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ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Bastrop, Louisiana.

BastTop, LOUISIANA.
Will practice in the courts Of the 9th
judicial District, composed of the par
ishes Of Morehouse, and West Carroll
and also in the parishes of Richland,
Onschita. Union, Franklin, Catahoula,
and Jackson, and in the Supreme Court
sfMonRos, Louisiana.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

The man who never sbumbles
knows nothing Of the world OF
sorrow beneath him, the wealth
Of sympathy around and the
heaven Of forgiving love oEerihis
head.-[W. T. Clarke. h
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

Gabriel Derrick. q .well-known
German Republican OF Cincin-
natl, now President of the Board
OF Aldermen, is out for Hancock.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02
DIR. r. O.. GRAf,
BAsTRoP, La.

BAsTRoP, La.
Offers his professional services to the
eople of Bastrop and vicinity. iCan be
found at his residence, or at the drug store
Of DR.. A. T.. Bussey, when not profess
onally engaged. feb9-y
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Dentistry.
IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, BY

DIR. NJ. j. MASSENGILL. lis
Gold filings from 50 to S5; silver fll-
ings from 81 to s3; full upper and lower
set artificial teeth $40. Extracting teeth
asspeciality. Having had my Office
newly fitted up, will take pleasure in
serving oil persons wishing work in my
line. aW
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

Apples are go cheap in Ohio
that it doesen't pay the wind to
blow 'em down. t aaa
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02
ID. BUSSh ..sssssss -. II ~ =
WsssSey s. N1H,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Bastrnn. LnuisIaua.

Bastrop, Louisiana.
Will practice in the courts OF the Sixth
Judicial District, composed of the parishe 9
Of Morehouse and West Carroll, and
n the Supreme Court at Monroe; also in
the Federal Courts.
Ofice-East side OF public squares;
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

Mrs. Hazard, OF Monticello.
Ills, gave birth to five babies on
Saturday. They are sll alive.
[Ohicago Telegram.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

FOR SALE OR RENT !!
The storehouses now occupied by +.
0. Leavel & Co. Possession given the
1st of October. D. M. EVANS,
Sept. 8. F.T TAYLOR,
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02
S.aJWSO.F Levy,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

Bastrop, Louisiana.
,lfice-South-east corner aof Pubic
Square.
Will practice in the courts OF the
14th Judicial District composed OF
the parishes of Morehouse, Ouachita and
Richlsnd, and in tie Supreme Court at
Monroe. july19-y
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

There is nothing .tLat SO re-
fines the face and mind as the
presence of good thoughts.
The Morehouse clarion., 1880-10-02

Transient advertisements Will be m /.
serted at the rate of l SO per square OF
ten lines for the first insertion, and 70
cents for each subsequent insertion.
, 1880-07-18
STORAGE

---------|--- STUfAEE.
a fME-fhOtt WAREHOUSE FUR STORAGE
- of furniture. carriages bu.:ies and Si kintfs al
neTchandtse; lowest rites for good acconnioa: :1on3
II tne GIT. constable trade not solicited 4; to 10
North Morran-st Advances made.
(tHlCAGO STORAGE CO.. 20 TO 20; Fast RAM
- Moiph-Es have the finest wareroorns and the besr
1nclutles Tor storage Ut furniture pianos, pr,,,ut
meIcnandise etc. with low rntes- Cash dvunces Es-
HoI STORAGE ~ CLEAN, DRY LOFTS, RT Ell
Wnbush-av. " ~ ~ ~A~~ -" 3 1''
E1pEl.1IV STORAGE CO, Nos ID 78 AND %
EAST nn buren-st-; established 1906 permanent
: ano Telaole: storise OF furniture; advances made.
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BuGGIEs, ETC:
cheapest and best IN city. Advanced nj lnr rarS.
J. G. & q. PARRY. Id West Monroe-sE AA'eSA
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15
Week of PRAYER for 1881.

