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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

''My suffering ehildl Thy days of sriefare over
Come home to Ne and rest for evermore,"
Jesus Thou Lord of ali, dare not GO;
No work well done for Thee have to show.
"Great deeds 1 ssk net; bht some act of love.
One word for ne thy righteousness may prove
Alas 7 do remember no such word,
No'One such act Pardon me, Oh, my Lord
i'Yet, come my child, ifs who bid thee come,
Nothing ask from thee ;come home, come homeI
cannot, dare mott Call me not Thy child,
Behold my hands. my hear, with Sin defledi
Behold my wasted life, my barren years,
Behold my murmurs, ny rebellious tears;
See how myself | love while cold towards Thee
Ny conscience scared, my hardened heart, Oh see
sd see. And since tbou nought has done for me
l have done all, poor, Borrowing soIIi, for hee;
The word that thoa for Ne has never spoken,
That word spake for thee with faith unbroken;
The loving deed thou didst not, have done,
And interceded for thee near the throne
Thy sins, thy wasted life, thy heart defled,
Better l know than thou dost know them, child
And freely all that sin have forgiven;.
Come home my child, come home to Ae and heaven.
Ny blessed Lordi Ny Saviour and my ala
Weeping no longer, obey Thy call,
/ come to praise Thee with my Leart and voice,
! come with blood thought sinners to rejoice;
/ bless my dy ing day, bless the gracee
Thai gives me with Thy ran emed ones place.
New for eternity that grace to see,
Now for eternal songs to sing to Thee!
Golden Hours.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

THH Equinox comes crowned
with storm and winter shricks in
his wake. ~ Quebec there was
twelve inch snow. At Galveston
tba sea went ashore and houses and
property went ont to sea, destroy
Ing values TO the amount Of $780,
600. At Indianola, Texas, the
ships went ont on the beach and
over a hundred people =ero swal-
lowed by The wave, that like
,Ionah's whale, threw them up on
lsnd again, bat, unlike Jonah, they
were dead.
Here at Bristol the north wind
cut like a scythe. On Tuesday
and Wednesday there was frost,
but the winds had dried vegetation
until little or no damage resulted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Gen, Joseph Z. J huston while
he has not accepted the position 81
commander in-chIef Of the armie-
the Khedive, has the subject unde
consideration. The position wa
rendered 10 him several years ago
and again quite recently. A writer
in The Auglsta Chronicle says that
Gep Johnst9n's reluctance in acceP',
ing the appointment arose from tn
feet that he was greatly attached t.
his country, WIS naturally averse &,
becoming soldier Of fortune, and
that he was unwilling to set the OK
ample to military men of tie cou T.
try.-Neto York Tn uae.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
PREMIUMS
AWARDED ar THE A8iNG-
DON FAIR.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
Premiums to Thoroughbred Bulls
Three year old Bulls.
H. NJ. Grant, 9Th Duke Omen
G. w. Painter, 5th 1" &" ID
Two years old and over.
c. c. MurrelI, Buena Vista, 1st Prem.
I. w. White, Duke Rich
Valley, I'd
One year old and over.
F. S. Robertson, Red Cloud, LIST Prem
Bulls Calves.
J. NJ. Byars, Prince George, LIST Prem
same, Duke of Wash
ingtOu, I'd
Cows.
J. NJ. Byars, Maggie Mitchell, 1st Prem
IL. NJ. Grant, Duchess Of
Saltville, I'd do
Heifers, years old and under 3.
Jas. NJ. Byars, Flora, lst Prem
Heifer, year old and under 2.
Jno. G.. White, Sally White, LIST Prem
IL. NJ. Grant, Belle, I'd
Calves.
Jas. NJ. Byars, Maggie Ford, lst Prem
GRADED CATTLE.
Bulls.
Geo. Graham and ] L. Cole,
Ben. Buchanan, lst Prem
Nell Gibbons, Joe Gentry, I'd
Bulls. year old.
Milton White, Red Duke, 1st Prem
Ton Buchanan, Halton, End
Bull Calves.
John G. White, Jim White, LIST Prem
VIM, Hopkins, Creole, %
Cows.
f. S. Robertson. Gay Black
ford, Ist Prem
J. L. White, Sally McGavoc, I'd
Heders, . year old.
ThOs. w. w hlte, Mag Whltei Isl rem
Jas. NJ. Byars, Kate Berkely, I'd
Heifers, l year old.
f. S. Robertson, Pink, 1st. Prem
Milton White, Mollie Belfour %
Devon.
Cows.
+. B. Hurt, lst prem
Attorneys.
Bull.
J. A. Armstead, Sultan, ir., LIST Prem
STOCK CATTLE.
Three year old.
D. G. Cummings. Herd of 5, 1st Prem
year old.
Jno. G. W bite, Herd of 5 1st Prem
Frank Preston, 8 2d
Single Yearling Steer.
Henry Preston, LIST Prem
Pair Fat Cattle.
Jas. NJ. Byars, pair, LIST Prem
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

