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DEMOCRACY WINS IN halifax.
About 900 Majority over the Alliance Nomi-
nees for the uouse.

Houston, VA, Oct. 5-special.l--The primary
election TO select two candidates for the Honse
was held Saturday. Seventeen OF the twenty
Eve precincts in the county heard from glyo
Hall and hubbard about 2J1 majority over
Carlton AMI Clark the All ance candidates.
The result at the other precincts cannot mate
rally alter this. Hail is 4 farmer and member
OF tho Alliance. Hubbard Is a large planter and
merchant. bnt not II member OF the Alliance.
Tins ticket should give general satisfaction, as
both are most excellent melt
The County Alliance meet here again to-mOr
row 10 consider the situation ana cannot fore-
cast the result Of that meeting. Some dlssatls-
faction prevails IN the Alliance ranks. Some
think they will pat ticket III the field N oppo-
sltlon 10 our regular ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
MING GEORGE.
Dep,ocr alto Nominees for tho House ana
SENATE.

SENATE.
KING GEORGE COUNTY, Oct 5.-Hon. Dc H.
Mason. of this county, has been nominated by
Democratic convention as a candidate to repre-
sent King George and Stafford counties IN me
nett U0u.e OF Delegates. Two years ago Mr..
Mason was elected as an independent, defeat,
ing tho rcgnl.r Repuhlican nominee by good
majority. it i, not yet known fully whether Mi
Mason will be opposed this year ty iuii
fodged Republican or m independent Gland
Colonel r. j. Washington, OF Mestnorelalu'
rcmocratic nominee for the, Senate. in the
iliriy-si.th district, addressed The citizens OF
ms comfy At the court house on last thurs.
d,v M. .nc.ch was an excellent defense OF
Democratic principles, and at the same time
good Alliance doctrine. r.,v:.
George indorsed the administration OF Hon &
II. Ashton, Judge Of the courts OF these TWO
counties, and expressed a hone that no one
opposed 10 Judge hshton's re-nppointment by
the next Legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
Prince William Nominations.

BREYrsvn.IE. Va. Oct G-lSp4cial 1.-The
primary election held IN this county on last
Saturday resulted IA the nomination Of Colonel
Edmond Berkeley for the House Of delegates
Captain X h. Tyler, Colonel Berkeleys only
opponent, Was supported by tho Farmers ALI
pDco, hut notwithstanding this Colonel Defke-
ley majority viii reach as much as 200
The corn crops IN this county are unusually
good. and many farmers are sewing large Gro,
OF wheat.
Miss Sadie Williams. OF Newport, Ky, is here
on visit TO relatives aud friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
IIBRART Al HI6HLAND SPRINGS.
New Teacher Elected buildings Going Up
personnI.

HionLAND STRINGS, Oct. Q. - ISpecisll - Mr..
Russells house will soon he ready for occupancy.
The new warehouse belonging to Mr.. f. y. Read
isfairly under way and room IS being prepared
for the circulating library. This will give
Highland Springs a great advantage.
Tho band is dong we'll.
Mr.. T. A. Butler, of anover. was guest at
Mr.. Frank Christisns last week
Mr.. j. s. Rehl returned Thursday from visit
TO Norfolk.
Miss Mary Hohloder has been elected TO teach
in Miller's Graded school.
Captain JhorDtons pretty. residence is about
rea ~ for its occupants The hotel will lose
much Of its brightness when Captain Thornton
and Major Charles Morrison moyo 20 their new
homes.
Mrs. Andrew Rohleder was entertained on her
birthday Qsst Thursday by Mrs. Kaby.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
ryD0RsED ron THE JUDGEsHIP
Nv the Good People OF Dinwihdio-"ar-
riaxe In Petersburg.

