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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-09-28
n.y. ADDRESSES ny Hon. E. BoYD

BE- ADDRESSES BY Hon. Z. BOYD
FAULKNER AND Hon. 3. +. MARTIN
On Monday evening last our citizens
were favored with eloquent speeches by
the Hon. 3. F. Martin, the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in this
District, and the Hon. E. Boyd Faux
ner, Democratic nominee for the State
Senate.
The latter gentleman made the first
speech, and as it was his first appear
ance on the rostrum in this place there
was considerable curiosity to hear him.
When we say that he made most ia
vorable impression upon our people, we
do nothing but Justice to his abilities as
an orator, for his speech indicated that
he has all the requisites for making his
mark as one OF West Virginia's most
promising young politicians. His bear
ing was graceful and manly, and bis
command Of language all that could be
desired. Confuing himself almost en-.
tirely to the discussion OF the financial
question of the day, he took ground in
favor of the greenback planks in the
Democratic Platform of Berkeley Coun-
ty, and be showed that he appreciated
the importance of the popular demon
STATIONS which are becoming so slgnlti-
caut throughout the whole country upon
the important subject of greenbacks.
His speech was listened 10 throughout
with close attention, and when he con-
Guided he was enthusiastically applaud
ed.
Mr.. Martin, upon rising, was greeted
with great enthusiasm. lie also confined
himself TO the discussion of the financial
question. planting himself squarely on
the greenback plank which is so popu,
lar in our State as well as many others.
lie showed his thorough acquaintance
with the financial Legislation of Con
eress since 1862, and traced it down,
step by step, TO the present day, proving
that it all was in favor of the bondhold-
err rather than the people at large, and
that it tended to make the rich richer
aud the poor poorer. We regret that
we cannot give an outline even of his
argument. which was well sustained and
fortified by official documents, and could
not fail to have convincing effect upon
his listeners, who loudly applauded the
various telling points he made against
the Republican party, and gave him
hearty cheers when he concluded.
After the speaking, Mr.. Martin was
serenaded by Capt. Criswel's Cornet
Band, at Adams Hotel, and made an
other speech in response to the calls OF
the crowd.
Mr.. Faulkner was compelled by sick
ness in his family to return to Martins
burg before the speaking was over,
which our citizens regretted, rs they
would have been glad to have included
him also in the complimentary serenade
TO MIR. Martin.
Hon. A. r. Botelcr and DIR. /. S.
Tanner, who were also present, were
loudly called for, and responded in a
few happy remarks.
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EY ACCIDENTS On Wednesday
of last week, little son of Mr.. John
Waters, aged about ~ years, living at
the Cement Mills below town, was Sc
verely burned by accidentally falling
into the fire. His face was terribly
burned and very much disfigured. DR..
c. T. Butler rendered professional aid.
A little boy named Jones, residing at
Bridgeport, Md, opposite this place,
was on Tuesday of last week, accident
ally shot by a playmate in the hand
with pistol. The ball passed through
the palm of his hand. DIR. Butler also
rendered surgical aid.
We learn that Mr.. James Bane, near
town, had horse badly burned by fall
ing in some burning brush.
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COURT ORDER.
STATE OF WEST VA:

STATE OF WEST VA:
Jefferson Comfy, set /:
In The County Court, S'pfe"bsr Tenn,
1878:
AT Il Term Of said Court continued and
u held the 18th day Of September, 1873.
Ordered that All Election Precinct be
established 1T
MANNING'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
in IIarper's Ferry District, in this County
and that George Bryant, John j. Dillow
and John W. Grove be, and they are
hereby appointed Commissioners to SUI
perin;end the Election in said Precinct,
and that Polls be opened in said Precinct
at the next October Election and at all
Elections hereafter.
\ Copy-Teste.
Il. \. MOORE, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1873. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-09-28

ndr Great Reduction in prices of
Black Cashmeres and Alpacas. We
have just reduced the prices of these
goods from Is to 25 per cent Remem-
Der we buy direct from importers, and
can sell them at wholesale prices. Gail
and see them or send for samples at
Emnert s. Fiery's, Martinsburg.
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Hlarria9es.

