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CASH OR PRODUCE
Republican Mass Meeting.

QThere will be a mass meeting of
the Republicans of Adair county,
in accordance with the action taken
by the Republican State Central,
Congressional and County Central
Committee, at Kirksville Missouri
in the Masonic Hall at one o'clock
p. IN. Saturday, May 18th, 1888.
For the purpose of selecting seven
delegates to the Republican State
Convention at Sedalia, No, on
Tuesday May the 18th, 1881 and
for selecting seven delegates to the
Republican Congressional conven-
ton at Kirksville, No, on May the
22d, 1883. J. r. MUsICK,
S. S. MCLAUGHLIN Ch'rm.
Sec'y.
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There are men now living
within ten miles of Lane aster who
have lived in Howard, Ran dolph'
Macon, Adair and Schu yler coun-
ties in Missouri, and in Davis
county, Iowa, who h ave never
moved from the places on
which they now resid ,. To ac-
count for this, we will state that
this county and str ip of nine
miles now belonging to. Iowa, was
at one time in Howard, afterwards
In Macon, then in Ri .ndolph and
lastly in Adair count, I, and all of
these counties, incluc ling Schuy-
Ter, once belonged to the old
Mother Counties, l Toward. Mis-
souri, and Iowa, went to law over
the disputed strip Of nine miles
and it was awarded to Iowa by
the Supreme Court of the United
States. This reduced Schuy ler
below the constituti onal limits, b ut
as the county was already organ
lied the local government was
maintained. 1t is the smallest
county in the state, but one of the |
best, all the same. Lancaster Elk.
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very important that the rich coal

very important that the rich coal
fields of Adair and Putnam coun-
ties be opened up and developed
SO that the great wealth therein
contained be thrown into the chan
nels of trade and commerce, and
whereas, the great grain fields and
stock pastures of North Missouri
and Southern Iowa need and de-
mand u more direct and compet-
ing line of railroad to the great
markets of st. Louis, and The
South: therefore he it
RESOLVED, That it is the object
pnd purpose Of this meeting to
take the necessary preliminary
steps to secure the organization of
a company to build IL railroad
from Hannibal, Missouri, 5y the
most feasible and practicable
route to a point on the Missouri
River opposite the city of o naha,
Nebraska.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce RICHARD
J.. HAMILTON Of Nineveh township as a can
didate for assessor, subject to the decision of
the voter at the Republican primary.
We are authorized to announce JAMES A.
BRANNAMAN of Morrow township as can
midate for the Office of assessor, subject to the
decison of the voters at the Republican prima-
Ty.
We are authorized to announce j. S MAT
TER of Nineveh town ship as a candidate for
assessor subject to the decision of the voters
at the Republican primary.
We are authorized to announce J j Nc
IFTOSH as a candidate for the Office of assess
or, subject to tue voters at the Republican pri-
mary.
We are authorized to announce ALEXAND-
ER q. ROWLINSON OF Clay township as can
ddate for assessor, subject to the decision of
the voters at the republican primary,
We are authorized to announce the name of
HOMER l. HARRINGTON as a candidate for
the Office of County assessor subject to the Re
publican primary.
we are authorized to announce s. c C.ZIGLER
OF walnut township as candidate for the
once or assessor subject to the decision of the
Rep ublican primary
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce G.. f. WILL
hiAMS OF Benton township as q candidate for
Sherih, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican primary.
We are authorized to announce f. II.
kNAfP as candidate for Sheriff subject to
primary.
y we are authorized to announce JOHN
kOEHLMYER of Pettis township as a candi-
uate ior the office of Sheriff subject to the de-
clsien OF the voters at the Republican primary
We are authorized to announce "DOUG''
MURPHY of Benton township as a candidate
ISr the ONCE of sheriff, subject to the decision
oil the voters at the Republican, primary.
We are authorized to announce JOHN LEWIS
oil benton township as candidate for sheriff
subject to the decision of the voters at tn, Re-
publican primary.
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--Rey. Pope Yeaman will be q
candidate for congress in the sixth
district, which is now represented
by John L. Heard of Sedalia.
-Itis reported that the iron
ore at Iron Mountain and Pilot
Knob is exhausted and that The
Vulcan Steel works will be moved
t. Cleveland.
"A reduction of the tariff is
demanded, and it can be reduced
without injury to any home inter
est The present time presents a
golden opportunity for the Re-
publican party.
The discussion of the Mills
tariff bill has been limited to twen-
ty days; but this gives ample time
to talk it to death. We trust that
as soon as the funeral service is
over the Republicans will have a
bill ready that is acceptable to the
people.
In another column will be
found a complete report of the
railroad meeting at this place
Tuesday. The wonderful interest
manifested all along the proposed
line was surprise to every one,
and leaves but little doubt that the
road will be pushed to completion
at an early day.
-Congressman Warner posi-
lively declines to be candidate
for governor, and he is right. His
next promotion should be to the
Senate, and he should be kept in
congress till Missouri has reached
that sublime moment in her histo-
ry when she will be able to send a
Republican Senator to our Ma
tional Capitol.
Novelty, in Knox county, is
almost on an air line from New
London to Corydon, To-, and little
skillful maneuvering by the peo-
pie in that vicinity might give
their town railroad communica-
ton, something that it greatly
needs as no inland town in Mis-
souri, is more extensively advertis-
ed than Novelty.
IF the Republican party
wants to know its strength in Mis-
souri,, nominate Chauncey [. Fill
ley for governor. Do this and we
may rest assured that every Re-
publican voter in the state, with a |
courage born of the inspiration,
which he would bring into
the campaign, would unite in one
supre me effort to overflow De-
mocracy in Missouri.
The rains of this week have
been of great benefit to the farm
er, and have brought renewed
hope not only to the farmer, but to
all classes of business men. Rains,
like the Democratic mail service,
have been somewhat irregular dur
ing the last two seasons, but rs
the present year is expected to be
an extremely favorable one, we
look for a great improvement in
both.
The Campaign Weekly
Globe-Democrat will be sent to
any address in the United States
as follows: From May to Decem-
Der lst, 80 cts; from June to
December lst, 40 cts; from July
o December LIST, 80 cts; from ,
Aug. to December 1st, 20 cts; {
rom Sept. to December 1st, Is 8
It's; from Oct. to December 1st,
U cts. All Postmasters and News
Dealers will receive subscriptions. I
INGALLS, ANN V00puCEc n
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Memorial and Decoration Comrnit-
tees.

