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Franklin Literary society.

This society met on Wednesday evening
last and was encouraged by a crowded house
The meeting opened by singing "What a
friend we have in Jesus" Minutes read
and approved. After the general business
the subject Has a man a right to kill
another in self-defense p was participated
in on the affirmative by ]. j. Roberts and
Harry Solt negative, Lewis j. Buck. The
judges decided in favor of the affirmative.
The next subject for debate is, Was the
United States iustifable in removing the
Indians from their homes ?" Debaters for
next meeting affirmative, II. D. Snyder,and
W. IL, kreamer negative, C. A. Buck and
G. W. Morris. Select readers, Miss Jennie
A. Weiss and j. F. Snyder declaimist, A,
Koch essayist, T. j. Solt referred ques-
tions, Stephen Solt and T, Zeigenfuss orator
W. f, Kemerer.
Our next meeting will be held on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 10Th. Yours, etc.
2l4.
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DIED.

ARNER.--On the 25th ult., at Suuiriit Hill,
Geo. Washington, son of Thomas and. Emma
AIner aged years, months and days.
uARDUNG.- Killed, in Indinua, by the OK
pl0sion OF Deileyu on the 21st ult., GIDEON
Hardung, son OF amuel and Abigail Hardunp,
and brought to West Penn, Pa and buried on
the Srd INST, aged IS years, month and dys.
WIEAND. In this borough, on the 5th inst.
Bessie May, only chIld of Oanlel aud Mary A.
Wicand, aged years, 7 months and days.
Farewell dear Bessie, God calls YOU
From this world OF sin,
We weep your death gives heartfelt grief;
But since II pleaseth Him,
We cease from all complaint, e.
Aud say with every saint Farewell
Farewell, dear Bessie, thou art a gift
That God has given
Your time is mp, and lie hath called you
HOme TO Heaven.
Coo wants it so,
And we must let you go: FAREWELL
FBrewell, dear Bessie, wen come after thee
AS soon rs God shan call;
You Ned from here before life's bitter wOea
Ha0 filled your cup with gall
Your precious soul so sweet SO good
Has triumpbed now through Jesus blood:
FAREWELL d,
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Raysonage Robbed.

S5On Thursday morning Of last week at
2 o'clock the Lutheran parsonage at Cherry
vile, occupied by Rev. G. A. Bruegel, was
entered by burglars. One entered the bed
room in which Rev. Bruegel and wife were
sleeping, and was discovered by the latter in
the act Of opening wardrobe, She inn
mediately sounded an alarm at which the
robber fled taking with him a loaded pistol,
a pair of good pantaloons and a cap. His
booty aggregates in value about twenty dol
lars. On the same morning a large auger
was found on the fence near the house.
Saliagt9a Noes.
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Society Meetings.

NYlNrTo CASTLE, No. 7s, A. o. X. OF THE M: @.
ind and 4th Monday Of each month"; In re-
DeTs Hall Lehighton, at 1880 O'CLOCK p N,
w. X. Benninger, s. X. C.i $. R. Gilman.
p. X. r. S.
shApEN ftufrRS LoDeE, No. oss, 1. O. o. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at so'olock,
in Reber's Hall. Fl. Kostenbader, N'G'i M
B, Reber, Secretary.
MnTuoREH TRIDR. No. 2S2, Imp. o. Of R. M
meets in Reber'a Hall every SATURDAY. j.
r. Beers. SacherhS q. W, Delhi, O. Oh H.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, NO. i'll. Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on "wednesday evening OF each week, at 1850
O'Clock in Public School Hail. WeisspOrt,
PG. c. W. Sch~ab, g.; JAG. Brong' e. OF H.
LRHIeHToE LODGE, No, 2s4. X. Of p. meets
on FRIDAY evenings, IN Reber's Hall. at $50
O'Clock. X, Gaumer, O. @. T. IL. Ratclin,
x. OF r.. and s.
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ChrIstmas Entertainments.

The teachers, children and their friends
of our several Sabbath schools are all active
ly engaged preparing the Usual Christmas
entertainments, which will be held in the
several churches on Monday evening
Christmas eve), Dec. Gath. The exercises
will embrace addresses, singing, dialogues
&c, and a time of great enjoyment is antici-
pated by ali concerned.
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TO G0NSUM MPTIVES.


