The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-05-26

} 'clir tClhr>t@rc Il trdAtu> cpltapE, Il vi.
rta4. Here lies the victim c. late Sa?I"rS:
/ %, it " ne ''Bvhali what bbstCr S.!l,t :li
! ;air.rj-it vii ,jo for p man; or it vii! ne,
,eu c,..!!.s 4 DAY closet my car;nly ex>s--
! once: or j; vii; BE- .'Thu1.ght could Jc.st
+; - wat j.G AT -, aE aG here; or
! nj! oe, Her. is the Consequence .: si,ting
! i h;,ssf ; VIII wet :"lI: or Ii VII Ge.
/ This i wavyc have stacked my harvest o.
! Wild oats: yr Instead OF words the sloL"cut-
! rc: VII: c'iszi To- IN eYirauE on The TOM
{ Stone ;wo tgu:es-nameiy5 dart AMI q
liver
| There is IND of sickness thai Is beau
rifu! when il comes from oyerwork :or God.
." one ; country o. ores own family /
! have seen wounds that were glorious.
! have seen IN empty slecve tha; waS more
6taGyfu, taau the most muscular forearm.
| have seen q green shade over the eye.
! SCOT ont IL battle, that was more beautiful
! ihau any Two eyeS TIM: had passed without
! injury. lave seen az old missionary worn
/ ou; with the malaria Of African jungle. wko
| looked 10 me more radiant than Il ruhlcond
cymuast. | have seen Il aother after SIX
weeks watching over 4 family OF children
down with scarlet fever, with 4 glory around
nec pale and wan face that surpassed the
angelic II ali depends on how You got
Your sickness and in what battle your
wounds.
five must get sick and worn out, let It
! be in God service and in the effort TO make
| the world good. No, ia the service Of sin.
No no, One Of The most pathetic scenes
! that ever witnessed, and often seelt, is that
! of men or women converted in the tifties or
! sixties or seventies wanting 10 be useful, but
! they so served the world and satan IN the
earlier part Of their life that they have no
physical energy left for the service ofGod.
/ They sacrificed nerves, muscles, lungs,
heart aud liver on the wrong altar. They
| fought on the wrong side, and now, when
| their sword IS all hacked up AMI their al.
muni;i7n all gone, they enlist for Emmanuel.
When the higd melted cavalry horse, which
that man spurred into many q cavalry
charge with chaInping bit and flaming eye
ami neck clothed with thunder, is worn out
| and spawned and rinsb2ned and springhalt,
| he rises up tc the great Captain Of our saliva.
ton on the white horse aud offers bis serv-
ices When such persons might have been.
| through the good habits OF lifetime. crash
!. ing their batteax through the helmeted in
| EQUITIES they are spending their days and
nights in discussing the best way of curing
! their indigestion, anu QUieting their .iangling
nerves, and rousIng their laggard appe;lteS,
| aud trying 10 extrac: the dart from their
! outraged liver Better converted late than
never Ch, yes, for they will get TO heaven
! But they viii 60 afoo; when they might
! have wheeled up the steep hills Of the sky
:! in Eiiah's chariot. There IS an Old hymn
,nat we used TO sing IN the country meet
/ iHg house when ! was d boy. aad remen-
! her how The old folks voices trembled with
emotion whiie they sang Il. l have forgot
: ten al but 40 lines but those lines are the
perOraton Of my sermoc:
Twill save us from a thousand snares
TGo mind religion young.
Tho {, ,nrnttzs.'s $ Address.
Tha following addres. which IS sent
out from Columbus, Ohio, explai2s
!irSslf.
| a Cac:p Cbase, Cclunhps, Ohio.
,asrs ars buried ever 2 300 CopfeGer
ase so-G:e1s From Virginia, 357;
; KsatGcay, 15S; Tennessee, S37; ala
barns, 431; Texas, %: Gsor:ia, 265;
South Csrolira, s5; North Carolina,
( 50; Arkansas, 25; Mississippi, 2Q2;
: Flor;6&, 81; M@ry land. 9, Missouri S;
/: L0uiS;ses 50; aad unkaovn, 125.
! When Ex President Hayes Was gov
error, ne ordered q Mr.. Briggs, who
! 7as 4 farmer N the neisAborhood, TO
clan i. I'D and take care Of the ground
| ard &e would pay him s25 per year
| out of TIE contingent fund; ira! was
+; 3o1e @ach year until The First Demo
+! cratic governor, which was Governor
Bislor, was elected. and Ills aajutau:
+; genera. ordered it stopped and would
not a}lo7itto be paid. Then the place
/! became Z villa waste again until
F.! GovsrncrJ. 3. Foraker, (row United
States sa2ator) became governor. Be
F; tnen caused MS sdjutant senersl 10
! correspond with tie United States
+; gcvernmect and explain 10 them tne
! condition and the disgrace It wss,
!; SID urged them TO fix it up and it re.
suited IN sn appropriation sufficient to
! build 8 substantial store wall around
j tne plat AID iron fence arouSd the
f.! C2nfeu crate burial ground at Sandus
ky: since then nothing has been done
with ii.
| Lest spring VIM. z. Kcauss, q
Uuion soldier, who was badly wound.
ed at Fredericksburg, Va, associated
| with him Capt. ". B. Albright, who
foug ht through the warin the Coafea-
crate army and some few other
friends, ard had large arch built IN
the cemetery, and decorated the buzz
al grounds with couple oi thousand
flags, ard on the arch had inscribed
Americans" also had profusion OF
flowers, hanging baskets Of flowers,
ETC., attsched 70 the arch; and appro
priale addresses were made by north
ern and southern gentlemen.
Mr.. knauss placed restrictions upon
al speakers rot 10 speak Of politics Or
any society, GaI 10 rise above al par
ties and be Americans, etc. There
was not an adverse criticism from
any one Of the large number that WAS
tnere aod tae newspapers commented
favorablU upon the subject and gave
much praise fer The brctheriy spirit
manifested.
Mr.. knauss betrayed all the ex-
penses. He has again called together
few respectable gentlemen to pre-
pare for another service there this
spring, hoping that it will ternicate
n an association to perps.uate kiad
feeling, also that there will be suM
Gent iQnGs raised 10 point up ;ne
walls winch Sur:ou9G tc1S graveyard,
! il not enough tc REAR al this year -
do pert tSis ysar &aa n5Ie nex5 year
Tae,sforei Il has 1eaA resolved taet
tie U&scriosrS mere. e . c"nmit.>@
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