The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1890-04-08
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By LEGNA.


arrive Saturday, and be the guest Of
Mrs. Bishop Paine. One Of Sam
Jones' converts says: "To say that
the Rev. Sam Jones is an extraordi.
nary man is but tame expression
to one who knows him or has ever
heard him preach. The man who
speaking to his immense audiences,
can make each listener feel that all
his own sins and v ca knesses are be-
ing drawn forth, who can thoroughly
castigate the conscience of such
listener, then point him to the
simple road of right, and send him
away with the eager determination
to hear more of such preaching,
clearly demonstrates his powers
The man that can preach North,
South, East and West to people Of
every nationality, and of every
shade of religious and political COM
plexion, presenting unpalatable
truths TO them with most startling
power, and arouse no animosity Of
church, race or section; who draws
to his tabernacle daily and nightly
the high and the low, the rich the
poor, the old and the young, must
of nescessity be Q man worth stop
ping to look st," In q few days we
have this man, the greatest Eyangel-
ist of the age, with us. Let us re-
ceiye him gratefully and friendly.
Rev. Mr.. Powell, a distinguish
ed Methodist minister, of Nashville,
Tennessee, preached an eloquent
sermon to large appreciative con-
gregati0n Sunday morning.
-Rey. A. J. Bowen, will begin
Wednesday, and hold services
every evening at the tabernacle un-
til the arrival of Rey. Sam Jones'
Mr.. William Love returned Sun-
day from Dallas, Texas, after an
absence of several months, and was
gladly welcomed by his numerous
friendA His family will move to
Dallas the first of May. Mr.. Love is
one Of our most popular and prom
inent citizens, aud we will regret to
lose him and his interesting family.
Miss Monte Terrell will take
part in the Birmingham Kirmess.
With her rare grace and exquisite
beauty, she will add greatly to the
Spanish and Egyptian dances, and
do credit to Aberdeen.
Misses Josie and Willie Gun
ningham left Saturday for Atlanta,
Georgia ,..
Mrs. s. E. Rose, and her beauti-
full granddaughter, Miss Rose Flaut,
both of Palaska, Tennessee were
the guests of MI. G. b. Buchanan
last week
Mrs. W. c. Mcmillan and chill
dren have returned from a delight
fnl visit to Birmingham.
Mrs &. P. Thomson, returned
lsat Wednesday from q pleasant
visit to friends and relatives in
Memphis
Mrs. Emma Barber, who is Wis
iting Mrs G.. Sykes, will be the
guest of Mrs. Pauline Cunningham,
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Peter Gowan spen t
last week in Columbus
Mrs Sue Jinkins has returned
from a delightful visit to Memphis
Miss Mary Jones, daughter of
Rev. Sam Jones, will be the guest
of Mrs. A. j. Bowen next week.
Mr.. W. II. Perkins left last
Wednesday to attend Presbstery in
ColumbnA returning Monday NORM
ing.
Mrs. Turner Sykes, ofConrtland,
Alabama, will arrive this week to
visit friends and relatives
Little Master Ewing Love, We
regret to state, has been ON tho sick
list for some time past, bat 10 inn
proving.
Miss ResamSmd Perkins, will
arrive Saturday from Columbus, to
spend few days with her parents
DIR. W. H. Henderson, propri-
eter of the Star Drag Store has a
new Soda Fountain, it is very hand
some and "a thing of beauty"
Mr.. w. r. Holiday, of Prairie,
spent Saturday and Sunday in
town. ...
Rev. MI. Gambrell, ofJackson,
was in town last week
Mr.. A. ]. Evams, OF Muldon,
was i'm town last week.
Mr.. Jim Greene, of Egypt, was
i'm town last week.