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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15
coln41ss1oEER.s sALE.

So.iea Is hereby given that on June
.taa 1915 at or about one THIRTY =. NJ
No., az Special Commissioners. viii
ofTer for sale At public auction al tns
son County. West virginia. pursuant 10
the auth GRITTY vested in them BY q de-
cree Of the Circuit Court o. i ar ~,
County. West virginia. made on the eta
,Iay OF February. 1915. IN tls cIanceTS
cause OF Wolf summit Coal Company.
:; al vs. Charles r. Moore Ct al: the
Following real estate of Charles r Moore
situate near RtypoldsviDc n Coat DIS
sTict Harrison COUNTY. Nsst E ,liiS, ,sss.
All the interest. title and claim of the
said Charles. n. Moore in and 70 tAe
trart of one hundred AND TWO acres OK
Iand situate on Limestone Creek. which
vas conveyed to DOUG lass Raucn Soa4
M = coke Company by deed dated
Ss,fe-nber 18Th i3n4. and OF record Ia
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Se .si
SoI4f page 1Ss: excepting and re
serving fherefrom all the coal with Inc
t5,s 81 and gas with the mining rights
o,s ina sne-hurlsiredtii Ci.oIp acres OF
g ian5 psrcsi thereof which Was con-
ysey.d 70 Hugh j. Thompson by the
Phoenix Coal Mining and Coke eosnpsny
ard nisa9ty-:wo one-hund-edths ,5.Scp
acres Of lard xituate on Limestone
for the removal OF the coal. oil and
gas hereunder. which vas eon .,..a,, 70 20
Douc,asS-Eauch Coal X Coke Sofnps"s
~ deed last aforesaid
Also those certain rights snd case
r,euts IN a switch or siding leading
r,.,,,, .JIe mines formerly known as the
f,1oeriN Mine and tie Solon-LowAry
Mine. which were granted TO the Phoen-
N coal Mining and Coke COMPANY by
ss,ro--I,overy Coal Company by deed
Nearing date the 18th DAY Of April. 1895
81 recorGed in said Clerks offic" IN
Nd Eook No 80. page $40. and wers
II, srra <rs- granted TO pouStsSs-Ra1ch
Coal s. Coke COMPANY by the deed first
Nbe real estate aforesaid being tie
ssma which was sold TO Charles 7
Ssanra ny C-eorSe u. Hefrheimer- Special
T-onrn.~s;oner BY virtue OF decree OF
fhs Circuit Court OF Harrison County.
We<r virS1ria nsade eH she 2eta day or
I,,nH 1910 IN a ciancery cause therein
penSinE. wherein l. l. Robektson- T-uS-
sse was plaintiff. ard pougiaSS-aSaIlcfa
NAL & Coke CoHpaTy and Others were
deefrdanr<. said sale Vas corr T7ned 81
.-,c-5Ter decree ~ said court made IN
s;,S sssjd cause on the 9Th dAy OF Au-
ztrxt. 1910, and the ssid GsorSs ~
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aonhefner as Special COMMISSIONS
conveyed the same property. toSetEer
with other property. 10 the said CSlarles
r. Moore by deed bearing date the 1Vth
day OF August. 1910. and not vet Re-
sorted: All Of which said property be-
ing situated in Coal District. HARRISON
County ewst Virginia. and being aa-
jacent and appurtenant 70 certain
coal mine known as The Phoenix
The terms OF sale will be one-third
of the purchase money or as much more
as the purchaser may cIect to pay cash
in hand on the day of sale and the bal
ence to be-paid in two equal instsi!-
mems due in six and twelve monthr
from tho day Of sale. witch interest from
said date. evidenced by note Of the pur-
chaser With good security thereon deem
ed Sufficient by the commissioners sa7o
isferred purchase money to be furtDeF
secured by frS; lien upon the prop
er-.y sold said property viii DC sold
as whole and not IN parcels
F. BRYAN TEMPLEAsaS.
oSMAS z. SWARTZ-
Special Commissioners.
7 7 Wade Coffr1an. Clerk Of tl1e CIR
,-,1ft Court OF Harrison County. do GER
eif- that e Bryan TepoDieIan and oS-
man e: swami. Special Commissioners.
this day entered into bond before me IN
the penalty OF Fifteen Thousand Dol
JarS .sfS 0o1.nop with sufficient Secu--
tty thereon conditioned. according to
law as -ovided By the decree OF
sale above mentioned
l. WADE COLEMAN.
Cc-iS Circuit Court
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notice OF DISSOLUTION