By Tho GoOu IeOFr" Ut
rage In Petersburg.
PETERSBURG. Va. October 6-lSpeclaiI-lho
Prince George Cavalry. Captain A. H. hoooS'
woro inspected at Prince George courthouse
Yesterday by Captain Hobbs. There was hiul
VI A. THE he Democratic convention hold at Din
Middle Courthouse yesterday, re.oiutionS were
adopted indorsing Judge j. J. Eppe' ior inc
;udse.hip Of Dinwiddie county; -, ,,.-
'nr John T. Hsnrsh.n and Mrs maggie
Walsh rero married at -. Joseph,s .Cathonc
church this morning, and left on oridal Trip
me monthly term Of the County Court OF
Prince George will be held Thursday when the
case Of Lee Harrison, colored boy aged nine
years, charged with setting hre TO the residenco
Of Mr. Thacker. will DO called. liz.
Congressman James L. Epes was IN the CITY
to-day.
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Tried to Wreck n Trsin-Mrs. Herndon's
Condition.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct --lSpecial.l-ATr
DETER, bricklayer. was painfully bruised and
cut to-day by the falling Of a scano.d on which
he was at work on Preston Heights
1rue malicious person placed an obstruction
on the lrys Spring railroad Sunday. 1t WAS
discovered in time 10 prevent accident. The
manager has offered reward OF 500 for the ar
rest or the offender.
The condition OF Mrs. j.. VI. Herndon IS some
what improved Ibis morning. She has been nm
conscious several tinlss for long intervals, and
at one limo was thought 10 DO dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07
HuccNNAful SninttIinn

CHARLrsroS, W. Va, Oct. 5.-For some time
bogus checks from the West have been coming
into the tlti1ens National Bank. OF this city,
signed with bogus names and made payable TO
insginary persons. The headquarters fer the
swlndlers has been in Chicago, where they had
checks to the amount Of 81, 800 cashed. The Au-
ditorium OF that city was beaten ont of Oh 900
and the Sherman House, Of the same city, WAS
pluoked Tor e80o. The parties are unknown.
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MIR. Wright Renominated.

wIsDsoR. Va, Oct. 6--ISpecial. The county
Democratic convention met AZ the court house
to-day and renowinatod Hon. I. b. Wright Tor
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PROPOSALS.


EAsrRRN IUNATIc AsYLuM,l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. October ,, 1891. !
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL UNTIL p
| O'Clock VI WEDNESDAY,. OctOh er Il. 1891. re-
ceive SEALED PRO- OSALS for furni hing ms
institution for tho ensuing quarter with the fol-
lowing articles:
GROCERIES,.
100 bar els Flour.
40 bushels Corn Meal 90 pounds per bushcD.
$50 pounds Shoulder Bacon.
lf01 pounds Ham.
1870 pounds pure Lard.
20g0 pounds GranWlated sugar.
400 pounds Yellow Sugar.
300 pounds Laguafra COdec.
$50 pounds Green lea.
80 pounds SOFIA trackcis
1910 pounds aundrr soap
u cases Canned tomatoes nj-poundl
1000 pounds hOmlny.
$50 gallons MOlasses
On gallons Vinegar.
- gallons Sherry Wine.
10 gallons WHISKY
f. bar. els Roe Herringh
DRY GOODS,
100 Yards Blc1ched Cotton.
500 Yards Unblcachcd Cotton.
60 yards drilled Cotton.
sOl yards Domestic Dress Goods Strong.
G0O yards Gnghams.
400 yards calico.
100 Yards ioans. for lining.
10 yards Linen Crash
80 pairs Blankets.
20 pairs lniesructib.e Blankets.
q dozen 3iens Jndershrts heavy.
dozen Ladies Vests heavy.
Is pairs Men shoes ,6, IS. q. l0l.
"a pairs Women Shoes VI, 4. Q, g.
a. dozen pairs Half Hose.
20 dozen pairs Hose
Parties may Md for any one or more Of the
articles All are required 10 furnish wi h bids
samples % be examined ly the Board OF Di-
rectors AZ their meeting. October b. 1891. Arti
ces in every case must come fully Up 10 sam
pies; otherwise viii DO returned at bidder OK.
pense.
All articles must be delivered freight rre.
paid. AZ the WILLIAMSBURG depot on or before tho
I'D Of October, 1871 unless otherwise directed
Payments 20 be made IL thirty days after re-
celpt % goods.
Bidders must state PRICE on EACH SAMPLE
and designate their sam; les with . private
mark do not use same mark as III former BIDS
but IN no case mus, bidders name appear ON
samples
list Of bidders SAMPLES, prices. mark. and
name must be sealed and ADDRESSED 10 TIE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS, care OF the under
signed
The right Is reserved % award the contract 20
any ono or more Of tho bidders. or reject any or
all bids offered. Al bids should DO marked TO
furnish supplies" Samples should he addressed
10 c. T.. AhMISIEAD.
oc 6-3t Steward Eastern Lunatic Asylum
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She eufferod from malaria debilV HHu He'
vous prostration. Entering drugsists, She
told him how weak, nervous, tired and misera-
bic she felt
by all means use DIR. Grecne's Norv"ra'
was his replv. 1T the greatest OF oil strength
ening medicines for both nerves and body. 1t Is
the best medcine-rho best tome and restors-
tive You can possibly tako, for il not only gives
strength to The nerves invigorates and enrlches
the blood. but regulates tho stomach liver
kidneys and bowels
And then no told her Of great many cases X
IL ar-ol. d. n was rnralr yegetable and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07