January 2.-Theme: Christ the only hope Of
a lost world.
Monday, Thanksgiving for the blessings
temporal and spiritual, of the past year, and
prayer for their continuance.
Tuesday, 4.-Humiliation and confession on
account of individual, social and national sins
-, WsdneSday, prayer for the Church OF
Christ, its unity and purity, its ministry; and
for revivals of religion.
Thursday, 6.-Christan education: PRAYER
for the family, Sunday schools, and all education.
al institutions; for Young Mems Christian AS.
sociations, and for the Press.
Ffiiday Prayer for the prevalence of JUS,
tice, humanity, and peace among all nations
for the suppression of intemperance and Sabbath
desecration
Saturday, 8.-Prayer for Christian Missions
and the conversion Of the world to Christ.
Sunday 9.-Theme: On the Ministration oil
the Holy Spirit.
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FOREIGN CHURCH NEWS.

The Duke of Argyll has given bit
of caustic criticism of one of the sermons known
as the Scotch Sermons" OF one of them he
says that the preacher appeared to adopt very
rashly and very unnecessarily, as conclusions of
sclence-conclusons with regard to the origin
and history of man-which firmly believe will
be found, on further investigation to have no
science whatever IN support Of Them"
"A clergyman in England after hav-
ing. travelled eight hundred miles on the tri-
cycle, cordially recommends" it to his fellow
clergymen. He can ride fifty miles day, going
teau with him and his young son Of twelve
years behind him.
The son of an Indian Brahmin, bear
ing the name of Puran, now living in Boston.
was recently converted. His father man of
wealth, sent him to this country to be educated
so that he would be better prepared to answer
the missionaries. He wrote the fact of his
change to his father, who at once disinherited
him.
AN evidence of the effect of mission
work in this Empire, says the japan Wcekly
Mail, is afforded by the Hochi Shinbun. a YER
nacular journal which says that the chief priests
OF the Chioin temple, at Kioto, is so distressed
and alarmed at the spread of the doctrines of
Christianity among his countrymen that he has
against the Christian religion. and Transmitted
1t to the educational department.
The inhabitants of the New Hebrides
have consigned to London 300 pounds weight
of arrow-root by way Of payment for an edition
Of the New Testament in their language
The Rev. John Butler, of NiDppo
Presbytery, China gives ninety six stations ffty
churches, and two thousand and fifty one Chris
tians as the result of Protestant missions in the
province of Cheh kiang where he is laboring
His comments on these figures are very sugpes
tive, and remind the friends of missions. both at
home and abroad that now. as in Pauls time.
patience must have her perfect work ere the
kingdom Of Christ IS established in these dark
places Of the earth. He says: "To those who
have practical experience in opening stations,
these figures mean ninety-six hard fought bat
ties, ninety six victories over mob violence false
rumors, deception and exorbitant charges"
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M A r r 1 E D .

November 22d, in the Second Presbyterian
church, by the Rev. M D. Hoge, D. D.. CHAR1Es
T. LATHRoP and Miss MARY Lou BARKspATE
daughter of Clement r. Barksdale, Esq. all of
Richmond, Va. H. '''- VI
November 10th, in Romney, w. Va. bv the
Rev. u. w. Finley, WILLIAM RUssEIr and
Miss SUSIE H. PUeH. gnu
December I'd, at Valley Head, w. Va. bv the
Rev. w: 5. P Bryan, GEORGE w. SEE Of EIk
water W. Va, and SOPHIA BA1LY, of Staun-
ton, Indiana. "'"Uii-
December 9th, in Collierstown, Rockbridge
county, Va, by the Rev. H. r. Smith JAMES
r. SCOTT and Miss ELIZA NJ. HARRAH. All If
Rockbridge. '''''1Nn' al oi
November 18th, in Giles county, Va. bv tbe
rev. W. b. Arrowood, EDWARD HALE. Of Giles
siPPi. u "'''iS-
November 2lst, by the same, Thomas Jour-
county. VI ''ie7
", December lst in the Presbyterian church
warm arm springs va, by the Rev. G. J.. Brown
JOHN .. MCtERRGN, Of Botetourt county and
Miss MAMIE S. Bryan, of Warm S1ring nos
Bath county, Va. Fe''
December 8th, at Letcher, Bath county bv
the same, MITCHELL D. McGLAuGuTrv ri Bocsy
hontas county, w. Va, and Miss Ev,t, p
GRAVES, of Bath county. ''
December 9th at Fair View, Bath county
by the same, WILLIAM A. HALL and Miss E1fI'
IY II. LAREw, all Of Bath county.
December 9th, at the Manse, Warm SPRINGS
by the same, JOHN A. RIDER and MAtrIssA 4
WooDs, all of Bath county.
October 18th, by the same, D. f. SMITH and
Miss MoLItE A. SIMPSON, all of Bath county.
November 4th, by the same, CHARLES +
m N and Miss MARY MATTE STUART. all Of
Bath county.
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

