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SUMMER RESORTS.

.aANp UNION HoTE.. ATLANTIC AVE.
- Atianttc City. y. ]. Electric bell IA every
, rnl' note, hgnte>i b. e.eciric AshS com fclAY
k,.s'.e Sanll.-fy arrangements JUS }E.k3A
1888 ftoirieto.. SlSo per day. and 3. end %
pc" WEEK. hu2o-im
4 khNEf SPRINGS SHENANDOAH CO., VA
~ ihh LAfGEsl AND MIST fA-HloAABLE
NlkGINIA
hs resort has been thoroughly verhau led "A n A
~, s - aepslsea at,a papered throughout yeY&Y
in tho .oon~se,,s. ~ - sAhs.ass ,pintnonG Ask
te nloutiesinS. new porChcS have beea cree ed
have bs.a $500 ~. = no az ana new .air mattresses
nav oeeh p.actd IN All tse rooms. with woven wire
springs making ilgis tte best and most compete
to oe ioend IA The south. Greatest variety OF
$500 yeauuiul scenery magnificent rosts: table
nsbii,s md ..s,n sh2ser aud plunge ossthS good
hSnss s.a same ~ he Immediate yicnily. First
elass .Neis an Some ction wiki the hotel charges
modria'e H. T. Telegraph and ExprcSs oface
ne puIIlhg Lnss i The nearest Watering place
a,hngtoh: being only > hours ride a the a. A n
Prof nd Wlliianis lsrass aud string la.nd OF AZ
tnughs Opera House. Descriptive paunpnIefs con-
tanning fan information, the Iour prlncipai
hotels anslA ais 81 the water ors terms
nlonals &c, may % had at The foIlop'ing drug
glst Drew = Muoura = ihoml'Sons Scslal.r's min
era wafer de ot on NJ. ~ eIiiug star ofhce aud
losi For Further Information address a. CARhLL
MAnICA, Propr,etor. X. g. M Rkk ClIief ,serk.
Dr. I. ". CHANCELLOR. lie, Idcstt Physician
a. som
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BIB RRR 90
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ONE PRICE.
42o-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
SEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY IL BROTHrRD
HAS NOW OPEN HIS "DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF THE LATEST AUTUMN AND W NTER Nov
ELITES. WHICH EXCEED IN VARIETY, RICH
ING.
ELEGANT Two-ToNE STRIPED and BEADED
NELVtTS.
WHITE SATIN pUcHEssE, MUscovITEs AND
FAILLE FRANCAISk for Bridal Dressea from
81. 80 TO $3.50
sUPERBsTocK OF LYONS sILKs.sATIN pUoR.
fSSE. MASCO1Tk- SURAHS AND FAILLE FRAN
CAIsE in black and all coiors Ior street ADD house
wear.
LYONS PURE SILK VELVET from 20 to 2s
Inches wide, In Black and Is different colors ranging
from ~ 10 - per yard
IMMENSE s rock OF EUROPEAN DRESS FAB
RIGS for Plain and Combination Suits, ranging from
DOC 20 50 per yard.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS JACKETS.
ClRCILARs AND NEWMARkETS
NEW HOUSEKEEPING LINENS. ALI-WOOL
BLANKETS and BEDSPREADs At lowest quota
tions.
CLOSING PRICES ON LACE CURTAINS AND
FURNITURE CRETONNFS.
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCHIEFS AND
TRLFoUssE AND PERINors KID GLOVES.
GENUINE FRENCH & r. CORSkTs from sl.5O
to $3.50.
''BEsT MAKES" OF MERINo UNDERWEAR
Medium and Heavy Weights icr Ladies'. Gentlemen
ss- sPICIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
lNu EVENING GOODS By GAS LIGHT
SG PLAIN FIGURES ANDcoRREcT PRIcEA
sEAToN PERRY
PERRY BUILDrSe,
sells Penn Avenue Corner 9Th street
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CITY ITEMS.
n. C. Lewis Celebrated H.,


