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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

New Time Gard IA Effect May II, 1885,
I. IS n. Railroad.
d ANrUREs.
For st. Louis. via Mo. pnc route. .4..D p. m.
For St. Louis, Via Iron Mountain. $50 H. m.
For Laredo. ....... ............. ll.jJ II. m.
ARRIVALS
From 81. Louis, Missouri Pacific ll:0O a. IN.
From ST. Louis Iron Mountain. lO:b p. IN.
From Lhredo.......... ..a... ......... j;N D. IN.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-19

GrFroRp, JonNsoN n wtSTEL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Demise OF a political Club.

The GATED Republican association, OF Phil
ndciphia, which was organized about two
years ago by ex-Gas Trustee Lane and others,
representing active supporters of Mr.. Quay
and the .'State" element in Republican pol
tiles, is about to disband. The headquarters
occupied by the organization, on the north
west corner of Broad and Chestnut streets,
have been taken by the Samuel J. Randall
association, of which Squire McMluilen is
president. The decline of the power Of the
estate" wing of the Republican party in this
city caused the membership of the club to
tall Oft until finally the president, James
Pollock, of the thirtieth ward, resigned since
which time there has been very little interest
among those who formerly kept upthe organ
ixation in perpetuating it During the pres
identiA campaign the club quarters were
rented by Chairman Cooper as the head
quarters of the Republican state committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
The Two Johns.

It appears that the John Francis, now in
jail here, is not the colored campmeeting
orator. The man committed by Alderman
Hpurrier is much younger, and he is charged
With assault and battery upon Miss Emma
Erasch alias Graham, the young lady who
makes her home everywhere and is 30 fond
Of getting drunk and telling police officers
Wild tales Of murders, burglaries. &c. The
man In the Reading Jail is almost 10 years OF
age. Although he resided in the Welsh
mountain years ago, for years past his home
has been in Faegleyville, this city. He may
have been caught by the brave Reading de-
tectives and the wild Eagle reporter while OH
visit to his old friends, or is it possible that
he recently changed his residence. He is an
inoffensive old man as far as known in TINS
city and it is believed that he has done moth
ing wrong. The Reading officers will no
doubt manage to make charge against him.
however.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April "a, $50 q. m.-Msrkets gen.
quotations OF previous day, but tending lower
OH favorable weather and absence of war ru-
mOrs
Wheat-May, ss14e Juns, 9OI5c July, s2ssc.
Corn-May, 47l4c june. 4sc July, 4a/c.
Oats-May, 800 June, 35I<c July 3ol1c.
Pork-May, sll65 June. $ll 10; July, slf s7h.
Lard-May, ~ sI% June, " 90 July, G01H.
Ribs--May, - S: June. S 95; July. " Oh.
CLOSING.
lp m.--Markets steady and q trifie lower than
the opening. No features apparent In any of
the options. Absence war rumors and better
crop reports creating taking feeling
Wheat-May, ssc June, 9Ol1c July, 923sc
Com-May, 41Rc; June, 47ssc; July, 4slsc
Pork-May, sii 6715; June, sil 7I1a; July.
Ribs-May, IS s7H June, $S 95; July s6 05
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Forty pieces Of Music Free.

Every new subscriber to Stro,cbridoe & Cloth
ier's Fashion Quarterly gets one volume of Mus
ical Bric-a Brac, instrumental selections or one
volume of Musical Brio Brac, Vocal selections.
Pretty cover, clear type, full sheet music size.
The Quarterly is the cheapest ladies' magazine
in the world. The Spring number contains la
illustrated pages ;colored plate of Paris Fahions
cut-paper pattern Supplement complete orig
inal Novelette, by Robert Grant new Waltz, by
sousa, leader of the Marine Band, etc, etc. Cut
this out, inclose 80 cents mention your choice
instrumental or vocal, and send TO Strawbridge
4 Clothier, Eighth and Market streets, Philadel
phia. apN4tdF&itw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 2a-Flour dull and prices
unchanged Superfne State, Is 75fl3 IS choice
do, S3 5O(3a 90 extra Minnesota, s3 00f7t.
Wheat-No.2 Red, Winter, May, 9sLc do
Corn-No. Mixed, May S511c |; do June, 551lc,
do July, 6Lc.
Rye quiet Canada, 76c bid.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Mess, sI3 25
Lard-N Ia. May H2i, June; s7 July.
Butter quiet; Western imitation Creamery
choice, 19c.
Cheese steady Ohio Flat prime to choice,
9I5c.
Eggs steady State and Western, 13lSfel41sc.
Sugar dun Refined Cutloaf, G%c; Gran
ulated, 6Et6Isc.
Tallow steady prime city, &c.
Freights nominal
Ioffee dull fair cargoes, SIC.
Hay nominal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
X. Omcers installed.