IT now appears that some of the
police Of New York, in hopes Of
getting the $4,000 reward,
for Charlie Ross, pos
sessed intelligence that properly
used might have led to his recovery,
but which they suppressed, until
cooperation was unavailing and
the boy has doubtless been lost
The reward was so great that to
secure it all themselves they risbed
the child.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

4 week ago Gov. Ames was
still bawling to the President to
send him mere troops. He says if
the Administration fears the odium
of;he measure te saddle it all on
his shoulders. AS usual he abuses
the people who have the misfortune
to be white, and declares that they
mean to destroy the negroes
The fact that he is a son inolaw of
Beast Bntler is enough to warrant
the presumption that the latter is
the prime adviser and the actual
Governor Of Mississippi. A more
humiliating and cruel lot rarely
falls 10 'hc portion Of any people.
The Soulh is yet governed by the
sword and the sword is in cruel
hands. Here, then, we still have
the oft predicted end of the move
mcnt @-laade years ago in favor Of
ihc concentration Of Federal power.
State Rights is a dead letter, for
not enc State in the Union is safe
from the dictatiou Of The National
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
ABINGDbN FAIR.

Wednesday last opened with hear
frost that alarmed more than it in>
jured, and there was a stiff north
wind that came off a twelve inch
snow in Canada. Talk as you will,
there is an unseen coil in these
winds that come from the wrong point
Of the compass. They creep by some
insidious and electric route under
the scales of ones cuticle, and then
all the forces within these bodies Of
ours are deranged, On Wednesday
morning every body was in mega
tive condition, and the result was
rather negative for the Fair. Nisi-
tors we're slow to come in, and eX-
hibitors we're few. The Agricultural
and lady's Departments were sparse
ly represented. Your uuquencable
amusement man was present, and
there wa a tolerable array of blood
ed stock As noon approached, the
north wind went off on its aerial pins
IONS, and the clouds vacated their
lofty positions, so that the sun glowed
Fleasantly on the Holston Fair. Ev-
cry body became good humOred-
the crowd became larger, aud against
The races opened, there we're seven
Hundred people present.
THE PACING RACE
had two entries.
Bin King, Yellow Gelding owned
by Trigg & Cummings. and
Henry Clay, Black Gelding owned
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
Picken' Information for the
People.

FIRSTLY.
l shall continue to keep my work
up to its present standard OF excel
ence.
SECONDLY.
My best endeavor, will be, to i'm
prove its quality in every respect.
THIRDLY.
To announce to all and every one. Il
great reduction in prices, and still, in
creasing the acknowledged larges
stock from Richmond to Memphis
LASTLY.
Call examine, and purchase at the
New Model JeWelry Store.
Tenn, ! Va.
Aug. lO-tf,
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TROTTING kACE.