At meeting of the Executive
committe to arrange for Memorial
and Decoration May 30th 1885, the
following business was transacted,
committees appointed as follows, to
wit:
Speakers and Invitation-M.
Mccall, W.. Ashlock, Wm. III.
Gill.
Music. W. Tinsman. John
Shaver, j. W. Bernard, G. I. vii
llamS.
Decoration-J. W. Tinsman, Fl.
G. PARCEL, Mrs. Lettie Leech,
Miss Katie Borneman, Mrs. J. I.
Fowler.
Grounds-Thoe. Brigham, NJ.
|. L. Atterberry, j. 3. New meyer,
Lewis Spriggs,
Programme Gen'l Ex-Com.-S.
). Mclaughlin, B. T. Helm V, j. FL.
klnnear, John Shaver, Sanford
Snyder.
Adjourned to meet at the call of
the chairman.
BY ORDER Con-.
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PROSECUTING ATToREY.

Wenre authorized to announce JOHN w.
JOHNSTON as candidate for reelection to
the office of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to
primary
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JUDGE FIRSI DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce r. y. Toll
Err of Polk tip. as candidate for re- election to
the Office of county Judge, First District. sub
ject to tue decision of the voters at the Re-
publican primary.
We are authorized to announce JOHN W
PARkER of Benton tip. as a candidate for the
Office of County Judge, First District, subject
to the decision of the voters at the Republican
primary.
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SOIliui itttO.
Which said report was, on
motion, unanimously adopted.
On motion of S. A. Gates of
Decatur county, Iowa, a committee
of six were appointed to prepare
articles of incorporation for a
railroad to begin at Omaha,
Nebraska, and extend to Hannibal,
Missouri and were instructed to
report at the next meeting of the
convention.
The chair named the following
as the committee, viz:
S. a. Gates, of Leon, Iowa, Jno.
{. Piersel, of Monroe City, No,
Jas. L. Lloyd, Of Shelbyville, Mo-,
Capt. III. j. Drummond, of
Palmyra, No, Henry L. MILAN,
of Kirksville. Mo, b. FL. Bonfoey,
of Unionville, Mo-,
S. NJ. Picker, of Kirksville, was
on motion, added to the committee.
The next meeting of the con-
ventlon will be held at Palmyra,
Mo, at 10 a. m. of Tuesday, May
18th, 1888.
On motion the newspapers
along the proposed route are re-
quested to publish the proceed
ings of this meeting and the sec
retary was instructed to furnish
copies of the minutes to persons
In the various counties along the
route.
I. NJ, Harrington, of Kirksville,
offered the following resolution, to
wit:
RESOLVED, that it is the sense
of this meeting, that the counties
through which the proposed road
shall run, should secure the right
of way. The resolution was
adopted,
A number of enthusiastic
speeches were made, among them
was quite humorous and witty
one made by W. D. Oldham, of
Kirksville.
On motion, vote of thanks was
rendered the citizens of Kirksville
for their hospitality.
On motion convention adjourned
to meet at Palmyra, May IL.
JAMES L. LLOYD,
D. NJ. fIckLER, Secretary.
President.
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CoNsTABLE-BENToN TOWNSHIP.

