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The New York herald., 1879-07-30
rne s..r.ssy. .-Hu MIR. Kelly.

The Express, one of Mr.. Kelly's two
papers, copies the HERALD's friendly adj
dress to him and thereupon remarks -
"What the HERALD says of Mr.. John Kelly
can be dismissed with word. He is not
n politician as that word is generally used.
He is a straightforward honest man, deal
ing with politics in a frank, open, honor
able way for the good of party which he
sincerely believes is devoted to the good of
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

TIE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC have
gathered around their annual camp fire. One
OF the best of the new marching orders likely to
be adopted is that which sends otfice-seekers to
the rear. The office-holders will doubtless re-
tain their places.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

TIE ITALIAN MURDERER of Bolender yester-
day came so near being suicide as to make one
fear that changing is played out in New York y
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

JUSTICE KILBRETH does not intend that all
clubs shall be trumps. Yesterday he held an
officer to bail in the sum of $500
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

SARATOGA THIS SEASON is taking the palm fo
fine racing Grand sport is anticipated to-day
1t continues until August 20.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

IT Is GRATIFYING FACT that while there
has been great decline in the American whale
fishing industry New Bedford still leads the
business.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

IT Is Nor IMPROBABLE that many of the so
called children's diseases are occasOned by just
such poisoned stuff as yesterday brought two
milk pedlcrs to grief at the Jefferson Market
Police Court.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

STEAM WHALER is now being built at Bath,
Me-, for the purpose Of penetrating the Arctic
seas. Who can predict that it will not prove u
valuable adjunct in the work of exploration!
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

The CHARITIES OF NEW YORK are provcrbal
and find their outlets i'll thousand channels,
but no read the story of ''the sick
poor without feeling that there still is room for
large sympathy and subs tantial work.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

The YAcHTsMEN YESTERDAY enjoyed pleas
ant portion of their cruise, but yet have had
few strong brcezes wherewth to test the merits
Of their respective craft.
