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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By IfstGRAPH.
Money Heavy at 2 to 3 per esat-GOvsrn-
ments flrm---flour Quiet---wheat
Dull and lo~er---hogs Ae.
tive and Higher.
FIN AhCE

NEw YoRK, January 9.-MoSnv--
Market closed heavy at las per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 3is5 per cent
Sterling I, exchange, banker bills
strong at +s5; sight exchange on New
York +ssl.
SuvRR-At London 5Oid; bar sil'
yer silver here, l09i; subsidiary nll-
ver coin lGSll per cent discount.
GOVERNMENT Firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21

wsasIxoTos. January 2l.-l A.s-
Fos The Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
incr,s-ing cloudincss, With warmer eas,
to -outh winds, AMI nearly stationary
followed by lAlling barometer.
For the L&kes, partly cloudy weather
and occasional snow, rising. teinpera.
ture, southwest a. southeast winds and
during the ,iay falling barometer.
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Thn pottor Nommitleo.

WASuNGroN, january 20 The l"t-
ter Committee will meet "Wednesday
morning, aud il the extra appropriation
which has been asked iur lS granted hy
the House, they will probably at once
commence the investigation ul the
cipher dispatches Nothing further has
horu heard lrum Nhcrmau W Nholla-
harsrr ~ To the evidence of ST Martin
and the chances arr that hc will not hc
called tu the stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21

UIIL, rNssEp.
House Bdl Nu. ~ was taken up. and
ttr rules being suspended, pushed 10
o., Passage.
Nyuatv Btll Nu. ~ WAS read thlrd
time Jud passed THIS h,ll lurhids the
taking at lumber from the Elk river
Nt,hu lyss than 10 mites abovc the
buum, Without a payment Ol the usual
tytS
: a. M Re- was taken up ON IL thlrt
rr,,img, aud afterwards passed. 10 n
lu rrG,ri Ia granting appeals from JUS
U,yS, aud rrvUlrvs buud gud pOt'yv.
= a. No a., amending the law m re-
gard to offences against HTcvuy, so that
a lhvll Ol $40 iu money oT E'0ds viii
constitute grand lapvuy, aud he lrlouy,
punishable hy imprisuumeut m the
prnitentiary, the vote being,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21
Travel on Ne Ohio.

CixaxxAsi, January -. There we're
transported upon the Ohio river aud
thbuiSies above this city. Tor the paAt
year, one million and half OF psssen:
e-rs. ol whom I've were Killed and
three injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21
WARRINGTON.
Nominations Sent 10 tho Senate.
a. "a - a.. A.. H.g4t.F.F

special Dispatch to the Register
WNSuI>Uro>, January ~,
The President srut to- the Senate to-
day. the following nominations Wm.
Co. Thompson, ut Iowa, to hc Chlrl
Justice oi the supreme Court, Territory
Of Idaho, aud VIM, H. Burchiurll tn hc
receiver oi public monies at falrplay,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21
Ilhnois

SrKISGTIIip, H., January N-The
Democrats oi the Legislature in caucus
tonight. nominated General J. &. Black
Tor the United States senate, The Ma,
ti0nal members held a caucus als0, and
nominated Hon. Alex Campbell, at Ia
sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21
Wisconsin.

MiLwArEEE, January 20.-The Re-
publican caucus at Madison reaSscmbled
this evening and commenced balloting
at once. Up to midnight twenty-five
ballots were taken with varying results,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21

u,RRlSRURG, Pa, January 20 The
Denis Legislature to-day met IN caucus,
and, alter several ballots, dvcldcd to
east their votes fur HeiS,cr Clymcr Tor
l'niI,I SIaIrs SrnAlnF
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Heu Orleans.

