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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29

METHODIST misunderstanding
every Sabbath at halfpast 10 A. NJ. and
at Z P, NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening.
Rev. G.. f. KlNGsLAND, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL every
Sabbath at half past 10 A. NJ. and z P.
NJ. . REV. j. T.. STORM, Pastor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29

Ladies, call on H. B. Cowles and
purchase one of those elegant ties,
bows, silk handkerchie;s, fans, para
soils, of which he has a varied assort-
ment. No trouble to show goods.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29

G. II. aud w. Woodbury., of Anoka.
we're in town on Tuesday.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29

FRATERNAL LODGE NO. so, A.. F..
& A.. M.
Regular Communications held on the
second Wednesday evening in each month.
NEWELL A. ROSS, W.. M.
DANIEL A. Galley. SEC.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-05-29

VIII not be Undersold By the Merchants
Of any Of the Surrounding 1'ouns.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
BEECHER AND HE'LL.

The secular press, in our own
and foreign lands, is teeming
with the question Of future retrl-
button. The hero Of Plymouth
Church has in this discussion
gained still more notoriety, but
he has only tossed a small peb-
ble upon the sea already waving
by the hand, or words Of Cannon
Farrar, of Westminster. This
eloquent divine, on the 18th OF
November last, delivered a dis
course on future retribuyiOn, Ill
which he rejects Universallsm,
does not countenance the Rom
ish doctrine Of purgatory, nor
Of conditional Immortality; and
yet he tells us he believes in
full retribution-future punish
ment-but says it cannot be
eternal. This preacher, like the
Plymouth man, is more OF q
sensationalist than an eXpound-
er of the truth-soeking the ap-
plause Of man more than Of God.
This subject is one not to be
tri1ed with, it is believed by all
evangelical Christians, and he
who opposes it is like the silly
Thracian Of old, who shot his
harmless arrow at the mighty
thunder bolt. 1t is to be regret
ted that the great London min
lister has made this unocriptnral
assertion, but it is notsu1priSing
as to the Tilton D. d. Beecher
has, no one can deny, a mind Of
wonderful powers; but he has,
by his own acts, unfrOcked HIM
self in the eyes Of the good and
impartial, and | fear he will
have the question, rs there 4
he'll" answered for him in the
affirmative, in terrible eXpe-
TienCe, NERITAS.
Feb. 18th, rs.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
CENTER.

EDITOR RECORD: Please find room
in your columns for the following
description Of onr village and the
surrounding country:
Center is situated on level piece
of table land, or second bottom, one
fourth of mile from Big Creek on
the west, nice little rivulet on the
east, and q fine spring on the south,
the Smithville and Ash Flat and
Evening Shade and ThomasyilIe
roads crossing in the center; also
the junction Of the Caamine road
with the above roads, Surrounded
by good farming country, bottom
and up lands, producing abundant
crops Of corn, cotton, wheat, and
anything else that will grow in tho
State; an energetic and thriving
elias, Of people, peacoable and Jaw
abiding; Il good church and school
house adjacent; a Touring mill i'll one
mile, carding factory attached; cot
ton Gins convenient, This is most
excellent business point, situated, as
it is, S miles from Evening Shade
9 miles from Ash Flat, II miles from
SmithviiIe, and Is miles from OppO-
sition; u very healthy location, and
much in need Of one or two dry
goods stores, family grocery store,
a drug store, q boot and shoe shop,
a blacksmith shop and a wagon
shop. all Of which would do a good
business here, commanding, as they
would, a large portion OF country,
the most OF which is thickIy settled
bv an honest and Industrious class
Of people. Men who have capital
they wish to invest in mercantile
or other business, and desiring a
good, healthy location, would do
we'll to visit Center and satisfy them
selves. Now is the time to strike.
Lots can be had very cheap, and
the most desirable locations secured.
Real estate is on the rise, and as the
farmers and iaboring classes gener-
ally gradually liborate themselves
from debt, as they seem determined
TO do, lite and vitality will be in
fused into every department of busi-
ness; the farmers out of debt and
under the stimulating influence Of
individual independence, and firm
confidence established between the
farmers and merchants, our county
will rank with any in North Arkan-
sas, and he who establishes himself
in business at Center first, will sail
smoothly down the current Of pros
perity and land safely in the port
of fortune. CENTER.
Feb. 14th, 1873.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
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Wood and all kinds Of pro-
duce taken on subscription to
the RECORD.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
n EW STORE!
Drugs ! Liquors.!
FAMILY GROCERIES.

