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The morning call., 1891-01-04

NJ ~ v t..
- ~. only a short distance from end of pro-
posed cable.
s6OO-25x1o2 cor, Laid!ey and Miguel; on in
staments; within l75 feet OF proposed electric
road.
Sl2Os-4ox60; Virginia ave. only 200 feet from
Mission st. level aud ready TO build
$l50O-25 :Sxll4 Clipper, mr.. Noe; street work
done fine lot for flats
$225O-25x76; cor. Dolores and Army; grand
view; street work done on both streets
$24G0-25x1l0; sunny side Golden Gate ave-. near
Lott St: street work done.
$3250-23x137 6; sunny side Broadway
LarkiG st.
s25O0-soxll4; 9th ST., nr. Noe; making 8 large
$350O-56xiUs; cor Randall and Chenery sts
right on line OF electric road to be built is the
time to get in.
S250O-3S:4 xl00: cor. Nebraska and Humboldt
sts. neat cottage, rooms street WORK on Nebraska
st. done; a fine business corner.
$45O0-3OxloO; nth St, near Howard; 2-story
building; can easily be changed into fats street
accepted.
Ss65O-25xs0; Church st, near Clipper; nearly
new 2story bow-wndOw house rooms and bath.
$475O-25xS0: Natoma ST.. near 9Th; nice pair OF
fats: rents $45; street accepted.
S55O0-20Nl02: a fine business corner on Church
ST. store and fats both streets have brick sewer;
s625O-27 exl0O; 10th ST.. near Market: nearly
new 2-story ana basement modern house of rooms
$700O-25xl22 IS; ShOtwell St. mr.. 18th; nearly
new pair of French fats, 5 and rooms and bath :;
all modern improvements and conyeniences; rents
$52 80
SSOOo-30xlO0; Russ St. near Howard: front and
houses in fine order; large pl4nked yard;
SS75O-25xIO5; sunny side OF Haight ST.. near
Steiner: modern pair OF Easlake Hats; all CONVENE
ences; rents S55.
$4,000 may be less-s7 :6x70; fine business cor
ner on Hayes St; improvements nominal; must 10
sold: ask us about this. ,,-..... ,,ca
2-iat and basement house; always rehteu' ieu''
VERY eTF IpW SHARON established 1s4e), Real
I ,, Agents en-" ia4 SuTu sc
The morning call., 1891-01-04

nenoa s LINE VALLEJO ST. Mr.. STEINER:
0OUUO. 55xl27 :6l4 DAVID STERN a SONS,
9-52 Nontgomery ST iaa suTh.tf
The morning call., 1891-01-04

n1- oOO so FEET FROM GEARY ST. Mr.
O.UUO. Grant ave; rent Sl25; lot 2SX6g;
n fine piece of speculative well investment
property; worth double. l.. OESTERREICHER
tnQ
The morning call., 1891-01-04

&30 000 CHOICE CORNER on MISSION
on Jessie ~ ST. stores and fiat above: mats
CLASS repair DAVID STERN q SONS 323 Mont
somery s' " 'ht
The morning call., 1891-01-04

&Jc 00D ELEGANT HOUSE OF III ROOMS
RL-'OOO. and bath. on EDDY st, near Leay-n-
WORTH; bri ;ounGation; all mo,etu inproy.-
ments. DAVID STERN * SONS, 1913 Nom gn,nerr,-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
THE CITY OF ROSES.
A Potpouri of the Social News Gather
ings in Little Rock, Ark.
OolnEs Of the Afro-Amcricnns In the
Capitol of Arkansas, Done up in Small
But Detachable Morsels for Dainty
Delivers In the World of News,

We had a genuine old fashioned snow
storm Sunday Dist.
We are sorry to learn of the illness of
Editor Buford's wife and child.
Mr.. Miller of Fl. Smith spent two or
three days in our city last week.
The demand for The APPEAL is steadi-
]y increasing Everybody likes it.
We are sorry to learn that Master Jas.
Holland is quite -ill->4We- hope will
soon recover.
Mr.. Alonzo Stone, Mrs. Bette Arm
strong and sister of Hot Springs were in
the city the past week.
w. A. Rector has returned from Hot
Springs. We hope he derived the ex-
pected benefit from the use of its-waters.
Mr.. Frank Henry, one of Argentas'
most energetic and prosperous citizens
is an enthusiastic admirer of The APPEAL.
Those who attended the concert given
by Mrs. Lottie E. Stephens Thanksgiving
night at Wesley Chapel NJ. F.. church
were highly pleased.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Cape Girardeau, Mo.

