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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

rNsp Yort Witnss", ifimmt in ieinsr Nr.
pom Is. Gpril lastsn Subel ibsr has
vGbineien @eto" bes 9rdFbsntsn grtbur
on unb ipri9t Suusrfi6tlt9 bic Soifnuus
aus, saB bas yltaatsmdnnii6s Document
bic SIutb Der Gborbsit unb &aisret, ueI9e
ieit Sabren sesen bic @btneien ani9woa,
enbIi1 ftauen m6se."
Gber, iast has 8Iatt, Gins LIT isbr MOTH:
penbis In Nmerita, etn @egsngepi1t ses
gen bic enorme Mafs rSmii9 tatboliider
Stimmseber, bic, weI9er NattonaIttdt ober
Spra9e fe aud anseb0ren m5seu, untsr
Der 2eituns elmer srintIi9 orsaniftrteu
5ierar@ie ffeben, BITE ibrerieits uiebsr einsm
fremben 6aupte %unbesrsnjten @eboriau
i9uIbet. "a Dtris o%rsanifrte 2sstou Don
Stimmsebern III INNER unb uuusrdnbetIid
auf Der Seite Der 2iquor. SutersFen uni
sesen aue WabressIn sur @%e,btnberune
BON Betrus BET ben @abIen. Sn einsu
Worte, 60 tn bas tbeuerfte unb sefdbrIi&ft
Clement tn Der Nation."
Sowsit bsr Bannfu9 bss ,Ditnss'
sesen bic &atboIiten. Sn ietner ud1ffer
Drummer (20. NprtD siebt bas ,9rifItde'
Organ ssssn bic Suben unb Deutf@sr
slet@aeitis su SeIbe. Sc ieien BITE Suber
seweien, Die ben Sal bes aroBen @eiddf
ties U. &. Stewart 81 60. In Neu Yor'
berbeifibrten; Re bdtten ibren Ra9si1wur
sesen &idter 5iIton, Der fe aus benz 80
tel tn Saratosa uerbannte, babur@ 3u'
@rfauuns sebra9t, baB fe bas &teiense
itdft su ietner Muf6iuns 3wansen. 49,.
Dtsie Broben mSsen senisen, nm, !,
seisen, baB Der aIte Ruomnotbinss Gana
tisuaus Der uiersiser unb fanfsiser Subr
nod iebr Isbenbts III unb serabe ~sesenwdr
tis, mo bic @inwanberuns 70 unsebeur'
O%imenfonen ansenomnen bat, wiebe
fibner unb brobenber ietn bdbIt1es 5aup
erbsbt aIs felt pieIen Sabrsn. Seins Wsa1
unb Stdrte In Der Politit betuubst Ct abe
bur4 feline wabrbaft erftauIi@en grfoIs
In Der Durdbriusuns psri1drftsr Esupe
reas' unb Wuderseiese tn uieIen Staatel
Der Union wdbrenb Der letten paar Sabre
W6sen bic 5reunbs Der Sreibeit ni9t },
ipdt bic @r6Be Der @efabr %erfsnnsn uni
ft9 aberrumpslu lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
Die Sebensm cite oeS betItseu
NoterS.

