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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
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gr. 9t, Siobt.Strobe, i.oen eonntae um ub.
1iorqens na6 8tbebotb unp Gucenstoton, unD url
3 ubr 40 vsin. Ra3mittdes nur mad Gu;enss
topn eie aofabrt sur aiidtcGr erioiot BON aes
bobofb um .6 Ibr ab,npg g9udfunit nm I'll
llbr gbenps. gunertie mad Iebobotb 81 30; mad
CueenstOmn SOC 9labl3titm 50 Gtnts
Na1mittags=ausaiisr aaaS S.uecusta!un
.Cuetn Anne's GifenbabnzGp.-
Ter Tampia sg g. s5ore" psrldst o.n Bier
gr 81. siQbfzStra .delid) um "A llbr 4od.
mtfaes, 6pnniaas UNI llbr poreers unb um
8 ilbr 40 Bin. Ga6mittaqs aldiuni. um III
libr Abties. &unbrtiie soc. Web,sitsn 50e.
launi9. 3yiM'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
Ser Neuiuup(Guocr Streit.

81. So6ns, 1. Suli. - Die
Regieruno 1T mit. Der 2lbiaiung zines
Runpf4rei6ens an bic dmerituniIAeH
Slider beI9Gftigt, in psl6em geiugt
miro, bdB bus 5FiihtOoer 8eiee gez
gen ale 5ran3oien Itreng our4geiiibrt
peroen pHrbe. Die 2(Orefaten pers
Den papor Qeparnt, ben SranSoIsn
6ii9tDOer nad ct. Pierre gu bringen,
oa Oas 9eieB in Oieism Safe audi auf
lie anqepenOet psroen pirbe. Ofau
bofft, ouB bic 2lmeritaner Die 5ranz
Spien ni4t unteritiiBen uno es 10 Der
Hsgisrung bon Ganaou erm0gli6en
rperbsn. ben fampf aegen Die Strange
len rurd5ufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
,sEEe

AT Die Bal binunter bcimabe bfs ;ur
,3%l.fiefen blaucn Gee unt eittle Gbo.s
fanes River. $50 D1eilensS rfuriiuusn !ir BEN
4 fsa unO g III it q O. Nbfabrt nm llbr
gRorstns. 9trqnueune,n Gil Otn 2anounqs spldsru
nrb blist fsrl&tt e6,intpri.rs9OriGbrunQ
sIi Hr Ssimfatrt. Grobaytiaft.r, D'n sauisn 3ae
earernotr aasilua in Orr gRtlt. Rett,t Gino,rn
eus Qtbtn. 9tbt o.n aino,rn ttnas refine gait
NuTopeils MIR 25 GeHts. Reim Sa6rt am 4. Sul
Eatt 1entR ON g. SGi. (Spnil0-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
Gin Seutider gelbnbt
unter Den 9olDgrd6ern bei Sap g}ome,
Nlasfd. Gionoife Oampfer
brtngen gotoens S6Gbe.

