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reaching 620 another and better flow was struck and work was suspended, awaiting casing. A depth of about 7C0 feet has been reached at the Moore well, several flows having been encountered on the way Owing to slight break in the machinery no progress was reported Thursday. Two shifts are now employed, and the we'll will soon be completed. At the Foxworth well the work of perforation has been finished and good flow secured. To try for still better results, however, air pressure will now be experimented with, the air pipe to be put down in the well to a depth of about 250 feet, 1t is understood.
 Douglas International: That business conditions are on the up- ward move and general prosperity is knocking at our doors is becom- ing more evident each day. Hard ly day has passed during the last month that there have not been reported realty transfers, the open ing of new stores and the continu- ous arrival of people from all over the country who are looking over the city with the view of investing. Below is given a list of new en- terprises about to be launched here in the very near future Messrs. Zeh & Rosenstein, of Bisbee, have leased the store formerly occupied by Erickson & Howe on G. avenue next door to the Douglas Hard ware company and will open a first class jewelry store there on the 20th of this month. Messrs. Smith x McLain, recent arrivals from Denver, Colo, have pur- chased the Williams property on Seventh street and will open an automobile garage within the next few days. A new barber shop will be opened soon in the store build- ing on G. avenue next door to Joe Conley. There are two parties in town looking for a location in which to open a first class dyeing establishment. J. V. Fryer, a mining man from Mexico, has purchased the property on the corner of Railroad avenue and Seventh street and it is under stood will shortly bsgin the erec- tion of a row of flats.
The oasis., 1912-01-20
ARIZONA NEWS.
An Interesting Column of Items CuIIed
 From Territorial Exchanges.

Mohave Miner: The Supreme Court of the United States has handed down an opinion in the case of the County of Coconino against the Grand Canyon Rail way company affirming the opinion of the supreme court of Arizona. The supreme court of Arizona held that the railroad was not taxable under the exemption laws of Ari- zona and this was contested by the county and carried to the U. 5. supreme court. It was agreed in this case that the ruling of the court would cover the case of the Arizona & Utah, running from Kingman to Chloride, but later the tax matter was compromised by the county and as the exemption has expired it is regularly on the tax roll.
 Arizona Democrat: Attorney General John B. Wright has been notified by Governor Sloan that he has been appointed to prosecute the case of The Territory against Sheriff J. H. Thompson of Gila county, who is indicted on a charge of murder. The appoint ment of Attorney General Wright to prosecute the case followed a communication from District At torney Shute of Gila county to the Governor. The district attor- ney asked to be relieved of the duty of prosecuting Thompson, stating that the defendant is not only his close personal friend, but also client of his in Mir. Shute's private law practice. The case is set for trial yesterday, but At torney- General Wright applied for a continuance so that he may fam iliarize himself with the facts in the case.
 Coconino Sun: Four prisoners in the county jail succeeded in saving their way out of the steel cage in the jail room, then sawed off the hinges on the jail room door leading into the sheriff's office. The work had undoubtedly been in progress for some time and the work neatly covered up until they were ready to make their get away They waited until the officers had all left the jail for supper, then left in a bunch. George Miller aged 22, and John Smith, aged 21 or 22, were held on a charge of horse-stealing; John Sullivan, a man about 40 years of age, was held for breaking into store, and Jesus Marine, aged about 21, was held on a minor charge. The sheriff's office is stirred up over the delivery, as it is the first they have had since the new steel cage was put in. It is doubtful if the prisoners can get away at this season of the year as they can hardly make their way out into the country and the railrod is closely guarded.
 Artesian Belt: There are now eight flowing wells in the San Simon valley. The last one was brought in the latter part of last week by Driller Jess Averill on T, A. Whaley's claim, about five miles northwest of town. It is a 4-inch hole. Owing to the kind of rig, a jetting, and to the fact that the we'll is cased only 20 feet, the
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70 CORRESPONDENTS

