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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-10
OF. LOUIS BUSINESS HOUSES
BkEKIN0 TEXAS TRADE.

BAGS AND BdGGTNG
l.. CHASE, Bags of all kinds for grain,
IL Hour, Sc and 10 N. Main St.
COAiMiSSION MERCHANTS
CARTWRIGHT n co., Commission Merchants
" Cotton, Hides, Wool, a Grain, HOS ,om'l St.
II TiEDEMANN a CO., Commission, Cotton,
H Flour, Grain, ,Toba Geo, ,IiiiesS Sc. IAN Main 81
I ". EICkS n CO., wholesale dealers In Fruit
~ aud Produce, no Walnut ~.
Y J. CALHOUN h 90, Cotton Factors n Comm
.vs Grain, Leather, Hides & Wool. lOo Com'i IT.
gENTER 4 co., Cotton Factors and Commis-
y sion Merchants. 40 N. MSin 81.
u n. II. BEALL r TO-, Cotton Factors and
W Commission Merchants " \ Commercial NJ.
DRY GOODS.
glM'LC. DAVIS r co., Wholesale Dry Goods,
y Washington Avenue and fifth ST
, 1875-11-01
OUR NAVY.

ITS EAEAkNk NHHDklAIN+
NAsu1saTos, Oct. 11.-The new B!oops-of-wAr
Alert. Alliance, Essex, Hanger Adams, Trenton,
Huron, aud Enterprise. vii! soon bo readr for
sea, md most Of them will bo in service before
tho end Of tic year, The Trenton is not
yot launched. but it Il thought she will DO By
this STU OF December rcxt- Tho Alert ia Aarcaay
in commission. The Alliance. now at plilatlel-
phia7 will soon DO pat in commission. Tho
Ranger will, in few day. so to pht1a3olphia to
get her outfit. Tho Adams and EHse1 ut Dos-
ton, tho Enterprise at Portsmouth, n. H., and
tho Huron nt Norfolk, Va, arc rapidly being
prepared for sea, and their officers will soon be
ordered on board. It il thought tho Abort Will
10 ordered to the East Indies 70 joiu our aquad-
ron In thuno wasnrs. Tbs othots will DO ordered
to join tho North Atlantic feet AZ fast AZ they
nlo put in comInisMon, and az the vessels arc
needed abroad tho3 Will oo ordered from the
North Atlantic TO foreign stations. 1t is tho pol
icy Of the Secretary OF tho Navy 70 keep large
as to reliese veasels abroad from this station
when necessary. The Wosceeser, ut present the
tiag'ship Of that atAticn, being worry old, will
be ordered to Norfolk Us re-
Hampshire, which vesso! viii DO sont to PORT
Novnl, s. c., rs stora-shtp for the North At
isNtic hcet. The Hartford, which 1ccsntly re-
turned home from at Aslotio ststiou, will bo the
new flagship Of tie station. During tho troubles
growing out Of the capture Of thp ytrginiuB by
tie Spanish mau-of-wAr Tor Iado. our GuveHn-
tuent suffered great inconyenlence on account Of
tic very wonk condition Ut cur navy, but, aincc
then, the Department las been doug ail iu its
power, with the limited mcAna at its disposal to
put tue nary III good condition 60 that xo may
be ready Tor my emergency. 1he iron.clads
Montaak. Manhattan, sAuXus. MnLoptc, Nau-
tucket Ajax. Cauohlcus. Catekill Jason, Dicta-
tor. aud others. arc In Beagoing condition, aud.
should OCCASION require. they could ba put IN
service In five days.
, 1875-11-01

