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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-10-20
. Curious Case in Anderson-Action
by q School Teacher for Libel.

ANDERSON, G.. H., October Is, lSSO.-For the
last two or three days the court here has been
engaged in the trial of Il libel case and not n
l%ittleintcrest has been manifested with regard
to it, as scrious.questions touching the rights
of school trustees and school patrons were in
voIvcd In the main question. TO present tho
facts briefly. one Of the defendants in this case
Mr. w. W, Russell WINS solicited by certain
parties, anxious to secure q good teacher for
the Sandy Spring Township school TO endorse
the claims and application OF Mr.: w. T. McEl-
roy Tor that position. Mr.. Russell declined to
do so on the groundo Of the fact that Mr.. Neil
roy's habits OF intemperancc were such as to
unfit him for fulfilling satisfactorily the duties
of that responsible position. MIR. Russell was
however, induced on the solemn pledge OF
Mr.. McElny, the keeping OF which pledge Mr..
McElroy's friends confidently relied upon,
that he would abstain from tho use of alcho-
holic stimulant during the scholastic year Of
ten months.
The public violation OF thisp pledge by Mr..
McElroy, to which Mr.. Russell had more than
once been personally witness: together with
others, presenting 10 Mr.. Russcll's mind scri-
Gus cause Of dissatisfaction, determined this
gentleman, who had three children Of his own
In the school, to insist ON the closing OF the
school. This demand was however, made
privately, the purpose being not to in]ure Mr..
McElroy, but reniove him from Il charge
which his unfortunate weakness In the di-
rcction Of whisky made him incompetent for.
TO pass over the several attempts made thus
privately lit is sufficient to state that 1t became
at last necessary to close the school before the
scholastic year had expired: Mr.. McElroy
with q few Of his friends declined to let the
matter rest here, and Us charges had finally
become public Of "intemperancc. nntruthful.
ness, Partially and the making false returns
Of the numder Of scholars attending the
suit for libel against Mr.. Russell and two 9TH
ers Of the trustees and patrons OF the seho DOL
The case occupied In the trial, there being
considerably more h a hundred witnesses,
nearly three days.
Col. Cochran for the prosecution Was elo-
quent in defense of his client, but Judge
Mackcy's charge to the Jury made II clear
that Mr.. Russell and the other defendants had
"probable cause for their action In the
premises. he jury, after some hours DELHI
Grafton, endcrcd a verdict for the defend
ants.
1t was n singular point made by. Col. Goth
ran that Mr.. McElr0y,g pledge TO abstain from
tho use of LIQUOR for the scholastic ten months
could not he construed to include Saturdays,
Sundays and other holidays which were clear
ly at Mr.. McIlroy,s W disposal.
This case excited considerable interest and
involved important principles, and the YER
diet seems to meet with general approval
here. II.
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Judge Mackcy's Specch.

Judge Mackey will deliver o speech Mt this
place IN next Saturday. All who want to
hear something good. chaste and ornate
houl hear the Judge. He is deeply in ear.
nest in this campaign, and we hope will infuse
some OF his ardor and earnestness into our
over on1dent people.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Martha A. Cozby against James Marion Carlisle and
w.. s. Ba,kin as Adninistrator
Judgment for foreclosure.
n virtue OF q deers'al order Of Judge Thomas
Thomson, IN The above stated case, l will sell ut
public outcry At Abhcvills Court House within the To-
gal hours Of sale, IN Sslrsday In November srxt: The
following described real estate. to Wit: All that par.
eel or tract OF land lying and being In the County and
STATE aforesaid, on Ross Greek, waters Of Savannah
River, containing
EI6HTY-TWO ACRES,
moro or less. and bounded BY lands Of Nancy Max.
well. Alonza 2. Bowman, Alexander Oliver, Eisn0ld
a. Groves aud Nsrg ,ret h. Carlisle. Sold rs the prop
crty OF James Marion Carli.le.
TERMS CASH.
J. F. C. DuPRE, 8. A.. c.
Sheriff. Office, LIST Oct 1880.
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What the AlTegan Democrat has q
say about the Allegan Journal.

