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COUNTY CouRr-Jwlg Bovi,

In this Court on Saturday, the following
business was transacted:
Richard Blum vs.. S. Hoeschell. Certia.
ed by Justice Miller. Continued general
ly.
Ryan, johnson & Co. VS.. A. Wilson.
In assumpsit. Demurrer sustained as to
the first and second counts; plea Of non
assumpsit and set offs filed. Cause con.
tinued.
Simon Baer & Son VS.. Martin Fisher.
New trial granted on payment OF costs.
Adjourned to Court In course.
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MEATnERI INDICATIONS.

WAsANsroS, June SOL, a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cooler
north, possibly followed by warmer south
erly Winds, rising followed by falling
barometer; clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, north winds,
cooler, clear weather with rising baron.
eter. .--...
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BLACK CAsuHEREs.-We offer this week
three numbers, one at CSC, one at zoe,
and one at Soc. They cannot be matched
for less than s5c, 81 90 and 81 % elsewhere.
Come and see them 1t will cost you moth.
ing. l. BLuS & BRo.
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SPECIAL BARGAINs.-Ws offer thlsweek
special bargains 10 Lawn Suits, Linen
Suits, Lawns and Dress Linens. Ladies call
and see them. I. BLUM & BRO.
IIO4 Main Street.
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For restoring the natural color Of the hair.
anicer preparation Is offered In "Hair Reyiyi.
um." In large bottles, at only 80 cents, than
has ever been produced at 81 0. Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap Is the word.famed clariiier and
beautitler Of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List 4 Co., and every druggist,
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CHURcm tlEcooNlrIoS.-Ye after.
noon at O'Clock public recognition ser.
vices took place in the First Baptist
Church, corner Of Twelfth and Byron
streets. ~ council having about two
Yeeks sincp advised the organization OF
the First Uolored baptist CHURCH OF Wheel:
ing, the Colored Baptists OF the uity have
been organized into church, and chosen
Rev. Chavons pastor. Rev. DR.. Sedg-
wick, Of Martins Ferry, preached the ser.
mon from Acts 2:4l. Tho discourse was
quite logical and eloquent.
The charge to the church and pastor was
delivered by Rev. T. F. Clancy. This ad.
dress was full OF sparkling points of truth
well put. The hand Of fellowship was
given by Rev. Clancy.
The church has in view the purchase Of
a piece Of property 10 be used for this
worship, and Ut the close Of the services
quite collection was takGn up to aid in
its purchase.
The prospects Of this young church are
quite encouraging. Baptismal services
were announced to take place in two
weeks. At present services are held alter
nate Sabbaths at 8! o'clock in the First
Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and Byron
streets
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FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest use sH11oR's
PoRous PLASTER. Price, 25 cents. Sold BY q.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall O. E. Dwight
Ath and Chapline Sts Laughlin Bros. & Co.
Wheeling; and Husbands & Inskip. Bellaire.
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IT is not the quantity eaten that gives
strength, life, blood and health. It is the
thorough digestion of the food taken, let it
be much or little. Therefore, do not
stimulate up the stomach to crave food,
but rather assist digestion after eating, BY
taking Simmons Liver Regulator,
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CALL at the Bazaar, 1l0G Main street, II
you wish to get Hosiery, Gloves, Lace
Ties, Ruching, Fans, Parasols, Torchon
Laces, Breton Laces, etc. You will find
them much lower than elsewhere,
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LADIES II you want a perfect fitting
arched.instep shoe made on the CastiloI
last In French or Curaco Kid Button (they
are far superior to any ever brought e
this market), go to L. V. BLoSD's.
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huIeb udllGu DclUM' Gull OLlC W SVlltlAuS
five days:
RarbOur-PhIlIppI, July %, D. W. Shaw.
Berkeley MartinSburg, July g, Joseph McCarrnn
Brlxton-BraxtOn c. H., August 4, &. S. Bland,
wellSburg, July q, q. II. Anderson.
Caboll-BSrbOarSvilIe, July 4, 8. Il; Palrgk.
Calhoun-BrOOEsvIlle July IS, d. ". ShieldG
ClAy-Cny G. H., July ., J. L. Smith.
Doidlidse-weSL Union, August 4, J. F. Wayman,
Fayette-Fayetteville, August I, J. l.. Smith,
Gimer-Gleuyilo, August IS, J. \. wayman.
Gnnt-SfaysyTlle, July %, U. s. Fleming.
MISUNDERSTANDING, August !, j. $: Rudd.
mpshire-IlVmney, August IL, Joseph McSiurran
IIRneOck-FaryleW, July u, z. q. Bunly
