The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 21, 1890 Page: 3 of 6
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Leave your orders tor Louis*
iana LOTTERY TICKETS at
O’Maley <t Co.’s, 109 East
Main Street. 9-tf
YOU KIPUR. ^
On Wednesday next the Israelites
throughout the world will celebrate
their Yom Kipur or Day of Atone-
ment. It commences, like all Mo-
saic days, the evening before and
closts at sunset on Wednesday.This
custom is based on the biblical state-
ment, “it was evening and morning
on the same day*’’ The Kipur day
is devoted to meditation, prayer and
fasting. The ten penitential days
-proceeding the Atonement day are
devoted to righting wrongs between
man and man and repenting of sins
towards God. One ot the cardinal
differences between Judaism anil
other religious sytems is, that atone-
ment rests with each individual.
You must save yourself from sin
and the result of sin (pumsnment)no
one can do it tor you. Sin and
punishment are cause and effect.
Physical as well as spiritual ills
must be cured in the person afflict-
ed. If you suffer from disease and
your friend takes medicine you are
not benetitted. Thus the Bible has
it: “For on this day ye shall atone
yourselves, to cleanse yourself from
all your sins.” Cease to sin and
you are atoned.
In the liturgy of the day, promi-
nence is given to the biblical history
of the “offering of Isaac,” which is
a protest against the vicarious atone-
ment idea. God did not desire the
sacrifice of Abraham’s only begot-
ten, beloved son, but since Abra-
ham, according to the custom of his
time, was bent on bringing a sacri-
fice, the Angel of God told him not
to hurt the human being, as an ani-
mal roaming in the woods would
answer just as well. In the temple
service the sacrificial culte was
maintained, but the prophets already
declaimed against it and said: “A
contrite heart is better than sacri-
fice.” «
Abstaining from food and drink
and all carnal pleasures is to assert,
for one day at least, the superiority
of mind over matter; to exemplify
our full control over passions and
animal desires and be in a fit condi-
tion for meditation, repentance and
resolutions for the future.
There being no ordained Rabbi
in this city, Dr. Yeidel and Mr.
Franklin will conduct the services
in Hebrew and English.
1 he wife ot James Whitley, a
worthy farmer residing near Austin,
was discovered lying in one of the
cotton rows not far from the house,
by her husband, last Tuesday, dead.
Her skull had been crushed, proba-
bly by the use of a rock. Subse-
quent investigation showed thstt she
had been criminally assaulted,, and
it is supposed she was murdered to
prevent identification of the crimi-
nal. Is it possible that the fiend
who was guilty of the series assassi-
nations of women in Austin in 1SS5
Is still at large?
RED • FRONT
We are now showing* the
Largest \ Most Complete
■LINE OF-
CLOTHING
Ever Shown in Denison.
We solicit your inspection of our line
1
and would especially call your
attention to our line of
FURNISMING MS
RESPECTFULLY,
RED FRONT.
RED•FRONT
Only a Fisxle.
The convention of Independents
to nominate a candidate for benator
ot this the Eighteenth District, at
Whitesboro, “walked up the hill
and down again.” Narry a dele-
gate from Grayson was present.
The Cooke county delegates would
not nominate, and adjourned dis-
gusted, and will nominate at Gaines-
ville next Saturday whether Grayson
county delegates turn out or not.—
Sherman Democrat.
The Evening Capitoli an is the
name of the latest newspaper ven-
ture under the shadow of the state
Capitol dome, at Austin. The paper
says it has come to shout for Austin
and Texas. The names of the edi-
torial and business staff are all
familiar as experienced newspaper
men of Texas, and if the Capitolian
is not a financial success we shall
lose what small faith we have in
Austin as a newspaper town. They
are as follows: Mr. B. M. Vander-
hurst is managing editor, Mr. T. M.
Bowers, Jr., city editor, Col. T. M.
Bowers business manager, and Mr.
B. W. Hunter solicitor and assist-
ant city editor.
Hibbard Bros.
Are headquarters for Berwick Bay
oysters, fish and celery.
LETTER LIST.
Date of List, 8«pt. 20,1890.
