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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

Theye Is, perhapa, no law Of equal i'm
portGnce to tociety upon which the peo-
pie are 80 little informed as tho law OF
divorce. 1t is not strange that laymen
are ignorant when lawyer does well to
know the divorce Law OF his own State.
The truth Is that there is no American
law OF divorce, hut in its stead about as
many laws OF divorce IS there States aud
Territories. A sufficient ground Of
divorce in ono State 10 no ground at all in
an adjoining State.
A divorce granted in ono State will be
valid in q State adjoining on ono side and
not valid in State adjoining on another
side. The differences in the law and the
practice arc so great and 80 many that the
lawyers who make specially Of divorce
business have little difficulty In driving q
prosperous traffic based on tho ignorance
Of tho public.
In Tile Forum for January Judge L. IL.
Bennett considers the general question
and discusses tho reculiarlties Of tho
divorce laws Of some Of the States, He
makes plea for "a simple, well.deanOd
and uniform" divorce law which shall ap.
ply aS we'll in Maine 10 In California, Of
which every man and woman may have
knowledge, and which shall command
the general respect and confidence.
There being no probability that tho
Legislatures Of tho States can DO brought
to a common agreement, q uniform dl.
yorco law would necessarily bo the work
Of Congress, and this would require an
amendment to the Constitution. This
JudsO Bennett would accomplish by
amending section 8 80 that II will read,
"ConVress shall have power 10 establish
uniform laws on tho subject Of bank.
rupLClps and divorce throughout the
United slSsos." It 10 not'An improbable
presumption that titcs-iourths Of the
States would, on the recommendation Of
OouQress backed by public sentiment,
consent 10 this amendment ills al least
worth trying
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wueELING,w w, va" DECEMBER So 1886
Nou.nnrer LlbeI. In West ylrs.nIa.


Tbs ca8s OF Gray against the ISTEILT-
osNcgR ia ended. Gray gats Que cent Tor
the damage done him by publication in
tho INrELLlaESuRR Of October lG, 1885, 1t
took Grsy, presumably With the help OF
h!s attorney, nearly year to discover
that he had been damaged by the publi-
cltion, lie and his counsel thought le
was damaged to the extent OF 5000. The
minority Of the jury thought he was net
damaged AT all by the publication, but
rather than put the defendants to the tx
pense OF a new trial, and in order TO reach
40 no kind OF a conclusion, allowed dam
ayes oil one cent.
The verdict Is, ci course, satisfactory 10
the INTgLLIdESCRR because the damages
awarded amount to nothing, because the
newspaper 10 not put to the expense Of de-
Tending the suit again, and because in any
event the newspaper had to pay ito own
coats since they could no! be recovered
fro IL The plaintiff,
Ga the ground OF Justice and public
policy the verdict was wrong. The plain
tif wssnCtentited to anything, and ought
to have been mAls to pSy all the coats Of
u frivolous proceeding. The publication
OF which Gray ccmplSined was made
without any malice whatever, and in the
reknar Cnuree Of the publication Of police
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

ocrsts as Chew, Lucv, Davis, QnRrTisr,
Holt, MCClurg, Harris and others Of equal
standing and merit. Marx what predict,
that II Governor Wilgon IN elected United
States Senator and a genuine Democrat
occupies tho Presidential chair after 1883
YOU will see the "iur fly" among the crowd
who have 40 bitterly purRued him for the
pact four yegrs. The Republicans them
selves for some Tina have been engaged in
the good work Of "breakinR rings" now
let them come forward aud aid the good
Democrats Of our State in getting rid OF
their most admirable one.
SIMON PURE DEMOCRAT,
Charlssiown, JcTersOn County, Dec "a.
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srECiAL MOTORS.
A CARn.

TO all who are suffering from thO enon and IN.
dlscrctlous Of youth nervous weakness, early do.
cay los Of manhood, etc., will send recipe that
viii euro you, EREE or CHARGE This great
toHiOdy was discovered by q missionary In South
America. send a soltaddrNOd envelope 70 The
Rev, Joseph I, lhmAn, Station y, New York CITY
bl9.f1hhAW
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The man with a shabby suit oil clothes
8 very likely to shine in Gociety,


why ACker's Blood Elixir Is warented, Ia
because 1t Is the beat blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, puifes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution
Remainder, we guarantee it. Logan 4 TO-
and o. MsnkemsIler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

hEbNhA hOSSt@l SNW eNIANl
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable Tor bust
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellen
restaurant,
GIN, DAN, MAcAuLEY & ", B, BowRRS.
TThRhW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

