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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

picture of the first historical Dew
il. found on an Assyrian has relief Is
given in No. 422 of the Chicago Open
Court. 1t occurs ia all illustrated
paper, by Dr. p Carus. on primitive
Semitic myths, examined as the origin
Of Bible stories
The new steam laundry i meeting
with great success. 1t Is receiving the
liberal patronage the excellence OF the
work done merits Besides local pat
ponage work comes in from Bloom
ington, Fennimore and several other
towns.
Mr. Ludwig Kaiser. wife and
daughters Of Glen Haven made trip
TO the county seat last Wednesday
Mr.. Kaiser il the senior member of
the reliable and wide-awake firm Of
Kaiser q Sons and one OF the most
highly esteemed citizens of West
Grant.
Miss Louise Emaleon Moreaux and
Max H Yoelz. editor OF the Rock
County News. will be married next
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in
the Presbyterian church by Rev. John
Macarthur The ceremyny at the
church will be public and may be
witnessed BY all who desire. + +.
Voelz and Miss Lizzie yoelz. brother
and sister, OF the groom Of Lancaster.
Wisconsin. aud Miss Agnes Engerness
Of Rushmore aud Amable Moreaux,
brother Of the bride. will offlciate as
bridesmaids aud groomsmen Walter
Crawford and George Crawford viii
be ushers. and Miss Lola Hutsell viii
preside at the organ Besides the
above there viii be two little girls
who will act as flower girls Immedi-
ately after the ceremony 1T the
church wedding supper will be
served al the home Of the bride 5
mother. Mrs. A. NJ MoreauN on Free
matt avenue Herald. Luyerne, Mimi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

The man who was arrested in Ian
easter last May for obtaining money
under false pretenses and who has
spent the summer in the county jail
was released a few days ago and at
once began his old tricks.
He went to Galena and succeededin
borrowing small sums from number
OF persons.
He represented himself as a fore
man of force OF railroad men. as a
locomotive engineer. and as the own
er of Joe Patchen The Gazette says
he seemed to know everybody but no.
body knew him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
through the darkest hours.

through the darkest hours.
! Soon after settling in Beetown. Mr..
Walters was converted in our little
church. About five wears ago. while
PRAYING at that same altar. he was
stricken with paralysis. He was car
ried tenderly to his home. and life
was despaired of But he revived.
and the first words upon his lips were
praises to God. Gradually the pal
sled limbs recovered action. but the
venerable man was too feeble to re-
sumo the duties that he had unflinch-
lngly fulfilled for many. manv wears.
lie had been for 50 long a time class
leader and superintendent OF the
Sundayschool eNpounding inhis simple
way the word of God. and constantly
exhorting Others to embrace the bet
ter part
No evil at all have we to remember
about Father Walters. Meek, patient.
submissive was he in all things.
praisng God even for his Affections,
taking them always as the discipline
needed to fit him the better for this
service. Oh, what a glad song must
have burst from the angelic hosts as
the Master welcomed this purified
soul with the ..Well done. thou good
and faithful servant"
Only little while did the loving
wife wait in the heavenly land To-
gether for more than a half century
did they walk on earth Now they
have both entered into the joy OF their
Lord and will walk for evermore the
golden streets"
Mysterious death, who Ia a single hour
Lies gold can 50 refine
And by thy art divine.
change mortal weakness to immortal power
Bending beneath the weight of four-score
years.
spent with the noble strife
OF victorious life.
We watched them fading heavenward
through our tears
nut ere the sense Of loss our heart had
wrung
miracle was wrought.
And swift as happy thought
They lived again, brave. beautiful and
young. - d. 5.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
Concluded TO COLT Alone.

NEW YORK, Oct. There was con-
vantion of the Good Government clubs of
the city to decide whether they should
make a combination with the other forces
o posed TO Tammany Hall in the coming
municipal election or put an independent
ii ket in the field. After much debate it
was decided by vote Of ~ to II, each club
having one vote. to make independent
nominations, and a ticket was nominated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
Indicted for Manslauehter.