Our first snow last Sunday was sur
prislng. ..-... z~.- ....a,
Prof. J. NJ. T. Randall was in the CITY
last week. @.@.. ".~' ...~. +.
Rev. J. @ Kelley returned from Fred
ericktown, Mo-, Tuesday. ~
= Mrs. Mariah Carter has been on the
sick list but is fast recovering.
Presiding Elder Steward spent his
Thanksgiving with Rev Hunter.
DO you borrow The APPEAL, or, do
YOU subscribe for and pay for itr
The white cap walters were called out
to Judge Altert's on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. James Pinney of Commerce. Mo-,
was in the city last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sutton are happy
after all. They lost girl and found a
boy.
Mrs. James White of Jackson. Mo-,
YVES the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Cobbs last
Sunday.
Since Thanksgiving supper and the
broom drill at the A. M. E. church, we
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05

We are pleased to know that Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Winfrey contemp! eating
their Christmas dinner in their hand.
some new residence in the West End.
The electric cars have been running
regularly since Sunday Nov. 2lst, every
body is pleased with the change, but not
as much as the cruelty treated bronchos
themselves.
Everybody should read. THE APPEAL
1fvou desire paper regularly; lose no
time inleaving your order with Willie F..
Copeland, 209 Rock street. He is the
only authorized agent in the city. f..
Little Rock people are never slow in
showing their appreciation of the efforts
OF their own race. Some have dropped
their subscriptions to papers edited by
whites and are paying regularly for The
APPEAL.
r.. The damage suit of J. E. Bush, against
DR.. J. H. Smith and Hon. G. E. Jones of
Little Rock, for SIC, 900 each, ended Fri
day Nov. p. in favor of Smith and Jones
Bush has the pleasure of paying all costs
and was given lesson which will be OF
value in future.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
LOUISVILLE.
Facts aud Fancies Found in the Beauti
full Falls City.
A Record Of tho Happenings Among the
Colored Residents of the Metrop-
ellis Of Kentucky-Louisville
Lac0nics.

Mr. John Crutcher is very ILL.,
La grippe is securing the city.
Dumas Literary will revive at an early
date.
Secure The APPEAL at 1922 w. Walnut
street.
Miss Mamie Weathers died last Sat.
urday.
Mrs Sanders of 5O7 Roselane street, is
seriously ILL
Ben Bibb was seriously cut on Thanks.
giving night.
Mrs. Jennie Bullitt has returned to
Bloomfield, KY.
The Lilac Socials gave private social
on November g..
Mr.. George j. Brown has returned
from Cecilia, KY.
Miss Addie Worthington left for
Southern KY, where she will teach
school.
Mr.. Geo. Coleman of Chicago formerly
of Jefersonville, Ind, is in the city
visiting friends.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
cannot hear the gobble of the turkies OF
every side.

cannot hear the gobble of the turkies on
every side. 49,
The Upper Ten Club gave a reception
last Tuesday eve., in honor of Misses
Mollie and Lulu Worthington at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Scott, that
excelled everything of like nature that
has happened here for some time. At
early starlight throngs of people were
seen rushing to the place of amusement.
The time was spent in amusements until
the hour of twelve. when supper was
served. Then bee line was made for
the dining room where 80 foot table
was soon surrounded and was soon
wiped up like chafe in the wind. A few
moments later order was called by Prof.
}. W. Williams, and he addressed the
assembly in the most appropriate man.
ner and the next move was for home.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
BRENTWOOD.
Oau4nt Floating on tho News Our
rent and Steered Into
Vaf once BY our Army Of Correspondent,
se all Points Of tho Compass, Care
fully Condemned for Hasty
Readors.

