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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-12-18

School report 81 Dist. 4, Comstock,
for the month ending Dec. -, 1890.
Number of scholars enrolled, Is.
Total No. OF days attended by al,
331.
Average daily attendance. ICY.
Following are t1ames OF those nei-
Their absent Or tardy for the month:
Anna Erickson, Chas Friedrich, Fred
Loeslie.
So much hardness and absence has
been due, mostly, to the inclemency
Of the weather. Most of the scholars
in this district live a considerable
distance from the school house, and
except when they are carried it is al
most impossible for them to attend
i'll severe weather.
WILLIAM WALKER, Teacher.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-12-18
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

Year Tax Date Of Judgment.
Lot Blk levied.
1856 March 81 1887
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-12-18
MORTGAGE SALE.
(First pnblicntion Nov. l3.l

Joke. attorney form ortgagee. Warren. i
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-12-18

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR Marshal! County Minnesota
riot Court in the county OF Marshall
above stned. and that
to the above
may accrue from and after this date.
his 29th day of Nov. 1890.
E. l. ROYEM. County Auditor
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
WHiTENESS AND DEAFNESS.
In tho rciinc Race Onc Trait Frequently
hccompantcs tho Other,

In tho rciinc Race Onc Trait Frequently
Accompanies tho other.
Harrison Weir, president OF tho Na-
tional Cat Club, England, says in his
book: "Our Cats" that whito cat OF
the long or tho short.hnircd breed Is
likely 10 bc deaf. Should IL havo blue
eyes, tho fancy color, it is almost ccr-
tain to bc deaf.
Mr.. Weir, at q cat show, purchased o
white cat, n beauty, loving and gontle,
for the low price of two guincas. Whom
ho got 1t homo tho cat proved to bo
"stonc deaf"
Then tho trouble began. II shut out
OF tho dining-room, its cry for adrlis.
sion could be heard Ull over tho house.
for, being deaf, 1t did not know tho
noiso IL made. though It's owner often
wished that IL could hear Ito own cry.
Whom IL called out "a IT sat on his lap,
IL called with tcn-cat power, and ils
commanding yoico caused it TO be named
tho Colonel"
Ono day friend saw tho "bcauty,"
and admired II 80 much as to accept Il
as gift, oven after being told that it
was "stonc deaf" a few days after Mr..
Wcir received q lcttcr from tho friend,
Offering to return tho loud.voicod cot.
"Givo IL to any ono you please, but
don't return IL to u.s." was tho reply.
Tho Colonel was given to deaf old
lady, niid both were happy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Tho old Bath (Mc.) academy once had
q vigorous master in thc person Of ono
Weston. who ruled In tho year 1913, and
tho TimcG relates this instance OF his
method: "Ono day hoy named Russell
wds accused OF aOmc misdc,ncanor and
Master Weston at cnco summoned Eus-
soil boy before him. Tho youth protest.
cd his innocence, but tho indignant in
gtructor proceeded TO Eivc him COW
hiding that madc him feel uncUmforta.
bio Tor q @0ok. Tho ncHt day tho
teacher wac informed that hc hud mado
y mistake, that IL was not tho boy who
had boon noggod that was guilty, but
his brother. so u brother OF tho first
suspect was called forward and treated
10 tho saro medicine Gs tho first. Later
II trnnapirod that neither OF thcSo was
tho right one. Tho Third brother wan
tall, stout follow, much larger than
tho teacher, and tho master declined 70
proceed farther, but declared that tho
demands Of Justice had been fully sat
iBilou,n
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
a ner,ni, In II Now York Hotel.