Style and quality excelled by none.
Broadway and 9Th avenue SILK Hats, - and So
x1Fk snd ses,o1 Dsssy e
You can save money by buying OF us.
Prices rs low as consistent with good values
Boys school and dress head gear, csc. 10 IL
r. c. Lewis, "Hatter," $40 7th St, bet I and 4
~ Lowest price plainly marked in each Hal. .
Our Pure Old Rye whisky.
$3.50 q gallon. cannot be equaled anywhere
tie, (full quarts Blackberry Brandy, 6Oc. q bot.
tie, ian elegant medicinal artlcle); Old Holland
S,1 Sa'ss sS1 faea Cigars so for
N. T. MErzeER Bro,
AT 9TH st. n. W.
Children's shoes
are are, big item Of expense to parents: bu. you
7th street, you will save fully 25 per cent
To convince you that such is the case we viii
mention few prices:
up; Child's Kid Spring Heels, sizes 10 8. nj
44c.; Childs Shoes: with Heels, at 73c.: child 5
fine Spring Heels in Kid and Straight Goat.
worked holes, at 9se:; Misses Spring Heels aud
at CSC; Youths Button Shoes at $1.I7. Also a
Stylish Button Shoe at s1-z7; g..
m&th No. 9o6 7th street, doors aooye1
Our O0l0ng. Japan, GunpOwder and
Imperial Tea, at soc. u pound has no eouai on
this market Come and try 1t once. You'll use
1t always N. 7. METzeER & Bro,
Az 7th st. NV.
reputation OF which has been maintained q
MALT century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist ON our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN c. BAKER &
Co., Phila, and at druggists. = 60
Autumn CrOcus, sure and speedy cure for
Rheumatism and Gout; no bad effects after
using. 81 per bottle Trial bottle free to ali su {.
ferers who call at Il ID. 6ILMAN'S, 627 Pa, ave-
jy2S-eo39
When Baby was sick
,y,,. We gave her CastoriA
49,, She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung TO Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them Castorla
When Baby wassick
We gave her Castoria
She cried for CastorIa.
When she became G Miss
She chung to Castoria th,s,tk
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHospHIrEs
very Patatable, and Increases Flesh.
DIR. +. II. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says:
SCOTS Emulsion is the best have ever pre-
scribed. 1t IS very palatablc, easily assilniated
and gives strength and flesh to the patient" co
save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them.
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
eO2m
A Most Liberal Offer!
The VOltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated VOltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man az
ficled with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. illustrated pam phlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed tree.
Write them at once.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y Id. ward" prints, 35c.
Sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
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$3.50 gallon, cannot be equaled any where
else Old Rye Whisky, S6c. and 73c. per boz
tie, ian elegant medicinal artlcle); Old Holland
Gin, 81 bottle; a box OF good Cigars SO for 81:
new Mackerel, $1.4O per kit.
n. T. METzGER BRo
AIT 7th St n W.
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SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY, 1922 street. Ira
GODFREY.
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LET'S REAsox TosErAER
The cool wave is zen route" for Washington and
will probably arrive in day or two Is it not high
time. then, that you should the ground over
fully and by actual arison Of goods and prices
your fall clothing for and boys. Ours are all in
and ready for inspection and surpass In point OF arts
tic excellence all previous efforts in that direction
We prices for our matcnless stock Of mems and
boys clothing that only house doing cash business
in its broadest sense do afford to name Buy
ing our goods for spot cash. we demand and obtain
exceptional advantages Selling only for cash. we
afford to mark them very close, because we have no
bad debts to make tor by charging cash buyers
orbitant profits. Therefore. If you cash buyer it
will certainly be to your advantage to deal with us
and If you have been buying the 'instaIment plan"
reason with yourself and see how much money Won
can in the Of year by buying for cash,
which you can do just well and for about one half
the amount you pay in instruments The only baits"
throw for You are fair dealing fines. goods"
'lowest possible prices" and zone price to ALL"
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND D sTs
GALL BLUE sIGNs)
se20 J. NJ GRADY. Manager.
PREsKRv1se JAMS PansnRv1so
JARS
Just Received
NEW PATENT JAR
The Most Perfect and Satisfactory Jar in the World
Large Supply Just Received
Call and examine before buying
ELPHONZO YOCNGS CO.
42s Ninth street.
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Rs-our Mandheling Java is the most delicious
that can be produced Ely
U LEMEN;
There is no better time than the present to select
handsome
PAIL OvERCOAT OR SUIT. cnsa s<,t
READY MADE Oh HAVE THEN MADE TO ORDER.
We guarantee to supply your wants for less money
than elsewhere tQr the same class Of goods
BOYS
The most prudent people are now clothing their
Boys for School. Everything Is ready; there ia
no reason for waiting. but every reason for
buying now.
TRADE
Is picking up. You may - well have large
assortment of late styles to chose from and
plenty of time 10 make selections q to come n
the rush bye and bye
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.
se3 Gas Pennsvlvania avenue
SpRrso LEAF TIA
AT 80 CENTS FOUND.
the great demand tor this Tea
mas induced persons 70 initiate It
but the genuine article can only
! Ss oess s;,sS 4 r. !. tins country at my
Il 9 sold only in packages, each
package bearing my TRADEMARK
n. w BuRcHELIA
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FANCY JERSEY FLANNEI.S. soc, worth 7:5c
st BENZ Miller & son S, 312OM st.,Georcetown'
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S15.O0-SI 5.OO-W ainut wardrobes
NM- III. BUNN's, 81 9TH ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION
he q FHs7acr.

