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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-09
WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY: SEPTEMBER g. 1896

start. but was passed at the turn by
Vincent. who was pushed hard ana pass
cd before the quarter. AL the hall Min
ME was first, Perry second and close,
and Elceree a good third. The nAgs
went well punched to the three-quarters,
and coming home e was great race be-
tween Alvina, Perry Vincent and Ell
ceree, the horses finally coming under
the wire in that order and but about
neck apart. Police was distanced.
Time, 2:2S14. Mutuals paid $1.5O.
Second Heat-Alvina was favorite,
and pools went slow at $40, field S12.
Estella took the lead at the word go"
and held it 10 the turn, when Vincent
went first and he'd it by neck to the
half over Trek.e. At the three-quar-
ters Alvina took a place we'll up to-
wards the front, and held it, gradually
pushing her nose in front as the wire
was reached and won by head over
Vincent, Guy Baron very close
third. Time, 2:27A. Alvina broke just
as she came under the wire, but It was
held not to effect the result. Mutuals
paid S2.35.
Third Heat-Elcerse was drawn be-
fore the start Pools sod Alvina so,
fed 50 and SO. Alvina led Perry Vim
cent 10 the quarter and half in an easy
jog, and this was the order of the lead
ers clear around to the finish, when
Es,ella, who was third broke, and Nc
Gregor did likewise. The heat was de-
void of interest, and the race was set
tied. Time, 2:251a. Mutuals paid $2.95.
SUMMARY.
West Virginia State Fair and Exposition
Races-Fall Meeting. lS96-F'irst Day
2:40 class trot. purse 500, divided.
Police, -. Lawhead & Royson, Will
mington, o. 1899: ....,...;,..,.;.. dis
Estella, b. m, J. NJ. Karr, Sewickly.
ia. ......... ......... .................+ D d
Campania Girl. &. m, Miles & Hos
ton, Milford. InG...... ..............5 6 Z
Minnie McGregor. :. m. G. r. jam
isOn. Butler, Pace. ..............6 4
Guy Baron, blk. s., Thomas Prince.
Wheeling ........ ......... ...........S ) b
Elceree. bay m. Riverside Stock
Farm, Weston, w. Na...............3 7dr
Perry Vincent, bay s., c. 5. Clark,
New Castle, Pa........ ..............2 Z :
Alvinio. b. m. r. Patterson, Youngs-
town, O........ .......... .............l
Tickle, -, G. w. McClery, Steuben-
vile. O......... .......... .........'''' D
Time
Quarter. Half. Three-quarter. Mile:
:37% 1:l3i4 1908 2:2Sit
:36i5 1:l3 1894 2:25i2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-09
THE NEW WAY.

1t is not necessary 70
pay - 90 and have
drugs put in the eyes
and be blind for "A
week in order To have
the eyes examined for
glasses. BY the latest
scientific method Prof.
Sba4 the DnfIciau. by
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
THE H088iE PIANO co.
A New Organization Composed
of Well Known Citizens.

The recently organized Hobbc
Piano Company, is composed Of
men of fine business qualifications
and the highest st,;nding in .his
munily, und.tb!s new concern
starts out under very favorhlc M
spices. j. d. Hobbie, the president.
iias been IN the piano business in
Virginia for fifteen years and he
* well known ior;lis fair dealings,
strict business :ntegritynnd ability
ID w. Meadows, the vice president,
IL II cousin of TYLER Meadows. ny.
sistant cashier of the First National
bank, aud lie is well known in bust
ness circles in this city Az n fine
business man aud most upright
gentleman. He has had many years
experiences in the piano business.
Warren Wexford, the SECRETARY
and treasuref., has been in Roanoke
for u numhcr OF YEARS aud among
he younger business man of this
city, few II Any, areamort iavornbiy
known He is especially well quail.
fed for the management Of the ac.
counting department.
These olficers.witl, =. p. Woods
and w b. Buddo4 constitute the
board of directors Mr.. Woods is IL
inembrr cf the law.firm Of Moomaw
& Woods and IL brother of Judg,
John w, Woods of the hustings
court. He is y man of high stand
ing as Il citizen and in his proies
sion.
MIR. Bnti,lo is Il polished gentle
man and q pianist of great merit
He isespecinlly popular among the
locil musicians and his connection
with the Hobbie Piano Company i.
an element of strength for that or
ganization The World takes grea
pleasure-in endorsing aud commend
ing this organization to the public
Roanoke World
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Easter.