Died. October 29th, at her residence near
Waynesboro, Va, Mrs. ELEANOR TATE BROOKS,
widow of the late James NJ Brooks, who was
an elder of the Presbyterian church in Waynes-
boro.
Mrs. Brooks was the daughter of Archibald
Stuart, Esq, well and favorably known in Au-
gusta county. In early life she connected her
self with the Thinking Spring church. and re-
manned member of it until the organization
OF the Waynesboro church in 1916 when her
membership was transferred to that church.
She adorned her profession of religion with a
consistent and earnest Christian life She was
called to suffer severe Affections, but was always
patient and hopeful For many years she had
been partially paralysed, but ceased not to de-
vote herself to useful employments She was
the mother of eleven children, only two of
whom survive her.
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0 BIZ T U A RIES

Died. December 9th, in Charlestown. Jeffer-
son county, W. Va, BERKELEY Boris, daughter
of David and Mary Berkeley Howell aged 2
years and months.
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Died. November 26th, in Slater, Mo, Mrs.
ANNIE KEELING ROBERTS, wife of H. H Rob-
erts. Esq.
And on December Sd, Mrs. ELIZABETH J.
RoBARDs late of North Carolina, the mother of
the lady first above named. They both had
many friends in Virginia and North Carolina.
Mrs. E. j. Robards was the sister of DR.. F. B.
Watkins of Rochester, NJ Y, formerly of Rich
mond.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

Bso-- Honesty is the best policy in medicine
as well as in other things. 1ycfs Sqrsaparila
Is a genuine preparation of that unedualled
spring medicine and blood purifier decidedly
superior to the poor limitations heretofore in the
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15
Religious and Consolatory
POETRY.

Three New Volumes, not contained in other
Collections compiled by the Editor of :" The
Changed Cross" ETC.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SeS% For liberated mouth, the healing proper
ties OF Meade Bakers Carbolic Mouth Wash
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle
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1t matters not the age Of sufferers from colds
Is o g66oJ ~, OIL III CrOuR DT; Sellers Cough Syrup"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

Bsg- For all diseases of the teeth and gums
use use Meade q Bakers Carbolic Mouth Wash
Fifty cents a bottle.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

Be1,~ Discolored teeth rendered beautifully
%hlte by the use of Meade & Bakers Saponint
Dentifrice Fifty cents box.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

Bey- White and sound teeth insured by tn,
use Of Meade Il Bakers Saponine Dentlfrice.-
Fifty cents box
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gsg@ Purge out the morbid humors of the
blood, by dose or two of ayers Pills, and you
will have clearer heads as well as bodies.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

=. Sellers Liver Pills" never fail to cure bill
druggists. '0iu ~ all
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-15

sslyH AS fragrant and pleasant wash for the
mouth there IS nothing so good as Meade & Ba-
kers Carbolic Mouth Wash. Fifty cents bottle
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November oath. in the Presbyterian church
at Belle Haven, Va. by the Rev. R. d. Slim
son, GEORGE WALKER, of Punsoteague. va
and Miss M. N. WARD, of Belle Haven.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
IRONDALE NOTES.

