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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-05-20

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
DUSINESS Suits and Dress Suits, cheap
ID Come and examine our stock, and you will
say that we are headquarters for low prices:
LATIMER & HEMPHILL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-05-20
III ATS.

MEMS and Boys Hats of all styles and quail
lvH ities Come and let us show you our Goods.
We will take pleasure in showing them whether
you buy or not.
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PLOWS.

THESES Patent Turn, D. E. and A. B., Jr,
Ii, Watt Plows, le-footed and Iron Beam
Plows, at COST to close. Come and see them.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
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OF Treasurer of Town Council of Yorkville, for
the l6 months ending May 10th, $780, as read and
annrove6 hv Conncil the same day:
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OUR STOCK OF NOTIONS,

Is very complete, and we are Offering bargains in
Fans, Parasols Buttons, Gloves, Combs, Brushes,
Tooth Tablets, Toilet Soaps, Powders, Colognes
Extracts, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, Straps
and Homes.
Braids and Ornaments, and the most elegant as
sortment of Dress Buttons we have ever shown.
Prices guaranteed. II. F. ADICKES, Jr.
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OILS.

OlLSs
II EROSINE at % cents. Red Safety, Sewing
IN Machine, Castor and Sweet Oil.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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NICE lot Of fresh Lemons just in Store.
n HERNDoN BROTHERS.
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!. l.. MILLER & co.
BACON.

Bacon, canvassed or uncanvass-
ID ed, Hams and Lard, can be had at our house.
81. MILLER & co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-05-20

rnn CORDS of good, sound Reu, Black,
DIM Spanish and Chestnut Oak Bark, for
which we will pay $4OO per cord, in goods at cash
prices HERNDON BROTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
TRAINING AMERICAN SEA MEN.

Several letters have been sent to The TRIBUNE
office recently making inquiry as to the training
svstem of the Navy The subject Of improving the
nersounel OF the Navy was first agltated by Com
,oodore r. w. Shufeldt, Captain S. B. Luce and
others. The agitation led to an act of Congress
rovIdng for the training of boys as petty officers
and seamcn in the hope OF placing the Navy on
better footing in comparison with the Nayies OF
foreign Powers. .,... =. o,oo, ,i.o so,,
The Minnesota now at this port; is one ol the ionr
<ra,niuO-ships and is IN command Of captain ,. Is.
tnce with CORPS Of officers who instruct the boys
49, a6d1tIon 10 their regular duties on sca-gOlng
yessel The ship is III no wise a reiOrinatoTV, as
onIv hoys of good moral character are enlisted ana
any one found guilty of general mlscOhdGct or
whose influence upon bls shlpmates Is Dad is az
nce discharged from the service. The rules III re-
gard TO enlistment are very stringent, ana are as
follows: 80
Each candidate must be between hlteen ana sew
,aen wears of age, of robust frame, sound and
LnsI,bv free from defects maformation. not SUBJ
80 ,n ats aud ordinarily intelligent. He Innst nave
IL vrIten consent of has parents or guardians. ana
- 81 ccentrd by the Examining Board he must en-
:. a. 10 serve continuously until he rs twenty-obe
srs s"s of ao. receiving $40 30 a month and ratons
IL daervIng he will he regularly promoted To higher
rat,ugs rnceiyinG additional pay, as reward iof
nroiciency and good conduct.
F'The courss OF studies embraces readihR' WIIubg
s,elIinr arithwstie, grammar, geography hstoLS,
seamanship aud religious iustruct'oh Hon tue
cJ,anlap In addition, the boys arc instructed III
rontine drill, embracing small arms. great guns
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
CHRIsps SORROW FOR SIN.
R.ahop ~ d. Grace ChqpeL

