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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-11

Time--2;26A, 2:25, 2:25, 2:25A, 2:27h, 2;2S1a.
 Star Boy won two heats easily, and was brought out so lame for the third heat that at MT. Lilley's request the trotter was drawn, which was unfortu- nate, as he lost all claim to first money, which he stood to win.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
Rev. Mrs. Spraguc.

Rev. Mrs. Lila Frost Sprague, who
was ordained with her husband, Rev.
Leslie ". Sprague, in All Souls church,
Chicago, i'll 1890, and who has served
the Universalist church at Monroe.
Wis, as associate pastor with her hus.
band, also the Unitarian church of Pu-
mona, Cal, has not, owing to maternal
duties, been doing active pastoral scrv-
ice for two years except rs pulpit sup
ply. But Mrs. Spraguo now again goes
on the list Of woman ministers III active
work. She was called in February by
the trustees of tho Second Unitarian
church OF San Francisco, of which Mr..
Spraguo has been pastor for two years,
to act as assistant pastor and was duly
authorized to represent tho church in
all the pastoral offices and to relieve
Mr.. SprasUc Of part of tho pulpit work.
In addition to this she was chosen to
superintond tho Sunday school. Mrs.
Spraguo is tho first to officially occupy
tho pulpit in tho metropolis of the Pa
cihc.-San Francisco Letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
Whom It Goes.

Nine. Bodichon. foremost of pioneers
to provide "a higher education for Eng
lish girls, is to have n memorial at Cir
ton college i'll the form of scholarship
named for her. She was one of the
founders OF Girton, and tho sum of the
scholarship is precisely that of one at
Radcliffe, $4,000. But the governors of
Girton do not seem TO be getting on as
rapidly as did Agnes Twins girls in
Philadelphia. They raised the sum in a
few summer months and had the Agnes
Irwin scholarship ready to present to
tho college almost before tho new dean
was settled in her rooms there. When
Philadelphia women determine that
something shall "go" and set about it
i'll tho right way, lit goes. "-Philadcl-
phia Ledger.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
4 brave Woman.

Louise Grouse, an Indian girl of 90,
a direct descendant of the Algonquins,
is at the normal school i'll Oswego, n.
Y. She is pennilcss. her mother is dead,
her father is dipsomaniac, and there
arc no relatives or wealthy friends to
aid her Nevertheless she is determined
TO have nh education and has managed
to pay her way so far and 10 clotho her
self as well by hard labor of all kinds
and At all times. She is completing her
course, but works as hard as ever in or
der 10 put by something with which to
educate her youngest sister. After COM
plotting her studies III the normal school
she hopes to enter some medical college
and become physician. w oman's
Journal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
BERKELEY BRIEFS.
No Council! Meeting. Sparring Match
Postponed.

For want OF quorum the Town
Council fnied to meet last night.
The case of A. Berman came up last
night in tue Mayors Court aud was
LAID over Tor ten days to obtain new
evidence.
sparring match was to have taken
place last night auder the auspices of
the Norfolk Athletic Club, but for want
OF an audience up to the time our ra.
port closed, the contest had not begun.
The Farmer and Trucker, news
paper cdised by Mr.. @. Il. Peal, made
Its appearance yesterday ior the first
time. Tho Farmer and Trucker is
neatly gotten up four-page. seven
column weekly. mud is devoted to the
interest of Norfolk aud Princess Anne
counties.
The Ladies Sewing Society of Main
Street Christian Church met yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. w.
Il. Upton on Liberty street extended.
The following little Misses had been
previously appointed to canvass for
votes on q fine worsted crazy quilt
Daisy ROPER, Jennie Lynch, Elenor
uozier, Maggie Winborne and Lena
Humphrios, the last having secured
the largest number of votes, was award
ed the prize. The total amount of col
lection was S27.60.
Berkley Lodge p. d. O. T.. celebra.
ted their first anniversary last night
with social session. Portsmouth
Lodge was invited aud attended in IA
body. The session closed with a grand
banquet eervcd in the vacant store of
Mrs. T.. A. Berkeley, on Chestnut
street.
Mrs. Belle Sykes, nee Hathaway. has
secured divorce from her late hue
band Mr.. james Sykes.
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BRAMBLETON.