The following officers of Lancaster Com.
mandcry, No. ID, were installed last evening
by Past Eminent Commander VIM. J..
Fordpey, assisted by Past Eminent Com
mander William A. Morton
e. c., G. A. Fondersmith; generalissimo,
VIM. O. Marshall capt general, Joshua l..
Lyte; treasurer, Chas. A. Heinitsh recorder,
Hugh s. Cara prelates, Chas. NJ. Howell,
Geo. II. Welchans senior warden, Geo. ii.
Rothermel alternate, James B. Strine; ju
nt0r warden, Geo. A. Marshall /; alternate,
Joel 6 Eaby sword bearer, j. Gust Zook
standard bearers, II. Is. Cochran warden
David G. Long; guards, Geo. B. Wilson,
Henry Carpenter, Jacob p. Shirk organist,
John B. Kevinski sentinel, Geo Lutz.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
The welsh Mountain Fire.

Reports from Springville. Salisbury town.
ship, state that the Welsh mountain fires are
not nearly so extensive as they were reported
to be. On Wednesday about twenty acres of
heavily timbered land we're burned over
oGrhs % the pe anS Il rom sprea sad
ing much further. 1t il now entirely under
control 1t is not known how the fire origi-
mated. II may have been accidental, or it
may have been started by evil.disposed per-
Hons who wanted to draw the citizens away
more easily robbed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

The Rev. Mr.. Thompkins, young man
recontly from London, hos accepted an invi-
tpti0n from the First Baptist church to come
and preach tor them next Sunday, with
view 70 settlement as pastor. Mr.. Thomp-
kins comes strongly recommended by Mr..
Hpurgeon (the great London preacher) and
OfherA He is also warmly endorsed by Rev.
3}r. Boardman and others of Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

A telsgram from Pottsviile states that the
vGy queer company, which appeared here
laat Week with lady who gave her name as
Emma davenport at his head, has stranded.
They have gone into summer quarter and II
\ y 10 - hoped that they will remain there
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
The HIeh eChool Alumni.

The executive committee Of the high school
alumni association has begun its prepare
tion for the annual meeting of the associa-
tion. The arrangements, SO far - they have
been concluded, bespeak most pleasing pro
Qramma
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

Roland Reed in "Humbug."--Roland Reed
he comedian, will appear here tomorrow in his
ew comedy, entitled Humbug." An exchange
say of him Mr.. Reeds performance is charac-
terized by the same dash which made his work i'm
Cheek ; so popular He was called before the
curtain three times last night and his songs
were encored until sheer exhaustion compelled
him to decline any more repctitions'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

FEW YoRx, April M--wall street. l:so p. m.-
Money u ~ per cent Exchange dull, but
steady. Governments hrm. Currency Cs, el77
bid; fs Coup. elaa1x 41fs do, ei121< bid.
The stock market thus far to-day has been ex-
ccssiveiy dull, only $4,000 shares exchanging
hands up TO the present writing. Prices were
steadily held however, until noon. when on
some selling Of the Changers ana vandcrbilts
values declined u TO per cent. The lowest
prices of the day are now current.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
rhe panger. o. slac.lng Llme.

