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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14
Real Estate at
Auction.

By virtue of certain deeds of trust
executed to us. separately and re:
spectivcly, by Geo. G.. Fox, and OF
record in the clerks office of Acco-
mac county court, we will, separate
ly and not jointly. at the request OF
the creditors named in said deeds re-
spectively, on Wednesday, June Sth.
1892, about O'clock p. M, in front of
e. B. Swanger & Co.'S store in Locust
vile, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder:
.1st-A certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said village of louisville,
containing acres, more or less, which
will be divided and sold in two lots.
.snd-A certain piece or parcel of
woodland, containing 8 acres, more
or less, situated near louisville, and
adjoining the lands of VIM. Fox and
others.
Srd-A certain lot or parcel of land,
situated near louisville, containing
6 acres. more or less, adjoining the
lands of VIM. II. Oliver, Jr., and wife
and others.
Ana on InuESQay. June 3Ci, iooE.
about o'clock p. m, in front OF
Kellam's hotel, Wachapreague:
1st-A certain tract or parcel OF
land, situated near Wachapreague,
in said county, containing Sc acres,
more or less.
end-A certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said village, known as the
drug store lot.''
3rd-A certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said village, which was
conveyed to said Geo. G. Fox by A.
Brown LeCato and wife, and about 8
acres of arabic land on the southwest
side of the wharf road.
Terms-Five per cent of the purr-
chase money will be required in cash
and the residue in one, two and three
years from the day of sale, with in
terest thereon from that day till paid.
For further particulars see posters or
the undersigned. Given under our
hands this 18th day Of May, AID. 1892.
JAMES G.NocK, Trrstees
l.. FLOYD Mock, S'9e
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

The colored farmers and truckers
upon both sides Of the Rappahan-
mock river in all the counties border
ing upon and now shipping from that
river are holding conventions all
through the district organizing a
company to purchase a steamboat to
run upon the Rappahannock. not SO
much in competition with the Weeln S
line of steamers as for the special, if
not exclusive, patronage of the col
ored farmers and truckers or travel
lers, of whom there are by no means
few but legions. 1t seems that this
project is being gotten mp under the
auspices of a party of colored men
from Washington city.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

By a vote of 20 to the Republican
convention for tho fourth congress
sional district of Virginia adopted q
resolution declaring Col. James d.
Brady, collector of internal rove
nue., u traitor and lnarplot."
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

The Richmond Chamber of Com
merce has appointed u committee to
arrange for meeting, to be held in
Richmond on May 90, OF representa-.
tiyes from all the chambers Of organ
izing a State board OF trade. The
object is to get all the chambers
thoroughly in accord with all efforts
to advance and protect the trade in
te rests Of the State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

Cadet Lieut.. Archie Stuart. who
won the Afford prize offered by the
Kentucky Military Institute for the
best essay on Thomas Jefferson. is q
son of the late w. a. Stuart, OF Vir-
ginia He is a nephew of Gen. J. E.
b. Stuart, the great cavalryman.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

The Virginia Conference N. E.
Church. South, which meets in Nor
folk, November 10Th next, will, &C
cording to the plan OF Episcopal visi-
tation just decided upon. be presided
over by Bishop Hendrix-his first
time as presiding officer OF the con-
ference
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

Standard trotting bred WILKES
STALLION." Rule VI, Vol. VIII.
Bay horse, star, hind ankles white,
ISL hands high, weight l., $50 pounds.
Bred by Crib Davis, Harrodsburg,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, of Wash
ington, d. c., is in Norfolk She has
opened an Office at 32S Church street.
and says she is doing n rattling bust
ness in pension claims.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-05-14

The Virginia Republican Conyen-
ton at Roanoke, after Il prolonged
struggle, by Il vote of 1891 to 1874
voted down q resolution to instruct
the delegates to the Minneapolis con-
vention TO vote for Harrison.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Sie @eiG)iGte cities @itocS.

