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GaroIus gu faar ies oa uioe, bporleoes bet bnnger
famnen."
Seq CT ban9e for, bet iuit life ltaar ~sIabeigt til, "
neate GaroIus, ioet ban meb Stanses San traaOte op ab
alippens iioite aiiats.
Scr traf ban 6itferten ab al 6ooeralet, aftsrreoe
@Iasiens omBpsseIist os iaa IGnse uO mob !9orisonten.
"StOrmsn sior, at ie9 life tan bOIbe ben title. fill
dig fOran mig, San, at ies Tan lesse ben paa bin StuIs
ber!... Saaoan, ia, nu er bet sOot."
scr ou noset2" ipurste San.
"Gnonu itte."
"aa, lao mig ie ~ensausl"
De uerIeoe Stilina.
"Stop!" raabte Changes San baitist. "Stau title!
ga bar ies bam... Oct er en- GaIeaie!... Dien bet er
en- iorbanoet lioen Wteianmait, ban BAR. Sc islpl
9oI0 aifterten mere i~pOpeitIis, ia pl bu ie BAN uOens
for S%alOs6gretl"
ga, lsg ir BAN; men bet Ell insen @ateai e.. 9m!
Oct ltaar itte ristigt til ombOrO oer!... But big Iot
mere. iaa! Nu ier iss sOSt. ab, bet ct en- NOomuit,
ban bar opel. Stiae, San, itiae!" Der bsrts5 M en-
beipnberIi9 gaueu 9aroIus' sllers iaa rolise Stemme.
"paa min arme SiaI, sr bet lite "Glpira GorusIia,
sasr ies uil aIbris iatts en- aittsrt for Diet mere!
9snbes Bong %tienoer leg bIanot ~tuiiuOe... is tan snos
osiaa iteIue ben guile RanO os be maleoe aanonpOrtt!
&c MI bul"
San iau, itioO sittertsn iamnen Os iasoe blot:
"Sst sr sanite pitt. % bet iaasOot iom l9e bismms
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
SorHicaise Waaoer at
"ipare" Yenge paa.

Naor cit Ren8eicooel bliuer iuIos
Itanot9 gbelagt. uiuoer He9icrinaeu eh
fer 8anfen, iom uoIteote ben, Seolens
Raalpoenoe, iOr oct Ell ct 2Bfte ON Be
taling, iom life lRuoere btbgues at
boloes, eiteriom Bepiiet for 2gitet life
lGnsere erliterer. Wen finoe5 Der mol
al Seblen tlIbase, til iulct uo at afsipe
gepiS for oens GilpRrelie, maa ben
iubl8ies.
gtosle merteli9e men iuloit1uoig
paaIloeliae Slitorier ON S%nolssning al
soela9te Gen9e peo ben ~iranite 8ant
iort9aes. 6or life lense iioen 1T en-
@eo / Earis fat / Is 8antuoter paa
3uiinoe 5rnnts buer Os iplite benz afr.
s en- me9et fort lib par bet en- oper'
oroentlis u9rOiiulo @sb. Den bleO
lmloiertio mart ilagtet, o9 ale Seolerne
fanbtes, tpsset Op i SmaaitDtter % til
bells ioropiet, / Wauen paa ben.
Mertelis not bleu be ienere iat iau'
men os inolgite al 8anfen.
gn Dag ipiite ct 5aar en- Sunbreoes
5rants Sebbel, tilbsreube en- Slaster.
SlOsteren iprans inb | Suiet til en-
Ben, sreb ct 8aslabeseuar, laoebs bet
o9 itipo 5aaret. Neppe baOoe ban
sjort bet, for Gieren al Geperet tom
itprtsnoe til.
Set bliuer big ct foItbart Cub,
flyer ban.
"Spao mener bu2" ipurste elas'
tereu.
"ytupel", iaebe ben anoen, "jeg bauoe
70 5rancs i Seoler sjemte / 2pbet paa
oct @ep9r."
5aarets osoe arop bleU 9runois
sjennemig9t, os Der fanotes Stumper
NOT at Seolerne, til at 8anfeu inolgite
Dem ale.
Mfere a~lminoelige 5lliRloe at oenue
grt inotrGffer bpppigt peo 8nnteu. gfu
% oa tommer en- Def 5amilie - Wtono,
Some oS Born - ltprtenoe iuo Bans
Ten. Vprnene, Der bar alete biemme,
bar Iunoet no9le "imutte 8lIeoer," %
tltppet benz no meo II Gar. 8lIe,
oerne bier Zig at oGre Yengeieoler, Og
oa 5orGlorene tOmmer blem, ta9er De
"gtlIeoer", 8gru o9 aft til 8anten iOm
Bepis.
Seolerue iRttes iammen % inoloies;
5amillen gaar lptteli9 tieur, men 8srr
meme er mere iorii9tl9e en- anoen Sang.
st ret bpppiSt 3ilielbe er, at 8lems
me Sen9eIeoler | 2ommerne paa GRrs
reospelte, Tom ienoes til SAT-. lnoers
then Ter Galtertunen 9ommerne eIter,
men iom oiteit 9ler bun Oct life. men
putter Bet % Se0ler / SGbeluoen.
Seoler, Der ct %bebanoleoe paa oeune
Naabe, er meset uanitelise at faa inbs
lsit; 8alfepruce5ieu no letter naIten ct,
bpert Spor al, at YapirmasIeu ensane
bar uGret Beu9e.
8ranote Eenge bliper unoertioen
inolDit. gn WtanO fom blent, to9 ct
Srep fren, aabnebe &OnpOlutten fra
gnoen, % tos no 3 9uuoreoe 5raucs
Seoler. unoer bans 5rapGrelie
lasbe 8onen Seolerne tilbase i Sons
polutten. Nanoen uencte tilbase, Os
ioet ban tOs ben formeutlis TONNE
aonuUlut, taiteoe ban ben / Sloen.
Nifen al be branbte Seoler bibebolbt
imiolertio 5ormeu og 9rpftet af be
br9note 4en8e. Os Santen inolsite
benz. 7
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
l4l

