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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-09
From leagues Mil.
April TTH 1878.
The Lost Boy.

The Lost Boy.
He was a bright beautiful lad with
rosy checks and curling hair, he wore
a handsome suit with a velvet cap,
and had in his pocket a silver-lined
purse always well supplied with pen
MES and dimes; he was the iov Of q
loving mothers life. This ioy can be
accounted for, when you know the
other boys had wandered from their
youthful home to make new ones for
themselves. James was the beautiful
staff on which his kind mother hoped
to lean as she walked down Iife's slope
ing hillside. But all, that silver
lined purse has blighted all her hopes,
for it has led her boy into the wilder
ness and pestilent marshes Of intern
perance Yes, its abundant supplies
have wrought his ruin. Liberty to go
and come atwilt, soon brought around
him a company Of those who rejoice
and delight in causing others to fall
Poor James listened to their flat
tering voice; he Is lost, only q miracle
of grace can save him. Now he spends
whole weeks from his home, and re-
turns only for fresh supplies. His
mother has sunk into despair; how like
rain the tears fall when she looks
at the rosewood crib, and thinks of
the little white-robed form that used to
rest there so happy at evening hours;
when she remembers the little hand
that used to clasp her 50 lovingly till
sleep loosened the clasp, that is all over,
her darling is lost. Oh, will mother
ever weep oyer you, dear reader, as
her poor lost boy? EXAMINER.
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FROM Europe peace rumors are
decidedly in the ascendant England
and Russia are said to be amicabIy
arranging their differences.
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Tennessee Bonds closed in New York
yesterday at 80 for old and $50
for new.
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For Tennessee and tie Ohio Vullcy,
southcesteriy aciods, falling barometer,
increasing elo,ediness and light rains.
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The New York cotton market was
dull yesterday, middlng upland clos
ing at 100000.
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Ret proceeds,
express fr't,

This is an encouraging exhibit to
fruit and vegetable shippers! 1t is en-
couraging to those who would like to
see this Country prosper! 1t is nothing
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Gold was steady in New York yes
tcrday, at 1909.
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Special rates gwen uu application.
l1cal notices charged Il cents a line for first in
scrton, and 10 line for subsequent insertions
The pay for yearly and half-ycarly advertise
mcns Is due quarterly, and those inserted for less
than three months must be paid for when their time
expire.
Announcing candidate for city offices, s. co.
county 81 o. District $50 90 State $40 90 invari-
ably ia advance.
D5-Pcrsonal cards, when admissible, charged
double rates.
Marriages ami deaths announced free.
Obituary notices over eight lines charged for as
advertisements.
B6- All letters on business must be addressed 10
AtMISEEAD BROTHERS
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GOING WEST.

GOING WEST.
I've Chattanooga ------f D. $40 am
Stevenson. -, 81 .---.-.-.--. $50 e
Decatur >. ...--...-. IO-I7 -
Corinth-......--.---l4 ).......-.-, POI pm
Middleton. .....-..t l.-....-.--.-. rs ''
Grand Junction. ~ -...-..---. 80 a.
CoNNECTIoNS-ll) With Memphis 4 Little Rock
Mississippi & Tennessee, and Memphis 4 Louisville
railroads, and with Mississippi, White and Arkan-
Sas rivers steamers. ~ With Mississippi Central
Railroad go Junction Of Ripley Railroad marrow
cauGc) ,+l With Mobile Il Ohio Railroad % With
Louisville & Nashville and Great Southern Railway.
10 With Nashville < Chattanooga Railroad. o.
With East Tennessee, Va, a Ga: Western 4 At
lrntic, and Alabama y Chattanooga Railroads.
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From the Holy Springs Exporter.
4 SOulless Monopoly.