Cola elsin. Tho sayior naid attend to both.
lihH shis milton Ho Importance? J1ahb1tl multi
tulca. lnnltt:s1ed lit the Ealioy of Uocition. As
"" come to tho HlOAp nf tho century va find
thai, purely by tho neglect ii tho religious as'l
w'll'to.!o pGprIo Rnme ri our citto4 h1vn lhht
tho American spirit nmt endangered
their irhsperItv2 blInll GIIicaEo follow
Ncw inrk1 l'hrne prisons in Now York
ctat moro t|Ian llor 21D academies, Will,
nvor 81. oh Hin1ont-. Ought we mt to rayo
fpon instead Ut allowing great OWLS to pVnr.
wfelm them. md then punishng them At 40
yaht All e1penso 7 For StAto Prisons. G7 lkiis,
s seformatorica. 9 pcnitentfarea, ard tho lock-
uI'H TIM stato paya half as mt,cl A. for her IT,
hownod schooia. with 1.tW0. QUO Hchn!aEs, 15,u00
teachers, III H. 100 sch0oi-llouPcH.
Prevention Ia hettnr thar p',niehmant. To 90
to the s!ection Tuoatfny Is better than to mourn
aftrrward To carry forward revival that shall
make I3ibto ChriatIana. nh lay tho foundations
for fobrIetv and integrity II to lay e0ld lock bo-
nesth thu future Republic.
1tis not necepaary tonight that refer to
dangcrs Inevitable II We neglect to caro- for thcas
multitudea arounl uB and on tho way to Ill., I
lesse this 10 another ovoning. l,ut In not the
reward Of aAvtng the multltnioH Incentive
! enough We who occupy the'e favoret! ElacnH
are but tho Inception Committee WIN A*hst tho
tho on-coming mutitudoe who gather hafn In
1otl's Eood providence to bo fEee, to bo taught,
to think. to Worship God.
n God haA given It to us to decide tho Artne-
Eeadon battle. we cannot 10 too s!lligent or too
vnry. +" For tho day Of tho Lord ID near In tho
valley Of decsion.h
, 1875-11-01
PORT HURON VESSEL yEWs.

4sr<e,a1 Dispatsa Ia The Chica5o 7r,ouHt.
ponT l1CnoH, Mich, Oct. 1l.--DowH-Psops
Holland, Antelope and bafses; echrs D. 8.
!AuHtin. Mary battle. Sosnda. Elizabetn Jonoa.
Emerald. Sunrise. c. 4. King.
Ur-props Nebraska, Commodore.
WINp-]'ur>n-Trors City Of Duluth. Wonoaa.
Vienna anl conaort, Tempest and balges; Bcll1e
Hattie Wells. ]. s. Auain, Rchard W.ns!ow, J.
&. Maaten, Vest Side. ]. T. Rice ]. 8. Miner.
City Of Groom Bay. Watossown, Elvira. Jo
Thayer Nolviu 8. Uaeon. ", Il Rounds, Dun.
ford.
WlNp-West, fresh.
NrATNEn.-Cold, clearing.
At SAND BEAru 1iANt.,H OF nEFroE-p. ops
Huron Gity, Nebraska. bcutuh. Dean Richmond,
paksaie, Pacific, Tradur and tarse, siary ptingle
and baraes, CotlnbusY and hkrgcs, Glasgow and
bRrges. Townsend and eolsort, Forest City and
colfnrt; sclrH Harvest Queen, Itepubllo. and
Hit,ic.
Tbs bargo T.. r. Jndd, which vas ashore on
Port Anat,n Rect, eud WAS rescued by tho
tug Wlnslow {uhici. WAs uuable to tow
her nlohsBi1o through q heaYy ses
aud left Ut aLchnraEe). ID now nearly ashore
again, slls tay!,b dragged Iler anchor. Should
she be beaclel again, she will Prove total loss.
i The rchooueE q, 4. tNnK, Which Was ashore
noar Old MacEinaw, wss lowed In Tonight by
tho tug Trind!si'ie, lealinK somewhat.
The bargs Belle stosena arrived down to-day
In the propeller Ante0pe'a tow, Almnst entirely
uld.r wafer, no portion OF her belug visible
aboye water aIceEt small part OF ilpr rail aft
aud her cabin. tho lumber only sustaining her.
, 1875-11-01

