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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

WELLINGTON, Kas, March 1.-THE
south Methodist conference has decided
to hold its annual meeting at Burling-
ton, Coffee county. Large numbers of
people from the surrounding country
and adjoining towns came IN to hear
Bishop Hurst preach yesterday. The
trials of Rev. d. P. Mitchell and Rev.
Allen Buckner began Saturday at p.
m. The case against Buckner was dis
missed because of forty-nine discrepan-
cIes between the original charges and
the copy furnished the defendant.
Mitchell's trial is still in progress.
The defense was offered tonight 1t is
not probable that verdict will be given
tomorrow. Five hundred and thirty
five dollars were raised in the conference
this evening to pay off mortgage on
the farm belonging to the widow of Rev.
Sheldon Parker, of Elk City. The con-
ference will probably adjourn to-mor-
row noon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-11
soUrH KANSAS CoNrERrNcE.
Adjournment OF the COnGerenee-ClOa-
Ing Business OF the Session, etc.
FOIJRTH DAY.
WELLTNerON, KS, March 8.

!, 1
WELLINGTON, Ks, March 8.
Devotional exercises conducted by L
S. Ashbaugh. Special committees on
the trials were announced. J. T. Hanna
is the chairman of the Mitchell com.
mittee, and W. H. Cline of the Buckner
committee
G. W. Kanavel was chaHeed from su-
p.rnumerary to effective A. X. John
son was granted a supernumerary re-
Iation.
elected to deacon's orders: J. c. Rodg-
ers, VIM. c. Stokes, w. r. Rolingson,
A. T. Davis. Last year an exceedingly
large class were admitted on trial, and
this morning nineteen of them were
passed TO class of second year and few
discontinued.
The following were elected to elders
orders: s. W. Richards, Nelson A Ba-
ker, p. F. Jones, IL. Watt, n. L. Gates,
j. w. Cain, Fl. Clifford, b. F. Wonder,
w. H. Rose and Alpheus 8. Freed.
J. w. Haneher and J. NJ. Archer were
elected to deacons' orders.
James Scoyille was transferred from
the Austin conference.
| DR.. Stowe, of the Book Concern, made
an address ON our publishing interests,
showing the plan of the book committee
to cheaper publications, and to make 8
dividend of profits for the aid of super
animated preachers. Prest. Sweet, of
Baker University, also addressed the
conference.
Last night our annual educational
meeting was held and addressed by Mr.
Fry, of st. Louis, J. Kirby and E. w.
Cunningham, of Emporia, and Prot.
Graham of Baker University. Yester-
day afternoon the Women's Foreign
Missionary society held Its anniversary,
and fine addresses were made by num-
Der of ladies. C.
| FIFTH DAY.
WELLINGTON, Kan, March 7, 1881.
Yesterday Sunday was a good day.
Bishop Hurst preached very acccptably
in the morning at the NJ. E. church.
Wellington is not very well supplied
| with churches. We have a fine brick
church and the Presbyterians also have
a good church. The Baptists worship
in a hall. All these preaching places
were occupied yesterday. 1t is justice
to say the finest choir have seen in
Kansas they have in the NJ. E. church
here. 1t is led by Mr.. G. F. Hargis.
AT the morning service eight persons
were ordained deacons, and in the eyen-
ing ten were ordained elders.
To-day's session has been taken up in
routine business.
Emphatic temperance resolutions were
adopted endorsing the amendment and
the new temperance law.
A state camp-meeting committee was
appointed.
A committee OF three were appointed
to confer with like committee of the
Kansas conference 10 arrange for new
conference in the western part of the
state, TO report at the next session of the
conference.
Thirteen members were received on
trial in the conference. Most of the
committees reported. C.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CLOSING DAY OF
THE SESSION.


