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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
TIE Duty Of The Day.

On the success Of the Union Reform
Party depends the boac Of the honest
and true patriot for tie disenth-allmcnt
Of South Carolina. If VIC suffer the cf-
forts-so vigorously and so sloriously be-
gun. to fail through for want OF steady
and persistent cndcavor, "by long pu?',
strong pull, and a pull altogether" run
into q miserable pulling end, and give
out Just in view Of the promised accom-
pliShmcnt, then viii be lost perhaps be.
yond possibility OF hope. TIE ruin
which runs riot in high places will have
no barrier TO check its wild career, the
Radical Ring, with Dr.. Scott in the lead,
viii become blinded with It's triumph
over right, reason, sense and honesty,
ana that which to-day brings confusion,
will then be confusion worse confoundcd.
Is there sane man who viewing the
scenes Of the present and experiencing
the ruin and disgrace, and who looking
little into tic future, cannot sec pic
ture blacher and infinitely verse. We
had thought that the Radical party had
run through the catalogue Of their enor-
mites, that they had played ost their
hands in raScalitv, but We did them in
Justice, tic hc;shtA and depth has not
Yet been reached, and it is our duty now,
"a people tired Of sn;sru!e, anarchy, hes
and :;vlt<, to Pat forth hand, every
man, black ard white, 20 prevent them
reaching TO greater hcighths or descend
iog to any lower depths Of infamy, Tor
oar destiny cnhapniiy IS dependent upon
thc,a. 1t must ae done. The happy
reception By the press Of the result Of
the contention, aud which shows the
minds Of the people, IS success walch
although certainly looked for, yet gives
slal nyoa;<c of greater and more slo'
r,c:s fYr,:s. The :a"yiag cry is being
,lA,:: r2 isr *nl "cac, and IS permeat'ne
,:t:..,:.t ia surely ;hc t;.::i,:s Of ali ranks
%.,.! even many Of these whom twas far
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
These poets rear onr Princes sleep,
And in oac grave t!cir mansion keep.

TErM!sI.E KERosiHE ACCIDENT Of
the most terrible Kerosene calamltcs VIC
ever heard Of. is mentioned in the Gin
cinnati papers Of Saturday. The people
in one Of the principal streets were sud
denly appalled, by the spectacle Of Mrs.
Dickford (a young and pretty woman
rushing about among them. She was u
perfect mass of fire from head to foot,
the long spires Of fame raised several
feet above her head, and iIaring ont from
her body in every direction. The crowd
attempted, with their bats aud hands,
as well as they were able. to cxtinguish
the flames, which were burning licrccly.
4 blanket was ut last brought and
thrown around her, smothcring the fire,
bu: not until every shred of her cloth
ing was burned TO ashes, and the hoops
Of her skirt heated to red heat, deeply
Undecided in her quirering flesh. Such
an event is dreadful enough to make one
wish there were no kerosene.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
lFor the Herald
A Sunday School Celebration.

The Sunday School at Tranquil Church. Is
miles nortl! of Ncwbcrry, J together with the
Tabernacle, Sharon, Gildcr'S Creek. Beth
Eden and other Sunday Schools, will meet
n, Tranquil Church on Friday the 18th of
Jl..y. for the purpose Of celebrating the grand
cause of Sunday Schools. icv..l. X. Mcn'!rn-
hall, Rev. j. Hawkins, Thos. Mo"lin"n,
- Kinslcr and others, arc expected to
address tho people on that occasion, May
the good Lord be present and guide MS i'll nlI
our proceedings. and mny all go away with
fresh courage to work in tho noble cause
\ FRIEND.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
4 Good Sign.

