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The daily state chronicle., 1890-04-20
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
SUMMARY OF THE RELIGIOUS
NEWS OF THE STATE.

An Outline OF the Influence Excr,cd by
The Churches in North CaroIina.-
Items of interest.
The State Convention of the w. g. T.
e., Of North Carolina, will be held at
Concord July 10th, 18th, 18th and 19.h
Miss Frances +. Willard, the noted tenn
perance advocate of Illinois, will be in
attendance.
Joint revival services have been held
IS the Methodists and Presbyterians in
Washington this week. DR.. Mack
preached five sermons. There were a
numter of confessions.
On last Sunday the Charlotte church
going people were pleasantly surprised
Tue preachers OF the Baptist, Presbyte
riau and Methodist churches exchanged
pulpts. This was beautiful exposition
Of Christian unity.
Mr.. Lee, the evangelist of Edenton,
Is conducting one OF the most successful
reyiyGls ever held in yde county. Many
u the Oldest and most prominent citl.
Lens Of the county have professed re-
liRon aud are enthusiastic in enc >urag
ins him in his graud aud glorious work
Mr. NJ. }. Sawyer, of Fairfield, says the
.mpreSslon made upon all classes of peo
pie Is p'Jfound, and that the good effect<
.. lie revival Is eviden, 10 every one
May the good work go on -Elizabett
,I'y Economist.
Union meetings are held nightly in tn
SAN Jones tent by ministers of the dit
ferent denominations Sam Jones vii
begin 10 preach April 24ih, and vii
hold three services daily for eight days
The Charlotte News says that Mr.. 9. T
Wheeler, secretary of the Sam Jones
committee, has prepared the following
card Tor publication, and requests th
papers of the Stale to copy 1t: wv
understand that AL erroneous lmpres
sion has gotten out that an admiss OF
fec viii be charged at the Sam Jones
meetings here. Please state througl
your local columns that the report ha
40 foundation (the gospel is free. !"
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MISSIONARY BAPTISTS.

= revival is in progress by Rev. w.
T. Gwaltney in Greensboro.
Rev Baylus Cade, one of the ablest
and brightest preachers in the South has
resigned the pastorate Of the franklin
ton church.
\ Sunday School Association is in
session at Clinton this week. Mr.. N.
s. Broughton, OF Raleigh, was one of
tic principal speakers.
Rey DR.. II. A. Tupper, correspond
i0g secretary of the foreign mission
board OF the Southern Baptist Conyen
ion. requests Us to say to the North
Carolina Baptists that they Will have to
,crd, between this aud April 30th, So,
b2l l6, in order that their offerings FOL
gn missions this year shall equa
hose of last year. Biblical Recorder.
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SALE Of REAL ESTATE.

BY authority of an order of the Superior
Court OF Wake County In special proceedings,
entitled J. G. Maroon, Administrator; E. a.
johnson deceased, vs. Lucy A. Woodan and
1890, at IL O'Clock M, al the ourt House door
OF Wake County, sell at the highest bidder for
cash certain parcel of land on South Blood
worth Street, adjoining land of Mrs. Candace
Bashford, Dewitt smith and others. The said
runs back East LOT feet, and has on it two
cottag g. J. G. MAR. ON,
april-14 I'm Commissioner.
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Orange Presbytery.