Dr. Fraz1er's Cough Syrup used in connection
with Dr Frazier's Root Bitters WILL CURk CON.
STANDARD St'm Laundry, Cleveland O., Oct. n. "a.
Dr. FRAZIER. Deaf Sir I feel ii duty owe
70 suffer ng humanity to write yOu For some
Time l, was sorey afflicted with cough, raising
nau SUM, Wlth every symptom of being q con,
ntneu Consumpuve. i tried different medicines
an ana cures without finding relief; 1 also consult.
gu eu tnree 3i our most prominent Cleveland ply.
slclans, the last one of which pronounced INV
ease serious. and Informed me that I could not
I'VE more than few months. About this tlme
nearing OF your wonderful success, i com
menced taxing yOur Syrup in connection with
your Root Bitterss ana was at once benefited.
ann nfIer using the medicine some two months
nnd myself entirely cured
NJ. TORENCE DUNN,
MT. Dunn again writes, under date OF AuR.
loU- -Dr. Frazier, Dear Sir: 1 can endorse
your medicine more strongly than ever from the
dact mat u is now neariy one year since was
SuISu.. Suit.. MY lungs are 10 day strong and sOnnd
hdNlng no return Of the disease. -
LIE ABOVE Medicines speak tor themselves.
In VI. W. + hAZl Eh, Proprietor, CevelRnd,O
For sale by all Drnggists.
Dec. 10. 1y.
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E. F. Kdnkeps Ritter Wind OF Iron.

~. r: huhkels celebrated Bitter Wine of Iron
VIII enectually cure liver complaint, ianndice
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility chronic
uhffnba disease OF the kidneys and All discs ses
arising tlOm u Oisordered liver, stomach or in,
testlhes, such as constipation, ,fatuenoe inward
plles, tullness OF blood 10 the head acidiIv ~
sho sDmach nausea, heartburn, disgust for
IoOu Iullness or weight IN the stomach sore
quotations sinking or 1uttering at the pif az
Iln.s lns st0maoh, swimming Of the head hurried ~
mmcult breathing, tutterfng at the heart clI,,r
ng OF huH0catlng sensation when in a lyfug
posture, dlmness OF vision. dots or webs before
tne sight, dull pain IN tine head, deficiency of
peIspHatlOn, yellowDess of the skin and gyes
pAlhs III the side, back, head, chest, limbs etc
suuuen bushes OF heat burning iu the flesh con-
sthht imagining of evil and great depressen ~
splIlts. Price u per bottle. Beware OF conn
lefielts. Do not let your druggist palm on some
Other preparation OF iron he NAV saw it is M
good, but ask for Kunkes Bitter Wine Of Iron
Take no other. kunkel's Bitter Wine Of frnn
y not sold in bulk-Ouly In 81 bottles. n n
kunkel Proprietor, No. 2jS North Nihth Street
fhlladelphta. Pa. Sold by all druggists and
dealers everywhefe. 'AN
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete in tWh hours No tea
tllI nehu passes Seat, pin and stomach Worms
removed 1y Dr. Kunkel, ,259 North Ninth SfTeet
GhllanelphlA, Pa. send for CIRCULAR FnT re-
mOVlng seat PIN or stomach. worms call on vnnr
sIlgglst ana ask for 0odle Of Kunkel's Worm
syIup price ~. II never fails. Common sense
Iesches II tape worm eau, be removed. ali 0tber
WORMS can De readily destroyed. Dec. rs, i'm.
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MARRIED,

wENnER-CLACB.-On the 18th ult by Rev,
w. II STRAUSS, David NJ Wenner and Mara
E. Clate, both Of Summit Hill.
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DON'T NEGLECT A COUGH

or Cold, when 25 cents will buy bottle NJ Dr
tIazlers Cough Syrup at any drug store. IL has
wrought a complete changoln the Cough NJ edi.
olnes, ls pleasant as honey and always cures,
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN 4 TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street, Ihiladelphia, Dec. 1a. 1877.
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehiph
Jersey, for DAYS ending Dec. I, 1877;
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CLOSE CASH BUYERS are
invited to call and examine
our large stock of New Dry
GOODS AND WooLENs. We
have genuine BARGAINS for
everybody.
Respectfully,
j. II. NUsBAUM & Son.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
The Second Victory.

