THE DAILY NEWS 1889
THE DAILY NEWS, 1-26-1889  

NEWS ABOUT THE STATE,
Happenings as Reported by the State Press

   Madison leader: Keen, the colored school teacher who forged a school order 
a year or two ago, has been arrested in Baltimore, and after some delay in 
obtaining him from the Maryland authorities was brought to Rockingham and 
lodged in jail his trial will be held at the next term of court.  
   
   Wilson mirror: We regret exceedingly to learn of the death of Dr. Jno. 
Harvey, of Greene County. He enjoyed the esteem of all who knew him. Rev. Mr. 
Tuttle is growing in popularity, and his large congregations are thrilled and 
enchanted with his strong and pointed and impressive discources.   

   Raleigh Visitor: Portraits of Gen. Bryan Grimes, Gen Rufus Barringer and 
Col W. L. Saunders were placed in the State Library today.  

   ____Mr. L. D. Taylor was stricken with paralysis in his right side, at his 
place of business, 213 South Wilmington Street, twenty minutes to one o'clock 
this afternoon. 

   Maxton Union: We regret to learn this morning of the death of Mr. Trus 
Thompson, which occurred at his home near Little Rock yesterday. Measles was 
the cause of his death.----

   There will be a meeting of the friends of the proposed extension of the 
Alma and Little Rock Railroad from Maxton to Spring Hill, at Maxton, on 
Saturday, January 26th.





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