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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
EASTWARD.

AUNo N0ilolhss'''' s.s 's' 's'..'s 80 tios x N
Connect at I.YKCHBURG with Virginia
Midland Railway to and from the North
and sonth.
B. At BURKEVIILE with Richmond and
panville Railroad for Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore and New York. Through
Car between Lynchburg and Richmond via
Burkeville.
At PETERSBURG with Richmond & Pc
tersburg Railroad for Richmond, andswith
Petersburg Road for Weldon and points
south Eait
At NORFOLK connection ~ made on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays with
0ld Dominion Steam ship Co. for New
York, leaving at 6 7. NJ. Straight aud
uound trip tickets at low rates.
Connect with Bay Lime daily, except Sun.
day, for Baltimore, rhiladelphi and new
York. .,n,t .....
RIeursion Tickets to Summer Resorts on
Va. 4 Tenn. Division, AMI First and Sec
aud Class Tickets to all prominent point
throughout the West and Seuth-West, on
sale At i.ynehbarg, Petersburg and Norfolk
jL.TFor further rariisularS, etc., address,
l.. o. BROWN, GEHl TEivELIoS AG'T.
... ...,... ,... Lynchburg, Va
N. n. OSBORNE, MASTER r TRANS.
Petersburg. Va
FRANK HUGEI, srT'r. TRANS.
.iI|.N '.t Lynchburg, Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Fancy Brocades for fall over
suitings at Anderson's.

The Debdte.-The debate between the
Marion and Bristol Societies came Off on
Friday night last, at Conway Hall. A
fine audience was in attendance. The
Question, Are the Sexes equal mentally ?
was discussed in very able manner by
the young gentlemen. The Marion boys
affirmed. The committee on decision
consisted of Rev. j. 4. Wallace, Maj,
b. &. Mcdowell, and Prof, G. {. Minor.
The negative came or victorious. The
participants from Marion were Mcssrs.
Il. II. Maury, A. s. Britton, Eugene u.
Jones, j. l., Thomas and G.. A. Cole;
aud from Bristol, McsSrs. j. A. Burrow,
W. Il. IIudgcns, r. j. Burrow, +. A.
Tilly and j. II. Burrow. We can say
for the Marion boys that their speeches
were fine and well appreciated, especial
~ by the ladies', The young men of our
country should be encouraged to form
Literary Societies and keep them up. II
viii not only be n source of pleasure,
but Of great profit.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Zephyr Shawls at
ANDERSON s
Varieties,

Archbishop Gibbons snys that he VIII
not be- able TO attend the Yorktown cclc-
brallon
During the recent very hot weather IN
London lee was luxury only to be OBJ
tailed by the rich.
The oldest son Of the King Of Greece,
George, Duke Of Sparta, u boy about ~
years of age, gives evidence Of cxtrnor'
binary literary abilities. .I
Uhite Ledd. Mircd Paints,
Paint Brushcs, oils, Nnrnlslcs, tolofr,
In abundance NJ city Drug Store, Ten.
ncssrp side,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
No human agency ran 40 spccdil,

No Human agency can 30 speedily
cleanse the blood, clear the complexion
nud akin. restore the hair and cure every
sprcics Of itching, scaly aud scrolulou'
humors Of the skin, scalp aud blood as
the Culicura Remedies.
CIenr hcnd and voice, easy breath
inn. swect breath, perfect smell, taste
and hearing, no cough, no distress. 49,
These are conditions brought about IN
entnrrh hy the use of Snnford's Radical
Jutc. Complete treatment Tor ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
All shades in zephyrs at
ANDERSON'S