>ttNStQ' JtiUHQllC : JulIipItI
brtngen gotoens S4Gbe.
Slctorta, 3. g., /. Su.i.- 9(ub
ben neuen 9olOfeloern bei Sap Nome,
@lasfa, fommt bic Na6ri6t, baB Elm
Seut9er, be1en Hamen ni6t an9eoez
ben 1T, BON 2bn6ern rpegen Raubmorz
oes ogeridtet" unb am nGdIten 8auz
me auFgetniipft puroe. Der Munn
6atte Den 9plOgrdber Gbu5. 8urrotps
in fsiner Siiite am SunIet Greet err
morost unb inn einen goloenen S6ab
bon $4,000 geruubt. Dor Der ,9inz
ri6iaHs" legte Der NfDrosr EN- @ez
ltGnDniB ab. gr mar nit @eFG6rIen
aus Der @egeno beg apbebus ,Sunoes
nd6 Dem nsuen Dorado aetommen.
Seattle, WaI6, l. .Suli. - Orei
&lonoite Oumpfer, bic n6urrulon,"
~Ori3a6a" uno r@itp Of Seattle" linb
bier angelangt. Sic bringsn Elm golz
Denes Sarge i'm Wertbe bon $5OO,O0O.
In goro Der r5arrallon" befanoen Iih
10 beimtebren0e S6aBgrdoer. Sine
&lonoite 5lottiie, beilsbsnb aus 7
5luB 0umpfern, III am IA. Stunt bon
Dam on GilD na6 Ct. W}i6uel d6=
gefa6ren. Die goloene1 eddie al
gorO Fo1en Ii4 ouF $5,O00,00O be-
laufen.
Die 9fddri6t bon Dem 8ei9t6um
Der neuen @otOfslOer am Sap Nome
beItdtigt Ti9. 2lm Snptp Greet bra9z
ten auf einem n@iuim" 5tpei Sage Dr.
beit $500 Elm. On bielen Sleaen 1T
Der 9olbgebalt auf jsos 9Fanne Grbz
rei6 $50 6is $50. 2(m California
&reef tpuroe Elm golOttumpen imWsrz
tbe pon $142 gefunben.
sprans bum Der gruuflpner Srudc.
Nep zDorf, l. Suli. - Sin urz
betarlnter Mann itiirate li6 beute
Morgen um 81 ubr augenl lbeinlib in
islbltmDrosrii6sr 9l6Ii6t Don Der
8rootlpner Bride aus in ben @aItz
Hiber unD fanD in ben 5lut6en feinen
Sop. Ghe er Den Sprurg m bic Slete
tpuate. snttleioete er Ii9 t6silpeiie.
Die BON ibm abgelegten aleibunosz
itiide entbielten Nidts, mas CUR Sbenz
tifi3iruna bss Munnes fiibren tDnnts.
Der Mann mar. als ct faIt p0Qig
nddt OaitanD, Ourh Die Muhs bon
0rd6ten, pefd]e uuf ben 5rdgern ru5
6en, aetlettert uno lieb Iih, na9bem
er einen Iuaenblid in Der 2uft gez
idtpebt, aus einer 00be bon $50 SUB
in bas Mafiet fallen. Der Mann
iiberI6lug Iih aipei Mal, pdbreno sr
bur6 Die 2uft iauite. Sern &0rper
erI6ien ni4t nieDsr an Der OberflqAa
Des Wdifers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
lleberl6memmnngen nnh Sebcnsuer:
luit in Tcras.

SouIton. Ser l. SuIi. - Die
fhpsrsn Re9en Der leBtsn bier Sage
6aben S9a.oen gum 9etruge bon ms6z
reren SunOsrttauIeno Dollars CUR
5olge gebabt, Der @iienba6n Ser
tebr lit i'm iIrli4en 5sras in 5olge
BON 2luspaidungen on osn 8abngsz
leiien unb 3sritOrung bon 8riidsn unz
terbrp6en. pferbe unb Jfinopis6 iiro
in Wfanen umgetommen, unD Der Ser
luIt, pel6er benz 2lderbuE en.itdnD.
ldBt iid idtper ermsiIen, sSn benz
Stdothen Galpsrt itie9 Dos WaNer 10
rdf6, DaB mshrere gteger ertranfsn,
unD flint 2eiden Iinr bereits auF9ez
funoen porDsn. .Sn ben 8ra3oSzg}iez
bsrungen folen piele 6drmsr, WeiBe
un0 92eger. umgetommen ieiH. Ddrunz
ter eine gan3s. aus ie6s BsrioneR BE-
ite6snos Samilie. Der Yerlui1 az
8aunMppqe unD Wfai5 GQein pirb ii6
auF cine Million Sollars 6elauien,
unD cine psiters WliQ;pn piro Den
S6aoen ni6t Deden, nel6er bsn 81
fsrh1hren pnt{tnnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-02
Sd)(aC6t 'on ]l1oni(a
Der uriibsrtrsfflibe geranHalter bon Snauitcl
lun9eH I'M Sreien uub iein puuperbares

einen icsrif6eH, msbaniiden unb aquati6cn Grs
fplg pprfiibrsno.
8eibe Slotten ipsrben in 9lftion unb
bon 400 W2atrpTen ber,annt fein.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08

