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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-25

FUT III
"Praying to Hercules


remember, when II little boy, reading fable
which had above it Il picture of n wagon stuck
in the mud, whilc.a fellow WAS his knees
praying to Hercules (who pccping out Of
the clouds abovc) for help, and Hercules gave
the significant auSwcr-"rut your shoulder to
the wheel" Now we respectfully recommend
tho pcrusal of this fable to "Dirigc Nos and his
ncighhorS We protest agains, the freezing out
of the good teacher, the children, or the
tumbling down of that oil shanty and the
crushing ont the life of some bright boy per-
haps dcs:i incl to hc President. 'DiriSc Nos
ought to know that in all communities some one
.~t .,u'rst. NJ WAYS take the lead i'll
bodys business is mobody's business" is only
too true with the mOdcrns. where there is a
MIL there Is always u way an if one man is
pronounced i'll his advocacy of any reform he
will soon find that he will comnrnl followers
Let us have n better school in riackney Town.
ship-lct uS be independent of School Commits.
sioncr Townsend ani the scaool fund and build
n comfortable school house for Miss Mary
Hughes AMI the little ones under her charge
Ii will never do to put them in that old tum-
blc-down cabin hy The way sle, to be frozen,
buried in its ruins or blown away bv the win
ter wind. We have seen such things done he
fore, when there was not half the fuss made
about the blessings Of education rs is done now
alayS.
II Is Il iamcn,ablc truth that the present COM
mon school system has bad n tendency to lower
our appreciation of the value of an clucation.
hy cheapcnins 1T. Many people seem to think,
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"WINE OF cARDUi" cures fr,vyu,,r
painful, or difficult mrn~trlatiou.
Sold by J. NJ. GIBBES. Il DO

SUICIDE IN C"ANENroN.-Wrght's BE.f Clar-
enunh n county February l7.-Mr Charles
"'charason' young man aged about - years,
kc'PinS store some eight or ten miles above
here, committed suicide yesterday morning lust
a''cr sunrise by shooting himself with u double,
barrel shot gun. lie was to have been married
to-day What connection this event and tho
tragedy have to each other, in the relation of
cause and effect, is not known
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Could N OF be Avoided

In consequence OF sick ness among our print
crS we are compelled this week to "doublc
number of advertisements by inserting them on
the second aud fourth IngcS, and in other
ways reduce the amount of reading matter on
the outside Of the paper. In the first place we
cannot afford to employ more workmcn than are
necessary, 10y close application, to get out the
paper, and in the next place, there are no idle
printers Lying about loose in Union 80 that
we cauno; do rs is common in cities pick up n
printer whenever Il vacancy ut - case occurs.
II cannot hc helped and we not in an apol-
"giAiug muul
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TAI&R. NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear In
our columns.
Ch1y" Necessity will compel us to discontinue
scnling the TIMES to those subscribers who are
in arrears ami who do not pay up during this
month.
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BREAK FOR LrrE.-Galveston, February
l9--A special from +; Paso says Tins morn
ing seven American prisoners in jail nj f"sa
Del Nortc, Mexico, made break sloot'hg one
Of ,be Guards in the head and running towards
the American line. but were orertakcn ny lilo
guard, who fred upon them. The prisoners
being armed returned the fire. Three prisoners
were killed and the others surrendered. Two
of the guards we've seriously wounded. The
prisoners heard last night that they were TO o
taken to Chiruahua too day which they believed
meant to he shot on the rood. Hence their dcs-
perate att empt nt escape"
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B,o,rsuEp IN TExAs-Eaglc Pass, Tex, Ft'-
ruary 2O.-In a dispute over game oil car'S'
this evening, a colored man, named Reilly was
shot and mortally wounded by man named
Tom Leaky.
MURDER OF A CATTLE DEALER.-Dallas, rex,
February 2O-About O'Clock. TINS evening,
four shots were heard in the he'Shnorhoou VI
The Texas Pacific passenger depot, and, upon
the arrival of persons at the scene, the corpse
of A. II. Strothers, o wealthy cattle man Oh
Ennis, Tex, was found. There is no clue to the
mmrlcrerS.
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NERBU VI SAP SAT.