90 M ipntes ben Gage, Der ON 0atten bauoe be-
oGtfet 6irmamentet, at banse o9 flasre 0uften lom afs
repne Strtmler. ~llbii9ten par fri, men bog itisIneoe
Gluira inet anbet emo ct piOtu6itratt MORT Sab, our
builtet Srtunsn raieoe frem og tilbage. 6orgiRues
iulste bet ipeibenOe Ole ben forte Jtano ueb 9Ori3onten,
~iOSsiaueS ipeioeoe bun aue Retninser: insen SeiIer
par at opoa9e.
10" tGntte bun uuoer bpbe Sufte, "tan Stibet
auereOe uGre 9aaet UNDER r.. S0ar in9en Soos uopet
fig no for at ueiIe6e bet?... lDuiItet Sp er Senlans
bens bog life! NRtu @eorg, min Geors, buor er buzz
8, naar ies blot uiOite bet! 9uor t~aaImoois uiIos ies
life pare! Sa, ies uilOe uente belle ben LANCE Sinter,
naar ie9 fun uioite, at ou par uoen 6are!"
90 parms ipauebe bsnOes 9snuer fra ben sIOoenOe
SiaI Op til 6imIen.
gtu troeoe bun 9Iennem Stormen at bsre Stemmer /
fin 9tarbeO. so Buu tog lite fell.
Oct par GaroluS, meo aitterten uuoer Irmen, os
bans Niatros Stanses San, buem Ipoifuooene bapos
siOrt Opmertiomme, os iom bapos ifpnOt fig til SObans
~nesitiaret, ira buis 9OiOer man bouOe Ell uOere llbiist
eub ira gjraiuerna.
Snart ItoO besse ueO GIuiras SIDE.
"@ain Sub" iasbe SaroIus, paa bpis aniist ben
bpbe, bsitsute IIuOr icas bapoe ~iortrGnst ben muntre
goomooisBsb, Ser 5ruen berOppe Stormsn2 gaa
for Cubs StpIo IND - bet saar albris soet elers!~
Gal lite on, misl Sub uare lopet, at De fOnl,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Sporpan or Wetret3
SrouGroige geiriOruo al
Haturens 100 Yruieter.

