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THE REV. HE0lt0k u L1lttAEH
At tho First baptist Church lust evening, a
largo NutlteMcu lAtet,ctl to a DISCOURSE by tho
Itov. George Z. LurtHcr buforo tho Hhetorlcat
Society OF tho baptist Theological Seminary ut
Morgan PArk. Tho subject was "The ltulntIons
OF tho Pulpit 10 Soeiul Problems" Espeotnl
reference wnA made to the existing troubles OF
tho laboring classos. Tho speaker said TINT IN
ITO country In Europe ut this day. except ltus-
sIa. could u monarch say, US did Louls XIV. II
ain tho statc." Aellglous liberty bud attaIncd
tho nlustory Ut tho world, and 1t WIS necessary
to Avurt revolutions that tho pulpit, which tho
p0opta had q right to lonk to rs u champion of
Its wronga, should SEQ that Justice WIS dono to
all ,nuu. Tho great capitalists Rnd monopollsts
Of tho world had hut to look about then, TO sec
boys and glrls clothod In rags; aud yet tho
'wG4lthy elonent Vt suclvty WIS satisfied " build
Asylnlns an1 hospitats for u cl4ss 10 much In
poor student st iii .ory WI" co, not M porcolye
n.aaa Hut th,s seuisi psotblsm @ 10 % solvsS. Tho @
scicco lild religion, but how to bring Ahunt the
nroth1e.looa l1 M u nun: i was the duty Of tho
ihp a!eyation Ut humanity, an} 1t POSSESSED the
rlxnt y do ,n,,',y S,H'sry issuo that tonic 70 s!o.
s%tp pasps " tns y pas p wSso 81 ssas, %1as
sssAu1s ssa sF hls!a1s ss ssfe'"s hsa saes
SsSs IT, Do %s'fs Siassa ssssy xs snS sS
IQAGt AHu 6Attll1 Hhf0 e0uXA Ut pfAlH4
shouted IN ltx honor, nll1 the tiue would come
wi,un It wuu!a b" h0nortd a.d .rsspoetcll.. liz
IlKinn and education would hnud III haud bring
ubout glorious chutlKu. md tho n!'st tn,por,
| tunt thing ~ be accomplished III this Or auy
| uth0r aKu WIS thg ruiluyntton OF hui
man souls; Tho pulpit, should inspire
| men with loVB fur GOu AtQ t40ir follow. liuI,,
and tho spuaker did not hgllesu that tho soo
gurp1sY 6t tho minister to ~ to Heat!y Wh!sper
pIu bud right tn LINK 70 ths nth!sts to advtsu
aud guldo thom ut al tiules, aud by hAd =" r..
speut fur llcll WIN underiatl tAeir enpl0yts
rilarac!cri1inR thom minded. HARROW:
C'leste.a benXg, whose snuls wure Intultesinlai
alld rlry that tAoy weutI ratt!u In u Mitlatursi.
loud. Thota WY It VII lines n4sa:al tel!aet,uy
wa nota.ssary. ito did not GGlloyc further
peogEess iulpt'ssible, aud !ookea forward u =
bu thu r.lG Throughout tho parliament 1t mnu.
| kintl,-th federation Ut the. world. The elo-
| 4uent spoakcr w4s frequently applaudcl during
tha delivery Vt hts Interesting 4iacuuse.
i THx uArrisT9.
The weekly conference OF Baptist nlpiStarS
met ytsttr.ly foreuu<l In Paslor II II the uru1ll
PIciao Thurs was y large attendance of Slsit-
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Tho 1Inrbor Debt Of Nlontrenl-Txoport-
cd NIaAs4crc Of Mounted poficc-NIn.
rlnc-Tite Anticipated Yrizo-Ftg11t-77-
Catt1o Inaportationa.
Special Dtspateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, May 10-trho City Council at ita
meeting this ovontng appointed a Committee to
consider tho prorriety OF tho city assuming tho
laarbor dcbt with tho vlow Of frerlng shipping
coming huro from tarbor duos. Tito Eau,mittoo
was Instructed to report to the Council on Mon
day next. ;,
Sptetal Dlspateh to The Chicago 1tiouns.
OTTAWA, Mny 10.-Thure Is considerable OK
cttencnt hero over It rl,mor TINT soyeral mcsn7
bers Of the Mounted Police t,asl been shot WHILE
attempting to arrest thb n,urdercrs Of drnytn,ri1}
md news fron, tho Northwest is anxln,,sty
awaited. Col. Osborne Smith, who n III tho city,
thlnks thoro is no Foundation for tho r,,rnor.
Special Dhpateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CoLtlNawoop, May Observation-Disclosures
Luke Eric. from Chicngb, with 10, GU bushels
corn, 100 barrels pork, genoral cargo, md pas
n,sIEtsanrs9p9l1st 81 s Iaks se ,wankeo
tn3'ts: sesete1 DApa.ea 10 n. Chicago Tribune.
ers All'atross. Ktnsytoli to ChicaHo, lsht;, T u.
ASs Isd dKtnEaos 5EEss5s1 f. ShSsSS rfSa Shm m,wauke
o'~eES %e1 Bash M i ~ stssS 1!5as. s
caoasrs ;oaSy ny frd rhS cheoao rgy
Ejas S!s Sss $t
setsa. t D.vseh pashes u = sea ea:apo Tribune
rtrsrsnSsnr e$r KnEiso s sny Ar
:. Special Ds.patea 10 The Chicago Tribune.
S1MCOE, Muy 10.-Sorcra1 cnscs OF rifles wcro
sent from tho nrttIury here t Port Tlnnn Nv I'm
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ors, tho Commencement cxeroisos,,at tho Daptlst
Tse!st eesESH to tI. "tfsetn ay sF0"' many
A piper wns to hnyo tcen tcna BY tho Ilcv. ];
WhoGicr OF MarsnES' e thr Tra
Tho Iscv: john Gordon: Of Dufr9lo. n. =. WA
!ntrHlacc to tho cnnfe5onso y ThS a. rsvSscn9 unt ny
tho naptlsts IL nn?taIo and spoko hopefully Of
the easisc tn tfnt n o sty; =, ,.,,,..,na,,. .n,.a
Of tss work of ths ehsiirehes "f tSas clty. iio
hopc'! tint tho baptist anniversaries noxt yenr
eon eS Is stot Il eor an aa {
,lt1o TO tho West. md lntltntn especially, that
tho Delegates 70 tho coming anniversaries voto
for indianapolis as tho plnco OF meeting next
Dcaeon sh ults, Of Relic V'a'n, H.. told Of tho
,gsFsi 5. sss ef n e5s aS Il II a s toF : s aaS Bo
fskel tho conference to sugEust sonlu way Of
raising II. Personally hc ha,l given ha!r hc pos
taiiier uu hc .so,li Rivo tic othor half. " -
Tho following wero s9vgrnliy introduced a. to
r.. eetssecf and mc y ref renrks: The
lant", "i ill.,; " II. l. Tappcr. Il I; rnucsh. Ry; &
Sse5se f 4 fisa Miea; Il ea car4, q T. Ko
Tho isx, " ssa ot amahs, sp;csss ot tho
ka. i. Mcn were needed Oh tic frontier to check
this terrible nvll Those WIN would do tho
nshy aa pueS a w eo Till as we 10
tho resident Of q nHout rs to the inhabitans o
ThS 1 ia isov. s' H. &. wo1s, of Minneapolis. out
lned tho work 80 far done l'y tho l,hrtsts tn his
city. Tho ltuptists hui Eeyen churches there.
LODI echoiars enrolled il tleir sunlay.sehoois.
After remarks by other gentlemen, ho con-
fcrenco adjourned.
Tho Congregational ministers met at tho
Grand 1'noitlo ut tho usual hour, tho liev. E. u:
Futon occupying THO chulr. After tho report Of
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IN Af'L1cAN COUNTY.