Bishop William Inglaham Kip, Of Caltor'
MA preached yesterday Grace Chapel in Fourteenth
st near Fourthlye. The text WAS from 81. Luke,
XIX IL: "And when He come near. He be-
held the city and wept over IT,"
He SAID in part: our Lord when He fpoK'
tlese words was ascending the Mount OF
Ohves. surrounded by multitude ot people,
ghs same lips that were aftcTw1rd 10 cry, "CfuelJ
IUm 7" were shouting h anna l. was mar'h %
truup ph OF "A nquefcf leluIhlhE iolh 'l''93lS,
AmoL2 thrOng were those Who hat O,eh Dllho Dn'
we're now seeing, the deaf whose ears hai DeH ulf
stopped, and the sick aud lame VINO hhu 'ten hiie'
What effect had these .bu'es that were lnH pdi.
tuou HINT His fclrt FAR away rom iLf pls-lh-
joueu and was yearuing over TIE city MIi} hir"ccs
lad wrought IA II, and solemn Wainlpg' pceh ut
tered its people, and re itt tcj were "ltHOn -.
cu.e The dcsolauon about 10 come over u passed upon
Tre first thought suggested by the scene j.. ChrisPs
sorrow Tor siu. Is there view 0i our Loas cuaio
ter that appeals more 10 Us than tis j tuerc Hi1
breu only exhibitions OF power ana WIS ON, we Nouh
feel that Iie was removed rom us uut lhc denis Ks
fins deuriyc His character Of Is sicibnt-r Al was AI,i
sorrow tor tne fate Of man tidJ .ci II h 20 ''d'o
Heaven, and therefore IL was h'i he ll'iSi he a-"y
OF me cross. W. only see tha outward developments
of sin, but Lord sees all De wo'hhg o edc ,h-ic
soul Another thought that the Goapel appcais TO
each OF l,. Each II to Work Oui hin Wa sa 'h ~
HOLY shirt w0rketh in C4cl heart alone al"Ac mus
e,ch individual 90 through Tie world 20 down 10 dchln
ana stand be Judged Thus Is there an d'Hu"f
Tna. ia one more solemn truth. that the day OF or
vlsitaion may pass away. Thus it was win the tly
of Ier,il ID. TIe pie Oi tAat cy haI mel up thi
measure Of their lniquIty; their DAY bdd conc iNe
krunc Of The spirit should b. regarded rs an llp'f
faut cris, in ones life. some, after struggling WIN tde
IIoy spirit drive away. and come into the possession
of Icu-ye peace. My l. not come 4" pass INA. II VIII
no longer strive with tne heart Natural ne ba' an
end NAV not life of q soult The Individual uh's
moi ieei any nal strug lie, but spiritual death may como
at midday, in the midst OF TIE Whir4 OI oNslitss
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
THE GIFT OF ETERNAL LIFE.
HLahnn GnLLAher at ZION lhMrch.

