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Bristol Cotton
MILLS.

HAVING completed our COTTON
IL MILLS at this place, we respect
fully invite the attention of the public
to the excellent quality of Cotton
Yarns and Sheeting which we are
now manufacturing. Having entire
Iy new machinery of the latest i'm
proved style which affords every IA
cility for making first-class goods. We
can therefore guarantee satisfaction to
all dealers and consumers. Patronage
Of all retail dealers especially solicited.
Having a store in connection, our
mercantile business, we keep on hand
a full line of general merchandise and
are prepared to suit customers in al
most anything they may desire. Good
produce taken in exchange for for
goods.
Respectfully,
FULTON, SPARGER & BYRD.
APPLE '75.-Iy.
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has been forcibly elected into the
governing power, anu by his exotic
spirit, was this dire and damnab!e
measure traced on cur statute books.
The F. 3 was written there b. the
point of federal bay onet
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VHvHOMAS
Il HOUSE.
Re opened by
J. NJ. THOMAS,

Nam street, Bristol, Tenn.
I HAVE again reopened the Thorn
1 rs House. on Main Street, and am
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation to the public. No money
and no pains will be spared |, make
the hotel all it was in its palmiest
days.
BOarders will be received on sood
terms.
Being provided with good stables
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ana
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan g. '74-tf
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YES /! YES =!


We foresee that Bcccher will
not be pronounced guilty by the
jury. lie has been among oriina-
ry men next to omnipotept, and
the present trial is merely a rare
opportunity for the display of his
rare power over men. 1t is all a
grand comedy with Beechor as the
hero. AS an actor he cx:els Booth,
or Forrest or Murdoch, and Ly the
supreme mastery Of his genius, and
the irresistible power Of his prom
inence in the world, he is looked to
as the hero in all fctions, bound TO
come ont all right. The wonder
ful emphasis Of the man will
win. Really his case will be
won solely on his own evidence
He has no other that is worth a
cert, but win he will. Mankind
must either acquit him or pro-
nounce him the mammoth liar and
perjurer of the age. Yct-yet it
must be said that he admits strange
things. That was strange inter-
view when Tilton sent for him to
Notions house, and showed him
the letter of Mrs. Tilton, wherein
she confessed to all that he has
been charged with. Yet in the
dark hour, instead Of calling a
council of his friends, he goes to
Tilton's house, and spends an honr
with Mrs. Tilton alone, and she in
bed, and procures her denial of the
confession. And then he speedily
surrenders that denial at the point
OF Moulton's pistol (?) and tells
his friends never a word about it. 1t
is passing strange that he seems
never to have had friend to whom
he dared tell any of this great
trouble. 1t is worth while too, to
observe that if Tilton and his wife
liSd they did it at the peril of all
that is dear to man or woman, and
that if Bcccher lies, he does 1t to
save himself from the mightiest
fall of modern times. Mrs. Tilton
let her confession stand for year,
and then retracted it, and said she
had lied against herself, her chill
dren, her pastor, her all. Certain
~ there is a lie out, and the mag
nitude Of it is beyond any example
in the history of mankind. If the
Tiltons lie, they do 30 against all
their own interests, and at tile peril
of reputation, character and all
If Beecher lies, he does it to save
character, reputation, all. Ply
mouth Church sustains Beecher,
because if he fall, they fall, for
Beecher is plymouth Church, and
VISA VERSA.
Tried before that jury, Beecher
will come forth whitewashed, or if
you please acquitted. Tried before
especially those who
think and reason on the broad ba-
sis of leading principles as the gov
erning power of men, he will be
classed with Peter, who, to escape
immediate danger, denied all the
more vehemently, as he was
pressed the closer, and to save the
flesh imperilled the soul. We
wish that the world could be con>
ginced that he is innocent, but we
see no reason that it will be,
and this is Just about all that can
be made of the great scandal of the
10th century.
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n nVERTts1NG: Chean, GOOD

n DVERT1STEG: Cheap: Good SVs!c-
Il matte. All peryons who contemplate making
contracts with newspapers for the insertion Of ad
vertis ents, should send I'd cents TO Geo. ?.
Rowell & Co, Al Park Row, New York, fof ther
PAMPHLET BOOK (ninety- sereah edfti0n,) oon
tanning lists Of over 200O newspapers snd estimates
showing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
ing papers IN many States at tremendous reduc-
ton from publishers rates. GER Tx BOOK.
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TO ALL MEN A SPEEDY CURE.