On Wednesday night last The
Democracy Of Orangcburg celebrated
their second victory by marching to
the residence of Judge G. B. Glover
where splendid speaking and cola
ton took place. Judge Glover, after
listening to some music from tilc band
and cheers from from lis friends,
made few happy remarks when he
introduced Major T. b. Whalcy as
the spokesman Of the successful
Democracy. Major II. y. Wln,lcy
sustained his reputation rs an orator.
AS he has promised US with copy or
his speech we shall not shy more Of
him now.
When tic Major concluded the
Judge invited his friends in. And
better hospitality was meyer Wit
messed In due season speaking
commenced again, and was kept up
to late hour. Speeches were made
by Captains Izlar, Glover, Mayor
Boliyer, Bcckwith, The editor OF tic
News AND TIMES ard others. Mayor
Bolivcr made IN cxccllcnt speech
and said that lie had supported Mr..
Glover, and would always work f"r
the election Of honest men TO office.
aThe OCCASION closed auspiciously.
y, ---A-.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
LARGE FIRE IN US1oS.-A dc

LARGE FIRE IN USloS.-A de-.
struc,ive fire broke out in Union, on
Sunday. in the store Of SIr w. r.
Briggs, Under the whirl of high
wind the flames swept away half of
best business portion Of the town, in
cluding the stores of j. 7. Hill & Co.,
j. NJ. Gibbes & Co., j. P. jacob, X.
2. Briggs, w. E. Menace, Dunn &
Co., w. r. Davis, and other buildings
also the depot, the railroad workshops
and several cars. The hotel was
saved and 10 dwellings we're injured.
The loss was about 100000 and the
insurace about $4,000. The origin
Of the fire is unknown rs yet.
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Iron TIE NEWS AND T1MEs.1
South Carolina and Hampton.
BY CLARA CLYDE.

Hail native State 'tis thee we greet
Home Of our brit, and love and pains;
"eil mourn no more for thee, dear home,
For Hampton holds the reins.
We're guided by his noble hand,
Directed by the God Of love
Oh may We render pruises due
And thanks to Him above.
Our own, beloved, cherished State,
Ocrrun ly vice and sin and shame,
Greet now thy own, thy noble son,
The man Of honorcd name.
What name is that bursts from the ,hrong
Is waited back by echo loud?
lis Hampton" shouted bold and clear
BY patriots true and proud.
Let South Carolina freely boast
OF her blest son, for we'll she may,
For now has dawncd upon her shores
A brighter, faircr day.
God save our country, bless her chief,
And guide us by thy mighty hand;
And may we ever look with pride
Upon our native land.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

M other save your children from
torture and death by using Shrincr's
Indian Vermifuge. It will destroy
and expel worms of every variety. It
is reliable agent. Use it according
to the directions on the bottle an d
watch the result, and you will be
convinced that it does its work we'll.
Sold by DR.. A. q. Dukes.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
Gen. Buffers Las: Appearance.

The LrruM reporter did not sue
cecd in extracting from Gen.
Benjamin T. Butler any words Of
wisdom, but elected moro profanity
to the cubic inch tllnn has hitherto
been contributed 10 the American
tongue Tie san reporter was more
fortunate. The San calls Mr.. Haycs
n "fraud," and so, between Ban and
the reporters Of Chat paper there cx-
lists afrllow-iec!ins " which is said 10
make men Who pig in The same bed
wondcrous kind. The Massachusetts,
sage denied that lie was going to
Colorado whcrcat Colorado will
rejoice and Likewise denied That he
was opposed TO the Presidents; South
ern policy. IL vas III favor Of
"giving, the policy Il chance" etc.
On the subject Of The Pillin letter,
wicked Zen seemed Il triAc sore,
especially since Wayne McVcagh':;
retort, which, like John Randolph's
description or nrn IIarlin's Wit
recon, bln1 ~, ,,,z,,f- I. ~.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

"sam," said a young mother to her
darling boy, do you know what the
difference is between the body and
the soul? The soul, my child, is
what you love with; the body carries
you about. This is your body,
douching tue boys shoulders and
arms) but there is something deeper
in. You can feel it now. What is
it?" ooh, | know" snid he, with 4.
flash Of intelligence in his eyes,
that is my flannel shirt"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
t. A u N I'D I& Y.

Mira. J. Osrcen has herewith the pleasure
to inform the Citizens of Orangeburg that
she has opened g frst-clas Laundry, and
is now ready to receive and make ur any
kind of clothes in the very best style, and at
the mot reasonable prices. The Estab-
lishmentis from date entirely under my
own superintcndancc:: For further infor-
nation apply either at the Laundry or at
Mr.. Ogren's Saddlery Store.
MRS. j. OGREN.
may 5tli If. /.
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"A CARD.