At the Parsonage of the NJ. L. Church
South, in Shepherdstown, w. Va,
"Wednesday Sept. Is, 1878, by Rev. J.
l.. Shipley, Mr.. REED +. TilOMP-
son and Miss SUSAN KIDWILER,
both OF Jefferson County, w. Va.
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b@ At the Sunday morning service
conducted by Rev. J. G. Bowman. in
the Church at Kearneysville, collection
was taken for the benefit of the yellow fe-
yer sufferers. Though the congregation
was small, yet the very liberal amount
of 2l4.l9 was contributed.
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p0 In THE CITY.-B. E. Fiery is
now in Philadelphia buying bargains
for Emmert & Fiery's one price store,
Martinsburg. Look out for the grand
opening Tuesday, Oct. 1st. Call early
and get good selection.
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E@ The Piedmont Agricultural So
cicty, Of Virginia, has invited the Hon.
A. II Boteler, 10 deliver the annual ad
dress at lis approaching Fair, which is
10 be held in the middle of next month
at Culpepcr Court House.
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R9" Prof. Benz. Hyde Benton, Prin-
cipal of the Polytechnic Institute at
New Market, Shenandoah county, Va,
has generously placed a scholarship in
his excellent school at the disposal of
Mr.. John II. Strider, of this county.
Any youth, in this county, of good
moral character, who can get the en-
dorsement of Mr.. s., can get a years
tuition free in this most excellent school.
We take pleasure in recommending this
school to all who desire useful and prac-
teal instruction in civil engineering,
telegrnphing, chemistry, and the higher
literary studies. Application must be
made before the LIST of October.
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; HEAD OF HORSES,
FIVE Colts,

3 of which are TIVE years old and three
years old;
s COWS,
q YOUNG CATTLE,
II SHEEP,
, SOWS,
20 SHOATS.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
Pair of Scales,
Combined Reaper and Mower,
Mower, l Roller, pair SheIviNgs,
Slcighs and Bells,
! Fodder and Hay Cutter,
lGrindstone, two-horsc Barshear
Plough, ! single and double Plough, l
Cart and Gears, Wagons, Wagon Bed,
single and double Trees, Spreadcr, l
Harrow Household and Kitchen Furni-
tnrc, Dining Table, ! Hall Table, !
Sideboard, Book Case, u lot of Books, L
Clock, Oilcloth and parlor Carpet, Parlor
Furniture, Sofa, large Chair, PIANO
| stove, half-dOzen Parlor Chairs, 3spiit-
bottom Chairs, Rifle, l double-barrei
Shot Gun.
Icy TERMS CASH.
Sale To commence ut 10 o'clock, "A. NJ.
WIN. A. MORGAN. ID. Sheriff,
Foo =. Baker, Sheriff
September %, 1873. 81
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pa Geo. II. Hagley, of Charlcstown