One Of the best signs Of the times anc
Z hopeful one for the success Of the Cn'
ion Reform Party is seen in the wonder
fully rapid change from bad to worse
lately,taken place in the Radical ring
The increase Of lying material brought
into service, is startlingly large. The
Scott ring stock is fast depreciating, and
great fears must be entertained lest they
will not be able much longer to feel tue
colored people, hence the large auGmen'
,ation of joa-ncymcn liars enlisted for
the campaign.
1t would be too g!cat Q task to at
tcppt an enumeration of the pervcr-
sions which are attempted to be thrust
down the throats Of their de!uded fol-
lowers. Fer variety, ingenuity and
numbers they cannot be excelcd. Mod
ern discoveries are continually revealing
that to the ancients were known many
things which to us are comparatively
rev in science and avt, bet it has yet to
be found that they had arrived at any
success in lying. No, the carpet bag
party hold pre.cminence over all people
from the beginning Of the world to the
present time. There is 20 depth Of mean
ness and falSehood te which they will
not descend. and the ar. CT pervcrsion
is 50 highly esteemed, so much in de-
mand, and so well paid for, that ANA
tours of few days and weeks have II.
pe0ed like poke berries under July
sun into full grown adopts. No county
in the State now but has score or more
Of them working xith might and main
to hatch up something new. fresh and
startling to spread abroad in regard to
the condition Of society. Angels and
ministers of grace have mercy on their
souls; no, we don't mean that, bat
rather that the prince of darkness when
he comes to pile on the agony will
make distinction between these arch
traitors and other sinners of less degree,
and while stirring them up, touchinsly
draw their minds to the campaign Of
1870, and say for that | give unto you
w:ctchcd carpct-bag apprentices, the
highest rcwards Of my kingdom.
We repeat that the sign is very hope
fnl, tina; the bringing oat Of such an ar
ray Of liars shows & terrible weakness
and scare. So mote il be.
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ed had become irretricva5ly joined "*'S''
idols. Then surely is this th' '''He TO
be up and doing and msi-''s every point
tell There should - 10 resting Oh ono )
m '~ W.T. il there be some good
VA c:r al men at the helm, trying to
s s.e tic good ship salr'y through the
slorm of misrclc. The work must not
all be left for them ;c accomplish, or the
difficulties will be too great TO sur'noa"t.
Every naa must pct his shoulder to the
wheel, ard push along keep !nov;ns, and
Whenever opportunity offers, strike naA'
full, telling blows which viii strike ter
ror into the souls Of the foulest party
which history ever has or ever can pro-
duce. 1t is encouraging too, that many
of the blows already struck have sent
diSmay into the cncny's camp already,
and which Only need to DC followed mp
for the day to be OURS, that day Which
will bring security, 4 peace, Z prosperl-
tv which for years haze been strangers
to US: Let every man then Go what he
he can, be i. ever 50 little, and there is
no ore who feels an interest in the wei,
fare Of the State, but cat Go something
to relieve it from thraldom worse than
heathcn bondage. Everything that we
hold dear is involved i'll this contest, and
can our people srtF:r an Indifference to
take hold on thcm which will work dis
astrous ruin? Surely not. The people
are awakening, the mighty issue is being
felt and understood, and it only remains
now that a great, united and determined
effort be made At once, and be continued
from this time tc the end. Let no man
relax. He who lends no: his influence
and his energies however small or weak
they be, to accomplish purpose so dear
to the heart, is craven. In word let
US work vigorously, unitcdly, determine
cdly, every man, white and black, who
desires a change, and the hopc.is not. a
vain or idle ore, that the State will soon
be purgcd Of its corrupt government, and
the honest, pure man, Of whatever color,
will breathe frcer and c'joy greater
prosperity than has been known for
wears. T;ie carpet-bag advcnturcr
reign must come to an end.
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CHARLES Dickens GRAVE IN WEST
MINISTER .AEEEy-Charlcs Dickens lies,
without one Of his injrnctions respecting
his funeral having been violated, sur
rounded by poets and men Of gcnins.
Sha!l<pcarc's marble ciIigy looked into
his open grave at lis feet arc Dr.. john
son and David GaIrick his head is by
Addison and Handel, while Oliver Gold
smith, Rove, Southcv, Campbell: Thom-
son, Sheridan, Macaulay and Thachcray,
or thcir memorials, encirclc him; and
"Poct's Corner" the most familiar spot
in the whole Abbey, has TINS received
an iilustrious addition to its peculiar glo-
~. Separated from Dickens grave, by
tie statues Of Shakespeare, Sonthcy and
Thomson, and close by the door to 'Po-
cts Corner" arc the memorials Of Ben
johnson, DR.. Samuel Butler, Milton,
SpcnScr and Gray; while Chauccr, Diy-
den, Cowlcy, Mason, Sl.adwcll and Prior
are hard by, and tell the bystandcr, with
their wealth Of great names, how
These poets near our Princes sleep,
And in oac crave t!.cir mansion keep.
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.S

