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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-11-10
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
'' HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at }
Gainesville, Fla, October %. 1880. {

OaIHesVIIIe, t Ia, OCIODer 70, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inteH-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ex.
piration Of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz:
Reuben H. Wheeler, father and sole heir of
Hazen G. Wheeler, deceased Homestead
Number 14O5, before Jno. w. Dickins, Clerk
Circuit Court at Enterprise, Florida, on Satur-
west of Section7, and west ! of northwest
OF Section s. Township II south of Range 90
east, and names the following as his witnesses
w: John Camp, VIM. +. Bucknor, Harmon
Brown, j. l.. Baldwin, all of DeLand, Fla.
1ZSIS3 L. a. BARNES, Register
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
The Press Convention.

o., Monday the iih Of Oct1ber proX , The
representatives, Of the pres of l-culsl1na. viii
assemble IN our go tor the puT!u>a Il
orsrnizir. IA Association bavirg FOR ~ Object
the elevation Of ,hc standard Of journalism by
creating an o,pr-' @' corps, ;hat will cause
the member, 10 Httve 70 GcHd.l t4c.r Jnuruni>
more Interesting 10 d.. readers and through
the cn'Cr'C ,ord,J!y tn, Il s hoped Will be-
brought about through Association. he better
t. q .yairr the Interest, q: l'r3i.'.c-, tu''r
yroy.ih ly crcCura-u. the development @:
,ii,.ir resources an! IN sum total, the wei
hcu- II ine >i>ir, materially, n.oIa,if, pohu
ca,y au,i Otherwise.
The focal iour.,l, are the mon,h pieces of
cc,umuni',e-. They MAKE known to the
ou:-iIe world, tie c"ndition Of society. The
ala, iahiLIy Of tic lands Tor rroIucIu-
wealth. while jhey are the defenders of ,ic
Inhabitants against the false Representations
,hst too frequently are circulated with t"card
to uthcr> or o;her communities.
There cen lie no question IA he minds Of
Intelligent persons, Tia: the local journals
~. the beacon light, which marx the >po;
where y community lives, works aui strives
10 march forward in the path OF progress and
civilization.
The newspaper Is generally fiir repre>
scr;ivc OF the people Ci The community from
which II derives support " here ;here =
an Interesting, journai, there is 10 be found al
iutcll,.en; and refined population, industrious
~ at work TO elevate ilscli 10 the level If
other groups whom the world recognizes a.
tit centres whereat good citizens may cast
taeir own and the fortune, oi ;i'Ir families.
Lou,-;ana needs press 'hat VIII dc,cnbe
to the won't In" wonderful proiuctiv nCSS 81
her soil. tie hospitality OF he: people their love
for vil;uc ard freedom, AID iher respect tcr
law. morality. religion and good government.
Ii Tie people Of Louisiana would have
this. they must encourage the journalist in
his efforts for their welfare. They mus,
sustain him no, only by evidences OF appre'
citation for the ehuobling profession hc pur-
sues. In, also ~ giving him that material
support wi,hou, which lis efforts IN their lie
half nusi prove IAciieciuu!.
Tho people % Luusiauu cannot have for
gottei., that their press have bau.cI ;or tA,i"
IN the darkest hours Of their woes; that II
sounded the iccsin and participated ia their
s,.ug.ies ar deiIyerauce against the opprc>,ors
If thcir rights. and tie robbers Of their pro-
pert, ANA lner .i1est:cs.-BafoH Eons. CGIt,
fotica.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Bad Company.