pa Geo. H. Hagley, of Charlcstown,
returned to-day, Saturday, from the
East with larger stock of City-made
and Eastern goods, than he has ever
offered before. The readers of the
Register are invited to call and examine
styles aud prices, when visiting Charles
TOWN
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BJn TIE MYERsvILLE BAND.-We
have Inadvertently neglected to COM
pliment that excellent Band, from
Myersville, o small village located in
the Northern section of Middletowu
Valley, Frederick County, Md, aud
about 4 miles North of Middetown.
This Band, handsomely uniformed, and
conveyed in a handsome wagon, drove
up into our town on Friday evening
the 9th of September, on their way to
the residence of our old friend Mr.. Geo.
S. Knott, below town, who had invited
them over 10 discourse music on the
next day, at Rinehart's School House,
at Sunday School Pic Mic, Mr.. X.
being Superintendent of the School.
The Band played several tunes in our
streets, and also gave us a serenade in
front of our Office, to the delight Of our
citizens generally; in fact some of our
townsmen remarked that they were
equal to the U. S. Marine Band, in the
discourse of music. But they are GER
tainly hard to beat, and Capt. John
CriswelI, (who is the leader of the cele-
brated Criswell's Silver Cornet Band
here) says so; and You can rely upon
what he says. A young gentleman by
the name of Biser is the leader, and the
band numbers about 18 members. We
feel considerable degree of pride for
the musical talent embodied in the
young men of the land Of our birth. But
what change space of 80 years will
make in Times progress. There was
but one member of this Band whom we
knew and recognised, and who was one
of our school-mates-Mr. John ii.
Beachley. ThiEy-fve years ago he
and we were pupils under old Mr..
Jimmy Williamson,a lat Everharts School
House, and afterwards under tine tutor
ship of old Mr.. Joshua Ridgeley, at
Shoemaker's School House. Those two
old gentlemen carried on an extensive
tanning business in those days, and
our hides got tanned quite frequently.
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One 5O-cent Ticket

Children under . years p ccnts,)
Admitting to every department Of the
most gigantic embodiment OF Natural OBJ
lect-1 eaciing and Moral Amusement eli
ther hemisphere has ever known.
The Pulpit, -Press-and- People-Indorsed
Family-r'ield Show Of America,
Meriting the patronage Of the mothers
anu daughters oi our land, and
Exhibiting Tar more than can possibly
be advertised.
Doors open at l aud L. VI. Perform
ance in The Grand Aiena commencing
one hour later.
Sept. %, 1873. IL
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~ Look out for Bargains, next
week at Emmert g. Fiery's one price
store, Martinsburg.
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BROWNS SHOP,
ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF WEST VA,
County of Jefferson, set:
In the County Court, September 1e'"''
1878:
ATa Term Of said Court begun and held
d the 18th day OF September, 1873;
There being a vacancy In the once Oh
Justice Of the Peace Of this County, in
CHARLESTOWN DISTRICT,
it is ordered that Polls be opened in said
District, on the
Sh day Of Nezt Month (Ociober,)
to fll said vacancy until the 3lst day of
December, 1880.
A COpy-Teste.
II. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1873 3w
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SAKRzEkE'S SALE
VALUABLE
Personal Property,

DY virtue of sundry Executions issued
ID from the Circuit and County Courts Of
Jefferson County, West Va, at the March
and July terms of said Courts, respective
ly, and directed TO the sheriff of Jefferson
County, West Va, viz :-Balance due on
Execution of James A. Adams VS.. Town
er Sehley and John +. Schley, of $46,74
with interest from Jan. 10, 1873; State of
west virginia, use of Geo. w. Cromwell,
vs.. John T.. Schley, David Billmyer and
Jacob j. Miller, for $3.50, 20, with interest
from Jan. II, 1877, and costs of sl2.65:
State of West Virginia, use Of .Jobn r.
Ford, VS.. John +. Schley, David Billmv-
er and Jacob J.Miller, for $3.50 "a inter
est from Jan. II, 1877, and costs of si9 Ak.
Jefferson Savings Bank VS.. Tnwner
Schley, John +. Schley and James Ioy;n
for $l2S, 80, interest from July Is. lS77
and costs of $l2, 05; j. N. Sehley, endor,
see, VS.. John L. Schley, for $40, IS, in
terest from July Is, 1877, and costs Of
slO.35, together with Sherif7s fees and
costs of sale also for State and County
taxes due, will sell at public sale, at the
residence OF Col. John E. Schley, near
Kearneysyille, jefferson County, West
Virginia,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of
October, 1873,
the following property levied ON to satis-
q, tt,s A., have rrf,ntionel claims viz.
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COURT ORDER.

