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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL


the drill last night and elected
two new members.
Ladies day at Pacific Tennis
courts, which are open throughout
the day.
The Hawaiian Medical Society
will meet this evening at the
home of DR.. McGrew.
Godfrey Rhodes has taken one
of the Hall cottages on Nuuanu
avenue.
Messrs. G. M. Cooke and j. B.
Anterior are expected on the Ma
riposa tomorrow.
Hawaiian students at Yale Uni
versity are giving a good account
of themselves.
An additional force Of men was
put to work on the new Punchbowl
reservoir yesterday.
Merit will tell, and that is the
reason tue BULLETINS subscrip-
ton list is piling up so fast
W. r. Castles resignation
as Minister to Washington has
been received at the Foreign
Office.
News arrived on the lwalani
this morning that Mrs. 5. W.
Wilcox of Lihue, Kauai, is seri-
ousIy i'll.
jim Quinn has horse in train
ing for the races on January LIST,
and may surprise some of the ex-
perts.
Pacific Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons will hold special
meeting this evening for work in
the third degree.
Colonel Spalding writes encour-
agingIy of cable prospects. Under
the circumstances he could hard
ly do otherwise.
The general sentiment seems 10
be that road races in this city are
unsatisfactory, alike to contest
ants and the public.
Miss Ethel Mossman of the Ka-
hulu school leaves on the Aus
tralia today for a months visit to
Oakland friends.
Merchandise of the Pacific
Trading Company, bankrupt, is
being inventoried anG arranged for
assignee's sale.
Owing to necessary repairs to
its press the BULLETIN has been a
little late the past two days, but
everything is all shipshspe now.
A boiler explosion in the De-
troit Journal building on the 9th
inst. caused the death of eighteen
persons and injury to many Others.
DR.. Borrie, late of the Belgic,
who is now in San Francisco de-
MES positively that that vessel
brought the cholera to Honolulu.
The Government will probably
send an agent to Hong kong to III
vestigate the actions of those who
procure Chinese contract laborers
for these islands.
Miss Helen Wilder and Miss
Alice Kimball leave on the Aus
tralia for two months visit to the
home Of the latter in Oakland,
California.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany will have something
to say to the public tomorrow
about the immense lot of new
goods received by the Australia.
James f. Morgan will on Satur-
day next at II noon sell lots adj
jacent to Kapiolani Park, under
foreclosure of a mortgage made
by the late DR.. George Trous-
Seau.
A recent number OF the Call |
says the present attitude of the
champion pugilsts is slowly con-
vincing the country that the de-
feat of Sullivan was cruel and I'M
necessary blow to humanity.
A number of the members Of |
the Young Hawaiians' Institute
serenaded Mrs. Mary E. Foster at
her residence last night, the oc-
casion being that lady's departure
on the Australia today.
The Board OF Directors of the
Hawaiian Athletic ASsOciation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-20
Sons of Veterans.

A short meeting of the intend
ing charter members of the new
camp of Sons of Veterans was
held last evening, and it was de-
cided to send an application for
a charter by today's mail. A fav-
orable reply is expected by the
return mail, after which prepar-
atoms will be made for the i'm
mediate institution of the camp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-20