WELLINGTON, March 8.
The South Kansas Conference of the
NJ. E. church closed its annual session
to-day at 8 p. m.
The case of especial interest was the
hearing of the report of the select COM
mittee of fifteen in the case of D. p.
Mitchell. A sealed report was put in
the hands of the secretary, which, at
about ii was opened and read. Some OF
the charges were sustained and some not
sustained and the verdict was "He shall
be suspended from the work of the min
istry for one year." From the decision
he announced that he should take an ap-
peal. The status of the case is this: 1t
has been tried by a select committee OF
| fifteen careful men of the conference
Their report to the conference is final
so far as the conference action is con.
cerned.
An appeal goes to court of appeals,
composed of the 'trIers of appeals" from
three conferences, such as shall be
designated by the bishop. These triers
of appeals are seven in number in each
conference At this court one OF the
bishops shall preside. The case will go
to that court, probably, in few weeks
An interesting feature of the meeting
of conference on Monday evening was,
as is usual at conferences, collection.
1t was announced that the farm Of wild.
ow Parker, widow of the late S. Par.
ker, superannuate of the confer.
erce, was encountered to the amount
of $500, due about a year hence
4 subscription and collection was taken
amounting to $500, and committee ap-
pointed to take charge of all funds, and
on lifting of mortgage to put it in hands
of Preachers Aid society, so that it might
be ever safe from circumference.
Bishop Hurst has won the love and es.
TEEN of all by his kindly ways and Ia
bors among US.
1 append list of appointments of En-
poria district, and in addition announce
that your old friend, B. Kelly, goes to
Wichita.
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NAL building bonds, $500; water
works bonds, $50, 900; water works bonds,
$4,000; total, $7O,S0O. These bonds
draw Z per cent.interest, or an an
nual interest of 1886. There is also
outstanding scrip as follows: On gen.
eral fund, S4,475.39; on water
works fund, $2,472O5; total. Se,94744.
A portion only of this scrip
is drawing interest, but for the purpose
of this article and to be on the safe side
we will figure that it all draws per
cent interest or an annual interest of
$626.51. The regular running expenses
Of the city tor one month are divided
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Mas. NJ. II. BUCK, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-07-16
HHxq NARY mr..
TTT4sCISSOR