NEw OELE,N.. January 0.-Cofee-
Easier; Rio cArgues, ordinary 10 prime
iits lGlc. Sugar-Actiye and Q shade
higher. inferior 81 gooJ common ttt$
she; ooInlnon to good common 5i95le;
yellow clarified eiGe1tc- MolAsses-
Steady; colnmon zoe &c; lair zs1Ac.
Rice-sleaiy: Louisiana ordinary 10
choice S;ts6ic,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-21

This lcrr, huM, owned 10y Captain
Wolf aud which, WAS lying ou the OHIO
side, Nas thrown cut upon the shore.
aud - a total wreck. All ut ono side
ol her cabin and part ul her guariS
were DESTROYED. Her engines, with the
exception oi u lew pipes, arr IN good
order and can he used Tho loss viii
he the price ul n new hull aud cabin.
The Martins Ferry boat and Benson =
Ferry huat are not damaged, both being
ia good harhuTS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21

n aNsA ATo $1,000 A YEAR. or s5 to $50
NV tHEta day in your own locality. No
NnHIs,ESv Women omen dSa sr well ls q, m en-
sJHlUEVVUa amount stated above. No one
r ~ " W. can fail to make money fast
ANY one can do the work. You can make irom
and spare time to the business. ID costs nothing
~ try the business. Nothing like it for money
making ever offered before. Business pleasant
and strictly honorable. Reader, if you want To
know all abost the best paying business before
sic public, send us youi address and We will
send you full particulars and private terms free
samples worth IS also free; YOU can then make
up your mind Tor yourself Address GEORGE
Sr1NsON CO.. Portland, Maine. lilly
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Notice.
IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.

Dairymen who have tried the Carrot Butter
Color, manufactured by n. Brown a Co., New
Berlin, \. ~, will use no other. Butter buyers
recommend Il, and ID Is In fact the only purely
vegetable preparation in the market For partie
lars inquire OF n. 8rchard, Agt, or Of Roscoe 4
eaYenworth, New Haven. So-2m
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US. Benedict, Castleton, has sold to
A. G. Martin, Benson, eight ewes.
LYMAN Cate, Highland, Michigan, has
sold j. TAYLOR, Walled Lake, Mich, one
ram and two ewes.
Asa Il. Smith, Shoreham, has sold to
J.F. Delong, West Cornwall, five rams.
10. Caswell & Sons, Shorcham, have
sold to j. Il. Stickncy, Shorenam, eight
rams aud seven ewes.
A. d. Taylor, Romeo, Michigan, have
sold to VIM. Willard and Addison Hol-
comb, Romeo, three ewes from the
flock of o. +. Kitchell, Bridport, and
one from the former flock of j. w.
Peck, Cornwall :.
Geo. Hammond, Middlebury, has sold
to Twichell g. Sessions, Middl bury,
fifteen ew es and eight rams. To &. w.
Mason, New Haven, fifteen ewes. To
Chss. Sanford, Orwell, twelve ewes.
To Geo. Cleland, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
one ram.
John Rich, Elba, Mich, has sold to
Geo. w. Stuart, Grand Blanc, Mich,
thirteen ewes.
A. E.Fuller, Pomfret has sold TO Henry
and G. Ii. Vaughn, Woodstock ,one ram
To w. A. Perkins Pomfret, ond ram.
Ii. w. DOltOIly ObdltoDuiN, hoo oOiu
to G. Huntington, Fort Scott, Kansas,
one ram. TO d. Crofut, Arlington, one
ram. To j. M. Matteson, SALISBURY
one ram. To Enos Lowell, Climax
Michigan, one ram. Also half inter.
est in ram to u. Hard, Arlington.
j. w. Carter, Randolph Centre, has
sold to j. E. Ainsworth, Middlebury
ten ewes.
ii. S. Gross, Bridport, has sold to U
d. Twitchell, Middlebury, one hundred
and eighteen ewes.
u. d. Twitchcll has sold TO G. d
Lane, Cornwall, twenty-five ewes from
the flock of III. S. Cross. TO f. G
Grovenor, Bridport, twenty-five ewes
from the same flock. TO II. b. Wright
Middlebury, one ram from the flock OF
jill. Mead, West Rutland. To Il. l.
and Col. Warren, Orwell, thirteen ewes
from the flock of George Hammond
G. w. Kinds, Addison, has sold tC
Cherbino Il Williamson, Middlebury
eighteen ewes. To Aaron Kinds, Add
son, two ewes.
d. jackson, East Addison, has sold
to G. w. Mason, New Haven, eight
rams.
A. Baldwin & Son, Whiting, has sold
to e. N. Bissell, East Shoreham, tifteei
rams. To Ii. NJ. Wing, Rochester, one
ram.
f. Hooker, Cornwall, has sold to G. l.
Barker, Castleton, eight ewes.
r. Witherell 81 Son, Shoreham, have
sold to u. B. Wright, Middlebury, foul
ewes and, III. B. Wright has sold the
same with one ram to Kent Merritt,
Shoreham.
j. Fortecs, Jr., Shoreham, has sold to
G.. A. and 5. +. Seager, Brandon, nine
ewes, and one from the flock of V. n,
Fortees, Benson, and one ram from the
flock Of o. II. 81 w. o. Dascom, Or.
well.
c. l. Benedict, Arlington, has sold to
n. Bottom, of SALISBURY, thirty ewes.
To l.. d. Gardner, Mich, sixteen ewes
V. Rich, Richville, has sold to f. ii
Harrington, Brandon, and j. ii. Mead
West Rutland, one ram.
+. n. Bissell, East Shoreham, has
sold N. Weare, Col, five rams from the
flock of w. G. Wilson, Richvillc.
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Points of Excellence for American Mer-
mos.