Tho census brought ont tho fact thct
man can live in New York hotel for
ton ycarS and never speak 10 nny ono or
enter into any communication with any
ono except rs 70 tho commonplace af-
fairs Of eating and drinking. This cham
pion hermit llvos at tho Grand Union
Hotel and Is known "a Bailey. That 10
oil that 10 known about him. There was
n statement printed thar tho census man
had skipped that hotel, and In writing
to Tho supervisor to cay that tho story
Was untrue and that the enumcrator
with tho assistance Of tho clcrlis had
mado evory ciTor. to secure tho proper in
formation as to all permanent residents
In the house, tho proprietor, Mr.. Garri-
son. added that thcro was ono man called
Bailey who, to tho best OF li8 knowl-
edge, had not spoken n word to living
Goul since ho first camo to live Mt tho
hotel ten years ago and from whom IL
had been impossible to obtain any an.
swcrs to ticQucgtiona. There has boon
u story told Of another siuiilur hermit
who used to 1.-Two Mt largo downtown
hotel, but that ono did talk occasionally.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
CREME-DE-LA-CREME.
Whore the Parallel between Cream nr
Aristocrncy Ends.

Whore the Parallel between Cream md
Aristocrncy Ends.
That person who FIRST dcnominated
tho so-cailcd upper classes Of society
tho cream, could not have possessed a
very logical mind, or no would havo
perceived that his comparison did not
so very far. True, tho cream and tho
aristocracy arc both on top but thcrc
the parallel cnds. Tho former Is rcally
composed OF tho best clements OF the
milk, whilc tho latter 10 somewhat
notorious for producing tho poorest
specimens OF humanity, physically,
mentally and morally, TO be found cx-
cept, perhaps, in tho very lowest strata
OF society.
Poverty drawfs and starycs tho high.
@: faculties OF ono part OF tho human
race, and luxury and wealth those OF an
other part wholesome food, whole
como exercise and wholesome effort do.
vclop moro fully these facilities in
The large middle class, and from that
spring, usually, tho giants of tho race.
Tho So-callcd cream OF society needs
to remember that, like the cream on tho
milk. 1t originally constituted simply n
portion Of the whole; hcncc, when In
tho course OF nature events il finds IT.
Sclf on tho top, let II retain Gomo kind
iy feeling for those clements with
which IL WAS so recently allied, and
with which any undue disturbance may
again cause 1t TO minGlc. at
Work.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
a Peculiar isc1ucst.

Ono OF tho carly settlers OF Oscoda
County, Mich, made y peculiar request
when hc died fcw years ago. For goiio
time before his death his stock wao be-
ing stolcn. either by men or bears, and
tho OLD man'S mind wag affected By bis
loss. IL, ,,.s;,ai ..!4a: he be buried stand.
iug, OIL tho cast gido Of tree which
grow on y hill overlooking his farm,
From this position ho hoped 10 detect
tho thicycs
EMpEEor WILLIAM seriously objects
TO being stared at, particularyat church.
He has issued Cabinet ortlor In which
no says that "from tho moment enter
church until leave hundreds of eyes
orc, TO my great annoyance, fixed OH mo.
desire at least TO bo nble to isolate my.
Golf for fcw moments at divine service
Sundays. All those who desire 10 look
at mo can do 80 during my daily rides
and drives In tho Thiorgarton or 'Unter
don Linden" -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
LIGHT AND LAUGAAelE

