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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14
JACKSON 8 FEApnBR
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant 10 decree OF tho County Court
OF Preston County, rendered at tho No
vcmber term, 1870, in the chanccry case
OF William Harmed against Cathgrine
Woodward, will. on
MondoV ne on D0y Of September. I,SO.
Ot being court day., offer for sale To tho
highcst bidder, before tho front door of
the COurt-houeo OF Preston county, w.
Va, tho
SEVENTY AoRRs OF LAND
DccrCcd 90 be sold In said case. situRtod
In Grant district, Preston county, w. Va,
and adjoining lands of ID. Jones, A.
Wheeler, George Maust and others, il be
Ing tho same that wNs sold 10y oaid Harmed
To- faid Woodward 1t Ia dcsirablc tract
of land with Improvement on II and we'll
adapted 10 farming purposco
TERMS. The land will DO sold for suC
ticient cash In hand To pay costs OF suit
and sale, and the residue upon credit of
q and IL montha, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved QccurIty, bearing in
tcrost from day Of sale, for tho deferred
payments of purChaSn money.
JAS. III. CARROLL, Com'r.
Aug. 3, 1880. also 90
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SATURDAY, AUGUSTUS, 1850
LOCALS.

Advertise in tho ARdUs.
Ripe peaches arc coming into market.
-->. 81. S---
BloItor> for sale cheap AZ th.s Office.
----e. 90 s---
NG- a fine assortment of GcntIomcn's
furnishing goods Just received ut VOLTS
----------s 80 s-------
Mrs. John Il. Stone, of this place, is
suffering from an attack Of paralysis.
Ifyou want oranges or lomons, go to
X u. FoglO :, Portland, aud gel tham.
Tho AHGvS and tho Wheeling Rcus'c,'
for $3.50 n your.
Il. y. FogIc keeps Tho best coffee.
green or Drowned, for the least money.
an account of q sad accident near Tun-
melton will be found on our first page.
Blank notes-loose-fo sale cheap at
this Office.
II YOU want pants OF any kind 60 10
Il. j. Fogle and get thom. aplO
Two weddinGs in town this weoS. u
| just beats everything.
Mr. Jas. a. Brown is off on q trip 20
Beverly-on an electioneering tour VIC
suppose
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If your horses or cattle arc sick, 60 70
L. B. FOglc's and get your horse pow
dCrs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Mr.. JAS. A. Brown is off on q trip 10
Beverly-on an olectioneering tour VIC
suppose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

Maryland, sept q ihig.- Last tsuusy F0j from you >
t0t NJ fsul, Tor 81 our eu'iotuori aud has
friott ~ HIM We have smother
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ES'1ttp ~ FIfVsfCfUt and 9uF'neON.
hogu June lfu is5p llcsts forward auo'hc
lol ~ The lsttlcs Tho patient whom layc used
boz r ai.ro1to samplo lv4, recovering and
Wink another " n sIt lln 40 usht.
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STATIONS. No.tI. No.t5No.'7 No. Is
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II you want pants Of any kind 60 10
Il. j. Fogle and get Ihom. aplO
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Two weddinGs in town this wooS. il
just beats everything.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-08-14

An account of q sad accident near Tun
melton will be found on our first page.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-03-12
Il Aliais , Summons.

