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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
MADMAN OK MURDERER?
Tho selfCOnvicted Assassin OF Cavcndisl
and Burke.

and Burke.
Tho man WestbrOOk, alias Patrick
O'Bricn, who surrendered himsolf to the
authorities at Kingston, Jamaica, and who
is held in custody on his own confession OF
having been concerned in tho Ph:euix
park assassination is, when asleep,
troubled with fearful dreams, and
raves very excitedly. Tho doctor was
called several times to ascertain what was
wrong, and the ship and prison doctors
affirm that he is suffering acutely from 4
very intense excitement. He ccnfesses to
having returned before entering the car
and to have given Lord Cavcndish 4 stab
in the back, and that he was employed and
paid twenty pounds by Mr.. O'COnner for
his share in the deed. He says that his
wife resides in Dublin, and that her
father also resides there.
He speaks with q strong Irish accent,
and ono night lately he called on a man
named Mccall, saying "Well, MIR. Nc
Call, you have got your money and have
not got mine yet. l was on board the
mail steamer and saw the captain and
postman, but have not got my money yet. !"
lIe has revealed the names Of his accom-
plices to tho authorities but the names
arc kept strictly secret. The general be-
lief here is that he has had something to
do with the Phoenix Park murder, and
this belief gains ground.
Even although news has been published
stating that Westgate had sailed pre-
viously to the murder, people say that the
prisoner may not be Westgate but it is
certain that hc is either murderer or q
mailman. Ono day while looking caro-
lessly through the Sunday at Home Maya
zine his eye caught these words: "The AS
sassinatiOn of Lord Mayor and he
jumped with fear and asked his keeper
"What's that9" Hc then turned over
the leaves excitedly, and seemed to be
lost with fear and excitement. No ono is
permitted to see Westgate in prison unless
those who have of necessity to visit him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
ELECYlGsNS In SEPTEMBER.
States That Will Choose Officers During the
Present Month.

states That will Choose Officers During til,
Present Month.
Elections will DO held this month II
Arkansas, Maine and Vermont. Arkansa.
will lead off in the choice Of state officer
and Legislature on Monday, 4th inst
Representatives in Congress will he choser
in November. For tho long list Of state
officers three tickets arc in tho
field, the severa! candidates tol
governor being: Republican, W.
w. ID. Slack; Democrat James II.
Berry Observation-Disclosures X. Garland
Tho Legislature to be chosen will elect 4
United States senator. The vote of the
state for president two years ago WAS re-.
turned as follows Garfield, IL .6G1 !; Han
cock GO, ,4SO; Weaver, a, 1G1. For COVER
nor in 1880, the official statement was
ChurchhilI, Democrat, 84,0SS; Parks,
Greenbacker, 81, ,2s4 scattering liz. There
was no Republican state ticket in tho
field.
Vermont will elect governor, lieutenant.
governor, state treasurer, Legislature and
two representatives in Congress on Tues.
day, 5th inst. For governor the Itepubli-
cans have nominated John L. Barstow, the
Democrats George +. Eaton, and the
Grcenbackers G. &. Martin. For Congress-
the Republicans have nominated John w.
Stewart and Luke p. Poland, the Demo
Gratis Lyman Rcddington and George L..
Fletcher, and the Greonbackers DR.. Kid
der and II. D. Dunbar. Tho vote of Yer
mont for president in 1880 was Carrie ID,
4j, ,O91; Hancock, Is, 1872 Weaver, i ,212 ;
scattering, 1O5. The:three representatives
in Congress chosen were all Republicans.
-
loses one member.
The most closely contested election Of
the thrco is that in Maine, which occurs
on Monday, 18th inst. For governor, the
only state officer to he chosen, tho candi-
dates are Republican. Frederick RObie ;
Greenback. democrat Fusion, Harris NJ.
Plaistcd, the present incumbent straight
Greenback, Scion Chase; Prohibition,
VIM. T. Eustis. Then few self styled
Independent Republicans have named
Warren N. Vinton. by tho new appOr-
tionment Maine also loses one representa-
tive in Congress, and as the state las not
been rcdistricted tho four will all be
chosen on the general ticket. The several
nominees are:
Republican-Thomas 3. Reed, Nelson
Dingley, jr., Charles A. Boutelle, Seth ID.
Milliken.
Greenback- Democratic Fusion-JOseph
Dane, Daniel II. Thing, George W. Ladd,
Thompson II. Murch.
Straight Grcenback- k-William F. Eaton,
Eben o. Gary, B. X. Kallock, ID. B. Av-
Grill.
Prohibition-James NJ. Stone, Henry
Tallman, Joseph E. Ladd, N. G. Axtell.
Independent Republican-Jas. NJ. stone.
Nelson Dingley, jr., Charles Nash, Daniel
Stickney.
The vote of Maine for president in 1880
was Garfield, 74,O39 Hancock, GO, 453
Weaver, 4, ,4OS Dow, %. For governor
in the same year tho vote was: Davis,
1854; PIaisted, 1918; Harrison NJ.
Piaisted, 81 scattering, 4sS. The Legis-
lature to bo chosen ON the nth inst, will
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Mr.. Geo. G. Bender, residing on Samuel
GrofTs farm in Leacock township, lost
two valuable colts within two weeks. The
first was valued at $50 and the other at
$3.50, the latter being Rockdale Hamble.
tonian: Cramp collie was tho cause Of
their death. -.
Tho ono story frame wash house with .
bakeOven attached, on the promises Of
Henry M. Weller, about one-fourth of a
mile south of New Holland. was burned
with a lot of machinery and implements
stored therein. Loss, $200 insurance
SIS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
FOrestallIng the Market.

