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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings aud Doings.

Mr. Humphrey Miller, Il Young So
cicty gent ol Pittsburgh, Is visiting his
lady friends in this city. "llumpy' Is
u nice young fellow, hut should show
himself more To- the bows.
Mr. Thomas Pryor, who has Ion scy-
cral years held the position Of engineer
oi the United. lrit yesterday morning
lul Muuudsvillc, 10 take charge of the
engines az the pcultrntlary.
We are sorry 10 learn that MIR W. ;.
Scott, of the l.. &. X St freight depot,
is about Ia leave the city. Mr.. :, IN
his short stay in our city, has become u
layuritc IN ourspcicty, and his loss will bc
felt. lie leaves on "Wednesday To- accept
a position in Pittsburgh.
T. Graham aud wife, OF San Francisco,
arrived III the city last evening, and have
taken rooms at the Stamm.
We see hy the GI.,Hs, ul Pensacola,
Fla, that L. h. Mclain aud wife aud II.
H. Mclaiu, ut this city, are registered at
the Merchants Hotel
MIR &. I'll. Blackburn, ui StcUhcuvillc,
passed through thc city on Saturday.
However, MIR c. I'd. Was on his way TO
Pittsburgh.
We are sorry 10 state that j, g..
Thomas, who his acted IN the capacity
OF telegraph operator aud ticket agent at
the Pcwikv depot, i. about to leave oar
city Mr.. Thomas leaves this morning
tp accept the position OF shorthand re-
porter in the General SUPPLEMENTARY
office. While We are sorry to lose Mr..
Thomas We must congratulate him on
his new position.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals at the New McLurr. Emmett o.
Edgar, W. Va, /. W Crows, Richmond,
Va, Il, q. Crows, Richmond, Va. III.
: Brown. Moundsyille, I. Shipley,
Baltimore; John W. Eye, Cincinnati,
John McCowyillc, Philadelphia, j. ;.
Eakin, New MartInvillc; Gco. W. Aiken.
Cincinnati. l.. Shaw, 81 Louis; J. W.
HanaWait, Columbus, &. T. Upton.
Pittsburgh, G. II Beatlir, - Louis.
Among the latest arrival, at the
Stamm House We notice the following
\. \ Bradley. Silver Greek, y Y.
+. W rafkhill III. NJ Lane. New York /,
J. W. Elliott. Pittsburgh, John Ford,
Portsmouth: Charles Ottawa, Brnwood;
y. T.. Thrasher and vile, Clay Morley,
Syracuse; Robert Mccormack, Sister,
Vile; T. J. Wcthcck, Milwaukee: r. T..
Ellis, Boston, Frank King and lady,
Lancaster, Geo. Thompson, Parkers-
burg, Roscberg Hughes, g. W. Rlnc-
hart, White Cottage, Pa. J. T.. HUar,
Nettie Hill, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
MARTINS Tnahf.
$500, Jo,.uss ofs Hewsy hstaf'; :,

a Insn psrSoIt, a young man man t 70 q.
I n,a; Mi was buried THURSDAY afternoon
IN MIS- %s'' Dr.. q: 3. seds~ies Is a'''e ~
"' To! eay'ii IS payday at R''nsy'' coal
works. o,ssn Esther was
rendered Saturday night Y! H.. c0% audience
was ns richly Il ax !. 'S Ss nSp to-
the hall will be fillsd e s,S S's hss labored
night, as Prof; schoiield, lament ~. eclipse
hard TO make this enies sSsr gwen in the
awning aI!ra Turn GU. tonight and give the
Professor full house. A, If the Irish
sufferers was held last nigh,ii,i , anu Hail n
I've continued tonight in Medi"s "A'''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
AN INDIGNANT DRUMSv.


