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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-27
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31

buildings, &c, costsomething and, if
you are half farmer, couldn't you
raise, by care and manure, as much
on that 10 as the renter does on his
20? Then the renting community,
as a class, are nomads, and care
nothing for permanent improve
ments. Why should he bother his
head about churches, schools, good
roads, &C., when next year may
fad him in Texas or Kansas. |
don't deny fairness and honesty to
the renter; I condemn the system,
and the man himself will acknowl-
edge he would feel and do better
with home of his own than being
lodged in thing little better than
howell, only fit to nail coon-skins on,
while he is banded from post TO
pillar, and tolerated as a necessary
evil, rather than recognized as a
substantial, bona tide citizen,
Brio, A-BRAC.
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Union County Items.

| NINTH DISTRICT OF UNION Co.,
Jan. 20, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: Mr.. NJ. w. Sharp, a
highly esteemed citizen Of this district,
met with q serious accident on last
Tuesday morning. lie went TO the
woods to cut some wood, aud while
cutting a log in two his ak glanced and
entirely severed the great toe from his
left foot. He suffers severely, and is
almost as helpless as a child. lie hae
the sincere syWPathits of !be entire
community.
When the ice broke up recently Oh
the Cliuch River, much damage was
d0ua To la.d- and fencing coUngu0us
10 the river, aUd many sm4ii NattJ
crafts were eiin,T crushed or sWtp;
away. In this { Bis Wi ey, lte gfoutd
has heen frozen sniidiy ever zIuc- tne
cold snap set in, whCA was Decenb-i
220d. Wheat fields, coDseque -tly
iUDk very blank.
Union county is rising quite rapidly
in educa'i Dnal matte r, ana KNOX may
begin u look. well To tier tauitI9. il she
exptc;s 10 keep the lead IA education.
Inc past season we mad some a. fiue
schools "a r Ast Tennessee can usually
boast The scnODi at Wits ACad envy
was a success, there being more than
100 pupils enrolled, with an average
daily attendance uf nearly 50. Ths
Dire ctors Of this dis rtcs arr wide
awake, progressive uen The school
at Lost Greek Aca,!~u, Vas also a
succt IS. / presume - 81 tnaf DIstFic'
also has u board of kuoi Direc Crs.
Prof. Nicely is justly esteemed as .
teacher.
Another very successful school WAS
taught near Logs y Roads, Icy Hen
dersOn LOngmIre. He ia an indus
triOus teacher of the modern ruts
O,d fOgies and old ruts are passing
away in Union county. l have not
the space to mention several ether
succr ssiui schools in different parts Of
the county, but we are resolved that
next fsl's chOOis shall surpass even
the choicest of those Of the past sea
son. Our watch-W ord henCefuTth is
UPWARD AND Onward
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31
Sha,iR Land Sale.

ON SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY
Of Fehrnarv, 1879 at the Court House in
Knoxville. By virtue of an execution in
nv hands issued from the Circuit Court of
Knox county, in the case of H. S. Scott,
vs.. Adaline Bailey ct. al, 1 will proceed
to sell all the right, title, claim, interest
and demand the defendant Alkaline Bailey
has ! and to 8 certain tract of land, known
as the Scott farm, situated and lying IN the
second civil district of Knox county, Ten>
nessee, adjoining the lands of John Smith,
Crawfnrdis heirs. John Gaults heirs and
others living about five miles North Of
KnoxvijIe on the Tazewell road; said in
rest being three undivided shares in the
above described tract of land. This Jan
uary the Sd, 1879. =. ~ UOoSE
janl5dltw3t deputy Oherlt.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville.