inIs morning young man named Chas.
by Officers Smith and Burns, for . viola
tion of the rule which prohibits persous
from buying in the market during market
but for the purpose Of shipping the same
prices. When arrested Smith had in h,s
possession ten pair Of chickens. which he
acknowledged he intended to sell. He
gave bail for hearing before Alderman
McCOncmy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
Joined the AaDstroas.

Tommy Mack, Of this city, Who is we'll
known as an Irish and cOlOred comedian,
has mado an engagement to travel with
Iii HeDry's premium minstrels. The
troupe is now reheaIsing at GOwaDda,
N. Y, and will take the road on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
Recent Fatalities.

A freight train of II loaded cars on the
Chicago s. Eastern Illinois railroad was
wrecked near Danville, Illinois, ON Thurs
day, and boy was crushed to death.
A freight train on Wabash, st. Louis y
Pacific railway was thrown from the track
near OkalOna, Ohio, yesterday afternoon,
by u misplaced switch. The engineer,
John Conklin and tramp were seriously
injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

llcC superintendent, evldentJy thlnkS o0e
day of retribution has come, for when
his hearing was called yesterday af.
ternoon, he had gone, glimmering like
dream of things that were, to parts un-
known.
THE Columbia Spy enters upon now
volume to-day, and its editor refers with
pardonable pride to its past history aud
present prosperity.
The convention of shorthand writer's in
session ut Cincinnati yesterday adopted
resolution favoring phonetic reform in
spelling.
CHARLES c. STocKLEY, Democratic can
didate for governor of Delaware, has sew
cred his connection with the two railroads
of which he has been president for years,
and will make the fight untrammcled.
PAUL BoYToN remarks that he has saved
seventy-two persons from drowning, and
the largest reward ever offered him was q
three dollar watcn. Paul seems to havo
been interfering with the wise dispensa-
tions of Providence to very considerable
extent.
A WISCONSIN man has taken the trouble
to writo to the papers to say that Chris
tianity will be dead in 1900. But, if the
fool catcher should happen around before
that time we fail to SEQ what good the do.
mise of Christianity is going to do the
Wisconsin man.
THE avidity with which Gen. Beaver
seizes upon tho Cameron tariff tale seems
to indicate that his opinion that the senator
is " small man does not extend also to
the head Of THE FAMILY. Bat then if We
understand rightly that memorable 10.
mark was all a mistake anyhow.
CHAIRMAN COOPER has designed a
Beaver campaign modal, ono side of which
bears the legend, Tho only medal hc
years. Tho Stalwart candidate must
have thrown away the beautiful bronze
ornament presented to him as a souvenir
of his devotion to tho Third Torn at
Chicago.
In the general conference of tho Metho
dist Episcopal church Of Canada, now in
session at Hamilton, Ontario, COMMITTEES
has reported in approval of tho efforts now
making to merge tho Methodist churches
into ono united Methodist church of Brit
ish America, and has recommended that 9
committee be appointed to negotiate will
the other Methodist bodies for a
union.
THE city of Now York congratulates
itself upon the prospective reduction OF
tho tax rate from SO &c to 2.25. Tho tota
assessed valuation of that city is $1,ss33,
47G, 39S, an increase of $47, ,52S, 300 since
last year. Tho net city debt is $07, ,503,-
30S. The total amount to bo raised by
taxation for tho current year is $27, 200,
600, against levy Of 31,071 $40 last
year.
HE has returned, large succulcnt and
smooth, the stay of lunch. tho opening
voluntary of dinner, at all hours welcome
and in all months but three, now past and
gone for 1882. Science has demonstrated
the harmlessness of the summer oyster,
and Savarin sent down to postcrity the
name of the Paris restaurateur who tri
umphantly set at naught tho gastronomic
superstition of centuries bdt none Of
these things movo tho oyster from his
oozy bed SO far as the wiso arc concerned,
and the happy adjustment of all existence
to its environment make the oyster cate,
long for the oyster only in tho months
that lie before us, fruitful with bivalvular
possibilities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
We respectfully beg leave to suggest
tho name of William Malone, ex-cOnfed.
crate officer, ex-Democrat, late supporte,
Of the Hancock presidential ticket, repu
diator and senator, for the Stalwart nomi
nation for president in 1884. If We mus,
be bossed, by all means let us be bossed
by q boss who bosses in an open and above
board manner and makes no pretenses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
shipment Of Horses.

Fiss s. Doerr to-day shipped from their
stables, on Grant street, to New York,
twenty head of draught and driving
horses. Among tho lot are some very fine
Kentucky horses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
Sent to tho Children's Home

Tho little boy named VIM. Wonderly,
whose mother desired him to be sopt 70
the House of Refuge yesterday, was brought
down from prison again at . late hour in
the afternoon. lie was legally surrender
cd by his mother to the trustees and mana
gers of the Children's Home, where he is
now AN inmate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
The Bucks County Celebration.

Tho BUCKS County U0l0bFntlon.
The Bucks county bi-centennial at
Doylestown was attended yesterday by
over GO00 people. Gov. Hoyt was present.
Judge Paxson delivered an Grafton. Gen.
w. w. FL. Davis made an historical ad-
dress, and a poem was read. by Samuel
Swain. - 7-''"'.H 49,. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Near Paris, Arkansas, last Wednesday
night, Edward Schwarsman threw his
three little children, aged respectively 1S
months, years and s years, into q well
and then jumped in after them. All were
drowned. It is believed that he was in.
sane.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

"A RAILWAY U10SS0nS0T R0DD0d,
i W. D. Wells, messenger of the Erie
railroad company, was robbed yesterday in
Buffalo of two unendorsed drafts amount
ing to $9, ,G65, and a small sum Of money.
There is no clue to the thief.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Crawford II. johnson was committed
yesterday, in Baltimore, to answer the
charge Of sending obscene postal cards
through tho mails. He was imprisoned
for 4 similar Offense in 1875.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Night before last two thieves entered
the garden attached to tho almshouse and
stole about six bushels of tomatoes. The
gardener, Christian Richie, came upon one
of Ito thieves and tried to arrest him. but
was not able to do 50. The fellow pushed
tho gardener down and escaped. The
gardener says he recognized one of the
Brown, fOl mer inmate of the Childrcn's 3
Home. and subsequently Of the almshouse.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

too soon in the interests Of justice and
the taxpayers. Major Phipps, the dere-
lict superintendent, evidently thinks the
day of retribution has come, for when
his hearing was called yesterday af'
ternoon, he had gone, glimmering like
dream of things that were, to parts un-
known.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