JrTE.-Gencrai Capron, the Commits
sioncr of Agriculture, has imported
from India small quantity Of the seed
Of the .ute plant, with the view Of in.
Producing its culture into the extreme
section OF the Cnlon, south Of the frost
line. 1t is being distributed to planters
in Texas and Florida, who will give it a
fair trial. 1t is hbrous plant, rcscm-
bling coarse flax, of easy culture and
rapid growth. 1t is the material Of Which
gunny bags and clota, and basging for
cotton, es we'll as cheap cordage, mats
and carpets are made. Its great use,
however, is 70: ba!ing cotton, and as such
vii! prove valuable at the South Of It's
cultivation can be made success.
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CAMDEN, 5. C.. june % 1870.

The following gentlemen arc appointed
the Executive COMMITTEES Of tho Union
Reform party, in pursuance Q! tho rcSo'
luton Of the convention:
j. R. kcrshaw Of krrahnw.
William Wallace, Of l'chl"n'!.
William +. Gary, of EdgrIIold.
s. p. Hamilton, of Chester.
F.. W. Seiblcs, of Rschland.
Ncnry Mclvrr, of Chesterfield.
Y. J. Pope, Of Nowherry.
Henry Barnes. of EdgrIicll.
}. y. lI"yt. Of Anderson,
Henry Buiat. "I h"rlcHI"n'
Jonas Byrd. Of Char 'at"n.
William Wallace. OF Union.
The members of Ihu convention nr' 10
nurstcl to meet in t"lulnlin nn " udnra
day evening next. dth'"f J"lf.
WM. NJ. SHANNON, l'rusl,lrnt.
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\ DELIBERATE MrRDEH.-Ia the neigh
borhood Of Mt Willing, noa: the resi-
dcnce Of Mr. Joel Aiaick, there toci
place, on the 20lh inst, murder 50 cool,
50 deliberate, as to strike the i:carcr with
equal amazcmcut and horror. The ac-
tors in this tragedy were Robert Mack,
Dick ro?c, and Frank Means, nil negroes,
and al II the employ Of Mr., Ni''ick.
Mack anG Pope, borrowed a nlow line,
coolIy seized Means, tied hin took him
from the yard short distance up the
road, bound him te pcrSimmoa tree,
and shot him hvc times, until their deed
vas complete. Mack and Pope have
been arrested by the constabulary, and
lodged in jail at this place. They speak
very cooiiy Of the matter, and give as
their reason for numbering this man,
than he vas distuvber of religious and
other meetings, in consequence of which
they felt it incumbent upon them to rid
the community Of such nuisance.
Edgefield Advertiser, 30lh.
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\ SAD SroKY.-The Scranton Rcpubi.
can tells mournful story Of casualty
On the Lacliawana and Bloomsbury rail
road last Saturday night. A Mrs. Gaven,
with three children, two little boys aged
FIVE and seven years and babe, was at
the denot at Piltston to take a train.
She put her two little boys in a car, and
them returned to tic station for her
babe. Meanwhile the train started The
station-mastcr signal!ed the conductor to
stop, and the little boys screamed at
being carried away fron, their mother.
Bat it seems that the train neither
stopped, nor was any care taken Of the
children. The mother tclcgraphcd to
put them off at Scranton. Nothing fur
thcr is known Of them until they were
found on the railway track about tNo
O'Clock Sunday morning-thc youngest
one killed, and the other lying inscnsih!e,
with his arm cut oil close to the shoulder.
The poor little wanderers had been run
down by train ii deep cut; bat how
or why they were OF the train no one
knows. We have rarely read more dis.
tvessing story.
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umung millcra 10 m"nd IhrIr t""h"" ~
worn out stones hy p"u'i"g i"'lt'm loSd
iuto thu crcviccs. Frnu; this rausu lha
Hour alterwurd ground is always m"re az
less irnpregnatcd with mInu1s PARTICLES
Of lead. which ID onu al the W"rat l'nlanns,
4 competent authority sIat"s t''al u"
artificial slnnr, wh1h "uuhl s"hao'sn
the purpose m.Iuh hcIl'' "itl""t any
objection, may b" "'"ls "I s'l''asa vi
sod, and chloride ut calcium '.""Ilihn
In imlinnn, rilI ul ,lo'"h h"s applied
for ,ltsuICr
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06