The day dawned bright and clear,
aud one could we'll imagine that il
must have been on just such day
that Christ shook off the shackles of
death and rose triumphant from the
grave. One could not well view the
beauty of Sunday aud not be 70
minded of the great event that took
place on that day nearly two thous
and years ago. bringing hope to all
mankind. Hard indeed must have
been the heart OF the one who forgot
the hope that was Brought into the
world on just such another day
May we all look forward to the day
when we, like Christ, shall rise
triumphant over death and the
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
ELECTRIC BirrERs.

Electric Bittcrs is medicine suit
ed for any season. but perhaps more
generally needed, when the languid
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of tonic and Alternative is
fele. A prompt use of this medicine
has often averted long end perhaps
fatal bilious fevers. No medicine
will act more surely in counteracting
and freeing the system from the ma
iarial poison. Headache, Indiges-
ton, Constipation. Deafness yield
to Elo ctric Bitters. SOC. and 81 90
per bottle at A. j. HargraScs Drug
Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Easter Services at the Metho,
dist Ghmch.

The services at the Methodist
church Sunday morning were of II
very interesting character. Special
music had been prepared by the
choir for the occasion and the sing
ing was splendid.
Rev. j. p. Martin preached ii
splendid sermon, hasing his re
marks on the latter part of the 10Th
verse Of the Goth chapter of Corinth
iuns.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with growing flowers, and
on either side OF the pulpit &hs /,
beautiful lilly in bloom.
Mr.. Martins analysis of "Thomns
the Donbter' vas something new
to must, if not all of his hearers;
ana all present agreed with him,
before he was through, that Thomas
was one OF, the greatest apostles.
He took tie ground that Thomas
was Il man Of large mind aud his
intellect above the ordinary. One
who had made mp his mind not to
tie fooled, aud who, ut list, when
he hal satisfied hl,nself that Christ
had truly risen, immediately nc
knowledgcd his divinity. Taken
altogether the sermon was one oi
the ablest ever preached iii Tuze
well.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
CHARLES BANTER sEi8K
The Sr~iant(a)Lecturer Comes
to Grief.

The day after the effort of the above
named distinguished gentleman ut
this place, MraA: T. Crockett, Sci
ny's advance agent, realized that
he had III tow "a 'mkeNor the first
water, aud immediately cancelled
nil his (Selby's) engagements, and
is now engaged in uu attempt to
make PREPARATION for Selhy's iinposi
t'"ns on the puzzle at the vorions
places visited by HIM For this
orlhy refused to .pay Mr. Crockett
Tor his services and expenses,
amounting to about 500, whereupon
MIR, Crorkett followed the lecturer
to Marion and there had him ar
rested and attached the gold cor
net which Sslby failed 10 display
here.
We understand Mr. Crockett Is
not the first victim of Selhy, bn, il
the hitter meets his deserts he will
oc the last Tor some time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Baldwin Lands His Man.

a News reporter called at tue Jail
Saturday afternoon and had a'short
chat with r. L. Douglas, who was
placed behind the bars that day by
Detective w. q. Bald sin.
In response to the Question as to
his being seen IN Tazewell the first
of February lie very violently pro-
tested that he had not been in Yir-
ginis since last summer when he had
passed over the g. & o. II. r. He
also claimed that lie had not been on
Elkhorn, and claims to have been in
Texas up to recent date He says
he can bring plenty of witnesses from
North Carolina who can testify to
the fact that he was in that State on
The day tho murder was committed
on Rich moupt tain.
Douglas says be will appeal to the
justice of the people. and he claims
that his appeal will not go UNDECIDED.
/ He also says the man who commit
ted the crime may have been about
his size and locked great deal like
him, "but God knows that 1 did not
do it."
On being placed in the Jail Dou-
glas' first act was to send out aud
buy testament, and he kept it in
his band all the time he was talking.
We understand that Mr. Hagey
positively identified nim as the man
who stopped at his shop with the
murdered man on the first OF Feb
fuary to buy apples, and there are
several negro prisoners in the Jail
who claim to have seen him W lille he
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
attention..
TAZEwELL, Va, Rf

