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 and Ryan. Umpres-Cushman and Heyoler.
 ST. LOUIS, May 19.-The Browns re- turned home to-day and opened up by being defeated by New York by score of to l. Attendance 220O. Score: New York .............................. 8
 Batteries-Doheney and Warren; Daniels as and Clements. Umpires-SWart"ooo anu Wood.
 BALTIMORE, May 19.-Kitson made his initial bow in league company to- day and has a shut-out to his credit Both teams fielded well in spots. At tendance 1346. Score:
 Baltimore ............'. '''' ..''...-' 10
 Batteries-Kitson and Bowerman; Hart and schriever. Umpires-Emslie and Andrews.
 CINCINNATI, May 19.-Jake Beck ley won to-day's game by batting, driving in two runs and scoring three himself Breitenstein retired after the fourth. Attendance 4S00. Score: Cincinnati ..-.....................-..... l
 Batteries-Breitenstein, Hawley and Petz: Nichols and Bergen Umpires-McDonald and O'Day.
 CHICAGO, May 1s.-The Senators batted Isbell off the rubber in the first inning on a gift, a wild pitch and two hits. The Orphans could do nothing with Mercer, except in the seventh, when they punched five hits. At tendance HOO. Score:
 Washington 10 4 Batteries-Isbell, Woods and Donahue; Mer- cer and Mcguire. Umpires-Lynch and Con nolly.
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1.-THE CALLS" RACING CHART.

CALIFORNIA CLUB-oakand Track-I7oth O
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TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.

First race-Four and half turlongs; a-year- o1d oofd
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HELP wANrEp-continued.

WANTED-Young German nursegirl about 15 years old. Liberty Dairy, Russia ave. and Vienna Mission road.
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COMPETENT American cook and baker. would do some fine washing, city or country; ranch preferred wages SIP to $l5 129 Third.
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WANTED-Situation as travelling companion by a capable and pleasing young woman Address 5S3 Thirty-ffth st., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20

Warehouses m. by imp. Maxim-Tyrann Good
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YOUNG girl to assist in housework; family o6 adults; must sleep at home; wages SlO. sVs rlr
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RN hOl 1 ELL.
 J Farley, Madeira J Myers, San Jose W Varco & W, Mexico W Fl O. Hara, Iowa s O Hara, Iowa G Schleigel, N w w Baxter, Armona G R Roberts. Cal J H Odell. Salinas
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SITUATIONS wANTED-continued.

SWEDISH girl wishes to do general housework in an American family Call 04S Valencia st. GERMAN woman wishes work in hotel or rastauran nt: chamber work cooking. MRS. D. 220 Montgomery ave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-09-23
Order of Publication.

