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point Ar. Bishop rose from his chair and
spoke In an earnest, emphatic manper.
~ regard the Democratic leaders as i'm.
iseasurably superior, In every respect, 10
the leaders Of tho Republics, party.
There 10 not grandcF class of fsnien Oh
earth than those who determine the toie,
spfrI and policy of the Nosthern Demoe.
facy. ! made a speech In the city Of
Rochester, in which proclaimed that I
was exultjDgly proud Of my identificf.-
ton with the Democracy o. the South !;
l intended 10 say TO the people Of Green.
VILE, in the Court House Saturday night,
that 1 was equally fond Of being In 4he
Same party with the Democrats Of the
North. Southern men should trust the
Democrats Of the North fully, and love
them as brotherg."
After spending o half hour in gen.
eral conversation concerning the cam.
paign, In which Mr. Bishop expressed
the opinion that the National Demo.
cratic nominees would be elected, the
reporter bowed himself out.
Concerning the speech of Col. Aiken
the Charleston Ne,cs and Courier closes
an editorial with the following timely
remarks. , Fs e eE
For the last fcar years Col. Aiken has
made his living in Congress by the
Democratic party, anu Il has been again
nominated by the Democrats OF his dis.
trict fox reelection. It will be fortu-
nate thing for the party and the State, II
he Is Iot allowed 10 make any more Town.
ville speeches at the Democratic mass
meetings. II be has nothing moro in
teresting and instructive to talk about
than the short comings Of the Northern
Democrats; he has no ideas on politi.
cal economy to ventilate and TO augges.
tions of benefit TO the industrial inter
ests Of the country to make, It would be
better for him TO preserve an unbroken
silence through the balance OF the cam
paign. If, however, he cannot get rid OF
his hobby, and feels compelled to speak,
he should, at least, not be allowed TO
tall In fretful and complaining stsain
at Democratic meetings. If Col. Aiken
has found out that he cannot work In
perfect harmony with the Democratic
party, he should withdraw from the race
as Democratic candidate for Congress
and give the people of the Third Dis.
trict chance to select Democrat who
will not quarrel with his bread and but.
| ter.
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down South, for whom no proposes to do
50 much 10 case they give hin the nomi-
nation, had ever heard of him since the
general flight of .he thieves in 1877 until
within the aast month, since which time
he hes been striving very atrenuously for
tho nomination for Congress from this
District. Ho has written several letters
to parties 10 this District claiming TO be
able to carry the District for the Repub.
licaas In case he is nominated, one Of
which was addressed TO OK Senator Coch.
ran, Of Anderson. The one We publish
below was addressed to colored man Of
this place who did him many kindnesses
while he wac here In jail, bus who was
not, as he seems to suppose, delegate 10
the late Radical Convention. He Is now
living in Washington, and is we presume
one Of those pets of the Treasury or Rev
enue Departments Of the General Gov.
eminent who are always willing to come
South when they can see an Office ahead.
Here is the letter: -
WAsnIEoToz, ID. c., Aug. %, 1850.
FBIESD ---: by arrangements eie
complete FOR nomination by your Congress-
ional Convention as member OF Congress
from the Third District. Believing you TO
be o friend, hope You are delegate from
Anderson to that Convention. If you are,
4 urge you 70 stand up square for me first,
lest and oil the time, and your influence
with the balance OF your delegation is kind;
iy solicited. have just completed arrange
ments hore for oil the money want In the
campaign, u I get the nomination, and for
work. OF courae, this help will come from
my personal friends, and will not extend to
any other person the Convention may
nominate. IN fact, no other man but mr.
seJ can be elected this time. What The
future may have In store ] do not pretend
to say, but this much do k,loy: am the
only Rad that can be elected from tho Third
District this time, no matter what otsiers
think or say. zot, will find 10 so. IL dc
not get the nomination Mr. Aiken goes in,
and III L. do get the nomination Mr..
| Aiken goes ont and Mr. Hayward goes In
And I think you RAIDS ought TO know from
which ono OF us two you may expect the
! most fayors: You know, and I hope you
and your entire delegation win holler James
w: Hayward every time your names are
called In that Convention. II you eli dc
this you know mo well enough TO know
ms. Stand up 10. this. IT'S for your party'i
| interest, for your States good and for your
own personal good, every ono of you
Write TO me. Very truly,
JAaE5 w. HAYWARD,
i 81, 80 ~ A10 10 Street.
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gnn NonrnElass pEagocisAoY. J, !.