at $40 and the boys of the West
Virginia Colored Institute seized
buckets and rushed to the scene, but
by the time they reached the spot
the fire had complete possession Of
the house. Attention was Immediate
~ turned to the house not fifteen
feet away, occupied by Prof. S, Fl.
Guss by heroic effort this was saw
cd, being damaged only by 4 severe
screening Percy Friend was slightly
injured by fall from the roof.
Hurts house hut this by no meaus
covered the loss.
Mrs. blanche rylcr and Miss Hat
tie Peters were the guest Of Presi-
dent and Mrs Byrd Prillerman, on
Sunday.
The following program VAS rcndc/
|t by the school chorus and others,
under the direction OF Mrs. G.. r..
Mitchell. Sunday evening:
My Lord whara morning, Folk Song
Nobody knows de trouble I've
Seen ................. Folk Song
School chorus.
Little Brown baby 1900: Dunbar
Lillian Guss
Run, Mary. Run. FOLK song
School chorus
Ar easy going fellow, Accounta-
Dlity, ........... Dunbar
HughestOn Brown
Walking in de Light. FOLK song
School Chorus
Ode TO Ethiopia, After n visit
..... dunbar
Clifford Gore
! Jacob $ Ladder ....... FOLK song
School Chorus
African Dance op. IS, II (Violin)
..........C C. Coleridge Taylor
DC% w. Jones
IRcign .Massa Jesus ..... Folk song
The School Chorus
Deacon Jones Grievance :. Dunbar
Lafayette Campbell
I Couldn't Hear nobody pray.
The school chorus
African dance, OF. 6S, NO. (violin)
... ]. ,Coleridge Taylor
Don w. Jones.
Ere Sleep comes down to soothe
the weary eye ......... Dunbar
Elizabeth Evans
The school chorus
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p.ARKERSBURG.

Clarence Lacy and Pearl Boyer, Of
Clarksburg, we're in the city Sun
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Jackson OF PittsD<g,
Pa, is the guest Of Miss Rebecca
Brown.
Mrs. Grace Seams entertained on
Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Jackson. Cards we're the diversion
Of the evening. go. =
Thursday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth
Simpson entertained for Mrs Jack
son.
Madams Loving and Fletcher Of
Marietta, O., were the guests OF We
Meta Court, at their meeting, Thurs
day night.
A number Of the prominent
young men are planning to give a
grand Easter ball April ninth. A
number Of out Of town guests are
expected to be present. The music
will be furnished by Williams Sax
aUhonc Trio one Of the best organi-
cations Of its kind in the State.
The x. Of p annual sermon will
be preached Sunday at Logan Me-
mortal church by Rev. Williams, pas
tor Of Zion Baptist church.
Friday night Blannerhassct Lodge
will celebrate their fifth anniversary
with ball.
Mr.. and Mrs e. V. Seams spent
Sunday in Belpre, o., the guests OF
friends.
YRS. II. D. Fleetwood is visiting
her parents in Buckhannon.
Rev. j. r. Givens Of Morgantown,
was the guest Of friends Monday.
The Phoenix Literary Society met
Tuesday evening d: the Ann street
church. The following program was
rendered: How will the Panama
Canal beneGt-the- east? Discussion
opened by VIM. Ferguson; solo, Mrs.
Clora Williams: Selection, Mrs. Mary
S;out; recitation, Mrs. Margaret
Smith: recitation, Mrs. Joseph Saun-
dcrs; Budget, Mrs. Bernie Washing
ton.
Rev. e. s. Bedford, native Of
Jamaica, viii conduct series OF
meetings at the A. Vt. e. church.
Mrs. William Carpenter is sick.
Rev William Toney Of Fairmont,
visited his family last week.
MIS-. Sylvia Jenkins, Of Wheeling,
is III al the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Digs.
Mrs. Clora Williams entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
INrs Lizzie Jackson Of PITTSBURGH
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lI.ARPERS FERRY.

