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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
ELIZABETH CITY, NC.
A budget OF Interesting Matter From
the Sound city.

Elizabeth City, N, c.. Nov. 49,
CARBOHYDRATES Snlie Scott left on an
extended visit to friends In Ohio to-
day.
Miss Emily Hollowell. of this place, Is
visiting her sister in Bramblcton, Va.
McSsrs, II. w. and c. b. Jones. form
crly of the Jones manufacturing Com
pnny. of this place. Were in the city
to-day on business.
DIR. Lumsden, we are sorry, has been
confined to his home for about two
weeks. the result OF Il wound on his
hand received from n splinter
Lieutenant Clayton, formerly station
cd here on the revenue cutter, but now
of Ncwbern, was in the city to-day
on IL business trip.
MIR. W. H. Clark, who came TO this
place last week TO attend the funeral
OF his friend Mr.. X. i. Overman, left
to-day for his home In Philadelphia.
MIR. Q. V. Davis and family, who
have been Keeping n restaurant on
Poindcxter street for some time, left
to-day TO make Norfolk Va, their flu
| ture home.
ON TO ATLANTA.-Th Naval Re
serves, the pride of Elizabeth City
will begin q ten days trip TO Atlanta
Saturday to take in the Exposition.
The boys are very busy and expect to
have n good time.
MAYORS COURT.--ln the Mayors
Court yesterday James FELTON,, color
co. lOF using pfOlilne language, anu
showing disposition TO create IL dis
turbance, was fined 81 and costs.
a SOClABLE.-A sociablc will be
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church Friday night for the benefit
Of that church. All are invited to at
tend and help out Il good cause.
DREDGING OF THE CREEKS
The initial step was taken to-day in
he dredging of the two creeks. riber
and PoindeXter. by II force of men
being put to work uprootng stumps
and removing other distractions pre-
paratory for the drcdgcs.
MARINE DISASTER-A telegram
arrived her last night stating that the
schooner Fred. Hamlin. owned by Mr..
William Palm, of this place. had been
wrecked eabout ten miles on the other
side of Old Point, Va, and her whole
cargo lost. She was bound from Phil
adelphia to this place, frcighted with
general merchandise, when she sprung
Il leak and grounded in a storm
near the above named place. where
the captain and the crew left her
with the waves washing over her
-Four or five of our merchants lost con-
sidcrably. only one having his goods
insured. Captain Hall Balance him
self arrived here this morning and
confirmed the authenticity of the disas-
ter.
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Farm Notes.

Ground dried meat, which is n very
cheap substance. is one of the best
egg-producing foods for all kinds OF
poultry that can be used. 1t may
he mixed with ground grain, and
should be given once n day.
y thick daubng OF whitewash will
be an advantage to the fruit trees,
even at this season, and II may be
sprinllled over the ground around the
trunks OF the trees also, as Il partial
remedy for the destrution of spores.
One of the places to clean up now is
the yard around the dwelling house.
1t makes quite IL difference in the APP
pearance of n home when the yard is
clean.
Thousands of bushels of summer
and fall apples were wasted this year,
yet all of this loss could have been
prevented by the use of evaporators.
If individuals had an insufficient num-
Der of apples 10 pay for procuring an
evaporation. cooperative effort would
have placed the cost at but q small
sum for each individual.
Grape vines that are planted now Will
start off earlier In the spring than
those planted In the spring season.
Where IL vineyard is desired. or n few
grape vines are intended to provide n
supply for the family, this is an excel
lent time TO plant II may be added
that every farm should have grape
vines, though they are not seen at all
In some communities.
After cold weather comes bind the
trunks of rose bushes with straw and
mulch around them, also. They VIII re-
spond next season with more than the
usual number of roses.
All house plants become dusty, and, as
the dust smothcrs them by closing the
pores of the leaves, the plants should be
frequently washed or syringed.
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BYRD. BALDWIN 4 Co, Auc,ioncers.