Il
etAko the following inscryisw with
ex-senator Bishop, OF Florida, from the
GrceHyille Daily Neagal OF Taesday, aud
ns he takes issue with our Congressional
.nominss. erning tho res Teesab,.lts Of
The Ncsthsrn Gemocsac, twill bo found
interesttDg, and viii servo to ebgcck' an
Iefnhebps.i iden that Is, and8asloak been,
y w = ais 5 81, -
! wits That the Democratic party Nss7tll
wss cotnpeasd Of the very ecnH of so-
cie.y
TkoinsarvieW nroeer'ed da .fnifala -
Have sou rad the repurt Of Hon. d.
Watt a ikeils speech ID regaEa to tho
lSoEthern Demccracy ~ a
Mr. Blshop qeletiy took his cigar from
his mouth and, IS the. e.ieke curled
abov1 HE head gerli led
ss Well, yes have noticed what he is
reported TO slaye said ard I am sesry
CORY that 10 aaiI ysil he did.
I'D you giye your opinion on tho
subj jeck fos the bon eii q 4 the readesa OF
che igelSa s. sga.s 8 sfg & (
ID true. = eafd h7s. Bishop. WkhaE Ia
many Mort hef,i cities q fhhiority Of sha
/ liilissrate sh0fers nos With the Dsfnocra!a
it IS also equally true thp { Il ms iofIty OF
l the bond ideSs, National baglkefs 6i-
grhntesa Af ateea ioIsA nnn sral LAss
| of uicgnpil0i Gus s,o ,onoroliea are
lisAns. Nearly all Of The sfi sd ii afs,I.
tockacy nre 60 be found in Che est1a
paE3yf Indeed, most pf tho ineIi who
gfef tdaanly gich silIsina tEle war, by
flane no sfr q ff,F4
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United States Marshal Wallace has
been In Washington attacking the census
reports from this State. What his OBJ.
lection to them rests upon we do not
know, unless It is tho desire to furnish
campaign material for the Northern Re.
publicana. We have no idea thero is
any irregnlarity In the census, and do
not object to any investigation that may
be ordered, but IL is unfair and unprin.
cipled 10 circulate falaehoods for political
purposes about matters affecting che pros.
perity Of The State. n.
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LAND FOR SALE.

2 4TLEyEN HUNDRED AND FORTY
s-I FIvE. ACRES OF LAND. located
setween the Cantreville and Wilson's Bridge
9oadi apo,it seven miles from Anderson
Houre House. Good Cotton and Grain
ind, well watered. -
4Ihlo Land will Se cold as Q whole, or cut
Terms easy. Apply to isftf lfil $50
THOMAS d. LEE,
Il Anderson G.. H., SO.
4 f Or W. III. LYLES. ESQ.
8sep. 0, 1850 Soiumpia' Q. Q.
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spaial DisSaih 10 dc Aadayop Autalhgedov
CoLUaDrA, s. O., Sept. O.
senatof Bayard has just agreed tc
speak At Anderson on Thursday. Hi
speech here to-day was q grand and dig
nified ono, and all who can be present on
tine 9th should do 50. Senator Butler,
Gens. Hagoodj Kennedy. Bratton and
others viii also attend the meeting.
I e. b. MURRAY. :
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M Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 llfs. COUNTY or ANDERsON