Sn elmer Samburser 9unfausifel-
ling beiinDet liO sesenwdrtis elm Sin-
oerpateabilo bon @ottfrieo Sofer, Del=
Dies bur9 Das, fait bis CUR Siibnbeit
6lotte in ieiner gluffailung uno 9ar=
telung bic Slide auf iib siebt. gs
lit Elm Gndblein, nit broncirter Saut=
farbe uno nirrem braunen &rausbaar,
Oas, nadt Biz auf cine 9elbe @elte. auf
sinem lpeiben Yoliter iiyt unb nit iei-
men runoen Seinsn ipielt. So lit elm
Momentbilo, nit pboto9rupbiiber
Jtai9beit erfaBt, babel aber bo1 wie=
Der erfiiat pon ienem &eis oes Selbit=
gci6uuten, Der Oas' SilbniB DON Der
photographic linteri9eibet.
Sas Bib bat feline fleine @eI6idte,
bic Swar fir Die Selirtbeiluns bes Mer=
les ielbit obne Selans 1T, bo4 bas
WieOererSdhlen i6On oarum lobnt, neil
es eineu gans reiscnben Seitras gu benz
@apitel ,@ie Siloer entiteben" liefert.
Sor einiser 3eit mar, 10 beri6ten Die
,Samb. yta9ri9ten", oqs giloniB Der
Nhltter bieies runOen. briinetten Sndb=
leins in bemielben Gunltialon ausge=
felt, glei9falls DON 6Ottfrieo Spfer
gemalt. 9luf Der @anocrun9 nad
Dem sltelier bes Siiniflers mar Die Dame
Suweilen Don Der Imme ibres SObns
leins uno bon oielem ielblt begleitet
ipproen. t. -.s
Ciienbar i6eint bas SilbniB Der
Mutter ieinen Seltellern re6te 6reuoe
oemadt su haben, oenn furSe 3eit ra6
Ieiner glblieferun9 fam Die 9lmme allein
gu Dem &iinltler nit Der idiidterneu
6ra9e, pb er ,uobl gang i'm @ebeimen,
obne oab Die @ltern oapon eriiibren,
ni9t aud bas tleine Sobnlein malen
t6nnte. Ser Geburtstas bon Waoame
itebe nabe bepor, uno oa mD9te Die
9lmme ibr bieie Srellbe bereiten. Ser
Gilnitler slns nit gutter 2aune auf Die
y rSelteluug" elm, flint uno flott lebte
Ous Gonterfei bes tleinen Subleins in
ben frditigen BatellIarben auf, Die
Der Wtaler 10 gepanot Su bano9aben
peib, uno am beltimmten Sage fano
IS fertig i'm &abmen Dor Der 9lmme,
bic ii1 nun erit tpie BON eiuer bansen
abnuns bei6li6en fiiblte. iu
v9iun iaeen sic mir aber aud, mas
i6 i9ulbis bin. Serr Maler," fragte
lie einigermaben georiift, ibr ab3egrif=
fenes @elbtdi9lein perlesen in ben Sim
germ Orebeno. Ser Maler ma1te elm
iebr ernites @eiidt, ihien alles porerit
i'm @inSelnen auf ieinen Soitenwertb
genau Si bere1nen - 2einwanb,
6arbe. bic aufsepanbte Miibe, bis er
enbli6 i'm Son ebrli6er uebersellsung
iaste: n9ta, ipiiien Sic, 9atbrin, un=
ter fiini5is Pfennis wiro es wobl nidt
scben!" = Sin md6tieer 9ltbemSua
Der @rlei6terlns entrans iid &atba=
rincns 2ippen. vSas lanst gerabe
nod" iaete iie in einem Some. Der
bantbar iciT iolltc, in pem ii9 aber bod
aud i1pn lpieber etlpas BON 8onner=
baitistcit miidte. v@enu cs mebr ge=
lpeien pdre, bate i'd es nidt besablen
t0nnen." llno bamit sdblte bic quite
Ratbrin ibre tlimpernbeu flint glidel-
iilde in bic brett ausgeitredte Ie9te
oes Walcrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Cine 9tuftlaruna. Q