Entries-Gayo, Alice and Pfince.
Premiums 500, $50. $40: Gayo drew
the pcle, Prince End, Slice the out
side.
First heat won by Gayo time 2:15,
Prince came i'm No. = and Alice No. 3.
Alice broke badly twice aud Prince
once.
The second Heat won by Gayo, time
2:4S. Alice came in second and won
second prethium, Prince Sd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Fat Bullock.
r. E. Cummings, Bullock, 1st Prem
Work Cattle.
f. s. Robertson, pair, 1st Prem
SHEEP.
Long Wool.
D. g Cummings. Buck, LIST Prem
+. S. Robertson, pr Ewes, 1st Prem
John q. White, 1--we, LIST Prem
Middle Wool.
f. s. Robertson, Buck, 1st Prem
CONTEST FOR SPEED.
Racking Race,
D. G Cummings and T. P.
Trigg. Belly King. 1st Prem
Jas. Stoflle, Henry Clay, % Prem
Trotting Race.
A. E. Sprague, Lady Alice, 1st Prem
w. l.. Mcfarland, Black
Prince, ID Prem
STOCK CATTLE.
Jno. g. White, Herd of two
year olds, 1st Prem
Jas. L. Cole, Herd of 5 two
year old, I'd Prem
Best Bull. any Age or Grade.
DIR. H NJ Grant, Sixth Duke
of Onendago, 1st Prem
Best Cow of any Age or Grade.
F. S. Robertson, Gay Black
ford, 1st Prem
Best Herd of Cattle,
DIR. H. NJ. Grant, Bull and Herd of
Cows.
SECOND DAY.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
Stations, years old and over.
F. s. Robertson, Village
Blacksmith, 1st Prem
J. NJ. Rose. Carl, 2d
Stations, 2 years old and under 3
Col. A. NJ. Gray, jeff Davis, 1st Prem
Colts.
Frank Preston, Hamlet; lst Prem
Mares. 3 years old and over.
w. B. Robertson, Rosa Lee, LIST Prem
Mare, years old and under 8.
F. S. Robertson, Prima
Donna, 1st Prem
Light Draught Stations.
J. Simpson, Bertrand. 1st Prem
Jno. Glenn & Bro, Marti-
nett, 1st Prem
Stations, and under 8.
A w. Meadows, Don Quix-
ote, 1st Prem
J. H. Grub, Bird, % Prem
Mares, and over.
P. b. Snapp. PATTI, 1st Prem
VIM. q. G. Lowry. Dolly, I'd
Mares or Geldings, yrs and under 8.
G G GalIiher, Vic Hughes, 1st Prem
ID u Cummings, Wan Jay
Brown, I'd Prem
Pair OF Light Draugltt Stations.
J NJ & 0 Rowan, Bill Terry
and Prince Albert. 1st Prem
Carriage Mares or Geldings.
VIM Earnest. pair Hotses, lsI Prem
L 5 Robertson. " Mares, 2d Prem
THIRD DAY.
Pacing Race.
Bill King and Henry Clay were
again pitted against each other. The
first mile heat was made in 3:05, Clay
coming out length ahead. The sec
Ond heat was won oy King, coming
out p feet ahead, time 3:0G. Tile
third heat won 10y King with preIpi
um, $50. Second money to Clay SIS,
plate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