Dolly-"My cheeks are all on fire.
Her Best Friend-'I thought l smelt
burning paint!"-Boston Globe.
NO" said the man who was feeling
blue, 81 have not been a success-not
even as a failure. e."-InHanapolis jour
nal.
Viola-"Tve just finished unique
sofa pillow. It's stuffed with old love
letters" Cody-"Indeed. How very
nice and soft it must BEN. o. Times
Democrat.
Hello, Spifins, are you doing much
these days?" "A little, Snaggs. have
lust sold three oil wells" "Ah, in the
hole sale business, l see."-Pittsburgh
Telegraph.
''I shall expect you to tell the whole
truth" said the justice to the colored
culprit. de whole truth, sah?"
eyes" "Jedge des gimme six monthsl"
Atlanta Constitution.
"Why do the young men all treat
Jane so rudely?" The story got out
( that Jane said that the first man who
suited her she'd propose to him on the
/ spot.n-St. Louis Repxblic.
Lawyer-"W WHAT'S your age, ,Hadam?
Fair Nitness-"I am-er-that is
err" Lawyer (sareastically)-'K Kind
ly remember, madam, that every mo
ment you gain now viii not be to your
advantage. Philadelphia Record.
Good dvice.--Ioung Doctor = =
wish l could get away from mypractics
for a months vacation Ola Doctor
Don't do it. You should never giy'
! your patients an opportunity to diseov
er how weH they can get along with
out you."-Ohio State journal.
@No," said Miss Cayenne, Il don
think should care to vote. Public af
fairs are too difficult for me-" sYo'
used 10 say they were very simple" :
have changed my mind. It seems to b
almost as hard to determine whom yol
should snub in politics as it is in %
ciety Washington Star.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08

y yUU n.
Price: 2ts cents a line for each insertion-no
transaction for less than 10 cents.
A house and lot near the roller
mills for sale.
A two room house east OF mill to
rent, 50 a month; cash in advance.
A house and four or five lots east of
the roller mills for sale: price $500.
A house and lot in the southeast
part Of town for sale--rents fors6 a
month. VIII take s4Oo for it.
Good pasture with plenty Of grass,
water and shade, adjoining town
Terms, sl.0o a month. in advance
Wanted-A good girl for general
housework in small family; good
wages. Apply here,
Wanted- To rent a good, convcn-
lent house; five or six rooms: good
water. Apply here.
For SALE Three secondhand
buggies, ] secondhand carriage, 2 set'
double harness, single harness. IL
sell or trade for stock.
JOHN 7. GUNTER.
For sale, a lot l5U by 800 feet will
7 room house, good barn, moke hous,
and other buildings, and good fenced
garden. A bargain for some onl
wanting property in Vinita. tfic'
5000, cash.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08
LOCAL NOTES.
DR.. Bell went TO Oswego today on

DR.. Bell went TO Oswego today on
business. fffS #
Episcopal services are held three
times a day.
Summer lap robes, fly nets and dus-
ters, at Lee Darrelt's.
j. b. Turner has new No. 7 Rem
ington writing machine.
Those lap robes at Lee Barrett'sare
beauties. Go and see them.
Only one kind Of drugs kept at A.
]. Green's drug store-strictly pure.
First class shoemaker-with all
kinds of repairing done, Lee Barrett.
For fine perfumery and toilet arti-
cles, A. ]. Green's is the place to buy.
Red Gross Ball Blue delights the
laundress. Large packages only 5
cents. Aug Is
Mrs. J. h. Buckhaltcr will enter
tain the euchre club tomorrow after
noon.
Copies Of the Vlnita ordinance book
can lie obtained at this Office; price
25 cents.
All of the best chill tonics and hot
weather medicines at A. J. Green's
drug store.
Preston Davis and family returned
today from weeks visit at Benton
vile, Ark.
Ladies who take pride in beautiful,
clear, white clothes, should use Red
Cross Ball Blue. Aug 16
For socials and lawn parties you can
rent nice folding chairs for sc each
from E. NJ. Ming.
A good many doctors write the pre-
scriptions but we I'LL most all af them.
Peoples Drug Store.
Rev. w. 7. King aud wife left to-
day for Eldorado Springs, Mo-, to re-
main about three weeks.
E. NJ. Ming has received within the
last few days some Of the handsomest
furniture ever brought to the Terri.
tory.
Druggists sundrics, which embrace
most everything you can't find else
where, in endless variety. Peoples
Drug Store.
The Blackmon Drug Co.'S. room il
Joe Harris brick building will bt
ready for them, the contractor says
by the 18th.
Look out for malaria. 1t is season
able now. A few doses of Prickly
Ash Bitters is sure preventive
Chapman & Briggs.
Miss Bess Chouteau is going Il
Kansas City tomorrow with her uncl,
and when school opens next month
will be ready for her studies.
Deputy w. n. Stannard came VI
from Muskogee this morning and tn
report at Wagner was that maj
was killed yesterday in fight.
]. S. Stapler came up from Table
quah last night to meet his children
who came In today on the Frisco from
Fairland, where they have been visit
ing relatives,
whats in a name?" The wor'
"bitters" does not always indlcat
something harsh and disageeeable
PrIckly Ash Bitters is proof of this
1t cleanses strengthens and regulate
the system thoroughly, yet 1T is S
pleasant the most delicate stomac
will not object to it. Sold by ChaI
o.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08
W INT DEPARTMENT.