TnEt.Sn.S SHANNON DrEL LTnI,L.-Darlington
February 22.--Thc decision If the grand Jury
this morning settled the trial of the ,uelling
cases at tins term. When the Court met the
grand jury rendered Il true bill on the indict.
mcnt Of T.. i. {. Cash for murder. Solicitor
Dargan gave out indictmcr Is against Wm F.
johnson and W. Il. Sanders, the seconds of
Coils. Shannon and Cash, respectfully, giving
aid and cuuntcnancc to n duel rs seconds The
statutes prescribe ~ th" punishment for this
offence disability from holding any Office of
honor or profit under the State AMI irnpriSon.
mcnt in the Pcntcntinry for - term not exceed.
ing two years at the discretion of the Court -
The grand Jury after remaining ont some rnc
found true bills as to these indictments McssrS
Sanders and Johnson are re- resented by Gen
}. ID. Kennedy, and MIR. Sanders is further rep,
resented 10y Mr. Il. ". BoyI Of Darlington.
Upon the bringing in of n true hill against
Cot! Cash his trinl. 10y mutual consent, was fixed
for Thursday, NJ III \ VI.
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"wINE OF CARDUI" four times day
Sold by J. NJ. GIBBES. s. Co.

CuTroH FiRE IN CoLCMnlS.-Columbus, Feb
ruary l6.--The Webster Cotton Warehouse on
Lower Broad street was burned at y \. NJ. to-
day. The building, the property of }. L. Web
stsr valued at 1000 and occupied by Allen
H. Crawford, 800 bales of cotton, 1:D rolls of
bagging and 100 tons of guano were almost COM
pletcly destroyed. Loss on building Sb,W0O.-
Insured for S2,UOD. Loss on cotton, &c, SG5,-
600. Insurance So 800. The fire is supposed
to have originated from the accidental lighting
of n match by n little negro boy. Tho ware
house was opened in January, 1850.
No WmisuEY At NISETY-SIX.-A gentleman
from Ninety Six, Abhcvllc County, states that
the people of that thriving little village have
determined to put down the whiskey ;railic. aud
that they intend to select ''dry' coMnci n.
the municipal election in April in spite OF all
opposition. The new departure in lanrcns bids
fair to revoluiiOnizc that whole Sccti"n. When
entire communities begin to movc i'll the cause
of temperance the work must succeed.
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BrrcIr's DISEASE AND ICE WArEr.-Thc idea
has recently been advanced that Bright disease
is attributable to the immodcrate use OF icc
water and cold drinks, the fact being cited that
the pcorlc of this country use ninety per cent.
more ice in their drinks than the people of any
other country-thc Inhabitants of Greenland
not exccpted-and that we have scventy-hve per
cent more of Bright's disease. The wine drink
ing countries of Europe are said TO be compar-
atively free from the malady, while in America
the progress of the disease, it is asserted, has
kent pace with the increased consumption Of
icc.-LonGon Ncdical Journal.
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.n'SSrS. H"'"h'S"n II Hro.. .IHanta. G0.:
ueh''cmen-Me have used your ''Ncurnlginc"
WIN great satisfaction. Sometimes il has given
lmncd ate RELIEF, at others by a soothino cticct
mas Drought ON sleep, and then followed rc,oy.
cry from the seventies of nervous hcada che
We recommend it to our friends.
Respectfully, ID. r.. Brr,rn
Oct. >. 1875?
Feb. Is j.,
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IunrtrrNE" LT>rmING.-Nashvil!r, Tenn.
February ia great effort was made last night
TO lynch l,ysh and John Poo. in jail AZ Winchcs.
fer They arg charged With thg wur,lcr OF
Young hakcr last week. y crowd OF men
boarded the train at Tull..homa to go T. Win.
chester. but TIA" conductor held lhrirain. Fears
ar" cmtcriainc thal 'Ec.c "hrls il! l." repeated
10 night
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SWINE OF CARDUI" for Ladies only.
Sold by J. NJ. GlBBES. s. Co.

