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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Funeral Of Henry Aeigs.

PAsAMA, October 25-The funeral
OF Henry Meig,, the great railroad
bIilder, which took place At Limi, Peru,
was sn imposing affair. About 200
coaches and 20OOO p ople were 10 pro
cession. The cofin was carried by the
pouuIace for half mile He vii
mskes 70 direct statement Of the amount
Of bis property, but bequesth, all, after
the payment oi ssbu, 10 his children
who are enjoinsd 10 carry " The work
be ssguE.
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WHEELING w. VA. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s. 1877

There are other deformities in the !egis-
lstion of last winter, which tits not neces-
sary to point out now, but we merely re-
fer TO this to show that it is unwise poll
cy to hurry through important legIsis-
tion.
1t is, perhaps, gratifying to MIR. Glib
SON to have his constituents at home en-
dorse his course, even if the people OF the
remainder OF the State do fail to see II IN
the hight ne does. If Mr.. ARNOLD can
now get up ratification meeting In Lew
is county then all :he wounds will be
healed, and public events will drift Oh
without ripple.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
AIaskaIndian Tronbles.

SAN FRANCIsCo, November 3.-By
travellers on the schooner Leo from
Alaska it is learned that the recen! re.
ported killing of some fifteen Indians at
Cape Prince of Wales wa: by the crew
OF a Honolulu whaling brig. The ns.ives
boarded the vessel and demanded liquor
and OF refusal attacked the crew. The
crew obtained arms from the cabin and
beat of the assallsnts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Bob IEGERsoLL WAS the son OF
preacher and SAYS that he was made an
lufdel by his father whipping him so
frequently. If that Is the best reason ne
can assign for his infdelity he had better
let up on his lectures and return to the
faith.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Hog Cholera I'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-TAe
Enquirer publishes reports omsnumber
O, places in Ohio, Indiana snd Ken
tucky, which indicate tha. there has
been very general prevalence OF hog
cholera in those S.stes. In some lccaH-
ties there has been regular scour1e,
causing heavy loss to the farmers, but mes
reports state that it is now rapidly dying
ont.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
EafaI PnIIIicaI Quarrel.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Michael
O'Hars, supporter OF John Morrissey
for the Senate, and Alexander McLsne, q
partisan of Richard Schell, his opponent,
Quarrelled last evening, and McLane
Knocked O'Hars down, trsstsriag his
sksll, and he died ts-eay
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
GREAT FIRE AT ~ EST0N.
Eight Tho Ousand Dollars Worth OF
Properly DestrOyed-HOW they
Fought the Fiend-Brave Men and
Weston. W. Va, November

WEsToN. w. Va, November /.
Correspondence of the Register.
Last night | came into Weston after
An absence of two weeks. | went to my
rooms in the Hayd House and wrote
until two O'clock this morning. As
was retiring 10 rest, weary and worn, the
cry OF Fire. freI' was gwen. rushec
TO the window and saw frantic WON AZ
running toward Man street, excialmIng:
"Ou Heavens the town Is to be dtslroyedi
al will be lost" | jumped inIo my
habiliments in less time than II takes al
Irishman 20 strike u match. Wnen L got
10 the scene the terrible deamOn was
sending his torked tongue OF red flame
through the root Of RalstOn's jeweiry
store. Gregory's grocery adjoining was
already doomed, and jacob ScnmltIs
building opposite the Bailey hotel, ana
lately occupied as = drug store oy d.
ST. pson, was parched by the heat.
Schmltts building was on the corner Of
Main and Second streets, adjoining
Gregory : on Main street and Kascon :
resldeLcs on Second. This gave the nre
a semi rectangular direction. Adjoining
Gregorys on Main street was Ra!sLon
Ieweiry store, then DIR. Dents ONCE,
,Juper's tobacco house, 8 barber shop and
VIM. l.. DInningtOn's large clothing ana
dry goods establishment, by Tar the finest
m town. As | write all Is black heap
OF ruins. except the main part OF Dun
nnglon's building, which was saved
oartly by q tin rool and the almost super
human efforts oi heroic men. You kno"
there Is no such thing us u fire company
IN Weston, not even hook and ladder
company During ire every
man is the fireman, buckets take the
plsce of hose and the West Fork Is the
water plug. That dry, and Weston Is
doomed II another tire like tdat witnessed
this morning takes place. The "OuckeI
system does well, but i, takes Napoleon
Bonapart like ODD BslIeye to form the
"nnes.' The bony part will not come IN
with Did" however.
The fire, they tell me, Was caused by a
bsdly arrar ged chimney in Gregory
grocery, but as Yet no one knows posi-
lively how it originated.
Schmitt's property is an entire loss, he
having tailed 10 renew his Insurance
policy. Gregory was notinsured, but ne
saved most OF his goods. His store, like
Schmilt's, is lost, there being no insur-
snce. Cnafaut owned it Ralston's IN
.urance will build him up again. Juper
lost 10000 cigars $500 Insurance. Dun
nington told me that he was insured tor
$4,000.
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HOW THEY FOUGHT THE FIEND.