OfW employees in the Mobile, Ala.,
postoftice; Is are Colored.
Ex-president Hayes is visiting Colored
Colored schools in the South.
The Mississippi Colored State Bar AS.
ISOLATION will meet in Vicksburg, March,
1892.
II. 5. Cummings, Colored councilman
IN Baltimore, Md, was reelected at the
last election.
The Florida Baptist Herald says; mo
man who objects to the Jim Grow car
can obtain pass if it be known before
hand by the railroad authorities.
Lovejoy, Ills, is an Afro American
town of 972 inhabitants. 1t has a nice
town hall, groceries. stores, etc., all man-
aged and owned by Afro Americans.
Harriet Wagner, Colored girl resid-
ing in Hopkinsville, KY, was standing
IN front of fire Saturday, when her
clothing ignited. and before the flames
could be extingnished she was so badly
burned that she has since died.
A Colored farmer in Huntsville. Ala.
recently brought into town his last bale
OF cotton; lifted his last mortgage and
paid few debts. This left him ten dol
lars and few cents with which to live
during the winter. Yet some people
wonder why he cannot join in singing:
Hail Columbia, happy land.
W. II. Watkins, an Afro. American of
Iexarkana, Tex, and Secretary of the
Miller country Republican Central Com
mlttee, was shot and killed last Saturday
noon by J. R. Butler, Red river cotton
planter. The killing was the of a charge
made by Watkins, who accused Butler
of stealing COW, Butler was released on
$1,000 bail.
"Parson'' Davies has received a te1e-
gram from the National club of London
stating that Slavin has signed articles for
tight with Jackson, and that they
have been forwarded for the latter's
signature, ann that Slavin will sail for
this country Dec. 9, it probably being
bis purpose to 90 on an exhibition tour
before returning to England to train.
Jackson has also writted the 'tPareon"
that he will be ready to leave San Fran
cisco as soon as necessary prepared to
bill any engagements that mayIhave been
made for him.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05

Charles S. Morris, the brilliant young
orator making the third of the party.
Mr.. Morris was feeling somewhat elated
over the appointment which had just
been given him as Inspector Of Emil
grants in the State of Washington, and
the dinner was made most enjoyable by
his brilliant conversation and sallies of
humor.
The evening was spent in social Calls
at several of the magnificent homes OF
the people of Washington under the
cbapronage of Mr.. Henry E. Baker of
the patent office who is one of the most
popular society men of the city and is
known as the "funny man." The call at
Mrs. Langston and Mrs. fuckers being
especially pleasant.
Sunday morning was spent in call in
CONTINUED ON SECOND PAaE)
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Masonic News.

The M. w. G. L. of A. F. and A. M. of
Illinois and jurisdistion has established
6. L. G. F. or as it may be termed in
surance in connection with the lodges
working under it's jurisdiction which
gives to the family of every Master Ma
son in good standing. $500, at his death.
That is 500 is allowed for funeral ex-
peRses and $500 is paid to the widow.
By this plan one has only to be in good
standing and is not compelled to pay $40
or $50 per year. It also provides for a
member in distress by his getting GER
ti6cate from the W. M. of bis lodge and
forwarding the same to the 6. S. You
do not have TO borrow the money it is
given, but can only be obtained from
the W. M. by Master Masons in good
standing.
Rev. Richmond Taylor, w. M. elect of
Doric Lodge No. 45, Duluth, Mimi,
made visit to Stevens Lodge Lo Al, at
it last meeting and occupied the Orient.
al chair. ..t
Bro. D, A. Miller, U. S. A. and wife
have returned bringing with them the
Daughters of the Regiment and are quar-
tered at l37 West 7th street.
The annual election of officers of w.
H.Stevens Lodge No. Al, occurred Tues
day evening with the following results:
n. J. Sherman, w. NJ.
P, E. Reid, S. w. -.-.--.-.
D A. Miller, J. W..
]. F. Coquire, Sec.
r. McWilliams, Treas.
w. H. Stevens, s. D.
W. H Hampton, J. D.
Rufus Carroll, S. S.
G. Miller. j. S.
L. Overall, Tyler.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Did You Notice It?

