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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Puser dackay Of steamer California from Gissgow VIII
please accept our thanks for courtesles
snr ispfrrs pEscr Of o5a tons elk years Cd and re
ton ON Tuesday, AT Boston. for ssi $50 cash.
Snir INTREPID, from .ohcs arrived Queenstown May
L. Had jctsoned about 100 tons guano.
BAKK RIFLExAs (Brl. from Dsmerara fur London with
~sa =. AZ i K
ssra MocSisc BIRD dr. at Areciho. PR loaded for
phsdeiphis was ready for sea Nay 6n, ths crew re-
the difficulty adjusted and the vessel sailed tor destina
tion.
reported ashore Long Bank. Bahamas was got or by
rsekers, and proceeded on her voyage April - Salvage
scns 4 G wArsos tsr'. has boep iaancaed from the
viii reload her cargo Of corn ami sail for Halifax
scnm cmssns9no at Westerly .osiore reported. .a
Pns san on hso M ss
hauled ashore at Greennan's snpysrd for
s how ss leak VA. ana
scHs GRO iArcu at Baltimore 18th inst Mstan
and spill. sails on May o. 80 miles cas-. oi Cape
era second Nate Peter Peterson was lost overheard
He was native OF sweden.
ScmR SAMUEL wossos fisherman Of Gloucester put into
Newport RI May 49, with loss of foremost head
Sem EDNA HAYWOOD. cicnnegos Tor New York. put
into Havana May l5leaky
40 \. lon 3 w. some Of which were burned.
HALIFAX, M. May l6 The government steamer New
fouudsnd from Sable Island that there
wrecks there.
sgssrnsror. PEI, May ls--rho northern shore
blocked -Four square rGusd vessels for Northern
caught in II OH Mapeque and three oil Wcst
Cape. Ono Is ashore tho latter point Tho ice Is
bIockng this haroor humber of schooners have been
carried their anchorage The bark EDITH Carmichael
Is hemmed in , miles out
OvEapuE BARK Augustine 297 tons Of Quebec Mictcu
sailed from Quebec Nov 23 1876 fer Montevideo since
when date nothing has been hoard Of her Tho vessel
grounded st Thomas est Awrncel prior to Nov 23 but
was reported hauled of without damage.
sailed from New Haven April q via New York for Bruins
wick Ca and having arrived the latter port
entertained Tor her safety especially on the
18th of aprl stern board passed with the
Abby Watson painted IL. aiso mattress and chest
painted Capt Jones. Of the hnrkemtnc John q
smith, reports that ut AM April 13. OF Hatteras In
about lat - 80 lon q, no saw brigantine .sh sails
cicwcd but hanging loose she apparently oadcd
bnt, from the manner ir which she yswng about,
probably had considerable water in ter At noon
entirely disappeared aud supposed that she sunk
as tho weather was clear. At Pm passed. the lore
vessel broken In the slngs. and noon Aerward
considerable Of wreck stun such part Of the list
OF i vessel &c Capt thinks 1t probably the Abby
she would probably DO the above named loca
tion atout the time mentioned
Schr Jessie Clark lof Camden. NJ 246 tons) Elwood.
sailed from salt River ia March and seen March -
East jamaica New York. since which time she has
heard from and is feared that she lost in
hurricane which occurred along the coast the middle OF
AuYil
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obi UARY.
CuAkLtS IL. WHALEN,

CUAKLES II. WHALEN.
The Hon. Charles II. Whalcn, member Of Assembly
the state OF New York the year 1862 died the
10Th inst, IN tins city. His remains will be buried in
Calvary Cemetery to-day. He born in the year
1890 IN Montgomery county, n. Y. His father,
Joseph WhalcD, ana his grandfather, John Whalcu,
were among the first settlers OF Youngstown, Mont
gomery county, at the time when Sir William Johnston
was military governor Ia the colonies under the
English government. Charles II. Wlalcn came
tnis city at an early age and resilient oil the
Seventeenth ward for many years. He hold many
Offices OF trust under the city government, anu was
a lghY esteemed Citizen.
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SPOKEN.