NEW YORK, Oct. Captain William
Hulse and Pilot James Allen of the steam
ship Perseus which, on the evening
of Aug. y ran down the yacht AIDE
laide and caused the death Of Robert w
Inman, Jr.. Were indicted for manslaugh-
ter in the second degree by the Richmond
county grand jury. They each gave 50 900
bail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
Appointments Announced by the Pardee.
vile Conference

The appointments made by the Free
Methodist conference for the ensuing
year are as follows:
Platteville District. f. Coleman.
district elder; Platteyille. New Dig
gings and Cuba City, H. A. Knapp
and W. 5. Waters: Montfort and
Livingston, e. w. Edincott: Arthur
and Werley. W W. Bates: California
schoolhouse and Annatown. j Living
ston. supply: Grant sehoolhouse. L.
Alcoek. supply.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
Thought His Father was q Fox.

MILFORD, Pa, Oct. Nathaniel Doyle
of Queensborodied from a gunshot wound
accidentally inflicted by his son They
had been cunning and the son mistook his
father for fox in the bushes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
Eirst Snow Ion Penn.,l,nnla.

PHILADELPHIA Oct There has been
a slight fall of snow here, the first Of the
season. snow has also fallen in the vicin
ity of Altoona.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
mysterious

The second annual meeting OF the
Lost club met with Mrs. ). Wright.
All were present fhe club consists
Of twelve members who are. Martha
Ann, Clarrissia NJ. Ada NJ. Mary H..
Oceanna s.. Lizzie Ann. Susia Kasia,
Elizabeth A Armilda r.. Abigail j !,
Nancy y. of Bloomington and Harry
G.. of Patch Grove. Very elaborate
refreshments were served. after which
we all assembled in the parlors which
were beautifully decorated with ferns,
artichoke blossoms and palms tone
kind only). The entertainment was
laughable and well deserves a puff.
Our third annual meeting will be held
at Mrs. c. H. Basfords. There will
be a slight change in the program.
The badge to be worn Is an artichoke
blossom. Remember the date and
hour Of meeting so the fines will not
amount to 81 30 for any one member
next time. ARTIE CHoKDR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

levi Garner living near Lancaster
offers for sale few choice boar pigs,
Poland China. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

SrRAYEDs 4 black sow pig weigh
ing about l75 pounds Anyone Civ
ing information a to its whereabouts
will be rewarded A. BuDwoRTH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

The foilowing masonS from Lancas-
ter lodge attended the funeral services
Of Thos. Watson: r. B. Showalter.
6. T. Budd Ell Walker. John p.
Lewis. " II. Decker. W A. Johnson.
Sol Griswold, J F. Lane County
Clerk Eplett Clerk Circuit Court
Churchill. VIM r. Stone. sup. c. II.
Nve. a. Michaelis. John Wright. st..
f G. II. Cooley All Il Brt ker. Geo.
i REYNOLDS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03

a frisky old felirr
VINO writes Tor the Teller
Sometimes sticks his Smeller
Where il doeSn t belong
TwoGld he sight bf'i ghter
For the CraStE old writer
q EgE eIrl d ELltr
Bat keep on a SiT eing 1c nt
Teller song
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
About Cowarus.

Here is little talk between n boy
who is great hunter for his age and q
lady Of his acquaintance, which shows
that cowardice depends sometimes upon
tho way things arc looked ut.
"A rabbit, said the young hunter,
"is the most awful coward that there is
in tho world My! How he does run
from hunterr'
so you think the rabbit is coward,
eh?"
why, Of course
"Woll. let us suppose little. Sup
pose you were about or inches tall I"
"Wen?"
"And had good, strong, swift legs"
"Yes?"
"And didn't have any gun, and q
great, big fellow came after you, who
did have one. What would you do?"
what should do? / should streak
it like lightningr'
Il think you would, and think, too,
that you would have your own ideas rs
to who was the coward !''-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

"Oh, my!' Willie couldn't believe
his eyes.
Nevertheless there it was, large
green cucumber in glass bottle that had
such tiny neck.
How could it get i'll there and whole,
too, papa" asked Willie III wonder AS
be carefully examined the queer curios-
tty.
Willie, boy, it grew therer' answer
ed papa, smiling into the boys upturn-
ed face
How could it? See. tho holo isn't
bigger than mammals thimblc, and the
cucumber fills the whole bottlor' con-
tinued Willie, moro iucredulous than be-
fore
Then papa explainod you see,
took the bottle ont into the garden just
nftor the cucumber began to form 1t
was then very easy to put tho baby Gu
cumber into the bottle. OF course was
very careful not TO injurc the stom or
the Yine, and SO the cucumber just grew
in ds little glass house until it S cap
ti5e, suro!'
SNOh !" laughed Willie in great de-
flight MAY ] do that next year,"
7 Certainly, if you wish, !" said papa
0~'N onth' 8 Companion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

