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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
A Political Fusion.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. SIT is re.
ported officially from democratic head.
quarters, this city, that fusion with
the peoples party has been perfected.
The democrats will support the Wes.
yer electors aud the peoples party +,
the democratic state ticket. In
twelve coun ties the mixed tickets will
be placed where there is a failure to
agree locally.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
Clark Club Notes.

The executive committee and other
committees met and transacted business
last night.
News received from every point give
assurance of success.
The enrolling of new members contin-
ues.
The club is furnishing blanks for regis
teriDg. Instructions will be given re-
gscding the Australian ballot.
). A. McFaul, of Dallas, registered yes
terday afternoon.
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jurors Drawn.

Yesterday afternoon thirty.fv petit
and thirty grand jurors were drawn for
the next term Of the United States dis
triCt court of the western district of
Texas, which opens the first Monday in
November. being the 9TH Of the month.
The jurors will, however, he summoned
to appear on the 10th. in order that they
may be able to take part in their local
elections.
Judge MaXey was heard from reckhtly
by Clerk Dnval. and he stated he was
much improved in health. and would sail
from Liverpool on the 18TH
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
SWIMMING Positions

ATCHIsoN, Kas., Oct S.-The re-
publican national committee has
telegraphed Ex-senator John ].
Ingalls, that If he will deliver one
speech in New York and one in
Pennsylvania, Gov. Mckinley will
be sent to Kansas. Mr.. Ingalls, has
referred the matter to the state com.
mittee in whose hands he recently
placed himself
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
Storm on Lake Superior.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. S.-A furi-
Gus northwest gale, accompanied by
binding rain storm, is raging on
Lake Superior. The passenger steam
er Idaho is believed to have been
caught off standing Rock and appre-
hension ls felt tor her safety. The
vessel men are fearful that many
small craft will be unable to weather
the gale
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
The Street Car Accident.

Yesterday afternoon the LI0HT gave
only a brief mention of a street car acct
dent on Mill street owing to the late
hour. The car which jumped the track
yesterday near the Mill street bridge was
No. II, in charge of a man called
"Duckey," who threw on the full currant
and the car left the track and went in the
ditch head foremost.
There were six passengers on board
DR.. A. f. Sawyer, wife and son, and Mr.
L. GrOthaus, ST., were badly injured
Mr.. Grothaus is suffering with a broken
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
Big De moCratiC Rally.

PEORIA, Ills. Oct. S.-The demo.
cracy hereabouts have made elabo,
rate preparations for their rally this
afternoon and evening. Hon. Adlai
E. Stevenson and other notables will
be present and speak and thousands
are expected. The exercises will in
clude barbecue in the afternoon, at
Lakeview park and rally at night.
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A Dividend Declared

WAsHINGTON, Oct. S.-The comp
troller of currency has declared q
fourth dividend of 25 per cent in
favor OF the creditors of the State
National bank OF Wellington, Kas.,
making In all one hundred per cent
on all claims approved, amounting to
SSR 60
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Declared the Law Unconstitutional

BOISE, Idaho, Oct. S.-A special
from HALEY, Idaho, save: Judge
Stocklsyer, of the fourth district Cir
cult court. has declared the Idaho
test oats law unconstitutional. The
case was brought up by Mormon,
HON the registrar in Cassidy county
refused to register, because he de-
clined to subscribe to the test oats.
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Telegraph ed the Reward.

SAN FRANCISCO, October S-1he
Southern Pacific railway and Wells,
Fargo & Co. have telegraghed to COT
feyville six thousand dollars to be
paid to the men who killed the Dali
ton gang. The express compsny's
agent there is instructed to ascertain
at once who has earned the price set
on the bandits heads and to make
immediate payment.
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Crisp Will Stump.

