The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-02-15
STATE AND GENEuI. NEWS.

STATE AND GENEHL NEWS.
y revival is going ON at Winchester, Va,
under the conduct OF the Rev Rr Rosser.
which eXcels in number of converts anv
hing oi tie kind held in the town. From
the Nc'cN We learn the number Of peni-
tents, so Tar has been about 225, perhars
more, aud the number Of conversions have
amounted 10 las up to Tuesday night laa,
There weieon last Tuesday night about 10
seekers OF religion at the altar asking the
prayers OF the brethren. This feeling seems
to permcnte all classes OF society. Uieh
aud low, rich ard poor, Youth aud old az.
all are aroused. Some are converted at
their homes and others even on the streets
i.art SUNDAY some 80 converts of the rey,-
val unite. themselves with the church -
Rev Dr. lt"sser delivered beautiful dis
course on the subject OF 'the recognition o,
lrie"da ia Heaven and at night lie iol.
lowed out the subject 10y preaching on "the
recognition ol TRENDS in hell
We learn through the Tiryinian tLat
iron ore OF an excellent quality has been
loun1 on the farm of Mr. W. w. Dopapbc
near Stuuntou, and about Que mile from
the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad The
vein was discovered after digging atout
eight feet, aud l. very rich estimated to
yield from forty five to fifty per cent Of
pig The e"a"u'y Is believed ample to
justify extensive mining
! No verdict was rendered in the whar
ton-Ndn Ness trial recently in session at
Annapolis. The jury failed 10 agree.
There are two hundred cases on the civ
d aud sixty on the criminal docket to be
brought be.orc thc February session OF the
Court o; Common Pleas which convene,
on the l7th INST at Gallipolis.
The house Of Rev. Mr. Rolln, Of Par
ker-bwg wTs recently relieved OF several
v;lnahlc ARTICLES 10y servant girl. who
arose Mt midnight aud gathered sundrv
dresses, cloaks. &c. to the amount OF ftv
dollars and departed She was suLse.
quenrly oyerhnulcd al Whiamstown and
committed to jail
CHARLIE h. Jones, a prominent citizen OF
Mason county. dioi on the 3O,h OF Jaru-
afy AZ Point Pleasant
For want OF something more entertain
l'g Wheeling i- wearing ont the vi. ter in
lighting over projected railro,d- AID spirit,
ualic lectures one PROT Wilson, has been
'hiking to the people there on modern
7writualism which ELECTED the following
comment from the R,g.s,er.- While we
don believe q word Of his doctrine.. ye
must confess that he II q plausible. smooth
ard pleasant tslker, close rcasoner and
TAR logirlan, aud that hi- lectures are very
Interesting Yesterday afternoon be rave
what be termed tests Of character. descrrb-
mig ihe pccuIiartes OF persons u the au-
di"urc. giving the dates Of certain turnin..
points in thrlr ltc-. all of which were
pretty generally admitted to bc correct. bu,
they we're uot -ucu tc,ts as any other reI.
son having an aptitude fur reading one.
charactcristics 40 a glance. could not lf,c
"r surh pec1'iartics and data a. anyone
c'u'd aot poet himself .u regard 10 in a
very short slime
Hon Y b Horton +. put forward by tho
people OF Pomerpy. % Tor Delc.ate 20 the
Constitutional Convention Of Ohio.
John u Cough u.il lecture in yl,e..
us't"- early day
JoDo N.lr T. cosie.jo. s4u.,,uan we'll
know" boz r'i'roai circ.cs. who reside. a.,
pT'-'"' jus, opposite The c,ty Of Charlie.
io"' attempted - c-o,s the Kanawha river
one Night ia-l week, wber, that stream wis
running iuiI auj rapid the boat being =
poor one. 'cgSp 10 leak, a nd went down i'm
Tile middle Of the river. lesying its occu.
pant 70 ,lalse his way out as best he could
Al'hoqgh cucumber ed with heavy clou.-
'ug, "a finally reached the shore, much
eIhauged.