About the ums, last evening. thai,
editors fancy was lightly turpis,~
thoughts Of supper, s.gen,lemsp en,
the sanctum. His appearance :, s'e
bore out his statement tina, h. We
New York drummer. A fixed ma.
shown in his eye and ia iLe ip tsspN
curves Of his mouth. he drew ne
script from beneath his arm, and IA '
il upon the editorial pad, beaapr ,
was in Steubenville, recently h..
lust landed from q train. :"
baggage aud applied to an Official T.
me In It's recovery, As | was conn.
to leave at once. When in CoIpa5"'
the official sent me n letter MT
me that the baggage had Not -,
found, and requested me To send h;,' Nv.
Scent stamp, Tor postage.!m n. sn
these two lines in full capitals '
He resumed: 81 have paid m,
spects to the accommodating orlr;,
verse. Here il is, will you prin, ~
"Of course not" responded III. q.
tor. Now, who would print such i'm,
n that drummer ever mounted D
gasus, the tabled and famous .r,r
was minus wings Even Tenn.
would hesitate before assumipy !,
pressure OF the following
Mr.. IL. -, OF sleubcnvlllc. Ohio
Your letter lays before me, a. my On,
And q! how ! sgoniied. aud lGmtulI a.
dltion.
when found myself debtor Ia uur lu.,r
Aud my side.pckct wallet, how Il isl.otci,.
trembled,
when told tia. great wori' in '-d, l,l.,
hlcd,
To decide square against him Ia matte,
immense,
Aud had scooped up 10y syuAr m,a,ur,s,.
Tho amount Oi ihrrs Ornh,
To DO paid ~ an officer VI SlcUbcn,iDs ,,,..
A quaint representative oi the Amshaal,
Now, sir, your demand va, quite 'sal
Aud honest your count,
bat y how shuddstvl
A. the awful amount.
And | queried aud wondered
| That the men III our land
Would pass such a law Ot take 81 "a Asian
Aud Say by an act Of their uau L. .i,Iauos
| That by nail or by stage, or by llai uIuu.
| On all misels ar message, lTum thr AtlI,,
the Pacific,
| The sender must pay. aud d. Nyr, soIh.
The amount ola stamp u'of that. via.
call II,
Though its hard as before .la,,d ua Ia.
pocka wallet.
All Tor Uncle samuel, Who has Aru,, e..
To purchase you aud me- aud lhcu hnp ,l,.
| To buy q thousand railroads likr lhcC GEIp,,
And leave q 1ne legacy ct you aud me
| That cause folks such iruublr 'bOuil asa.,
such,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

Trains lraNius Columbus AZ - q. aNl ~
rIu daily IttHugh thiJasv ENpu~>.
I'M. tatjuubf., daily yN,'pt sunday. "a " T.
n wish .IrygluE gsr aattsyb,,i arriving 20 thtca
ypafr.u next moaning b.rthS van De- SNNttA
In advance 20 tuiuu brlN' ii'Ar' ""'''. '"''"
bus - Of, -,
puIImau.s lul0 iug u,oIu sl'S'h,uS ear lht SnEt
without chang from St.uby1ytllr Gist u fhlN
drIphia ald Nrw York, aud West u tolHlaeuN
Louis -, -.
Fnr throuEh tickets, tasGaSc checks, slyep''N
..r accommodations AMI any Wythcr tni1frla'
tom apply o. Joseph N kclrAiitc ilSNct 49,
"a ~, Mantle prpot loot 20 Eleventh street 90
Al city Ticket Ohcr. under NCLurc hous,
Wheeling. -.
IL ". Caldwell. General Manage tolumouN
" - r,iwr1hU. al nola
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
SATURDAYS judicial Proceed
ings

MuNp, NUUEE AND JOHNSON,
Court met at "a: N. saturday, trans
acted some uuimportant hu'SgcsS AMI
adjourned until neat saturday al y A, ",
COUNTY COURT-IUpGE BOYD
Court met at %. NJ. With the lnten.
ton oi hearing Arguments, bat oNing 10
the non .appcarance OF the attorneys this
was deferred.
In the estate OF John h. Charnock,
deceased, Sarah T.. Charnock Mas APP
pointed executrix. with a bond OF 81 500
and John MOrrcy a. security,
Adjourned until %. n to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
E. E. W0RTHEN,
DENTIST,
Has Removed to kelains BLOB J.
trance No. AZ Twelfth Street. 'p"
Trustees kale Of LOO Acre
Land.