A water>pout-A temperance lt,usre.
Next toa clear conscience. fer solid com-
fort, give IA an ensy eoot
Mot aAy man can make himsc.; smart
BY pouring vinegar on % cat finger.
We wouldn't care to Re tbe p%-et,iest girl
alive. We'd rather be next 70 he'.
Why IS a rosebud like a Promissary no,c.
Because il mature By falling dew.
It is an extraordinary fsct the, those who
get to high words generally use very lo"
language.
To the average mar marriage without C.
baby boy is like "a good cigar ~ith no
match to light it with
The man who can see sermons in run
uing brooks is most apt % go and look io-
then on Stndoys when trout are biting.
The latest attemp, Co raise rooney that We
near OF Is by a fellow who uicdtopawn t9e
silent watches Of the night
The Dake Of Sutherland says the funni-
est thing he has seen I'M tins cocntry was an
American fop aping an English cocSney'
SIX pa the product of a worm. A worm
Is good for bait; therefore % have good luck
while fishing go accompanied 10y q silk
yirt,s.
A subscriber wants 90 know "why tca
stores are painted red. 4rorahv ccc1tSo
,he prOprictOys OF these stores employ men
TO paint chem that color.
Don't know auy thing about the endura-
ale collars OF the good Old tiHa hut We
have q very vivid recollection of the sub
s~tautial cuffs we used 90 get.
Eject of the revised version A ba,hful
Young clergyman ri>ipgto Trcsch rrnoun-
oed MS text I'm this: And Immediately the
yocx wept and Peter crew bitterly
The following toast was given 40 @ Con-
cord cattle show in 1916: old bachelors
Like sour cider. they grow Tore Grabbed the
loneC. thcy are kept and when they see %
little mothcr, t1cy turn 90 Yincgarat once.
FLORAL transmuts.ious Sbc was g daisy.
hut she put her little French-hec.cdsh Shoe oa
"a banana peel, and ia a flash was transform
cd into o lady slipper, and she arose elush-
ing like q Peory
"Nour mind IS in % twilight state, OBJ
served the good man.. d" Nou cannot dii,r-
cntiate the grains Of mistrust from the mol
ecules Of q reasonable confidence. Noo a.c
travelling the border land. the frontier be-
tween the paradise OF faith an3 the Ar-ic
regions of incfciulity. You are an agnes
tic." "Diyil o bit, said Pat, with mingled
amaucmcnt and Indignation. I'm 20 Dlur
mycrst, every inch ONE.
\ yeBBg German was once pressing ms
suit. and IN the midst OF his arior question
cd the object % bis choice %, O. her posi-
Die financial future. II have heard. hc
said. " that Your good father own, two large
estates I'm Silesia.' d" Yes, va> the naive
reply. aud be WIS more iR P0merania.
The suitor hesitated = moment as thought
catch bis breath, and then falling on his
kA0s and looking the Young lady implor-
iag!y ia me tase. De cried 0ut And can
you. ny darling, doabt my affection under
esch ~Circjln4,auCps
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--. chat O. Frcuchman has got @ pat
rnt t9r canpel energy observed Mr..
S~oooeadyk& ss she picked up 81 lot 90 cut
steel beads on needle and began sowing
them on meJallions fr dr,~s trimming.
Co.'s WHAT iutcrrogatei Mr.. Sp,op-
cndskc, who WA, backing his boots.
Yes. lie Saws he can put strength up
In bundles and send 10 anywhere, 50 they
can run ships aud thIues without steam.
he sent ever Sd much over 90 Scotland
What circus bill have You been read-
iug rCV 2' inquired NJ. >p0opeudykc.
glaring at his wife.
Its So. she replied, Cd saw i. In the
papers. lie does 10 up like preserves, and
it lasts ever SD long, and rs just as fresh
and strong when they open 10 Is IL was no
first"
Who puts It up Who're you talking
about
a Frencbmo1 he rc.s O. Dee c,
strength and fixes il with electricity and
YOU can buy 10 anywhere. I'm going to s.t
some and take il. TN be- Just as good SIS
going in the country, and maybe i'm help
lny headaches. suppose the Government
Will buy q lot Of 10 for tramps.
d" You gone crazy again demanded Nr.
".INNkMLAAI ~. w MMA m . q ANNNN 90 INN
Ting strength in boxes? Think energy Is
some kind of % dod g,-t,d fish, Spose
you can put main strength zap in bottles
ike q shrimp. II you're going Co ryal
Hhy don't you read straight
Why, did. lie has some kind oi q
machine and Boz makes energy SD that 10 viii
last, and then he soldiers 10 up in tins, or
something. SOP you can keep 10 in thc house.
I'm going Oh have some to 10 the washing.
poc- if strengthen up the mind Of %
doi gastcl idiot b.lrttd Mr.. ~poopcn-
dyke. Cautit make "a Spo2PeudySe WOO
man talk sense
The paper diln', say bat ifit e. al
they claim for IL. it viii De- 70 great help Don
housekeeping and moving the step LADDER
around when YOU want to hang picturts
And then 10 SAVES boiling beef tcl. Oh.
You ought to read about b.. They say it,
the greatest invention OF the age.
Dye mean '0 tcll mc -ha, they're SELF
iug muscle by thc kce3 Want ne to nm
der-tand thnt some frog-eater D. keeping
industry On juu-ht' Think Ina au t-,
That's what tho Eaq. says r|coiu,i
Mrs. SPoopendy 81, with % womaus implicit
reliance ou aus thiug Zoo print. Amt they
can make 1t iu amy quantity cheap -o We
can have aIl $500 want. | wish you'd cyt
some right OBJ. aud Won try 10 Oh che Fei-
DAYS sweeping
Quit" huulcl Mr.. ~-poopeuJvkc.
stop making ln idiot a-y ium 90 Yourself,
-'pOse you can max, mc blieye that house
cleaning comes boz Jugs. Think I'm going
t1 bliCve that % weeks wash comes iu %
box. like pills prsps you SAINT mc to
fhink that v.ttr I.l r4-faI lfuN wrIl rr.
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NN ~ 7 fltf ~ NfA.NHN H" |ff.N HNLH'H ".
W Jan. o.. ISL. LrTlTT NC0.
HEADQUARTERS FOE STOVES Wcan
! NOW rcrciyir-a fan stock Of iarlur Din
iur Eoom. Office and Chamber Stove also th'
celebrated STIR to,' Slngcs |ny slows nni
in stock viii De- furnished oI short rnlirc. No
nut uY every Stove 81 e.I ara gi aruutm $500.
faction. Iii,D lon. Il hl GtiL4NtR
HOLIiEE SUES llGr.pI ffE ppi BIZ
N HEATER. improves l,r .rt For 1ic JOS
prKE@ GAiLfu.t. Agents
900 LARD CNNa. stoyc 1ipt ,D' ilbot- al
( e'as e''oc' Ittr Iin, -ta, t|arls lur -ll'
hg DIXIE GtLiAlIEE
~ COILS Jui, and Sicl Foilrr farn fnr
~ s1jc TOYS hy DUNE EAitAIIEE
GAISAGESrUFrElts AND fanerr Grinder
- also Combined Siuilrf afl lald lfr ir
sale JOY DUKES oAlLAlitt
G0AL IloUS, shofo,s. rin i'e~ elrit,I
X and rouee. t1r sale u}.
oct. %. is-p. DUKE CALl-tiile. .
NWANEEE SETS. Tin Brcal Ep1' u
= Cake Boxes, knil, li,ye, lanterns tai,
Pans and Mouid. for -ilc hg
DIXIE CiLIAute.
BNNETtBlH ami Pocket cri1crv. sri-r
j CbiJs Walters, arI Iiu.r l.- thritnf
Gifts. for sale by DthE& Ntil.NitN
Nocuh ROOT NtIs. 'nltFr f.9 r-leo
y PUMPS. Var. Hamper naiot i-tnl im.
lc.. fur 500, hy DUKE GittAiitE
GiO0E STOVES. TN rlac 5toy,, co'i
= Stoves. loi sli. hy
Dee. Is. l,-o. DUEE& GAitAIEf
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Phoenix Carriage Works
lsArssiE1II sIIoI'.