W IRGlNIA: In the Clerks Ofiice of
v the Circuit Court Tor IaZcweil
County, September 18th. 1898.
+. L.Jacobs Complainant
VS.. tIu (hQnccry.
White 6. Smith, j. B. :.
Mcintosh. A. 4. llargravc,
B. l.. liargrave and Sha.p
X Dol me, corporation
organized under the laws
of the State of Maryland,
Defendants.
The following Is n copy of the process
la said cause
TGc Commonwealth of Virginia
10 the Sheriff uf Tazcwcll County.
erecting
We command you to summon White G..
Smith, j. B. = Mcintosh. A. +. llargrave.
IS. l.. liaIgrave and SLurp n Dohmc. n
corporation chartered and organized un-
der the laws of thi State of Maryland, To
appear at rules To he held In the Clerks
Once ui the Circait Court of Tazewcll
OIL the ist Monday In October next To an
swer bill IN chanccry exhibited against
them ia said court 10y Il. l.. Jacobs.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, II l;ane llaiman, clerk of our
said court, ut the count house the litiI
day OF September, 1898, IN ts.a l=,,,d year OF
the Commonwealth.
IL. Bane llarman, Clerk.
The object OF this suit Is TO recover OF
| the said defendants. White e. Smith an ii
J . IL. >. MCiHlOSll, TIC sum Ol Sl.OOO. WIN
| interest thereon from the 9th day of July,
| 1891, until paid. subject To credit oi SlJO
paid sept. 49, 1897, To attacn and subject
| TO the payment of any decree To DC rem
dcscd in said cause. Il certain house ana
lot of land of about four acres, more or
less and all houses situate thereon, and
appurtenances- thereto situatet In the
town of Tazewell, county of TaZewell,
| Virginia. being the same mouse ana lot Oh
land conveyed by Bette l.. Hargreve and
la. Il. Hargrave, her husband, 10 D: .:
Mcintosh. by deed dated 18th day OF
March, 1898, and of record In TaZeweil
county court clerks Office In Deed Booh
No. Al, pages 203-4 And 1t appearing
from affidavit on file in said Office tina
White e.. Smith and j. B. ;. Mcintosh arr
non-residents of the State OF Virginia III ],
ordered that they appear here within III
teen days after due publication OF thl
order and do what is necessery 10 prOtec
, their interest In this suit. and that cople
hereof be posted as prescribed by law.
And it further appearing by afndaVi
made and filed that sharpe x DONNIE Is
foreign corporation aud that there Is M
agent or other PRISON OF defendant
) Sharpe d Dohme in TaZcwcll count.
upon whom personal srINIce OF proces
can be matc IN r's county, and tina
neither the president, cashier, secretary
treasurer, or ally one OF the direc.ors
Other officer ol said corpoi alton are III
reside In said county of Tazewell 1t
ordered that the above copy OF the sum
r mons in chancery (process In this suit
be published once n week for four success
, siye weeks In the Clinch Valley News,
newspaper printed in Tazewell county.
A Copy Teste:
, II. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
MAY, MAY u SMITH, Pc
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Teal Branch and Blueetone Items

Hurrah for Rheal!
Mr.. A. j. Nash has been attending
court this week.
Mr.. S. A. Ruble, who was mentioned
in the last issue as having an attack OF
liver trouble, is able for business
again.
Quite number of our young folks
attended the picnic on Clear Fork last
week. Old Crow said he felt somewhat
tough whe he got back.
Messrs j. II. Summers and G. B.
Neel are very busy running their
wheat drills. We were very sorry to
hear of j. II. S. tearing up his pants so.
Mr.. @. I. Nesl is having chimney
built to his now house. q. Nj. Hack
worth and j. r. Brown are doing the
work.
S:rJ II. Brown, son of 4. X. Brown
came home a few evenings ago accom-
panied by j. w. Hackworth, J. X. had
been taking Il little too much liquor,
when he got home he told his father
he was going to kill himself. but Mr.
Brown paid 20 attention to him and
went to supper. James went to his
room, got his revolver. and shot it of
and ell on the floor as If he were dead
Mr.. Brown rn into the II om anC
raised his head an spoke to him bu
got no answ.r, h tn n startel 10 tea
James's shirt OK to fird the bullet no e
when James raised to his f'et ant
knocked his fa'her about ten feet
when Mr. Brown got up he sot ul
: running aud never stopped til lie got t.
r. w Wells which was about one hal
5 mile. James never hit h m at al
RA TLEHEAD.
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FROM NEARBY POINTS.
interesting Letters Prepared
for The News.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST
Cedar Bluff Items.