Weakness OF the Back or Limbs Kidneys, Blad
d-r and Urinary Organs. PaptatiOn OF Heart
Nervousness, T.midity, Trembling. indigestion
Dyspepsia Low Sppits. Evil Forebodings, Aver,
sion to Society, Disease Of the Head Throat Ms
or skin, Liver, Lungs, Stomach Bowels, Impo-
tency, ard those Direfnl results OF Early Excuses
which prevent marriage, estroying both body and
mind.
Address with Stamp. DIR JOHNSTON.
Lock Hospital. No. S, Frederick ST.. BdIto. Nd
bee. SIN.
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GEo copper day at home, Terms free. AddtSss
pOz V~V6Eo. STISsoN Co., Portland, Ne.
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Assignee's Sale of Valuable
Land in Scott County.
Courier please cory.
Jan. Eft.

Pr virtue of decree Of the District Court o. the
- United States for the Western District of Va
entered at the October term, 1874, shall, az Az
signes Of John Hickam, Bankrupt, sell at public
cutlery in front Of the Court House in Estiivlls so
much Of the land Of said Bankrupt may be neees-
sary to pay the debt interest and costs mentioned
in said decree and costs OF sale. Said lands con-
sists Of two separate tracts OF about loo acres
each, upon one OF which tho said Bankrupt now
resides.
TERkS.-Cssh sufficient TO pay the costs of sale
will be required in hand the remainder on credit
Of six and twelve months. the purchaser TO give
bond with good personally security for the deferred
payments, and title TO be retained by the Assignee
until the purchase money is fully raid.
Time of Sale Tuesday April I3th, 1875.
WIN. PAGE, Assignee.
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S7E WEEK to Agents to sell an article sale
VIZ able -four. Profits immense. Pack
age free. Address BUCKEYE MFG Co.,
MsuOn, Ohio
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ATTENTION.
DYSPEPTICS !!

Ifyou suffering with this dread disease,
You can regain your health completely, WITHOUT
MEDICINE, by my plan. If you will send me one
dollar, viii forward You at the instructions.
Surely If you afflicted with Dyspepsia, the trial
asked is reasonable and within your reach. Adj
dress II. J. LAIRD. Loek-box 292. Columbus, o,
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CASH for PRODUCE.

They buy for Cash and sell for CASH.
Why not trade with them If they have
not whar you want they pay you the money
and that is The end of the law
We ask our country friends to please come
and see us, and if we dent sell to yoa it
shall not be our fault.
Very Respectfully,
BUTLER & WOLFE.
Mar. 30.-tf.
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IN CHaNCERY.
In pursuance Of the Decree entered in these
esases al the October Term, 1874 of said Court /
will proceed At the ofice of Yors = Patterson, in
GoOiEon, Va, on Friday the 26eh dag Of March,
lS7s 20 hear airy proof that mBy be oHsTed by
either party. Of any errors in the stated account
fled as exhibit "A''-and viii also taRe IN ae-
cbul; Of all the dealings and tranaetions between
shO parties since the 4th day OF March 1871 touch
ing fsn partnership Of T. ?. Wood & Co. | win
also proceed TO ascertain what OF costs and
expenses either partner Of the firm OF Hamilton
Wood x Co. has paid in the prosecution of the
5. Co.
LEcSIDAs BAUGH, Comr,
Adjourned until Wednesday, April l4lh, 'ls75-
L. BAUGH com'r
VA .. 3o.-st
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1T l. because they sell for CASH and can
4 sell cheaper than those who sell on Cred
it. 4 good answer to this question and
test of it will satisfy any that may choose to
try.
They keep, Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Rice, Nut
megs, Mace, Pepper, Spice, Soaps, Dye
Stuffs. of all kinds, Fresh Peaches, Dam
sons, Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, Can
dies of ali kinds and in variety.
The finest and largest lot Cigars from
2 C to use each. Tie finest and best quali-
ties of Chewing Tobacco. A full line Of
Toilet Soaps can be found at Butler & Wolfe's,
while their Syrups cannot be excelled at
only so to 75c and 81 90. They also pro
pose to pay
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ITlRSINIA:
IL CHaNCERY.