l1sber bic 2~ebenspeiie bss bI. 8aters I'm
8aticau briust Elm r6mii9e gorrslponbena
folsenbe in%tsrefante WittbeiIuusen:
gapit SEQ XIII. Rsbt Rorssns ,wiidem
6 unb 81 l1br auf unb f9s0t ieinem Ram,
merbisner. SoSann left sr tn fsinsr Pri,
pat. gapele BITE bI. Nsfe, ~ weI1er nit
untsr aud bsionbsrs empfoblenen 6rem6eu
bsr Sut,itt seitattst wirb, bensu tsr beiI.
Batter bann meiff ~eisenbdnpis bte 81. Com.
muniou eltbsiIt; mad berielbeu uobut er
our Duntiasuus nod Der Msfe bss bienff
tbuenben SausprdIaten bet. BaIb barauf
uimmt CT Elm sans bsidsibenes Srdbhid
Elm unb burdRsbt 1idtis bic 8situnsen.
gssen Of -ubr eri1eint bann Der garsi.
mails tautsiscretair Sueobini gum goltras,
unb es erfolst II cine Idnsers, iorsfdItige
Berutbuus Der poliiiidsn GnseIesenbeiteu
bes 81. Stublss. Nad Beenoisuua Der
feIben eribstIt SEQ XIII. ben Sscretairen
Der ueri&iebenen ttrtIi6sn 0erpaItunas
Dspartsments (goHsrssutionsn), ben bsim
81. Stubl bsSIaublsten @sianbten unb
Boti4aftern, ionic eiuislnsn bstporrasenG
ben Gremben aubiens. Die @er,te befeb,
len tdslide Nusfabrtsn; In elmer Sdnfts
tuirb er baber In ben rsisruitten Gbeil Der
paiieanii5sn @drtsn setrasen unb befeiat
bort feiuen Basen, pom NobsIsa,bifen ~
pferbe bssIeitet. 9isis Sabrten faubsn
tn benz aubersewObuIi9 miloen unb anse.
nebmen Blnter oisies Sabres fat tdsli9
fat.
I'm twei ubr Radmittass nimmt Der bI.
Batter bas sinfa9e MittassmabI Elm, MO,
bet istn 9isbIinssseri9t stto9tes Riub,
field TT. Nur weniss Ysrionen blrfsn
babel susesen isin, unb feline pom linen
ftt NIT BEN Yapfte gu Glide. Oas &ere.
monica bss pdpitIitsn Sofes q~efuttet
bbtitens, baB @dlts In bsmisIben Simmer
nebsn benz eib6btsn Glide bes paptss
Plas nebmen, wis has nameniIit friber
pobl u%ortauI, ais bte Pdpits nod I'm De:
fife Der weItIiGen 9suiaaft paren unb in
8afieI @anbolfo, ibrsm Sommeraufert.
baIt, 9dhe bel fd iaben. gu ben qerio
men, wel9e aud Sur Stunbe Der MabI.
set 3eo's XIII. 8utrttt baben, ssb6ren,
auBer BEN Bruber pes Papfss, Der Goms
manbear @erIini unb @raf Camille peeei,
fem 2iebIingBneffe. 2ssterer III 20 Sabre
alt unb bat feline Wobuun8 im Watican.
@ref 3ubopico pecct, Der anbere Teffe bes
Papfes, III uerbstratbst nnb wobnt nit
istner iunsen Satin tn Der gadts Der sri.
l1erpa.
Na4mittass ''3iebt F& &c. 5siIigteit In
bic prtuatsemd&er Surad, um 3u arbsiten,
2%fubisn5en 30 sttbeilen unb iu bstsn. Fine
Stunbe Dor benz ~MnstlusIduten rubt sr Elm
penis aus unb ersebt f9 bana@ In ben
Don &afeI NIT bsrrIi9en Grssten ssi1mad.
ten wsfIi&sn gosensdnsen bes 3usitsn
I'M 9ofe 9. DamaiO. I'm o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
9ie Stimme 0eu's XIII.
Die @atf5ut8iu.

Wdria, RaienfSnistn
Did min Der Nai bsgriBen,
8 lesue ietuen a%nbsainn.
l1ub uns ~ bsinen Giibsn.
Maria ! Dir befebIen mir,
@as sriint uub bliibt auf grbsn,
> LAB eS cine StmmelsIier
Sn @rtteS @arten tperben.
Btbits rns nit treusnt SleiB,
8 8pnigtn her 6rauen!
Die Se~rssnstliiten lilienpeib
Auf ariinen W~aissauen.
gpr alien fnts Der 8IimIein brsi,
Die LAP fein Sturm entlaubsn (:
Die Scfnuns, grim unb iUresnfrei,
Die Siebe unp Der 6laubeu.
. LAP bic Slumsn I'm unb UNI
Sn alien Sersen Iprp6en,
limb made ne gum Sstlistbum,
Drin 1it Der Mat eri9Ipfsn.
Die Seelsn talt unt elaubensarm,
Die nit gsripsifuns riussn,
Die fummen made Iisbssparm,
Damit is frsupis Insen.
Damtt fs slei& Der Na6tisaa
SIN 9isbe flt tri&rinssu,
nnc NIT Der 6reubs beQltsm S6aQ
Dir Naisnlisber linsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