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory Of Montana. ~ and for the county
OF Deer Lodge. ' 60 %
Catherine Hnghs, Plaintiff .r ~ tp,,t ,-!u.i .sC
William Highs, Defefidant " At titnuI .tti.urHr
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to William Hughs, Defendant.
You are herebyl required to appear IN ap aelion =
brought against you by the above named plaintiff, In
of the Territory Of Montana, IN aud for the County
Of Deer Lodge, and 10 answer the complaint FLED
therein within ten days uNcaaye OF the day OF ser.
vice, after the service OH ycc OF this summons,
served within thih county; or, served Out of this
county, but In this distrCtwthn twenty days other
wise within forty DAYS, or Judgment viii be taken
against yun according 10 the prayer OF said complsnt
Hrhe said action brought TO obtain the Judgment
and decree OF said court dissoving tho bonds OF matt
rimony heretofore, and now existing between plain
tiff and you and that plaintiff may be granted such
other relief az may seemect a ltist and eqntaD'e,
The grounds upon which said action IL based Is your
wipfullv deserving and aseting yourrcf trout palm
tiG, and your departing from this Territory, about
the lrst day of September lST0, without the mtch"
ion OF returning.
= And you are hereby notified that IL yOn fail TO a
pear and answer said complaint AZ ahove feuirt the
said Plaintiff will takea default against YOU and APP
ply Inc court for the reet demanded In the prayer
of plaintiffs complaint. Ib 5luut1 IA".gbE .h6
h rt5 Given under my hand and the seal Of the
|, l District Cont OF the Second Judicial District
IL. 81 County of Deer Lodge this 10th day of Feb.
ruary, IN the year Of our Lord, one thousand
+ -"tii eight hundred and eighty. iEa CD HWpt
]. n.t GEO. W. ,iRvIN, H., Clerk.
+ P4rkIcK TALENT, ESQ. Atty for Plaintiff,
Yatl ! sshII'3ttJ 55f5t! u jna~ lJ'h Z
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,SHERIFFS SALE


Henry D. Hauser, plaintiff, .Nre 81 .5DnJ ra%
!
solomon sollberger, Daniel Yaegsr, and Samuel ".
b i Atkins defendants *''" e.. t'.""'"F w
To be sold at sheriff. Sale Mt O'Clock. p u. Tues
day March go $780, in ont of the SheriG's office Ia
Butte CITY, county of Deer Lodge, NJ. n, under
and by virtue Of an execution IN the nboSs entitled
cause issued from the District Court of the SeG
ond Judicial District OF Montana Territory, III and
for the county OF Deer Lodge, the following described
property t6Wit All the right, title and interest Of
the defendants, either OF theRs which they had
on the 18th day OF November. Al ID 1919 aud 10 tEe
following property Lot No seven r. In block W On
ty-egh l2Sl, all lot No. thirteen tl3l In block elk
teen t16l anu lots Nos. eleven III and twelye 2l IN
block fourteen If4l and lot No. ten tiOl III block
twelve [l2l and lots Nos, three t3l ana -four ll IN
block thirty-two 1871 in the town OF Butte Montana
Territory iact0rdng To ihe official plat and survey
thereof now on ae IN ihs County Recorders office OF
Also an undivided one third interest In the Maria
fnartz lode located November I'd and recorded No
iernher 4th. A. ID. 1875 ID book H,page 49, In the
County RECORDERS Office, of the abOye named county
and Territory all Of which said property "a Situated
in said Deer lodge County, NJ. T., and levied apon
as the property Of defendants.
Eff Dated this Sd day or March, a. DsSoA ~ ,5A ha
trst vnet,.,,,.., JAMES, 5. McAl ,DREWs.s ,e1
~ Sheriff OF Deer Lodge codnty. N. T..
By Lor r.. SMITH, UTnsn SheFia-igh b57-td Igf
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NAP on ,fnohi jsn13ns nGo fgiIaI on .ss.t
ys99b ~ asiaeqt on .i.gtnno sili la,sfis 1a,t
~ isOubNGc II .assod l,.in,I. adj i. hi!
-atadosq iaoinEIcd q ri II ..haSn si.eiunss
njs9i obi no -io3iis isI0ii,asa Ill hns .u.,tt
JIG -2axnsnssa- a.
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7 sffER',fIFF s gale.