In the Circait Court Of Washington county,
T. T. Wood, COmrlt., Curtis Fans, Def
Curtis cams, " T. +. Wood, -
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Senator Andy Johnson has present-
cd magnificent. bullion fringed silk
banner to the Sodality Silver Band Of
Memphis.
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FULTON, SPARGER & BYRD
Apl. 6, TOY.
, 1875-01-03

Smith; Carrie Hall. Bells Leslie, Ida RaY, Lou
Litka. Marion Wakefield, ind Alessre csbnrue.
Ooe, Hall; 'yrenu, Atwater. Deebe. Leslie, Gross,
ana others. Pound furnished the musir mud
Wright the 1efreshmenss 10th we're all that
could he wished. -.
Mr. Clark, tue oldest resident OF epark, has
been troubled for some years with disease OF
tho throat, which las beeu 1ccourted for in
various ways by tine physicians. Last week it
troubled him 80 much TINT he called in DR.. b.
kcr, Of This place. to make an examination. On
doing so, he discovered what appeared to be
tooth coming ont underneath lis tongue. An
attempt wa5 1nade to cut it out. but it was so
painful that tho operation was. postponed until
some future time. On the evening Of the Same
day, however; Mr. G.. succeeded IN getting out
what proved to be d bone, q ltlle oyer an inch
long, -nhich he remembers to have esalowed
somo torty.two 5ears ago. His throat is healing
up DiceIy, and his general health is improving.
Dame Rumor happened TO mention in the hear
ing Of the reporter that there was to bic = we'd
diug at the Park inside OF ten days, but as it is
secret it viii only be said that, although tho
LADY is one of tho best-tempefed petsons III the
world, from her wedding day ind ever after she
will be Cross.
, 1875-01-03

| Tho complimentary concert to Miss Willard
| given in the Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening, WAS success in every particular. OF
course the beneficiary received the usual num-
heE Of encores. aud they were merited, as her
singing ct the ''Ardita1s Waltz Song" and
"Turn Thou Unto Me-" from the oralorio of
Ell, Was most excellent in expression and execu-
ton. The Blaney Lodge Quartet came in for 8
good ahare OF applause, and, judging from the
number OF ti1nee they vera recalled, they think
they we're appreciated. Tie solos by Messrs.
Coffin, Letter, and Kimbark we're very accepta-
bic, aud showed they wereprofcient IN that line.
as well as Ia the chor.,ses. Piano Solos by Miss
Kitty Smith and Mrs. e. l., Bingham comrleted the
instrumental portion OF the programme. They
we're both very brilliant, and showed consider
ablo talent for amateurs. Much credit is due
Messrs. Bingham Dean & Co., mansgers Of tho
CONCERT, for lis success. II us much enterrrise
had been shown By. the Lecture Course man
agers, rcsidents Of tho place might have enioyed
the great treat that wis promised
New-iear's passed or very pleasantly, ,nost OF
the gentlemen staying home and calling. There
the dar to mske tie grand rounds.
Ia the evening Miss Alice Bor1ugtoa received
at tho elegant residence Of het father, thu we'll
known architect. A1noag those rresent from
Chicago wese Mr. and NGs. Homer Boyiprton.
Ar. and Mrs. George 1icsier, Mr. aid M1s'
Charles Edwards, Misses Porter md Warmer
and Alessrs. Reed, Steele. and Coz. Among fiji,
Pariites present we1e r.. i. James aud vile,
Mr.. aad Mrs. c. n. Field. M1. aad Mrs. ]. II.
Smith, 3fr. aud Mis-, Rcd. Ca1:e-, and Lr. aud
alrs. Luke Phillips, Misees Clsra Willard, Kistt
, 1875-01-03

Llvd as though you we're Young and YOU will {
! young It the memory ia lp.anel to be w.aY
do not oveetax it, but read each car i chaot.s
| from sumo interesting book-not n, 70 than on.
! -and write after the book is LAID away a,l tliht
can be remembered concerning it. Read tLu
| newspapers and talk nith sorr nei:hbor-te
! contains Do not take drugs to improve she
mental faculties, nor neglect tbs. bath, exercise,
or sociabiity, aud above all, however impecu-
nious may be your lot, do not stint yourself
i'll the uso Of pure air. NotliEg wilt so long
preserve fresh couutanance n5 fresh, unim-
poTetished atmoe plerc.
, 1875-01-03
A Beautiful Wuntress.

