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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

fellow who prayed alternately to the good
Lord" and the good DEVIL" because he was
doubtful into whose hands he would fall, and
did not wish to offend either one. II the
Bible be the criterion, Governor Ireland, in
point Of religion, isneither cake nor dough-"
and has clicked the fat in the FIRE" by his
lukewarmness, GOODNESS and want Of rever-
ence. What do the church people think Of it,
anyway?
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

A COMMISSION Of experts will have TO be
appointed to determine what constitutes
mana Democrat-in Texas. II is awfully
mixed. Here in San Antonio the Express and
the Times can no more agree upon the tariff
than oil and water can mingle. The Calves
ton News is spewed out by all the Bourbon
veterans. The Houston Post can find no
voucher for its iealty to the Democracy. The
San Antonio Express is regarded as fshy by
the Waco Examiner and Fort Worth Gazette.
The Dallas Herald has almost been excom-
municated with the formalities Of candle, cap
and bells. The Catesville Advance pro-
nounces Tilden as "a weakened old cow
ard" while half dozen copper bottomed and
doubledecked Bourbon papers are clamorous
for Tilden's money to be set agoing and the
entire brood Of small-iry papers are as badly
mixed as nails in key. Hardly any two OF
them sing the same tune, or keep the same
time-they will not toot in concert nor unite
in the doxology TO the great Bourbon party,
and what is more ominous, they are throwing
mud at each other with great zest and occa-
sionally applying the contents Of the backing
pot to Governor Ireland. No man can begin
to give the ear marks and brands of the Texas
Democrat, as almost every one has his own
ear marks and brands and claims that his own
brand is genuine and the rest are forgeries.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

IRIS BAD plan for the Governor to pardon
persons who have been convicted Of theft,
peculation or embezzlement, but it is inexcu.
bic to do so only few days before their term
OF punishment expires just to relieve them
from disabilities imposed on them by law.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

IL TILDEN is nominated it will be brought
about by his promise to furnish big corup-
ton fund, for the canvas, and his supplying
impecuuious editors with sums of money to
"boost" him.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

From torpdity Of the liver or constipation of
the bowels, try a bottle of Hepatizine, DIR.
robins great liver medicine. Every bottle
Is guaranteed 20 you, aud your money refunded
II you are not satisfied.
For sale at Clavin's drug store, and by Q.
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20
II st


How TO save money (and drugs by taking
Turko- Russian baths or Steam Bath for your
colds, rheumatism, dumb ague and all skin dis
cases, can be found ut A. ZILIANs,
Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
Also Hot and Cold Water Baths at % cents
each. 4-g-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

IT has been minated by some OF our ex-
changes that Bexar county is nursing Demo-
cratic aspirant for Govenor-but truth COM
pels us to contradict this report. There are
probably 70 aspiran,s for GubernatoIial hon
ors, but are willing to wait four years and will
be passably modest in airing their pretensions.
Judge Devine has been talked of for Gov
ernor for the last 20 years by small nest Of
worshippers, but as he is now well stricken in
years and is by no means a Hercules in robust
ness and vigor, we imagine his ambition has
felt the reirigerating effects Of senility. We
can think Of no aspirantin Bexar who is being
groomed for the Gubematoral cup in 1854,
unless it should chance to be ex-Attorney
General McLeaTy, and this is a mere coniec-
ture, based upon the fact that he has had a
taste of public life, and upon our belief that
he is ambitious and fond Of political life. At
all events he would not initiate Caesar by thrice
refusing the Crown, should some Mark An
tony tender it to him. As a desire for office
is characteristic OF Democrats, Bear is rich
in Governors in embryo, but most OF them are
in training for the cup to be run for in 1884,
and are wooing the "most sweet voices of the
people" by private hand. shakings and taking
conspicuous parts in county and ward ele:-
tons. We were very near forgetting Colonel
C. Epson, who has also had taste Of public
life, and like most men, Graves a deeper
draught ofthe turbid waters, which inebriate,
but do not cheer, but his ambition is to go to
Congress again, still he would not be likely 10
refuse nomination for Governor
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