FTAYiNG rrmogri mr barber ShnP io is
Room formally occupirl by g.. T.. hennel
nrst ~ Carter l%lousc. J Wiii De glad 'o src ai %
NV nli customers AID many ncu nnrs.
shaving and FEutr Dressing.
Sc. &c. done vih n%c,ircsa au1 diftattl.
NJ lrafng WI be- allowed. drunken llark-
guards positively ETiill'n 90 come anil crcr-
ry nv euc.t chair. The alc.t p1rcrs SIT.
hc kent fr the Use ~ ms cH.ioD'rr.
Aprls.lssO. JAMES r.. BRADY.
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Isoot nnd shoc N%iaIinr.
REPAiRiNG,NC.

TINE undersigned hasresaovea bic shop 70 ~,
huiidingou thecoraer of ChlfloSard LIterv
strects-in Che building lately occupied by Wei
rick a. Weller. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iv
The subscriber iswellknoNn andappreciatedbvtte
citizcrs Of Ch3rlcstown and vicinity. Itis h5fr p
necessary 60 add that he will cndcavor ia sesirf-
his reputation as 4 reliable workman, and rfllx
ccute promptly and at reasonable rates al I'D. 4,
given him-eithcr:o Tor New work or R-cpaiurr.
JOHN AVIS ofWm.
May Is. 1871. ApriliB. l,-F.
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NOTICE.

HAVING completed my contract. sbr,,
ii which have occupied MY sole attention rr
nearly a year past, I am now prepared farordes
in all the departments Of House Buildinc. at-
dress me at CharlcstOWn.
Sept. l6, ls76. &c. HOLMES
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President
Treasurer.
r. s. WHITE.
lI.'B DAVENPORT.