by Jas. S!offle.
The race was wone in two heats by
Bill King. Time 8 IA.
THE TBoTTING RACE.
There were two entries.
Blak Prince, blk, G., by Jos Calds
we'll.
Lady Alice, blk. m, by a. E.
Sprague.
We witnessed the first heat only
At the end of. the first half mile.
Frank passed some fifty feet ahead,
at the three quarter post Alice ran
even but broke badly, and Prince
passed under the string sixty feet
ahead. On the second and third
heats Alice ran in some fifty feet
ahead winning the race. Time not
counted.
SECOND DAY.
The weather had greatly moderated
on Thursday morning. and the sue
at an early hour made overcoats a
useless article of dress. Long prior
to noon, near $500 people had pass
ed the gates. The entries and dis
play of articles, had greatly increased
and the various departments present.
ed an excellent appearance.
THE LADY's DEPARTMENT
was very interesting, The fine art
feature was represented by Saml.
Hoffman, and Mss McGombs, of Bris-
tol. Their productions were very
creditabIe, and were largely adj
mired. At noon,
TIE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
had their dress parade, Mr. Geo. w
Ward commanding.
THE HALF MILE RACE,
udu three entries.
Billy Stubblefeld, by VIM. Mitchell.
Bald Charley, 4" j. H. Ferguson,
Rosa Lee, {" ". d Robertson
The first heat was won by StubIe-
field in b seconds The second
heats resulted similarly in the same
time. Premium $50. The second
premium was awarded Rosa Lee, s.
plate.
TEOTTIEG RACE.
1t was determined by the proprie-
tors, to try again the match between
Black Prince and Lady Alice, The
race was won. by Alice in two heats,
Time PAP. Premium $50. Prince
took second money SIS. This closed
thc day and very successful day it
was. The number of small amuseA
ments, games and enterprises was
fearful. OF flying jcnnies, auctions,
wheels Of fortune, hand organs. ban>
JOS &C.. there was no stint at all
The sun went down from neecy
western sky presaging pleasant day
to close up til. Fair for 1873.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Ladies are specially invited to call
and see the latest style in Fan Chala-
tines, also the new Patent Bracelets,
at Picken's new Model Jewelry Store.
July 20-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Largest assortment Of Silver Plates
engraved free, at Picken's new Mod
J welry Store. June 15-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
satisfactory.

Remember that every piece of work
done at
Plcken's New Model Jewelry
Store. satisfaction is guaranteed, and
Sill promises carried out to the letter.
Aug. l0-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Picken's new Model Jewelry Ssr
ia next door To the Hardware EN-
Bristol, g Go2 GOD. . Tor
r,Oo I5-tf Tho u
~ like
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
SEPTEMBER Is, 1875.
EVENT and COMMENT,

Mr.. Ro. Boiling of Petersburg. de-
cIiues the call OF the sore heads. to
announce himself an indepeT dent can
didate against the nominee, Col. Hin
ton. for the Senate, but it is under
stood he will serve if elected. This
means war. The radicals will sup
mort him, and the hottest fight on rec
ord. stares Petersburg in the face. The
hattie OF the crater will be fought over
again and again, the enemy Will try
10 spring mine beneath the brave
men of the cockade city. May the
Sod of battles defeat the effort.
Robt. A. Coghill, has been nomina-
ted by the people Of Amherst and
Nelson for the House Of Delegates
lie is a popular and an able man.
Moody and Sankey are now trying
their hands on the angular character
Of the puritans. Having crossed the
water and stirred Old England. they
have come home and gone to work
with prayer and song on New Eng
Land. If they can succeed now, they
need not fear to beard Belzebub in his
sulpherOus den. Can they lead Ben
Butler TO the altar of Prayer?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
JOHN G sUMMERg;

p ttOrncy at Law.
WILL prnctIce IN the County and Circui
Courts of Washington, Scott, Smythe and
Russell. Also in the Court Of Appeals and
U. s. District Court
Special attention paid to suits. in Bank.z
ruptcy. Office Main Street, Abingdon, We
Sep. 23-1y
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JOHN Il, BUR SON,
Attorney At Lew.
BRISTOL. TENN.

PRACTICES in the several Courts Of ths
surrounding Counties. Prompt attention
given to the collection Of claims,
Office, Main Street, in Dir. Ensor's Drug
store. Sep Is Tiff.
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ADVERTISING RATES
RATE FOR ONE YEAR.

- q NJ II II'7I = ''i'IaIItf
10 cents per inc
Regularly 5 " per line
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress. Legislature, or County OFF,
,cs. each S5.C0
Town and Township Offices ESQ
The above rates win be rigidly adhered to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Richest, Pretties, aud Cheapest
Gold Rings at PIcken's new Model
JeweIry Store. June l5-tf.
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THIRD DAY.