Durir 9 a fire every body becomes every
BODY else's friend. So it was this morn
ing. Only brave man will stand upon
the root OF u burning, totterlng building,
working and ightng the red-devIl uli
the last crash is about to preface run
and desolation. saw the Catholic
priest, Rev. Father Tray, do this. DE
nigh, have sad boHum certameH certaCl
win truth. So much tor Wheeling ed
ucatior! Many others, among the num-
Der Leopold Kahn, the city clothier,
worked heroically. Even the ladies acted
nobly, carried 9, DDS out OF the burning
stores, and taking charge OF property
which otherwise would have been ruined.
In three hours the fire was under con-
troll, having licked Dunrington's estab-
ishmenl aud parched the Bsley Ho!eI.
Fortunately there was no wlnd, or the
business portion OF Main street, consist
ing OF one block, would have succumbed.
Attne lowest estimate $4,000 worth OF
property has been destroyed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

crS GEO. w. MORGAN Is assuming
.,rinepce IS Senatorial candidate IN
r,io There is no more sterling Demo-
90, among the Buckeyes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Iy newspaper certificates are passports
70 Heaven, the Republican press has
done 8 good part by Mr.. MORTON. 1t Is
M, .sfe, however, to rely solely on such
,radentIs...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

GEN. GJrr is charged with carrying
,ae West Virginia appointments in his
.eeches pocket. We see no reason w y
should no. if ne has the inclination.
None Of them are too heavy for one man
10 garrv.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Bos LAFAYETTE 5. FOSTER, for
.vs.ve year. United States Senator and
n,,pg johnson term acting Vlcc-Pres-
Ian, o: the United States, is candidate
~. ina S,s.e Legislature in Connecticut.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

SIMON CAMgRos went to church tie
,ser Sundsy, aud when the minister
alroInced that be would preach on the
u'j.c: OF Foreign Missions" Old VIM
rs5,so took 4. Is personal afrout, and
e.. in high duigeor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Col. Ben. WILSON is on the House
,,on,ttss to attend the funeral OF Sens.
%. Morton. We are grstihed to learn
ID, b. ps red of with Mr. LOVING, OF
Massachusetts,, befor. leaving Washing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Tar psrents OF Gen. n. b. FORREST
.,, great cavalry chief, who died recently,
.0i,,sted from Western Virginis to
y,.,b Carolina, where the general was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

WYNN Gov. ALLEN had no chance to
q, bs President, be had rnu titude OF
,.,,-. in Ohio. When he has cnsnce
.,,o 10 the Senate his friends have emf
yr,,ed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

WE are indebted to Hon. FRANK
HEREFORD for report Of the Silver
-1mm.sion. 1t is q valuable document
Ni there is any one who opposes tae
.e,o:stion of the psternsl dollar, he
gsal to read il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

p0ov the way HAYES talked at the
, suond Fair one might imagine that
u.ss real estate broker.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

c,xaxs ,sa better whist player than
r-,vo He Keep the greenbsck cham
am IN the "nine hole"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05
Robbery

PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Yate:
& Cp.s clothing store, IN the Ledger
building, WAS robbed last night OF tin
box containing $500 in small notes and
a bag Of silver CON
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

,grvs is the coming man from
lndisns.
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Died.