ASGpuOuCs
Whero Is storekeeper Brown:
Tho arrest of Major Phipps is only the
precursor of tho prosecution, as evidence
is in existence which proves the completely
in the fraud of other officials. Ex-StOre-
keeper James F. Brown has certified that
every one of the fraudulent bills was cor
rect, and it has been his special duty to
see that such was tho case. Early in tho
morning he called upon Secretary Floyd,
of the board of guardians, and asked for
his warrant tor August. MIR. Floyd do.
clincd to give up the warrant, and after
in vain endeavOring to persuade him to
relent and send it to President IIuggard
Brown left the Office.
. Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of
the ex.storekeeper. Diligent efforts made
to find him were unavailing. His resi-
dence given in the directory is 2SO5 Locust
street, a fine mansion, surrounded by at
tractive grounds and approached by q
beautiful walk through high. massive
gates. 1t seems that this was his resi-
dence for long time until about a year
ago. When he went away he went very
quietly, and tho present occupant of
the place says no ono in tho
HelSuOOEnOOu u0S kuCWu Ot HIS Wnerc-
about since. Mr.. Shields, who has been
Major Phipps' confidential clerk, was
found at the almshouse, and said be knew
that Brown was now living at 3707 Powell
ton avenue, and could be found there.
Upon going to S707 Powelton avenue the
occupant of tho house said that Brown
never came there. had nothing to do with
it and had never lived in tho house at any
time.
Brown, who is well-known in Lancaster,
has been discharged from his position by
tho new board Of guardians, and his
successor yesterday entered upon his
Duties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02
The Columbia Spy enters upon now
volume to-day, and its editor refers with
pardonable pride to it's past history and
present prosperity.
The convention of shorthand writers in
session at Cincinnati yesterday adopted a
resolution favoring phonetic reform in
spelling.

CHARLES G. SToCKLEY, Democratic can
didate for governor Of Delaware, has sev-
cred his connection with the two railroads
of which he has been president for years,
and will make the fight untrammcled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

Mr.. F. G. Snydcr's now delivery wagon
is model Of tho eoaehmakers' art. The
body is black, with brad lake bands, ths
latter being striped With yellow lines. The
running gears are palo green and Slack
On either side Of tho wagon top is a beau
tifully painted sign on u white oval shield.
The lettering. which is very fine, is done
in various cOlOrs. Mr.. E.. Becker il the
builder, Samuel Eberlin did the body
painting, and j. II. Henry the lettering on
the sign.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-02

CHAIRMAN COOPER has designed a
Beaver campaign modal, ono side of which
bears the legend, "The only medal ho
wears" Tho Stalwart candidate must
have thrown away the beautiful bronze
ornament presented to him as a souvenir
of his devotion to tho Third Torn at
Chicago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-07
s,eriaate einarfnaIinae.

