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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-06

Sistersvine from a very responsible
source said that the Associated Pro-
ducers Oil Cimpany had drilled In their
No. 3, on the Deist farm, and that II
was flowing at the rate of 80 barrels an
! hour. This well is located TO the north"
west of Nos. l and > Deist, drilled IN
some days ago, and is the largest OF the
wells drilled 50 far by that company
The Carter Oil Company we'll on the
| Hill farm was also drilled in last night,
and at twelve feet in the sand was max
! ing a very small showing for a pro-
Queer. This well is a wildcat, and the
general impression was that 1t would
be dry. When drilled deeper into the
sand, this well may show up all right
and make a good producer.
The Deep Run Oil Company's NO. o,
, on the Lewis farm, was drilled IL last
night and showed for about 20 barrels
a day 1t will be drilled deeper with
the hope of striking a better pay.
The Eastern Oil Compapy's No. b, on
the Frieden farm, was drilled IN late
/ last night, and was reported TO be shOW'
ing for about a 50 barrel pumper
The Sistersville field over in the Dog
Skin district got a hump on itself yes
terday, and as if TO make up for the
dry holes drilled in there recently, six
producing wells were drilled, ranging
| from 20-barrel bumpers a day to wells
that are flowing at the rate of 30 barrels
an hour The total production OF the
wells drilled in yesterday in that sec
/ ton will aggregate in the neighborhood
OF 1000 barrels.
The South Penn Oil Company got two
big wells in their new territory on Flat
Run, to the north and west of Manning
ton, Yesterday The wells were drilled
in partially Wednesday evening, and
when completed yesterday they were
doing in the neighborhood of 100 bar
rels each. The South Penn owns every
thing in that section.
John G.. MaUger, Editor of the Sun
beam, Selgman. Mo, who named
Grover Cleveland for the Presidency in
November, 1882, while he was Mayor
of Buffalo, n. Y, is enthusiastic in his
praise of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says Il
have used il for the past five years and
consider il the best preparation of the
kind in the market II is as staple as
sugar and coffee in this section. II is
an article of merit and should be used
in every household"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

lin5srn Gh%ndnnern lei Der Sroit
gs]penbet, baB bic fleinen Sraus1l 0es
birnmlildsn 9aeihes in Der leso'gs1l
soilettenfrase ibren abenoldnotlhen
@dmeItern 6en Gans entI4;eoen itrei@
Tia mahen. geIonbere 9orgfalt pers
psnben lie auf ihre 5riIur, bic tpohl
DE perl9nliBtsIte tit, Die man fih benz
fen tann. Oas 9aar pirb nit -bufs
!enbem Oel geIalbt, bas - ba bas
0aar nur ieltes sstpalhen tpirb -
allerbinas einen ranaigen 8erudh dn=
ninnlt; golbens unb ii4berne 5ilisrans
1labeln balten bic I9tperen 9aarmafen
auIamnlen. Oie Marqutie 81, Die
Satin bes 8efeblsbabers oes dinefis
fden 5eeres 2i@SunszElGang, TT eire
Der eleacnteIten syrauen bes bimmliz
I1en Gei9es. Die 3afl i1rer 9aarz
fr;Iuren auein belduft Iie} auf 80.
sS6re @arberobe be Itebt aus 1000
ueberpiirfen, 1900 8einfleioern rno
500 pelageipanbern. gines bon bie=
fen 9endnbsrn - aus ben 5ellea
tootgeborener gidbDrn9en sema4t -
lit BON unerneBli9em Mertb. Den
er0Bten Sbeil bes Subres perbringt tie
ouf i6rer punoeropllen 8eiibung IN
Sientltn, an ben llfern bes Jluhes
Yei=teo. Oort oerlebt iie tire Sage in
ftiller Wei6auli4feit einsig nit Der
pflsge tbrer - 9ineiiaen S4Onhsit
beiddftigt. 3peinal tdslih ninlmt
iis ein Sab BON OrungsnOl, in tpelhem
Nfa5ienblutben f1pimmen. SIT tbre
lanatpierige Soilette gu ibrer 3ufrte@
Serbeit beenbet, barn lGBt tie fi9, etne
2otosb.ume 5nii9en ben 2ippen. in
ibrer Sdnfte herumtragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