STATE OF WEST VA:
Jefferson County, set ::
In HE County Court, September Term,
1878:
AT Term Of said Court continued and
n held the 18th day Of September, 1878.
Ordered that All Election Precinct be
established ut
BROWNS SHOP,
in Potomac District in this County, aud
that John w. Hendricks, ID. &. Adams
and j. &. Bitner, be, and they are hereby
appointed Commissioners 70 superintend
the election in said Precinct, and that
Polls be opened in said Precinct at the
next October Election, and at all elections
hereafter. A Copy-Teste.
T. 4. MOORE, Clerk.
Sept. IS, 1878. 3w
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TUFTS PILLS for sale by
L ii. NJ. BILLINGS.
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PERsONaI.

Ma AND xEs. N. D. ELsoaE are In I.ouis,lllc
this ~e~k.
q. n EpnrroS. Esq. returned yc-ic,day irom
Louisville.
Miss JENNIE DvSc,S. Of Lancaster. Is visiting
Mrs H. &, Naurn
Ma W. n. MasoS, ofLancasicr, sleni a day OF
two here hi. weck.
Ma. GEo. D. wEARKs Ia on a hasincss visit 10
Ciacinnatii this werk.
PHor. W. X. JKssrSos who Ia. secn very IN Of
Pneumonia. 10 recovering
Miss BATHS McDowKLI, OF LsGranec. Is visit
tng relatives To- this county.
Mis-Is ELiEA AND DDHY JoSEs, Of sornetse,
are visiting In this vicinity.
EprroR W. n. HANsFoHD.oi the Pulaski CaissH
raSscl through stanford this week.
Miss PASrHEA Mckinney len Wednesday for
visit To her brV,her In Louisyille.
Miss ASsIK LooAx has returned nom very
PHEASANT visit 10 friends In shelbyyille.
yUDoK JEssK FIsii, Of Rockeastle. Dcmocrat Of
the true blue. was In our once this week.
Miss Macy MNEEs and Mrs. S. $. Myers won't %
Lancaster to hsar Bishop Dudley on wednesday
night
S.JAsKs DUNLAP, ESQ, AND Mas. EuGKSIA Dun
LAr PorrS, of Lancaster, attended the Episcopal
service last night.
HAyISa sold his farm, Mr.. Allen Bearley, Of
0auard, will make his future homs on the farm Of
NJ, RoTe Stewart, near stanford.
MR. AND Mas 7. 7. DAVIES and Mrs Y. J. An
thony went 10 Cincinnati Tuesday 10 lay 10 their
FAN aud Winter stock OF Millinery.
la. AND Mss. cLIFros FowLxn. Mr. uriah
Dam and her pretty little daughter. L'ile, hon
orcd our oihoe with their presence Ibis week.
Ia. 7. u. MoSr0oMKAr, II. s. wlihers. Esl.,
Mr.. Judgc bailey, Mis- Josie wlthen and A.
whitley Montgomery are Spending the week In
Louisville.
Mas. MARY LOGAN and daughter, Miss Kettle,
spent several days with Mn. Rsheeoa Moran, In
Madison, thl. week. Mn. Moran will leave neat
week for Colorado for the benent Of the health q
her children.
JuDok w. y. CAMPBELL, former ~ Of this cOun-
", and a brother Of seph Campbell, is the Repaid
eAn candidate ior Congress In his District In kar-
sA.. The wichita Eagis, published In the judges
town, pays him very high compliment.
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HrcKs-CHAPPErr.-Yesterlay Mr.. Jes-
nc Hicks and Mis- Sarah Eliza Chappell
both Of this county, were made one flesh.
TAyIoR-MoSRoE-Gen. Thos. II. Tay-
Tor, the well known q. $. Marshal, was
married in Louisville on Tuesday to Mis-.
Adair Monroe, the great granddaughter Of
Governor Adair.
WALTON FARRA-Our handsome and
talented cousin, Col. Mat Walton, was
married last evening, in Fayette county, to
Miss Carrie Farra. young lady reported
to be AZ swee, in disposition as she Il beau
tful in person.
NEEDHAM-SNrH-Tim Needham, the
Grand Secretary and Treasurer Of the I. O.
q. T. and very able and popular Temper
ance orator, was married, this week, to
Miss Kate Smith, Of williamstown, Ky, a
lady Of rare personal charms.
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LINCOLN coUSTp VIEWS.