\ few days since Mr.. b. B. Buiia-
Zoe of this place shipped by the good
Southern Express Company a few
boxes of choice English peas TO Chi
cago. Here is the return
u boxes peas at SOC, SIG 50
fh,rocs comm'n, $ ! IS
.Exnrcss fr't, 10 %
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DEPART.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
EqP 40 9 Zoo 4 n Esp Esp no. no. : 1888 1888 p n
No. l and run daily, and daily, except sun
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING
CARS THROUGH TO LOUIS
VILE, CINCINNATI & CHICA-
GO WITHOUT CHANGE, AND
FOR ST. LOUIS 4 SLEEPER IS
ATTACHED AT MILAN,
Ena6ljRg pasSsnSeTs t. 60 r%qen without Leaving
AND EASTERN CITIES.
Friday evenings train makes no connection for
Chicago.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS BE
| TWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND
McCONIB CITY
Leave New Orleans at SIS p. m. Saturday, and :
/ q. m. Sunday.
Arrive at New Orleans at 9:2O 4. M. and 10 p. NJ
! Monday.
| This IS the only line running Double Daily
! Through Trains to and from al points North and
/ East.
| Tickets for sale and information given, at q
/ Camp street, corner Of Common.
\. d. SHELDON,
| Ticket Agent.
| 7. CHANDLER.
| General Passenger Agent.
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Netc zfacert5senseats.
Chicago, 81. Louis and New
Orleans I! R. R!.
DOUBLE DAHL Y THROUG II
TR RAINS

VIII depart from and arrive at the CaHiope-stree
depot from November 18th, 1877 as follows:
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B0Iic0g' advertisements.
St James Hall.
BOLIVAR. TENN.
ABoara:ng and Day sotool for Girls
Terms.

Board, washing etc per session of2O wceks.-s1COOO
Primary Department and Kindergarten. Spell
ing, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. 1900
Junior spelling, Reading, Writing, Arith-
me til, Geography, Eng. Grammar, History,
Eng. Composition and Latin. e COO
Senior: Grammar, Phys. Geography, History,
Mathematics the Higher Eng Branches,
Composition, and Latin .................... 300
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Exp. No. l, 600 p. NJ Exp. No. ,, 1920 \. VI
Eqp No. B. 200 =. NJ Exp No. /, 1000 p. NJ
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TENNESSEE & KENTUCKY DIVISION.
TIME TABLE No. 1.

On and after Tuesday, Nov, 18th, trains VIII ar
rive Bolivar Is follows:
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Nh. ~ .frniyieai, Hest. = Ira4iytead.
ARhiSTEAD BROS. Editors and PTODriGt0TS.
TERMS CT SUBSCRIPTION,
TERMS OF ADvERTIsTNa.

Ofe square Of ten lines, 81 80 for the first inser-
tiJii, and Is cents for each subsequent insertion.
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day.
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z ON Pine Top.

JA1fES W. HOWARD
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Railroads.
GOING EAST.

the following passenger schedule viii be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-02