[By o. F. Peeler, in N. o. independent
When you drive a nail into a
board and pull it out again it will
leave an impression, will it not! And
when you leap ihto the water you
will get wet. will ycu not? 1t Is ex-
aclly the same with bad company.
You may not do just what you have
seen done. but something will show
itself in your character in after life,
like the Impression of the nail in the
board. Suppose you were walking
along q street, and somebody said to
you. "Tbis is a dangerous street,
would keep OF of il; do you see the
holes and ditcbes herei" would you
not 20 another street thst was
safe to walk ONT Bad company is dan
gcrous. A very good rule for boys
who are about to start out ON the
sea of lite is, Keep out of bad CON-
pany." Boys should ask their par
ents, or some responsible person to
choose " hat is good or bad company
for them. Be- careful what you read.
be careful with whom you 90, and
keep out Of bad company. tits more
injecting than yellow fever, and it
always leaves impressions on your
character.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

DR.. B. J. Kendall, Enosburgh Falls, VT, i.
the inventor Of the 'Kendalls SPAWN Cure
now used with the greatest success through
cut tie United States for both man and bea-r
Underhill 4 ki,tredge, Concord, n. H., have
cured and removed bad spawn with Ken,
daiis Spawn Cure and this is only the expe
rience Of thousands we might r..rn,on if we
had space here, and i is also being u,ei now
with wonderful success on human flesh a.
well a. beast. Read the advertisement foI
h endal lis SPAWN Cure.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Alto High School.

DEAR BEAcos Will You permit me,
through your columns 70 inform lie friend, Of
the Rclland high school, located y, Alto, tina,
II IS nov ~ successful operation, aud that The
board II trustees a. well rs The TEACHER &c.
site and earnestly >oiici; he hearty c)ope1a>
lion and patronage o: the entire Community,
A, tie request of the board Of trustees
Professor RunneIs ON las, Friday made i
partial cNan,in1': n of scholar, and delivered
IN address hnrvcif IN The i,.,rres, of ed,,ca,ion
Ait-r the examination and .hc ad,.-ee, by the
professor, 'he board Of trustee. and the
audience were convinced that Professor Run,
neis rs the rish, rnan j. the right place, and
equal TO tie '-sk before him; ,ha, Il, 20 build
up hrs; Gas. preparatory school OF high
order aud give tone 70 the educational .nterc,,
OF the country, ami HOW r Tire people Of
Alto and The ne ightrr'ool will do their duty
anu threw open their tvrrs and take in
boarders, send regularly their own children
without unnecessary loss of time, the school
is fixed fact, and Alto aud the surrounding
con,nuniry viii bave reason 10 be proud of
the institution. And | here earnestly appeal
10 parents and Guardians 70 Cope 10 the tr.u.
aud DO their whole duty, ami con,iier -h-
deare>, and bes; interests Of their children:
send them AMI encourage them to love The
school. The professor will 10 his p,rt. bu,
with AN empty school rooEi il is absurd to
bnild NJ hcrc for intelligence and rehnemen,
of society.
The school opened with tx or seven scho!-
ars. think there are twenty on the roll
HOW. This number can ana should be
doubled 10y he children and YOUTHS Of tn.
community.
Parents, education is a natural debr YOU
owe your children, the development Of their
in'sllec' and reinenen; j. I du;y ,.,ai you
/ owe % God, WHO gave them 70 you. The
fines: marble need. polish the iinc,, in,.icc,
needs development and training. Then,
friends ami re,ghbors. earnestly invite YOU
( to assist the board OF rru.,ec. and the teacher
TO buiidsnp an institution Of learning thu, will
shed a halo Of glory, OF intelligence and re.
,.nemeni over the youths Of our country. and
/ in watch each ct you will be proud to claim
part.
/ Prof Rnnnc'' paid a glowin. tribute 70 his
pupils III his address. He stated substantially
that. with all the di>appoin;meEts and draws
backs, from sickness. and other causes, he
was hopeful of success; that lie had now
unde, his coutrol the i,e-t material TO build up
that he had ever had in any school that he
had ever taught; that among his pupils there
was not cne Iaggard-one dronc--to be f,unL
This wa. not the case in any school tia, he
had previously taught ,lia, in all othe. schools
he had tauah. there lad been ore 0. more
idling drone. The partial examination
made prove the assertion Of the professor to
be correct. think all presen, were well
satisfied. The audience was large and gave
respectful attention to toe examination. More
anon. yNO. A. HEMLER. Sr.
Alto, La. Oct. 4,h, 1880.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
From Rev. T.. y. GRANGER.
7 y GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.