Is VIRTUE OF y DEED or Ti;,;Sr
a from George w Rhca and wife TO me
as as trustee, dated Tie 3lst day of At.i;st
C tsM ana od Te c in p Il; lis. pnse
city of Norfolk. Va, shall sell n, m,,h ,e
NmI. ni, at, at the Real Estate Exchanse.
nam ,h.. ,, street, Norfolk, Va, TuIiRSDNY'
nc tnG list da% of November, lie5 at =
VII. XII ~ ,r NE i"ilowing property, to-
~ IA IT, With the improvements thereon.
On me Northwest corner OF Union strc"t
nma t., i;-n,y!li,s lane. Norfolk. Va. frontins
on o S Sl Union street seventeen feet. more
y, lesS, a'ii running back on j.ovnn's
iahe sixty feet. more or less ''''
h. TERMS = 5 o. SALE .onc,third cash;
o iiah ,c IN TWO equal instalments. nav
anlc N six and twelve months ron, r mSy,.
% % size T respcctivcly. Deferred payments
- 10, rF!Gchced by negotiable notes of
i nuIrchaser hearin,; interest rlom day of
~ az i'Hr cent. per annum. u..t, SECURED
~ hre'i OF trust on tho proucrtv to bn
drawn and rccorie. at the expense o t' ,b Se
the purchaser. n niS ,SNt'Wit Ct
Trustee
oo.,. BYRD, BALDWIN & co.
US Auc;iunccrS
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RY VIRTUE or a CERTAIN DEED
ID Of trust, bearing date August 2l
1873. and duly Of record In the Clerks Of
lice of Norfolk County court, aud ut
the request of the creditor therein Sc
cured, ) shall sell ut public auction. in
door. Portsmouth, Va, at il o'clock M.
on FRIDAY. the 18th lay of November,
1893, the following property, to-wit
PARCEL OF LAND situated i'm the
county OF Norfolk. Va, containing by
estimation II Is acres. ana bounded and
described as follows. On the north bv
the lands OF Randall Sracy: on the south
b; the lands OF Watt AMI stephen NIL
lanis: on the west by Timothy Cherry.
aEi on The east by New Mill Creek, ii
ncin% tho Same property whiGh WAS c-n-
y,Srl to w. Il. Rod."r:; by " g. cas-
n RAlS-CASII.
n0l" tbs WAI. ~ OLD. Trustee.
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pUBLlC Said OF A VALUABLE
L WATER GRIST MILL AND %
ACRES OF LAND ATTACH
ED IN GREENVILLE
ST ATE, OF
VIRGINIA.

BY virtue of decree entered in the
Mannin; and others, ut The April term
1Ssl OF the Circuit Court of the county of
tircenvillc. shall proceed to sell at pub
He auction. In the town of Empora, on
ne "a day Of December, 1895. Chat being
Greensvine County Court duy0 Il Water
Grist Mill and Twenty-Five Acres Of
land more. or less. attached thereon.
This property Is considered very v;,itin-
Die; owing TO the fine water power and
railroad facilities Tile Hitchcock branch
OF the Atlantic and Danvillc railroad run
Ming in u few hundred yards OF the prop
ertE. and II being located In one mile OF
Emporia, town of 1.6C0 Inhabitants
Parties desiring such property will find
1t to their interest to examine the same
before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash:
balance on II credit of one two and three
Years from day OF sale, purchaser eXecu-
ting three notes with interest from date,
payable in one. two and three years after
their dates. respectively. Title retained
until the purchase money is fully paid
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN,
October 90. 1895 oc30-we-iw
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AUCTION sALEs-TIIIs DAY.
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAY.
BY Byrd, Baldwin 6 Co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TAYLOR &c co.