No. 1901.
la Nkin & IL Go. against Robert ". Smith
ana others
IN THIS c USE 1T APPEARING L on
l the teLUTn 0, tno she III OF knox cCu0ty TIA
tue defendant, r. *, Pate, is a uUE-resld 1t Of
the State II tennessee, that the ordinary
pro ess 0 law can not DC Sawed upon him. is
there ore ordeTe b. the Clerk aad laaster Jhat
said defendant q pear o fore tho Ghauc-ly Court
at Knoxville on Ct before the 2r1 Monday Of
March next, AMI MAKE defense to the {. Bin
hisd IL tits cause, he s. N viii % taken for
confessed anu set GoT hearing parte as to him.
II Is u tier ordered that his notice be pub
liShed IN the huO1V lie Wing ami rCricis tor
four Consecutive weeks. 1h.s y b day Cf Jaau-
ary, 1879 A IEue Up, te5r.
.e5 Wat NJ. L. PATTERSON, :. & NJ.
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s'5Ears
HRssFE&S
chattanooga Hazket

Cha.'arooea Commercial Jan =.
CoRN-On wharf, 45A46c.; in depot, is
WHrAr-oa wharf, 9ol.1o5. in dep t,
SIt0I.10,
MEAL-52cents per bushel
MEATS Bulk NESTS, long sides, Be.
bacon, short clear sides, 81; shoulders, Al;
MANS, sugar ,cured, 9.
LARD->-In tierces, s; cans, Sc.
OATs-Per bushel, 81 cents.
HAY-6 $50 per cwt., on wharf.
PoTAToEs-Irish, 50a60c Sweet, 4Ja50.
FLOUR Light demand; superfne, per
Dbl, &4O0; extra, $3.50 family, $475;
extra family, $50; fancy, 500.
PoULTRY-Chickens, l2!al5o; turkeys,
50a7J
EGGs-Per dozen, I2I15e.
BUTTER-Per pound l0ul5c.
INsEEG-Per pound, 60a7U.
BEESwAX-Per pound, .Oc
DEs-6reen, 4c; sailed, 5ic; dry
sailed. 7alUC.
FEATHERS Live geese, &c s35c.
TAI ow-Dull, per pound, Dc
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Chancery Court at Knoxville

No. III.
P. u. ilIiam5 az ii st u. D. Les and ife and
others.
IN TnIS C,U5E IT a FEARING FROM
/ the amsndel on, qh;cn il sworn to, that the
defendants, II ID. Lee and vi g, s. J Lee, Il \.
Jenuipgsa q vie, 4. 2. Jennings, ", E. Wray
ara wIie, Ellen 4 way, NIIrsm Danr0n and
Markacea &. Danron are nOn,residents o. the
rtite If Teoness ee SO that the ordinary process
Of Iay cal not be served upon them, it is there,
fora ord 9 ed by The Clerk and Master thai SAID
defend nGs appear before the Chanc, ~ tturt at
Kuo Ev.iie on IT befOrethe }ri MONDAY OF NJ aTvL
next and N Ike defense to the A. bill in q is
cause or the same will be Tux Z tor conIesse /
and SEE for lea i,g ez pa te as to t1fEl. Ii is
the Knaxv lie w Jig AMI Chronicle for four ton
secat.vs week.. Ihas 18th day OF January,
Lh7o. 4 true COPY, test. 49,
febSwi: Of. Il. PAIIEFS IN, 1. Z 81.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville.
Ne. 32lo.

FL zabe Lingo against The Wheeler Iron and
Coal Company ct al.
VNTHIS eau -EITAPPEARING FROM TIE
1 .. Bill, WHICH won TO, that the defend
aut, Lewis w. IL n0ir, is a non resident Il the
sta e OF Tennessee so that the ordinary Process
of law ca not be served u90" hlLG, il is there
fore ordered by the Clerk aud Master that sad
defer d ant appear before the CT aTctry Court Z I
knOx,i lie On or before the Sd Monday IF
Marcn next, and make defense the &. Bit
hied this or the sans viii be taken tor
confessed anu seL TOR hearing eE par as to him.
1t 8 further ordered thai th notice be publish
ell IN the Knoxville WhiP ard h O3c.o snT lcur
consecutive weeks. This .9sn Gay of January,
ieb5u4, NJ. {. PATTERSON, c. m.
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MARK ct BsEPORE&.
" uolesAIe Gr"sn aod Produce marhel