13r.0pM1Ht,ToN, Ill.,, b1ay l0.-The most fonrfnl
cyclone that hAs over been known In Mclean
County swept apross tho castern pnrt of tho
county about o'clock last night, doing dunn
age 10 houses, Darns, orchards, fenees, ard trees
10 ut least <1O0,100. III Arrowstntth Township
twulvo dwellings were utterly t1emulIshcd; an
orchard Of 100 trees nll gone; but one tree left
The son NJ Mrs. Iluiney WIS sororeiy injured.
Millard Hunks was dangerously hurt. Mrs. Hume
and CHILD wuFu burlel very suvcrely. IN En-
Irai md costly. Thu honto Ut Edward Reeso
WINS tlcmosted, md Mr.. as1d Mrs. ltecse In thoir
be,! were lifted and carried u quurtor Of 4 milo
krIotx h,,d its skull fr,lctured mud Will die. Tho
truck Of the eyclune was threB-Qunrters OF n mile
Wsls. In Normal two horses Woro killed by
lightning.
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: Tucson. Arlz. May 10.-Gcn, Casr, ut Fort
Lowell, has boen anxionsly expecting news from
tho frnht ull day. but Ills only aiylces ire TINT
In Fridays tight, which lasted threo hours, VIC
toria hui olovcn sucn killed. Victorla's c!,ttre
bnnl numbers less than CO., and II IL probable
fully threo-tUurths thcraof were III to.dny'R
fight. Con. Cnrr has boon busy nlt day
preparing for tho departure OF forty men
aud animals Tomorrow, a,ll he hImsclf will
etMrt for tho trout altnost Immediately, tnklng
with him Ab0ut thirty moro. Including tho milf
tary band and olerks, thus moving almost all tho
suvnllAhlu forc8 from Lowell. Carr's supplies
Rro in goo orsier, and tia ~ preparing to DO out
several wceks, It Is gruaty tobo roYeettot! thero
1tcturoti Vctorin's bnild has tia to Now A1exiuo,
With Mnt. IuppOr nna Capt. Kramer In pursuit.
, 1880-05-11
SPURIOUS ABSTRACTS.