George L. Passage ct al Plaintiffs vs.. JohaM. Stack
go pole, defendant.
II To beiaot at sheriit's Sale st2 O'Clock pr M sat
urdag, March 20. lSS0 in front OIL the SheIis qls,
IN the town OF Butte and county or Deer Lodge M.
III underand byyrtae of au executlonin ,the atoNe
entitled cause Issued from out the District Court OF
ihe second Judicial Dstfctot Montana TerftSfy! to
and forthe coppty of Deer Lodge the, following DE-
scribed propdrtY, to-wit: The undivided Out.founh
III OF shc et scvan iha ndred yt1lO0l linear feet In
anu along and upon tho "Eem quartz lode clai
with sffaee ground nifty 1907 feet in width on each
side OF e centre OF said lode. situated about 9ns
third III OF one mile fotithwestery from the Clipper
quartz midi iase tie undivided unadoarth III OF
the east eleven hundred tl00 linear feet in anq along
sld up6h the Monntain spring "hh trtz lhse min
ing claim, with surface ground mtg 30 hfaet y Wlall
on each side OF the centre of said lDde and situated
ABOUT hah way between thetbenf lede nnd The Clppc
mill together with all tho mpreyemepts and 9ppps-
tepahces thefeto Belonging orn ahSwise apoerttdime
AID all ore gold Or STRENGTHENING quartz OF ore "
and upon saia mines or on the dumps or surface Q.
sadm mines heins and oensistiago OF one bundled ana
Twenty 20l tolls more less all Of which said prep
afty btfhg I'll Summit Valley mining district, Deer
Lodge s9tty, M, IT., and.leYied ppon as The prppvs
Of defendant. ;u
Dated this 2Sth dayAof February AID. 1880. E'h'
1'' JAMES y. MoANDREWS,1 :. 10.
Edg - Sheriff 81 Deef lodge County, NJ, r.
By TH9aAs cIAestg. Dnpaty Sheriff. 1s6ritag
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gesal Atlrtstias,Hsntss
Notice to Miners.
Is LAND oFFIcE, HELENA. N. T.,

Ell ais LAND oFFrcE. HELENA. NJ. T., l.
Ia "a -, february nh, 1850:
Theafslowing named settlers hayethIs dis hied
the fol owing described tracts claimed by them severt
ally under tho Homestead and Desert Land Acts all
OF "hich land has beeg suspendsd from entry; ~!
John W. Jones, whose pOstOiice addres. Is Rice
Track, Deer Lodge County, NJ. t. and who claims
under the Homestead ACT thu y. n s, e, 4 and =. u
w. ana OF rS sS S@ he be L TdF 40
ths M n NE X OF ,segpn 81, In township north
of faage 9west
nE PG ps. tG9ES End GPIl es h Of sCc ia
in town.hip auorth OF. rsnge west. y,,.r,-...,,.
Track, Deer Lodge county ~. r.; and WIG cIan.s
under the Desert Lind Act the s. u n. W. Z and X
Il. 4 s. w. \ of section % in township north of
Renhen g. Terrl. whose postofice address Is Race
Track, Deer oege County, NJ. T.. ard WHO claims
under he Desert Land Act the f. y n. W and n
E AS"W n OF section 10 In township north Of
Thomas CLARK, whose rpostofiee address, is Race
Track Deer Loere county, M. t., and who claims
under the Desert Land Act the S ~ N 4. n and n.
y $. f. 4 of section 30 IN township 6north Of range
Wi lii l.. Hattrey, Mo!t postoaite sddrt.. "a
Race FTTack Deer Lodge county, NJ, r., ana who
claims under the Desert Land Act the sILH $. L,
y OF section so III township north OF range west
Henry Ounan, whose pbstnDice address r. Race
Track Deer Lodge comfy N. T., md who claims nm
| der the Homestead Act the : E. \ ot section in
township north Of rmcs i0west; ~ :. =, ~
Martin Carr whose poStnlico address Is iacr Timex
Deer Lodge county, W. ,Iand who Chains nnd = the
j Homestead ket,ihetS. " MS iWG n and Way ).
| W x of session md NJ N 4 -. ri Il OF seCtbia q
| in townships north 81 range . Nsest"'a ~ ty0ta c
| Notice IL 'htfghy given that "a bearing
will be had at this Qaire At 10 6eckn. IA, March ~
A. D 1856, to determine aa othe mineral 81 miner
al character of the above described tracts ut land aud
that The testimony TO be used upon said hearing Will he
taken before otren tnsf son probate Jndle OF Ilsl
Lodge county, MT at his Office in the town. Of Bttr
4 Lodge, ION Monday March 49, 1885, rs to the tracts
claimed by the said Jop mes, Hartley, CLARK and TTrlL
aud on Tuesday, March ~, D. 1850 as to the llcL'
and Carr. ...i .ugrs. t. g..3J, IL. MOE, Register.
o. 3. o'BAgEoN, Attorney for Claimants, .
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Total ansuhaoS Warrants stsndE andliptsrsst az
T., --sruil ohJ diGp MIR
TO Cash in County runt. kq? ~ ~ lMg.
tn dash in Poor Fund tu1 iaLaad
Net ~ yeer foSge tJah MSS
pr | di1aI1i .X4mo2 Of b2eGsI oJ bguu ow ,
RB5SkEE fi pspsy.s si isbuopsyr1, ,o
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order 10 show Cause.