llHoer oenne totfenbe Iitel err Der
pda 9auriB Glbps 5orlas / aigbers
baun uotOmmet en- sauite %iorugislia
BOG, Der oil bare uis pda at iinoe tat'
rige 2Risre.
Com 3iteleu antDoer, er Der 3nle
ON en- 8~eiripaabog. Ter er iuIt life
Wtaugel paa oenne Qitsratur, men ben
pienoonpme SueriGtter, Sr. Carl
Sbeel, bebeoer life at 9u9ites ior fine
6ornoii9eliers Nii9tniug al osnne
8runo. San bar eiter samte og nue
atloer, trptt % utrptt, ioritaaet at
iamle ct 0elc, iom pi life fan 9iue be-
ore anbefalin9 END oeo at iremiGtte
no9le 8reoer paa bet interesiaute StOi.
8r. S6eel fortGaer ON 0n9eHs
Seir % ON Narets 8eir. San ta9cr
Barrier al SOlens Cp. % Neosang, al
Slo os Rss, at Ssus os aatte, Of
5rser % 5tuer, al SsIer os 2igtornr.
Suis Stiernerne er matte, bljper
SeIret triit, % Der tommer Re9n /
6sl9e. Sois Stiiernc paa Su5ta9eue
| imuft 8eir faar en- instls % ieotet
@Ians, inotrGfier Re8nueiret 10 a II
Elmer eiter. Naar aatteu Hitter og
publ er ii9 o%mbp99elig. bliusr bet o9inn
Re8noeir. Naar Snnen saler ilitti9
ON Wtor9eneu, fan Der oerlmOo ueutes
tint 8eir, meoens oct life er q bet sooe,
bois ben 9ienta8er iin &aleu opao ga
gen.
Sgrer man ct 9Giel itrpoe 2 a 8
8on8e efter %buernnore o9 oerpaa oite
9ienta9e en- iaaoan Strpoen, er bel
uuno9aaeli9t, at Der / 2gbet al ben uGs
tie Dag iuotr9oer ct enoO9 lRnge oeo'
uareuoe &eguueir.
Ia 9Gilet imiolertib life er nooet
almlnoell9t 9uso0r, er Der beIoi9ots
mere t~tl9iGn9eti8e Slloer. SaOieoe5
peo 6printtcreu al Iortrlle arti9e OF
l~torier ON punoe o9 Copper. tOet Oisic
8gr bar &anoItrGt % oerior iggcr 50
/ 0uuoen5 Greu eler Snloe, unar BET
trPtter op til Hegu. Goar Ell 0uuo
uDier iuri9 elIer traoier fig bag Greruc,
TED ma n~ltiaa, boao man fan ueute fla.
ut @i8t % EOoa9ra er gOOe 8eirs
prOieter, ct Ell tienot Tin8; ielu ben
melt u~beba8eli9e Gigtoru fan gjgre fin
NDtte, Sgreu &irte9aaro ItreO iaales
oes | lin GiO, at ban iteoie bapoe itrRbt
tier at btio. ct iulotommeut WienHelte
- M, oa ban bauoe iaaet 2i9torne,
bar bette altio uO9et til 9jelp! Spis
2i9tOruen "~br9noer", tommer Der mem,
Zig Re9nueir inoeu 2 Elmer.
9uao 6Oruoligetier al glaret8 8eir
augaar, bRooer 6Oriatteren, at naar
Mulouarpen alereoe lfpoer op Wtarts,
iDlger Der ct tiolis ps tsrt 6oraar.
SIgoer ben / Otai o9 SUM mango Saie
frem ueo Chen al ~boeraHore, bliuer
SOmmeren iugtig.
9pi5 G9ens Slaoe ONT Soften ialOer
tioli9 til Soroen, bliuer 8iuteren
milo. 5aloer De me9et tent al, fan
man beluoe fig paa itreus auIoe O9
me9et 8e9n.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
SOurnalilten: per bar ies en- liben

SOurnaliiteu: per bar ies en- liben
artifel: "buao YOeterne bar iast ON
Waanen."
GebattSren: Oct interesier iugen.
Men buis De fan siue mig en- autbeus
tilt Splpsnins ON, bpao Waanen bar
iast ON 8ceterne / 2sbet af be iioite
Iar tuien Aar, iaa Ital iee meb @lebe
siue Gem bobbelt Sonurar.
Gapetuipn / Spo Girita er en- al be
melt fosmopolitilte gper / 8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
NorjGtteljeus Sauo