PErtRsoS's MAGAZINE for October Is
unusually good, even for that inCompar-
able mdy's book. The steel engraving,
"Don't BE Scared" Is one Of exception
nj beauty; and 10 IL the colored, steel
fashion plate, with five, chulrnng-lOok-
ing, cXquisilely-drcsscd ladies'. There
nrc two colored patterns, with designs
for fans, u line Of decoration that Is now
all the rage, The historical noyclct,
"lhc News from Yorktown which
has attracted sO much attention, Is APP
proprialrly concluded In this number,
In time for The yorktown Centennial"
An the stories aud noyclcts, however,
ARE good IN fact, IN "rrlcrson," only
the best are given We cannot too often
refer to this magazine as altogether the
cheapest aud best Of It's Kind, Where
only one h taken, Peterson should be
the one, for II ILLS more wants than any
other, The terms are but two dollars
d year, Great deductions are made TO
clubs, amt handsome premiums are giren
10 persons forgetting up Clubs, among them
a beautifully bound photograph album
IN short, the inducements Of every Kind
ARE unprecedented. Specimens VIII be
sent, gratis, 70 persons wishing TO get
up clubs Address, for TILE purpose, OF
for subscribing, tnAs. j. PETERSON, JOG
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, ia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Steam Boiler for Sale.

I dcsic to sell my steam boiler and
necessary nxiurcs now In Brown
Bros. Carriage establishment IN Good
son. PerHons desiring bargain viii
either address Inc or call ou I. G. fUw.
Ter nj the office Of the bristol Ne'eA--
In. bdlpr Il new aud IN good condition,
JOlIN OILER,
.pb 1. lsa,,tf Abingdon. Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Fall trimmings of all kinds
at ANDERSON'S.

GOodson Naio Acddemy,-Attention Is
called to the advertisement of Prof. Mi
nor's school. His sister, Mrs. Colbert
will assist him. Prof Minor has made
reputation us an educator aud deserves
the hearty support Of our citizens.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Wanted.

A situation, by j. II, Everett, who Il
Il sober, honest, energetic, business MAJ
n salesman. Can influence considerable
town and country trade, win accept
II situation as travelling or local sales
man In any business house IN this or any
other town. Moderate wages until val.
TIC of services Is known, Reference
from best men Of Bristol-Goodson, Va
and Tenn. aug21.tG
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Iooi Ioal

Muster Lofts 4. Marsh has gone into
tic'he business and will nj once supply
the people Of Bristol With n inc mnni-
lacturcd article Of lee ~ ~ cents per
pound delivered promptly Ut the houses
Of lis Customer,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Bargains in carpet at
ANDERS0N'S,
Married.

MASSENGILL--SBN FIX Err Al
the residence Of the brides father, Mr.
WIN. seneker, an the Rccdy Creed Road
Sullivan co., Tenn, Tuesday the 3Oth Of
August, by Rev VIM. Wolfood, Mr.
VIM. q. Il. Masscngill, son of Henry
Masscnglll, Esq, to Miss Fannie Scne.
I,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
THE CONSOLIDATED RAILWAY EXPRESS,

or tho Norfolk 4 Western Railroad, ~
prepared . rough ITS connections. to do the
Express inebs to MI points in tho Unit
I'd States Special inducements offered
10 aud from Baltimore and all points
on Norfolk d Western n. II. Close
connection At Norfolk with Steamer and
from Baltimore Daily. except Sundays.
". 4. CARPENTER, Manager.
... Lynchburg Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Sec advertisement of T., o. Niukcry
for Agents IN another column. Nj,
Nlckcry Is mayorof the city Of Augusta,
Maine, which Il u sure guarantee that
all will be- fairly dealt With.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
To Real Estate Owners.

have opened an agency for the snlc
of real estate, and have already made
several important sales. Parties wish
ing sales of town property or of farms in
the country, can apply to me ut the Nc'rS
Office. Heretofore there has been no
point at which an inquirer could fluid oNt
what could be had in the way of land or
town property. propose that hcrcol-
ter all such shall call ut this office and
learn who wish TO sell, whpt they viii
sell, and what at '-1
!. G. FOWLER,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

George Ferguson, colorcd, near the
Thomas House, Is running ilrst-closs
barber shop. lie Is coulte'o sand polite,
and always. ready to serve his patrons.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Largest stock ofSchool books
ever brought to Bristol now at
], L. Kings Book Store
anglB'l a.,
DandriHugo

Positively cradicales Dandruni arrests
falling out Of hair, stimulates new
growth. the finest hair dressing IN the
world at CITY Drug store
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
border Fam.