From Tie W,tmia1ton {Dti, Euxrp Erenin5.
Hiss Clara Hale, of Harrisburg. Pa, has bess
On cunning expedition down the peninsula
ard met with considerable success. Early oa
Tuesday morning. last sha went ont, aud IN
short time suc.,esded in bagRing sixteen paI.
t:idgcs and three squirrels. Tho night oi tne
same day eha shot elxh: 1nusk1ats, two Of Th'c1.
however, she failed to get On Wednesday T.
ternoou che gave few invited friends an axnt-
bitfon Of her ekitl in banding the revolver. an
9 dfasbioued copper cent vas fastened sos
fence-post, aud abe bit it eight times QUE OF ten
Several pigeons we're let out OF 3 trap, eFarv ons
Of which Bhe brought duwp. Miss Hale is be.a,
titul brunette, about II years old, sna
her form is perfect. She is intelligent: :
fluent speaker, and delights in recounsin8 hef
hunting adventures in the mountainous regions
OF PENNSYLVANIA Her uniform CONSISTS q =
t'sht-iitting. lgh: corduroy jacket. short sk,ls
OF the shtna material, with the inevitable ousdet
which sie utlizes Tor the purposs q earring
her AMMUNITION, etc. several pockets being
neatly arranged IN it. Her cap is also Of hsns
corduroy, With N oil-c'oth. reversible eorer, snd
her feet aud ankles are tightly encased in apsa
OF Indla-rubber boots. She carries oua Of ken-
lngton's handsome fowlin2 pieces, sad seeu1
greatly attached 10 her two canine coE,psEtonA'
who aDswer to the uan1es Of Elolso aod a2'pp"t
lhe Seaford Citizen sars she Is now y'sls'ogs
Few friends in Sussex County, and will .sooa ~
eIS1 aones
, 1875-01-03
WHEATON,.

4 meeting was held Wednesday, evening At the
Hall Of Wheatou Lodge. A. r. and A. H., fo1
the purpose OF completing the work preliminary
to making application for \ dispensation for the
establishment OF Royal Arch Chapter at Whea-
ton.
4 meeting WIS held last evening ut the Court
House for tho purpose Of hearing report from
tho Directors OF School District No. 3 CONCERN
the Ba1e OF the school bonds authorized by tho
voters OF the disttict in February, 1874. and for
the purpose Of considering the best means Of e1-
pcnding the money received from tho sale Of the
bonds. The matter OF raising funds for tho
completion of the building now iucloscd was
also considered.
Lscraty CLEANERS met last evening ut the req
idence Of E. 8. Gary. The SESSIONS Of the So
ciety are ona-aud-a-half hours long. tho first
half hour being devoted to social enjoyment, the
second to literary exercises, and the ualrd to
business.
Willie r. Webster died Saturday evening, Dec
&c, from injuries produced BY being thrown from
horse sometime previous. He attended tho
Baptist sociable the evening prior to his death
He was 16 years OF age.
The book - 1chapse and circulating medium Of
C. nj. D3rnes' has been removed to tie store Of
II. c. kclBey.
Mrs. Nutings class in painting and drawing, Of
Wheaton College, has as me,nbofs two Armenian
gentlemen who have come to this country for
tho purpose of acquiring o knowledge Of En-
glish.
matchmaking Was held at the II. E. Church
Thursday evening" md was well attended.
, 1875-01-03
POST-OFFICE INTELLIGENCE.
CANADA POSTAGE