PRo .,r.s EFT FocIs. CA Plea for onr Al,
tars and IIomcs.) BY the author OF
"Waitirg for the Verdict" &c. New
York: Virtue & Io7ston.
The question discussed by the author
of this interesting work (republished
from the English cdition) is, What is the
most fitting sphere Of womaH's activity,
and what can be done by women to pre-
serve and increase the purity, peace and
power for the good Of our aitars and
our tomcs? The author attacks the
tangled pleas for the so-ca!led
"woman's rights; shows what are the
real and the demanded rights Of women :;
what woman should DC at her hearth,
and might be in public; compares male
end female character and intellect, and
weighs their relative strength; and bold
ly states what woman's real end and aim
in life is, and what is deemed worthy Of
an ambitious woman's desire or pursuit.
As the mother and trainer Of coming
generations, as the helper and sdmula-
tor of thinking Woodworking through
them for the glory and we'll being Of hu-
manity-woman is in grandcr position
than il standing in the market place,
loudly proclaiming her virtues, her tai.
cnts or her rights. The whole book is
glow!ngly and earnestly written in a
large and Christian spirit, and the au-
thor appeals warmly to her fcllow-wo-
men to be persuaded that the worthy
rearing Of children, the raising Of dcbased
classes and the results arising from both,
arc the noblest Of works. 1t is generous
and a healthy work, and will. We hope,
find thousands of readers.
The Typography Of PRO .Aris and Fo-
cis' is very good, and the paper is excel
lent. For sale at Foeartic's Book Re
pository, il the bend Of King street.
Charleston News
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s.yOI,R MANUFACTURING

INTERESTS Tho manufacturers OF the
North have asked for and obtained the as
.istaucc OF tho National Govcrnment until
they have becomes burden 70 the pcop!o 1t
.nrSc, aud the tax paid by the United States
for tho support OF these mauufaciurers Is
equal 70 all the other taxes put toSctner.
lie, cur manufacturers make goods OF better
quality. and Mt lower prices. than otner
manufacturers. aI,i they can defy compe'i-
,jnu withnu, government help. This, a;
least, Is the plan Of Mr.. 7. 7. Toale, OF
Charleston. 5. C.. the largest and most sue
ccss:ul manufacturer Of doors, sashes. blinds
ant, moul,!irgs in The Southern States.
.lulv 6, 27-lm.
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n97> THAT FRESHNESS AN

