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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 22.-The State
Senate Committee appointed to invesli-
cate the charges against Tweed met to-
dav. John Graham. Tweed's counsel,
protested against the action o. the COM
mittee, on the ground that although
Tweed had produced certificates OF
election, be had never taken the oath OF
Office, and not being member OF the
Senate that body bad no jurisdiction in
the case The committee alter some
consideration decided that tney had
Jurisdiction and will continue the in
We e.tigation.
The Erie Investigating Committee
met at the Flth Avenue HNel and
continued the investigation into Erie
affairs, late Change OF management, law
suits, etc. Committee adjourned until
Monday.
BuI's Head Bank.
Isaac H. Bailey has been appointed
receiver at Bulls Head Bank. The
com plant sets forth the assets OF the
Bank as one million t. hundred thou
sand dollars A legal racr took place
Saturday morning for possessinn OF
Bulls Head Bank. Isaac H. Bailey
on receiving the appointment as receiv
er of the Bank Immediately set forth to
take possession OF it. In the meantime
and injunction and attachment had
been obtained against the Bank and
was placed in the har de- OF United
States Marshal who started ahead o.
Bailey, and reaching the Bank in ad-
vance OF the receiver took possession
and re used TO acknowledge the authorl-
" Of Bailey.
The sales OF the Daily Ne0s yester-
day containing the account Of Foster 8
execution, amounted to over 2SO,OOO.
Mrs. Poster.
The widow of William Foster lies
very low at her residence in Gath street
Three ply sic,s were in attendance
lat night, and the presence OF q ply
sician is required constantly: Her
medical attendants ascribe her illness TO
severe mental depression, consequent
mon the loss OF her husband. The
outside of her residence is dresry in the
extreme and ave and reverence seem TO
taken possession Of all the residents on
the block where she resides. The
blinds on the sc md floor o. the house
where FJs'er's widow and orphans now
remain secluded, are securely fastened
| and none are admitted except members
Of the family,
Tho impending strike among
the trades IN this city will, it is
claimed, be an even greater scti'
than that o. last year The struggle ls
not to Q confined to one trade at time,
tor all uuder the line O. building trades
have had an understanding with the eight
bour league, and these men numbering
in all about sighty thousand mechanics,
will strike in an hour. The majority o.
the socletres strike osterslbly tor the
eight hour movement. Carpenters and
Joiners ssk an increase ol paw OF q
per day Th. Germsns connected with
| The eight hour league demand an in'
crease OF twenty Ave per cent on pee,
woIk. Executive Committees oi all
the trade societies have been
asked to cooperate, 60 that the strike
may he unanimous Tue President o
the Workingmens Uoion ssys one bum
dred thousand men will strike at once
in New York. and their action will be
ollowed 10y Boston, Chicago, ST. Louis,
and San Francisco J., NJ action will
be taken before April. y
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CINClNN All.
Rescued.

CIxcINyArI, Ma$ch % Three youne
girls, aged respectively IA, l5 and 10
years, caughrers OF respectable families,
were last night rescued from houses Of
i'll anne by the police, into which they
had been ALLUDED by three men whose
names are not male public, but are
sard TO be well known business men,
OF respectable society. 1t is stated
that the acqnaintsnces OF the parties
aud subsequent intimacy WAS bro ugb'
about by personals in the newspapers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
DAVENPORT.
Arrested for Murder.

DAVENPORT, bws, March % Lac
September an old lady named Mrs. A..
ger was murdered near Cslamss, and
large amount o. money taken. About
the time of the murder q rough chsrac,
ter named R II. Hazen suddenly dis
appeared, and Was only heard from q
few days ago. Officers started Tor Me-
rrdian, where he WAS working in a mill
and brought him to Dewitt, where he il
now ipjrl. There is considerable evil
dence sg.nst Haven, but he says he
can prOye an ali Vi.
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PEORIA.
Suicide.

PEORIA, March % "A German ma
med Kra zer, a cooper by trade, com
milted suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the body with a shot
gun. When discovered he was laying
m bed with the muzzle OF the gun
against his breast. and loot on the trig-
ger, indicating the manner OF his death
Family troubles and whisky the cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
GERMAN Y.
KAISER wilhelm.

