Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-03-17


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view OF
John O.
VIC o'li'
80 poao,,h
lr;nio pihlo cocietv
49, i, ~ 49, ~,,,rnose
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= 1oour,oa ov,stod ~ ro,a
= rostordov oonoorrino tho
- bonds ~ 40 orhshino
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s;dont Of tho wos1a,on Eon,oIe
5nm~' inc tho contoro,co 70 ottord :.
Or Harris. n Toirao ~ tho+ hod, 1rhioh
Institute 1nVi'' e. +ho Orar. 11onso tho col,
compllmeh'"'' stss@ NJ
would take plaoe ittao 70 oons15er tho on
lowing day d, r,ry 10 of the Conference se5o
The Special ooi +i no.a $3.50
portionhl7nU' T.titrf s~b tho anraaIs noade
for the fai t1v throue v Mr. Dun1on tbt
and suoseq Cr,n snd Res;es d. adj Roth sneakers
by d. W. 80 e182 was raisf let's to he educa
Agent "i, ~ 1angth the ohje aaySSAggrv for which
explau - NON for the minisei ed at Angus
ting coloie . "a haen establish sSs
TINS 1ns''. y EIu1iben
ia, Georgia. ona Rev, w. Yea ~ ,Doro wei
Rev Dr. 49, ~, rn,sconal Chu, ference ond
the latter o. sn a., bar of the CT seaings when
coined VIM, - ,art in the proc ssssssm
invlteo W nv
SO dlspos .raay Fourth nsual hour
60 ossambled at thr g COY
Conierop To,ro nresiding. RR %ssNS ices nv read
Bisnop ,otod the opening set raw near q
D. ~, INN commencing, u sae.a ~
ing wv odn asad and ap-
son vi .+os of Yesterday were -
t Inc .iii 80 Snort of the
proven. oolnortaee, and N$s Ii
APaPei - college were reerf Retains A ne
Valley -, 90 led attention.. s5ts&ss9
Pr Dr. ~. uouse in his han. ann who
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uuoeFsra 80 oloss was also 4 r. oo.;
hao passo W tod to full co ssss III, "a W.;
Inc secol - 90 rnarence L. K, Ag,siasss zl5,tt t,oo
+. D. fre'Vs 1Joht John O, Il go ord
L. Dohy JUN m 1,b1mann al No. 49, e.,
u. "hi'e' s ~ the ConferenS +od tb.
were w. D;shon Wilson CO., hi ssstsaaSo ,nhiot
mempersnip - deiivered the chr "a IA II ocrotion
e&alhn" ~ doctrine and CO.. 5ssge
was thoiou ,Iis,rv >ilas ,nder tho
whohy " ~ deferred enauiresS ssass and the
flesu .. ~ cau was compile.
"A euo IN ,ossed dressed
cnaiaoU 1r-;.on Rook-Editor, nara
afronca giving Interest," seta of the
the Conference I'D the import Nv h.
1--WE Oh MS =. 1;r, and the &C n sTS3ssnon
work enuusee0 49, 70 IT. IASzR &gss - i
Is requ.i ,s;.ion To what it oAl, ,ss@arrors
oehce' III MI axtra labor arise \ \ ID nv
enormous. hich should be ioS.L ssssss mt .
anu ,, BUSINESS with his dep ~ ssasi,tor
those hsVlns aos he had been the book sd naees
~ ING .d closely thirt7 fhousa1ss sss sit1
ne nao eAa ,;oh .nr,ved the nessSsS@ rrt,
OF MANUSCRIPT W." 49, rr;ntinp of S.sMs w..
of accuracy too ~ ,, - revse the re s.s4 M
Thousand hames 80 ooont1v had vrfsssS y.
of forty secretaries, anu -. ot,ontioSI& Il y.
over enc hundred leI'eie :s +his utl
Inaccuracies The woIk lequ, -. - .tssset iese
nyi order TO secure VII 80 m instas ss 'h0s
publications. shouiu oe. ~ ronorts he ~ ia
u lllus'r 'e INC !, socratarv reps ~ =,
sometimes 10 oea' VIII. - rios contaissaS4s y
ing from eeita .n..an+s reno1rt 81 ~
Inir' hse o ,iaonts He CON
seventy ' 49,, ~ orror 70 ann 1870
s~~-3 . " 80 t,a ahor ir,nosed nnon him "a ~,
80. -.si.,o,a. could wall he IMAGINED ;Sss,a
stated that his duties had required the rev. re
-, fonr Years, time If absent as
-, ,roof oh eets had to follow hin ssN
49, rrintino would STOP which could not b. sS&
oIIowad The difference between the Church @
S oI,rorv furnishing houses Is that the q
aditor Of the frst because of great impor iss
.o,oa oorrec,ed authors whilst the latter, s Z.
a 80 S+rot1v followed with the Z
ne ~ n,istakes on the writers. His
Lob VS. ware from twelve to fourteen hours per
do, ,r;tn ont weeks rest during the last four
wears III
,.o,, zs fro,, VIRGINIA and holds his | "
d. naiil th Poltimo,c conference | Y
.1, ,o, residing at Nashville. Bishop +
Inousn III" ~ tIorrison,s name wasl N
moiSe, W, ~ rin, in most complimentary | Z
eaiieu i 80, 49,. =, oddition to his service "
as booredtor he often in ,as p~ipl G1S
pen Tne foowIng named undergraduates all
from Sooreaed circuit advanced to dea, c
cons orders: w. A. Sites. Henry D. AnVle,
Henry Homan and Jno NJ sharpless, a local
,ao, advon ce5 to elders orders.
Rev D. c. Kelley. DID, of Nashville Trea-
surer of the Board of Foreign Missions was in
trodnced aud presented the necessities of the
great mssion-held of his church. particularly
as it was in Mexico In palmetto wolus .otoh