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Marks That Will Last.

When DR.. Charles 81. Fowler (now
bishop) left the pastorate to accept the
presidency of Northwestern University
a gentleman said to him "Well, I heal
you are going to stop teaching boys"
The doctor paused moment and
asked: "If you wanted to write your
name on brick so that it would stay,
would you write 1t when the clay wat
plastic and impressible, or after it had
burned" ?"
The gentleman saw the point, and
replied: "Why. on the brick before II
was burned, of course"
DR.. Fowler did not apply the illus
tration. That was unnecessary.
o Sunday school teacher and Ep-
worth League worker, what an oppor.
tunity you have! The pastor and evan
gelist and workers among adults are
striving to write truth upon burned
and hardened bricks. 1t il difficult and
discouraging work. But you have the
unspeakable privilege of writing upon
the soft and receptive clay. The
marks you make upon youthful hearts
will last. Be careful what you write.
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HODGES NEWS.
Happy Narriage-Tbe Exposition
New Settler.

Hodges, 8. c., Dec. 295.
William Logan, q notorious jail bird was
caught and safely lodged In AooeVlIle jail ior
stealing bale OF cotton from one OF our SOLO
farmers In the Buck level peighborhood. he
was seen in Hodges spending bis money very
freely the day before his arrest. We did not
learn how he managed to get possession OF inc
cotton. but the evidence against him ID all Y.
K and he will get q Job on the congaree,so We
Thursday and Friday the clear silver tones
OF Doc Bowie's voice was heard crying ihe
sale OF the late Andy Stevenson. Doc In his
cunning way made the things sold bring good
prices and his Witty Jokes kept the crowd IN
good humor all The time. He IL hustler
Thar ksgiying was observed in our city by
citizens attended the Stevenson sale.
A camp Of the Woodmen OF the World was
oryapizsd ut Hodges on last Wednesday
known as "Maple Camp" The organization
fs Growing in iavor IN the South and is the
cheapest Insurance of the kind that Is In ex-
istence.
Abbeville and Atlanta hearts we're blended
into one on last Friday. Mr.. Cape Ellies whose
genial face Illumines one OF the 8 lie win
dows 10 The Aboeyilie DisHenssrS o was quietly ~
Atlanta. They arrived In Hodges on Satur.
day and are spending . few days with Mr..
Ellis relatlones. Miss White L. young !aoy
Of rare accompilshmen!s and VIII De S Gordiai1y ti
who had The pleasure Of making her acquain'
tance while she was doing good service In
helping Rev. l.. Mcconnell IN conducting his
tent meeting both al this place and Ut Cokes-
bury 4 long happy, and prosperous lie 70
Them both is the wish OF your scribe,
Mrs. Mollie Tinsley who has Just bad com.
pieted y neat cottage In our city, has moved
Into her new quarters and is a full fedged
citIzin OF or village. she is welcomed by all
and hope she will like her new home.
Hndges. always Invites new citizens and
bids them welcome.
Pomp Davis says he is now Mr.. Davis since
he has been given the position OF pumper fol
the South ern Railroad Co. at Hodges, Pomp
or rather Mr.. Davis Is man with broad ex.
perience with machinery and no doubt will
eerve the company salts factorily.
MT j Ellis Sr., went TO AbbeYllle Satur
day on q business "Trip.
B. 8. Hodges took in the Exposition lasl
week In company with our clever depot aEen, age
q momm +, affair and too Dig lhlng 10 take
II all In. at one time,
There is no calico morse In our nelgnhood sc
that will clear Hodges skerts on the lynchinl
business.
A young man, whose name we Will mol
make public, imbibed little too freely OF ou(
tuice last Wednesday and his over dose OF tnt
stuff caused him to have a short stay In INT
lookup. He was cooled off In q short while
and on promising TO 20 home was set at lioer
The Methodist church officials and mem
. bers at this place have expressed themselves
as very anXiOns TO have Rev. w. l.. Walt
serve them again as pastor. A Aresolutton wa
passed looking to tn 10 matter and forwarded
to the Presiding Elder who Will submite tht
same In the District Conference, TO be held tr
Rock Hill next Tuesday.
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DUE WEST.
Thanksg ving-The Pluky Jailor 6et'
A Big Puff-Many Personals.

