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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

A large boarding house will be
built ON north First street thtsspring
by Paul Brandstad, u Eau Claire.
It will be about opposite (across the
iver) from the new saw mill. Mr.. B.
was In the city this week, the guest
OF II. Landau who induced him to
invest in Little Falls real estate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

A. Tanner anu III. A. Itluer, who
own considerable frontage on the
east side OF First street south of the
Rhodes property, are planning t.
put up the largest brick business
block yet erected in the city. 1t will
be built with a view to using it in
part as a first class hotel, with
rooms on the lower floor for com.
mercial uses. The construction ol
this building is not yet assured but
It is probable that it will be built
It will be three stories hiuh<
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

Mr.. Shehan, OF Fifield, and j. A.
Victor, of Bechym, Mimi, who pur-
chased 60 feet of Oak street frontage
just east of the Baily & Hunt block.
from H. Landau, will cover their
property this year with a building
about the style OF, the Bailey & Hunt
structure. They plan to begin work
early, and will become citizens Of
this city. ?
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

q. y. EiNDBlsf9iaH,
.b1.tf Little Fa1ls, Mimi,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

John Buber, Of Drainerd. who ia
cutting several million feet of logs
for the Pine Tree Lumber company
this winter, was In the city Wednes-
day doing business with officers Of
the lumber COMPANY. 5Ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-05

Hansen & Larson, the Chippewa
Falls parties who purchased Is feet
frontage on the north side of Oak
street, at the corner of Wood street,
last fall, will build a hotel on the
property the coming spring. The,
are men of ample capital, and the
building will be a credit, to the
locality.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
Contributed Personals.

Abbeville, S. c., Jan. IL, 1892.
Mr.. Parker Jordan spent a few days In tow
last week.
MIR. Fraser Lyon returned last Saturday tc
WofTord College.
Mrs. Pascal, OF Mount Carmel, was visiting
Mrs. w. P. Calhoun last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. MCGOWAN and family
have returned from Charleston, where they
have been visiting for some time.
Mr.. John Loniax and family were the guests
Mr.. John G.. Williams, OF Athons, Ga, was
In town last Saturday.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken. of Cokesbury, was In
town one day last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. Hayne McDill spent Sun
day In Due West.
Miss Jennie Sondley left last week on a Wis
II 10 her brothers. George aud Tully, at Bes'
semer and Sheffield, Ala.
TIL last service OF the week OF prayer was
held In the Methodist Church Sunday night.
The sermon. was preached by the Rev. j. l..
Wilson, md was Il splendid one. There was
a goodly number Of our people In attendance.
Our town has lost one of its best young
men. Mr.. II. A. While left Monday afternoon
for the far West. Tom goes TO Palestine. Tex
goods house. Many friends will miss his
cheery lace and pleasant voice. We wish
him God speed. and a pleasant home In the
Lone Star State"
Miss Ay!eite Chalmers is off on a trip to
Anderson. She has been away since Monday
evening.
The city was lonely and deserted on Mon.
along, much the worse from the weather.
If you will Listen. you can hear the faint
sound Of wedding bells. Not the echoes OF
the merry bells that rang last Wednesday
night, but the first notes of bells that will
ring out gladly and loudly quite soon.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13