The APPEAL Beauty Contest" will
close, Thursday, December 5lst, 1891, at
600 o'clock, P. NJ. Elegant gold medals
inscribed with appropriate inscriptions,
will be presented to the two ladies, mar.
ried and single, who receive the largest
number of votes. Who will be the win
ners? Bear in mind, that depends upon
the actions of the friends of the several
contestants. The ones who get the votes
will wis. Votes already cut out in pro-
per form may be obtained at The APPEAL
Office in Chicago or St. Paul only, at $s
ger hundred. 1t will be no light honor
to be decided the most beautiful Afro.
American lady in the United States.
The votes will decide it. Send in your
votes at once.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Philadelphia, Pa.

The Workmen's Club will held a meet
ing in the Academy OF Music on the 18th
OF December. The chief speaker will be
the Hon. Frederick Douglass. Boxes
have already been rented for the occa-
sion by some of the most prominent
white citizens.
The Hannibal Literary Society has re-
organized and promises to be an impor-
tant factor in promoting the minds of
those who will attend. Some of the
most intellectual young men of our city
are active members and will furnish new
programmes at every meeting.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. EDrroR:-I hereby thank you for
the advertisement in The APPEALS "Lost
Column" f0r through it I received g.
letter from my con. All who want q
good paper should subscribe for THE AP.
PEAL.' = Truly,
, ...a VIM. B. WEDLocK.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Asso-
cation is doing good work. Buying
houses and lots for its stockholders.
There are hundreds of families paving
high rents while if they were paying the
sum into the Association. they would
soon be their own landlords; and when
they get sick or too old to work, no one
could say get out of my. house because
you cannot pay your rent. Our people
should think of this and join some good
Association. ~.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
ng Day and also had Mica exercises at

ing Day and also had Mica exercises a,
night. @". !.
Sunday mornin, Dr. Townsend preach.
ed t. young men, his text was Young
men don't forsake your fathers Gods OF
yourselves"
Bethel A. M. E. church served an ele-
CANT dinner Thanksgiving Day also the
Mt. Mirah church served feast on the
same day with special exercises at night
i, The ladies of the A. NJ. E. church gave
a Thanksgiving dinner and an entertain
ment in the evening, and had success.
Net proceeds were $43 SO, cleared 1913 SIS.
Richmond is blessed with two Doctors
that can fill the pulpit. DR.. J. M. Town
send preached in the morning and at
night DR.. White preached an able SER
mon. S-s= tS
Mrs. -Chas. a. Clark organized local
board for the North American 60. opera.
tive Building and Loan Association, vii b
the following tficers: President, Hon.
James M. Townsend; Vice President
John Carter; Treasurer, Simpson Open
dine; Secretary, ". Frank Patterson, Jr.
Directors; DR.. John McSimpson, Geo.
NJ. Bunday and the officers.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Fargo, North Dakota,


Miss McIntire left Thursday for Min
'neapolis.
Mis-. James Duty is on the sick list
this week.
Look out Bobby, oryou will lose Miss
B L! as young ladies are few and far be-
tween in N. Ddcotah.
Messrs. Thos. Sidney and Jos. Cham:
bers, of Duluth, MINI spent few days
in our city last week and then left for
home. - .'. - $50
Mrs, W. Hayes returned home from
Northield, Mimi, last week looking
much better, she however left her bro
Their still sick. ~ -:
Miss Bessie Low; arrived in the city
last week to spend the winter. It is
hoped she will be pleased as all the
young people will try to make it pleasant
for her. -ss...-- T.
Look out W.. Mr.. A. J. Jennings is
we'll again. He had Miss E. out sleigh.
riding Thu sday. He will make it live.
.ly for you jealous hearted young ducks.
The Fargo Masonic Club met last Sun
day as many Of the best class of the men
young and middle-aged, registered and
it begins to look like the Masonic lodge
is sure thing.
On Thanksgiving Day, Mr.. C w. Will
son Of st. Paul, gave the members OF
the Masonic Club grand lecture and
complimented them upon the good work
they are doing. After the lecture the
club rendered hin. reception. Chair,
man Gordon made the welcome addres.
and returned thanks for the lecture
Every one present had an enjoyable
time.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
CINCINNATI.
Doings of the Week Among tho Afto.
Americans OF the Queen City.
Haps and Mishaps and Items In asnera|
Collected and Compiled by our Re-
porter for tho Delectstlon Of
Porkopolitans.

