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The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

There is a rumor from Washington that
Vice President Colfax is to be impeachet
for his corrupt transaction with the Credit
Mobilier. This should be done, but the
work Of publication ought not to end viii
him, every member and Senator in Con
gress, who bought stock in that concern
should be expelled.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

An election win Be held in the Eighth
district Of Georgia, on the 26th inst, t.
fll the vacancy in the Forty-third Con
uess, occasioued BY the death Of General
a. r. Wright There Is but one Demo
cratic candidate, Alexander H. Stephens
III Others having Withdrawn in bis favor,
The Democrats have large majority in
the district, and Mr. stephens will be eho-
sen by 4 large plurality
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
Business Locals,

Alden Preserved Fruits and Vegetables :
Second Supply ,Just Opened Try them they
are very Fine Peaches, Cherries, RlaukbeF.
riesi Corn, Toma,os, &c, Eof Sale only by
nj X. GEssAyb, Agent
Examine the American Sewing Machine.
j took the premium al our State Fair. Price
500 y. r. BCEil, Agent.
A lady writes me she has bad the Home
Shuttle for ten years and earned on It 5000,
besides doing her own family sewiae. Price
sg. + VI Rutlle Agent,
Dinner aBd Tea Sets, very choap full line
~ GLASS and Stone chlpa, 81 Il. K. 6ernand' !
Garden Seeds s-every sarieiy--at 4. X.
Gernands. II
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

We have received from f. X. Gernand
Esq a box of peaches, one Of cherries and
one Of tomatoes, prepared by the Alden
Process. Having tried these articles We
can recommend them as superior to any
put up by any other process. Mr.. Ger.
nand is sole agent for Carroll county.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
No. no EoUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, As
Court of Equity.
Ephraim W. Becker, Trustee, vs.. Abdiel ".
Becker.
ORDERED this llth day Of February,
~ 1913, that the sale this day reported BY
Ephralm W. Becker, Trustee, Of part Of the
Real Estate mentioned in this cause be finally
ratified aud confirmed, unless cause to u :
contrary thereof be shown on or before hs
18th day Of March next; provided cop AZ
this order be inserted once week for earb
OF three successive weeks before the Is N An
OF March next, in some newspaper pr blished
in Carroll county.
The Report states the amount of sale to be
S2S2.9O
!, JNo. D. BOYLE CLERK.
True Copy,-Test:
feb lost JNO. B. - ,Ylr. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

LIBERAL REPUBLICANS Nor DEAD,
About fifty Liberal Republicans met in
convention at Concord, n. H., on Mon
day; and nominated Samuel X. Mason for
Governor, aud William A. Head for Rail-
road Commissioner The meeting sub
sequently resolved, itself into Congress
sional Convention, and made the following
nominations First District, L. II. Hib-
bard Second, Josiah NJ. Fletcher Third,
Samuel p Cooper.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

To-DAy.-This Is the title of weekly Mag
aziue, published by DR.. Dio Lewis, several
copies Of which we have received. Its col
umns contain valuable suggestions for retain
ing health, from its editor, and its literary
matter is of the choicest kind. A Chrome,
'sJust so High, . is given to each subscriber.
Price $3.50 year year. II. B. Grammer, Of
this city, is agent for the paper.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

1t is reported that the Committee raised
in the United States Senate, to examine
into the claims Of the rival candidates foi
seat in that body from Louisiana, viii
decide that no legal election has been held
for that position, and hence all the claim
ants stand upon the same ground Of incli
gibility.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

DEATH FROM CuT.-About three
weeks ago Mr.. SamuelG. Bustian, residing
lwo miles east Of Unionville, accidentally cut
his foot between the two large toes. up to
the first joint, and continuing his work
and failing to send for physician in
time, he came near bleeding to death
on the night of the accident, and taking
cold in the wound, died abou, ten days
after.-Liberty Banler.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