Minutes of a called meeting of the
stockholders OF Harrland OIL COMPANY.
corporation. held at the ONCE OF r.
Scott. in rho City OF CiarisSourS. daG,1i !.
dzv OF MAY A .. 1915. pursuant 70 no
tice duly given TO all the stockholdelS.
The meeting was called 10 order pS
j. F. Schanne=- president. who presided.
~ ocishofders showed two-tlirds OF the
ca p!tal stock present.
ON motion duly made and CARED
unanimously the following resolutions
RESOLVED FIRST. That the Hart;
Iarrd OIL Company. a corporation created
and organized under and by virtue OF fhe
by diScontinues bushes sas CORPORA
sion and sIrrenders TO said state us
charter and corporate franchise me
BOARD Of Directors will proceed 20 con.
ali assets OF this company into cash.
and nav or and discharge all 90 ieS
JefstS liabilities ard obli gaLtdoHs. and
dt,-ide tbs. remainder among the stock
holders: but no Sich payment SLldli .
made 10 any stecktloideF until after me
qualification of this notice as hereinafter
PFP SEsof.vEp. SECOND: THAT the
president Of this corporation cai.se no
ice or tho adoption Of the foreSoitlS
-.sol,,tson TO be published in some
navrSnapar of general cfrculatton pub
JiSlred near the principal office OF nusl-
mess or this corporation. once wees
ror four weeks and that he forthwith
~ xssd resolution to the Secretary
NJ STATE of the state OF West virginia
az proved by law
on motion of the StockdoideTS TIE
meeting adjourned. 5000
j. r. SCHAFF-Nt2fs fresiaF'lt-
c g SCOTT. Secretary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15
Beautiful Home Sites

In Jarvis and Parsons Addi-
ton, Broad Oaks
We have for sale in this addi-
ton, 16 large lots; 4 fronting on
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable. Terms.
one-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years.
This property is Just above the
new Golf Addition and is one of
the best buys in the city. Call
and let US take you out to see this
property. and be convinced of its
real value.
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Fthes MELyIN 9. SrRERT.
Snet-Iai Commissioner
A-rrcArroM YoR RARDoN.

SotIce Is hereby given that on or
.,,-o,st Tl,e .5ch day of May. 1915. an
aDpSfcasiors v-in be hied win e. 6. PIe--
son. Pardon Attorney. Charleston. West
Vtrc.ria Tor the Pardon OF Carl Dun
car convicted of the crime of attercpt
10 kill ar the December term. 1919. OF
the Criminal Court OF Harrison, County
ana s@uteucAd 10 Imprisonment IN che
wes. Virgins PeRItentiary Cor the per
'0e si ST year CARL DUNCAN.
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MONEY 40 LOAN
LOST

LosT-s!ack aud tan syp hound. small.
al -four f~er white. White breast
an5 nose white. answers TO the name
ar Nell Finder please notify car
son C.rifin. Lumbe-port. w Va
,ile farm Of Grover
%utter. on Nusrer's Run, NeT FAR
Gronf.as Friday. May 1th. one Jersey
SeSfer vsarifnS light with brfraie
markings Reward IL returned TO or
in formation Of Whereabouts 70 y. =
HITS store. New Fair Grounds, stop
IS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15
FOR SALE-Houses