Mrs R. Harlan has returned home af-
ter pleasant visit in St. Louis.
Mr.. w. Porter has been confined to
the house for some time by sickness.
Rev. j. M. Meek of Nenia, Ohio,
preached at Zion church on Sabbath ev-
ening.
Dr.. Garnett of the State University:
will occupy the pulpit OF Union Baptist
church next Sabbath.
Rev. B. Ferguson preached an old
fashioned bible sermon at Union Bap.
t:st church last Sabbath morning.
A mass meeting of the Sabbath Schools
OF Precinct A. was held in Calvary Bap-
fist church last Sabbath afternoon.
The lady managers of the Colored Or
phan Asylum will give sacred concert
at Browns chapel, Walnut Hills. next
Sunday.
It is said that Rev. J. Emery, the old
tried and true Veteran of the cross, will
take charge temporarily of Union Bap.
fist church.
On December 18th, Prof. Richard B.
Harrison, the elocutionist, gave an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the COL
ored Orphans Asylum.
BY decision of the courts, Rev. A.
Darnell was given possession of the pull
pit at the First Baptist church, Walnut
Hills, the dissatisfied members will at
once organize another church.
Quite nice little entertainment was
given by the Sabbath School scholars of
Union Chapel last Thursday evening. a
pleasing feature being duet on the vio-
lin and piano by Master Powell Beatty
and Miss Emma Clark.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
New Albany, Ind

Mrs. Weller spent last Sunday in the
city.
Miss Lucy Mitchem is at home for a
few days.
Miss Lilly sterrett has returned from
Greensboro, Ky.
Rev. NJ. Bassett is noted for his many
christian qualities.
street. J. W. Hunter, agent.
Keep your eye on the K. 1. and T.
banquet at Mozart Hall Dec. IA.
Mr.. Cnas. Grundy has the Onliest club
room, cor. Main and State streets.
Hinton Lodge No. 6, will have their
annual sermon paeachen on Dec. 9th.
Mr.. James Harris paper on 'Success''
at Zion church Thursday night was com
plimentary.
Mrs. A. Stewart has gone for f,rt
night to Old Kentucky, where she will
visit her many friends.
Mr.. S. G. Carpenter, one of the ci,y't
best tonsorialists will open barroom
soon at 81 State street near Elm.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05
Helena, Montana.

The St. James Lyceum met on last
Friday evening at the A. NJ. E. church,
corner of Hoback and Fifth avenue. 1t
is quite young society, being organized
last January and now has q membership
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05

Mrs. H. Crane is very ill.
Duck Querritt is located at Dayton,
Ohio. -: ....
Last Sunday night DR.. White preached
an biesermon. . .....-... :. .,s..- ~.
Miss Verna Parks is attending school
at Eaton, Ohio. .... I..
Mrs. Frank. Carter has removed to
Cleveland, Ohio. ..--.:.
Miss Pauline Harris is very sick at
North Richmond. 49,. ... ..
Mrs. Ote Sharp spent Thanksgiving
Day in Detroit, Mich. .5r...
Mrs. Frances Grain, who has been
sick for two weeks is convalescing.
Mrs. Mary J. Smith went home to her
mother who is sick at New Paris, Ohio
Mrs. Lizzie larkins of Paris, Ohio, is
in the city visiting her sister and friends.
Mrs. Mary Anthony Of Pontiac, Ill.,,
is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jones.
The K. of P. boys gave an entertain.
ment in their beautiful hall last Thurs.
day eve.
The Masquerade Carnival under the
auspices of Brotherhood Band at G, A,
r. Hall was success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Oxford
Ohio, spent THANKSGIVING with thei,
daughter Mrs. K. jackson. d III
The Wesleyan M. E.. church served )
fine dinner at G.. A. Il. Hall Thanksoiv.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05

