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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

FRANK Coz. \ youth living near
Brandon. accidentally shot his little
brother last week with pistol
PLANS and specifications are no~ be-
ing prepared for . brewery TO be bulls
st SieksbGrg- Local and Western cap
italists are interested. and will inyss.
ses0.ooa The machinery is ordered aad
bailting will begin in thirty days
THE Rev. George 5. lnge. the popular
Mississippi evangelist. will begin re-
vival meeting a. Port Gibson on the
frst Sunday in October next Services
will be held under tent. with seat
ing capacity for 1000 people The Mis-
sissippi Valley Road is expected TO give
excursion rates between all points from
Chester TO vicksburg. and on the Little
Jackson Branch All the churches have
united TO make the meeting a success
A large crowd is expected
THE penitsnsiary is proving revenue
20 the State, the Board of Control. With
the payment last week Of 81. 500. having
paid in . total during the year Of sis.-
SEQ. This amount represents the nes
earnings Of the peniteatiary for the
year.
Or account OF falling health Judge
Wiley p. Harris. OF Jackson, has retired
from the practice Of Law. and his son. j.
b. Harris. has formed a partnership
With Hon Edward M.yss. ek4Heell0r Q.
the stIss University a. Oxford Chan
os.lor Mays has resigned stthe Gaiyers-
ity. 70 take efsc. IN Jane nsxt. aaa il
70 ststss ss VIII ~ 70 Jseksss - 1--we.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
Death sf Editor B- G. Br-ee.

LExrSGToS. Ky, Sept a4-B- c.
Bruce. editor of the Live Stock Record,
died at his home here last night of apo
plexy. in his eSd year. He was the
founder of the Turf, Field and Farm.
and assisted in compiling the first and
second volumes of the American Stud
Book .BrueeS" He was one of the
best turf authorities in America. and
has held many responsible positions
At the time of his death he was seere-
tary of the Louisville Jockey club. and
acting secretary Of the So Louis and
Twin City Clubs Among the horses hs
sraed was the gEess ssre yissy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

JscKsSS. >ePe E4-TIiIlzaa College,
A. Ciizsou, opened yesterday vita nOrs
y0asg ladies P-~sea; faaa ever before II
,ss long hiss0ry- Misssss:ppi College
ePeae4 ia sSrsy-ars: ssssioa so1Ay with
ns0r~ :han 80 young zea present The
Rev DR. Webb. wao has been prssiieas
foe . soOr~ Of pears. made his isr~<ell
address and insros1see1 eis saeeessor.
she Ess- T. A yenabl@. late Of Mesa
pals and an xiamn1s of Mississippi
ColIsr~- He =as3e a splenaid aa4ress
o. CsFissiaz edEcz.ioa- CoaxrzEaI.-
tory taiks wsr= made By che EsE- De-
CAr.ssiaa. the Rev Dr.. Gazb<slL STATE
Treasurer Evans Ant Col J. l. P0~er-
Resolutions by ssG1ezts eonpli=a~atary
- ex-Ps~ss4ens Webb we're Rad ard
the stEAeass also P<-sszte1 aim wish .
costly g0l4-healsi cane BokA schools
are - sra~a1id shAPe. alta . h-ighs
og.fook
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

A ErPuET IS circulated in Belgrade,
BAT the king Of Servia has been be-
|-uthsd TO Prince Helena of Montene-
n King Alexander l. of Servia was
|srn IA Iss6 and succeeded his father,
Ez< Milan. after the latter's abdica-
Isl1. March 6. Iss3. Princess Helena
} zs b.arn in IS7I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Some months ago several statesmen
in Washington organized a company
with the view OF founding an Industrial
city, and shortly after congress ad-
journed these city founders visited sew
eraI location. in southern Virginia and
eastern Tennessee. but returned TO
Washington without reaching cooelu-
committee of the company. consisting
of Senator Carlisle. Census Commis-
sioner Porter and ex-Congressmen Bat
terworth and MeComas. held . long
meeting. Various propositions and the
testimony of experts were considered.
but the company adjourned without
being able to decide on the site for the
city Another attempt to settle the
question will be made soon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