Bill King aud Henry Clay were
agai" pitted against each other The
first mile heat was made iii 3:05, Clay
coming out length ahead. The sec
ond heat was won 0y King, coming
out p feet ahead, time 3:0G. Tile
third heat won 10y King with Prelpi-
um, $50. Second MONEY to Clay SIS,
ptatp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28

Saratoga Fad, Was He God manif
had at Picken's esala
Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-09-28
CONE HOME.

"My suffering childl Thy days Of griefare over,
Come home to Ne and rest for evermore,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb bas f@erfe unb btatete Mittel
3ur ltebsrisnbuns BON @elb une ipQten,
100 fe ;u baben fnb, ba3u Ssbrau@i
trerbeti.
8snn cine 3eituns BON efnent pof<
amt an etn unberts Seriebt iperben iOa,
70 mub tnmer aud tas gpitamt anee>
eeben tperben, 100 tie 3ettuns frdber
empfansen wHrbe.
@enn Ssmonb iein 8latt ntGt res
seImdbts empfdnSt cter f@ auf irSene
sins @eile Gebler sinl&lei&sn, 70 feats
Der betrefenbe asent icwte bte !6ers
ausseber iUslei& bdYcn bena&ri&tiSt
perben.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
FOURTH EDITION.
GENERAL NEWS.

'lohn Picif3-d, agQd %, was killed
at Providence. K. l., yesterday, while
attempting TO get upon noving,train.
Rodell Card, a brakeman On the
junction and breskwatcr Railroad, in
Delaware, was hilied py 2 :-sia a.
Nassau Station, last evening.
On SUNDAY afte7roo1, fire younes
rolh-- attempted 20 force Al entrance
into the hou-r of respectable vonen
canned Down, 7t Point ST. Charles.
near Montreal, Mrs. Downs fred at
me rough and put bullet into the
chest OF one Of them, named Meebsu.
who ha5 since died OF tue wourd.
Dispatchcsto The Omaha, Nebraska.
newspapers from the West report that
Tho sIa7shoppera are very numerous at
Grand Island, Willow Island, Central
lily, Wood River and Hast;nG, and
arc doing great damage N the vicinity
Of those places. Immense clouds Of
the insect aro still dying southwark.
owing totho csrcleserees Of a pbv-
sician who lott morphine instead Of e
powder for tho production of an cHe--
ve7cinE draught, az aged lady, named
Weston, and hor nuree were poisoned,
At Gardiner, Me, yesterday. Mrs.
4eaton is dead; the nurse, who only
tested The l~au1ht, was saved vim
difficulty
y fire broke out at Oshkosh, Wis
eonsln, yesterday, and for time there
was much anxiety lest another conis-
grafton like that Of the goth Of April
should sTecD over the town. t'ortu-
|natcly il was quickly extingui5hed
whore II originated, and the loss, in
stead Of counting up .n'o millions, lid
not exc esd S5,Q4ci
Tho -eG;iou III ;La Chero1c5 Nation
for Fhst aul Second Chiefs. Senators.
Members of tn National and Gread
|Counci.s, e2i District Officers resse6
oil without anv disturbance, except
in nc precinct Notwithstanding the
repe.,ed predictions Of trouble, The
floods Il the Indian Territory p-e7ea-
ted ma0y voter from reaching the
polls, and have delayed tie returns;
but it i3- believed that the vote has
been close. That Colonel Ross has been
reelected Chict tcr f2-r years, aad
that the Ross party have 6 majority Of
the senate Councils ard ,ccal officers.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10