IT IS said Ben Buffers campaign cost him
SI7S,ooo, and il such was the case, he mer-
tied defeat for trying to corrupt voters.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

A BOURBON paper of Nolan county, Texas,
dominates jeff Davis for President Of the
United States in 1884, The more polite
papers charge him with an utter want Of pol
icy and expediency in "letting the cat out OF
the bag" and are exceeding wroth with him.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20
AMERICAN House,
BOerne, Tex, A.W. Barr, Prop.

Persons wishing TO spend the fall and winter
In the country will find ut this house as many
home comforts rs can be found anywhere.
Well ventilated rooms, best of beds and more
verandah promenade than any other house in
the State. Pure well and cistern wnter. AS a
health resort Boerne has no equal In Texas,
especially for pulmonary complaints. Our
facilities are RoOd-trst-class stage coaches,
daily mails and telegraph. s-l3-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Hotel property in Boerne, Texas, situated on
the Public Square and the bank of Ciboo
Creek. The house has 20 roums, 600 feet OF
promenade gallery, two story, has Pc acres of
ground, with an orchard of select fruit trees;
also fine garden. Has two wells and cistorn
with force pumps and irrigating machinery.
Plenty of stable room, and is the stage stand
for all the different stage lines. Has large
patronage, and can be bought at bargain.
For information and particulars apply TO
lO-lotr T. u. JOHNSON, this Office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20
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PRoPRIEToRs.

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- at 10 Cents Per Week, payable to our
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Gents.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

POLITICIANS should write few letters and
unload to no reporter. John II. Reagan has
been hOored by having his letter written in
1879, in defense Of his vote for Randall, ex-
humed. 1t convicts Reagan of "blowing hot
and cold" and Of acting with gross inconsist-
ency.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

The Thanksgiving proclamation Of Cover
nor Ireland is a most unique document and
deserves brief analysis. Its brevity is COM
mendable in this long-winded age, but then
this brevity is all there is in the proclamation.
There is not the ghost of an idea wandering
around in it. The name OF God, OF Su-
preme Ruler, OF Creator, Of an ovemuling
Providence, does not occur in this proclama-
ton, but seems to have been weeded out with
laboious care. There is not one expression
OF gratitude and reverence to God in the
proclamation, nor is the public informed
whether they owe thanksgiving to Baal or TO
God, to Buddha or Mahomet, Jupiter or
Isis. From the structure of the proclamation
we infer that Governor ireland is either an
inhdel or is running on the plan of the dying
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1883.

Entered at postoffice at San Antsnio, Texas,
second-class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

GIRLS run tremendous risk when they
marry men with whom they have been
acquainted but a few short weeks, and of
whose antecedents they are ignorant. Women
should use every precaution to avoid drawing
blanks in the lottery Of marriage. Don't
marry drunkards, girls; suicide first.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

THE Houston Age ascribes to the admins
tfation Of James X. Polk "the making
Texas a State in the American Union" and
by so doing beirays gross ignorance OF the
history OF annexation and does not "cut a very
graceful figure" for so pretentious a journal.
Annexation was hurried through, under whip
and spur, by John Tyler's administration,
which was dominated by John c. Calhoun, his
Secretary OF State, and was contaminated be-
fore Polk was indicted into the Presidency.
Benton's "rhirty Years in the Senate" gives
a detail of the particulars Of annexation not
only creditable to Calhoun. Polk received, as
alegacy from Tyler's administration, the war
with Mexico, but annexation was consumated
in February, rS4s.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

THE defeat Of Malone in Virginia will
purify and strengthen, but not destroy, the
Independent party. There is compelled to
be an instruction of the people against cor
rupt machine politicians and systematic cleo
ton frauds, and this movement cannot be
turned aside by newspaper TRADES.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-20

THE bare fact that Lord Chief Justice Col
eridge shows an invincible aversion to being
interviewed, gives us a favorable opinion Of
his good sense. American politicians lay
snares and set traps to get themselves inter-
viewed, and the press should lay aside the
undignihed habit of emptying Damphools,
Bloats and Windbags of their contents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
Cur Sf0difinfet4 OCT @Mhe.