On Sunday last the choir Of Storer
college made their first appearance
in vestments. Many friends and stran-
gers were present.
Miss Ella " Smith and Miss Liz
zie Sims, gave very pretty St Pat
rick day party Saturday evening. 1T
was held in Myrtle Hall sitting room
and Miss Smiths apartments. The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with crepe paper, green and white.
The menu was rich with all the
good things. Saint Patricli's Day af-
fords.
The Declamatory contest, prclim-
mary to the annual contest with Nor
gan College, Baltimore, Md, was
held this week and last week. Out
OF the eight boy contestants, Horace
r. Helms, Franford, Del. was award
ed first prize and VIM. NJ. Reddiz,
'Bluetield, w. Va, second. The two
young ladies that are TO represent
Storer iare Miss Dell Douglas, first
place and Miss Roy Johnston second.
: Miss Young, one Of Storer's fac
ulty spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Charles Town.
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MGARKSBU'RG.

The w. C. r. II. held a very in
teresting meeting at Mt. Zion Ba ptlst
church, Sunday afternoon. Rev. w.
II. Thomas delive, ed most excel
lent address. on the force OF Hab.
1t. -
The l.. w. w. Club has prepared
an excellent entertainment for FRI
day night at the A. M. e. church:
Mrs. Robert Sedwick and Mrs.
Katherine Coleman are sick.
Rev. J. HI Jenkins and wife were
rendered an elaborate reception Fri
day night by the members of the
church. The following program was
carried out:} Anthem--choir; pray
er. Aaron Wilson; Anthem, Choir;
address, Loyalty to leadership, l.. R.
Jordan; Solo, Miss Amelia Lowry;
ADDRESS, Rev. w. T. Kennedy; adj
dress, Rev. w. II. Thomas; Solo,
Miss Villa Lee; address, Miletus
Walker: address, Rev. J. II. Jenkins,
After this tho guests repaired to the
lecture room where a special table
was provided for the honor guests
D. II. Kyle acted as - toastmaster
The entire affair proved q decided
success both socially and financially
Rev. J. T. Gibbons of Morgantown,
passed through the city Monday en-
route to Huntington on business.
Rev. S. P. West former pastor OF
Pride A. VI. E. church, passed thru
the city Saturday en- route to Chill
ilicothe, o., from -Buckhannon where
he spent two days lecturing.
Mrs. Maria Tittleton and grand.
children VIII leave this week for
Buckhannon; to visit her daughter
Mrs. James Davis.
Rev. w. II. Thomas left Monday
for Huntington.
Henderson Martin left Saturday
for Washington, d. c., after at.
tending the funeral of his brother
John Martin"
Mrs. Nellie Ogden was hostess tc
the Women's Mite Missionary So
ciety, Wednesday. afternoon at hel
home on Mechanic. street.
D. Fl. Kyle was business visitor
in Fairmont last week.
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F.AYETTESyILLE.

S. II. Guss, principal Of the nor
NAL department Of the West Virginia
Colored Institute, delivered the ad-
dress at the closing exercises of the
Wolf Creek school, of which Dewitt
Meadows is teacher. Prior to the
exercises, Mr.. Guss Mr.. Meadows and
Rev. G. n. Harris were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wars,
and later visited the school here of
which Miss Amelia !McDaniels is
principal. Mr.. Guss address at the
closing exercises was heard by a
crowded house and made deep
impression. Both he and Rev. Har-
ris spoke in complimentary terms Of
the teacher and the school.
Miss Eva Parker, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunter, has
returned to her home at Charleston.
Rev. c. y. Harris is conducting Il
revival at Winona. -'-
The Tribe Of Benjamin met at the
Second Baptist church, Wednesday
night.
A program is being prepared for
Easter by the Willing Workers club
Of the Second Baptist church.
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MONTGOMERY.

