Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-24

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however, these little misunderstand-
ings in church matters should be COW
cred with the mantle of charity, and if
envy or prejudice exists let it pass iutO
the silent grave of oblivion Persons
may differ with me in opinion in this
matter and they may be right-at all
events L will not assume the province
of determining.
MORE ENTERPRISE.
Union is naturally go-ahesd little
place. We have now q new hotel
which Mr.. j. G. Bush has lately OPEN
ed for the accommodation of the pub
lie. His house is elegantly and neatly
arranged for the convenience and COM
fort of guests. We wish Mr.. Bush
abundant success-he is the right man
in the right place. We have two no.
tells here in a!l-Mr. Bush the proprie-
tor of the one and Mr. ADDISON Wyatt
Of the other. Old friend AID. is as atl-
TIC as q monkey and merry as a cricket.
Travellers Will always find him on
hand at train time, ready to accommo-
date them for the.
DISTURBANCE AT CHURCH.
The brethen of the Dunkard persau
SION held meeting last Saturday
night, week ago, ut their church ia
the Sinks in this county, for tie pur-
pose OF having feet-washing, then
sodp-drlnking and supper, then COM
munlOh, and last, but not least, each
member should salute the nearest per-
son To him or her with what the mem
bers call holy kiss. ''All went as
merry as marriage bell" till the Rev.
trend gentlemen who were fired with
ieiglous zeal began to preach. The
Rev. Mr.. Lilley, from whom l elici,ed
tins Information, is very active, in
uustrIous brother, and the success of
the church in this county is mainly at
tributed to him. But for some time
this good brother has been under a
cloud but now he thought this clouu
would be dispelled like a morning
mist before the genial rays OF the sun,
as he felt that he could behold in the
distance beatific visions. Before going
farther | had better state that some
evil persons had industriously circula
ted tales against his moral character.
This brother did not think that Islander
takes 10 itself wings fly off and
again return, though such is the case.
The Rev. MIR. Rankle, a very pious,
good brother. also heard of this, which
caused him TO pour out the walls of his
wrath on Rev. Warren Lilley. In a
word he had ''haHkerin" after This
brother, and determined to make him
act like the modest flower of the field
to neither toll nor spin, particularly
at that meeting. AS there was no
balm in Gilead for this modest Lilley
of the vale he concluded to take his eX-
it from the sanctuary anu with him
came his hosts of friends who believed
in his innocence. carrying the soup
eatables, &c, with them, leaving the
old brother, as Mr.. LIiley calls MIR.
Rankle, alone in his glory with a few
faithful followers, and they growing
beautifully less every moment. All
this broke up the meeting and the
church was now like some banquet
hall deserted" The old brother folded
his teut and silently moved away,
and as friend Lilley thinks, a wiser, if
not better man. We must add IN
conclusion that the most of Dunkard
churches have kitchens attached 10
them, but the church in the Sinks
have not, and hence the members had
to carry their supplies cooked. in
teryiewed Rev. Warren Lilley about
this little trouble, and he is anxious
that it appear in the AelCS. l read it
to him.
OBSERVER"