Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

3* " ' ' i K ' TH] U? A H k Vlutf^;-;' niDCC FfclARRHttA, liUniC fe# Y SENTBRY, CHOLERA INFANTUM, AND ALL AFFECTIONSOf THE BOWELS, Oxfoko, t,\., July 7, iSSS. vientletneu.?We have uacd y&Mr Brodie's Cor *ial in our family fb? same time past, aim ait perfectly atisficd with its effects. Would ncn willingly do without it. Respectfully, J. E. RbaiNSOM SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, PRICE, SOc. arid SI OO. I 1- " ' * * -=?jarea Dy I l_. LYONS & CQ ?-w ?. Henry N. Gastrock 3120-3122 Magazine St. NEW ORLEANS, LA. RELIABLE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY. Agents, M. A. Packard & Co.'s $3.50 and $4.00 SHOES FOR MEN. Phone Up-town 2200 W. A. I. fcriswtld 6 Co., Ltd Jewelers ul Silversmiths Our stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Diamonds and Precious Stones, Watches, Novelties In Gold and Silver, is the largest and handsomest we have ever shown. Everything New, Fresh, Attractive. Write for our Hook of Suggestions. A. B. GRISWOLD <1 CO., Ltd. Established 1817. . 108 Canal Street, NEW ORLEANS. F. Johnson 6 Son Company | LIMITED. UNDERTAKERS AND FURNISHERS j OF FINE FUNERAL FURNITURE. 300 Magazine Street, corner Julia, anil Washington and Prytania Streets. Both 'Phones G97. NEW ORLEANS, LA. C. J. Macmurde, Jr. E. R Opopwv Macmurdo & Gregory GENERAL INSURANCE. Office No. 914 Hennen Building. Phono Main 4411. New Orleans, La. j Fire, Life, Accident, Liability, Boiler, Plate Giass, Indemnity, Burglary, Tornado NEW ORLEANS. LA. y E PRESBYTERIAN OF THE SOU Marriages Brack-Reilly.?At the manse, Buena Vista, Va., Tuesday, June 1, 1909, by Rev. A. C. Hopkins, Jr., Mr. V. O. Brack, of Little Rock, Ark.: and Miss Delia May Reilly, daughter of Mr. D. M. Rellly, of I.exington. Faulkner-McDonald.?At the manse, Carrollton, Ga. June 2, 1909, by Rev. W. E. Dozier, Mr. C. L. Faulkner and Mrs. Mamie McDonald. Floyd-Allen.?In the parlor of the Boyd Hotel. Sallis. Miss.. May 30, 1909, by Rev. E. C. Comfort, Mr. W. L. Floyd and Miss Edna Allen. Floyd-Schinsty.?At the residence of Hon. J. B. Schinsty, father of the bride, Denton. Tex., May 19, 1909, by Rev. F. L. McFadd'en, Mr. Thomas Floyd and Miss Emma Sthinsty. Hardy Robertson.?At Norfolk, Va., June 5. 1909, by Rev. Joseph Rennie, D. D., Mr. Samuel D. Hardy and Miss Ida Robertson. Irby-JohntDn.?At the manse, Pamplin City, Va., May 26. 1909, by Rev. J. A, Paisley, Mr. Joseph C. Irby, of Nottoway Co.. and Miss Ellie Johnson, of Charlotte Co. Leal-Gibson.?At the residence, of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mary DeJournette Gibson, Rome, Ga., June 2, 1909, by Rev. G. G. Sydnor, Mr. J. R. Leal and .miss idpz lieJournette Gibson. McCorklo Harrison.?In Clifton Forge. Va., May 29, 1909, by Rev. E. W. MeCoikle, Mr. Robert M. McCorkle) ot Spottswood, Va., and Miss Mary M. Harrison. Milner-Ford.?In Hattiesburg, Miss., June 9, 1909, by Rev. R. L Campbell, Mr. R. L. Milner and Miss Perry Lou Ford. Moffett-Urguhart.?In the Methodist church. Bay St. Louis, Miss., June 10. 