/. Mrs. Woodson Jones was hostess
to the ladies Council last Thurs
day.
Rev. n. j. Jones of the NJ. E.
church, left Monday for Washington
to. attend conference
re- Mrs. Il. T. Brown, Of Institute, is
here visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Page and Mrs. Railey.
Mrs. Floyd Rogers, who has been
sick, Is reported better.
Samuel Buster who has been sick
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
George Jackson, = was taken%to his
home at LaWton, Thursday by his
son NJ. D. Buster
John Borwn continues sick at his
home on College st.
Miss Bertha Redd is ont again af-
ter being sick several months.
"A. w. Slaughter and II. II. Railey,
were business visitors to keystone,
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Henderson entertain
ed the Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
church.
Miss Bessie Hunter, teacher at Beu-
.,ry, was the week end guest Of Mrs
F. D. Railey.
Horatia Holmes is sick at the
home Of his mother, Mrs Harry
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Wade have
moved from Eagle into their new
home on Fourth avenue
Mrs. Settie Dover Of Boomer
spent the weekend here the guest
Of Mrs. Thursday Saunders
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MACDONALD.

II. B. Hundley has returned from
his trip along the y. & W. and re-
PORTS things fourishing.
Dewitt Meadows was in town last
week on business incident to finish
ing up his school work of the year
Rev. r. S. Gordon, of Red star,
was down Thursday to attend the
regular communication Of Acacia
Lodge No. is Of which he is a mem
Der.
Mesdames Hundey and Bridge
water spent Saturday in Whiteoak,
visiting sick members Of the Golden
Rule Society
Robert Martin, q popular young
man, left Monday for Winding Gulf
where he has secured employment.
II. b. Hundley was In Fayetteville
Saturday to attend meeting Of the
Republican County Com hittee.
Rev. r. s. Gordon preached a very
Interesting sermon at the First Bap-
list church of Mt. Hope, Sunday ev-
ening.
Rev. B. B. Martin has gone to at
tend the Washington conference
which meets in Washington, D. G.
this week. Mr.. Martin has made
many friends while here and they are
hoping that he will be sent back
another year. On Friday evening,
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Sandy Saunders and George King
were calling in Montgomery, Sunday
afternoon.
p James Russ who was seriously III
a few days ago, is able to be out.
Mrs. D. S. Saunders was visiting
ther mother, Mrs. T. w. Wade. in
MONTGOMERY, saturday.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hayden remains quite
III.
.-, Misses LeOna and Nellie Hayden
were shopping in Montgomery last
week.
D. S. Saunders was visiting rrla-
tives in Montgomery Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Russ is indisposed 1T
this writing
- Luther Brown was Il business Wis
itor to Montgomery Wednesday.
E. W. Mantz Of Montgomery, was
calling on Mrs. Emma league. Sun
day.
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INSTITUTE.