/ nTuRkE are some things " heaven and
sA,ib. Horalio, than arc uteatut Of In
SSaS bNllosonhy," Oi Conteel Why, thooe
IA dhHots suffered horribly WIN aches
Snd naIhs. and didn't aud couldn't know
mai Salvation Oil would cure them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
1910 Market Street
FOR SALE
Valuable Real Estate

Valuable Real Estate
OF WHEELING ISLAND.
An OF the WatCrA' Addition 70 the city oil v heel
Ing ConsiGtpg Of twlntyeiEht (2S lots, situate or
South Pom, smith Broadway and koulh IorE
streetS, being what was formerly known ~ Tom
linSon's Garden.
Lot No /, IN square No. /, has q frontage Of (6ll
flIIy.One feet on EOuIh rem street and has pon II
a substantial twGsiOry frame dwelling OF (S eighi
rooms with water OnpreuSea.
The remaining lots aru OF lNll torty:one feet
iioutagc, aud arc all desirable dwelling sites.
Also, parts Of lots Nos. 50 ana q In u. ZAnes Ad
ditlJn 70 tho city OF wheeling, fronting about SVX
feet on South Broadway, near Zane Atreet, on
which Is twOstory double frame tOnemeD', each
part containing lhl hVe looms. Water In houses
h ntaI value Of each ] art $40 per month.
The EaSt half Of lot No. on the north side oil
Zine street, In tho addition laid out BY Henry
Moore, trustee. One story cOttAre. ~ rooms.
Water on premises. Rental value SO per month
TwGnty.iuur feet OF the cas- side Of lot No s, on
north 81 10 Of ZHne street. In the Addl laid out
by Henry Moore, trustee. One story frame cottage
~ ilvQ rooms Wafer on premises. Rental value
Sl2 per month.
Tito 10 all this property Is un1ucStlOnAbly good.
viii DO offered ~ private sale until
rrH JANUARY Is, 1857.
II not sooner sold, will on thRt.dGy, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, be offered at PUBLIC AUG
TON at tho moth door Of the Court HUuso
For pflo, aud terms Of sale enquire OF
J.R CONDRS, Attorney. RttAW, or
". II. HALLEk, Auct0neer.
HNaH sal
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale BY
the Pan Handle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ], g.
TomlinBnn, PASSENGER agent, Panhandle
Route, Whaling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

WEBR-sNITIT- ON Tuesday. December %, 1850, OF
ar. NJ, at theTesIdGn2c OF the brides father at
GraiOi, ". Va, by tho Rev. J, Ice, assisted
hy Rvs. y nd FriCkett aud ID. s Hammond,
the Rev, ], MEsLEY VEIN, d D., Of the WtGt
VlrgI lRN, Il, Conference and Mrs ERNEsTNE
RNIiII only dRmHhL0r Of Hon. L 8. lnhnsO1.
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DIED.

MILLER On Wednesday evening, December 20.
1855, at Gil6 O'Clock, Lulu MAY, daughter Of
10 days,
Funeral nCtCS hereafter.
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GEO. E. sTIFEL & co.
.STIFEL
81 90.
.HEADOUARTE RS
FOR
HANDKERCHIEFS,
1t is conceded by all that
we have the largest, most COM
prehepsive and lowest priced
stock Of Linen and Silk Hand
kerchiefs in the city,
CHILDRER'S
LADIES'
AND
GEATLEMEAS
Handkerchief From Sc, tuS3.OO.
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock of Silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown. Every con-
ceivable design Of silver, gold
and natural wood handles,
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30

ST. JACOBS OIL cured rheumatism from
which suffered for years., Froehlich'
Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
GEpNEY MOUSE, SEW YORK;