The undersigned would re-
specially announce to the pub
lie that he has opened a stock
Of Drugs and Liquors at the
stand formerly occupied by Col.
w. G. Adams, in Evening Shade,
Ark, and will keep on hand a
variety Of staple drugs, choice
whiskies, brandies, wines. gin,
&C., all Of which will be sold at
reasonable rates, for cash.
Also, d stock Of family gro
ceries, consisting Of coffee, tea,
sugar, dried beef, picked pigs
feet, fish, oysters, sardineS and
crackers. Tobacco and cigars.
A share Of public patronage
is solicited. Respectfully,
JNO. S. KING.
Sharp County record., 1878-02-22
ROBERT GRAY. T.J. SPUBLOCh'
GRAY G & s SPUR10cN'
Saddle and E2rneSS
AND
3 @ 9 TT 81 s II 9 Z
TgAYUFAGTU&ERS,
EVENING SHADE, ARK


A supply Of saddles, brides,
halters, harness and harness fix
lures, saddle-pockets, whips, sc.
constantly on hand, and made
to order. Saddle stirrups, bride
bits, martingals, harness and
sole leather and copper riyets
always on hand. We furnish
everything in our line.
Orders promptly filled, and
all work guaranteed to oglye salts
faction.
Terms-Cash, or hides, pei
tries, furs, beeswaX, talIow and
wheat.
Shop east end Of Main Street.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

DEMErRIUS BULGABIs, GREEK STATESMAN.
A cable despatch from Athens says that Demetr1us
Bulgaris, the well known Greek politician, has Just
died OF apoplcxy. He born in 1911, IN the island
OF Hydra, OF which his father and grandfather had
been Governors. In 1888 he was gven place In the
Creek administration, ancrward became a member Of
the Senate where he sat Tor many years. but without
earning distinction OF any kind During the Crimean
war, when the Anglo-Frcnch forces occupied tho Pi
rnus, he was appointed President OF tho Council and
by his firm and able management was mainly instru-
mental In procuring the withdrawal Of tho allied
feet Owing. however, 70 the stubbornness OF King
otho he WIS Obliged to resign 1882 and retire
into private lie Recalled to power by the
revolution OF 1862 he became president OF the
provisional government OF Athens. The triumvirate,
composed oil Bulgaris, CanBris and Rouphos, did not
last long, owing to personal differences and Canaris
retired. Bulsaris aud Rouphos formed a Ministry
which was approved by tho National Assembly, but
the following day popular uprising obliged boil
remaining members oi the trumvirato und the Mn
stry TO retire. rhe diihculty was finally soived by
The advent TO The throne OF ng George and "a short
to takc an active part In tho political agta-
tons which oonvuIsed Greece was again ap-
pointed President OF The Council and Minister OF the
Interior lntrusted In 1865 with tho formation n
new Ministry, ne, alter some negotiation. during
which the King refused TO dissolve or prorogue the
Chamber, handed 10 bis Resignation and again retired
into private life. He again TO the front during
the Cretan Dsurrecon and has been the central ~
urc IN the Greek revolutionary agitation since the
outbreak or the present war AT the time OF his
he cniei Of the Greek Revolutionary Committee
which dlrecsd the operations Of the various socicues-
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwK RI, Jan io--saed ship Carn (Nor), Hermsnisr
United States bark friedrich Scala (Gcr) Waack do
BARROW Jan Sailed, bark Sunbeam tBr), Brown,
United states
BAncrlosA Jan 7-Arrved, steamer Santiago tsp). RI
beras. Charleston
pupLiE Jan IL Sailed, brig sophia Cook tBr,, Duna
United states.
FALnourH Jan ~ Sailed, bark Colorado (Br, Phillips
Qrom Hsvrc) Sandy Hook.
GLoucnsrwa Jan Il-ssilod, bark Originc UtsD, Ca.
vAssa. Baltimore.
Ga,xssY Jan ii-saed, bark Atsi (Rus), Bull River,
Sc
GENOA 10 Jan II Arrived bark Lotus (B. Gould Phil
adepsia
0,nnALrAn Jan 6-Arrivcd, brig Csrous dtnD. Murs.
New York.
Passed Ian g. steamer Merose Abbey (br) Baxter from
Mcssiaa, &c. for New York.
HAvRn Jan IOssiled, ship virgins. Hooker southwes
Pass; iith barks sam Carlton. Freeman. Cardin; Al
bius. DaggetI sandy Hook
JAVA Jan io-Arrived previously. bark Crusader, Grs-
ham. New York.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Ii-Arrived. steamer flyrian Or.
Simpson, Boston schr Lucia Murchison Jones, Whining
ton. NC
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
CLEARED.