Mrs L. Lambert leaves on the
Australia this afternoon.
Now is the time to subscribe
for the BULLETIN.
Brown & Kabey have q change
of ad. In this issue.
Land Commissioner Brown is
making preparations to 60 to Hilo
on the next Kinau.
Jim Dodd has reftted his iaunt-
ing car and will give moonlight
drives to his friends.
A petition asking for clemency
for the remaining political pris-
oners is being circulated by Chas.
B. Wilson.
Miss King says that learning to
ride her new BULLETIN bicycle is
not so easy as her friends led her
to believe it would be.
The band will play at the Exc
cutive building this afternoon
Immediately after the departure
of the Australia.
1opa, a native, was convicted of
vagrancy by Judge Wilcox yester-
day afternoon and sentenced to
six months at hard labor with 81
costs.
S. Lono was fined 800 and
costs this morning by Judge Per.
ry for selling liquor without
license, to which offence be plead
ed guilty.
Pau Aki pleaded guilty in
Judge Perry's court this morning
Of selling liquor without license.
Sentence suspended till moved on
by the prosecution.
Judge Perry returned from his
trip to kaneohe yesterday and
reports the roads very muddy.
Considerable rain fell on the
other side Of the pail yesterday.
According to coast advices the
U. ). S. Boston was to have gone
into commission again yesterday.
She is likely to be ordered to
China and to call here on her
way there.
Thomas Rain Walker was una
nimously elected synodsman of
the second congregation of st An
drew's Cathedral last night to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Captain Mist.
The stained glass windows, now
nearly all placed in the Christian
church. are in pretty designs.
Upon the window behind the plat
form there is an open Holy
Bible.
Workmen are engaged in fitting
up the store on Fort street, for
merly occupied by Fosters har-
ness shop, for W. W. Dimond' s
display of Christmas crockery and
glassware. Electric lights were
being put in this morning.
Lee Kos trial for having
opium in possession has been set
for the 23d. In the meantime
the defendant is out on 800 cash
bail. The same disposition of the
cases of All Wa and All Kwai for
the same offense has also been
made.
The case of Juno Davis, charg-
ed with breaking into the room of
Pale Aiapai with the intention of
committing a felonious assault,
was partly heard by Judge Wilcox
yesterday afternoon and will be
concluded this afternoon.
Mr.. Yatman will speak to ma
tives at kawaiahao church at 7
o'clock this evening, his remarks
being translated into Hawaiian
by Rev. II. H. Parker. Mr.. Yat-
man will afterwards hold services
at the Methodist church in the
hall over Tracy's store.
An old native, who IS paralyzed
in one arm and carries newspapers
on horseback fer living, had his
leg broken yesterday afternoon
while on his rounds on School
street. He was on horseback and
claims that sudden turn of the
horse broke his leg and threw
him to the ground.
The charge of selling ava root
without license placed against
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
At THE STATE CAPITAL
Matters of Interest Going on in
and Around Richmond.
Remarks Concerning the "Sound
Money" Convention. The Um-
pirc Question. An Eccentric
New Kent Mans Action.
Rev. y. 3. Hawthorne,
Special Dispatch to Tho virgiuiau,

RIcnMoND, Va. August l7.-It ia
quito evident that tho Virginia Base
bali Tongue cannot he conducted next
yenr under the plan that has been fol.
lowed this yenr. There must be
clmnSs and better system of control.
Tho manner In which the umpires
are everywhere condemned and the
frequency OF the changes in the staff
are matters thut deserve careful con
sIderation. The proposition to employ
good practical. M to.date baseball
man and give him the entire manage
meut of the league seems to meat with
favor here aud will be heard of again.
AS yet no effort has been made here
To organize the city in the interest of
sound currency, as the Chamber of
Commerce sometime ago recommend
ed. The movement lacks n leader ana
no one volunteers TO take up tho work.
Many are willing und anxious to follow.
but the mau to take tho silver bnli by
the horns is hard to find. The persons
In business and professional pursuits
are very largely iii favor of sound
money, but the mechanics mud other
wage Garnurs IRE about unanimously
for silver.
strange story was brought here
To day from New kent, the truth OF
which is vouched ior. Last week MIR.
j. ii, Christian. au eccentric old gen.
tieman, WAS taken very Ill aud hu
thought lie could not recover. lie
sent Ia runstall's for an undertaken To
come und take his mcasure Tor IA coiIiu,
which he did. The burial hoy wns
mnde and taken to MIR. Christine who
approved 1t. He is now much better.
und Will recover, but will keep the box
until lie needs it.
Rev. DR.. j. b. Hawthorne, of At
lautn, Is here and Will ill the pulpit at
the Fret baptist Church in the morn
ing. DIR. Hawthorne used to he pastor
here. Ever since lie went nwnv he hns
always made II convenient TO come TO
Richmond every summer and preach
two or three SUNDAYS in August. DR..
Hawthorne is sure 70 hnve n hacked
house as he always does. Recently he
Inns been pitching into women for rid.
ing bicycles aud many people think he
will touch upon this subject to NOR
morrow. DIR. Hawthorne is spending
few days withAir. w. S. Forbes mt
Bon Air. He is looking remarkably
we'll.
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church NOtcs,


