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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-12
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT kxpREes
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov i9.Issl


EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov i9,Isst
LEAVE NORFOLK.
I'n Z. N. daliy, except ounuay-(Portsmouth
Al8h street, 7:S0 a. MI Arrives az
Phiiaaelphis 5:j2 p. m; New York az
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 p 10. daily. tPorfsmouth, High street. SIS,
Arrive al Philadelphia $40 a. na
New YORK 7;is a m " ''
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
500 g. ~ uhily tPortsmouth. High street, 9;t0)
leaving New York & y M: Philadel.
AKRIVE'AT NORFOLK.
S:05p m daily except snnuay- tPortsmouth,
high street, sl5 p. M, leaving New
York at a m: Philadelphia 1920 +.
In.
Close connection maze with all rau and
SOUND lines TO and from Boston.
Pulmsn sleeping Cars on night trains oe
tween Jersey City. Phladelpnia. and Caps
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Parlor Cars on
day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
sg~Through tickets sold and baggage cheok.
ed at wakes Agency. under Atlantic Hotel,
and on the steamers
Z B. COOKE. GeuH Agent
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norfolk cotton ,snrnct.

Norfolk and Western Railroad-For
Norfolk. bales; other points loo
bales; total. 100 bales.
Norfolk and Southern liailroad-For
Norfolk, IA bales; other points. -
bales; total. "a bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Noriol l43 bales;.other points. = bales;
to:al. Ii3 bales.
Sesboard AIRLINE Railrosd-For Nor
folk. Lbs bnles; other points, 6l0 bales;
total. 2.l26 bales
Atlantic and Danville Rairoad-For
Norfolk, bales; other points, -
baiss: total, bales.
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EoANoKE. NORFOLK AND

DOANOKE. NORFOLK AND
IN BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY Juno 26th,
1894 the steamers of this line will leaya
bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at $ a m for baltimore, and leave
baltimore. Pier No. % Light street wharf,
every tuesday and Saturday At . o M.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone 3. Agent,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
January II, 1895.
ARRIVALS

British steamship Lobelia. Owens.
Boston to Savannah. to William Lamb j.
Co. Coalei aud su lei.
Schooners Jenrie Thomas and J F. du
Bisnon, 10 William / amb II Co. for cosl.
MEMORANDA.
CAFE HENRY. Va. January LIP NJ
Cloudy. south wind, Is miles. Light
sea
CLEARED
Schooner Zen amin L Poole, Rosa.
Provi enc with coal
SCHOONER II II rant. Sutphin, New
York. Vita lumber.
Tug Peerless, Baltimore. with two
b rges in tow.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAupo.,
~ COMPANY

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.
sChEDutE IN EFFECT OCTOBER /, 1885,
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES Norfolk
naiiy eIcent Sunday s:is am for Eiirabe,n
City, ,Edenton, Msckcy's Ferry. Roprr Pr.
$50; heihaseni etc: Connects a, Edsnton with
%isasor suGTPsb for rn r5ySfs,5 and
ser on mo 81 "a y'n sa 81
for salmon ,re-k. Connee 5 at ',ailha, On Win
steamer havsn Belle for nlskeloyviile, South
handbags.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
,i,ty Edonton aud Negotiations. Connect, al
Elizabeth City With the rteamers Neu"o
sna New'esn Non nv, 'rnssisy, ihrr dtya d
Morohoad City, KinstOp and Gold,boro via 4
q \. 4. H., and Tor Jacksonvilie. Wilmjn".
Ton y. G.. and all stations on the w. SHS
~, H.; H. ana AT fdenton daily with steamer fo
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
NAIL AND EXPRESS daily f.rssn, SIM.
day at 4:a5 IN. and R1pro.s daiir rerceni
sunday at ii a M: connect with air rsi aud
steam lines at Norfolk for the North East snJ
s,': Iassen ger and freight stations fpet Of
Eat Main street. Norfolk and Western Seno,
EASTERS CAROIJNA DISPATCH. FAST
! 4, fElohl LINE AND OLD T'bWIhI0N
~ uctwSrn all points North and East via
Nsriolk apo Norfo Il aud SoAthe N R,iIro,5 IN
h ern North Carolina. ''0~N "
r@sht received daily and forwarded prompt.
For fnrther information apply to tho General
o'hoe oil the N. x :. RI II. Co., Norfolk. Va.
II. c. HUDGINs,
. General Freight and Passenger Agent.
". X. KING.
General Manager.
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w's".&s.i.E rr"vs
NORFOLK. Va. January IL, 1895.