BERLIN, March 22,-To-dsy is q
holiday in Berlin, being tine anniversary
of the birth OF the Emperor William,
Flags are flying from public and private
buildings, and the city ia to be illum..
mated tonight The Emperor is 70
wears oil to-day.
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"Mrss GRUxDY" tells us that At The
receptions 10 Washington beef tea is
relished 40 much a. wiue. Tnis is
owing TO the ia,t, Ne presume, that
Washington society likes whiskey too
well TO relish either,
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DR. J. BALL & CO.,

w u U ~ ~
No. 9l Liberty street, New York
P.O. Box gJ..
We would refer our readers Ia Elder NJ.
Snouk, who mas seen our Patent hyr Cups
tried In mIny cases during his travels
through Michigan, with perfect SUCCESS In
restoring the eye-sight.
he viii ,lwty ba pleased 10 tell ths affilot-
ed what he knows about the Patent kys
Cups, on their addressing MIN,
Eld. ". 5NUDk, Jackson, Mioh.
DIR. J. BALL a o., 2. ~ Boz Nj,
No.9l Liberty street New YORK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24

The union Of Publishers in Leipz G
have Published Q formal declaration to
the effect thsi hereafter they will employ
no ons bslionging % the PrintsrS
Unisn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24

New York papers affirm that The
CT mrs committed 10 THAI city ip Q Gin.
gle month outnumber t1e d.prsd.
tons Of the Apache, II d ,ce, Souix
and all the otaer savsges In the country,
In On entire year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, March %.
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT Firm. No white
Michigan 81 79; red 81 7O9l II.
CORN-DuIl and Nomrnsl.
OArS-S,esdy and rejected ct Bic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
FOREIGN.
SPAIN q.

MADRID. March % The Radicals
are determined to prevent demons;ra'
tion OF the extreme Republicans, and q
caisis is expected tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24

Indianapolis 10 again sgi,sing the
question OF having a graz q national
cattle and stock shcs there next isll
Q. the same time the expedition . held.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24

The new Iudians Temperance Law
10 bsing rrg dly enforced, and many
cases have already been blought up
before ths courts Of justice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24

THu Ch cago Post has found an 10.
stance WHEREIN Gen. Butler V9 -"
tirely in the right Its not Wholly lmp S,
sibl:, perhaps, tha, be was In the rlgnt
n the moment, but il he wss you may
safely swear that he didn't stay snsfe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-24
OLD EYES MADE NEWT
A LII DISEASES OF THE EYE sUC.
n cessfully uesled by
Balls New Patent Ivory Eve Guns

Read Tor yourself and res ore your sight.
Spectscles and Surgical operations rem
dered useless The Ine>timaole Blesnius
OF sight u made perpetual by the uss Of
the new
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
g95chcnfliche Sntnois 8faafs- Beifpne.