: = nPFFP1s 0WpoEEH 10 1"F 1"1k32V 17tF"Ht7
TOPEKA. Kas., Mny 10.-Thrce prominent o!tf-
zcns Of Ktngman County have been Rrrcsted
for obtaining money from loan ngents through
out tho country upon spurious abstracts OF title
10 Ianls In TINT county. Tho parties arrested
arc II. 8. Sprowles County Attorney: f. NJ
Knrr, II Notary Public: aud II. J. Mctcnn, for
merly Deputy Sheriff. sprowlcs anu knrr Rnro
bont's itl tho sim u $::,51. McLoan WIS unable
to furnish bail, and Is in jail ut Hutchinson
Tho plum wns by forging tho nn'no Of tho
Register Of nccls to tho abstracts. present
them to tho loan nYcnts. MS Is the
custom, having mcli To porsU1ato tie lntontlel
borrowers, and then tltyLde thu nn.ount OF the
loan. Th0 obtained S.,ltW frum Mr. watkins, q
lunn-ngcnt in Lawrence. &, ,lOo from Mr.. Dnvid.
sun. In Wichita, 0nd other amounts FROM other
nKsnts, tho extent uf which Is not kll0wil. III
sV!nc Instances rlsw prairlo Wis represented As
itnpruvel farmss md It, ono c.lso *l,GO WIS OBJ
tnIt,ed upon lund which Is still owned by tho
Government.
, 1880-05-11
FINANCIAL.

RAPIDS H., May l0.-p.W. MiGatn, drug
glst, hua made an assignment. Liabilities, $11.-
uD; assets, $a,600. Those a1o 4fty.tiyo credit-
ors, aud among thom elsYeu Chiou9o t3yna:
nthera In Philadelphia, Loulsyllla, Now York,
burlington, Dubuque, and Omuha. The Hon.
Htulon CHinttuil, d!stAnt srAtlyo OF MittIil, Ia
u for LOU borrowed money.
, 1880-05-11
A FATAL QUARREL.

8pFfIdE Dl5pa1eH 70 III CHttaQ9 1FsouHe-
East SAu1NAw, Mioh., May 10.-At Wilder's'
Camp, near Farwoll, tlfty-itvo mlos from this
city, yesterday, 0enfko Wood killed ono James
Farricr. Tho nun got into I'LL nltcreatlois. when
Fnrrter attempted to- strko Wood With IL heavy
stick, and tho luttss picked up piece Ut iron
md struck hIs assailnnt bow On thu hend
frrrn tho efoots of which he died In threu hours.
Wood gnye himself up, and hts examination
tnkes pluce IN ThuEs>lny. Fhrrler Is roprc.
sonted to hnye provoked tho QuArrel.
, 1880-05-11