THE AWAKENING OF THE PRoPLEs,-
1t almost passes belief, that France and
Spain, two of the oldest and proudest mon
arehies in Europe, are, to-day, republics,
But, settled and tranquil government need
not be looked for in those countries. The
monarchial principle viii not yield without
a struggle, and fresh baptism of blood
will likely be the experience Of both, in
the near future.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Why don't General Howard demand an
investigation into the charges of fraud in
the Freedman's Bureau, while under his
control, mida by General yinsant? He
doesn't seem anxious for il.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

The New Illustrated Annual of Phrenology
and Physiognomy for 1878, contains portraits
and sketches of more than fifty distinguished
subjects; with Indians, Negroes, Malays, Mon
golians, Arabs, Caucasiansi Views of the
Human Brain; Language Of the Lips Charac-
ter in Expression Physiognomy; with por-
traits and sketches of all the Presidents ofthe
U. s., from Washington to Grant. A capital
Handbook of 10 pages, l2mo. Price %
cents. S. R. Wells, Publisher, sso Broad
way, New York.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

The Earl Of Caithness, Of the British
House Of Peers, is on visit to Philadel-
phia, in the course Of tour through this
country. He is a man Of scientific tastes
and attainments, and comes Of one Of the
old Scotch houses that have figured in ira
ditiou and history.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

HoucKsyILLE IrEMs.-John Royston, an
old defender, died at his residence, in the
Fifth District, Baltimore county, February 4th
instant. He was soldier in the war of 1872
IA. He was connected with the NJ. Z.
Church over forty years, and was one Of its
brightest members, and was beloved by all
who knew him.
Mr.. Anon Algire, highly esteemed cit-
zen Of the Fourth District, near Patapsco Sta
ton, W. NJ. X. r., on the Both ultimo, slipped
and fell upon the Ice in going from his barn
to the house, and fractured one Of the bones
of the left leg. between the knee and ankle.
Mr.. John Sykes, on Thursday OF last week.
while engaged in hauling logs to the mill OF
Mr.. Abbott, had to ascend hill that was
covered with ice by the side Of the dam, and
when half way up. the horses gave way and
the wagon got a back start down a steep de.
scent to the dam. Had it not been for !, tree
that checked the wagon II, ;tsaackward course.
all would have gone into the Dam. One horse
that was dragged at least lou yards upon the
ice, was very much bruised and lamea.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Washington adviees say that the whole
amount known to have been expended by
Caldwell in his contest for seat in the
Senate, as thus far developed by the in
vestigation, is about eighty-eight thousand
dollars.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
Insolvent's $ Notice.

Upton Kelley vs.. III Creditors.
ORDERED this ls,i day Of Pebr,a,v
~ 1873, that Upton .elIey give notice 10
his creditors, endorseu and suTeties that ,he
I'd Monday Of Angus next I 6xed far ,be
said Upton Kelley 10 appear IN The Circuit
Court for Carroll CO unty 10 answer smell N.
terrogatories as h creditors, endorscrs ana
sareiies may proT .ose or alleee aaains, him
anu 'hai copy OF tins order be published in
solhe ne~spap CT printed in Carroll county
once week " three successive months prior
70 me said ~ Monday Of August next, as such
Test JNo. n. BoYLF.
feb l1-S NJ cIerl
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
SO ACRES OF LAND

hsfate q Hanson n Jordan, deceased.
NVIicE is hereby given that the sub.cr;.
a a Der has obtained from the Ornhansi
our OF carroll county, letters Of Adm;n;s.
rauon on the Personal Estate Of 10
HANSON P. JORDAN,
h.s ,a'e O carroll county, deceased, An lpe,aoa.
na,,ng claims against the deceased are hegel,y
,har Ja.sf y EXHIBIT the same with the youcbs.,
be, ,s'e0' o y ,ealy authenticated to she sa6scri.
sfs{ may o.eerwise BY law be excluded fsss
rransssaa " ue"eI p sala estate. Those adobsed !.
t,iyan vSa nu5. " make immediate payment. ar
ruary, 1879. - 's'A aAs q Feb
az, JAcoR sELLF ne
~ - y Admir- ;stra,a.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
no. I277 EQUITY.