melt %sefommen 1T, baB er gar tein DeutI5
rnebr ipri5t, bann wirb CT BON ieinen
9anesleuten bewunbert unb anseitaunt.
Webe benz Dsutiden, Der zines Ser,
aebens bsiduIbist wtrb, Der pirb san3 tids
it4tslos nit 6hBen setreteu, ale feline
S4waten werben bann pom ben Oddern
Der 5aufer beruntsr protlamirt. Soute
ct psriu8en, ftd aus benz SdIamme mites
Der au ebeben, 70 1T es sswiB, baB feline
eisenen 2eute iber ibn berfaaen perben,
pte eine 5eerbe bunsrtser @5Ife i6er Elm
ferbenbes S9aaf. Die Iauteifen S&reier
fnb iebesmal Dte, mel1e ben rueniafen
@runb baben NIT Steinsn un, f9 3u ruer.
fen.
Betra1tet auf ber anberen Seite BITE
Imeritaner unter ben san3 sIsi9eu llms
fdnbsn. Wie banbeIn antere Natiouali>
tdten2 Dte uetiu9sn ~wenisffenB BITE Wdu.
gel uub 5sbIer ibrer eisensn 9anbsIeute su
uerbeden. Dte ri1tsn ben sefauenen
Braber wieber auf unb ssben Tim WitteI
an BITE Sanb, etnen neuen 2sbensIauf su Be.
sinneu. Wan t6nnte iebr 145ne Bet,
rem oh,r cun Ws;fri.Is ME S"ntsxs mssr
siasnen 2anbsmanr, fat an ssbe beaten.
Sc 1T ni9t uuiere @bf&t aue uniere
Somnsn Mir $3.50 ~ SS msa.
nsr nm rohrhas,m ahI.r @.nra.t msrm..
;sS.n sIt.ys MN ;.S.r a.h.n.3.H"ms
msr,.r 81. ~. SU.r.kSss." J" nH"S,
hrsn, Shrm ,nh " SsrSsyn a.S Wx.a
49, S.n.r r.. 49, 49, hSus, tiu.u S.saxss
t.n @r,s.r 81. aIsts ssas s.nS
mr. S.nssrh.r ,,s h.sss S. .".
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IT,. .h.m 81. ~. VIZ SM sp.'
49, az !" U.I. y'S.uIVul's m os'
Stui nv ~, $500 g.;. L.1. We W
tr.ss;h ash;"s.it.n =. sue S.ust aa
49, css $500 S.. WSs S.aar vs ~
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NE ST. s4,TS;". MX. w" xa's"' u"'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
Sunae Seute

