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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-06
TIRUsrEE's SALE

Il
By virtue Of 4 Deei Of Trust made AMI tItcurl
By BllsIIeF SehOtt and vile 10 the undrnlgtrl
Trustee, be1ring date the Iilh day Of Augu,I IA
the ysGr 1910, and duly recorded 10 tue lrfL,
Otfioe VI the County Court Of Man hall county W0i
Virginia, Ia Deed Of Trult Book No. 2, page hi /
viii sell al public sale al the front door OF tie Coat
HOu,e OF Ohio county, in The oily Of WheriIns, "a
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of December, Isl,
Beginning At 10 O'Clock a. NJ Of iaid day, ali II,
following described real estltr, that Is 10 iay:
The north half Of that lot Or parcel Of AId ,Ilu.
ste In AaishAll county, W. Va, containing I've
acres, nOfeOr les, which wa conveyed 10 Gas ",
Russell by deed bearing daie the 2sth dty IL l,to
Ter, lsSo, from Daniel lamb, cOmmissloi, T., uL4tf
n TtRln decree Of the Circuit Ouft for OlU o M.
~, the std lot being part Of the bottom and d
BO5gs Farm, and b1ing lot number four L u Oh ne
plat marked A, In = suit 10 ChantrTy IN li,h lbt
jienenl Insurance Company Of MARY laud Va
complainant and K Zane, HtniniStfauN, nj
Mnsgs ". Chlphne, executor and heirs, and Other
deigndahtJ, aud between VIM. ChlpliUt, piuplle.
ant, and the aid administrative, t1tCui5fIbl
halls and Oibcrs defendants, lying next hfl.E he
land o. John bGndlAn, and EIid lot lSiug diT!5,l
into two equal parts By division liBe irlGta
] ,hu kOhnleln aud Peter lnnhArt, dIctAsd dnIu
AtFOss tue 0ms from east 10 Veat, Tanille WilhItd
II equal distance ifUIn the nOrtheTn and oulhtin
b0ubdaries Of aid lot No. tIuT e. all thai IN
which lies north VI that dlTision line IA hsitby
conveyed.
TEEss on sALE-s25Oo, or Is much more Of 10
purchase money ~ the purchaser may rlrri IL psy,
cash on day Of sale, the readue IN one y,ar mn
the dAIe Of sale with inIsrest upon sad driyrrti
payment iFOm IAid dsy Of ale, aid ihr pLrrAlsf
TO giTe his note SECUTED by DEED Of Itt,t % tls
aid property igT sid deferred paymeut.
MN. e. HASDLAS, Ir.,tis
by GEO. T. LSCH, soIi, TT.
Wv. Il. HALLRR, Auctlohetr, al
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What the WcIISburg, bethany &
Washington Narrow Gauge
Would do for the People along
I'M HnnIa