Sci ben Iil0en ltinlmt man Dftmal3
iDo6r, boB tie IS Wtountc rah Ser 2(uf5
n0hnle, bc3ilgItd) GrQ6tiQtcit, uDdmaL5
r%tnotrl1, HID i'll Splgc ociitu rDtc0cr 5ugez
laiiclt lDcr0clt. Utnnhcr Jarnncr D%ertauft
DAM iolde @uD ais fctt nDcr abgcnl0lfcH,
tbut lid obcr bnnit cinen groBeu G6aOcu
IND Dem SblQdter cbcnTQQ3, Do Do5 1nLb
in Suleru ocn 2lniob DON Set ie6r Derz
miuDert; pDer penn er Die 9uD an etltel1
ou0eren 6armer Dcrt0uft, 10 bietct tie DEM
neltcn 8ciiBcr cinen ni6t bea6ii6tigtcn
0ort6eil, Da bcriel6e u~nerlDartct ein Sab
DOL Der 3ejt cr9dLt.
Sin @enn5ciden Der Grd6ttgeeit bc1te6t
in Der WiildyfayDe. IS ge0t uGmlid nit
Der Ir0dtj9tclt ennegerdu0erung Der W2il6
DOR, tuDenn tic ihrDerer ntr0 IND iDu1it arz
0er6 5lIiamneu9eieBt lit. Die einfo0itc
Bro6e belDertlte1lgt man III elnen Olale
WQiler, IN nelde5 man ellter &Deel0ffel
DOH Wtild lolIgiam an DEM JtarDe Oe5
0loic3 ~einlaufen ldBt. Die W}tlh elmer
trdd)ti9en Sub ienft ii6 3uerit ouf Den 3d.
be1 be5 @loie5, bebt lid Damn oumQltg
iDttoer nah Dbeu uno DerlniI0t itb lang
Jam nit DEM Maiier, = ipGbreno Die OfiI6
elmer frli6mclfenoen Sub it6 Dbcn iofort
nit Dem Maiier Dermtidt unD it6 niht auf
De1 SOOen ienft, o6ne ii6 DOrber nit Dem
Dberen Wailtr Dermiidt 81 DQ6e1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gNciurcoct CT, W6mScn.