Cine Muftldruns. BRO.
feHor Der 9brcnolosie (ertldrsno):
.Seben sic iid bieien Gnaben an, be.
fra1ten Sie ieinen Sintertopf; es seiai
iid oa Elm pulitiger 9ustpu6; oas
beutet ben SIP Der &inbesliebe ami
gtidt mabr, mein SObnden, Su baH
9eine gltern re6t lieb!-9nabe: ,Sie
Rutter idon, aber ben Batter nibt,
beun Der bat mir Die 8eule ba am Sin-
Aertopf seibldaen!"
aud elm Srof. Gin 9nabs
bat beim gaitor cine 9efelluns aussu-
ribten. gr tritt in oehen 3immsr,
inocm er feline Miibe aufbebalt. - Su
biit bod ein iebr unbOfliber Sun9e!
Su ninlmit ni1t einmal bic WiBe oh!
= ga, weroen Sic nur ni9t bDie,
Serr Yaitor; oas fam i'd ia nod i'm.
lner tbun!
Serplappert. - Saute:
~.... 9llio. Tu bait jeBt einen Slapier.
iebrer; pie weit ieib Sbr oenn Idon2~
- Sadiiib: Still I! Drama meib ia
nod nidts bapon!"
= llnperbeiierf vSeute
Dab id bei9lofen, Elm anosrer Menid
gu psrocn! SOHncrwetter, bas 1T ia
cine famnie causa bihendil"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08

benz Manne, oem lie jebe Greuoe am
SaIein 9erauot. Dem iie bas 2eben Der.
sdlte, sur 2ait mahte. Sa, iie puBt
niAt einmal. baB iie bic llria6e ieiner
suuebmenben Sinfdlligteit mar. sic
bate nidt Die serinsite glbnuns. tpeld'
cine fur6tbare &eibel lire tbrGnenrei9e
Sentimentalitdt fir ibren @atten mar.
llno 10 traf es iib gdnSli6 unernar-
tet, onB ct zines Sa9es, ber eiui9en
S6rdnen miioe, in einem 9lnfall per-
smeiielier @uti6lohen6eit. oas Saus
perlicB, oaB lie ibm gu eirem Ort ltn=
bebaeliber 9fubeloiieteit. beifdnoigen
Sdrefens gema6t. nit Dem feiten Sor.
iab, lieber sll Iterberl. als nod einmal
su ibr suriifSutebren.
9lls lie ben Srief, in pel6em ct ibr
in fur3en, tlaren Wsrten Die betref=
fenbe @rofinuns ma6te. geleien. ba bob
lie in Hummer Slntlase Die 9lrme gen
Simmel.
90 bate lie alIo bp1 &e9t aebabt.
Sbre 9l6nuns bate iie ni6t betrosen.
o iiber ben ibanoli6en, seipiiienloien
Mtann. Der elmer anoern, elmer lei6t-
Iinni9en perion ipegen, iein brapes,
sltes, armes Meib i'm Sti9 lieB, lie.
bic ME sesen ibre 8fli6t sefeblt. Die
INNER einen eremplarii9en aebensuan=
bel 9eiiibrt! ~"
. wie i6dnbli1 er gegen iie ban-
oelte 3 ipie belueinenspertb bod ibr
Coos mar! gBie oas llngliif iie per=
fplgtc, Iie INNER beriolst bate uno iie
berfol9en weroe, bis oas arme, 9epriifte
SerS lift brad! s.
llno lie weinte, tueinte, tpie lie nod
ale = unb bas wollte piel iasen = in
ibrem 2eben gelpeint bate -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
gSie Ierncn nniere &Ieinen auSs
ueuotg?