uLDoI llAsso FAITH IN the REEg-
BAukERs.---.'Dsre sIu't no use boduerin'
MIC me. |" said old 81 10 Amvs:, IL smell
wood rvund III dis naburhood aus lse
gwlnc ter iced III, saw ou hit lore sundow.'
/" But ans,r the queschin.' urged Anus.
.r' Well, Auns, look heah. boy. Use bin
eouteu town an hain' I been readln' DE- labls
on de Ioliytishuns lately. III on ersIan's
yer, you Is vue ob desc ,,re.ubackers
= Dat de kine u trackshunable kurren-
cy i.r ii .fRttates tssa aSa8 F
s-..ABs ezi / furder ON srstsn's dey is pre-.
Pozap ter run 'g,nst de- regular Dunno.
,r4t Domynee
= Dats de trsle be's 8 % - Ne--
" An he's t3iH' ter suppress ON de
'publicsns de ueedcessIty oh wal,zin up to
de poles ais 'sporiia' vu him for ter beat
dc DlnmocraIsi'. ... .s.E-.a..r..:s a5+
+. Anything ter beat dena T .@
We'll. now. Tor "a go inter dat range
nient, I'D like :er hab dc 2edIgrse Oh DAT
Greenbscker er i,ttIe mo sartm Can l.
got il now. l'se ieer'd he's one ob desc
crosses frum er independent outen er sore
head. 1 likes thererbred scrub T.
.Yas, but he's yid Us now, shop
Wild yer now? But whar IRE be gwine
ter be AFTER DE lecSllun! When yer comes
to ax him fer ter stan on yer stress war
rlnt tai next week. wbor'l yer Tree 'lm
at! Now. leulme tell ser new branded
iireenbackeis IS like unto desc summer
liSEards-dey's green On grass but when
ger rum 'em outo er rsls dey'sez gr.y rx
Conledern jeausl An dey'r got NO chance
'glnst de Dnnnocrst party. Yer heah me-
Hit's like bar meat--de mo yer chaSs on
hit dc bigger ht sweiis. ''''''' '"'@
. Aud the old man ieli Of his sawiaud am.
bled away - Atlttuttt Constitution.
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d.rs ,is to hiring our gun TO The liver $50
we 'lin,oerup and follow him with our
.rpiece,' and mt our section as he evil
denily inirndedigsa ayrU .eiE saaa% ~
We remn the river and the h, Confeiera-
tesare crossing over as rapidly ~ lossihle
under the direction Of Stuart. As We
we're ubout to order our ''detachment'
over Stuart very peremptoriiy orders us to
hack 10 tile left aud bring that otI,ergun
to the river. ls1a'ssa3 assa w5td pa
Great Heava,,si Three miles 70 the
ford, and the fahkees already within two
hundred yards. Of u. And now for
prison, thought we; however, We must
try and run, tile gauntlet W. *'
5 Spurring "OId AIac,n our noble steed.
concerning which General Gisilton pro-
fanely remarked that he filled the hill for
. u Sergeant's horse.) We dashed 0if for the
other gun. Lumber to the rear--trot--
march ~ aud off we go Twas as dark
as Erebus, and not Southern suldier on
tile north side of the Potomac save that
single gun driactuient. But the dark
ness saved MS. and for three miles We
trotie'i along with the Yankees--they 10
catch S,iari and We 10 get to him. They
evidently mistook us for, Yankee Dat-
tery advancing, aud asked us noquestions.
We were not overly anxious for CONVEX
sation'
Upnn reaching the fond Yankee hat
terry was it position on eiibol side nf tl,e
roai aud fighting Siuart's artillery on the
south side of the Potomac. We very
quietly went In between them aud III a
sliort Time were iiI the Confederate lines.
We think this is The only instance Of
tile war where IA Confederate g,iii.delacii-
ment nIaIched literally I'm column" with
the enemy far the space Of three miles
aud then succee-ied in getting away
Savannah News.
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a2 a
fienaIish Outrage.