The New York herald., 1879-07-30

HANLAN's FRIENDS are endeavoring to reward
him with a homestead; but he may secure a
handsome bank account besides if he defeats
Courtney
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02

tperbe ion bemIt6I0en, baB er oaran ben.
ten pir6. Seine ssrau nit einem Gdiir
ellen thlG9en2! WarP ih nil Did ="
Onfel Sobn erfaBte ben Ianaitielt9en Ses
oerrniI6 unb fdmang ion brObenh um ben
GopE leines geffen. xSp Serr nimm
Dos uno Das uno Oosia i4rie CT
anO iHStiIns Hti nit ben Ts0srn Oem iibsrruih-
ten Pbil auf Die 5dultern. vJannp.
msin 2iebling. feinen &noden rDeros 10
an ibm laiien."
Jannp's sroBe blaue IugeH eriueiterten
ltb mebr uno mebr - uno ibre Snoig-
nation brad.
.Sobn 5opes!!" eiferte fie. .5ie Iinb
Elm rober WtenI6 uno elm alter, ii6 in
fremoe MnQelegenbeiten miIhenoer 8a9as
buno. 2aiien sic Ybil seben! ST lit
mein lieber, lieber @atte uno 5ie hnben
ttin Ee6t ibn an3utdlten. Ct lit elm Gn=
gel Gr bat ME beablihti9t mid Su id1las
gen. 90ren sic auf ibn Su pru9eln,
ooer Ste iueroen es btrenen." un0 6annD
er9riff ben binter Der Sblr iiebenoen BeIen
uno bereitete ii9 auf ben aneriff Dor.
ySeb 3uriidi" Seterte Onfel Sobn.
.@r lit elm unsebeuer uno neroient ben
Soo. Gin Wtdnn Der feline Jrau 81
lhldgett orObt, ion eebdngt luer6en."
5annDs 4uaen funtelten. Wtit Der
Wutb elmer Siaerin flog iie auf Sobn sll
une Der g8ee, ben oas Srio nun ourb oaa
3lmmer rnadte, mar iuertb beoba1iet 3lI
iuerosn. Onfe Sobn binter 8bil nit BEN
6eoerDiih, un0 SSannD hinter Ontel sSobn
nit oem Gebr6een. Bbil madte einen
sprung sum 6eniter, aber ir9eno Gttras
mar ibm I'M Weoe, er per,pidelte ieine
5siibe earin uno nit linn fieleH fofbare
YorSeuanuoien, Bitten uno bunoert
anoere Rippia6en our Groe. Sobn ftol.
perte iiber i6n uno 5annp rsttste lih BON
Sale nur 0ur9 oas Gr9reifen Der Slim
geli6nur, mas smei SIenitbOttn sur
SteIe braGte.
Siele hielten natiirlid1 Y6il uno Snfe)
| Sobn fir Ginbreher uno penn 6annps
observation-disclosures ui9t our9 tpu6ti9t
Shld9e nit Dem geisnItiele betrGftigt
lDoroen DGren, hatten Die JoIeen iebr be-
oentlid iein t0nnen.
| Sen eriten rubieen AugentIid beniibts
oas Ydar Su elmer umarmune.
pSSannD, mein gnseI !"
| yWtein iiBer Y6il."
uno bann folgte Elm RnaU, als ob Bier.
IHai6en entfortt tpiiroen.
i Sntel eS0hn perlieB nGbreno bieIer 8or
fteuun9 oas Saus, nit Der feIten uebtr,
Seugune, oaB es oas f4erite Wtittel lit
nm eine 6rau nit ibrem Satten ju Der.
iobnen, penn cine brittle Wsrlon i'm
IidJm1hen bilft.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02