Deilige Slater mid ebenlo. tpenig bon Ser
SbliegenDett, mein Wort Su Dalten, ol5
bon ben Yft6ten zines ebrli6en Wor>
mes unb zines 90nigS bt5penitren f0nne."
Seine Nutoritdt gegen 9fom bielt CT
nit @nergie aufre0t. 9tQ0 Ser Slu0t
bcS Derrdt6erti6en Gr8bii0DfS nno Sc
neral : GifarS BON 8re5lau 0rafen
S0affgoti6, Iebte ser &0ntg 1elb1titGns
0t8 bte General 8ifare, trpB Gom'S
YroteIte1, Elm, bis Gom enOli6 no@z
CAB.
Sir BEN BroteitontiSmus trot ct it6erz
al elergii0 ein. DIE proteltautii0en
1lngarn i0IBte er in N8ien gegen bic Ell
gene &atlertn nnD gtng bis 5ur Nn6ro6>
ing bon GepreIialten gege1t Bic fat6oltz
i0e 0eiftli0feit IN Ieinen etgenen Qanz
Ben. @in5elne 8erionen 1u1o gauge @cz
metn6en i0iibte er pteberDolt gegen
WtaBregeln Der llnOul6idnfeit, 70 ben
8aron porOtii(cnbonf gegep G6nr>G0Ilt,
Die ep0ngelii0e @aneillbe 0ierOorf ge8et
ben 0rafeu 3t 9Bieo.
Sa, Der &6uig lieB e5 io8Qr ntGt an
etltem Geriu0e feblen bic fatboliI0e
0eiitli0fett in 1ettcu 2anben bon Jtom
rrldbhGngig 3u MAIDEN. ST. 1eBte l742
nd0 Dem erIten TrteDen nit Oelterrei9
ben cardinal BON St13ettoorff gum 0e>
neraIs8tfar un0 oberlten 8eiitlt6en Jti0z
ter fir Que 9t0n1ti0> GatDolii0e lit BEN
preuBtI0en Staten Elm. Son tbn ullO
nt0t aus Som 1outen it0 fortan o1e
preuBtl0e1t &atDoltfen IN getitltGen Sa>
den NeDt bolen. Ser Yapit rtef Die
S0fe bon Wien unb 8eriatle5 ln Set
ftanO an, 9tom fiigte ft0 enbGiG tpiberitre1
bend, ba aud Der Garbtnal ni@t nd6
9tom fam neil er obne f0niglt0e
G%rlQubntB 1einen Sprengel nt6t perlQi7
fen 0Irfe. Ser Cardinal frat 1ein Qln1t
nit einel1t 6trtenbriefe an, in mel6em ct
I'M 0eilte beS &6nigs H.. 81. berfitnoigte:
v91S befe6len tDtr alien Gatbolti6en,
9eiitIt0en StarOes BOB fte tn iDre1
Breoigten aler l0impFlt0en MuSbeutun1
gen gegen an0ere JteligionSgenOnen, ab1
ionoerlt0 aber beS @orteS &eBer ft6 5u
ent6aItelt unb bic l1nteri0ei6un95leDret
NIT 8e16etben6eit GernunftrtGBtgfett
un0 na6 SEM l0auptgebot Der 9rii1li6et
Stebe bDrtragett, al6 bon Dem NbenO>
ma6l ber NugS6urgil0en @Dnfeiiion 1t6
beS gebdIt9en g6orteS vStoppen" Mot
bebienen iollen."
Die NnIommlung iibermGBiger Ser
mDgen III Der toDten 6an0 bel6rdltfte Ser
&0ntg peiie. Gr erlteB am Is, Stunt
1853 Elm G0tft, in tDel9em er ben Or
benSmttglte0ern, tpel9e nod nidt BrofeB
getban, Die 8erfitgung iiber t0r 8erm0>
gen gu @unften 9etitli6er Sitter, er9ebz
liD etni9rdnfte unb ben mtrfIi6en Or
bensmit8lteoern bic 0tspolition iiber ibr
Germ09eu SIT glei0en 3pefen gGn3lt6
nabn. Die Maginal Surnmte BON
Sttftultgert on0erer Yerfonen GIT @uniten
9eiitli@er Stifter lebte CT auf 500 Gbaler
fet.
Die airben golitif Trie6rib's bes
@roBen erfor6ert ein etn9ebel1Des @apiz
tel. N6er 10 Dtel pirb i6on aus obtgem
einlen0ten, baB ber 9ei6i0tli9e Trtebz
rid fi6 nit 6em iingft oft cittrten SbeaG
Ser 1lltramontanen fetne5tpegS beGt.
Den beutigen Qn1prii0en 9e9eniiber
tpiirDe er it0 nit 9fom ebenio blanf ite@
BEN, pie 8iSmar6.
So1annes $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
s 5.

0ie6er lit elmer Ser 0aupttemz
pereu3ler unb SonntagstDrane
II Ell DeS 2a1toes ais etn cams g"elneiner
SpiBbube I'M rteiigiteu W{aBfta6e,
ent(arDt por6en. 9as pom 9teprGienz
%tauten6oltie our ltnteriu6uug Ser Snbtaz
neran9ele9enReiten ein9elebte @omite
inter Dem 8orfibe bes 6errn Sbanfs
BAT nen1li0 folgenoen Setrng entbHlt,
Der fi0 In bic WftQionen belaufen miro !:
Dieter 8etrl9 lit bon oer Tirma 2atrobe,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
(GorreippuSeuS Der SainOis StaotsSeituus.)
9lttS OcS 9enti6Jeat &ctGcS
!A0HufffaSt4