10y VIRTUE or A DkLh ol w = 49,.
ID and execute ~ Anlf'" han. ...,
undcrslgncd trustee. dabi yn % ~ h..
June, ISIS, aBi recorded lu del 4" w.. ~.
No. 2, page sg7. In the Uiil.r" W
County Court for Marshall county
ginia, ] viii, on .,.,.... -.
MONDAY, FEBRIAkl 90 o..
Al the front door Ui AanhsH 'y.,Y
House. commencing at 10 CDR 10
public auction 10 the L.gh"si ana 20 IJ,,,f
Que hundred acr,s 81 land yn hc nas I, -.
run. Marshall cOusiy, Wet Nil' -, 81
Land OF a. Ravens raft Ashton an1 u,'s' a,
la one mile Of FAlrmoat piss. Ig,I' - 90
4ld Land Is under cultivation aha 81
With cal. -, a. o
TERns ov saLE-t0o, 10 surl gna 20,
the pufcha,sf may desire " ~ lh -. 80
nzldne on q crellt II siI and is',,, !.
With Interest, the payments :" u a 4
notes and approved securu Ais'
deed Of trust on .aii land. .....t l.
sellIng a. trustee will cOn'.j ph, ,,.y
q ls vested IN me. whi"h L. D"ll,'yT. aysI
isct w i,.sSs
Islsosvt %.
The above sale 10 sdIOumei a"'" "
lsss0 at 10 % closk. ..,.r Trgi~
felSoaw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

river; Golden City, Cincinnati.
son, 1t. Louis; Port lads, AMP
leans; Schenck, Cincinnati; i,LssN
Belle, Eyansyille; Champoiu, 5, ts.
Parker, Cincinnati; Fannie Levi, I Ta
phis; Grand Tower, Memphis Atr
psrted-Fssrless, 81. Louis. ', D.
New Orleans; Belle Msuph,, 'iW'e
phis; Sam Roberts, ST. Louis; Me atS
81. Louis; Smoky City, Ohio riy. uoi :
den City, New Orleans; Schenet " ~
cinnati; Port Eads and Sampsa,' =;
Louis; Arkansas Belle, EvausyiIIs' ~ \
ME Lewis. st. Louis. River AZ H., Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
Weather Indications.

washington, March H., FOR
Tennessee aud the ohio Valley, falling,
followed hy stationary barometer, west
criy, shifting To- warmer soulhcriy
winds, clear or tJIr weather, preceded
bv occasional rains ia Tennessee.
For the Lower Lake regions, westerly,
backing IL warmcr southcrly winds,
with falling barometer, ami clear OF lair
weather
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
A CoIyIPlace.

On the east side Of Main street, a few
door, below Tenth, sign announces
that the thirsty passer by may call in
and obtain the finest liquid reireshmeni
in the city. There Is where Col. Louis
SchwGlh holds forth, aud where fresh
aud refreshing Milwaukee and Columbus
beer is always on drsughi. Besides, there
Is iull assortment Of wines aud other
liquors, cigars, sandwiches and refresh.
ments, ana a coy comfortable nom in
which 10 enjoy yourself. Decidedly, IL
you wan; the best in that line give the
Colonel a call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

THE Temperance Panorama gwen by
Rev. W. A. Bowyer, in North street NJ,
+. Church. was an interesting perform
ance. Il will be repeated in klrkwood
E r. Church Monday and Tuesday
evenings, March 18th and l6Ih.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
TO CLEVELAND
DuIy 3 Hours aud Is Miuutesi
To CHICAGO Only Is Hour,l
lr,rr Acrom. Xxi

Sicubeuyillc accommodation leaves Beliaire al
a:Er. ~ BJitgyp"Tt 40 800. and arrives al Steu-
btuyillp 80 q. Ia q. n.
Leave. -trulyuyillc az 7:JO A. NJ. Bridgeport
atNsl a. " arrive az Bcllalrc at 900 A..
The SttlUUuNlllr recommendation, IN addition
t1 thyig r.s..tg tTip o. aud tIom StcubenNille
wil make The following trips between Bellairc
uud Martins FuTy.
Blrlgriuf, % Martins Frrry .......l 10 IS A. s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

A xEwsrAPEE man Of Detroit, Mich,
Mr.. &. Marxhausen, pronounces ST.
JAcoHs on great blessing 10 huupani-
~. He claims it 10 have cured three
cases Of rheumatism in his immediate
iamily, aud has heard OF similar good
results from his friends and neighbors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

stopping when required ut sherman liOuSc,
EtunyIllv West Wheeling aud Gntyel Htll
Tirkrts aud baggage checks To all principal
points la the Fast aud West can b. procured al
H. Ticket o.lDc iu Bddgry0rL o. x. MYERS,
rpyl4 Gtueml Passenger y Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

unl; ;Sdlsy Hoss, Of Burrs ai ir;s,pds 10
saturday and Sunday a"'
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
EAILWAY -TtN HNNpLE ROUTE.