The Chatham Record says: On the
night ofthe 3lst ult; some brute In human
form entered the siaDle Of David Turner,
Esq; who rrsides about one mile from here,
aud cut and nutilaied bis fine stallion i'm
manner too horrible to mention. subj
cient To say that his future usefulness is
entirely destroyed. A ilegro, who some
time ago was the horses groom, but had
been discharged, was arrested and buslnd
over To tile present term Of the superior
court on the charge Of having committed
this most diaLolical outrage.
The Earl Of Kellie vas relating an ac-
cuunt of u sermon whlca he had heard in
lial, aud iu which the preache. described
the alleged miracle oi 81. Anthony preash-
ing to the fishes and in which hls bearers
were 50 much eutrSnced by his el,qaenee
that they actually held their heads NJ out
of the water. i eau belleve the miracle
said Henry Erskipe. If Jour lordsLip was
at church. Il was certainly there. rephei
the Earl. Then. said Er.kine. there Was
at least one dsh out Of water @ilh
Fob de Lord .aid the old colored wo-
man yesterday. 1 ue5ber heard of dee yer
niggahs habbin' the ,ello' ieser bclor.'
Que Of the new school explained. .why
not: Ness NIL Dc rights aud pri,lijunrs
Of citizens, aud sese jest going TO hab eye-
rythine like white Iolks.' That seemed I.
settle the question. j" AZ
A country damsel. describing ber 6r-.
Hiss. told Ler iemalg friend that she never
knew how it happensd. but the last thing
she rrlnembercd was sensation vf lighting
for ber breath in hot huuse iull Of vIolets.
With ventilation eboked by blush roses aud
tulips. ''~' @-41taTF a@sag
a penurious character invited d friend 10
diuuer. and provided two mutton CHOPS.
ou removing the cover he said. .aly friend.
you see Jour dinner which bis friend i'm.
mediately with his fnrk aud knifel took TO
himself. remarkipg, 4 do; but | 10 not see
-.ours. "@1'
A little Cincinnsti girl. when asked what
God had made her for. replied TO wear
q red fsdder IN my bat Many IN older
peisoo OF her sea has. to all sppesfapes.
pretty much the same conception vf Hea.
se.ss deslgns.
10 bis last speech Kearnsy decoratsd ca.
pitsl'sts. bvudhvldeis. and Kindred crea-
tures. with eighty.six distinct varieties uf
lOaIhscme epithels. Aud il wasu' enc of
hS good evening for vituperatiOs at that.
After a clergyman had united a happy
pair. notlong sgo. au awful sileuse eEsuri.
which was broken by an impa,,snt yuutn,
who exclaimed. DOu't be 80 unsveskaLIy
bappy.'a
An exchange says that a pretty female
lobbyist, when she commences 10 uepp,
geucrally wins Congressman over TO bee
side. IRON this ID sppesr. that our Con.
gre~S ID partially run by water power.
An editor out Me>,. With nine unmari Il
daughirn. recently wrule an editorial lea.
der on 'fhc Demand fR Men, Several
unmarried peTsVDs called " ssk what he
msn't. ~
Pa ssid little four yssr old. there's
poOr man out there that would give ans.
thug 10 zee you Who is It. my sou +
10 is blind man.
Shakespeare truly says
Every Que eau master a greet but be that
has IT,
When doctors disagrse-wsll its likely
the patIsnt will recover.
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A. w. G n A " AN,
A AttOrney at Law.
HILLSB0RO. N: c.
rrnAcTitex In the sauniies nf Ufangc. .kla
il naaarr. per@sn, thaihHm aud drEuttle.
elalms coliscfai in my Iart oIthe 'taie.

l,Arox Rorag. Sept. 10 Xxx Gov.
ssm Bard iisd last nigh, Of yellow fever:
Though his family was sbsrut he reerned
sysry s,rsn,iou. and canssanily urged that
thsy be not ipformsd of bis llInsss, hoping
that be would recover. @
MrprHIs. Sept. ie.--Sisce yesterday
noon 81 desths are revprsed Among tue
uov eases arc DE- 7 u f.~rs. os iloi Springs
Arkan.ss, De l.upIs. oI los Angrl"s. Cali.
lorula. and Geo u l.spdanl, youngest son
az Rev q laudrum. Dr tIitam pearce, Of
Cincinnati, died last evening. Chief u
Police At,hsy Is oourclessire. III
Mop,IE. Sept. ig.-rhs board u health
repor. vtisially this morning, two more
casr of yvllow lever on the l1sh. both
terminating f.saly. Tbsss esses occurred
IN The sams localiiy of the city ~ those pre-
siously reported.
Barox RouoE, gevt. i0.--poatb' u;
new cascs 81.
Nsw UnLsass. Sept 10 "A letter
Ssom pa,tersonsiIlc says a. Logoada planta'
ton. 20 cases o. fever and . deaths bavs
occurred. The proprietcrs, olark aud
Stesle, are dangerously III.
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ler's band they stand to kill Columbia. the
mother Of freedom. n they cannot rule.
Y.u place them IN power all j. lost. The
hope Of Freedom dies. To the rescue free
man all. H.. III g.aa saf3 4
When North Carolina. redeemed By her
gnod inen--her holy sous--have actcd-aud
We pray G,d they may so net in this crisis
* the nation--when they have placed them
selves IN accord With tho habits Of the men
WHO look upon them as the saviours Of ribs
nation. Whose will is the higher law. we
may hope to ask. pray. mot demand) that
We have the right Of bank issue.1 to--dsy
taxed out Of eyistanre as . war exigency.
Fellow citizens. have tried in the
language Of the Recorder (totell to ramble.
aiuiless. pointless.) if 1 have failed,
.'bsrge IL tn our Radicalisn,, not to the
Pulpit and Press Of the party Of all virtue.
hunor aud intelligence, TO the humble
trsdesman. The s'New Man. TIE peo>
pies candidate for c,neress of the 4th Dis
trict Of Norta Gsrolina Nuw 'Gintlemen.'
when yau vote on the 5.h Novemher. give
Jackson old l'antalnons to the tOJserrers)
BARKER. Let the Thief Killer bold them
September 23rd 1873. .-a - a'.s. &C.
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DON'T.