CFFTcr or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
MASFfINCToN. ID. e., sept. D. lSSG-
7icdtiORS or II Hours C0niM,sRc.ng a. . .. a.
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tnr District Of Columbia and virginia, light
local rains. 10 lowed by fair weather, slightly
WARMER. sOufheriy winds becOmIns vaTlabic.
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II. III. TAYLOR
933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTEN
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKs.
AND
r., NEWMARKET,
IN ALL THE VERY LATEST STYLES
Bear In mind these goods specially made for our
trade, and We guarantee that the quality, workman
ship, style and finish cannot be excelled Also re-
member these styles confined exclusively to US
Before purchasing elsewhere you are cordially in
vted to inspect stock and prices with auy
mouse In the city. 1t will pay you to see our goods
F.S-A rare chance to buy a fine, well-made jacket
cheap. about twenty five on hand. which we will sell
at 50 worth Sl25O
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BOB HOLMAN has chartered the steamer
Mary Washington for the regatta next Tues
day. sept. 2oth. Sine will lay at the finish line,
opposite the loot OF street, from which Will he
"a line OF ferry boats To and from the steamer.
\ Omission
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READ about Cutting in Washington.
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10OM NEW 1Ohhs
The Proprietor Of the PALAIs ROYAL writes as
follows to his advertising young man:
BELVEDERE HOTEL,
NEW YORK, Sept l6, 1886.
Mr. W. G. KENr-sir: From information supplied
me by my buyers. you may advertise. in all truth
that the novelties secured will be offered as low in
price as any store in New York. Iwrite this without
any question of o doubt. as have found means to
ascertain the popular prices here for coming pre-
vaiing novelties The Sash Ribbons forwarded I
have decided to sell at CSC. a sash-make O great
noise about them The Undressed Gloves at 49c you
can say are being sold by many New York stores at
55c, aud are bargain at that price. Mark the Lace
Tides at the lowest possible figure as wish to build
up a hne trade In such goods l. think 1t would be
well to have Special Sale of Cotton Underwear
which please advertise in the Post and in the Repub
lican for Saturday Advertise Umbrellas. since Mr..
Leech has secured such undoubted bargains Glad to
have such good reports of business
Yours truly,
FEW REMARKS
We can't promise you = very pretty looking store
just now, for We are almost overwhelmed with the
new goods that are coming In faster than we can
unpack them We opened last night the following
BARGAIN NOVELTIES:
100 dozen Fancy Hose. in thirteen styles Of stripes
etc. all colors. 4sc Some worth Toe.
100 dozen Childrens Black 8pslah Ribbed Hose,
white feet. all sizes, for 22c. ps,r.n
las dozen Very Sheer White Linen HandkerchiefA
fancy diced borders. Csc each; usual 4sc quality
Panels. and Vest Fronts. with cuas and Collars to
match. Prices not marked a time Of writing this
advertisement
$50 Opera" Fans. composed Of Eve Ostrich Feather
Piumes. with Aigretts and Hummins Bird; Sticks Of
Ivory. Amber or Coraline: SAGA
500 Leather Gases containing Toilet Articles $40
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READ about Cutting in Washington.

LOOK-Our leader, solid walnut marble-top
Chamber suite beVei mirror, bar handles, $50
Contract reads: Three hundred and seventy
hive OF them must be taken within a limited
time. Ready IoT delivery now.
WN. III. DUNN ;, 81 9Th st. NV.
HUMAN artih ciaI eyes. Hemplers, av. cor AZ
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Children's Shoes
m&th No. 0O6 7th street, doors above I.