Mr. F. l.. Pendleton, of Bristol, is the
guest of Rev w. w. Newberry.
Cedar Bluff High School eutered on
its second weeks work with an enroll
ment of one hundred.
Mrs. ]. E. w. Mcclure is on the sick
list.
Master Charlie and Miss Ennis Payne
of Doak, and Mr.. Will Ratliff, of Bel
fast, are attending Cedar Bluff Hi Ia
School.
Mrs. 1. w. Daily is visiting ut the
home of her parents at Steelsburg
meanwhile "Willk" is patching"
Miss Josie Kirk, Secretary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of Radford and Tazewell Districts, is q
guest of the Blue Sulpher Inn.
Revs. w. w. Newberry and ]. w.
LAIRD, are conducting a revival meeting
at Gray's Branch. Results, SO far, very
good.
The 'Doran Girls Favorite" (Jas. II.
McCalI was visitor to the Bluff Sun
day. We are glad to see Jim able to
go about again.
Miss Maria and Mrs. S. II. Laird, Il.
A. Repass, Sr.. and t. A. Repass, Jr.,
have begun their schools in neighbor-
ing communities, and all report goo1
attendance.
Misses Maud Mcclure and Matte
Peery visited Rayen Saturday and Sun
day.
/ Your Cedar Bluff Correspondent
| wishes to thank your Pain Lick Core
spondent for the kindly interest she is
taking in his welfare, and TO assure her
that he has decided to remain at Cedar
Bluff for the present, and he hopes that
she will soon be abel" to give him
another lift" through the columns of
the G. V. NEWS.
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THE LATEST.

Thos. f. Bayard died Wednes-
day, 2Sth at 4 p. m.
Gen. Lee arrived in Richmond
from Jacksonville on Wednesday
night. Mrs. Lee has a slight at
tack of fever.
Elvin W. Crane, of Essex coun-
ty, was nominated for Governor of
New Jersy, by the Democrats, on
the 2Sth.
The State Convention Of the
ID isciples Of Virginia, will meet
in Charlottesville next week.
Miss Lucy Lee Hill is the new
slaughter of the COnfede ,racy.'
This honvr has been CONFER led up
on her since the death of Miss
Davis.
Fanny Davenport, the famous
actress, died in Massachus ,etts or
Tuesday last.
Yellow fever is getting a pretty
strong hold in and around New
Orleans. 1t is Of mild type.
1t has been determined to send
10000 troops to Cuba within tn
next sixty days.
Theodore Roosevelt has beei
enthusiastically nomonated fo,
, Governor Of New York, by the Re
publicans.
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Shot DEAD.
A Tazewell Negro Killed by w. e.
Shuffiebarger, while return
ing from the CIRCUS at
Bluefield

Last Monday night, while an excur-
sion train, heavily loaded with people
returning from the Circus at Blueiieid,
n row occurred on the train between
Tazewell and Five Oaks, in which Jo
Boyle negro, living mt Kelly, was
shot and instantly killed by w. +.
lShuillebarger, the we'll known architect
aud contractor, OF Graham. 1t appears
that Boyle was drunk, and made him
self very disagreable, in fact almost
terrorizing every body on the train
with whom he came in contact He
attacked Mr.. Shufllebarger, without any
confiued betwe cen two car seats, and wfs
about TO use knife, when Shuttle
barger. in order to save himself. DIRE
his pistol. and shot, killing Boyle
almost instantly. There was of course,
great excitement. Shufilebarger appear
ed before Mayor Doak that night, and
was bailed for mis- appearance before n
Magistrate next day, Mr.. Henry T.
lfarmau, and w. p. Barnett becoming
his sure ties in tho sum of $500 At the
trial Tuesday morning, before IL CT
Peery ESD. il was shown conclusively
that the killing was in self defence,
ard Shufllebargar was promptly re-
leased.
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m shed by train. by attempting to jump
it is doing well. DR.. Williams am
putatated three of his toes.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Gillespie of Taze-
well. came down Sunday TO see their
children Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Gillespie.
and returned Monday.
Miss Pearl Hall who has b, en- spcndii <
some time at Mr.. II. NJ. Sparks returned
20 her home at Graham Sunday.
Tho following attended the show
Bluefield yesterday w. B. Steel and
family DR. and III. G.. williams, John
Asbury, Joe White, Fudge Myers Lee
Anderson. Misses Eva White and
Columbia Asbury.
G. NJ. Anderson who is recovering from
from "A severe attack of typhoid fever
in one of the Ga. Camps is expected
home on fnrlough.
Willie Bryant, operator at Eckman
came down to see home folk on the 18th
and returned on the 10th
A little fight at the depot just aftel
special pulled out last night.
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Pounding Mill Correspondence