- Don't judge man blythe clothes he
weals. God made one. the tailor the
other.
Don't judge him by his family connec-
tion-, FOR Cain belonge, toa very go"d
family.
g,Don't Judge man by Ibis failure in life,
for many man fails because he Is too
honest 10 succeed.
Don't Judge man by his speech. for the
larrut talks aud the tongue h but an In
str,iment of sound. -"
Don't judge man by the hou@e lie
lives in. f,,r the lizard and tile rat often In.
habit the grandes, structures. SHY, --
D'nt judge him byv his activity in
church affairs, for tiat Is not unfrsluenlly
inspired by hypocritical aud selfish mo.
tivts. #'# '*
/ Dnntjudge him 10y bis lack of display,
for the lolig cared ',east Is the humblest
ofaniulals but when aroused Is terrible TO
behold. -.z I'D @>
Don't take Il for granted that because
he carries around the contribulion.bo box he
Il liberaI; he often pays the Lord that way,
aud keeps the currency. ~ s@ @~
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF STRIKES.


- ~ here are you guiug with the puppies.
mi lutte mau!' asked genilemaB of a
siDall boy whom he met with three pups iu
a basket. a.~7" *"
-tioin, 10 drown them was the reply.
4 waut pup TOR my lit.Ie boy " play
with; what do you say 10 letting me take
one Uf then?' .--s. ..5
I'm sell you one. spoke up The buy with
true American enterprise.
I'LL cell sou this yalIer one Tor half .
dollar. the black one tor IS cents. and the
spotted une Is worth a dUllar.' .-.-.
L think my boy would like the spotted
one hest. bit you ask too much fog u. You
had intended drowuipg ell u them. but
Ill give yUu 20 cents aud save yUu the
truuLlr Of drowning the spotted one
'rweuty live seDis FOE that spvllrd pqp =
exclaimed the boy I can't stand il taxes
Is high: rent Is high groceries is high: oIl
,s down and going lowcr--ob. no; can't
take les than dullar.' .paa.
hut you intend 10 druwn-'
Take the black one at Is cents
Ny little boy wouldn't like the black
oue.'
Take the yaller one At half dollar, aud
hes dog cheap
Il don't like his colo,.'
We'll, then. you'd better tell your little
boy to play with his toes. aud be coniinu.
ed on his way Iotbe river. reInsrking that
No party "a" dead. beat bis way ou me
these bard times..
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Among the young ladies' who sat at the
receipt Of cusioms 10 Western church fair.
aud retailed kisses ut the nominal ,aluc %
ten cents each. vas q vinegar vissged old
maid Who had crowded horself 10 on the
gauzy prstshce that she ielt IL her duly 10
DO her share towards helping along the good
causs. When II came time fhr closirg The
young ladies' turned over 10 tho church
treasury from Eve 10 zen dsllsrs spieCe.
while the ancient female handed in sOli.
tary dime, the value Of one kiss that she
received from blind man. whnse taste vas
50 viiiated by tobacco chewing that he sas
unable 10 detect the imposition. --Dsnbury
News
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
MARS, MOONS.