From the Chicago Live Stock Jour
nal we take the following. This scale
we consider much better than that
adopted by the Ohio Wool Growers AS
ISOLATION
The scale adopted by the Illinois
sheep breeders and exhibitors of fine
wool sheep, elsewhere adyerted to,with
such explanations as were submitted by
the committee for the guidance of those
proposing to use the standard, are given
herewith. To breeders who do moi pro-
pose 10 become exhibitors this scale
will have much interest, embOdying as
it does the matured estimate of well
posted gentlemen as to what consli-
tutes the perfect Merino sheep.
Blood. -Thoroughbred-i. c., pure.
ly bred from one or more of the di-
rect importations OF Merino sheep
from Spain, prior to the year 1912
without the admixture ofaDy other
blood.
Is Constitution. Indicated by form
of body; deep and large breast cav.
ity; broad back; heavy quarters
WIN QNNtiODhiCbt iOi
ing capacious abdomen. Skin
thick, but soft, of fine texture, and
pink color; expansive nostrils, bril-
liant eyes, healthful countcnance,
and good size, age considered.
Z Size.-In fair condition, with fleece
of twelve months growth, full
grown rams should weigh not less
than l65 lbs, and ewes not less than
120 lbs.
General appearance. flood car.
riage, bold style, elastic movement
showing lin particular parts, al
we'll as general outline) symmetry
! ofform.
Body.-Throughout heavy bones
we'll proportioned in length, smooth
Joints, ribs starting horizontally
from backbone, and well rounded
to the breast-bone, which should
be wide, strong and prominent in
front; strong backbone, straight
and well proportional as to length
heavy, muscular quarters, deep
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PAY CA n

thus saving any middlemen's profits and enabling
customers to get the best bargains consistent with
paying one hundred cents on the dollar. All
goods wa Trautcd strictly as represented.
CHAPMAN q. SMITH.
Niidlebury, May 80, 1876. II
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-11-21

AN UNSATISFACTORY CAREER.--A re-
venue officer short time ago was tray-
cling through the moonshine county
with one of the Titles, name that has
figured extensively in the shotgun
annals of he state of South Carolina.
"Litile," i'd he, as they were riding
along in the wood, "did yOn ever Kill
any oncY
"No," said Little, dejectcdly; edo
you know Eve often thought about it
It's kinder queer TO me. dou't under
stand ii IL looks sortcr ike / was dead
failure in life. All the other boys has
had career. They always did say !
was no good-hang-dog like, you
know"
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INVALUABLE