..w, trrr,, kr Eg.t agI Vest. Nry. 3d. 1879.
loans leave fu... Handle prput foot ~ Eleventh
strrct ucar public landing, daily, cXccpI sun
DAY. A. follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
We will display this day FtitJ
hanslsOnie styl les OF spring
Walking Jackets
I. BLUM a. BRO.
Thnr,nnmeiar RECORD.

As taken at Schnopis Opera House
drug store;
NAlIEpN
lNtN. 1850
TN IlN.Sr MIN AN. T. ". "rN. - N
A 10 m go "a !; - o.
81 NbAN.
l..p lN-u
7FN.l7N.N. a. vt ,r e. e IN.
a - - 10 - ~ y 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

Please call and see the "COun-
tess'' pattern SpOOns and Forks
new. JACOB W. GRUBB- the
Jewelcr.s
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Mason Il Hamlin Organs on LAD TCa
for. EyerYbOdY

Plan A, :, cash. balaury ~ Ibrw mrus
Plan u. cash, balaurc IA ,iN months.
Plan &, each, balanrr iu tHciN, lau.,t.
Plan u, !, cash, balance 10 inpI 80.
twelve months.
Rent plan, one tenth the pine ever
three months, giyrstso and hall lo'
to pay i. in. You can bay ole d O.
hest Organs from the agent, Wa b
Sheib, under Washington HAL, lui ir
a. 10 81 Ter month. NJ shop ~
goods, but the best Organs made loo O.
world. Call u, Shcib's, Sc the bp.
iul styles, and secure one bet" d.
advance in price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
New Goods. New Goods.

/. Blum h Bro. offer one OF the best
assorted stock Of goods ever brought TO
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

For the latest STYLES ul silks bf,
Goods. Walking Jackets. - 10 b.
4 Bros.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO.
EAsruuUSp rEAINA

ON AMI aztec Soy. n, lNsy Passenger Trains
an I,sty. a, trlfpAS Wheeling time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

Leave Wheeling ....-,......,..-'. 10 A y. i'NF
TrBIslVbm Accommodations
Leave Wheeling ............s.. r.I A. ". ~ 2 n
Tickets Co uIt prIgyil,t ''.', r.g stt" ~ depot
rtU,,. urru at an hours tuJ.us tr day.
Information tu the travelling puhiir Chccriully
y,,,,u CLENENIS, NJ eft
X 4 DELIVERIES. GCuyrll Agent Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
Mbeelins Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Iaaox to Now Announcements

Regular Tuesday Packet -- Steamer
Andes.
Anniversary Lunch Geo. Sch"arA'
back.
For Rent-Dselilng.
New Spring Goods Blum ~ bro-
/ Head ut Local
Theatre Comlquc,
Bangle Bracrlets-rurner y DILLON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
worry Ne

Don't Worry Ne
with your complaints about your 1eti
said an annoyed father 10 III, sac
sixtccner" u told YOU To- bal T"
SozopoNr aud usc 1t, but you dld" Ia
you deserve to sullrr.' And "t'
did. and all other sweet slIirehri''l
act like her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

Glass Shades Of every size ani ~ '
atIlutchins' Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PlTTsBURG r. q
Condensed Time Gard.
GOING EAST AND WEST.

On and after Nov. y, 1917, ali trains wiz run
daily lexcpt sunday, as follows:
Through trains 70 Pittsburgh.
although trains 20 Cleveland.
Through trains 10 Chicago.
Pullmau's PaFlor Cars between Wellsyille and
Cleveland.
Hotel and sleeping Cau ON all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
wErrouSD rEAISs

~. lJ uu saturday night u'N uu COMMUNION
To- tUi,I.u ur ~uuNNrNr.
rui,WJn tuy.H, uuatIs Room anu S"'i'"N
Car, uu ail uigUi trains.
CUfyl rHuuy rtIHus u.u male To al lolhlN
south aul >s,uthWysI Nugth aud Northwest
makiug thlta dHimblc route t'r 'olouNtN anu
persons moving tu lhr grrN West anu I" whom
particular atiyutiuu is given.
81 o. stops at all sIAt,uus between "Hc'i'"A
aud Grgftuu. 800 a..
WHEELING, liIlSNl N'li AND bALilA"At
nIN I5ltiN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
rEAcHEK's MEETIXo.