From the general outlook or Border
Fair will be one Of the grandcst cxhlbl-
,Ions ever given In Southwest Va, or
East Tenn. We would advise MI not to
miss Il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
GoodSon Male Academy
First floor Ninsonl0 Ilnlil

First Floor Masonic HALE .
would respectfully announce that
dOODSON MALE ACADEMY rs
now open. 1wlll b. assisted by my
sister Mrs. n Is. Colbert. Ooodson
achonra will have benefit Of public
fund the FIRST five months, commoDc.
Ing Sept. 0 The usual feD OF seventy.
Ave cents for contingencies Ia required
or each scholar on entrance.
Respectfully,
sept q, 'itf C1lAB. G. MINOR F.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
AlcW advertisements.

NORTHERN TEXAS offers Erentcr attractions hi
w way 4 good, oh ny lNuds,, healthy county,
mild climate. Rbnudmcc uG timber and water, dl
vcrsily Of products, Than any othNr region NOW
open to scitlom't In this RAPIDLY developing
section, the Texas & Pacific Railway lOs i" opera
ton over 500 miles NJ ron d, along which arc to bo
had, at low prcos Nrd on Easy tcinw, millions ~
acres or good and cheap Railroad and loverninom
lands, but recently oponcd for foltlomert, For
circulars and maps giving truthful information,
\ =. Railway, Marshall, Tcxasrur,N
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
E. TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. R. R.
Our Agents

Tho following gentlemen will act M
our Agents, and are authorized to pro,
caro- and receipt for subscriptions and
other business In our name.
Taxewell &. II. Va, II G. Anderson
Lebanon, Va, Capt. J. w. Nc
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Painless Eye Jydter!

The best on the market, relieves at
once, cures in0amed eyes in q few hours,
gives no pain--at City Drug Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Connect At PETERSBURG With Richmond l. Pc.
tsrshurgR r. for Richmond aud tho N forth and
Springs on the line OF Chesapeake Ohio II. X.
RJRKEvILLE cosnect with Riehmend and
Dinville x, X. to aud from the South.
LYNcHBURG with Virginia Midland Rail.
way TO and from the South and North.
A. BRISTOL with East Tenn, Va. Il Ga. Rail-
ROAD for all rci0ts South and South. West,
Mo- has Through Sisepsrs from Washing ton
80 New orleans via Knoxville aud Atlanta.
No. has Sleeper between Lynchburg aud KAox
VILE,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Or. J. A. Dlcksy, at City Drug store
Keeps the largest stock and sells the best
bargains. Cali and zee for yourselves.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF viRG MAJ
n,nhmnnh ~. .-N-n II

.... un N"hn"'Nt '"'pY ~
Regular Session bcefpt Oct lst and cogCtln, Aeqy,-
ON tho Elementary niandhes ut tbs closo 81 Wa
session. Final Examination on tho Practical
Branches Mt the end OK SeCoHd ScEAinn, Fyi,0
months Coiitgidit instruction hNly EXnminn.
Iu,ple opportunities fdr CfdldRli Study and Pmc
teal Anatomy. Fees for the whole Course,
tI25. Pnr announcement az rnrtlo nIars address
J. y McGAw, NJ, D., Iran Richmond, Na.rr,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

June II, 1881, wr.
, 1881-05-09

fame, a pungcnt, odor arising thcrcfton.
rio mon presented n strange, weird appear.
at,cc. As thoy fed ule. tian,es !,!,ey .muttcte'l
t0w tncantat,oss like thoe Witches ~ "S@nc. @
particular meaning or Significance Ut the
ceremony tllcy refused tu dfvil!ge further
tlintt to say TINT they wcro mount to keep
evil RpfrftS away.
THEIR acitons wore watched, with tho grcat..
cat interest by tho ltev. Mt. f}rrRF. M well
Mt by tho ottlcr spcelators, INCLUDING also
been, attraoted to tlle fpot 70 witness tllo
UrowlfnK around tho grave comItl bo seon
REPRESENTATIVES Of tho African, Monroflnn,
mid Caucasian rnees, together With several
subdivisions ot Tho iattcr-na,nely,: A,neri.
cana. uornans. Irish, al,d one Kusafan. i.vy
tribute Of respect 10 tte nlen'ory OF the &C.
pnrtttl, prepared to return to their respective
homes. tVhilo his co,,ntrymen were willing
Glt0ugli that !lo should receive tile benefits Of
a Christian burial, tics. woul.l mt b.! con-
tent II tlley lid not hnllow Ills remains by
performing ttle1r own particular cgrnntn1lles
aver Ills grave. ti'hus did Lilo disciples 0f
tile snltl Of the departed Chlnaiilan aud iii
assisting Mt hts ubseuttles.
, 1881-05-09