Mrs. R, K. Gillespie spent Tuesday
with her cousin, Miss Eta Gillespie, at
Gillespie, the latter having returned on
Monday from Texas, at which place she
haas beon for over a year for her health.
We regret to say that her trip was II
failure, and her relatives and friends
are very anxious about her condition.
Rev. Tyler, Frazier stopped off a day
and night last week to see Mr.. T. l.
Williams, who still continues very i'll.
Rev. p. j. Lockhart is spending today
with him, and will receive him into the
NJ. L. Church soon.
Winston, the ~ year old son of T.
III. Bryant, attempted to jump freight
Tuesday and as the stirrup was missing
his foot went under the wheels and part
of the toes were mashed off. DIR. Will
liams gave the required attention and
it was necessary to amputate the three
toes and also take out the first bone that
extended from his least toe. This should
be warning to other boys who are
continually riding freights.
w. B. Steele went to Cedar Bluff this
a. m. and reports Ferd Mcclure, Mrs
Steele's brother, as still being very i'll
wife typhoid fever.
Columbus, son of Melvin Anderson
at this place is very low with typhoid
fever in Georgia--he volunteered in the
army about three months ago. a wo
man from Kentucky went for her sicl
son and kindly wrote the news to hi'
mother on the 18th. Nothing has beer
heard since.
| Mxs II. S. Williams came yesterday
from Canada to see his brother, hu
will return soon.
Miss Eva Sparks and Pearl Hall visit
ed relatives at Cedar Blnff Saturda.
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar MCGUIRE, of Ce
dar Bluff, spent Saturday with thei
sister, Mrs. Steele and had the bab'
photographed. Mrs. Mcclure was s
very ill on Sunday that the doctor ha
to be called in.
4 Mr.. Harry Williams is at home fror
Doran Saturday and Sunday, at whic
| place he has been teaching.
u
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-09-23
Mrs. Mamie A. Lyons.

Mrs. Mamie A. Lyons, relict of the
late Rev. Johnathan Lyons, for many
years resident of Tazewell, was buried
from the Presbyterian Church last Sun
day afternoon, Rev. NJ. w. Doggett,
conducting the solmen service. The
remains were brought here from
Atlanta, where Mrs. Lyons, in company
with her daughter, Miss Laura, had
been visiting since Aug. 1st, with Mrs.
DR.. Crow, her oldest daughter. All of
the children, Six in all, are still living,
and were prese mt at the burial services
except Mrs. Crow, who was detained
on account of sic kness. Mrs. Lyons
was bor N In Monroe County, Tennessee.
In 1881. Her parents We're j. II. and
Theresa Alexander. Her brothers Rev
j. H. and j. D. Alexander, and her
sister, Mrs. Mary Higginbotham, are
still living. and were present at her
burial service. Rev. Johnathan Lyons
to whom she was married in 1856 was
born in Ireland, in 1916, coming to this
country when very young.
The young minister and his bride of one
year, moved to Tazewell in 1857, where
they resided continuously until the
death of Mr.. Lyons, in 1875.
Mrs Lyons continued to reside here
until 1895, when she broke up house
keeping and from that time until her
death spent her time with her children.
Rev. Sproll Lyons, in Louisville, and
Mrs. DR.. Grow in Atlanta.
She sleeps beside her husband, amid
the scenes of her early womanhood,
an among the people with whom she
labored for many years.
Like shock of corn cometh in in
his season." came Mrs. Lyons to her
last days. She was ripe and ready fol
the Reaper, when her time came
Her life was well rounded and com
plete. AS a ministers wife she was
peculiarly and effectively equipped.
Through pastorate of twenty years
which was fruitful of great results, heI
husband had in her helpmeet indeed
and much of the influence which he ex
erted as minister and citizen was due
to the noble woman who sood by his side
and seconded his efforts in every goot
word and work, Her influence wa
felt for God and for good in her home
There she was queen, ruling and train
ing and leading her children into path
of religious work. They rise up t
bless mothers life. and live to perpe
ltlate a mothers influence. Peaceful
was her death: Peaceful her sleep: Joy
full will be he: awakening: Loud, 10,
full, exultant and triumphant will b
her song among the Bloo,dwashet
around tie trone,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-09-23
Walker on the Wane.
Communicated