FOR SALE-SeTen room house. slate
roof. finished IN hardwood. lot $50
feet i've f-eplaces for gas. Prlcs
Se5Oe a discount OF peg cent so-
canh: OF easy terms on Instruments
fIogard atreet. Industrial. on car line
Inquire at eel Jackson street S1tS-
20 RSaLE:-rc,ree ard TWO lots On HtSh
Apply at rs High street Phone Bell
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b. virtue of fhe authority vested IN
+ne undersigned special commissioners.
nv = decree OF thu circuit court of Harri-
son COUNTY Vest Virginia entered on
the SIN day of Nay. 1915. in the cha n
cery cSIIxc therein pending in which
Gec.--e r., D1Ifo,,r. and others. are PLANT
ms and Guy Hannah is defendant. l
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statesmen WANTED

yoT-SG man OF good habits. wants 10
joan the automobile trade. Would be
s.a-+ as he,pss- IN a garage. or repair
shop inexperienced. References re-
Sa-d;oS character furnished. Address
r F. Sryner Penbro. W. Va
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iffs and Guy Hannah is defendant. |
VII SATURDAY. 1zAx 80. 1915.
AZ one o'clock p. ~. at the front door
Of the court house OF said coupts SCI.
AT public cutcry. 20 me hi ses S 81 fiIs
iease4Toid estate thereby. created and
yested in the lessee and his sssi=nS-
nude by Mary N; Ne ~ q enc Sew1o:,:
beari ne date on the i1fh- DAY OF septefsl : :
f,er 1911. and of record IN the ofnce OF
les, t.o,,nty. West Virginia in Deed
Book No eos. page $50, cmoraclnS 2
tract Of sventy-hve acres OF lail9 = ~
sc in Sareii< District. Harrison Ioois1N.
wcer yi-ginks: including q gas wei on
seid Lease and all fixtures. material ana
app,ianees used bn ai said IN reeee sie cie
Sas IN fair quantity. ard the wen
,fserea1, * a Eas wei: and IL wiz be
Sold subject 70 am ~ wes VII; Virri MIA.
~. IT, assigns. may have TO purchase
and acquire any gas which may pc pro
Si,,ceIi on said lease. under any contract
sie.e, ofore entered into with said com
PAM Mems or SALE: one-hasf cash on
g Of six months. ;lse purchaser Or
y,,1r,ShascrS TO eire y note with @cca
Personal security payae!s as sfor es sa.
S-a,,, ,lafe OF sale. nd the legal title. 10
/, = nroperty sold viii be retained as
further NEWS G. SrRERr
Special Commissioner.
$3.50 Of West Virginia.
- County, Of Harrison. :a-w5t:
Wade coanan Clerk OF the CIR
-: court ~ Harrison County Wet
5S-.s!rci-lsa. do certify rhat Melytn 9.
= $50. the above named special com
sslE2s.Io-,cr. has executed bond as re-
the decree in the aoeSe Ststeo
,.s.,se conditioned ACCORDING 20 LAW
oaS I. WADE coFFMAN. Clerk
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Real
Estate
Adanlston

Cottage, ) rooms, nicely
finished, covered with slate,
fine lot 60x12o feet, ideal To-
cation for railroad man. Call
for price and terms.
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WANTED TO EUY

TSST@ 70 EUT-veal calves. Can
~ write CANDY Provision Co. Beu
nhcne 401; Home 9. clarkSburg. w.
va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15

FOR SALE-Twe good work horses:
,lr,iandfd condition and a. eaes right
price. Apply az AZ Mcnticeils Sseaus-
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- ,rScT-Two apartments. Mccert:'
FOE HE e. orc ave and one six rooms.
~; Wears Nccarty Building, f'S''
Ssena ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15

FOFs SAI@c1~ pair s4sies. one chccsc
cutter two show cases. one folding
bed one piano. Apply n sos Eas;
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lbs one runzbo,It. one set harness:
Ard \ eae-chair barber shop. call a
SAP West Pike street
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FOR REM--Houses

.---~-- <-.--- -, -crr room aad ono six
FOR EbS t-,I,sn. an nodsro conven-
seonl Sp-!y 10 Miss Bessie lyon =
.e SeeSsstnat street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15