DAILY B-RrcaLfas, p-DInncr s-c,n,or
40 ~ connect At Weldon with a {. Line lul-
man s,S'leis fortSmouth TO to Atlanta. Ga
nccis At franklin with steamers olive i3r Elem
t Y : ma I9nd nS on the river. Connects al
"slh WIN southern Eaiiway Tor AshcyilIe "
Il. Il. '''"'' oh tue W. ~ =.
No los and Il. NesilOuie Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Puiluian Sc.ucr
Portsmouth 70 Ati!utH Ca. onnets directly az
Atlanta. with W and y i. Il Tor Chattann,1.a
Nashville, aud al points West Connects with 4
and ". ,. L. l.. Tor Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans aud all points Southwest
AIti.iSE.
NO 10, Atlanta .ucral 7.,ua
mo. IS. Mail and EXPIRES, 5:IJp IA.
or tickets Gud baggage checked TO all point,
South ami southwest plug ear reservation and
ncrH informal on, call Oh or address W. v II,
Z. J. ANDERSON j. W BEOWN Jr,
Gen. Pas. Agent Pass. and licsct Agt
J.. 81. JOHN, JOHN ii. WINDEH
N!ce-Prcsidcnt. Gcnc.al Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Go.

SIX HOURS QulCEER THAN ANY OTHER
lime.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXrREsS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IL INFECT MAY $50.
LEAVE AOEfoLK.
7:i' VI. d3uT, except Sunday-(Portsmoutn
High street, $50 q. m.) Arrive NJ Phila
dciphia 5:52 p. m; New York at SIS
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6uO D. n daily. portsmouth, High strsat go ,
Arrilcat rhiladelphia 5iOa. m.o Sey
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
iGaying New York D. M. Philsdcphll
AHRiVWE Al NORFOLK.
sos p. m. daily except Sunday-Uortsmouth
iiigh street, Sl5 p ny, leaving New
cIo.o.,, York Al 5 a H.. Philadelphia, 1920 a. III.
,n.s -, aUhheciion made with all rail and sounl
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains BETWEEN
Jersey City, rhladclphia and Cape Charles. Pull.
man Buffet and Parlor Cars on day trains betwoal,
Philadelp!ia and Cape Charles.
as-Throush Tickets sold and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel a ana on
tbtsteamers IL. Il. COOKE,
General Agent.
= CLAREMONr. NEWPORT NEWS and James
river landings direct by dayght-Virginia Navi-
CATION Company's Ele .ant steamer
leaves Ciyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY
at Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News goins
and returning, arriving at Richmond },out p
IN, connecting with all evening trans. Fare ia
ESQ; ials TO Richm nd second class. ST. Tickets
much cheaper than 10y any other route o Rich
mond. Petersburg Naverly, lIicksiord aud stations
via Richmond. Tickets for sale nj ticket agencies
of Wake & SON. Brandt and on board steamer
,sF- Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. for
'"oo'' "a"''' ''"s: " N,CaE.I
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

MI points South WIN = l." tram -iior
~, loi Daily except Sunday, makes close con.
MOTION ~ lIObgood Tor WashInrtonN G. Kin"
ION, y. e. ilyinouth. n. c. aud alt Eastern Car.
ma l"ihiS' nho ut Rocky Mount with A CT
IRAN 80 ior all points south "a - u"
rams arrive az Norfolk Cos p. IN. daily Also
nj p 10 a. m daily, except Sunday.
hi"EEHSt thccked at company's Norfolk wharf
90 Main street " aus
For tirk,is 10 al points Souh, sleeping o,-
reservation and general in!ormatiomn, call On ~.
address j. a. NEUGEBAUEE
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUPiN
General Forwarding Agent,
c,, I. NJ. EMERSON,
G. NJ. SEiit ELL, Se"''
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
h., OLDD0A!N|0N STEAMSHIP
lS COMPANY.
Y FLOR NEW YORK.