beauty Of complexion, so much to be dc
sired, cannot be retained unless the female
system is in healthy condition and free
from distractions. There is no remedy
which produces such beneficial results as Dr.
TUFTS S.tHSAPARlLLA AND QUEEN )
DELIGHT. Their purifying effects add
tone 10 the stomach, and iuvisoratc the
whole system.
Juuc %, 25-2mo.
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TIE WEATHER AND THE CRors.-At the
present writing so far as tho eye reaches the
appearance Of the weather is showery.
Recently of afternoons it has been our good
fortune to escape the heat, tire. dust and toll
Of town, BY riding few miles into the coun-
try, ard through all the roads travelled, we
have been delighted at the wealth Of the
fields. Although the early part Of the plant
ing season was adverse, the cotton plant is
now fully two weeks in advance Of the pre-
sent time last year. In word We have
charming cotton growing weather, and New
berry County is divided into cotton fields
OF unparalleled luxuriance.
Corn, what there is OF it, isaiso Of a healthy
form and rich color.
Wheat harvesting which is being rapidly
finished, has progressed with but little incc-
my-is no~ superccding the old method
We learn that the yield is good-many OF
the farmers being "agrecablE disappointed
in their calculation. The heads being so full
anu Tic SIalu oO III &c a9 III SACCSu tuciH SA-
pcctation in the yield.
The smaller cereals, such as rye, oats bar
ley, &C., were of 8 pretty good yield, but its
area was rather restricted. Our people do
not plant largely enough ofsmall grain.
Most truly, as our late and good friend
Judge O'Neall has said, "Newberry is the
garden spot of tho State" Her rich fields
are irrigated by noble streams. About one
sixth Of the soil is allurial, and q greater
portion of granite formation which gives
it exceeding fertility for wheat, corn, cotton,
the grape, &c. We have also rcd, nlulatto
and sandy lands. Thc1e is no section better
adapted to the labor Of the scientific huS-
bandman. Indeed, there is a belt Of land
rnnning through our district which cannot
be surpassed for the luxuriancc and texture
of its cotton, and the fac quality Of its wheat
and corn.
With 4 continuance OF the blessings OF the
Giyer Of all good-in the latter rains and the
fructifying dcws Of heaycn-thcre is no doubt
that our barns shall be filled with the fruits
Of the field.
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Cheap ReaSirg.

eve have made arrangements with the
proprietor Of the CAROLINA FARMER. n first
class, ciSht>pasc Agricultural Week. ", pub
liShcd NJ Wilmington, y. G.. to club that
Journal with the HERALD. at 81 25 per year
inr the Two, to all new subscribers to the
Farmer Specimen copies OF, :hc Carolina
Farmer may be seen II this office.
Feb. %, S--;t.
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szs~ "BETTER BE ALONE
than in bad company. Better take pre-.
yrntiyc in time than suffer with Chill and
Fever" SUMTER BIT-ERs is the article to
keep it off.
July 8, 27-it.
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%<@<

LIGHT, PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE
EMPLOY MENT guaranteed TO persons in
every part Of the country. Sui:ab!e for La>
dies or Gentlemen. Boys or Girls. Address
XIX CENTURY OBLIGATION co,
Charleston, 5. {.
May /. 1S-tf.
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add iron steamship Tcnncs'

lnspt. Chichester, form Charleston
sfSr New York, was discovered or fire IN
the forward hatch at 10 o'clock, last
Wednesday morning. The passengers
were gradually awakened as the flames
made hcadway, and though all available
means were used, the fire gradu:
ally increased in Volume. The steamer
was Is miles n. Z. OF Cape Roman. At
day-dawn she reached the coast. The
noble steamship, with sails nnbcnt, and
used as a covering to the hatch.ways,
and with streams Of water pouring into
the hold, and her passengers provided
with lifc-prcscrvers, and taking their
turn at the pumps, and the ships boats
ali in readiness for an emergency, steam
cd under heavy pressure Of water, to a
point of safety, while the hot steam
pouring into the engine room nearly
suffocated the brave. engineers and fire
mon. Atll o'clock she was rnn hard
upon the beach north Of Cape Fear, and
Scnttlcd.
The crew and passengers were saved
The original cost Of the sessel was $780,
600. She is covered by insurance. a
portion OF her cargo consisted Of 500
bales Of Gotten. Her cargo valued at
sl25, ,o0o, was mostly Insured. Soon
after the passengers had discmbaEkcd,
the vessel was one mass Of aamc-a
spectacle of awful grandeur.
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nsy- DELAYS ARE DANGER.