BY virtue OF three certain deeds of trust
p me or as Gy trustee, bearing date the 18th
iSss3, and the I'D day OF July. 1881. respec,
u lively ana duly of record, and at the re-
ton at the Real Estate ESchamEe liz liz
M she as stSreG e. N o. Va ON DAY.
% CLOCK M, the following property, be-
longing to Joseph w. Carter, to-wit.
lying in the county Of Norfolk. IL in it the
nSeishborhood of Mt. Pleasant, and bound-
mali; road; south by swamp called the
read re-: Lea. called the Blue Ridge road: and west
J.. The undivided interest of Joseph w.
nn5 iv, IN Two Sertain lots on parcels Of
state of Virginia (saId interest being the
undivided .ri,L, one.hLlf ihtcrcsD. namely: 80
sou, hw n. e cpr,,i,, iGs seginnns at the
streets. and running westwardiy along
said Grace street ono hundred feet thence
street twcnty.iiv feet: thence eastward
lyra along line parallel with, Grace
feet TO Boush street: thence northwardiy
along tionsh street twenty-five feet to
the point of beginning.
III. That certain lot with the build
nSS ana improvements thereon, Begin
ning on the east side of Roush street at a
northwest corner of l.. J. Robinsons lane
known us number four on the plat Of
1oliii -. w nilcncau anu others, and run
niiS thence twenty-five. feet north to Thos
HoriianS line. or lot. which is numbered
seven on plat: thence east one hun
dred feet 10 VosS street: thence south
along EoSS street Twenty-Five feet to Mar
tins old line, or lot No. g. thence west
one hundred feet to the point of begin
ming.
III. Those three certain lots of land W.
nE IN Iramhlcton Ward, numbered :3.
81 ana ~ on plat of H. &. Lovctrs prom
erty IN l'ramblcton. made by John j.
oeAeuiorl, and dated April IL, lS7S said
lots Nos 81 and 81 fronting on Willonrh-
Wy avenu? between Rose and Reeves ave
nues. and said lot No. )? fronting on VIII
avenues, each of said lots being 80 feet in
width, With depth Of $50 feet.
TERMS:--Unc-thrd OF the purchase
liice i'll cash: onc-thrd iii twelve months
an ~ one third in two years from the date
Of sale Deed for said property to be "S-
ccuted ana delivered to purchasers upon
compliance with the terms OF sale, and
me ueicrrcu payments to bear Interest," M
lne rate oil Nrr Centum per unuum and
10 he secured by deed of trust on snid
property, executed and recorded at liz,
expense OF the purchaser: or ali cash at
the option of the purchaser.
., JOHN NEELY.
BYRD, BALDWIN & co.
AlictioncerS
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EDENToN. N. c.

Edenton. \. c., Nov. 12.-(SpeciaD-
Mr.. Abram Bonner's two residences on
Church street, are nearing completion
Mr. w. II. Weatherly, OF Elizabeth
City, was in town Tuesday
The mills Of the Draining Manufac-
turing Company are shut down to-day
Tor the want of logs owing To low tides
Miss Pattie Warren has returned from
Reynoidson after several months alb
ScnCc.
Fresh fish and oysters have not been
very plentiful In our market this week.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

,Ey virtue Of an ordor made by Ills
ilohor, l.. L.. Green, Judge al tile fail
.r.ii OF inc superior toiIr. Of Hcrtfsi,i
s"W.n,S, NJ G., I'm the suit of r. u. Green
aEnii'St INC I$iian Lumber <tompuny
sGiih 9i ne Superior Court of IIcrtfori
"a ESDAi the 18th day OF November.
1872 on the premises At f'unis, n. O. sell
~ pnpi'c auction, 10 the highest bjd6cr
the following real and personal rrmmcriv;
belonging TO the said Isham Iumi,er
company to-wit: y LOT or LAND nj
hihs, \. T., on which the saw mill dry
iLllns, etc. of the said lsham Iiimher
company are located. the saw mill. en-
s zines. boilers, fixtures, belts. siiaitInss.
ana all the machinery ana propertv ~
every description at Tiinis, y. O. bnIonp
ing 70 said lsham Lumber Compnny: also
~ the interest, title and estate of said
iSiihin Lumber Company in and TO a par.
cei or tract OF land. with three t:5 nice
new frame buildings thereon, living ON
me south side Of Tie public road leading
of w. -; McGIagi;ham. and The ricbt NJ
way of the Norfolk ard Carolina railroad
ami others. held hy virtue Of an iprrs-
meht Tor purchase with J. II. Hare.
TERMS OF SALE are as follows.
Onc-third I-D Of purchase money In
cash, onr-tiiird n-Sb in three months IA nd
halancc IN six months, with right in p,lr-
chaSsr 10 hn;tcipatc payments Title re-
Iaiiiu uht!l purchase money Is paid In
ihil ! ne whole property Is to lie kent
insured by the purchaser under the direo.
tlOn OF the receivers for better security
This, the 23d OF October 1896
JND. r.. NANN
WIN. r. CULLENS,
pC-I-lNS Receivers
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BY Townsend x Ioynes. Auctioneers