hld cured, lnaJ 10
harmless, and cost
but sl.OO. She pur-
chased, aud never
rogrettedit. for IL
made her. and will
make you. strong,
Wig orous an d
healthy.
II suffered with
malaria, k id II c y
and liver co m
plants. n Q vO u 3
prostration an d
sleeples 3 II ess. l
was so week l was
confined to m y
bed. | used DIR.
Greene's Neryura.
me q new lease OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-07

Mrs. T. S. BoGARr.
Baptist Home, 6sth St. New York
M r No. Dr. Greene the SUGGEST S.
lW- Ees BIZ fu specialist. in curing all
forms ofneryous and chronic diseases, IS "'l4h
Street. New York. can DO consulted .1'ee per
sonaliy or by letter Call or write him about
your case. or send for symptom blank to MI
ont. and a letter fully explaining your DIS
ease. giving advice etc. will be returned nee.
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MIR. Eppes. of MeckIenbnrE county, the moe
peudent candidate for the Senate IN opposition
10 Mr. 4. W. Scott. was present lie says INC
Mecklenburg county Alliance met ia,t bfldy
and Endorsed hi. candidacy and pledged their
snnnort Tho Charlotte comfy Alliance net on
tho same day and refused to indor.e, either can
didste but il is generally conceded that they
In is thou chit that the Republicans viii make
no nominations IN this county or Mecklenhurg'
but will indorse Mf Eppe, for the senate Hon.
John ID. Shepperson has no opposition Tor the
House OF Delegates for Charlotte.
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A S2,OOO,GtO FIRE RUIN.
Great Business Houses In New
York Burn In Five Hours.

NEW YoRK.-A Ere started. no ore
knows how, III the sui soaseDeut OF the
uins.story, mnhsard.rOOfnd brick and
o building Il Mendel Boz, real Is.
tate men, on - sou' h. a I corner of
6leeca-r AID Green s reels, utterly
ruined II and several arj lining build
,nRs east. Over 81 0O0 U worth In
value rolled SKY ward In smoke aud
fl.me In l.s than dive ! ours.
IRE 6rst aud big est building de.
stroyed (M-nde.',l VS. occupied by
Alfred B~eujaUnu 4 c., probably ths
largest manufacturers Of re~Ady.n&de
mems clothing III The country.
As big a mob as ever msssed In the
same amount Of space IN New Yoik
turned out 10 see the Ore. At fret 1t
seemed rs II tbs Gremtn would have an
-asy victory over Il . dtuss, Dat the
whole ma Lidcent building soOa blss, ID
lac q fery furnace.
a SIX. story buildi1g adjoining the
giant on d east end, occupied by III.
II, Rosef stein. ostIich feathers, IS thd
next TO succuuib to ths dame, which
then moved on to the double brick
building, Nv ed aid occupied In part
BY Han merslough, axe s. c. CLOTH
lers, on the u i'd, tJnrth, dit. SIKH
ard seventh floors, aud ty E. v. CJL'
nett u Co., hatters, on Tue lower
floors.
Meantime the Are hal extended on
the Greene strert side to the six.stHy
26-ioot front brlcs building occupied
partly by Rssenspin ami putty by syl'
yes,er LevacheT & Co., manufactured
of hats, caps and turs, aud destroyed
that structure.
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FOOD FOR

The fe1rtul uLtel.ef Is unhelief II
yourself.
Love rules his kingdom withou: q
swori.
a neglected opportunity never gets
over 1t.
A good conscience makes an EASY
couch.
1t IS pleasant to hear the truth-about
other people.
A stole isa man who never had the
toothache.
Possibly the meaness man In this
world Is the devil.
JOY Il like Hgue -one good day be-
tween two bad ones.
Severity breedeth fear, but roushness
hreeGeth hate.
The love of changs Is as natural In
man as it IS In nature.
Virtue is a kind of health, beauty and
good habit Of soul.
An acre OF performance Is worth the
whole world of promise.
Marrying rich widows, like drinking
liquors, is often done solely for the
effects.
When a man finally succeeds in maxi
ing himself famous his wire gets the
CT, dit Of II.
/ Better to be unborn than untaught,
for ignorance Is the root o. misfortune.
Many men " the grandeur of their
lives 70 their tremendous difficulties
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REVIEW B LIGHTS.