will You marry ne, Ethcl?" said
tho youth. "Aly family is all that ono
could wish for" Then why do You
want mc?'
CONDUCTOR" "Thosn people in this car
VINO iEonopoliZc two seats apiece with
thclr bundles arc notified that ho; chol-
era Is raging in the next town we stop
at."
THOSE kentucky editors arc rood fol-
lows. Ono OF them published an editor
iai, another stole IL, and the first orc re-
published it and gave tho second credit
for IL.
"HAVE you any thing to offer tho
court before sentence Is passcd?" asked
the judge Of g recently convicted man.
''No. your honor, my lawyer took nv
laot farthing," replied the prisoner.
'CAS you forgive me and love mo
STILL said the rcw-madc bride, "whcn
confess that my teeth arc artif!c!al?"
"IhGnis goodncsD.' cried tho groom, 10
he sn"tchcd of his wig, nov can cool
my hcadr'
VINO is that handsome young man
atandinG ovcc thcrc?" inquired an old
gentleman of 4 vich old lady 1T . party.
That's ay son -in-law. Hes Z very
brilliant young rngu-Eladc IL large fort
unc by tho law" "Indccd:' said tho
old gentleman. "lIowB that?" The
law made him my daughters husband"
''SiG," said = lit:lc. bustiing chap 10 T.
gentleman when he d"ridcd FOR keeping
his shop closed on Saturday; II sav,
sir. to what sec. DO you think bcions?"
''WCli, don't exactly know" replied
tho oth0r, ''but to Judge from your
mako, size. and appearance, / should
cay You belonged to . class called tho
insect"
DINEI-"IIoro waiter. what on Garth
vcyougivcn me hcrc? called for tr!pc,
1ntthis is the striagicst stuff over en-
countcrcd!' Waiter (aftcr critical cx-
amination)-''Justa rs expected. That
cool: OF ours Is terribly ncar.siGhtcd, and
instead of tripe, she's Gcrycd up piece
OF Turkish towel. Perhaps you'd like
something clsa?'
EEviH::'p PEINEosE-"You aro tho
atrangcst little boy | ever gaw. Whilc
other children OF your age are light
hearted nnd thoughtlcas, you arc always
sad" I!tilo Johnnic-"That3 'causo
tho other fcllcrs ain't got n cross-cycd
hASNHCI WHO C.I!l SEQ Wncn you mako
faces behind her back"
Mrs. RANiDo-"Is your mother at
home, Thomas?" Tommy Dodd-"No,
mn'am; she's out" Mrs Rambo-"Uow
unfortunate! Tell her shall call again
tomorrow, will you?" Tommy Dodd-
"Ics'rs, I'll toll her; but IL wont do
any good. l heard her say sho was al
ways out when you called"
AIISpLr old lady YVES nscross.examininr
" class OF Sunday scholars some timo
GSo. Sho SonEht 10 impress upon her
youthful audioncc tho Importance of
maintaining through life gool name,
and reminded them that Solomon had
declared good name to 81 bctLor than
riches. "Now, i:2ya. toll mo what You
would rather havo when yc2 .rn.v up to
bo mon. And please think before YOU
answer Up cano several hands; but
tho first ono called stopped any further
inquiry. please, ma'am," shouted the
littlo urchin, 'I'd rather hnvo whiskorJ."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

a recently adopted amendment
20 tho Constitution mal;cs women,
married or uunAE.iai, eligible to the
olico OF County Superintendent Of
Schools, or School Trustee. The an
nourccncEt Of any lady who desires
To be n candidate ior Superintendent
Of Schools N E!ku county Will 10
published in tho IaDEPESDESr FREQ
of charge. Fling your banncrG to the
Nreeze.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
ELKo, NEVADA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1890.
A SHREWD IRISH BOY.
How IIo Madn Daniel O'Conneil Redeem
n RasiiIy-Nldc Promise.

How IIo Madn Daniel O'Conneil Redeem
Rnshiy-Aide Promise.
Daniel OConncll, the great Irish
orator, when taking Z ride in the neigh
borhocd Of his house had occasion to
ask an urchin TO open gate ior him,
says the New York Ledger. Tho little
fellow complied with much alacrity and
looked up with such an honest plcasurc
at rendering tho slight service that
oConncll, by way OF saying something
any thing-aslicd;
WHAT'S your name, my boy?'
"Danicl O'Conncll, SIR" rcpIicd he.
'stoutly:
And who's your fathcr?" demanded
thc astonishod Libcrator.
'D:nicl OConncll, SIR"
OConncll nuttercd = word or two be-
low his breath and then added aloud:
when l sec you again I'll give you
siXpcncc."
Riding brislsly on, he soon forgot the
incident and 1cll to thinking vi graver
matters, when, after travelling sorno
miles, lac found his path obstructcd by
some fallen timber, which Eoy was
stoutly cndcavoring 20 remove. On
looking more closely hc discovcrcd II 20
b. tho SaIuo 10y no hGI met in TIC
morning.
"Whatm cried he; chow do you como
TO be here now?"
'':ou said, sir, tho next timo you seen
mo you'd give me 3iXpcnco." said tho
littlo follow, wip!ng the pcrspiration
from his brow.
''lIcrc IL is" said Daniel; "you arc
my Son-ncycr doubt of IL"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
G. a. IL. Excursion.