We are authorized to announce COL UMBUS
U BARNES as candidate for the office Of
Constable for Benton township subject to the
decision of the voters at the Republican prima
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce STE PHEN
HALL as candidate for recollection to the
Office of County Surveyor. subject to the de-
cision of the voters at the Republican primary.
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For REPREsENTATIYE.

We are authorized to announce j. w. DAVIS
as candidate for reelection to the Office of
representative, subject to the decision of tn,
voters at the Republican primary.
We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ .
MEGA LII as q candidate for Representative
subject to the Republican primary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUDGE SECOND p1srEICr.

We are authorized to announce G.. W
MEEks of Pettig township n candidate for
the Office IL County Judge. second district
subject to the decision ofthe voters, at the re-
publican primary election.
The many friends Of GEO W. LORD OIL
Clay township announced him as q candidate
for the Office of County Judge Second Dis
trict subject to tho decision Of the voters az
the Republican primary.
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FOR TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce JONAS H.
CAshEf as candidate for the office of Coun-
ty treasurer, subject to the decision of the
voters at the Republican primary.
We are authorized to announce THEODORE
BRIGHAM Of Benton township as q candidate
for the office of Treasurer, sub Ject to the decis-
ion oil the voters at the Republican primary
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We have load of Salt the road which we will sell
at bottom prices. Remember the Salt and Flour. We
cordially invite all old friends and customers to come
and see us and bring others Our terms are:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18

You get great biz plug Of "oLD RIP
tobacco Tor your money. ny ".
MKsYHis GRocrRY 90,
Dn. Wholesale Agents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18
TWO suRPRIsEe

\ workman piled his clumsy spade
A. the sun was going down,
The German KlnF wiiha cal,ncnde,
On his way 10 bcriin Town,
Refined up his slecd NJ III old mans side.
MY tolling friend. "tnid be.
WHY nol Vass work n cycnilde
When the laborcr should h. frccf'
u do no, slave, the oldlman aid.
"And am always FREE,
Though work inom tho time leave my bed
Till can handy see"
How much" Nld tho King - thy gain In a
Right Eroschcn," toe jpan replied.
And thou uinst live On This mcagcr payf'
Like king he srifi with pride.
Two gr,-cben %! ine and my wife. good irlctsi.
Aud two inr n debt love,
I've Erp~chen b. loud. aRi Two b. sIcnd
For thosc who can't labor, you know.
Thy dcbt-'' aid the King ssld the tollcr YEA,
my mother with aee Oppressed.
Who earcd for me. ioilcd for me, many day,
Aud nov hath need Of fcst"
''To whom dost lend thy daily f,orrr'
To my boys for their schooling you scc.
When am too feeble "a t1il any murr
They will care cor their mother nnd me"
And thy lat two groschcnr' the monarch add.
my sistcr arr old and lame
All IN the FATHERS namc.'
Tear wcllod mp IN the god Kings eyes.
Thou knowcst me not ' sid be-.
"As thou hast given me nnr surprise,
Here u another Tor thee
Il am thy King give me Thy hani"-
And hs hcapcd u hlnh " ith Fold-
when mnru thou nccicsi, command
That at onco bc told.
,sFor would bicss ui,h fisb r,vard
Tho man who can proudly Ny
That eight souls doih h. keep and guard
ON eight poor gru-uhen day"
n. w. ucAlpias ~ ~ Nichoiaf
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Prnnrs scientifically cited. Mul.ord's.
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-" BLUEGRASS" No. 3Sa.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Ryriyks fIambeionian sirn Of 90 troticr'
with records 81 I'D or better. and sifc ~ VI sons
that have cneh gotten one or norc ~ performers
int dam XIII by Long Island Hack llawE. second
dam by Young Dune halt brother 10 American
krlipsc. third dam BY COINS Messenger by I'm
ported Messenger.
BLuEGRASs y ~, hands hlsh. soal brown Al
most black, with wine cOlord nanks and mugls
two white heels, heavy name 'nd tall, long bodied
heavy boucd and very stylish lie Il the sirc OF
Guy Cloud rcprd 2&'s -trai 2la',. OF bcchct
slrv Of one ID performer ando the dam IT Lady
Of Lyons wcori 21i', ffo i half brother 10 Dcs
ter siI'i Nctiie AIS Jay Gould, 22l,., George
wilkes 22i and iuli brolhcf Ia Mcnclaus aS
BLUEGRASS Il the only son OF Ryaiyks Ham
blcionlan whose scryicc- wcrc ever ohorcd ~ thc
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. aud he will this
season he limited b. icn outside mafr. Zee s5)
cash. with usual privileges Of return
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sesae nibIirsI Data.

