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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1892

Page

8

Temptations and Warnings From a Presbyterian Sermon

A Northern Presbyterian sermon outlines three dangerous temptations for Christians sudden sudden sudden and unrecognized. It warns that neglecting duty and chasing worldly desires deceive rather than overpower. It cites scripture from First Timothy and Revelation to stress vigilance and fleeing temptation.

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Outside Influences Threaten Church Piety And Worldly Pressure

The text warns that Christian conduct suffers when believers are exposed to worldly influences and public opinion. It argues for isolation within grace and fellowship, cautions against chasing fashion and wealth, and condemns engagement with worldly politics as diluting devotion and spiritual focus.

Coarist

Chestnutting Trip and a Mischievous Sam

A children’s outing turns playful as Sam, Jennie, and George roam over a hill for chestnuts. The air is frosty and clear while squirrels stash a pretty heap, but Sam keeps taking the largest chestnuts, prompting the narrator to wonder what to do with a boy like that.

Sam Jennie George

HOW TO BE HAPPY AND THE BUTTERFLY EASTER MORNING

A vintage essay urges doing something for others to find happiness. It contrasts a butterfly tableau with a tale of Bennie and Easter morning wonder. Dramatic blocks describe a hunter's peril in a snowy frontier, building a shelter from a hollow tree, and a trek back to camp amid a blizzard. A South Dakota mine report hints at a rich gold find, while a Cincinnati coincidence ties Alexander Salvini to Junius Brutus Booth in a theater note.

Bennie Lordihood Streks Taweke Ali South Dakota Rapp City Battle Creek Noone Crocrswall Alexander Salvini D’artagnan Pike Opera House Junius Brutus Booth Incom Ilkes Booth Cincinnati

Editor Irwin and Brown clash over Southern Alliance paper

The Atlanta Constitution reports how two letters from Livingston and Calvin to Harry C. Brown and M. D. Irwin reveal a board of control ousting Irwin and installing Massey. Brown rejects the demand, defends Irwin, and asserts stockholders control. The dispute centers on who should direct the official organ of the Southern Alliance Farmer.

Atlanta Atlanta Constitution of Today L. F. Livingston M. V. Calvin Alliance Harry C. Brown M.D. Irwin Mesere, Livingston Calvin State Alliance Brown Southern Alliance Farmer Publishing Company Board of Control Mr. Irwin Joe M. Massey Irwin Alliance of Georgia Massey Massoly State Exchange National Farmers’ Alliancee St. Louis Southern Alliance Farmer Alliance Men of Georgia Livingston Colonel Livington

Settlement with Italy Viewed from Foreign Standpoint

The Times lauds the amicable settlement of the Italy United States dispute on Good Friday noting its benignant diplomacy and calling Blaine's actions a possible diplomatic triumph. The Daily Graphic calls Blaine's surrender an important precedent affecting European nations and U.S. responsibility for foreigners.

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Twenty Three Public Building Bills Favorably Reported

Washington April 16 The house committee on public buildings reported favorably on twenty three bills authorizing new constructions and two bills increasing original appropriations The bills cover Cumberland Indiana Gardiner Maine Newport News Virginia Laredo Texas Brunswick Georgia Anniston Alabama Hastings Nebraska Joliet Illinois Spokane Falls Washington Ann Arbor Michigan Boise City Idaho Helena Montana Durham North Carolina Massillon Ohio Gallipolis Ohio Suspension Bridge New York Brockton Massachusetts Bedford City Virginia Cheyenne Wyoming Waterbury Connecticut Clinton Iowa Providence Rhode Island Nashua New Hampshire Also raises limits for Paterson New Jersey and Kansas City Missouri Also authorizes sale of the old Louisville Kentucky custom house All bills were placed on the calendar

House Washington House Committee On Public Buildings Cumberland Ind Gardiner Newport News Laredo Texas Brunswick Anniston Ala Hastings Neb Joliet Lis Spokane Falls Wash Paterson N. J Kansas City Louisville

Athens Park and Improvement Company Land Sale May 1

The Athens Park and Improvement Company will conduct another land sale around May 1. The sale will include choice residence plots in the city, with several Prince avenue lots among those offered. Property will be sold at auction and plans for plots are being drawn for publication in a few days.

Athens Park and Improvement Company Prince Avenue

Two Kentucky Boys Drowned in Mis sissippi Backwater

In Kentucky near Oakton two brothers Frank and Rick Fowlkes and Arthur Whiteherst drowned when their small boat leaked and overturned in the Mississippi backwater. Arthur and Frank did not swim and died. Dick Fowlkes survived. Bodies were recovered.

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Work of the Railroad Convention in Wasuieron

The state railroad commissioners’ convention at Wasuieron referred railway accounting to a committee and asked for a report at the next meeting. The rates report was adopted. A safety appliances committee urged Congress to pass a bill for uniform automatic couplers, train brakes, and driving wheel safety for freight cars.

Convention of State Railroad Commissioners Congress

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