CANADA POSTAGE
BY an error OF punctuation. an instruction OF
tho Postmaster -Gencral dated Dec. 80, relating
to tbs now mail arrangement with Canada, has
been misrepresented in the Chicago pagers, Tho
correct readius Of the letter is Us follows:
fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .WAsH1aroS, De-. 50
l574-To PosIMAsTE1s: Gu and after tae lst Of Jlnu
sr 1872 a printed matter Of the second casa destined
1or Canada viii be treated - though 1t destine1
fof the United Sites. the Arrangement with tbs
Canadian postal authorities being that 1t sha1l be de-
hVered there free q charge. AL natter OF this class
b.. this Department f1ea Of charge. Tho samo
rule also applies to transient newspapers
and postal cards. On and after Feb. /, 1875,
the sngle-leter rate to Canada will 10
three cents, prepayment obligatory and I'LL ietes re-
ce1ved from Canada Will to delivered FREQ Of CHARGE
MARs1ALL JEWELL, Postmaster General
, 1875-01-03
W1NNETkA.

On New-year's eve She ladies Of the Winnetka
Congregational Chu urch, gave social and liter
ary entertainment lat the church. The walls
were prettily decorated with festoons and mot
toes, tastefally arraaged with autumn leaves and
evergreeus. s. s. Cslkins, Esq, Of Chicago,
gavc several selections and readings. There
was also choice selection Of music, amongst
which Vas duet from Mrs. Cotton aud Mrs,
George Mckinney; an instrumental solo By AIins
Hnttle sloat, solo by Mr. r. r. Stevens; and
several beautiful quartettes. The programme
tor Ct The Church. sitter which the time was de-
voted to sociul purposes until late hour.
, 1875-01-03

L1vEsrooI, Jan. 2-11 .. m--Fiour 2a.@2as Cd
Wheas-Winter, D. 1dseoa ID; spring, 81 lIG3ys ct
club, los 41e316s % white. d lUdaIo4 4ds Cern'
ss7 tx9 6a@4os; 49, kork, , s2s ~ Lard G., @.
hi7EsPooi, Jan. 5-2.o p. n1--Dresds:ufa quiss
LONDON, Jan. The amount Of bullion that h,s
gone ln the Bank Of Eugland On balances to-dsy II
.C53 coo. "~9 -
LoSposs Ian: 2-7,conso1s for money, o1yA9s2:
account, 92; Ts's: 1oik: CTS, 1o5k; new s., 1IDE
, du4o', lo4H; New York Central, %; Erie, 269
25A preferred, IS.
PAK1s, Ism. 2-Rentes. CT 1Dc
LtFEafooL. Jan. 2-Erening-Brnadatu6a quiet.
SIS. Hams-Lon8 cut, 5Ga.
, 1875-01-03
AUSTIN.

At h'stin the old year ras bowed out and the
ne" 5ear 1.Iroduccd With due ceremonies. The
napahs Churc- the Rev. Mr, Blackburn, pastor,
observed "afcb'n.tat. Their services began at
1880, and CONSISTED Of prayer and conference.
The Methodist Church. n-a Rev. Mr. Marsh,
pastor. also held watch-night hcryices. Tha
meeting was veil attended aud v,,y interesting.
There ras an impressive Dible-reaatac. which
was followed by reception Of pcrsops I'M, tha
church. prayar-meetings, ard the sacramont ~
the Lords supper, closing with the Covenant
Hymn.
The mere gay celebrated by stripping thu
light fantastic tee" at the Town Hall. Tha
atfair wac not 80 successful as expected, owing
to the failure Of the musicianB to put in an 50,
pearauce.
New Years Day Was "kept" more than ever
before. Quite la1ge nc1nber Of gentlemen
we're calling. As d role tho ladies' Kept open
houses, and entertained their friends most ad-
miEsby. At some places the "spteads,' were
elaborate and elegant. Mrs Merrick OF the
Ssouths-ide, VAS made, Perhaps, the hsppiegt in
tho presentation Of rich aud complete silver
service.
, 1875-01-03
Assistant, John Carney; Treasurer, g. ". Hun
tom, Jr.; Secretary, L. G. Fitch
HYDE PARK.

r Tho advantages arising from having plenty Of
wa:or and strong pressure along WITH it we're
proved at Hyde Park New Year's night for the
first time since the completion Of ths Water
Works Tie barn Of Mr. Brown, situated
block or 50 east Of the depot, MAS found to be on
fire at about O'Clock. In few moments the
hydraats were in use, aud the flames e1tinguishea
in brief space OF time, But for the ready sup-
ply Of vnter, the loss OF tl,roe OF four residences
would havo been inevitable, aud the people arc
congratulating themselves more tt.au over on
the latest Improvement which, though costly,
has in itself the element OF repayment.
, 1875-01-03
OAK PARK.