DAYTON, O.. May lg.-Chaslcs t'rftton was shot
ut tho Town Of MnmtsDurg t0-llny and fatully
Injured. lie bus for some time pnat been IL ter
ror 10 tho town md nefghborhDod, He robbed
thu tAuney-dehwer ut tito hotel III TINT town this
morning ird wAs followed by thu proprietor nnd
Cl,lse Alld running tire IN both 8tues fur several
t..tln
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Special Dhpateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CLIHTos, ILL.,. May 10.-Last night while tho
cyclone which passed: over this Vicinity was In
progress. tho small hAmiot Of Guthrie, composed
Of four houses and tho depot, belonging to tho
Springfield Division III tho Illinois Central 1sonit
wns struck by lightning. and tho entire settlo.
mont burned to tho ground. Involving loss OF
eGvCrni thousand follnrs. No ono hurt. Tho
wind blow gnle at tito tinlo.
, 1880-05-11

lion. Duh}n6 the War ho VIA melcnl lecctor
Of Tho Army, holding tho rink Of CnOncl. with
hcntlqMnrtats frtt vt Washington md attcrwnrd
Mt IonksvIllc.
EvAssyILL1s, Ind, May 10.-Esabcth Lnnt-
Aon died Inst eyenng at tho country sent Of tnr
grandson, Mr.. r. eoEiontn. She waa To-, yours
mud II months old !
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DANGEROUSLY ILL.

6pse1aI UHpaEek 70 TN CAls090 IT5Nh6.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May lo:Latcst adviocs
from Gov. Williams st&to thnt tho physicians
hayo given up ull hope Of h!s wlto's recovery.
llor Ieath 1t u said, ID only Quostlon Of time.
and !s momentaEily oxpuoteA. MFs. Williams Ia
d very old lady, The sonlor by a fuw yOasa OF her
husband. she has negcr Ieen In Indianapolis
since tug Governor wu4 inRugueAtcd, profoFring
to tonHln ut tda old homo aud look utter tho
{Aftu In hcr husbands 1hBcuc1.
, 1880-05-11
OR, LIVINGSTON.

YANKros, D. r., May 1o.-Tho atumpaao case
a9a1nst Dr.. Livingston, 'ex-1ndlRn Agent, at
Crow Crook, entiod this afternoon ln verdict of
actll1ttal tho jury bctnx out ono hour and t,Ten-
~ minutes. This wua tho cass upon which tho
jurJ disagreed upon 4 furni9g triuG Or, Living
ttDa AAS been FcIIittal on i've Indictments. aud
NOT cpuVictHd on any.
, 1880-05-11

N1SAIt SI'ltINUF1ELU I'LL.
6PR1NuFIHrp. ILL.,, hfny 10.-A heavy storm Of
wind and lightning swept over tho city Inst
night, hut tho damago wns slight except that
some tin roofs worc torn OF.
At Wootllawt,, six miles from Jacksonville, on
tho Jacksonville 4; Southeastern Nalroad, Il
tornado at il p. IN. toro down tho station-house
md wrecked othor honsos. A{r. Bekmnn'B house
wns destroyed; his right thigh brokun, his t.
yenr.old dauKliter instantly killed, and his wife
fatally Injured. The house Of Jerry Cox was
away. trhcy wcrp found this morning d qunrtof
Of d milo from the sIte Of tho houao--both dcud.
, 1880-05-11

MEMrNls, Tenn, May 10.-Hufus Armlstoad,
foreman Of Ed isart'a plantation, fourteen miles
south OF this city was assastnatod lust night by
Iii unkt,own nogro. Afmistead was shot with u
double. u.Darrolcd shotgun while in tho back yard.
Tho assassin cseupcd.
, 1880-05-11

The Eldrcdge Sewing Afachinc.-tt leads
tho world, alMl Is tho best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street,
, 1880-05-11

A CONTRACT wa1 yesterday y anled to u. c,
lout to lay watersMppl3 plpek fn cestatu aeroetB,
he hcinx the Invest bidder.
LIEUT.. HAUs, OF tho Larrabee Btreet Btattop.
WIZ sun,tuoned yesterday to Nov why hu had
nut taken out license for Lis dog. 1t was
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IOWA.