Sion. hiOn. Mass. Naf'h IriiI. INND-
l.. J. k.EpALLA - Uca:s lii ,u>ii-,. 10
y,u and my,r.t, ,l:ub ! ''r.h. 10 le; y"u
know .lla: lave removed - L:,ac si1vln>.
uItl. 'ker'ltils SPAWN fu-c. ore ,rry large
o.lc, don .u0w how iung the spawn rad
been there. | have owned w." horse ci-A'
mcn'LS II took ~" fur months 20 tax" he
large one of and i've for lie small one
nave used ten bottles. H. horse l. entirely
wei. no: a, all >ti AMI uu bunch "a De seen
at fri.. Ills i, a wtujctiul nr,l.,in". !, -
= nrw th:n. lcrc, In. Il i tl'-'> ''l- al, what
II ha- done T tnc - ,al. " ~ Ice very -fca,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Rev. }. b. Wise, the young minister who
filled the Baptist Pastor. appointment, al this
place last Sunday, made very favorable i'm.
preston on the minds Of Cur people, who
wish him the most abundant success as a the.
illogical student and minister of the GOSPEL
Of Christ; but We regret 10 say that a very
small portion Of the congregation did no,
make sech favorable imrresson with him,
and all Our people share this regre, with US,
as well as the hope that the whole community
will not be blamed for il.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Psee,,ou'. Ladies Magazine for November
s,,ssWes Z very attractive appearance indeed.
h, su,i sngrvine, @Missy in the Sulks," is 50
,;s,.l;ks q, 10 make one almost Imagine thai
h, really sees littic miss in the sulks, and
90 vjcasrs. Its fashion plates, designs for
rsnh vsrk, patterns, new music, Illustrations
,nvs,.sa editorial chi,.cha,, etc. combine to
..st, Il q universal favorite with the ladies.
Subscription price two dollars; with the bEA'
cos. 1850. Address Chas. J. Peterson, 800
Chepnus street, Philadelphia, ia.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
BROWNS FERTILIZER
DISTRIBUTORS.

Because they save time and labor an disirb
ME tie isi;iIzcr with more regularity than IL
can possibly be done !, hand. One q t,icin
will do the work Of ten Land, aud do u a
great deal move satisfactory.
Any person desiring TO pur base Di,,ribr
tor, or information about them. ~ill p,ca-r
Apply w ~ address Tho. T. Markham y,
kayviI!e, or tic un Resigned =, e. arhcvi.
A. DYSON,
General Agent.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

SEWING MACHINE foR S25-J. +.
Behen, the pioneer Sewing Machine
Agent of NoIh Louisiana. now offers
Sewing Marhtines Of the "Singer"
style and pattern for the low price Of
so5, with full guarantee for five years.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
lGeeeiux Of the school Board.

2OGG10G Of the ScnOOA BOar0s
RAYvlLLE, La, Oct 2, 1850.
rHs eosRi q Public School Directors Of the
psrisA e Richland met this day.
& .pssse-JEo A. Hemler, President; Thes.
=. Al.agham. Secretary J. ID. Cooper and B.
3e1b.A.
S~Tbos J. Mangham, Of the Committee on
ssles -, asked for further time TO report.
Cnsssd.,
fhe President reported that he could learn
uoshing from the Atii,cr relative to the in.ercs,
fund
Ths following feso,u,Iors were offered and
Resolved, Tia, the Secretary be instructed to
correspond with the Auditor Of Public Accounts
Eos the Sexss. with view to assertaining if
posu;aee ske amount due the school. Of this par
! -, ssesuins from the in,cres, fund provided
~ in Article II Of the Public School Law Of
NJ Snss, sud how much If any, and at what
s;upes suy Of this interest fund has ever been
~ iusp he Treasury Of the School Board Of
shts parish.
b Il Resolved by the School Board Of Rich
NOD sasi.h, La, That 2. q. Hudson, District
Awsusy. 9th Judicial District. and p. II. To-
ies. AaDtasy 1t Law, be and they are hereby
susbsriGe.l. empowered and instructed 10 insti'
nse legal proceedings, BY direct '"i' or Other
VIZ, agsins, wm. T. Oliver. late Treasurer
u,ssai School Board. and the securities on
Sis olDcaai bond, for any and all amounts IN
Ii, h,sds end not turned over 10 his successor
IN oGlcs, bslonging to the school fund Of R'ch'
land parish and to this Board, and for which
.>ounl said Oliver. Treasurer. is q deiau'er.
Thsu teine no further business, the Board
mo. A. BEMLER,
Tuos. ]. MAxeHAx, President.
eEe t Secretary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