cnenlicB When men drift awsE from lIiy teach
ngs. and sc9n,tn contempt fnr His perrun,
they generally discard Ills III ,raLtr, AMI ranGc
lat, overy hrGrea IT He!:l4,n'eH aa1 wick !."~a.
Perhaps I ought to nsT th1. whcn t.c:, hare
nuin in tteir intt,dA 10 r.naI, thnY immediately
attack tAtiA..anit". mud h;.: mn in!lIc|-.
have Aal II very nlllanpy fceltb4 atrhle CHI
cagu iately. nm inclined u think tint it, il,se
will prncip1ialo .Ipth it hume i"arfu! scnaFRtH.
The ,ery Christians 1T this city ar" 1up:o
liko the eons Of I'eliaI than tilsy art like ths
meek and l,SlY Jcsna. And shall bs arrceshly
disappointed II. at H1n1e net distant da1, TIC
A'atrttv doe. mt rcs1 r,s through hotioT tl'e
than l1e did four y AEa ago 1t c1ilnot ba THAI
c.y tba! l,as 10 lnspy privileges and -flc RIori-
oun possibilities, au! l. yot o1ernh with crs"lty.
robbery. and rottnttcaA. can cscare tho corEoc-
ttonh O! tho Almi,'htv. Let LII hume that HoIf'd
spur: may tt paur d olt u, tho backsli1era thin
winter. ald That tin ;o:le If ths whole co,nu.u-
'!ity 1,as l." alter \ III improved by glorious
revival VI true a.l nu i=;..e ac!is sion.
, 1875-11-01
Tho Presidents Opinions upon
the Truubln,is Cuban
Question.
Ho Thinks the Continuance Of Blood
shed to Bo Growing 1nsupportable.
Tile Present Condition and StntlonIue OF
tile United States NnYy.
Eight New gloops Of War Nearly Ready
for Sailing Orders.
Washed Postage Stamps -..Gibson's Whitswash
.-.3il King Redisiyus.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
H1EXB ny TIE 1,1it,YttlENt

'''.. - 't'N Ne-'''t'-<i" .
WASHINGTON, oc!. 3.-Thd t'bcufelon Of tho
Spanish Cabinst's reply 10 what In called In tho
late Madrid telegram. flo WASHINGTON Note"
ls. - foro,,a ~ I'm ,,n.attto, ,o .oo,
.'s .,"" =, 'e'e"eo ~ '1o -
wv t"' co""tfaes. 4pe e1act Po'"th u th'e III
:.eai paper cannot be Ascefsainsd. bus they may
Ea inferred from the views OF tho President
vhlcl. firm t,,a h.t;s Of tim in,,ructioua IN
,ti,;s,,. E,.;'.s 49,, ...,o., s,.r.r ,t's, .hs
e' I,.".,',e eann'uk, aAu "nten sA'" snA. .Ao
t'es.1ei'' fegards the eas1' o'eeeasoas
III Cuba, aud especially the sangulnary
hos:iiititp. Il. producing effects In the United
states eeco,,,, m rr,vitr o,,v n thoso rhic1,
thor nro,,tco ,n 80. w. ,,t,.,a,o t..,a ~
wv: f'o".sp ~ ~ an. 'he "I''ns's 'ssoe u
events IN Cnta wi'tho its Independence. howeynr
that issue fnsr lie proInceI. wlsc:hpr br means
of negotiations or ay the sctu,t Of military on
erat,ons n, ona of 4to,a ,,,a.,.o,oI i,,o,,,.,ts
.rs;al ~ 1900. psseo !He.S
"An ~ eUlelH-u.'s o''7'h1'ue tno 'Ass OF na-
tlohe. 1ha continuance hf the Instruction
Erows day by Gay ,uoso i;ls,iIrportaa!e to tho
United States. and, whiio tha n:,ert,on of this
, 1875-11-01