At meeting Of the teachers Of the
Third Presbyterian Sabbath School, last
Friday evening. the following ofhcet
were elected TO serye for the ensuing
year: Rev. j. G. Lyle, Superintendent;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15
WORDS OF WISDOM.
Divine Services at the Churches
Yesterday.

large congregation asst u'"'0" -
United Presby terian Church, Yesterday
morning, to listen 10 the regular SERMON
and partake OF the Lords supper. In
the evening. Rev. J. T. Mcclure de-
iivered a special sermon on the occasion
OF the
TBIRTIErH ANNIVERSARY
of his acceptance oil the passionate OF that
church. His text was taken from Isaiah,
xxi. 2, "Watchman, what OF the night
An abstract would be as follows:
III will stand upon my watch and SET
me upon the tower, and Will watch 10
see what he will say unto Tue and what
/ shall answer when ! am reproyed.
In the same spirit stand upon my
watch tower to-day, rs We review Tue
events oi the thirty years oil my ministry
now gone forever.
The history Of the congregation Was
given up TO 1876, and the events OF the
work i'm the Church in the anniversary
sermon delivered in March, 1919, both
al which have been published. Hence
We need not do more at this time than
briefly refer 10 them.
Our present review need embrace
only tile details OF the last five years.
"Watchman, what OF the night? -,
la answering this question, l VIII
sneak first of our announcements anu
oi our discouragements,
W. are encouraged in these respects,
viz: That God, the giyer OF all
good, has kindly and merci-
fully spared our lives. True,
death has made sad inroads among us
but we, who are here to day, are spared
10 continue the work given us 10 do.
Besides this We seem to he continued
in the unity OF the spirit and IN tht
bonds Of peace. This can he sand with
truth Of this congregation, that We are
at least as free from strlles aud DIVISIONS
AS any people can hope to he, who ART
subject to the powers ol sin.
We have also been favored with The
continued enjoyment Of the ordinances
of our holy religion. Here is one OF oul
| dangers. oar continued enjoyment o
these blessings, has led some to treat
them lightly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-15

FoR New Prints, Glnghams, ioa''
Table Linens, Spreads, ~ 10 !. b.
x Bros.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-13
A Remarkable Meteor.

MACON, Ga, June 30. - Last night,
near 10 o'clock, there occurred in this
region phenomenon which for grandeur
has not been eqnaled since the great me-
teororic showers Of 1868. 1t might be call
cd meteoric solitaire of the first water
The night was very dark but the sky was
perfectly cloudless and the stars were brill
liant. Suddenly an intense light lit the
city as IL by magic. The buildings around
the trees,and even the leaves, sprang out of
the gloom and quivered in the weird radi-
ance that shone upon us. The glow was
different from any artificial light we have
ever seen 1t was not the light of the sun
or the moon, nor yet was 1t gas light yet
whittier and thousand times more power
full. In an instant the trees around
were pictured on the ground, and slowly
their black shadows moved past our feet
and heightened behind us. ~
Iuvoluntarily every face was turned up
ward, and a most striking appartion met
our view. Not star was left but directly
above, at the zenith, great mass of fire as
ShA 20 90 u obAAOi WhllAOh ~ OiO oiis IL Ao-
vevolved in the centre of radiance incompa-
rable, and moved slowly down the north
eastern sky with majestic grandeur. AT
45o elevation the light changed to a bril-
liant red, poled into saffron, and then into
all shades of green. AS it began to change
its hue it emitted particles or balls of fire
that followed or fingered in its wake
Surrounding it, also, in this stage, was q
dense vapor or smoke that reflected all the
colors through which the ball had gone
we stood ON the street, blinded and awed.
Three minutes glded away. Exclama-
tions Of wonder and admiration had been
made, and fright had passed away, when
there burst upon our ears deep-toned
boom that rose and fell in reverberations
for thirty seconds. This noise was similar
TO that produced by the firing of 100-ton
gun ten miles at sea, with the echoes
breaking irregularly along the coast. The
sound, however, had mixed with it me-
tallic ring not heard in thunder or explo-
sions.
So brilliant was the light that people
were awakened in their houses and sprang
from bed terrified. In this city it produced
much fright among the negroes, who filled
the air with prayers and loud lamentations
On the plantations the effect was tie same
Many who witnessed the phenomenon felt
tue earth shake just previous to the explo-
sion. At Hawkinsville, 40 miles south of
here, the meteor was observed, the rumb-
ling was heard and the shock was felt. The
meteor was observed for 40 miles north and
south Of Macon. The following special
was received from Eatonton, so miles
north of Macon - " Meteor fell between
two places meteor observed, but did not
strike here appeared to go in southern
direction"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-13
he Wanted Matches.