b, NlRruE OF, a DEED OF TRUST
~, from Gsorse W: Rhea and Wife II
ne, rs trustee, dated the Goth day of
M NJ iS?S. and recorded in d. b. III, =.
~, MIX ollie. Corporation Court OF
p rma pic auction at The Real Estate Ex-
,GTnI9nEc. Main street. Norfolk Vn
THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF Novc,nb"r'
$50: at II O'CLOCK m. the following prop.
Srty, to-wit: TWO CERTAIN LOTS Oh,
LAND, with improvements thereon MI
K grown, as Nos IS. and 10 Loyall's lane,
TERMS or SALE-One-third cash: bal
lnec IN TWO equal inStHllmcnts pavabin
Ia SIN ana twelve months from day OF
I 81 rvsnSctivsly. Deferred payments to
ne secured by deed Of trust drawn and
recorded at purchasers expense. and
ucarihE interest from day OF sale nj q
lcr cent. per annum, with leave to MIR
. ~ to anticipate deferred Payments
~ an! tihlG before maturity, interest
10 cease at date OF payment
w. j. BANTER JR
ro, Trustee.
tu' Auctiunccrs
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HUNTERSVILLE.

Rev. w. S. Leake went over to West
Norfolk last night to take part in
the exercises incident to the organiza-
ton of Baptist Church in that town.
Mr. j. II Pearce has built a house AT
the corner of Outten and Cncinnatus
streets, which he will occupy with his
own family In the near future. II is
furnished with modern Improvements
and will cost upwards Of $4,000.
Chicken thieves visited Mrs. T. l..
Lees henhousc at Cottage Toll-Bridge
night or two ago, and carried off TWEEN
ty-four fowls, leaving only rooster.
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. AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK.

By Virtue Of a deed OF trust dated luna
l.lSs2 executed by George w. Washer
ana an Amelia An C.. his WIFE, to the undersign-
or Norfolk County Va, %. ia, D. 3g), and
peing required SO to do by the creditor
t ttn secured, shall sell at public atc-
10Th day of November. 1895, at 10 o'clock
q. m. Lot No. CHS. Fourth avenue, as
lafd dow5 on Grimes & Hargrove's map
Of West Norfolk, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting of q
dwelling house and bake oven.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the
costs and expenses of sale, and dclin-
qnent, taxes, IL any, to tho day of sale
ana the sum Of Sl42. with interest there
tterest thereon from July /, 1895, and tho
balance upon the following credit: $i39 on
January !. 1886: $50 OH July /. 1886: Sl3G on
January ], 1881: $50 on July /, 1897: $l33 on
January |. 1888, and si,03o on July j, 1895.
no3-tds Trristce
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas.orfa.
When she was Child, siie cried for Castorin,
When she became Miss, aho chung to castoria.
When abe had Childrea. she gave them Castoria
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for what's coming. It's situation not
a theory that confronts you. and cold
situation at that. Warm II thoroughly
by getting into one Of our Winter Suits ana
o. ercoats. You will find no bad cioth,
no haif-scwed seams, no necting dyes :,o
hurried cutting, nothing sighted Every
garment shows the toucn of skilled taste
in every detail.
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YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON SHOES HERE!