Prom Chambers Journal
Verses In the Old Testament, 23,2il.
Verses In the New Testament, 1859.
The books Of the Old Testament, %.
The books Of the New Testament, "a.
Words In the Old Testament, 500, 40.
Letters In the New Testament, sJs, $40.
Words In the New Testament, lsl ,253.
Chapters In the Old Testament a2p.
Letters Ia the Old Testament, 2,72s, 100.
Chapters In the New Testament, 900.
The word Jehovah" occurs o, sG5 times.
The middle book Of the fold Testament
IA Proverbs.
The middle chapter Of the old Tesla
ment In job xxx.
The middle verse Of the New Testament
h Acts xii, IL.
The shortest vcno In the New Tesla
ment IN John III, 30
The longest verse In the Old Testament
is Esther Will, o.
The middle book Of the New Testament
h III Tbessalonisls.
The middle chspiur and shortest In the
Bible is Palm cxvli.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18
JOHN DORY. No. 5I6I.
Standard aud Registered.

Sired BY Pilot Mambrino. the bot brcd son ri
Pilot d.. dam Indiana dam ~ indianapolis. 22i
by Mambriuo Chief. l1l0i Namhfno made n r,cor
~ 2NiS IN the mud Public trial over Louisville
Jockey club Trark In eait.
Pint dam 81 John Dory! Agnes by Mamhfina
Star trccofd 22sl. son ~ Mamhrlno Chief Nam.
brine Chlci was BY Mambnno Taymasief. he By
Mambrino. b. by Imported Messenger
JOHN DohY Il 10 hands hiFh. scL brown. NJ.
most blaek. iwo white heels. heavy mano and tail
thori couplei and heavy boned. lie Il . horsc oi
hne acton. and very stylish. Although In biz year
old form and never trained be l. yery iast and level
headed, and eau sp-o'l At - Rat Ne was faalcd
April -, isi, Al Indian mn. Ky. Limiiei " ten
mans Service ice SO cash. with usual privil
eg,s 81 rriurn.
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when EthiO-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure In every case 81 blind, bleed
ing. itching internal and external piles
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. ~ ccnis and ~ per bottle
Sold at Holsters drug storc. 2s3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18

", on rising IN tle morning, you use
Longs Pearl Tooth soap your teeth will
present an cnviabis appearance and your
breath will BE- sweet and agreeable.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14

twenty-five tents, seven tent boar"-
ing houses, restaurants, saloons. etc.
Good water is obtained at q depth of
from fifteen TO twenty feet. The
nearest town by rail is Trinidad sew
eniy,one miles. Across the country
by trail s. ringer is about seventy
mie>, and Ration between forty and
fifty, so that when good stores are
opened NJ Folsom they will control
the trade of large section of coun-
try. At present the surrounding
country is largely occupied by cat
tlemen and their herds. Some farm
ing is done in the valleys, bat So far
only enonsh has been done to supply
the home demand and ranches.
The excursion returned arriving 1t
Trinidad at half past eleven p. m.
Those from this city renamed at
Trinidad until "Wednesday afternoon
and arrived home in the eyenin"
Mrssrs. Goodale Il Cooper, of this
city, and Frank S. Pusey, of Denver
president of the company, have ev-
cry reason to be well satisfied with
the result of the excursion and the
lot sale and are to be congratulated
ON their success financially.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14
Wilde, Colo. April 10Th. 1888.
ED. REGISTER.