An American ship, showing HISS" steerng -. was
seen March ~. lat 80 N. Ion % 10 w.
Bark Willie McLarcn fBri, Ncf4aren from Liverpool for
Three Rivers and Quebec. April %. lat ~. Ion 80
Bark Bondevenncn Nor). Thomnssen. from Now York
tva Queenstown April 26) for Antwerp no date IL m1lcs
NE OF the Eddyst0no
Bark Winifred from Baltimore Rio Jsncro, May
the northern edge of tho Gulf Stream.
Bark Ace Roy IBID. Mckeaze from Liverpool for Della
Bark Wave King fBr. Corbett, from Amsterdam for
Baltimore. May H. lat Al o3 lon GO 81.
scLr n 4 Folsom Coombs from Boston for Porto Rico
Anrll lat lauGz
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SHOOTING TOURNAMENT IN KEN
lucky.

LEXINGTON, May IL, 1871
There was large attendance at tho shooting tourna-
ment to-day. The following is the score:-
First Sweepstakes at Pigcons-First money, Captain
Bogardus; second money, Abe kcinman.
Second Swccpstakes-First money, Alex. Morgan,
Jr. second money, divided between Kerr and Nc
Clurg
Third Sweepstakes money, Captain Kerr, of
Paris second money, Captain Mcclure, OF Knoxville.
Fourth sweepstaKcs-At glass balls. Won by L. 7.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed Now Bedford May Is. bark Josephine Long
Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived At barbados April II. schr II Simmons, At
kins, OF Provincctown. from cruise.
sailed from do April % brig II Ill., Baxter NIB, to
cruise 24tn. schr II Phillips, Aickerson Provnce.own
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY MAY II, ls77-rRPLE

yera Cruz Havana: ten Barnes. savannsh Gulf stream
Charlesfon ships British Envoy fBr3. Liverpool Ihyatr
dr. Londsn Crusader tBrl. Havre. Darks car.lne Eeh
u;er. fHmout ,,uisrppina Accame tltail 90 o
do. brig Torria Zone tBr,. Port Al Prince.
Also sailed. James Burrass tBr, Tor montreal
.,t- Sod. A.
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Pea STEAMER ALGERIA.