Sin Sltf mad, SDitu. 2lm Der Scrliner S6vft.
-Geacu ben Griiunerid)pinhe!.-Ger &f
sspiideu Sisntarcf unS Stofa. - @rinnerun=
acn os bic &i.rber=4spl itif ne3 0!tcn Ir:s.
gerItn l3 1Rni 1879
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

:" gSlt 1uDteil beltte N Der Ierlol1 6eS altW n
Nmertta aQbefonnten 0errn 9antel 6ertle
notS Staats5eitun9 eil1. tleber sic 8er56gerull9
ieiner Geiie na6 @ten 16reibt 1n5 Serfle: IS
bat AQes ben Nnl4ein, baB it'd bic g8ierer nit
tbrer AuSiteQltn9 iibereilt baben. SD boife, bet
@intrttt belieren @etters binSufommcn. @or me-
nigep @o9etl bin i'd pon etner b0ien Gramfbett
= @aleriudt = auf9eitail6en. SD bate ben
Ylunper l9on u~erlorel ge9eben.~
Ne0. Sllin, Staatsata.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18

The location Of this Southern Presbyterian
Institution Of learning seems to be creating
quite noise and trouble amongst the various
localities which havo heretofore, and are still
contending for the honor, namely, Anchorage,
Danville and Richmond.
Our readers know that the curator lo~ated
Il at Anchorage, point on the Louisville a
Lexington Railroad, twelve miles out from
Louisville, but there is nov an effort being
made to rescind the order, and locate the same
at Danville To this end a meeting has been
called at Lexington, Tor August 2ist, at which
time. We presume, the matter will be finally
settled. No good can possibly come out Of
this eternal vrangling and uncertainty, and
we are Of the opinion, II we dare express IL,
that unless the matter IL speedily and finally
determined, there Is great danger that the no
BILE enterprise will fail altogether. There shall
be perfect harmony in the case, amongst all
who have the Univenity's good at heart;
whether they live at one point or another. In
this way alone, can they hope 10 realize . fulp
measure Of success. We rejoice 10 see such
schools prosper, for a nations life depends
upon the culture Of la citizens.
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Leningson. Major Hibler reports that there
were about four or Eve hundred head Of cat
tie on the market, which sold for about Eve
cents; most Of them changed hands. There
were about fifty head Of mules on the market,
which sold at fair prices. There were good
many horses On the market, mostly Of which
we're sold. About Eve or six hundred head
Of mountain sheep sold at an average Of e
40.
Mr. ID. s. Harris, auctioneer, reports that
he sold one lot Of IL calves for n. X. Hudson
to J. C. Tarlton, for g. 20 per head; one lot
Of yearling cattle, Redd a Bro, offered and
withdrawn; one pair work cattle, for Mr..
Dunn, Of Garrard county, si02 5oj seven
head Of calves, for same man TO Henry HcHy
at SIC 80; one lot two year olds, smooth and
nice, weighing lI6O ihu., at SIS IS; one lot
yearling., 25 head, nice grade stock, $50 50;
one pair broke mules, fifteen hands high, three
Year, old, thin in order, s2s0; one single
broke mule, 2 years old, sold for sl42; one
work horse, 8 years old, $40; one gray mare,
$40; one sorrel mare, 8 years old, slS6. One
lot Of yearling mules were offered and bid
to $40, when they were Withdrawn. One
lot, n head Of cattle, were bought on the
market at $40 45, and resold presently at Si5
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Noble Charity.

The Odd-Fellows Of Kentucky are engaged
in one Of the noblest charities that has ever
been undertaken BY any order Of human orr
gin. About ave years ago the Order deter
mined 10 devote a 1.-THE Of IL means 10 the
establishment Of Home for the widows and
Univsrsity for the education Of the orphans
Of odd-fellows. The plan agreed upon was
to obtain subscriptions from the different
Lodges and individual member Of the Order
in the State, payable In instalmens Of 10 per
cent Of the amount subscribed, ever six
months. Up 10 the hast meeting Of the Grand
Lodge, twO-hundred and sixty-hve thousand
dollars were subscribed BY the Lodges and In
dividual members, besides a considerable
amount BY citizens Of HsrrOdsburs, where
the University Ia 10 be located. Three install
nsnts have been collected OF arr due, and the
iosrth insiAlment will be due On the 18th Of
merit moath. In order 10 strengthen the ira
tsrnity In ths sork before them, and TO urge
the subsedbsrs 10 b. prompt In paying their
instruments, Prof ~ b. Todd, Of Carlisle,
State Agent Of the Uaissnsity, isvisiiing the
sfinsrent Lodges In this part Of the State. lie
s,.sndsd an inioraAl nassiias Of the Lodge At
,h.s place On Saturday sssaias iAsi, and de-
Tweed Issturs. Ia Is highly Is.portAn. 70
the 1laai saaeess Of ths enterprise that ths
ioaHtl .a~talmsat bs I-1 inls ths h-'ds oi
the 0saAsFi,ies PsomPsiy. odd-Fdiess take
HP'iss
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Obituary.