NuuFOLK, va, january IT, 1915.
PrOu;,ce
P0utSy-Ohick oIu, 22'a25s.
G9os-Dul wholesale. I7alSs per dog.
Hdes'oiA--42to. Uor pouuL
Iruis-irlsh potato southern Rose
81 va 100 per barrel; Haymans, new,
IoHS0c; yellow. S0a:l
SDU'tf1n fiUtS-3snanus 7Oca?IOO
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento. eI.6O
per box; cocosnuts. $500 per bag
OF 100. pineapples, Ease.
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@Sa Ed ca

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. Is 1885,.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY,
7:AO res ms-Tne Chicago a1prcss--
For Petersburg, Latcn-
usOnd Euo Washington,
Etuo Tor f.yuchDurg,
Roanoke, &c "A a; oru sglme
zfeid. PochhoutnR.k on .
Own, COfurnbxn and
chicago. Sleeper Rom.
OUe tO columbus with
out Chnngc. ALSO Tor
vile. Chattanooga and
1tttcr mediate points
pullman Sleeper. stnd.
ford Ia Chattanooga.
lO:OO m-for FetersUurg, Rauiord Pa
IL 81, bIiStoI; aiso Tor Bueueld,
anu tocahontAs; a.o for Rocky
Mount ana all stations on VIM
sion-Saicm Division. Has Fall
man sleeper NorIols TO Roam
sEe. Come is ut Roanoke At
2;l0 In will Washington and
Chsidnoosl, limited ior all
points south and West Pull
man seeprrs koanoteto Mem
car attached "'"s
II h E-H orIoiE daily s2oa N, ll:25 u
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
(YKSIIBuLE ijMITEp.t
Leave Norfolk 1915 p m, ar
live Richmond 100 p In con-
meeting Tor Washington, Bati-
more, Phiiadel hil and New
YORK. Returning, tare Rich
mond 500 m arrive Norfolk
1l:25 a IA. stops only at suttolk
Wavei y and Petersburg. Seeoni
CLASS tickets not accepted 6or
baeHaEe on these trains
Other daily rain leave Nor
Ioik TO- nj, arrive at Rich
mona % M. Returning.
leave Richmond $40 p m ar
rive at Norfolk $40 p IN.
TOY iurthct inioruaiiOn as 10 tickets, rates,
HRG18o, oheeks, etc. call on or address u W
,OOKLNEl, District Passenger Agent; II
hosLEf, Ticket Agent. sc Main street, corner
o. CRANKY. or c FLNCu. Agent, Jepot Nor
folk and Western railroad.
". .BEVILL.
General rs .euEer Agent
General % e. Roanoke Va.
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Chicaun lsnrISets.

ORIoAao, January 1.-The leaiing
sutures ranges as follows: Mheet ctuun,i
irreSnlar. Corn closed lower. Oats
close" lower. Fork c!osoi high T.
"nkAr--'anuary, -; May, 81; July.
fS ass. Uiosinx-January. =; May, 5SI;
July. 5s7. .
Com anuary. 45;; May. As. July,
-. Closing 4bs May, Az;
oATs-Janu"ry. ISL; May, 81. Clos,
sng-J"nuary. !o!; May, 90sa3;
Po"K-January, ll.6O; May, ll.77i.
CLOSING amntry, l.6l. May. ll.75.
fnS-January. G.S2j; May. G.9i!,
Hibs- anu"ry, 5.oo; a!av. 500. Clos.
anG-January. $50, May, 5.97l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-12

295. 1886 bales. showing an increase
OF SO, 965 bales over corresponding
week last year.
New Orleans receipts for to-day
are estimated at from 5000 to H., :
OO0 bales against 7.424 bales last
year
Receipts at Houston. Texas. yes
terday were II. 991 bales against
2,396 bales corresponding day last
pear. Great Texas!
The summary of the crop move
ment is rs follows:
1926. 1894
Receipts at U. s. ports 2lo,9io l43 ,0s2
l,o oIpts since sept | .6,Ie3.l.4 4.I43.2 o
Exports during week. 295,325 23s, 80
E1 Jorts since Sept l. 3,?l9.72a soy .2S5
Stock at U. :. ports. i, l34 ,7H2 l,l3O. 1877
Interior receipts $500 l1I.0ig G9.SS4
Stock lnterlCr towns.. ;67, 49, COO $50
brought III sight. week 2l9.972 l34,I9G
Crop.in sight. Sept 7,25l,726 5,7l7,2l4
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And IAppAHANN0Ci