Due West 8. G.. Nov. end f5'
The Theological Seminary LierarY has sesn Sssn
rearranged and Rev. y; hooo mas 'een
Miss Julia Cowan, one OF Due Wests 1iost
popular and attractive young ladies has re.
turned from q visit to Atlanta. Ga, and the
Rev. o. Y. Bonner conducted the annual
Thanksgiving service at the a: II. Z. cntlrcn
last Thursday. A Thanksgiving Offering OF
u The Junior class of the female college enter.
tanned the young folks OF the vicinity, on
Thursday night In highly enjoyable socis'oie.
Juniors and Seniors Of Erskine College held a
match game OF foot ball Thursdsy afternoon,
| Freshmen and Sophmores being the WIN nners
scGFs N Tine esH5ad ana dodsngE tns
more detailed account Is given below.
Miss Laura GrIer leaves this week for an ex.
tended visit In Chester. S. c., and points IN
Last Wednesday evening an entertainnlen IT
was given the ladies missionary society OF
the A. r. p. church.
kline College during the absence OF Prof. J.; r.
| Bell who had been attending the Exposition.
Rev. NJ. T. Ellis has gone to Arkansas to as
sume his duties as pastor. HIS trends Wish
or to Greenville s. c., in attendance upon
the Baptist State Convention which con-
vened on the 9th Rev; J. A. Brown; !. 4.
McGee, J. M: Ellis, T. l.. Haddon and wife, II.
Rev. J. ]. Farmer. pastor OF Little Eiver
church has resigned his charge, and accepted
call TO his former home In Georgia.
The citizens Of AbbeviIle County. have the
pluckiest little jailor In the state. But for his
| foresight and shrewdness. Abbeville w3uld
have had q double linching, q bounty Of "a 900
TO pay and new Sheriff TO elect. Hurrah for
Sam Nance.
Miss Erie Essis will begin her school at
Fairs Cross roads today.
Miss Alma Brock left Saturday evening TO
commence her duties as teacher OF the shi-
Quincies new bicycle goes mile minute.
/ East End must have machine for grinding
out dota.
BeII&Bouner have very much improved the
Of asad last
Miss Mamie Todd paid her friends flying
visit Saturday, Miss Mamie is the popular
young. teacher Of the Means Chappel Acad'
Cotton seed are scarce at ls 1-2 In our mar
Mr.. John Hood OF Anderson. cant stay away
more than two weeks at time. Glad to see
you, John.
Due West will be down to Abbeville in full
force today.
There ere 50 many pretty girls in Due West We
bachelor in our midst. OF course we don't
allude to the Editor Of the P. B. DOR the old
man that sold so much cotton last Friday and
Full account of Erskine's ball game Thurs
Erskine's upper classmen defeated. Juniors
and Seniors, showed under by a score IL TO O..
From the determination and expectancy
manifested. it looked as Il there would be
blood upon the moon when the two teams met
on the lield Thanksgiving Sophomore and
Freshmen proved 70 be too tough for the
Juniors and Seniors. Capt: Brice OF the
Juniors won the toss and took the choice OF
goal. MenliDed as followers.
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Mount Carmel Talks.

Mt. Carmel 8. c., Nov. 80. 95.
Mrs. Heard. Mr. and Mrs. Morrah and little
daughter spent last week In Atlanta.
Mr.. Eaten Miller returned home this week
after long stav With his sister In Aubury Ga
His many friends are glad TO welcome him
home.
Mrs. Miller. Miss Willie Wardlsw, Mr.. B. w
Boyed, T. c. McNeill and Laurence Miller left
Thursday for the Exposition.
The spelling match and candy stew, given
BY Prof. Lathans school childred Friday might
was quite q success. All extend many thanks
to Plof. and Mrs. Latham for a delightful
evening.
MI Geo. White has completed his new
house. .
Miss Luceille Maynard has been quite III
with typhoid fever for sometimes but !!
much better.
Mrs. Maynard OF Mccormick Is visiting hel
son, MIR. j. Maynard Of Nj. Carmel.
Moonlight
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Prosnerous Teacher.