III you want to buy. sell or exchange any
thing. hire help. rent property secure
situation or get married. lose or find any,
thing. you can profitable use this column
Price: 2k cents a line for each insertion-no
transaction for less than 10 cents
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-08
photographs


A permanent photograph
er must make permanent
photographs to hold his
trade. / located in Vini-
ia in 1889 and if any one
will find fadeing photo
graph I've made since
located in Vinita, return
it and it will be replaced
with new one. make
a specially of best work
manship and permanent
results.
FOWLER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04

gagged before it. but il cannot in a
proceeding of this character and en-
tirely apart from the matter in con-
nectiOn with which he has acted hold
him TO account for acts performed in
his official capacity and within his le-
gal powers.
Ii the Attorney General in this case
committed an error of judgment or
acted unwisely either in permitting an
employee in his department TO appear
for the defense in a criminal case or
in afterwards imposing a restraint
upon the private counsel engaged to
conduct the prosecution, he may be
held TO account before the bar of pub
lie opinion. and if he has shown inca
pacity for the due performance of his
official duties or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
office, he may be brought before the
court of impeachment: but for this
court to pass upon the moral quality
Of his official acts in a proceeding OF
this kind would be officiOus and i'm
proper.
The complaint els dismissed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04

In times of peace; In times of war
The favorite drink is Jesse Moore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-04
" The Nils VIII Never We've
A00ja QI Prices Of The Post. :"
tx

All grades of wollens and wOrsted
fabrics have been advanced five to fiji
teen per cent.
But our prices will remain un-
changed We are Offering a. better and
larger line of clothing this season than
ever before at prices that can't help
but meet with your approval. All you
will have to do is to come and tell us
your wants-we will do the rest.
We are now ready to show you line
line of KNOX HATS in Mackinaw and
Milan straws. These goods are unsur-
passed in style and finish.
Have a try at our Deimel linen-mesh
underwear.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
Another uOlored Man LJnched.

GzoReIANKA, ALA. Aug. 1.-Solomon
Jones, q c olored man, who attempted
q criminal assault upon the pretty
young daughter OF q prosperous white
farmer named WAtford, who lives near
Forrest, was lynched near there yester-
day. The man on Sunday overlook
me young woman . few hundred yards
from her home. She fought him in
furious fashion, in the meantime
screaming for help. Her cries attract
ed her m other and brother, upon whose
arrival the man fed.
He was overtaken, however, and was
cut and beaten almost into insensibili-
~. Cool heads, however, begged that
his life be spared and that he be given
q trial. He was closely guarded dur
ing the night and yesterday morning
- party of seven set out with him foI
the county seat. They had not pro-
ceeded far before q mob overlook them
seized the colored man and swung hin
10 limb.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
TIE SECRET WE'LL KEPT.

Quite q sensation was create in the
fashionable circle of this city CD last
Monday evening, when it was snnounc-
ed that Mr.. Scott G.. Harris hid we'd
ded the popular Miss Elise B. Griffin OF
west Leigh ST. The N arrisge was in
foI ma1]y announced by the bIlc' s
parents. no related all the facts per-
tanning thereto, and 30 Unexpectedly
came this information that their many
friends were slow to spprehend that
the couple had been married since
November LIST, 1897, nearly two years
ego and kept it secret Up to last Mon
day, when the groom returned from
Washington State. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father Dono-
van, of st. Joseph's Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott @. Harris will be
formally at he me to their friends or
next Wednesday evening, from 8 to II
at PIT w. Leigh St. T.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
ministerial Though