steamer Britannia (3r). Thompson. Liverpool via
Queenstown-kJ j Cortis.
Steamer Devonia tBr, Munro. Glasgow henderson Bros
Steamer August Andre tBelg), Eyler Antwerp-Funch.
Edye h Co
steamer Ciarbe tBr,. Over. Port an Prince. &o-pfm,
Forwood Co
steamer CITY OF Dsllas Hines. Fernsndina via Port
Roya-C II Mallory h co.
steamer Alliance, Crocker, ,Phladelphia-James Hand.
ship New World. Hammond. London-Grinnel. Minturn
Co.
Bark Ammonia tAus, Cernovieh Gloucester, B-siocovich
4 Co.
Bark Ydun !Nor,, Hegemann, Cork Falmouth for or
Bark Frank Sopi Petersen Cork or Falmouth for or
dera-Funch Edye 4 Co.
Bark ST Bernard tGer) Regner, Bremen -Chhs Lu'ng
Co.
Bark Deodata (Nor,. Andersen. Havre-Funch. Edge
Co
Bark Oreste Htsp, Menno Havre-Fuuch. Edye 4 Co.
Bark Atlantic, Lantnre. Port Spap-H Trowbridses
Sons.
Schr Pointer. Dill. Boston-chax Irving
Schr Remus (Br), ShirKell New Haven Tucker Co.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. Il, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BIT herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTysToyE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BIT THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Celtic t3r), Gieadei Liverpool Jan 1 and
Queenstown ID with Indse passengers to CoFtis.
Jan L lnt q lon A. passed hound Il, show
light a all burned simultaneously same day w % 20,
IS miles sandy iiook, steamer state OF pennsylvans
(Br). hence for Glasgow.
and passengers @ 20 nender.on Bros. '''
ss..pcr fan'"' smith, Philadelphia with ma's to
Bark Jason (No. steen Cork "a days. In ballast. to
Bs-k sssnas tNo2 eis s e., Bremen &c = dsys in ballast,
sqnali lost tore. main topnasss and lost and
split sails had nne weather IN the coast.
s Blight. "9 'ss strong S and
Big paylish. tot New naye.l: Gibson Pen Psmsra,a q
Isrk colnmbia, from Barbado, for new York.
sugar and molasscs to Moses Taylor CO.. vessel TO II
al. sr;s VI sys g. fss
schr Chas walco;i, French. Virginia.
S s.Issp y. o from nm Tar
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer City of Now Bedford Fish. New Bedford for Now
BOUND EAST.
Bark Wesley Seymour tBr,. southersreeu. New York
schr Nelson tBr,, Nelson, New York tor Point "a
schr Champion tBr) Granville, New York for St John,
NIB.
schr Tcmpler (r), zrtin, New York 81 John, NIB
Schr Anna Currer (br) Van Wart, New York FOR Sc
John. NIB.
scbr Howard Holder (Br, McRao. New York for 81 John,
Nh.
schr Ancona (B, wasoon Wcchnwken for st John. Nh.
Schr Hannah Brown, sackett, New York for Provi-
dencc.
schr Belle, siupsou, New YORK for Bridgeport.
Schr y Acker. Ions. New Surk Tor STAN mord
Schr Dreadnausht riirg Wechawken for Boston (and
anchored ou he iiorald teicg aph statton).
Schr Odcli Ninsiow Port johnson for Boston.
schr Union Oliver Port Johnson Tor Boston.
schr Ansou Brown, Colev. Amboy for Str afford.
schr J NJ Bsyies. Dickinson. ualveston for Bath.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
COLONEL J. W. HARcouRT.