The ANegan Democrat ~culogizes Mr.. Thco. Caster
aud then remarks as follows IS to the character Of the
AHc0an Journal.
This is the man, yotors of Allrran county, who has
been so handsomely, disrcputably and un,rnthfully
pictured In the AUe0an Journal ny the white.liver-
ed hypocrite, malignant liar. and unScrupulnus dcInag.
ogue, who stands branded by the citizens Of this
village as . dishonest aad dishoRorable" journalist.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
The Weely Palmetto Woman.
COLUMBIA, s.. g.

It Is nm 3 page paper. designed for the
people, filled with interesting matter
scription: One Year, Si.O; Seven Months,
sl.m. Three Months, 80 Cents payable In adj
vance. For Six Names and Mn Dollars an
Extra Copy for one year. specimens furnish
ed. The DAILY YEOMAN, an afternoon pn-
{. NJ. McJUNKIN, Editor and Publisher.
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Sherif's Sale.

L.. D. Nerriman against J. n. Nosely - Aduiaistra-
TOR and others. q,
Decree.
PY virtue Of . Decrre to me directed IN tho sboye
- stated case I will sell a public satery within the
legal hours Of sale at Abbxvills Court House, on Sales
day in November next, the following Described Real
Estate to Wit; One tract or parcel Of laLd eonsain-
ing
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, situate, lying and being In tho co unity Of
Abtcville. State Of South Cnroins, and bounded BY
lands Of B. 7. Reynolds, Jno. ,. sample, Frank Ar.
mold and others.
The above described tract tn be divided into four
tracts pIzts Of each to be exhibited Oh day Of sale.
Decreed to lie sold as the properly Of Charles Mose-
ley dec. asei.
TERMS VI sale TO be made known on day OF sale.
j. ;. &. DrPRE, 8. A. y.
Sheriff q OHleo, Oct 4. 1850.
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Sherif's Sale.

John N. Young, Treasurer Erskine College, against
Hugh Z. Wilson aud Flea June Liddell.
Judgment for Foreclosure
DY virtue Of o decretal order Of Judge Thomas
u Thomson, in tho above stated case, | will sell at
public outcry within the legal hours a sale at Able
Vile Court House on Saeday In November ar1t, the
following described real estate. to wit: All that plan
of Ahheville. State OF South Carolina, ON Rocky Creek
waters Of Little River, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less, bounded BY lands Of b. p. Neel. Marga-
Z, Keaton, John ?. Miller, ct o., sold as the prop
erty Of H. Z Wilson and Elka j. Liddeu.
TERMS CASH.
j.. c. DUPIE, 6. 4. c.
Sheriff. Office. Oct 1 1850.
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James 8. Cothran, Assignee &c, against Janes u.
Gillian, asd Vim. AagilL
Sale under an Execution.
PY virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed IN the
- above stated case. l will sell at Abteyille Court
House, At public auction Within the legal hours Of
sale, On Salesday In November next The intsrsst sf
James II. Gillian. bsipg . t-o-shirds ~istsrest In ,the
tract Of land known rs The s.,msr Cabin place, Sit
mated, lying snd being Ia the county Of Abbeyills,
State Of south Carolina containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE ACREs,
more or less, and bounded BY lands Of Y. ". spseuse,
Jackson Hammond, J. Allen EMnty and Others.
Sold ~ The property Of James II. Gillian 70 satisfy
tho above stated Execution and solts.
IEKMS-CASH.
J.f. c. DuPREE, 9. 4. G.
SbsridrS ONCE. Oct 4. 1880.
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Sherif's Sale.