Bishop John n. Gallehcr, OF Louisiana,
preached yesterday morning IN Zion Protestant Epis-
copa Church. al Madison-ave. and Tniryei-hth-sL Ills
text was from the general Episue OF III. Jonh' W.
IL: And this Is the record that God hath gwen
% MS eternal life and this life is in His Som" Bishop
GaIlener said in substance:
This a brief summing mp or the G'HpeI OF Jesus
Christ The text contains the great 1radng Id2as o. le
OF salvation. God, eeihal ne anu '.,n ~ i
Inese Oyerarch the entfe ftNellOh "a lnc VIZ
of God ana bind all its parts together IL the oe5ls
that revelation we behold the tree o' ne Al III @
apocalyptic vision Of John at ramos we see tse
OF life and standing by It's banks, the tree OF me Dc
tween those two points all l. hleu WIN 'nat ~ @
presence OF Him wnO, III tnc IabIud- ~ thc
was the Life; VINO IN His own life came tlat We
might have ilfe ana came nor 70 Gonue'iH Id =.
world but 10 save IT, lie IL was W4Io @ S'ln ,
am the life. Against all the as ruons OF inoei uhW
to the end Of the: bic that man des Dl SIN ana ma MS
recovery lies in the restoration OF ne. for thlS thr
prophets spoke; for tn' Chilst came; I@r tn'S @ ,e
Cnurcb exists oddy rue ehie "'iA VI o".i'' :. - ~.
restoration life. The Gospel Is 10 thPI tiat were
dead. VINO died IN sin IhS was no' 10" u. 10 'mUS
in Jude- Whenever the s!crhce 81 O.Oou was pour u
our this same Of mans de h IN ana the mean
OF his recovery was Sc, nm se II sood FOR the
accounted 4.1tcu tnlnS t @ !. ihe" me
life. II sIgIhcd GODS intervention TO save Nnth ne
SINNER confessed his sin and tie blood was apphcI 10
mm, II signfcd the restoration Oi ne 10 mn. ny nv
Christ an atonem Mt s the gift OF life 10 men driu N SIN
The life of the LAMB OF Goa TO oe sDstlueu 10, to
hfe OF man. Ii is not only life hereafter euouIihg
forever not merely git tn iarr InI hecarsc il i
Gods life lt is eternal IN lls quay IL Is c ,dio
was in Christ. Because lt Is so divine, mans ahguagt
may not II.
speak of life general as II We knew 1t well yet II Tor,
ever rludes gaze. Nnat surgeons scapei nae 'au
omen the secret lie Life Is the continuing mystery
In every form II is Invisible and symbolzs the eternal
DO you wonder then. that eternal NE Is ylsDlef Bui
we know what It is IL u Christ, whom the grave cOud
nor mold His Church goes abroad with tue glit OF Ire
10 the dead Men realize the value OF ME and seek u
intensity H. For that they seek scenes OF excite
mept But the life that will give p0wec and majesty Il
our lie is that OF the son OF Cod II We could see lie
fitness TO meet all wants would not seem so vague
and nsigpiicaut to MS We would seek II above every
thing. Let us pray that the ne may be only III pre-
cursor of that VIII ell IL in the great hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
CALL FOR CHRISTIAN ACTIVITY.
Bi5hop Dodne at Trinity church.

Bishop William Croswell DOane, of the Do
cesc Of Albany preached yesterday morning at Trni!
Protestant Episcopal Church, from tie text ST. MAJ
thew xii. 1: An things are ready. Come unto th'
marriage" lie spoke substantially as follow: Ih!- 1
an awful sentence and u repeated to-day bl
the King OF Kings and Lord OF Dords luI
are bid to the marraSe each and every On,
VIII y,u despiciuliy treat the mess ger OF the Loll
who delivers the invitation by continuing H. ihb
worldly religion prevalent tla2 Ine principal point
IN tins parable The unrcadness ana unWiIiEgnrH,
nan to do he LOrds bidding. IL j. the mission 0i Amer
lean Christians TO Chris iarilo the thinaintn ~h
swarm tne Pacific coast Of the United STA Tea
not cruelty to drive them 10 their forme
heathen homes Fun religious freedom II
Ftauca, th.t 81 hl-t9rcil l,hgt"R
pcr ,ccu ions. Is now practically assured lhr m
be.ievrr, IN Germany many. but mere IN America
lie Land OF religious freedom, where foreigners continue
10 Immg crate. the earnest work ~ every Chfl>idn
solicited ana needed. Ecclesiastical lZlness nni
Gee cs!stica sta Snai0u VIII be recognition OF the iac
that Our Lord aud Mslers calling 10 His supper II ie
crtved with sucers. Arise, them go 10 the mairlaG
supper: have on the wedding garment, and work Tor
cruc.ticd LORD and saviour.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
DIR. r1yNERs TEMPERANCE TIEWS.