John D. Stockton, an editorial writer
on the New York Herald, died OF diabetes
ID his mothers house IN this city last
night, aged al. He had been i'll four
YEAR, but continued his work, although
nearly sliat, sptstws weeks age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

,a..,,o,ber to-dIy rcilt be cloudy, 'o't"
,.t, ,o,uds, rrsi,,g temperature and
-4la or S''ot0'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

gx.CHArLAlS NEWMAN Is an anil
man. He has been snubbed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-05

Our dsPs'ches TINS morning give
lev, o. rrlrp,d troubles at san FraL-
.sr,aa L rrr lsborlng cla.scs. The
,sy,e; ,rt,,ubIe is disclosed in the
".ag5n paragraph Of the telegram
~. a..r ..- 1t 20 the "pr,s ure OF the
lard umys. The country Is sill suffer
.,s 10 msny parts the suffering grow
< more intense, winter rapidly ap.
.'oacring. Yet in the spirit OF u fddirg
Ss'o Congress can spend time in sd-
comments for horse races and clrCuses,
'.:cs 60 nothing to relieve the pres
.'e. lie, something be done at once o.
.a' Is ruiLed country.
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IHE Cincinnati Commercial is i'm
pressed with the beleit that In the death
Senator MORTON the Republican
2a'.y viii ind dissolution. There can
'e b., hule doub. OF this fact. The Re
i-'acan party has been in artleu'o
H-t.s ioI several years, and has been
led together by the Will and power OF
4'aToS. He has passed away, and there
10 other leader to lead the rank and
-.s' aea' discussions and give to 1t the
.'s,.a.s' of purpose aud the compact
-''' OF organization so neces-s sry to pre-
'''ve It's unity. The party Is dIviGec'
ID 'ae only politician who wss IN Po'
""on 70 unite 1t, is gone. The honors
''' TO the memory of the dead Senator
y political followers are no less paid
% hat party, OF which he was the life
Al las. remaining s,sy.
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VOL. 10,
Affecting Gr9lster'


o,l1 closed Saturday at 1929
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03
Not Confirmed.

We saw nothing IN the Winchester
Home journal Of last Friday IN refer
enre to the hrinous oulrag" published
IN the Nashville American aud Bnnnrl
Of tie 18th instant, said to have hcrn
perpelraled upon the daughter OF II
widow lady residing near Winchester,
bv two Young whit" men, The d"'i
was said to have been d,ur on Monday
night, We ar" confident IL was II
hoax, or SLATER would have had full
vNrl urrs Of the aforesaid outrage,
49, Shcl 'yviIlu Commercial,
The Home journal ncs er publishes
fights, brawIs, scandal, or, any thing at
n personal nature that needs coVllrma-
ton. We have heard the above rep r
from sc> cral persons. an'l several
versions have been gwen OF ii. We are
told that the young men have he ~
mi ,reprrsented that the ohjerl Ol the
widow lady aud Il uu.hter was 10 black
mail n worthy citizen, DC. We do not
feel that it is our duty to say more
Tue Courts are 0l,rn.
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Nashville Market.