I was not a candidate for Probate J udge
at the last election, and authorized the
Chairman Of the Democratic Executive
Committee to send circulars throughout
the County, setting forth that fact. This
am satisfied he did.
A. s.HYDRICK.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

TENDER AND TRuE.-Li!tle girl !:
"Oh, please sir, I've brought your
shirt 'ome, but mother says she can't
wash it 20 more, cos she was obliged
to paste it up ugin the wall and
chuck soap suds at it, it's so tender.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

a Little Girl was gazing up at the
starry sky one clear night. She
seemed TO be very much occupied in
thinking about something. Her
mother said to her: "NYhat are Won
thinking about, my dear ?" ooh.
mamma" she said, II was thinking
j! the outside Of heaven is SO beauti-
ful, how very beautiful i. lnutt be
inside"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

"Shall VIC cherish the beautiful p.
asks an excha nge. Of course %e will,
two or three ut once if necessary. 1t
is mean sort Of q man who will not
do all the cherishing lie can while
the preponderance OF women is three
to one. It's just as we'll, however,
not to cherish moro than one in the
same town
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Clear thought and vigorous action
depends upon that perfect condition
of system resulting from pure blood.
When symptoms provocative Of dull
ness and Inactivity present them
selves. then use ut once Or. Bulls
Blood Mixture.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

a Sabbath School Teacher was
attempting to teach very small boy
the meaning osWages in the passage,
"Iho wages of sin is DEATH" and
asked him, What does your father
get on Saturday night /" drunk,
ma'am," answered the boy, without
any hesitation.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Mr.. TILDEN GONG TO EUROPE
The New York Express, of Saturday
evening. says:
"The Republican need not be
alarmed about Governor Tilden's
quo warranto for the next two or
three months at least. lie is going
to Europe early in July, and will
remain there MS long as lie want to,
but will no doubt return in season
for Congress aud the Supreme Court,
if they 80 desire to inquire into the
electoral laws, the Electoral Com
mission, &C."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
TAKB NOTICE.

The undersigned rcspectf ully informs the
Citizens Of the Town and Conn ty that he is
prepared todo up and make Mattresses on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Prices will be as low
rs possible. Orders solicited.
JOHN oRGES.
june0 II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

What IS the difference between a
Christian AMI Cannibal? One en-
joys himself, and the other enjoys
other people.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Russia bought the big Krupp gun
cxhibed at Philadelphia. The ship
that carried it away was wrecked;
and SO the centennial monster is
harmless ut the bottom of the Baltic.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

John, what is the chief branch Of
education in your SCHOOL," "Willow
branch, sir; master used up nearly
Whole tree
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Benjamin in these sarcastic words
at happened that Wayne was look
ing about rs much for Ber jamin rs
Bcnjnn,in was looking for Wayne,
and lie comes back at the New Eng
land master while he is engaged in
the lnudablc enterprise Of flogging
the whole school, and calls decided
ly awkward halt on the anti.pacifca-
tor. MacVcagh gets the better of
Butler on Two points SO clearly rs to
greatly deform the symmetry Of But
!cr's brilliant satire on civil service
reform and sectional pacifcation. In
the first place, MacVeagh tells the
truth and leaves Butler rather more
than in!ercn:ial!y- n falsifer; and in
the next place, lie gets in cruel
braiuc clout OH Butler by the per-
tincnt suggestion that it's yet possible
TO do al honest thing in politics,
however slow men Of the Butler
school may be in comprchcnding it.
1t was q terrible blow and delivered
below tie belt, but az Butlor seldom
hits anywhere else, tue country won't
call foul OH AIacNeagh. Benjamin
must try again"
We think the sllrewdcst and most
telling thrust Of NIcVcagh's was that
which presented the wicked one as a
military thief at New Orleans; but
tastes will differ, and where there is,
SO much to select from, it is hyper
critical to quarrel about trifcs. Dc
nininis non cnrat lec
It is amusing, hover, to read the
comment ofthc New York San upon
the Massachusetts hero's missive. It
is short, sharp, decisive, and as fol-
lows:
There is no need of a key to the
Glim humor Of this cpistle. In fact,
there is never any possibility of mis-
understanding General Butler. The
letter reads strangely like Morton's
with the sarcasm little better adap.
ted to ordinary comprehension. In
this case Buffers face is turned to.
ward Pitkin, but his remarkable left
eye is fixed point blank OH Hayes.
How do Hayes and his friend like the
expression Of that optic?
OF course there is 10 need or "kcy
to the grim cpistle," not even II post
master Of that name; but What does
Mr.: Dana think Of Wayne Mac.
Ncagh's repl, !? NIorton's sarcasm
runs to legs and Buffers to strabis.
mus. 1t is a case of Arcuacs ua,Lo-
blackgards both. Emerson, the Great
Nlosul Of New England mctaphysi-
clans, has written that "un eye can
threaten like Il loadcl and level gum"
We know that the fire Of little
Nanolcon's orb made the big Lord
Keith cover and grow dwariish when
the sword Of the captive Emperor
was demanded by the British Admir-
al; but Ben Buffers optic is of II
different order from that of the Cor
sican eagles. It may make Mr. Hayes
laugh, but will hardly intimidate him
especially since the hero Of Bethel
and Fort Fisher has had it almost
gouged out by the Pennsylvania ath-
letc. Bcn's bald head is not crowned
with any laurcls, Cacsar-like, in this
encounter; lut this remarkable left
eye needs araw becfstcak pouItice,
and can be turrcd on no one, for the
present, with terrific effect.
Sam" said a young mother to her
Iarlinr h0y do ynu knou, ,,I,o a.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Of all things in the world that are
"betterslato that never" going to bed
cirtainly ranks first.
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NOTICE TO PURCHASERS.
OFFICE OF co. COMM ISSIONER's.