Communcated,1
General Walker, after his pro-
fession Of republicanlsm, in cosid-
Grafton of the Congressional nom
ination, attained the height of his
popularity at the opening of the
Staunt on Convention, and of his
fame when voted for for Vice-Pres
ident at the st Louis convention
by the Virginia delegation, provid-
ed he would not oppose Col. Bra
dy Tor committeeman on platform.
If he received its votes-he voted
for himself. His election, suDse-
quently, to Congress, with Hanna's
money, caused his selection as one
of the State Executive Committee,
his cooperation for the party's
good being desired. Soon hOwev-
it was developed, that he wanted
to control, which was denied
him and then he began row.
Rule of ruin, to the injury of the
party Of his friends and his dis
tr let.
Last year his vanity prompted
him to write to each member of
the State committee respecting
party policy, and at the meeting
of the State committee at Lynch
burg, only had two votes to sus-
tain him. Yost and himself both
holding proxies. This year the
New Committee dropped him as
one of the Executive Com mittee.
Mr.. II. w. Dickinson, of Russell,
beg ged for him-put him In NOM
inatiou without a second,and when
the ballotting was half done, he
withdrew Walker without a vote
Was there ever such a fall? No
one for him. Mistrusted and beat
en- in the house of his friends, only
proves that he is ignored else
where, besides the 9th district.
This treatment, this unceremo-
niously deposing him, despite
the protests of his friends, will
open the eyes of the people of this
district to the fact that he is
known-well known in other parts
of the State, and his association
is not desired. 1t is said, it will
split the party. 1t may split a
rotten splinter off of well pre-
served rail, which is only bene-
| fetal.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN,.
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Bedfnd City, va., March 10. 1896.

BedfOld City, VA, March 10, 1896.
Mr.. !. KYLE Montague, Christiansburg Va.
Dear Sir: We have been using some OF your
Collie Cure for horses, and find IL the only sure
cure we have ever been able to get during our
experience of five years in livery. Your Horse
and Cattlcl clPowdcrs are also the best we nave
ever handled. Wishing you much succers with
18th ,ye remain. Yours truly,
JOHNSON Il COWLING.
Tazcwell, Va. Sov. - 1895.
Mr. ] Kyle Montague, ChriftiGnsburg. Va.
Dear SIR: have been in the hotel and livery
business for fifteen years. and during that time
have hal occasion to try nearly all the RENE
dies I'm ,,s. f,r sick hosrcs. have tried Mon
tagues Co!ic Curer for horses, AID It is undoubt
edIy the best remedy have ever tried, and
recommend il to all who may have occasion u
use lit. Very trLly GEO. X. SUkrACE
For sale at Tazewell DrIg Co.'S Store -
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Beats the KIondike.

Mr.. A. q. Thomas. of Marysville, Tex,
has found more valuable discovery than
has yet been made in the Klondike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con-
sumption, accompanied by hemorrha ges;
and was absolutely cured by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and colds. He declares that gold is OF
little value in comparison with this mar
velous cure, would have iteven if it costs
hupdred dollars bottle. Asthma
Bronchitis and all throat and lung affec
tions are positively cured by DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial
bottles free at Jno. Il. Jacksons Drue
Regular size SOC and 81 Guarante ed Il
cure or price refunded
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half mile from Kelly. new room
cottage, metal roof, large hall and
porch, water in house from spring and
spring house-about 90 fine young fruit
trees, Strawberries and other small fruit.
This is u nice lone. Price 1850, 1
cash, balance on easy term.
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Mrs. Susan RiDgstaff is i'll.