FLOUR-Superlinc. $50; family
5000; c.,tra family. S9,25; cI.oce
family. 1919.
CORN MEAL-Unboltc |, 60c. sacked
bOltrd. sucked. G5c
CORN-LOUSr from wagon. J2cts; in
depot. sacked. SO; ear. t: bulk. white.
5Gr; mixed 5ic, on cars. in filling orders
WIlHkT-Rrd. SljOLl.7j: amber ant
white. 81 Goal so.
OATo-Sachcd and delivered in depot
52c.
RIE-From wagon. 6OiG5c.
HAI-rimothy. Sl5.Olal7 90.
BULK MEATS - Clear sides. o.; clear
rib sides. 80, Shoulders. g. 90. all packed
COUNTRY Misunderstanding from way
ons. shoulders. "a; hams, ZOE; sides
ylsc; Sc per pound more is charged from
store. Lard l0alBlac
IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING Rose
Ru>Srt. Peerless and Pink Eye, per bar
rel. S375.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples. Pr peaches
S.9r; black bcrrieS. r..
FEATil ERS --Choice. 4ic.
BrESW AX-Choice. 2Sr.
GINSENG-Dry, from first hands, sla
Ito.
wOOL-Unwashcd, lsa2O''; washed, IS;
30c.
BUrTER-COuntry, from first hands
common. IL lljc; prime. lSl2Or.
POCLTRI-Chirkrn 2Oa25c for hens
young chickens, 2Oa30c. according to size
turkeys. -.
TALLOw-Choicc. 7tc.
EGGS-From first hands. &c; packed
Zoe.
SEEDS-Clover. red. $500; saplins
SllOO Timothy. prime. 81 2ja2.jO. Re,
Top. 75r. Blue Grass. clean. $500: rx
ira clean. S2.2j. Orchard Ora :. S225
lIunsarla Sjr. Missouri Millet, Sl.0O
German Millct. soc.
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Smoothing Iron and Fluter


1t is nickel, plated, and cannot rust IT
Is reversible. ami n 4cutlc pressure upon d
sprinI will reverse it--.nahing it : SER
ylrca,l, rs hcp irons. 1t is heated Dy a
plug OF iron wnlch Is placed inside Of the
smoothing iron ami closed up, and the
heat will he retained on" hour or more.
thus masking it do thr work Of halia dozen
ordinary smoothing irons. The Flntrr
attached to It's side will flute any desired
length. \ Hating board goes with the
iron. You have nothing to do after iron
ing II dress but TO 20 TO ilntinG, without
changing lhc iron from your hand.
MI Clarence Horne has purchased the
right to sell alone in tine county Of Frank
lin. and is meeting with good sucrrs>
The iron recommends itself, and will be
desired by every lady vino will examine It
and see 1t operate. II
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03
Order of Publication.

John and +. L. Anderson, next friends Of
". +. WintOrd's heirs, V. John Winlurds
heirs.
In this cause. it appearing from the
Settlements in the petition. that the resi-
,lrncrS OF the following named heirs OF
John Wintord. ST.. deceased. are unknuwm.
publication is hereby made notifying
Page Dougan ami wife Nancy. nee Nancy
" inlord. Grory, Rowland and wife Re-
brcci, nee Rrbecca Winiord Mack Win
ford. Patsy Wintord, widow of Jack Win
ford. decd, and the hcirs-at law of 'aid
Jack Winiord. (namcS not known and
Alexander Winiord. son oi VI. >. Wintor'l,
deed. To personally appear before the Hon.
John W. Williams. Judge of the County
Court OF Franklin comfy, Tennessee. on
the lir>, Monday in May next. and plead
answer or drmur to the petition filed III
this cause. or the same Will be taken Tor
confessed and ct for hral i'm cXpartc.
illness my hand. AZ Office in Winhes-
ter, Tenn. this March 3l>t. \. %. 1871
GLEN. ARLEDGE.
apr5-4t AZ County Court Clerk.
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Notice to School Directors.

The School Directors are nOtiiieG to
meet ne the 81 Monday IN May, at {
oclork. at the nonnrll Institute in Win
rncsrrr. to fix upon the time for opening
the Public ocI,oO'>. the regulation of Text
Books. and otnrr matters pertaining tn
their office. will also meet applicants
Tor crrr ilcatrs at the came place on the 1T
Mondays and Tuesdays in June. July and
ADJUST. All teachers and friends of cdu-
cation are requested to meet me at the
same place the 81 Saturday in May. iol
the purpose of organizing IA Teachers In
>tit,Itr. II. q. HAMPTON.
May 3, >77-2i County Supt
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There is no medicine prescribed Toy plIN-
>iran-. or sold by Druggists, that carries
such cN idrnrr Of it, -Wr'c-> nj superior
yirtUra> iiOSrnrr'S German syrup tor 81
we're Coughs. colds settled ON trr Breast
Consumption. or any ',I~ra~r ct the lnruaI
and iuIl.>. \ proof OF that tact i lhil
an, person afflicted. IAN eta sample Bot
tie for 10 cents ami try it, superior rdj'
hclOrc OUN inE the REGULAR >lI' III 'Jrrni>
1t mas lately been lnlroI''r"u III TINS rouII-
tr, from Germany. and IT. Won"rrlu
cures are astonishing "N"tF one lIlll IT,,
it. Three dO>"> viii relieve amy ease Try
it. Sold by j. NJ. lIutrhnH and GO. Pail.
lips. Winchester. TrnG. and 10y al resp T.
tullr DrI..i>r> in tirA United status,
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Notice Special.