S~"DS @S"s
ioIten eS ft9 s,fiIi6 ei~nprdsen, bas es fur
ibr tiafttsss Sorttommsn notbuenbis TT,
ibren 4sbensberuf NIT gorit5t gu pdblen,
uub uenn fe bsnielbeu einmaI seudblt. i'm
aud ensrsii9 su uerfoIsen unb ni1t flid>
tis pom einem Y%ebsnsbsruf su benz anbern
iiberseben: vein roaenber Stsin fsst tetn
Woos an"
Oas 5ftsre We9ieIn bes 2~ebsnsbsrufes
1T elmer Der sew6buItdffsn unb na1tbsi.
ltsfisn Sebler, weI9e ianse 2sute ma9en
t0nnen, unb bisiem Sebler III es 3u3ul1rei
BEN, rpena 10 uisIe Weni1en ni1t porpdrts
tommsn, enttdui9t wetbsn unb pertim.
u,ern, ober In irsenb elmer Wsiie unterse.
ben. Ni9ts fommt btersuIanbe bdufser
Dor, aIs baB iunse 2eute NIT ibrer Behold.
tisuns unsufrieben fnb, neil fe mad ibrer
Wsinuus ni9t i&nea senus uorudrts toms
men unb bann baifis 3u etuas Anberem
sreifen, inbeu fe i9neueren grfoIs AZ fe,
Zen unb i&neaer REID gu w.rben sIauben.
Aber BON neun aus 3ebn Sdaen erwetft fd
bas, wie bic grfabruns Isbrt, ais ein sSrr'
tbum unb MiBsriff. Wenn DH um Did
ipausn wiuit, Iiebsr 2eier, 70 wtrff Du bies
beftdttst finben. Da III .. .. elm iunser
Wann, Der f9 gum Wai&tniften ausbiIusn
wollte, benz es absr i1IteBIt1 einfisI, ArBt
3u werben. Na9 elmer eiIisen unb ober'
1d9Ii9en 9orbersituns wurbe er, mos bisr
ia 10 Iei9t III, gum Doctor" sema9t, uni
u slaubte er, 60 mife Tim bas 9eIh
baufeameiie bufteBen. Aber ba er, ber
auf benz bsftsu Wese mar, ein ta9tiss,
Waidinif 3u wsrbeu, aIs Mr3t nur eiu
Stimpsr uarb, 70 bIiebsn bis Yatienten u.
BITE Dollars aus, uub baIb iab er ein, bae
er uure&t setban bate, feline Werfitdtte 3u
uerIafen. Ssnsr iunse Nbuotat bate ct:
mas Ti9tises seIernt, aber als bie glien'
ten f9 ni1t sIei9 beerweiie BET Tim ems
ffeuten unb ba er teine Nusbauer bate, ir
psrna9IdBiste Ct BITE, bic Ct bate, mari fi9,
tn Der Wetnuns, babur9 f1nsu ret9 Al
werben, auf BITE 9oIitit, unb fant snbIid
avn, erbdrmIt1en WintsIabpotaten berab.
NuentbaIbsn fnbst man 2eute, bsnen "a
omar an suten Sdbisteiten ni9t febIt, bic
aber bod nte auf einen srinen 3weis Tom:
men, neil fe INNER BON einsul @ei9dfi
gun, anbern seben, unb nt9t bic Musbaue,
babsa, I'm abIuwarten, bis Elm iOI9es ein'
trdsli@ wirb.
Sunser Wann! Gin roIsaber Stein
iest tsin Woos au."-Wenn gu Did siu'
nal In Der WabI bsinss 0srufs seirrt baft,
unb bas Tam uortommen, bann sieb ben
isIben 70 i9neH ME m6sIi9 auf, uub pdbI'
Dir uorfdtis einen anbern. absr laB
Did uiGt bur9 bas Strsben, i9nsu reid
werben 3u wouen, usrIoden, ben einmaI
seudblten Beirut piebsr a~ufIussbsn,
WdbIe Dir einen rebli9sn grperb unb bans
-balte baran fst. Wsnn Ou elm 5anb'
pertsr biit, 10 bIsibs bel Dsinsm Sanb.
inert. 0enn Du elm &iuftIer bif, bIsib,
BET beiner Runff. 8ift Du Elm &aufmanu,
bIeibe BEL Deiner @ei9dftsbran1s. Der:
foIse ben gsruf, ben Du sspdbIt, uni
penn etwas &sdtes in Dir fisdt, unb MIDI
ssrabe idIimme 8srbdItniGe BID uerfoIsen,
70 pirf Du tn Deinem Beruf sbsnio Iei1t
pteIei9t nod better ais tn sinsm aabsrr
rim rei9er Wanu wsrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

l1br ipsiit er, Der r6u,ii5en Sitte serndB,
gu Radt. 3uiiden ben beiben WabIlets
ten brinst man ibr bisusiIen sur Stars
tuns Elm @ldsden Borbeaur'@ ein, tn
psIdss er elm Biscuit taudt. I'm IL rbr
besibt er ii6 aur &ube. auBer Der Seit.
ueI6e Der 8eipreduns Der ansslsssnbei'
ten bes 81. Stubles NIT benz Cardinal Sa:
cobint unb ben 8ortrdsen Der Secretaire
Der Congregational seuibmet 1T, arbeitet
Der 81. Batter germ auein ober nit einem
ieiner @ebeimiecretaire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
Die DteStdbrt8en Grntes 9luSs
t6teu.