tBa"ErCLE OFFlnE,
hNUXv LLE, TEHA., Jan. 81 1873
4 gratifying improvement in all kinds
Of produce and stock has been noticeable
during the past week.
1t is hoped the farmers will bling for
ward their grain, lard, bacon, dried fruits
mules, hogs, &c, while the demand is ac-
tive at quot atoms
The market is well supplied with Field
Seeds, clover buying ut S}.75a4U0 selling
at IA t0a5.0J per bush. timothy selling ut
l9Oa2 90 per bushel orchard grass cling
at $l.25al30; red top, 70a75c per bushei
Lard, new, 6a63c.
WHEAT-A ctive buying At 50 to 9j
for white and am Der; red, IS to 90 selling
per car loads at Sl.00al o. per bustel.
G0RE-New, loose, 35a37.
SoaGRU M-ln better demand: 25 to 81
OATs- Active; buying, 23a25 selling,
28a30c.
Loose, 40 to 45c.
4AY- Bal 4, 65a75c per 100 lbs,
1a,St rRUIT-AppIes firm. | to l4r
per pound: Pesches: halves, 1892. bla, k
b 3rr1es nominal 34a4-
"..rU~-In demand &C 'untrY extra buy
ing, z 10, selling 81 'u2 30 family.
III .us, 8 p, selling, %2 4)s2tU per
sack.
sAr,,Ess- Ps.r,e. 50 to 3G4. o,.zed. 25s
go,
HUrTsb-Dun. medium. To- seed to
prime, l. &c.
EaGs-Buying n,tive l5alGc with up
ward tendency.
GAGs-CotB0n laI4c
BaGs8Ax-22o pes ,."o"<.
GlNsS sG- Spring, G0aG0.
<6NzRA SHAKE-35a4O
ETE.ow Roof 4a44
PINK RooT-l0al5.
MAY APPLE ROOT--ic.
HIDEs-Dry 10al1c.; green So.
TALLow-63c.
FLAX SEED-Per 5ushei, 70a nc
BRAss-6c.; Copper, Zoe
WOoL-Per pound. 2ClaHI.
APPLES Green, 75a$I.0 90 per ushel.
RYE-3j to 40 cents
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Chaneery Cours at Jaeksboro.

The State Of Tennessee for the use OF William
FOust ct AZ.
TN THIS CASE III APPEARING FROM TUE
j. allegations j., the bin, which sworn %. that
the lie tsnd4nt esso htradsT IL non re.idcnt Of
the State, Il Is therefore ordered by inc th q pub
LEGATION 10 made IN the VINO And CHEOaiCLE' H
newspaper published la knoxville, Tenn inr
four cOnsCcG i've VI eks, notifying ~ 4 Suader 20
appear on or before the FIRST Monday Of June.
1879, IL being u day o. gHit court. before the
Clerk snd Master az his once Ia the town al
JacksbOro, Tsnr., aud Il his answer or other
defense TO said til. or the same will be taken a.
confessed, as to him. and set for hearing eA-
Jan jan.oTI G-O'' '''' j. (. LINDSAY c. AN,
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Chancery Court at Knoxville.