DEs Mo1HEs 1n.t May 10.-Two months N8o
William Kirklnnd came frum NebrAskn to Lit
eonu, Warren County, nnd on Wednesday his
wife, from whom to hal separated, followed.
Meeting hor husband at tho door nf tho bnard-
ing-houso she drew II revolver aud Rhot ut him.
Kirkland saw her motion, md partially nyoi1od
n fatal shot by knocking her hand upward 10
that tho bali passcd through his ar1n ind grazcl
his skull. Shc ut Oslet Gecan1e Insane. JuAlouBy
Is s,iisi tu be the ctusc.
At Charlton John Ilarlow seriously stabbed
Tholnus Proctor, and tho lMtter Is ~ II dangerous
condition. Barlow hull sctnr1ted from hls Wlfc,
md WIS jealous Of Proctor.
William GmnnaHa ahnt Mrs, Priscilla Lnse In
CloAr Crrek Township rnweshlok County, Frid4y
grew out OF colts belonging to tho wqulln tres
pAsstnK IN tho out ilelds OF dunnaKe. The Cor
onGr's Jury think It wus pretne1ttntcd murder.
, 1880-05-11

SENTENCE TO BE COsIMUTED.
GALVESTON, Tex, biay l0.-Ifarry Behntfcr,
sentenced to be hanged hero Frday. will haYo
hls sentence commutedt to imprisonment fur life.
, 1880-05-11

BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Nay l0.-Thonlls 1Iorno and
John q. Tnylor mot III tho street at Arrow Hook
unu bcxa,t firing Mt each other. iTorno's third
shot proved tutal to Taylor. Tho difficulty grow
out of opposition to HbrnU as teucher lii lay.
lpF'R district. ! =
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DEND AT TIE TIIIltD SIIOTt
ST. Louis, No., tMny 10.-Thonns lIorno,
school teachcr, md John u. Taylor, between
whom thore existed bind blood, mot ut Arn,w
Rock, saltno Cuunty," Saturday. Hath i.n,nolt.
Atcly druw reyuiyGr1, lnd ut tho third shot by
Horne TAylor fell loYl,
, 1880-05-11
OBITUARY.

Special Dbpaieh to Ths cAstaeo 1Fbuns,
SouTu BEND Ind, May lo.-Dr. Louis Hum-
phreyB died last night In tho eth year Of his a9e.
10 wus widely known aud prominent In his POSI-
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Bptcfat Dfspath 10 The Chicago Ttfbune.
CLINTON, H.. May 10.-Anothor heavy Wind
storm Visited Clinton Inst night, doing grcnt
deal Of autnnge to shrubbery and fruit. In Bar
mott Township q siwellIng-housc was demolished
not know q,
, 1880-05-11
THE CITY.