ANTWERP May 4-sailcd J W Mari Morse, Cardiff
Et,cur hhan May s-rasssa. santa Andrea italian
IN fcsmos. ss.ponch sandsT.na f., New Mv York
Sunderland for baltimore
Arrived in the Loush 9th. Il wAriand. English, irou
san ss sa9 3D. Helene samue.on ou.Sos xorson Davis
BasarS May e-Arriyed. Maryland. Kuhlman Baltimore
saiied 81. Adolf Bocke imam. New York
procccdns down ist. Bss.ce,a; for Mirameh.
B..ossr Aey ", ssS S o S pn,o York
villa. New orleans .,.. ,,o.,,. r,.., s,o,, x.n-,
sailed 2a,h, Martha Brady. Brady. Alicante ante.
Cleared 30h Mindet, Beck New York; kaalis. Brown,
CAeplrr May Sailed. W Wright. Owens Quebec; 4th,
ai @1 MAY s~Pa..sa Astoria prummona sal.a. for
nore Alice (barkl shields for Montreal: Amor Prcmuln
do New YORK. 9Th, Martha. zschsriassen London tor
Down May 500. Northern oneen. Dol,sr. Baltimore
DusaENtss May 2on, Gustavs Adolpa, Mohn. Bai,i-
DusLrS MAY 4-Arrived. Etimooscs, sena baltimore.
pssrnc May Arrived s,ns Iyendsen Shsrlcscn
DuSKiRg May 3-Arrived IN the roads jamaica Turner.
Ilssors april as-rn,sed, ieif Irikssn. Jansen, Ssw
York for Dantsc May !, Ohio to. Meyer Savannah tor
FALMOUTH. May 3--saed Columbus. for Qusbec:
GsIasnr. May s-ssilsd Honriess. Bohn. Christensen.
An, Arw 5.ss s n's ssas
cleared for New io-k).
Cleared 18th Fesfaro Tezo Cuomo. New York; Cleo
patrn. Caiocich, Boston.
rassed 9Th. Mary D. Gleganovch. from Trieste for
New York.
row. through tho straits 27sn. " Bartlett. Bartlett
from Messna for Bal.more samuel Welsh spear from do
for New York surprise Ageriil from DO for rhadeiphiA
Persian. from MARSHA for Quebec.
genoa May ART, ed. Marietta d. Bnva. Mobile: I'd,
swallow. Boo Baltimore.
HANnupG, May f. Sailed. Biorgvis: Olsen. New York
Sailed from Cuxhaven 3D. Ccder. Robins, Quebec; II W
Foster. Rich. WUoI's Hole.
HrLvorr May ARRIVED Robert LIsnc. Murray Cailao;
Sd Mcdccpad. Olsen, Wilmington No.
lbvRt May 2-ssiled. Dario Rogucrin. Baltimore: De-
roit Pike rortand Union. Greenierf Wiscarsct kars
ten iangnard jacobsen Quebec; Alice Reed kcileran,
Cardiff Sd Amaa, Ladanza, baltimore Tigri. Cosuich
Delaware Breskwatcr Glcnoia. Horn, Pic.ou
LIvRRroot May 4-Arrved, Hrcia (sl. Talbot. Boston
Spain l, Grace New York Roxbnrgshire Christie Asto
ria ith, Miami "a nghan, san FrAncinco.
Sailed I'd Advance. Todd, Qpeocc; cupd, Grant Sid
ncy, CB fth. frateli. GaGgino. Pa-linno, Delaware
Breakwatct; Brothers, vbcrt Gaspe; 9Th, Hermod, An
dersen, tnspc.
ON lioyhnad 3dGen Faircnild Kelly Liverpool Tor Rio
Janeiro.
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BELOW.

Ship Elisabeth GER Haibcrstadt from London March
30
Ship isaac Webb, from Liverpool April g to II Marshall
4 ia
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TROTTING IN NEW JERSEY.

FIRST DAY OF THE SECOND SPRING MEETING
At WHIST SIDE rARK-cHARLiE HILL AND
WHISPER TIE WINNERS.
The second spring troitns meeting at West side
Park New Jersey, opened yesterday with two rotlng
There large crowd present to witness the
sport. Tho track was in fine order and the weather
delightful
wEsr SION PARK JrnsE, CRY -FiRsr DAY or rHE
sEco.n SrcIxG MlEriyG May 1G--Pursc si00, Tor
horses that have beaten ~ mic heats best three
IN avc in harness 500 10 the Grs SIS to the second,
and Sl3 the th:ri horse
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or MAY AND jun.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VAIIONS.
NAY 10, 1871.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY ~, 1871.
ARRIVALS.

ny rfit HERALD STEAM YACHTS ASD
utEtLD wiIIirTuNE TTtEGHNPu LtSE.
steamer California trr) Macaay, Glasgcw May nn1
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Steamers Russia on. Tor Liverpool; MallarJah tbr).
Eo,a rance r, IiavSe Ctopa CBr), London Ci's OF
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Tho chestnut mare Doxie was suspended from the
Brooklyn Driving Park last year account OF nom
payment OF entrance lee and not allowed to start
in the above race this track being governed by tho
rules Of tho National Association.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
A HUNDRED BOATS CuEAP-SHELL CLUB,
n whitehall metallic fifeboats and No. 800
South st., near Gouverncur st. STEPHEN ROBERTS.
CABIN YACHT WANTED, ABOUT ~ FEEt
Along must be cheap for cash. Address CAPTAIN
JONES. box i19 Herald
LNOR SALE VERY CHEAP-SLOOP YACHT WESf
Wind In pctc and ready for immediate use.
Address box :. 7b3 Post Office. Now York city.
L,oR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE
the schooner Send fully found aud roady tor use
Amply to THOMAS W. LINDSAY Io3 Atlantic st.. Brook
Ign.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OlvoRcEs QuIETLy-ANY STATE; PAY WHEN
Ddivorccd. Send for circular. -
AMERICAN Law AGENCY. Removed 2o2 broadway
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In the third aud last heat he driver Of the chestnut
marc Lady Ramon was changed on Tho ground OF
fraud ~ pulling the marc, and another driver put
in place. This. however. did not better the case,
as the marc NTH at tho finish.
SANE DAy-sgcoyp RACE. Purse $50. for horses
that have beaten 2:35; mi heats, best throc in
Ave. In harness; SIS 10 FIRST $50 to second, and $25 TO
4 nc 4. "a
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TROTTING IN BOSTON.