5psttas Dispassh 10 1hs Chicago 1HkaA&
nuyrAlo, N. T., May a.--ArEiycd-tropollers
1amcs uAvidson md II. l.. WorthtnRtOu;
schooner 0xartta grain. Detroit; sohoonors UoIle
Mitchell ard 0atlatin, grain. Chicago.
Ccarod-rropollern T. ". Palmer, coal;
China: schooner Oxarlta, coal. Duluth: pro-
psllors Araxas Noy9s, Chicago. r!ytao,sth Ii Ivy
@ igIy 4ya T"sq ss onor II ,3v qss eoS xtI csuxo
epeaas srxs;;io &. !Ssy sSs iless' A.; ;!; II:
hua6els eort,. Up 20 thls !nto !ast season xrH!n
rpc0lpts wor9 lt:1lsalo bushels. and thus: ~, yf
S4r Ts9 5t Ff shxS eS1S a. n osrvs
'ers %so Nv Wasash sSas Limo propeller russell ssx
espsay, oSa1aas y Nd f 10 aay to' e
part Of noxt wcok. A. soon ~ shs 70 out Or tho
S o1 Ssp9y 4on 1ss ssxs . s
steabass M ri Canpsay It w 10 f.et ovos II
sss g ,oso u 'sSs soas SSs q ffeisst. ''" '''
spstta! nt,paseh to N. cnteaso 1rse.4ns.
1sI1 Rxo ~. s; !s.sks; sslxs: sx"Hss s*s an
:sss :ssssse;: S%ass! Sss%;a Soq,sssst, 3$sS I
litvetia, Cossaok. Il. N. Ho1ye, Muntor, and
| liobuk0n; tuK sa.anor With hasxcs, 4n4 tl1o
Esxa a wa ia S%fx
| .AryIvol-TuE Coleman With setooaur ,Ngtlic
neidtnston, Sahooness William Homo and L. H.
Win Wind southeast
ra,.sa aow-rsope|lo15s commoao1o 9 3,!,ns ana
.d esas 5spss1 s5pss as aa fSs SsS
Mary Mills. Iionry. Howard alA barges, lrln,ll;;
st!9 and earKSs uSr9n oy Mssy d r5,"sie .,tia Gna
schooner Wsnd tho Wavos tug MoIlIo Speueos
| KscANAnA+
s,seta@ DttpdttA to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
| Es{jANAHA, Mtck., May 7,-OtuGrtAl to-day
, 1881-05-09
IsOfkT OF CHICAGO.
A5{tify4tS.