THE FURNtCg-TnE NtygRAL WEALTH
or THg SrhTF ON FooYuM-A
MAN FAILS DEAD Al HIs WouK.
IRo%DALE, W. VA, Jan. II.
LiNor TRIMS:
a few i.cm. from this liitlo place NAV
he Of iEtcrc5t Co your readers Tho fir.
mace is doing good work now. turning
out from twcuty-thrao TO twenty ,ight
tons Of iron per day, aud using i've mill
lion t'us or orc per month. There arc
shout t"o hundred and twenty Gvo m -
employed "y ihe company Nh. Strauss,
the upCrintondcnt, is inan OF tbiitv
and skill as will bo seen by glance M
ihc report Of the furnace THUS wr snc
tnat West Virginia is progressing her
untold millions OF mineral wealth viii
eventually make her one Of tho wealth.
est states Of our Grand old Union. we
Wyc0dY sec tho on cts. Btaius and mon
cy otc notr quietly gliding into the midst
OF our people. Thrre is ono oIcnc T.,
however, wc need Co eradicate. viz /:
The Ido' Of UOn-pl1O,r Our people
are too willing 90 dick That thoy must
live in log hut. simply because tscir
i''"'i0 'lNf luii iu'y must UINW with
old wolverine plow, because it was the
best Kind used TIC generation through
which their father, lived; that they must
smuothc the rough haiI OF their horse.
with corn cob rather than buy "a good
comb or brush because their lore- fathers
iit: That they must utc a dun ny because
they have not timo 10 grind &c.. Iu "a
word. th1t they must do away with an
the comforts that tni- rapidly progressive
age bIiur- tp Our band. H. This t.uc
.imc,icpH spirit? Nul Let DO away
. win all o.d iogyism and be- men a.noug
mou
To-day p very sudden death occurred
ai thc casting shed. Mathew Iaucv. fl,s
wciLhmau, suddenly icil dead. not hl,-
ing shown amy signs OF being sick ic.nra
baud, Mr. ~. WIS cauyiuE IRON un To-
the minute Of bis death, rom the scalo.
into tn empty car. lio had Just return
cd from the car and WAS approaching tho
scales tor another load when he ia!i 1.rl.
ward and was dead, without % -.rl..,lo
flo WIS CD or GI years OF age. Orbis lffo
VIC know MOI ning. We istyo him i'm thc
hands Of his Maker, hoping he is not
worse of, but better. D
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
COURT.

This Court convened on Monday. Pres.
cot, Joseph NJ. Shaw, President, and Jus.
tees John 5. Mitchell, Of Grant District.
and Thos. NJ Summers, OF Reno District.
This term is limited 10y law to transaction
OF fiscal business only. ~ j-ries were
summoned.
J. IL. Hawthorne appeared and took
the oath and fled his bond as a Notary
Public.
The Cons'ablcs reported on the dog tax
rs follows: John +. Bratt. Lvou, col.
iected $2S 90 and was allowed Si7 so
for co'lecting-st two dollars per day.
WIN. + Mcuesr, Valley, collected $40. so.
allowed $40 90; \. J Murray, II no, c.l
lectSd S57 90, allowed S45. and f. T.
Brown allowed 81 for assisting said Muir
ray; VIM. Ii. Whetscll, Porllsud, collect
I'd $50 so, allowed S24; z lmon Cuppe,t.
Pleasant, collected SIS 20, allowed
y rule was awarded against Patrick NJ
Cauhtld, Constable, To show cause why
Judgment should not be entered against
him ON his bond. for the amount of Dog
tax receipts placed In his hands for col
lection.
George L. Llpsc NIB, who ia now con-
tiued in jail, was admitted to bail in the
sum Of $500.
ROAD BUSINESS.
The following road Surveyors were an.
pointed:
Kiugwood District. Francis White.
precinct NJ. /, J. W. b. Trow bridge .
Michael Lynch 3, Henry ShafTei 4. j. w
Parks 3
Valley Benton NJ Miller /, Geo. w
Watson 2 Drake Weaver 3. George T.
Iinn 1, Barton Hawley 3.
Lyon. w. Criss l, Asa Philips Q
Geo. W. Wslmsley g.
Reno A j. Hamilton l, VIM. Law.
rercr ,, Martin Ridenom 3, Geo Nose
4, w. II Hershmsn s. X bert, A Knots
6, VIM. p. B,laId :, Eugene Bonard
Geo Snuff Q.
Union No change, except John Smith
appointed In No. ?
Po'anl-Jona,hen Forman 1. VIM.
FELTON, ?, T. J. Welch 3. J scph +
Wcich d. NJ chal Hartman, Jr. .. Levi
May 6, Edmund NJ ssergcr 7, j Il. Fair
f.xS
Pleasant John Johns :; Jonathan Grn
ham :, Abraham Lis,on 3. II L Gale 4
W, c. Ringer . VIM II Crpp G. Lewis
smith z, Isaac b. Feather s, Isaac Guse-
man 9, Alexander Shafr,r 10, j. J. Mar
un H.
Grant-lacob Wolf /, Harrison Srurg
IN James Fearer 3 L. b. Kng 4. Hem.
son Liston D. Preston T. Guthrie 6, u
G. Raymond Z.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
FROM PORTLAND.