OF hundred ladies and gentlemen of
talent ana it is progressing nicely. The
essay by Rev. Cakes, and the one by Mr..
j.. Clarke were excellent. The recita-
tons by Miss Ida Smith and Mr.: j. Kel-
ly were we'll done. Some important
business was discussed then they were
dismissed by singing.
S me winter weather has made its ap-
peara' &c here in the Queen City of the
Rockies. One day this week it was 10
below zero. A heavy SHOWS, orm the
most of The week has rendered sleighs
and cutters very handy.
Thi@ is somewhat remarkable month
for discoveries beneficial to mankind,
and the influence of which continues
wideniDgfOrgo good. aa,
EovemB'sr9lst, 1902 the use and ben
eft of the Ships compass was discovered
and as wfshoutsi navigation would have
been impossible. itmsyt be called the pa
rent Of alL4geoeraplica1 discoveries that
have been made since that time.
n vember 18th, 49,, the Cape of Good
! Hope was discovered and there was on.
ened to European commercial ma, ions, a
Waterway to the wealth of the Orient.
Previous TO that date, trade between
the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
had been done by the slow tedious pro-
cess of caravans across the deserts. /.
November Goth. l77s, the Sand witch Is.
lands were discovered and this has been
boon to Pacific Ocean .vig tors, as
coaling and provisioning station. These
islands should belong to the United
States and may, some day be annexed to
this country.
Thanksgiving has always been held in
November ever since it was inaugurated
in New England in 1927, some 2uO years
ago, and the people Of the Northwest
have discovered that it takes gold and
silver to build school houses. w. j. II.
Valuable Book Free.
All new subscribers, of The APPEAL,
who send direct to the office and all old
subscribers, who pay up their old bills
at the Office. will be presented with a
copy of"Dr. Huguet," a new work on
the race problem. It equals in interest
Uncle Toms Cabin Subscribe now
or pay up and get copy of this great
work.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-12-05

Joseph Watkins aged II years, has
been recommitted to the House of
Refuge.
Rev. J. HI. Garrett has returned from
Mortonville where he spent Sunday
with Rev. J. K. Polk.
Mr.. J. H. Taylor and wife celebrated
their twenty.fifth anniversary of their
marriage on last Monday night.
Miss Belle Taylor has returned to
Bowling Greer, KY, after visit to the
city. the guest of Miss Sallie Taylor her
sister.
West Watson who is said to have shot
Miss McEwan on the Short Line special
last October have been released on $500
bond. 1t is not certain he did the shoot.
ing as Miss McEwan testified in Frank
fort that white man did it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-10
Ithaca Itens.

Correspondence to the TELEGRAM HERALD:
ITHACA, Jan. 8.-Harvey Cady, an
old resident of this place, died today At
the home Of his sister, Of chrome
rheumatism firm of c. w.
Althouse Il Co., which has been doing
an extensive stave business in this place
and at st. Louis, has dissolved, Lowell
NJ. Palmer Withdrawing and Mr.. Alt
house carrying on the business alone.
Mr.. Althouse 10 young man Of about
80 years, but hustler is business
Postmaster johnson was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday. He is somewhat
easier than at first, but his recovery
must naturally be slow. The Office is
looked after by his wife and son. Mr..
Johnson has long been faithful SER
valH of the people Odd Fell
lows and their ladies will appropriately
honor the twentieth anniversary of the
institution of the lodge At this place
next Saturday eycning.--Who will be
the uoHt postmaster? is the aIl-absorb.
ing Question of our citizens at present.
The present incumbents time expires
on the 10Th inst. The contest seems to
be practically between w. II. Beasley.
J. NJ. Trask and Alvin J. Petit, with
chances in favor of one of the last two.