The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1874-02-11

pleasure to heartily endorse all that is
SAID by him in the following extract
from the Miner.
/ From Port AlIegany we ''itinerated'
our way III cutter on bare ground up
To the Amin Greek settlement. This
community has two strong church or
CARNATIONS, Baptist and Methodist.
| ana two church building, and we ven
ture to say there is not community in
The county IN which so large IL majority
OF the inhabitants are churcEi-goinr
christian people. At the present time
more than usual religious interest is
awakened and promising revival meet
lngs are being held every evening hv
Rev. T. ok. There was large attend
ance at the afternoon services and a
deep religious feeling manifest. But at
tie evening meeting the house was
crowded. and as our good Methodist
brethren would say. it was refreshing
season. Nine rose for prayers. and tie
interest continued to increase 50 that
1t was difficult to close the services.
We understand that these meetings are
10 lie continued wiile the interest re-
mains uaabatCd.
We returned hcme, fully persuaded
~ 0ur mind that tie life OF 4 Methodist
ltinerant. rliough full of haIdships and
poorly paid must lie full of blessings to
those called to the service. OF course
We stopped With "Uncle" Niles KINNEY
while Al Amin. Hale and hearty. full
Of generous christian Works. Uncle
Niles Is q living exemi iiiiicatioH Of tie
uobilitJ of "a christian character
y DONATION party will ic given for
tie benefit Of Rev Il. ". CoDglou at
the house of George Nelson Esq, on
Wednesday evening tie eighteenth
Instant
We understand tat hereafter al tie
churches ia this village viii held their
player-mtetirgs OF Thursday nights.
GEORGE FamWegen haulcd five and
one-half cords cf Hard wood, at one load,
into town Oil Tuesday. That's ''Uusi-
ness"
If there We're more COWS and fewer
sewing machines iii this County. We
think tie general prosperity would be
Increased. Perhaps it is a mere preju-
Dice OF ours, but we cannot help enter
tain the opinion that a COW is Of more
Use III ordinary families, than either a
Lightning rod or sewing machine.
The burning of the Tw0-Niic steam
saw m.I! near AllsgaHy. last week.
WAS loss 30 the entire community. 1t
Was entirely Hew ard lad hardly got
G;rilv III running 0der. There WAS no
insurance on tie prcrcrty.-MchedH
NiHGT.
It is rcrorted that Mr.. Dennis Hall
las SO CG0 70 invest IN real estate in
err torcmgh. We rope it may be 50,
and as Ec iTs ALREADY III. de = sVvIdl quite
Intensive. pucl ascs. it looks yyIy much
likt it EH.: ,1sun, Adr1.dtm.
PAEHo>IzH hcmr enterprise. Slend
ynui m0H-y WuGc yen make Ii.
THERE is 10 other state in tie Union
;taY,ng tit VCl u!aticn and teTntO!y of
! rHS, .yHhia. li.at las su small a debt.
\ Nh was htas;.ng t at he bad been
n:arI .ea. E.r tvc'.ty y,@rs and lad never
given u-. wife - cross word. Those
W..o E.anW nIin say IL GitjE' dare TO.
No ,IAN gels his moneys worth out
# q newspaper unless he reads the ad-
ytitis!Eg columns attentivrly. ILey
inform lin Wiio are the live business
mru Of the town and ue also finds cut
wi.fre hc car uLtaii! The bvst bargains.
A RoMAN Catholic Bishop being i'll
vited To Oxen TIA" Vermont Legislature
srmc time since, surprised that body by
Utipring tie following pctition: May
colru{ition ara sin of every form he as
far from every member Of this Lcgisla
! tuTe as IiOu art, q Lord" "
AN exchange We'll SAYS: No man in
business Should ever wiite business
I letter. .Gr make ont Il h;3l withoUt his
card printed AT tie bead of the paper.
and tnc name If the State. town and
place Of business being also printed
thereon. It hot only shows that he Is a
MAI possessing business qualities, hut
II H ~, MS Hulncro'IS mistakes. II also
saves lGlcj. t;nc in writing aud costs
but lEtti- mere than tie blank paper.
UNDER the new Constitution parties
applying for any local legislation must
advertise tie same al least three weeks
in #Gvarcr of its introduction. III tie