SECOND DAY OF THE MAY TEoTTfSG MEETING
At BEACON PARK.
BosToy. May 16, 1877.
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Time, 2:33-2 o-2:32-2: 29-2:3l.
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RACING In KENTUCKY.

FOURTH DAY OF THE SPRING MEETING OF THE
KENTUCKY AssocIATION-Two RACES AND
WALK ovER--FAIR PLAY, MAMIE GRAY AND
TEN BROCK THE WINNERS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
The Steamer ]. Donald Cameron
Sunk Near Sioux CITY,

Iron the Leayrnworth Times
Dr. A. c. Van Duyn yesterday morning
received telegram from Dr. Victor
Bart who lef; here week ago on the U.
:. steamer J. Donald Cameron, stating
that the craft had gone down III eighteen
feet of water. between Sioux City and
Yankton on Friday morning about II 80
o'clock, having struck a snay at about II
O'CLOCK. From other kilograms received
in the city and At the fort IL was learned
that although the entire property, consist
ing OF the baggage and effects of the
families Of the officers of the 9Th infantry
was damaged. 70 lives were lost. Among
those who We're on board and escaped
were Ms. Gen. II. i. Miles, Mrs. Col. II.
Is. Bristol, Mrs. Col. l.. Rice ana Mrs.
Lieut.. Frank d. Bald ain. who got on up
the river; aIid Ms. Col +. Bulier, Mrs.
Nj. &. ". Blrd. Mrs. Capt. G.. j.
Borden. airs. Capt. n. Carter, Mrs. Col.
Z. Ewers. MTs. Capt L. b. Forbes. Mrs.
ana Miss Baldwin, Capt; i II. Hatha-
way ami wife, and DR.. Victor Bart, who
,etE from TT. LeayeuwoTth. Among the
most serOus personal losses was . package
obtaining s., ono in silver which belonged
to Mrs. Gen. Miles.
Previous 10 the departure of the boats
from here on the 18th inst. ttTouch the
iniuence OF MAJ. Dunn and Lieut. Pardee.
Cspr. Hathaway, who was IN command.
was induced to procure insurance policies
On the personal effects OF the passengers
as follows: S7,OoJ IN 81. PAM Fire AID
Marine Insurance COMPANY: 81, O00 in the
Traders OF Chicago and 81 so IN the
Mercantile OF New York. making the
total insurance 3d.
The entire loss caused by the accident
is not Vet ascertalued. Several nt our
merchants. au0l whon. were .Ionu
SecieT ana lie hotheuberg. had q guantity
Of goods on hoaId which were baing
shipped 70 the TougGe river. The former 5
loss VIII he . Don't S1J1. while that Of the
ll.ter ~ 800.
SIEce writing the above va learn from 4
s anrIGg nearly cat Of the water. autl
that tine freight and baggage was all
removed il ) safe cendi lou.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

HoN. THosiAs RYAN secured for Mrs.
CONWAY 4 place IA the Treasury Depart
ment lasr weeS. Ms. Conway IS the
WHO OF Martin F. Conway. the first Con
gresham Kan as ever had but who has
FOX several years been a maniac. hrs. c.
isa descrvi1E woman, aid II. Ryan has
performed = crediiaaie act IN securing her
reinstatement.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
House cleaning.