Prop H. q. nr1ttaln. White 1.okc, sundrica.
prol, Albert Hop8r. Muskcgun, lumber.
IruG Gourgo Dnnbar, s{uskcEun, luaibor.
prup IeinPest, White Laku. sat1rioa.
prDp Swallow, Whlio Lake. lunlbsr.
l'rop q. Z, l,,rruuahs. Atnske9ou, ,sandr!cs.
I'rui, L. Il. Vhblnp psoh, hIuskexuta, lumber.
l'rop 2: q williams. saugNtuek. lumoor.
Srhr 1hd TIuInRs. SturkUull Hay. railway tica.
Echr ltncknway, Muskreut!. l1,tnber.
sctr l,ligrtH., ln!cy's fiafbur, railway tics.
sshr lSrtts Gsk%s i h"nee1op yGT ,ca
Hohr u. y. Mooro. fentwhtcr* lutntsat.
Huhr Gladiator. MttskeGun. luntler.
gchr Af.ry =. Cook. linsnlin,, lunabcr.
sssf ssf aronsek s s1ss fMssesr Ma:ses uSas lasSer
Buhr lioeH yallc. rcntwHter, lti!nhor.
achr L. j. King. Anhkcxau. wootl. -x
soAF r: Y. Avery. Wnfiet!sa l'ay, ccdar posfa.
so6r j. II. 1iiii, Whits LnKe, faiiwny ties.
Hchr Hrluit, Ahitapoe. rNilwAyttcs
hthr ltalnhow, Grssnd fIavcn: lumber.
rrnp Fayette, alnuistee, lumbut..
Prop Amin Smith, saadlIsky, coal y,
Prop Albert Miller. Mar ,atee, lumber. 49,"
Prop Lotiis Gilbert. aanatoo, lumnor.
sohr houbot Dow,l. sandusky, coal.
fsot,r F. II. stoekhridxu, Lnltngton, lumber.
Schr Ctar4t. LiidinRt0il, lltnbur
schr Louso Mcdonald, Ahrapoe, raitrPad ties.
sShr sshr HsweRa sSaq Mastes Maaskes3 nmbsr 9aesf
Actual 9A1LlN0s. ...
Prop Nov York. New York, 5000 bu oats, LOO
Rnoks oil rnko.
Prop II. urph. Montague. Hight.
rrop 9ran!ss stato shcBoyxan, light
Prop Ja!nes ftsk. Jr'' nurRio, n,9o bu wheat
schr iiortha iatnos Port Huron, ., 100 bu corn.
Echr 1tunters White Lnku. light.
Schr htnine. Auntnguc, light.
GEE sehr T. :1 x. deosssi' u sx nalfso, 81 wheat
, 1881-05-09
CHICAGO MONDAY, MAY o. 1ss1--TEN

with their cyes 6pen, and with he fact that
them from tito very books upon which, they
wets Obliged 10 make every oEa 0f t1esA en-
tE1rN. without .AIofl' indnoempnts from the
pnrtlts whnm they we're serving, as not only
utterly prccllltuH any idea that siiCh gntrfas
WIRE ftlatlh III Eootl taltti bnt n,Rke It rsa.
a0nnbly certain TINT tho parties arc, to say
the least, cntirely unleserving tho sympathy
OF good inen, :,
, 1881-05-09

THE wE1LAN1, CANAL.

TIE WELIAND CANAL.
Soeefal Dt.pateh to 1as Chicago Tf3tprA
Br. cAritARrxrs. btay ft-Thc Jouf7lal ea5s.
"ft Is claimed by tho enHinoerA Of tho Wetland
Cnnat that tho hotlon Of tho a1uodutt at Wei.
land IL now on tho sante t5sef al tho mttro's OF
tho old entrnnoo-tock at Port coIbornc. The
statamsnt hos bcsn pnt Sofrard-npparent1y.
however. frotn somo Irresponsible sourcc-thas
tho enlarged cnannstof tha canal cnt. After July
next, pass vcsse!s drAwip8 twelve feet Of water.
tho exploitation of. rehitslps this ,lnng-deslred
hope will, wo fear, be doomed IL bitt0F Atsap-
r9 ss mn = 'hosHs fssH
{Fort tols,orneh we lind that tho average depth
IL June, ls57, wss Twelve feet Flight eisht
neSs ineiss ts:s t~elva ioo. tour ana hais Inches;
lSHl, twoIvn faot eight inuhcs. IN tho months Of
Aughst, BoptemhGr. Octobos. and Novetnbor.
feop elght tnchos. eioven foot ten INCHES e!syan Yen
fcet two inches, eleven ieot i've inches. Ino
anne motes !n is1s Ts 'ad II soosde dat at t!ss aSt
s. ID f'is iS 70 III ed recotded ,ea eosan
e Ses o ror e1s 5 ssvss se ye es g.
havo shov,, sufficient 10 provo that twclyc feet
navigsuon ID not to ts depended on In tho We'll
!i,lot 1t Welland .ls coustraoted: Every day
assed 5 - .ss ,ss ,sssSaaisy: insssS, .po ch!s.
back stratcgicaliy from this position. and nnw
50 fHr ~ this fmportant link Of !-cotnsnUnl-
cation ii concFt,ci. From this position ho must
ltO driven and 10 made to understand thai tho
canal II, intended for tho present generation,
and mot for postority exclusively. Until tho
completion Of tho aquoluot, We repent, tw0ivo-
foot navigation In Ito canal Is uut Of tho Ques.
fion. It mny be posatblo At slues for q vessel
drawing twolvo foot Of water to pass through
tho whuo ltnp ut tho chnal; but such voyages
like tho pn,sutaes Of tho onKlnerra IN connection
With thts whulc work, carnot be depcndcd On
ny these Interested 1T tho question or cheat
transportation. Lake Ertn level ought not 10 Dc
tIupunlnnt OH the winds and tho wavos,"
, 1881-05-09
..4a,,tA1,1.AT10N.