IH t. :
lathe caiiH Of C6mmon Ileas.
Oh Bladon and others VS.. Ijz.ia Bleaon
ifd others.- Complaint far. Pdrfition.
4K virtue OF Decretai Order I'd mo m.
lea rected In the above stated casa by his
lcSlor 1 Thomas Thomson, presiding Ju5sa
hie 9Th Judicial Circuit. and bearing data
18th February, 1880, win sell af An
essan q. h, g. O., on SALEDAY IN
tEpBEA next, the following described
as the Real Estate OF Mrs. Tabithn
y on, deceased, to wit: y : :
g.g e HOUSE. AND LOT ia the Town OF
ll;{amAton, 8. O., known no the Fenalo
oi4smy. containing two acres, moro or
n3undea by Lands of John Attayay.
y ptheza. - ! !
f3Ms ~ 6ate- one-third cash, and the
! sse,naSr on 9 credit of twelve months, se-
1lsl by bond and mortgageof the preniees.
". W. HUMPHBEYs, Maqser.
E3pt u, 1880 q .-f,isi "a N !.
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q 4 (. i
On last "wednesday Governor Simpson
resigned his Office, and the Hon. 7. B.
Jeter, President of the Senate, was sworn
In ns Governor end ontsred upon the
discharge of the duties Of the Office.
Ex-5ogernor Simpson then qualified as
Chief Justice, to which place ho had
been elected by o joint vote of tha
General Assembly. It has been under.
stood .forsome time taat Judge Willard
would contest hip sight tc the Chief JUS
tice's places Jndge Willard, in letter
addressed to tl Associate Jussces OF tho
Supreme Coarl advises them that he
Btill clnins dice, and that he remains
invested With its iaaetionsn the right
to mo ofiico 80 decided 81 s:is
! Couft. We hear that Judge Simpson
win at once institute proceedings to test
his right TO the olIice, !, i'd that i. is likely
) tho question will be decided at an early
day. tia hnned that this may be 30, 40
-Tr,Iiga silnp paofl yaa elected and qualified,
nnd We do not geo how Judge Wiliiard's
contesiing his election can invest Judge
Willard with tho functions Of the Office
tinring the conteRt % the face OF the
Constitution svhieh provide that the
Chief Jl4tice shal llHefya for Tho term Of
ak Yeas, and until his sssssess0F shall bs
elected and qualified. IfsJudge Simpson
] aaa apnstitntio tionall j elected then he Was,
sipoii Qualifying the Chief Justice,
and no contest made by Judge Willard
can snyeIt him with the functions Of the
Office. The question raisea By thls com
test is Whether or net tho General As.
iaembsy can elect 4 Chief Jue,: Zoe fos a less
term than six years a teniaicp OF tho
sEpgene Court can only iiuaIiy decide it,;
which we truat WILSON be lna,ls, as any
judicial function discharged by Judge
willard atter Governor Simpson qualified
may lend 10 future litigation ii, the eyens
shat tho Cont Htonid deaide That Judge
ssimpsaa i tie eanstisusi0nel.y elected
Chief Justice. Z.
Il -
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Execuf0r's Noilco.

/ "a LII persons having demands against
IN the Estate OF Judge j. p. Reed, de.
ceased will present them, dnly aftested
within the thae prescribed by law, 20 b.
Frank Nauldin, as acting Executor: and
all pe1eons indebted to said Estate wili also
make payment to him. ,s'o
B. FRANK EfAULDIN. Extr.
O. a. REED, Ex'r.
e MPs T. G. REED, Ex'x.
Sept 3, l96ve o 11lesS
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aIua bic for SaIe