Hardy-MOOreGeld, August Is, James ": johnson.
IiarrlSon-ShinnItOn. August IL, A. l. Wade,
JAcKsOD=-Jaekseu @ H., August IS, D. P. Guthrie
Jefferson CharlestbWn, July q. Joseph MeAIurran
KanaWhA-KanawhR c. H., July II, J. u. BalnS.
Lewls-Round Knob, August IS, L. C. Crippen.
fSSan-Loyaa c. Il, August is, ". j. Kenney.
MGrion-Farmont, July p, +. Il. CraGO.
Marshall Cameron, August I, 2. G. Bundy.
MasOn-Pt. Pleasant, August Is, D, Chesterman
Merrer-PFluceton July q, ]. s. Rudd.
Mln,ral-Keyser, August u, u. y. Fleming
MonougalIA- MorSAntown, August IS, +. II. Crago
MOnroS-Unlon, August II, J. 8. Rudd,
MOrEan-Berkoley Springs, August II, Joseph Nc,
cuowsll-Perryyillc, August 1, W. J. Kcnney.
NIshOlaS-Pecki School hOusr, Avgu IS, 5. H
Patrick.
Ohi0-TTiadelphta, August 4, J, c. llerVey.
PendletOu-UpPer Tract, August H. James W.
PIeasaats-st Mary's. August IL. James F, Snow
den.
Preston- Klngwoed, July Is, +. II Cngo
Putnain-Wlnnel, July n, D. P. Guthrie.
RAleigh-Rllelgh Z, ~, August II, J. L. Smith,.
Randolph Beverly, July Il, D. W. Shaw.
RitohIe-Ritchie C. H., July II, W. II. Anderson.
RoaLe-SpGncer, August I, y. W. Shields.
Summers Hinton, July gs,Jt =. Rudd.
Taylot-GlRitOn, August Is, y. $, Pleplng,
Tucker-St. George, August !, D. W. shaw.
Tyler-M iddlebolrne, August 4, james F. SEoWden.
Observation-Disclosures, July q, L. c, CTippen.
Wayne-Ttouts Hill I. H., July p, D. L. duncan.
Webster-AddIson, July q, T. n. Parks
WVtzel-U niontOwn, July %, James +, SnoElen.
Wlrt-WiTt C. H., July q, ". II. Anderson.
WOOD aTkenburg, Gugustli, A. D. Chcsterman.
Wyomipg- oceana, August II, WI. Kenncy.
The County Board Of Examiners will
hold an examination for teachers certiG-
Gates, as required by law, the week fol-
lowing the Institute in each county, on
such day or days as the County Superin-
tendent shall announce.
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Headquarters for Ladies' aud Gentemen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB W. GRUBB, IeWsIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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A MYSTERIOUS ApPA1R.-About quar-.
ter past ten o'clock last night there was q
mysterious shooting affair on Twelfth
street, just above the Baptist Church,
People living in the vicinity heard at that
hour a couple Of pistol shots in quick
succession, followed b. the screams Of a
woman, and upon rushing TO their doors
and windows and looking out, saw two
men and woman; one of the men, taking
the woman by the arm, led her hurriedlS
down Fourteenth street to EofT, and thence
down that street. AS the two started down
the hill the man with the woman was heard
to say II will take you home myself.p It
was he who did the shooting, as he was
seen with pistol in his hand lust after
the shots were heard, while the other man
was apparently unarmed. The parties
separated and left the vicinity immeii.
ately after the shooting, and who or what
they were, orthe cause of the difficulty, Is
equally mystery to the excited specta.
tors. g ~ SO
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-R. G. Bonham,
Esq, left on Saturday for New York, to
spend month with his son.
Prof. H. N. Mertz, Of the Eighth ward
public school, was presented with an ele,
giant silver ice pitcher on Saturday even.
ing, by the pupils OF the school.
Kramer leaves with his band for the
White Sulphur tomorrow. He will be
absent about ten weeks.
Gen. Nell Wood is back from q visit ia
his home at Charleston.
Mr.. Loeb Kraft, perhaps the oldest Jew
ish resident Of the city, died on Saturday
afternoon last, at the residence Of Mr.. v
Rosenberg, on Eleventh street, in the SOD
year Of his age, The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon, and the remains
were inferred at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
Col. Bob McEldowney, of New Martins
vile, is at the New Mcclure.
Lynn Rodgers, an ex-member OF the
Legislature from Brooke county, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. T. Daily, who has been in charge o.
the Benwood Station for the past eighteen
years, is reported dangerously III.
Mr. John Mendel, who went to Au
burn, N. y, some time SINCE to accept &
position in a large dry goods establish.
tnent, returned to the city on Saturday
evening last, and will this morning re-
sumo his old place at Mr.. Geo. r. Taylor's
store. John isinvaluable in the dry goods
business, and his many friends and Gus
toners will be glad to hear Of his return
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JAcKsoS's REsT.-Glve It a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have 1t.
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New Advertisements.
Wanted-A Girl to Cook.
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
Fourth Of July Picnic.

THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range of the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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TnR only place in the city where you
can get an arched.instep shoe, patented
1870, Is at L. v. BLoND's.
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ClncuIr CorRr-Lndne MeLrin.

This Court was in session on Saturday,
but no business Of general interest was
transacted. Several chancery cases were
argued and submitted, aud Court adjourn.
ed over to Monday.
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VIZ do not believe in medicine for chill.
Idren, but We do believe In DR.. Bulls BABY
Syrup and assert that no family should b
without 1t,
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ENGLISH and French hosiery very much
reduced at the Bazaar, ll08 Main street.
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We cannot be too grateful for the discovery
Of any remedy which will alleviate the sui.
tertnGs Of humanity, not only in the pangs OF
pain which the patient alone suffers, but in
the distress which 1t entails upon Others.
Almost every sufferer, from his own personal
experience, Is aware that the ordinary
methods of treating Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
sciStica. and kindred diseases Is OF no avail
and so fast Is this impression gaining hold
upon Intelligent patients that they demand a
more potent remedy. The discovery Of Law.
ands who have been cured, and the Thousands
who are now being relieved Of their terrible
aGonies bear willing testimony to It's virtues.
NwF&w
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fyopr food distresses you, take little
sAEFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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JOSEPH sPRInEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
CO.
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Go TO Blum's for dress goods, the only
house that makes these their speciallies,
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Teachers ISsrlTurEs.-Prof. Pendls.
ton, State Superintendent OF Schools, has
arranged for the holding Of County 1nsti.
tutes, as required by law, at the places and
times named below, each one to continue
five days.
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"CouEhlng SpciIs IN the Morning. {,

LADIES underwear made in Grst.class
style only at the Bazaar, ll06 Main street.
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The handsomestl line otchildren' dresses
only at the Bazaar, l108 Main street.
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's9utRRs' CouRrs.- Henry sHoffmeister
had hearing before Justice Miller on Sat.
urday, on charge OF committing an as.
sault and battery upon ]. @. McCord, and
was held for his appearance at the County
Court to answer. McCord was REQUIRED
to give bond 70 keep the peace toward
Hotfmeister. The parties live at Glenn's
Run.
James Deytnney was examined BY the
same Justice on charge Of shoot.
ing Timothy Woodruff couple Of weeks
ago in South Side saloon. Defendant was
held in the sum Of 81 900 for his appear.
ancc at the next term OF the Circuit Court
10 answer.
Carrie Bordanwas committed to jail by
Justice Miller, Saturday, upon charge Of
stealing silk dress and a gold watch rom
q lady in North Wheeling, Carrie Is said
to belong in Pittsburgh.
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ANOTHER invoice Just received of gents
fine seamless Button and Congress Caters
Of the best makes. Go to
L. v. BLoND's,
1l35 Main street.
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FoHblsCk silks come and see what we
Offer. e q sSs l. BLUM & BRo.
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SUMNER slLK.-0ur stock is as yet com.
plete, but our prices are way down.
l, BLUM 4 Bro.
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BuSrlSes must be closed ont at a price.
|. BLUM & Bgo,
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Rheumatism or Neuralgia.