Ne. 1892,
c. Ruther ford agai-st E, a. Slwyers and OH rs
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
4 tie n. 2 8. BIZ, winch is sworn Uc, that tho
oe snd iu', h. 4. Sawyers, Is a non reSid mt OF
tue > ats OF tennessee, that he ordinary Or -
cess Il taw can not bs served UCOl him, Il j.
there re Urlerc By the CerB aud Master that
a knoxville en- or b, turo the "a Mlniay ,t
March next, and make dtfsns5 TO tbs Z. " S.
SIi flied Chis cause, or he same will be taEea
Tor cor fesse: and Set Tor hearing ex Oarte as to
htp IS farts er ordered that this notice be
gub 81 - IL he n no-viile Wing and ChTO.icIe
tr ar c"rse5u i've woeEs. This oath day of
iauuar., 1872. A true copy, test.
f5u5" Il y. :. PnTEtR-ON. c. &. NJ.
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ssfee sas<ssa s&rs6a
Rero.ted for the CBgoRTCLE by J1res y Les
Butchers, Market Square.
EnorDtJje. Jan. IS.
Cattle in good demand and &c higher
for good to No. l. Hog, find ready sale at
outside quotations.
BEEF o. TLR
No !, 21a23 cents; good fat, 2a23 cents;
common to fair duil, 14ai5 cents.
CALVES
$50 TO 81 80, according to quality.
HOGS.
Fat hogs advanced and in good demand.
Weighing f-om $50 to 20) pounds, 21a24c,
gross; weighing 200 pounds and over, &c,
gross.
SHEEP.
Sheep in fair demand at 13a21c.
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SCRI8NER'S MONTHLY,
Conducted by j. G. Holland.

The American edition Of this periodical is
now
MORE THAN 1000 MONTHLY,
And il has larger circulation in England
than any other American magazine. Every
number contains about one hundred and
fifty pages, ard from fifty to seyenty-fye
original wood cut illustrations.
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CCRAM ACUTE clert

ALL PLR IONS having c'si ms again the e.
tate OF ". ". Usningor, d ceased. ara hereby
motif d 10 & hem with The Clerk % the Couus
~ CONT OF Union cOuGty on or before tho lst
day tf March 1879, or they will Ds barred IS
law This Jrp. Gth, 1879.
jIn.9wit JOHN h CaSSELL, Administrator
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knoxville end Charleston Railroad
Leave MaryViIle at 500 X.
Arrive at Knoxville 9:20 4 n.
leave hnOzyIIIe 3.UvP NJ
Arrive at Maryvile 20PE
Connection made with both DAY trans or the
Z. t. V. 3 q. Il, K.
LOudOn and ROckwOOt Mail Packet
The steamer Emory Ci-y, carrying the mail,
passenge anu freight, runs iauy between
LOu1Op, Kingston and 6OcEW0O4, arriving at
LoCdOn u connect with he eastern bound lrdin,
No. 4, at S:22 p. N. and leaves FIR 4 ms on and
ROcs wO d Cd the arrival Of thu western bJuuo
train, NJ. ?, 1T 5:2S,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31

QUERY: Why Wi! men smoke
common Tobacco, when they can bay
Marburs Bros. Seat Of North Caro-
ina, at ne same price ?" fsbGdIyeod
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InsoIvent Notice.
,a.o Of Tenn-fsce. Union County.

Oh. r. CAsS ELL, ONE CF THE ADMIN
istrators II the estate OF ". ~. HoLiuEtr.
deceased: You ere hereby notified that the ~
s5lyeUcg q said Cs-pte has hem tugRested 20 tho
County Court q said county. You ere hcfCfy
notified to rive nOtce 10 tho VINO AND CuRoN-
iCLE, 2 newspaper pab ished in toe city Of Knox
vile, iJr yur consecutive sUke, for ~ persons
having claims against said estate 10 f'e them du-
" authenuca'e1 W IA tho Clerk "a the County
court OF Uniln county on or before the Isl day
Of March, 1879, or they will be barr, IS law.
,-diron und r ms hand al Office Ia Maynard vile
NOycm Der 23i, 1873.
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Revolution Ga ihe Dressing Roam!
By the almost luminous action OF the par
les interested,
CRISTAD0Ro'S HAIR DYE
has replaced the cid WORKOUT inventions for
cOloring the hair, which the better experience
OF years had DrOv Il 10 be Ineffective and dele>
terioag. Ualike the Gem pOur DIS that
NJ 4 K r w y Il
upon the he.lth OF the hair and drg up and
consume the in ees which sustain it. this mid,
genial and perfect dye is found to be q vita.z,ng
IS well as a colOriug agent.
CFisIadOTO'S Hair PrGSeFVaiiYG,
a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing aad
promoting the growth and perfect he Attn of the
hair, and of Itself, when use aiOne-a safeguard
that protects the f 0Tes from decay u der eli
clrcums tanceS mi under all chimes, Manufac-
ure by J. ChIStADUhO, No. 9S William st.,
New York. sold BY ell druggists. Applied by
all b ar DTeSsers,
HON. ALEX. L. STEPHENS. tae great
Statesman Of the South, writ s: Il have used
Durang's Rheumatic Rem, dy for rheumatism
with great bsnefs. 1 cheerluly recommend it
1t never fails to cure. Sid by all Druggists
end for circular to Ii X; Hclpdenstine. Wash
ugto0, D. c. nov5dSm ;
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FERNS A 90 "a year tn ndguIs
50 eensS ~ number.