Tho death announced yesterday OF Colonel J.
W. Harcourt Receiver OF Taxes, In Albany, N. Y.
He about his usual duties on Thursday. remain
ing his ONCE up TO Ave O'Clock the evening and
seeming IN exceiicnt health On returning homo at
night hc complained OF feeling III, and about eleven
O'Clock retired TO. rest, sleeping alone. About one
O'Clock his daughter, sleeping In adjoining apart
ment, awakened by UNUSUAL sound issuing from
the OF hor father. Sho FASTENED .u and
found him very ILL., The family were alarmed and a
physician sent for but It too late TO prove OF
any avail, and hour after the discovery OF MS
illness he breathed his last post-mortem exam
inaton made yesterday revealed The fnct that death
was uninstakabiy caused by apopexy Colonel Har-
well known TO all classes OF our ctzons
He born in Duchess county on the 26th Of
August, lS09 and was consequently In the sxty-nnh
year OF mis- age. About forty years ago be went TO
Albany, where he has since resided He became
actively engaged In navigation, and Tor several years
the Diamond. He succeeded Kelly agont OF tho
Peoples line steamers and fulfilled tho duties OF tho
position until about two years In hc,aii o 1875
he appointed Receiver Of Taxes, which position
he held at the time OF his death. In 1855 he was
elected represent his district In the State Senate.
He derived the title of Colonel from having boen com
missioned commandan. ot tho Twenty-dith regiment
1865, and Tor limo he aiso was commander OF the
cavalry squadron. He was one oil the founders OF the
Boatmen's Relief Association. He enjoyed wide
circle OF acquaintances, among whom he was highly
esteemed. He leaves surviving. a vile, the accom-.
plished organist OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, OF Albany, and several grown up children.
took appropriate action the death OF Colonel Har
court
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
ssrlorH. Dee si-Arrv.d. Arn.ui. osrvslho Phnaasl.