Mrs. II. o. BilIups is again at her
homo on WilIoughby avenue, after
spending several weeks very pleasantly
in North Carolina visiting friends.
Owing to the revival meetings being
held i'll the ward, the regular semi.
monthly meeting Of the loung Peo-
pies Union of the Park Avenue Baptist
Church will not be held tonight, but
viii lie postponed TO the next regular
meeting.
st. Peters p. Z. Church Services
to-day Mt p. III. and p. M, the latter
for men only.
Don't forget the experience party
which comes OFF tonight Mt s o'clock
at Trinity. very enjoyable time is
expected. No charges, but q silver Of
iering will be expected at the door.
MIR. W. Z. Joynes and family, former
residents OF the ward. but for several
years have lived in Princess Anne
county. have taken up residence No.
l33 Kelly avenue for their future home.
The revival meetings are growing In.
teresting ut Sturgeon Memorial
Church under the preaching of Rev.
Mr. Martin, a number having been
converted.
A boy was seen taking THE VIRGIN.
IAN from "a subscribers door yesterday.
AS soon as it was done the route bov
Tor The ViRGINIAN pnt another in its
place. Paper will taken from the same
place las; Sunday. The agent will not
expose tho boy by name. but would
warn him not TO repeat this act any
more; 1t might lead to trouble.
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80. 90 fuIniRatc.

Take solution of part of corrosive
sublimato to 500 parts of wator. sprin-
kle the bedding, carpets and clothing
freely with n whitewash brush, we'll
moistcnod. Go over tho ceiling and pa
per. Then with channels leather.
moistonod, wipo tho furniture, wood
work, ETC., being careful either to re-
move or dampen the dust. and us quick.
ly us possible wipe again with dry
ohamois. After this, whilo tho room il
moist, burn 4 pounds of birthstone to
1000 square feet of space Suspend
ovor the pot of birthstone. ut G distance
of II foot, % pan of water, SO that it will
mako steam. Close up tho room and
leave it i'll as long as possible, or at least
ely hnnrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
DECLINE of Iinlf Mourning.

Half mourning is no longer worn to
any nxtent, lavender and all the violet
shades. gray, and black and white being
now used as ont of mourning colors too
generally To give them their former sig.
nificancc. OF course tho bcreaved one
does not change abruptly from deep
mourning to bright colors. Sho natural
ly adopts substitute colors first and re-
turns to habitual wearing apparel 10y
gradual transition, but the hard and fast
rules regarding the manner Of it arc left
to individual preferen CO. philadelphia
Press.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
Old NORTH STATE AFFAIRS
The News, Personal, General and
Political, ConciseIy Recorded.
THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNED
Senator Cook and Representative Ew-
art Surprised. The Criminal Cir
cult Court Judgeships. That
Douglass Resolution. The
Queer Fate Of Bill.
special Dispatch to Tho virsinian.


RALEIGH. N. g., March IA. The
Legislature adjourned sine die ut ll:l5
last night.
The "Judges," Senator Cook and
Representative Ewart, elected by the
Legislature for the two new Criminal
Circuit Courts, are ina state of Imind.
The Governor sent IN to the Senate
yesterday the names of .. p. Aleares,
who has for years been the,Judge of
the New Hanover and Mecklenburg
Court, and of Thomas A, Jones, the
Judge OF the Buncombo aud Haywood
Court. Now fight III the courts fol.
lows. The Senate refused to confirm.
Fusion Senators sny they thought if
they refused to confirm the question
would be, which had the best right.
The Republicans all over the State
are grently worried on account of the
Fred. Douglas resolution adopted by
the House. They say that this matter
is a hard blow at them. and realize tho
fact that 1t will DO great issue in tho
campaign. They abuse the Populists
for letting the resolutions pass. The
Populists denounce the Republicans
for what happened.
A few days ago Senate bill to mp.
point trustees of Goldsboro graded
schools came over to the House, where
L Democrat secured its defeat. Hap.
pening to go over to the Senate two
days later he found this bill on tho
calendar, ready TO be acted on. There
are some grave charges i'll connection
with this matter.
Over 200 bills were ratified Inst night.
Among those the more important are
ss follows: 70 extend for two years
the time for settling aud committing
the State debt; to amend the charters
Of Hendersonville, Oreednoor, Pol
louisville end. Saluda; to pillow Kinston
to issue bonds; to reduce the bonds of
county officers; to make desertiou for
two years new cause Tor divorce; to
appropriate $40, 900 more to tne peni-
Tertiary for 1886 (making S45, 00O;
to incorporate the North Carolina
Dnrymen's Association; to Incorporate
Oriental Industrial Stock aud Agricul
tural Fair; to raise the 'age OF con
sent to II years; TO require trustees
and mortgages TO more fully describe
premises TO be sold; to change the time
Of holding courts in the Second District;
to make the punishment for larceny
appropriate SIS, 800 annually to the
Soldiers Home; to give Lenoir, Wilkes,
rutherford. Mitchell, Sampson, Hyde
and Madison the Meckleuburg road
law system; TO Incorporate RoXabel; to
extend the charters of the Commercial
Bank of Rutherfordton aud the Com
mercinl Bank OF Shelby to allow oamp
son county to levy IA special tax; to
amend the charter OF the Lumberton
and Lumber River railway; to incorpo
rate the Eastern aud Western Christian
Conferences and the Blue Ridge Meth
odlst Conference; TO incorporate Pierce
College.
Ray. OF Macon, the leader of the
Democrats III the House, was presented
With cane last night by RaleIgh's
young Democrats.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