Subscriptions received by the publishers
of this paper, snd by all booksellers and
postmasteTs. Persons wishing to subscribe
direct with the publishers should write
name. Post Office, Couuty, and State, in
full, and send with remittance i'm check. p.
O. money odTer or registered letter. to
sRIBsE2 & 90 74s 4 zI5 Broad
way, New York.
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~ M GDID PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest
VSEin The Enown world. Sample Watch E'ree ia
GAO 4,yeTta Address, A. COULTER q Co., ChicaSo
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New Advertisements.

On Chrome, Snow fake, Sill, etc. CAKns,
" name IN Gold, loo. MILL 4 Co., sche da0
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lgChrOulele
ER@s oF DA4Lx FA-E@.

Ehas as ia AK FA@Es.
Or month, b carrier or ~ naii....--..,----.. q
BATES 8E ADV EETEsEAs,
Il lines solid NonpaTeil constitute one inch,
JAG Inca eeC1 rs eTtlCn ..... .....-. - OG
So : sDcIai rates o. application Ter adysT-
tsSlsaCz y the year mO1sn.
Local No les Is cents Per iLne esch insertion
City Notice 10 cents per line Erst insertion.
All adTertIss 'eCts duo altar first InseEaOn.
Yearly siYs=tis usEts payable qUSfg0riy. All
5s4er sGVortlsa meLGs payable On 1snE13 AFTER
krs: ssrL132.
WEEELs RAFEA.
Gi.C > oar ~
o. r bs OF twenty, or oFsT, DeF 0Upy......... 80
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sarolin&. .7a7 Sc = r.
e. 5gn0D...-.....--. e.. b1Nea'
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Special Notice.

RsVOiUTioE iu the Dressing ROGm!
By the almost unanimous action OF the pax,
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ws,os-zn.e arnee-r nga.no.
The coffee market is very firm and >,

vancing. Sugars very firm
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BATES az ADs EsTEsGNs.

Or month, b. carrier or ~ nsii.......-.-.,.---..
year. oS
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SEe 81 %
d Dc OF Renty, or Over, ger oopy............ %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-27