THE VALUE OF ALCOHOL IN MEDICINE oREAILl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADVOCATED.
DIR. Tanner spoke yesterday afternoon on temper
ancc under the auspices of the American temper
ance Union. in Havery's Theatre. There was
very large audience present. and when the Doctor
was Introduce he was received with applause. He
looked strong and robust. During bis speech lie
continually walked up and down the stage ana II
was only at intervals that he looked upon the au-
dience He began by saying that during his
fa,t il was common for the newspapers to call
him the boss IDIOT" " the fasting lunatlc, Tie
lndladej darling" etc. 4 little later on Mime
s0tl paper SAID he was a ianatcal temperance lee
turer and lot a very good one at that. Long ago
lac had given his attention 20 the prevention OF dlS
ease as well as the cure. lns, no sald IL piahch
of the medical profession on Wnlcn Ic" pntS
cians fry 10 disseminate correct views, for II JheY
did they would be cutting of their own suPpy ol
bread and butter, and that Is thlnE phS scids are
not anxions TO do HIS pTOfe sslOnal studies augh.
him that the value of alcohol as a remedial
agent is LARGELY overcStimatpd. lie saw the vast
injury effected by It accordingly he began I" wage
an aggressive warfare against rum Nneh piI
providing for the prohibition OF the manufactures
o or importation Of intoxicating liquors was pre-
sentcd TO the Minnesota Legislature, Dr hNcy
made speech claiming that hquor Is necessary as a
medicine and valuable as Iooc' hesc 'iG"S ~
Tanner ed in letters 10 the press and by puO-
lie speeches He declared that one-hai the diseases
mankind suffers fIom have their origin III rum
After alludIng to the physiological effects o. acohO
the diseases causes. and the mn lence OF hrfeuty
I'm creating predispOsItiOn to crime ana drunken
ness he said that the way to remove those e'ih is
by introducing a better system Of education lie
could draw up a plan oil education which would
meet bob" Ingersol's requirements, and make
health contagious. He also advocated the election
of prohibition candidates and ADVISED MS hraIcTa
TO lght mtempemuce through the balIo-D0X. IL
had been promised that DR.. Tanner would give MS
rea ons for using WINE and malt liquors at the close
of his fast but he failed to allude 10 the subject
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
DISSATISFIED WITH THEIR PARTY.

a meCtlnE OF lIc OcIUlil- AlIcIlCiu lICuIO-
cratic Organization OF the City and County OF NewYork
was held in Hall yesterday TO take action in
relation to the failure Of the Irving Hall and Hinmany
factions TO make a combination. Resolutions were
offered declaring that the German American citizens
have always maintained the principle that the municipal
government the city be conducted upon Honest
prime PIES and AS the negotiations OF the leaders Of
both factions Of the Democratic party were not OF
character to inspire confidence and utterly derogaory
10 the dignity aud iu contempt OF representative gov
eru,nent that the Conference Committee OF
the or-auizatiOn be empowered 10 take such acton as
NAV be deemed best and wsest. and TO confer with all
independent and ali political Organizations Tor
the purpose placing before the people munclpal ana
udical ticket will b. most apt 10 secure the sup
por Of regardless of their political ialth III
National politics.; also that each Assembly District ap-
point ten delegates to meet III convention TO raty the
acuon of the committee.
motion TO table the resolutions was lost as was also
one 10 strike the words and ALI political Orgaulza-
lions" chairman OF the WIN District delegation an
uounced that his colleagues were Democrats and dd
not urouose under any circumstances to confer with
Republicans ana the de egatlOn withdrew IRON the
meeting. Following this resolution TO reconsider the
previons vote was lost when the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
GODS KINGDOM AID RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Hfshop Lagaer AZ ~ PhNIps Church.