DAsSESGEE SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SALT,
from Norfolk on MONDAY. TIL tSDAY, WE'D
NESDAI THURSDAY uud,SArURDA Mt TOO d.
III. From New York on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAY 5. THURSDAYS ut p. M, SAFURr
DAYS, p. IN.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and stateroom ber,n..s 500
Fare round trip. limited 10 thirty days.. Is 90
For tickets anu reservation OF stat, rooms apply
at Companys ohice,7' Main street or at general
FOX RlCHMOND-Shir. leave Norfolk every,
THURSDAY D. m. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, ARRIVING at
Richmond the next morning
IruE; *Gfl k:sius.s: SF SEEAHHERs
! Northamp,on, lhrsy. AecomscE, Enola aud
Isle OF Wight, saiiing daily. except SUNDAY.
Leave Company wharf. Norfolk.
FRk Os.D l'OSNs-At G, 6: @ aud lI.15a
m. ana $40 p. ~; Portsmouth. els 6:45 aud 1905
ami 500 D. nj. hay Line VIII = Norfolk ut G.U,i
and il:Sv 4 III. ana 80 p. III.
FOR ii PEON--At III5 a. M. and 415
pm: BAY Line 1880 No. and $3.50 p. M Portsmouth
al 1905 Il. nj. and d05 p. ni
Es.2s Nt:WPOiS a " fiNVS AND SHIIrH
htEii. Dat 80 p. m; Portsmouth, 3:l5 q. mi
Bay Line wharf, q. m. Tue, ..!s, Mtaursda .,
.snays" a.. A. $3.50 p M; ipr.s
3:ij y IN; S,y In $50 p N, o Monday, ard SAT-
F0rs EASE AND wakEa RIVERS
l'aily. except Sunday, leaving Comrauy's wharf
Wnari, Sorioik, Z a. m. O'' a. NJ pA' '''N'
eis HAGaN AND POSpGUSsS Hiv-
H>--1ouching q. Old Point, leaving ComPany's
wharf daily c'ctEt Sunday at :; n. m: Portsmouth
G:lo a IA, Kay Line Wharf Norfolk at $50 u. ~,
returning next Gay.
rs,,s sEvt..N EesvEiis--Tussiay. Thurs.
day aud Saturday. from CompIny's Wharf, at 6;3 u
IN: Portsmouth. o:+5 Ia; Bay L,ne Noriok,I IN
FOR NANSENiOND kisr,e AND
S7tEEUI.k-AtS =. NJ; Portsmouth,, S:iO p. mi
connecting at Suffolk with 8. and c. H. X
lifreignt ioi Mathews Back, Poquosin, Ware
Severn and Nnnsemond riyors must To prepaid
S1iSTsn CAROLINA DEvsssON,FoF-
mcrlv N. n. s w. ID. L.--Steamer Albeinar eleav,a
Norioit ,or mHsnington NJ Z. MonuS IA ns.. an.
ee';s for Washington and points OH the Tar. Panso
and Pamlico rivers.
Freight for Newbern,N. C.. received NJ n. ass
:. Il. r. depot.
fIella, rseo.7st sa''y. exe'p, SUNDAY, nlilso
u. NJ 1. SiiuWE.i.L.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAVELLERS .t!EIDE.
fI'llE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND allan
TIC kAlLROAUCO
SiL1s w, BURT. p..,