THE SHIPMENT OF PEACHES To EU
RoPF:-At meeting of peach grower.
at Middletown, Del, on Saturday
MIR Mownsend reported that aftel
visiting Philadelphia to make further
arrangements. he had received a letter
from Messrs. Peter Wright&Son agent;
Tor the American Steamship Co and
asked the secetary to read 1t They
estimate that 1t will take SaC00 to fit
up refrigerator with capacity to keen
from 26OO to 5000 crates, and are vii.
ling to subscribe 5000 towaads the
amount. If the growers conclude TO
accept the terms stated, 1t would be
necessary for them to give the firm
immediate notice, so that Mr.. Bates,
the patentee' could have time to erect
refrigerator in the steamer Ohio,
which sails on the 26th inst"
The following resolution was ami.
mously adopted,
Resolved, That the peach growers
assembled accept the proposition OF
Peter Wright d Sons, provided they
accept the sum of S24OO to cover all
costs for tie compartment known as
the steerage cabin,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
LOVERS DROWNED.

Ethe,bc7t Parsons. aged 10 aad Lot
tie c. Phi.rot, aged 25, ve7e Drowned
yesteriay At SiaSa-G Falls, They
went, With party Of four others, &c
visit the Care - the Winds without g
guide, as they had done ze7erai times
before, and descended to 81 eddy
which IS never visited b. the guides.
While the lady va5 s;aaiiag il this
eddy she lost her footing; her coapau-
ion caught hold Of her, bat the curr ent
swept them both into the stream, and
they perished. They we're TO have
been married in a short time.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Eff. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron,

Has never been known TO fail In the cure OF
weakness. attended with symptoms, indLs-
position to exertion, loss OF memory, difficult
9i breathing, general weakness, horror Of
oisease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful
horLor OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weakness, dinners OF vision, languor uni.
versal lassitude of the muscular system.
enormous appetite With dyspeptic syste1D,
not hands flushing Of the b, dy, drynsss OF
the skin, pallid countenance and eruption >
on the lace purifying the blood, pain fn the
oacs ,heaviress OF the eyelids, frequent black
spots nying before the eyes with TEN mporary
sunusion and loss OF sight; want Of atten-
uon; etc: Inese symptoms all arise from o
weakness, and to remedy that use +. hun
ksIs Bitter Wine OF Iron, 1t nsyer mills
thousands are now enjoying health " no have
bseu hos,,as ~ Get rel the genuine. Sold only in 81
delphia. Pa N---''
Ask for hnnkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. This
truiy valuable tonic has been 40 thoroughly
1t is now deemed Indispensable a, q tonic
hi h,niealcine u costa but littae. purlae7 the
oleod and gives tone to the stomach, reno.
vates the system and prolongs life.
pig no" only ask trial OF this valuable tonic
proprietor. No 259 North Ninth street. hollow
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkeps Bitter Wina OF Iron and
take no other. 49,
graph OF the proprietor on each wrapper. pll
other " counterfeit,
sold By drlggist- auzo.1naTw
NO. 20s. Tape Worm 259.
entirely removed with purely vegetable
meoielne, passing from the system alive,
NO Tee unless the head passes. Come and re.
So No g Sssps patients treated pr, + T. Kunkel
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-10
A STARTLING RTMOR
A MINISTER SAID TO HAVE ArTEsrH7Er
TO OUTRAGE A LITTLE GIRL.

A MINISTER SAID TO HAvE ArTEsFH7E1
TO OUTRAGE LITTLE GIRL.
A startling runor is preyileat il
this city, and il the mouths OF man :
persons, to the effect that minister
at Braudywine Summit camp meeting
last Thursday evening, attempted 70
outrage little girl only eight years
CT age.
Tae story goes that 4 sister os the
little girl saw the attempt and ga7e
the alarm, end that her mother Guick-
y came and saw the minister still
pursuing the attempt.
he was at once arrested quietly, aud
afterwards d bottle half dlied with
brandy was found in his pocket tie
has since become hopelessly insane
sud Is now confined in an ias4aa ssy.
lun. Fer some time past his mind
has been affected owing to severe
family af1iction. FOR obvious reasons
sll names ere withheld.