TsE managers of the St Louis ex-
Frsitzsz have re-engzged Patrick Sars-
p Gilmore for the next two years
- oautrzct for ISos and 1893 calls for
! ez7a of 100 artists. and the great
|zzezzstsr P-omises such = feast of
klrsslT rendered music as St Louis
Is aeEeT before enjoyed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

EEToETs froEn Asiatie Turkey are to
= eject that cholera Is spreading in
v strss<en districts -Four hundred
FzztAs oee1rreA on July 1. in Mecca
ans. Tie EngiiSh steamer Drewton
s<zsly to'1lS on lot of cotton from
ssesfel p.sr-s. and 5 said to be bound
sane part IN America. probably
rz York
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

TEE river Dee raised twenty feet on
T. ~ By high tide. and flooded the
kslasas country for miles Storms
&. enormously damaged crops
ks-puxhout England. north Wales and
kursh Scotland
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

NezEHE&D. McCLEASE & Co. the
fzaa-r1ssei iron firm of Pittsburgh.
A. have been granted an extension of
frs Fezrs By their creditors The La
LaaeS which are about 81. 40o, 900,
p x pad IN installments of 10 per
pa the first year, Is per cent the
eeaed year. and % per cent the last
aree year~ The plant is in full opera
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

THx governor of Yemen and all
kzrkssh oficials have fed from Ssna-
kAe Insurgents have captured oSieira,
therv 5 great alarm for fear the in
greats may advance on Mecca and
|rueizsza an Arabian ealiph-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Az express train running between
fz--us and san Sebastian. Spain
k-e into collision with n combined
ko.ss ard passenger train on the 18th
Fo1r-eeu persous were killed and
IrentT-f0ur injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

TEE treasury department has decided
H., books published in the English
S---,.s1 are dutiable and can not be
80 in the mail II published in
r. ether language they areduty free
l. rsn be imported the mail
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

erx BoorH. Of the Salvation Army.
L.ss-rssed meeting of $1,000 persons
I, Melbourne. Australia. on the 2ist
4. ,v.,ke on the I'D at a meeting of
lens~rs Of parliament and leading cit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

ROLLISs FoEx- Sept s.--Thers Was
= brutal murder committed ~ Hollen-
dale last night Grzas White aEd Lou
SsevesA eolOred- plotted 20 kill W. T.
Davis. . white man The Stevens
woman called Dsvis oct 70 the door and
Grant White sh0s Davis in the mouth.
killing hin instantly. They both ss-
eapet bGs vere captured today and
ahoat 7-So p n . mob took then from
the izil and they were both hang 10 .
tree. the man eonfessinz the shooting
of Davis Davis was . young man
Abozs % years old and vas bsrxeeper
In the saloon where be met his death
1, -As said that they we're the gAness
couple that ever died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

rv~.weuty-frst anniversary of Carl
\ .is-s entry into Rome was duly eele-
- bx the Italian residents of New
- and other American cities on the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

rvr queen regent of Spain is said to
I ~ nurrhaSer. for several millions
Et-,,sS Of the vast estate, with two
- of the Marquis Alcaiais in
rr.hern Italy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

At Cuthbert. Ga. Miss Anna Henri
was fatally shot by her lover. john
Hall The couple were 10 have been
married within week Miss Anna
lived with her guardian. r w. Gamble
Hall weut out on visit 10 fx the pre-
liminaries for the marriage He took
Candles breseh-loading gun down from
the rack. and. not knowing IL was Load
ed. raised IL 10 his shoulder. The girl
ran in front. saying .'You can't shoot
me- simultaneously the load went OF.
and. tearing through the girls head.
inflicted a fatal wound
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

sxhibition of the holy coat ai
epds October 4. IL viii have
-;.wed hv :. coo. 600 people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

- f,seral Of W. l. Scott occurred
r. Pa. on the s4th- Among the
|....;-,-,;shsd people in attendance was
/ vS-.~;5eut CIeveland
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