Lssson /. - Super ntendent: And
when all Israel saw that the king heark.
sned not unto them, the people answer
cd the king. saying, What portion have
| We in Dsvid2 neither have we inherit
ance in the son Of Jesse: to yonr tents,
o Israel: now see 10 thine W house,
David. So Israel departed unto their
tents Il Kings IL !: 10y.
Scholars: Pride goeth before de.
struction, and q naughty spirit before a
fall PROV. 16 : 49,.
Teachers: God resisteth the proud,
but glveth grace to the humble tJas.
All: Humble yourselves therefore
under the mighty hand of God Il Pet.
8 :6).
Lesson 2.-superintendsnt: Where.
upon the king took counsel, and made
two calves Of gold; and he said unto
them, It il too much for you to 60 up
| to Jerusalem; behold thy gods. .
! Israel, which brought thee up out Of
the land OF Egypt. And he set the one
| in Bethel, and the other put he in
Dan. And this thing became a sin: for
the people went to worship before the
one, ever unto Dan Il. Kings IL
1880.
Scholars: Thou shalt not make unto
thee any craven image tExod. 81 a..
Teachers: Little children, guard
yourselves from idols Il John 8 :2lJ.
I All: The Lord, he il Goo; the Lord,
he ia God q Kings Is : 39).
Lssson 3. - Superintendent: And
| she went and did according to the say.
\ ing Of Elijah; and she, and he, aud hse
house, did eat many days. 1hs barrel
Of meal wasted not, ne Their did the
cruse Of oil fail, according to the word
Of the Lord, which he spake by Elijah
Il Kings II: 10. 16).
Scholars: They thst seek the Lord
shall not want any good thing (Psa. ~:
10Y.
Teachers: Your heavenly Father
knowsth that ye have need OF all these
! things (Matt. 8: AZ.
AL: Give Us this day our daily bread
Matt. 6: 1I).
Lesson 1. - Superintendent: Then
the lire Of the Lord fell, and consumed
the burnt of ring, and the wood, and
the stones, and the dust, a d licked up
the water that was In the trench. And
when all the people saw it, they tel! on
their faces; and they said, The Lord, he
is God; the Lord, he is God Il Kings
Is: 80, 39).
l., Scholars: How long halt ye between
two opinions? If the Lord he God iol.
low him Il Kings IS: 2l).
Teachers: Choose you this day
whom ys vii serve Gosh. "a: 10y.
All: The Lord our God will VT serve
Josh. a: 24).
Lesson 5.-Sure rintendent: And
. Ahab told Jezebel all that Elijah had
| done, and withal how he had slain all
the prophets with the sword. Then
Jezebel sent a messenger unto Elijah,
saying, So let the gods do to me, and
more also, if l make not thy lie as the
life of one Of them by Tomorrow about
| this time. And when he saw that, he
arose, and went for his life Il Kings
10; l-3).
Scholars; Fear not Cor I am with
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ELEVEN men LYNCHEl.
The Victims We're Italians In New
Orleans.
ACCUSED OR TIE HEyyESSY MURDER
A MAss MEETING CALLED IN THE
MORNING PAPERS o AsshMBLEIN
- THE CLAY sQUAnE-AFTEH
sPEEcuEs BY LEADERS
TIE mon STORM THE
ALL