Charles Schiuih app, Jacob Scamidlspp and others
against William \. Limbsoker.
Sale under an Execution.
10y virtne Of sundry Executions tn me directed, IN
- the above stated c,sr, | will sell At Abbevllle
Court House on Sslcdsy In November next, the FOL.
lowing described property, 10 wit:
ONE STORE HOUSE AM LOT
In the town OF NiLety-Six fronting Any feet on Cam
bridge street, running back about one hundred and r.,
feet, bounded by Cambridge street. W.. I. fonchr, Il.
j. snd G.. Kinard and ?. ". WAGNER d Gu. ALSO
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND
more or less. bounded by old Fort lands, lands OF j.
i. Phillips. Island Ford and Cambridge roads and land
Of Henry Il. Turner. Fold Nc the yr"perty Of VIM. A.
LimbecEcr, at the suit OF Charles aId Jacob schmid.
J. F. c. DupRE, 8. A. c.
Oct. 6, 1880.
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Sherif's Sale.

John G Edwards and others against Epaminonlas
Edwards, Administrator, &c.
Decree.
10y virtue Of a decree Of Judge T. d. Frazer to me
- directed in the above stated c,ss. / will sell at
public outcly ut Abheyillr tOnrt House. on saleday
in November next, the following RIAL Estate. to Wit:
The hnme place VI Andrew Edwards, deceased, con-
taining
FOUR HUNDRED AND sIXTY.TWO ACRES,
more or less, and bounced by lands Of j. 8. Williams
j. j. Bass, estate. W. Penney ct 81. Fold under O
dccrrtal order IN the c1- above sh.cd upon The h!l"w-
Ing terms to wit: Ono third Of the purchased money
to be paid iD cash and the balSncs on q credit Of one
and two years with int rest from day Of sale, the de-
frrred ln, lnrnts to he srcu: ed BY the bond Of the pur-
chased and u mortgage Of the rreinitrs.
j. F. C. DUrl;E, 8. A. c.
ShcrinTs Office, Oct. 6, 1850.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-10-20

The attention Of our voters Is directed to the
fact hat they are requested to vote o. the
constitutional amendment to the Homestead
law. which gives all Of our citizens the benefit
of the exemption Of certain property from
levy and sale to satisfy execution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-10-20
How the Legislature Stands,