IN Y Circuit Court for Carroll county.
DA'~ H. Reindollar, next friend of Lucinda
Reindollar, vs.. George S. Reindollar
and others.
lRDERED this 18th day of February,
- 1873, that the Audit fled in this cause
be hnally ratified aad confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the lth
aay Of March next; provided copy Of this
oraer be inserted in some newspaper printed
10 Carroll county, for two successive weeks
before the last named day.
:, JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
feb l5-a JSo. B. BoYLr, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Josh Billings witlessisms mainly consist
Of bad photography We see that writer
in the Maryland Farmer has the bad taste
to attempt an imitation of bis style.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

There are 2s Masonic Lodges, Chap
tiers, and 4 Communicates, in Baltimore
city. Also 80 Lodges of Odd Fellows, 3
Degree Lodges, and Z Eneampments.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

SALMON SToc9 FROM GERmAsy.-Au
importation Of 50e,d0 salmon epus from
the river Rhine Is expeeted daily IN New
York. Two hundred and fifty thousand
were purchased BY the Upi.od States GOV.
ernment at $40 thousand. The other
quarter Of million ~ present to the
United States from the government Of Ger
many. Upon their arrival in New YORK
they Will be conveyed to the hatehlpg
houses on the Hudson and similar places
on tho Connecticut rivers d.. Sack tbe
ilsl' commissioner af New jersey. has seve-
raj thouseaa young salmon ffom the Sac.
Fswaalo river, California, which arc to ia
placed IN the susqnchanua. The steamer
with The German importation la Rrcmen
o'' 'ne 10th Of January, sad Is now due.
Iowa has i town named shoo FIy Iii,
-
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

AGRIcuLTuRAI MEErxG.--A meeting ofthe
stockholders and friends Of the Carroll Coun.
ty Agricultural Society will be held in the
Court House, on Saturday next, the 22d inst.
tor the purpose of consulting as TO The best
mode OF conducting the next Annual Fair.
which takes place on the 30Sh Of September,
and the lst, zda and I'd days Of October We
hope there will be large attendance at this
meeting, and that all will take lively interest
~ the various suggestions made. As the
President and his Cabinet, together with Gov
Nhyte and other State officials, are to be
present at this Fair, We expect 10 see a large
display OF our best stock, farming products,
machinery, and IN the ladies' department we
have every reason to believe that the disulay
eeding fairs.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Both the politieal parties in Connecticut
are preparing for the spring campaign
The Republicans have their ticket in the
field already
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
In the circuit Court for Carroll County
FEBRUARY TEgs. 1874


FEBRUARY TrRs, 1873.
T. l.. Fntchey 4 Co. and Others, vs.. Iese
Durbin and Mary Jane Durbin.
nN motion it is ordered by the Court M,
~ llth day Of February, ls7S, that the an
OF the interest and estate of Jesse Durbin AMI
Mary Jane Durbin, in the Real and Ieasr.
hold Estate mentioned and described in he
above cases, made by Reuben ". Stem, Con
stable, be ratified and coniirmedi provided
copy Of this order be published in some uews.
paper printed in Carroll county, for three sue.
cessive weeks before the ist day Of April next.
aud unless cause to the contrary be shown. or
objections made to said sale, on or before ihe
Second Monday of May next.
WM. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-fest:
feb l5-3i JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

pr Rhinehart, the Carroll CO. sculptor,
has eons y Washington q make bust Of
coreonS tke eminent banker and philan-
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

The surveying far the projected ship
canal aesss re Easieru Shore i still co.
Ing %. Wjll that survey ever be com.
pleted 2
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.