Ma0nnte g. lit cine nod rgd)t bl:b !1&
DAME, Die nur ben SgebIer bot, Dab 1QIe
5timme ettDas ran6 iii. Die DaH1e if4&
freilicb Dielen WnnoeI etiu0s 3ll uetbfx1<f
un0 aus3u9leiden, aher es 9elinAf 4pk
niht INNER. Jiingit begeeueie fe eiII<al
blin0en Befiter, blieb itehen, 3Da Ibf<1<
@elobenteI, briifte bem Mdnnt Elm @sl0*
Hid in bic 9anb uHb fI6iefe ihn1 EN- pnar
freunolide Worte su. Ser BIinok bks
taItete bas GeloEfiid, IanSGfe un0 fd9te
eann ssri6rt; SD Oante 5aneu idpeH<
Gin niibIihes 2noIfsn6fs
wG6s. gDas fiir mns gnropder biz
Rartoffel lit, tit fiir @unand, Brniilieit ulto
einet srOBeu 9beil @ertraIafrifa's n5k
Wtanoiocca. gSie BEL Der Rdrfoifei hilDe1s
| lid au1 bel oieiem @eipdbs S2nollen, bic
su ben allsrtuidtiqiten giabrnngssnitieIIl iss
ben aenannten 2dnoern geh6reH. 3s1r
INnphatSurg liebt mon offene GtelIes1 Der
I9Bdl0otdidate NIT hafbndlIeu Bpneu. 3H
I4irifa DerurIadt Der anban bic geril1GIl<
Wtitbe, in0em man eiffdd1 ben ffaufI4ku
ltuentg bol5igen 6ten9el Der Yflan5e iU
| hanblange Stiide serbridbf uno bieIf In
ben nur fliihtig 9erooeten Boben perIdarff.
I'm itarfe 6nDllen dnsuiebett, brnudpt bic
Wtanoiocca 11%-2 Sabre. Dse 9nDuen
elei6en ihrer GeitdIt mad ben arpBel1
SeaerietnoIIen uno erreiden, nnr1enlIid]'
in afritd, oft Die 2dnge nnb 6tdrfe zines
Wannesarmes. Mns linen gsminnt man
man Die y5arinha," Elm Wtebl, 0as iE1E &C.
/ ihmad Der Safergriibe d6neIt uno in Bray
IIilien gum GrIab oes BrDbes bient ullDA
nebTt Ihnaraen 8ohuen nno aeb5rrten5
6leiIh Die tdaIide Rittdasfoif Der arbtl<
tenben Bep6lferuna biioef. Ser @rfrng
oieies StdrfemehIes betrdet etfua k p0nt
@epiht Der roben Rnolle HnO mirb de-
ponnen, tpenn man Die Wur5eI sexrei5k
uno Die NtaIle, ueld5s ipie arobes Gd0e-
mehl auslehf, inter cine BrsIie brudf*
Sn NSrifd 9etuinnt man es burh @dhrure
Der in Shelben eeshnittenen uH0 I'M
gBalier aufgeipei6ten MurSeln. uf1tex
ben Srousn fomnien oft siftiae Dor. ote'
IebensgeEGhrlihe g8irtnngen herDofbrlI1.
gen. tuenn iie in rob ser0iteteui 3ultonne
Inno ohne Gntternung Der inneren Iaiers
Iitrdnse nnb oem BlauIdnre enthaiteuoens
| Softe aenoiien peroen. GieIe aiIti0e1
G1ollen iino metit flela nn0 h0lslg, oic ae~'
Iniusn BON 5drterer 5ertur. Die Mandi-+
occa mansa ooer Aipim, bic tn Bga{iiieI7
lauptidtlth in getrddt tDuEiui, III nice
mails gittie uno fann gefndaf lpis NnfzEs
GartofFel eeeeiIen tuerben. Nad, s1ueinn
| lfurttrs Nniiht III Is h6dH brfAeiniig5.
oaB Die WGneiocca iih nurd Bernlitfslun0
| Der inter benz Scepter nes Wiuatds San1n
itebenoen 5taaten BON NneoIos mOhiu
| Bic 9ortueieien bies @eipddbs noMmsisIid
IsephanSt hdben. bis in bos Snnsre Mri-
tn's perbreitet bat. sSn ben n6rbgihea
Geeenoen beg geiautnaien RiItbals, In
gsppten, gubien. AbeIiinisn tinb aum IN
| arabien 1T oieie Ralturpflnnse bis ali bev
beuttSsn Gag anbetannt aeblisben.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02
Mannigtaltiges.
Efesie Gut Selo f6rawR.