ESD-rriyE Co,n1rrrE s.. S White. IS ii
q. lewis. Eugcnc Baker, Wm.i. wilson, D. 2.
tilcE john -. Rider.
Ioa,l AoEaI Nidllcway, VIII ii.fe0
Keamc,sgiiir. j. c. Eitner. l|iarrcra i.rg,
flas. 3. Trail. Shspicrd-tpan, nc Eniler.
THE Secretary and General 4eni VII ha
iDlnl at .hc oairc of the ,nmpluy in slt.on
Buildin.. Court tlnu-. squire. intAarctpHn,
on every T%ucsiey AND Friday.
i.A AIEN tNUiE.
Sea, and cen Arcnf
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A Ii PERSONS indebted to mcas Sheri'i fnr
"A Taxes, &c, are hereby notified o. settle
MP. II is necessary that | should close my
shcri1aliy business without delay.
EUttENE BAkER,
Late Sheriff Of Jefferson County.
TruC 1~Vt -3m.
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ghc SYeie Of Wesi V,1rgini0,

JEFFERSON COUNTY,, to-wit;
At RJLES br1l "a tie Co.ts 9t7c, lf
he Great t.e} 5~.5trs5o coz p yiy
~, 1881.
ELIZABETH G. HALL, T,jpiiE.
0g~ist
SUSAN C. BOWMAN or Jsasc g. Bowman
her husband, Juliet 81. U.#-tcai and
Walter c.. Olmsseaj. hcr lushud, T. Bris-
c3c Hail. George ". lia1. Edward J..
Hall, Carly Hall, Betty Hail, Nellie Hall
and Sumter Hall, ami Edward Tearncy,
Admiuistrator a.. b II. G. e.. O.. of Thomas
Briscoe deceased. Iyiad1qts.
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 90 The undersigned -s
n former Agent ~ the b. & Or. X. Compan.
for Freights, o. Commissions, or 10 tho isto m,
ofStarTy : lock, are notified that paymen, past
be made ~ once.
July ID. 1873. J. d. STARRY.
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Hauling, Flowing, go.

V'IIE undersigned having located in town. IS
I prepared with q good team to do al kinds
of I~iari-1c 20 very hodcca, rates. Also viii
give attention 10 the blowing "a lois, gardens,
de-. Orders can be iclt ut my lathcrsresi!ence.
corner of Congress and Water streets, when
prompt attention Will be givcn thcm.
=. r. WiIITNOKE.
Ill OH t.f-crn
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= to = Acres or Corn

IDEAS E,~iy, TiuriUpcliai, NcIancs
1 Little ten. NrIanc's Adyanerr, Tom
Thumb, and an ether PEGS s'il hy
GEO. y. LIGHT.
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SURVEYING and ConEeyancinr

WILL survey anywhero, promptly and si
short noSice-accuracy guasarieci. Srec,I
g~i.cu'inn paid in connection thcrcHi.h ,n DkAW
ING DEEDS or any ether instrnncnts at Wri.ia-
J.. O-Chaflestown, Jefferson Co. ". We.
Dec. s, 1877. ;. HOWELL BROWN.
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FELL -iort Of iic fn'-t brand. 81 sr a'
a -url 900, lnd Chewing TuiIor, altlr n'
baud. ~ IlEt.A Ai-giIlH.
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VZNEcEAR.

BEINE 'IpEH VINTGAR fr -alr Dos
GEu y q ki.tlslli
sept q, 1850.
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Cords fer The Mil On
q RE :,

I'm (which every articlcin each line will beiouhd.
New additions have also been made 20 hisNtcck
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April 9th, '81-Cm.
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BESincss Change.

