btters are
composed, Will cure
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Bilious
Fever, Collie Colds, Bronchitis,
CONSERVATION in it, First Sta
yes, Flatulency Nervous
Debility, Female
Complaints,
Rheum al il SIN,
Dysente,y, Acute
and Chronic Diarrhoa.
Cholera Morbus. Cholera, Ty-
plus Fever. Yellow Fever, Scrof-
ula. Diseases of the Kidneys, Habitual
Costivenes, &c.
In the prevention and cure or the above diseases
it has never been known 10 fail. as thousands OF
our most prominent citizens throughout all parts
of the country will testify. Let the afflicted send
for circulars containing testimonials and ceriih-
Gates Of those who have been cured after their ca
ses have been pronounced hopeless by our best
phYsician-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

EXPLAIN AToRY.-Go Eskridge
and other friends think our language,
last week, in noticing the burning of
his store, rather reflected upon him; or
at least was liable to a different con-
struction from what we intended. The
Objectionable sentence is as follows:
mo person deprecated Mr.. Eskridge's
action more than we, perhaps" The
article was hastily written just as the
printers were making up the forms.
What we intended to convey was that
we regretted that the Governor had de-
termined TO retain the old building on
so prominent n corner of the town in
stead of erecting fine new block. We
certainly intended no reflection of any
sort on the Governor, as we recognize
the right of any man to do what he
pleases with his own property.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

TEACHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Both, October LIST and End, at the Nor
NAL School building in Emporia.
The teachers of our common schools.
and the friends of popular education,
are invited to take part, and aid in max
ing the Institute profitable. An exam
ination for teachers certificates will be
held the last day. An effort will be
made to accommodate all the members
of the Institute free of charge.
The Normal Faculty will give in
valuable aid in instruction.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

RELIGIoUs.-The Presbyterians are
now occupying the upper story of the
new building of Drs. Trueworthy &
Tandy on Commercial street. Services
every Sabbath at IL o'clock in the morn
ing and 1870 in the evening. Sabbath
school at o'clock a. III. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening. Com
munion the first Sabbath in October,
when members will be received. Hav-
ing a commodious hall, ali are cordially
invited to attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-24

y RELIC.-J. S. McWhorter of this
place, showed us, the other day, a copy
of the Ulster County IN. W Gazette,
dated January 4. 1900. 1t is nearly sew
enty years old, and well preserved. 1t
is dressed in mourning for Washington,
and is almost entirely filled with the
proceedings of Congress and advertise
ments. Such paper would hardly get
n great many subscribers nowadays.
1t is about one-eighth as large as THE
News.