Messrs, WEEKS & roTrER, wholesale Druggists,
boston, Mass GeHtlcmcn,- II have foraome months
felt 1t duty HAT owo TO suffering humanity TO
wrlte You, stating the great benefit Tint huvo de-
rived from the mo Of SANFoRD'e RADICAL CURE
ron CArAHnir. TormOro thlna0 years have been
afflicted with this very Troublesome complaint.
have tried MI the rcmcdic9 that could ind, but
without mat rrlal or permanent benefit. Last fall
tho disease had arrived at that state that must
have rcllcfor die. Tho entire lncmhranous ey8tcm
had become 10 inlamcd, and the stomach 20 daor-
dcred, that 1t was doubtful mnttcr whether I
could no TO tho Pncilc coast, or did go whether
should live TO come back Ornot. Innw an ndvcr-
tisenent Of ILLS medicine. and although being very
tncreduouS about specifies or noatrums of any
kind, yet in rhccr desperation tried this, and val
ut once benefited hyit. Tho changes of climate,
chronic disease ofthc liver, and my nge- over 20
rnay prevent my entire restoration, but tho bene-
Mt derive from its daily use is to mo fnndiuable
md am hoping TO be completely cured, Gnd ut
last arrive ct n respectable old ngc.
n this statement Of my case can be OF my service
10 those afflicted rs lhavo been. and enable you to
bring this remedy into more general use, especially
on the Pacific coast (wlcrc IL IL much needed, my
object in writing this note viii he obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, n. y, June, 1876 ofWcls, Fargo Z Co.
Each package contains DR.. ennford's Improved
1nhallng Tube, md fun directions for use in all
gases; Price SlnO. Tor Falo BY all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers Observation-Disclosures
States and Canadns. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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Something New.

lam now running two podllng wagons, and am
paying The Highest Market Price for all
kinds of barter. ! buy my pieced tlnware Of
Wales Hyde, of Middlehury, ami other goods
IN market; nearly everything direct from the
manufacturers.
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~ IA MONTH guaranteed. sl2 u day
Ss hvvUuCapital not required; we will
~ hIvuslart you. Men, Women, boys aud
n lUvUUugirls make money faster at work
W " " Tor us than at any thing else. The
work Is light and pleasant. and such as anyone
can go right Mt. Those who are wise who see
this notice will send us their addresses at once
and see for themselves. Costly Outnt and terms
free Now Is the time Those already at work
are laying up large sums Of money. Address
TRUE X Co.. Augusta, Maine. lily
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Agr.iicultural Department.
SALES OF REGISTERED SHEEP.

CONDUCTED BY ALBERT CHAPMAN
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Stop that TOOihacl;c.

Kings Magic Toothache Cure. stops
toothache in five minutes or money re.
funded Price 20 cents. 29-ly.
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THE SATURDAY MAGAZINE.
,sToN; FRED. b. PERKINS. EDITOR.

n A "A WEEK in your own town. and no
lsH ~ capital risked. You can give the bus
n inoss trial without expense. The
NIL best opportunity ever offered for those
GILL uwilling to work. You should try moth
" " " ing else until you see for yoursclfwhat
you can do at the business we offer. No room u
explain here. You eau devote all your time or
only your spare time TO the business. and make
great pay for every hour that youwork. Women
make as much as men. Send for special private
terms aEd particulars, which We mail Tree. IS
Outfit Tree. Don't complain of hare times while
You have such a chance. Address IL. HALLErT
4 CO., Portland, Maine. lily
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


-- On Saturday last Mr.. John Hampton
had his leg broken by horse Jumping on
him.
Mr.. John Hampton sold his farm,
know as the Tom Cecil place, 10 Jim Rays
for $500, cash.
A young gentleman Of this vicinity
went 10 see his sweetheart few nights ago,
and his horse, thinking that ~ o'clock was
late enough TO stay out, broke loose and
left him To walk five miles.
- Mr.. q. r. Pope, our worthy superin-
iendeni Of the Providence Sunday School
resigned last Sunday, much To the regret
Of the entire community. lie has been q
faithful officer, always keeping vaichiu
eye over his lite hoek.
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BOTLE COUNTY.
DanrlIe.