$50 man al eineln Oaple ctlc Die gSdno
bctleiDcllbe gSctnrebe geiDabrt, miro lcbterc
inter 100 6dlen iider mcDr ais 90ual in
unregelmGBiQe SGder> pbtr StraDlenfprm
er5ogcn ictn, B. y. bic Nclte tperben ii0 al
ei1eM nt6t lcDr bod 9e5ogelet SIamm
tbeilen unD banlt t6etlS lpngere0t Doer
i0rGg g~eleitet iein, tbetlS meiter III bic 60De
0eDen, ie nadoem Die SefletOllng Der NanO
Qu5Sufibren lit. Wian erudtet geip0Dnli6
bttie 9lrt Der Gpnlicrer5icbung ais bic no:
tiirlid)1te ullb nllb an lctdJte1tcll oll9fllbrz
bare; Die id)Dnel 1lelterCl Jtcbelli palicriuetz
len, loipie Die Bpramtbenz MD logcnalllltC
,Gorbon"> Sornt llcblt Dem gStnttllUnitt
iilo oen mciltcn Sarnlcrl O0lltg llbefannt,
ltlb inelll ol0 eilter Docr Der d1Ocre eil7
mai etlpa9 bernrti0c5 geleDen ba6cn IDlte,
10 ipetB CT lol0cS bod nt0t l1adl5llllta>
d)et.
Die oltc Sorm Ser SpalierreDcl1 ipiro
ippDl 10 balO 1t0t Derl6iDtltOcn ltlto tic
fam at1 ais bralt0bur crudtet iperOelt,
lpellll nur Der Sdnltt lplDic DnS &nppcll
Dcr Iriebc int SDutlncr SiuettllldBl9 lll1o
e1tiprcdenO sur 9(uSfliDrung tpnt1li.
Qllci1 IN 0ie'er Ye5teDlllg Ddpert c5 fat
iibtroll, 100 man MIR lol0e Spalierrebcn
erblidt, Dcur clttpeoer IteDt man Die Jtebe
Sit trr5 gei6nitten, D0er eS itnO Die Srltd)t1
reben mieper iiberlang gelaiien; OaS &apz
pen ser &riebe lit 6abei nleiltcntbeils unper>
ftdllbia fur3 criolgt, ipODurtD &riebc unn
9te6en geiddbigt DcrOcn; bon lDldlet, auf
bieie gSetie beballbelten Spnlierrebcn fam
man leIbitrebenD iucoer quite Sru0t, nod
iippigct 2Slt1S erlpartelt.
Oie' i~penigiten Tarnler baben faltu cine
9(Gnu1g Dopolt, iDie Die 0tebe all Spalier
in IGAerform %StpefrndBtg gei0rttten ipers
Den muB. Sat- Sober bat altOere 9lniid)teu
1tltb idnei6et belie6ig barauf los; Elm lei>
TENDER @runbiab lit BET Der S0nittarbeit
1ti9t erii6tlid unO AUDI ielten itberbaupt
~DorDaroen. Son einem SOnttte allf Nu1
gen, lit Bel Der 0te6c ebenio tDenig, tpie BET
SEN Obitbdunen, Die 9teOe, benll man fennt
10 Gttpas ni6t, oOer adtet bod ntdt bar
auf. Wlan i9neiOet pieIme@ FaOaIi9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25

auf5ltncDmer, nnoerntbeilS abcr 0aS 0a1ez
ben iibetoe Qllge SI itGrteu uno fit eincn
ipQtercn 8eruf ~auS5ubtl0cn. QSiro nun,
ipie e5 leioer gnr ST Ddufig aus llnteuntniB
0ei6ieht, Die Gei;e all Den 3udtrltthen aus
gebrDden ODER allSgel0nittcll. 10 SiDtngt Der
aufiteigenoc Snft Da5 0nuptGI8c gum 2luS>
treibcn, ln0 oallelbe geDt 0anil leiller lpdz
teren 8eitinrnrlng Dcrl0rcll. 9t9Dol6 be-
Gcr5i0e man bel Dem 9ci3cl1 Die folgtroe
9te0cl: 0ie junQen 9tItDcl1, ncl6e 5rau>
ben trngcn lllD I'M n0dlteu 6erb1te tDe0gc>
i6nttteu merOcn, nlllien gcgeijt perDen;
0dgegcu bari nl alien 3u6trutDell, iDeld)e
crit I'M nGd)itcn Sabre GrauDtn trdgen lOlz
len nidtS 1pc0gei0nittcn iperOel. @lu btc>
len miiiicn alle Oei3e 8cid0nt rAo iorQfGl5
ttg al DaS Sp1lier dllgcbcftct lDerDelt. 9nS
OciSen lDtrO ndd becnoiQter &rallbelbIiJtbc
DDrGeltDmnlcn ul0 mus, fats ais 0en ijbcr
ben 8llltDtlltrullbtt tfCDcn0en DrCl Gldttz
0d)l clt Die Gjetic uDdnlnl9 DerOorbredclt
"lolltclt, ipdtcr inl9lltgult mic0CrGolt iDtroen.
81 glcjdcr .3ett iilD Die a3ud!(ltthelt an
Gas Spalicr dlt5ubeftel1, Dnlltt 0tclclben
ltdlt milo ultDCrbQl0c1.
HS1l ltal1tt, falten SdDrcn trttt oft Der
1ltbClitnnO ej1, 0OB Die 3udtrutbclt ntd,t
GeDDrig dll5rctfclt, lOtDCru iDeillDcilc grim
bleibclt IND bnult BET bent eriten 6roitc gez
t0Otet DcrDel. I'm Die 6ol5rciic 81 bef0r7
bern, fcnn man Gltoe 2tuguit ooer 5u 2(t7
fang G%cptcnDer bic SpiBcn Del. 3Ildltrutben
objdutiDct, lDn0urd) bic BcrDQrtuug uto
GcrbOl;ung Der Jtcbc ie6r bcfDrDert mir0.
Trljbtr Ql5 ~ Gnoc 2tu9uit bari icOOd biez
les @ntlpibelt nid)t geibc6cn. Oa ionlt Die
Sllldtfllo5pelt IN Da5 llad)lte SnDyal5balO
ouGtrfi6ru
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
Mp9efrefcn oer Gaafe.