OhFOLh AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ KOUTE.-On and after .SUNDAY,
December 31th. the steamer EsseS viii
leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk. ery
SUNDAY at 2 a. m.. for lsppaAonnock
and intermediate landings. Freight for
there points recei oi SATURDAYS For
landings beyond Tappahannock freight
ceived az usual
de233m MN. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
poANoKE AND OASHiERIvEk LINE
Il e-Steamer LUCY. j. j. Jones. master.
WIN leave commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY at D. M. for llymonth
and all Roanoke river landings as high
es PALMYRA. y. O.. Windsor AN all AM
ings on the Cashie river. treights re.
ce yed up 10 6 p. NJ. For further infor-
nation apply 10 the NOTTINGHAM Il
MhhNN Co. ONCE Commerce street
Nnari' Ehone lao. Iy8-tf
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D. F. DONOVAN]
WALL. PAPERS
ALBERT STAHL,
PRACTICAL DECORATOR.
go CHURCH STREET,

M r. w. II. BUTT. FORMERLY FORE
VA man with w. G. Hamilton 4 Ga.
wishes to announce that % has with.
drawn his service, from the said " q.
Hamilton Co., and has opened a busi-
ness for himself on PLUME STREET.
between Bank and Atlantic streets, where
lie viii cheertully give estimates on ali
kinds OF BUILDING AND JOB WORK.
jaG-lws
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS, CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