ar tifen fparmsn Drt unb Idbt fis gss
Ben. 9ierauf gibt man In eiae;i Sagel
Gin Iitrtsl Quart M:ld. 8 nn5sn
gutier, Elm Gtiidden ganasn 3imnlst,
Yanins unD Gitrnnenihale, ioipie 3ns
der unb ldBt es auffohen, iebt Die ytns
beln bineir, 10 bab iie fih nint briidsn,
ohr duh nicbt pon chamber ipegItshen,
unb foG bic Milh Big oben an Die Nus
beln, isbon niebt barber geben, bdnn
bratet man lie in n1;ttelmdbigsr 9iBs,
Bis Die Milh eingefoht 1T, fDOrauf iie
Rrtia iino. DER Dedsl, Der gendu unb
feit fdlieBen muB, barf niht dufgsbo-
BEN p:rben unb nub man am Eiegsl
bDrsn, bab bic Dampfnubeln cine 3ett
lang bratsn. Wan mub iih sbsnID In
Mht nsbmen, baB fie n:cht anbrennsn,
als gu friib ben Giegsl 5u 0ffnen, oa
Bel tp;ebsrboltem 3ufesen bic Huosln
aufamnenfansn ipiirben. yiun hebt
mon ben 9sdel anf, ounn be Oamptz
nabeln nit ihren &riiItdgsr mittsls etz
ner @9aufsl beraus unb iollen lie auf
Der gslatte s::ttsrn uno beim Giisn niht
eeIGnitten ionoern aaseinanbsr gsz
rihen tperbsn. Mn belten pabt cine
@aniiIeiauce, audi sibt man eompot
baau.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

ssratg5a urnfshrt. ltnb bunn: Elm
srober She'll unfres san5sn geIddftss
lebsns bdngt bon Der Wlooe ab. lsbt
ilnb bliibt nur bel ibrem WehIsl. Cine
SaiIoT obne Nsuheiten - llnb gaIl5s
Snbuitrien gsben rettungslos gu @rufts
be, 9nuIenbs bon 5dnilien berlieren
ibr fiiHmerlihes 8rot.
Sd m0dts banlit niht Der blsnosn
Mnnabne ieber Mobe bus Wprt geres
bet baben. @egetl iolhe rdrriihe
llebertreibuus gibt es einen iihsrn
Ghub: bic liebs Gitsltsit. Cine tluge
Dame bsritebt fdon, ieoe Wloos fur
ibre perIDnlhfeit um5un,obeln, uno
i.h babe nod feline Jorm Der 3lsioung
fennen gelernt, in Der cine ret5enos
syrau ni9t rsisenb getpefea tpdre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
&ersetsstaft.

Gs eisbt cine @i3eni4aft, bon Der
Nienano germ einrdumt, baB iie ibm
febIt, bas lit Der Saft; benn tuttlpIe
Menfden begs6sn cine Wsnge tletnerer
@erIt0Be, unD Die Melt rergiebt eber eiz
nen inneren 5e6ler, als einen Wangel
an riatissr Jorm. Der @laube, Dab
Salt angsboren lit, ite1t 3iemli9 felt
unb aGeroings finbet man ibn BET Ell
nam Meni9en itdrfer ausgeprdgt, als
beim unbern. Nber pabrer Saft entz
iprinst aus gana anOeren 8epeggriinz
ben, als gelelligen HidIiAten, es TT
niht etne 5olse Der 0Dflihteit, ionoern
Der Set6ltlofisfeit unb 5eigt itA ni9i
nur in duBsrsn Sormen, fpnoern in Ger
RudTidtuabme auf oie8efiibte anoerer.
Der Satt, Der elmer oberfldhliaen
aluele entIpringt, niro iIher nl1t
INNER bor9alten.
Der reAte Satt oeist lih ntht nur
bsren gegeniiber, bic iiber uns, lonoeru
aud beaslt gesenii6er, Die unter nns
fteben. Wie biele llnanne6mli9t
8iDertpdrtigfeiten entIteben aus W&n>
ael en- Satt! 2eiber empfinoen biejes
niasn. be tuftlos gebanoelt BADEN, am
tpeniaiten baDo1.
Wurben mir oft 10 lieblos Die pldns
uTb, 9anoiungen anberer beurtbeilen,
tpenn mir ben 5aft bdtten, uns I'm
Geilt an ibre Stelle 5u DerIeben?
Mahrer Saft bedt Die Tebigriffe an
berer su, fhont bic peripunbeten 9ers
aen. trDfet bic 8etriibten unb tit gtiids
lih nit ben @liidli9en. St fhlihtei
bic Strsitigfeiten unb griinbet 5reunos
fhafien, er bilft iiber peinliAe Mugen=
Eide binipeg unb nimmt ben Befange'
nen lire 8eriegenbeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
Wennbas Werfniht be

