The news boy., 1894-10-20
FROM ORAS.

The pay car passed through here
Tuesday, leaving your scribe what
the boy shot at?
Our friend, John iIcggic. Of Parker
Station, lost his fine residence in
Charleston by fire.
W. Fl. Stubblefcld is suffering in
q Job like manner H. bought four
fine horses in st. Louis last week and
shipped them by boat to Commcrcc.
News reached here that the boat had
sank. Bill was blue much hcapcc, y
but as luck would have it, it was
some other boat that sank and the
horses are here safe and all right.
Will Shields has charge OF the
barber shop on the west side and will
teach band of GRANTEES how to play
'brass music.
Miss Sallie Shumatc came over
from Sikcston Sunday evening and is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. w. II. Stubblcficd.
a team of horses ran away Sunday
night and tore up a fine buggy for
Matthews, Stubblciield & Co. J. B,
Stubhlcfeld and Sam Allison were
returning from Il trip to see their
friends. at Commerce. when the
accident occurred. Sam or Beach
can give you PARTICULARS.
George Finley. our constable. mad
trip t. the Cap SATURDAY night to
get hrr," that Matthews y STUB
blciirll had a mortgage on. One
Mr.. Tharp had traded the horse to
Mr.. Lind, a livery man at the Cape.
Mr.. Lind was here Monday trying tC
get matters Strengthened up and Sc
cure the so he had paid Tharp as
difference in the supposed value of
the horses. Future litigation is cX-
pactad.
Rev. Howlc. of Morley. preached
at the Baptist church here las Thurs,
day and also Monday night Of this
week.
Rev. Randolph. of Sikeston. preach.
cd here Saturday night and Sunday
morning last.
Pumpkins are selling from $1.5l
to $3.50 pr wagon load in this mar.
!;et. All feed stuiIs except wheat
are high.
Sorghum is being brought to this
market by the 100 gallons. Pinl
Ewes brought 100 gals. in last Satur
day and has over 1000 more to bring
DR.. Blanks, of Ir0nton, Mo. wa.
here Friday and Saturday looliin!
for q location. The mining interest:
at his town being shut down force!
him to seek another field. He seem:
we'll up in his line.
Joseph Stubenrauch has lumber OF
the ground to build a residence ol
his lot near the Catholic church.
The Oran Literary club went int
permanent organization last Monda.
night by electing J. D, G:llisp.e
chairman. y. H. Newlin, seeretar.
and Miss Lora Forester, aSsistan
secretary. 1t will meet each llonda.
night in the month. The subjec
for next Monday night will be Re
solved that negro slavery in tn
United States was d blessing to tn
negro race. \ meeting at the BaI
tist church last Monday night intcl
fered with the discussions, bat
good crowd is expected next meeting
The following resolutions are sell
explanatory:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased his Ma:
! ter to remove from among US our bt
loved pupil, Arthur Stephens.
, We, as members of the Orau Bal
tist Sunday School have adopted IL
: following resolutions:
l. In losing little Arthur we fe'
5 that we have lost one OF our brigh
t est, if not the brightest, pupil
school.
: 2. That in this our sad loss "
e feel that our little brother has bee
the gamer and that he is now in
school in which there is no separ
e tion.
t 3. That we, as school, sympathi
n with the mother and father of tn
}. bright boy in their sad bereavement
$ Resolre,l, that we offer these rcsol
: tions for publication in the coun
: papers, also Kind Words, our Su
i day school paper, the 'Americ;
e Baptist Flag and the "Ccntr
d Baptist. "
@ W. P. HowLE, }
II l.. D. MUTT, Con
S, b. ALLISON, )
Most of our citizens are attendil
J court at Benton this week. UNo