1909, by Rev. William Megginson, of Biloxi, Mr. F. G. Moffett, of Edna, Tex., and' Miss lone Urguhartk daughter or Rev. H. B. Urguiiart, pastor of the church. Murray-Brawner.?At the residence of the bride's parents. Griffin, Ga., June J, 1909, by Rev. W, A. Murray, brother of the groom, Mr. Charles Hampton Murray and Miss Bessie Clark Brawner. Perkins Bolton.?At Rio, Albemarle Co , Va., June 1, 1909, Mr. Wm. Allan PerKins, of Charlottesville, Va.. and Miss Lizzie Hazlehurst Bolton, daughter of Major C. M. Bolton. Roberts-Purcell.?In the Presbyterian church, Columbia, Ala., June 5, 1909, by Rev. E. M. Craig, of Dothan, Ala., Dr. Charles Wesley Roberts, of Douglas Ga , and Miss Prances Blanche Purcell, daughter of Mr. If. G. Purcell. Smiley-Wilkinson.?In the Presbyterian church. Ariel, Miss.. May 19, 1909. by Rev. W. F. Creson, Mr. R. A. Smiley and Mis? Ullie E. Wilkinson, both ot Ariel. Thompson-Anderson.?In the First Presbyterian church, Jackson, Miss., Wednesday, June 2, 1909, by Rc-v. W. H. Hill, paster of the Westside chur t,. Mr. , J. Harvey Thompson and Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Williams Harris.?At the residence of Mr. Charles Ratcliff. Zaeharv, La., May 30, 190S, by Rev. \V. P. Cre'on. Mr. I. A. Williams, of Zaehary, La., and Miss Fay Harris, of Harrisburg. Ark. TH. June 23, 1909. Yocng-Fore.?At the manse, Pamplin City, Va? April 2, 1909, by Rev. .1. A. Paisley, Mr. George Young, of Prince Edward Co., and Miss Annie Fore, of Charlotte Co. Deaths Koelle.?In New Orleansy La., June 8, 1909, Mrs. Anna Koelle, beloved wife of E. Ferdinand Koelle, aged thirty-two years. In this second bereavement in but a day or two more than two weeks, the family has the profound svmoathv of many friends Shackleford.?Sunday evening, June 6, 1909, at Carrollton, Ga., Mrs. Margaret A. Shackleford in the eighty-second year of her age. For more than sixty years she was a member of the Presbyterian church and a consistent follower of the Lord Jesus Christ. Smith.?In Mills. Tex., June 4, 1909, Miss Estelle Smith, daughter of Mr. Munroe Smith. In the seventeenth year of her age. GEORGE HUNT. At a meeting of the session of Buffalo church, on June 13, 1909, its members desire to express their profound respect and affectionate esteem for our late member, George Hunt, who for forty years haj been a faithful and devoted ruling elder, and for forty years served as clerk of the session. The following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly miner, in mis an wise providence, to take to himself Ruling Elder George Hunt, be it Resolved, first, That in the death of our brother and fellow laborer, a great loss has been sustained both to the Church and session; Second, That we bear testimony to his faithfulness and devotion to the Church, and to his consistent walk and conversation; Third, That we bow in humble submission to the will of him who doeth all things well; Fourth, That we extend our sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing ones and commend them to our Heavenly Father; Fifth, That these resolutions be given a page in our minutes, that a copy be sent to the family, and published in our religious papers. J. A. Paisley, Mod., B. F. Hunt, Stanlev Meor? S?oolnn SUSPENDED JUDGMENT. "I try more %nd more every year to hold judgment of others in suspense till I can know all the facts at first hand." said one who was accused of being too lenient toward offenders. "Certainly I am not qualified to judge till then. God's commandment is 'judge not!'" Suspended judgment is the best kind of judgment It is so impossible to know all the cir, cumstances and imnulse3 that Ipjwi an. other to do certain thing^s we condemn, that our judgment can never be alrogether just! As we know instinctively, and of ten protestingly, that others can -not Judge us rightly, let us try to remember that we are not qualified to pass judgment upon others.?The Wellspring.