Wennbas Werfniht ben
Me;Iter lobt, lobt Der Weiiter bas
Merf.
Mufri6tig. lInte.officier
Tin Der cssnitruf.ionsitunbe): MAS
f3iiroen sic thun, tpenn auf bem
Sdldhtfelbs redts rnb linfs neben
sS1nsn sss5re Raureraben fielsn21 Rez
fruit: sd glaub', i4 tDiirb's gar riAt
abspartsn. Serr lnterOfficier."
Ha9 Der 0ert5sfbis
gungsrebs Mngsflagter: s9pber
Geriatsfof, oarf i9 einen antrag tel
lsn2" 8DrIiBenbsr: .Mas Dollen Sic
benn?" Mnsstlagter: so bite ben
@siitssauifarso nteines 9ersAsloigers
liaieriuhen au laiTsn!1
Gein gutter 0Orf d La 9.
5rsunb: vMsnn Du fis 70 liebIt, alter
sSunge, tparum 6eiratAeit Dm iie benn
nidt2" Slnger 9oftor: rGie beirds
tben2 Nismals. 5is 1T msine btIte
patientin!1
Der pantoffelbef6,
5rau (uls 9antippe befannt): nGs II
bod ionoerba;, nab bic Wdnner fr
gerne G0hne baben mollen. Denti
Dir, ulein Wuter bebausrte insner, bat
itb fsin Sunss gstporoen Bin. Wanr
dtuf5eno): DIS be0uusre Id aud
gGro!irs!'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

Gin Wenbepunft in @rGfs 2eben
unb aunit trat eesen @noe Der fieb5i'
ger Sabre elm, als er i'm Iuftrage eines
parifer 5reunbes iene biillenlos auf
blumenseldmiidtem Eager bingeltredte
reiasnbe Geitalt zines iungen bliibens
ben Meibes matte, Dem er ben Namen
,syelicia" CAB. @rdfs fiinitlerifhe
Wonne in Der Malerei oes ihDnsn
Radten mar babel eripa9t. Oehen
OaritelIung eri9ien ibm fortan als bic
bDdite 9lufgabe ieiner &unit. Oas
bollenbet gebaute unb NIT tpunDerpolz
lem 9aar unb 9auttDn begabte Wfoz
ben, bas ct fir elm Smeites berartiaes
Bib, rOas Mdr9en", fanb,
tpurbe bic lrfa6e gu iener nod unberz
seKenen bstlagensnerthen 8eritridnns
unieliger umitdnbe, bur4 Die bef
Riinftler Bis nabe an ben 3anb bea
8erberbens, bss biirserlihen Sobea
gefiibrt tpurbe. 9ie SreiIprehung in
fsinem proeeB, Die i'm oaDor rettete,
gab ibn Der aunit unb ieinen 5reunt
ben tpieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
0mifap Graf.

Giner Der beriibmteften Maler
Oeutf9lanbs, guFab @rdf, tit am 6.
Sannar 1896 i'm Mlter ppn "a Sabren
geItorben. Seine friiberen Biloer,
Der SubastuB", rWittefino por
aarl bem @roben", nMus5us offs
preuBiiher 2anbtpebr" Ii. +. tp. iinb
peltberiibmt geporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
mlarfd,an Ga,troDcrr.

Francois Certain be ganrobert, Der
lebte MurfdaG BON Grunfreih, TT nun
audi 3ur @rpBen glrnlse abbernfen
tporben. Der Weritorbeae, ipelher am
27. SUM 1909 seboren nnb I'M SABRE
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
s. an ro 5 E r t.