MIS-. OuSdn hlDSSIdH iS III.
Mr.. r. S. Williams returned to
Canada after four days stay with his
brother whose death is expe ted a. any
time.
Prof. II. II. X. Christie joined his
wife at Squire Hunts on ThursdI ,
returned TO Bluefisld Monday.
Mrs. Sheffey Sturgill was shopp' ng
Bluefield recently, she and Mrs p Nj
Alder have gone in'o the miliir cry
1 business in the store house "ppe sit'
depot.
Mr.. w. b. Harris joined his family
at this place from N. G. Friday
Winston Bryant who had his to
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Repairs fer JohnSon's Ma
chinory.

Repai for the Globe No. and for
The Chain Drive No o, Mowers, sold by
us can be found at Harrison a. Co.'S,
Knob, Va, and at Peery & Haynes ,,
razewell, Va, and at Buchanm Bros,
Thompson Val ley,Va.
WILDAsIN X MASON.
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IA NNrED - SEV EsAL TRUSTWORTHY
NJ ,,c,sous i'm this state to manage our business
in their own and nearby counties, Ii Is mainly
office work conducted at homo. Salary straight
SfO0 a wear and cxpenses-dehnite, bona hde.
no more. I'D less salary. Monthly $15. Refer
ences Euclose self addressed Stamped enye
| lope. Hori,eri u. Hess. Pirst., Dept. NJ, cni-
cago.
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{ ran. Jury.

The Grand Jrry aIr this term oil
Court We're, =. G.. Peery, foreman,
J. s. Bottimorr, w. N. Surface,
]. b. f. Gil esp l.. G.. Wingo, and
Smith Lockhart,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-09-23

Wonderful are the cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because
as the one true blood purifier, 1t makes
pure, rich, healthy, .ife-giving blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily, yet promptly. 25c'
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FRIDAY.

The Programme for today is, DR..
Bailey, of Lexington to preach at II,
a. m. and memorial service for deceased
ministers at 4. p. III, Judge Hutton, os
Abingdon. will delivered an historical
address tonight, ut 8. O'Clock.
Interesting Services will be held to-
morrow and tomorrow night.
All the Churches of the town will be
filed OH Sunday by members of the
Synod.
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feel proud of him. The sermon was fully
up to the high expectation OF his hearers.
1t was a discourse of rare power, md
great beauty of expression.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Synod was called to order by
Moderator, and resumed business. Rev.
DIR. Lumpkin, of Memphis, Tennessee, by
special arrangement, spoke on Ed
ucation. The address was eminently
practical one, aud was well received.
At the conclusion OF the discussion of
the subject of Education, Rev. DIR.
Stephenson concluded his paper on
"Woman's Sphere which was COM
menced i'm the forenoon. On motion
this paper with all Others on the subject,
was placed on the docket.
EVENING SESSION.
At 8. o'clock the Synod was called to
order. A large audience was present,
An interesting report was read on
Foreign Missions. This report showed
an increase ali along tho lines, over any
previous years.
Rev. DIR. Henderlite, returned Mis-
sionary from Brazil addressed the Synod
as did also Rev. Dr's. Graham, and,
Price returned missionaries from China.
At the conclusion OF the most excellent
address of Mr.. Price, upon motion,
special prayer was offered by DR.. Woods
for the blessing OF God upon the Mission
aries and their work.
The Synod next took up the question
OF time and place for next meeting OF the
Synod, Two cities-Norfolk, and
Huntington, were put in nomination.
Strong speeches. were made by the pas
tors of these two cities. The Synod
selected, by vote, Huntington as the
place, and appointed n committee to
report on the time and preacher, which
reported this morning Us the time and
preachers.
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