IN entire t)ck wa purchased IT, us, and what
Originally cost 'hOLs md, OF o"iar, wiz noM 10
gwen away 'Ia,ttc. attention 10 or NATIONAL
,ullitl ioN o. FLOWER SLhIS tor TIE season of
lSs5. The publishel price o. these u ct, re-. VA.
>l"V, bat W. wi send Them "a tletted ,rIies OF
severn 3 reward 70 everY person finding and
MARKING me thrc" daughters faces win an x
ana lhc.0iIns ,hj saus with siHttca two-tcnt
stamps Tor NNioSAL COLLECTION Nc. /, Z njsin-
rug an immense variety OF The choicest ana most
lCan,iful Hover c,ls. II YOU pur base y.ur ID.
j. IN US o"e season Sc VIII always have your Of
utf'- NeguarAulcc perfect satisiaci o. o. MONEY
lei"hu a. SlUO ~ NSt5 tiS !..sLtl
me person sending a. above whose cnvelupe bears
Tie earliest posimafk will be give, y $500
npI,ent pthno; I The sccond. 81 81
cnsh; to third, S1n; to sOurIh SIS: 10
ttifh, $40, and to tie ucNf seven viii la
81 "a Sd IN .oid. II abe Il Hnd the thrca face.
you mould answer PROM tly, .nd enclose al on,t
WIN 10 - ia ups, and you will receive the ,ail-
ave lot oil ieturcs aud leeds by rtturu mail Nd-
if's, NATIONAL. Seed CO.. W.shius-
w, ~. mrl2-lWNM-2i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
Nome of II NNnstrh.

Papa" said Johnny, down here ct
the next street corner there's an awful
strong smell of gas, Who pays for it
when it leaks like that"
Il pay for n good deal OF it myself,
presume, replied Johnny $ father, with
Il CHASTITY attempt at cheerfulness. Chi
cago Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
In Favor of Suffrage.

In Arizona Governor Louis c.
Hughes, in his biennial message to tho
Legislature, dated Jan. 28, 1895, recon-
mended woman suffrage Us follows: IN
harmony with my predecessor, Hon. n.
.. Murphy, l recommend that q law bo
passed giving to the women of Arizona
their right to the elective franchise"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
"sE,rh rriccd slore.v

To the contrary notwithsiand ding, it
has been demonstrated that "high
grade" goods ut the lowest prices In tho
city are to be had at 1.-The Casket."
The best grades Of watches, diamonds,
3ewelrry, silyerware, etc.. are to be
found at 1913 Main street, and for high
price, you Will say high grade and low
prices prevail Mt "rhe Caske.t"
Try Murray's dinners and break fasts
2oc. each. They are tho bost in the
State; ID Roanoke avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
She Had Him,

Wife-Yon say that you were do
tanned at the Office over will case?
Great Lawyor-Yes; consultation
with the heir.
Wife-Ah, yes. l see you've brought
It home on your shoulder. Blond, too,
WASH it!~-New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain nicely fnr
nished ROOM, centrally located, with all modern
convenience, intending bath, gas and heat, with
~ three minutes walk Of the cleo tic line. y. c.
r., care NiIginian. noiO-tt
I, OR RENT-R Rooms above 1876 Main street suita-
= ble .oT dressmaLer moi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Lizzie Cox. OF Sewell's Point, is
visiting her daughter-in law, Alrs. Cox,
Avenue a.
Miss Blanche Bailey and Mr.. w. j.
Ninder were married Tuesday night
by the Rev. X. Il. Robinson, at the
Presbyterian msnse, Cooley avenue.
they Will reside on Poole street.
There were nineteen conversions at
the CoIley Memorial Presbyterian
Church Wednesday night and ono at
cottnge prayer meeting yesterday
morning. Prayer meetings this morn
ing as follows: Mrs. burgess, Herman
avenue. at | o'clock; Mrs. Thornton's,
Colloy avenue, at O'Clock; Mrs. Capt.
Conkling's. RlVerview avenue, at 10
o'clock; Mrs. Louis Feuerstein's, Ave.
nue. A, at 10 o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