1926 in bic Militdrf1ule Ron ct. Gpr
eingetreten mar, fat an alien Rriegslt
tbsilgenommen, tpelhe 5ranfrein feit
ieinsm @tntritt in bic 4rnee sefiibrt
bat. Sm beutf9zfran3DIii1en Grieee
gsristb er in beutibe Gefangenfddft
unb nah bem 5r;ebsnsldluife nabm
er an berReufprmation bes .9eeres Ins
tbeil. Seit benz Sabre 1879 mar er
Wfitalieb bes Genats.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20

NeHs
Wom 0immeI In bic
61lIe. .Mlein Jrdulein, Der bDdfe
Munfh neines 2ebens 1T, mir einen
eiosren Serb su sriinben so
Sprefhsn 6ie bod nit meiner Mutter!'
80, t6eure Qnura, ID niirftc ih
boffsn Il" rWarum nint2 in
oluube, meine Mutter ipiirbe gang
dsra nod einnlal heiratbtu!~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-20
utm=yorker Staats- 3eitung,
sesrAnbet 1884.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr. w. Il. Goodwin, OF Avenue A., is
having two nice dwellings erected on
Campo avenue.
Inc congregation of Ashury Metho.
INST Church held their final service lust
sunday III the old building. DR.. Tudor
preached At IL q. III. AT the close of
the morning service the pastor took up
us missionary collection and raised
Si12, Several parties subsequently
handed MIN various amounts which ran
Tue collection up to nearly Sl75. At
90 p. III. the pastor preached tho last
sermon from the text, Psalm LNXII
10, auc gave the history of the rise
and progress of Methodism In this
Ward The church had grown from
twenty members November. 1884. TO
ISL April 2Sth, 1885, having lost by
death Rnd otherwise during the time
lil, leaving net mem bership ut pres
ent OF 30. Mr.. j. ID. Armstrong.
Secretary of the Official Board of the
Church, read the financial report of
the church showing that the finances
Oh tue church were paid up to date.
The church during the eleven yenra
anu live months OF its existence had
raised SIS, 800.
The ladies OF Asbury will give a con.
cert tonight IN the church for the pur
pose OF raising money 10 purchase new
hymn books for the new church.
The funeral of Mr. Henry j. Forrest
was preached Sunday at 3 O'Clock by
hev. /. a. Hall, OF Central Avenue
baptist Church. The following are the
names of tho pall-bearere: Aiessrs. S.
Il. Morrisette. W. +. Goodwin, robert
Jordan, Chas. Dehart, b. +. Weston
md Joseph Green. Interment was IN
Elmwood.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
HUNTERSVlLLE.

.. Mrs. w. s. Lenke who was sick for
several weeks with grippe. has sulic
nlentiy recovered to he ont again.
lev. w. 5. Leske Will assist Rsy.
u. w. Cox III revival meeting at Bur
rows Memorial Church this Week
Saturday night hats were stolen from
the hall OF Mr.. Sayage's residence on
Central avenue, No. 602, aud Sunday
night Mr.. W. II. Stephens house was
entered on COTE street and his watch
and some OF his clothes stolen,
Sheriff Cromwell will occupy in the
near future the house now occupied by
Capt. /. Nngent, corner of Johnson
and Central avenues, he having re
Gently purchased this property.
Rev. Jos. Ill. Amiss preached morn.
lug ana night Sunday at the Methodist
Church. the pastor, Rev. }. q. Len.
non, having gone TO fill appointments
for him Cat SIn!thield and vicinity.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCianahau, beloved
wife OF Mir. Richard McUlanahau. died
yesterday morning at 80 o clock at her
home, No. 5sG Central Avenue. a,ed
Is years. She leaves besides her hu,.
baud two daughters to mourn thar
loss She was u cheerful and patient
Christian lady and her deuth bring,
great grief to the bereayed family.
Her funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon ut 4 O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance invited To
attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
BRAN BlETON.