First Baptist Churoh-preaching by
tho pastor, lev. +. b. Hatcher, at II
o. IN. and Sp. m. to-day.
Services at Colby Memorial Church
TO duy ut u. M. aud D. IN.
DIR. j. &. Burroughs, of the Satur.
DAY Graphic, will preach ut the Dis
ciples' Church to-day mt IL O'clock.
Subject; Tho Origin of Satuu." No
night service.
CRANKY Street NJ. Il. Ohurch-Ser.
vices TO day ut ii q. m. aud s %. m.
PreaohinR by the assistant pastor, Rev.
Il. Ii. Bennett.
Centenary NJ Il Church, Rev f. Fl
rawlings, pastor Preaching II n M
ana p NJ. Devotional meeting by
Epworth League FRIDAY 3 y III.
kov IL Is Probat, of Atlanta, Ga. will
preach Mt the Charlotte Street Luthe.
ran Church ut a IN nnd y IN. Rev.
> Shenk and family leave Monday
Tor synod, which couvenes mt New
Market. Vn, August 18th. In oonse {.
qnence OF his absence ihore will be no
services III tho Lutheran Church pext
Sunday. August 18th.
Queen Street Nj II Church-Preacb
ing ut / a IN by d Il Merritt and Mt s
y IN by Rev j b Merritt
First Presby terian Church DIR
. IL Howortoh, pastor, will preach ut
| l a IN aud 8 p III.
Senmon's Bethel, Rev j Merritt
chhplnin-Divine services every SIM.
day ii; 1880 o'clock M and 4 o'olnck
p III.
Services at the Second Presbytoriap
Church-Preschiug at IL nm by Row
u a. Grllborizer, former missionary
10 brh%Il. No service at night.
, freeman street Baptist Church
Preaching at L III and SD NJ by Tho
pastor, lev NJ b Wharton. ID ID.
Morning subject: "Redeemer Saints
Like tho Angels" At night: ..Forsak
ing SIN and Returning to the Lord"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
BRAN BLETON.

MIR. j. L. lard, of 100 Reservoir
avenue, who not long ago joined his
family III their visit to friends in North
Carolina, has returned home, bringing
the sad Intelligence of the death OF his
beloved wife, Mrs. Dorcas l.. lard,
which unexpected event took place at
the residence OF her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
simpson, Powell's Point on August
18th. This excellent lady passed away
III the Christian faith at the uye of rs
years, & months and e days. Besides
her husband she leaves two childrcn
and host OF ncqnalntauces TO lament
her untimely death.
Rev. Geo. \. McFnden, OF GlOuces
ter, will preach at the McKendree to
day at | | II. m. and SlJ p. IN.
Mrs. r. b. Howell and children,
Iugh, Vernon, aud Oracle. are yisist-
lug relatives i'll Petersburg and
vicinity,
Rev J Hall, d d, pastor, will
preach at l | m. Subjects: wholly
the Lords. and at night, Jesus in
the Home"
Christiadelphia Ecolesia- at
ii III to dgy.
Yesterday afternoon, at $50 o'clock,
the remains of Emma Goodwin Barrett,
aged : years ana days, and daugh
ter OF MIR and Mrs II w Barrett. 300
Clay avenue, were inferred in Elm
wood Cemetery, Rev w + Watson
conducting the funeral services at the
residence.
Spnrgeon Memorial Baptist Church
Services to day at the usual hours by
the pastor, Rev W i Watson.
Christian Memorial Templo-Ser
Woes morning and night at the usual
hours.
Rev. j. b. Merritt preached the fun.
cral OF Leroy Blackwell. infant child of
Mr.. Leroy and Mrs. Eva Wilkins, from
their residence. 80 West Brambleton
avenue, yesterday afternoon Mt
O'Clock. lnterment was in E!mwood,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
A Delightful Season at This Famous
Resort. Great Enjoyment and