Warrington Narrow Gauge
Would do for the People along
It's route.
WIyaSshurS Republican.
Railroad communication is desirable
pr X. 1t affords eonvenieBoes that are
invaluable to an industrious, thrifty and
educated people. As a means Of travel
and transportation, it Is constant Quick
and reliable. 1t does not stop Tor storm.
II gets neither storm staid, ice bound nor
mud fast. Ills open for convenient and
comfortable travel and for the transmits.
sion Of the mails and general intelligence
the year round. And what is perhaps
considered, by the many Of much great.
et moment, it brings the markets Of the
world TO your very doors every business
day OF the year. These are advantages
certainly that can Be largely appreciated
by the people who have been accustomed
all their lives TO 50 into winter quar-.
tiers with their business full hall the
year, on account Of the depth Of the mud
or the vieissitudes Of river navigation.
Railroads introduce the people along
their line 10 the business systems OF Ire
world, both by atiording them EASY, QUICK
and cheap transits TO business marts ard
by introducing and iniusing eompt,epI
and experienced business element into
the country through which they pass,
and thus IS pebbles in the channel OF the
limpid stream are P0lished By attrition
with their kind, 80 The Inhabitants, grow
wiser more thrifty and more skillIul by
the Intercourse induced by those thor.
oughtaseS.
Railroads develop the resources Of
country in every capacity. Especially il
this the case in Agricultural and Hort,
cultural pursuits. The 6elds are made
fertile and to blossom - the roe by
theiH genial influence Of afording = Ger.
tain market for every thing produced.
The hills and bowels Of ths earth burt
forth With mineral tatness, and manuiAe.
lures sud the trades develop atalmost
every station. 1t needs no exempli6eatinp
10 convince men who either read or ira,
vel Of the magic eheet that railroads
have on communities in thee paslieu.
aArs.
We have only room in this connection
to mention one other AdTGntase-ope that
must Be apparent to everybody. The Il.
teet Of the foregoing and many other
considerations which tend 70 make A
hose near railroad facilities desirable
: 70 enhAnce the value Of real estate:
his Is the most pOien, plea Of all. Its
The one TOO that proves all the Others.
The fact that Il has this result Is ne
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THEISFNrrryE MOop-Ths preposi-
ton to attached to . verb Is the sligo Of the
initiative mood, There are certain cases
where Il may Be omitted, but il il = set
lied rule Of grammar that whenever the
sign b Is used 1t must not Be separated
from the rest Of the in6nitive By an adj
verb, alnstead Of To ilitliuly represent
this HcNDe would Be impossible, say faith,
fully to represent this scene or 10 REPRE-.
sent this scene faithfully '-QsaohsSSO,,
6lA. In sVelgarisms ExPosed,s page las,
l. the rule; ~The % Of the in6aitiye mood
il inseperahle from the verb and the
author goes on 70 quote the most com.
mon Violations OF this simple Law, such
To boaly resist, To arrioS2s injare, To
tgalk aeknoSledee, To simply SutS, To
6aPS realizc, To aal exhibit 10 rePiilly
Secr1itTo gra9ually change, To ~ oaly
ruin &e We regret 70 say that this
vulgarism fs,yery common, inspite Of The
gganmarianA
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IlIEn.

HULlluES.-AtS huntOu, Virginia, on We'd
nesaay, pgcenher S, 1871, At the rSsldencs Of he
Sou, lev. W. y Hulhheh, Mr. ELu, AKIH HUL
lEES, relist Of the late Dr. S. P. Aulhhsn, In ii
ss'h Year Of bet SSe.
FaHetal from St. Matthew Church. Iutemen
At Mt Wood Cemetery.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
RAUMRERGER-Ou Wednesday, ptceEbtr S
ISL, 1t O'Clock =. ~, Of Inflammation q M
heart, ANNA, dluIhtsT al Louis and Auna Rauun,
eerser, deceased, astd : yam II mouths and ;.
days
Funeral from the reaIlenos Of GeorEe Hook, 81
A'rfet street, Friday afternoon al o'clock. 10,
tsrmtut Al new Catholic Cemetery,
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". II. HAHN, Auc d .;
TRusrEE's SALE.