Mr.. @. G. Pattoe, of Washington, ID.
o., has removed to this city aud made
his fnmiiy residence at 2I9 Hamlin
avenue.
MIR. Harry Duval. of Florida. is on
a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Ii. Y. Wright,
Brsmbleton avenue.
Miss Eva Jordan, of Park avenue.
has gone to Suffolk, W., to attend the
marriage of her freud Miss Sallie
Duck, which will occur to-day.
The Alckendroe Rosebud Society
was postponed Sunday on account of
the Indictment weather to the second
Sunday III MAY.
The W. q. I. U. will meet this even.
ing at o'clock in Brambletou Hall.
kev. W. f. Watson and family will
leave to-day for Southern Piues, n. c.,
for benefit of Mrs. Watson's health,
which has been failing for some time.
Brnmbieton Hall was occupied last
night by the ladies of Spurgeon
Church, who are conducting this week
o bazaar Tor benefit of their church.
Refreshments will he served; also a
good programme will be rendered to.
night.
There will be a musical given at the
residence of Mrs. Weaver this evening.
Admission, free. Refreshments will be
served for the benefit of Queen Street
Church. An invitation is extended to
all.
Mr.. John Il. Dyer died at the resi-
dence OF his son, Robert l.. DYER,
Esq, 10 Gibbs avenue, Sunday, at 4:40
p. m, aged 60 years. . months and Is
days. The funeral will take place from
the M. f. Tabernacle, Princess Anne
county, to day. at ~ o'clock. Friends
ana ncquaintances respectfully invited
to attend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
KNOWLEDGE

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syrup of Figs is for sale bv al drug
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niacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
s)ackage, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, YOU will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
Grand Spr,n. Sprctal.aIe

The largest value for the smallest IN.
yestment ever known to shoppers.
First OF all, 1000 30 cent books,
slightly damaged, at lOc; second,
Bnron Munchausen, Grimm's Fairy
Tales, Shandon Bells. by VIM. Black,
and Birds OF Prey, by Miss VI. Il.
brandon,for the small sum Of l7c II
volume. These books are Handsomely
bound and cannot lie duplicated for less
than zoe; third, for boys aud girls we
offer our lonng Soldiers, by Llcnt. w.
Il. Hamilton, and stories about
Animals. by Capt. MGyne Reid: reeu.
lar 81 edition; fourth, the Hcrmits, bv
Kingsley, the Historical Evidence. by
Rnwilsou; Curious Myths of tue Mid
die Ages. Patriarchs and Prophets:
these two by :. Barring Gould, A
Daughter of Venice. by John Seymour
Wood. These are indeed an extra bar
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ElIiots aud Edna Lynli's works, Fix
volumes to the set, at Sl.29 for the set :;
Dumas, eight volumes, at Sl.6J for the
complete set. This Is grand library
edition and worth more than double
above prices; sixth, Starmouth Die.
,iorary. count of Monte Cristo, Gil
Bias, Mysteries OF Paris: very interest
ing books, aud each volume com plets
and magniiicently bound at G9c per
volume; seventh. liuskin's works, Haw.
thorne's and ShGkespeare's at SI.9S per
set, really worth So. The price quoted
on all our books during this sale are
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works are known to he the very best
published. Our line of Bibles, Prayer
and iiymnais and small gilt books by
popular authors, go at sacrifice.
III iine stationery, either linen or
satin finish paper, will be sold ut l9c
per pound, worth j0c; envelopes to
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and 29c per box, with envelopes to
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ana many other attractive bargains ut
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The NrsRAUM Book AND Art PLACE,
lbs Main street, Norfolk, Va,
ap3O Ii
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
BERKELEY BRIEFS.

The Ladies' Aid Society aud Y. p. Is.
5. Union of Main Street Christia n
Church will give series of entertain
ments ut Odd Fellows Hall, South
Norfolk, on next Wednesday,, Thurs
duy and Friday for the benefit of the
Church fund. Some of the best local
talent Ia expected to he on hand.
Messrs. Stonley y Co.. have removed
their grocery business from the Berk.
ley Block. on Chestnut street. to the
store corner of Pearl aud lce streets.
Tho Deacon" n comedy drama, will
be given ut Market Hall, on May the
Sth, for tho benefit OF the Independent
Ii ose Company.
Rev. NJ. Etheredge, OF North Caro-.
lima. preached at the Chestnut Street
Nj. Il. Church last night.
The fcrryboats will commence run.
ming in tho Pearl street dock this
morning at s O'clock so rs to have some
repair done 10 the old dock foot of
Chestnut street, which will take about
ten days.
The remains OF Master Walter
Hughes will be sent to Charles CITY
count. Va. this morning for interment
Vim steamer PocGhontns.
Mr.. w. f. Bundick, of OuGnceck,
Va, State Deputy |. O. G. T.. will de
liver temperance address in the
Christian Church, Berkeley, to night,
at o'clock. The public are cordially
invited to be present. Admission free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