9a5 Eoiefreiien trttt tDo6I aln metiten
ODrt aif, no Die Sd)afe Dtel I'M Stale ge>
f~ilttert iDerDcl1. ollie 2il5et0cn laile1 mimi
LID Dorauf i6lieBen, DaB Die 6litterun9
btele &raltfDctt DerDDrrllft tDeniqite1S feunt
nlal DerldteDelle Sale, I'D ndd Der Suite
rltl1g bon l6lcdtert, laurent &eu burd Ser
abretdu1g bon liiBert 0eu Oo5 lleDel iofort
beleittgt iDtrDe. Betm 8ctpcioeM iaGrer
Mieien iou cine fIeine Sal5gabe ei1 iehr
gute5 @Orbellgung5mtttel ietl1, tn0ent boz
bur6 Die StIOultg DDI SGure int Wto9ct
Derbiitet iptro. Oe5glei6cn pirD &altlDai>
ier ais 0etrGltf empfDDlen, ipte audi cine
3ugabe bon &rcioe, &olt ulb 0ol5Qide
5l1lt SHUTTER. Sn eiltigen Oegel1oen 9eutl6>
lallDS - 10 uanlel1tli0 in Bonlllern Mo
Wtcflenburg tpiu man oer llebclitQno
bur0 Gorlperfet Dolt 1l11gcli &tefer> ltllo
Salnlen5lpei8clt, tDeIde Die S6afe giert8
Der5e0rel1, 5l DeDelt Derln0geut; 1tlr lOllen
Die SDiere aber gleld5etttg 1T et1ellt Durflelt
Stale 1teDelt. Sails IT'D OaS 9Souefreiien
lbOl BET ben &dntnlcrn 5et8t, }Du man Dell
Wtilttern cine geD0rtge Sal5lafe gebeu.
SIMMER ober 1T eS all5llrdtDelG, Die ipDlIez
frellenDen Sdafe DON DEN an0erelt iDfort
ab5ulOn0erll, D0 e5 falt lttStDetfelDaft lit,
oab Das @Ollefreiien altItcGenD iDtrtt, ultO
DaS cine GDier eS ieDr balo bent anOern
na0nladt.
Gin Turrner uil0 9rDBer S6afSD6ter
lagte ms iln9lt: 90 laltge man OaS QSDlIez
frelen fit cine blOBe lllltugeno bGlt, SIT
ipel0er Die G0afe aus Xangeripetle DerIeiz
tet iDeroe1 loQe1, ludte man ite an0ertDetz
tig 5u Be i6dftigc1, tnocln mani iDnen 0OIS
Doer OerQlei0eu Snden, I'M Daran lagcr
lno f~reiiel, St %fOnten, III Die 9tuufeu Ie0te,
Ooer man mu0te ben Stall galS Duufel,
iDa5 aDer mir 10 laltBe ais Ocilmtttcl iDirttc,
ais Die S0die nidt al Die 0ulfelDcit gez
U60nt iDdren; Dattelt lie it0 abcr 0aran gez
m0Dnt, Damn fi1gel tie al5DalD audi lpieOer
nit DEM 9SollfreHen alt. Qluf OrltlO Dielz
fader Gerludle Bat man in0elieu leuerDiltg5
Die llrinde beS gSollefreiic19 lDirflid err
9riiloet uno cnt0edt, OnB DaSlelDc feline lllIz
art DOer llntugeno lit, iOnOern Dap Oieielliz
gen. Sd0fe iid bem 960llefreieu Dil0cben,
meldc cine folforme ytaDrltllg erDaltclt.
GinSelne S1afc, iuclde Bauptid0lid an
&olfnangel lciDelt, fangcn Ill, b~ieienige
9Solie onoerer SOufe 81 bcleten unb S1
frellelt, ipeld)c nit llrtn 6eid)nnlBt lit, lDos
Dur0 iie Die ibneIt feblcltoe &nltlalSe lit it'd
uufnCDmclt. Wicbt man bielen Gbiercn Nun
guteS $)elt ltuo Sqlj sl lefell nit <od)e1z
mcGl, 10 lalien tie BALD DDll DENT lGittgelt
%gSolcnfreiieu ob. 2lud bon bent Q8eibez
gang, ipD lie NIT Set J(a6ruug Die n0tDige
&altn1el1ge aufllebntelt, lDtr0 Der GrfDl9
bnlo eth gllltltigCr lctl1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
SouautertQicbc ocr Sba66Aune.