bhed ii l,,l ~ n ~ n C
asfsR " u ssE 9 EJTOHFsYz fia,ls - n
q oclock. tlle totiowinE Proc
20 1lss!AE ~ iss I'LL sfks AtT, c5ia s,s,Ie
below Rilsion.asds ali. conteiniiSn - So, 80
sii ore so1 ID a FarelsAn ils "a ~ s.
nlaig osssest ~ be tbs llca SiifaSs
"a 10, rs heisa CT fsaaid eainsniaI ~
NH Iractst isark az 9,n IrisSSs,
lcHd n Enltivsssoti. +, $3.50 < s'a,si
4ASss8 81 Ga -Ca credit az s,ns t,-,,
alg tlisce ys1I tnstrS fflii, 3 Y i
With n3eo ~, :, ~
pseSalsss ltlss peFssct. . ~ 3;
Sept .. 1853 ,1s & 8 .sslls s.sslls
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Dissolution.

sHE copartnerehip heretofore existing In
- the name OF Stringer, Poore & Co. Is
Ris day dissolved by mutual consent. All
Isons indebted to the late firms of a. j.
inner d Co., and Etringer, Poore & Co,
IL plensa come forward and Eettle as soon
lPund up. A. J. STRINQER,
II JAS, w. POORE,
Il. a. LEWIS.
8'eiton, 8. O., Sept. I, 1850.
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ron Z uosli


AL he foois arc nos dsai yeE We
Ind l6ng sinca coins TO tho conclusion
Tint no sdical WHO lhad aYer heard ci
81. Ioge's experience as 4 Radical
Euf MT ist . -, ~ ytt
Aiken could ba iolna who would be
wiling so make I'D race against him,
8 but from The snbjoinsd 6pisile 1t wiIite
seenl thas there ser1aiGeiIs ono yetlwho ID
fool enough 20 tIiiak tllat theTS Is a
, ychapce for she eiicst u is Radical a0nis
inse In sllis = ssislsicss n6 ssho Ii alao
extremely aalaiosa % MAX Gle sifeSt "a
z gteuE Int yeIIucEaIlu lltJyEls sngss M
50 ssrnpg isnis ara sboat com pletes for
nomination . by shs CoEsention az Ibis
District 10 ssys and hs also claiutJ Is
have taade arm ageiisenla t1p all lEls
iclIey he s. Eisit Cd which "a ccEsslticE
tsSle nara Isaigi besides having fhe prom
I isc Of able cainpaign speakala 10 assiSs
liinl Ifio plsads With gaeas easneslIIeas
SRitls his fsteud u ataaa npiso lin.
and assn gss bin that I'D sson't Gsii him
sglsen Sls any ffslgofa.
Ehegghele islt les I'D Ing geniens
soneeri 10 sass p3n Is face saliir:snk
egidssce 81. tslss clinfas se, of its anthor.
isnlis id issspibs gitll tha ways
niaisy 81 he llnpFineip IesE sroHnd dseIs who
found sls6 IlephbIicaA oss
Ri @ se shs cgloie voEs &c she
Sontil y y csslrs q a ileli
Isl 1igI,t s Ilile u
tlat tTia jslt nalns ~ ned
a iile ca ian Il sls SoinnisslsSES
siiis HS ssaI shout sen
ollE ars
$50 e1 Sopgs iog
aE fl fipe lAses siid
bod hin b s,sfes ss aIs Is, Il
e. b
sthe sho
10 u Raaiesl i IL
sac II but ~ sio isoS
sid
lese. sep in shs g6sesls
eieal shat IS B q
i * stF Is
ID iaa rsQc
yc
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Lay aside your prejudlces. and don't
think that Charleston, Atlanta or New
York are tho only plnces where You buy
what you want at o low figure:
WE eay-giyc US q trial, and yoa viii DO
ngrecably disappointed and highly pleased.
No house can buy for less than we do,
and no House can sell for less sl,an NO do.
ABNsTEIN 6 ROSE.
\ Anderson, s. c., June II, 1850
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NJ ais ten s Sal g.
si.ATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
CounEx OF AEpsRaols. &
n sAe GsRrs OF Common Ps;eds. !.