From the Ephrata Review.
& A little girl residing with the family OF
John Bncher, near Lincoln, as hired help,
while Stacking lime ON Monday, had some of
the wild liquid fly in her eye from which 1t
ID thought she viii lose the sight The lime
was.partieularly wild, exploding with terrific
furce and scattering fifteen feet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

Josspk Dossuh w - hsve besa hsard "
Alderman Barr LAST evening On four charges
of violatinr the liquor law, but the hearings
were continued until Thursday, ~ Doesck's
counsel were In court trying the Grau-
Amwake case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Inspecting a Bridge,

Commissioners Gingrich and Hartman
were at Ressler's mill yesterday inspecting
bridge at that point, which It Is said needs
repairs The necessary repairs will be made
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Anpoals Heard,

The city finance committee wen , in session
to-day hearing appeals from the assessments
of property for city purposes, Only few
have corrections made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
The Mayors Court.

The mayor disposed Of four cases this
morning Two were dodgers and were dis
charged. The remaining two were drunks
and were committed for short terms to the
county prison.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
A New ehifter.

Adm Moss, mastsr machnist at the Col
umbia shops Of the Pennsylvania railroad
comFeuy having rebuilt engine 4lO, brought
Il 10 Lancaster to-day on a trial trip. Ii Is
" he used as shiftar 50, fbc new piece of
road botEeen TIE Two C0peFiQ2&s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24
Arr,ue,n. for an 500 Mile nlcycl. Tour.

From the Scranton Truth.
Rev. Sylvanus Stall is arranging an 800
mile tour in Canada for ministerial wheel
men for August s to 20.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF WILLIAM
"A Thomson and wife OF Lancaster city, Ian.
caster county. william Thomson and wife, OF
Lancaster city, having by deed OF voluntary
assignment, dated March 10, 1885, assigned and
transferred all their estate and effects, except
ing the separate property Of the wife and 800 al
lowed by law TO the said assignor, to the I'M
dersigned, for the benefit of creditors of the
said William Thomson, he therefore gives notice
to all persons indebted TO said assignor, To make
payment to the undersigned without delay, and
those having claims 10 present them to
WILLIS Is. MUssER Assignee,
Residing In Lancaster city.
AND Nj. FRAsTz, Attorney. mar208tdF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

s One hundred shad were caught at Reads
battery yesterday. This is the only battery,
near the Columbia dam that has been doing
any business; the others are not making ex-
penses. The scarcity of shad has made their
prices rather high, and those who purchase
pay from 81 25 to sl.40 per pair, for these
doIicioaIa fish
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-24

CAUTION!
~ Notice is hereby given that note purport-
ing to he given by the undersigned to the Stan
dated March l9 1885, and payable six months after
date Is fraudulent and VOID. and all persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same.
GEO. M0WRER,
New Providence, Lancaster Co., Pa
LANCASTER, AErii ~, 1856 a2S-2td
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
Court House Bell.

A bell, weighing 750 pounds including
frame work and measuring 38 inches in
diameter, was landed Oh the Court
House square ON Wednesday morning..
This bell Is Designed to be hoisted TO
position ia the round tower of the Court
House, as soon as necessary arrange.
ment Gun be made. We appreliend that
the walls will have to be treated, Ms
were the walls Of Troy on the introlna
ton Of the Trog,an horse. They may
have to be cut away to give room for the
entrance Of the bell. This will be found
to be- long felt want supplied. The
bell will be Connected by means Of a
wire, with the depot, ,,y winch means
the correct time will bs struck by the
agent ut precisely IL M, epcb day.
Tnis Will be an immense item to all
having business ut the Court House.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
From Holmesyille.