In the Probate Genrt In auditor thelnonty at Deer
'aL odge Territory OF Muntnna-in the matter oil tAe
81 estate OF james Nolar. dtcs.sed 'tllt ~
Npee - hereby given that joaquin VIZ hh
Administrator of said Deceased his rendered ana PIT
scented dor settlement an account 81 administration h
Of said estate and In said account aud report praying
for m oier fiom thfs cotFt 70 pay cersn CLAIMS a.
lowed w this court, and also pgayEg that after sut
order be entered that he DO discharged from ms trust
BY fling vouchers herein. And 'hat sa,uf~n
the 9th day OF March, A. D. 1881, at ~ o'clock r. W g
Of saId dy A fhW eStftfooui al card touft, NJ the
Court House in tho town apd county ~ err LlpS a
has been appointed bv the Judge OF this court io m
eettemast Of add account ank mpott, ~ when liz
and place any ne,son interested ~ said estate n2 NJ ~
near ana ile his Exceptions Ii Writing 70 me sda
counsAna report and Qo1iS5s s,s III ~ ,'F9lA
arr az slRrobate Juiseaadl Acting u
i"'ea ssos ~ ',SiIdnq sdi vi oaaa677fd 'h'ao''
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Kim Ching Lungi do John Doe. ... 600
t'arrish Essler M'ge IN re Ter VS. Pablo II 90
Jas = McAndrews Wit fees Ter vs. Lynch 800
Orren Emerson Probate Judge fees ,. 81 %
Jas SMc Andrews Wit fees Ter w Lewis: y" 800
Porter Haiiks !. " Juror fees do Iones.-. $50 W
X Anderson. .G.s rUE do Il3t do is..-lyyafi 800
James haley. q do n DO f. ,,,,.,' 5W
Elias Lyle. do ORonrke ~" 3oO
JAS SiMcAndrews Services ~ Sheriff ......l islt ~
"a n ,,,Ifs TT 4. 49, Rnad
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0Aat'''2 "r6 ~ hetr4HipT ! .aRli {fa Ii
tia ''7nfaA 100 mir ad WV ii,, " l,4a.an
'ia'iil l'Ea sfosg saa tod on sgsg III !,
,2si " sa@ ad5 vi .i,iii IatI osa III,
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o'f'j0HN'Y BATTER rom, SV'~TtTN ~
,hsiEmsn Board Of courty commissioners- N
ell Yah T'tq "!int 10 sl431 rnp.gn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
A Twelve Year-Old Boys Fatal Ride on
Runaway Horse.

A Twelve iear-Old Boys Fatal Ride on q
Runaway Horse.
shocking accident occurred near Sykes
vile, Md, yesterday. resulting in the kill
ing of Charles F. Caulk. a lad IL years old,
who was OH visit to Mr.. James Grant.
Young Caulk was scut to Marriottsville
OH horseback for the mail. the
animal given him bcin. considered
perfectly gentle and safe. When about
two miles above MarriOttsville large dog
barkcd at the horse, which became fright
ened and ran away. Several passers-by on
the road made unsuccessful attempts to
stop the maddened animal, which only
dashed along ut an accelerated pace,
with the unfortunate lad clinging to
his back and screaming for help.
When the mad flight had con-
tinued about Il half mile young
Caulk lost his seat Oh the animals back
and fell to the ground. His foot remained
fast i'll the stirrup and in this position he
was dragged over the stone road for about
three hundred yards, when the frightened
horse was finally stopped. Upon examina-
tion it was found that the boys neck,
left leg and left arm had been broken. kill
ing him instantly. The body was also
'hOckingly mutilated, the breast having
been crushed in by kick from the hOOf OF
he runaway. The body was removed to
he home of MIR. Grant. who notified the
parents of the unfortunate lad
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
FOR SALE or RENT.