ginft foB mir Golb uno SiIber Su,
Gin frsubenrei6er Born.
Sortliha iiberhdufts mid
4us ibrem soIO'nen 1orn.
uno aIs meiu 8aariaab b6ber iapou,
Dor Sitben tuirb mir bang.
SD taufte mir bsiorsniBpO1
9en fsuerfefen 5nrant!
Sod Der 9sIiB Der attienssit -
gr waro mir nidt @suinn,
uno nit oem Sinfen bes 9apiers
Sant ouh mein Slid oobin.
gtun idmOls bes &eibtbums lester ReIf,
Sen emit id msin senannt:
Wtein @eloihrant, adj lpar feuerfe It
So4 i'd = bin abeebrannt!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02
scar Saeaass aoaifsaa ans

Sean Sacaues Rouifeon nnb
bic Ropfftener. BeDor Der in lpdte
rem Sahren sum WnrrtopF uno Ufen-
inenTein6 getuoroene beriihmte BhiID}op6
iein leBtes AIpl su .GrmenonpiIle f0nn.
lebte er Elm Sabrsebnt su Baris in cer
StraBe Ylatriere, mo er i'm 5iinften Gtod-
Derf zines hoben biiIteren 3anIeS eine
19lehte Wobnung inne bate. Gtnrrl5n-
Mig mics er Die 9utgemeinten unterftiibu1t~
gen Ielner nenigen SSreun6e unb 5abIrti~
dhen 0ere6rer juriid uno erndhrte Ef5
fiimmerlicb burdl NotsnabIhreiben. Ga
nuroe oanals pom Barrier Wfaaiiirnft
eine dIeemeine RopfSteuer sir4 GedunQ
nothmenoieer tdbiiider Nus00ben aus
9eIhrieben uno anh Dem geniaIen Bar
fafer 6es 8eieaihaftsDertrn8s ein Stsuer~
5ette ins 5aus sei6idt. Gr ueiatrie Hdb
a6er 3u besahlen, od ihnt bieSe 1rf Der 8e*
fteuerune eriinbIih miBfiel, liflb unffx~
| 1a9te aub bel Strafe leineS hohsst tiD5dtE
3orneS ben pertrailtsn Trenuberf unh {rTS
ner iSrau Sbereie, ben gefor0srfen @if1rf11
betrag etpa segen ieinen WiIIen ali b{&
Rdmmerei an Ienoen. Wfan i1aad6te jhr
ourauf aufnlertIaui. DuB bic Gtsuererhthex
feline beionosre SoHadtuna fir beriihmfe
6mriTtiteuer bdtten uno boB lie lid ipenin
Inn ieinen llnwillen fit,nmsrri, fDn0eru i'm
unTebI6ar, ibrer pili1t geud6, Gresutinn
| ir's Saus idif,n miir6en. Gut, bex.
| iebte auf oieie 9orfieIIunsen Der uliirYi;tjeI
Bbilolopb. .nOgeit he lid inlmerbin ynsi-
nes gettes uno rielnes 3ilnners betnddbt{.
gen! Sann 9ebe id ours freie 6eI0, isbe'
mid unter einef Banm uitb erluotte Sd
metner Soo!" Ct mar befGnntli& oofia|
bee Wtann oasu, ooS 3n tbun, tpoa ii {}15
norgenDnner bate. mie aud Die N0rsf<r.
3eitunaen bebaupttten, bic Iitb iu1naefs
tpdbrenb NIT ieinem Ehun ulb 8re{bef
heTddftigten nno nllo aud non {ei,<r
| ei9enlinnigen 5ieuerperpei1eritnQ Woiia.
genonlme1 batteii. Hui lolAe Mei{e ers.
hielten Die h6bergn Wuni3ipaibednaier
2enntniB bon Dem Horf1a unb e8 nuxbe
in Der tidhften GibunD bee MoQif5rot6
barber cine 8erathun9 oehnlftn, nod 81.
Dor Der Grefuter BET H0iiIjfnu erff6iene1i
NOR, I'm anf iein Betf Wei4lao Al Itoe11.
Sie @tabtpertretung tnti4ie6 1ol6 xttlfir
der ueberIegung nit @timtaelr1t6rbe bei1 !.
6aB Dem 0erfaIisr btr aeiisn &tIoflt js'
AHbetrdht ieiner Mrntntb uu6 8ariiSufs
bait bic 4Opffeuer Ron orej Qibr(1 asl1Ill
Gous srpRutiitti8 trtoj(en 1l4zh<fl mi 8
Mlio bate Der ei9el1Iin1iae Nf1fo <oHk (f15
nen Millen rirliid bur 65ef{tki. 6'bt2 aI 4
aeraDe sur ghre e<x &5lef6f1< m I|2
| 3eitungen benerften, o0 jeDt1 I|1,f1 1(nsifl'S
den uno jeber Qfnjp<l {6Sl1 1i n 4 \ r 3 u +
Il los oenielben 6ttilf{ <lSod q ll6i& r 1I
den HDulledu perI91j&<k 4 S II r II - 6
| man aud nit b<J +
| Numpeniansn1ltril 81 "a f. A. r r
Igsniatbs, mit NIL 81 i1| =
licphsif. s1 s 81 81 Il Al "a "a "a +; y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02