The number OF truck barrels being
daily shipped from Suffolk factories to
points on the Nansemond, Will average
from 1900 to 1000.
a small out building in, the rear OF
tho Suffolk Collegiate and Military In
stitute, WAS discovered to be on FIRE
ABOUT o'clock yesterday morning. 1t
was quickly extinguished by the de-.
partment with but small loss.
There was yesterday some caucusng
among wing of. tho Populist Ropubli-
can Fusionisis relative TO the county
treasureship. 1t was learned unotli-
cially that Mr.. Il. W. Baker is no
longer III the race.
Mr.. Patterson requests lis to state
that 1t vas himself, r.. Patterson, who
superintendent the construction OF AIR.
Joseph Seelinger's house III Norfolk,
ana not ID. Peterson, rs was incorrect
ly printed in Sundays issne under the
caption, "A Palace i'll Norfolk"
Harrison Lundy yesterday swore ont
warrant against Jim Smith, claiming
that the latter on Saturday night
threatened to kill him. The case is
set for to-day in the Mayors Court 1t
10 also claimed that charge will be
preferred against him for housebrenk-
ing. a woman was the cause of the
trouble,
MARRIAGES To-DAY.-A license was
yesterday issued for the marriage of
Mr.. Lorenzo ID. Edmonds to Miss
Emily V. Simpson, daughter OF MIR.
William Simpson. The prospective
groom is resident of Norfolk. The
event will occur to-day at the residence
OF the brides parents in Whaleyvllle
Miss Sallie Duck, OF Suffolk, Will at
I:3O o'clock this afternoon, lie married
to MIR. w. NJ. Burton, well known
business man Of Richmond. The cere.
mouy will be performed in the First
Methoilst Church, Rev. Ii. G. Cheath-
am officiating,
PRosEcurlNG THE PROSECUTOR. -
Cary Sladc has been released from iaii,
where he WAS beginning six months
sentence, having furnished the peace
bond of $50, In default OF which he was
committed. He Will to-day, ut IL
o'clock, appear before Justice James
Britain rs II witness against Jason
Boone, his recent prosecutor, aud also
the latter 3 wife, Topey Boone, both of
whom he will eudeavor to place under
bonos as method of retaliation. There
is also another warrant awaiting oxecu-
ton against Shape, which was sworn
out by Iopsy Boone, alleging abuse.
PEOPLES MARKET BuENEp. Tho de-
partment was called out at | O'Clock
Sunday morning to the Peoples Marke ct
on East Washington. The building was
nearly enyeloped IN blaze on their ar.
rival, and 1t could not be saved. Their
work was directed towards the salvation
of the bioek, of which the market was
to the windward. Tho market. house
ana contents were totally rnined and
the she'll oil the adjoining house burned
through, beng Injured TO the extent oil
$l50. covered by insurance. The mar
ket building was owned by b. b. DUN.
vile; loss, $780, Insurance. $500. The
stock was the property OF b. a. Rid
dick ana I. \, Arthur; loss, 500; III
surance, $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
ELIZABETh CITY, Nc

EhzAHErn CRY, \. c., April %. -
Evangelist Hines conducted specia! ser
vices for girls at the Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon, and enc for men and
boys on Sunday afternoon. Both were
very largely attended. Revival services
will be continued at the church this
week.
The steamer Cora L. Wiley is on
Wiley marine ways for repairs.
The meeting i'll the Interest of the
cotton mill, which was called for last
Friday night. but not held. Will be held
on the same night OF tins week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-30
PROPOSALS.
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April ia 1879
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