er bet nt9stt9e Better, iom "prret reo en- plfte freuts
b.ia8er EN- 9st"; UinearbelbereH5 @lOoraoo; 4aers
brussemisrautens 4laal. MeOeu5 bet er funt % a.
ale JiistUmmens u8 9 ~Iilduoen' gIemsntsr. bRrer
noaIe al be ~imutteite % ulcit ~iru8tbdre e Ine at bet en-
6eit al Yialaria, Der iulot moOues hos be. JON itte 81
/ 9efiooelie at ct m~eoteiuit Btft9iteliesmioost. 3Haen,
iom OpboIosr fla eler bor en- 1aalaria eng, er litter
for Spabomneu uoen pOftetters Nauebittsr. gmir
granter, bui. paa bette. panoeisrstieHoe, ION tom.
mer til Malaria cane, ituioe meotsre en- SLATE Bitter
i ben traOitioneae Gnpsack. Noo 5slge al Exposure,
G~auoelts euer lsssmlis Guerauitran9elie, 5ustisbeo
os uiunO 3pOe sler Bauo er ben ct uisilblrliat Hios
oef. JoriiOppeIie, Rbeumatisnas. @aloeiase, G15pep,
fla, RerOsfitet o. Cab al Strait bltur alt biulpst 0eo
bette seuidle ~ftprisnbe WtiooeI. (Sept)
Wtaroetos iioite Sultan bapoe 1000
&nnpr
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
2iot al bocrt fra pitrc
SliDrc.

Dor ti9re os aibOlote Brett, u. 6.
Sueaas, TlDiteoe | CONNER til tit npe
SO9netalo Ssrum. Sr. Sueaa5
bauOe oa uirtet Tom Brett gitre Slts
ore / beuueo IA Nar, og ioritaaet at
uinoe alles aiGrli9beo % GsteIie, iaa
bet bar ior Man9e en- tun9 Stnno at
Ii9e bam Jaruel. 8eb ai1feoen bieo
ban ooerratt en- p9roiiulo 8affetanoe,
iom "@riuorins fra piire Sliore Wle'
ni9teb."
gOr nuonrenbe S~o9uepreit 8uitor
anoers @rsuoabl, iOrberuGrenoe Se'
m~auospreit / 2Onoon, bolot lin isrite
8rebiten i 8. SliOre / Ses9e 8irte
Ssnoas ben 2oen Suli. @rpnoabl
bapoe oa uirtet iom Ssmanospreit /
2OnbOn | iamiulne 10 Iar. Eaa Sps
mRnoenes 8esne bleu ban ueo aiifeoen
uperratt ct ouermaabe pattert 8ulcubr
% &iGoe, iom "grinorin9 fra norlfe
SBmano / 9onoon."
Eli 2ensmano / gitre Sliore blep
for Ell 3 Nar iioeu aniat aontorlit
Sans Satbre. Sou bar ban enoelis eff
ter Serreositprets anmuonins opia9t
Observation-Disclosures, oa ban life
enonu baobe o~pertaset ben. Eftre
Sliores 9ensmauosombuo err paallp
~befienot9jort leoist, % Der bar allereoe
melot Jig ouer 20 G~nie8ere, al bpilte 6
CT Snoeubpsbsmano. Spem Der al
ale oisie blioer aniat, Ifal ienere meos
oeles. Sioen 9amle 2eusmano Ncros
torp ogoe, bar Sr. @aarobruser annt
Gp9ne peret tunititueret 2ensmano /
pitre SGore. &o9ne er en- meget bD9s
ti9 Mtano, Der iulot tiiireosItiaenoe
itprer Observation-Disclosures; ban er
o9Iaa blauot anig9erne.
5or uHruGreuoe i~oregaar Der ct
itgrre Beiorbeioe Der inoeu sltre Slis
Ores @r9uoier. Oct er uemli9 urber
Opar6eioelie IN 6ielopei. 9uriitue,en
Nigrfen-Spsoin, og Der er Saab ON,
at ben bliuer inrbi9 nRite glar, Ioruo~
fat, at Stortbit9et bepilger Eoe BERTH
nsopenoise WtIOler. glrbeioet leoes %
bcitpres at Snseuiererne Spennin9ien
o9 Sare8aaro. Saar bar $50 Nrbeis
oere 8eIfiaitigelie peo uHunte Seians
leg, % Seien bliper rimelIgpis fnroi9
% Iarbnr til ct Steo "8antitaret" ials
bet; men lfal ben til n9lte Nnr bllue
belt i9rbig, iaaleoes lOm 5orlloiRtnins
gen err, oa mat en- me9et itsrre NrbeiOs'
ltprfe til nalte 9lar faa IniRttelie.
Naar Seiliuien MDrten-Sp9oin er
iaroi9 bps9et, ifal Der %umiboelbart oers
efter paabe9pnoes Sparbeioelieu al en-
lite &lasie s 8ei element gltre Sliore.
SrofBrer / pltre Sliore er for n9rs
uerenoe Sergeant Us Gaarobruser Z.
8Ugre paa aliitao; @iceiurmauo, s..
8. Sfattebp.
3il 5prmauo / sltre Sllore Sfoles
itpte er pal9t 29rer % Sirteian9er /
SOlobo, Die Seoalsn, til SiceiOrmano,
Sergeant Z. &O9ne. b.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