.Gomm'. Siirsen. mir wollen Elm
eieoden iingen." Fpf
Bite nlat wieoer Don bic nfettiae
bubr 4lr Ma'f
r5ettise 6du9? eieber Sunss, mas
fdllt Dir ein?"
gtab ldngercn guseinanoerIebungen
piro tlar, oaB Siirsen oas 9ieo meint:
ygBo iinoet Die Secie Die Seilnatb, Die
&ub2 98er bedt iie nit itblibcnoen 6it-
li9en sut" Oa er liipelte uno lib bel
ben Worten nihts su oenten perma9. 10
iino ibm nicttige S6ub" aus ben idiits
;enben isitti9en ae,porbeH.
Oies Seiipicl itsbt ni9t pereinjelt ba,
man glaubt tail,n, iute UerltononlBpoll
oft &lnoer Sieocr lcrnen. so lana Elm
Rino jabrelan9 nit ieiner IiiBen tlelnen
Stimnts: .@;olo'ne 4bsnb eune wie biit
Du 10 iWou, mie &anonenmonne lit
Eein 8faus 81 ieb n" 0tatt; .ne lam
obne @onus 0enen Slang l.. ieb'n").
Sieie Yeiipiele lieBen iib perbnnoertfas
hen. @emiB it es gut, oas Geod6tnib
iriibseitia, nod Dor oem SduAbeluhsu su
iben, aber cine peritdnoi9e Wutter muB
.s li9 Dor allen Tinaen ansels9cn iein
IaiIen, fur oas GeritdnouiB Der Sinoer
paiienoe @ersden unb 2ieber 81, ipdblen.
Reine Sprad)e lit ia 10 reid an idOnen
Rinoerliebern erniten uno beiteren Sns
balts pie seraoe uniere oeuti4e.
9lber ielbit in ben eigens fur Sinber
gebidteten 2ieoern oiirfte es bin uno
wieber nbtbis iein. oem tinoliden 8ers
jtdnbniB bur9 Elm ertldrenoes g9ort SIS
Dilfe su tommen. 9Bir tonnen nidt
orinseno genus alle Miitter bitten. bas
nidt su peridlnlsn. Sie Yesrifie tpers
ben auf bieie g8eiie ipielenO bereidcrt
unb bas gluffaiiunss 8ermosen &c.
I6drft. Die Wlutter tanH Der Sdule
ipeientlib porarbeiten. auf oieIe Deiie
bic Sinoer iriib gew6bnen. autmertiar
uno mad tlarem Yerltdnonib su itres
ben, smei Gisenidaften, bic lie pors
pdrts brinqen in S1ule uno 2eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Weil tr cine e m m { I

NEIL er cine 81 mmet.
bole trus. iuuroe in Sranffurt ein
Droidtcntutider bonn S1offsngeri4t
gu orei Mart Strafe berurtbeiIt Sn
6olse Der Serufuns iprad ibu bic
Straitammer frei, iporauf Die Strafs
TANNER bic Sole on bic erfte Snitans
,uriidperiuies. Ser 9roi9tentutlher
bate ii9 10 auf feline i90ne Sammet=
boie geireut, uno nun mub er einIeben.
Seine 9oie obne Sornen.
= Sdlagenbe gBioerle.
gung. sd iinbe es unerfldrlid.
Oab mid meine @ollesen alle fir einen
SaienIub balten. BON Der gan3en
Sippidaft bat bod Seiner bic Courage
sebabt, meine sllte su beiratbsn = aIs
pie sSd!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08

- 8ei'm 90 prt genommen.
Mann: .gBie, Su wiIlit i6on tpiebsr
einen neiien Sut baben ? Der alte in
bod nod gang eut!"-Grau: .Dab
CT aft ili, iinoeit 9u aIfo au6?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-08
Si. weIt.

Sab aus bem Ni6ts bic @elt erfan=
ben tpGre, f
Die beut'se @iiicnfdaft oies leusnen
1 ra.t,. mil; . H
Sic itellt entsesen iener alien 2ebre
Den 8runoiab aui {: Elk nihilo fit nil.
Bie ionoerbar! &Gumt man bes SaBes
Wabrbeit elm, tt
Damn lam bic Welt gang nobl aus
gii9ts entltanben iein.
The Progress., 1892-05-28

III there is anything in the
agreement between the Watervorks
company and the city5 that pre-
vents patrons securing their rights
in the courts, there is another plan
that can be resorted to it and it will
not be a very agreeable one to
Major Gravity either. He has
mistaken our people if he thinks
he can continually treat their Just
complaints with silent contempt
and he will be made to know it too
The Progress., 1892-05-28
The Keachi College.