Alta regular meeting Of Otter Greek Lodge,
held at their Lodge RON, on Otter Greek, In
Wayne county, On the I4th day Of June, 1873,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, IL has pleased the supreme
Architect Of the Uniyer-s 10 remove from our
midst our beloved Brother, J. Smith Frisbie,
Master Of this Lodge, be IL therefore
Resolved, That In HE death the Masonic Or
der has lost one u 10 brightest lights, this
Lodge Master who commanded the highes,
confidence and most Shectionate regard Of all
IL member, the country = just, upright and
useful citizen, society kind and genial spirit,
and his family oEs sminently worthy Of the
high and sacred charge TO keep" ~ husband
and father
Resolved, That this Lodge especially deplore
his untimely los., on account Of his proficiency
In the mystic lore Of the o,der, his .ealous at
tAehment TO IL principles, aud for the ability,
courtesy and genllemanly bearing he mani
Tested while presiding over us.
Resolved, That We tender 10 the family Of
our deceased Brother. our most sincere and
heartfelt sympathy. In their bereavement
RosoiSsd Thatwe wear the usual badge Of
mourning. forthir'y days, and draPe our Lodge
roam and Masters chair and gavel In mourn
ing until the 9Th day 81 Deoembsr merit
Resolved, That thess resolutions be spread In
full upon the records Of this Lodge, and hat
they be published In the Weekly Obarier-Jour-
nal and ISrERIoR .JovESAI, and that q copy
be presented 10 the bereaved family Of our de-
ceased Brother,
GORDON FROST,
ABIAL BUrRAM,
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We vsuld e.ii the -p..i.l sss-.sic. q pp-s.-ssr.
and suh-eribss 10 the ilsvins ysep~s &C the ssvs-
PaP.r laws
l.,n..,.. = rsgsls.s 70 si,. s.'i.. Y ,s, 90
suh.rrihsr doc not tsks ks psp out u The eee, snd
state the hf ~ nat icing tsken and neslet
% DO - m.kas the pc-im.st>f f-~ponos 70 the Pae-
nshsf A. the peym ant
q Any person vho tskc- p<pet fom the po.toncs,
whether frrctsd 70 hls % sncihsf % vhsiher he
hes sutacFihei o. not, u responsible ne the psy
q ~ per.pa ardcrs hls papsg discentnued " must
pay al srr-arase. the puhlisher nay continue 70
sena "A until the paymsnt nede
n The sutscrbsr ofacrs his pspsr n - stoppef q
csrtain tine and me publishes csntsues - snd, The
suh.crlher Il bound V pay ~ NJ be tahes nom the
p-ioass Ths s~ pfssssss upan The sround that .
nan must p~y ~ vkat hs 49,
q The courn have deeid4d that rsfnanf 70 tate
Iaoying and l-sslns them unoaisd NJ, 4 prins nj.
evidence u iutentioual hsud.
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srior Journal.
Signs OF Rain.