9rGnSt Via8aiin. gf utieuot Qar.
Jag uobrsO Der fOrIeoen Slo i ct Ulagas
sin ueO 8uunebD Saon. Stoen for
plunteoe fig ogiau til Sibebpsniusen,
o9 bes9e neObranote tll @ruuoen.
Slanot anoet inOebolOt be ct til 5000
SIR. tareret Eager ira aofumS 3erns
BERT % for $4,000 SIR. 8arer ira
&onaa NttiebOlaa NJ. NJ.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
SnOOOcr. hcfod!

Sarnters, iont is9er at ~forbeore fine aaar, buroe
relic ipooperl The Queen and Crescent Route bar
en- Wsaion acres al Garme ttIiaIgs ira 81. " TT $500
pr. Were (paa Iette 9etinqeller) Ga maanebIiae hair
Fare Gfturfoner, faa 3 tan aaa 90 ie for GoCr ieIp.
Snrsen Slt5Baro. SINGER, toIee SsIser uom9rfeoe
StoLer % atrfer. @%ialtfrie 6olf. Ssno efter Sgler
o9 Oplnsntn}er. u. n. SedIsr, Ron Basf'r
Wat, Ill aoams Ctr. Chicago. Sa., eler til ~. Is.
8tnsarfen. O. y. n, Cincinnati. 9. 5220.52
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Sniino Der az "

fer mob California. Sc pniter at bloc, boor
tan aule 5rust, % bOorIeoes man tan
reiie biaist % beba9eIi8t. 8or iulO Op.
paa bisie Spgrssmnal ifriu til
California Bureau of Information,
3.3 god 8or $50. /, Geoar Rapios, Soiua.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Sanifelis shilling. 9a9en: 3e
maa i nosle 3ase afboloe Gem fra at
oriffe Sin, Gl % ale Opbioienoe
9ritfe - Sc maa fun brittle 8ano!
Gatienten: Men, Or. 0Ottor, ieg
bliper netop iarlis opbioiet, naar jes
Ifol brittle Sano!
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Truffeundb

uvDunTlcu NUTsHELLED. Tea btsts esg,
nlTVUiISW 5or9nsr ait en- bats Os5a
u~Hberltge Gbsma. uogfotrsRs NTts. 80 tents. zsHbB
aratts. bots I i~ntigu5sr 50 Seats / Zu5trtgstcn 'og
Homes and Hearths, It uomzt,2t EisBfuft i5r
6ismmsi. asrsis: HoNEs AID HEkRrHs FysLIs4.
NC Co, Rem D3rt. % 152
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Dore WELL DRILLS

frbclbt bsiefe Weo lle % BsrbeusubfiutTaer par
ATE De upsits 59rbe9rtuger. 0atIlol irlt tftisHot.
r. c. AUSTIN MFG. CO, Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Wtarottos iibite Sultan bapbe 1000
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
AFTER THE BALL"