The Abbeville Press and Banner thinks
Governor Tillman ought to be reelected be-
cause custom has made 1t an nnwritten law
thata Governor elected for one term shall
serve two. But, esteemed contemporary.
Governor Tillman has been the ~f1ercest Of all
foes of traditions, customs and unwritten
laws. He has taught US that they ara chiefly
humbug.
Furthermore, no other Governor we have
ever had elected by white people has had
the greed for power exhibited by Governor
Tillman or been such a disturbing factor In
the State. Another consideration, and a very
important one, is the need we have OF a quiet.
conservative and substantial State govern
nent, a settled policy and o united people for
the funding of our State debt. The indica.
lions that the present administration can do
that work satisfactorily are not encouraging.
-Greenville News.
All that you say is true, brother. Governor
Tillman has broken the record. He has made
few. If any friends, since he has been Govern
or. He has disappointed his friends, and eX.
asperated his enemies. AS a consequence, he
will have a stumpy road to travel, II he gets
back to the State House. The opposition, II
not more pronounced, is certainly more Wig
orous and more determined, than ever before
He has affected nc reforms, and his Legisla,
ture as q body, was the weakest and
most incompetent that has sat In South Car
olina since 1876. The scandal about the free
passes destroyed the confidence Of man. o.
his adherents, and the very pronounced way
In which the Legislature put itself on record
In that matter WAS a severe blow. II come
too, not from his enemies, but from hit
friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Personal Paragraphs by the Ninety
Six Pencil Pusher.
NINETY-SIX, s. c., Jan. IL, 1892

NISETY-SIX, s. g., Jan. IL, 1897.
The Rev. DR.. Beatty. successor OF the Rev.
will preach ut this place on the first Sabbath
in March.
MIR. Wallace Townsend will clerk for ]. P.
Phillips & B'o.. this year. For the present he
and wife are boarding at Mr.. Weir's. They
will go to housekeeping soon..
w. T.. Fouche has given up the position as
constable for Trial Justice McCaslau and has
gone into the ''churn business"
Mrs. Carter has moved TO Ninety-Six and Is
%upy rooms In Mr.. StilTs house.
Mr.. j. f. Powers has completed his house on
the Watts Bridge road and moved in. He also
has one OF the finest boys born In Cow Grove
for many a day.
Miss Lila Prince, IF WILLIAMSON, has been
visiting the Misses Fouche.
Miss Ridlehaber was burned to death at the
house OF her sister Mrs. Moore near Dyson's
recently.
Miss Archie Bozeman has returned from n
long visit to friends In Laurens.
Mr.. j. b. Haltiwanger has decided not 10
build at Greenwood but Will move to or near
MIR. j. D. Watson has established a store at
Cross Hill. We wish him much success
Mr.. Henry Williamson who has been clerk
Ing for Mr.. 7, &. Lipscomo has gone to farm
Ing. =,
A good deal OF corn is being brought in and
sold in small quantities.
Miss Lou Bohemian has been elected an as
sistant in the High School at Woodrufis.
They have made a wise selection. Miss BoZe-
man is an accomplished, highly educated lady
having taken her degrees at Hollin's Institute
Virginia.
MI. John &. Crawford and wife of Edgefield,
have been visiting at Mr.. w. l. Touches.
A. w. Still and Robert Stuart are still with
T.. NJ. Lipscomb il Co.
Robert Nichols is with Henderson & Fuller.
DR.. Martin. Of Greenwood, was down last
week on business.
Mr.. j.. g. Sprott, of Abberille, was In town
recently. $50,
Miss Barksdale, a charming young lady
from Georgia., who IL teaching al DIR. SlOan'n,
was visiting friends in town during the holi-
days.
Ninety-SiX, and we see he has been nominate
ed now for the same position in Greenwood.
He made an efficient officer here and we con-
graduate Greenwood for having made so wise
u selection.
Mrs. Thomas Aston, of Anderson, Is visit
ing her father DR.. Sanders.
Miss Ellie Beard and not Mrs. Eliza Beard.
is teaching at Shack, )" NewDerry county.
DR.. II. NJ. Julian has gone on an extensive
trip TO the far West. When last heard from
he was at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The young white man from Edgefield VINO
stole Mr.. Z. S. Addison's buggy whip was cap
tured and promptly convicted.
Maj. Galphin has recovered from a severe
attack of measles.
Miss Emma Sanders, one Of our most es-
teemed young ladies, is nOw visiting friends
Mr.. W. Y. Sherard has closed up his cloth.
ing store at this place and will open II mann
moth one at Greenwood, He is a hustler.
Mrs. George NJ. Anderson Is still in Florida,
visiting friends.
Hon. Ellis G. Graydon was In town last
Saturday on legal business The people, OF
Ninety. Six have a fondness for Mr.. Graydon
and we wish he would come more frequently.
EAST END.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
LETTER FROM TROY.