Charles M. Sheldon says: I'm every
college there ought to be a chair OF
Humanity, and the best man that could
be found ought to I'LL 1t, and into the
class room where such a man sat the
students would go as into no other
room. And out of it they would come.
their eyes wet, and their hearts on fire
to do and be as men and Women in
Gods great world"
ReY. Frank w. Gunsaulus said re-
Gently before Central Church: Mary
Magdaiene had a complete and evan
gelic creed. 1t was not belief OF the
head, but a faith OF the heart. She had
seen Jesus, first as Sir then as Mas
ter and at last as Lord These are
the three steps by which even to-day
we whs have seen Him buried come
to know the deathiess Christ iNho Ia
King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Pres. ]. H-aBarrows, d. D., says: 81
look upon the Christian college as the
chief saving force for the times ahead
of us Many of the problems which
vex the anxious patriot can be solved
only by the wisdom OF experience. But
this wisdom must not be hard and
heartless wisdom OF the mere scientist
who may have a little regard, for mora,
forces. It should be Che wisdom Of
those who havssfaith and hope and
lOva"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05

You are hereby notified that on the
ISSh day OF September. 1899 st the Of
fice OF ]. R. Pollard, zoos Z. Main st.,
Richmond, Va, between the hours Of
8 a. m, and p. m of that day shall
proceed to take the dispositions OF
Elizabeth Smith and others to be reed
sc evidence in my behalf In certain
suit 10 equity pending in the Law and
am plaintiff and yon are defendant IL
from any cause the taking thereof be
not commenced or IL commenced be
not concluded on that day the taking
thereof will be continued from day 70
day or from time to time between at
same place until same be completed.
CoRDELIA MAYO
J. r. POLLARD. p. q. By Counsel.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
NUMBERS; TAKE WARNING
An IndistinctIy Spoken Fanera1 Ora
ton and How 1t Was Printed.

The following occurrence in a West
ern town is an illustration OF the
amusing result of the lack Of clear
enunciation on the part of a speaker.
In preaching the funeral sermon over
the remains Of a prominent citizen,
who had had quite a cheQuered career
and at various times in his life had
been pioneer preacher, Mayor, druggist
and Deputy Sheriff, and had several
times been instrumental in quelling
disturbances which had arisen from
religious differences existing between
the two local churches, the pastor used
the following words:
Our brother is in the cold ground,
no more a sad dangler on LIES tide
can see his painting spirit sigh among
the chaste stars, contemplating the
failure OF his acts to make clean our
| hearts, and methinks 1 see his noble
nneaments imprinted on every rock,
| tree and fence in this country, with
whose history he is so closely connect
| ed. During the recent controversies OF
our people, l have heard him declare.
while his beard descending swept his
bosom, that he wished all differences OF
| sects might be ended, and while he was
a Mayor frequently made himself
hoarse on the subject. His attempts
| to stop our riots resulted in his re-
moval from Office by foul deceit. oh!
studied deceiti 1 was with him when
he received the news OF his impeach-
ment and heard his words. His cry
moved. me to tears, but he quickly
lrecovered, and his face resumed ats nat
ural airy, artless look. AS you know.
he could pain nobody"
Il The Grafton, as it appeared the fol-
lowing week in the local paper was
as follows:
"Our brother Is in the coal ground
no more sad angler on life's tide.
can see his spanking spirits eye among
the chase tars, contemplating the fan
ure OF his axe to make lean our hearts
and methfnks I see his noble lini
ments imprinted on every rock, ire
, and fence in this country, with who's
! sistery he is SO closely connected. Dur
: ing the recent controversies OF on
people have heard him. declare, Will
!. his beer descending swept his bosom
that he wished all differences OF sc.
y might be ended, and, while he was
. mare, frequently made himself hors
> ON the subject. His attempts to sto
= our rights resulted in his removal froT
: office by foul deceit. Obi Study de
. eeiti / was with him when he receive
the news of his impeachment and hear
d.. his words. His crime moved me [
= tears, but he quickly recovered, an
= his face resumed its natural haLI
= heartless look. As you know, he coul
Al nav nobody"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
GRAND EXCURSION
PROM
Richmond to DanYille,
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SATURDAY NleHT, AUG. 81