TNHE subscriber. having rented bis farm
= wili sell ut Public Sale, on the premises
aoout .,s, quarter off mile west of McKinstry's :
Mills' and miles south of Union Bridge. on
the road leading to Unionville, on
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of MARCH, 1875.
at l O'Clock, p. NJ, the following Personal
Property, to wit; 3 head Of supe- -
nor work Horses, two oi which will0'Y%Aa
work wen under the saddle, and both W-\
good leaders, the other buggy horse aud
rides well; "'
% Head of Horned Cattle,
HET-s 2 fresh at this time. a very 6ne
Vf1A Durham, will be fresh by day Of sale.
e-12=afXl Durham Bull Of SUPERIOR stoek, I
Chester Sow that will have pigs by day Of sale
Farming Implements, Sc.
One Wheat Fan, Standard Hubbard Nov.
er with two knives; Harows, Barshare.
Single and Double Shovel plows with Foyls
attached; Breechbands, Gears, Collars. Hon.
sings, Brides and Straps, | four-horse Line
Wagon Saddle and Halters. | Jersey Wagon
Broadtread Wagon. Wagon. half Ire, ,
and hall narrowtread, with Stone Bed on !,
z sets Of Hay Carriages, | Sc, Of Butt Chy ;rs
breast chains, Cow Chains, and many othe,
articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of Sate.--All sums Of and under s5
cash. on sums above s., aeredit Of six months
on notes with approved security, and bearin,
interest rom day OF sale. No property 70 b,
removed until settled for. ~ =
PETER II. sHRINER.
',e'eaa SA1nki Anefioneer. feb l5-tss
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

TnE ALPHA FARaERs' CLuB Of Carroll Co.
met at Browns School House, Feb. eth, when
about twenty more names were added to the
list Of membership, making in all nearly sixty
members.
The President, ]. F. Lee, in a very able
and foreible manner, set forth most clearly
the advantages that would result from q well
organized farmers club-in the improvement
OF stock, the obtaining Of agricultural imple.
ments at reduced prices, the improvement and
cultivation of the soil, and the realization Of
better prices for farm products
A committee was appointed to ascertain, il
possible, the relative value of fertilizers, and
report at some future meeting Of the club.
The subject OF the value and profit of cattle
on farm was discussed by Messrs. Lewis II.
Cole, Granville I. Herring, wm. Gorsuch,
W. Reed and others, until late hour; when
it was unanimously decided TO continue the
subject and further discuss II at the next meet
ing, which will be held at Finksburg, Satur.
day evening, Feb. 10; and If that evening be
very incement the Saturday evening following,
at o'clock.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

The planet Jupiter is a beautiful object,
these clear nights, says the Catocta Car
ION.
So it is, but Venus is more beautiful,
By-the-way, what is the name Of the pale,
faced little page that has attended the au-
gust person of Jupiter, for several weeks
past?
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

CoLORED MAN kluED.-The Baltiaore
imericdR of Tuesday, says;-As the train
which quilted Washington at ll:45 YESTERDAY
morning, was approaching Elkridge Landing,
the engineer discovered colored man walk.
ing on the adjoining track and about one
hundred yards in advance of the engine. The
usual signals for stoppage at the Landing
were given by the engineer, when the colored
man without even turning his head stepped
upon the track occupied BY the train, when
the engineer sounded the whistle repeatedly
and endeavored TO have the train stopped but
the man was struck in the back by the bump
er Of the eowcaicher and hurled several feet
into the air and fell upon his head The
train was backed as speedily as possible
where the man was lying, and when picked
up he was dead his neck and back having been
broken and q portion of his skull crushed in.
The body was placed in the baggage car and
removed to the dead house at Mt Glare, and
from papers found on the clothing Of the
deceased, it is supposed that his name is Wm.
II. Smith, of Finksburg, Carroll county, and
that he had served in the United States Navy.
Later in the day it was ascertained that a
colored man answering bis description had
quilted Camden Station in the clock train
yesterday morning for Washington, for the
purpose ofatending TO bounty claim. He
was missed from the train at the Relay House,
and it is supposed he left the train at thai
point for q moment and was left behind, as
the train stopped there but n few seconds.
There was found in the pockets ofthe deceased
$3.50 in money and watch, which will be re.
tanned by the Cornor until the relatives or
friends Of the deceased claim his body.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
Notice to Creditors.