Special Cor OF s5IATE ChROSlCLh.)
GRAHAM, N. c., April 19.--The Pres
bytery Of Orange has been in session
since Wednesday evening. 1t Is the
first stated meeting of the body since the
division OF its territory last fall, and the
erection of the new Presbytery of Abe
marie. There are forty ministers and
ruling elders present, and the business
III hand relating to the churches under
her Jurisdiction has been considered
and dispatched with energy ana mar
mouy. Rev. E. w. Smith, pastor OF the
Westminster church in Greensboro, Was
chosen moderator.
Commissioners to represent the Fres-
byte,y in the General Assembly OF the
southern Presbyterian Church, which is
10 meet in Asheville in May, were like
wise cnosen-the Rev. Mr.. Wilhelm, OF
Hllsboro, and DR.. J. A. Mclean, al el'
der of Bethel church in Guilford county.
Rev. DR. Johnston, who has been the
stated clerk Of the Presbytery for the
last ten or twelve years, resigned his
Office in view of his removal into Albe
marie Presbytery. The resignation was
accepted, ald a hearty vote OF thanks
was adopted for his efficient services
The Rev. II. T. Darnall, of Durham
was elected then as his successor II
Office.
The home mission work engaged the
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l. WINETROB,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ia Fayetteville St,
DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof. Antonio Bellezza will open
School of Dancing in Henry Hall
next Monday. The hour for ladies will
be four o'clock p. m, and for gentleman
eight o'clock p. N.
Instruction is given IN all the new and
elegant and graceful dances and figures,
Prof. Bellezza is at the Yarboro and is
ready for calls or for correspondence.
apr12
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A PROSPEROUS COMPANY
The Etna Life's Gains in 1889.

The handsome gains made by the AETNA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY the past year. in
every department OF its business, shows con-
clusiyely that the company is actively and
successfully, as we'll as conservatively, man
aged. It's growth from year to year has been
steady and substantial. The gains
were rs follows:
A gain in membership OF 3.z56
A gain in interest incUme OF i,doo.os
A gain in market values OF oa'9oS ooo 20 oo
A gain in surplus Of d13'Voc.oo 90
gain in premium receipts OF oo9' oo9' $50 $50 90
A gain in income Of 3oo'ooi' 3oo'
a e9s;n in nav husiness of 1895, ,511 90
q sain in insurance of 7,765,415.5o
m7-8m
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Evangelist W. D. Morton is preaching
ia Wilson.
The new Presbyterian church which is
10 90 up at Oxford next summer will be
Of brick and will have seating capacity
ii 400. It is to cost IS, 600.
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You can come to our store
and get the best corset there
is CHATS Balls), wear it two
or three weeks, return it, and
get your money again, if it
isn't exactly right.
The reason is that this
corset is right for nine out Of
ten; and we, or rather the
maker behind us, takes the
risk of the tenth.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
w. H. s. R. 8. TUCKER & co.
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A ST-CLASS PA1NTER.-Wanted i'm
n mediately frst-clsss Painter and =
first-class Wagonsmith. Address North Caro-
lima Wagon Co., Raleigh, \. G.
April-10-l0..
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CARTHAGE RAILROAD.
Leave Carthage 500 a. NJ; arrive Cameron
8:45 q. m.; leave Cameron 9:45 a. ni.; arrive
Carths go 1920 q. NJ; leave Carthage 400
p. M; arrive Cameron 4:45 p. m; leave Cam
eron 50 p. NJ; arrive Carthage 6:s5 p. m.
PITTSBORO ROAD.
Leave Pittsboro 9:25 a. H.; arrive Moncure
1910 q. M; leave Moncure 4:55 p. M; srrlve
Pittsboro $40 p. d.
VIZ. SMITH. Supt
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For Rent.

The store, No. PIG Fayetteville street. For
merly occupied by J. L. Stone as a furniture
and music store. Possession given imme-
diately. For terms apply TO Vim. B. Grimes
or F. j. Haywood.-2-2f-1m
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Naturalization as clerk by {
young lady. Apply at this Office.