Our OOlOng. Japan, GunpOwder And
I'm Imperial Tea, At 5Oc: pound, has no equal on
this market. Come and try 1t once. You'll use
| 1t always. N. 7. METZGER g. BRO.
at
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80. oiiAAbLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION ha
sT,S tAD4e twO-story brick dwelling and ~ orr
80 cSTLer Oh 442 and u streets sOuthv yeSt
o.", &c solG tomorrow afternoon at 5.3G
he, -, MS property is situated In one oil The
ness stand, and is desirable propertx So JUS aa
feFtisemenL fRSiS. pee ao-
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Style and quality excelled by none.
Broadway and 9Th avenue Silk Hats a and 81
Latest N. York and Boston Derbys 81 80 to So.
81 A call for inspection respectfully solicited.
You can save money by buying OF us.
Prices IS low as consistent with good values.
Money refunded without question II demsDded.
Boys school and dress head gear 25c. TO SI.
r. c. Lewis, "Haster," go 7th ST, BET. and K
NV. 7
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pRrss sr1rs for 80. 90 eth street..
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TTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Washington City, D. c.
Inc preparater school begins sep enlber 20
The Columbian college begins September %
The medical school begins october 4.
The Corcoran scientific school begins October
The law school begins October g.
For catalogues or other information address
JAMES C. YELLING,
au2o-1m President
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THE PALAIS ROYAL

2 cases Undressed KID GLOVES. s and Buttons
Embroidered Backs, Scalloped Tops, CSC, worth
$3.50.
cases Dressed KID GLOVES, Buttons Seal.
1oped Embroidered. CSC, worth $l0O.
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Glasses for Misses and Masters will open for the sea-
son ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 10th,
al g O'clock.
Hours of Tuition Wednesday evenings from till
$50 and saturday mornings, from 10 TIL 1890.
Al
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Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver OIL. the
reputation OF which has been maintained q
nalf century, is still ahead of all competition
All who need the article will find 1t greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our LABORATORY. JOHN c. BAKER &
Co., Phila, and at druggists. - - ..,--f--
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THE PALAIS ROYAL
case KID WALLET PURSES, Lined, zee, worth
44c.
cases BRETON FRONT JERSEYS, Plated half
way, $2.GS worth $3.50
81 We have already received several new styles of
Jerseys
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Autumn CrOcus, sure and speedy cure for
rheumatism and GOut; no bad effects after
using 81 per bottle Trial bottle free to all SUI.
ferers who call at Il d. 6ILMAN'S, 627 Pa ave
jy2S-eO39
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EDUCATIONAL
'sUNIvE YEARS OF EXAMINATIONS.

'ontains all the questions used for admission n
he High and Normal schools aud fr Teachers Cer,i
ates during the Lass five yeara For sale at the book
stores Price twenty 1--we cents selS-s tut thSfs
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-04
TENNEssEE SATURDAY. SEP 4 1886

troductory speech was delivered by
Mr.. Sam A. Green, Supt. ofHighland
SIS, subject, "The Importance of
Training Children" The second
speech was delivered by DR.. Arsey
Womack, representative from Cross
Roads S. S. The Doctor made good
speech, giving some general history
of Sunday Schools. The close of this
speech brought dinner. One hours
intermission for dinner. After dinner
the schools all formed and made a
short march with music by violin.
The next speech was made by Mr..
Allen Trail, representative from the
S. S. at Salem. Mr.. Trail made a
very sensible talk of about twenty
minutes. The next speaker called
was Prof. L. P. Evans, representative
from the S. s. at Mt. Zion. Mr..
Evans made good speech, showing
that the greatest drawback was, not
on account of its avowed enemies,
but OH account of the Incidence and
Indifference manifested by those who
profess to be its friends, that parents
too often keep their children away
from Sunday school fer trivial causes,
instead of going with them and Civ
ing them the encouragement that is
needed. The closing speech was de-
livered by Mr.. j: c. Martin, of Nc
Minnville, who is one among the
most active Sunday school workers
that we have in Warren county, or
anywhere else. His speech was time
ly, and calculated to arouse our peo-
pie to a greater activity in this grand
and good work. No doubt the good
done at this meeting will be long re-
membered by many. May Gods
blessing rest upon such efforts to re-
move ignorance, superstition and
darkness.
1t is with degree of sadness that
we report the death Of our highly es-
teemed citizen, Zenas Saunders, Sr.
He had lived to see the end of many
winters, and was candid, upright
and honest citizen, and is now gather
ed to that land from whence no trav-
Ter returns. Peace be to his ashes.
But three children survive him.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-04
IRVING COLLEGE.
The Weekly Budget Of News from a
Standard Reporter.