If you want bargains in Fall Goods
he sure aud go to Morris Roos; lie
can duplicate any New Orleans or St.
Louis bill. in Dry Goods. Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, &c.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

J. +. Behen employs no agents,
runs no wagons, and has none Of those
numerous expenses incident to the
sale of sewing machines through trav-
cling agents. In this alone consists
the secret of his selling 50 low-AND
DON'T YOU FORGET 1T.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

The Bayou Macon Baptist Association is IN
session al Alto. As ;here are several minis
ter. in attendance, we presume there will be
preaching, as well IS The. TRANSACTION Of busI>
ness. .a-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

AeRRIs Roos has 100 pieces Fancy
STANDARD Prints, in the latest styles,
that be will sell at Sc. yard.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Your, truly. REV. VI. y. BELL.
'as,ur NJ T. Ch.,rrh. Patton. VI Us. y \

tdS'U' VI r. bltH, fSt'''il VI rs. ~. =
kE>DALLs SPtvIS CSRE j. sure ~ IL
effects mid IN H. action n il does not blister.
yet j, is penetrating and powerful TO rearl
every dccp seated PAW or 10 remove any
bouy growth or other engagements, such as
>Iavins. g, 'iu;s. cuIb>, caicu., >prain>, swell
rn., any lamelc>s and all enlargr,nen,s Of
the jo,:'- rr limbs, or rheumatism IN man or
beast. Ii B, rcw Known Ia be the best linz
mcnt iur ma. -v,r u.ci, aciire m.,~ and yet
certain in il, elect
Send adde's. for Illustrate Circular " hich
we think gives positive proof of ~ virtues.
No remedy ha> ever met with such unJualI
lied >ucce-. 70 eli! knowledge, Il! Lra-; as
wei! n man.
Price 81. per bottle, or SIX Loilcs fer s..
AL DrnggI>'s have il or can get u for ynu or
it " III be- sent IL .ny address On receipt OF
pr.ce " Il" propre;of>. Da. Il. J. kEN-
DALI 4 co, Eno>burgh E3n-, Vernon,
Sold Ivy All Druggists.
Kayviie, La, Aag. lSdl, lSsr-Iy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
as. c;NDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

PATrES's Mills, WA>HISCToN Co. y. /.
Feb. Il. i>7s
3 !. krSn,rL, ". D.:-pY,E SIR,-Thc
particular cn>. 90 which used your spawn
Cu:c w.s a naliguan' aiInic >pran Of siX
teen month, >iandIn.. iad ti"d mani
thing. hu, in vain Your Spawn Cu,c PIT
the foot to the ground again. ami. for ;hr hr,t
time since hurt, IN a ,,ural position For /
iau.I.y Iim!I,ci, II cAcc!s anything We ever
I.pl
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

The weather looked threatening this week
but the wind SHIFTED to the north and it clear.
ell off brigh, and cool without much rain, and
we hope it will continue 20 until tile cotton
crop is gathered
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Hundreds OF clergyn,en, doctors aud ether,
have Used 'Kendaii's SPAWN Cure with the
best Of success. Read the Ad'vt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Organize democratic clubs in every ward.
and go TO work IN earnest. Orr political
opponedis are not asleep.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

tn biggest and best selected stock.
In everything, is at Roos', and be is
oaefing them at low, low figures.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
MADE UNDER
OATH.