Die canabif9en SaIbs unb 8oublutz
Snbianer, pel9e nor Ginger 3eit in Dtou:
tana eiufieIen un6 bort 8tebrau6 unb att
bere 0erbre9en trieben, babeu iest pom
Uncle Gam einen fIeinen Oent3ettel ers
balten.
Sbrer Sre9beit 1atten fe babur9 bic
Rrone aufseiest, baB fe etneu Wors
fdansbeamten BET Der. Staaten, 0errn
SeaIeD. unb befisn tleines 9efolse, ges
fansen bteIteu, ua9bem SeaIep in tbr
2aser am MtIdfufe setommeu mar, UNI
einen GbeiI Der BON ibneu aeraubten 9es
senitdnbe wes,unebmen. AIs iie uber
b6rten, boB aueritanii9e Eruppeu ssseu
fe I'M Numarf9e feien, un 6eaIep gu
befreien, gaben ie i'm unb feline Qeute
frei; bod ibren 6aub bebieIteu fe unb
ite ma6ten aud teine Wtiene, Montana
81 rduu1eu.
Sang nit Re9t feste baber @apitdn
Socob Rline pom Is. Snfanteries& esis
ment, Der BefebIsbuber Der pom Sort
Nitniboine sesen bic rlebeIt6dter obses
ididten GruppsnabtbeiIuns, fetneu
Marid sesen ben RtI9fuB fort. Im
IA. Wdr3 ities er in her @esenb pom
Mebicine 2obse auf suusefdbr pter3is 9er
3eIte Der gtnoriusIiuse; Iestere batteu
bereitS ReiBaus genommen. Gdpitdn
Rline ieste ieinen @e%rpaItsmarId nod
wettsr fort; am nd9ften Gage ~selanste
ct in zines Der 9auptn6rfer Der @tnbrinss
hinge, un6 betnabe sIeidjsitis wurbe eth
nod 9r6Beres Oolf pom feiner Reiteret
lberfauen. Die wa9iamen Salunten
waren Ieiber bur9 lire Spdber un6 Qdu.
fer pom 9erannabeu Der Gruppen unters
ridtet worben unb batten Ii9 baber
i9leuniait in Der &idtuns Der @reuae
sebrldt. Gin Gbeil ibrer Beute unb if.
rer 8orrdtbe nal tn ben O6rferu surd6s
sebItebeu.
OieIe O6rfsr beItanben ni9t aus bIos
ZEN SeIteu, fonbern aus f6rmEt3en
@eswam8 pom 8aum3weiseu, &in6e
u. (. 10. Die &erIe battsn alto BITS Dor
&ur3em seudbnt, Uncle Gam wirbe es
buIbeu, baB fe ft9 in WOntana nod
ibrer Nrt bdusli9 nieberIie6su. SIMMER
bin babsn fe eineu EbetI ibrer 8eute,
barunter einen SroBsn Borrotb sernubter
bic linen 9ealsp bate obs
nebmeu molten, nit fortsei9leppt. 2eis
Der f9etnt es Der fte uerfoIsenben &etteret
nidt selunseu gu ietu, bic 6%Iiebenbeu
NatiirIi4 murben absr ibre
@igwoms serif6rt.
Gapitdn &Iine ftents fi3 Johann gu,
nddit an bent parallel nit Der britii&eu
Creme Iaufenben MiI9fufe auf, UNI
Oh fid in bNrtiSer 9esenb
