South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-08-04

PEACH Ice CREAM, everybody
likes it, at Bemis'.
NED, u little son of w. A. Nc
Connel's, broke his arm by falling
off a chair Oh last SUNDAY.
Ice CREAM at FALL hours of the
day, as well as in the evenings, at
BemIs'.
A NEW front has made ITS appear
ance il John Boone's Saddler
Shop.
PARTIES and private families sup
Piled with Ice Cream In any guam
Iity ordered, at BenIs'.
W. A. Mcconnell, of this place.
has obtained a situation as Stock
Agent at Columbus on the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Rail
ruad.
FRUIT in abundance on u streets
attest that apples, peaches. pears
and piums will not be scarce on the
tables of Morgan County families
next Winter.
Cur Contemporaries in Marietta,
the Times and Register, would con-
fer a.favor by giving us the credit
for what they e proper to copy
from nj paper instead of giving 1t
TO tho He1a!d.
Hon. W. P. SPRAGUE has our
thanks for full reports census 1860.
Mr.. S%lrdgue's attention to the
wants and needs of newspaper men
IN his District is past all precedent
SIS far as our experience can testify.
JACOB ROLAND, fer many years
back a citizen of tins place, died ut
his home, On Friday night last,
aged almost fftv-nlne years. His
remains we're buried, under the
charge of the Masots, on Sunday,
at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. Mr.. Roland was
well known to all our citizens, and
his funeral was one of the most nu
morously attended ever in Neon
nelsville.
NJ. e. CAMP MEETINo.-The Ii.
L. Church will begin a series of
meetings at the Camp Grounds,
on Jacob Mummey's farm, IN
MeIgsville township, on the Both OF
this month. A business meeting
will be held. on the grounds above
mentioned, on the 10Th of this
month, and all persons having bu-
$1,000, 18th 4ha n ~ N ffao IF A.
engagements vii. please meet them
there at that time.
The Morgan County Medical So
ciesy held a meeting mt DR.. Charles
Robertson's Office, in this place, on
Tuesday. There was a good att
tendance, several essays read,
and several ase were reported and
discussed. The meeting. was an
interesting one, and adjournment
was made until the next Semi-An-
nual meeting, which will be held on
the first Tuesday l n November.
THE Public meeting, held in The
Good Templars' Lodge Room, OF
Malta, On last Friday evening, was
largely attended. The addresses by
Revs. COPYRIGHT and Gather we're
most admirable, and bore no un-
certain meaning. They considered
the war between the liquor vendors
and drinkers and the peace and
welfare of society as lnaugurated,
and they thought that no one could
be upon both sides of the question.
One must be either for or against
the cause.
THE Evansville Courier seems dis
posed to make ue out a liar because
we stated that The man who fell
off one of the bridges in that city
recently was intoxicated. As we
have once before notified the COu-
raer, we will state that our Infor-
relative to The matter came
from y Zanesville citizen. Ii 1t is
not true We are glad of it. But
have stated, and now state, that
Stephen r. Hosmer, of GAINESVILLE,
the Republican candidate for Mem
Der of Board of Public Works, has
been a drinker of intoxicating l:q-
uors as a beverage for twenty years. !
Will the Courier dare say we falsify j
about this? 20