10 WHoN IT May toNcrRN in the y,ar
$50 lrr'ied with kcnda!i's Spawn Cure.
I tuf.r pawn IT several months growth.
nrar'y L1lf - ia:.e ~ hen 80. Gnd ruir-
rlr'cy -'"ir-d the lamrrc>> and removed
The cnlr-cn.ent | Lave worked the hor-c
ever >Ince very bar !, airl bee .c,r, ias Jccn
au" nor roui Fever s"r my difference ia
the >iz. IF 'nc t'rk i''u's since treated hun
wlill Kendall Spawn Cur,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

O. +. Smith wants all bis friends TO
:ali on him lie wants to show them
WhSt be is able TO do now.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Ladies' 4 Gen,Ieinan's Hats in endless yari-
ely, q sny reasonable persons own price at
J. b. McCorkIe 4 Co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

n. Roos returned last week. He
h ssttins New Goods every evening,
1sl b, b selling them as cheap as
uovsr was before.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Says one 'kendalls SPAWN Cure is the bcs,
slsispesR fUs human flesh ever nsei and
thnusanas have exsolied il in similar terms.
See uiseis Advertisement
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Ladies, Gents & Misses shoes speciality,
eai = prizes defyins competition, a, J. d.
McCorkle K Co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

You ear save 81 per cen, by buying your
Flannels from J. l.. McCorkle Il Co.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

. Xhs psettiest Jacone. Edgings Of
season are at Morris Roos', at low
prices.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
LOCAL MATTERS,

We nave been quite SICK again this week.
"''y Elkmond Whssey take. the horns.
HeedsGit Edge Tonic cure. Fever Il Asne
The best Brgans a, 81 20 att. D. McCor.
kle L Co.
Remember. Standard prin,s are Sc
ut Roos'.
standard Print. at, 3 rent. fe, yard AID
McCo'kle & Co.
declare, Toom',.' favori.c i, .,.c ,,cs, cigar
have sssctced for years. =.
New Arrow Iron Tie, a, SIS, Der bunch
at. d. McC'rkle & 60.
'Aendalrs SPAWN Cure always cnre. if pr,-
Per'y used. Read Advertisements.
You can buy any thing you wan, a. very
low profit at J. ID. McCorkI- Il Co.
The Celebrated Cabore, whi.key a, Jules
s--so'e sgent-and don, you forget it. If
II you want Custom Made Shoes
Tow down for cash, go to Morris Roos'.
Iombs fav,ri,e, at Jules, the be-, ) cent
cigar in the world. Try it aud he CONVINCED.
The prettiest Goods for the least
money, eau be found at Morris Roos'
yon wait pure and unauthorized
whi.key for medical purposes 90 to jules. II
FIa6nels, in wool and cotton, can
todnd, at city prices, at Morris
,Roos,.
ST.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

100 Pieces Domestic in bleached
and unblesehed-no stsrch-can be
found at bottom rock figures, at Mos
ris Roos'.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Wy wilI men allow themselves TO suffer
end their noble horse when 'KendaIIlr Spawn
Csrs' applied properly will remove all sulier-
- GUsn man aud beast See Aav.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
Our Premium.

As an inducemcn, to sub>c.lber.. We reduce
the price Of the BEACON TO Two dollar. n wear.
and offer as pre- mum ~ new sub.riSers
aud Old ones who VIII ray up arrears and pay
.oI The BEACON III advance for 1881. within
the next four weeks, a valuable iiiile took
entiiled"A Treatise on The Horse and hi-
Diseases" This h,tie book is no hurnbnr but
rcaivnnahle treatise, that should be in the
hand. Of every man who owns a house for il
may lie the means of saving the lif. of y valpa-
hie horse at any time. Tell your nsiehbor Of
oar oilcs and cV,,ie W yourself aud sc, back
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

Enosbirg Fall, VI. Frb -. lN7"
Sworn and "a .Jiibod 10 h,.'rc re tins
.ljh day If Feb. \ ID 1870.
JOIN G. JENNIE Justice If he Peace
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09

II Jon want an imported cgar--Havana
e.i'eg aud wIapper-go TO Jules and ask
g Gil'y's choice.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-10-09
ATTENTION FARMERS.