NEW ORLEANS, March l4.-New
Orleaus struck the Mia a d-atiI rlos
to-day. 1t rnse iu It's might about mi
DAY and wIeaked u terri IL vengeauc.
upon the Sicilian assassins who rslent.
lessly slew D vid g Hsnnessy.
PREPARING FOR MOB LAW.
The Chief Of Pol CO was slain on
OctotHeT l3.h, and that very nigh; The
evidence began to accumulate. show
Ing That his death had been deliberately
p aimed ~ u secret tribunal aud car.
Tied Cut toldiy and successfully by the
tools OF ths cOnsplratOrs. The trial
lasted 20 days, and, though the evi.
d.nce seemed conclusive, the jury, cur.
Ient1y charged with havlnI been tamp-
cred with, failed TO convict. Last nigh,
q body Of c~ool.headed men, lawyers,
doctors. merchants aud political lead.
ers. all prisons Of indu-n nee and social
staining, qristly met ana decided that
soue ASTON mutt bs taken and the
peoples justice, swift and sure, vIsi ed
uron those whom the jury had Ne.
elected to punish.
Z eht OF the victims were shot or
clu obed to death, two were hanged,
and n was morta ly wounded by a
bullet and died In the evening. No
precautions were taken against the
bnchlDc, although the leading lynch-
ers had published Ia the pagers y cali
for u MASS meeting 10 Clay Square ito
take steps TO remedy the failure OF jus
tics In the liennessy CASE" the
meeting was hell as announced, ana
those present, after icing harangued
by a man nNmei Pa kersOn AID other
speakers, made the attack on the
Iall.
Baron Fava, the italian Minister at
Washington, called upon Secretary
Blaine aud protested against tho kill.
ina OF hi, countrymsn 10 Nrw Orleans.
and demanded protection lor tie other
Italian 1 that city. After q consul
lation with the President. Secretary
Blaine sent to Governor NlchoI 9, e.
Louisiana, q despatch, Q ,lliug a.ten-
lion to our tiealy agreements with
italy, .xpiessing the hope tIat the
Governor will CO. operats Wi b TIE
President In maintaining our orlisa-
lions towards Italian subjects who may
he 10 peril, that further Lilo Jdshsd ma,
be prev entsd and offenders brought 10
justice.
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TIE NEWS OF A WEEK
In Condensed Form For Busy
Readers.
A RECORD OF SEVEN DAYS DoSGs.
4 Condensation Of News Of More or Lsss I'm.
portanos. :1eksd Up Here There aud
~Evsryxhers. In City. State and Country.
Win Itsms From Foreign Chms~
Eastern end Middle States.

Mrs kIco, Z. " ,.eroury, Connect
lcrt,- has susi Rev. Father McA'-
cry. of Boston, for q ten years wash
oil |,
Tho body OF q man, supposed
10 te E nanusi Ruttrnger. has
been found IN New York Bay. He liao
evi emily Uesu robbed ami then tossed
Uve. 10 ,rd.
Wholesale dealers 10 sponees In New
Yoik have formed a combination t.
control II market Of The Florida
''Shee. s. Wool Sponge"
The cst,son which bore the body
Of i'enrr j sherman 10 the funeral pa.
rad- IN New York has been presented
10 the State Arsenal, appropriately iu-
scribed.
A Brooklyn medium declares that
Capt. Norton, who sdileI in the life-i oai
Tor Europe. d eli of starvation when
eighty rays out.
a bulldog attacked and bit Birdie
Miller, a Friedensbur,, Pa. schoolgirl
. badly that she will die.
WAS killed in New York by falling
against as electric dynamo.
Two unsucce ssiul attempts ~ert
made 10 wreck railIo ID trains at E 81
Norwalg, Coz nscticut. Ties were
pl iced IN the track, but the engines
scattered them. 4
David Crowley. 10 ye,rs old, wa
arr 8 ed at Mh.vils for 81 ,bbiux Alols
Loyal I've times.
TIE steamship Havana was towed
disabled into New Yoik,iust from Bal
tlmorr.
The Jefferson Insurance Company Of
New York has retired from business
because IL d esn't pay.
Allied D ,ver, of Stockton township,
n j., WAS rob ed OF u horse M road.
cart, valued vi $500
Many Ns~ York grooers have ad-
vanced sugar u cent . pound.
Benjamin Rawlings, employed as I
pump man 10 tile N mes Of the StirlIni
Colliery, Pa, met MS death by Q ial
Ut top Iock.
The Post on, e at New Milford, Sus
Aoohh'lA cuuh'Js i a., was UEOhcu intt
aud 500 worth Of stamps and a sun
OF money carried away.
Samuel Davis, Of Dover, n. H, die,
under circumstances Indicating fou.
play, and bis SOD Is missing
While workme1 were tsarIrr dow
! the walls OF q hotel In WilIarnsport
Pa. the entire trout COLLAPSED. IT,
Injured are F. F. SSar's, james Cav
ford, E B ,usch, r. U mer. c. Auch
1t 1, l-ar-L that S:nwsrtz's inj urleI
will Prove f,ta!.
John Q egg. IS ye,rs Of age, an 10
valid, fell or Jumped from tho wind ;,
OF his room III Salem, New Jersey, M,
was killed.
Pt'shurg has 4l4u buildings, O
whi"i 30 943 are dwellings,, valued =
S67.l79 35i. and 75ls business houses
worth SaS.laS,s75.
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II you do not aviod every appearances
of evil the dew will be certain To use
you for Il stool IigeJn.
During the last 100 years ss5.oM pat.
ents have leen issutd by the Uuited
slafs,. There Rave beeD e0O,t0o apvii
cations.
When we he ,r some people talk we
regret that the Lord dill not provide a
mans ears aith shutters.
Evil Thoughts intr d. in an uuem'
ployed mind a. worms generate IN
sta0nsnt pool
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AAAAC koCbh bOhoAS
a naughty spirit before q fall. PROV
16 Z: IL.
IL. IpoLATRY IN ISRAEL.
Thou shalt not make unto thee an!
craven image.-Erod. 20 a.
III. COPS oARE OF ELIJAH.
They that seek the Lord 'hnll no
want any good thing.-Psa. "a : ~.
". ELIJAH AND THE PROPHETS OF B,AL
How long halt ye betweent two opin
ions7 if the Lord be God. follow him
II Kings 10 :2l.
'. ELIJAH AT HoREB.
Fear not, for I am with thee. AM
will bless the.-Gen 26 "a.
VI. AHAB's covETousNEss.
Take heed, and beware of covetous
ness.-Luke IL : 10.
VII. ELIJAH TAKEN TO HEAVEN.
And Enoch walked with God: and h.
was not; for God took him.-Gen
8 "a.
VIII ELrJAH's succE ssoP.
Not by might, nor by power, but h.
my Spirit, saith the Lord OF hosts
Zech. 4:6.
X. THE sHuNAxMIrE's SON.
The Father ra1seth mp the dead, and
quiokeneth them.-John 8 81.
Z, NAAMAN HEALED.
Who forgiveth all thine iniquities
who healeth ali thy dis Pea
l03 IS.
II. orHAxI PUNISHED.
Be sure your sin will find you out
Mum. 80 :2t
XII RLIsHA's DEFENDERS.
Fear not: for they that DO with us
are more than they that be with them
q K1ngs = 16.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-03-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1891.
FIRST QUARTERLY REVIEW
HOME READINGS.