TROY, S. c., Jan. L., 1892.
Rev. Z. w. Sloan preached an eXcellen,
| sermon last Sunday.
-Four OF Edgetield'S brightest stars visi,
Troy. Miss Modest Slollworth, Mis- Emma
Williams. Miss Mary S. Burnett and Miss
Teamy Dntfie. ,-,l
Mrs. Ann Z. Napce's sale will takelplaoe on
the 10Th instant. Let all come and! b2ing a
pocket full OF money, as there will belsome
nice property for sale.
Miss Mollie Title has taken charge Of her
school In Edeeticld county. -
Prof. q. u. Park iuSon had d pleasant time
In Georgia Christmas weeF.
We hear that Troy Is TO have an evening
news. From what we can learn they c;,n
have some strong editorials, as Troy ~ On q
boom.
There was a horse sold In town last WbeE for
three pounds of lard.
Our town was shocked to heay Of the death
of Mrs. W. +. COlhran of Midway.
Dr. j. II. PrcssIy's horse ran away with him
last Thursday, throwing him out and break
ing one OF bis ribs.
Miss Ida fiarvley, of Edgeheld, is visiting
Miss Louis Davis.
II is said that cotton is lower nov th4n 1t
has been In forty years.
MI. j. w. MulllnaX has boon elected super.
intendent OF the Baptist Sunday school for
the year '92.
We need two more stoves in the A: II. p.
church. Ni&k
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13

At intervals for the last ten years this town
has been agitated on tn subject Of voting 8
great burden on the property and bust
ness Interests Of the town..
This newspaper has disapproved OF the
schemes which failed TO appeal to our reason
and we now oppose the appropriation OF al
Immense amount of money and bonds to 6
purpose whose plans and specifications have
not been clearly aid before the public mol
have they been submitted to the voters Of the
town who must pay the bills.
In order then, that this people may hereaf
ter be at rest. we propose that If any citizen
will gel up a proposition to levy a tax to the
null extent of the law, we will favor 1t ant
vote for 1t, II he can demonstrate the tax sc
levied will be worth TO the town fifty
cents on the dollar.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13

We agree with the Enterprise and Noun
taineer that prohibition should be made an
issue In the next campaign. That paper
says:
"Mr. Childs is right beyond question as to
organizing a third party In this State, and we
think he is also right If he meant 10 say that
1t would be an unwise step to run a prohlbl-
for Governor. The point of attack ough ut To
be the Legislature, and especially The Senate,
as was abundantly demonstrated al the re-
cent session.. Prohibitionists owe 1t 10 their
principles TO make the issue In every county
so far us members Of the Legislature are con-
cerned. The question Is unsettled. and 1t was
completely lodged by the Senate, while q
majority of the House OF Representatives
voted sQunrely In favor of prohibition. This
majority can be retained in the House with
out doubt. and the Senate can be induced 10
reverse It's record, If the people are In earnest
when demanding a strict prohibitory law,
Let 1t be understood at the outset of the
omiug campaign that the candidates for the
Legislature will be confronted with the pro-
hibiti6n issue, plain and simple, and every
one of them Will be required to speak out,
without any lodging or circumlocution
There is no need to make the issue except as
TO members of the Legislature. and II these
are instructed by the people-the Democrats
in primary elections to enact Il law prohibit
ting the manufacture and sale OF intoXicat-
Ing liquors in this State, 1t will hardly come
TO pass that the Governor chosen at the same
IlIlG anu ny Tue Sdhlc HcluOu VII y NV
expressed will Of the Democratic party. At
any rate we are willing for one TO take the
risk, as this will avoid the complications
which would certainly come If any other
course is pursued"
The people Of this county feel that the sale
Of whiskey is an evil, and that stringent laws
against its sale would effect much good. AS
we have lived under the license system for
many years. we think the prohibitionits
are not unreasonable in their request for a
trial of their plan of dlsposing of the whlskey
question. If prohibition makes more drunk
enness and does more harm than licensed bar
rooms then the prohibitionists will be willing
to return to tie license system.
Colonel Hoyt is a popular citizen, an able
man, a conservative politician, and we nomi
nate him for State Senate from Greenville
County. The county couldn't do better.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
Due West Items.