Mems Winter Russet Shoes, heavy
railroad ods", water proof, all STYLES Of
toe. So. ThcS" are sold down town at S4
Mems Shoes. Calf Congress o. Lace
az STYLES OF toe. Sizes. TO II. at 81 On
these YOU save soc. here.
Mems Lace or Congress Shoes, tin and
plain toes, $l.25 Just the very best Shoe
price.
Special sale OF regular $500 Goodyear
Welt. DonSola stock, Ladies' Shoes, at
20 pair. These are good Shoes
thoroughly good.
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Shirts Made in This Store!

Hereafter we will ourselves munufac-
trrc every Nesligee Shirt we sell. made
right, cut full. perfect iitting@thc hut
tons scwcd on To stay,on, and we sell {
price impossible to those who do not
manufacture.
ing shirts of ConncStCga, soc.
Mems Outing Cloth Shirts, 35c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

Once more, according to official dis
ma I1cs, Said Pasha bows to the European
4 powers mud promises Armenian reforms.
3 robabty his promises will hold good I'M
I'll sstlls Arsp band Of Turkish or Kurtlic sol.
Beers gets loose in some Armenian town.
sasaitiIsnrs Herald! 4.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

Ladies' Shoes. Lace or Button. all
styles of toe. $l.S9. This one famous sl,59
Shoe.
Misses School Shoes, Dongola. Pebble
Cont. all styles. 81. Eincr ErnNe. SI.hO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14

The Corset called American Lady
White Jean and Sateen Embroidered in
White Silk-thesc a duplicate Of the P.and
D., and because they do not pay the mn
port duty, 81 instead of Sl.75
Ladies Carriers. made ready TO wear
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lC()mlpp.

A new lot OF Brownie pins at l0c each: also
sterling silver Brownies, handsome finish and
haru sOldered, at only 70 cents; these latler
ones were made TO last.
II you have fine clock or a cheap one for
that matter. and you want first class job
done, remember Bernau. the Jeweler. He
has served u regular appren llceship, has the
finest tools in the country, and will make
your watch keep time or refund your money.
r. Q. Bernau, the Jeweler. is also u graduate
optican, and If you have anything the matter
with your eyes he will examine Them free of
charge, and sell you glassess that lie guaran-
tees to give satsfaclion.
20 cases California peaches al cost for cash.
P. Rosenberg Il Co.
Call and get some of those fine California
peaches while they are going at cost. L. RG-
senberS &c Co.
California peaches. California peaches at
cost for cash. p. Rosen berg IL Co.
Now is your time to get California peaches
at cost. T. Rosenberg 4 Co.
Call early and get yonr supply Of those fine
California peaches before they are all gone.
P. Rosenberg d Co.
Don't ask TO have any goods charged. We
Bell Cash Co.
We are going to sell for the cash this year,
and will not charge goods 10 any one. W. +.
Bell Cash Co.
Save money by buying for cash. We wont
charge anything.
Don't trouble the statesmen by asking ia
have goods charged. We will not charge
goods 10 any one. We are not able TO do u
time business. w. F.. Bell Cash Co.
Bargains for January, 1895. We will sell the
remainder of our cloaks regardless of cost. ut
Haddons.
A few nice winter dress goods which we will
close for cash regardless OF the cost at Had
dons.
If you have anything to buy in ladies goods
remember that HaddUnB keepup their stock
of staple goods the year round.
Rooms to Rent-ether furnished or unfurn-
ished, Apply at the Press and Banner of
fee. At
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TIE Racket Store has new advertisement
I'm luis issue. Be sure and read II, and zee
what YOU think Of 1t. He does not quote his
prices In this issue, on account OF ms slSck Sas
tn saw Ia irue, especially In regard TO the creoii
business, read and reflect on II for yourself
Il. w. PARKER, ESQ, OF Greenville, spent
the Christmas with HIS father, the Hun. W.
IL Parker. Mr.. Parker is 81 the owner OIL OF sever sc
ihinks the assessments In our town are pref
" high, snd The taxes little steep.
ASSOCIATE Justice E. B. Gary spent the
Christmss holidays at home with iriends 10
Abbeville. He Is now again 10 the discnarge
OF his officiai duties In The supreme court,
hearing arguments daily.
Mr.. n. N. KEARsEY, OF Edgefeld, was In
Town a few day asC. He came TO LOOK alter
bis property, aud TO nee II any buyers were III
sight. He desires 70 sell his handsome new
cottage. :
REV. ]. T. B. ANDERSON, Of this village,
has gone 10 Eatonton. Georgia, to take charge
Of . Church 10 that town. For the present,
Rev. j. A. Brown, Of Due West. will conduct
services on the first and third Sundays.
SOME "medicine men" have been amusing
the people on the public square for week or
Two. and gudeons have been passing up lheir
snare change for the mracle-workings stuff.
Mr.. FAULKNER, who has been with Mr..
4 aIimer,s sash, door and bIind factory will
henceforth be in the factory OF which Mr. j.
Allen Smith 10 president.
MIR. DAVID AIKEN. President OF the Far
n,er,a Mutual Fire Insurance Association WAN
IN town last Monday. He makes splendid
officer.
TIE members nf our bar have been busy
for sometime, getting their arguments ready
forthe Supreme Court.
3 Mrs. henry HUNTLEY came up from
Sumter Saturday 10 visit her sister, Miss Lu-
lie Hughes.
Mr. JOHN BULLOCK has an eye on Florida.
He has longing ior orange blossoms, SO they
say. ~.
{ JupeE CoTHRAN spent his Christmas with
his family.
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TALK AT GREENWOOD.
Pyles's Paragraphs Photographed
and Printed.