Ran AWAY from my house, Il rnut the l1Il'
OF Drcrnhrr 1876. BLACK HEI.k-
SHIRE SOW StlOAY. somr white about
the feet and lurr. Il ~Aorl split in tine lett
ear. Wrignt about 60 pounds gross. Also,
about StlI OF Feb. inst, Il BLACK AND
WHITE SOW SIiOAT. near the same
size. fresh rarmark>. crop oil the right an,'
swaIow-lorh in the lett. hair cut about
the neck and shoulders Any ini"rma-
tiOn 50 can get them. or either OF them.
will be literally rewarded. Blood,
-tuck. GEO. ". HUNT.
+ .hruary I'D. lSII-tt
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= Clothing lde to measure.
apr5-2m
Non-Resid Mt Notice.


l.. l.. Mathews IS. Joan l.. Matthew's and
others.
Upon motion. aud it Appearing to the
satisfaction OF the tlrrk aud Master. from
rUmp lAiMaut'> bin in lnr aunNr rall>v,
which is sworn to. that IT." drIrn iaut-.
Joan l.. Mathews an XordIriIij Matthew =
are non Residents Of ti,"Slalr OF Irnnc q
see. ami lual tur r">ii"M = al drlrlItut.
james II. Mathews. j. UnNmOWIi. - tIil the
ordinary process OF law annut he served
upon them
1t j. therefore ordered that publication
hr made tor four conservative weeks in til"
lone JodrmHi. pupll>nrU IN " lnrlIr>trr,
Fem, requiring salt NONRESIDENT drIrnd
ant : to appear on or hrUrrtIr lth MOmjaN
in jane next. before the thlnrrry Court
at y inrhr,trr. Franklin county. Tenn,
and plead, answer or icmur To complain
ants bill. or the same viii hr taken for
ronfr>-,'dand sci for hearing cXpartr H. to
them.
Witness my hand at office. in Wiuchcs-
ter Murrl jtii. l>I1,
4. II. FINCH. C,& VI.
mlrS-lW 4 30
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PRE- MIC Ms

New subscribers applying early for
the year 1876 may have. without cnargG.
the numbers for til, last quarter of $50
of such periodicals. is they may subscribe
for
Neither pr, minmS to subscribers nor
discount 10 cluh> can he allowed unless the
money is RENTED direct 20 the publishers
No premiums given To clubS
Circulars with further particular, may
be mad on application
The Leonard Scott pujli,h'"g Company,
II Barclay ST.. New York
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N G w M i'll,
NEW MACHINERY.

We have just Iini>ncd our mill. aiu .'It
it III comp!vtc running Ordrr. Iirr ma
cLncry l. all new, and OF the --latest ana
mo-, approved styles. anu wrarc prepared
To mdhc better hour ANA mral.and more OF
it, thau any nut,> III this part nj the state.
we can -rnI from loo To- 200 IW>hcls per
Gay. Blng your grain to lis. and We VII
guarantee satisfaction
NcWiIl pay the hlGur>t cash prirr tor
wheat dcilNvrrti at oar mills. We Want
from Loco To l.jJJ nu~urlS per u.tlIt'
We lrrl very thanNlul Iul Is" Ia raj
patronage hr>toWrI on u~ ucrrtnlorr. aIu
>UILrit Il continuance at tnr SAM ~ We
are now orttvr prepared Iham ever To .,Nc
sati>la,iiuu ENTiiIN BhO..
Proprietor, Upton Mills.
aprG
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