nod 9aufen ober 6dufeiu Der Giubrin9s
Iinge seigen uir6en nub fe in biefen
Sale %ansusreiFen. 8om WiI9fluBe nod
Der britif1samerifanil9en 9ren3e lit es
ubsr immerbtu beinube nod bunbert
Reilen.
ga es bis iett nidt seIans, bic Gins
OrinsIinse psrf0nIi9 auf na3brndIi9e
DeiIe gu 3i9ttssu, 70 lift bic @efabr
neuer @tnbri9e berieIben nod nidt bes
Smmerbin lift ibnen nber isst
Der Dabn, baB Uncle Gam ibneu Nars
rens unb StroI9ens5 leibeit in ieinem
@renssebiete e~inriumen merbe, auf eine
Ebuen 3ismIi9 enpfinbIi&e Wetie Be;
nortmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-07

Iiot wrber. wurbe Observation-Disclosures
a1f Beratbuns Der Tarifsg Ommiffonss
gorIose, Beri9t hes Budget usfdub
ibcr bic 0crIase fur Bewinisnng Der
aussaben bss Ianbp. DepGrteuents. Jos
6aun BertagunS.
%. Rdrs. Sun Senat wuroe bte
EarifcommilfionssS orIa9s bis nm pier
rbr beipro9en. Die au9smeine Debate
uurbe 6anu sei9IOheu nub our GinaeIs
berathune qef9ritteu.-gfa9 AbIebnun9
usrf&iebtnsr ameubemsnts wur6e bic 8ors
Ioqe nit SO sescn Is Stimuieu du9es
nommen. Der YenfonsausI5uB bes
ri9tete eineu @elesentuurf Elm, wel9er
perfist, baB pom Gage Der Anua9me btes
les @eisses an ale ebemaIisen SoIoaten
uub RatroIen, wsI9e felt benz l6. SuIt
1880 pssen uouftdubiscr uub b~ausruber
DieufuntaueIi6teit, wel5e bic cGnernbe
ginffelIun9 elmer au6eren Yerfon n6tbig
ma6t, penfionirt wurben unb monatli9
so Dollars erbieItsH, fOrtan n Dollars
ben Mouat evbaIteu unS fdr ieben Ros
nat uout Datum i6rer 9sniiOu an Bis sur
Anuobme bieies 9eietes % Dollars no3s
be,ablt betommeu ioueu. Au9 ueue
YenRondre bisier Art iousn ~ Dollars
mondtIi9 erbaIteu. = aaiIou iberrei9te
i'm 4uftrase Don 9O9au etuen @efesents
Durf, woSurd Der Staat SlIinOis CT;
md9tist wirb, I'M Obsrbunbssseri3t bic
Eorberlnseu etntutIuseu, wel9e er eesen
ben Buuo wsseu bes 9srtaufs pom
Sumpfz unb lleberi9wemmuns. = Sm
A6seOrbnetenbaus trdt in bic Sorbee
rutbuns bes 9efebentuurfs fur @rnens
nuus elmer @ommiifou 1ur l1murbettuns
bes Soatarifs elm. - Jerner lag pom
Rriessminiffer bic RittbeiIuns Dor, bas
nod $4,000 &otioneu fur bic ROtbte;s
benbeu um Riififppt beu0tbtst finb.
6ierauf B%ertasnng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-07