ED. REGISTER.
Wilde feels pretty good these
spring days and the recent growing
showers have started the grass, oat
fields and gardens to look up smiling
and everybody busy plowin planting
and fencing.
We are every few DAYS having new
settlers come among us and :he past
week Mr.. J. NJ. Cochran, of Dundee,
Ills. with family sock and farming
implements arrived on his cl:iim Sat
urday the 7th, the next afternoon no
less than % of the Wilde people of
the neIghborhood called to bad the
new corners welcome and 1t was no
halfway doins YOU bet. Also the
past few days we have had in our
midst Mr.. Samuel Green, Mr.. Will
lam Green and Miss Florence his
daughter, all of Emerson, Iowa.
They came to see our country and
people and words cannot express
their surprise and wonder. They
all took homesteads of as choice land
as need be wished for and returned
to their homes this morning TO ar
range for their future home in golden
Colorado. We have abundance more
room in our lands and hearts for
such people as the Greens and Coch
rams.
Mrs. \. NJ. York has again return.
ed to her large and commodIus home
and although the York mansion has
been repainted and furnished from
top to bottom, the latch-string still
hangs out to all as usual. Mrs. Ella
Brown and Mrs. Ella Bowser two
more of the lady claim holders here
started on business "trip east, VIC
shall miss them,
Our school district being COM
pletely organized we have made the
final arrangements for our school
building and teams are now at
Lamar for the lumber and school in
full blast within three weeks.
A word tor Lamar and | am done.
1t has been said by the Granada pa
pcrs that a certain man from W ilde
had rendered our trade of Wilde to
Granada in preference to Lamar.
The facts in the matter is Granada
has got that man and Wilde had
him to spare, and no complaints do
we send up as 20 our dealings and
treatment at Lamar, but on the 9TH
err hand feel that our interests are
mutual with nalic toward none and
charity for all. WILDE Isor.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14
Las Animas. Colo, Ami 10, Isss

Las Anlmas. IoIo., AprlI TO, Ioso,
Notice is hererby given that a
meeting of the Republican County
Central Committee will be held at
the City Hall at Las Aniinas on
Thursday, April 10Th, 1883, at one
O'Clock, for the purpose OF making
the appointments OF delegates and
fixing the time and place for County
Convention to delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Pueblo
May 18th, 1888.
FRANK kREYBTLL,
Secretary.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14

A woman who lives on farm a
few miles north of Las Animas n as
been driving team and holding the
handles to a breaking plow for the
past six weeks every day but Sun
days. She has the trne western grit
Bent County register., 1888-04-14

The Trinidad Advertiser gave the
Lamar excursiunists TO Folsom maud
some personals. the Advertiser re
porters know good looking crowd
when they see them n well IS any
body. Thanks awfuilv.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14

Fort Lyon Is TO be made regi
mental headquarters for the 22nd I
5. infantry. This will station one oi
the best bands ia tine service at that
fort.
Bent County register., 1888-04-14

The mail service of the present
time continues To be cussed daily by
everybody who Will cuss Esder any
known circumstance
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-10-12
LATE NEWS.

Superior Court begins at Winton on
the 18th inst.
The Baptist State Convention
meets at Greensboro Nov. 18th.
Pine straw bagging is beginning to
be placed upon the Raleigh market.
Hon. Allen O.. Thurman and son,
Mr.. Allen w. Thurman, are at
Washington City.
Arrangements are being made for
a paper mill at Raleigh. with large
plant and ample capital
Reliable news comes from Kansas
that the farmers are up in arms
against the present system of high
tariff-Plant.
Charlotte has three establishments
for making pants for the wholesale
trade; one OF these keeps five statesmen
on the rOad.-Ex.
Carefully prepared maps OF the
boundary survey between Virginia
and North Carolina have been fled
in the State Library.
By the building of the Durham and
Oxford railroad the distance by rail
from Durham to Richmond has been
shortened 845 miles, says an eX-
change.
Thomas James. a young man OF
Camden county, n. c.. was killed by
being crushed beneath a tree which he
was cutting for mill logs on the lst
inst.-E. City News.
1t is estimated that in the last ten
years North Carolina has expended
So 100000 for commercial fertilizers,
while the value Of the crops has been
only $40, O00,O0O.-Ex.
Bayboro, Pamlico county, is to
have big barbecue and Democratic
rally on Monday, Oct. 29th. JUICE
FowIe and Col. Davidson will address
the people there on that day.
Howard Anderson was tried and
convicted in Wayne county Court
last week and sentenced to be hanged
on the goth of November, for the
murder of VIM Porter in Goldsboro.
All uneasiness relative to the yellow
fever at Hendersonville has been
dispelled. All the patients have re
covered, the hospital broken up and
the refugees left. None of the citj-
zens contracted the disease.-Roan-
Oke News.
A Section Master, working between
Suffolk and Whaleysville on the
Chowan & Southern Railroad, shot
and killed three negroes last week in
selfdefence. 1t is said the negroes
were making for him with pick-aXes,
when he shot them.