TAZEwBLL, Va, april q, 1896.
To the members of the Brown.
Hartman Camp Confederate yete
rams:
Important matters will come up
for considefatiion at the next meet
ing OF the association, to I've held at
Tazewell OH Tuesday, April 81, 1886
County court day.. 1 request every
member OF this camp. aud invite
all Confederate Veterans, to attend
this meeting. A. j. MAY,
Commander.
Brown Hartman Camp Con Vets.
'sT ST ---'-------
If the big sleeves continues to grow,
And the wind should get on blow,
WHAT would become of the girl so fair2
why, she'll go sailing through the air.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10


The ladies Of the Baptist church
have been holding an apron bazaai
in the DOdd hotel this week, and
we understand they Shave realized
nice sum from tile sale of aprons
-S53.OO.
A country merchant was heard
to remark the other day after pric-
ing tinware Mt the Tazewell Hard
ware Cos: 81 could have saved the
freight had IknO@ti this earlier"
SD!
Ii is understood that Superiu-
tendcnt of Public Instruction Mas
sey has declacd that Mrs. Fannie
Bagby who WAS elected mem Der
of the school board in Vert Point
will have to give up that position
as he has satisfied himself that uu
der the law she cannot serve.
Hobhic Piano Co. was incorpora
ted February Goth. 1896. according
to tile laws of Virginia, with ample
capital to do large business. Tie
officers for the first year are rs fol
lows: S. ID. Hobbie, president; ID
w. Meadows, vice president; War
rem Wexford, secretary and treas.
urer. with the above named gen
tlemen and j. p. Woods and w. b.
Buddo as directors.
We noticed Sunday morning two
young men ride mp to the Church
One was riding horse and TIL
other a mule. Tile one on the horse
was leading tie mule, while the
ore on the mule was holding the
l,ridle reins with one hand, the
name with the other and with both
feet was beating a tattoo OH the
mules side. Well, that shows what
young Americans will do to get to
church. -AGrayson Gazette.
|, The Ninth district Republicans
elected Colonel James s. Browning
and Hon. D. T.. Bailey delegates to
ST. Louis. tits said they are for
Mckinley. Colonel Slemp was cleo
tel district elector. Tho following
members Of the State Committee
we're reelected by reclamation: A,
M. Dickinson, H. j.. Mccoy, G. ",
Blankenship, j. L. Gleaves and W
G. Young:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
CHAMBERLAIN's

coL'c. CHOLERA AND DIARRHoEA REMEDY
This is the best medicine in tie
word for bowel complaints. It acts
quickly md can always be depended
upon When reduced with water it
is PLEASANT to take. T,yit and like
many others you will recommend It
to your friends. For sale al rs and
90 cents,per bottle By A. Fl. Har
grave, Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Subscribe for the NEWS.

Subscribe Tor the NEWS.
Best cfgar is Southern Crack, at
Pobst.
Now is the tune to subscribe for
tho NEWS.
AIR. j. w. Hicks, of Graham, was
in town during the week.
Pearl studs at Pobst. Call and
see them, they are cheap.
Squire w. l.. Moore, of Knob, VAS
in the city during the week.
Mr.. L. d. Groseclose, of Bland
county, was in town this week.
Squire S.M. Graham, OF Graham,
was attending court this week.
III. w. Pobst has the best chew.
my thlmeco in town-Reyuolds
Level lSvst.
Mr.. Q. q. Mitchell, editor of the
Pocahontas Headlight, attended
court tnlS week.
The Tazcwell Hardware Co. is
headquarters for all kinds OF build
er's hardware.
The Jaeger Concert Band was
out Tuesday night sercnading his
honor, Mayor AlcCulIa.
Lorgouette is the latest in the
way of 4 watch chain for a
lady. Pobst has lots of then.
The Misses Henry entertained IL
number of their friends at their
home, east of Town, Saturday night
Bring your Job Work to tb.
NEWS office We are prepared tc
do first class work OH short notice.
Judge S. w. Williams arrived on
the local Tuesday morning and
opened court Immediately after his
arri val
The latest thing in the. way OF
sleeve buttons isthe silver links, hy
far the hest assortment ever in
town, at Pohst.
Mrs Dodd aud her children re
turned to Tazewell on Nsnday last
She was acconlnanied by her coun
sci, Judge Grown.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
CERES.
CERES. va