VtuuVt buUeW OUW, es III tQf etnblQ
Sfreben, a
gsi aaen,. uas iie tbun, nes YoItes BO6l
Iug 3it beben.
SsIbF, tpenn he 's i6inoen, iit's nur ibm
Su ipdren
Die Utabe itIbit aus Der Saut.su fabren.
8dren onfbt.noen. Ginem eineu
gdtsn autbinben heiBt: ibm et,ucs I'm
fpdbres fuels MAIDEN, ihnl cine Giiae aufr
hetten, glelnlatn 'anf ben Arm beIten, eui
Die ylale bltoea, oaB er's CLAUDE. Gs iii
oerlt0rttes Iufbnben, MufIhneioen, eiile
3unlt, in tpelher Der Ssreiherr BON Nsiind,.
hauien uniibertroHen ooitebt. S9on i'm
Slmpllcillimns g. Bud, IL. gapita, am
9hlu1ie) t0mnt bieIe 2eoensart i'm obi.
gem Gimme Dor, bod Iteht baieIbit Barren
anbinoen (ebenlo tpie Wielano) unb bieies
Mnbinoen flibrt sur @rfldruna, pie Der
gutmathige, sbrlide 8dr unIduloia in
oieien Seiru9 bebelitenbe 3eoensart ae.
fonmen. Gin Bdrenfiihrer ndmlicb, Der
ielne S6ulo niht besabIen fonnte, maflts
| iih aus Dem @taube uno banb ffott Der
Se5ahluns oeut Wtrthe Den Barren ooer
- atioerer 2e5art aufolae - nod @ea.
ndbme beg Sells nur ben unbrautbbaren
9eidnam osiisl6en on bic Sbar. Sn bic.
lem Gimme tpiro gGren onbinosn fir
S1nIoenmahen nod beute sebrduGt; 10
nlieBt Elm betannte8 StuosntsnIieb (2ldb,
oas Ggtnatricllliren ,c.):
rGsbIt "a mir aud an BEN 8aaren,
Vii ben Barren isblt es nis,"
unb elm aneeres pS aiebt f.in idl5ner Sc,
ben Y. I. p.) entbdlt Die ih0ne Stelle:
,Sit bas Daoos (@sIO) snti9punbsn.
@iro ein Bar sebunosn,
SIMMER eebt's in dulci jubilo.~
Gs miro oann audi in Der GtuSenten.
iprnhe eeIaat: Die 8dren reiBen iih
los, iuenn ber Shuloen 5ii DieIe lino uno
bic vWtanibder" anfanaeu. unbequem sll
iperben. Ser beiben Reoensarten aemeif..
lame Beeriii oes Hetriigens bat mDbl ibre
Wermiihuns berbeieefiihrt; mad bsntisem
Gpra9gebraut heiBt 1dren anbinoea /:
S6ni6en MAIDEN, borgen; Wdrsn aufbin-
lbsn: ldusH uno irautn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02
aretne Nr(aGen, sroRe 2Sir.
.... Rititgett.
Ras ssa, GHslii6sH.

8bilsnon Sapes uuo 6annp Rar lpa.
ren srit orei Wonen perbeirnthet.
6ie faBen on einem iAbuen 6omtaer.
rrioreen in ihrem tctgen Simmer beim
TrlbaIde, pollifdnbia bon eincnner per.
6lsnbet. glie CAB ss portsr sine Slid.
islisssit sIsi6 bee itsinsn. Nas U!ad
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02
0ierfN

als 8tilage 0O. 2 Der
cSeit5eitung" fiir Sas q,
Sdngerfeit beS NDrO>
amerifaniidtn sdugers
bull0es.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-02
Das G19lidDe Uolksblatt

foftet per Bon {pbne sonntassbIats $40 per Satr,
S6o sas babe 5abr unb sa.ao sas DiertsIlaSr. Ra
esHntassbatt sti2 20 per Sstr so.so has babe sabs
nas s2.so sas EisrtsUaSs.
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

FIVE DOLLARS
buy
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1854 GOVERNMENT BOND.
which bonds are issued aud secured by tho
and are redeemed Ia drawings
FOUR TINES ANNUALLY,
until each and every bond IL drawn with larger or
- prize. as there are NO BLANKS.
THE THREE HIGHEST PRIZES AMOUNT TO
2OO.uNO FLOKINS.
2O.UJU FLORfNS.
15OOO FLORfNS.
And bonds not drawing Of tho above prisos must
draw premium of not less than
300 FLORTNS
ONE FLORIN EQUAL TO 10 CENTS. GOLD
The next drawing takos place September ttomorrow
and evoy bond bought of us before the st Of Sep
tcmber entitled to the whole that
thereon on that date Country orders sent IN REGIS
TEkED LETTERS and enclosing ~ will secure ono OF
these bonds for the next drawing For orders circulars
any other Information address
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
In writing to please mention the Nkw YORK HERALD
yVANTE OMEN IN SEVERAL LARGE CITIES. AC-
w cusomod selling retailers Job lots from suction,
along with other cheap lines Of millinery goods: refer
cnccs and security required. LIVING. Herald Office
yVANTED-A MAN 81 500 TO 81 900. IN AN OLD
w established hotel in Western Pcnnsyvana Address
CHARLES BARCLAY 3i2 Lexington ST.. Baltimore. Md.
yAANTED-A GENTLEMAN or BUSINESS ExPE-
w rionco and good standing wants to earn his living by
assisting parties In active businos who desire
that can be- depended upon. Address lNTEGRITY,
224 Herald onice
The New York herald., 1879-08-31