1 TIC KAlLROAD co.
-, ". vA vi N SSEa: Receivers.
TIME TABLE No. 4-lN EFFECrSUNDAY,
SELL. lsi, 1895. AT u o. LOOK AM
LEAVE NORFOLK.
500 IN, daily except Sunday. mixed; arrive yjr-
GINA Eeach 81 n NJ
io'Vo IN, dailI through eIp.ess; arrive Virginia
i-:'o M, daily, Local express; arrive Virginia
Ntach III y ~.
$50 IN daily through express; arrive Virginia
Beach i:oj M
O:lJ m, daily local express: arrive VIRGINIA
~ Eeach 600 T. M.
go H. 4aiiy lhr' ugn express; arrive Virginia
Beach 500 y ~.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
si5 a m. daily local express. arrive Norfolk a.
800 a M. "
!: . IN, hnily except Sunday, mixed; arrive Nor
ok . III.
2;i5 III daily, stops only u, Oc~aua Lynnhsyn,
nn' krnIrsvic arrive Norfolk 4 20 u N,
SID p M daily through express; arrive NoriolI,
- = NJ.
6lj III, daily, local express; arrive NorC.k :. q
VI.
@i3 pm. daily through express: arrive Norfolk
":II Pm.
90 Sundays tho 10 u m Train from Nor.cll
wiz stop on signal ut Kempsvillc, Lyunhayen
Trans stop only on signal at intermediate
fn,iohN to PIT oil or take on passengers
=, through Express Trains make the trip Ia
,hirty.hvo minutes; Local Express Trains
iorty five mlnutes.
Chair Car Is attached TO all PASSENGER trnin,
Seats - cents each,
Il. L. lIOLLASD,
Gcncrai Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
ERA VEs.l:ItS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R. R, CO,
sCnrDu1ElN ErrErr my ,so

:, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July 1905
Mall. AID iNf..ES> LEAVES NORFOLK
"aily except sunday YEA q. ~ Tor Elizabeth
Ky, Edenton, Mackeys Ferry Roper ran,osD
Btlhh'cn, etc, Connects III EientuI with N N :
X. Il steamer follows: Daily fc1c.pt Su,,I, 81
DAY and SATURDAY for al, landings on Chovau
lirer, on MONpAl and FRIDAY tor : .upnernor-
river, AMI wednesdays for salmon rock Con
meets nj Beilhavcn with steamer virciuta Dat, lar
Makceyville. South Creek Aurura WASHINGTON
anu intermediate landings
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
I. III. uaiiy except sunday for Elizabeth CITY
luenton aud negotiations. CONNECTS Al EIignh.ii,
anu saturday iur Ncwbern RoanoEc Inland an /
MoTehrad CITY. kinstoa and ca dsborro via A &
~ = IL H. ana Tor Jacksonville Wilmington =
N..ahd all stations on the w. ~ a y t. /;
~ RIVE iT NORFOLK
NJ All AND ENfhi--S ,iniy except sunday at
: :" - IA, amt ESnrc,s ,inilyrcxcepi sunday a, II
Il. M: connect with all rail and steam lines M N,r.
ION ior The North. las ami West Passenger s;a
nor loot "l East MANI street, Sorrn'L mud Wcsr
ern depot Freight station on Wu,crsircct
X ~ En- CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
- Il.EIPnl LINZ AND OLD DOMINION LINE
n'lWeeh an points North aud East via Norfolk np,,
carolina. ~ N"''''
freight received daily ruiil p III and for
wGrdcd promptly at low rates '0'
For inriher information apply to The General
Office OF the y. a : L. =. Co. Norfolk Va
60 II. &. HupGINS,
n. X. KING, Nh'N'
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
ATLANTIC AND pANvI!.Lr RAILWAY
scHEDULE1Y EFFECT MAHcml-rmis,

Leave Ship e. Compress Wharf daily go /. II.
WEST Norfolk - ga la ioT I;uila!U IL Ia a SPRINGS
lWiviiv. aud al uttruied at stations. arriving 4,
Buffalo lth alrinZs at 500 - IA; la VILE S",I
D. ~. itase Norfolk j,2u p M, We, Nor OH 2 g.
nm. Leave laWrcuctyillc daily except sunday
at 500 .rrivtur ~ pary ll. az ~ .'H n
connection made NJ lanville end JeIress June.
ton tlr all points In the Southern Railway system;
At lenuisIou Junction Tor DurhRm, south lios, on
and AL points on the Durham Division OK The n
~ ". X. l.
Au ti.iu. mT"r Como ten for iuilal0 liih a
srrt.,'. ,.eccD-u ~:HdIys.
Pullman SeeIers between Danviile, Asheyil
Atlanta Augusta Memphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale aud baggage checked AT Wakes
Agency, :, Comnanys Agency n wharf. Norfolk,
W ii. Taylor.
General Passenger Aysat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