Greenwood, ). g., Jan. 8, 1895.
State Constable, j. ]. Mosley, in his eager
ness TO seize contraband liquors, spares not
the preachers. Last Monday provision box
sent from Augusta, Ga, 10 Rev. q. 3. Bradley,
colored, who was at that time, very Ill, and
has since died, was opened BY Mr.: Mosley;
bury spent Saturday In Greenwood.
Lee Wright, colored, was shot near Verdery
one day last week. by party while attempt
Ing TO arrest him. We are not posted as TO the
particulars OF the shooting.
Prof. Frank Fooshe and his young bride,
nee Miss Alice Beckham, Of Lancaster county,
left Coronaca last week, where they had been
spending the Christmas holidays, for their
Prot W. P. McKellar, OF Greenwood, is
teaching the Quarry school this year.
The Greenwood Ginnery and OIL Mill re-
sumed work yesterday, alter weeks suspen-
leading TO the tank.
If you are a teacher and want "School
Record" call on our School Commissioner, or
Mr.. J. &. Klugh, and you can get one.
to attend the Baltimore Medical College.
Mr.. Thomas Griffin, Of Bradley, was op our
streets Monday.
their home near Dadeville, la.
MIR. Robert Collins, OF Saluca, Is quite Ill.
Messrs. w. w. Nickels and George Fooshe,
two OF Coronaea's most worthy young men,
Mr.. Josh Logan, formerly Of the vicinity OF
Green wood, after an absence OF some thirty
years, w.ls on our streets yesterday.
Mr. E. +. s. Gies went down to Bradley last
Monday on business.
The special coach here on the End instant,
con tanning the Florida exhibits was visited
by Il number OF our citizens.
We recently asked one OF Abbeville's faith
ful policemen il he could see any difference
between the deportement OF men on the
streets now and when the bar room system
was in existence. He said yes, very great
difference in favor Of the dispensary system.
Mr.. w. A Collins, one of Coronacas pros
perous merchants, Is erecting new store at
that place.
We learn that Mr.. David Aiken, OF Coro-
naca, has bought out The interest OF MIR. ID. r.
Joyce OF the firm of Joyce & Aiken.
N.O.Pyles.