Richmond planet., 1889-07-27
FROM KENTUCKY.
Personals Il Briefs.
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OUISV. LIE. KY, J1lv %. SO.
The Lawn FeGe by the Dumas this week
I will be grand affair. The Programme
/ will consist of Music and Dancing.
NJ r. Glen Anderson is i'll at his resi-
dence OH Eighth Street, near Lexington.
There was grand Republican Rally
! for Colson and Mer!weather at 18th and
/ Walnut ST., last Tuesday night.
The p lex Wick Clubs Pic mic at Short
Line TX was very en- joyable affair.
! Charles 5. Morris, spoke in the grand
+ Republican Rally from the Court House
} last Monday night
Mrs. Rebecca Elliot aud Miss Daisy
! Murphy, of Cincinnati, are the guests of
Mrs Thomas Henry, 1929 Eleventh st.
Mrs. inney jackson of Lexington, KY,
was in the city last Sunday.
The death of Mr. w. H. Marley who
died Friday at midnight July 10Th, was
lamented by his many friends. He had
been i'll for several days, and suffered
much pain. Mr.. Marley was an enterpris
ing Boot and SnOe maker.
some of our yonng ladies' have great
faith IN prayer The Misses NJ B. Il.
f. G. and Z ID. prayed to pass the Teach
ers examina i,n--they passed. They
then prayed for an appointment, after
receiving that, they are now praying for
an increase OF salary. We wish them
success, for they deserve it.
Miss Mary Fifz>utler left Saturday |
morning July Goth for Adrian, Mich, |
to spend the summer.
Tie Misses K. J.~Davis and r Rogers |
have returned to the city.
Miss K lith Cald we'll of Nashville Tenn,
was in the city last week the guest of Miss
Amanda Thomas.
hnp of Il
at the residence of Miss Ellen Ballock,
last Thursday and from there went to sur
prise Miss E lith Caldwell-all had a.
grand time and voted 1T one OF the most
plea, ant affairs of the season.
Mrs. Green who some months ago was
thrown from buggy III New Albany, Ind.
and severely injured is now able to walk
with the aid of crutches.
Mrs. Alice Gray paid her daughte: An
ia flying trip from Harrod's, Ky, and
left again Monday evening July 22nd for
Lindwood, Ky.
The Misses Anna Gray and Mary B.
Brown lett Wednesday a. m. for Laxng
ton and Mt. Sterling, k, to visit Miss {
Noley OF Lexington and Mrs. Halfway of
Mt Sterling.
S'me of our good people are getting
very wise. They pass Judgment upon !
man that say he has not tne aoli ilty to
cad in spiritual matters. OHer MIN all
5he discouragment in their power, and 90
20 the extent of sacrificing the truth {
carry their point, while they never attend
5he services If the church, unless it be
on especial OCCASIONS" and then they
'an be found in their accustomed places.
1t you should ask those very Persons who
know so much, and are such good judges
)f ability, TO explain any part of the Ser
vice. they would have to confess that from
ack OF attendApce and interest, they are
gnorant as to the forms of worship, and
- 60 the Aelief of the Church. Tney |
would be unable to find the burial service
or the article of religion in their prayer l
cook. They set themselves up as ildges
and not doors. | would refer them to the :
5rd chapt. and the 18th verse of St. James. !
and hope that hereafter that if they will I
md our youDg men that they will not |
throw stumbling blocks" in their i
way, by making charges, and not having 6
jhe manhood or courage to face them.
The Spirit of the world is incompatible :
with the spirit of the Gospel. 1t is the J
pirit of Pride ard not of humility, of v
elf indulgence, rather than self denial h
tlches, honor, and pleasure form the
grand object of pursuit.
we should all have certain amount of
'rlde, but should not forget humility and 4
elf denial. Riches, and honor are what T
We need, and what we should strive for.
'et they should not form the grandest Oh
ect or pursuit. While we are grasping
Itter the worldly benefits. We should
lot forget the Heavenly promises. AL. o
hough we should make ourselves as com
ortable in this world. and get all that is J
oming to us, yet we should not forget to !
lay up treasarers in Heaven and ''ren- il
Ter to God that which is Gods.
SFE EN-