GENERAL NEWS.
LIEUT.. F. H. SHERMAN, u. 8. n, Is at tho 1rc-
mont
JAuEs WOODRUFF, Of Quincy, Is at the Trc-
mont.
BAnuEL Q. TAruu, Of Cincinnati, is ut tho
Palmer.
Jonu I. n,sAxEt,, Of CarlInviltc, ILL.,. Is at tho
lnono.
HORACE nunLKk, of Madison, Wis, Is at tho
Ial,uor.
". II. nolMEs. Of Janesvltle, Wis, 10 at the
Gardner.
JoInN r. PEARSON, Of Washington, D. c., Is at
tho rnlluor.
GEonoE II. FRYrI,, Of Lcadv'llo. Colo, Is at
tho Sherman.
rnAppgus c. POUND, OF Chippewa Fails, Wis.,,
1s Mt tho Trunnont.
1snwAuD 13ur1rUxo, Of Ncgnunee, Mtch. IS q
guest of tho Sherman.
CHARLES MAnTEt.hr. Of Dublin, ireland. 's
registered at tho Pacific.
C,H. HUNT and family, Of Sydney, Australia,
arc stopping Mt tho fremont.
Miss MAR1E CHESTER, Of Abboy's New York
Theatre company, "a at tho fremont.
JTpas e. WNtsos or aon9ya nd 1dso
FHAsK AND E. I. MARC. and LAURA Don, Of tho
Pacilsc. ''''' '~"
H. DnuarAs Jor.r.y, Of Edtnburg, and II, Me-
I Kinnes, ot oias9ow, Scotland. nre stopping ut
pnor. ALExAsnEn AoAssIz and Prof y. =:
leayttt,, r.. of caHlbr1sc' hass, aro guests Ut
tho PAc!sir.
AMOS sM.1n, Jn.. Collector et 1ntornnl neye-
nlnnuti, nro Mt tho pacifac.
ATTENTION "a called to the announcement Of 4
InsA. 1neetlng tn bt held thiScvcning II fnrwcil
ion. " ~
rur temperature yesterday, US opservet, by
Hiamnsse. 1Elielltn, No. % aiNu'sMn stIeet tAMn-
n %; !: H.. .: Ut p m, Y: i j. ill.,, l barome:
AS open meeting Il tho Painters Onion was
hold Il ,ots hnl IL m s, oek nst
@ 1Sss%}sE " T. n;sssssy @ q II, rim
eE na nS GeefeS 1F an nf oSor aS aso
AT tho meeting ct the Farrax,,t noat Club,
ltyr,n I; Smith. tho HIM; j. u. Stone, r. Y.
Ae5 s nEn1Sw Joseph S ,asatcs Aaas, ); c1 n
ljall.
II f sc Wei Paer fns 'ass @ ht rtn ~ to neem Dpo
sng t va decided d so 6ays Saa t9S dS nef, e
nn xarns I'M on rar H. as sce
nra0n q6 the sy took up tho mo OF tho Club
In thu ronort ot TIM F,rat ward nr,morv In
sun,ay's papcr. It w Was stntct Tint Mr. u. n.
lissh aiae%a % r i ,1narsaalnF Fettsr II; IsmsSs ~
c6arse was asp mailo On Tic ajlrgation Of soyerul
persons around tic polls. .TME TninusE lles
a ne pGst n p e. nm XII gF a ~ , W.
priinary In The W Eirst INV Wnr.i. II was evidently q
1,nnn ~ ,,1iat"t,ou t,Ion+tfv - ~
~ ~ 'i''I"'''H 'oea'''''
owned 1ss ~ tho oconto Goxtaetory. aa w, ropE
, 1880-05-11
RIIktTlISa

D0ND-May q Mrs. Il. Bond, u laughter.
DEHING-'ro 4. J. md f. II. Uowlug. 3al West
WHshlu9ton.At-. May y. n son.
, 1880-05-11

Times Our highest artists In dentistry: Tho
McChesncys beyond doubt, though but $3 a sct
, 1880-05-11
ELECTION. SUSTAINED,

BAM FNANClscO, Cal.. MAy lU.-IH tho Rctl0n
brought ln tho Superior Court 10 test the yaliA-
ty of tho recent treehoders election in this city,
Judge Wilaou to-day Sendesed u decision Bus-
, 1880-05-11

INDIANS SURRENDERED.
SAN FnANclsco, Ca!.. May 1o.-A Prescott dis
patcA says the Chilehuoya Indians who hare
boon committing son0 atrocities Ia their vtuln-
70 Col. pracs, commanding tho Department of
Colorado.
, 1880-05-11

Mbaetur, tho physiological retuvenator OF tho
organic system, for wakefulacss anl debility.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-06-25
A C0lored Weddinr.

Soiofoo WoaunB.
One Of the notable occurrences in this town
last week was the marriage Of Mr.. J. r. Frank.
lin OF Spartanburg to Miss A.ldie ]. Parham of
this town.
The parties are very respectable and worthy
young coored persons, and we had tile pleasure
OF seeing the bride in her really beautiful bridal
costume and the elegantly arranged and bounti-
fully supplied supper table. both Of which were
equal to anything Of the kind we have seen for
many q day. The wedding ceremony took place
at the colored Methodist Church, Rev. NJ. Latta
ofhcia'ing Minister, and the supper was at the
residence Of MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Goss, with
whom Addie had been living for many years.
and who felt deep interest in her welfare, be-
cause of her faiihfulness ard general good char
deter Our thanks are rendered for b,uniifui
remembrance from the sapper table, and our
best wishes follow the young couple.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-06-25
'or the Times,
Jouesyille Items.