Prof. Featllerstun, Of K,v4nangh mud
Miss Celia Lewis, returned from a trip
to Marion o.. yesterday.
There is life in the "deserted wiling :"
yet. Saturday evening Mr.. @. W
GUMS lumber "bsrgr,' arrived IN H.,
aud Deposited IN front Of Mr. Gohu's
store. the neoes sary tirnbers, for making
u new bridge oyer the gnlley on the
left side of Nam street. Early Monday
morning, the oap,talists, ). Cohn mud
@. W. Qnin; and The engineers. John
McCarlle aud J.. W. Page; we're on the
grounds, to superinteud the work If
demolition nnd re buill;ng. When the
m non rose, she wore smile of surprise: {:
H., had bridge which would prove nm
ornanent to any highway in any town.
or county. "rhree cheers ant, II tiger. .
As further evidenoe OF our assertion,
that these is "life" here yet, we addnc-
the fact that preparations. are being
made for tho erection of three new
houses. Prof F.atherstun. O. W
Qnin and Johu Nc arlie. oil the parties
sho propose to bal lis til sun n.r.
,,W. Fi-Sparknan aud Ned r. Spark
man are absent from our village TIL
week, attending he he'd side of then
mother, who is very ii; In Maguolia.
Their handsome faoes, and smles, ar
"missed" Oh our Streets,
Mrs. Ida Q Bridges an iMr Wludr,
of MoCnni,. were visitors here Snnda,
Mrs. 8. A. Nicholson arrived Sunda,
and will remain II week or more.
DR.. Lepoir is here on u professions
visit.
We wers pleased To meet this mor,,.
ing. Pixies gauial Sheriff, Oapt. A. A
Boyd, and ilr. lhos. u. Clark. Tie
In ter gentleman aud Mr.. Jos. Wall.
are rns'icating in H., and z-alnasl,
following Vthe example nf old IzAak
'V'ifn. Tlry comp ain I ti.crrv,n,
nMhlpg "N in,sqi o bites and sn,
'hty do not knos whether 10 blame IT,,
ti'r, he honks, the bsit or the f,l,e,
man. L.. o. V.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05

America Ahead. --Pecullnr
characteristics Of AmeriA
cans The Evils and How
Restored.
In this age Of hustle and hurry, an ago
devoted to great projects and enterprises.
the American people are taking the Lead
in the furthernnce Of noble worka, and in
the advancement of the sciences and arts.
In these they deserve to take high rank,
end through The united works Of Inillions,
the American continent is fast be,ng
transformed from ia untamed state and
being placed on an equality with the older
continents beyond the ocean. The Amer.
lean people are fast, under these influences.
developing into nervous, energetic race,
remarkable for its vim and business quali-
6cations; yet there Is danger that In tho
course Of years thess very elements may
combine to the ruination Of the physical
character Of the people. and leave them
feeble and altogether different from their
forefathers. General debility Is now much
more common than formerly, and seens
to be on the increase among the masses.
Many remediea have been. extensively
advertised for this widespread complaint,
but none Of these have been 60 spccessful
or met with such general favor as the
remedy manufactured by. DR.. S. 3. Hart
man, and named by him PERuNA.
Mr.. s S. 6oudy, of Massillon, Stark
county, Ohio, writes: That he has been
troubled with general debility and dyspep-
ala for several years that he was induced
to try PERuSA for his complaints, and
that Afset using three bottles Of the medi.
cine he was greauyrclieyed. 1t braced
him right up and gave him energy, and
restored him to his youthful vigor. He
ascribea his cure to PERuNA, aud says I
h a wonderful remedy.
Adolph Balhaus 6 Co., Springfield, O.,
writes - We are having good sale fos
PHRuNA. 1t sells as well as any medicine
We have, and gives tho very best satisfao'
ton"
Mrs. @. W. Needham, Newtonviiie,
CIermont County, Ohio, says: - have
been q great sufferer for the last six OF
seven years, with general debility and
change Of liz. was very much reduced.
Ihave taken eour bottles Of PnAuNA. which
has restored ma to perfect health and
strength. We think PERpfA sa6 nd
srsad medloins,"
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
Extract from the Examination Of Miss
Lizzie D. Jourden.
PH7sIoAL GRoaRApHv.