The following is aresolution OF respect
and action taken by the Sycamore Valley
Missionary Society:
We pause Il. pay tribute of respect to
the memory of the beloved president of
this little mission band, Mrs. Julia
Nelson, who was called to her reward
August Sd, 1890, leaving a vacancy that
vill long be felt among US who have
listened to her wise counsel and watch.
ed for her gentle and cheerful greeting.
Her life was one OF singular fidelity,
purity, self.sacrifcing and quiet useful.
ness in church and community. Faith
full to every trust and duty she accomlish-
ed the work given her to do. A meek
follower Of Christ and a friend to man;
be it therefore,
Resolved, That we will ever cherish
with reverence and love the memory of
this gentle servant Of God; that We bear
testimony to her Christian life and her
reliance on divine strength in every vi
cissitude of life. We thank God for her
work and example, and extend our
tenderest sympathy to the family in this
their deep afaiction.
That we request the publication OF
these proceedings by the News. HERALD
and Hillsboro Gazette. SECRETARY.
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Elizabeth Lambert was born at Leeds,
England, July 22d, 1916, died August
l4th, 1890. The last nine years of her
life she was an invalid, yet she endured
her intense suffering with Christian
patience and resignation. Before she
became an invalid years ago there are
many of our citizens who can testify to
her acts of kindness. The night was
never too cold to leave her home and as
q friend minister to the suffering. In
her daily life, and business life as we'll,
she was noted for her scrupulous hon.
esty. During the war a shadow dark
ened her home, and the husband and
father gave up his life in the service of
his country. In the years that followed
she practiced loving self denial to
bring up and educate her daughter for a
life OF usefulness. Her Christian life
was an un faltering trust in her Savior,
and as her suffering became more in
tense her faith grew brighter. She
would often speak of longing to 60 to
her heavenly home. A FRIEND.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

At meeting of the physicians of Hills
boro at DR.. Specs office on Wednesday
morning. August 13, called on account
Of the death Of DR.. Christopher Mat.
thews, Drs. s. J. Specs, w. w. Shepherd
and H. A. Russ were appointed com.
mittee on resolutions, and reported as
follows:
DR.. Christopher Matthews read medi.
cine In Hillsboro, Ohio, under instruc.
tion OF Jacob Kirby, M. d., and com.
menced the practice Of his profession In
Buford. Highland county, Ohio, in the
year 1912 or '43, and continued there
until declining health admonished him
to discontinue a country practice, and
he removed to HillsborO, Ohio, October
LIST, 1865. His health improving some
and being devoted to the profession, he
entered again on his life.work, and con-
tinued it until the last few months of his
life.
In the fall of 81 he was elected to rep.
resent Highland county in the State Leg.
islature, where he served his term with
honor. This he afterwards considered
one of the mistakes OF his life, as the
practice OF medicine was more congenial
to his taste and in it he could do more
for his fel!ow.man.
He was married May 9Th, 1853, to Miss
Mary Vance, daughter OF Major Vance,
of Brown county, Ohio. The Doctor
early united with the Highland County
Medical Society, and was an active work.
ing member while his health permitted.
He was quiet, good citizen, an honest.
conscientious physician, priced most
highly by those who knew him most init.
mately. He united with the NJ. f.
Church October 18th, 1886, during the
pastorate of Rev. D. w. Clark, at Hills.
boro.
! After years Of struggle with that fell
destroyer phthisis pulmonalis, he went
grsdrtally down, and died August 18th,
1890, as the Christian dies, in great
peace, aged so years. Thus another Of
our Society is called, and the admonition
to us is, "Be ye also ready"
The Society and individual members
sincerely sympathize with the family in
their great bereavement.
Resolved, That copy of these proceed.
ings and report be published in the
Hillsboro papers; that copy be pre-
sented to the family of deceased by the
Secretary, and that they be recorded in
the Secretary's book of the Society.
w. w. SHEPHERD,
8. J. SPECS,
H. A. Russ,
Committee.
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HIGHLAND COUNTY ALLIANCE.
''Shall We Nominate . Ticket Z"