EDITon TINES "A correspondent of your pa
per in the last issue tells us that the Teachers
Convention will be held ut Jonesville this sum.
n'er and asks whether the good people of the
place would entertain the members. In the
opinion of some of our citizens il was thought
that Rock Church was the place selected and
not Jonesville. To ensure (if Jonesville is the
place for the Convention to be held) quarters
and entertainment: for all, the Executive Com
mittee, if there is such, should address q circu.
lar to our leading citizens to see if accommoda-
tions could be procured and that would be sat
isfactory to the community at large.
The Angel Of Death passed over our town and
cast the shadows Of his wings over two houses
and the souls Of two promising children have
| turns. Space will not permit me to dwell up on
heceremonies of consgniug the souls unjeweled
oaskets to their native earth. In spite of reason
they are fraught with bitterest anguish to oil
mourners, even to those who feel assured that
'lifes true receptacle descends not to the dark
| earth.
Last Sunday goojy number attended the
Baptist Church, not only to hear the preaching
out the "Organ" had Its attraction and was lis
tened to with eager attention. The sermon was
remarkably fine, and the listeners grew light of
heart as they hearkcned. Darkly despairng
minds received q roy Of hope .he sad were
comforted, the faint-hearted grew strong, the
struggling were touched with peace, the true la
borers tasted of the precious grapes that grew
in the vineyard of their Lord.
The political question has at last reached us
and II is very common to see small knots of peo-
pie huddled together discussing the coming
campaign, and we are credibly informed that
Jonesville is not behind in supplying candidates
to satisfy the wants of the voters, rs there are
not quite Offices enough-a score or more nigh,
be instituted with no perqusites attached) SO
that every one who wants could he satisfied.
MORE ANON.
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For The Times.
Our Sunday School Convention.
STAR FARM, 8. c.. June l8 |


MR.. EDiTon According TO q Resolution
passed by the last Union County Sunday School
Convention, the time for meeting is on Wednes.
day before the 9Th Sudany in July, and the place
Fosters Chapel.
ARTICLE 8. or the Constitution requires the
Convention to elect annually an Executive Com
mitiee, whose duty it shall be to arrange q Pro-
gramme, secure persons to deliver an essay on
the various subjects selected by the Committee,
and call IN extra session of the convention when
in their judgment they deem it necessary
Rev. ID. G. Clifford, d. N. Wilburn and w. T..
Thompson, were elected the Executive Commit
tee for this year.
As the time is drawing near for us to meet, it
seems to me it is time for the executive commit
tee TO make some arrangement for the meeting
and publish II, in order to carry out the plain
intention Of the Convention. hope you will
draw the attention Of the Committee to this fact.
and also, to arouse the SUNDAY School Workers
of the county to the importance Of the Conven-
tion and get every school to send up delegates
to Fosters Chapel on Wednesday before tho
4th Sunday in July. Come, Brethren and
Friends, wake up to the great duty before you
and 60 to work, determined to make the Con.
vention success.
JOHN r. JEFFERIES, Sect
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Excursion to Cedar Springs i.

We are requested to state that an excursion
train will be run from Union on Wednesday, the
both inst, to accommodate those who may wish TO
attend the interesting closing exercises of the
school for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Cedar
Springs 1t will be pleasant ride and the ex-
etcises Of the school will make II m ,st inter
esting occasion. II will cheer the Teachers and
Pupils OF that truly philanthropio Institution to
have q goodly number of our intelligent citizens
take sufficient interes. in their work and prog.
ress to witness the closing exercises, and we
hope the excursion will be well patronized.
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Every House Can Have q Well.


There is now no excuse for not having well
to every house in town. Messrs. Foster & Spears
have now at work the most ingenious and effec-
tive machine for boring wells that is manufac-
tured. and they cansboro a we'll, to any depth,
quicker, cheaper and with less dirt and incon-
venience than by any other machine or plan.-
II dedes rock, by having steel drill that works
its way through the hardest granite in incredi-
bic quick time. In boring we'll in rear of
Foster wilkins Store Il struck hard rock at
80 feet below the surface aud cut four feet in
less than day, with one dr,ll, but with two
drills-one to bore while the other is being
sharpened-it will bore moro than twice as far
in the same time. The drill cuts we'll l6 inch
es in diameter, and wells Of that size, bored
over q year ago in this town, have never failed
to give q supply Of water.