davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
FROM NEW YORK TO ATLANTA.
Gothntnites 70 Attend the Exposition
ON MMmILnItnlI Inv

New York. Nov. 1.-The committee or
arrangements appointed by Mayor Strong
TO engineer large representation or
New Workers on Manhattan day at the
atlanta ESrositiop. held their second
NEE ting in the Governors room of tho
CITY Hall this afternoon. There was moi
over quarter OF the members present.
ana they made a poor showing against
The full attendance at the first meet Ing
The rsnort of the Executive Committee
was down to be made. g. IL. Wrtt re-
ported on behalf OF the committee on
transportation that the rate for the
round trip was $40. 'rhc ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with the Pennsylvania
and southern roads to run trains con
sisting of sleeping, diulng anil obscrVa-
ticn cars. Gen. McAlpinc. on hchalf OF
the committee on plans ard scope said
II had been decided To leave New York on
Thursday afternoon, November 2S ariiv-
ing iE Atlanta on Fridny and nttcndin:;
the celebration on Brooklyn day.
EX-MIyor GilroS asked what steps Ind
been taken TO secure the attendance OF a
military body. Gen. McAipine said that
his committee had secured estimates OF
the cost of bringing troops there and
that the Ola Guard would cost $500 the
Twenty second regiment, S25,Opl: the
So. O00
On motion of Mr.. GiIroy II was decided
to refer the question of troops to the com
nittee on finance, together with the cont
mttee on plan and SCOPE, with power
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
BRAMBLEToN.

Mrs. J. NJ. McFarlane and little daugh-
ter, OF Marshall avenue, who spent
about two weeks visiting friends and
relatives at Bay View. Va, have re-
turned home.
The Kings Daughters will meet this
afternoon ut 4 o'clock with Mrs. DR.. w.
b. Meredith North Park avenue, A full
attedancc Ii desired
Mrs. Harriet Collins. Maple and Tun-
stall avenues, has occupied her new
home Mt No. 203 Clay avenue, recently
purchased from Mr.. j. T. Howard.
Dairy Maid Drill by young ladies OF
Trinity Church tonight at Brambleton
Hall.
The Indies of Mc1Iendree will meet Mt
$3.50 Tomorrow afternoon to organize
4 sewing circle for church work.
1t is gratifying to report growing In
tercst In the mission services at st.
Peters =. Il. Church, where the rector.
Rev. w. d. Smith. is delivering sermons
clear. practical and powerful. Services
at II III. and 7H5 p. m. during the week.
Fourth quarterly conference al Mic
Kendree Church tonight. All members
should attend.
Mr.. e. NJ Trower. contractor. Sla
Highland avenue. is building n hand
some brick residence al Virginia Beach
for Superintendent Holland Of the Nor
folk, Albemarle and Atlantic railroad
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07

&
81 at knew ns ~, was , getting worse day by
thtEy irrttatel me, end was In state
ar most intense nervousness. ! took to my
bed and did not leave II for several weeks
I hrmiy believe i never should hnve risen
the, relief obtained from Dr. Greene's
nerve and blood remedy. When / look
back upon my condition then, II seems
positively miraculous that any medicine
cault have worked such a prompt and
effective cure.
THE FIRST benefit felt from DIR.
Greenc,s medicine was n general toniug
lpsof the system. After the first bottle
Tas: aele to hold light. nutritious food
dun pain In the region of the stomach.
Sr9& daily less, and my blood seemed to
ctSSnl2te more ra ptdly. was filled with
q tkkW life and hope.
Ehsi snset of iNervura on my complex
ioHssWss most satisfactory. The yellow
tthEea gradually disa ppeared. and In n
fSW weeks, the natural color began to re-
tuBa " my checks. 1 WAS charmed with
taking2it until. 1 was entirely well
and strong. or course i vas highly COM
Pitnented IN my greatly improved conli-
ton, but l always assured my friends
that my restoration to health was en-
woHdprful blood and nerve medicine My
complexion 10 clear aud healthy, and at
night sleep as soundly rs n child"
1t - letters like these which prove the
ra, the great blood and nerve remedy. ny
healthy bloom, and freeing the complex
Ion. from blotches and pimples. IT is ma
itlEe's own remedy, a purely vegetable
SId perfectly harmless compound. the
discovery OF the celebrated physician. Dr.
Greene. OF IS w. 18th ST.. New York city,
who can always be consulted free Of
charge, either personally or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
uBLiC SALE OF a VALUABLE
! WATER GRIST MILL AND -
ACRES or LAND AT'rACU-
ED IN GREENVILLE,
s Y y r. H. OF
VIRGINIA.