Rad suuerldifseu Bsridfn aus 81
Staaten unb Eerritorien, weI@s bas Aders
bausebiet Der Der. Staaten umfanen,
brinst bic Wsw Oort vTimss@ elnsn unl'
fafsnben Bsri9t lbsr ben Stanb Der Saa'
ten unb bic bissidbrissn grnteaasf&ten.
gs sebt baraus bsruor, baB MIR uns ale
9Offuuns auf etne rst&e grnts mas
@en blrfen.
@strsibs III trot bss unslnfisen Grnb'
linssusttsrs pielusripre&mb. Winterwsi'
3en wirb In fat alien Staaten, NIT Gus'
nabms Don Snbiaua, Ohio unb New VOrt,
einsn sr6Bersu grtras liefsrn. Mur tn
ben %lettssnanntsn bret Staaten wirb BITE
grnts bintsr sinsm Dur1l9nittsertras be'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09

bic sdussSuner bepeiien molten, bas Der
S4ns3ou ptrtlid Der gatsr bober 26bne
1T, bann foaten fis ben pom linen bsiddfs
ttstsn arbeitsrn wirtli6 b6bere 9Obns sabs
len. dig bts ni4t sei@istsn Snbuftrisaen
bieies Qanbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
RathpliSber 4irben,R alenser.

90 ibr ben 8ater bitten werbst. Sob. l6.
Spuut. ben IA, Sra gpnifa;ius, Wart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-09
H@tun8 tbr RatboIifenI
Die Gtimme hes perf. Pius TX.

Sn unisrn Easen f9eint BITE goriebuns
Der tatboIti9eu Brehe cine beionbers Miis
Eor geseben III baben. I'm ibr TIT es, bic
Urunbidse ber Orbnuns unb bes @Iaus
tens bort, no bieielbeu berri@en, gu bewabs
rem unb fe ba sa perbreiten, mo @ottIos
Estett unb etne talte @lei9siltistett bie'
feIben tn 8ersefenbett seratbeu lieBen. -
Stis TX. tn etnen1 S9retben pom 1861.
gBtr erfu@en Gle tnifdnbisft, allen benen
att enreut guten WtIen unb eurer @unf
seisufeben, BITE, NIT @etif besabt unb NIT
senigenber 6enntniB aIisseriftet, f9 an
6e Nrbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eit1ns
gen 3ur 8ertbeibtsuns unb 8erbreituns Der
eatbolti&en 2ebre uer6fentIt9en. - gueps
eitea Ptus TX.
9ie Stimme Seas XIII.
kucest lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(2aGet euer 2t1t Ieu9ten Dor ben Wen'
f&en, bamtt fe erere sutes @erte ieben.
unb Der Serr sebe eu@ ba3u Setnen Ses
senD
Geo XIII. an bas tn Barma sri9einenbe
4latt Luce" (2eu9te), anfans 1880.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30

gentlemen, to wit: Prof. S. II. Owens,
Col. w. II. Folk, Hon. q Hugli S 'Fho"l-
son, Mr. .Inn. II. Bacon. Ir. Pnf. p,
Means iy.,is AID Prof. Il. NerI.::; ihcrt
FIRE, he i; rcso'rcd,
lst That wa do hereby tend"r "iir
thanks tn nnr eIfici.nt :.ciitnl t'nnlmis-
sioner. j. w. Edison, ;nd also 10 Prof
B. + Lovelace. tor the interest aud zeal
they have manifested in organizing and
conducting Normal School for The BEN
eft of the teachers OF Edgtiield County.
End. That the thanks of the teachers,
and citizens of Johnston and vicinity,
are rendered to Profs. Neely and Owens,
for to their patience, zeal. and erudite in
strnctions is dTe in great measure the
success oG the Institute.
Bird. That the thanks OF the teachers.
and citizens or Johnston and vicinity,
are also due the distinguished gentlemen
who delivered lectures during the term.
18th. That the Teachers Institute is the
commencement of new enterprise in
The cause of education, and has awaken
ed an interest in the hearts Of our people
that must necessarily result in the ac
complishment of much good.
5th. That it, is the desire OF the people
and teachers that The Institute become p
permanent one i'm our County and hold
its annual session At Johnston.
9TH. That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be published in our three
County pnpsrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
The Union Meeting and Dedica-
ton at ParkSYille.