SATURDAY NIGHT, AUG. 5TH.
Returning leaves Dsnville, August
7th. Two days trip and only one day
from business. Don't forget this our
Annual Excursion gives more time and
longer visit to your friends than any
other Excursion.
Train leaves Richmond at IL 80 ?.
NJ Saturday August 9Th. Returning
leaves DRnville Monday evening at Z
o'clock.
As to order and good conduct OF our
trains we refer friends and public to
those who have heretofore taken ad
vantage of them. There will be q
game of Base Ball in Danville on Mon
day between two motel teams. Now
is the times to visit your friends in
Prince Edward, Charlotte, Halifax and
Pittsylv AniA counties. Those wishing
ia visit Durham and Greensboro, N. G.,
can do so and return in time for our
train. A good time promised t. all
who &c. No intoxicaEtG allowed and
the best order will be preserved. &C
with US as this will be your last chance
this summer at such cheap rates.
Ample accommodation for all. Spec
iRl coaches for white people.
Committee samuel Oliver. Burke.
Vile; Beverley Mccormick, Meherrin
w. A Hankips Richmond; w. /. John
son. Richmond. General Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-08-05
MANCHESTER LETTER
Mr. Graham's Funeral-Items Gathered
Here and There.

The Swansboro Baptist Church was
packed to suffocation on last sunday
Afternoon. The occasion was the fune-
raj of Mr. Augustus Graham, who de-
parted this life Thursday morning, the
9th ult., triumphant in the Lord. He
was SO yesrs of age and had been
member of the church AZ years, st.
Luke 10 years, Knight Of Pythiss IL
wears. He started the following nam
ed churches, which are now succeed
ing very we'll: Second Baptist, Swans
boro Baptist and the Hickory Hill
Baptist Churches. He leaves one son,
two daughters, two brothers, sister,
q most of relatives and friends to mourn
| their loss. Although the rain came
down in torrents. the lodges made
grand showing, and Manchester Lodge,
| No. IL, K. of p, never made grsnder
showing before, numbering about 5O
| in line. .
Nr. Grahsm's funeral was preached
| by Sir knight, Rev. d. w. Davis, pas
| tor of the Second Baptist Church, IN
pathetic, yet eloquent manner.
The funeral of Mr.. George Fountain
| took place at the First Baptist Church
on last Sunday evening, Rev. Nelson
b. Brown, pastor Of the Mount Olive
Baptist Church, officiating. He was
q sufferer for many aonths, but bore
it al with patience until death claim
ed him. BE leaves q mother, brother
four sisters, relative and friends Il
monrn their loss.
We have been informed that Mr.. w
II. Hatcher, deputy of the Samaritan
visited Sharon Lodge, 90. on its las
meeting night, and by motion th
I lod &c presented him purse OF $3.50 .
token OF appreciation for his work
He is very grateful for the present an
returns many thanks to that body.
: Mrp. Lille Moon Callahan, in com
, pany with her children and Miss Ce
: leste Neon, her sister left the city las
8 Tuesday evening for their home
I, South Carolina, after spending plea
T ant stay with their parents, Mr.. an
8 Mrs. Albert Moon.
Mr.. Thsdceus Grshsm and faInil
4 are visiting our city. He was Gale
, here on account of the death Of h
father
Mr. John Walker left the city Ia
Mepday for Philadelphia.
/ A Hay ride WAS given last Tuesds
: night by o number OF ladies and gel
e tlemen. Their destination was Hicl
z oIy Hill, striving their about 1913
y MsslIs 81 nuel Hall snd Junius Hate
Is er tUlDiki t d music for the occasion.
% The conotll give n at the First Be-
d tist Church IN last Monday night
@ Mrs. Mary +. holmes Was grand su
o cess. The church was well hllt d, 81
!. the little ones pls Us their parts well.
Mrs. Joseph smith has arrived in o.
e city from Baltimore. She is lookiI
Il well.
y ANY time Deacon Cyrus Jones ri
d | q hustler, tits 81 fin funny" said q
10 fellow one day. He has worked o.
J: worked and worked until Msnchest
D. Lodge, No. IL, K. of p, is one of t
t, finest secret organizations in tow
le That ledge initiated INTO the rank
Page three candidates last MOI d
H. night, ard ere expecting more th
at that number next meeting night.
q. Mr.. J. Walter Harris, who hat be
At sick for some time, with rheunitjs
n, is out again, we axe glad to STATE
e. BIG wo