A Delightful Season at This Famous
Resort. Great Enjoyment and
Pleasure.
Especial Correspondence of The Virginiau
ALLEGHASY SPRINGS, Va, August Ii.
The Season at the Allegheny is at its
height. Among the most conspicuous
guest here are the Lynchburg Xouaves.
Their eucampment, to the right of the
lawn, has all the attractions that "brass
button" usually possesses.
At the competitive drill the medal
WAS won,by Private Landrum, and pre-
sented him most gracefully by Miss
Mabel Vaughan. OF Richmond. Va,
There have been several excursion
parties this week to Mountain Lake.
Among others. Gov. and Mrs. OFFER.
rail-, Miss Helen O'Ferrall, Misses
Stark and Shepherd.
The german Tuesday night was
greatly enjoyed.
There is to be fancy bail for the
children, August Odd.
On Wednesday morning the ladies'
gave delightful whist party. The in
vitations were in rhyme, and there WAS
an appropriate verse with each prize.
a beautiful private german was given
Thursday morning. The girls looked
their best IN dainty muslin frocks. the
men who wore white flannel suits Ger
tainly had the advantage of those who
did not III looking cool. Mr.. Will Cal.
houn led the german, introducing
many pretty figures.
The chnperone and other invited
guests were Mesdames +. l.. Bradley.
y. A. Calhoun. j. II. Estes, +. j, Glen.
ny, Misses Marie Mabel Vaughan.
Annie Calhoun, Scott. Walker, Nettie
Morton, CGwthorne, Pittmun, Cayce.
Lizzie Putney, Bessie Darlington,
Susie Morton, Mrs. Britt, Mrs. Styn,
Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Everns, Mrs.
Mercer and Mrs. Hill; Messrs. Huut,
Cowau. Mcdonald, Will. Calhoun. Ed.
Calhoun. Percy, Evans, Hill, Cuilipg,
Perkinson. Holt, X. II. Calhoun, Craig
hill Cooper
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
SHAHv|LLE2 SURROUNDINGS
An Interesting Letter from a Bright
Norfolk CORRESPONDENT.
Many Norfolk People Summering at
Resorts on the Line of the NJ. &
w. All These Places Crowded.
Some OF the People Who
Are Enjoying Life.
Special correspondence of tho virsiuian.


EVANSVILLE, August IA left Nor :
folk Monday uight and lad most de-
lightful night trip on the Norfolk aud
W estern railroad. The sleepers on the
route are very comfortable and the
service as nice az could he desired.
On the trip ] had the pleasure Of
seeing two of our home people," Nor
folk and Western officials, who urc
great favorItss, Mr.. William Malone,
who lives iii Lynchhurg, and MIR.
Bragg, who lives III Roanoke. The
Norfolk aud Western Is DOUG ''big
business.
More visitors from our city are on
this road this year than have been for
some time. | will mention some that
1 know: MIR. L X Borland's family
are Mt Forests Depot; MIR. Hugh
Murrey's family at Bonsuck's; Mr.. II a
Dobie's family at Wythevile. ulso
Mrs Salton Wake, Jr.; Mr.. w L
Payne's family, MIR. sum Floy d Is
family, MIR. Frank Grandy's family,
| Miss Rosa Cooke, Miss Susie Payne. is
N. Q.
large party is at Mountain Lake.
We have quite purity here. Mrs.
billiard and family are ut her country
! place, Walnut Grove. They have with
them MISS Virgie Carmichael, of
fredericksburg; Miss Margaret Reid,
Miss Mary Chamberlain, Norfolk Mrs.
.. II. Perry, of Norfolk. are here. She
is SO much pleased with the plucs that
this Is her third Summer. MIR. A. j..
Mnyre has quite n house full, includ
ing Col. l.. .. Mayre and wife, from
Lynchburg; MIR. Willie Mayre. Fred
erlcksburg; Captain aud Mrs. Helm,
Franklin county, aud Miss Belle w.
Tuustall, of Norfolk.
A large party came up with me from
Blue Ridge. Our city is represented
there by Mrs. Cooke, Misses Marion
and Aunie Cooke. Mrs. Thompson
Barron and sou, Otis Barron.
Crocketts Springs is tull, can't take
all who apply.
Allegheny has o crowd too. Miss
Sarah llarbil, who is Que of the nurses
from ST. Luke's, Rich mond, is spend
ing some time at home.
This county is perfeotlyygraud. BE
fore closing let me say word about
Norfolk and Western Railroad. l have
travelled great deal, but have never
been on better, more comfortable
and where the attention Is better than
this road. NORFOLK,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
ATLANTIC CITY.