BoB EoSTON. PROVIDENCE AND sA.
VANNAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at 6:00 o. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Evory TUESDAY and SATURDAY 90
800 pm.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
Fret class, including meals and
saloon etsteroom berth .s 90
second ciaas. including meals and
'''..........-..... wv
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. WEI NEsDAY ana
FRIDAY at IL. IN.
fare-Firai-c including meals
Fa:e-serond-claGs. including
meals and bunk IN
Perishable freight son. via providspca
forwarded by early train to Roaton ana
at tho same rate as By direct steamers 10
Boston ~
Perishable freiehts not receiysi later
man o;so ?. M on sailing days OF Boston
chips.
f0r further information apply to
Il. II. Wright, Agent Norfolk. Y.
VI, ~: SiEBBlNS. ASS t Tariff Mr.
W. TURN Err, General Pass Ac.nt
~. WHITNEY. Iraff. Manager
S'oorSi oihces, Baltimore. Md.
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NLYDE's REGULAR LINE ST. PS
" FOR PHILADELPHIA nstSee
ONLY diree, line nom Norfolk 10 ~
Philadelphia.
Until iurther orders, steamers are appointed
to sail fr M Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday at6 p. M. and from ehile-
delpbia every Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur-
uH through bills OF iadias.o all points South
liz and VIRGINIA and Tennessee Air Line
RaiIroad.. JAMES w, McCARRICR,
General Southern Agent Norfolk, Va
VIM. F. CLYDE a CO., Agents, PhilaaelDhfA,
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PASSENGER SHIPS AXE APPOINTED TO
4 eail from Norfolk on 1IOND Y. TUES.
DAY WLDN EsDAY. THURSDAY aud SAT-
MONDAYS. TUEsDAYs A w JED s ga
iHl RSDAYS FAT 3 p. a.; Ana
passenger accommodations unsurn.,,sa
Fare, including meals and stateroom
Fars, round trip. limited to thirty thirty :"
For tickets and reservation Of .taterooms ap-
r ry u. Somptny's office n Main street, or at
lnRBi iGMoSDMiSi lips leave Norfolk every
every sNXDi TuE ESD YYswP9Tt News
TiMESGhEDULE OF sTEA MERs NORTH.
ALIENATION, LuRAY, ACCONACK. VIR.
wharf, Norfolk -''" = ' >'"pAh'S
3 Foh oDD roiET-At6 {, $40 and 11:1 ana.
and Sd5 p im; Portsmouth, Gas and TO-: <m
and and 5 5,sb M ray Line Wharf, Nor DIX att
FOR HAMPTON At 1i:l5 amnnd sa5p
IN; Ray Line il;So a IN; aud g. II; Portsmouth.
. FOR NEW PORT NEWS AND snJrR.
rriELDmAt 2so M Portsmouth. e45 m,
Ray Line wharf, S;oSPme e,vrs n.u,.
eert sundays, lcav ng COmpany's WARTS Mt s:Bs
Am; Portsmouth. Gas m; Bay Line wharf.
FUn BACK PoQUoslN snd SEVERN rivers,
" iaf9i Mt9SDSYs TUES AVS aad fN iPp4{s
at $40 a nj; Portsmouth. s;45 m: Bay Tins
FOR fANsEMoND RIVER and SUE.
FOLk.-At 800 p. m; Portsmouth. $40 o. ID.
eonnscIng1t snfolk with W. L. Coz R.R. and
Fr r% r fo n Matthews Back Poquosin, Ware
seyern and Nansemond rivers must be prss
PANsSo. CARoLINAD vlSioN-tForneriy
~, n. d ". ,. Ll-Steaner "Albermare]'
leaves Norfolk for Washington, n. c.. Mon.
days at pm; Friday. M carrying freight
and passengers for Wa'hi ag'on AVID pein.s on
Freight for NEWBERNE, n. c.. received at
N. & s II. r. deroi.
Freight received daily, exeept Sunday, untn
300 n. n. N r CROwELL Agent
L'OR EICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
Il OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW
direct by daylight -yir Sinia Navigation
Compaay's Eleg Mt Steamer OJtHO
A>.leayes nv de Wharf n orroik.every
TUESDAY. III kSDAY ami SATURDAY
1T 2 a. W.. touching at Portsmoutn, q d
Point, Newpo Nows going an return
ing, arriving at Ricnmoud about . d. m,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
and r turn e2.j0' iare t. Richmond
seoond-class. 81 Tickets much cheap
er than bv anv other route TO
Richmond fe.er burg, Waverly, Hicks
ford AMI stations on atlantic and
Danville railroaI and all points via Rich
mond. tickets for ale at ticket agencies
of Wake 4 Son. II. Brandt and on board
~ Freight received daily, sunday az
ceptsd, for all above named points.
| JAMES ". MoCAKRIUk,
| Agent.
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FRavELERF euYnw
HHHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
n ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.,
W. v.n Nordon. Receivers
bCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
OCT. 1884. AT 9 O'CLOCK A II,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
200 a m, Bired
tl:Go m Local Express.
400 III, Loca Express.
o;3op M. Local Express.
SUNDAY TKAINy,
1880 IN, Local Express
s:eO pm. Local Exure,s
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
eO0 am. Local Express
2:i6 M, MiNed.
4ljpm, Local Express.
t3Qpm, Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l;3o H. Local Express
300 IN, ocnl Express
Local Express Trains make tho trip In forty.
Owe minutes.
Mixed Trains one hour and ten minutes
b. 2. HOLLAND
General Superintendent
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Peanus MARKET.
MarEet. quiet; Prime. l;c: strictly
prime, &c; fancy, -2!c; common. lall.
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Cape
Charles
ROuto
| ROH York, PHILADELPHIA and
{ Norfolk Railroad Co.

EY Ea
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SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
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FOR tickets and reserya,ion of ,tatercoms ar
ply nj Compsny's Office II Main a,rsst, or AZ
general oihcs NJ wharf
nRRI, ilMoND-S lips leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY, 3. m. and leave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, ar
irving at Richmond the mex; morning.
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r. aL0 DGAIHIGH S[EiASA 2
NSiS COMPAXl
FOR MEw YORR

DASSESGEk SHIPS AXE APPOINTED TO
4 eail from Norfolk on AIOND Y. TUES
DAl WkDN ESDAY. THURSDAY aud SAT-
DHDAl a. 6 on y. IN. rom New York. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEDNESDHYa
Thu RSDAYSf at3u. "a
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passenger Accommodations unsur,,.,s
Fare, including meals and statsroom
Fare, round trip, limited to thirty
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sugar NEHrt.pf.

rates to the dilterent points.
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baltimore STEAM PACKET COMPANY
- ebay Line.
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VI, Inc new and powerful iron palace steamers
daily as follows
NORTH BOUND.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02
THE PASSING OF THOMPSON.