CERES, VA, April z.
Mf. w. X. Grosclose, of this place,
will be married to Miss Carrie Hufford,
of Wytheville, the 14th inst. ii, X
On last Sunday the prophecy of Rev.
Mr.. Tune was made good upon the in
habitants for former prosecutions. The
next time he will send fire.
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of. Thompsons
Valley, baptized several parties last
Sunday on Lick Branch.
Tom Hayton has gone to the top
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
LOCdL IND GEN EIe.aL
NEHS BRIEFS.

We are sending out state
ments to all our subscribers and
hope they will respond prompt
ly, as we are in need of money,
and it is impossible to run a
newspaper without funds. We
would request all who know
themselves to be indebted to the
News for ayeafs' subscription
from the LIST Of February 1896
to please send us one dollar for
same, which will be very much
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Court of pro6ate g:

A citizen from the rural district
recently brought to his lawyer the
will of his deceased father. Upon
his return be informed a neigbbol
that at the next term of court the will
would bs' permitted to QUART Of
Crowbait."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Election at North farewell

AT an election held at NORTH
Tazowel!, Monday, the following
municipal officers were elected foi
the epsaing year:
Mayor j. W. Whitley.
Council'ncn-C a. Ruylge, c. III.
Peery, J. G. Porter, j. II. Iresou
Geo. z. Hall.
Treasurer. q. Peery, Jf.
Recorder-R. H Iresop.
Sergeant--J. w. Written.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10

was on Elkhoru. The same is claim
ed by one OF more colofed men in
town who are respected by both
white aud color ed. and yet Douglas
claims never to have been on Elk
horn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Read the "Ado

Read the adj headed "Free Course
by Mail with the Capital City Co..
mercial College" 1t is a fine offer.
Apply for it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10

mean the top of the mountain.
ID. s. Grohclose va. Miss - was
compounded Ia promise to rescind con-,
tract; he, the said Groscloso, convoys
horse. saddle and bridlbto second men
toned. Loy left this news when he
started to the North Pole. l.. b. @.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
Clothing Department.

We hope to get into clothing by June st In
the meantime we will give of customers Greatly Reduced Prices
The stock large and think the ansomest ever
carried Especially the TaotMade Goods you want fine
suit for special purpose you will do we'll see our line
Our Boys and Youths Suits beat We have every
style and price.
McNT0SHES cheaper than before We have made spe
ca arrangements to get them FROM Headquarters and can give
Our customers greatly reduced prices
We think we can please the most fsdiois in Summer
Shirt, NecSwear, Collars, Underwear; and Hosiery
Give aca and we will take pleasure showing pricing
HARRISON, Surface & Company.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
NOTICE.

WANT every man and woman in fic United
States Interested in tho Opftim and Whisky
habits TO haye,one OF my hooks on 6Dese dis.
cases. Address r. NJ. -WooileY, Iania, Ga,
Box Ss2. and ono will DO sent You fires.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castorla.
When she WAS Child, she cried for Castoria.
whoa She became Miss, she chung to Csstoria..
Whom she Ind Children. sho gave them Castoria
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10


During the winter of 1893, L. NJ.
Martin, of Long Reacb, West Va,
contracted n severe cold which left
him with n cough. In speaking of
how he curo1 it he says: Il used
several kinds of cough syrup but
found no relief until bought bot.
Tie of Chamberlains Cough remedy,
Which relieved me almost iustnutly.
and in short time brought about n
complete cure" When troubled with
cough or cold use this remedy a, d
you will not find it necessary to try
several kinds before you get relief.
1t has been in the market for over
twenty years and Constantly grown in
favor-and popularity. For gale Mt 26
a. d % cents per bottle by A. L. Har.
grave, Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10
The Election.

