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LrnIn a a u i.gvmooBO, fl*-i 18^*m. I JHHora Omdd *Wrg*K-l wish to co.ZtLa municate, ttrooghjoar H5g ssQfc -p-~* Zmt^^t^er Alfred «»*jg*fc I wliereB. Previous to hi. second round,1 Ld Uo give a to accompany him on hu. next, and hold D. ^rospccts, j vine service at each precinct, e 8™* ner, stRioted I that effect. The appomtmentK, havrng beenj ^ ^ho take made accordingly, at 6* o c ’ 1 to theI have 1 day, May 28th, I left b^or\f their Llames to with-whom I am stopping termsiet more I which is 4 miles N. W. of the pe3 givingj joined brother Coleman, at the* resi them?U not he Mr. John Stroudt, on the road to the precmct 1 ^ fo]ould be j of the 1208th District , Be iwill on-. We reached the residence of Mr.I accotuIn the man, near the prec.net, ^ 1at crop, I At 12 o dock m., Mr. C. y , ered Itlionert, except his house for Divine service, an , t^ them iaxe gen-1 a short discourse to quite a numbersaving. • male sex, on the solemn reqniBi io , Jpositi*cnt-L «. ^t;“frc«, Be iegetables could not wish, under any the ftCcucum- Services ended, I accompanie ro I tain tlis very|Kemp to hie residence one “ Am,ot plant! where brother Coleman jomed u» m tUee^ l ^ oks very. mg, and we were agreea y en er • I maker sevemljly next n« wewere ,and bet-, Dist, and arrived at t P t in * v. 1 purpofor it is | dence of Hon. G. B. Spence) a u Q^jbe incMr. Spence was a member of the 28th baRegiment, and one of my * d. Mr.during the late unpleasantness,0°“a few persons met ns at this place, and ^S^nS wedld not Jcarrieas we expected to do. Georce Gar-1’ Vreached the residence of brother George ir ^ %bett where we expected to hold “5™ Little night, according to previous *PPlt;M Bnrk. but unfortunately our horses got awa MiUans, as we thought, and endeavonug fcWL u them, we made it too late « , ^ L B.have to bey, and ing very nd some tr Biers .of s guano, and are nore hog are very rinds and jjnier hadme up. them, we maae »*. - -- were I*'’ ***health of thought, for services that rng . a(U. Di.Lral thing pleasantly entertained for the “t • #nd Zeagl. Is, and a! ly nest morning we °nnlt; 4Cjth Dist I'L0?'is about j we were soon on the roa much P*™* lately.UtMr.J.R-Thorntons, «* s J Oniis bitten bout sun snako badWMr.J.n. inorniuu », - ■- -■ , Onmake had It ito'clock m, we commence^c^c- P ^ung man | copying a position 1 “ upon the sob- nel‘?'jrse than; tree in the yard. ' , , i,rilu,ds r,i Grant “| iecf The bounds of sin and lhebo,mlt;k'} r co,iplication i Brother Cowart closed Uonl 0usu6. But S00d order and attention of to «»SW lug „here, is ooprecedeoled, with the same Ke8^We'stepped at night with our strictfriend Judge J. B. Kennedy On ^Lndti the 28th inst, we preached atthe p of on,the 50th Dist, to a large and attentu ukc £Hero we hid the ple^ofW- ^ing brethjen, K«v. Moses Daniel brace UitteWalker Tbe four Districts name , reporthe largest portion of the ° , I countAnnh. We reached 31 r. vm. 3foncabout C r. M„ aod received o’doctertainment, during the short tim \ ^with him. Friday, at 10 oGlook^.M.^^rived at precinct of the 58t assemblv,troduced to on exceeding lar^ ^ -male and female, large andsmaU m thepm grove, a place selected by some of ttcjood 'ghly; but brethren for the occasion .iy S-Mly-! deiiveved it were attendeded in com 0j (/lt;*]•* greet, f ho -e?seemingly with “ ] mucbexpect under any cucumstances, amore so, as their s.tuation m tieseats was “‘^X-Ctve tongue cept one or two who Services con-sold themselves for , „ fromkes three cks makes ween two is. Some ut I willhe answer illed moreit I mighvper.alhocx.ty.tre having ight bhow-1 for Ais cts on the fine, thus t plantingighly; hutie cost of rs persist-ikes them we could ;jiure their»e ip im*y cash