At meeting Of the County Alliance
held at the Court House on Saturday,
August 10th, the following persons were
present representing the thirteen sub
ordinate Alliances Of the county:
John VanWinkle, Lewis Gibler, Enoa
Haines, Joseph Mcclure, J. A. Burnett,
I. H. Nelson, q. T. Pope, @. A. Barry,
Frank Leslie, O. N. Pulse, Catch Red.
key, P. B. Harrington, Warren Morrow,
Pitt Sanders, Perry McLaughlen, r. 8.
CLANCY, @. Lewis, G. B. Edwards, N. A.
Higgins.
Mr.. Christopher Lewis was President
and @. A. Barry Secretary.
Those who had been delegates to
Columbus gave reports Of the conven.
ton and some discussion arose as to the
action Of that body in refusing to take
steps in the direction Of separate polit.
ical organization. The question was
finally presented to the meeting in this
form. "Shall we nominate q ticket to
be presented to the people to be known
as the farmers, peoples or Alliance
ticket?" Mr. Lewis counseled modera.
ton and pointed out the dangers of
class legislation and the impossibility of
founding political party upon the
interests Of single occupation. The
general voice seemed to be in favor OF
separate political action and the count.
ing of the ballot showed no dissenting
vote. A resolution was then offered by
@. B. Edwards shat the Executive
Committee of the Highland County
Farmers Alliance be hereby authorized
to call convention of the people High.
land county to put in nomination a
county ticket, to be called the peoples
ticket, to be voted on at the coming elec.
tion." This was also unanimously
adopted. Perry Mclaughlin warned
the delegates against the wiles of the
politician and wanted only Alliance men
represented in the convention. Mr..
Lewis called attention to the fact that if
this was to be Peoples Party, it could
not be consistently limited to the me.n-
bers of single organization. 1t was
finally determined to leave to the execu-
tive committee the arrangement of the
basis of representation and the fixing of
the time. The committee was further
instructed In call n masa meetino of
farmers at Hillsboro on September 11th.
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Does your Cake
Dry up
Quickly7

nO. your baking powder Il adulter.
asea With ammonia Or alum, ingredients
which are injurious 10 health and are
used py unscrupulous manufacturers
simply TO lessen the cost Of the powder
and Increase their profits.
Housekeepers who use Cleveland's
superior Baking Powder know that
1000 raised with this pure cream Of
tartar powder keeps moist and sweet,
and y palatable and wholesome.
"Cleveland's Superior" has the
peculiar property, possessed by no
other baking powder, ofproducing light,
wholesome bread, biscuit, cake, etc.,
that retain their natural moisture and
sweetness. This desirable quality, in Q
baking powder shown by the Oflcial
Reports. to be the strongest Of all pure
cream Of tartar powders, makes Cleve.
hnd's Superior absolutely the Best"
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The name OF the greatest preacher of
recent times was on the register of the
st. Nicholas yesterday. G. B. Beecher,
Norman B. Beecher and Lyman o. H.
Beecher was the way in which the names
were written. G. B. Beecher is close
relative Of the great Brooklyn minister.
He came to town yesterday with his two
sons to see the spectacle that the Order
pf Clncinnatus presents every night q
)hs West eids Campus, kaenisSfA q
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Card Of Thanks.

I wish to thank my friends and neigh
bors for their tender and gentle atten.
tions to my dear mother during her long
illness and at her death. will never
be able to repay them, but the loving
and kind Heavenly Fathers blessing
will more than make up what it is not
in my power to repay. These acts Of
kindness will be remembered by me
during this time of sorrow as bright
spots to cheer my pathway.
SARAH j. LAMBERT.
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Hold on there, old customer, and new
ones. 1913 bags genuine Buckeye super
phosphate now in house, and 100 tons
various sorts of bone and phosphates on
the way. Will be no disappointments
this season. Pay no attention to drum
ers unless you want to pay their hire.
Don't contract until you see the under
signed, his various goods and prices.
Don't 60 back from one who has always
treated you right. JAMES REEcE.
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Death Of Judge N. N. Delaplane.