Tho Union Pacific is preparing 10
run lig excursion to tho &. a. II.
cncnmp'nent at Boston. IL is under
stood that fare Ct Sis for the round
trip will be made from Utah points.
The tickets will be good foT thirty
dogs and allow iny over at tho priu-
cip0l cities OF the Unioa.--iUgden
Democrat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
The Blythe win Case Decided.

a dispatch dated San Francisco,
July 81, snyg:
Judge CoiTcy to-day decided the
celebrated Blythe will contest, inyoIy-
ing property valued at about 81, $4,000
in favor of Florcnco Blythe, the IL
legitimate child.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Eddie, tho thrce-yc old son Of E.T.
Gallagher, was drowned in the Eng.
lish mill ditch at Reno on Thursday.
Tho Journal says IL was the snddest
accident that has occurred for many
day In Reno, and tho afflicted family
have tho heartfelt sympathy OF the
cntire community in thoir bcrcave
ment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Oithc Mckinley tariff bill Secretary
Blainc snyn: There is not section
nor line in tho entire bill that w,ll
open tho u.ariiot for another bushcl
Of wheat or another barrel OF pork:
and il sugar is now placed on the rr,e
list without oxacting important tra le
concessions in rcturn, wo shall c!oso
the door for profitable reciprocity
against ourselves"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

They hnvc curious custom nt the
burial Of unmarried womon in brazil.
Tho collin, hoarsc md tho livery Of
tho drivcr must bc bright scarlet. The
four white horses drawing the benreo
muet DO covered with scarlet not, aud
oaarlot plumos must DOCK tho horses
hDnde.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10
VOLUME "a.
Shocking Accident.

w. Il. Neaiey, son.in.law CT Mrs
George Brewer, was brought down
from Hnllcck this morning suffering
scvero agony from having his right
hand almost cntirely cut off by Il
mowing machine, while at work on
Witchcr's ranch near Eallcck. The
unfortunate man was taken 10 the
Hospital for treatment.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

There is no decrease in tho small
poy opidemic along the Rio Grande
fronticr. and tho discnsc 10 spreading
rapidly in Mexico. Thore arc mum.
Der of cnses at Saltiilo. Nuevo laredo
and POriirio Diaz, On tho To2an
Bido thero arc n tow eases, but no ap.
prehension is felt OF tho disease
spreading.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

The o. lon papers say largo band
OF Mormon sheep, tho property OF
Tho church of i. @. ~ T.. y. g., will
DO offered Tor salo soon. II thoy
ehoull prove 40 prolific in tho future
as their o%nors haro bnsn in The past,
it would 30 prJlitablc Investment 10
buy them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Silver ID no" quoted at Ill. This
is encouraging tu the producers of
the white motal and we trust the rise
will continue. The coinage of ST.
10000 month under the now law
will commcnca on tho 18Th instant,
but whether the effect will be to con
tinuo tho upward tendency OF the
bullion market ROMANS TO be seen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Tho election to bo held in Utah
next Monday for tho election OF
County and Precinct officers makes
things lively between tho Mormons
md tho Gentilcs, cnoh party claiming
certain victory. It's safo two to
ono bot that tho Libcrnls (Gontiles)
will win tho political fight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Chicago News. Ali through New
Mexico, Arizona, ana eoIns parts Of
Colorado, and alHo IN old Mexico, no
rain has fallen for months, thousandu
OF range cattle nrc lying dead In tho
parchod vallcys, and thousands moro
hro dying Tor want OF grnss nnd water.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