slLLorH. Dec si-Arrvsd. Armenia. osrvalho Phiadsl
Sailed siss Alfred. Yehr. Baltimore.
SUNDERLAND. Dec so-Arrvsd. Trosvk. Petersen. Phs-
81 CArIEnsrs PoIsI. Jan l.Psssed Switzerland ss).
SHIELDS Dec ai-Arrived. Isrisime Uuion. sanford
sA.osa. Dec 2s-ceared. Levsrrier os,. Scott. New
York
81 NAzAIRx Dec % Arrived in tho Roads, Albasross,
sMlscMA ABOUT Dec asArrvsd. State of AIabam. Isl.
"cu seus.saTa Nov i4-s.led. sum. Partridge. Part
sTDsrr Nsw. Dee - Arrived Herald Of sss Morning.
rnoos, Dee ss-ciesrsd. Aods Bonner Barnes. Matan
Tarrsrs Dec 27-Arived. Nicolo Tomasso from Phls-
TsnIs BAY, Nov 2s-Arrived. GeorgIetsa lawrence
SsIsS Dss ssssl .d Ds:IIos s,s., Sydney Nsw:
wAIKRroRD. Dec 2e-sa,ed francesca Chiszraya. Re
YopoDasA Doe so-ArrIvsa City OF Pekng 81, Tanner
San Francisco for Hong Kong.
FELTON, Bent Of Gloucester Mass Browne from rotterdam
S"M sHa Bruce with
scG, hull having been S. e HS;OS -
tine stray of and from thrstansand Petersen for CARDIFF
na has .ssvsd damage to rigging and LOST
anchor and Is fatnoms chain.
DONEGAL. Dec 29-rhe bark Bridgctown. which
Lad
coastsuard station here.
GisaALrAR Dec 2+The Caroline EDDY arrived here re.
So,, the mSSr s ass ls:s ns st.. OF C.s' a: q:
with Edward Parker acting master.
HARLxcxs. Dec as-The Pauline. ssammsr. from Bre.
sanaSanf S% from the pinSsgst between Amoisnd and
ShicrmonukoOg. and Is breakng Only small part OF
the rigging has been saved Whether be
Will depend the OF the weather. which
tinues unfavorable for operations
LIVERPOOL. Dec Tho Drumadoon, arrived bore from
Savannah grounded the night of tho 29tn inst Askew
aerw struck the pier head the evening OF the 30h
while docking, and sustained considerable damage.
MAcAssAn Nov le Tho bark Ribston. Brown fro.w New
York Yokohama petroleum) struck tho Bril- Reef
Celebes and became total wreck The
here Nov TO- and tho master engaged two small
sells the In order
possible. He returned yeserday. having saved 1883
and Al casks OF petroleum Tho remainder Of the
CARGO the wreck and everything belonging 1t sold
this morning by public auction. and realised 10 25OE
OroRro. Dec 3o-rhe bark Edorsdo. from Hull for
America ailas 10 ashore at Mindeo, and will be total
loss saved.
QUEExsrowN. Dec 3-The Midas from Charlottetown,
while sailing into hsbor last night without pilot.
aground Camden Fort. and towed on again at
high water without any apparent damage
ROTTERDAM, Dec 3-The Anevoca. Norwegian bark Lar.
from Baltimore has arrived at leak
ing badly having been In collision Oh the Hinder With
After tho collision the GROW loft the bark In their boats
but the weather moderated went board again and
brought the vessel safely to Brouwershaven.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

Sailed iIth. steamer Victoria Br), Williams Bostos;
ships Normandy rukey New orissns;J Brows. Kssser.
Rio Janeiro; bark Venus (Br, Richie Hampton Roads
LoSpoS Jan ii-Arrived. brig Mnicent tBr), Jones.
Bull River.
Cleared ith, bark Bessie Parker (Bp. Parker United
States
MADEIRA. Jan io-saied previously, Atlantic Darssn;
Lcidke do
PLYMOUTH Jan il-Arrvod, bark Ts.sus (BD, Poole,
New York. with the loss Of rudder.
QuEESsrows. Jan II. $40 M-SsIied, steamer Ger
manic tBr). Kennedy from LverpooD, Nav York.
Rio JASEiRo, Jan 5-Arrived previously, sehr Ariel
Cyschs). lie Sack. New YORK for San Francisco
TRIESTE, so Jan H-Arived. barks Maria Luigis uta),
savArese. New York: segnedalen tNor). Faich. do.
TABLE BAY. Dec -Saiicd. schr Georgietta Lawrence,
Robinson. 81 rhoma&
WATERFORD. Jan ii-Arrived bark Esio (Aus. Premuda
New York.
LONDON Jan li-Bark Scotland. Rogers from Cronstadt
for BRISTOL which put into Esnors Nov eaky has
condemned and sold for S2.5Oo
Bark Colorado tBr). Phillips. from Havrs for Sandy
Hook. which put Falmouth Jan ieaky resumed her
voyage to-day. having repaired.
WEATHER REPORT. :.
HoLyHEAD D. Jan ll-wfnd " sw barometer 30. SOL.
PLrxoUrH. Jan 1l-wipd T. fine; barometer 3o.55.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

