The Washington Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1890, Page 1

Terms, $1.60 Per year in Advance, — THEY SAY ething fell Taesday. be sound loud? things cannot stand all be disappointments many? yvernment at Washington 3 may turn againt us some n the end we are bound , sin to turn down your be a party to corruption. «used as a cats paw to out of the fire for estuuts ies. u not always trust those | to be your friends. tle, but be an attentive yuse your neighbor. ghbors will mislead the ** Advocate” of nd a“Pilot” for the be happy. practice to boast in e of the girl whose re trying to win. s inher presence sound s in her ears. st will never win the hand telligent woman. s ouly the ignorant that is ted by nonsense. ver write a letter that a third son cannot read. N Be honest to those whose friend- ship you desire to keep. ——— \ false hearted man is as dan- asa snake, vays on your guard. right to tell all you know? \ good friend you can confide in. between. man will not lie on y are few aud far \n honest \ woman who always boast of iress 18 @ masher. (lady is sedate and is careful hat she says. in always tell when one is use to anything. sensible woman is a jewel. ousting manis like a wild boast so much until they icir brains out. w did like "Noble. Re- you liss Savoy is a genins. knows how to present a play 3 young bet be a genius, 1p @ few years e is too much craming in slic schools. rains of the young oues are i xed, Sis a hint to the wise, not havea change in the School ? High School needs a reor- ton, e should be a teachers meet- ce a week, men fear no one. scal will misrepresent the t man. lef will always endeavor to out what hi sociate is doing. can tell more about other than the crimes of which are guilty. \ thief is always honest in his 1 estimation. : ——— The Republican party bas reason © proud of a President who sets ‘xample to every honest and ‘Thest Citizen in the land te go and te. The President will travel over tniles to cast his ballot. This ‘2h to shame the stay-at-home Pe ple who will not cross the road ’ perform their duty as citizens. i amy The Prastieal Politician has bis t Rew Vindication, not only in the right bat the duty of every true Republi- can to help his party, in the act of | Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt making a contribution to help pay | the expenses of his party —the Repablican party, it seems—in the current Congressional campaign.— The “Politician.” | eo | RELIGIOUS WORK IN VIRGIN- | IA. A WASHINGTON LADY’s sccEss, Elk Lick, Va., October 28, 90. _ The Chapel which had its origin | in the person of Miss Jennie Dean, | of Sudley Springs, Va., who work- | ed and is working so faithfully, nobly and effectually for its com- | pletien, is fairly on its way, and | religious exercises are being held | in it. Saturday October 11th, the | people of this vicinity celebrated the opening of their Chapel in the form of a Sunday School union. There were four Sabbath Schools represented, namely: Catharpin, Wiliard, Cub-ran and Elk Lick. The afternoon was given to exer- cises suitable to the occasion, to which many were present. At the close of the exercises addresses were delivered by Revs. H. Harris, W=2. Smith, Mr. J. Walter White, Mrs. Bias, and Miss Jennie Dean, the originator, Miss Dean’s ad- dress was eloqueat and her ac- count of her work was interesting. A festival was given io the ev euing for the purpose of raising more money to complete the build- ing. A handsome littie sum was realized. Rev. D. G. Henderson preached here on the fourth Sunday. A large crowd was present. The ckureh tendered its thanks to its many friends who so nobly came to its assistance in she time of need aud especially emphasize its thanksful- uess towards the following sources of relief, viz :— Park St. Congregation church, Boston Mass., $14.00; St. Pauls ebureh, $3.25; Clarendon Street Bapt..S. School, $10.00; Warren Avenue Bapt. church, $6.87, 12th Temple , $8.00; Bowdoin St. Bap- tist church, $7.65; Clarendon St. Bapt. chureh, %26.07; Berkley Temple S. School, $11.06; Maron Congregational church, $9.55; Die mou House, Marion Mass., $3.00; And the following persons: No. 15 Holly Oak St., Bible and $3.00; Mrs. Gardner, $5.00; Dea. Geo. T. Dexter S. Schoo! 10.00. Through the agency of Miss Jen- nie Deau, a member of the 19th St. Baptist church, Washington, D. C. sent some valuable aid. Sbe is still laboring with and for the church. May God crown her with gems tar above tbose produced by human hands. The church tendered thanks to Mesdames Fannie Douglass, Ann Harris, and Miss Amanda Al- | len for their work in soliciting aid for the Chapel. Miss Ella H. Dean is also remembered as a helper. ———— TROUBLE 1!N SHILOH. REV. SCOTT IN THE LEAD. HE PRE VENTS AN ELECTION. THE SISTERS STAND BY HIM Since the death of Rev. Wm. J. Walker the aspirants tor the pas- torate of the church of which be was pastor, have been numerous. A Bek representative in copyersa- tion with ove of the well known members of the church on last Sat urday afternoon, intormed bim that every woman in the church was in favor of Rev. W. H. Scott, while the male members were opposed to him and notwithstanding a majori- ty of the members want bim, he sbali not be elected. i The BEE man asked who the ap- plicants were aud be was ivformed that Revs. W. H. Phillips, of Hills dale, J. Anderson Taylor and Credit. If Scott was out of the way Taylor would be elected. Is there any change for Rev. Phillips, asked the Bre scrive? No sir. said the knowing member; if Rev. Phillips hadn’t followed the charch up so he would bave been the mau. He was too anxious. Scott had to hide himself a few evenings ago} to keep the male members from assaulting him. what the BEE scribe ascertained that on the first ballot that was taken in the church to elect a pas tor the Rev. Scott was in the lead | and if the male members would permit a fair count he would be elected. It was decided to with draw the four candidates and al- low the deaceus to supply the pul- | concerned. That the time is ripe ~ reh.. $10.65; Fremont oS == It is evident from | 5 cents per copy. 7 SPECIAL NOTICES. pit until there is quiet .in the church. Upto this meeting Rev. Scott is in the lead. =... THE CHANGE WOMAN'S Hon, DRESS. ton, New Jersey. —_ T. E. Dunansy & Son, —Reai, | The elaborately-dressed woman, | Estate Agents, Alexandria, Va. on the street especially, is destined | For sale two very cheap brick{ | to be a rarity. Flashy styles will] houses at $1,000 each. 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