9as Qbbrcden Der SDmntertrtebe til
Stunt uno Suit mo0t bic Gbitbdume tragz
barer. Q8ie TAFT ieber 6Drtihrttt I'M G6itz
balt aus 6ranfrei6 ~ftauln1t, 10 lit altN oic5
BcrtoDrcn int 9enolt1tet Hollbe 5uerlt alt9e9
ipenOet DorOelt. 9ie5 2l6bred)en gei0ieDt
at iolden GGunten, iDelde gar njdlt ODER
81 tDe1ttg trdgel1, namentlt6 oil trctitcltll7
oen 3iDctgbdlmen IS faltn abCr audi 1cbr
iDO6L Ill 0o6ltdnmct DOrgenornmen 1per>
ben, IND iDutcn 6eionberS 2lpfel7 ullo
8trnbGumc iold)erart 6eOaht mcrDer, tnoen1
bier Der Grf0Io BALD er5tdtltd) tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-06-25
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b~ir.irit,m Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-08-16
GNIONTOWN.

A LAWN SOCIAL will be held on the
lawn at the residence of Mr.. Calvin Pol
lock, on Wednesday evening, August %.
and a general invitation is extended to
the public. both old and young. There
will be short addresses. good music, and
the grounds will be brilliantly lighted
mp. The proceeds of sale of refresh
ments 10y the the ladies. will bs devoted
to the furnishing of the U. p. church
at this place. The committees will Use
every effort to make the occasion 4
pleasant one. Do not fail to be present.
THE SURPRISE DINNFR. given at the
house of Mr.. 4. J. Henderson, on Tues
day last, in honor of his birth, was a
very enjoyable affair to all concerned
a man may have great many birth
days, and great many men NAV be
born in Il day, but when little baby
grows up and becomes an honorable
square-toed member of the church and
society, his friends and neighbors are
apt to note the day, and celebrate il in
an appropriate manner.
REV. BROWNLEE, OF Claysyille p,
has been the guest of Rev. J. l. ScoulIer
for few days, and preached from bis
pulpit on Sabbath last. Both gentlemen
visited Cleveland with the excursion of
the 9th inst.
"IF you can't be aisy be aisy as you