/ The Rlohe is composed OF earth, water
Ianc atmosphere. Earth is composed Of
substances such az minerals. rocks.
.ecayed vegetation or ossified substnn.
ces which last give fertility; and uour
ish vegt tation.
Mountai"s, rivers, plains. lakes,
marshes deserts, islands, peninsulas.
The ocean currents have much in
fuence on the climate. The warm gulf
tstream gives warmth to the south wes.
FERN part OF Europe which otherwise
would be cold bleak region. Water
in large body modifies the climate rem.
derifg a cold climate warmer aud n
armSclimate cooler. For reason of the
warm Equatorial currents Of the P ,cltic
California owes itk. almost tropical
climate in parts not mountainous.
Oceanscurrentb produce various winds.
to them We are Indebted for the invnlu
able Trade winds. Indla owes to tb,
same agents her dreadful shot win,ls."
Aue Dhronetef measures atmospheric
pressure A tube partly filed wiih
mercury, having III its upper end y
vacuum. while Its lower end is enlarR
30 as to contain u gseaier qnnntitv Il
mercury. Atmosphere presses with .
force of IBIS, on every square iuch oi
surface. A column of air 80 miles
high will balance a column of water 81
feet or Of mercury Wsinches, hoth watr'
and mercury being confined Iii T.
vacuum.
Every kind Of life is noirished a.
developed by u particna,r kin1 of for,;.
II lite is provided. With its natuf
rtqulremeniSi III this Fssprst it devtlop..
if this is with held 1t r-trogrades.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
Messrs. J II. crawford aud F
II b yd. of Wa kr"'> Bridge, w.,.
in. ios,l .nU W. d.msday
CROUCH GIN, COUGHS !"

''RUUGH GN COUGHS"
Ask for Rough ~. Coughs" fur Cousb
t"'ds, Snr' Thrnat. Hnaisenrss T,orl,nsF il
i.iqnd. 25..
CROUCH ON r T."
f1ra1so I r,l.s. mice rn ;ch.s h.,.. am,
n,'l-bng'. sk''nks. thipmunk- gnphrrs l,Ir
hrnggi-ls
Heart pms
Pa'mta'ih... Drsips'ra; Sw.iIn.> l. zzio,.,s
nuietst."h. H.a'ia'he. Slrrl'lessirss cured -,
Wells .alIh R-nrwer"
ROUGH ~ CoRvs"'
=, A * f"r Wells 'Ro .gh Un q rms S.
Q,hh. r"mpl te cure Hard or silt sor,,s
warts. huuin \ s'f
ROUGE ON PAIN"PORoUSEDr r Il ASTER:
STRENGTHENING. improved. the ~ f,r back
ache. pains III chest or side. III . im,, ;sm
neuralgia.
THIN PEOPLE.
W"'ie' Hea!rh Rrn w.i'. restores bcn'tl
ana ''g"r, cures Dv,rnusi, H..latl
Nervousness DEBILITY. ST.
WHpOPIEG .U,,Ji
ana tb" many Throat .ff'"tinrs nf ch!,Ir,n,
promptly p ras,nri, a.d s.frl. believed h,
k"n.h on Coughs " Trorhrs. lie: Bu,s N,
MOTHERS.
II you are failin brolsrn worn ,ut and
nervous. use wells Health Renrwer.r III,
Druggists
LIFE PRESERVER
II tnn are lo.ing your grin on fife. tr,
Wells Health Renewer" Gss direct tn
weak spots
"ROUGH on TOOTH ACHE"
Instant relief for N .Hlalgia Tnot,ac.,.
Fareachr. Ask for Rough on Toothacbe
Is and IS cents '"'
PR TTY WOMEN.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
yivarity Don't tail 10 try ..Wrlls' H.altI
Reviewer" I@
CATARRHAL THROAT AFFECT oNs
Lacking Irritating q r.hs Colds. So,.
hroat' m,rsd by III, ugh nn Coughs. ,.Trorbr.
ioc. Liquid. l5 Liquid, 25r.
.RpUGy IN ITCH.
"R"ngh.on ftrh" cures hum ,rs er,nti,, .
;e;, r,mGworln. letter, salt rhen'a fir,ste.l fest
TIN; H,PE OF THE N,TIo
''hidren. SLOW in drvrlopment. n.,u,
sseiawpy, and deirare. use Wells, Heal,
Renewer.'
WIDE AWAKE
threr or fnnr hours every night can ,bips
Vet immediate relief aud sound rnst b. usin
y, ellis "knlgh o. Coughs rroch.,, 49,.
Ralsain. 25c
ROUGH oHPiI sltrShD PLASTER
strengthening. improved. the besr tor back
mere; pains IN chest or side, rheumatism
ucus!gia, 49, :.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05