s,<.;. ,n,,aI+a 4, ~ fn,.o,. 7s.7n,r.
r,.s.' ~ ~. ~, .'.
"Asn1sufos' ~ ", oet' ot'-an 4"e Ieport o1
tho Third Assistant PostutaateE-General for 1874
n paragraph occurred in alluHIon to losses st,s-
tAipet by tue Government from tic Illicit use OF
,.b5 ,,s..,o s+.,,, ,rt,,,, b., ,h,n1
"Namo PvF'"so As"''e1' "A'eA+ ee'"h p"o!a"s.
III aA tAo lehulh8 newspapers. ultimately ionha
its way to probably every village in tho laid.
Tho natural effect Of such widespread publIca-
t,or Inn h.an IN .timu,.ta ;n,1;v;dr,l oYo,t for
.saL.i. - .,, 49,, III raa.-t.,,a,,,1,. ,.,,-
'e'hea.aos t1'e c''!' 1ua eaa n*s w.
bcqaently beea nooaea WIN propositions 10 'na'
ond. Many Of these schemes arc us-
te1ly absurd. 4 large number, oGs1iuf;
halter claims to attention. hayo rel coutaiueI
o,,t"..:a.,,~ sas..s .-.;.,. =. ,,,, ,a,,a-
eono oSJ'SstooAoao 'eese'o "A1eo "s4 . .A @ ~
tuea auoPsion !npusape. WHY .t' ,t,s o.usts - ~
~ . ~ ,,,,a, .." ~ ~. rr,trv
Nse ~ sno no'uoo loss-ses ~ uo ~ .nn,a.
"ou't ueceaea.e & nr ,',tsnI"a ~
taaa the ~'nouns o. toss ~! ,an.t,a" @ n1o;a,t,
Fsose. n.6 liz .no us, ~ tprt,vn cn,srs
~ ~ s.soa 'ta,u,,s nr 81 iun.isha
~ ~ pl1ot.g VI us'aso Inv ~ ,,ss i.nt
inks u caares's 1no s.aAia ~ ~. ~ na. uus
tllere may ne eoJeetnn ~ suy ,st,ox t,s
p1oP2sH!ons Any: VIII 1.si.s. ~ e
has peeh ~ olacaaay ,.,!,t' .nnJrs1 sn.n .s'n.
1or tiost t''3s sopt'eu. nn ,i"a,a ~ tuots
removal from sssh'" shrs ~ sas eHa5 .na
Inexpensive ptoses' ~ suJ ',e;. Snas. *au ~.
vestGas!ons thue ah,r ahf A a,u .nnnva,, aMs ass
, 1875-11-01
JOURNALISTIC.

Srseta! DspattA IL 7hs Cht<aga Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. at.-The Bloomington
Pantagraph moved into its new building satuE-
day, corner Warrington and Madison strooss.
which IL perhaps as due building Us II ocet.~
pied By any provincial Journal IN tue Wess. Il
10 thleo-stary brick, Of uaat aes1gn. simple and
yet chasts fish, and has all tho collyoniencss for
The IrQCe{ pertorM4nc0 Of journalistic work.
, 1875-11-01

6peetai lftpateA to 1hs CALan Tribune.
BUFFALO, Oct. al.-The Butfs'o wAter.worta
tunnel under Niagara Riser, which has bssn 10
course Of construction two .yeksa. wAs opsnsd
lota ths inlst pier Saturday night.
Gh!a practically couPl1tos great Natk.
, 1875-11-01

Of al tke parties who. rcccisod any portion Of
Tho fund oHlser directly OF indirectly.
IL tht .1st6tilfsd {rtat.l
WASHINGTON. u. e.. Uet. 3l.--Tlao A8Ris!snt
s. .Troasnrar nj Now fnrk has toon instructed by
tno Secretary of the Treasury to eeit s2,0GJ. COL
u gold cou during the Mohth at November, a.
foliows: Fiso hundred Thousand dollars each
Thursday.
, 1875-11-01
MICHIGAN FINANCES.

Special IH*p1tth to TIE Chicago 7ttbuns.
LANSING, Mich uct, 31.-Iha State debt, Oct.
80, 1876, MAS rs follows
1ntrrrst-be,rtng. ng............,.. 81 ,37a NM. I'D
fonpteroat-hearin3.... .....,...... H,lt3.97
Total. RI ,3j1 1891
Balance Of cath In TIN State Treasury
sor 3o 1875, $50
Hcl sipts during tho month ending Ds.. 81, 80
l.75. .,..........,... lo1,14.c6
Payments during the same tnc. ........ :t;.3:ll.W 20
Hasnct In Treasury Oct. 80, lR5. 9J,.ul. 10
, 1875-11-01