ward to certain disaster, tho track, over
which had just passed special train
carrying n party of railway officials,
having sunk ont of sight in muskeg,
or subterranean lake, of which there are
several along the line of tho Duluth,
Mississippi and Northern road between
Grand Rapids and Duluth. Had it not
been for her cCol head and strong little
body every passenger OH tho train would
have gone down to death in the murlly
lake, for the SIM: hole which had sud.
denly opened and swallowed the track
was hidden behind Il curve in the tracks
and no power on earth could have stop
ped tho train in time to save it after it
had arrived 1T Il point where tho cngi.
neer could see the dcathtrap
The child is of course the most con.
Epicuous parsonage in this section of the
state at the present time, on account of
her brave deed, ard has been the rccip
Tent of no end % attention. All this has
not changed her i'll the least, and i'll
spite of the money and presents which
have been showcred upon her she re-
mains the same pleasant little creature
shc was before she distinguished her
self Thanks to his little daughter !,
bravery, Mr.. Anderson, who is "A fairly
well educated man, has been offered a
position with tho Duluth, Mississippi
and Northern road, mt Duluth. at Il sal
airy OF 500 per month, and today he was
ut home for the purpose Of telling his
wife tho good news ''It was a blessed
day for us when Gcrtie stopped the
train" said the mother, pausing in her
work and patting the soft, sunny hair
of her daughter. Il have wished to
leave tho iron district here, but 10 other
work seemed open to Hermann, so we
staid. Now we will move to Duluth.
where Hermann has boon offered a good
place, and where Gertio can 20 TO school
Sho needs it badly enough, poor child
OF course L am proud of her-who
wouldn't bo?-for every little girl
would not be brave enough TO do as she
did. But wo havo always lived near the
tracks, you know, so tho children arc
not afraid of tho trains. And l have
endeavorcd to explain to her how dan
Gcrous AFRO tho many marshy places
around here and cautioned her never TO
tC Aithi t4ItAi, ~ NllCH sic SAW tllD
track disappear and the water begin to
come up she knew that the passenger
train would meet the very fate had so
often warned her about unless it was
stopped before it camo to the bend in
tho road. " While the mother was speak
2ng Gcrtic listened attontivcly her
sweet letlc face as red as tho dress sho
wore, us red as the painted checks of
her doll She WAS not i'll at case par
Ucularly, nor was she forward, and
when asked to tell her story did so i'll
charmingly simple manner. She lived
over again the excitement through
which she had passed, and onco almost
dropped her doll while making an OK
pressive little gesture. Grand Rapids
Telegram.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08

CLYpE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS r,I.
Y FHILADELrliiA uny direct ST-u@
lhtiI further orders. steamers are ~ 10ITTcI 10
sail from Norfolk every MONDAY, "Wednesday
aud saturday at q g. IA. aud from phiia1.
pnla every Tuesday, Thursday aud saturday
through Hills col liiiiug TO nil points >o6th ani
Southwest VIA Seahoari air I.ine htiuiic ,oi,:
Line and Virginia Tennessee AR I.lnr Railroad
JAMES ". CAErICK
General -outucrn Agent. Norfolk Va.
W. T.. tI.NGE ~ 60
Agrats Philadelphia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-08
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ~. 1897
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

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Petersburg. H iC !. M % n a
nnd Washington. Also tor
a:tnchbnrR, isonuokc,
Bradford. ixlucrIcid, Po.
cahoutns. Removal. go.
1.smbns aud chicago,
Sleeper ftOnnou, 40 90.
iunbus without change
hIn0 Tor Puinsiii. ItIstoI,
NnONNilic. shattnnuori q,
nnh intermediate POINTS,.
lo0o p, N. For Petersburg, RaJiotd, Pulaski
BriBtol; also Tor Bluchcld, aud 70
tHhonlus; nls' tor Rocky Mouni
and all stations on Winston. Salem
Division. Has Pullman sl,cnr,
Norfolk 10 Roanoke Conmoct, A,
Roanoke at 8: q Il M with Wash
inrton and Chattanooga limited
for all points South aud West l'nl
man slesIerS Roanoke 10 Mcnlhi,
and New Orleans. Din NJ ear at
taChei.
II FL V Norfolk daily, $50 Il III, lL2ja II,
lt:II n M.