Due WEST, S. C., Jan. ii, 1892.
We were visited with quite n severe electric
storm on Tuesday night. Judging from The
lightning and thunder you would have
thought 1t mid summer, instead Of mid win
Miss Carrie Wideman went to Prosperity, s.
G., IN Wednesday 10 visit her sister Mrs. u. u.
Mr.. j. NJ. White, Oft Seminary preached
at Woodruff on Sabbath a week ago:
Rev. J. II; Pressly preached at statesvil'e'
Mr.. 8. A. Wideman has charge ofa school at
Coddle Creek. NC. We know he can WELD
the birch successfully.
The cold wave began to make its presence
felt ON Wednesday morning with the wind
blowing steadily from the West. II continu-
ed to grow colder all that day and the next.
We hope It, will efectually route the grippe
before IL seiZes your correspondent.
Mrs. Edna Ellis. wife of the late Mr.. Joseph
| Ellis. died at her home hear here on Sasbnth
the 3rd inst. She had reached the ripe age Of
seventy. Her remains were buried In the old
Mir. j. T. McDill and Misses Ximena and
Katrina Hunter went to Abbeville on We'd
nesday to be present at the marriage OF Mr.. j.
Hayne McDill and Miss Jennie DELPHI.
Mr.. AS Kennedy returned from Atlanta
on Thursday. DR.. l. P. Kennedy Is improv-
ing slowly.
The monthly meeting of the Foreign Mis-
sionary Society was held on Thursday. night.
DR.. WI. PreSsly, the president elect deliver
ed his inaugural address.
Mrs. Brennie Taylor and Mrs. Mamie Tay-
lor, OF Lancaster, :. c., are visiting their pa
rents DR.. and Mrs. Edwards.
nh firm of Morrow, Nickles & Co., has dis
solved, and the business Will hereafter be con-
Quoted by MeArs. w. r. Cowan and G. \.
fiickles under the firm name OF Cowan Il
Nickles.
Mr.. f. l.. Morrow will devote his time to
teaching. He has secured n schoolat Warren
ton OF this county, and will remove there in
about q month.
Mr.. j. Huyne McDill and bride came up
Saturday 10 visit friends and relatives. They
expect to leave to-day.
Ne have heard OF several fatal cases OF
the colored population.
Mrs. DR.. Strange, of NaldoSta, Ga, Is visit
Ing her parents DR. and Mrs. Hen. y.
The week of prayer was as usual observed,
services being held each day from 4 to D p. III.
K.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
LOVE LAUGHED At BOLTS AND BARS.
Trial Justice--TOwn COuneil-.Sale OF
Valuable ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of
COtiOn.-Ciurns -.rOlitics - Person
GREENWOOD. s. c.. Jan. s. 1892

Greenwood, Jan. IT, 1SJ2.
Mr.. s. +. Elmore is convulcsclng from Il Sc
we're attack of grip.
The graded school building has received an
additional supply of new desks.
The editor prIdcs himself on having only
two columns Ui ad advertisements on the patent
inside. His readers prefer that there was
more on the inside anu less on the outside.
The iuuch-writlen-O runaway couple from
NcwberTy, after succeeding in outwltting the
old lady IN Greenville, were registered at Iii
ley's as man and vile last Tuesday night, Oh
their return 10 Whltmires, the home OF the
bride.
Capt. j. w. Lites has resigned his position
as trial Justice here, and Il strong petition has
Tlllman, iavoring the appointment OF Capt.
J. w. Kerr, a. man in every way qualified for
the duties OF the office, but l am informed
that another man is likely To receive the APP
At mass meeting OF our Democratic GILL
zens held ON last Wednesday evening, the fo1
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
DONALDS DOINGS.
DoNALps, s. c.. Jan. II. 1892.