RO' DELA 7 ) AhE DANUEh-
UUS.-That poor; emaciated Consumptve,
who is now beyond all hope of recovery,
might now be hale and hearty had he not
neglected that slight cough. Be advised, if
YOU have a cough OF cold. get at once bot
lie Of DE-. TUFTS ENPECrORANT and
you will soon be relieved. Do not put! it of.
July G, 27-2t.
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A~AA

E,y?~ FORTHElE GlSLATUPE.
-pH. d. II WEH'r$ is respectfully preScE-
ted 10 tho citizens Of NcwhcrIy. for their Sut-
fraSe NJ the ensuing election.
May !, lS-u. NEW BERRY.
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The following gem from the writings

The following gem from the writings
Of Dickens is now going the rounds ::
"Therc is uothing-no, nothing g-bcan-
tful and good that dies and is forgotten.
An infant, pra,lins child, dying in its
cradle, will live again in the better
thoughts Of those who loved it, and play
its part, Though its body be burned to
ashes or buried in the deepest sea.
There is not All angel added to the hosts
of heaven but docs it blessed work on
earth in those who loved it here. Dead:
OH, if the good deeds Of hu"an creatures
could bc traced to their source, hos beau
tilul would even death appear for how
much charity, mercy and purified ai,
feclion would be seen to have their
growth in dusty graves!
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E-..E" y AEI D d | c II S 0 y S
Great Book on Farming now out. No farm
crS library complete without it, Bound in
cloth. extra. Il; Sheep. Si.50; Hall Moroc
co, IS; Orders received ut this office. Good
canva<Siug agents wanted. For terms, ap
ply at This office.
lunc % oJ-tf
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CO.

o. Vim. IT. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star A,lvrrti>!n: Agency, Wilmington, n. G.,
is authorized 10 receive advertisements for
This PAPER n our lowest cash rates.
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New FLouH.-Thc Mcssrs. Elkin of steam
thrcshing notoricty will please accept our
thanks for a barrel Of splendid new flour.
We learn hat these gents have in the past two
weeks gone over scope Of thirty miles and
thrcshed forty-Scvcn crops, amounting to
three thousand and seven hundred bushels.
Mcssrs. Elkin have received very iattcring
cucorniums from the many gentlemen for
whom they have worked, for rapidity Of mo-
ton and clcannc:s Of work. Wc would nd
wise communities hsving work for the steam
,hreshcr TO notify Mcssrs. Elkin in timo as
they have no ayaunt courier.
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Lord E!lon, who has just died in Lon
don, has left his whole fortune for the
establishment OF an insane asylum. 81
restore TO nadn1en," said he. ''lhe for
tune I owe to lhc,a:.' Lord Eldou was
:; lawyer.
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bible CLAss.-Thc exercises of Mr. Dar-
bv's l;ibc and Church History Glass vii! be
brought to q clcsc for the summer by pub
lie meeting in the Methodist Church this eve
ming, commencing at hall past 8 clock.
DR.. O. B. Mayer will address the class,
and rccitaions are expected from the follow
ing Young ladies:
Miss Mag. Jones, Subject ct-Dcstruction OF
Jerusalem: Hiss Brantly Lcavcll, Subject
st. Chrysostom; Miss Eva Dansby. Subject
Life and Actions of Christ; Miss Ada
Moorman, Suhjcct-St. Ambrose.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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We will send the New York Bec-keepcrS'
Journal and National AgriculturiSt and the
Herald both for one year for $3.50
Address I. +. & L II. GRENEkER.