South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-11-24

each subscriber, S1.5O
RAILROAD meeting in Malta to-
morrow evening.
OHIO supports 200 Congregational
Churches.
The Ohio Legislature assemblies
on the first Monday in 1872.
THE first snow of the season fell
here on Wednesday.
WI see, by the Columbus paper,
that Rev. Henry Cooper, of this
place, preached in the Hoge Pres
byterIan Church of that city, on
last Sabbath.
JOHN r. CLEMENTS, of Malta tip +,
was badly gored by a bull one day
last week. His life was probably
saved only by his son driving the an
lmal off with a pItch-fork.
The North Western Relief Com
mittee has accomplished consldera-
BILE in the way of collecting and
sending off money and goods, and
| is continuing its work.
UNrvERsALIsr CHURcH.-Rev. B.
F. Eaton ofsDsyton will preach IN
the U~nI1ersaIist Church next Sum
day at IL O'Clock, A. NJ and 7 P.
NJ. The public are respectfully in
vited. 81
The Baptist Sociable will be held
at Mr.. C. L. Bankers on Thursday
evening, Nov. 30th, Do not permit
Thanksgiving dinners to keep you
away, as a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Oysters served from
seven until no more are wanted.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Cutler mail
carrier, was kicked in the stomach
by one of his horses AZ Chesterfield
on tuesday morning. He is said
to be:in a very precarIous coEdi>
ton. Later intelligence says that
Mr.. Johnson is dead.
E. NJ. STANBEEY has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate
OF the late James A. Mcconnell.
Bond of $40, 900 gwen. Morley Ad-
ans, Robert A. Pinkerton and Thos.
J. Nichols have been appointed ap>
p~raise-s, and John S. AdaIr, clerk.
1t is probable that the estate will
be settled up Al once.
HIRAM McGRArH is making O
fine show of his mechanism al
Ralph Porter's residence, in Malta
township, in building one of Those
beautiful stairways. which have
been SO universally admired IN hour
ses of his construction on this SIDE
of the river. In point Of fine work
IN his lire. McGrath has no equal in
this locality.
THE Temperance meeting al
Chesterfield. on Tuesday evohing
last, IA very largely attended
Unfortunately, however, the speak
ers, Attorney General Pond and
Revs. Cooper and McGuire, who
were appointed for She occasion
were unable to be present. Rev.
W. II. Mock, of Chesterfield, delrv.
cred a very interesting address, We
are told.
Coupon BONDS, known as the S..
ries, Act of February 25th, 1852,
dated May 1, 1862, numbered as
below, will be paid off at the Treas.
ury of the United States, on or al
ter the first day of December next
tao interest on said bonds ceasIng
on hat day
l to 3O,969, inclusive of $50 each.
III to 43,572, 100 each
l to 4O,0l1, 500 each
l to 74,104, 1000 each
For inrther particulars, enquire
at the First National Bank, of Nc,
Cunnelsville.
JUDGE john s. WAY, of Woods
field, Monroe Comfy, was found
dead in the streets of the above
named place, one morning last
week. He. had been out with /;
party drinking, and started home
about eleven o'clock at night, bId-
ding his companions good night
Not getting home, his wife became
alarmed at his absence, and trav,
ersed the whole town in quest o.
him, but did not find him In thC
morning he was found dead in on,
of the streets, ut a place whore hi,
wife had passed within a few feet
of HIM Ih he- night search Of a f.w
hours before. The scene that fol
lowed his discovery. Is described u
heart rendering in the extreme.
Judge Way was PROBABLY less than
forty years of age, and vas q MAJ
of much above the ordinary in point
of ability, but she DIR am>shop wa'
his ruin, as 1t is of thousands o
others. LESS than two Years age
he was in our Office arguing IN tbs
interest of the lie uor traffic, con
'ending, like our neighbor, che
Herald, that prohrbitory laws were
s~u mptuary.
Thanksgiving.