NO. 1884 EQUITY.
In the cireui, Court for Carroll County.
Joseph Davis and Vim. N. Martin, Trustees,
VS.. Abraham Hiteshue.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
~ OF Abraham Hiteshue. who were such
PRIOR to the 9th day Of March, 1872, to file
lhe,r Claims properly proven aud authenticated
WIN the CLERK Of the Circuit Court for Car
April, 1878. -
J. J. BAUMGARTNER,
ieo 10, lsIa.4t Auditor.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

BLowx DowS.--During the high wind of
Sunday last, one Of the pinnacles on the tower
Of the NJ, 7. Church. in this city, was blown
down and fell in the yard Of Mr.. Il. +. opont
adjoining the church, slightly breaking the
roof and balcony Of his house.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
NOTICF,

N and aner April lst, 1s3a ,bs o,on.,
~ Rents hitherto colleeied (, ."v H. utSunq p
vrendorif, must be paid ii the F2., ~ = y;
Pastor 81. Jcbn's Church, west Wes,mIs.,.A
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
Remember

1NHAT the ADyocArK Office has 4 grea,o,
~ variety Of Job Type, suitable f;sr G al
Bills, than any other Office In Wes,e~n - aa. ass
Iand e'e." lnary'
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

TIE CoScERr. Friday evening, the
2lst instant, The Amphions will give one Of
their entertaining concerts. To lovers Of fine
music and all others, we say BY all means at.
tend. Extensive preparations have been made
by them for the Concert, and we hope they
will be liberally patronized.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

DRoESED.-Mr Thomas R. Dorsey, Of the
iirm Of Thomas 7. Dorsey 4 Co., -four mer-
chants, Baltimore, was accidentally drowned
on Thursday Of last week, ia Frederick Street
dock. Mr.. Dorsey was formerly proprietor
Of Hoods Mills, near Sykesyille, iu this conn.
ty, and VAS much esteemed
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

FATAL AccIDESr.--Mr. John W. Griifee.
residing near Providence Church, in The
Fourth District met with an accident recently
which terminated fatally on Saturday last he
was engaged in lifting heavy timber, in con.
nection with Others when one ofthem slipped
causing the weight Of the timber to fall upon
him, which produced hemmorrhage, Of which
he died
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

DouBLE PtPE CsgEK IrEas.--Mr. Oliver
Repp, few days ago, brought to the Double
Pipe Creek Mills, at one load, drawn by six
horses, lJ1 bushels ofwheat. There have been
l50 bushels of wheat hauled here at one load
before, but considering the distance this was
brought 10 miles aud the present condition
of the roads over which Il was hauled, this
certainly was a good load.
The ice on Big Pipe Greek aud part of the
mill dam did not break up in the last thaw
and breakup, and hence The ice coming down
the Creek became jammed up from four to six
feet above the water line for nearly one mile
in length, crossing the fording on the road
leading from Middle5urg to Mechanicstown
and Double Pipe Greek, rendering it impassi.
BILE; and as il cannot be opened it must, and
will, remain so until it naturally melts away.
Let persons travelling this public highway take
notice and pass around it, by way Of Haughs
Church, or keysville.
Blue birds and pevies have returned, from
wherever they had gone to spend the winter
months, and are trying to sing little. Most
too soon, little songs.efs, it is not yet spring
time.
The heaviest and severest snow storm Of
the season set in on Wednesday, about ar. N.
and continued until midnight. Much snow
fell, but it is so much drifed that il is impos
sible to tell its average depth.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

SERIOUS AccIDEyr. Mr.. John Arthur, Sr.
who lives near Stonersyllle, fell from a load
Of fodder, a few days ago, and broke his collar
bone he accident proved to be very Sc
nous one, and fears were at one time enter.
tanned that fatal result would ensue, but the
indications are now more favorable and it Is
expected that be will recover. He is attend.
ed by DR.. J. II. E,lingsea.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