Today the question of the hour is,
did you feel the earthquake? Yes,
most everyone felt it up here, for we
had one without a doubt. l do not
know how to estimate the severely of
the quake otherwise than by its eff
fects. Judging from these, 1 pro-
claim it the most severe that ever
visited this section within the memo
ry of this scribe. No damage was
done so far as am informed, other
than the shaking a few brick off of
some chimneys. The disturbing
cause must have been south, judging
from the oscilating of the weights
on my clock. Preceding and during
the quake there was peculiar rat
thing sound in the elements similar to
the Tapping of the wings of innumer-
able fowls. The first and most vio-
lent quake occurred at O'Clock p. IN.
Tuesday, the second at 9:15, and the
third at 10, at which hour / closed
observations, and tried to dream out
the probable cause of thequake, since
science does not fully satisfy me on
that question.
Since the recent rains some of our
farmers are thoroughly testing the
sulky pillow. Some of them do good
work, some do not. Much depends
upon who handles them.
Mr.. Clark, a student of Irving Col
lege, is visiting the "folks at home"
in White county this week.
Those reported sick in my last have
considerably improved since spoken
of before.
VIM. C. Parks, who has lived life
time almost in Parks Cove, has re-
Gently moved into hishandsome new
dwelling in the vicinity Of the Col
lege.
W. l. Hill brought his family. in
from the mountain last week, where
he had been "summering."
Rev. L. H. Boyd will begin pro-
tracted meeting at the cold School
House" on Hips Creek next Lords
day.
Rev. E. G. Sewel, of Nashville,
will begin series of meetings at He
bron on the second Lords day in
September.
Rev. w. j. Haden will begin q
protracted meeting at Hebron the
first Lords day in Sept.
| ask again what hinders the teach
ers of Warren county from organi,
zing Teachers Institute?
f. b. F..
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-04
DAYLIGHT.
The Weeks News LacOnically Reported
for the Standard.

Cool nights, with cool breezes dur
ing the day-a reminder that, and
yet little while and we shall have
frost.
Last week and the first of this we
were visited by fine showers of rain,
which has greatly benefited the corn
crop, (most of which is late. owing to
the bad stapd in the spring., and
there will be a much better yield than
was expected few weeks ago.
Our farmers harvested a fair wheat
crop, a bountiful oat crop, and a good
hay crop, and now that there will be
an abundance of corn, they will have
every reason to thank the advise
Creator, who hath so bountifully
provided supply of the necessaries
of life to abundantly furnish both
man and beast.
Rev. John Byars, Old Baptist,
preached to a large audience at Beth
lehem last Sunday.
J. III. Dodd and wife are off on a
visit to relatives in Macon county.
Mr.. James Richards and wife, OF
Cannon county, spent a few days OF
last week visiting the family of Mr..
w. A. Mcknight.
The little negro boy mentioned by
me last week as being quite sick al
the Poor House, has since died; also
Eliza eagle, for twenty years OF
more an inmate Of some instituted died
at that plale on Friday.
TREBOR,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-09-04
INCREASE.
Incidental Mention of People aud Their
Affairs from Standard Contributor.

We are having good rain this
morning (Monday) and have had
good showers for several days, which
will make corn crops Ground up"
better than they would have done if
it had continued dry. Corn crops,
though not very good, are better than
was expected sometime ago.
Produce of all kinds is selling so
low that farmers are considerably
discouraged just now, and not a
great deal of land has been turned,
either for wheat or corn.
Hog cholera has been raging for
several months, and we presume that
the hog crop of this year will be
short.
The overseers are working our
roads, which began to need work, as
some of them were almost impassa-
BILE.
The Sabbath school at the Nunnel-
ly school house gave a concert at that
place on the night of the Dist inst.
There was a large crowd present and
all seemed to enjoy themselves as
well as could be expected under the
circumstances. The singing is con-
Quoted by Mrs. j. M. WILDER, who
does all in her power to advance her
pupils.
The Union meeting house will GER
tainly be built, as some of the lum-
Der is on the ground, and those inter-
ested seem to be in earnest and want
a good house, which isgreatlyneeded
The Methodists have had a great
revival at New Union, which lasted
over week. There were several con-
versions, q number of additions to
the church, and an unusal degree .oi
interest was manifested during the
meeting. The services were conduc-
ted by Rev. Mr.. Conner, assisted part
of the time by Rev. A. T. Crawford
and others.
The meeting at Shiloh, commenc.
ing on the 3rd Sabbath in August
lasted several days, and good degree
of interest was manifested by the peo'
pie of that vicinity. Revs. Moore
and Wilson conducted the services
We are glad to say that the people
demeaned themselves better thar
usual at such places, for which the
ministers complimented them a
Union the last night Of the meeting
Butler Smith is repairing some o
his buildingsan looks very pleasing
which might be considered very sig
nifcant by some. We have not haC
an interview with him and we viii
say no more.
The writer, Tom Martin, Georg
Roberts and John M. Clark worked
the swamp road the other day, 70
, which there was no order. 1t bein,
, the first job we ever did without bein!
paid or compelled by law, we Ger
: tainly deserve praise for generosity