J. F.. Henderson of PIT. Pleasant
visited the West Virginia Colored IN
stitute, Thursday
AlonZO Ellis, secretary 10 tho Pres
ident Of the West Virginia Coloerd
Institute was called as stenographer
for the corOner's inquest held at
the county infirmary Thursday, and
according to the high compliments
paid him, filled the place with cred
1T. He is q graduate Of the CONNER
ciel Department Of the West Virginia
Colored Institute
state superintendent, NJ. p. Shaw
key and City superintendent George
baidley, members Of the state Board
Of Regents, visited the West Virginia
Colored Institute Monday evening.
LILLIAN Shepherd left for her home
in Montgomery, Saturday TO receive
medical attention.
lillian Guss has Just recovered
from slight touch Of dypthcria.
g. Mrs. Jacob Johnson is slightly i'm
proved at this writing.
The Home Makers Club gave an
entertainment Friday evening for
charitable purposes and realized y
neat sum Of money from the sales.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins visited her
sister Mrs. Conner, Sunday.
Roy Wade returned TO school. on
Monday morning.
The officers Of the Y. w. c. A.
were Installed Sunday afternoon at
9 o'clock. About seventy-hvc mem
bers were present and listened TO
"a very interesting address delivered
by Miss Amanda Gamble. The fol-
lowing are the officers for the cnsu-
ing year:
Misses Joe Willis Morgan, prcsi-
dent; Cornelia Gray, Vice-preSidcn1
Jenora Strothers, secretary: Josie
Guerant, Treasurer.
Fire played havoc With GEORGE
Hurts house and furniture, Monday
morning, rendering the entire out
ut p total loss. The alarm was given
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BpiphanY. Apostolic college: Rev. j.
Henry Dorasy. who, Is Connected with
q Catholic, tchool at ! Mont gomery.S
Ala; and Father Panteyisns. The
,hrst two are nsttvss, OF this city,
while. the last named halls :. from
Louisiana. Father Theobald was or
dained} several, years ago at st.
Paul MINI, Which IS TN Archbishop
lreland's diocese. Rev. j. H. Bur.
CESS. who was ordained In Paris, Is
the only other colored priest In
this country, He Ia stationed in
PHILADELPHIA. Father AugustuB Tel
ton, who was, ordained ABROAD. died
OF sunstroke, ip 1891. '>.' ,,.....
Rev. w, P. Hays, pastor OF Mt.
Olivet Baptist church, New York
City, preached twice in local co.br-
ed churches. Sunday as.&,.... :, > <
Rishops J. albert johnson and
Levi ]. .Cop..ln, OF the "A. M. f.
church, were In the city Tuesday.
Prof T.. Garland PenD,. assistant
secretary OF the .Epworth keague OF
the M. 3. church and DR.. C.. G. Ja-
cobs, field agent OF the Sunday school
Union, OF the same denomination, oc-
cupied local pulpits, Sunday. =
A lengthy discussion ABOUT tho
policy of a local ,face journal which
has been making "a campaign against
ministers followed the introduction
of resolution by hev. D., D. Tur-
peau at the monthly meeting OF the
Ministerial Alliance Monday. in
| which the papers attitude was crit
icized. ..,...
The Maryland Voice, a paper pub
lished by the local Baptists, made
Its initial appearance last Saturday.
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EI.KHORN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Flood, of Northfork,
Mir. and Mrs. James White.
b. d. Patterson, chief Of Bluelield
division, G. U. o. II. R.. spoke In
Graham, Va. Sunday in interest of
the Order.
Miss Ellen Marshall spent Sunday
in Graham, as the guest Of Mrs.
George Brown.
Miss Williams and Mr., Mills of
Kyle, were visiting friends at Ennis,
Sunday. ..----
Misses George and Jones attended
the play The Spring Maid" at the
Elks Opera House, Bluefield.
Miss Mary Hairston is much i'm
proved.
Our populace turned out in force
to attend the meeting of the Nc
Dowell County Club at keystone, on
Saturday All report a most enjoy
able time.
Miss Lavender was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Simpson, OF
Simmons, Sunday.
Rev. McKoy- filed his regular ap-
pointment at Upland, Sunday.
Mrs. Smithers and daughter.
Agatha, of Maybuery, spent Sunday
with friends at Ennis. ' =
The teachers of Northf0rk and
Elkhorn districts held their last dis
trict Institute of the term at the
ElkhoIn graded school. The follow
ing program was rendered: Should
morals be considered in hiring a
teacher''-Round table; treatment
of children in school-Rev. F. G.
Price; paper, THE school and the
child's morals, Miss Anna George;
Solo, Miss Mary Williams; lecture
"AIentality Of the child, DR.. Ros-
zoe Harrison; 'tHygiene" Dr.. 8. A,
Whey. Visitors from Brown S
Creek District: Misses Georgia
Lockett, Mamie Cobbs, Georgia
WhittiSo, Estelle Lee, Myrtle Brown
and DR.. Hylton.
Mrs. Edna Whisilier, of Jed, was
visiting friends here Saturday.
w: c. Morris Of Anawalt, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. c. IS. After, of Keystone, was
caMingl oniifFiends,, Snnday...,
Rev. ]. w. Shelton is her from
Gulf
Rev. A. P. Price is very muc1 i'm
proved at this writing.
Misses Jones, George, Maynard
Garter and Lavender attended the
social given by the Bachelors" to
the Bachelor Maids" at Calhoun's
auditorium, keystone, Friday night
All report most enjoyable time
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C0l0red Catholic
Priest Breaks Down
FATHER PLANTIVIGNE is OVER
COME IN HIS EFFORTS TO,
WIPE our sPREJUDICED CONE
DlTiONS IN THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH. .
Especial to Tho adyocateN