By virtue Of 4 deed Of Trust made by C,,.,s.,
and Mary, hlI vile. TO the upden iEnpi in,'.I
dated the LEI DAY Of January, lsis' Spj Nm, Nv
corded In the cltTl's once Of The IoanlT S,,, IT,
ONO county, West Hlrginia, In Dtri Of TnIl ~
Mortgage BOOK No. I, pages tOS and w, / SlII oS
FRIDAY the 18th day Of december, Isl,
BEGINNING al 10 O'Clock Am. Of aid d,v =,
iTont door 81 the Court IlOuIs o. Ohio c1,n,. we
ne dty Of wheeling sell al pubic lurtiU1 KIN.
following detcfibSd property, thAl L. 10 az, Al,
that cUIllln pleco Of land lying ami byp, q, a; H
EaieFa Of elena Hun, In aid county Of Ohm w f
being part Of The land belonging 10 the late Ahd,.
y, Woods and adjoining the IAnda Of WiIiiS,.T
Nelshaut, the heirs Of David GIrdhtf, JsSs'slt'
and the heirs oi Andrew +. Woods, Diseased ~,
tanning IL nciss, rods and 10 peirhes, and ls5,
ed and described A. iolloWi, Wig: BRiBbIbs ~,
elm corner " Garden and Reilly gu The x1'i'i
line; thence up The hun Road GO1o E!IJ.lOj =, ~.
and t2S' i 70 poles TO \ sake on the south M
Of aid rad, thence D ~ EiG 2l..OO lois 4" ' :
stake thehee 9 u d-lOO polls to : stsi,,
thence y SO w u fS-l00 poles 70 corner IA -
WelShauB on engibal tnct line and with Ri, NJ
aud aid iruft line 6i' W 23Sl.lOO poit1 Ia ,,t,'
nal corner u tfaet now 4 corner Oh the Inn nI =,
Garden and with his ltne (AnOlher orlgin,l ~
IS 16-lOO poles to the bCgInning, iUSslh,r Win
the improvements thereon and the hritdilau,Hi,
and appurtfnlncta belonging thereto, ti,rrlins
pnly the coal underlying the aid ihCt.
Tines OF hALE-ThrVe hundred dollar oi ,h.
pmchaie money In eaIh on the Gay VI Lale, mi M.
rytldue Of the laid purthASc money w the III NV
Of January, 1873 With Interest on the deftt,I n.
AtallmeniS irOn the day OiNale until pIymral; II
purchaser " give good personal security Ion ibs
payment Of bald deferred lnItallmeniS ami m, iii.
" the property 10 be retained uhiil the Iuf,L,,s
money Is l1lly paid.
The title TO the above prUPGty ID believed 10 9
nod JAMES 2. ROGRRs. rnu,..
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NTELLeENoER THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER

the all.sufieienl evidence that they are a
great good. II needs no yerliealon 10
convince our people that they do have
this effect and we AhAll not insult their
intelligence by an attempt 10 prove II,
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TRUsTEE's SAIL.

Il lhOSA lax y SAAA4As
by virtue ofihres sCverIl DEEDS Of trust c,o,usl
and acknowledged By Il. SnsIley Wheat adj Viz,
Eibii Il. his vile, TO the undeistEDcl Tru.tg, srI
nIpectiyely the SOth day Of March, Is7i. TOE ISA
day u July, 1874 and the sth dag VI Sg,gmtef,
1875, Hnd each u reoOr1 10 lhe Clerk d r Il ~
County Court Of Ohio county, West NiniL,, 10
Died Of Trust Book No 6, lSlEes i9i and ~, Died
Of Trust Book No. I, pagGs lsg, 49, and VI, ibl
Desd q Truit BooE No 3. Psge III, TrI-oNdL |
viii otef a public ale At the trout DOR Il he
Court HOu.e Of Ohio sUuuiy. 10 the tiiy u WLel.
Ing. on
SATURDAY, DersnLer the 18th, Is,
the following described real estate that /, to NJ:
lot numbered seven "a In square numbrf,d ts,l.
-uibe (9l In the addition 70 the city Of LtrHg
known n the BHenA Vita Additiou 10 aid tiJ,
slso, Lot numbeNd tisht (sj 10 The sane ,qur
and addition; also, Lot hUmbeied nine ~ 10 unt
iQuATe and addition, except part % sid lot NJ
twenty-five by thlTty.GTe FEET which "a befgiO-
fore conveyed 10 Michsel lhlly.
Also, the lot Of ground Designated - lot Bgu'
bsrcd sven Ia In square Numbered tEcul!'sIT
~ ca the Aouth aide Il THslith street ,i0tud.J
Monroe street,, In aid city Of Whsel,u..
AtHo, all Of that lot or parcel Of Efuunl iRTa
and desisnAted Is lot numterd tao is Ia sjgrs
NUMBERED twenty -nine E:glon Twelfth s,ftG ".
ntTly Monroe street,, IN the eity Of Whrrl.aE t.
gVihSr With all the valuable Improvement, bs1ld
upon all the above dtscfibed parcels Of roual
1EE1S OF sALK-0pe-thifd Of the yufthss. B5a'
ey In ellh on the day Of ale, aud The IN doe 10
tIO Equal insiAllmeuil with interest % as Gle.
nd IGynlentI Al twelve and eighteen r50s,h, irou
The day o. ole, the payment Of the dr!sTe! i'iiD'
ments and interest 10 te secured 70 tie ai.'ietoh
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trsoe
W. II. HALLER, Aurti1nter. b0i5
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Ella GfuTs Accommodation -Thh tra.n culy
run, between Wheeling ana Elm Grove
Il1tly SIcert sunday -NeNArk ArIumnoiatIon
1seohenTtue ACrAnnolGron.-Thii trIin duf.
tlgtee day $3.50 h.sETSfd add torHErd hetTrTn
A3fttnS FeETy and Bs[lE4re, Stopping Vhen reoui.
MAJ Sher1 115 heoSA, 4Ssnlri1s, Wet WhsslnE
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FOR SALE.
1NRusTEE's SALE OF DAIRY FARM