GREATEST BARGAIN EVER KNOWN
--Pony, cart and harness. see orac
NNers.
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Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANrED-Scyerad good house 20 house
,.aryaSsers to sell The Royal IRON
in- Cioth Fasteners Good commits
sion paid NJ r GeSer, : Maw-hinney
81. Fit:SSurS. Pa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-15

pTsTRIRUToRs-w 10 hire sex
s>rai men and women. DISTRIBUTE free
pkg soap Powder with soaps. etc.
ESperieace UNNECESSARY. state wages
expected. NTS+e Ward CO.. al insti-
cute Cfnica GO.
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.OR sGLE-Lots
FOR sALE-Mlscellaneous

E0E SN.E-spIan.did second hand type
n-r.;.-: mist sell at once. Cheap lcr
cash Address III D." Care Telegram
once
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cnnrnr1ssroNER,s sALE.

: SCOTT. Secretary
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ron RENT-ESht
vs!ts basement. {
period Of four me
Isl Eert $50. 90.
Eark Building. O.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

room s.,.d home cooking. prices req
sonabie Apply Al ga South second
street BelI phone som.
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roe EENT-New - - sIenus. New
Ecoo ,-.s,,o5 addition. stop %
Tgnae.d. IL Union Sationai s3h!>
s,ds.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
The Edtman ManufaCturinq 60.

1t is the policy of The Sentinel to en-
deavor to promote every legitimate en-
terprise of Grenada and of Grenada
county. In this connection Sentinel
readers will no doubt be interested to
know that the Eatman Manufacturing
Co., DR.. G. w. Eatman president, is
preparing several medicines that are
receiving attention throughout the
country. DR.. Eatman a1vses that ons
ly recently he made shipment to New
York City. DR.. Eatman is one of Gre
nada's leading citizens and strong busi-
ness forces and the fact that his name
is behind any proposition is enongh to
put the same on good footing and guar
antee it an access to the confidence of
the best thought of any community.
He has been in the drug business prac-
tically all his life and knows the COM
pounding of medicines from a. to z.
He worked for months and months on
the medicines he is now selling in so
many states before he offered them to
the puolic, and when he did offer them
he felt sure that they would do what he
said. Their continued and increased
sales have proven the correctness of his
position. He is an upright man and
The Sentinel takes pleasure in COM
menGing his enterprise and in bespeak
ing for him the confidence of the busi-
ness world.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
us Head of Graded and
Re 9istered Cattle Sold.

A big auction cattle sale was had in
Grenada on Tuesday of this week.
There were lis head in all of grade and
registed stock. The sale will be a big
thing for Grenada county. The coming
of this stock into this county will help
take attention of the farmers away
from cotton and aid in opening the Wis.,
ion of the people to the possibilities of
stock raising. The cattle bought will
go to various sections OF the county and
will furnish an object lesson in every
community. The sellers, Maxwell,
Spayde and Akin of St. Joseph, Mo. /,
are gentlemen and gave a square DEAL
They made a fine impression on all who
had an opportunity to come in contact
with them.
Those who purchased this stock should
bear in mind that ticks are death to
this kind of stock and every care should
be exercised to see that no ticks get to
them.
The. following is the. list of the cat
tie sold: registered Short-horn bulls,
l registered Short horn COW, 10. regis
tered Hereford bulls. 6 registered Here
ford cows and calves. registered
Hereford heifers, 2 registered Angus
bulls, 40 graded Short-horn heifers, Ia
graded Hereford heifers, Ia graded
Angus heifers, 5 graded Short horn
bulls, graded Hereford bull. l graded
Angus bull and / graded Holstein COW.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Defends His Administration Against Slanderous
Newspapers and Certain Office Seekers.