,By virtue OF q decree entered in tho
SIhnctrE sun Of PANEL and others VS.
;MNnnhlinS ana others, ut the April term
i ~ of HE Circuit Court Of the county of
Hfccnvillc. | shall proceed to sell AZ 1ub-
nc auction. IN the town OF r.inporia on
me "a diy OF December. 1895. tthai being
e,,rsehSEilir county Court day) n Water
Crust Mill and Twenty-Five Acres OF
Land, more or less, attached thereon.
rms property is considered very YalIa-
, nifii; owing to the fine water power and
rGiiIoau ,aciiititS. The Hitchcock branch
OF the Atlantic and Danvillc railroad ruin
ninE in Il few hundred yards OF th,. prom
city, ana ii hciEtS located I'm one milo of
Emporia, town of ,G0D inhabitants
narlicS desiring such property will find
II to their interest to examine the Same
before the day of sale NV
TERMS OF SAIE-Onc-tbird cosb.
nhiancH ON credit Of one. two and three
years from day of sale, purchaser cxccu-
ting Three notes with interest from datr
raTihlc In one. two ana three years after
their dates. respectively. Title retained
until the purchase money is fully paid
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN,
49, Commissioners
pc'ohcf ~ 1919 Oc30- wc-Iw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
HUNTERSVILLE.

Diphtherlo seems to have quit the
town for good.
Mr.. r. T.. Baylor. contractor and
builder, Is progressing finely on two
ilne residential edifices for Mr.. Jos
eph Keeper, on Washington avenue
The widening of Church street has
now reached Central avenue, thus CON
Meeting Norfolk and this town on
wioe-eauEe communication. for en-
largemcnt of business and further i'm
provcment.
Mr. Il. a. Mofit has bought out Mr..
a. s.. Gornto, grocer, corner John.
son and Central avenues
~ young man of this town Is expect
ed soon to embark on the voyage of con.
jugal life
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
EDENToN. N. c.

Bdenton. N. c.. Nov s.-(speciaD-
: Mf. =. n. lie Ray OF Elizabeth City. was
day,
IS Mr. T. G.. Burgeron is in our little
j. city on buelness.
The Young Peoples Union services
at the Baptist Church Friday night
premises to be very interesting.
The weather has been very warm
/ here for the past few days.
3E5 MT. Rea, manager of Rea's Opera
l1tsuse, will in the near future have some
E9oa companies to appear In our little
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
A LOVELY FACE.
! BEAUTY is Tue GREATEST POWER OF
ATTRACTION.
woknen Recognize II, Men Row Before
Its shrine Tho secret OF Good
Lsotzs fjisclosed-IIow TO Look
Yout Hest.

Never. WINS there q time when women did
What Is SO lovely as round. rosy face,
white forehead and full red lips: what
90 annoying as the black-heads and PIN
pies on the face, with the dirty, greasy
Iife ist not worth living. the young girl
thinks. because of the bad. unpleasant
look OF her skin which she tries in vain
to improve by the use of various cosmet-
Jos, ointments and powders not knowing
that. All the while ,he trouble is not in the
times absolutely dangerous to use out
side applications, for II the skin IS simply
cleared the disease Is likely to attack
SOME internal organ of the body. where
purifying the blood. the cure is natural,
permanent and without any injury
Miss Alice Hopkins, who resides ut 632
South Tenth street. Philadelphia, Pa,
was unhappy bccause OF her unsightly
face. and writes an interesting letter on
She says! ..Dr. Green's Ncrvura blood
meaicine. and II Completely cured
me q Of one OF the very worst
feTins q dyspsgaia. Words eannoi
for almost three years, Not the ienst OF
my trcubles was an entire loss of healthy
eolor Id my face. Tho natural glow dis
oppSAfed entirely, and q horrible saffron
yellow took Its place. You can imagine
snsr aay as e wbeshes @es 9fs
from jaIndice. AT this time was enduring
all the fortunes OF indigestion, and could
NOT retain enough food to give me the
necessary nourishment Consequently ]
lest fiesh rapidly and became weaker
fesing from nervous dyspepsia and bill
6u9nen8. tE ~ N-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR safe.