Miss Mamie Mattison OF this county.
daughter OF Capt. 6. NJ. Mattisop, deceased
has been teaching In the schools OF the coun,
tv for a long time, and during that time acted
wisely in saving her money. She loaned IT TO
her father. aud her accumulations. together
than sufficjent TO nay for half Of the old
home. which was sold by the Probate Judge
last Sale Day. when she became the owner.
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Hot Supper.

the young ladies of the Methodist church at
Rosen bergs new hall. The young ladies VIII
be glad to see all their friends out that night
the nav chairs in the Methodist church.
Come one, come all, and get good supper for
25 cents, and be waited on by the prettiest
young ladies In town.
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w. f. Cross Locals.

New citron at is cents per pound.
Good raisins at pounds for 25 cents.
Large raisins, 2 pounds for e5 cents.
Candy, 20 cents per pound, pounds for 25c.
Delicious pickles, grated and sliced pine'
apple, 90 cents per can.
pound tomatoes al 10 cents.
Salmon at 10 cents per can.
Best cream cheese at IS cents per pound.
Large quantity at reduced price.
A nice line candy for christmas.
-, WE. CROSS.
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Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1895.
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining In the Abbeville, >. T..
post office for week ending December 3.
A-Jobn Ashley.
kin.
CIV. E. Cox. ,--
D-Miss Lila Douglass, ]. w. Daniels, Miss
Bernie Durgar.
E-John w. Ellis.
FLAMES Flanmer.
H-Elua Hunter.
J-Miss Susan Ann jackson.
NV. p. Miller, Lula Mas.
N-David Nickles.
R-Sarah Reid, Weston Ross.
S-J. T. Smith, Miss Minnie Sanders:
W-Miss Addle Williams. A. Il: Willams.
Robt. S. Link, p. NJ.
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@sNV :aia::oa. anil a.c.clcx 10 1 %. Winston NC
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Accident Policies.
Literary Club.

Mr.. W.T.. Branch issued fifty-fve accident
policies for people going to Atlanta last week,
aggregating sl6S, 900. Nobody was hurt
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Wanted.

A regular correspondent from Greenwood
who will make weekly reports for the Press
and Banner. For such service fair price
will be paid In cash.
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The cheapest line Of ingram carpets ever
shown In this market at Haddons.
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The Literary Club will meet at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. ]. Allen Smith next FRIDAY
ayenipg
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III You Want

To rent house, apply TO w. g. Chapman
He can suit you in price and locality.
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Umpire, Prof. Reed Referee, Ransom.
Meyer speak when your silence will
do more good never be silent when
your speaking will do more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

The scarcity Of water around Colornin
Is against operations. Several big rains
would overcome tho drawback. At first
tllOre was talk about piping water from
Wheeling creek, but it is not much
more reliable than Glonn's run and the
proper thing TO do will DO to lay IL Pipe
10 tina OHIO river.
The Sharons have leased 1888 acros
with the understanding that they arc to
have sufficient water ior thelr stock.
Several farmers have boon hauling
water to their farms to iced thor stock.
Large quantitiraoi piping, machinery,
rigging, etc, for oil wella is arriving in
Martins Forty on tho different rail.
roads.
Nono oitho wells drilling back OF Mar.
tins Ferry will hardly como in before
tho Sth Of soptembor. Tho StArbuck
continues to produce considerable gas
mud part of II will probably bo ppod
to tho ShNrpOy rig to be utilized as fuel.
In order to create some oil GXCitGmOnt
right at home sumc ono started the 70.
port Yesterday that the Slarbucl; vol
hal been cleaned out and was doing
1909 barrels day, which OF course ia
ridlculou'.
MCDOrmOtpa oil well tool works, Mnr.
tins Ferry, Ia greatly rushed with work.
Six young farmers Of near Portland
have leased about 3, OO) aCrcss Oi ground
on Big Short creek and will tG4t the tor.
riLOry. Work will bn commenced a,
once. Two other loIOa will bu put down
on Short creek
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Observation-Disclosures rIELD.