And row. house-clcaning iay.bas come,
The saddeSt OF thu yelri
With unrnade beds and unkept heads
All. me, how sad and irear
Heaped in the corner Of the lot.
Lie papers, rags and straw.
They rattle 10 the eddying CAST
And TO the chickens clag.
The wasP's nest and the web have flown
Prom window-sa>h and door,
While on the picket fence doth hang
The carpet from the floor.
Whore are the fiesss, those sprighiiy fleas,
That lately sirang and stood
Upon oar back atdead oinisht,
To al themselves with blood.
Alas, they bad To skip away
From carpets. beds sad rags;
Willie heated wafer has marked or
Old scores asail,; The hugs.-lI. Y. Il.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
In the Sweet RE-and-BY.


cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun
tain Tourist scanl its wonderfully at
tractiye pages and peruses its fascinating
descriptions. Most beautifully embei-
lished with new ard highly artistic
engraviGgs. its letter press a model of
typographical richness, and the arrange
ment throughout simply superb, the
Rocky mountain tourist is worthy of
comparison with Picturesque America or
The Aldine. Il is written in goSsipy,
graphic style, covering details of the
tour through the garden of the Southwest
1.-THE Arkansas Valley, Southern Kansas,
to the very heart of the Alps of America
the Rocky Mountains. Jaurts are made
TO all the famous resorts of Colorado. the
remarkable ruins, the springs. the mines.
and. in short, to every point of interest
to tourist, agriculturist. capitalist, miner
ana invalid. With the Tourist, the San
Juan Guide keeps fitting company. and
the two publications are mailed free to all
writing Tor one or both TO /. J. Anderson,
Topeka, Kansas,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

Two Pi Utes in Newark Valley. Nevada,
or the 27th ult. hacked. each other 10
pieces over n game Of poker. They fought
with knives foT half an hour surrounded
by rirg of Indians. none OF whom dared
10 interfere. The only remark Of the
SURVIVOR, who shortly afterward died,
was: Heap cut; heap doadi"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

Hon. I. C. Sears was elected President
of the NIX. & T. railroad at the annual
meeting Il Parsons on the 18th inst. Mr.
Sears was one of the most formidable
candidates fer Z. S. Senate last winter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

The Hutchinson Herald exhibited con
siderable enterprise in getting ont an
extra last Saturday containing the par
tieniars Of the railroad accident. The
Herald has wide awake editor. Per
soaal journalism coupled with POETRY. is
his forte.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
EDITED BY HENRY wArrERsoy.

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

Parsons Sun: .Plumo has done It.
Senator Plnmb We mean. We knew lie
would. he was the newspaper Candidate
in ths senate, 50 OF course be Is smart and
attends to his business. is through his
instrumentaii,y that the coast Is now
clear 10 all settlers on the Usage Coded
Lands.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

THE most sensible and interesting story
paper. for BOYS and girls, is the ''Ame-~
lean Young Folks, " Published a. Topeka.
Kansas, by J. K, Hudson. It is published
monthly, at 80 cents n year.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

The father OF Charlie Ross IS in Bridge
port IN consultation with P. 7. BarOum.
The latter " i make = personal offer o:
SO .0o0 for the recovery Of tIe bov. 1t il
believed frasn recent evidence that ne is
Sc L alive. AID that the reward with q
guarantee from punishment VIII induce
the oaDtors tc restore him. II Mr.. Bar
mum succeeds il recovering the boy, he
WIZ be permitted Q ezaibiJ ham for one
year from he date Of discovery.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26

The Kansas pension agency at Topeka
has been abolished. along with several
Others, and the LIST transferred TO s..
Louis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
Publication Notice!
STATE or KANSAS,
COUNTY OF FORD.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT THE NINTH IT
DICIAL DISTRICT. SITTING IL AND
FOR FORD COUNTY, STATE
OF KANSAS.
, 'p"s g = 49,. Eradication Notice.