Pingforn.
HAVE THEN UP FoR IT,
Some Of the huntsmen of this place
have commenced hunting quails. Bc care
ful boys, the time is not out yet
STOCK.
Mr.. Tom Woods, Of Boyle, bought sew
eral fat cows in this neighborhood lat
week, for which he paid p and p cents
per cwt
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. Mr.. Linncy, Of Perryvillc, preach
ed at Brghts School-housc last Sunday.
lie viii preach there regularly every 3ri
Sunday evening.
CRoP or ArPLE JACK SHORT.
Mr.. John Gooch closed his distillery on
Monday last, on account Of the scarcity Of
fruit. Judging from the reputation his
brandy has, he can't be beat on apple jack.
RET ON THE WRONG HORSE.
Some Of our sporting men attended the
races at Louisville last week, but they
don't have much to say since their return.
From their appearance one would Judge
that they bought the wrong pools.
PERSONAL.
Miss Bette Dennis, one of Sianford'a
little beauties, spent several days with
Miss Eliza Engleman last week. Misses
Bette and Annie Harris, have been visit
ing M.:s q. p. Bright. Mr.. b. +. Barnes,
Of Ia....I 4, Ill. awals l.s.. t..Ia. L.
been in this neighborhood buying plug
horses
soMNAMBuLIsr.
One Of our neighbors was aroused a few
nights ago by hearing some one rumbling
around in the house. He at first thought
some one had broken in to steal something,
but upon examination found that IL was a
gentleman in the adjoining room walking
in his sleep. He was preparing for a jour
ney, had his pants, one shoe and sock un-
der one arm, and pillow and bed-quilt
under the other.
TIN PAN MUSIC.
A party Of boys concluded to give the
newly married couple Of this place some
tin pan music Thursday night oflast week.
So they went to the house Of the brides
father. and let loose with tin pans, bells,
horns, &c. After playing several pieces
they were told that the bride and groom
had gone to a neighbor's house, and the
boys determined not to be outdone, struck
out in search of them. went TO the neigh
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HOME AFFAfRs.
Severance a Dnsderar.