When the telegraph announced the dis
coyery by Prof. Hall that our neighboring
planet had two satellites, and the dispatch
was read next morning at ten thousand
American breakfast tables, what think you
was the effect upon the hearersH Some
colIoquy similar to the following was sure
to occur: "Mars has two moons, heyf
Pass me the milk, Kitty. Strange, isn't 1t,
that astronomers never saw them before.
Another chop, please. ! wonder what
they'll discover next? These corn cakes
are excellent. What's the latest from Eu-
roper" We have become SO accustomed 10
startling discoveries and announcements,
that we take them as a matter OF course.
EyeH=truth must appear in flaming colors
to make herself seen. The virtues oil DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets have been tested
In ten thousand households whose inmates
will tell you that they consider the discoy.
cry and Introduction OF these remedies OF
far greater importance to the world than
the moons OF Mars.
SHLPMAN III, June IS, 1875.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sr-Last fall our danghter-aged
1s-was fast sinking with consumption.
Different physicians had pronounced her
case inCurable. l obtained one.half dozen
bottles OF your Golden Medical Discovery.
She commenced improving at enee, and Is
now as hardy as a pine knot.
Yours respectfully,
REV. ISAACE N. AUGUSTINE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
REV. nAMMoND,s WORK.
a Great Revival in Progress nj
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, O, January 1G.-For more
than a month past the Rev, Z. P. Ham
mond, the evangelist, has been holding
religious services in the neighboring
city Of Parkersburg. A great revival,
numbering from 800 TO 600 conversions,
has been the result. Every grade OF so.
ciety-old, young, rich, poor, the moral,
and some Of the most vicious--haye been
reached and reclaimed from the bondsge
OF sin. This, Of cOurse, has not been the
work alone Of Mr.. II. The various evan.
gelical churches OF the place, pastors
and people, gave him their aid. And,
above all, rs the Christian members OF
the community fully believe, the word Of
Divine truth applied to their condolences
by the Holy Spirit, was the chief element
Of power in what has been accomplished.
Monday last Mr.. H. with some forty ZEAL
Gus friends from Parkersburg, gave u
goodly city a visit. Thursday following,
with sixty Of these, he came again. Our
City Hall was packed in the evening, not
much II any less than 1000 persons be.
Ing present. This was repeated Friday
night, Sunday afternoon by the children
meeting" and in the evening. services os
preaching, and the meeting for "inquiry.f
The pastors Of the evangelical churches,
join here in the work-a they do.also
from Harmar. Many OF the members
Of the churches are falling into line.
Some, however, hesitate, and no doubt
most honestly question the methods Of
the evangelist, especially In his labors
among the children. He #is at times nov.
elf not dramatic; peculiar TO such ade.
gree as 10 seem Sensational. AT all events
he has " stirred things " in our ancient
town. The College Faculty have been
brought out with the pastors and many
laymen in these meetings, all Of which
are marked by interest and some with
conversions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-19
SCribner's Monthly,
RIDWInTER NUMBER.

The MtDwINrER NUMBER Of soREBNER's
MONTHLY, in the variety Of its contents,
and the beauty OF its Illustrations, rs well
as in Its entire mechanical execution, sur
passes anything we have hitherto at.
tempted.
In the series on American, Sports there
Is "MoosE.HusTIsG," Illustrations by
Sandman, Ward and Kelly; "a CALTFoE.
MA MINING CAMP" Illustrations and text
by MARY HALLoCK FooTB; "THE Hum.
MTSG-BIRD OF THE CALIFORNIA WATER.
FALLS" Illustrations by Moran, Beard and
Gibson; kBoENT CHURCH DECORATIONS"
OF Clarence Cook, Illustrations OF the work
by Bartholdi, LaFarge and st. 6audens;
Following the Halcyon to Canada" by
Burroughs; "Majolica," by Castellanf, DC,
&c. There are also illustrated Poems and
Stories by Stoddard, Glider, Boyesen, Hol.
land and Stockton, besides Sketches, Els.
says, Reviews. and Fun; "How q Man
Takes Care Of his Baby" can Asylum for
Literary Lunatics," ETC., etc.
The edit or Of the "MIDwrSTER ScRlD.
NupU t.