In the Illinois legislature tine bill to
give women township suffrage has hesn
defeated by one vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

V1D 4 DAY TO AGENTS SELLING THE
f)l- Royal White Mc'al Platter OF taking Orders
Jr pisting; trade secrets, formulas receipts etc
turni>htd nee; good agent make two or three
onsand dollars per year with the ROYAL Platter
ar terms, etc, address GRAY & CO. Plating,
Works, Columbus Ohio. VISA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

A(ANTEn-MEN WHO Will WORK FOR
sI@uO month salary Or large commission
ceiling goods by ssmpl- to dealers experience uil-
0ecsssary. write rs: We Will explain: for sealed
2sriicu aIs send stamp HOUSEHOLD SPECIAL.
Si CO.. ~ Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio sa
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ik"iiah ttico Wanted.

h"ush nico Wanted.
Five thousand bushels, highest mar.
ket price. Fl. L. Owen, 275. 277, 279
Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
PEV. Daniel F. Warren, DID,,
N Rector Holy Trinity Church,
Jersey City Heights, says:
CDR. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

arc unquestionably good. They arc. in my
opinion, all they claim TO be. | have tried
'hem and found in them what needed.
believe they will cure Dyspepsia, and that is
saying much foT any medicine. am glad.
therefore TO give my testimony
Atalidtugrls;s IS Send to us for Tree sample
DIR. J. a. DEANE. co.
Kingston, New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

\VANTED-A irit-csss color Il &C ok: settled; un-
9erStahds marking. Apply 81 Church street
aiAtI c ~ H.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

WANTEp-A Secondhand General Merchan-
'. niso License Address LICENSE, this office
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

X ANTLp-lady agents throughou Virginia to
~ hand a an art iclc hat sells OIL its merit Ad-
dress 32l fiith avenue :. T., Roa-uoae Va. oc2o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
SPECIAL NurIOEs.

[ OsI-h brown Pointer Puppy. about 6 month,
~ OLD; has Two white lore icct. a liberal re-
ara WIZ o. gsNcu i'r his return to IFS Brown
nveu O. or 10 tho office of the Norfolk and SoutL.
scu railroad Inr,.i,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

N An IEl'-AeentS 1" take orders by sample nj
=, nom or l:'el; exp use, aud good salary
Somh'iSs Oh 10 right arty. Samples sent ON APP
Z icAiisn Adde'S, with stamp, Lock Box $40
New Yoik City
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

MONEY TO LEND in amount, 10 ,uit on eood
~ ci'H rca! est II. g. WHllTLE SANS. mr5.tr
\PECIA.-Comp'cte assortment of Felruur,
e2ic per SIT. Shakespearcs nne-lalf Russia bind
tngf ~ 81 =" tor The set aod many other bargains
al y SBAuMS, IFS Main siicei, Norfolk Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15
FOR RENT

1,OR RENr-A ,t,re on Main street near the
Academy OF Music. SHARP GWArHMEY.
nri5.3t
FOR RENI--On recmason street west OF Grauby
Two desirable rOons, with all convention ''s; gas
tHth aud attention; references exchanged III der
ate rem. Address II. j. H., care NlrginRn. mri0tf
TOR RENI-Tso very desirable rooms west Of
j CRANKY street on Frcemason. with al conyeu-
isnces-sas. bath and attention. Kcf,Tc.Cc cN-
NirEinian dej0-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

- - VHIV NTTrlNl.iII, AVII
WANTED. = Special Advertising Canvas.crs,
" familiar with premium merchandise trade:
money maker OF 1894; Also clover general canvas
gers on greatest seller OF the day. STANLEY
BRADLEY, ) l. Ii, ST. New York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

eS-1hr lroprie-
tors O!tlir NiiiIoii-
al seed store
will give FE "a.
seven icautiiul pic
iufta Gems or
d decorating a hOincl
Is Il N"td TO any
one ~ o can make
out the three daugh-
iers faces,
These pictures
We're surerl ly ext
Cutcd m rOiOrs
by n firm ui art pIL-
liSnCss who were
obliged L. liqui'lutc
,hsir business. their
pru,lUcti H. being
100 expensive for
these hari times.
I'm aAT f-I. -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-15

DNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can ohta II board
~ AMI comic tab room with ptiNa'e family
Sc MS modtr iei references exchanged. Addrcs,
y =, care Virginian. sris
The Kosciusko star., 1895-09-06
Hon. B. Il. Farr.