..f}tl. ~
county and am the same Earl Brewe.
that was when weht before the peo-
pie of the state as a candidate for Gov.
error in 1907 and received a vote OF
confidence that made my election sure
in 1911 without opposition. Many
things which | advocated in 1907 are
now receiving general endorsement and
number of others have been enacted
into law
Among the measures which | dis
cussed before the people from one END
of the state to the other and for which
| helped to create such a sentiment that
nobody dares oppose now were Rails
ing the age of consent. the separation
OF the youthful convict from the old
and hardened criminal. better banking
laws, the out-lawng of bucket shops.
making public service corporations bear
a just proportion of the taxes and &
child labor law"
A number of friends met the Cover
nor at the depot and greeted him wher
he alighted from the train.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
r. P. Lakes Thirty Years. Connection

The many friends of MIR. X. p. Lake
of Memphis will be pleased to learn
that on March 10th he celebrated the
Both anniversary of his connection with
the Equitable Life Insurance Co. of
New York. He was remembered by
the home Office with handsome bronze
statuette.
Mr.. Lake first began with the Equit-
able in Grenada as a soliciting agent.
At that time insurance was not so pop
ular as now, the world had not learned
to appreciate its worth, and in many
respects the solicitor and his company
We're looked upon with more or less sus-
picion. But brains and perseverance
are sure to win and by an abundant use
of both, Mr.. Lake established the Equit-
able in the confidence of the people of
this section and ere long was chosen to
head the agency for West Tennessee
and Mississippi. In due course of time,
his son, Richard, most elegant and in
telligent young man, became an agent
and a partner in the business and has
been no small contributor to the con-
tnued success of the agency.
Mr.. Lakes agency now has over
SIS, 900, 900. insurance in force and is
one of the largest in the South. His
old friends at Grenada congratulate him
and wish for him and his estimable
family continued health and prosperity.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Praises Old Soldiers Home.

MIR. c. 7. Ross of Holcomb returned
several days ago from visit to Beau
vor. the old Soldiers Home. He was
much pleased with conditions at the
home and was loud in his praises of the
management. He was most compl-
mentary of Superintendent Mosby, the
Matron. Mrs. Wallace. the Secretary,
Maj. Kemp as well as the Trustees
he stated that quite number of the
Veterans spoke of the interest DR.. j.
W. Sharp, of Grenada, who is a men,
Der of the Board of Trustees, shows in
the care and direction of the Home
Mr.. Ross spent the night with "Uncle
Billy Hall, w. s. Hall, in whom all
Grenada is interested Mr. Hail. it
will be remembered, was a member of
Co. G, 18th Mississippi Regiment. Ex-
Sheriff John Mckenzie of Carroll coun-
ty is also spending his time at the home.
Mr.. 7. G. Bloodworth of Talahatchie
county is among the many there who
have friends in this immediate section
Mr.. Ross mentioned quite large num-
Der of others all of whom We're solici-
tous about old friends and acquaint-
ances at home. Messrs J. II. Allen of
Stanford's 5 Battery, who went to the
home from Winona and J. M. Tinnon
of Alva, Montgomery county, also made
many inquiries about affairs in this
community.
1t is source of much satisfaction to
the many friends of Uncle Billy
Hall to know that he is so well content
ed at the home and that he is enjoying
such good health. Mr.. Ross vouches
for the contentment of those at Beau
voir and he states that if there are any
disgruntled ones there. they say nothing
about it among their comrades.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
URGE PURCHASE
OF FAIRGROUNDS.
Splendid Reasons Set Forth
by Number of Ladies why
Grenada Needs More
Fairgrounds.