Co1oREn silks fully 25 per cent cheaper
than others. !. BLUM 4 BRO,
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EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER

~ ~ I0t tAe ExcElsoR sold y DC .. d..l..
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best
Joseph Speidel & Co. have II at wholesale.
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:atGcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
'haeeo. Retailers can buy It OF Joseph
speidel 4 Co., in 8 10 and 26popnd pack:
pgea,
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IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'s.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-ONE SALESMAN IN
TRIUMPH MFG. CO., ll6 Monroe 81, Chicago,
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Gre 8ntelligetrrer,

ONCE. NoA. rs and "a Fourteenth street
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PEarEcr LovE.-Holy and beautiful
indeed is the smile Of fathomIess and per.
feet love- Too seldom does it live; too
seldom tighten heavy cares and earthly
sorrows. Too seldom doe. it gladden.
bnrdeued hearts give refreshing dews to
thirsty sonls Too seldom, indeed, does it
have birth Too often does it soon
leave LIES pathway. even if fairly born
and dearly welcomed there.
On the other hand, as the preacher
would cay. the house Of man happily
married is a paradise. He never leaves it
without regret, never returns to il but
with gladness. The friend Of bis soul,
the wife Of his bosom. We comes his ap
proach with smile and word that sends
joy to his heart; and the longer be fingers
in the atmosphere Of her love, the more
be desires to-dwell there forever.
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H1Gn SALAG1gs.--An old Boston NOR
chant says: Speaking of salaries, the
highest one | ever knew paid 10 sales
man was 100000 = year. This vas rai,!
in war times to = dry goods man. and he
used to boast Tia, he and the Presilen, oi
the United States were the only persons
in the country receiving so much for their
services. | know ,nan who for years re-
ceiyed annually $4,000 for his Iabors As
a salesman. think it would puzz'e him
to day to pay his board bill regularly.
Within few days | saw MN who re
ceiyed at one time salary Of $4,000
He was well up in his trade. bu, to day h.
is simply beer drisk /" Boston Can,
u,ertial B.l'ai1
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She Thought So.