"Thc Masked Ball" the funniest,
brightest, most delightful comedy ever
presented in Brookhaven. has become
thing Of the past since last Friday
evening. 1t is now after the Ball.
but, oh shades of the departed, how
can our sympathies allow US ever again
to joyfully whistle that popular air
Before our erstwhile joyous vision
there arises, ever and anon, the dilapi-
dated form and figger" of Monsieur
Poulard, whose poor "brain" could re
call no tleeting JOY after the Ball.
whose coat pockets gave up their Sc
crets to his jealous wife as the sea
gives up its dead after the Ball.
Eugene was great" was the universal
verdict of Mr.. McCormick's part of the
performance.
The leading role, Madame Poulard,
by Miss Miriam Crutcher, could not be
eXcelled by any outside of the ''profes-
SION" She was applauded to the echo
and her every appearance was greeted
with enthusiasm unmistakable Mou-
sieur and Madame Poulard
Have written their name,
On the tablet of fame.M
Mrs. viii McGrath's roll as Madame
Blondet was most acceptably repre-
sented and her elegant costumes and
lovely personal appearance were great
ly admired. DR.. Blondet, Mr.. w. J..
McGrath. eXcelled himself on this oc-
casion, probably inspired by the Mad
ame;" for las in water face answers to
face, SO did heart to heart through low
ed and loving eyes"
Mr.. Chas. Chrisman, as Monsieur
Martinez, was greeted with the usual
cordially accorded him from Brook
haven audience and 20 I'm poisoned"
awakens the risibles still; and 'the
miH of human kindness" covers every
defect which, like the deadly drug on
this occasion, was non est.
Mr.. Martin Flood and Rosa, Miss
Lizzie Heuck, acted in the capacity of
servants and added much to the per-
Torrance
Mr.. JAS. Mct;rath's role. as Monster
Bergamot was decided hit in good
costuming as well as admirable acting.
He and Miss Kate Mikell, as Madame
Bergamot made an aristocratic and
very proper old couple who com
manded the admiration of all.
Every one and every one was there
felt fully repaid by the evenings
pleasure; and loudly were the praises
sung of the admirable stage manager,
Mr.. j. f. Evans, who is indefatigable
in his efforts to make a success of eve
rything he undertakes. In fact, Mr..
Evans is genius, and his name has
become synonym of success.
This play, given for the benefit of the
Stonewall Guards, brought hand
some purse to their aid, and friends as
well as themselves, are gratifed at the
result. May victory follow victory I'M
til, like Alexander, our soldier boys.
crowned and emblazoned with honor
and with fame, may sit within their
tents, and sigh for more worlds to con
quer.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29

The LEADER is proud to announce
that Brookhavcn carried off the honors
in the Sophomore oratorical contest at
Mississippi College last Saturday night.
The honor was doubly great for it so
happened that the two leading contest
ants were both Brookhaven boys Mr..
James \. White, representing the Her
menian Literary Society, and Mr.. Ira
Parsons, representing the Philomo-
thean Society. The speeches were or
iginal, and both young men reflected
high honor upon their respective So
cieties and upon themselves, but the
judges decided the effort of Ira Par
SONS was the more excellent, and
awarded him the prize, handsome
gold Sophmore medal. When the de
cision was announced the enthusiastic
Philos literally bore him from the hall
on their shoulders. Brookhaven may
we'll feel proud of both of these young
men, for they are sure to make their
mark high in the years to come.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
Local Correspondence.
BOGUE CHITTO DOTS.
BY JEEsIS.

Refreshing showers have fallen, and
our farmers are happy.
The Noriield Lumber Company have
closed down their mills, and many are
without work and are scattering in ev-
cry direction looking for job.
A goodly number of Brookhavenites
came down to Mr.. J. NJ. Tyler's mill on
fishing expedition last Wednesday,
and from the manner in which an emp
ty beer key was tossed around late in
the evening. it looks little suspicious
that there we're Clevelandites in the
company.
More marrying and less counting
would be quite an Improvement among
some young people in the land.
Now, since Uncle Samuel is part
ner with every Saloon i'll the United
States, would it not be right for the
aforesaid Samuel to take at least part
of his blood money and establish Gu
rative asylum for the healing of those
whom he has slain? Or does he pro
pose to kill and not make alive? Here
is fine opportunity for the grand old
DemoGonl cratic party to redeem itself.
Give 'em a chance, Just q chance.
Mr.. Isaiah Bardwell, of the Boone's
Creek community, passed through our
town Sunday evening en- route to New
Orleans, where he has gone to bring
home the body of his dead son, who
was accidentally killed by moving
train last Saturday.
The Baptist people have some ring
ing resolutions now pending before
their church, condemning card play
ing, dancing and other sinful amuse-
ments.
Prof. Dan McInnis. with his amiable
wife and little daughter, has moved to
our town and will make their future
home with us.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
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Mullins last Friday was the first one
Oft the season. 1t was composed of on
ly few families, viz: DIR. Cowart $,
KEGS Bros, z. G.. Mullins, Prof. Mul-
lens, w. J. and w. G.. Maxwell's, Prof:
Hamilton Smiths; Misses Allen, OF
Union Hall, and Mr.. Lee May. The
writer's family did not attend
in consequence of sickness. He
came upon the ground just
before dinner was announced
and to his establishment there was din
ner enough spread upon the table to
feed little camp meeting, while ice
cream and lemonade we're free to all,
and more than could be consumed by
the crowd. The evening was spent in
quiet and social conversation, supple
mented by occasional violin music by
Prof. Hamilton Smith and Mr.. Joe
Mullen. We hope the next one will
not be later than the 4th of July.
There will be no preaching on Sat
urday before the 4th Sunday in June,
as Bro Douglass has accepted an invi-
tation to preach Masonic sermon at
Monticello on that day.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
WHITEORTu COLLEGE.
Rev. j. w. Chambers is Unanimously
Elected Its President.