Bishop jaeger Oi the Diocese ol Southern
ono preached 30 The ,o!orcd congregation OF st. PM
us C.urcb No. 800 MI.Jairyt.. yesterday mosning
His tcxt WIS Mathew. VI, 80: Bu
seek ye ~ the Kingdom of Gd ana H. ri2hteonsncs
and all these things snail be added unto you" Tn
N eachcr SAID:
We have in this text three things: A.
OBJECT, duty and pF1inisr; ihe, oplec,
8, Il u,. ri,lteousness w are 10 each the kingdom
by uis righteousness Im puifd 70 IL ana IectF'd D'
fsith Riga IS not mere pfopietv oI con1uet
IAe goodness the LOfd requires IS t. De- developed iF
Within nkr the beauty OF che 1y 10 nc rGt ~ ''ul
s.Et Hc must be renewed IN spri. We mus D0t onh
refrain from the sion n WrOng-doingDut we mus
be- soul with wiat j. eaithly anp reHSnt
aud L,y l,h. has H. superficial sfiDdard- Oi
COi's standard is higher. Whole essence must %
ptNadtd Il ih goodness lis ilRhteou-heH- - ~ 1'
ilncd ~ living constant communion with nc Lord
the me Il His requirements and III the iulHes' VI
II ia our duty to live for God and make all that wt
can 0t If ourselves tins duty extends clear thfohgL
our lives, only being ACCOMPLISHED when We stanu c1hl
u etc among the gloTea OF the heavenly Kingdom. Inc
iext does not mean that while s'rv'ng Cod We sh"ue
be CARELESS gardng temporal THINGS; we shvuiu 10
eglect the cultivation OF our minds, the educet'oh
children asa he providing OF Pheasant boucs "T oA
families, but sbOud keep Gods service upD"ihloat
mat should be the main tLing-tbe nfsi thlng. W.
should be mot slothfu N business. fervent IN spint
serving the Lord and should serve Goa 10 every ac
~ our daily life. ,
Lit TACT that those who seek the Kingdom OF God
and HI rgate Jusness nav all these tbIhgs auue 20.
does not that lie Will always reward us WIN Fl
luxury ease, but that all things which are essen
to the development OF perfect. nmnrtt mihhoou
shall be added To TINS development IL may D -
sential that VI tired. that must suffer Dui
tine reward In the overcoming OF the la and IN INC
rrneWe & rcngtn given by successive victory
aud We naturally gather to ourselves all that We need
for our present welfare by making IighteOusness su
preme. The pest growth i that which dcYtloIs tus
spiritual and moral natures well ~ the physical arc
the best health aud aud happiness are TO be at
tanned by making righteousness ts MAN object Oi me-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
LOCAL POLITICAL NEWS.
SINGERS WHO DID NOT DRAW.


HANCOCK HAIMONiEs NOT APPRECIATED IN
BROOKLYN.
The Young Mems Hancock and English Glce
Corps. which was to give literary and musical
entertainment at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
SATURDAY evening. met with disappointment The
same affair had been announced for September.
The corps TO he presented with stand OF cooTs
and Daughter of the Regiment" committee
of ladies was 70 make ;bc presentation of colors.
They were announced as Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. MIS-
II. w. Slocum. Mrs. }. NJ. h. Clitz. Mrs. r.. H. Love-
Mrs. Joseph Nelson, Mrs. ii. A. Moore, Mrs. ;. -.
Morris. Mrs j. F. Porce, Mrs. J. j. Robinson and
Mrs r. L. Willis Ex-Governor 4. l.. Lowe, OF
MARYLAND. and Erastus Brooks we're announced 10
sneak and Governor Lowe appeared. Popular &Itists
were advertised. Mile. Isidora Martinez of Mr.
MaplosOn's troupe Mile Marguerite Selvi and Others
most of whom were .present, but did not nave an
opportunity 10 display their powers. go
1hecorps marched NJ. p.250StrOng, superb, ana go
riousr In uniform. but found only about ity people
and the vast array OF seats, Allan Latham reclteu
"PhH BluOd's Leap" but the general reception was
not encouraging James Ridgway, who was to nave
presented the Daughter" announced that II seemed
aadyIs1hle to nrstnone the entertainment. He
proclaimed that the audience would get ITS money
back at the box office, and that due announcement
of the next attempt to fire the popular heart Will
the songs for change would be made through
The press The change" the audience most seemed
to desire was the loose change IL had paid for admls-
sion. But the box office closed, the nights we're
ont. and the audience out als0-of pocket ana
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
THE COURIS.
DEClSlDNS-OCT. Q.