n PROPERTY.-ON SATURDAY. JANU-
AIRY "A. 1850. The undersigned ;lSsigneeS of
will expose to public sale, ut Michael's MOTEL,
North Queen street, the following valuable
properties. viz:
BRICK DWELLING HOU Sc. and Lot or
Piece of Ground thereto belonging, situated
on the north side of West King street, Lancas-
ter city. said lot having Il front of ID feet :;
inches, and extending in depth 100 feet. more
or less. and being No. t33 West King street,
bounded on thew the west by property, now %, or late
the east by property now or late Of jeremiah
Campbell, and on the south 10y West King
street aforesaid.
No. ,. All that certain two-5tory BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. and lot or piece OF
ground. thereto belonging, situate on the west
side of North Plum street, Lancaster city.
No. 3S. said lot measuring seventeen
feet. more or less. on Plum street, and
extending in depth WESTWARD! OF that
on the east by Plum street. on the south by
property now or late of John j. Dcrsch. on the
west by property OF Martin !Er Gr;'if: and on the
property located in one of the best parts OF
10. i. All those two certain LOTS OF
East Chestnut and Marshall streets. Lancas
ter city Pa. measuring in front on sail East
lending in depth sOuthwartily lis feet to alley
said lots being Nos. 81 and 81 on Chestnut
street tract: bounded on the north by
said East Chestnut street, on the east by said
Marshall. on the south by IL Hfcet wide alley.
and on the west by No % of said Chestnut
street tract. These are very desirable building
lois situated in Il new and rapidly improving
part of the city.
| sale to commence at o'clock, p. H.. of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
made known by
EMANUEL L. MILLER.
Assignee of Patrick Carr and Vile,
Henry Shubert, Auctioncer,
ian l-W&Sd&ja janl9-6tu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
Come Home to ROOSt.

Harrisburg Patriot.
The way in which evil prccc,lents return
to plague their inventors was never more
strikingly illustrated than in this Maine
conflict. In 1877 Democrat named Mad
igan was elected state senator from Re-
publican district in Maine There was no
dispute about his election, but
for some reason or other, prOba-
bly, because the name of Madigan
was slightly suggestive of Mulligan,
Blaines followers were determined to
eject him. 1t appears that after minute
investigation it was discovered that the
signature of the clerk to the certificate of
Madigan's election was written in the
wrong place. The chairman of the COM
mittec was Corporal Davis, the Repub-
lican candidate for governor of the last
election. 1t devOlved on this statesman to
furnish the legal and constitutional rea-
sons for the rejection of Madigan and he
did it in his report in this fashion:
''1n all the cases cited there was no
question as to the popular will as deter
mined by the number of votes cast There
was no proof or even suggestion of fraud.
The votes in all cases cited were rejected
because of noncompliance with the con-
stitutiOn and mandatory provisions of
law.
The design of a representative govern
ment is not merely that the people should
express their will ut the polls, but that that
will should be legally and constitutionally
expressed"
For years the Republicans of Maine
have been piling up precedents like this in
the Legislature and in their courts for the
purpose of applyin. them to Democrats.
These villainOus precents, like chickens,
have come home rost. Senator Davis who
was so nice and scrupulOus in his regard
to the s. constitution and mandatory prOvis-
ions of law" as to report against the admis-
sion of a member because of the infinitesi-
maHy small errors in the signature of
clerk to an election return, now finds these
same mandatory provisions of law invoked
to bar his way to the Office of governor.
He is fairly caught in his own tolls. Never
was more striking instance of retributive
justice in politics. While Blaine induIges
in memories of Mulligan let "CorporaP'
Davis, in his privacy, think Of Madigan,
the Democratic senator, against whom he
reported because of the wrong signature
of an election clerk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
Kicking in the Traces.