POST OFFICE, DENISON CITY I
Grayson County. Trias. I
The following letters have been held at this
olhce seven days and are unclaimed. They are
therefore hereby advertised according to law
They will be held two weeks trom the date ol this
hst and, il still unclaimed, will be sent to the
Dead letter Office. Parties calling for this mai
must say advkktised, giving dale of list. One
cent wil. be charged on each piece of mail adver-
tised. ALWAis HAVE YOUR MAIL. Df-
RKCTKDTO YOUR STREET AND NUM-
B h R.
C. T. Daughbkty P. M.
Boain, Miss Anny
KoK8s« Miss Annie
Hmllow, Dsn
Bonn, Mi's Amice
Bowne, llardie (joi
W Main)
Hayles, Henry-2
Bowman, Mrs. Evaline
213 \V. Crawford
Bryant, Mrs Emily
Burgett, Mrs Eula
Bond, James A
Butler,J L
Blair, John
Hurgest, Mrs L E
Blades, Miss Anna,
care H:iry Knnis
Bntler, Millie
Black, Mrs S E, PO
Box 614
Burns, Silvester (iuS
Morton St)
Brockett, W W
Bra/.tel, W T
Carsart, Mrs Sarah
Campbell,Miss Kate,
1111 Johnson St
Colwell, Mrs Hiddie
Dobbs, J P
Darrow, H O
Delaney, lames
Davis, Alice
Deeming, J S
Day, Mrs Julie
Dixson, W G
Dickson, W. C
Engineers Office
Eaglin, Joe
Ebison, John
Eaglin, Joseph-2
Erwin, \V F
Ford, R J
Kiel its, L A
Greer, K L
Guy, Frank
Guthrie, Miss Frankie
Gianatti, F
Gum, John
Gibbs, J ames
Green, Ida
Grimes, W K
Hammond, Tomey
Harris, Paul C
Harris, P D
Harris, Paul
Hendricks, Mrs Millie
Holhmon, Mrs Nettie
Hall, A
Hasley, Joe
Isaacs, E
Jackson, W A
Jamison, Josaph I.
Jackson, Lon20
Jones, Mrs Sallic
Johnson, Annie
lohn.son, Nolie
Johnson, Miss Annie
Johnson, Mrs Marthan
Jansun, B F
Johnson, Miss Mattie
Johnston, Miss Sallie
Johnson. Mrs Margaret
Kennedy, W H
Kyger, Pro! JCF 4
Kennedy, H C
Knox, Frank S
Leonard, Mrs Will
L;uer, Ijco
lawtor, K M
Louis, Miss Hanna
Lott us. Mrs KM
Little, A K
Lilley Mias Dealains
Metcalf, V\ arner
Milliorn, Miss Laura
Merideth, Mrs M M
Moss, Miss Mary, care!
E K Booth
Mackey, J W
Morris, Miss Eliza
Mclntare, James (stone
cutter)
M cD-tlonel, Jessie
Newcomb, Charles W
Newman, C W
Patton, J 8
Futfh.J C, Box 120
Powell, James
Roberts, Francis
Rinehcarl A B-a
Roberson, Miss Tilda
Reed, Marion L
Rice, J as A
Robison, J B
Sims, Isic
Simmans, S S
Snodgras, Mrs Mattie J
Smith, Miss Tilda
Talley, S D
Trowbridge, C A
Thompson, Miss Alvia
Tisington, Mrs Rarbree
Thorman, A L, No. 101
Morgan St
Thomas, Miss Kttha
Taylor, M F
Thomas, Mrs
Tell, Peter
Townsend, Dick
Taylor, Dan
Upxins, James
Vaughn, John
Wilson, Mrs Lizze care
J. W Wilson
Wilson, Mrs Kiddie
Williams, Mrs C L
Webb. G F
Wheeler. Hutnphery
Wicksvd, Miss Fannie
Ward, A W, care Me
Cullick
W right. Burl if
Walker, Mrs Hattie T
Waldrop, J T
Walder, Michael No. 511
Woostan St
Wood, Lerrv, 503 South
I.atnar Ave
Whitticare, Mrs Lana
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 21, 1890, newspaper, September 21, 1890; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth571314/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.