DE>TI OF Dir. SrEvESsoS.- Aiken, February
IL DR.. Wellington Stevenson, 4 former mer-
chant both of Charleston and Augusta, died here
nj 6 o. clock this morning. In 1873 whilst in
his Office mt Augusta he had sudden attack on
severe cerebral affection, which was the COM
menccmcnt of the disease which resulted IN the
loss of his life. From time to time these attacks
have rccurrcl, AMI although the most cm'ncnt
physicians were consulted, the end could not DO
avcrtcd. lie leaves a wife and four chiIdreh
liyipg-Cor Ne,rS anil Courier.
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Our Cotton Market.

With the improving condition of the roa's
farmers are getting their cotton to market
Prices continue ab ut the same rs our last
week = quotations., while the sales have been 100
bales more. We quote sales iOJ bales Mt cx-
,rcme prices ranging from be II.
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Ghe 0dit;hlp 0lnlon Glmes.
IL. NJ. STOKES, Editor.
UNION, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1881.
sUBscRIPTIoN---s2 90 PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING.

Ono Suuar" nr one Ircn hr>t ms rtiOn, Slo
f.tch subsequent In>, riIrn, 90
Ihcr cr. uui" merchants and others ai'er-
Ii>iug Tor six months or by ia" year.
titu,ry Notices uI ten lines ar less, inserted free.
over ten lin"S, charged Il, ADVERTISE
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M,AISISIItI).

GREGORY Married on the
i"'n INST, at The residence Of the bride father,
ny h'V. J.' lInmphrics, Mr.. Tm"M,S JrxKI>S
10 Miss S"rmIi '.nr"nEN. MI of Union Coun v
ihNpEh -NunEE-Marri ON the IA,
,nSt'' hy Ecy. H. y. Smart, DR.. f. l.. LIxnrr to
MISS NA>Nir. eldest daughter Of DR.. VI. \.
M""Er, al this town
l"' sl'Io'i''' saLc was fully discussed by ,,wc,
us ana family AMI u long life of happiness
ana prosperity nnnni'uu>ly voted The lnrry
COUPLE
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:, hiG Errf,i" lIorEL BrnNrn-Bufalo, n.
J." J." chr"ary li.-Dr. X. w. Picrco's Palace
mo'cl,"as totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
mere "ere Mt III" time only about eighty guests
!, ~ ''c "n''dinS, all of whom escaped many Of
no" r, oc'hs enabled to save the bulk oftheir effect
n"n 'o," COST o' the structure was nearly $780,
600. Insurance will probably cover ,wo.thiris
Of the loss.
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LIGHT IN DAnENESS.-A new invention is re-
Pnrtei from Turin II consists i'll the application
q hight giving materials To PRINTING g ink, hv
which the print becomes luminous i'm the dark
so that in future it will 10 possible to read ut
night, in bed or during n journey. without the
asSls!ans" of sa9dle OF lamp. \ new laiy
paper in which this l.minons material WI TO
used is, il: is said, about iO be published n,
Turin
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s. ID. BRIGGS.