r.. oGnEL, PASTOR OF TNR
rat REV. wEsrM1NsrER cffulsoH'
49,, r. G. Oggc', fornicrly y OF kanKa-
fhe hes. s'.oster,Iay afternoon at 4:M O'Clock
to, w. - nnstor Of tic Westminster Pros
p,'allea t,n,,rcl. ~ corner OF PEORIA md Jack
b}tedan ."' The church waa fairly ttlled
sen stfceIi. i,,,orcstcti congregation, md tllo
Win al. al enlarged for thu occaslon.
ea0r Was Ws..i"e. wcro opcneti b. tho Rev. DR..
Ine W. ,sl,o Inferred UP q brlct and llll-
1FozFall' ,rarer. va" after which thu conRrcgn-
press'See, p, in s.nglnx tho seventh hymn,
tion on'Mu '',,, "11ow picasant, ',ow .Isvtneiy
commencing nav. l)r. Worral1 rua,l tho l,lst
fdt;" af,ar I.u 'whicl, tho lsoy: Dr. Kfttrotlse
rsaltr, az. .r,rrr. Thu tRENl hymn was tllel
oatteo VI ,I,e ciot anu congregation.
tang " -rail M announced that ~ ulorn whllltl
VI. Msn,,ing service tho Msiia. nss,tt!siS COY,
pe ..ion ~ wUIl be tKem Mp, ~ o,,.s;e,,,ta MG ~
present Mt,s was ,tt Feaiize.
AhsaGfsso fsu"1 I]T, KItsrclgo Then preached tilo
Tue l!es, snrI,,u1l tnkinB hts tuxt from tho
varse OF The ninety-llrst PSALM, as fol-
lows: -,,.,, r., tho sncrct u1aco Of tho
,,e ae 1,Iaa MI sh ab!.lc under lilo snAao" OF tho
Almlahi5. ,.,a ~ .,,o aorr,on fin 1,nv.
al Attgn..aii ~ in tIlu absence OF tho Rev. Mr..
u. M?tts5 ehs Moderator Ut thls rrcsbytory, pro-
SsSl y hs ;SsfS@Spelo sv @ osas asi'ss sstaS e "
heS m r., md aeciieI tuNe all tla iiitarragato,
y w. ~" RIA usual questions Wofo t!oii nskotl
ts' s WIZ aeaiesse by Sycr rals!nE !
tho ''xn' H. tt".el Il was .ieciarcI tho duly ill.,
Es'i l:s'io,i m,a uas;,5r Usf sof tic CHURCH.
H. kz "A 81 e. sFrM 5 M s'xSsss Wsst ths s sarss shafs
70 70 ths a,ts; c;otnGrcgaton t mn! people.
~ sIyW yWSurtali adjnrrd The new pastor to take
n isss s,;E s ,e he l i'ss is a sea St t. Doe b.
p!na 't"n w. s,,is cft to his cnrc. lie should
- TT Tie w R1eat work Of tie Shepherd, the Lord
Jesus thFist. .,, .,a .,.,
A. lhe +! iIh: hcaI ti,n words OF the sermon and
n.setice ni thnnl. lie urged them to zen1 atlt
M ~ thas ad i; tfir , 1stGr rsns n @9k'HG 'aG
9s IT, ei t@a I'ytp;, was then sung, l,i nfter thu
h.enedIclion .s was pronounced tho new psstoi
1nsc"iyeI naJ the members Of tic congregation.
, 1881-05-09