Saturday and Sunday last were
great days at Parksville-the deauti'
ful capital Of Washington Township
and the queen of the West side.
The new church is large, we'll built,
and beautifully situated. AS yet'
however, it is without paint, and with
out pews within or trees without.
But all these things will coon be add
ed for Parksvilla is no less jealous
in good works than enterprising in
material matters.
On Saturday the audience was
large. On Sunday the crowd was
overwhelming AID illimitable. The
Rev. Mr.. FAINT was the Moderator.
Tie Rev. Mr.. Collier preached the
Introductory sermon. The Rev. MIR.
Miller, OF Abbeville, preached the
missionary sermon. The Rev. MIR.
Fant preached the dedication sermon.
The sacred edifice was dedicated on
Sunday afternoon.
Ali tie churches of the D vision.
if we mistake not, were represented
either by letter Or delegates. On Sat.
urday the singing was without ac-
compartment. On Sunday, Miss Will
son, very kind and accomplished
young lady of the low country, who
designs teaching at Parksville, play
ed on the organ, and showed herself
to be quite at home on that instru-
ment.
Both on Saturday and Sunday. sub
scliptions were solicited ior the
church, and, If we do hot err, enough
was given not only to pay off an out
standing debt, but also to 60 on with
needed improvements.
A very pleasing feature OF this
meeting was the appearance in and
about the pulpit Of old father Samuel
P. Getzen, oil Curryton, who, despite
age, infrmity and paralysis, is full
of zeal, full Of holy hope, and eager
to bear testimony to the power OF the
atouing blood. The old gentleman
kneels with difficulty, and his voice
is weak. But his words are strong
and inll OF earnest exhortstion. To
hundreds of people it was profound
pleasure to behold his face once more.
The Rev. George W. Bnsaey, the
pastor of the church, was, Of course,
equally happy end busy. We know
OF no man cr preacher with heart
more single to the glory Of God-and
to his work-than George w. Bussey
On both days there was a basket
dinner hard by the church, provided
by the citizens for many mileaaround
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
Tremendous Improvement in gaing
Cotton.

Do our farmers and planters know that
cotton can be baled now in leas than half
the time required formerly? And far
more securely? Do we hear you ask !;
"HowT Well, by means OF the Baltl-
more Hand Power Baling Press, now be-
ing sold in immense numbers by NJ. A.
Stovall, of Augusta. Mr. S;ovail is Presi-
dent of the famous Georgia Chemical
Works, and gentleman of equal enter
prise, reliability and courtesy. The Bal
timore Hand Power Baling Press is, how
ever, as effective by steam or horse power
as by hand. Manufactured and for sale
by M. a. Stovall, Augusta. We hope
that none OF our cotton planters will over
look Mr.. Stovalrs advertisement which
appears in the present issue OF the AD-
yERTIsER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
The nussar Picnic at Lanham's
Spring.
The Grandest and Most Beautiful so.
cIal Gathering Ever Seen in
Edgefield.

so grand, SO bright, SO beautiful
SO delightful, so eSquisitely gehtee
and tasteful in all it's arrangements
|! that we certainly shall not attempt t.
tackle it in detail. To paint the bril-
liancy and joyfulness of the Ian
hams Spring picnic would demand {
pen and a fancy far more powerful
than ours.
As we have said above, and with
literal truthfulness, it was the grand
es, and most beautiful social gather
ing ever seen in Edgefeld and az
we predicted last week, everybody
upon earth was there-everv single
soul-all the continents and all the
most distant isles oil the sea. Gentle.
Jew, Greek ard Mosleml And heart.
lily DO We congratulate the tribes Of
Meriwether, and Of the borders there.
OF, upon the transcendeIt success OF
their great social manifestation the
McKies, the Lanhams, the DeVores,
the Fairs, the Simpsons. the Mlllers,
the Dobeys, the Gardners, the Shaws,
the Laniers, the Reeses, the Briggses,
the Tillmans, the Bunches, the GLOW.
ers, the Ryana, the Buffers, the Wises,
the Swearengins, the Rainslords, the
Holders, the Wellses, the Mayses,
the Meriwethers, the Hammonds, the
Mealings, the Getzens We abao.
lutely love to write their nameal
The Pavilion is vast and beautiful.
When finished-painted and orna-
meuted-it will be the social pride
of all lower Edgefeld.
The band was fne-the most in
imitable dance music We Lave heard
in many years. The dance was charm
ing and continuous-quadrille, lane
ers, waltz. The ladies we're roses and
lilies in garden. The costumes
were surprisingly lovely and tasteful.
Tn. dinner was all that wealth, and
Injury, and taste, and hospitality,
and good cooking could makeit. And
Joy reigned supreme from the rising
of the sun to the going down =
same.
Some two hundred and fly
lars were contributed towa
coro opletion of the Pavilion.
was uuu q n1rrv-ru d0mpa,sAon Win
the grand hospitality-past anc pres
ent-of the gallant Hussars.
The candidates covered a thousand
hills, and sled smiles and welcomes
in great summer showers.
The Hon. George D. Tillman, who
had arrived at hcme the day before,
was present-the cynosure Of ALLEGES
and hearts, aud the victim of all
hearty hands and welcoming tongues.
Old George stood upon his native
heath And that heath hswelled with
lordly contempt ol all his enemiesl
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and we have never beheld hospitality