ATLANTA, Oct. S.-Speaker Crisp
will start on his western tour next
week. He has three appoin tments
for Kentucky. four for Michigan and
then proceeds to New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
New York Athletic Cub.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The New York
Athletic club holds it's annual fall
meetings on Travers Island today.
The events are scratch except the
mile run and the mile walk. The
scratch events will include the two
mile bicycle race, in which Zimmer-
man and Tyler are expected to COM
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Cotton in New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Cotton futures
opened steady. November, 1872; De.
cember, sos; January, S22; February,
$50; March. s44; April, s54; May, S64;
June, S74.
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Gov. Buchanan Is i'm Ii.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. S.-Gov.
Buchanan expects to close his cam
psign In East Tennessee here tonight.
He has been speaking daily since
Oct. LIST, and announces that he will
not miss q day except Sunday until
Nov. Sth. He starts In at once on
canvass of Middle and West Tennes-
see
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Wnest, Deem
Der, II is to II Ia; May, SO ga. Corn
December, "A to As; May, As. Oats
December. SO IA; May, SO IL. Pork
October IL 80. Lard, October, 7.52
Ribs, January, 6.55.
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A Wreck,

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. S.-A Pan
Handle passenger and freight train
collided ten miles east of this city to.
day. The engineer, brakeman and
two passengers are reported killed.
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New Orleans Mark 2 ts.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Section
firm. Good middling 9-l6. Middling
Sales $50 bales. Futures steady:
Nov. Z Sc to 7S7, Dec. go to 7.9l.
Sales SO, 500 bales. Market still very
santimental
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Permits to pair have been issued to the
following persons since last report:
Salome Gonzales and Ursula Archuleta;
Lee Burton and Bette Brown; Gsabel
Lopez and Manuela Arrelana; George +.
Walker, Jr. and Emma Metze; Clay
Morris and Mrs. Augusta ReimSchessel.
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Weather,

WASHINGTON, Oct Sind cations
for eastern Texas, fair Sunday. north
ern wind, cooler in the northern sec
ton Sunday morning, followed by
stationary temperature, north winds.
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Music at Mutb's Garden,

Prof. Muth will treat his patrons,
at his garden, tomorrow afternoon
from till s O'Clock with q fine
musical program.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-08
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Press
Up to the Hour of Go
ing TO Press.
A Good Nights Rest.

WASHINGTON, Oct. SIT was sta
ted at the White House this morning
that Mrs. Harrison passed Q quiet
night and was about the sane this
morning.
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Lost or Strayed,

One little red Durham COW strayed
out OF lot corner Ave. E and Huston
street; will pay liberal reward for her
return. J. G. FRY. 1t
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Crop Reports.

HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 8 -Heavy
rains did cotton considerable damage.
DENIsoN, Texas, Oct. S.-No rain
here for six weeks. Cotton suffering
from drouth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-10-19

Abbeville. =. c., Oct. 10. 1892.
Mrs. C.P. hammond Is visiting relatives In
MIR. ]. r. Boyd, the polite and efficient Oh.
orator at the r. Il D. Road has left for the
Western Union office In Greenville, S. c.
Mr.. Willie Carlisle of Anderson takes the
place Of Mr.. Dick Boyd. as Operator for the
r. q u. Road.
Our monied men would do well to build
some nice cottages for rent. Several families
have turned away from Abbeville, not being
able TO get vacant house. Our town will
never grow until we offer some inducements
to new coIuers and by all means u house 10
live in. Our ra ilr0ad facilities are excellent
our stores are filled with all kinds OF goods
and all we need Is All increase OF our popula.
tion-then industries Of different kinds will
be opened up and our beautiful town will
flourish and her people grow rich and pros.
porous. We have the climate, the land. the
means, and yet all industries languish and In.
vestments grow less instead OF Increasing
and why In II SO?
Mr.. W. T. Branch now occupies the League
room over the National Bank, which he has
fitted up nicely.
Mr.. J. D. Chalmers is much better and was
out at his place OF business last Monday for
the first time In several weeks.
Mr.. Jas Chalmers, Jr., Is now Clerk an
Treasurer for the Town Council
Abbeville now has the best market In the
up country. You can buy any kind Of fresh
meat, and at any time.
idea to furnish the pews OF some of our
churches with comfortable head.rests, for
those who may be inclined 10 indulge in q
nap. And small desk might be attached tC
the back OF some Of the pews for those who
write notes.
Quarterly Conference in the Methods,
church next Friday evening. A full attend
ance Is desired, as the Conference year is draw
Ing to a close.
Rev. Nj. Dargan preached two excellent ser
mons last Sunday. Subject-The unSearch
able riches of Christ, and His bound less love
Tor q sinful world. After the morning service
q short church conference was heiu. Pastor
made report embracing the two years OF his
ministry at Abbeville, as follows:
Received into the church by profession o.
faith IL received by letter ii removed by
certificate 8; removed by death l 4; baptized
9. Showing net gain in the membership o
IS for the years.
c. Perry a son.
Look out for the advertisement Of the new
Bak kery.
The material for the building of the A. II
p. church at Abbeville Is being laid on th'
lot.
Our colored Bartists are laying the founda
tion for the building of a new church.
Mr.. Kirby Is building a neat cottage on one
OF The highest peaks In Abbeville. Severa
Others have bought lots and will soon buiit
thereon.
The first Florida oranges of the season were
received last Monday by A. NJ. Hill sons.
Miss Lila Bowie OF Due West Is spending
few days with her aunt Mrs. Russell.
Abbeville has many visitors this week AT
tending Court and synod. NJ.
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STRANGE VERDICTS.
Troupe Tells His Thoughts of Things
and People.
Lowndesville, s. c., Oct. 8, 1892.