BeliRlro PARTIES IHVr.tInG - HOmnnces
About Zig bonuses There.
A number OF BelNirO people left for
oil fields yesterday and will cover the
lower portion OF Belmont county, as
we'll as Monroe. They arc out to get
in some territory whore oil has been
found ii they eau get in without pay.
ing too much money. BY the way.
greater sums than are paid are usually
talked about. for leases were obtained
right in the Antioch field last week for
very moderate sums, and that, too, in
what seems to be tho heart OF tho de-
srable territory. Big prices rule ior
the interests in the lands on which
flowing wells are located, but no iNbu.
lous sums have been paid for outside
leases, most OF tho 5000 10 $4,000
offers disappearing Us only bluffs.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch and the
Commercial Gazette both deCry the
Beallsvile field and saw the Montgom-
cry well is nothing but n gasser, but the
fact that criticism ia exactly the same
in both papers indicates it was written
by an oil man who may or may not DO
interested. 1t is said by persons who
have been there that there is an abund.
ance OF oil, or was until the tools be.
came fast in the well, and the additional
fact that another vol has been COM
menced on the Seals farm, near tho
Montgomery, by the same people, in.
dictates an interest in that field at least
greater than the Pittsburgh papers
note.
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SistersvillS ia the busiest community
in the state to-day, Tho first Of the
gushers which was struck over in the
Fneden district few days ago has been
followed by many others, and tho end
ianot yet Tho DyO-Brooks No, we'll,
on tho West Virginia aldo Of tho river,
southwest OF Sistervillo, already mon'
toned, has developed into the richest
strike ever made in tho SiStOTSvllle field.
Last evening reliable report from the
well was that its hourly rate Of flow was
elghty,hye barrels, or 900 barrels oyory
twenty.four hours. making tho daily in
come Of the owners only S2,55O The
frat twelve hours this well flowed 1920
barrels. 1t is being visited by hundreds
OF people, and il dividing honors rs the
chief attraction OF the field with tho
guShers on the Ohio side OF tho river.
II is situated about 600 feet east OF tho
No. l Dye.Brooks, which was tho orig
inal strike in that section, and the
striking oil No. . has made 1t certain
that the east aud west line ia the cor
rect lay OF the big pool OF oil. Numer-
our other wells are going down in that
neighborhood aud u series OF rich strikes
is anticipated.
A very important strike was the well
on the John RigClO farm, four and a
half miles southwest OF the Tyler COun'
~ seat, MdllebournO. This ia new
territory, aud as the vol is mentioned
NJ doing between forty and fifty barrels,
the district Ia suro to DO fully developed
Immediately. MiddlobournO will be-
come busy center after half century
OF interior isolation. Capt. William
johnson, well known oil man, is one
OF the owners OF this hole. Tho strik.
ing OF this we'll may induce the projec-
tors OF the Ulafka6urG.Ohio River rail-
road to Odopt the route that passes
through Middlobonrne to tho river ut
Sistersvilo in preference to the Fishing
creek route ending at New Martinsvtllc.
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THE EnpR DISASTER,