Cor. r.. B. SuAgr, Clerk.
Nctnhrr %. lsr5.
, 1881-09-26
BUSINESS.
Review Of Finances in Chicago
Last Week.
The Produce Markets Stronger, After q
Down Turn at the 0pening-Hog
.: Products Rather Tame.
\ Drhk Demand for 1|ttndstn!rs, Especially for
Mheat aud Flonr, with sot Much
on Sale.


Chicago hank clearingb wnrc $tt,hlt5f1 last
wook, nKntnst $:AJ,t07, ,4ij III tho corresponding
week OF lust yeAr. In MI departments business
WAS nottvo. Loans nro In full demand. and bank
trs aro looking forwnrt) to II sn,IE uotoy market
Inter Ii, tho fall. Thls will foltaw almost tn-
crItnbly from tho higher prices ~ Hoard or
I'ratlo produtts, the itnmetisc oco'ilnuatlon or
stuG hero. tho atow movement Of It to tho sen.
board mnrkcls, nnd the activity prn1niscd In all
Lrhuches OF commerce 1nd manufactures. 1t 'a
not bclovnd tho maeknt will bo stringent, but 1t
Is confidently prctiEutcd that It will to ut least
very nuttyc Gold bus boon llowlhR atensi,ly MI
tho week. from New York to Chicago. a,1d from
Chicago to the West. but not In s,'tll amounts
MS 10 ho n sevoro drntn New York exchange
hns been stea,ly at sncGbsloo per 81 oo discount.
I.0c,l securities hnvo shown n littO moro life.
I'rlcos huyc improved, nnd the demand hGs bCrn
hcttor, but tho lnarkct Is still fAr fEon netlvC.
Operators on tho New York Stouk ExchahRo
hnvu not done much; tf1oir disposition has been
to witt till tho Administration of President
Arthur has shaped its couse 10 that It can 10
projected lntO the futstrc.
Forcgm exthnngc on Saturday was steady
Bankers sterling was isl!4@4al}i; sterling ac-
tuul rites wore 8D.i@4Epa; commercial stor-
ling was nolnnaly 475G5t7Bs. Eaukcrs francs
were G25 for sixty dnya mud GstA inr dcmnnd'
French commercial bills were 6p)Q15soE; Nclgihn
commercial, Esesi; tuukors' inurks, aa0s4A; aud
commercial, G35o3h.
Az To tho money market, tho Graphic states 1t
to hp tho belief Of many conservative ho'sca
TINT we shall hnve m actfyo and close money
market for tho next three months to oDIne.
They Instance tho fnct that Inst fall money was
tight, Notwithstanding thero were heavy receipts
Of gold froln abrond. at this timo We can nu
longer. .cpnnt Oh tho receipt df 9oli from nbroa!
while tho demnnd for money IL intensified ny
| cnormona spcoulntons III gratnt cottoE. md
Ri.rka II. ,t3tttnn Il, tim 1ttnrcrAuH 3yNntS C1
, 1881-09-26
THE GALL TUESDAY.

JUDGE DHuMsDEn.-ln ChnMhcrs.
JnDdE uA1tY.-1d2, l5. III, 11S. leo, 1s9 1so. col,
eJ. tu aud :.ss 10 20, inclusive. No cnsc On trial.
Jup0g BMlrH-Nn preliminary call. T'rtnl
call, g3s. eeu, ss us. aud y7e. No. 8ia, Atzcl vs.
Crilly, on triul.
Jupns ANr1loNY.-Assists Judge Gary. No
case On trial,
JVp0E Observation-Disclosures motions,
JUDGE llt,uEHs.-No preliminary call. Trial
ca. Is, ~ 7O 90, u, ~, IT,, p5, ~. 10o No caao On
ttIal.
Jupup MOItAx-Frcllmtnary cali. 80 10 40, In
Eluave Trial Call. set c.,Ke 8iTl. lna galorldnr
Nos. n 81, Dl. IT,, u, u, u. u, u. 3v, TO- No caso
Jup0n HAwEs-No court, T,lesday. Cali
Wcdnuslny: tFe!!t1llnar}y call 4! to 100, incH-
which no QUO ..rpenra Will be dismissed IN call.
JuDuE Gui:kY--oenerAl cail ot h!s lockot.
JuDuh HANhUM-ContGstBd nl1tinns.
jUnnn WILLIAMSBURG -Tlicsdny-Nos. tt, G., T3,
u. II, 81. 10, u. u. lD9. anti Ill.
3unnE GAHlNEM- -fucsdny-l'ercmptory eail
0f al pending mutlons for now trial. and Nos.
Il, l3l, LOO, and lBl.
, 1881-09-26