Lieut.. Todd, of the fort, has no.
turned from Crozet, Va.
R"gnInr services today at CulIey
Memorial Church Ivy the Rev. j. Il.
W"ssum. Preaching Mt Il n IN and S
y M.
Tho Helping Hands OF Central Ave,
nue. Baptist Church will hold n fuir
next week, commencing to MORO "
night, III the old store formerly ocom
pied ns nn Ice cream saloon on Ave
nue. a.
Leklcs Memorial Church, Rev ] II
Koutten, pnstor -preschiug to-day ms
usual, ii III and s D III. Sunday
School ut 900.
Central Avenue Baptist Church.
rehci'ng to-day by the pastor, Rev L
a iinli at am and s p m.
MIR. Robert Il. Braniley died nt his
residence on Poole street Friday even.
Ing at o'clock, ngei 10 years. Funeral
VIII take piuce from the resldonce To
day Mt y. IN. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
I'M BERKELEY.

The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. j. L. Humphries will be con
Quoted at the residence on Second
street this morning at 10 O'Clock by
Hev. w, A. Slaymakcr.
Mr.. Pinkney Humphries did not kill
himself as was reported in one of yes.
terday's papers. fIe shot at him 80 II
once and before he could shoot the
second time he was discovered by
friends.
Tho funeral of Mr.. Il. s. Cherry
Will take place this afternoon Mt /
O'Clock from Berklsy Avenue Baptist
Church. Berkeley Lodge /. o, o, +,
and j. .. U. A. Nj. will turn out TO
phy the last sad tribute to their
deceased brother.
Misses Mnry and Sophie Wood, who
nave been visiting Miss AMMO Morgan.
returned to their home in Murfrros
boro, n. O., yesterday.
Miss Martha Berkeley is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. Albert Whetsel, formor resi-
don't of South Norfolk, is Visiting
friends III TINT place.
Mr.. Mccall Pate, OF Newport Nows
IL visiting friends IN town:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
slightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, Will.
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attes.
Abe value to health of the pure liquid
Mxative principles embraced in the
yemedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; enectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers
2nd permanently curing constipation.
1t has givea satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale 10y all drug
Eists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18

An entire change OF programme for
next week ut Ocean View and the bill
shows some excellent material. Among
the well known aud popular artists are
Morphet and Stephenson, musical
artists. Their vocal and Instrumental
specinties are known and appreciated
through the West, and is show IN
themselves.
The Bouldens will remain another
week and gives nn entire change of
programme. They are well known
among the Norfolk people.
Mr.. Oscar Gregory, the Oxford won
der. with his trained colts, Black Bees,
Sultan ana VANITY, aud his riding dog
Jap. will create n sensation. They are
wonders. The bill next week will
be moro attractive than any other and
all should attend by all means.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
Delegates Appointed,
BY Southern Associated pres