)16 bana9 lnb tn ud&iten MuseubIid
irste fi9 ben 3ug IN Bepegans, bas
Rtnb ifarste inter bie Gar 4inb bic Gas
Der bes gau5eR 3nees stugen iber eg
birrDeg. Ser R5rper wurbe IN bst
idanerIi9fen Meiie 5ermnImt uuo
6Ieii3feseu Gber cine IanSe Stre6e Sers
fireut. Gin EbeiI bes RopfS fog auf
bic StraBe un6 bic Scene MAJ uieIei&t
bic s~rnuenbafteite, weI@e f9 ie meni@s
Ii9en Ansen eeboten bat. Die nebers
refte 6es uns[ddli@en &in6es wur6en IN
etueu Cad 9eiammeIt unb mad benz
Stationsbaus getragen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-04-07
JuIdmOtf6e Radjrt1tets.

= am 81. Mdr3 traf in San Sran
cisco Der DampFer pDeuonibtre" NIT
s4s @binefen BON 9OnstOns elm. Der
Quarantdnebeomte fan6. bag BEL tetnem
Der @bineien has in 6onstOns pousosene
Smpfen sepirtt bate unb orbnete besz
baIb abermaIises Supfsu an. Die Strs
ma Raconbrap & Co., an weIde Der
Oampfer eonftsnirt mar, beifsute biers
anf eineu Gr5t, Der idmmtIi9s @bineien
fir ie 26 Gents impfte, wOrauf ibneu
has 3anben e~eftattet murbe.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25
Rel.glons Nolea.

THANKSGIVING SERYIcEs,--
Several of Tire churches OF this city
viii hold a union thanksgiving SER
vice in the Presbyterian church, on
Thursday, Nov. 30th, at 1890 4 NJ.
Sermon by the Rev G, v. Leech,
pastor of the NJ, L church, on
Burke street. A cordial Invitation
is extended to all the congreg ations
not holding services Of their own to
join with us.
4 collection viii be taken up to
aid in supplying temperance news
papers, books, tracts, etc, for the W.
G. L. I reading room, just opened
at the b. & Q. depot.
IsT NJ. T. CuuRcHSoUTH.-
Preaching on Sunday morning at II
O'Clock by the Rev. Mr.. Downey.
In the evening at :, By Che pastor
Rev. Prof. c. L. Keedy, Of Ia
gerstown, will preach in The Luth-
eran church tomorrow, as II A. NJ,
and also at 7 T. N.
Rev. r. G. Holland viii preach in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. 5. v. Leech, well
known to our citizens, has been con
Quoting a revival at the Grace Street
NJ Z. church, IN Albany, N y,
and the result SO far has been forty
conversions
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
notwithstanding services will
be held IN Che first NJ. Il. church on
Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Leech, the pas
tor, viii be assisted on that day and
every evening during the week by
Rev. Juo, Naugle, better known as
the "Sailor Boz who was convert.
ed at sea few years ago. For some
years, he WAS an engineer He is
now engaged in special eyangelistic
work Mn. N. will conduct the SER
vice at II A. NJ. Sabbath next aud at
7p. NJ. also. Fourth Quarterly Love
Feast at $50 2. NJ. The public are
cordially invited
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-25

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