more comprehensive or courtesy more
ptIfp,t than at fair PArksvlie.
On Sunday afternoon the services
and, the pleasure Of the occasion were
marred b5 a long and violent rair,
iaasemuch that many people had a
terrible time in getting home. We
know Of two lone men who arrived
among their distant people long after
drenched to the bone-iust
as wet as if they had spent 30 days
at.thei bottom OF The Savannah river.
Bnt;the Parksville Union Meeting
and Dedication made up a very hap
py occasion; and wewarmly congrat
ulate our friends OF the new town
that they have secured so fair fem
nle to the Living God.
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hand satchel, we can do very well. By
we have alarmed ourselves in vain. Or
kird host is equal to all hoaritalitv: All
we all have lovely he'd; and eapIalaii
Cal. unhmbels his tongue until late >:
the light, and next molnlrg, at s, Cap,
jim and Capt, Capt. Cal, leading The va.
on huge bays, We are all on The line g
march for Parksville. This is sssne7
and an oft repeated one--in this greai
campaign of 1882.
Old Soldiers OF The Seventh.
Press on, old soldiers Of the old 7u
Regiment s. C.. V, as regards the pro.
posed reunion at the old Star Fort, Nine;
ty.Six. Keep the ball rolling. Do not
let. the project fall through, We could
not imagine anything more glorious thar
such reunion would be. Why not cal
preliminary meeting soon?
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For the Advertiser.
LOSING OF THE NORMAL IN.
STITUTE.

lrhe Edgefield Normal Institute closed
itA session on Friday last, and the ver-
did of the teachers who attended, and
of the people generally, is expressed in
thYs following preamble and resolutions
offered by r. w. Cannon, Esq and
algopted by the school:
HEEEAs, a Normal School convened
at 3ohnston Academy un the Sd day OF
July, 1892, and has continued uninter.
for one month, under the man.
aNement of School Commissioner j. w.
Edison, and the tuition and instruction
ofY Profs. b. Nicely anil s. Ii. Owens, of
Augusta, Ua., at which Institute The
te4chers Of Edgeiield County have had
az opportunity Of being instructed in
Tip most improved and practical modes
OF teaching; and, whereas, they hsve
bsen entertained by series of interest
ilg lectures from time to time kindly
giFen By the following distinguished
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How Honesty is the Best Policy.

The Inauguration of the monthly Grand
Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company at the time of its inception
with its thus seemingly unnecessarily llb-
eral offer of prizes,) was a very bold un-
dertaking for those times. But, the Hon
est, Intelligent and Reliable management
has never failed to perform to the moment
and to the letter, all that it has promised,
and now reaps its reward for its fidelity,
in having deservedly the entire confidence
of the public from the St. Lawrence to the
Gulf Of Mexico, and from the Atlantic to
The Pacific. Genps. G. T. Beaurogard, of
La, and Jubal A. Early, of Va, have the
sole management of the drawings, and So
or any 81 fraction of it, sent to M. A.
Dauphln, New Orleans, La,, will receive
prompt attention. The next event occurs
on Tuesday, August 9Th.
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The Campaign Nearing Its Close.

Edgefeld's sixty-odd candidates are in
their quarter stretch. Thirty days more,
and the hurly .burly will be ended the
lists will be made up, and each man will
know his fate. But these coming thirty
days will be days OF hot strife and weary
endeayor; and there is but one thing that
will carry candidates and people safely
through the ordea!, but one thing that
will keep head and mind and stomach in
safe condition. And that one thing
need we name IT'S PENN's BITrEEs
Penn's Bitter's for the Liver!