AT tue election. held Monday for
municipal officers the following ticket
For Mayor, JAS. McCalln received
5j votes and Il l.. Greevor 81.
For Counciluep. Geo. II. Surface,
81; B. w. Stras. 96; J. W. Chapman,
%; DR. JAS. O'lteeire, %.
For Recorder: i. A. Lynch, o..
There was no opposition to any of
the ticket except for the ofllde of
Mayor, for which Mr.. Culla ran ms
an independent Candidate nd do
feated Mr.. Greever eleven votes.
The full number Of votes cast was
SO. This is falling of from tho vote
Of last year, when 13S votes were
cast.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-10

In a the newest Spring shapes eoorings Ounlitt Of
o excellence 81 ayloring and perfection of
superior eNceiencc There single breasted Sacks Ont
Always fockS Fatricks Wnses, Ccyo,s English Coatps
uassmres invshy tw'o Thies lCoorngs beaa
utp Qualities are better aud prices thunA aver.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
John T.. Linn.
GUY AI.icl,oll.
uov sToN COUNTY.
Entire state Ticket indorsea--Free Silver
Man for Congress.

Ent.rc state Tickle, lndorsea-F'ree silver
Man for Congress
Crockett. Texas. June l5.-rhe democ-
racy of Houston county met here in con-
vention today AT tho court house, +. ii.
Eaine wa elected permanent chairman
and George W. Crook permanent secre-
tary.
Committees on credentials and TO select
delegates to the Stal., congressional, lu-
d.oi.i and iioutor.al conventions were ap-
lo.lat.u. 1ne number OF Gr.rgatos s.
ot.ltc. =, state ludir.a., \. court ciNii al
prais, :, Ihrd lnuucliti. ~, cohgrs sluiial
a. memorial, H. Thr insl ruc,Iona were As
follows. 4. A. tulhtrson. governor. Gle prgr
Il. Jester, lieutenant goNernur, NJ. ~.
Crane, attorney general. Il. W. Flni,s.
comptrnl,rr j. NJ. Carlisle, supcglnftndVI.t
puhl, instruction. Mort nam. state treas
ur,r; \. j Baker. comnlis steiner. for raj
road cnulInln ioners. John II. rcy,nn. A.
llson May aud John H. Reagan. For
congress the delegates wrfc uniua'ruc;ed,
except To Voto Tor "A man WHO - in favor
Of the free coinage al siiNer. n'siri I
Judge. ", II. Giil, district attorney, J. NJ
crook court civil appeals, T.. &. Garrett
indge court criminal appeals, W l.. pa
wilson; supreme court II. II Gaines For
floater y. u. Barhec.
Delegated TO the safe convention were
requested to vote for J. S. Hogs. Horace
Chiffon, G. \. Culberson and John II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
rEsslNIIs1Ic N1l.Ay

Brennan, Texas, June H. Major s g.
Ragsdale of the Free state of Burle-
son. came down from Caldwell Sunday
evening and MAS domiciicd "a. the Pen
nington Monday, In answer to the inquiry
now Is Iplitics up your way the major
saul Well, the democratic PARTY is ia
Il niti way. many of the old time dern1-
Gratis who We're democrats from principle
50 ing tho rhaotic condition of the part y
have turned prohibi;lonists and The two
and rrohiitionist" lie slsokn Win re-
Si"l ot The democratic apathy and tho
hrrnhNhnonts made upon its ranks by
nopn'ists and prohibiiionists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
MilAEToN Nnl.NrA.
Tie Regnlr Demo rary Iniorse a
Strhieh, S.lver Mn