DONALDS, 5. C., Jan. ii. 1872.
Times are unusually dull around here, ow.
ing to the short crops and the low price OF cot.
ton. and all business is depressed.
There is considerable moving around and
hunting better places, some moving TO the
cotton factories hoping TO better their condi.
ton.
The cold wave struck us last week with
genuine winter weather. Snow fell on Sat-
1rday night and to.day sleet is falling. Some
think the grain crop was injured by The freeze
prof. W.T.. Hudson is at his post again as
principal OF our high school,. He is assisted
by Miss Fanny Stall. The attendance Is no
as good rs expected owing to The prevalence
of the grip. About sixty pupils are In attend
ance.
aids circuit was held In the MethodisL cnurch
AT this place Saturday last, Elder j. b. Camp
bell preceding.
market since new year.
The action of the State Executive Commit
tee last week has caused no excitement In our
community. ~.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
MRS. ANN G. VANCE.
Death OF a Gt9d woman at an Ad-
yarAced Age.

Mrs. Ann c. Vance was born Jan. 4th, 1914,
Joined the BaptIs. {Church at Old Bethany,
prior to the founding of Horeb, aud Is be-
iieved to have beer baptized by her brother,
Rev. James H.. Ch1es. She WAS married 10
John Wardlaw He,fst, NJ. D., May 18th, 1885.
After q period Of ~ttitty-seven years of happy
married life, the Doctor fell on sleep and was
gathered unto his hthe rs in 1872. -!
Mrs. Vance was again married Feb. 2lst.
1892. to Major j.. K. Vance, a courteous gentle.
man and a member of the NJ. E. Church.
Rev. H. 7. Sloan performed the marriage GER
emony. This also was a union OF mutual
love and affection, until her decease which
occurred at the old hospitable mansion. at
two and a hall o'clock A. NJ, December 10th,
1891.
Thu deceased was s. model house-keeper, a
friend Of the poor, a kHer OF her church, and
OF all good people. iAhe lived beloved and
died lamented by aEKwho knew her. She
leaves q sister, Mrs. 50 bah Cothran and a ais
ter.in-law, Mrs. Jas. y. Chiles. and their am
lilies, Major Vance aid4 his family, together
with very many friendA, to mour their, loss,
and to rejoice In her NJ 4peakable gain.
She sleeps at Cedar Sp fincs beside her first
husband, to await TIE resurrection of the
saints. BLESSED are heb who have part in
the first resurrection 'dFor her 10 live was
Christ, and TO die was hiln." h. 7. s.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate Capitalization for Letters Of Ad.
ministration.
BY j. FULLER LYON. ESQ, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
vT7HEREAS, J.. D. Watson has made suit to
w me, ~ grant him Letters OF Admins
tration Of the Estate and effects OF John
johnson, colorcd. late OF Aboeville county,
deceased.
These are therefore. to cite and adnonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said JOHN JOHNSON, deceased,
that they he and appear before me. in the
court OF Probate, 10 be held at Abbeyille c.
H., on We nesday, January q, 1852, after pub
LEGATION hereof. at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
to show cause II any they have. why the said
Administration snould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court.
ihis1 18th day OF January in the year OF
[L.S.I our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two and in the 10th year
of American Independence.
Published on the 18th day of January, 1882,
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door Tor the time required by law.
j. FULLER LYON.
Judge Probate Court.
Jan. Is, 1892.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
A WELDON lLETTER.
An Example as to chOol Reports.
which Should ID Followed. = In
%terestinS OccasiOi :