TITLES AND GOLDEN 1Exrs.
GOLDEN TEXT FOR TIE QuARTsR:
Godiinsss Is profitable unto all things.
= l lin. 4 8.
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I. THE KINGDOM DIVIDED.
Pride goeth before destruction. and
a naughty spirit before a fall.-PTov,
16 : IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-19

WHAT A WoMAN OF WILL DID In
Ulster county, New York, there 10
woman OF real grit who inherited
fourteen years ago large estate, con.
sisting principally of farming proper.
ty, heavily ircumbered with debt. II
was the old homestead, and she could
not bear the idea of seeing it pass
into the hands OF strangers and was
determined that it should not. AL
though then only tweuty -four years
cd. and with no more practical
knowledge OF life than an ordinary
country lass, she assumed sole charge
OF the estate, determined to clear 1t OF
debt. Having an old mother sixty
two years OF age, half sister, also
helpless from old age, the two or
phan children OF deceased brother,
In the las, stages Of consumption TO
provide for, this made her task
doubly hard. A littlO experience
taught her that II was impossibls TO
support her large family and keep
10 the Interest arising from the
heavy indebtedness OF the estate from
the resources OF the farm. She deci.
ded upon school teaching. She was
engaged TO teach in her own neigh
bJrhood a. s8 por month, aud her
salary in a short time vas raised "a
: 10 per month. She has continued
scLool teaching ever sioce, directing
tho work on her farm and during the
SIMMER vacations going into the har-
vest field with the farm hanis 10
pitch On hay. take, bind dc. She
his earned from teaching school over
% 500 paid of the debt o. the old
homestead, and greatly improved the
property. Che has been an extensive
stock raiser. Her wheat crop aver,
azsd last year fJrty.two bushels ID
tho acre, the largest WELD in the
county. A short time ago she Iearded
that a brOiher.inslaw living In Penn
90 wanna was 10 destitute circumstani
COS, She went 20 him and found
b ~ helpless from an incurab'e dis
ease, with o family depending upor
him. Ben. she said. what can do
ut your 'NJihing, Libbie,' was The
reply. You have y our hands full al'
ready. We will have to go TO the
coUnty house, suppose Never
Ben, az long ~ | live. Come ant
enjoy Tho comforts OF tho old homo
s'ead with me. will keep you aa'
y or family ss long as you live. Sn
says she has enough 20 do now with
out having 20 support husband to-
vblcl che might have 30 10 ~ sh
vse I1 waf..