MADISON, Wis, August l7.-At the
soiicitnt'on OF the Board of Lady Man.
hBers OF the Cotton States Exposition,
al Atlanta, Gov. Upham has appointed
twenty one prominent ladies' OF Madi.
sou, Milwnukeo and other cities as
ue'tgales Tor Wlsconsin to the EXposl
tion: The male delegates are Col. John
A. living, Assistant Secretary of State,
Madison; Ihad {. Pound. OK Lleuten
amt Governor, Chippewa Falls, and
senator IL. q. Patnain. Broadheai.
AoA 200 that your hood i, pure. Good
heath follows the use OF iioon's Sarsnpa.
rita which Is the ono great blood purifier.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
ahe Dittcrenc. Ia the I,vo Tariff
Hills.
NV sonthorn Assoclnten proa

WASHINdroN, August 1.-THE opern.
uops OF the new tariff law, ns com
pared with those of the Mckinley Inv
hre shown IN report made 10 the
State Department sby Consul GrinneII
at Mancheeter, England. In the iitst
twcivo months at tue German Wilson
law, tho exports to the United States
declared from TINT point were valued
ut ST.. loO, 0O2in the lust twelve mouths
al the Mckinley law the declared OK
ports were valued ut $7,3i3, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-18
4 NNNrI Ferry.

The twentieth century ferry service
was inaugurated Friday night between
Port Norfolk and Lamberts Point.
the journey being made in MIR.
Roberts mammoth air ship. The
time III making the distance OF about
four miles, including about half mile
i'll mid air, was made in about ten
minutes. SO that as time saver the
coming mode OF travel may be hailed
with favor.
one al the Most Dirficult Problem.
that confronts the busy doctor in these
not days Is tho proper Stimulation OF
the sick. Proper i'll the sense that the
liquor administered is assimilated, di
gesled, and obtains the desired effect
quickly, without any wear aud tear
upon the digestive organs or producing
any excitement of the brain.
The OLD ASD GENUINE LoNDoS DocE
BRANDY, sold by .IomN W. Bunnow, the
druggist, Main street. has wonderfully
sustaining powers to the grievonslv
sick and weak, tidlng over patients
strength along until the disease has
spent itself. This BRANDY is specially
imported for it's medicinal qualities, 1t
is reliable, always digested, and TINT
easily, and Is adapted TO tue baby, the
adult, the Invalid aud tho aged. In
bottles all sizes pints. 90. / pints.
3Oc.; pints. 81; gallon. SS).
The steamer "Northampton," of tile
Old Dominion Line, leaves the Bey
Line dock, Norfolk, every morning Mt
700 u. M. for Mathews aud Glouces
ter counties, arriving here on her re.
turn trip about 600 p. M. This makes
n delightful trip during the hot wea
ther. Fare Sl.OU for the round trip.
jy7-tf
Don't leave for the seashore or noun.
tains without one of our covert" oycr-
coats, made for cool evenings.
NICHOLS n WALLACE.
1853 Main street
Special sale of neckwear. Goldman
& Hoiiheimer, 100 Main street.
Why travel without one of our "Cov.
ert" overcoats? Correct in fit. style
and place. NICHOLS X WALLACE.
100 Main street.
DIR. n. Jackson. Homropathist.
Office. Moritz building; Residence, 10
tel Norfolk; phone. 2S6. Jy7 codtf
Messrs. Horace s. Pced and James
nj. Jordan have formed co partner.
ship under the firm name OF +. Nj.
Feed Son, to conduct the ship chand.
lery and ship supply business at Water
street and Roanoke avenue.
October LIST, 1894. se30, su, tn, tt
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ELIZABETH CITY, N, G.

ELIZABETH CRY, N. g., August IT,
In the Mayors Court this morning
Thomas Russell. for being drunk aud II
tramp, was fined 81 and costs AS he
failed TO pay this he was sent out Of the
town.
Misses Madge and Helen Bond, of
Edenton, arrived here on the steamer
Newberne this morning on their way
home from Mays Head.
The usual Sunday services will be
held at all our churches to morrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles GuIrkin came
up from Nag's Head this morning and
returned in the afternoon.
Several complaints were made and
warrants issued ut the Mayors office
to-day. The case will be tried at the
City Hall Monday morning.