~ virtue o. = deed Of trust, di,sI Mos,
S isH and olretonl In ohio COUNTY lana JT ,.st
y ~ q LIusl HOOK No. page 81. SS5al
ferainand Schubert and vile 70 ne, vii oS "
SATURDAY, the sth day Of Dcpulsr, N,
Al 10 o'clock An, Nil at public m,tl,r
front door q the Curt HOuSe o. Ohio rn,,r,N lhe
Farm on brabeh Of CaldWell'G Rua In M We
", containing l0 acres, mOFv o. ltI, I,iti. Ouh-
pied BY aid Schubert being the same Spi ! ust'
81 70 him b. 81. n. McEihenhey o. All bS w /.
J1ied November q, 1874, and duly Of ts;o, J'tl
~ land records, In Died Book No ~ rare IA !,
scIipllOu thertOL 'u'' de-
Terms Of sale, taih.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioueer' , nosis
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AT AUCTIoN-To THE TRADE.

J. II. Hartford, Wholesale Auctlouter, No,fa
Wood Jtrest, PlltibuRh, Pa. Regular Satiiop a
Boots, sh0es, Hat, CAPS, CarpetI and VIr.,y
tioOds, on "Wednesday Of zach week, a. lUyS nrl6,i
Special alss o. Boots and she's on the Uni Nunisy
stock Of ROoie aud sh0ea In The city aud eau bls,'
al most any cash dehleis that will AVOF NE Win
call. Among the goods olIhed 10 my iats /, +
Ware, Jr., q Co, 5tHIk a Co, aud New YOfk Pat
and shoe 10, Iliyuool Boots aud many Other q :
sbnted manufactures ALI BOolA and shoes m
IN my laleI warranted perfect. Cash ainuf,,
made on al LIhds u mefThandIle TO be soli
J. II. HARTFORD,
tCpil Wholesale AuctOneer, Pittsburgh, Pa
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PRooMs- 800 DOZEN FANCY, VA.
u RIOuS Ilsea, iess Ieoelrsa IA IL nlNy
n REIlLf, M al mn Nli6Sl
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1875
diitA.

The amount Of losses charged Of by
the banks in the principal cities is as fol-
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to
let its wonderful qualities be known to
their friends in curing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
mona, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it with
out immediate relief. Three doses
will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all Druggists to recon-
mend it to the poor dying consump-
tive, at least to try one bottle, as 49,
900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was
reported. Such medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about it.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents.
Regular size Is cents. For sale by
j. s. Whitney, Hyde Park and Cowles
& Page, johnson.
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STOWE.
Try the Universal Pile Pills.