n NV EsrAPLISHNEST-SUsr oV
THE Schools on Acc ,UNr OF ScARLEr
FkvER-IUE PouTIoAL OUrIooK.
PORTLAND, w. VA, Jan. IA, 1850.
Editor ATgUS;
NJ. NJ. Benson, guu-smith, and !. II.
Benson watch-Sniih, have opened man
utacturiug aud repairing eStab,iShmcn;
jon Cr1uc'S building, These gentlemen
are experienced and practical Wurkmcu.
anu in their professions have NO superior
in the state. rhi,. il rather nm acquisi-
tion u Portland, aud should receive iib-
oral patronage
The scarlet fever has closed our schools
for the present. At dis writing those
VINO haVo been afflicted are convalosc!ug
40 deaths
The political 6Ver * increasing. on
The other side tor sheriff. FHuSlcr seems
To tee the dark horse in Portland district.
For whiic hUty stock was high, hut,
like Edi>on's electric light StycN, i de-
pre- >Seu for the present. That Thomas
morse - dangerous, and " entered the
last viii COME out ahead. We i'm the
minority are sitting htc, Smihn, AT the
RAIDS. They have ProSt fotrs Of the G..
B'S. N<nN =
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in this dcmor1liE'ng and soul>deStrnviu,-
traihc contrary To law. Ii il high time
that .tsc people ct this county should
speak ont IN this matter, aud demand
90 IN" persons, for whom their votes arc
cast, aud especially the Prosecuting At
'"rnvN and Nhcutl, upon whom the re
Sp'n>inil'ty rests that the law Ice strictly
Cutni ced.
They who hold, or expect 10 holSthcso
offices, should fully recognize ANA APP
pr'c.1,e tho honor Uud rv>pousibihsv
lnCN Lave taken upon themselves.
I'm conclusion, aud We ivlr, NIr. I,'i-
or. We are tr,Spp~Sin,, on your Tins. We
hopC the good viuscu~ wall nrpu~o thcn-
solves 10 action, root out th,Sc rrudcy.
Nu1N, OF sin, tho opcu tEo htcbWaV~
'hu >crrr' entrances through which tho
. ne hinhctN' pass, and pNtpIminttO
this great eyil mai is running this beau
uiul village both morally auj socially.
STELLA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
INTERFERING LErrEH FROM IOWA
CARLISLE Iowa, Jan. 10.

AllHLE IOWA, Jan, 10.
L,3,.. ,
,',
iho"Sh we arc IttUc laio with our
| 'jIu,' We hopo that your readers had q,
H,c,1y Christmas. and we viii. ,t ,hiz
, ' ~ '"''
',"'' '"' "''"'S '"' "'PFy
year, already begun.
The Holiuays passed OF with tho usual
uumUcr OF balls. festivals and Inu.-,i,.
so common aud enjoyable among Iowa,
inns. IN. litt.o how, had , f,u farm, o.,
','''' ''
SN"''nS' "'" inc larger o-'S ''u'd chase
the rabbit and quail, provided no could
proceed without snow.
Wa bov..,,d ,,,,i,c d, ,,,o,.,a,,,, y,.;,,,..
i''0''''''' " ''''''
'ho contest pelhS CHRISTMAS morning
-LOo below zprO-but have had lint onr
little snow, OF about an inch. viii n
.rc,,t Now Vo.r ,,,,,l, .,,...,,l
wv NC" "eu
FeNleI"'y ""I 'p>uay our roads are
almost p1,I"'h'o'S h"t VAL all be
over soon
business nus D"cu guito lively dnrinC
i'vi''"NS' an" indications are that II
WI continue
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
AN OUTSPOKEN TEMPERANCE
LADY.