s4 S4.s stse SsfEfs ~ Sa''alslo fEcds. a S
3. AEmstfeIig, Adna'F, Us. Sarah u.
tnstroiig. MelEie ". Arfnstfone and
a.: Armstrona - CbA1pl lS;is,t t5 H Esl
'sds .tor iall1sielif Of s:3s55sss.
2 yirtne OF d Decresal Order Il, the
Z 1 nDose s5aEea clse So me dEressed BY
~ = is5ltlsOn, PRESIDING
q 40 OF tho Eighth SSdiclal Cirrisit. hps,Tss.
u Fase the 18th EebrH aty, 1880. IiygiIl seII
I demon c. 81 s.. o., on ElALEDIYE
= |RsssS.H9Slsk ~ l, next Ehs following deserib.
4 {KkAGr OF Ian d ca Che xeaf ,eatato al
aErsw Mitchell rnlstrong. deceassds !, to
n that Erect al pt.rsei OF Land. ailuaist
az a sbsvi iie usid IN IN Anderson
O. tleg containing uiKty-ona {8ii 'afres.
. or less, on Com Ter Greek. Ser Ak
as2e River. nnd hnnnded Nv iSnda AZ ~ :
garwile J. Il. Shirley. and otheFs, Z Z Z
xl3s foz papers. - ~ "
: VI. HUllpHIs1xs s.at.
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Notice Of Settlement.

'SyBE undersigned hereby gives notice
a thet he wili declare o dividend and
signed EAtate ofC w. Volkening on Fri.
day, October yst. All creditors who bro.
pose to talIo under the assignment will
please eignify their acceptance on or hy the
aooye mentioned day or DO barred.
J. Il. TRIBBLE, Assignee.
oept U, l660 o
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( 4CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Z = VO1 1dksAFEh6HIP NUIICE.
EaE undersigned hnve this day formed
7ppartnership for the purpose of Conduct.
n Q General Mercantile business, under
hfm name OF GtSinger q: poore. They
~ occupy the stogeroom heretofore occri-
81 by s:ringer, Poore q Co, and solicit q
tlnuation OF the liberal patronage which
is3 have heretofore received. -''s''
a, J. sTR1NGER,
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OPPrcs op tyo;jrrv T,np. aropp 3,

Andetson And ~ nFS5 81 81 4 anEnsgszn, ,,E1,st 81 ,sao
M otluE sM . is hereby given that this Office
~ NJ Wln pe Ie-opened Tor the collection CT
amMe5 10f tno nseal year 1879 on tho FIF-
AslH !..a!S N ufs, ~ sS,EeteTEht BlfE next, md
,s.nain nart 2; OPEN Pen anhl tile m hrss OF Noyembsr
nasssd by The Isc;siat,,r, ..1s s bili
Inns, ard approved 2Oth IFebru,,rv Ieefst ~
Fer the convenience of r.-s7TT5 - -,
visit the following named Drecincta ak the
time3 mentioned, 10 wit: a Fft 1siiss, ,Ss =
ydiiamston-- i Monday and Tuesday, 9th
anu 10, 5etn september.
M,iggtntons ", store w edneSday, 18th Sep
tSS.,Se1. 70 I1,e., ~. -, 1Iss
Nj E.ouAA Aeto.ote-,! 2 9urEohyi ovtn SSptembef.
- ~ Sst StoNl--f w :, riday, ist October.
= sts eiAuiesoh = cactoIy--'SaturGays IND Octo-
DsETs DsTs !, y 80
b Iendieton--Ineeday 9th 0ctobar.
w. II 1rubb'a Etore-T Thuysiay 7ih Cd.
to5sr. E, s. !. @.5l's,
Miiiiford's Store--F fiday, Sth October.
5H,ollanIs Htore7-T Tuesday, 18th October.
shesards store e1nesday and ,Thurs.
CaFsweli Institute Friday, 18th October.
Cnnkscales, Mills. Saturday, 10th October.
,o,1. raonea op:, ora,thGTaesday < and Wednesday,
Bslton- Thursday and Friday, 2tse and
zznH 10 Uctoner. gt.s
Gentreyiile Mills--M onday. 18th October.
IA TA-t tEr.1. De- -
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TAX. Nl p.nTI.IC.. /.