IA. notified France that she
- orserea a feet to the disturbed dis
:, nrvtect foreigners
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

IaE business failures occurring
aTOsghou' the country during the
even days ended on the a5sh, number.
2 tne United states. sio. and for Cam
"A = or total of 244; as compared
4 = total Of 2S9 the previoas week
T the corresponding week Of last
=. tae figures were ale. representing
. ialHres IN the United States and "a
r the Dominion of Canada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Tom David who killed George Car
roll last Christmas ere - Cniontown.
Ky.. has been arrested IN the coal nines
ct NgPhysbore. u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

At the Jaudon home. about twelve
miles east of Aberdeen. Miss. n sad
tragedy was enacted Frank Jaudon.
about Is. had friend by the name Of
Ballard. from Lee county. Miss. visit
ing him The two arose early. and af-
ter feeding the stock and attending to
other duties returned to the house to
await breakfast Ballard saw an old
pistol lying near by. and IN n playful
vzy presented IL at his friend. when il
was discharged sending bullet
through the head of Frank Jaudou,
killing him instantly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


TAe weekly weather crop bslissin %
The Misss~iPps Weather ><rvsc~. co
sper.stn< with ne Uzited States
Weather Bzr~az to- The xeex enAsay
Saturday. s~psszser - 1891. says
The breath las coz.IrEel unb-okez
sxceps by local rzias in iAe extresss
sosth - ssaa.y .a1 soa4sy. TAess
w-re seoO7 P2aied hy heavy wia4s wsicA
aazASeS erops 70 = c0asid~rahle ext.a;
In . se~ locsii;te&
The te@perasare kxs b~ea much
higher tAan sszaL the exc~.s being
greater in the uorsAera part cf The Ssatr.
Ssashi.e kxs h~sz sbzn4ans
Weather eoz1isiOss kave favored the
rapid =aszriag Of old eo~n- Late cora
las beea cat oS All fall xro.fzx crOps
have su.sr~d s~-sOus inizry- PAssurss
have failed g~n~rzlly. anA in mazy ser
Sns scarcity % water foe stock - eazs-
Ing 1zeh tnooaveasea--
Tie ssAsoa eoatiaa~s Qsifs fAvor.hls
for cotton ri<kfzx. Ths crop l. op~zsax
fas.-ia -ozzs sections mu~h faster shaa
II caa b gathered The staple ts ex-
eslYezs Reports oozsiaHs 20 Indicate
tseeecr~ass IN the e-op pr~viousiy y note1
Get ths B-ss-fae s@a <ksyv~a
BvKSsvuHE- >eps al ". Jorz0r-
~AO v2s setizg as clerk tor Mr. Cal
Harris t--Aszr~r Of Tis1orsiag0 Cozaty.
appropriated % his own zs@ b~sxe~a
9. s9a All ..sao 0f the cOzaty's f4aazs-
Jordan left I9ka ;-o weeks a<e. .n.l as
was-s1s0GEs ar~ ERkz~n Mr. Pail
Patt~rsez- sAe eaAae<ry elerx- giv~s
JsreOzs shOrsA<s ss s@.-Si- Jo~soa
SID BE was oona~cE@& ~.k . laxh@r
srzz a. Mszphls> Tsnz- lie w4s a. cue
tine c0Gzsy superintendent cf .choot~
lie .As q z&sivs u TAsAO1ainxo Csaasy.
za4 sAs eo1siaer-,l IN hOa@ss m2a siIl
tsis 0szrgr-wacsL TAs t--aszrer's h.sn&s-
anen p<0Fos~s - mara sks loss mp IL
Is siso r~po
a tsas Jo-toa b0zxas ss-
e.rloA4s Sf lE@ser % oae q the fEx=
merchants sor -AseA he neve< pAs2
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

This Is the time of year when the
cotton gins begin 70 burn Several
million dollars were lost in gin fres
last year IN the south
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

rbi.l = Oeen aseertained that the sum
- - - ne british government will have
!. !. p The Canadian seaIers as damages
o. an' of the modIs vivendi is $500
r. - 1ay 4 &c Is high as s7co. Saa'
a. a. s-.1.s'sr .a Vt marine il in possss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