byour GOUU-Onr fall lie quality p for ourBesmeetiHeeaThmeetIF.Eel a bac disco signn make yoursold thejnselves ;of ^ ^ vept from (first i eluded hy Sev. • . T-denfield’s, where pret\pretjrathebrother Bichard Edenfield’s, where we received a cordisl tith a j here,s, we School hoose, and at 12 t Sum_r “ - -bers. ftuoat uutivl UU4 acquaint- maIn this seotiou ot the owuuu) ^ w ii ,v;th the majority of the people. *■ i g ed ^itn uie j 3 T T ifiiiiamson s,! prealt;ill be the M„ we arrived at brother J. J. «' Pmitry. A. Montgomerj- county, » here O’clockt 10 acres! aWreception. Sabbath morning at llocloc» the corn|I?reoched at ^water ‘‘“P le Effected by instm- quir.pose P . „ . . *liat t often haveered at the go in the faces, the ill be themissi do nlt; ty, a’ve tu tenbushels of poor land horse andsily. Fol-e, we could our fcirms, the horse mother of lents, and j made as q that di-2 pQQF, and Bather and ien spoken ie cbicken atiful; and even but-jase of all inty (these , have an-ermilk- It id.)\v Who.qnir(politpose to save ™ tbat I often haveX “ at I received my two v for the ordinance of Baptism, is exfir8d throne neichborhood that certainly';tavit aud this i that peo. Tellneed a church. 1 , 1Weslprescneed a churcn. ± Tpie go farther to church than this an y £££ evening at 8 o'clock, « Th MoXrrouteforthe ^U-.we were delayed at brother Anthony Phdip^-», 101 o'clock we reached the precinct. Bro- for ciher Colemau wa,so pressed with ^ of his office, and people anrnns to make the returns, we concluded to omit preaching. At ^ b 4 o” lock, r. M„ we left for home, some fourmiles in route, we stopped and dined w.Sr. Youngblood. 9 p. we reached broth._ _ • • i At. lipnrt witn whomTticul)nr genial Arr Youngblood. 9 p* 've It, er i B, Lewis’, that no^le heftrt jHp w offl gv~ek, taking | j reside. On th»8 £ ^et ^ , conni, Editors, Lrs and friends, with whom I wa-s acquaintpf of tlfor, as heJ,ind„ithwhomIwas pot, which madeit a. JH. mkinghiml ouroo 0feujoymeutaud a trip of ■ vritin” in-Lnd pleasantness, as well as of service. Ia anything | ^tisfied that I have never made a more gr he has told aWe under any circumstances, and 1have reason to believe from the attentwn p-* after the en at the different precincte at which I he uncertain servj08S( that some gQQ4 was accorop is t from the For the people of Emanuel county general , etter from U c~an say, so far as my observation exten, ,are as ready to do or confer favor*, 88 ^ Ifcvox copy, who people that I have ever lived among. Th J . a*ojth “cuss-Lre hospihible, entertaining, generous an ^tber it was 10bli|ging^yet with all those good dispositions, jnnnication 1 there arc as few pnblic professions of chnst,anitv as any section of country with which I has I tbereJ am acquainted, and yet as few ^ed 0“t- mm« iar none of besides they are generally very atte m t when thel .°e ft’t veligious services, so we are con , dj ^ \ A._____o ^Afirienav or want some iKan^'N ucu I five at religions serInventus. . (hat there is a deflcienoy or want some bank I «* tol Xre Faithful brethren, let n. fight on^for ed EShe noble cause, working the works rfrill ‘ ‘roast' Lw1.nl na whUe we live, that when death] ?r0„™ •- I thatsent m while we hve, that when death cometh, we may rest from all our; toils, am ng had to I nter into the joys of the Lord. Hy, work to ns, support us, and pve us enconrag ■%LEl\ mettt by ““ yoTur.wto 8ST w sthree law-Insurance I „i^r Wl 1 .,ha couple Teebuli; Toa»AM.-ramj»co,m^f the Be-1 County, I. -1A —-------• ^ i __ i 1 —---11—— ■“geneFrondroupacktardiTheftotfirst show are u er th ba t
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Sandersville Herald
Sandersville, Georgia, US
Fri, Jun 19, 1874
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