Lowndesville, s. c., Oct. 8, 1892.
Miss Annie Lou Power took her departure
from our town Saturday for Greenwood.
Miss Maggie Latimer OF Abbeville reached
friends.
Rev. r. J. Williams Of Honea Path, having
consented 10 fill the appointment OF the Rev.
L. NJ. Rice. for the balance OF this year, preach
ed in the Baptist church in this piac Sunday
at ii o'clock a. m.
Mrs. j. M. Baker and her children, went to
Anderson Mondy, for q short visit. ,,.co.
nell Of Anderson, representing the patened
wagon brakes. were In town Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Franks returned from several
days visit to Anderson ns, usan Iuesday IT, Ahhsv,,,s
TO take u position in the post office at that
place.
Hon. ]. Belton Watson OF Anderson, came
er-in.law, Mr.. B. Berry Allen, till the next
Mr. Jasper Hopkins of Oglethrope county,
Ca, was In town Saturday. In pursuit. OF
stolen mule.
We had nice rain Saturday, which was
much needed.
MIR. j. NJ. Baker went to Augusta Thursday
on business.
days last week, at Mt Carmel, Mccormick.
and Parksville. From Latimer TO McCor-
very short in some places. From Mccormick
size, but is not we'll fruited. Many OF those
whom met, will make corn enough to do
| them another year. The last few week o1
good weather has caused the cotton to open
very rapidly, and the planters are much be
hind In picking.
Hurrah for Georgia. Last Wednesday will
| long be a memorial day In her history. In
| her election on that day, she showed to all
that she will remain in Democratic fold. Her
| very large Democratic majority (said to be
about 7U,5OO) completely showed under the
Third Party. Again we say hurrah for Geor
gla.
The decision Of jury of inquest, is about
as uncertain and sometimes fartetched. as
that OF petit jury. Sometime ago. man
was shot, and in a few days died. The yer
dict OF the jury was That inflammation OF the
bowels caused his death. Troupe.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. Lewis Parker. OF Greenville, spent Sun
day with his parents 10 this place.
Miss Ida Bowman. OF LoWudesVille, Is Wis
iting the family OF Col. j. T. Robertson,
No service In Trinity church last Sunday or
account of the sickness Of the pastor.
Mrs. Blackburn returned home last Monday
sfter a short visit to her sister Mrs. j. 5. Nor
wood.
Mrs: Aurlla Rucker returned to Athens
Miss Ellen Parker spent few days ir
Greenwood last week, visiting Mrs. Calhoun
DnPre.
visiting relatives In our city.
The sad news nf the death OF Miss Jennie
Zeigler. which occurred at the home OF hel
sister Mrs. Marshall. at Peidmond, was re
mains were inferred at Long Cane the same
evening, being brought down on the K. d ID
at 400 p. m. 1t is SO sad that In the FIRST
bloom OF womanhood she was chosen by The
bearded grain ut q breath, and the flowers
that grow between
Mr.. Thos. Quarles. OF Columbia, S. c., spen,
Monday night with the family of his uncle
We hear That the public school will be
opened next Monday. This is only report
however The work on the building Is pro
crossing rapidly.
entertained at the home of J. G. Klugh, ESQ
There was full meeting and the essay read
by W. l.. Miller, ESQ.,, was most interesting
The discussion was general and covered al
the phases OF the subject. Subject OF essay
was "Education Of Woman" After the dis