Try the Universal Pile Pills.
The Revs. Smith and Sherburn
exchanged desks on Sunday last.
Please notice Miss Sleeper's adver-
tisement in another column.
Our stores are being filled with hol-
iday goods, in anticipation of Christ
mas.
The sociable of the NJ. +. Church
will be held on Wednesday of this
week.
Hanson Smith an aged citizen of the
Hollow lies very low, and is not ex-
pected to recover.
Who has the "biggest hog" seems
to be the occasion Of much betting
among the bettists.
Our people have lately experienced
modern bar room fight, we were not
present and cannot speak of particu-
lars.
Some of our people are little
weary of strangers, lest summons
before the Grand Jury may result
from their acquaintance.
The play "Above the Clouds
rendered by the Stowe Dramatic Club
at the new church, on Friday evening,
was well attended, with liberal profits
+. r. Crandall has on exhibition
at his store, the large eagle which was
recently stuffed and mounted by g
taxidermist in Mass. 1t is very life
like in appearance.
At the Liberal Church next Sab
bath, Rev. Mr.. Walbridge will speak
in the morning on the Religious AS
pect of the Times, in the evening
Amos Lawrence.
A company of sixty, the livliest o
the lively, met at the residence o.
Henry j. Harris on Tuesday of last
week, to attend Grange OysteI
Supper. Such treats and pleasures
are conducive to longevity.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Try the Universal Pile Pills.
W. II. Fletcher thinks of starting
soon for Florida, his intended future
home. He will sell his household fur
niture, &C., at auction, on Monday,
Dec, 10th, at ten A. NJ. Success to
you, William.
Smith Waite of Morrisville proposes
to teach writing school here for 81 .25
each, for class less than 80; $1.00
each for a class of 80 or more. Lets
walk up and sign. For who of us can
invest one dollar to any better advan-
tage? For further information inquire
of o. V. Uoslev.
We are panied to announce the
death of Carlton Demelritt, which oc-
Cured from injuries received by jump
ping from the high beams of Mr.. j..
Crocker's barn, down on to the BARN
floor, a distance of about fifteen feet.
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taken by the defence, is said 10 lie
dying of consumption. lie has been
removed from the State Prison TO
Fayetteville, but il is doubtful if he
lives until his case is disposed Of.
William Miller, the wrestler, has is
sued the following challenge: lie Of
fers TO wrestle any athlete in the world,
best two in three or three in five, for
from 81 900 to $4,000 a side. lie
proposes to wrestle j. +. Owens, Of
Fairfield, or Col. j. ii. Mclaughlin,
for from $500 to 81, 900. lie will also
make a match against any four athletes
in the world for purse Of from sl,-
900 to $4,000.
Bergen, who murdered Mrs. Bulge
at MountVemon, o., in June last, was
hanged Friday. When Bergen drop
ped the first time the moose slipped and
he fell heavily to the ground, half
strangled. Bergen told the sheriff to
complete the job quickly, as he was
choking. Fifteen minutes afterwards
Bergen was again placed upon the
scaffold, and successfully hanged. And
still some folks think it is right to
hang people.
The incendiary fire of Thatcher q
Welling's paper mill, at North Ben
nington, Monday of last week was
coupled with an attempt to destroy
life, as well as property. At the time
the fire was kindled in the building,
another train of paper was fired, COM
municating with the gasoline tank,
which fortunately did not burn, or q
terrible explosion, endangering hun.
dreds of lives would have ensued
Nearly quarter of million of prop
erty was endangered by third at.
tempt to fire the premises.
To the qualities of a debater, Ed,
munds adds the still more valuable
one Of perfect self-control. Edmunds
angry, Edmunds discomposed, Ed
munds discouraged, Edmunds taker
aback, is spectacle reserved, l fear
for the day ofjudgment. If key o
nitro-glycerine should explode undet
the Senate Chamber, and hurl into
space every honorable gentleman eX
cept himself and the chair, Edmund'
would wiggle up out Of his seat anC
move call of the roll, to ascertain
whether a quorum was present, a
calmly and dispassionately as if HI
was moving the previous question on
$40, 900 appropriation BILL Washing
ton Letter.
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improve the opportunities presented.
Let us all rally who are at all interest
cd in school matters and make it the
best institute ever held in the county.
Quite a number of our temperance
people met at the vestry last Friday
evening TO discuss the propriety Of
organizing Lodge Of Good Templars,
reviying the Reform Club, or in some
other way uniting together SO as to
secure concert of action in maintain
ing that eternal vigilance necessary to
keep up temperance sentiment, and
save our young men as far as possible
from the danger incurred in running
the gauntlet of the rum shop. Some
might do so and come out safe, while
others would fall victims to the sting
of the serpent. 1t is risky to let our
sons run the chances when by proper
courage and unity of action we can
save them from the risk. The meet
ing was organized by electing Frank
Keller chairman. Remarks were made
by Messrs Basford, Randall, Wiswell,
Mrs. Crane and others, and on an in
vitation of the president, Mr.. Potter
of Belvidere made some pertinent re-
marks. Frank Plumly Esq. of North
field Secretary of the Grand Lodge OF
the /. o. G. I. of Vermont on the
call of DR.. Randall, made an eloquent
and animated appeal in favor of the
order which he represented. 1t was
finally voted to meet in an informal
manner for four weeks and on the
fourth meeting resume the question
in regard to the kind of an organiza.
ton we shall form. The President
was requested to furnish for the News
a programme for the next meeting
which occurs next Friday evening
The following is the programme
Observation-Disclosures by Mis-:
Lucy Keeler. Reading by Miss Jenny
Allen. Question for discussion "Are
county fairs conducive to the financial
social, or moral interests of the com.
munity." Bert Bennett was elected
as President of the next meeting ant
Miss Hannah Stone, Secretary.
Mr.. Flanders who lies in Jail charg
ed with burning the barn of Norman
Adams in Eden lies quite critically il
and was not able to appear in court
1t seems somewhat doubtful whethe
he ever will again be able to come t.
trial.
Try the Universal Pile Fills.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Charles Lyman's little four-years-
old son was recently drowned in a
mill-pond at Royalton.
Mr.. d. r. Locke, "Petroleum V.
Nasty" has become editor and bust
ness manager of the New York Even-
ing Mail.
Mr.. Spofford, Librarian of Con-
gress, is a man of remarkable powers
of memory. If inquiry is made for a
book giving information on any ques-
ton whatever, he will instantly give
the name of the volume and a syn
Opsis of its contents.
Mr.. Beecher recently remarked in
substance that no man could tell the
absolute truth on all occasions-a lit
tie lodging was occasionally absolute
ly necessary, We suspect Mr. Beech
er is too honest. Almost any other
man would have called it diplomacy
Rochester Democrat.
Thursday night one Finney, near
Mansfield, O., was murdered, and his
wife, daughter-in-law and son badly
injured. Webb, a negro, is suspected,
also farm hand living near, who has
been arrested. The negro is still at
large. 1t is supposed that Finney had
considerable money in the house, which
the murderers were after.
Jesse H. Lewis of Northtield, Mass,
convicted of the murder of Deming in
Windham county some time ago, and
whose sentence is respited until the
Supreme Court acts on the exceptions
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WoLcoTT.