ISDIASAPOLIs, October l5.-flcturns from S.
counties give IL net Republican majority Of
G,ss2: Ths eounties to be heard from are Han;
Union, all OF which arc Democratic except
Union. These counties gave In 1876 a net
Democratic majority OF l,566, which, II there
are no changes from that vote, would give the
Republicans u majority on the State ticket OF
5y325. Tho contest In the Fifth District Is very
close, and will require an official Lount to de
termincthe result. The Republicans claim it
by u small majority, which would give the
Republicans nine to four Democratic Con-
grcssmcn. From the most reliable returns re-
ceivcd up to lust evening the Legislature will
stand: Senate, y Democrats % Republicans;
House. 80 Democrats: 81 Republican; a major
ity of II on joint ballot.
Some Very PLAIN English.
New YORK, October l5.-Thc following was
received last night at the headquarters Of the
Democratic National Committee;
INDIASAPoLlS. October Ito Hon. VIM.
H. Barnum: In this contest we have cncoun.
tered the resources OF the whole Republican
party of the United States and have suffered
Il temporary defeat. In November we shall
encounter only the Republican party ollndi.
ana, without the machinery OF United States
Deputy Marshals, ind confidently expect to
ISlgnedJ WV. II. ENGLISH,
The Right Stand to Take.
INDIASApoLIs, October l5-A statement
having Dccl cAlcliStNciS puollSueu tllhL tilcie
was great dissatisfaction among the Demo
Gratis with English, and thnt a conference OF
leading Democrats had been held, at which
English was not present when the subject
Of his withdrawal was discussed, he On
glish) pronounces tho rumor of his with.
druwul to be utterly unfounded. 1t has never
been mentioned to him, and hc knows Of nc
reason why H. should be. He says he con.
fidentIy expects to be elected, and that Indl
ana will be for Hancock and English In No
| vembcr.
What a Locked Up House Contains.
NEW YORK. October l5.-An Indianapolis
special says to-day that Senator's Hendricks
Voorhees, and Mcdonald, and Messrs. English
Freming, LandcrS, Stealey ana Cropsey, Will
a number Of other leading Democrats, arc
holding a grand council Of war In this city but
the conference Is held with closed doors, and
the proceedings will not be made public until
this evening.
The Same Repeated Tale.
INDIANApoL1s. October l5.-Itoturns from
all hut four counties gives 4 Republican ma
jOrity of 5.1N. The counties TO be heard from
gave q Democratic majority in 1876 OF 4l3.
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ESTLEME ! you cannot do better than
buy for the winter a pair OF .IciGlcr,s hand
sewed boots or gators. You will find them at
White Brothers.
WE are requested to state that Rev. Frank
Hallum will perform divine service In the
chapel at Wilmington on the fifth Sunday (Slst)
of his month,
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State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF Admin
iStration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ. PROBATE j
IAIHEREAS, NJ. F.. Johnson made suit to
w me, to grant her Letters OF AdInlnistra-
ton of the estate and effects Of Leroy j. john
son, late of Abbeville County. deceased. :,
These are therefore to cite and a~dulonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF thc
said Leroy J. Johnson, deceased, that they DC
and appear, before me, in the Court OF FRO
bate, to be held ut AbbovilleC. H." on Wednes'
day the 9th Of October, after publication here
OF, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to snow cause.
If any they have, why the said Administra'
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this lltn day
OF October. In the year OF our LORD one
thousand eight hundred anu eighty anu
In the lejth year of American lndepcnd'
cncc.
Published on the eth day Of October. lsSe,
in tho ALGeuiUc Pres, and Banner. ana on the
Court House door for the time required NY
J, FULLER LYON,
Oct. IL, 1850. Probate Judge.
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THE HOOSIER STATE.
More News About the Indiana Elec-
ton How English Meets the Issue
A Brave and Patriotic Stand
Leading Democrats in Session
The State Legislature Rcpubli-


INDIANAPoLIs, October b.-Returns from
all but four counties give Il net Rcbublicun
majority OF G.2l0. The countics TO be heard
from gave in 1875 4l3 Democratic minority.
official majority on the State tickc: will
be about G,ON. The Republicans elect eight
congressman. The Fifth District Is close and
requires an official count. The Republican
majority in the Legislature ON joint ballot
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

A~tLnr.r-.Jno. l.. M,nning. William Elicit
FIRST ni<trict-E. W. Noise.
Second DiStrict-C. IL. Simonton'
Third DiSt-ict-J.S :. Murray.
Fourth Disirict-Cad. Jones.
hif,h Di.trict-C. ". Croft.
COUNTY TIChET,
For the Legislature:
j. ID. NEIL.
w. H.. PARKER.
+. r. GARY,
j. II. MOKR!AH..
II. c. TAGGARr
For judge OF Probate.
j. FULLER LYON.
For Clerk Of Court.
NJ. G, ZisIGLER.
For sheriff.
]. +. G. DUPRE.
School Commissioner
T.. COWAN.
County Commissioners.
. w. T. COWAN.
j. F. LIVINGSTON.
W Il. MCKINNEY.
Coroner.
JAMES SHILL1TO.
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With thanks to you Honor and all the
members Of the Court md public officers for
courtcsies extended.
Respectfully submitted.
+. NJ. MITCHELL,
Foreman.
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THE Constitutional amendment TO the
Homestead Inv is 4 important one fe"o '''
and decide whcthc: 1t SLail be ratlEed OF Oot
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President.
WINFIELD &. HANCOCK, OF PcnnSylFhnl;
For c-rrcSidcnt.
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF Indiana:
STATE TICKET.
For Governors:
JOHNSON ll.\tipDD.
I.icutcnauttinvrrnor:
JOHN u. kEENEDl,
Secretary uf state:
ROBERT NJ. SIMS.
Comrtrollcr-Gclicrnl.
JAMES &. COLT.
Atlorney-GcrHral:
LEROY F. IOtMANS.
Adjutant and InerectortiGhcrai:
\. NJ. MANlGAt H..
Superintendent, Of Educn,l"n:
HUGH =. THOMPSON.
state Treasurer:
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
For t:on.rcss-Third Districts:
u. WYATT AIKEN.
For Solicitor-tighth circuit:
}. =. COTliRAN.
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Clerks Sale.

