The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1892-03-23

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March IA, 1889.
Ice on Friday morning, and again
VIC arc tortured with doubts as to the
future of the fruit crop. If VIC have a
weakness, IL Is for peaches and we
trust these fofebOdings will melt into
thin mir.
The sick in town arc all better, bnt
the grip seems just 10 have struck the
Bean ncighborhood, Mr.. John Cam
mack's entire family, with one excep-
ton, being down with 1t. Mrs, ). o.
Emanuel and others arc also i'll. The
day and 5. S. school quite thinned out.
Mrs. SiIas Coleman is mp again from
her recent attack of paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. Chambliss have spent
two weeks IN the city taking in Mardi
Gras. Mr.. Cs health sorely demand
ed a change and rest.
Mrs. Schobcr and the charming pc
lite Miss Monte, have returned from
nm extended visit to relatives near
birmingham, Ala, and Pine Bluff,
Ark.
Frank Coleman is home again from
Commercial College in New Orleans.
Ills return was hastenCd by n spell of
Ia grippe. We arc glad to have him
back anyway.
Young Ratchliif, who was n popular
clerk at the Landing and took sick
there. died on his removal to Natchcz,
Our former photographer, Bolls.
passed through town en route 10 ST..
Joseph, La, with his bride secured in
Gloster. We congratulate "Jud' and
hope that his happiness may not prove
negative.
Henry Singer has gone TO Grccnville
on a short visit. All right, my friend,
if young man can't drive you with.
ont turning over, il is perfectly prop.
or that you should trust yourself into
the gentle hands Of fair lady.
Willie WiStcrs returned to Alabama
Monday evening, following the death
Of his father.
Mrs. New md daughter Vic, will re-
side hereafter with Mrs. Vic. Winters
aud have already moved.
Mrs. Susan MctiIll is at home after
stay of ten days ut Russum, aud is
much improved in health.
Miss Mary Odom is back from
school.
Miss Mamie Williams is at school
in the @Dcnd."
Prof. Logan knows how 10 gam the
boys hearts by playing marbles with
them at recess. Wonder il he under
stands as well how TO get along with
the girls.
Ed Herring and Frank BoIls, from
Louisiana, have made this side brief
visits.
Mr.. Melton, Of Jessaminc, Mrs. II. J.
Coleman aud Mrs. Jim Martin, of Lee,
Mrs. Joe Harper, of Tcnsas, Mr. Fra
zicr and family were in town on Sun
day.
Good attendance on meetings of
Earnest Workers, Methodist w. VI. 5.
and w. g. 4. u. at last meetings.
DIR. Joe Winters is to be found in
his nice new office in the place lately
occupied by Mr. Ally.
Clover Club suspended for the pres
ent OH account of illness and Affections
among its members.
Mr. Newton finally tore himself
away on Wednesday. lie had remain
cd 10 assist in nursing some of bis sick
friends, aud preached again at Bethel
and Rodney. ILc will spend week
or so with his father at Crystal
Sprinys before locating at Williams
burg, Covington county.
The Masonic Lodge here has expert
enccd revival. Tho membership bad
dvindled down by deaths aud rcmov-
ais to about len, but in tho last few
weeks has nearly doubled itself. Sew
eral meetings have lately been held to
initiate candidates, continuing far in
to the night, giving, for once, a plausI-
BILE excuse 10 married members.
George King, negro living on
Thos. Snodgrass' place, killed his wife
on Friday night; her body was found
by her son, thrown Into ditch. The
murderer Il now in custody al Fay
cite.
AT Rev. Mr.. Bolls' last appointment
here ono OF our brightest and best
young men, II. L. Winters, Jr., united
with the Baptist church, and accord
ing to their faith was immersed In the
bayou that afternoon in the presence
Of 4 large and interested gathering OF
his friends and we'll wishcrs who babe
him God speed In his march to Zion.
We had treat In the entertainment
given by Miss 9ue Morrison, assisted,
A. The posters bad II, by the best local
talent. The notice was short and not
well circulated, but very select aud
audience greeted The tai
entcd and plucky young lady on