Try the Universal Pile Pills.
C. J.. Patch has lot of sash for
sale, cheap. Some odd sizes.
Rev. Mr.. French of Johnson, eX-
changed with Mr.. Bates last Sabbath.
The Universalist Society are pre-
pairing for grand fair to be given not
far in the future at which good time
is expected.
There is to be a Fellowship meet
ing at the Congregationalist Church,
next week. Ministers and laymen
from abroad are expected and an in
teresting time may be expected.
The remains of old Mr.. Stephen
Brown have been taken up and his
son-in-law, Sloan Gates. is to ac-
company them West to Toledo, where
they are to be re-interred. Most of
Mr.. Browns relatives now live West.
His wife was buried at Toledo, and
surviving friends, with a remember
ance, of and faithfulness to the dead
that is, alas, too often found wanting,
are gathering the relics together that
kindred dust may moulder side by
side. Though it may seem to be
no matter what becomes of our body
after we die, yet all, while living hope
to be remembered when dead, and
no doubt, many feel desire to sleep
the last sleep beside those they cher
ished when living.
Reading-room is open on Tuesday
and Friday evenings Of each week,
and is provided with two daily papers,
thirteen weeklies, three monthly peri
odicals-Harper's and Scribner's mag
azines and some of the best Boston
and New York secular and religious
papers. Farmers and all living out OF
the village, will not find it lost time to
look over the files of the Agriculturat-
tst and Cultiudtor and the range OF
reading brought SO OPPORTUNITY within
their reach. The young people will
find here interesting and profitable
books and papers, a rare opportunity
to store the mind with good and USE
full knowledge for the time to come.
Several more papers are expected and
the committee in charge are sparing
no pains to make the room comforta-
BILE and attractive. The association
are now sustaining four weekly meet
ings in different parts of the town,
which are well attended. All are cor
daily invited to come in and avail
themselves of the privileges of the as
ISOLATION.