JyURS.ANT TO A DECkKE OF TllE HIGH COURT
OF Justce, Chanccry Division, made the 2sth day Of
April s7i in tho matter Of the estate Of Thomas Davis
Thomas ledge hedges formerly OF Birmingham In the
county warwick England who last heard OF In thc
wear 1853 Newark. N j., IN tho United StAtes OF
America IL Lying chilaren other issue OF the
Tioma Hedge HcdRes II dead, other per-
son or persons claiming Ms herr OF heirs ~ law Of
Thomas Davis l.tc of Prors Marston, IN tho counsy
In or about the month Of July, 1890 living
n his death. the person persons, VINO by
DEVISE descent otherws 10 entitled TO the real
Of the said Thomas DAVIS descended TO such heir
heirs by their solicitors, before the lst
November 1872 to come In and prove their claims
the above tho chambcrs OF the Honor
able the Vice Chancellor Sir Charles Hall No ~ Chan
Gerry lane. tho county Of Mddlesex In England, or In
default thereof they win be percmptorily excluded from
benefit decree Frldsv She 2ist day Of koysm
1870 o'clock In the afternoon at the said cham
ber is appointed for hearing and Upon the
claims WILLIAM blNNS SMITH,
Dated August z, 1879
CooxE JONAS. Chicf Clerk
BsgoHnts Inn Chancsry lane, Lendee hn9Aenos fbeAe
tIIs 8olicitufA
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
Crops in tho State.

HoRnY.-We regret to report that news from
all parts Of the county, received turing the week
forces us to the conclusion that the corn in IIor-
ry will not be more than half the Average OF
former years. The excessive heat and drought
just in caring time has cut the prospect short
beyond redemption, to this amount at least. The
rains which fell last week were confined within
n narrow belt, and were by no means general or
suificint anywhere Telephone.
LAScAsrER.-Thc drought still continues in
sono sections northwest and east Of the village.
The old corn is beyond recovery, and cotton is
badly amaged.-Ledger.
ASDERsoN.-In many sections of this county
corn is completely killed by the extraordinary
drought, and the grass in the pastures has died
out-,JouruaL
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
A Spread-Eagle Eulogy.

Spread-Eagle Eulogy.
In recent number Of the Church Union, In
an article on the next Presidential election, It
iudulges in the following strain of grotesque
eulogy on its mock idol:
"Grant is still prime favorite, and he lives
and moves and has his being, In an aurioa of
glory which the country's gratitude has built
about him."
The only appropriate au,icla can conceive
OF, as fitted to encircle the brow of such a be-
sotted um-sponge, is whiskey ring. When
the religious papers Of the country step aside
from their legitimate province, to indulge in full
some adulation Of such o pinchback military
dullard,-of whom it would be the grossest
dattery to attribute any higher endorsement
than would fit him for dog inancier, or a
horse jockey-the manifest tendency of such a
course is to greatly impair their usefulness,
and, Mt the same time serves to lesson in the
popular mind that becoming respect which is
due to the sacred cause which they profess to
advocate.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-08-01
The Banner Sunday School.