By an Over-q Perhaps, of
Clerk Moye, he was Knocked Over
TIVE Seats ia the Train Yesterday
and Fell on Mrs. Fents WHO De-
paanded Moye's Arrest.
The lot of Mr.. @. P. Thompson seems
not to be happy one. 1t was said that
at Louisburg Thursday he wanted TO
''break the face" of Prof. D'Anna after
the decision as TO the boy, Hugh d Anna.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson, after spend
ing the night at the Marlborough, took
the afternoon train for Washington. Mr..
Thompson, while waiting for the train,
walked out in front for a while, and
most of those who saw him judged
him to be very much under the
influence of liquor, as he staggered in
somewhat aimiess and reckless fashion.
But it was maintained that he was not,
that he was suffering from st. Vitus's
Dance or some form OF paralysis, and
something of this kind was established
before Judge Undertake at Louisburg.
But of this affection Deputy Clerk
Move knew nothing Hewas on his way
to Cary whittier ne usually goes in the
afternoon, and followed the crowd to the
train. Mrs Thompson went along, too, and
many who knew who she was watched
her with a certain admiration for her
style aud beauty. She was the kind of a
woman to catch the sympathy of men,
and most Of them about here seemed TO
lean her way in the matter of the custody
of her little son, despite the fact that
the sporting life of her present husband
is alleged to be a good cause why she
should not have the boy.
And now, Mrs. Thompson was seated
in the car awaiting her husband He
was coming down the aisle, and in the
crowd pressed disagreeably up against Nj
Move, who demonstrated, and looked be-
hind only to see what he thought was
a drunken fellow trying to yeX him. He
lost his temper, and before he knew it,
struck Thompson facer which sent him
back over two seats pell NELL almost into
the lap of Mrs. Fent, who vas sitting
with little child. Mrs. Fent became
very indignant at Mr. Moye and, alighC-
ing from the train, demanded his arrest,
said she would have him put in jail if
it took the rest of her life. Mr.. Moye
offered TO give himself up to officer
Beasley, who however, did not think it
necessary to de,ain him as he could be
arrested at any time. Mr.. Moye begged
Mrs. Fent's pardon, and when it was
all explained felt regretful over the
whole affair Meanwhile, Thompson had
taken his seat with his wife, evidently
having quite Gained down.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

The friends of Hon. George Y. Strong,
one of whose eyes was removed few
days ago, will be glad to know that the
operation was successful, and that he Is
suffering no bad effects from it.
Mr.. n. A. London, of Chatham, re-
turned home yesterday, after appearing
before the Supreme Court in the argu-
ment touching the dispute over the
Chatham-A lamance dividing line,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Thompson, of
Washington, D. O., accompanied by
young Mr.. Mccormick, of Newton, who
was one of their counsel in the recent
habeas corpus proceedings for little
Hugh D'Anna, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
The cotton receipts yesterday for
Raleigh were about $50 bales. Tho mar
ket was steady at about 1-2 cents,
though the New York market closed
about Z points off. The Liverpool mar
ket closed 2 ID points higher, Values
will probably adjust themselves this
morning.
81 heard the argument in the Supreme
court today said a prominent citizen
last night ''of Mr.. II. a. London, of
Chatham, on the line dispute between
Chatham and Alamance. | had heard
him on various occasions, but never be-
fore in the Supreme court His argu-
ment was able, learned, at times eloquent,
and he spoke from the heart, protesting
in his love for Chatham against the pro-
posed ACKNOWLEDGMENT like son rather
than as an attorney.n
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02
CHATHAM VS.. ALAmANCE.
Argument Before the Supreme Court in
Regard to the Land in Dispute.