Anderson. s. O.. Juna IL. Iaso.
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4 N'i3ss.si q. ]. STRIEGER,
:. JAS.<IY. POORE.
lelton, 8. O., Sept. /, 1880 Us
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-17

ToF Frank Fl Carlton clekm oeu,fo January
;:ss 81 iii gs@
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STATEMENT
PRINTING
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to Of
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September
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To Minnesota s Ms sS society," boarding city prisoners. April
Amount of, general s49s IS
STATEMENT
attorney
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pra s & @ Manner attorneys
psro s Stephenson Manner attorneys Joseph damages
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Donneisy sund appropriated OF
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attorney of
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Mccarthy August
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STATEMENT NO. S.
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Amount general
STATEMENT
To nssss ss iss; IT, st:
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REruRN
resolution of Council Liquor
(Amouns transferred ere oth general fundj
81.
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Francis Bnshn serving upon property
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STATEMENT NO. so.


overflow
dby 8, lS7S.:
Ahen causeo o' oA' seo
resolution April g. 1878: - - i'm 1 Rio
by
resolution June 49, 1873 ~
H. Michael Sicily damage
allowed
% debit of the general fund
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s;;s:: 3 IT,; i;''ss: 81 :: =: %': s3
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aas sSs DsnS %sa ss""'" 's''""
or 1878 viz: ,omm
v 5 Ss q Asa aaf Engineer M
"'s'O per Ssss and days
H:7 Wy H;sss n sss5 ' esn ss No.
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S5Sl ssss ::ssl h. :! e g
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a ssh es1S 1875 s7n a ~
Frank pf Hail. driver
J sa SI sen driver Of hook l.
c saa d yisa ai:tnan
B. H H ssss"ss 0fsn o
fomAu
ss s as. : ssss .Ss ladder s 90
john john kseh months June 1878
George 1 Bny s drna
4 ;; !; s.: Il :;: i;
pnsn No Ia mouths March 1878 at
f Ps yf pipen.a (fonan
: ;: ::$:; .:; a: lis :
Peter Hsr1s pipeman
sessp nf PER ppsn
@ ;.ss: s:# es no Of hos; No go go g
No S SS 90 90
R4pl sglhran ppmam hf no hose No. 800 90
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-17

STATEMENT NO. g.
MISSISSIPPI
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JACKSON STREET
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STATEMENT NO. 81.
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the
STATEMENT NO.
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NJ. under
council hAy H. 1875 enormously issued Y 20
transr dtd
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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-10-02
SUNDAY Reading.

Such is the constitution of things
that unwillingness to goodness may
ripen into eternal voluntary opposition
to it.
Each Christian is begotten to an in,
heritance. He may be poor, homeless,
sick, friendless, dependent on charity.
Yet he is rich in his inheritance. The
inheritance is tue creation of other care
and other labor from his; it is the future
not yet enjoyed.
Honors are in this world under no
regulation; true quality is neglected,
virtue is oppressed and vice triumphant.
The last day will rectify this order and
assign to every one station suitable to
the dignity of his character; ranks will
then be adjusted, and presidency set
right.
There is o good thought in the
following incident from a late book: "a
dear old friend Of mine used to say with
the truest Christisn charity, when he
heard any one being loudly condemned
fer some fault: 'Ah! well, yes, it seems
very bad to me, because that's not my
way of SHINING.
No weak and hesitating young Sabbath
school teacher can call upon a more un-
promising scholar than was Dwight L..
Moody, to tell of Saviour's love; and /
can only say with humility and graft
tude, as / think of my humble, ignorant
Sabbath school scholar of twenty years
ago, ''What hath God wrought! Ed
ward KimbalI.