snnetiTne4 cotl viii 'nt 5tc'1 tn Ordinary remo-
r+. b'rsnhe of tht teseIr :n nIlfacn nf The tlera1
l!IH Of The tnteh lHh which tlL tftatia 10
d,tsr1haie! ~ tlo Ht:,3i. I:is condition produces
tsiu AMI snrcn.t4, A"-r .o'itra, c,Iy. difficulty Of
breathing hectic fever. mi fIiins ri blno1, mat
ter or rhesa. hilsy esna:4t.g the strength Of tbs
pa'if'it' sud de'e"Iins ,ErrI s.s:n:s disease. Df.
psiulnus, y relieving t1s lnss If ait otsttuctinR
matter, a:a healing hIi susc,s. l!cur!sv. asthna
and bronchitis, are lkewise rur,1t hy this st.nlrt.
rtmcaT sud thu reputation It haa EuaInlaIned fur 70
inany 3eAra hutls thu uess gaara4:y of III ,ntrt.
, 1875-11-01
e.rron on The " Duty Of Christian
Citizens 3" by tho Rev. N.
II. Axtcil.
The Rev. Florence MCCARTHY Ez-
presses Himself on the Far
we'll Hall Outrage.
rhs Rev. N. T.. 1snvlin on "TIc
Pcrils of the Hour
PROF. SWINGS DECISION.

rhoe r.,,, 49, ,.,-,r,, -.,,,nc,,
III WILL. ".,. 49,, .,6.. l .,' t.-,
Tho Hes. Uafld o"'"e' pSheot y! tne Fo"ttn
prfabfterian church, Terminated tim numerous
".o,. concerning llie futura action h7 rna1ng,
"a.v, o,o,a ~ his soruon tbc fo11ouiur com-
tEo eo''
Gun!tston: ,-..-.....-...
LII BELOVED CONFEDERATION: During tho past
,,,e. mouths our relations hRvo been distutbnd
-, d.i1r by now rlnors and new fHctB 1nit-
b@o'' . ,,,,ro,ch;nc and of onr ties aa nastor
tt"ns ~ my, 49, In. ,.,...s,.,. ~.
sod dfeol'o' - ""' A''''A ~ "oe. 'Pe'4 ~.
~. to Address to yu,l any "orda that might put
-mors to rest and cast any light upon the fu-
w.. Eeitbor YOU nor desired to break III, 49,
'a'e' - 1ano ot,,3irr .,d ,,o.r,nr,r n'oan.
Ie't'pp0 - 'ss >. " r y. -. r"a -.
pt tno oven ahc1au' ~ "as n"tuan a. 'e"ss ~
utiI to await tho command or tho ecclesiastical
tc,,t that prosldeB over srch affairs, aud that
s..,,,oscd tn iaeun ,t4 flccrooa with snf}lcirnt
Hs'pp A. 1.a. .,,o .e,,r, - ,s,,;,,, ~. G.
rfeap'neo'' Wv 49, >" "u'e4 't'.a ,.'
tetr u amohapio has 1ornallY e1pfcsaoa .Es no-
bet or rather lis hoPo. thht nfser tho ctoso OF
,bis war this church viii tlaco iteelf In posi-
Fan ian i,rcgular,--wi1l find pastor among tho
rs....,a,,., ctorov in rnos1 otnnd,nv- Thc ara.
.,,,t,,r a. = onrsto,, ,,,- :, i,,,rta,,1,
sea la't t'''no4 ~ " ".""' -'0' "e
nd anything 10 warrant tho hopc OF convection
.,nraetel by the preebYtesy but have yaitcd
~. ,t,n,c mnrcmnnt IF the Church, Inw.
W. :. III crsi. thn Spaso,, haye in lie lone of
,rior tbo relatons mutually pleasant, urged mo
- ,stnfn to tho IreBhytor,an brotherhood: bt,k
-
, 1875-11-01

tif.,al f,s*a:sh "a fac Chicago Tri5nnr.
IA%+1H1 Mich. Oct. 3t.-fho Sauit CAuai re-.
r7ft f.s ISIS glyea tho following colIparntvo u.
lilo:
, 1875-11-01