Rev. j. w. Chambers is Unanimously
Elected Its President.
The board of trustees of Whitworth
College, of Brookhaven, met here last
night, a full attendance being had
Rev, j. w. Chambers, of Crystal
Springs, was unanimously elected pres
ident.
Mr.. Chambers was last year the fl
nancial agent of Millsasp College and
is man of ability, sterling worth and
untiring energy, and will devote his
whole time and talents to keeping old
Whitworth up to her present high
standard.
The following resolution of regret at
the resignation of Prof. Ricketts, was
adopted:
Resolved. That Prof. R. S. Ricketts,
having accepted the presidency of Ed
ward McGehee College, of Woodville,
Miss, and having severed his connec-
ton with Whitworth College, after an
able and successful service of twenty
years, we, the Board of Trustees, wish
to express our deep regret that he is to
leave us; and it is therefore
Resolved, That in his resignation we
feel that Whitworth sustains a loss
which is almost irreparable, as it will
be difficult to secure successor his
equal in every particular. By his mod
esty, gentleness, loving kindness, good
judgment, fair and impartial dealing
with the students, he has won and will
retain the lasting affection of hun
dreds of young women who are scatter
ed over this and adjoining States. In
the name of these women and on be-
half of the College and students of the
present session, we bid him God speed
in his new work, and commend him to
those among whom he goes, as being
not only thorough scholar and edu-
Gator, but man of pure and noble
| Christian character. We congratulate
the Methodist Church that such man
still remains in its educational service
The board will have its regular an
nual meeting at Brookhaven on Tues
day, June 5th.-Clarion- Ledger
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
WEST LINCOLS-EAST FRANKLIN.
BY SCRIBBLER.

The New Salem folks boast of the
best Sunday School that they have ever
had. Jno. F. Porter, superintendent
In this section the Peoples party
men are jubilant and thick; the Demo
Gratis are scattering and sick.
There was Peoples party club or
ganized at New Salem school house last
Saturday with eleven members; Jno.
f. Porter, president; Henry Ballard,
Secretary. There are many that will
join.
The cold weather has made skips in
our cotton so that some of our farmers
are replanting as they mold up that
which is left. q
Mrs. Jno. Coleman is back at home
probably a little improved.
Hog cholera is soaring our folks up.
Foutz's powders should be used as a
preventive.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29
FAIR RIVER NOTES.
BY MARK.

Bro Douglass filled the pulpit at
Fair River last Saturday and Sunday
and beat himself preaching both days,
His theme on Sunday was, The knowl-
edge of God, or to know God" He
manifested spirit of christian zeal
and fortitude.
Farm work is being pushed with Wig
or. Most people are through scraping
cotton and some have laid by corn.
Miss Cora Maxwell, accompanied by
Master Clarence Furr, of Bracket,
spent the latter part of last week at
home with her sister, Cornelia.
The picnic on the creek near Prof.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-29

Closing Exercises of Grange Hall Graded
school.
Public examination of classes begin
Thursday, June eth, at a. m. Friday,
examination of classes from a. m. ln-
til 10 a. m. Public addresses and din.
ner
Friday night, s o'clock, annual exhi-
bition and concert.
Friends of education are cordially
invited to attend these exercises.
d. S. BURCH, Principal.