III fourteenth annual reunion of the
~ Seventh Indiana regiment was at
a1ed at Martinsville. on the sd, by
members This regiment was the
= organized after Gov Mortonss call
s Some of its men participated
'ae nFst battle of the rebellion. and
ae were IN the closing one at Apo
4''a1 Nine hundred and thirteen
oers were killed outright in battle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

iAE New York board of health has
Nl a number of wholesale fruit
- OF that city, and seized and de-
large quantities of grapes
sA mad been sprinkled with some
atlon OF copper. for the purpose.
supposed, Of protecting the grow
nut rom phylloxera 1t is stated
= nearly all the grapes in that mar
N the same dangerous condi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

A procession of wagons returning
from q negro camp meeting n; Liberty
were crossing the Richmond & Danville
road AZ Seneca. 5 c, when the north
bound vestibule train came along and
struck Que of the wagons containing
two women. \ child and n man Both
women and the child were killed and
the man fatally injured
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

Charles NJ Miller. formerly a clerk in
q drug store in Louisville. KY Is short
SIS. coo. Of which he has returned SIS. 900.
He will not be prosecuted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
SOUTHERN oIEANINoS.


rA> Gsw~rn@~at ts Bsv Ne vernsa
The United States has acquired title
70 several tracts Of land \. SheridAn's
PclG. ca The Potomac. near Mount
Vernon. Va. and options have been
given On other iansts in that neixhbo--
hcod- and it ss though: that At no dis
taus day the United States will make
up % sosne extent for its want Of fore
sigAt in not baying the 80 s<re~ froza
Mount Vernon uaAnsioa tract which the
late JOAN A. waxkinStoa offered Press
dent Pierce for Sea. CO sozae Year, be-
fore 10 was sold 10 the Mounf veruon
nssoei.fbon- This making up will.
II t. said. CONSIST Of buying up. ax fast
ss needed. the various tracts of Land
that were n portion 81 the original plan
,ation of Nouat Vernon. And the es-
tabiishment there fron time 20 time Of
vsrio1s military and other works in con-
nec-iou with the army ard navy OF the
United States In this way the home
and toub Of Washington viii in time
be nearly surrounded by national es-
;ahaishnents. sn1 the greater portion
of Wa<hingtoa's Nount Vernon land
viii he the property Of the Uai.ed
States
We~ts~d Her Brssh<r's sfsy~r-
Patrick G. Sullivan and Miss Mary
Armstrong. both OF Lexingtou. Ky.
elcped 20 Colsmbu<. q. the other d2y.
where they ia.enssed 10 gee married
Traas .~ssa~E 10 saeoe n. n.say sseody
tragedies saat asws tak~z p1s-~ IN Keasm~xy
~as&aa sa~ Azs- fsw years oz tie slxhs %
fAs ~ %sF of >oxea43sr. sss9. FEtrscx {. sal
ifvsa- tAs xres1s tA- above E1srrl sx~. sad
srznk Arn@ssTuax. aruen~x ef the brsf~. as
t~ass~& po&isi-ai zs-~<2ax- H&rf f=~l.axs
Asas fsr SEINE sla@s sxlsr ~si between ~zI1frsa
ss4 ArEsrron<- souz@ xsy On sr~o1zf %
20lasae-- s<N~rs on srsaaaf of szl7wsa
saytax eoars - Armstrong; sister
snifsTAn azt ArUssruax rsn~~e1 their
fi@sr,1e~s 90 tAe afxAr a~msaom~l az& xS@
fsat=r wss sAos sasf q .est q fs~ x.Fx SUI
fvan ~ss trset far znsastaaxhser. eenwtee~st
szd s~nt~ae-st % q s<rm sr na-s=~a y-srs
N sa- p~natsnfaAry- %on~ three or e1ar
DoatA- sxo >azslxkz va. parsts>t- -alrA 70
s-suav.4<at - psr1oa. ezrinx good e--
hsxtcr, snt - res1z--f Aas Slst p-ssisssa os
eh~~ksax &c fretxAs - the ISuAsviGi- xssa-
vile t~pos "a E<xiaxtea- Al 9srtzx -aEzi-
vAa's r-oset-- Mss Mary Arrzseroaxss 1svs-
tio4 - I'm wHs new-r r<rsnlrreS. 80 vxzs.
xaa fri~n1s % Bath sxr Tart Mss Arnsxro.x-
more shsa snx one eiss. wss Instrumental n
securing s0l1lE&7's r~i<sss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