LIBERAL Al---The oystor supper given by the
ladies Of the Reformed Church for the beneft
ef that Church last week, netted sl07. II.
This Is another evidence OF the liberality Of
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

The WEST END DEBATING SocIErY will
meet at the West End Debating Room, on
Saturday evening next, at 6! clock. Sub.
ject for discussion: sWas the Assassination Of
Caesar Justifabler' Dispuiants, Peter B.
Mikesell, John Matthews, in the affirmative
Theo;. L. Fritchey and John Mcintosh, in the
negative.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

MoRe Ssow.--on Wednesday afternoon
and night snow fell to depth Of about six in.
ches, which set the sleighs to running again
and this was followed by more snow on Thurs.
.da5 afternoon, which fell to the dept Of three
inches.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

SALE oy A FAnM--Wm. j. Jones, as at.
torney, sold on the 9th instant, farm Of 2s5
acres, situated near Sykesyille, for S5.O50.
Purchased by Jacob Tome, ESD, morigaaee,
Of Port Deposit.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

Acolored boy living with AbsaIom Bosersox
was kicked, last week, by a colt, under The
chin, and had his jaws partially dislocaicd.
de was attended by DR.. J. II. Billingslea, and
is recovering.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15

REoPExIyo. NJ L. Church, Union
Bridge, viii be reopened Tomorrow, Sunday.
the 18th instant. Rev Wilford Downs will
preach OF l0i o'clock, A. NJ, and Rev. d.
H. Carroll at I, P. N.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
sE' E'.aDoATs.

M aon 'hs hsss .iber has on hand and for sale,
Apnly ,e hels Of Oats suitable for seed.
Gb blk.s ID. W. H0UCK,
----- ! Houcksvile, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1873-02-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MANCHESTER lrEMs. The Philomalhian Lit
erary society, Of Manchester, held ts election,
for officers on Monday night, the 4th instant'
Prot. L. &. Myerly was elected Pfpsidentg T.
}. Copps, Vice President; Hr. james Cross,
Treasurer and Secretary Miss Ariie T. Mea.
yer, Corresponding Secretary John Mason
himeg, Janitur. This Society meets each
Monday uight In the Odd Fellows Hall, and
has nos about sixty members.
The Grammar School, No. I, taught by
Miss Ariie I. Weaver, will hold an exhibition,
on Wednesday and thursday nights, the 10Th
and 20th instant, in the odd bellows Hall,
ia Manchester.
A very interesting religious meeting Is in
progress at the Greenmoant Church, United
Brethren in Christ. This Church is situated
on the turnpike between Manchester and
Hampstead. A number Of penitents are at
the altar ofprayer each night.
A very serious accident occurred at the
above named Church. on Sunday night last,
the 9Th instant Before the congregation
| gathered, and while the Church was being
lighted up, one Of the chandeliers became
loose, and fell to the floor. Mr.. Samuel d..
Dahoif, Dr., was standing close by and the oil
splashed over him and caught fire. lie ran
from the house, threw off his coas and vest,
but before he could succeed in getting il out
was considerably burned about the neck and
hands, aud suffered great pain, but is now
somewhat easier The Church caugh, fire,
but by the aid Of the neighbors, who, seeing
the fire, came to the rcscae, it was p,lt out.
The Church is considerably damaged, several
the pews being burned black, the carpet in
jured and the chandelier badly broken,
Rev. q. Sill, Pastor ofths Lutheran Church,
in Manchester, is now holding series ofmeet-
ings. He commenced one week ago, and in.
tends to preach each night for two weeks.
Rev. W. o. Smith, Junior Preacher, in
Manchester Circuit, United Brethren in Christ,
preached bis farewell sermons to his different
congregations, and started for Conference, a
few days ago. Rev. j. X. Hutchinson, preach
er in charge, will preach his farewell sermon
in Manchester, ON next Sunday. night and
leave for Conference the Tuesday following.