SnpretRe Court ChdmJrs-Bg judge Lawrence.-
In the matter ~ Williams. Motion granted Clarke ast
ClarKe- - Order granted. Kane agt Sweeney.-Grauted
superior COarf-.>Decidi 1erm-Bv Judge Russell
Harley agt the United Life insurance Company
Commission returned from Oh CITY, Penn.
Common Ptcds-Specidi TG'a-By Judge Van Brunt
Anderson the Third Avenue Railroad Company NO
memorandum. In the matter Of Cor Kiln
order discharging In Brown and another
Referees report confirmed order signed.
Marine Court-GeReydi Term - By Judge McAdam
sherman Beyans agi Pcrcc fatleF agl
Orders appealed frOm reversed rs per opinion o Jud-e &c
AGam filed.
Chambers BY Judge Goepp.-Kase agt Barrett Bail 10
500 I'm other respects FOR plnn without costs
curtis P.Tkc-Motion granted vacating attsehncnI
Hunt JoneS.-MOon granted for october 10 S0O Ros
enburg Ieb cbUn er ahng approSsL Greenwood agI
Srhee No Rubens =. LeuOuscner CArksOn agt Mes
ser hoons granted Greenwood SChee No. .. Mo-
on denied Newman. Motion granted disnisslng
action Ohien Carr. Gutter agt Rose-Oriers Of dis
continuance.
nv Me cAdamClark son AFT Manson Waiter agS
Rohrer settled Horton agt La DueOrer reset
tied, Lumloy agt BTOck. IrOceedDgs dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-11
THE TRUE SHEPHERD.
,on Uorr Is ot me church oJne Holy Trinity.

BfghOD HdfT
Bishop S. S. Harris. of the Diocese of Mlchi-
gan preached yesterday morning al the Church Of the
Uoly Trinity at Forty seconds and Madisonaye.. from
the text ST. John x, /, 2: Verify, verify
say unto YOU he that entereth not by the door
into the shcepold cmbetb up other way, the
same is ihict ana robbcr But ne that entcgch III by
the door is the shepherd OF the sheep" The preacher
said:
Our Lord was not defending His own or any other
mInIstry bat .ts showing Row the duties Of true
shepherd oood should be disca.l-ei The true shcp
Lrd lden, cs himself win the sh'cp. III II perfectly
evident that our Lord dsouSseg the subject OF
credentials but was l"ynG dawn The rule aud prnei-
PIES of how every one muSt Work VINO aims 10 Oe u
leader of men. Rank, education, business, are OF no
vaiuc IN compirson with sympathy Win ones people
IN tnis matter This princple employers of LABOR
Tho shepherd goes before his sheep ana leads thcm 10
pastures and feeds them, and calls them Nv name. To
hJv, Hnence among men is the only trne ambition for
any man all else - u we:r.hess ana burden. How
cal tAis power rule mcn be Oblaincdf Man Is free.
iiod made hm So. Free to thluS, choose and act.
YOu may bud lis Limbs and c"cree hls actions
ana words. but you cannot rule his heari
BY these means. You can rule hun completely
only 10y loving him ana synplth 2ing WIN him. When
David sat at the gate and attended 10 the wants of hrs
people hr ruled them but as soon as he forgot his
sheuerihOod he lost bis thrOuo and rrariy lost hls
crown. The alienation, u Tie rIch and the poor. of
labor ana capital, Da romcdled. When Tue wcaltuy
and educated are ~ sympathy WIN the poor, then they
N be leaders OF The m,s-cs. TniSs hepherdhood ID tie
work II the Church oi Cod The Church n more than
DIne poiity to b. p,tu,,d n light SHINING ia
snr h,rds voice leading to greeu pastures. The func-
a "a or the ChuTcl l. ess. .ntiIiy sncphordhOOd. Not
ora, taUse the lod should be cared fUr. but those
r'n prD.cnor spnke OF his Joy In learning tnat the
dnas this ConveniiOn and Sllu led To true shepherd
~ dock who mad come for his eilh 10 hs diocese
from Elglaud. He "a lercd many around hin OF the
ron.h mincts at ttrt IN tne woods. but Ia "A
church. There he inl hfully taught the people. One
people around hiu he called away, and died like
liue sh'phcrd, Ia the mountains surrounded by his