! The Onward Union Sunday school repeated in
the basement Of tho Congregational Church,
| New Tear'e Eve, the entertainment given at it's
chapel Christmas Eve. Ths decorations Of the
| roetrum were very pretty. and consisted Of an
! arch Of evergreen, upon which vas the motto
'Jesus Only" wreaths Of oYerg7sen, and i cross
| OF evergreen and other materials neatly inter-
mingled. Miss Fio1cnce Sharp delivered an i'd
dress, .ud Clara Schema recited an original
poem. The two dialogues. "SteaIlng
Mn1cl," and "Lesson from Dreamland,"
were well acted, and were Ncll es-
ceived by the audience. BERTHE Sharp. Willie
Law1ess Elsie Sharp and Annie Schroeder won
especial praise by the excellence Of their roc
itatlons. Tho basement OF the church wss we'll
TILED, and the entertainment was an eutii ely
satisfactory one. The Sunday-schoo1 is under
the direction of George ". Sharp and has large
aud regular attendance.
The Gedova Club gave aociable New Years
night at the usual placo OF meeting. The full
momborsnir was present aud large number Of
invited quests enliVened the occasion with their
presence, Austin, nidseland, and Chicago we're
represented. The daneing WIS continued until
Ills o'clock A. m when the company dispersed.
Tho Union Club give a jBociable ThursdaY even
lug:
The male portion OF Oak Park busily employ
ed themselves Now Years making calls. a1d
large number Of ladies received calls. but only
few set tables. among whom were Mesdames
0wens and Rogers
Some candidates for the States Prison have
broken the picketa OF hlr. Marks fence, and
now Mr. Marks will give s5 for their naues.
Tho attendance upon the second presentation
ct Is The Flower Queen was not as large as
that oi the first evening. some Of the perform
ers showed signs Of having benefited by tho ex-
per1euce Of the first evening, and, IN some re-
spects, tho second presentation was much supe- |
Tlor to the first. [
Mr. end Mira 7ernh ,f 1{orpt U.-nor >-n
, 1875-01-03

The lecture Tuesday evening in the Maywood
Hall, by Mr. Ba1ber, was attended by full
house, and was q very pleasant and entertaining
production
sir. John dui1ford and Hiss Ida Barney vera
married Thursday, at 1:30 o'clock p. ,1., at tho
residence Of Mr. Barney. Tito ceremony was
Witnessed by small number of friends and
relatives. The new couple at once started upon
weddiug-tour.
The custom Of making New Years calls wss
more extensively observed in the breach than
!ast year. a9a M unusually lstge number of
baskets aided in tho reception Of callers.
The week Of prayer will be observed by the
peopte or Haywood, who will unite In union
services at the Presbyterian Church.
The Presbyterian Society will hold it's regular
sociao]e Thursday evening. An unusually pleas-
ant time is anticipated.
Thera will be 4 dancing patty At the Maywood
Hall, Tuesday evening. Arrangements tor /
pleasant time are making. Tho Haywood Liter
airy Society will meet in the same hall Tuesday
evening, Jan. Il.
, 1875-01-03
EVANSTON.

The week Of prayer will be observed to con-
siderable extent in tic village. The ladiea OF
the various churches will unto in holding meet
ings for prayer each afternoon this week in the
First Methodist Church.
The body OF al unknown man IVES found in
South Evanston Yesterday. The man who Taa
poorly dressed mud appeared to have been q
lahoser, had crEuled into the place Fr1dsr night,
and died there.
Following are the oflcszn-elect Of the G. ].
dasnbls; First-Assistsnt, g. G. usa1in; sccond-