A ballet girl is an open muslin umbrella
with two pink handles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
CTOOKHOLpERsI MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
National Bank Of We viralnIR, At wheeling, will
be held IT the banking houie on Tuesday, January
II, 1857, between the hours OF and O'clock 4, NJ,
IOr tho eleolln Of Directors sud the Transaction OF
any o!heF business that may come before them
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
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Leave so.ts { e SC g. !. f iSt VSOOdseld and
AnesVile,
BumtnUtheld,
Arrive al BCllAlte al i9!lb !. m. from summQtheld
$50 p, m. ibt IaneAyille, s4 O. M lot W00dsaeld
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CToCKH0LDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of tie stockholders Of the
Wheeling s Kin Grove Railroad, for the election
OF ave lrectOTs 70 serve tJg the ensuing year and
for the Transaction oil any other business that may
come before said HeeIlng Will 10 he'd at The
Company'S ONCE on ThuEadly. January Is, 1851.
dusOkt1 E. J. kTIT1ER IeCfetaTy
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-On and after Dec. 10, 1SS6-ExPIL u
NATION or REVERENCE MARKS tDGily. tSundAy
excepted. Monday excepted Wheeling Tine:
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II, TAYLoR-HoLlDAf GoODs
&c &C.: :::::: !: HOLIDAY GOODS
Advertisements
NOW DISPLAYED
And Ready for Inspection.
RARE NOVELTIESlN
observation-disclosures
And all kinds of Fancy Linen
Goods, Elder Down Quilts and Pill
lows, Mufs in Spotted Lynx, Beaver
and Seal,
SEAL SACQUES- Perfect Fitting
PLUSH GARMENTS,
KID GLOVES,
APRONS, MUFFLERS, ETC.

By constant arrivals we are pre-
pared to. show something new every
day. Special attention is also called
to our Complete Line Of Lyons
Black Silks and Priestley No. ! Silk
Warp Henrietta Cloths. All are
cordially invited to call and look
through our stock.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for Decem. Der, that old favoritc, is before us, ahead of all others. It may be call ed ssprize number" It has two splendid steel engravings: one, ssMeadow Sweet" as lovely as we ever saw. and title-page, with a beautiful girls face, also unrivaled: :: in fact, "Peterson" is now the only magazine that goes to the expense, all the year through, of these costly and elegant original steel engray- ings. There IS also mammoth col ored fashion plate, likewise engraved on steel, and colored by hand--a sperfect love of thing" as the ladies would say. Still more. there is colored pattern, in Berlin work, such as would sell for fifty cents, but which is given, gratis, to sub scribers for a Christmas gift. Be- side these, there are some fifty wood cuts of fashion, embroidery and crochet patterns, etc. The literary contents more than maintain the long established reputation of"Pc terson' as giving the best original stories. Mrs. Ann $. Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, Edgar Fawcett, Mrs. John Sherwood, etc, etc, being regular contributors. We do not sec how any lady or any family can be without this magazine; it's tone is always high and pure, so it is just the one for the home-circle. The price is but Two Dollars year. To clubs, 1t is cheaper yet: four copies for six dollars and forty cents, with an extra copy to the person getting up the club. For larger clubs. cost ly premiums are gwen in addition. Specimens sent, gratis, if written for, SO that there may be no decep- ton. Now is the time to get up clubs. Address CHARLES J. PETER SON, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadei- phia, Pa.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
Ghe 9fmufrat.
The Poets Wall.

 o the autumn days are coming, when the bees have stopped their hum- ming, and the partridge lone Is drumming in the corpse upon the hill:
 When the leaves are slowly falling, and the sable crow is calling to his mate to stop her squalling with wild and mournful trill; Autumn winds the boughs are rustlfng. and the towns again are bustling, while the countryman is hustling with his apples and his corn; Days of johnny-cake and bacon, when the woods are all f0rsaken, and the meadow 1arks have taken flight across the fields forlorn; Iris the season melancholy, days when nature is not jolly; soon the well come Christmas holly will be hung OCT banquet hall;
 Shows of winter will be OCT us, and the season soon will bore us when in manner quite decorous we must seek the evening ball; For the summer days are over, wither- ed are the fields of clover, and each merry woodland rover on his haunts DO more does dote; And the question now, my dearis, that doth make me feel so weary, is the old one, dark and dreary, can wear last winters coat?
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
Attention Farmers.

A. E. Luksr & Son have rented their shop to Rev. J. W. Donelson, an experi- eneed blacksmith and wood-workman, who will continue business at the old stand. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. Horse-shoeIng specially A number of lumber men of this State held . convention at Little Rock last week to formulate their grievances against railroads. their demand being better transportation facilities
 --ircn. PKkInfx M ASsE. AND ScRArcH- ns of every kind cured in 90 Minutes by WooIrokD's SkRrrAEr LOTION. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by !. ". Wells, Druggist, Russeilville. Ark. If.
 Ex.Senator Lee l.. Thompson, of Little Rock. has been appointed private secsetsry so Cor. Hughes.
 To Cotton Growers.
 The lns zlsam gIn ss the Melrose Cottop Mills k now ready foe business and wiIl ain aud bale cotton in first cis4s sly I< eaa sE low prices. Patron Axe solicited. V. V. nHIsx.
 Proprietor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