- Katie Putnam is advertised to play
in Danville, Nov. 9th and 9th, at James
Hall. Wednesday night in "Lena"-usu-
al price Of admission.
- The Convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held in Dan
vile this week; commencing on Thursday
and continuing over Sunday. Exercises
at 2nd Presbyterian Church.
- About 800 bushels Of orchard grass,
belonging to Messrs. Thos. NJ. Lillard, Jno
Metcalfe and Sanford Erwin, were sold by
Mr.. X. Gentry to Sherman 4 Co, of Lou
isville, at $3.50 per bushel, delivered.
90 Died, Oct. 9th; at her residence il
this county, Mrs. Il. W. Harlan, in the
9th year of her age......After a prolonged
and painful illness, Mr.. VIM. Woodcocl
departed this life, Oct. 23rd, aged 70 years
Deceased was for many years a citizen o
Somerset, Ky, to which place his remaini
were taken for interment. lie leaves 4
fortune and a stainless name.
One might have thought, II pompssi
~ and self-opinualion pass for any thing
that our town was owned by visiting gen
from the West. But on Monday night hi
ideal right was disputed by Cam Rowse,
and J. c, Curry, Of the tribe Of fast and
furious, who concluded to "take the town
but likely they did not ace $40 and trim
mings at the end-"in the tail the poison
/ lies"
PERsoSAL.-Mr. J. II. Claggelt, o
Caneyyille, Ky, and Validictorian Of elias
70, OF Centre College, has been employs
as teacher at Givens' School house, to oil
the place Of Mr.. ArgO, resigned......MT
Asher Owsley and wife, Of Stanford, wer
in town ON Tuesday ......Mn. Eli1abeil
Bright, who has been for some time, quit
~ at the residence Of her daughter, Mr.
GENTRY, j. reported beit,r, and will sool
be taken 20 her home near stanford 80,
Mr.. Samuel Avriit, Of Lebanon, Il visit
INK Miss iayinia Meferran.
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LAND, STOCK AND cROP.

- Best hogs are worth sao5 per cwt in
Cincinnati.
Craig Lynn sold this week ten year
ling heifers at S2.25 per ewt
- Potatoes are very scarce in this mar
ket, in fact, the only supply is from the
cities.
- Pulaski county has shipped more
than 100000 bushels of dried apples this
season.
49, Lewis II. Jones bought Of Mr.. z. Sal
lee, Of Wayne, II head Of good cattle at
$3.50 per ewt.
John Buchanan got 3 cents for the
car load Of 800 and 9OO-lb. cattle that he
took TO Cincinnati.
-- John NJ. McRoberts, ST., has left big
beet at our Office, but as il has been beat
We will not give its weight
AT sale in Pulaski, corr brought
from so to 81 cents per barrel in the field
Hogs went at $500 per ewt
w. W. Baldwin Of Mason, purchased
Of Henry Bryan, Of Bourbon, 20 large
broke mules at $3.50 per head
L. IL. Singleton bought Of judy,
Kendriek, of Pulaski, p head OF No.
mountain cattle at 8 to 81 cents.
Garrard Elkin shipped 10 Cineinnat
this week, a car load Of hogs, averaging
$40 pounls, for which he paid $500 pei
cwL
J. r. Lynn sold 10 Adam Pence, II
2-year-old heilers at S2i per head, and A
l.. Hale sold 10 same, yearling steers a
S25.
rig. Morrow and A. A. Hickok, TN
owners Of 81. Julian, the horse that mad
2;l2l last Saturday, this week refused $40,
900 for him.
j. Il. Paris shipped two car loads Q
cattle and one Of hogs, 10 the Cincinnati
market, Tuesday. lie paid $50 per ewl
for the hogs.
- Wheat has fallen some la Chleag,
and the Cincinnati quotations are love
than last week. Beet amber and whit
nov bring Si.2l,
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- The bachelor friends NJ Mr Jno. W
Nerkes, were Handsomely entertained Al
dinner on Sunday la.i. Wy Mr.. ani Mrs
G. p Cicil The next meeting ~ the
"young Gazcllcs" will he to organize a
Cruel socictv for the Prevention of AMI
mails.
-MAnnrrp - At the Presbyterian
Church IN Pcrryyillc Oct. 23rl. by DR..
Archibald. Dr.. Tho-. p. Polk 10 Miss Katie
T.. Camp Attendants. DR.. Fayctte Dunlap
and Miss Ada Bottom. Atthc same time
and place BY Rev. y. NJ Green. Mr.. STAN
ley Caldwell to Miss Carrie T.. Green. Al.
PENDANTS. ]. G. Caldwell and Miss Maggie
McRoberts.
- October 29th, At 81 4. NJ, At the home
Of Mr.. J.H Thomas the father Of the
bride, Mr.. J. A. Coons. of Elizabcthtown,
to Mis- Annie ID. Thomas. Of Danville.
Ceremony BY Rev. Thomas Vaughan.
- October 2sth. atsr. ~, al the resi-.
dencc Of the brides mother. Mr.. John W.
Ycrkcs to Miss Lizzie q. Anderson; the
father Of the groom, DR.. stephen Yerkcs,
officiating. Attendants. Mr.. Clifton X.
Anderson and Miss Mary Helm.
- October Goth, Mr.. VIM. H. Lucas to
Miss Sallie Mock, both Of Danville. This
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-31