The PRoGEEss acknowledges thC
receipt of an invitation to attenC
the commencement exercises of the
keachi Male aud Female College,
which began in that town yer
terday evening. To judge by the
neat appearance of the printed in
vitation, and the program arranged
thereon, one would not hesitate 10
say that this educational institu-
ton was in flourishing condition,
and that the closing exercises will
be very interesting.
We regret that it will be impos-
sible for us to attend, but we will
gladly publish an account Of it
should anyone desire to furnish it
to this paper.
Following is the invitation and
program sent out:
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
of
MALE AND FEMALE COLLEGE.
keachi, La, May 27-June /, 1892.
Friday, 3 p. m.-Exhibition. Prepar-
atory Department.
II a. IN. Commencement
Sermon. Rev. J. J. Taylor. ID. d.,
Mobile, Ala.
4 p. M Missionary Sermon. !
Rev. j. X. Edwards, Ruston. La.
Monday, 10 a. m.-SOphomOre Prize
Defamation.
Monday, < p. m.-Orations and Essays.
by Junior Glass.
Tuesday, 10 a. m.-Address before Phi
Kappa Literary Society. J. ID. Ever
EFT, Esq, Farmerville, La.
Tuesday. II a. m.-Address before Eu-
lalian and HerIninian Literary So
cieties.
2 p. m.--Annual Meeting of
the Board of Trustees.
\ p. MAMMAL Concert.
0a. Graduating Fx-
ercises. Baccalaureate Address. bv
r. III. Randolph, Esq, Shreveport.
La.
{. w. TomKIEs, President.
The Progress., 1892-05-28
Quite a Commotion.

Quite q cOmmOtion was created
in this city last Saturday night by
the attempt of a negro and white
woman from Wcsbter parish to be
united in marriage They were
followed from that parish Ivy white
men who were determined that the
woman's family should not be dis
graced by such an alliance on her
part. Justice c. ID. Hicks was tel
phOucd for after 10 o'clock to
issue a WaIrcnt against negro
for an attempt to commit misceg-
cnation, but that magistrate in
formed the telephoninS parties
that there was no such OlfensC on
the statute books. Wcundcrstand
that they were not satisfied with
his knowledge of the law,
and sought the advice of Hon. W.
II. Wise, whose opinion sustained
that Of the justice. Then Justice
l.. +. Carter was sent for. a war
rant was issued by him charging
the negro with kidnapping.
The INDIGNATION in Webster
and here against the negro was /
great, and we have il from good /
authority that u nuo,ber OF wbito /
gentlemen had determined that
this marriage should not take
place. no matter how fnfile the
law was to prevent it. In this de
termination they were correct, and
choir action would have been au- /
proved by every man. woman and |,
.h:ld OF rood staudinr ia tlo
The Progress., 1892-05-28
Why Can't Others2

Our readers are requested tc
read carefully the article written
by our keachi correspondent, fol
therein will be found much to in
terest all. 1t will be a revelation
to a vast number who read it, this
writer among others, for il disclosee
condition of things which was
undreampt of. 1t teaches that
by the display of thrift and bust
ness enterprise that the hill
farmer can become independent
without the aid of the sub-treasury
II silver bill; that he can in a
few years become complete master
of his own business, needing no
financial hacker who shall deter
mine the quantity and matter of
his planting. DeSoto is no more
a favored spot than many other
parishes in North Louisiana, and
what is being done at the place
spoken of there can be duplicated
elsewhere if the same influence is
brought to bear to accomplish it.
Practical Farmer tells you that
several hundred pounds of butter
are shipped to Shreveport and
other markets from bis locality
alone and that enough is allowed
to remain to supply the home de
mand. Likewise that his parish
IS preparing for a shipment of
hogs to Fort Worth, Tex. That
with all these collateral industries
the main farming is kept going.
With these facts revealed we ask
the question, why can't others inn
ltate these thrifty farmers of De
Soto! DO they lack industry
business capacity energy enter
prise, frugality? If none Of these. |
what is then the matter? TIE
PRoGEEss is bent upon developing
North Louisiana, bringing it to
hat degree of fertility and pros
Derity which its advantages JUS
ify, and it intends to spare no
)alns to bring it about. Hence It's
columns are always open for the
Legitimate inquirer or the
'Xpounding of things useful to the
public, and we hope that
ms offer will be taken advantage
n 10y enterprisiDg friends who are
hat anxious to progress that they
re willing to teach and be taught
Trough the medium OF an inter
hango Of ideas by discussing their
uestions through The PuoGErss.
I any one has any questions to
SIX or statements TO makcconcern-
lg Practical Farmers declarations {
e IS welcome to 60 so in this paper.
And in closing we viii say that |
hat can be done in DeSoto can II
Q repeated in Caddo and the III
her parishes Of North Louisiana 2
ld if IT. is not done it will be be- :
'use something is lacking besides }
nj and natural auxiliaries. }
The Progress., 1892-05-28