IT Is WE'LL kN"wN F,cr, among physicians
that Bnchu Juniper and Iarcrn Brava in comb
nation are the best remedies in the world for any
disease of the BLADDER or Kidneys. AMI that not
less than one half Of tho human family. both
male anl female, suffer from arrangement of
those organs. and neglect on failure to use propcr
remedies hurry many 10 untimcly graves Nu.
me'"uS combinations have been tried for Gravel
Brick bnSt Deposits. Bright'S Disease. Weak.
ness III lack nnd Hips, produced by dcrangc-
mcnt of Bladder aud kilncyS but mono xi,h
such happy results aS Rankin'S Extrac. of Buchu
AMI Juniper. If You suffer from any disease Of
those organs get bottle one or two will relicy.
You.
Prepared only hy Hunt, Rankin & Lamar. At
Iantn Ga. Sold by j. VI GlRRES,
"'' cGW2m
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AH"TnEE SH"w ANU BLOrKArE,-Chicapc
February ia snow storm which BEGAN her.,
last evening continued ali night, the fall being
from eight inches to one foot in depth. The
storm extended throughout Nothorn Illinois.
Lava and Wisconsin. 1t j. now drifting badly
and tho prospect i that the I'll ,ckadcS OF tlic
railroad lines. which have just been broken,
viii he csiab!i.hod again frmur ,lmn over.
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WHAT 1HE tENSuS Shows. S.--Wa.hinoion E,h
ruary lS.-.Thc Census uihrc announces the f,l
lo"lng approximate distribution Of the total T., u
"Ihii"n "t the country among the several ,l,..
>sN Males 21,j2O.IS2. females 2L,GI2.SIU
natives of the United States A.. 10 JOi. forcign
barn t.:I.;.j1O whites -, lOl ST. colorcd :;
"'' lot; Chinese lO'. 800. The number Of col.
"rrI per-onS to each hundred thousand whites
is l1,l1;i against l,t2S In 1870.
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nlp,- s. W. Porter requests us to say, edito-
rally that ~ the time for closing out his busi.
ness is near, it is necessary for him to make
final settlements with all parties, AMI he there
fore requests every one indebted to him to 's'cP
up to the taptaih office and settle, nS he
nce,is money.
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A Chance for Farmers.

We call the attention Of Farmers in want Of
good Mules, Horses, Implements, &c, to the
Sale by J. +. Hill X Go. at David Thomas rlanta
tion, near Santuc.
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pcn, First dirt was broken on the Savannah
Valley Road, on Monday last, at Anderson, h.
stephen McCully, the Oldest citizen ot IN
County.
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:, phArh nf DANIEL purGL,ss. Eso.--Cheraw
fcorunIy 2o-Dancl Douglass, ESQ, member
Si o. INC legislature from this county, died tod. y
~ ;n' n""1'ass haS about 60 yonrs old. and " 5
HiSh'y cstecmOl by the people of the county
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A'"LLI>I"A "N ruE AI LINE. -SpaTiamhury
February IA freight train ran into another
her" Tina c.cnlng. on lhs Air Line Railroad
"rc'klnG several cars. Nohody Was hurt
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, ihh iHlIAbELrniA ELECrioN. N.-Phladclphio
rr"rHary Ih.-ln the municipal election ycstcr-
Iay samuel q. King. independent Democrat en-.
aorscl % the Independent Republicans. was
erected mayor by '.l;iS majority. John IIuntcr,
,mn'P'hn'", Republican endorsed 10y the Demo.
Nost, EopuhliCan was elected ei,v s,nci,or
FIRE Is ~ sNnn The fine mansion cf the
'''c Il. u TAM seven miles from sumter was
n'rhe1 Io"H several days ago. The house was
%ccnr'cn % hy Mrs Cain and her daughter. Mrs
"t~ destroyed hY the fire. There was no iusur
ancc OH The pr,l griy
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otN'"NGn:.~SNrN.-Wc learn that RcumLli-
cans high in political circle. say that Aiken and
LvinS Will b" seated, but the seats of D'Counrr.
,'''.''n' = ana Richardson Will hc given to their
n"'''a' contestants. We are inclined to accept
tins statement ~ the tr,.c SOLUTION of Tho Jri
cuIiIcS now hr>ctting the South Cur.liua CON.
g"cSSmcn'c!cct. Republican House of Rep
rcS"ntaIircS will lonhtic>Sly give place ro MANY
"t The defeated l;tIIcalI. ry uu>r..,ims r.,i.
nan. . "mn"r ani Iiirh,rl>,n S"u !. ,:.:o.inn
VIII HI'in have y Republican majority Of rep.
reSeh'nt!ve>at at Washington. .hi..-i. Pres. ay,y
HEHhrr.
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mother wanted to have her twin children
'hI''''n"' ''hcranim AMI Scrarhinr, because
they continually t. >ry.'
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pE\'I "I CAPTAIN H. :. KrnE-Thc rgint.
ing fraternity VII! hc gricyci to learn + the
death OF captain II. :. Kerr, which occurred ui
Ahbcville last Friday morning. aged :iS ycars. 49,.
Inc deceased was well known all over the conn.
Try, having workc at the case ina GREAT
many cities. lrt"rly he worked on the >ror,.
printing III 'onmhin lie was alway, u ,i,uurh
member oi the craft, AMI ia" boys vii mis-. tie
"'"rS' h"h'" gentleman. who's" stately. couitc.
Gus 'c'tlhE AMI imposing hsnIc marked Linn "a
,nih n"onS men. Peace - his ashes C,I
R,fN..r.
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uI''liiS
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07
RELIGIOUS COLUMN.