Editor Sentinel: Another movement
is about to be launched by some of our
ladies which should be of great and last
ing benefit to our already beautiful lit
tie city.
The Public Schools of Grenada are tie
pride of every patriotic citizen. the Joy
of every patron, but one thing they
lack: The play grounds are insufficient
in size and have too few of those tr;7os
which tend to make school life a j. y
every child instead of something
dreaded. j
The birchar r6d of the long ago :
been relsPated the nast VIII
ideas of its time, and now We .. il
upon TO less authority than that OF the
greatest educators and w;sest me-, OF
medical science, that the best me tai
development is obtained only when the
young and growing body is de veloped at
the same time.
But. what is the movement?
Additional ground is 10 be purchased.
to be held by the City of Grenada for
play ground purposes. and when pur-
chased, supplied with every modern
play ground device.
This is going to be done by popular
| subscription n-every child IS going to be
asked to give his or her foot OF pen
MES, every patron of the school. every
citizen of the town, every property
owner. even those VINO own property
here, but live elsewhere. are going to be
called upon to make donation. and af-
ter awhile, when things are under way.
our City Fathers are going to be asked
to do what they legally and reasonably
can to help the movement from the
public treasury.
Friday, the 10Th will be field day at
the Grenada public school and will also
be tag day and the proceeds of tag
day will be used as starter toward
the fund as outlined above. Other
means of augumentlng the fund will be
suggested and taken UP later.
A public play ground Grenada must
and shall have 1t must be located near
enough the public school to be avail
able to the children during school lays.
but kept open every day in the year.
The start has been made TODAY.
We appeal to you, Grenadians, in the
name OF our children, and our childrens
children, to rally to this cause
Respectfully.
Mrs. Ida Phelan,
VIM. c. Mclean.
Henry Ray,
W. &. Hoira.
Fl. W. Baker,
:. Yorks
Robt Sharp.
). c. Hall
Ben Brown,
7. !. Brown,
B. c. Adams
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Reilly Praised by Method
ist and Baptist Ministers

Sonic of Mr.. Reily's opponents have
attacked his church and religious stand
ing hence the publication of the follow
ing by two ministers, one Baptist and
the other Methodist:
Rev. H. B. Watkins. pastor of the
Jefferson Street Methodist church at
Natchez, among other things says of
Mr.. Reilly:
They (Relly's parents) were very
poor, and he has filled some of the most
humble places that boy growing up
around city could hold, for some wears
driving dray and delivering freight to
pay for his little schooling. If you and
| had been brought up in the way he
has our respective positions on the rolls
of some church to which we have been
so easily lead would probably never
have come to US. The thing was never
just up to him.. He is not a member of
any church, but man of considerable
religious ferver l believein tsc Saurch
with all my heart, and look for him
to join the Methodist or Baptist church
as soon as this campaign is over. | be-
lleve that he is trying to live right.
The following, from The Natchez
Democrat, is published by request:
The Rev. DR.. S. J. Parrish, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. in a sermon
Sunday night on The Church in Poll
tics. praised in high terms Judge Mar
ION W. Reilly of Natchez, a gubnerna-
toral candidate. Without lowering the
dignity of the pulpit, and steering clear
OF all criticisms of others, Dr. Parrish
in eloquent words, portrayed Judge
Reilly as true great man; man of
conviction; a clean man; true states
loval IN onr snlendid cit,.. ~ oi,r ,,raat
Sfats. to our wo-derfi,i oo,,errrna,,r
to b,msnlf. to bis faIIo,,5,o,, anH -
| God
"If elected I helieva v.a can read tba
text of this hour and saw ne viii nor he
found wanting said ~ perrisb "If
he is defeated he viii he tba sar1a
Marion Rsilv and liL - n rood Dan,ocrat
will stand lovaI to the snccassf,,I candi'
date
~ do pot ask vou to vo+e for apy
narticular candidate = said Dr par
rish. II simnlv ask Won to road the
text then pray and vote as Won nrav >
In discussing the church in rniitics
Dr Parrish SAID. The Cbnrch of CO..
has perfect RIGHT in the affairs nf
government Tho t,vo snharas arc
eant disastro,,sly dist;nct Snn,a .r,-,,a
tbat noI;t;cs vot,lG da.acrota ~, 80
realness of religion rafer Won to ths
Sermon on tbe Mount CSr;s+iap,t,.
mnst have a voice in the .fFairs Of o'1r
land The name of JesuS has '''' aver heen M
cornactad u,;tb nntl;, - > -,
ned Dr Parrish I'm ver,. ;n,mort.
an u,av he nar, - oo,,,a.+,I y,;,L
svsrv court ruls and oyer,, i,,,rorta,,t
hnsiness transaction in rho wori5 ''''
~ et no that thinkath tbat religion