Every fa,-1cr in the land needs one OF NOR,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
The Race a Failure

West Alexander. the Mecca Of many
a Joint excursion from tins city the
house oi squire MayCS, who has tied
more GoTdlau knots than ever the
sword ui an Alexander could sever
WAS torn from Crntrc 10 Circumference
uu saturday, over match that failed to
matrrializc Ii seem, that on Nejucs-
iay last, William MckruSir received
challenge from several Elm Uruyc men
inr rare betw Iwo hounds each tor
Sl5a side. The challenge was accepted,
and saturday at lON N was set tlr the
trial At that hour the keystone boys
we're on the ground, DIS on hand
aud all ready Tor business. The
MouutaiucrrS boys came along, but they
differed from Aci9On, they had only one
hound. The other dog Na> like Eaa.;
Ic Nas sick, or out haunting, But the
Nirsiua havS were AS fertile 81 cNpCdl.
rut a. one sam Slick. They wanted tu
run one dog Tor SlO, but when it came
To dcpusluug that sun tlrrc VAS but
Ii cents. SuSpender buttons aud
pawn ticket in the possession ot the
marty. The run Vas OIL. 10 Is true the
West Virginia boys offered 10 lick their
weight VA MIDI cats, and declared they
hal the fastest horses. the usllrst dogs
aud the prcttiest sisters IN the Mon,
but still the match VAS OIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

The lttvud, aud admirers, IA thi, city,
oi James G.. Blaine, the piumcd kulght
ul Maine, have Gccu cUdcayorlng lur
some time past, to orgaulz' a boom Tor
his nomination at Chicago, aud without
the most ilattcrIug success. On Sdtur-
day nisht the court house bell began
ringing rather vigorously, and several
persons were attracted there, hut find,
iug IL WAS only a Blaine meeting, came
away again. Atrisht O'Clock a l;rwNTEG
reporter wandered IN, aud bound exact
Is eighteen men AMI fourteen boys. The
meeting Was adjourned 10 next Satur-
day evening, at which time It Is an-
nounccd. Gen. toll will address the
meeting
Al the same time, 70 similar attempt
was made at the Atlantic engine house
and with no better success. only eight
men were present, 10y count, and the
election II officers WIS postponed until
tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

The following conveyance at property
wcrr admitted e. record IA the County
CLERK office YESTERDAY.
A decd made February IS lisa, the
tween \. f. l.cydJ aui vile aud Emma
J Jordan. vile ut L. ; Jordan, IN cuu-
sheraton ol - go. OF u parcel IT land
on the southeast side ol Edglugtuu
Lane. ia Ohio county.
A deed made March H., lisa, between
Jacob ~ aud wife and Louis g.. StWh,
1T lot No. l5In square No. ., IN that
part ct the city formerly known rs
South Wheeling Consideration, sl,1OO
4 deed made November II, 1876, be-
tween Mount Wood Cemetery Associ1-
ton and Conrad SChambra. IN consider
alton ut go. Ut part ut lot No. 6l IN see.
ton III ui said cemetery.
\ deed made February >, 1854, be-
tween Mount Wood Cemetery A.socid-
ton aud Jacob Duber Ut part ct lot NJ.
n in section Il OF sand cemetery. Con
sideratiou, $40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

IF. Stewart, Assistant Superintendent;
/ Fulton. Secretary; j. Decker, Treas
nrer: w. Tape, Librarian; n. Bentz'
Assistant Librarian; Miss T. Bickerton'
organist. aorr;sh.
inc condition, and promises to be one OF
the largest aud best conducted IN the
Gospel meetings will be held at the
Rantisi Church from evening to evening
dnring the week. Rev. j. W. Carter Is
winning favor as powerful preacher:
and grea. expectations are awakened oil
corresponding results in the conversion
OF sinner and the encouragement oil the
church.