We cnll attention to the correction
made by Prof. r. u. HICKS of "Tyler.
t'wn Normal Institute" Therein 1t
Will be seen that the las itute closes its
hrst session OH the 18th instead Of the
ist hast, as eFroaeoasiy sisted by our
correspondent. We tllapk the Professor
f1r his polite invitation TO be present on
that occasion, aud viii most certainly
avail ourself Of the opport unity Vi mug.
ling with our friends of Tylerlnwn if
oiicn instances will permit. We are
very much engaged just now however but
our friends may rest assured that they
have our best wIs!ies for the suecess of
the Insiitute.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
The First Gun for the Legislature.

In its appropriate position, we thi
week make the fret authorized an
nouncement for official position. Mr.
T. F. Causey Of McOomb Clty, comes
to the front aud authorizes the. an.
nouncement of himself for the Legisla.
ture. Should Mr.. Causey be honored
with the position, he will do credit tt
the peoples choice, for he is young
gentleman Of good mental aud mora
Qualifications, and sound DemocratA
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05

II was great pleasure TO us to
welcome home again our little
daughter, EsrELLE, attes III absence
Of eight months iu Attendance on
the session Of The Peabody State
NofMal College, AT Nashville, Tenn.
She is loukIng little thin, but has
.nloyed.. pretty good health all the
SESSION.
The Magnolia gazette., 1885-06-05
"MOderator" Heard From,
Editor Magnolia {, asette:

huttoT .HuyHoHu q usetf:
] See from Tie published, reposts
that Rally for th. Right" Mass
Meeting came If n schedule time,
they ~ hereastd'' aud. ''rpsolyed"
at powerful rate; bat the sun
rose next morning as though uo'h.
ing unusual had happened. They
selected 25- delegates TO ga to
Jackson in July, but it is safe TO
predict that not one fifth of he,n
will 90. II takes money to ride on
the ca's, and hat is something the
most If the gentlemen selected, have
not g"t to fool away especially
at this.season Of. the year. The
best par, about this Mass MeeJing
remains to he told. Sonsa bali
dozen zraluns lrohibiiiuiis 5 Of tin.
Baptist PERSUASION went up to
"Rally for the Right" aud
while they We're in Magn, | a
"ralIying" charges were brought
up in the church against a haich
OF five of'hen and they will be
tried for 'disorderly. immoral and
unchristian conduct" aud one of
the Deacons requests that they be-
dealt with as. were the character.
described IN lst Corinthians 5th
Chap, and ! .th verse. in APP stol.
ic times; and unless MADAM Run,a
has been misinfnrned they will
one and all be treated to a grand
bounce at the next conference, thai,
is what l call "R.ugh on Plohihi.
tion sfs," had thy stayed NJ hone
and attended to their church affairs,
all this trouble might have beer,
avoided. Til" Baplists have a
model preacher here now: NJ
attends strictly to his mslmiai
work and has nothing to do, with
this prohibition side show. H,
incurred the husriliry of so,e of
his members by refusi' g 20 ler one
}. II Ganbrpll lecture on PROM.
bitiou in his church, and they trlrd
to prevent his reelection. The
REVEREND gentleman retai,rd his
grip however, aud pulled III nv 3
OF 4 votes, AMI tn. probability is
That his opp"sers will slide out nv
'fle sam" vote. SO NOTE 1T BE
Iha''s the preacher tor mr.. In
my nsx' | will pay my respects tu
your Tyleriown Cor, .spondeut w!,o
We will dub sPi qff,-ssor." tor short,
and have something TO say in repiy
to "rax-Payer" also, unit rhen
possess your In peace. There's
god tiipe coming eoys.
! MoDERATos.