EastOn Free Press, Rep.
Next winter when the Republican Legis-
lature comes to elect United States sent-
tor to succeed Wallace, the Republican
caucus will have to decide probably be-
tween Galusha \. Grow and VI. 5. Quay.
1t is already freely stated both in
and out of the party that the caucus
has been fixed in advance for
Quay. because if Mr.. Grow should
be elected to the Senate, his colleague, J.
d. Cameron, will have to yield the leader
ship of the Pennsylvania Republicans to
him. On the other hand, Mr.. Quay will
be content to accept 4 subordinate position
and, keeping in the traces, allow the
younger Cameron to lead. According to the
programme Pennsylvania is to be deprived
of the services of distinguished and
able statesman like Mr.. Grow, a man of
eloquence and valuable ideas, one who as
speaker of the House of Representatives
in the critical period of the war of the Re-
bellion was firm in his duty and held
the country steady by his prompt de-
cision of all questions in the debates
of the House in favor Of preserv-
ing the Union and prosecuting the
war-this man is to be kept out of
the Senate in order to admit politician
whose demand for Il fat Philadelphia Of
flee has already strained the patience
of the party almost past en-
durance. We have no quarrel with Mr..
Quay, but in the prospect Of his attempt
to crowd Galusha a. Grow out OF the
United States senatorship we are forced to
sound a note of alarm and to express the
opinion that while Mr. Grow is in the field
Mr.. Quay can only be sent to the Senate
at the expense of the party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
AVERY INDIGNANT CLERGYMAN.
He Thinks He Is In Had ComDanv and Re
signs His Charge.

He Thinks He Is In Had Company and Re.
signs His Charge.
a correspondent writing from Baltimore.
says: Advices from POcOmOke City note a
curious sequel to the sensation caused q
fortnight ago by the scandalOus charges
brought by Mrs. Polk, against ex-
State Senator Aydelotte, of entering
her house during the absence Of
her husband. Aydelotte is a conspic-
!l.D nous pillar of the Presbyterian church.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown is an eloquent
speaker and popular pastor of the Presby-
terrain flock, having accepted a call from
the west to take the Pocomoke City
charge. The congregation has been yio-
lently aSltated by the charges against Ay-
delotte, and split is Threatened. On
Sunday the church was crowded. but in
place ola sermon the Rev. Mr.. Brown gave
from the pulpit a scathing diatribe de-
nouncinG Aydelotte and the whole COM
He came there, he said, supposin1
he was coming into 4 Christian, moral
community, but found himself anon. a
people without principle or morality, lost
to all seuSe of shame, rotten to the
core. He was ashamed to acknowledge
his residence there, and recently in Phila-
ielphia he could not acknowledge to Il
brother clergyman that he belonged to
Pocomoke. He ended by resisning his
'astorate, and the congregation dispersed
IL high dudgeon. The excitement through
'ut the county is intense.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-09
OVER THE OCEAN.
The Land Agitation in Ireland.

The Land Agitation i'll Ireland.
LONDON, Jan. "a conference of farm.
ers' clubs has been held at Mallow, Cork
county, to consider the land question.
Several members of Parliament were pres
ent, amongst them members for Cork,
who said the question was whether mil
lion people should live comfortably in
Ireland or be swept away to America.
Mr.. MackOnOchie's Tribulations.
The Bishop of London has signed letters
of request to the arches court, in fresh
suit against Rev. Alexander Mackonochie
of st. AIban's church. The new proceed
ings will be for deprivation of Mr.. Mack
onochie's rights of priesthood.
Philadeiphia's generosity Invoked.
PnLADELpIIA, Jan. 9.-Mayor Stoklcy
received a message from the lord mayor of
London today, asking relief for the Irish
Door.