p,aver itseif ana tha prstrr SER
vlte ire aaks nna r.slaed Tie
hravef.meetina rof understood Il
i Should he rs many ne word has
SUI Rttio mosnino-it conveys a.
their minds 1 vague IDEA 81 come
thing which thfv snpuose las no
scriptural warrant Hearing file the
standard Of religious duty with them,
and hence they are never seen at che
prayer meeting They make grave
mistake, for no one can live q chris
tiaa life without prayer
Prayer, as the expression Of our
desires, is the condition 81 mercy,
Tue channel Of grace, and tae avoWai
81 loyalty 70 God Nv hosoeyer
shall call on the name Of the LORD
shah be saved.
We must cail on him hy prayer.
ard should always seek % learn ils
valse as q means ~ oeiiFefahcc lFou
tne pefpleNlties o. tais NE.
IAe ocfiPtafes aatAof'Se sPeeta'
prayer service service Eiayef = 'Ae laes
ahue sl. az me religious aets =,
'ae Ola 1esia'neAe--'Neh lhe oilei 7"
victim was sh appear 4os merry
" men Aaeolatlas burned tle incense,
WaiSu was = y loei % 81 1ae
"noie lnulaeuue - 'ue Peop'e "ele
praying without
Aqe prayer meeting - 'he DIVINE
ipsAi q q fellgious ASSEMBLY. ths
savior has promised 20 oe WIN the
pieeehef always, even unto the enc
p I, tae ~oflo'' npt pc mas also saia
'Uhen Two or tAree are met "a my
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

A mans success in life depends
upon his getting the proper estimate
Hof himself; and il is unfortunate II
that estimate be either too low or too
high.
"Let no man think more highly Of
himself than he ought to think; but
think soberly." Is what Paul says.
Mistake in self measurement Is fatal
p virtuous life. The man who at
lempts to walk the wire stretched
IN the air without his 'balance" can
proceed but a little way before he
loses self possession and grasps the
wire TO save himself So II We try
to walk the thread Of life without a
proper self estimate thare is danger
of losing our equilibrium aud falling
upon the rocks of vanity.
The proper estimate Of ones self
is the "balance" which helps him 10
maintain his polse as he tracks the
line Of integrity.
Some place such q low estimate
upon their powers that they will
never attempt anything noble lest
they vigorously fail This IS worse
than vanity or selfeonfdeucc, for
10 that case there will he aetion.
aud often it is such as 20 10 good t.
some one Estimate yourself prop
erly and do your duty cheerfuly
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

The springs at the base Of the AL.
pine mountains are fullest and fresh.
est when the summer sun hiss dried
The springs and parched the yerdure
in the valley below. The heat that
has burned the arid plains has melted
mountain GLACIERS end snow, and in.
creased the volume of the mountain
stream. Thus, when adversely has
klried the springs Of earthly comfort
and hope. Gods great springs Of sal.
Ratoa and love flow ireshess and
hllest to gladden. the heart.
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,ra.ElaAernr - 3.