--LIFE has iLs hardships, and it brings them along to the most of us. It certainly brought one to MT. Dempsy Taylor, an old and respect ed citizen now living in town, when it turned up a suit in court against him on an old administrator bond given over twenty years ago, on which he was security. It appears that the proper settlement has never been made, out the property was all of and tue administrator is dead, and MT. Taylor finds himself in an unpleasant and unprofitable predicament.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

l, The salary of Mir. Powderly, the
 head of the Knights of Labor, has
 been increased from $l, 500 to $5.000
 per year.
 No clew yet to the identity of the
 train robber who robbed the Adams
 Express on the Frisco near St. Louis,
 last week. It is said now that the amount lost will reach $l00,0O0. The company holding the charter
 for the Memphis bridge will begin
 work upon that structure within the next few weeks, sufficiency of capi- tai to complete the work having been raised.
 The report went out that H. R. Ward, treasurer of Prairie county. was knocked down and robbed of $ll ,000. Later reports are to the effect that it was a case of self rob bery, and that Ward is under arrest. The Legislature of 1885 made tue office Of Chancellor appointive and fixed the tenure of the office at eight years. On Monday Gov. Hughes appointed Hon. D. w. Carroll, the present Chancellor, to the position. Judge Carroll has already filled the office for eight years.
 It has been determined to hold q meeting ot the State Horticultural Society in Little Rock in January next for the display of preserved fruit, jams, jellies, canned fruits and native wines. The latter will be the main feature of the exhibit and lib eral premiums will be offered, which it is hoped, will induce the wine growers of the state to bring ont their manufactures for exhibit.
 England has appointed commis- sion to inquire into the propriety of remonetizing silver. The most pros porous period the modern world ever saw was when silver was on an equal footing with gold in all nations. and the severest depression when it was not. If England will restore silver to it's former status, ,unlimitedcoinage would follow in this country and prosperity in large measure re- turn.
 Col. J. A. Woodson, traffic mana ger of the Valley Route, says of the i extension west from Van Bnren: "The work of the extension through to Kansas goes steadily on, and Tn due time will be completed. Then the Valley Route will be one of the most important railroads blowing a whistle in Arkansas. You must understand that there is an active demand and an actual necessity for the interchange of Arkansas and Kansas products. Kansas produces corn, wheat, hogs, mules, &c., which we need, while our forests of valu- able timber are wanted in that State.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

Notice Is hereby given that at the several voting precincts County, Ark, for the purpo, 'leoting the taxes for the year real and personal property and ps ita tax for said county at the foll times and places, to-wit: Independence tp.. Nov. 22, 1s Northfork, Nov. 23.
 Freeman, Nov. 24.
 Allen, Nov. 25.
 Martin, Nov. 26.
 Sand Springs, Nov. 27. Bayliss. Nov. go.
 Clark, Nov. 30, aud Dec. Valley, Dec. 3.
 Gumlog, Dec. 4.
 Moreland, Dee. G.
 Convenience, peo. .. Griffin, at l., ID. Ford's fa Griffin, at Appleton, Dec Liberty, Dec. 10 and II. Gala Creek, Dec. l3 andl Holly Bend, Dec. 15 and l Galla Rock, Dec. l7.
 Lee, Dec. IS.
 Wilson, Dec. 20, al .anP Illinois, Jan. !, |, M Dover, froin Jan. til Given under myi tf Noy,, 1881. Joh., R. Yt
 Collector Pope Cou: N. B.--rhose who do nc. numbers of their land will bl their last tax receipts.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
Look Here. Friends and Custom

You will please como forward and settle your accounts and notes as they are due, We need money at this time snd have favored you and now yon can favor us by coming forward and pay ing what you owe us. We aim to pay every dollar the firm of Winn < Winn owes and we hope you will look VI this matter the same way<
 WIN & WrHE, Nov. ". per G. a. Winns
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
An Assurance of Incorruptible
 Integrity.


 The presence of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early of Va, at the drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, in entire charge, is regarded us a guarantee of absolute fairness and Any advertisement or offer to guarantee any partialily would expose the cloven hooi of the swindler. Remember that the next { the 199th Grand Monthly and the Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing takes place on Dec. l4th, when. halt \ million of dollars will go flying about the world, trying to fall into some one's pocket For any informa. Lion address NJ. A. nauphin, New Orleans, La. Sure you are right, go aheadl
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
NOTICE.