NSPeclal 10 inc AdVOcAte.)
Baltimore, March 20-4Rev. J. J..
PlanteVinge, assistant pastor Of St.
Francis Xavier Catholic church, is
Ill at st. Agnes Hospital. His trou-
Bile Is said to be a nervous break
down. Father .Plantevigne has been
outspoken against prejudiced condi-
lions in the Catholic church, and re-
Gently delivered speech at the
Catholic University, Washington, in
which he argued for the opening Of
the seminaries and colleges for the
preparation Of colored men for the
priesthood and urged that colored
Catholics be treated as are other
Catholics. .--..-.--------.-. - ..---
Cardinal Gibbons has always been
liberal In the matter of Offering op-
Dortunities for the education of col
ored men who desired to enter the
Catholic priesthood From ST. JOS
eph's Seminary, this city, have gone
Rev. G. r.. Uncles, a teacher in the
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WdNIFREDE.

Mrs. B. b. Alien Is able to be out
after a short illness.
Miss NJ, S. Walker spent Friday
and Saturday on Paint Creek visit
ing friends.
Misses Eva and Dora Smoot, OF
Madison. are spending few weeks
here the guests of their grand-par-
onts, MIR, and Mrs. J. F. Smoot.
Jas. r. Randolph and G, w. Per-
Eins spent Saturday at Lewiston on
business.
n. II. Allen is spending a few
days in st. Adams. visiting his son,
Il. II. Allen. g.:
Rev. f. +. Smith filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
preached two very good sermons. g.
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w, NJ. Kelley. representing H. Thos,
Galloway, tailor, of Cincinnati, Ia here
soliciting orders for his house. - 49, =
Mrs. Lula Thompson Ia ilf at her
home on North Rand street. "N- IT,
MIR. and Mrs, Van Randolph have
returned from North Carolina.
Jas. Flagg, of Cincinnati, Ohio, IS
visiting his parents in the city. =
Mrs. Carrie Thomas was called to
Cincinnati. Ohio. last week because Of
the death Of a relative. ..
Miss Inez Johnson. OF Institute, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Mollie Parker, ia
cob stroet. :" u.s.. -, ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flagg have
moved from Dixie street to Elizabeth
street. " 'T-y,-.' -
Noble. Mitchell was operated ON at
the General hospital Tuesday. '.N +
Miss Hattie Peters spent the week
end at Institute. ..'r p.
Mrs. B. r. Clark will entertain the
league Friday Afternoon. =,.#. - .-....-
The Loyal Union held It's public
meeting Monday evening at the home
or Mrs, Mary Mason, Bullitt street.
Miss Rhoda Wilson spent Saturday
and Sunday in ST., Adams. = = K
Misses Amanda Gamble and Char
iotte Campbell, of Institute, were
shopping in town Saturday.
|. M. Carper and Mrs. Jas. Page
left Monday for Washington, D. c.. ia
attend conference. t...-
Miss Bess Taylor is Ill at her home
on Washington street. ----., ..-.. ..
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SEWEI.I

Mrs. Hattie Pettijohn. of Clare
mont, spent the week end here the
guest of Mrs., Jennie Allen.
Vim. Cowherd has gone to Wind
ing Gulf to work.
The school of this~' place, closed
Thursday There was an indoor pic.
MO in the afternoon, and a tirst cias,
entertainment at night. Too much
cannot be, said In praise Of the work
or Miss Abble o. Chamdler. the teach.
err. -
'Born Mr.. and Mrs. ScrMggs 3
girl -.
Mrs Alonzo Hester continues III
she has heen sick. for two months
REV Yancy preached t-So sermoni
here Sunday - =