o., ,BALTIMORE, May 27;-virsmts SKIES. deferred,
sE; 40: consolidated, 685s; do second SERIES 4OX
az; 90 psst pss due COUPONS 7sH North Carolina axes,
Old, 2SA; DO. new, lS; do. special tax, bid 10.
day. Sugar quiet and UNCHANGED.
BALTIMORE. May 27.-Cotton quiet and un.
changed Flour frm and unhAnged. Wheax, south.
ern steady western firm and loWer-oouthern rad
ll4al. lSi do; amber. l7al IS; No. 2Pennsyivanis
red. 116S; No. western winter opof md NV.
Gl2xall2N June, ll2hall2x July, Lll1sl. III
Got1: souInern quiet; western 6rm-southefn white.
4SH.4Sx: June, 4S'.a4SA; July, SsXa1S% Augu:t.
higher scuthern, 56as7; western WI te. SSsse; do
mixed Ea SSaA; Fennsylvinia. SeaSS Bye quiet. 6Sa
oO. hay steady and unchanged. Proyi00ns steady
and unchanged; Butter quiet and unchanged
EgEs firm. II Petroleum d!ll and noginAl Oonee
quiet ana unchanged. Whiaky duu ana unchAnged
t tEreishts t9 Liyelpool psE itss@sr is%yescsrsin. %
"a x s 49, oss., 3, Ssoo; rye lAoo Shipments
NEW FORK. Ssx U.-Stockscstrons Nonsy, 50
Z. 1xohanse. !ons. As7k; short. 4S9k Govern
INV yQRK. N.-F,our dull Wheat dull
IONDON. Nay ~, l:iB p. m.-Eria 9sX. New
Jersey Central oonsols. o. New jersey oenfrG. g
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Preparing to VVelcOm,
the New l.OyeFnOr.
pr PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL as,
SEMB1.Y.
CathOlicisnl Discussea.


SARATOGA, N. Y, May 27-At the opening of
the PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly this morn.
lng the seats were well filled. Rev. DIR. Patton.
W. WIG t naa Ine noor after few remarks relating
pliis ana overtures last evening, reaffirming the
ueuVerance OF the assembly OF 1873 ofyinp IN
m sne pas1or ana convert the privilege Of deciding
case, gave way to Rev. DR.. Erskine N. White 10
onera compromise resolution, which DIR. Patton
sald ne was willing to accept as substitute for
as subsequently adopted, reads
oned Rssotred: That this assembly in full accord.
ance with the words OF our confession OF faith
respeclng the Church OF Rome and fits so called
upon tnls subject or the assembly OF 1855 as an
plying TO the Romish hierarchy headed by the
!. rope IaiSeiy claiming to be the church, which
doctrines OF the holy scriptures and is CORN nto
ing ana degrading to large part OF Christ,s
cnna cnurch over which it has usurped the supreme
Rev. DR.. Miller, OF New Jersey. spoke in favor
OF Rev: DR.. Patton'5 original resolution. he
Canned that the reputation entirely of tho
,na noaSn Cnulcn would, In measure invalidate
chronicles TO show how the Jewish Church
became corrupt, and called attention to ffs
reformation afterwards. '''
roEG Elder G. D. Drake believed that while many
goO0 CHRISTIANS are In the Roman Church, the
hierachy is corrupt. Permission was given
Rev. Dr. Prime to accept the amendment of
ReV. Dr. White TO his substitute, offered last
evening, affirming the deliverance Of 1885.
Rev. Dr. Patton closed the debate, as chair.
man or the committee on bills and oyertures
saying while he was willing to accept the sub.
sutute OF Dr. White, he wished 1t to be UNDER
stood that the real question was not relating to
tne corruption OF the Roman hierarchy but was
as to whether the Individual members held the
Iundamental and essential doctrines OF the
frespyter1an Church, reading from the form of
government that part stating what shall CON.
Sl1tute the belief OF a church, he said the fal-
lacy OF Judge Drake was In taking vaticanism
Is the ROmlSh church. VatfcantSm is one fhIng.
Vie Romish church something else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-27

ASSASSINATION IN KENTUcKY.-A telegram
from Riverton, KY, May 26, says: The Under
wood war has again broken out on the Upper
Tygart creek, In Carter county. Elva Under
wood, while at work In q corn1eld near his
home on Thursday, was shot from ambush, and
Mhen 1ound 9y his children was dying. George
Underwood, Elvas father, was killed In a sinsi-
lar manner, and Jesse Underwood has entered
the field as the avenger Of his family's wrongs.
1t Is feared there Will be more bloodshed, and
fields for fear OF the asSassins ball. Informa-
r1on has been received from BreathiIt county
that Andrew Carpenter was shot by an un.
known person In ambush, while working in his
own yard, and fears are entertained that this
is but the fOrerunner OF more blOOdshed