l. in session at Maysville. Rev. $. $. Me-
Roberts represents the Church here.
- Rev. J. A. .Bogl= sill preach at the
Presbyterian Church here next Sunday,
morning and night. instead Of Rev. Mr.
Saunders, as announced.
-- Elder J. A. Harding, says the Win
chester Sun, has returned from an evan
gelizing tour, having preached 2O2 sermons
and gathered 80 souls TO Christ.
- Rev. I. b. Cook, Of Lancaster, will
preach at Tnrnersville, this friday eve
ming, at early candle-light. He will also
preach at Huslonville' Saturday and Sun
day next
- The Methodist Churce Is undergoing
repairs, and In consequence there will be
no preaching there next Sunday. The Lac
dies Missionary Society, WILL however,
meet there in the afternoon.
- Rev. J. 5. Sims will preach at the
Southern Methodist Church in Danville
next Sunday at II o'clock, and not at
BIighrs School-house, as reported. lie
will, however, preach at the latter place
on the afternoon OF the Srd Sunday.
- One Haynes, religious lunatie, who
claimed TO be The second Christ, with do
minion over death, hell and the devil, and
with power to work miracles, appeared in
Corsicaua, Texas, recently, but the natter
of-fact people seated him upon the sharp
edge Of a rail and rode him out Of town.
- Rev. Geo. D. Barnes closed his series
Of meetings at Wyoming, Friday night
last, where he preached six days and had
100 confessions. From there he went to
Polkvtlle, where he commenced preaching
last Sunday, with good attendance and a
number Of confessions Lexington Press.
- During the past year the American
Bible Society has printed an average Of
1000 copies a day Of lis ten-cent Tesla
inert, and stiil did not Keep up win Us
orders. The demand for still exceeds
all expectation. About 800 copies OF its
twenty-6ve-cent Bible have been printed
daily.
- Rev. n. B. johnson who commenced
a meeting at Brodhead last Sunday, writes
as follows: "Our congregations are large
and attentive. God is blessing his truth
in the conversion Of sinners. We have
aeven additions up to this date, and many
are deeply interested. Can't tell when We
will close. Brother t. A. Read, OF Mercer
county, is with me.
- According to agreement, Rev. J. o.
| Sunderland and Elder Elisha DUNCAN,
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WAYNE DEMOCRATS, ArrrSroS. Mess.
r. g. Warren and George T. Stone viii
address the people Of Wayne, AZ Monticel.
10, next Monday, and urge their respective
claims for the Commonwealth Attorney.
ship. Returning from Monticello, NJ.
Warren will speak Al Point Burnside, At ?
p. NJ, Friday, Nov. IN, and NJ Pulaski
Station NJ o'clock, Saturday the sth.
A FfSr TRADE Since the coming Of
heavy frosis the people have been warned
to make preparations Tor still colder wealth
er, which will come very soon. During
The past two weeks our neighbor', the
Hayden Brothers, have had fine trade in
al departments Of their great establish
ment We are glad 10 note this fact, for
those gentlemen deserve most liberal
patronage on account Of the superior
goods they offer in al lines Of trade, and
the low profits they ask. Their stock y
rcplenished almost daily.