Steamer Cbilisn sr from Liverpool for Port Prince
Dec IL, lat "a 81. Ion % =,
Nov 10, lat 4 n, lon 20 W.
ship Garibald Thatcher. from Cochin tor Calcutta Dec
I, las6 n. lon 81 Il.
ship (Brl, from Liverpool for Bonoay Nov lat
"a IL y, Ion % IL W.
An American ship showing JRLK, steering W, Dec 2o.
lat 80 N. Ion 10 W.
Bark Douglass Campbell tBD, Landry. from Antwerp
for New York, Dec q, lat 81. Ion H.
Bark st Andrew tBr). Mclean, from Cardn for Madrss
Dec ~, lat ~ ,rS y, Ion 10 on W.
Bark Antioch, Hemcuwny, from Cebu tor New York,
Sept 4. lat 20 \, Ion l3O 81 H.
brig Romance Craig rom Baltimore for Navassa Dec
2g. lat 81 5S n. lou "a Is ".
The Francona, 'of and from Quebec" bound S, Dec T.
lat 2 N. oil I3 81 w.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
Z. BoNEAU DE sr. MARCEL.

The lifcless body of N. Z. Boncau de St. Marcel,
q well known portrait painter and distinguished
Polish refugee, discovered yesterday morning
in his studio on Main street, Norfolk, Va. He was
found stretched upon tho floor with his specacles on
his nose and u copy Of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, which he had evidently been reading lying
at his side. BY order OF the Mayor OF Norfolk tho
door OF the studio had been broken opon Tho Coro>
was notited OF the facts aud an inquest was i'm
mediately orderod After examination OF the body
his death from congestion OF the lungs, disease
from which he had suffered and had been for somo
time treated. III. Boncau do ST. Marcel was native
OF Poland, where he was known as the Count Edward
Jablonisky, and with thirteen others OF high rank
was bansned by an imperial uKase from Russia and
cent to this country In royal frgate. Of high rank
and lineage In his own land he arrived In this c0un
try q stranger, without friends means, unable to
speak the language Ho was finally reduced
TO great STRAITS. Being an artist, how
ever, of than ordinary ability he
soon found employment and bnally established
himself IN st. Louis, whore no won nigh reputation.
In the year 1855 he painted the panorama of the
Crimeun war. with which he travelled until its do
structon the burning OF the old Mechanics Hall in
Norfolk, Va That disaster induced tho unfortunate
exile settle that city, and he established himself
a portrait painter, b. coming we'll known and popu-
lar artist. He had, It is believed, blood
ations in this country Tho dcceasod was modest,
unsssumIng gentlcmar quiet and retiring in his man
ncrs and entirely Devoted TO his profession. He was
a member the Masonic Order, bus had never afh-
ated with either OF the lodges in Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
THE GALE ON THE COAST.

A LARGE NUMBER OF MARrTrNE DISASTERS
RKPoRrEp-vEssEI.s ASHORE AND DAMAGED
ALONG THE NEW ENGLAND SHORE.
BosroS, Mass, Jan. IL, 1873
A furious easteriy gale prevailed here last night,
but no damage shipping in the harbor or disasters
IN the bay nave yet been reported. There we're no
vessels in sight from the marine station ~ Hull or
Highland Light this forenoon.
Reports from Maine detail disasters 70 shipping and
damage TO property from the gale last night. which
described as the severes that has occurred for years
At Camden trees and fences were prostrated, barns
blown down and houses unroofed. The damage IN the
village exceeds $4,000 At Passport orty chimneys
were blown down ana several small hshing vessels
loaded with frozen herrings went TO pieces and are
q total loss. The schooner Nightingale is ashore IN
Broad Coveand iul Of water. Al Odtown the stespe
OF Baptist cnurch- was blo~n down TWO
scnooners, names unknown, put into seal Haroor,
and went ashore Norton's Island several
schooners also reported ashore at Tenants Har-
boE Al Rockiand the outer end OF the south Marine
Railway wharf, although heavily bailssted, was
forced fifteen feet OF position Al stockton the
schooner Caroline Kescher, OF Buckspori, with
cargo corn, &C., dragged ashore IN Fort Pont Cove
filled and is supposed TO DO bilged. The crew were
saved.