with Nosauuco, Glasgow .and taraess
sohooaofs a. !. Norey, 4. lla9nh.
n; s...! .Ca%9ioes, K,H'S, A',:,,, i; 1oar'
Kont, Lyman Casey, X Norwood. o. H. Burton.
NaKtra. Southwest. r. Jones, j. N. Carter. John
Bchiistau. tshpnmtnx, o. N. non+ J. q: Richards.
forth.
Dnwu-psopelura Vanderbilt, otoeola. Opu1-
Wnvesly, CufIa, T. Ptindav!lle and barEn1, Isolla
truss Hnd barara; ssoatnot roArl. tug a. J.
Gmtth and b4rFn4: eof1uonor Adventure.
Wind southt brisk. weather hno.
s''"'' r3Kr COt.RoNNE.
dpsata1 ptapateA Ia IAA UAteaea 7stbenA
POtvr COtB0tNE May B..Tho schooner Oliver
Muwut, from Chicago with corn, arrived tht9
morning at the elevator, to unload.
, 1881-05-09

Oalnbetta tlropps4 round to 700 President
qr0yy tho other ovon;ug, and when h9 was le.'v"
Ing tho h,usv nV ln4ulrUds .....
M. Ur6vy. cat oa-lnu yous 0tes Gil sav9nr da
scfutln do lftt1 es 49rF
co snit,"
"Alnrs, 9usiqu' autrc auir7'
"uun sVlr,"
Au4 ia lii cat III s'tcla!salt dehost)*
, 1881-05-09

anil THO t.st' ,%ot St tS ,ssa ssslpsv'Tesn psv' s1.
1pia III In foilsechi, ~ Character. Tho Chsiatlan
H. Hi n The .naea iia."a 10 cltango moral evil to
iftsto ,PPt,r. Pt%ro'STh Tint IL tic PURPOSE OF Tho
glo!,a1I q ol!,1I,sn rclIEtott
, 1881-05-09

MIS11AF8s
HisoKH THE AIM r0'ilEh LINK
Bpeetdl Dt1pdteh to The Ca1eaoo 1ftbr.ns-
CLEVELAND. May 8.-rhc stpam bargo E. q.
Halo loft this morning fur Esoauaba. Whom
nltout thirty mtos from hero this arm TO her
link broke. After pntohinR up tho machinery
she steamed aloTiy back tn Cleveland. Sns will
prtbabiy lenve aEalt: tomorrow.
LOST tIEM JthHoOM.
spsesdt Nspotes 10 Tia Chteato Ts+o9a4
POltT CDLUoRxu. Ont. May 8.-Tho schooner
Emerald lost her ltbbooM BY ruullnR With tho TUT
In conling III here. 4 new one has replaced tho
Inst one, aud she sails for Lake Superior TO-
night.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Czar was most enthusiastically well comed at Moscow.
 The fine harvest prospects have raised prices of Russian government stocks.
 The Boy intends trying to raise loan of e5O, 900 to cover the expenses of an expedi- tion to the interior.
 An official announcement for the French elections on August Fist has been promulgat- ed. The press condemn the early date.
 Real l.. Chauquard, Frenchman aged 40, was arrested yesterday at Chicago and held in $2, ,OOO bail charged with rihing letters while acting as a letter carrier.
 The French Chamber of Deputies closed yesterday. M. Gambetta in his address to the members acknowledged their assistance in conducting the business of the country.
 The Sultan wishing to show clemency has decreed that all the prisoners sentenced to exile for the murder of ex-Sultan Abdul Aziz can take with them their wives and families. Midhat Pasha will go to Rhodes.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, Bostons 10, Troys 3 at Providence, Providence g, Worcesters 6 at Detroit, Detroits 9, Buff falos 8; at Chicago, Clevelands 6, Chicagos 8; at New York, Veterans 6, Metropolitans B.
 Maud S. made an attempt, Thursday, at Belmont Park, Pa, in the presence of over 10, GOO people, to beat her previous record of 2:1O3, but failing in this made the fastest three consecutive heats ever trotted by any horse in the world, 2:13, 2:134 and 2:l23. Previous to this feat there was race for horses of the 2:25 class, which Belle Oak ley won with Grey Chief second. Best time 2:264