West, Miss, Aug. 3o.-B. r.
Farr, one of Holmes county's most
prominent citizens, died at his
home, twelve miles west of this
place, Wednesday night, after
long spell of sickness. Mr.. Farr
is one of the few men who has
made farming success, having
acquired the reputation of being
one of the best and most practical
farmers in the county. He was
also one of the representatives
from Holmes county in the legisla
ture, making very useful member
in that body, and was appointed
by the Legislature as one of the
committee to select the penitentla
ry farms.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-09-06

Massey, Otis Mangrum.
Grade 2-Leonard Steed.
Grade Arthur Steed and Ada
Taylor.
The above school will close Fri
day night, Sept. 20. Everybody
come and enjoy the exhibition.
Mr.. Jas. Ryals is smiling over a
new boy at his house.
The singing school has been
postponed sine die.
Teachers are as numerous as
candidates were. Put on your
most renowned smile, my dear tu-
tors, Saturday is election day.
An association at Providence
next month.
The boil worm has '1et up" on
the cotton lately. May the price
follow suit.
A number Of young teachers wi
go to the fair Xmas, if successful
in securing schools.
w. |. X.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-09-06
COUNTY NEWS.

SHRocK, Mss, Sept. ., lS95.-The ice
cream supI er gwen at the home of Mr.
w + Shrock by the Ladies Aid Society
was grand success. Notwithstanding
the disappointment in securing suf-
ficient amount of ice, the ladies sue
ceeded in collecting something over $50.
After a few hours spent in social amuse-
ment, the crowd was called to order by
our good pastor. Bro r A Breland, and
announced tnat they would be enter
tanned by the literary department of
the Epworth League. The programme
was short though interesting. The
first on grogram was speech by Boss
Baldridge, subject, "Advice to the
Young" Boss is one of the promising
young men of our community, and is
ever ready to do something for the ben.
eft of the home society. Next was an
essay by Miss Dollie Dickerson; sub.
ject, Currents on LIES Ocean," which
| was enjoyed by all. Last was speech
by Mr. + NJ Cooper; Subject, Helping"
which was indeed grand, and the music
by Miss Sallie w. Mahry and Mr. F NJ
Cooper was hugely enjoyed. Every one
went away with glad heart from the
fact that they had done something for
the Lord.
Mr.. Charlie Hight and his sister,
Miss Grace, of near Kosciusko, took in
the Ice cream supper.
Mr.. Jim Clover. of Riley, is visiting
home folks this week.
Misses Mamie and Katie Stingley, o.
Sails, accompanied by Mr.. BF Du
Bard, visited the Misses Donald the
past week.
Mr.. Lige Dickerson, of Possumneck
visited his cousin Miss Dolle Dicker
son Saturday and Sunday.
Little Ada Roscoe, of Scott county, il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ada Clover.
Lawyer John + Allen spoke to an at
tentive audience at the school hous
Saturday.
Mr., S Written, agent for b. NJ
has returned to Burgess. carrying wit
{ him three Of our dear home ho,.,
AIessrs. Luther Donald, Joe Hearst an
John B. Allen. They are three of on
} brightest boys and We feel safe in saw
Y ing that they w'.l make Their mark J.
the world.
S The fieecy staple is being rapid
gathered, for which they hope to get
y, reasonable price.
PANSY & VIOLET.
The Kosciusko star., 1895-09-06

New:onville, Miss, Sept. B.
Baptizlng in Turkey creek Sunday
for Carson Ridge meeting, which
lasted nearly ten days. Eleven
joined.
The Dcty Springs school, taught
by M Fowler, will close in two
weeks, after which Mr.. Wilburn
Cummins will teach a subscription
school Of about two months.
Two horses were severely stung
at the baHtizing Sunday by yellow
jackets.
A great deal of sickness this
week.
Mr.. Mcdaniel and his winsome
daughter, Miss Kissie, got back
from a pleasant visit to Leake yes
terday morning.
Honor roll OF Macedonia school
for 3rd month:
Grade Miss Texanna Massey,
Ira Taylor.
Grade Mamie Massey, Daisey
Taylor, Dora Taylor, Lora Taylor
Grade Vergie Taylor, Arthur