The Indian's sign Of rain" l. good one
nsmely-"cloud all around and pouring down
in the middle" There are other signs, how
ever, which denote the coming Of rain with
equal certainty.
The prophets Of old have aid, and truly,
that II the sunset be red, there will be fair
weather. II il be Of yellow hue, there will
be wind. II Il be leaden and grey, there will
be rain.
Those who are learned in Meierology say,
that the slowly moving "cat-tail" clouds also
Indicate rain.
The observer Of the natural signs says, that
II we see spider webs woven amongst the
limbs Of trees and bushes, there will be rain.
We have often observed another sign Of COM
ing rain, which we have never known to fail I;
namely. the simple song Of bird which is
familiarly called the
RAIN CROW.
This bird l. about the sire Of the blue-jay,
and has an ashen-colored back, with pale col
ored feathers all over the under part. Its bill
Is rather long and somewhat hooked. Il has
a solitary and secluded nature; inhabiting,
generally, the densest parts Of our woods and
forests. However, Il occasionally visits the
abodes Of men, when the orchard and garden
are grown up in thick trees and shrubs. They
are never found in nnmbers; but either single
or in pairs, male and female. They build
rude and simple nest, consisting Of a few
..us.h sfs.k. rl..<l ma. an. f.... Of .nr,. Loo
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The Army Worm I'm Mercer Co.

[HsnOdssary XVI Letter 10 the Lexington Prc~Ll
Your reporter rode down to see the army
worm, about which there Is 20 much talk and
which Is the dread Of 80 many farmers They
were at work in the field Of Hungarian grass
belonging to J. L. Neale. There is in this
field about fifteen acres, one-half Of which the
worms have gone over, and stripped every
blade from the stem Of the grass, and In ma
ny places had also ea,es the heads Of seed.
We measured spot just one foot square that
had just been mown over, and counted the
worms in order to make an estimate Of the
probable number per acre, and counted seven
ty-6ve full grown worms There were many
very small ones) on one square foot. Some
idea NAV be formed Of the extent Of the dam
age that these worms are capable Of perform
ing by their number, which according 10 our
estimate, was rs to the square foot, and a.
$50 square feet 70 the acre, making s,267 900
worms to the acre, and this, too, Is a low C.
innate.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
TURyFRsvIlIF.

We have Enjoys Cor The past ten years,
very superior advantages In the way q good
schools. and have deem lucky, during that
time, In securing the very best teachers The
coming se-ion of our school promi.es not 10
be an exception, az the Trustee. have secured
the services Of Prof Chevis, who taught At
Willow Grove las, year. His reputation d.
quite enviable, and the patrons Of the .chool
congratulate themselves upon securing -
faithful and eminently competent gentleman.
Ths merit session Of the school will commence
the 6rst Monday In August.
Prof Daugherty commenced teaching the
art of psnmsnship 10 a class Of sixteen pupils
on Monday last.
The busy season Of the farmer Is about over,
and the weather proving favorable, the small
grain is all saved in excellent condition. G.
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Ascus 1893. Abraham D, w..i. q Hol.
lard, vs. MARRIED 70 Mis- oeorrs Aunis
Nevisv-, n this place, and they lived hsppi-
y tcsrsb~r Coz shout fcur years, the union he
ing ble--sd vish two children, About 1867
or 'es, thsy bccvme e.tr.nesd on account Of
some mi.ccpduci - the T.rt of D.wssi, snd
the court granted ~ Ne wife divorces. N
wal left the cOogtV cor Europe, vhere he
cane In possession, - s'- informed, q con-
siderable property fv-s Ne father. estate,
and returned to America, istias up his sbode
In H-sson, Texas A few -svks sgo he made
nj. appearance in Stanford, s"'i through .sme
means effected q reconciliation With kir ii
vorccd wife, and, on "Wednesday svsrsns las
shey were re-msfied BY Rev. + :. rcRob.
erts. We wish fcr them in the futuw, v~is-
terrup,cd hsppiness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-07-18
Hnrsl In Relieve.

The Lebanon standard Of Wednesday cor
tains this account Of = remarkable freak Of
lightning;
Rev. DR.. Hill, Of Anchorage, KY, relates
the following remarkable incident; A few
nights ago, during q storm, he was sitting In
his room, al Mr.. Rowntree's in this city, when
puff Of wind extinguished his lamp. Wink
sitting there in the darkness, celebrating how
Of lightning and relighted the lamp.
Query. II the DR.. had been wicked sin
ner would Providenos have put itself TO tho
trouble Of going all the way 10 the clouds and
back for Lightly Richmond Register.
Did the DR.. stop to consider that the blazs
might have disappeared beneath the cone, ~
is often the case, and reappeared just as tia
fash Of lightning invaded the sAnctiiy Of his
chamberi