BREMRRuAvrN, August l2.-The i'd
miralty court has rendered decision in
tho inquiry madO into the sinking OF
the North German Lloyd Steamship
Compauy's steamer Elbe in collision
with tho DriIiGh steamer Crathie in
January last. The court holds that tho
blanc for tho collision must DO at
tributed to tho mate OF tho Crathio,
who deserted his post Immediately ba-
fore tho occurrence and went into tho
galley Of the Crathlo.
Continuing, the findings say that tho
officer in charge OF tho watch OF tho
Elbo cannot, however, DO freed from
the rsproach that no omitted to got out
OF tho way OF tho CrathlO by a timely
manipulation Of the helm, and failed to
attract the attention OF tho crew OF tho
CTathio by signalling with the steam
whistle. In regard TO tho steps taken
to save life on board tho Elbe after tho
collision occurred, thn court holds that
tho orders given by Captain Won Gossel
and executed by tho officers aud Craw
Of tho Ebe for that purpose were de-
serving Of praise. N
As to the suddonneaS with which tho
Elbe iouudored, tho fading OF tho court
says that 1t was not attributable to de-
feCts in her construction, lack OF sea-
worIhness or defects in tho equipment,
loading or manning Of tho weasel, but,
solely to tho severe damage incurred,
which extended to tho water tight COM
pNrtment amidship, 80 that two OF its
divisions were flooded.
Asto tho allegations made against tho
commander OF the CrNthio, tho admiral
" court finds no ground Tor censuring
him or tho other navtgatora of tho
Cra,hio in regard to their omitted Nt-
tempts to save life after tho collision, rs
the Crathie, according to the finding,
suffering such severe Injury that there
was iustiiablo fear that sho herself
would founder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass city.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass city.
The family OF Ernest Donthold hero
raise pigeons for their own use and on
Saturday they killed few for Sunday
dinner. A small boy picked up foot
OF one OF tho dead pigeons ami found
on it n brass ring inscribed AZ. 2lj72."
This was the first that was known OF u
stray pigeon in tho lot, but it was alter
wards found that thOrH was another one
there. 1t roosts on tho top OF tho stack
OF tho old lantern globO works, but
comes down and iGOds with the others (;
evidently pair vi carrier pigeons is
lost and tho letter aud number above
given may lead tho owner 10 tho dis
covery Of tho ono left
A dispatch from Chicago daIcd last
Saturday, contains this information Of
interest TO Bellairo people. 1t says:
CLYDE Park society ID ugog ovor tho
clopcm0nt and marriage OF D. Ernest
Kurtz, aon OF DR.. Q. Il. Kurt, aud Miss
Helen Gill, daughter otnn Ohio capital.
isi. Mr.. aud Mrr. Gill, tho parents Of
tho bride, Rro wealthy and came to Chi.
cago from CirClcyilc, Ohio. some timn
before tho worlds fair. lhry nrc now
visiting thoir old home In Ohio and tho
news Of their daughters sudden mar
riago las boen toIographod them"
A younemNn from this city went out
to Epworth Park Saturday night lOaded
up with bud whisky, and after reaching
n room AtihOhOtOl ho proceeded to clCNn
II out by throwing his water pitcher,
lamp aud othor articles out tho window.
Tho marBhal was called upon TO oOttto
tho case, aud attor the young man had
recovered his senses no was released on
paying $40 for tho damage done 10 tho
hotOl property.
Thoro will DO number lady bicycle
riders hero shortly. So far thOv have
boon backward about taking hold Of tho
whoOl, but quito number Of married
mud single women arc now learning,
Hnt the aQucAmishnCsO about riding Il
wheel will soon disappear,
jacob RIci foil from high dcak in
Rnmbach & Winners Wholesale liquor
store, after winding tho clock, aud his
face struck tho floor frat, producing nm
ugly and painful btuiaO, but no bones
arc broken.
George Anderson aud George SLrobol
took charge Of tho MurChnntB' hotol yO5.
to-day and tho two Georges OxpOct to
mako II popular place.
Miss lintlc Sherry, general delivery
clerk In tho postoiIlcc, returned yOstor.
day irom wOoEa visit with HancsviIlO
iriOndB
Mira. Jogophino Randolph, who has
boon visiting liOrO Tor month, Ia now
Waiting hCr son, Harry, Ut Harvey III.
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Hon. G. +. Scott, formerly OF parkors.
burg, but who Iap resided At Washington,
D. o., since no resigned tho position OF
pardon clVtk In tho judiciary depart.
ment Of tho governments under tho
Harrison administration, has boon np.
pointed police Judge Of tho DiRttlct Of
Columbia to III IN uncSpirri torn
which terminates January l., 1890. Ills
many Ilinnda IN Woqt Virginia will DO
gratilod totoad tho following statement,
which IA taken from tho Washington
News Ut Angus 81
Judge Scott has presided nj thiS trl.
bunnl for thrOe days only, but during
that limO llo hs OvidOncod undI,pulud
ability IN pUlCo court Judge ana hnt
won tho admiration NJ OyHty ono around
tho court judge Scott Ia not only an
Oxcellont judge u tho law. but knows
something about human nature IN we'll,
md shows dlaCOtnnOnt In dealing with
tho l!vorainol phases oi humanity who
grasp tho bar In front Of him,
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NIOuNDhYILL.E.