Clerks Sale.
Sarah A. Pinson n%.sinst Alnsnct Hnsoa, r.. NJ. Ptnson
and others.
Decree for Partition Of Real Estate.
DY virtue Of an order Of Court to me directed. !
ID will sell on ealesdny In November next, hrst
prox for Partition, the following real estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land situated In Aooeville
County. South Carolina containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Gilmore Caney, John
B. Bonzulln and others: also the ONE-THlRD in.
teres. l.. 4 parcel Of land, known rs Pucketts Ferry,
containing
SEVENTEEN ACRES, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. One-haI the purchase money
to be paid In casi, HE balance on q credit OF one year
with interest from date OF sle. on credit portion ur'
chasers to give bond and q mortgage OF the premises
In secure The credit portion OF purchase money. Pur'
chascrs to pay for papers.
". G. zEIGLER, c. c. p: A. C.
Oct. 6, 1850, II
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
W. 6. Baskin us Administrator. &c. against james
Marion Carlisle and Isaac Carlisle.
Sale Under An Execution.
pY virtue Of an Execution to me directed, In the
~ above stated case, I will sell IN the highest bidder
ut publts auction, within tho legal hours Of sse At Alb
brvills Court House On sak.dsy in November lsxI
the following described rsal estate, towit: One tract
or parcel VI land, containing
ElGIlTY-TWO ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Nancy Maxwell, A.
q. Bowman, Alexander Oliver, Riknold A. GrUyes aud
B. Carlisle. Fold % the property o. Marion
Carlisle. Also one trgct or parcel VI Iand on koss
Greek, waters d Savannah River. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND yITTY ACRES.
moro or less. and bounded by lands OF he estate Of
Hugh Maxwell. estate OF james 7. Allen, Mary L. OIL
ycr and Margaret Carlisle. Sold ~ tue property u
Isaac Carlisle at the suit Of ". D. Bsskin ~ Admins
j. F. @. DrPRE, 8. A.. O.
chara,. OHB.o 1af Oct 1SS0-
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SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!

D. virtue OF authority vested In me, rs the
p assignee OF William Agnow. samnel Ag.
new and Henry E. Bonner, late merchants.
doing business under the firm title OF AG-
NEWS & BONNER. In the town OF Due West
County. South Carolina, and also 8
within tile usual hours of sale. at Abbsvillt
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER next, at public auction, the fol.
lowing property:
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W NJ. HOOD,
Sherif's Sale,

Assignee Of Agncws & Bonner. and OF VIM.
ARncW, fOct. Is. 1880.
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The Same Rcpeoted Tale.

INDIANAPoLIs. October l5.-Iteturns from
all hut four counties gives q Republican ma
j0rity of 5.1g7. The counties to be heard from
gave q Democratic majority in 1876 OF 4l3.
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One Fine Plantation

assigned rs the individual property OF VIM.
Agnew, lying on the waters OF Long Cana
Creek. bounded by lands Of Il. q, Galloway,
r. {. Sharp, DR.. Norwood, Clarence Dunn and
others, and containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
by recent survey. This Is o very valuable
plantation, contains about 100 acres we'll tim.
bered. original forest, has good dwelling house
and MI necessary farm buildings. ills we'll
watcred, in n f1no state Of cultivation, and
bottom land. I will be pleased to show It by
plat or otherwise to persons desiring to sec II.
TERMS OF SALE CASH. Purchasers Day.
ing for papers. Possession given Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-01
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
THE SUN FOR 1880:

TnEsus will deal with The events Of the year 1880
In lis own iAshl0n. now pretty well understood by
everybody. From January 10 December 81 II will
be conducted as newspaper, written In the English
Language, and printed for the people.
Asa newspaper, THE Sun believes 10 getting all the
news Of the world promptly, aud presenting Il In the
most intellgbe shnpethe shape that will enable Ito
readers TO keep abreast Of the aga with the least
unproductiye expenditure Of time The greatest In
terest 10 greatest numberthati the law contIol-
lag lts daily make.up. 1t now has articulation very
much larger than that Of any other American news
paper aud enjoys m Income which Il IA at all times
prepared to spend literally for the benefit Of It's read
ers People Of all cond Ions Of life and all ways OF
thinking buy and read the Sun; and they ali derive
sasfaction Of some tort from It's columns for they
keep on buying and reading II,
In us comments on men and Affairs, THE Sun be-
eres that the only guide Of policy should b. common
sense, inspired by genuine American principles and
backed 6y honesty Of purpose For this reason Il Is,
aud will continue 10 be, absolutely Independent 1i
party, class Clique, Organization or interest," II Is for
all but Of none. II will continue 10 praise what is
good and reprobate what 10 evil taking care that It's
language Is TO the point and plain, beyond the potsi-
by motives that DO not appear on tho surface It has
no opinions 10 sell, save those which may be had by
any purchaser for two cents II hates Injustice and
rascaty even more than 1t hates unnecessary words
II ahhon frauds, Fties fools, and deplores nincOui-
poops Of every secirs II will continue throughout
the year 1850 10 chastise the frat class instruct the
second, and dtscountenanee the third. Ali honest
men, win honest CONVICTIONS whether sound or mis-
nken, are Its tflendS. And TnE Sun wakes no homes
OF telling the truth to is friends and about It's friends
whenever occasion arises for plain speaking.
i, These are the principles Upon which THR Sun will
% Conducted during the year 10 come.
The year 1850 will 10 one In which no patriotic Am
ercan can afford 10 close bis eyes 10 public affair.
II Is Impossible TO exaggerate the importance OF The
deiG-TThs4w I. w, ENGLAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-01

CoScERr.-There was very well attend
ed and very pleasant concert at the Disei-
Piles Church, Bellaire, last night. the
children showed In their singing the most
careful training. The members Of the
Disciples Church choir Of this city were
literally applauded aud encored, MI. and
Mrs. seely being called out several times.
We give the programme:
PART !.
Prayer
Chorus-The Triumph at The Red Sea. d..
Miss GoFby, Miss AeltherinRton MFs.Allson, mstsEs'
Dean, Archer, Heatherington and Nelson.
sOng-AoW Wish Knew.
MesSrs, Dean, Gorby, Nelson and Dunn.
Quartstte-Crown Him Everlasting King
Mr., and MrS. Seeley, Mrs. Brock, Mr.. Mendel
Solo-The Day Is Done.
MI. Dean.
Solo-Herenade.
Mrs Seeley.
SOug-Father, Won't You TRY.
Misses Laura and Annie SellarS
SOlo-The Grand Old Ocean,
Mrs. Allison.
PART II.
Piano SolO-Prot. Weber.
Solo-When IT'S Starlight.
Miss fiorby.
ouartetto- Messiah Is King.
Mr.. and Nm. seeley, Mrs. Brock, Nj. MOndel.
soO-TTust In the Lord.
Mr. seeley.
Solo and Chorus-I Will Extol Thee.
Mise; 9OIby and IleathsrinS.on M AsS1 sS'
Ddett-Soe the Pale Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. seeley.
Quartette-Serenade.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeSlay. Mrs. Brock, Mr.. AendeL
Benedction.