: eocEiEE from Chandler, O. T, says
situation there Is a terrible one,
- hundreds of people are leaving.
- n2aseating water sells for
ave cents glass. and horses
iAg BY the score for want of
oD the return route no water
ss aad for twenty miles. and the
'ne road IS lined with exhausted
|, -. sno People Bread Is fifty cents
- lemons twenty-five cents each.
|e,Ia .1a bacon a dollar a pound, and
S-Aer things in proportion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

s great parade of the Mime
- 'Alnn-l harvest festival. on the
- N which there were over 1000
|,Ii,..A |,IA and costly floats in line. the
IT, olis Street Railway Co. had
lea ..o.'o on It's first float: Our first
|Isz our first driver. H Mousse.
IT,. noer of cars. 10; miles of
$780, - Z the public happy" On the
|os - ,s-' noat' which carried car SIS, one
pany's newest electric cars.
- contrasting device: 1881.
=. - - OF cars. SIS; miles of track, $50;
&c people kick
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01
A MURDER CONFESSED.

Nsa cziiia< HI1a.<lf Jacob brown Coa-
frss~s 60 the Murder fur which One
Gray - Serving . Life >enfenc- In ths
Chester fflLB PsnirentE.ry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-01

hhe seo<rai coasiltieu OF Trade Thrsa<f :
sat the se@asry q. >haSn By u g. Dua
q Cos WEEKLY E~xtrw-A steady Fus-
prossEsszs Sssi~~ahie. "A seine Fsins.
2=sss as=sy- ss=sA=<-. E=ss==xz. Esx.
Nh Ynnx Ser.. - - u..- a
The McCook tribune., 1891-06-26

Sam Rogers and George Laverty now wash
in the sleeper and eat On the "diner," while
on business trips west now. Glad to see the
reform is no doubt the verdict of the Walla
WallaS.
Several cars of wild animals from Africa
went west, Sunday, followed by other cars
later. They go to Manhattan Beach near
Denver,
Engineer Pronger, after vacation of a
few days, resumed service in the motive
power department, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris leave, this even.
ing, for Galva, ILL.,, to attend the funeral of
Miss Laura Harris.
The McCook tribune., 1891-06-26
Were Missed.

The following names have been handed us
by a friend, who noted their absence from the
roster published last week. Doubtless there
are still others who have escaped the assess
or's eye:
Bennett. Thos. priv. 1. 7th Ill. VOL, war 1872.
and lst battalion NJ. T., d. Cal. Vol.
A. J. Thomas. priv. A, 9Th Pa. Vol. inf, and
PRIV, B. 1st inf, and sergt Weaver's Ind.
cavalry.
Kendrick Clark. private. F, 18th Illinois inf.
George Burns. private, E, q. S. infantry.
The McCook tribune., 1891-06-26
A:|!|I||l|3t|I||

x&x
Crete Chsutauqua Assembly. Crete, Neb.,
June Soth to July 10th One fare for the
round trip Tickets on sale June 29th; re-
turu limit 70 July 11th-
~
10th annual convention Y r. S of G. E.,
Minneapolis July 9-1e. Tickets on sale 7-S.
One fare round trip. Official route.
National Educational Association COnven-
ton, Teaento Canada, July 14-l7. Round
trip tickets will be sold at the lowest one
way first class rate-plus So. The route is
via Detroit, Port Huron and the Canadian
routes. Tickets on sale S-13, inclusive, good
for return 14th to Sept 25th with five days
for returning. Official route, train runs
through to Toronto without change. Pull
aan accommodations. Unusually low eX-
cursion rates have been made from Toronto
to Canadian points and points in New Eng
land and New York. Excellent opportunity
for cheap trip to all points east.
j. HULANIsKd, Agent.
The McCook tribune., 1891-06-26

One fare for the round
trip to stations not over
two hundred miles dis
tant will be sold by the
B. & NJ. July 3 4; good
until the 9th.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25
EDENT0N ACADEMY.