| When Mrs Cordela Lingstone entered
the courtroom from the corridor, leaning
heavily on Bj4h's left arm, and holding
up her calico train. she slightly resemb'eti
the pictures Of Lady Jane Grey. She
took her situation in front Of ths desk.
bowed very low to his Honor, and led of
with:
Il deny the charge and appeal the
case"
"Yes-jast so-all right" m1mbled
his Honor as be looked over the papers.
The charge is disturbing the pesce. The
officer in the ase-."
! u deny that there was any officer in
the case, and appeal to the Snpreme
Court" she interrupted.
You were arrested by an officer and
brought in here, aud he arrested you as
you stood at the foot Of flight OF stairs
on Congress street, waving hoe handle
and daring some Que to come down.
That's plain as poetry and as evident as
the motion of a grindstone."
Il deny the g'indstone and appeal the
case" she calmly answered, feeling in her
pocket 70, gum.
-Four men, seven boys. dog, and q
Chinaman were crowded around you and
encouraging you to mash some one," con-
tinusd the Court: "and you we're very
boste'ous when asked to step down here
and occupy front bed room for the
night. shall fne you S."
Il deny the ins and demand a ajary!'
sWi!I you pay the cash or 80 to the
House Of Correction 7"
demand LAWYER ~
Il ask if you will pay I"
Il demand two lawyers!"
MRS. Liugs,one, you will eat dinner in
the House Of Correction, aud, il they don't
have watermelon for dessert, you cant
blame me. Please retire"
1T has turned OUT just as thought it
would" she remarked, as ehe took the
quid Of gum from her mouth for mo-
men,; and, with most respectful bow,
she re entered the corridor and kicked an
-mp,y caudebox skyhigh.-Detroi, Free
Press.
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Qu1ck AT RepARTEs. friend and
neighhor has son who is 50 quick At
rrpattee that it Is little dangerous to
cross swords with him. lie was on. rid
ing With his father the other day, when,
noting the name Of the street, he asked il
it Was named for Mr. B., well known
but no: altogether popular citizen.
by no means said the father; ''it
was not named for him, but for his f.
ther, who was very popular AMI very
much esteemed The boy said nothing;
80 his father, who thought be saw \
chance to preach little eermon, con,in
ued: It's very apt to be So A BOY has
. father, whom everybody loves and rv.
spects for his good quslities and abilitiea.
but in too many cases the boy don't
amount to anything" Said the boy. af.
ter panse. "your father was very much
esteemed, wasn't he, sir ?"-B Boston Tran.
script.
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What STRONG DR1sK WILL Do.-Mr.
Cough tells the following story IL
knew man who was startled with face
peering out at him from the wall; be went
up to it and wiped it out and stood back
again, and still it was there; he went up
to it again and wiped it out, and stood
back 1t was there yet. HIS very hair
seemed to stand with horror as he went
up to it, and with terrible blow of his
fist struck the wall and left it marked
with blood He stood back again-it
was there; he went and beat, and beat.
and beat; till be had broken the bones Of
his hand, With beating out that which
was pslpable to him; and yet he was
conscious, and the consciousness thrilled
trough his frame with horror. that it was
but phantom Of his imagination.
Let man suffer that six days and six
nights; let physician sit BY his side and
tell him. Nov sir if you drink again
you will suffer again.
"Bu,, doctor, will never drink again;
doctor. the thought is too horrible; shall
never suffer it, for will never take drink
again
And once more healthy blood courses
in that mans veins, and in the emphatic
language Of scripture, ho "sesks il vet
again" aud again he is brought down,
again he endntes it all, land again the
physician sits by his side.
You remember that which I told
you r.
Yes"
'-lf you dtink again you viii have it
again. and do not send for M, for you
will dir; your constitution will never en-
.lure another such .,rugyls-yoa will
lie
AMI yrt he rises from his coac', Of ag,
ny, ">eek- il ye, again" an again he il
brought down, and his poor sbriek'ug
spirit flies in disgust into eternity from
The loathsome carcass that he has snada
ri the g'o,ions holy "so fea,fnliy AMI
wonderfully mad,' hy God. II, knew
al ,hs way a'eng il must BE- -. Such is
the terrible slavery Of in,emperance.
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seLr1sHrrss.-s.lfishness j. the moth

SELrrsHNEss. Splfshness is the mother
Of sorrow. Whom one is on the stretch to
secure persona! aims, he is exposed to
failure. When one acts as a guardian for
splf, he is in perpetual anxiety. Anxious
only for the cause, and seeking only 10 be
expended IN the best way for il. publica-
ton, any thrusts made for self are harm
less. Thus anxiety for self is useless
burden, which may be cast of. Have
you this freedom 1t is 4 part of the
divine plan. II you have not reached the
repose where you can free your-e'f Of any
Calling cares that may be weighing you
down you are missing your privilege.
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RsALrsr1c PREAcHrvG The Rev Mr..
We'rick was preaching 2 weird sermon
Eon the devil in the Methodist church at
Epurata. Pa. and wicked young man
was struck with the idea that the congre
cation had been wrought up to just the
condition Of mind for being easily terrfi
ed. He slipped out, gathered some eqnal
ly wicked companions, and unfolaed his
plan. which was to suddenly Introduce a
long horned COW into the church. They
brought black one from field near by,
twisted her tail to make her give an IN
earthly below. and thrust Ter through
the door into the center, aisle. The I;gh,
was dim. the preacher had excited his
hearers by descriptions Of eternal torture.
the horns and black face # the believing
COW were not rec Agnized for what they
really were, and the impression was that
the enraged devil had dashed in for On
geance, Several women tainted, and tl,r
rest screamed; bu, the clergyman was not
deceived. "It is only 4 COW, he instantly
exclaimed. The j,kers have been arrest,
ed.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1879-11-08

A bald headed professor. reproving a
youth for the exercise Of his fists, said !:
We fight with orr heads Mt this col.
lege." The young man reflected mo-
mept, and then replied: "Ah, l see, aud
you bat.ed all your hair eff."-lIater.
Ocean.