The defendant, Hnlds Denison. viii tall
notice that John Denison, the above namtd
plaintiff, of the county Of Ford and sia,e al
Kansas, on the llth day OF May, A. d. IS77,
filed his Petition in thu District Court of tho
Ninth Judicial District, sitting IN and for the
county of Ford and State q: Kansas, against
the above named defendant Hnlda Ienison.
demanding that be the said plaintiff be forever
divorced from the said defendant. and that
unless defendant answers plaintiffs said pet
tion fled, on or before the e2l day OF June, a
d. ISL, the same Will be taken ~ true, And
Judgment rendered accorlingly
SUTTON & COLBORS,
ATTORNEYS ior rlaintif
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-05-26
Publication Notice.


COUNTY on FORD.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, NINTH JUDI
GAL DISTRICT. SITTING IN AND
FOR FORD COUNTY,
KANSAS
THOMAS II. wENIE
DELLA wENIE.
II. dafeadsnt Delii Wcnie Will take notice
that Thomas NJ. Wenie. tie above named plain-
til, Of tie county Of Ford, state of Kansas, o.
iha lI,h dsy OF .Isy, a. =. Isl, fled his peii-
ton in tle District Court sitting in and Ter M
county OF Forl and Sia;e 81 Kansas, against toe
above named defendant Della Wenie, demanl
Ing tina; ,he bonds Of marriage existing betweru
plaintiff and lyieldaEt be Dissolved and that ns
De forever divorced from the said defendant.
and t.-t The c.i-e and custody Of the children m
said PCT lion named, the pr duct CT said mar
rage, be dgcreed TO plaintiff, a-d unless ihe
defendant answer plainiiG's said petition fled,
on Or before the s21 day Of Jusc. =. j. Is.s.
tie s-ii pstiiioa Therein flied wall be taken IS
trac and in agnent VIII De rendered accordingly
SUTTON IS COLBoRN,
Attorneys for plsIntiG
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-11-22

In the house, when Rev. ID. w. Hiott
delivered an address, whom the oxer
cises of tho day were closed.
I can not close without q word
about the music, which was altogether
vocal and of the finest No school
that have heard in Pickens County.
can excel this school in singing.---
They uso the melodies Of praise"
They do not propose to go into winter
quarters, but propose to be an sever
grecn." So mote 1t be. Amen. =.
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-11-22
FOR TIE pICKENs SENTINEL.
Sunday School Celebration and Picnic
.r" at Enon--Splendid Dinner.


DEAR SENTINEL.--By special re-
quest, must tell you about that Sun>
day School celebration and picnic at
Enon. On Saturday last, the 18th
inst, at an early hour the people began
to "pour inn from every direction. At
1870 a. m., the Sunday School formed
in marching column, at tho head of
which hoated in the air the beautiful
banner, borne in tho hands Of Master
J. Frank Bradley. On the hammer, in
plain Roman letters, was written
AEnon Sunday School Working For
Jesus" There were about 100 in the
Il column, and as they marched they
sung "Working for Jesus" When
the people assembled in the house, the
Superintendent, W. FL. Ray, who in
II troduced the speakers, lead the school
IN singing one of their sweet songs.
When prayer was offered by Rev. e..
Singleton; then we had singing again;
then Rev. q. w. Singleton spoke;
then again we had singing, the pco-
pie standing to rest themselves. Then
followed the most impressive speaker,
Q. A. Pickle, of GreenvlIe. who seems
to know how to make Sunday School
addresses as we'll as to make clothing.
" ~ Then dinner wasin order-WeII.
I can't tell all about it, for the oldest
citizens say they never saw tho like.
But one thing I do know, there was
perfect order, and when I say perfect
I mean the best. There was more
taken away than was cat, SO plenty.
ful was tho supply. a.e~.F ...
After dinner, we again assembled