why nm. ,,t.,,pr,,~c,. r.,..,. ,r,.,
TmrIitp Al AInra,Nr,,,,,
uINu Arpt.,r t.,,t ~. ,,,.,,,,, ~ ~.
or mn Dtni,,,.ht,liI. ~ ~ -, ,,,,
IrAr,Ic' Or,t NlI,,r
kINGwODD, Jan, -, 1880,
EditOr dy1tH
N,tIon,,.i,,,o ,,.,.,.,. 90. ,.,.........
"' "''''''' J"
'ho W H'ehhB I"citHcHccr ana HcU.aier
Of ;hc glorious victory gHu,u by la,, and
order over ths yybi-sv dcI,r. of NJ.
,,..,.,,...,......, ...,',
"''' 'b"' E''" "'o We 'n"t 'l'
respectable citizens of our sister town
have triuinpLcd over loaler-. suck~yhi,.
t.or. and ,.li.l., .,o,,,I,.,s
Nv" vac "''' ""I', b''"Ie We th-
swcr this question, let US draw O. fow
cOupar.sons
Nnr.,,,,t,,y,, cons i,,,.ii,, i,,.,,...,i
vas '1'i'E ''''"7o" some
h'h'h' ago NIhkW""n Us not legally li-
,e"9o"' ti'uth ul"i D. not NC muit 90 .h,
I""'''7' nc" "' l''-'Ie anu certain
mum N'''"D.-, WIZ mar ana '"Hl'ini-
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sUNDAY NlGnr,s sERVIcEs.

An uuusua ~ large CONGREGATION was
in Attendance last sunday night n, tic
NJ. j.. church, 90 hear President Thomp.
SON, WHO preached @ most able and i'm.
pressiyc sermon from the text, ara man
die, shall Doc live again? Job a t..
The sermon was am oxhaus;ive AMI
conclusive Argument ion FAVOR Of TIE inn
mortality ol Che soul At one point. i'm
illustrating Tic unsrIfsh ard impsgen~
able love Ola mother tho congregation
was moved 90 t., rs az the speaker. in
vived and thrilling Lmpl-s depicted a
scene at the gallows, with the mother of
Tn" dopWa man crnuchirg boo The gloomy
shade" of The -.anoil. waiting to take to-
her breast The limp. dead form with IN.
dark stripe Of the rope round g.. neck.
II 20 hc able 90 move and melt an audi
euce be test Of power, tnou must Pra.i-
dem .Ih mp,ou be placed in the front
rank Of pulpit orators Of this age and
county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-01-17
LETTER FROM NEwBuRG.
NEwnUEo, Jan. Is.

- NV ~ isN, jan. 10.
Edt'r 17gyN:
Mr.. Mathew Hancy, an oh gentleman
empl we'd % Irouda,o furnace, druppod
dead On sunday FROM hear; disease.
y ricp daughter of MIR. Jc,so Ficcse.
OF Rowle~burg, met with serious acci q,
dent on last Thursday, dislocaiinr her
knee and iraciuring hor thigh about four
inches above tho KIN e. DR.. Foglc. of
Portland, aud DIR. Dent. OF Ncwburr.
we've called and gave her the proper AT.
teutiou.
our genial friend and townsmcn. G.. w.
lNckeN, E,q Is to- bc ma riod To .dis>
VI rgSle Harley, oi Weston, on Tuesday.
Jan. l3'h. Success - YOU, Grpr..,.
y drunken man boarded Cipt. Petit
cords train go. / } at Oal.iand. the
other day, ami handoj tho Captain a dNo
dollar bill 10 pay his fare. lie Inquired,
his destination aud lac replied, To- lIelI.
All ii q said the Captain, | Will pu
you OF at koWicSpUrg, The nearest sta
ton
Dr. Wan. NJ. Dent and wife gay, re
c,puOu on Thursday evening to their
son, ~. Il. NJ. Dent aud bride. NED.