Koohnn q Sons, Chicnso, report bccf
en'tlo from a3 90 to 81 60 por 100
according tn usl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-08-10

nEpGTY u. So LAND ASp MINERAL.
- fnrvoyor for SoYoda. Mine, laid out
anh Surveyed for Patent. Land sutvcycd. ~.
plic.ilors. cyn'rIets, payments on .1nd, and
nrrtriainina 10 taking up or holdIra land Of
ihe State or dovs;nncbt attended TO. shall
keep fully posted US TO all lands istcn up aud
acsut In tho cis,errlp OF NoyadsF9Ai.5
dress Elko, EoyIdak
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06
THE OFFICIAL COUNT

The official count of tho votes cast
in the State of Virginia in Novem-
b.r All, places the Democratic
majority at six y-four thousand.
A more vivid condition of affairs
could not be presented. IL was
outright suppression of the Repub
lican vote.
Aud yet our mother ssa'e is sui
fering from Bourbon Democr stic
misrule, the ultimate result OF
which no man can tell.
The tactics resorsed to have
been Of such character, that the
sbrewdness, political sagacity, and
magnificent organizing power OF
Gen. MALONE amounted almost
to nothing. With him at the head
OF the Par Y, every psrs Of the
political machinery in motion, by
unfair means, the same as employ
ed ln the late election, ne was
defeated by more than forty thou
sand majority.
Without his leadership, without
his hand being seen anywhere save
to wreck the or aniz alton he had
vssayed TO save, theDemocr attic ma
jority was but little more than
sixty thousand, where it 9migbi
have been expected that il would
reach one hundred thousand, on
have been practically unanimous,
In the meantime, Virginia sui
ftrs, her revenues are lessening,
centres of trade ere being para
lyzeC and ultimately ruin and desc
lation will DO apparent, where 9
few years bef,r 70 Pickering light
OF trade revival had been manifest
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06


We are pleased to see that Rev.
p. +. MORRIS, President of the
Virginia Seminary at Lynchburg,
Va has gone north in the interest
of that Institution, and trust he
will meet with the success his mis-
sion deserves. La tie meantime,
let us raise as much money as we
cin to aid this worthy enterprise.
Let all of the ministers in the
state continue the agitation OF this
subject ami let us rear an institu-
ton of learning that would be Q
credit TO any state. ans honor e
any people.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

We know there is disposition
on the part of many Colored peo-
pie to feel disheaI tened on account
of the recent outcome of the cleo
tons.
This should not be so. These
reverses to the Party in power Of
ten serve to show them their duty.
and warnings which needed will
prove blessings in disguise.
Colored men should not fail to
endeavor to use their right Of sran
chise, for it is the badge of free
man. Persistency in the right di-
rectlon will accomplish all things,
If yon-zAAsheated out Of ycnr vote,
DIG not despair. Give your enemies
the trouble Of cheating you. The
time will come when you will be
able TO cas- that ballot and have il
counted as you cast it. Rene an beI
that rights once relinquished are
with the greatest difficulty regain
ed again, and hardly ever by OF
during the generation Of the people
who relinquished them.
Be GoD-fearing and faithful
Educate Sour children and instIucl
them in the paths Of rectitude, re
membering that the race is not t.
the swift, nor the battle to the
strong, but to aim who holds out
and proves f,ithful to the end.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