We, w. M. Mooney, c. w. J. W. Spainhower, being ca appraise a certain OK, which by accident by Lewis Hill, value said OK as beef to be r and as woIk OK to Do worth animal was q red OK, 1 ~ear off each ear, and unt and an estray in the
 J. Subscribed this, Nov. 3rd
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
NOTTCE.

NOTlCE. ALL PARTIES WIN c THEMSELVES INDEBTED TO US FOR EVAPORATORS OR FARM MACHINERY, WILL OBLIGE US BY COMING FOR WARD AND SETTLING MIME DIATELY.
 LOVE & MILLER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

Mir. Robert Maffit, a printer in the Alma Democrat office, was last week stabbed in the arm by man for re- fusing to publish a poem.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

--Mr. Jacob Berg Is agent Tor the Excelsior Burner, which can Do adapt cd to any lamp and which uses new fluid called the French illuminatlnx fluid, and has the appearance q bsaIl- tjfql gas iloht. lt js samefhin9 nex and looks like t will succeed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
3. fstI.' sAill tIlls,,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAI CONCEkN.
 COMMENCED HAVING CHILLs ABOUT OCT. list, 1882, AND, AL- THOUGH I USED MANY OF THE LEADING REMEDIES. CONTINUED TO HAVE THEM UNTIL FEB. 1883. I PROCURED A BOTTLE OF DR. I. Fl. POTTS CHILL KILLER AND HAD NO MORE CHILLS AFTER l COMMENCED TAKING IT. HKRTI- IT RECOMMEND TT TO EVERY BODY. c. M. EWING.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

me Gonercs4ional Election.
 FolIoWinR is tlle resuit of the elec- tion for tnn4reosmaa in thIs county the zd instant:
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

Pay for nc DsxooaAz NOW.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

Daneaf{ 4 neglected cold nf eouRis lnAS lead % fqelLmonla .Cpnsi'inn< ef otl,cr f'stt cold ~ " jnaeic Best thing for dyspxp3i,,i diee6tton. sick hesdachc ~ <heQsAfds testify.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

The salary Of Mir. Powderly, the head of the Knights of Labor, has been increased from $l 500 to $5, ,000 per year.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

The company holding the charter for the Memphis bridge will begin work upon that structure within the next few weeks, sufficiency of capi- tai to complete the work having been raised.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
Collectors Not,ce.

For sale b M. JACOBs
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

The report went out that H. R. Ward, treasurer of Prairie county. was knocked down and robbed of $l1 ,000. Later reports are to the effect that it was case of selfro
 bery, and that Ward is under arrest.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-01-27
CHURCH AND PULPIT.

Rev. F. P. Robertson will preach
at Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening.-U arksburg
Nea0s,
The protracted meeting at the
courthouse by S. J. Graham, of the
U. B. Church, is still in progress,
Rev. Mr. Graham has been preach
ing some excellent sermons, and
his meetings are largely attended.
--PhiIlippi Plaimdealer.
Rev. j. R. Thompson, formerly
President of the West Virginia
State University, now of Brooklyn,
has received an invitation from the
Washington Square Church, of
New York, to become it's pastor.
REvIvAL--We have accounts of
a most interesting revival in the
U. B. Church at Buckhannon.
Citizens and students are alike
deeply stirred and many have al
ready protested conversion.
Rev. Peters, Baptist minister at
Clarksburg, is assisting Rev. Rob-
ertson in the series of revival
meetings now being held in the
Baptist church of this city.-Grqtton
Sentinel.
Verses of scripture recited by the
scholars of our Sunday school, last
Sunday, 1,470.--Pocahontas (Hunt-
e~suilLe) Times.
Rev. Fullerton lectured at Golf
Chapel on Thursday evening to
a large and appreciative audience.
He is fluent speaker, and his eff
fort is spoken of in commendable
terms Clarksburg Ne,os.
(The tolloping items, grounded over
from last a0eek.)
Miss Jennie Smith was at Key
ser part of last week, assisting in
meetings at the M. E. Church.
Miss Sarah Harris, after spend
ing several days in meetings in
Columbus, O., returned direct to
her Virginia home.
LECTURE "A popular lecture at
the Golf NJ. E. Chapel, Thursday
night the 21st instant by Rev. J.
A. Fullerton, D. d. Of Parkersburg.
Subject, rs it true?' Admission
Is cents; children under IL, .O5
consolidating Nesos.
Rev. B. B. Evans is holding an