TIC Rognlr Demo rarv lntorse a
straight silver Man.
Whar' n, Texas. Juac l5.-'rho dom
ocratia delegation To STATE aud N.tionol
conventions. ssrt by tho democracy II
Wharton under tho aston OF Ire regular
executive committee. held an in;or.an,
meeting SATURDAY. /. ~ uennis was
called to the chair u r. Vais, s,cre-
tary Major $ Oft f'or,or. free silver io
was delegated 20 cast the vote Of Whar-
ton county in the Austin convention, june
.. for free and unlimited coinage of
silver n committee was aproistcI %
IrAf; rcsoluti MS nj defense 81 ,hc eelega-
tons action and expressing the sentiment
which porvadcd the convention held by
iho regular demo racy.
| me committee reported aus follows:
% ~" chairman Of Inc Democratic
| l'ri ZION; We Yunr committer appoiN,c 1
| to draft r' solui pns cNfrissifg iha sons
/ oI iii; delegation frum VIA ton cu.snty
| 10 ne S.aie cnvnni on 10 10" hid at
| Ausii; and t'1r, ~ nth rosnret ycIv hnr
'"lNe 10 report - follows
| hernas. c'rinn persons claiming 10
| .e aeWoeiais have bn. cd The rcailnr
a. hocf&iie cNc tiive mmirioe OF Whar-
Ion lnn'y IN the unanl.rous call 70
~ nli'E az N" county co1ve ition he Il
~ r., W En- n, Teas on May 81 I@i. waere
dnc WIS iuliN reprrsrn'cd.
MAJ WlWrehs there Exists no res n
p" boz, unl - it b. tn alt iu-
lns -oiie s. iiisn uur3 ose, having Rotor
p" II" local county 20 lies
And whereas thu Snid convention o
alWaNs hrrefofor, told hem hv IN, r,c
ular rnrty afI.h WY aud ru1er an a,i .
WsN ~ an factions tn. party. hl uga
/ WIG 'lp.1.N serNlrl. and -
4ea'ca lp,at M und whieh ,yery
dnfnrN'r In wa ruUn WIS allowed to
't0 all tNprrs- his s.ntifirrtF ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

! After devotional exercises. lod hv
Iao;h~r W. j. Burner, and some f,oo
singing, with organ aromfan rcnt. -ha
convention oonn cnrod work by &c Wing
the report % the co0imi.tor on sanGay
school work. TIE rap1" was rs folo
II the TeNas Chir.tian Convention:
We, your Committee on sunday sel4c-
work. beg 10 reno.t. AS W. u,dorrt .n.;
the plea OF disciples + Christ. 1t l loren
~ revolutionary : c'arlan bitterness an
dan minaiionll arrogance aud hisa:ry IN ,
nor sian. arfo,e l. IN lis urgent cir for
u union of Gods people. Such plea mas,
ln' necessity havs aroused much AN ago =
Ism and animnsi y. 1heso had 20 lie no,
disciples ar" one m l,iou strong ana an
religious bodies recognize us as IN hor-
ny
SINE our positions have virtnally been
coaeodcd wc do net see any noad OF keel
ing ~ a continual warfare. I'm RI her
suHSfst that our work b. pu' "a along
assr ssiNe line. To this enl We co. men
the ,cacAinG. service II tho church. ,nni".
y. ille sunday hoo, as nneins II al
NaneinE ne Kingdom Of the / ri Iosus
chi '. We bclicve tire is a, need or
frre, proficiency IN Tho work I IN.
ca netS nd ether WORKERS In the Sund,v
q" ~ IN # TeN : irng THIS vcr{ a.
tho front with as many neld workers "a
oss'bn, AZ least 'hr o, wHo shall orean
se, establish. encourage and ronr- hen
sunday schools and dlil 'hc.r wslkers.
We recommend 10 tNis M. hat tur e,-
n.r,,ini,end'n Of sun ny school rk -
, w,,,,sor a FORMAL Course for teacheri and
wofA.rs. wHo. wh'n hey shall save m.
prled surh course ard s(ocd , I'd. sfac or
cNanina;ion thertln shall he a~ar" a
MOT, III ,t"s or diplomas certifying to su
NY ~ urse on our preacher. and cvanye.
Wi, my 10 make more OF his great