a Miscellaneous MoInnGo of Minor Stat.
tors from Mnrshnlrs Metropolis.
Two electric cars for tho Benwood,
MoundsvilIe & Wheeling railway have
arrived and will DO put in position for
operation as soon us tho electric nppRr.
atus arrives. Tho rails for the laying OF
the lower end OF tue road will arrive
this week. 1t will not take long TO
complete the road after the rails arrive
County Clerk Lewis yesterday issued
marriage licenses to Henry Blntt, Of
Wctzcl county, and Mary Tronappe, OF
this county, and to william Tronapplc,
OF this county, and Teresa BAtt, Of Wet.
eel county.
A team Of horses attached 10 tho
laundry wagon belonging to Bonar Il
ShowNcro, ran oil yesterday causing
much excitement but no damage.
Gus Collins and family, who have
bean visitingat tho home Of II. L. Beam,
left for their home in New Jersey yes.
to-day.
a great many fruit trees in this sec.
ton are breaking down from tho
weight OF tho OvDr.abundanCe Of fruit
Mrs. Charles Howell, Of Parkcrsburg,
ia visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Abram Bryson.
William CatIott, who holds n position
in Washington, D. c., is visiting his
family here,
Miss Ora Fitzsimmong. Of Now Mar.
tinsvlllo, is tho guest of her sister, Miss
Lucy.
Mssca Lnttn and Elsie Dick leave this
morning for Marietta, Ohio, to visit rol.
RLiVOG.
W. +. Mcdonald, of sj0torsvilc, gpOnt
SUNDAY in tho city.
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MURDEU Avn SUICIDE.

a Man Strikes Ills ,i'I" IL Fatal blow and
Then IIumGN HIMSELF
CLEVELAND, O., August 1.-The dead
body OF August SchissIor, aged sixty
years, was found hanging from tree in
tho woods near his homo in the out
skirts OF tho city about noon to-day,
Schisslor was q grape growers and re.
sided in Nottingham, a suburb cast OF
this city. On Saturday night last
SchisslOr's wife was found lying uncon.
scious in the kitchen OF her home She
had three ugly Gashes on tho head and
her skull was fractured. Her husband
could not DO found aud search was in
stiiuted. To-day, attracted by tho
strange actions OF n dog, neighbors went
to tho woods, whore tho body was found.
Schissler had quarroIlod with his wife
Saturday evening aud struck her with
blunt instrument. Thinking her dead
no committed suicide. Mira, Schisser
is still unconscious and may die.
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Special DisDalsh 10 ne lntegigsncn
SrGunINvlLLE, August l2.-Quite a
surprise was occusioned here this even.
ing by the announcement that Rev. l.,
II. Stewart, presiding elder OF Stouben.
vlllo district OF the NJ. l. church, was
spoken OF Tor tho senatorial uominA.
ton, made vacant by Senator Woods
death, but it is given on good authority
that no is not a candidate. Other new
candidates mentioned arc NJ. H. Wei.
day. OF WintotsvilIo, aud II. &. Smith,
OF Emerson.