crry gets Iis tax out Of his c,,skom:rs and rais-
inI his ta1 ID simply raising the price Of every
pound ot sugsr OF lao that lila Eoor customers
buy. Theu. Nhon . County TEtaAurer steals
lis vile hns. shawl. Or h,s friends
supper, wlat does 4o do? lio hltupiy
B1ueczbs that much sagar, toa. WOOD,
aud clothes out OF the poor paopaa Of this cuu-
ble about this. mao who liyss III luxury aud
iccun,nlRt.H fortuls by such means ID NJ out-
law, aud deserves tho mons violent and igno-
miuloua Death thai = Legislature can intiics aud
plnutlcrca people execute.
l counsel you. therefore, A. Christian minis.
ter. III loScs Ut POOR, suffering humanity. HI 4
ilascr OF tyranny aud oppsotHiou, TO usu your
tgst eudeayors to sare this city from 4. Z. lIcs-
in; On isxt Tuesday. do uot urga ,ou 10 vote
-1or any particular pe2son only III 10 you t,ut to
vote to. lnl and tn uso all your might to tlafeAt
hls olrrtlou. Everything That you hold dear may
s!epoud upon it. Tor not onY your own money, hut
your libestios. are at stake. This uuostiun haa
risen far OUT Of tho ro:!an Of politics. | au no
Republican myself, expect to yoto the Oj'po.
titlon t.ci:st Liter la'o scratched out iesing d
uaule. Ens will mt long tram with any party
that Appfosoa or that docs not opouty t4lsayuu
a,l contleiua, s'ict, atro1loao Assaults on dlcat-
cy unt oa lloerty ~ llcaug has been guilty u.
l}o not sAy That Yuu a.e ADORE luedlug with
politics. You nEht 1ust 40 veil affect conlonpt-
uoua indifference ~ to wbethoe your family slall
bs pluuaefed OF murdered. For tha. is exactly
what 1t comes to 1t laet. And thu tsulo Will co1e
when YOU viii bs glad enough, not to de-, os!t
your ballot, but to shoulder your musles, to pro.
soryo your homes from the criminals and fail.
birds Whu invaded Far@ell Hall last Friday
night.
canuot close without referring to the fact
that CboaKo. which is sllch 4 corrupt city. Ia
Aiao N iulldsl city. TuTn it aud twist It ~ You
may, inadsltty aud dishonesty go togethar.
Jssus Christ taught loys tor man Which, 10 IA
from pssuttinR h!s followers to b. roaksrs, ooun.
Aslsd ihsm to submit 10 toh b*l1, and loYe aIlais
, 1875-11-01

Tho TiIRrImn st plymouth fought al hsrtlehips.
Tho 1hl aiasi nvaY Until in three montI,n. when
they aton,l to ron tts BlsrH return. there wnrn
twhnty.oght nj II mud wns,,an nstl twenty-tlrco
tniren nhly Lett. nisny btil rick. Yet thoy
"eIa hnncHt. anil they wcte vsrtliola, nrri Col
las huIieI nhtion from tbt,n. III tls 3n'ili
it wnB nj: tii!lcFont III her first Legislature.
Virginia accepted Tho Anglican reigtuu. Anu,
in.lend. oyorY Sta.b had IN ftH charter causo
stattnx that tho propagation OF rolIgson was ono
oDjtet.
It was ccttesnly felt that
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-11
FROM WAYNE COUNTY
ApKINsvILIR, WAYNE Co. ". Va. Oct 3oth
EDITOR HUSrrSsroS ADVERTISER

ApKISsvILIR, WAYNE Co, ". Va. Oct. Goth
EDITOR HuNrrSsroS ADVERTISER
Thinking that a few lines from
this quarter would be interesting tc
some OF your readers, | how forward
you this articls. And first | sup
puse it would be best to locate thi,
place; if not ike Duluth" in the
centre of the universe, it is most GER
tainly central point. being situated
ten miles from Huntington, Guyan,
dotte, BarboursviIie, and ten miles
from Wayne G. H., and not having
surveyed its perimeter, | suppose il
is ten miles from every place, but
presume it is best known. by being
the birth place of little Rhoda.
We have one store here owned BY
James keyssr, who has Just returned
from Baltimore with a new stock OF
goods, and from the number OF Gus
TONERS he has daily, he must have
purchased at very low figures. We
have enc g,ist mill, school house
and one church.
The Beech-Fork bottoms have
yielded All abundance Of corn this
season, which will compensate in q
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-11-11
GUYANDOTTE ITEMS.

