The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-06-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

DR.. Charles D. McIver will deliver the
address at the annual celebration of the
oxford Orphan asylum on the oath of
June.
The North Carolina Industrial Associa.
ton for the colored race will hold it's
annual fair this year on the week bgin-
ming November 2.
Fayetteville Observer: His friends all
over the state will rejoice to know that
Rev. b. r. Hall is gradually recovering
from his recent serious illness.
The Landmark says that the office of
the United States marshal for this dis
trict will be moved from Statesville to
Greensboro within the next ten days.
Winston Journal: Mr.. l.. w. Sneed,
who died in Wilmington this week, held
a $500 policy with Mr.. Charles Jenkins,
of this city, in the Travellers Insurance
Company.
Windsor Orient: Lightning struck the
barn in which Mr.. j. G.. Freeman had
lived since his late fire, on Monday and
burned it down with all he had. During
the night lightning struck his stables and
tore the roof off.
jacksonville Times: J. V. Rivenbark. Of
Burgaw. cleared $500 on two and a half
acres Of Strawberries, and expects to
make not less than ten barrels of wine
from the berries that were left after
shipping ceased to be profitable.
Raleigh Press: Major Hayes expressed
the opinion this morning that at least
ten or twelve companies would make the
The Hornct's Nest Rifles, of Charlotte,
will be the first to make the trip. They
to 20 on the 18th. The Governors Guards
are making preparations to leave next
month.
WASHINGTON Messenger: Mrs. W. A.
BlOunt. Jr., who lives about fourteen
InlicS rom inns Town III noe" my,
near!tE ~ dIItuLpancI ~ nSL Hen nous
to investigate. when without warning she
y RIM mad dog The dog later about 4
C,cInrk Lff several DOGS and cattle Of =
noighLors Mr. oliver Evett Mr. Fvett
elIccardnd i'm killing him Mr.. Rlor1nt
came to the city this afternoon for treat
mont
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says lLdI lLlnI7 are moving llSHt dlol5
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much pain, Is reported 10 De SeltlhS on
very We'll
Charlotte Observer: Ten foxes, in one
crate, were to be seen yesterday HloIIlH6
at the southern NrpOl. li'H Ntlt 9iihp
pea from some POM lOitH ~
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and W. -. barkS', OF iiopeMtll' AtHlelu3S
ana inquired uI'Lri ny? nv I,oii
hing cNc1t"fneht. | heS nlScldiin any fon
iicaI lH"E' 10 ,lh. 'Ii'H' rT w. LgorTor
deny tn" facts as Siai"d III me pp9ei -
several days ago. lnc9, say ll1U "hS
hummer Oh 'oIol'" pc'!9 DrIt
stolen from SrN'I3l vi ~ $50
about liOprWtIl. Non" Oh lhe Sl"Nt9 -
the white g~raNcyaruS nave Dtth lloltSleu;
The paflIcS VINO are di'ti alc -
bodies seem 10 know Tue ul.eitnt IL ~!
tiOnS well. NO grave mas E'l - ~
turb"d except tho9e aIitd"S lclol'O" "1
the colcfed graveyard
AGhcyilc Gazette: Mr.. Bradley, OF Bllt-
more. an aged gentleman, sustained pain
fuI injuries Yesterday afternoon by beng
run over bv a bicycle on Patton avenue
bv Fagg Fowler. a COlored boy. The
a few days ago Il 6-year-old girl, living
with her parents at Andrews, on the
DuCktOWn road, WhllNe playing Ill the