An Example as to chOOl Reports,
which Should b Followed =. In.
terestins OccasiO} g
JONI SC. Jam 9, 1892.
Please give us q little q lice In your paper
for a few Items: a..
The sudden changes In weather or some
thing else has caused q ~ severe type OF
grip in our section. AlD1 g the victims OF
this disease are Messrs!b len Dodson and
Nimrod Davis, and Mrs. d Pdler, three very
aged persons. who are SUIT ny from q very
severe atteck.
Mr.. Thos. Crane, OF BI ~Eerton, Laurens
county, has moved his ia ly and also his
stock Of goods over and W occupies the
handsome store house Just npleted by DIR.
W. L. Jones'. Mir. Crane is al pod clever mer-
chant and proposes 10 sell goods to suit
the hard time. We Welco1 him and his
mmily In our midst, and bel eak for him the
liberal patronage he deserve
The school at Saiuda Grove In a flourish.
ing condition. The follow Is the roll of
honor for November and Dec pber, 1891, the
maximum being 100. the mini (um 95. Willie
Hughes SO, Idle Dodson gd Lizzie Black
we'll 9sL, Luvia higgins 98, Pbert Higgins
gS. Blanche Culberton 81 4-5. NQlle Jones 81,
John Davis 81, Mendoza High s W, Mamie
Jones 81, Laurence Culbertson Ltdia Jones
O6 4-5, Emma Gaines 90 Al, Oscsi DodsOn 96%,
John Higgins 90, Clifton Will. son 96, Ear
nest Higgins &, Nettie Jones w. Luanna
Dnvis 05 IS. Corrle Davis s'o Bessie Cork
'fT7he school clos ed tor the Chris bas holidays
on Tuesday night, December ~ with a con-
cert which did credit to both ted Ter and pu-
pills.
Miss Ida Jones, of Rileys, WI present as
organist, and the sweet music The organ
dispensed by her added much the enter
tainmenl and was very greatly al feciated by
the audience and school. The led ld session
opened Monday the ith instant h epeour-
aging prospects, notwithstanding he severe
weather and the grip. FnitS pup were en-
rolled the nysL day, and this roll II be in
We are working up TO a true re cation Of
the Importance OF education an intend TO
mild MP a school here equal 10 TIL est. This
is the only school In the county, az pr as we
know. that makes vocal music u clal STU
dy. 3Nhfey.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13
State Of South Carolina,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

. #F'EsrL.
WHEREAS Information has been received
w at this Department. that an atrccious
murder was committed In the County OF ABB
beville on or about the eighteenth day ofApriI
A.. D. 1881, upon the body o. Ed Anderson by
D. K. Cooley and that the said D.. K. Cooley
has fled rom justice:
Now, ~THEREEoRE, I, B. r. Tiilman, Cover
nor ofth State OF South Carolina, in order
that justice may be done and the majesty or
the law vindlcated, do hereby offer a reward
Of seventy-Five Dollars for apprehension and
delivery to the Sheriff OF AbbeyiIe County at
Abbevtlle Court House OF the said D. TX.
Cooley.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
Seal Of the State to be affixed, atCo
lumbia, this fourth day Of January
lSEALl. AID. 1891, and In the one hundred
and sixteenth year OF the indie:
~pendence of the United States OF
America. y
B. r. T1LLwAN.
By the Governor:
]. E. TINDALL,
Secretary OF State.
Jan. IS, 1892.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-01-13

The heavenly Master has still his
eve upon his weary followers, toiling
in rowing, and each wave of circum-
stance bears him on its crest We are
not required to live above circumstan-
ces they are assigned 20 us that we
may obtain therein a deeper expert
ence of the love and wisdom of him
to whom all power is given in heav-
en- and on earth.
If 0 are tempted, don't fight the
devil with your feelings. Do it with
the sword of the Spirit.