EF Many thanks to N and -" IT.
lie Halr' fur their correspondence.
Hope they will favor us often. IL our
correspondents in other portions OF the
county would GONE TO time regular
~, We would he happy. We want to
publish everything that will have
tendency to advance the interests OF
any district, or, the county at large
but cannot do so unless our citizens
will write is weekly of any occurrence
worthy of note in their respective dis
tricts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

GY- The weather tor the past lew
.tavs has been decided, "wintrrlsh.
TAe ground wa, coated with frost yes
terda, ru, STAY morning. and those
of our ui,lzrns who laile,l To cover ny
thclr early vegetable plants the nI2h'
previous will have to plant again. W"
don't think the frost was heavy enough
To injure the Irish potato crop, hut the
srndcrcr vegetables. such a beans, to
mato and cabbage plants, &c, were un'
apuhtcdly injured.
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c MMuNlCATED



April 29,Ii. lSIn
Editor Home journal:
4 paragraph in last weeks Home Jour
nal Indicate that you intend 10 prevail
on Gabriel to bow his trumpet and wake
mp your correspondents. We hope YOU
will t be in too biz II hurry about this.
lou might get almost too many walked
up; and. furthermore, We understand
journalism will be at an end when GabrI"
sounds his horn.
The weather. Of late has been unprop-
tiuuS for the planliu. OF corn, nrncr tine
farmers are thrown back. The wheat
crop presents II midding tai" appearance.
There seems TO tea considerable amount
OF sickness in this part of the county.
attended church at Goshen to-day.
The muruinL services were op"nrd ny W.
ID Hotter. Tia nrWly-rlrctcd Sabbath
School Superintendent, whrreupOn he de
livercd Il very pleasant SaiulHtVrN To the
sabbath school and Church. Following
the SABBATH SctioOl service. Il very inter
eslny and nnimal ,ds,rmon was prchcilr"
hA the regular PASTOR Rev. ". Is. Waiter
son. At the close OF the sermon, Mr.. j. {.
above church. Mr.. Montgomery VA. cleo
ted to the ElJcr,hip on the lSt Sunday in
this month, but tor some reason lid not
serve. Mr.. JOAN Pattir. VIM. C0wan and
W. ID. Holder We're elected At the same
time and now fill the Office rs Elders. In
looking over the ronGrc cation tO-tay, |
thought it the most rcnlIl kablr one ever
saw. Tutrc were but two boys ami two
girls that APP cared to he under II years of
age. Three married women. and five or
xix bright faced IN lidcnS constituted all on
the female side. There were present about
turcc--cOrr grntl, men, most OF them sin
gle. luIl OF lite md PROMISE; and 1t would
seem to IL casual observer that II matrlnO-
ny wa, in vogue in this community. Il
Young lady OF ordinary endowment,
would have no trouble in captivating some
noble boy.
Goshen is Il great place rs II church. Its
membership j. numbered by the hundrrt.s.
Ii j. also an interesting plarc-mldc 80 by
its nalur Il advantages and natural beau
ties. coupled with the r;ioral. intellectual
and agricultural training and develop
mrnt OF the community. which con titutr
all the elements OF true greatness and
prosperity.
At the close of the services the pastor
announced that next sunday would he the
Sacriilcntal OcCa~lun--that RcvS. Mr..
Steele and Power would he present. ami
there would be II sermon in tile morning
and evening. and dinner would DC taken
hy the cOn@rr%ati"n.
With many good wishes for you and
your readers. am. respectfully.
WILLIE HALL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-03

Eg" Our .clty fathers would do
well to IoJk after the owners st prop
arN on thc Square who tail To kr"l
their cellar doors IN good repair l.
the Que M front of Mr.. Wcng"rs far
nllurr shop is not attended to soon
'iur probability is tnat the corporation
will have to pay somebody for Q
broken limb.