cussion the usual refreshments were served
and most heartily enjoyed by the members
and visitors OF the club. The meeting then
adjourned to meet at w. G. McG0wan's. Esq
The next essay will be read by Mr.. w. "
Bradley.
The OIL Mill did not run Monday evening
Cause some part OF engine broken.
Work vii! begin on the Associate Reformed
Presby terian church soon. Lumber Is being
laid on the ground and the brick are ready Il
burn.
Mr.. A. w. Smith is over from Atlanta for 6
few days. There is no place like home"
Miss Lila Bowie, OF Due West, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. l.. H. Russell.
The falling of lamp In the store OF w. A
Templeton Co., Saturday night came very
near being q serious affair. AS 1t was, II tool
hard work to extinguish the fire, and ther
only after several dollars worth OF goods wer,
burned.
Nine negroes convicted Of various crimes
last week were yesterday sent 10 the Peniten
tiary in charge OF Corporal Quarles, wht
came up Monday afternoon after them.
The new bakery will be open ed this week.
Short crops. short prices, and corn crib
meat house In the north west, do not 60 vel
together.
Ali parents who wish To educate their chill
dren at q small cost should move to Able
in the finest school building In the Stale, ant
with every facility for educating the young.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kirby Is building dwelling OF
the hill above the Oil Mill.
Very little cotton in town Monday and mo-
much trade.
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Mr.. w. T. TOWNSEND. nf Alice, 10 Ander'
son county. called 1T the Press and Banner OF.
flee yesterday. He was one Of The faithful
members OF Co. q. 18Th :. {. Regiment, VINO
went through the war with his company, and
surrendered AT AppomaltoX. Although ne
had not seen this editcr 81 ce the war ne rec
osnized his old comrade on sight.
AMONG the other sins and shortcomings Of
the Press and Banner we stated last week that
The verdict In the case against watt Hackett
was mot guilty" In Justice 10 that gentle.
man, and the Jury who tried the case, we Will
state the jury found MIR. Hackett guilty"
WE expect to publish our list OF subscribers
this winter, and wish that each and every
subscriber may be credited up In advance.
CAPTAIN EDWARD L. PARKER. formerly
teacher ut Abbeyille, died 1T SummerVille
last Sunday night.
WE were glad to welcome into our office
last week and this week, many friends OF the
Press and Banner.
Hon. w. X. BLAKE of Greenwood, Is look
ing after the interests OF his clients before
Judge Aldrich.
Mr.. GEORGE w. PRINCE, Of the Anderson
Bar, is In attendance on our Court.
CAPT. w. E. CoTHRAN, OF Millway, had
business ip Court yesterday.
MISS JEANNE HARRISON Is visiting al
Judge Cothrans.
E. S. F. GILES, ESQ.,. OF Greenwood, is In
Court.
Hon. E. B. MURRAY was in town yester-
day.
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in Old Greenwood, the same being divided in
and known as the McKellar land, bounded
by property OF Francis Arnold, B. F. Yoe and
others.
Also, that tract Of land being and lying
Northwest OF the town OF Greenwood, and
containing
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Florida oranges until the close of the season
at A. Nj. Hill & Sons.
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Serious Accident.