OnANdEBuRG County, sc.
June I'd, 1877.
The Board Of County Commissioner q
offers for rale, the four Rooms on North
side of Court House for approved County
Claims, the former purchasers having failed
to comply with the terms ofsale. The
same to be sold on salesday in July next.
BY Order Of the Board.
GEO. BoLIVER,
Clerk of Board.
juno 0 At
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
DSTAT9 MOTTCE.

All persons having demands agains, the
Estate. Of the late Emmanuel Ezekiel.
deceased, arc requested to present tho same
properly attcsted to the un dersigned, and
all persons indebted to said Estate will
make Immediate payment to,
ANNIE EZEKIEL VAN NOORDEN,
Ill, Administrix.
Russell Street, Orangchurg, S. G.
may Il I'm
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF GO. COMMISSIONERS
OnANGEDUnG CouNRY,
ONANVEDUNG IOUNRY,
ORANaEBURG, May 18th 1877

ORAEaEBuRa, May 18th 1877.
The Rebuilding of Four Holes Bridge
and Foot Way on Five Notch Road across
Four Hole Swamp, will be aold to the low
est bidder at IL o'clock NJ, on Thurstlay,
June 28th.
Also tho Bridge on Half Way Swamp on
1fuger Road will be sold to tho lowest
bidder at IL o'clock NJ. on Friday, June
Goth.
Also the Rebuilding Of shillings Bridge,
OH the North Edisto River will be sold to
the lowest bidder on Saturday, June 23rd,
ut IL o'clock NJ.
BY Order Of the Board Of County Com.
missioncrs.
GEO. BOL1vER,
Clerk.
jnnc4 IT
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

TIME. In all the actions which a
man performs, some part of his life
passes. We die while doing that for
which alone our sliding life was
granted. Nay, though we do moth :
ing, time keeps his constant pace, and
flies ns fast i'll idlepess rs in employ
ment. Whether wo play, or labor,
or sleep, or dance, or study, the sun
posts on, and the sand runs. An
hour of vice is as long as an hour of
virtue. But the difference between
good and bad actions is Infinite.
Good actions though they diminish
our time here as we'll rs bad actions,
yet they lay up for us a happiness in
eternity, and will recompense what
they take away by q plentiful return
at last. When we trade with virtue,
wa do but buy pleasure at the cx
pense of time. So it is not SO much
consuming Of time as IN exchange.
AS a man sows his corn, he is con
tent to wait while, that he may, n t
the harvest receive with advantage.
fowER OF F'A1TH.-.tI can con-
ceiye," said Lord Erskine, "a dis
tressed but virtuous man, surrounded
by his children looking up to him for
bread when he has none to give them,
sinking uLder lis last days labor,
and unequal to the next; yet still
supported by confidence i'll Tie hour
when all tears shall b6'wiped from,
the eyes .f attlictionsSs Asaring the
burden laid Upon him By a mystic,
rious Providence wl,icl, he alorcs; and
ant icipnting, with cxul,ation, the
revealed promise of his Crcntor, when
he shall be greater than the greatest,
and happier than the happiest Of
mankind"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-06-09

Election return for Member Of The Legislature held May 1877
showing the number of polled teachpr precinct