William lloftn filed b,Il Saturday ngatnst
prude,tCo u. Ovlngton. exccHtrlX OF the list
will of w, II. Oyt,gtum. Henry A., Mary ~.
Theodore r., Louise, Edward j., Irene H.,
and Nnrthn j. Ovlrlgton. Sarah x. Randall,
Isabel Evans aud I. y, Evans. q. r. RDss, Al.
t. ilolton, and II. V. Smith, to forucloso II
tr,tst-dcelt for Ssl,U>0 OIL the west - fcot at
Lot I IN Il. j. 11aincs' Subdivision Of the L.
~ Of Uiouk e., Iii the CnnNl Trustees Snbll-
Vision Uf Set. Z, 10, H..
Lucinda j. FrulIeIs commenced IL suit III
tresp;Ias to recover S., QUO damages 0f Wultcr
S. 3abcnGls.
Marslinll y. Allen began suit for $4,000
nguinst Arinl r, Harris.
, 1881-09-26
HIS LAST DRINK.
A YoltnE HIM Who Rnlaod His Hand
anu Ssvore tlsu Trlltla. ~

A Young HIM Who RnlaoI His Hand
and 6svore tlsu TraItla. -,
Lstttn Noek DLtftft.
mo, geatlonun, lon't WAnt anything to
drink tonight" said youHy man tho other
hight whom lnyttal by several frlatls to join All
inloIh.nE e!rolo. ~ havo bcen In Lttte liook
for the last year, nnd | must uonfcaa TINT havc
been guilty OF oxacssea that would deeply grIove
NY n0thcr werc Bh0 to hear OF them"
"Oh, oOln0 0n. 1nhr, Just havo o!le drink With
tho boys" pleaded q mcMccr of tho purity.
~Wo aro on ii iitt!o high tonight. hut tomorrow
morning well coma arnund ail rlKht. Hung It,
can't yuu tr,,st yourself IL havo sons fun unue
Ia whllo7 You arc an ambitious young fellow,
but tAku tho history Ut the worldt takq tho lIter-
aFy history Of ENGLAND, for Instance, and show
mo = man who didn't hava biz fun 0coasiopRtly.
ouu drlnk or lot atone. unl yau bet YOUR life
~ NJ xs!tay . d. : ehanss for fan 'lp nc.
dF!l.9Iklng dou't k.1ow when t3 stop,
T2p III SPc y no xss & FL e' saa pSfoss e. young
man. .lil drink with yon tonlRht, hut this i
ny last. anat auitI win never ID q any 10;
lc!Nnn. Will, hrru'a fun."
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sS ass ,H yo5 sun % fras hfs s.SF ha uras
hM tn ~ to bud, anl ha4 andeavorod to tAko
@ irnn a thosaio9a ent tailag had gong Gx@y' s
oia pat!hetr;s saaxs:inz u i toper WHO bud jass' !
atnntosee: rhayd dslak with the. I'm ono Of
S sss Gs' u ssp@iF1 FIX uos s sisa sSta 3: Il
hndcs or high water. faot Is, don't tnk9
enough fSou q The watcr." aHd Inv young man aud
formed thom tiaf uniess tacy+ 'sado iess nuiso
ae you'd cjcgt u! them from. TIM house.
c,"n.,, M. n, ~ nsssr get drunk again." eA-
"ive aSars s yaa 10y ili tIat often" saia trten.
msn snnappro"ohed alid prevailed upon him to 90