4 short talk with our patrons and the
public generally Our long experience in
the Dry Goods trade, and constant study
Of the tastes Of our patrons, gives us an adj
vantage not possessed by many. We fat.
ter ourselves that VIC can buy better goods
at lower figures, and thereby are able to
give better bargains than any other house
in the county. We feel that our efforts
are appreciated by all who have taken the
trouble to make our acquaintance. The
hight ofour ambition Is to know every man,
woman and child in this county, and to
satisfy them beyond doubt that our house
is the representative store in the county;
and to do this, we propose to offer you the
best goods at hard pan prices; so call and
see us. You will find Us ever ready to
,.
way assist you in making your purchases
and your visit to our store pleasant.
In Ladies and Children's Shoes we have
always been awarded the blue ribbon, and
feel that this Fall we are more entitled to
il than ever. To our stock Of the celebra-
sJ,.s -. - .,,Is 49,. -, -
r..,. 60 =. - ~, - :,
-. a., -, J,..,,..,.J 4. M.
market
Your especial attention is called to our
Flannels. We have every quality in plain
white, Shaker, red and grey; resi- twiiled,
white twilled, grey twilled; Opera, In all
eolors; Plaid Flannels for children.
IA, .oL os C,o,h; :, N. I,.o., and
ohoaro., wa h..s ovar hsd;o CT pant.
Vests and complete Suits, for men and
boys. Overcoats from the cheapest to the
""''' "'''''' o''' 0''''''''''
dies,remember that our stock Of Dress
uoods is very hne' All the new patterns
In Dress ooous, from 'he cheapest Calico
i1adies Neck'ies, BOWS houeheS',oi'a'S'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Buy Truss Of Bohon a Stagg.
c,v,,v Sam =, M. A a..
"'' J""' 'ohoV' "ooss y" N"e"""""
CLOCKS cleaned and repaired nj Chen
aults.
GuNs and Ammunition NJ Bohon a
Stage
You can buv n Clock very oheap n,
Cbepault's
HEADQUARTERS Tor Paints 81 all kinds
~ thenanlts.
SEWING MACHINE of all kinds rcp,ireJ
and adjusted bv Carson A DodJs
LOT OF iocket hnives NJ cort To make
"om lor new io' NJ 'henauitr
A FULL and complete stock of School
Books can he found at Anderson A McRob.
ert.'.
r.. ...,...., -, I'll. g. II
,.,I - L.,,sl". I' nen,
g., =, Il.aa,,I,,.' WV" f'''"'"'''' WY
'"'"f w N"''
VIZ are just receiving large lot Of La
dies and Children. Shoes, Ziegler a Bros
""'e' - w. y IT, '"'"AS'
s'Si iNfiNtu iNtk' HuHihf W bobhHf
States, Paper, Pens, Ink, and every thing
needed for Schools. At y. X. Chenault's.
p,,,.r,. ,..ao.t ...,l. $500, .,,.,.
,,n..L..a H. a.Jo.aa.,,s -. MS
4 ~, go, al .aJ NIL, So I've ~
;,vili, r. us.sL.., T..I.. ~ l,.''
c,c,n,,,. =, - 80. sIa,h;.a ' '''"'"'
-
LIVER n kiso.-The liver is the impe-
rial organ 81 the whole human system, as
u control. the life, health and happiness
81 man. When u y disturbed In its prop
81 action. all kinds Of ailments are the
natural rcsuli. The digestion Of food, the
movements OF the heart and blood, the ao-
ton OF the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings Of the Liver. IL has been successfully
proved that Greens August Flower Is I'M
equailcd IN curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition Of the Liver and
stomach. sample bottles To try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the West
ern Continent. Three doses will prove
that u = Just what you want. For sale by
bohon SStagg.
Fa.xx Ir,rr,s srxn,v N.o.1x,
ron NovYxnrn -Tho a,.anin, .s,i.Ia -
the Neyemlrr nurhsr n = wsli'consid.,sJ
,ra,,o,;,l N n.yiJ \ ,x;.,,','.,,. ~. -
hated s,plorer ~ hfrica. one ~ ,bos.
great men Who have hccn ,Iso Chri.,ians
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RELIC fOTs.

The Louisville Conference Is in session
this week, in Cadis, Ky.
Rev. J. Lotion Barnes will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
An interesting meeting is in progress at
Shelby City, conducted by Rev. J. VI.
Bruce. Four additions to date.
A revival at Fork Church in Garrard,
closed few days ago with 80 additions.
Revs. W. u. Arvin and Maddox conduct.
ed IL.
The percentage Of conversions at the
camp-meeting' during the past Summer
has been very small, and the old.fashioned
Methodsis shake their heads and look dis
appointed.
Elder Martin Owens, a veteran preacher
in the Christian church, called to see us
yesterday. lie claims the honor Of having
bound together the hearts and lives Of 456
seekers after matrimonial bliss.
One of the grandest sermons ever deliv-
cred in this place, fell from Bishop Kava-
naugh Sunday. lie is grand old man.
and every eye in that vast crowd was filled
with tears.-[Shelbyville LocaliEer.
Bishop Dudley, Of the Episcopal Diocese
Of Kentucky, delivered a very able sermon
in the Methodist Church here last night
Rev Mr.. Benton, pastor of the Episcopal
Church at Danville, was present during the
services.
Rev. f. T. Baird, Secretary Of the Pres
byterian Committee Of Publication, who
embezzled $4,000 Of the church funds and
ran off to escape legal punishment has re-
turned and the Committee Of InvestIga-
tion sustained the charge against him and
suspended him from the ministry, but al
lowed him the right Of Communion.