w- f.
-'. IA. ~ u~4
~
! q .ter r. 81
fHw sf.na fs
t,s.. ts.t ff r.t .vsn
C..fsa e fslaf sd eth
ersninent Baanba
cs.s @ef- aea.e tum ia lo
..ssea ~ n tE ofeauwsiion
$500 n,en onersfs and mans48 which
Is fo rs i+ed Iaa s. 5rg aate
threa years IA nliel IS aaav 81
verdict Ilusasl heema .a.a lo
them daring that sas 4hat sdssi ns
Ks the seft 81 man thav rish H. nave
iu ana atoana the Legislature 81 lte
country: that Johnny Davenport
IS tue SOFT af nam thet Wish t. see
Ia positions F.ie lne i4ee alIlaae
OF citizens IS PASSED upon; laat
Brady and Dorsey arc The proper
men 10 give ous ana perlarm CON
tracts that ClnkHug, and Gatlisld
and Blaine are aetuated solely by a
desire for the good of lhe people,
and not u all By personnel consider
atoms; L aii iAese things are made
opp aren't, and tho men these named
gentlemen are associated with In
poser shall appear q 10 Innocent,
patriotic and unselash5 as Sessions,
Davenport, Conkling, Garfield aud
Blame are, then the verdict ia 1851
onqht 70 be 10 favor Of the kelabd
can party, and in the eaurse q the
three years trial thl people ought TO
allow, as they have opportunity,
further advantages to these persons
and their associates. For Instance,
at the Fall elections this year and
next year, and the year after, The
people should re-elect Sessions and
the men like him, and should endorse
an administration made up Of Garfield
and Blaine. 1t, however, tie way Of
some Of those men seem corrupt, and
oil Of them seem selfish and base in
stead OF 10 a high degree patriotic
the people have no palmer duty to
perform than 70 rebuke them and de
| throne the party they belong to and
control I have no doubt of th,
final verdict. I am only afraid tha
the importance of the preliminary
action from this Fall until the Fal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

have sometimes compared The
Bible 70 q Hbendalier, and It's various
books TO eneircling lamsp, each diff
feting FROM 1he other in structure
aud size, but oil agreeing 10 that they
etnh divine light And as their res
spectiYe danes ascend heaven ward,
tiley inaliao Inward until they blend
in one grand column Of light pour-
ing is radiance brood Over the earth.
-R Jones.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

It's not so much hy the symmetry
Of what we attain in this life that we
.bre to be made happy as by the
enlivening hope Of what we shall
giaaeh IN the world to come While
a man is stringing q harp, he trissthe
strings, not for music. bui lor con
struetian when il Is dHished, he
PLAYS 70 make music. God Is now
fashioning The human heart for fur
Their ioy. He sounds the string here
aad there to see how f,r His work
has progressed.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07
Cone 10 lie oTagar meellag. Tor

Cone to the prayer meeting, for
You have the promise of Gods pres
fnee, ahd ID Bic Asnresenee there Is
fallness 81 Joy Maken frivolous
excuse for staying away, for Paul
has said HFersake not the assem-
bling of yourselves together aa the
manner st some IS
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

A neHlmn once presented q The
House af Lords was rejected because
the Kord humble was omitted.
How malIg Of Our petitions 10 a high
en- tribaHAl fsf becanse We are not
humble Sod giveth grace unto the
loult. liat resisted Tie proud There
is something n the appeals Of hui
miliiY which God cannot resist
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

AL persons indebted 70 Myers.
Housman i Co are hereby notified
Is call and settle otherwise suits viii
be brought against them The under.
signed holds all notes and accounts
doe said ilrm, IS Assignee 81 same.
and IS alone NnlnQfizeu to collect and
receipt Tor same
c. G MURRAY, Assignee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-07-07

The libel suit against The Grenada
Sentinel, which was tried last week i,
resulted in mistrial-the juty
standing eight for acquittal and four
for conviction. After having the
case under consideration for nearly
two daga Tie Jury was discharged
The amount sued for by Mr. Moore,
the Methodist minister was SIS 600.
-Ex.