ny virtue of an order made by His
itonor, T. l.: Green, Judge ut tile fail
term OF the September court of Hert ford
county, N. c., i'm the suit of r. T.. Green
hEhlhst the lshtm Lumber Company
Term OF me superior Court of HEREFORD
s Snin iiertIord county, ~ c.. we will, on
, rsdd.-ESDAf, the 10Th day of November,
1898, on the premises at Tunis, n. c.. sell
az pubic auction. to the highest bidder,
the following real and personal property
neionEihS To the said isham Lumber
company, to-wtt: y LOT OF LAND at
runs, ~ q. on which the saw mill, dry
kilns, etc, of the said Isham Lumber
zines. boilers, fixtures, belts, shaftings,
pul,eyS; dry kilns ana all fixtures thereto,
and all the machinery and property 81
every description at runis, n. c.. belong
ing to said lsham Lumber Company: also
AZ, the interest, title and estate OF said
ishhm Lumber Company in and to par
eel or tract OF land, with three 90 nico
the south side OF the public road Leading
from Winton, y. c., adjoining the lands
OF w. u. MCGlaughan and the right of
way of the Norfolk and Carolina rnilrond
ana others. held 10y virtue OF an Agree
ncht Tor purchase with j. b. Hare
TERMS OF SALE are MS follows:
Onc-third U-D OF purchase money in
cash, onc-third n-3I in three months and
hallhcc in SIN months, with right in pur-
ehlscT 10 anticipate payments Title re-
thincI uhtll purchase money is paid in
i iuii; me L., Whole property Is to be kept
insured by the purchaser under the direc-
ton OF he receivers for better security
rms, the sd of October, 1873
mo II. NANN,
WIN. Il. CULLENS,
oc-o-tdS Receivers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07

TO buy desirable property ut 60 per cent.
o It's real value. That's the whole case
with the great lots of splendid Clothing
which we bought of that great ana
FAMOUS WASHINGTON CLOTHING
COMPANY. You know about 1t. Fail
cd manufacturer. When the continuity
OF business is broken and LIQUIDATION
ensues the prices of goods must suffer
That's the rational of 1t. The wise men
have been coming.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Soldiers Denied Revolutionary liter

Berlin, Nov 6-Yesterday nj the an
nual roll all of men enrolled in the re-
serve of the Landwehcr, but are engaged,
in civilian pursuits, an order was read at
the Emperoi's command declaring that
the posses sion or distribution of rcvolu-
ttonary literature was forbidden TO them.
and also that barrack men who disohcy.
ed this order would be punished lust rs
severely as active soldiers would be for
the same offenSe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Judgment Against the Steamer
GrRthie.

Rotterdam. Nov. 6.--Thc Court of Ma
rine jurisdiction hns rendered Judgment
upon all points against the British steam
el Crathfc, which ran into and sank The
North German Lloyd steamship Elre OF
Lorestoft. England. January 80. 1895 The
Crathie shall pay MI damages sustained
by the North German Iloyds Company
through the collision, and also that They
shall pay all costs, and that the sh,.
be held under seizure until the money Is
paid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
A Child EnjOys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs. when
In need OF a laxative. and IL the rathn,.
or mother be costtve or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow its use. so tho I
1t is the best family remedy known,
and every family should have a bottle
on hand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
New Spanish Gcnern,s Appo,n,cJ

Madrid, Nov. G.-Gen. pando and Gen
Marin have been appointed To commands
in Cuba and to-day waited upon Queen
Regent ChrlStana and took their leave
tf Her Majesty prior to their departure
for their posts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Ffance,s srintstcrtonr nz,,

Paris. Nov. en- Revolt, Director of
the Cabinet of the Ministry OF FOREIGN
Affairs. has been appointed Minister IN
Brazil to succeed NJ. Imhcrt w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
Nos. 90 and rear Of %, 81,
90, 70, 100 and lO2
Main Street.
Norfolk iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

ENGINES. BOILERS, SAWMII.L ana
All kinds oil machinery Of The most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Paiticuiar attention
TO steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
l.Et TUBE FERRELES are the
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes
Taey can be inserted in few minutes by
any engineer. and are warranted to stop
leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE or y VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK

Ky virtue of a deed of trust dated luna
i,i@s executed by George w. Washer
ana Amelia c., his wife, To the tIndcrsi;sn-
Hl Norfolk County Va, O.. Ia, D. 800, and
, mins rvpnirtd so to do by the creditor
, ,, secured, shall sell at public auc-
l"th day Of November. 1895. at 10 o'clock
q, M, Lot No. CTS. Fourth avenue, an
Of West Norfolk, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting of A
dwelling house and bake oven.
TERMS-Cash sufficient 20 pay the
COSTS ANA expenses Of SALE and (clin-
qncnt taxes. If amy, to the day of sale,
ana the sum of SIP. with interest there,
on from january |. lS"5; and s3g. with in
balance uron the following; credit: SI39 on
January 1886: So on July |. ISo6: $i3; ON,
January J, 1891: So on July !, 1897; $l33 on
no3-tdS rrr,,:.,n,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-07
JULIE RECAMiER.
The Original at iais Picture Retained,
tsc" t:>rE;s:'c d'"nspic> ION 't'irruuuh
the Use 0i 4."cnntic- Cream. Sin.
Ii. tlrr IsnHi!, al limittn

No woman can be beautiful or even
C1-EANLi IN appearance whose FACE.
is married by pimpies, hlaclhrads. bloch
cs. frcckics or othcr ifrucrfcctions
These ar" The ONLY skin remedies en-
dorscd by phNsiciaas
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03
The Dominie's Prayer.

Miss Holly Elliot Seawell relates the
following anecdote in the course of a
sketch Of John PaSl Jones, in the Cen
fury:
The landing on st. Mary's Isle thor
oughly alarmed the coasts, and the
name and character of the vessel and
her commander were we'll known. The
Ranger being seen beating up the Sol
way toward the 'lang town o. Kirk
caldy." the frightened people assem-
bled on the shore, and presently came
their "meenister," the Rev. Mr. Shirra,
Juggling a huge armchair, which he
flung down on the shore, and then
pumped himself violently into 1t. He
was short of breath and very angry
with the Deity for permitting such do
ings as Paul Jones; and, putting and
blowing. he made the following prayer,
which tradition has preserved:
Now, Lord, dinna we think II Is a
shame for we to send this vile pirate to
rob our folk o. Kirkcaldy? For we ken
they are puir enough already, and hae
naething to spare. They are all fairly
guild, and 1t wad be pity to serve them
in sic a wa. The wa the wind blows,
he'll be here in a jiffy, and wha kens
what he may do? He is name too guild
for onything. Muckle's the mischief he
has done already. Ony pocket gear they
haze gathered thegither, he will gang Wi
the whole OF, and maybe burn their
houses. take their cla'es and strip them
to their sarks.
"And wae's me! Wha ken but the
bluidy villain may take their lives. Tho
puir women are maist frightened out O.
their wits, and the BARNS shreeking aft
er them. / Gamma tho't It! I Gamma tho't
III haze been long a faithful servant TO
We. Lord; but gin ye dinna turn the
wind about and blow the scoundrel out
o. our gate, I'll nae stir foot, but just
sit here until the tide comes in and
browns me. Sac TAX your wull OF,
Lordr'
The prayer appears TO have been eff
fective; for at that very moment the
wind changed and blew "the scoundrel
out o. our gate"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03
The Sunday Conscience.

lions Herald: The assumption is that
to do questionable thing on Sunday
Is more of a sin than to do 1t on Monday.
or any other day in the week. The per-
son making this distinction virtually
asserts that IL is wrong to do some
things on Sunday which may be all
right on other days of the week. This
setting up of a Sunday conscience over
against a weekday conscience is thor
oughly illogical, for 1t creates two
standards OF right and wrong The COM
pass always points north. Conscience
always points toward the pole star Of
eternal right; and 1t is just as foolish,
for anyone who wishes to travel right
ward, to go more obliquely toward it
for six days than one does on the
seventh, as to try to gain the north
pole by going north-northwest for six
days and due north the next.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03
Rams Horn Blasts.