Nathaniel Norris Delaplane was born
April '23d, 1913, in Frederick county,
Maryland. In 1921 his father, Daniel
Delaplane, removed from Maryland to
Butler county. Ohio, and in 1885 from
Butler TO this county, near Marshall.
Judge Delaplane came with his father
to Highland county and resided in Mar.
shall township until about six years
ago, when he removed to Hillsboro,
where he has since lived. He was mar.
ried November 1lth, 1S41, to Miss
Amanda Miller, who died April 18th,
ls49. He was again married March l1th,
1852, to Miss Sallie B. Fulton, who sur.
wives him. He was for a time one Of
the associate judges Of the Court of
Common Pleas under the former judicial
system Of Ohio, and was for many years
a magistrate in Marshall township.
Judge Delaplane was a man of much
and varied, information. Reading was
the almost constant occupation of his
leisure, and memory retained that
which he had read in q marked degree.
He was a man of courteous and kindly
department, and this was not q form
merely with him, but the outward sign
Of q generous nature and kind heart. II
he could not speak we'll he said moth.
ing. He was slow to think evil, and did
90 only when to justify or excuse was
no longer possible in reason; always
ready to help, never to hurt. He was
pure in speech and in his life. At his
old home in Marshall township he was
for many years the adviser and friend Of
almost all in that vicinity, using his
unsought position Of magistrate to make
peace and to quiet contention, 80 that
very little litigation arose in that com.
munity and that he had the high regard,
it might be said the affection Of the
country side. He was q loving and de.
voted husband, kind and affectionate
father, q useful citizen, good man.
H. M. H.
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Mr.. win McSurely is enjoying short
vacation at home with his parents. He
has been studying law for three years In
Chicago and ID now connected with one
of the strongest legal firms in the city.
He is well pleased with the professional
outlook and enthusiastic over the pros
poets of great Columbian Exposition.
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Mr.. Will H.Shade, formerly connected
with this paper, but now holding an im.
portant position ON the Southern Pro0ress
published ct Louisville, KY, is visiting
his parents at this place.
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The Averill paint has been sold here
now for ten years. 1t has been thor
oughly tested and found reliable. We
guarantee every gallon to give satisfac.
ton and will sell it to you at the same
price other paints are being sold, that
have only been teated for year or two.
Il Yop want e ~ nDInting scall apa ~
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Misses Hulda and Julia Lefevre enter.
tanned number Of young lady friends
at tea laat Thursday. At later hour
young gentlemen arrived and the even.
ing was pleasantly spent over the social
game.
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Mr.. Hillias Hutsinpiller, an aged
gentleman n years old, died Tuesday
morning at 2 o'clock at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Jonathan Reed, on
East Main street. The remains were
taken to Buford Wednesday for inter
ment,
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DR.. E. H. Sabin and Hon. Isma Troth
will address the citizens at Sugartree
Ridge, Friday evening, August 22d,
Rainsboro, Monday evening, August
25th, and Buford, Wednesday, August
9th, ON Texas and the formation Of .
land company. Come everybody.
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I DElder Frank Foust will preach at the
Court House next Sunday at 1880 q. m.
and at 7:30 at night. Also 30 tho prayer
meetings will re.commence on Wednes.
day evening Of this week. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
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Misi Nettie Kline, Of South Salem,
who has been spending some time with
Miss Lizzie Strain on West Walnut
street, returns this week. -
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Mr.. John Carroll, an ex.typo of this
Office, has accepted position in the Mt.
Sterling Tribune. Success to you,
"JOhnny,"
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Col. G. w. Barrere left on Tuesday
for Toledo to attend the anaual conclave
of the Ohio Grand Commandery OF
KNIGHTS Templars.
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Supt ]. 8. Arnott, of the Greenfield
Public Schools, spent last week in town
attending the Institute and remained
over Sunday.
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Miss Sara Murphy's terpsichorean par.
Ion were the scene Of another pleasant
dancing party on Tuesday evening, in
which Miss Jane Reece acted the part
of hostess and Miss Nell Engel, Of Mid
dletown, was the guest Of honor.