His many friends will be panied to learn
that Capt 6. NJ. Hodges, OF HOdkes. sustained
serious injuries in his Gin one day last week
His coat sleeve WAS caught by the saws, ana
besides other injuries, both hands were SC
badly cut that the amputation of both Limbs
were deemed necessary. DR.. Maxwell and DR.
Lea performed the operations. taking on the
arIns below the ell bows.
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% Shares Of Greenwood Bank Stock,
10 Shares GreenW'd Cotton Factory Stock

Are you an investor? Are you business
man? Are you professional man? Do you
desire to make change in your field Of prac-
tice? Are you a manufacturer? Do you
want to make sound investment? DO you
wish lucrative employment?
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Look Out.

II any man IS sensitive about receiving
dun, let him pay up at once. We are going to
fire duns at those who are indebted. If there
is error in the date opposite your name on the
address label: please notify US at once.
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Dr0Dped Dend.

William Bowie, aged fourteen years, son o
Andrew Bowie, colnred, near Ferdery. drop
ped dead last Saturday morning Trial Jus
lice W. f. Cothran held an inquest. The Jury
rendered O verdict to the effect that the de
ceased died OF heart disease.
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The A. X. 7. Church.

The building committee have sold the AIS,
ton lot on which they first expected TO hu,id
their church. Mr.. J. Allen Smith bought II.
The committee haye bought lot from MT
Thomas p. Thomson on the street leading 10
the G., c. & y. depot.
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N office! -!

Now is the time to plant onion sets. Fresh
lot of pearl and silver skin sets just received.
v r. Bailey's Drug Store. Greenwood, $. e.
good Il inch shade hanging lamp com.
plete for S2.25 at w. r. Bailey's Drug Store,
Greenwood, s.. c.
Ladies' hand knit capes cheap at VIM. +
Bells.
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One Hundred & Fifty-Seven Acres

more or less, and bounded by lands OF Mrs. r.
E. Oldham, G. w. Crews. G. NJ. Calhoun and
others, and known as the Merriman planta-
tion.
All Of this property has been divided into
lots suitable for building purposes. Plats Of
which will be exhibited on day Of sale, and
will be sold without reserve on day above
mentioned on the following terms:
One-Third Cash, the remainder In one
and two years, payment TO be secured by
bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
will also on day above mentioned sell at
public auction for CASH
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
. COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
J. K. Vance against Thos. w. Chiles ct al
Partition.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H., s. C..
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1892, within
the legal hours of sale, the following described
property, situate in said State and County, to
wit: All that tract or parcel OF land, known
as Eden Hall, containing
Five Hundred 5000 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of DR.. j. D.
Neel, H. Robinson, George Rosenwyck, j. G.
Davis, and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Ope-third cash, balance
on II credit OF one and two years in equal In.
stallments, with interest from day Of sale, Sc
cured by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF
premises. with leave to pay all cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
]. c. KLUGH, Master.
Oct. IL, 1892, 1t
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pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER INVEST
D ed in me, as Executor OF MRS. l.. }.
MERRIMAN. deceased, will on the
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


E. G. Newby ct al against Agnes H. Tennent
ct tal-Partition.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made In the above stated case, I will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbevile G. H.. S. c..
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, 1892. Within
the legal hours of sale, the following described
property, situate In said State and County, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land. known
as the real estate of Achsah Newly, de-
ceased. containing
One Hundred Forty (l4O) Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of John Har-
mon, j. A. Moragne, w. T. Jennings and 9th.
ers.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
]. G. KLUGH, Master.
Oct. u, 1892, At
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Death.
Come the day, whenever 1t may,
am waiting, watching still,
To walk in Jesus lOwly way =
TO hate the dark and love the day,
And meekly seek my Fathers will.
Then come the day! know power:
Nor death, nor hell. can e'er dismay,
Nor men, nor Devils, e'er devOur
This brightest, sweetest, blooming flower,
This lily in the human clay.
Then come the breath, when next Is death
1t is not dying thus TO die
IT'S the soul painting for It's breath,
And straiDing for the words that say'th,
"Come up and live behind the sky"
Then come the time to leave this cline!
Up, by way OF the starliL road,
To yonder City, huilt sublime,
Far, far beyond this vale OF time,
Where live the saints redeem'd by God.
l.. c. b.
Headouarters for all kinds Of fruits at