Mr.. Henry w. Rice, who has
been chosen Principal, will open this
school Sept. 2Sth, 1891.
Assistants will be employed as
the needs of the school require. SIR.
Rice is a graduate of the University
of North Carolina in 1886, and has
heen engaged in teaching since that
time.
He comes with the highest testi-
monials from his former instructors
and patrons.
For terms, address the Principal.
I. G. BADHAM, Secretary.
B. F. ELLIOTT, President.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25
OUR GOVERNMENT

CITY:
Mayor. L. Rogersou,
Clerk-A. T. Bush,
Treasurer-A. l.. White,
chief Police-J. y. Spruill,
Councilmen-J. G. Boud, w. I. Leary,
F. A. White. 4 H. Mitchell, BENZ.
White, Alfred King.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Sheriff-Jos. FL. Perry,
Register of Deeds-T NJ. Small,
Treasurer-K. R. Pendleton,
Jailer-Joseph Spruill,
Commissioners-W. B. Shepard, A. j.
Ward, NJ. Ell. Hughes, w. F. Jones,
w. Il. Bonner,
Board of Educational. T. Bush, w.
B. FELTON,, Miles w. Elliott.
Public School Superintendent-Re
R. B. Drane,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25
OUR COLORED PEOPLE.
A Variety of Items Especially Interesting
to that Race.

James Winhorn has returned from
Nag's Head.
J. H. Nixon left for Washington
d. G. on 2Ist.
Miss Mary J. Smith has returned
from Nag's Head.
j. E. Capehart is erecting fine
store on east Gale St.
Mr.. j. w. Holley left for Wash
ingtOn D. G.. on 10Th.
The little child of Mr.. J, D. Var
bOro died on the 18th.
Miss. Matte Mcdonald has re
turned from Baltimore.
Mr.. T. S West has greatly I'M
proved his Barber Shop.
Provie Cox and Elijah Gibbs left
for Norfolk OH the 18th.
Mrs, Mary J. Twines left for
Philadelphia Pa, this week
E. w. Whidbee is erecting a res
idence near the fair grounds,
Miss Alice FELTON, of Norfolk, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Pattie Joyner of Murfrees-
boro has returned. from her long
visit, home.
The Grand Tabanaele Of the Love
and Charity commenced its session
on the 22nd.
There will be great many marriages
this fall and the only way to keep
posted is to take the FISHERMAN &
FARMER.
Noah Ryan was tried by the
MavOr last Monday for hunting in
the cemetery, for which he was re-
CURED to pay $3.50.
The fire on Saturday morning
caused great excitment at Taylor
Horton's restaurant on cheap side,
but no damage was done.
VIM. King died last Sunday eve,
ming at his home near Bethel, and
was buried Monday. Age y years.
He was we'll known and greatly
respected He leaves a widow and
many friends to mourn his loss, to
whom we extend our sympathy.
On Tuesday night Of this week
at A al. E. Zion Church Y.
NJ. C. A. was organized with as
members. Rev. NJ. n. Levy was
elected President, r. NJ. Lee, Vice
President, j. w. Draper and John
LewtOn, Secretaries. A good step
in the right direction.
The Revival meeting held at
Kedesh A NJ E Zion church closed
last Sunday, Sept Goth. The meeting
was largely attended day and night.
great good was accomplished, and
God i'll the plentitude of his grace
and favor blessed 81 souls who were
added to the church by Rev. III n.
Levy, Pastor in charge.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-09-25

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