Mn. EDrroR.-Our village for sew
eral weeks past has been dealing III
some gayety,and a, it is such an nnu
sual occurrence, | thought | would
chronicle it. The young folks have
organized a club and give what Is
called surprise parties, going to the
residence Of some hospitable family
to spend the evening. They pass
their time in pleasant little tete-a-
tctcS, or in acting charadeS, and IN
terspersed with some very GOOD mu-
sic. As our town is rcligiously i'll
clined dancing is entirely excluded.
The last surprise met at the residence
of Mr. Tarlton Everett, where We
were pleased to meet four of Bar,
louisville brightest stars. including
our worthy aud ioyial friend, MIR.
jeff McComas, who was the life of
! the party, and seemed to be the cen
ter Of attraction. He assisted in get,
ting upsome very good charades.
The evening was ia exceedingly
pleasant one, and we joia with many
others in hoping that it will soon be
repeated. Tuesday evening tie 2nd,
the ladies' of the Foreign Mission So
cicty gave 4 mush and milk party
at the residence of Mrs. J. l., Ca!d'
we'll. As it was the first affair of the
kind in our town, a good deal of in
terest was manifested in it. Quite a
number were present, andIwe were
glad to see among the number Mr..
Samuel Couch of Mason County, ac-
companied by his two accomplished
and entertaining nieces, Misses Ella
:. Neal and Rebecca w. Beale, who
were the guests OF Mr.. Wellington
} Eastman and lady.
We regretted the departure of the
two young ladies, which took place
the following day, and hope soor
lagain to sec them in our midst. AL
of the beauty and chivalry of our
town were in attendance, including
I quite 4 Levy of jovial married ladies
and our host, j. L. Caldwell, far sur.
surpassed his usually urbsne self il
the entertainment of his guests, Civ
ins to all corliHl welcome.
The Young ladies of the NJ. f
Church choir intend giving an oyster
supper during thi, week, which VI
hope will be q success.
Our marriage, birth and dealt
! list has been mislaid or stolen b,
some news monger, and our memot ,
is too rccreant to trust for = copy
hence must omit it for this issue.
WIDE AWAKE.
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great measure for the failure in the
wheat crop.
The Barboursville items in your
last issue gives description of the
Bank robber, which has destroyed
considerable interest in his case
You have reduced his height from
seven feet down to five feet 10 inches
and instead of his coat being so large
that he couldn', pay the tailor, it
would fit most any ordinary man, but
the worst of all, you place on his
face pug nose, and neglect to speak
of that little lock that curls SC grace
fully on his forehead. DO let us
hear from the curl in your next is
suel
We heard couple of sounds yes
terday which resemblNd the firing of
cannon about which there has been a
good many conjectures to-day; some
think that about 5000 fraudulent
votes have been blown from between
VIM. and the gubernatorial chair.
II. +. S.
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at the Office of G., S. & E. in Hunt
ington W. Va. on April 1.t 1876.
VIM. Toney VS.. A. G. Handley-
Action, In debt, Judgment.
James p. Clark VS. Samuel Osborn
and B. Spurlock, Jr.-Action In
debt Judgment.
McAlpin, Polk & Co VS.. James
NJ. Rice-In debt, Judgment.
Abram Cyrus VS.. G. W. Porter Ell
al-In debt, Judgment.
A. w. Burnett VS.. H. NJ. Smith
In Assumpsit, continued.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Sale.

In the matter Of J. i. Kline, Bunk
rpt:
IN Pursuance Of n decree made on the
l2lst day If October, 1879, by the dis
tr;ct court Of tie Uuiicl States, for tie
District 6f West Nirginia, IN tie matter
Of J. A. Kline, Bankrupt. !, the under
signed assignee ofsaid Bankrupt viii pro.
coed to aell at public auction to tho high
est bidder at the front door Of Cabcll
County c. H., on
TIE 9TH Day or DECEMBER, 1875
the following property and real estate, viz
one large two story frame dwelling house
and premises situate in town of Barbours-
vile, in said county, said building com
paratively new, very handsome aud COM
modioUs aud situate in 4 very plcasan;
part Of said town.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth oasl.
in hand residue on a credit Of 6, u and
IS months, purchaser giving bonds with
good security bearing interest from date
". r. THOMPSON,
Assignee Of J. a. Kline, Bankrupt.
Nov. 4-iw.