Argument Before the Supreme Court in
Regard to the Land in Dispute.
The whole session of the Supreme
Court yesterday was occupied in the
argument of the case of the Commission
ers of Chatham County VS.. Z A. Thorne
ct ais. This is the noted contest over the
disputed line between Chatham and Ala
nance counties, which has excited so
much interest in these two counties.
The last Legislature passed an act APP
pointing certain persons as commits
sioners ''to locate the county line
between Alamance and Chatham coun-
ties according to the original survey
of 1870 establishing the county of
Chatham" and the controversy is as to
the meaning and intent of the words
''original survey" The defendants who
are the commissioners named in said act
considered these words as meaning and
intending that they should locate the
line according to the calls and bounda-
ries get forth in the said act of 1870,
while the plaintiffs contended that the
said words "original survey" meant the
survey actually made in 1870. The terrific
~ III uispu16 10 dooHJ eighteen niles III
length and averages about three miles
in width, and is one Of the best parts Of
Chatham county.
The case yesterday was argued for the
plaintiffs by Fl. a London and T B
Womack, and for the defendants by E.
s. Parker ard J. A, Long, and the argu-
ment was heard with much interest by
those who happened to be in the court
room at the time.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02

Rev. Fir. Ouellet, or Commodore Howell,
or Mr.. Gillian, of Judge, or Ida Lewis,
or ex- Minister to Austria John B. Fran
els, or any other widely known man or
woman who expressly wishes others to
be benefited by his or her experience,
the proprietors of Paine's celery com
pound gladly give such unsolicited testi-
monials to the public press.
But one persons health is as valuable
as anOther's, and in publishing the testi-
monials of people of whom this great
remedy has made well and strong, no
particular emphasis is put upon such
PERSONS official standing.
The world is made up of what Abra-
ham Lincoln called "the plain people. y
1t is they whom Paine's celery compound
has most benefited.
Here is a letter (verbatim) just receiv-
ed from Louisa Pierce, of Melette, South
Dakota.
81 used Paine's celery compound first
for rheumatism, and found that it helped
me very much. / have since used it for
nervousness and kidney trouble, and
have received very much benefit from
its use, and consider it one of the best
of remedies. Mr.. A. Cady's people use
it and think they can hardly get along
without it in the house. / know of sew
eral others that have used it that | am
not acquainted with, but one other lady,
Mrs Oadell, used it for nervousness, and
it made her we'll"
There is the testimony of thousands.
Paine's celery compound makes people
we'll
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02

What excuse is there for not getting
strong and well Paine's celery com
pound, the worlds great remedy for
nervous weakness, can be obtained at
any druggists in any city or in any
country town, One can get heartier,
healthier appetite, purify the blood and
incrt ase its power of feeling the nerves
and tissues by taking Paine's celery com
pound
It is the greatest invigorator in exis-
tence. Convince yourself Of the fact
Try it.
Testimonials for publication are taken
quite at random by the present proprie-
etors of this great remedy.
The letters are never ''doctored."
Titles are never placed before the
names of untitled people. Honest but
obscure men are never said to be ''bon
orable" Everyday kind OF men who
have been made we'll by Paine's celery
compound are never paraded before the
public as THE Great Mr.. SO-and-So, " or
''The Wonderfully Successful Mr. This
and-That" Gases of ordinary sickness
are never elaborated into hideous, i'm
possible diseases.
VIII ere it happens that thenail brings a
heartfelt letter from such man as State
Treasurer C0lVin, of New York, or Mr.
Carlisle's private secretary, or Edmund
Russell, or Mayor McShane, Of Montrel,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-11-02
WILL INVADE THE SOUTH.
Five Hundred ChicagOans Will Visit
Atlanta on Illinois Day.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-Chicago, FIVE
hundred strong, not including the boys
of the First regiment, will invade the
South next week. Starting on the even
ing of Friday, Nov. s, the programme
mapped out for the excursion covers
ten days trip, including two days
visit to the Atlanta Exposition.
Visits to Chattanooga, Charleston,
Augusta, Nashville, Savannah and other
places of interest are included in the
proposed tour, and at every stop, so the
programme says, the visitors will be
treated to the best that Southern hos.
pitality can offer. 1t is the present ln-
tention of the promoters of the excursion
to start Friday afternoon, arriving at
Nashville next morning. Saturday night
the party will leave Nashville for Atlanta,
which will be reached Sunday morning
After resting over Sunday, the visitors
will make their first acquaintance with
the exposition on Monday, November
II, "Illlnois Day" But the day of the
trip and probably the big day of the Elk
position itself will be Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10, which is already set apart as
Chicago Day"
uaoI9e Dill nuo +ho Loa4 81 e.. H..