Mr.. EDITon IL will now give you tho facts
about that "banner Sunday School" as promised
in my last: ''
The Elhehel Sunday School was organized In
April 1851. X. Jetferies sSuperintendant-an1
has been discontinued only for two months,
January and February, in each year. 1t has
averaged about scventy-fve enrolled scholars,
most Of whom were regular attendants. They
have studied the international Sunday school
lessons in about sixty copies Of papers distribu-
ted weekly, most Of which have been paid for
by the school-caoh pupil during the fall Of the
year depositing nickel monthly to be used the
next year.
The school is non-sectarian, although at o
Baptist church, and owes much of its prosperity
to this fact. 1t is, also, doing o missionary
work, by sending many copies of their Sunday
School.papers to the little Indian children Of the
far West. 1t does one good to see the "lfSRie
ones" and the hoary head Of 80 years, gather
ing on the Sabbath to learn of God and 1t
makes us feel a. Simeon did when he blest the
infant Jesus.
The school has n marked influence on the
neighborhood, for good, and will hear perfect
fruit in the future. How to get the masses
and especially church members connected with
the Sunday School, is and has been problem
over which the minds Of those actively engaged
in the Sunday School work have been poring
from the days Of Mr.. Robert Raikes till the
present time. We will give yeu Superintendent
Jefferies, last plan He asked as many as felt
disposed to do so, to join what he terms an
"honorary' class, the individuals comprising It
| agreeing TO read some portion Of the Bible daily
and to report once q month the number Of chap
ters read. There are about 40 enrolled men,
bersof this class, ,.soyeral Of whom report over
one hundred chapters read per month.
The purchase Of an Organ has been subject
Of discussion in the school for two or three
years, and after service on lst Sabbath in April,
the Pastor, Rev. w. L. Brown, introduced the
subject TO the congregation, and after remarks
by the Superintendent, who said "that an Organ
was actual necessity to make the School q sue
cess" subscription was presented to the au-
dienoe and about one hundred dollars was given
fer the object. The Organ was bought at once
and is being used every Sabbath morning in the
| school.
Our country homo made musicians may not
give the fancy touches that n certain style. of
people might require, but forgood, old ed
soul-strring, music we are willing 10 risk CON-
petition with any other choir in the County.
Having contributed so largely to the pleasure
Of ik,y and his friends, in former article, fec
perfectly happy. LITTLE JIM.
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The Concert next Monday.

From what we can see and hear, the Concert
of the Union Musical Society next Monday night
will be one of tho most interesting and delight
full entertainments ever givon in this communi-
ty. Some of the best adult performers in this
town have consented to assist, while oil the
children Of Prof. Gonzalez Musical school will
exhibit the astonishing proficiency they have at
tanned in the short time he has taught them.-
The programme has been carefully arranged to
suit all the musical tastes and talent Of the com
munity. embracing the most pleasing ballads and
the most artistic operatic music. We hope the
little children will have full house, to cncour.
age them.
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THE DEVIL RISES TO ExPLAIN.-The editor
looks so handsome in the picture MIR. Clark
toek, that his friends thought he had got hold
Of the editor of the Union Times vallse by mis-
take, nt the press convention; swapped coats or
got EN- mixed up somehow. But the devil says
the editors wife didn't write the local, either ;
that he was about when that pictur was taken.
-Ne~berry Ne,rs.
Natural thought for his friends; but we took
good care not to let any "secdy looking Editor
got hold of our vaisc, n,that occasion besides,
the Editor Of the Ne~s is almost as good looking
rs we are. It's our hat-either of the four
that adds beauty to the phiz, and we sincerely
regretted that VIC had not taken them all with
us on that mountain trip, to supply the three
Ncwberry Editors with one each after the noun
tain breezes blew theirs all among tho leaves
and treescs. Clark must be an imaginative pho
tographer TO make any one Of the South Carroll
no Editors as.good looking we arc; but there 8
no accounting for the freaks of taste and science
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CHARLES PETTY,
Chairman Executive Committee,

TIE UNCERTAINTY OF TIE LAw-Trenton, N
H., July 2G.-The Court of Errors and Appeals
this morning reversed the decision Of Justice
krapp, of the Supreme Court, in the Smith
Bennett case. Chief Justice Beasely read an
elaborate opinion reviewing the whole case,
and came to the conclusion That the charge of
judge on trial was q misdiroction of testimony.
Four Of the judges voted for reversal, on the
ground that the charge in reference to the letter
was erroneous. This reversal makes the trial
and its results Of no effect, and if tho Slate
desires to move any further in the case thore
must be q now trial