Anybody can make enemies, but only
the Christian can love them.
No power but that of the holy spirit
can produce holiness of heart and life.
A man in earnest about his soul will
be in earnest about everything he does.
Pigs have been washed but none
have ever been cured of their love for
mud.
The dove seller has no more right to
be in the temple than the dealer in cat
tie.
1t is better not to fast than to do It
in a way that gives the devil all the
benefit.
The less blood there is in a sermon
the more compliments the preacher
will get.
Have an eye single to the glory Of
God. If you have to give up a right
eye to do 1t.
Every Christian should live so that
those who follow him will travel to-
ward heaven.
The religion that would kill smile
on the face Of a child does not come
from God.
In proportion as a preacher fishes for
compliments he loses the ability to fish
for men.
There are plenty Of promises in the
Bible for those in the dark, but none
for those In doubt.
The devil has to work hard in the
neighborhood of the man who is prais-
ing God seven days in the week.
The devil can sleep in church, when
the preaching is being done by a man
whose religion is all in his head.
No religious act should ever be per-
formed in a way to make the world
think that serving God is hard work.
The devil can sit down and rest when
we have so much missionary work on
hand that we cannot take time to pray
in secret.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03
HOME IN THE RAIN BELT.

wrote: IT visited a family of seven
near Yuma, the county seat of Yuma
county. The father had just secured a
few bushels of coal from the relief
committee.
What would you have done for
fuel If you had not secured coal from
the relief committee?" 1 asked.
THE man was silent, and hiS eyes
wandered over the vast prairie. cover
ed as far as the eye could reack with
six inches Of snow.
~ don't know he replied sadly,
with n sigh, L don't know-unless l
had dug the roots OF sage brush
None of the five children was able
TO venture out Of doors by reason of in
sufficient clothing. This family lives in
a combination house. half frame shanty
and a sleeping apartment in a dugout.
The seven spend their days in one
room. 10 by u, with ceiling not over
seven feet high, which serves as a sit
ting-room. dining-room and kitchen.
The only heat for the two apartments
is furnished by an old cook stove.
There is but one window in this room.
The dugout is in the rear of the frame
shanty, and all that is visible of it
from the outside is a sod roof. the
sleeping room being entirely under
ground. One small window at the far
end furnishes the sickly light that per-
vadeS the gloomy place. This chamber
is 10 feet wide and - feet long, and con-
tains two squald beds. The air i'm il is
foul and unwholesome, and L was glad
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-03

princely income OF $4,000 a year, has a
beautiful rectory in Fifth avenue, in
one of the most valuable blocks in the
city.
IT was reported at the recent annual
conference OF deaconesses of the Metho-
/ dist Episcopal church in New York city,
that since the movement started in 1878
there have been 500 deaconesses in the
work, and the society has property
worth $4SO.000.
movement is on foot in Indianapo-
lis, Ind, to put an end TO the renting
Df property for immoral purposes. The
first arrest was made recently, and
the prosecution was along the line that
such use OF property Injuries the value
OF adjoining property.
Miss Jennie Smith, the famous rail-
road evangelist, recently organized a
temperance association at Kent, o. The
prospect for either religious or temper
ance work in this town was not bright,
but she was aided by many railroad
men to whom she had been blessing.
The sultan of Turkey is setting an ex-
ample which ought to shame many of
us, since he is sending out Mohamme-
dan missionaries to Africa at his own
expense, for the avowed purpose of
NAlSOhAAiS the SHIlSlldH duNdHCG III lildl
continent. Evidently he does not think
the missions to Africa have been fall
ures.
The Rev. Archibald Mclean, d. D.,
general corresponding secretary of the
Foreign Missionary society of the
Christian church, will leave about Aug.
for an extended tour of inspection of
all the mission establishments of this
church in foreign fields. He will go to
Japan, China, India. Turkey and to
many points in Europe.
The FINANCIAL depression prevailing
throughout the world is felt by the Nc
All mission as we'll as by all other mis-
sions. During the past year the McAll
mission received about $4,000, of which
$4,000 came from England and over
$31, 900 from the United States. In con-
sequence of the reduced income calls
for new work will have to be put off.
The Tomllins Avenue Congregational
church in Brooklyn, n. Y, with men,
bership of 2,11S, stands at the head Of
the Congregational denomination in this
country The ediflce contains 292 pews
on the main floor and 16S in the gallery
with seating capacity Of 2,029. The
parish is divided geographically into
twenty districts each, under the care
of a deacon and deaconess. The Rev.
r. r. Merideth, d. D., is pastor, and
the Rev. S. r.. Bridges. assistant.