A delightful treat is in store for
those who love innocent amuse-
ments. The Red Mems excur.
sion to Monroe and their delight
full picnic there will be an event
that no lover of harmless pleasure
should miss. 1t will only cost
Sl.5O for adults and rs cents for
children to enjoy this. There
Will be dancing and a variety
other amusements on the grounds.
The train will leave Shreveport at
$50 a. m. and leave Monroe on
return trip at 8 p. m.
The Progress., 1892-05-28
Flood UnfOrtunates.

| This city Is tceming with refupers
from the overlooked districts. There nro
not enough vacant houses 10 acromo-
date those who have been deprived of
shelter by the enCToachments of the
waters and the houselcss ones are
budding together in every accessible
shanty, there being ins auces were soy
eral families are M one room which is
not really large enough 10 accommodate
one comfortably. Many negroes i'm
the low places of this town have been
forced 10 vacate th' ir homes To es-
cape the rising waters in Silver Lake
and other pionts which is accessible
10 the high foods. An effort will ne
made tos secure thefair grounds q shell
ter those who cannot find itelswhere
aud we have no doubt that.unless some
grave reasons declare against il. the
will be opened TO all unfortu-
mates that can find refuge there.
How TO provide the destitute ones
with provisions necessary is problem
which Mayor VInson is trying to solve
)y applying 10 the United States
government.
The Progress., 1892-05-28
City Churches.

I'm tnls department we will be glad
10 publish notices of regular and spe-
ciaI services of all the churches i'm the
CIty. fastors, or those authorized by
mem, are invited To furnish informa-
lon rs To any changes for each week.
not later than Thursday evening of
The week previous.I
First Methodist Episcopal Church
south, Rev. J. l.. Pierce. pastor.
PREACHING Sabbath II a. IN. and 7i5
p M. Sunday school, go q. m. Glass
meeting. 4:3o p. m. Sunday, and as
p m. Tuesday. Prayer meeting 3
p. m. Thursday.
Methodist Mission. supplied by
rev. l.. F. Jackson. Preaching 40
D. III. Sunday. Glass and prayer meet
ing Friday, : p. m. Sunday school
2:i5 p. m. Sunday.
The Progress., 1892-05-28
Wagner Bros. make specially
OF Vienna sausage.
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry {. Clark to Mrs. NJ. Y. Grain,
lot =, Moss Side subdivision, for sI25.
Annie Cleaveland ct al. to wssley
Smith, sale of lot 3. Cleaveland sub
division, for sl03
Annie Cleaveland ct al. TO Grander-
son King, lot 4, Cleaveland subdiyjs-
ion, for s2OG.
II. w. Leverett, sheriff sale, TO IL.
Loeb, lot y, 1O-acIe lot 2, for 300.
l.. f.. Carter to Anna X. Smith. LOT
10, Tucker subdivision. for $40.
The Progress., 1892-05-28
The Presbyterian Ice Cream
Parlor.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church of this city have trans
formed their pastors study into n
coy ice cream parlor where, from
3 to 10 o'clock each Satusaneyen-
ing, they will serve deiN leo
cream and cake at the usual prices.
The object of this venture was in
tended to raise money for their
parsonge fund, but it was decided
that the proceeds of to-day's sales
should be donated to the flood snf-
ferers. This parlor will be open
only Saturdays, beginning with this
afternoon, and Will be continued
during the warm Sseason should
their effort meet with sufficient
encouragement. 1t certainly
should be, as the cause is certainly |
a praiseworthy one. What would |
The poor, distressed, morality and
christianity do were it not for the
noble, unselfsb, self-sacrificing
abors of the Christian women of
'ur land? These would be in a
strait indeed without
UGH an influence to assist, aid
nd encourage them, and we hope
hat this little refreshment bijou
'ill become an exceedingly pop !
lar resort.
The Progress., 1892-05-28

The Ruston Progressive Age in
noticing the arrest of the negro
Walker in this city Saturday night
closes thusly:
As the girl insists that she loves
the negro and is anxious to marry
him, declaring that she is of age,
We do not know how case of
kidnapping can be made of it.
But If any Judge could make such
a case Of it Judge Hicks can.