The Rev. Lloyd Morgan, a young Bap-
tist minister of Western Pennsylvania, is
in trouble from his habit of roaming
around the houses where he sleeps at
night, after everybody else has gone to bed
He boarded at Deacon Snyder's of Logans-
port, and one night wandered into the
room where Snyder's daughter and vis-
iting young friend of theirs, Miss Eva
Conner, we're in bed if not asleep. The
girls ordered him out, and he went. The
Snyder girls told their mother, and Snyder
interviewed Morgan about the affair the
next day. He said his light had gone out
and he was hunting matches, and pleaded
that the little affair be kept quiet. The
Snyders agreed for the good of the church
to say nothing ; but Eva Connor, when
she went home, talked, and the incident
she told made a noise. The elder Snyders
kept watch on Morgan after his match
hunting expedition.
Soon they heard him roaming again one
night Snyder got up, found Morgan's
chamber door open and Morgan kneelng
down beside the Snyder girls bed. He
lifted him up and bounced him out, and
went and got pistol to shoot the preacher
on the spot; but Mother Snyder begged
her husband not to shed blood, and Nor
gan prayed not to be sent to his account all
unprepared as he was. The prayers pre-
vailed, and Snyder put up his pistol, but
told Morgan to leave his house the next
day. Morgan prayed not to be exposed,
but be permitted to remain, and Snyder
agreed to keep him on condition that he
was to be locked in his room every night
the deacon to carry the key. Morgan ac-
cepted the situation, and for some time he
has been the deacons prisoner when not
preaching. But the affair finally got out,
and now the Homeward Baptist Church at
Logansport is investigating it. Deacon
Snyder brought the charges and Parson
Morgan is making bold defense.
az A dispatch from Victoria says -
"On Saturday last large crowd assembled
at Wellington to perform series of ath-
aetic sports. During the day Thomas
Hali, boatswain of ship Maggie E. Zed,
created disturbance and was chained to
post in the stable of the Wellington Ho-
tel About six p, NJ, the stable was dis
covered on fire. A rush was made to res
cue Hail. but before the chain could be re-
moved the flames drove the rescucrs back,
with scorched hands aud faces, and the
victim was burned alive before their eyes,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-13
NEW BLOOMFIELD,
Chronic Diseases

he has had very extensive experience and hascured
many hopeless cases, after years Of suffering, and
expense Incurred In seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma. Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and second stages.) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Melancholia, Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Skin Diseases. Chronic rheumatism, GOitTe,
or enlargement OF the Glands OF the neck. .Dropsy,
Piles, chronic DiarrhGa, Constipation OF the Bow
els, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
ENLARGED Spleen. Epilepsy Deafness. Chronic
Chills and Ague, Diabetes Mellitus, old running
sores. IapewOrins removed.
DR.. b. does not contne himself to any one par
tculat system OF medicine. He uses all the late
improved methods and remedies, as also Magnetic
Electric, or
Medical ELECTRICITY,
which is so successfully used at the present day
In many forms OF nervous complaints. In the
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
TNHATATIONS.
which carries the medicine direct to the diseased
parts.
When an incurable case presents itself he IS
free and candid In telling the patient that he can
not cure him, thus avoiding further expense.
In chronic ailments Is always best for patients
to call at his office FOR personal examination and
treatm 3nt, when that Is practicable.
So Rooms for the present at The Perry
House, CONSULTATION FREE.
Bloomfield, May 4, 1850.