scrvstion Of the public peace and the re
straint Of the criminal classes are them
selves the product OF fraud or violence.
The magistrate Is .hen without respect
and the law without sanction. The
floods OF lawlessness cannot be leveed
and made TO run IA one channel. The
killing OF a United states marshal car
rying writ OF arrest FOR an election
offence is fula OF prompting and sugges
ton TO men who are pursued by q city
marshall for crime against lie or prop
ertv.
But it Is said that this legislation will
revive snimosities, and some have sug
gested that when the peaceful methods
Of fraud are made impossible they may
be supplanted by intimidation and VIC
lence. IL the proposed law gives TO any
qualified elect0r bv hairs weight more
than his equal influence or 6etracts by
so much from any other qualified cleo
tor IL Is fatally impesched. But IL the
law Is equal and the onimositles IL is TO
invoke grow out OF the fact that some
electors have been acoustic ned TO exer
else the fr snchise for others as well as
Tor themselves, then these ought not TO
be confessed without shame and cannot
be given any weight I'm the discussion
without dish0nor. No choice is left 10
me but 10 enforce wi h vigor all laws
Intended TO secure TO The ci,izan his con
stitu ionsl rights, and to recommend
that the inadequates OF such laws be
promptly remedied
III TO promotes with y sal aud ready IN
terest every project for the develops
ment OF It's material interests. it's rivers.
harbors. mines and factories aud the I'm
telliRence. peace aud security. under
the law OF II communi les and its homes
Is not accepted as sufficient evidence OF
triendliness TO any State or section, ]
caunot add conniyance st election prac
tices that not only disturb local results,
but rob the electors OF other States and
sections of their most priceless political
right
Let the Republicans throughout
the South take hope.
President HARRISON calls his
Party to a realization of its duty
and demands legislation which will
redeem the pledges made IN the
National Convention at Chicago.
Speaker REED and his corp o.
followers, stand ready to do Their
duty and the United States Senate
seems to be awakening to the fac
that the future success OF the Re
publican Party will be decided by
their action. II harmony in tin,
ranks shall have been obtained
the Presidents message will have
saved Us from another nationa
defeat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06

1t is refreshing to see at times
that there are conscientious white
officials in some sections of the
South who realize the terrible i'm.
port of their oaths of office and act
accordingly. Tue following { sle.
graphic report explains itself:
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 90, '9O-In
Shelby county on Wednesday John
Daniels, Negro, was arrested for a
criminal assault on q white woman and
placed in jail at Columbia Thursd v
night mob surrounded the jail with
the Intention OF lynching the prisoner
While the Sher fl held parley with the
mob his deputy went into the jail and
made Danieis put on dress and bonnet
and then ordered the Negro to walk
out through the mob. The sheriff was
cook at the ] al and was going home.
The deputy followed Daniels close
enough 70 prevent his escape, and in
the way they passed through che mob.
and the prisoner was brought TO thss
city
This is a long stride to the front.
1t is the sounding in clarion tones
the cry, Lynch lac must 90
Every man is entitled to trial
by a jury of his peers. GOD grant
that the spirit of this noble hearted
sher Fl may permeate all in the
South and result in the according
of justice rather than the meteing
of Injustice.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-06


SG4uNroN, !. Dec. 3, 1890.
Ii il Just TIA weeRs and five
days asare Chris .las, md no body
has S.s.,. .,...-~, - It.
MIR. ~. w BrowQe, OF Richmond,
Va, was in our city last week, at
which time he set aside a fountain
OF True keformers, mum bering seven
teen members. The officers are w.
NJ, j. H. Johnson w. Mrs, Mamie
Gillian; w. s., Henrietta Clark
w. NJ. T., Mr.. Washington Gillian
w. c., ID. W. Clark w. z. g.. John
Cross; w. S. Robert Boxley.
The Mt. Calvary Baptist church,
Green st. win have a rally on to-
morrow, the 9TH inst. Rev. Thomas
Willis. who was ordained in the
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist church, OF
Richmond, Va. on last Sunday
night, has been cailed TO the pastor
ate of Mt. Calvary Baptist church
of this city, and win be here to
preach during tie rally. Friends
are invited. Bring some money
when you come.
We are having fine weather al
present. Thanksgiving day was
very poorly observed in this
city, by either the white or coloreo
population. Only two coloreo
churches held Thanks-givings ser
vices. the Augusta. st. A. M. +
church, and the Ebenezer Baptist
church.
There will be more work in the
county and city next year than you
can shake q stick at.