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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26
PETERSBURG NEWS NOTES.
battalion Drill = Business without
license Church Ecua

~ Pc Petear.sburg, Va, Nov. 25.-(special)-
R hf P Wil hnys GrSNs and lin
row afternoon at half past three o'cIoci,
on Water Works Hill The battalion viii
b be i Under the command ON, OF Captain Nj
Lieutenant a. K. Moody. acting adimtant.
Sergeant H. " 'Parkhan, Sergeant Major.
Lieutenant w. y. lsond and the 4. r. Hill
Rifles under the command OF Sergeant
James Waddill 1t is expected TO have
about ScNcniy-!iVc men In line
Mr. Walter Stewart of D'nwfddic
county and his two nieces, Misses Mag
gle and Annie Stewart who have been
Europe have returned home. T'ke,yI "f eX X.
press themselves rs having had most
delightful trip.
IN, the mayors court this morning.
r. +. Chambers was charged with yiolnt-
ing Virginia ,ordinancc in selling meats at
butcher. AIR. Chambers was discharged
but he with ten or twelve other butchers
were notified by the mayor that they
We're doing II business contrary TO law
and If brought together again they wolIIi
be fined; the law requiring in order TO OH
tain It meat shop license, the person an
plying for the same must be a butcher
legally licensed ana occupying a stall at
each of the markets.
Church Sunday School met at the church
on Tuesday. evening. and presented to
tiful go!dheaded cane. The prescnta-
ton address was made by Supcrintcnd-
cnt w. IL. Collect Rev Shearcr ras-
pended in Il very touching and impressive
manner.
Rev. Il. NJ. Peterson, who was recently
assigned to the pastorate of High street
NJ. u Church by the Virginia Conference.
and who has boom quite sick a his home
at Hamptoi, is improving and will arrive
in Petersburg on next Friday 10 enter
upon his duties hena.
The congregation Of the Second BAPTIST
church have made arrangements to Dor
row sufficient amount of money with
which to complete their place of Worship
Miss Lula r. Anderson and Mr. John
10. Barhum were united in marriage THIS
afternoon at the residence OF the ntidc's
parents on Adams street MIR, II. w. DE-
ilayri was best man. The ceremony was
performed In an impressive ninnnpr l,
2cv. II a. Gidout. irhe bride is the at
tractiv" daughter of lrI r. w Anderson
The groom is one of Petersburg ; most
popular citizens. and member OF the
Romairc parham Company. large trunk
manufacturers here. TIC couple left on
an EXTENDED northern Jour. .,
Mr.. j. VIM. Friends of Richmond and
Miss Grace Revan were married this ar
ternoon nj the residence of tile bride on
Market street. Among those present
w..re Mr. and Mrs. James Frazer and
daughter, OF New York. The couple Went
north on bridal tour.
d. j.. Whitacre and ID. Larson. of Buff
falo n Y arrived herr. this morning nj
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REFORM A FAILURE.
Dick Croker snys New York want. n
Change.


New York, Nov. 25.-Richard Croker
said emphatically to-day that he did not
intend to resume the personal direction
or the affairs of Tammany Hall. Soon
after the holidays he plans TO return to
England TO look after his racing stable
There. The date of his coming back is
uncertain, but II will probably be some
time In September, of next year
Mr. Croker was asked about the Shee-
han-Purroy row. He did not answer di-
rectly. He said:
There are no dissensions In Tamma-
n.y.
Mr.. Croker said that since his arrival
In this city he had found NO one who
does not believe that 1t will be In the in
terest OF the city TO elect a Democratic
ticket next year
II cannot see" he said THAT the peo-
pie OF the city have gained by electlng
the so-called reform administration
There Is one thing that I am willing ITO
admit, and that is that the streets have
been cleaned and cleaned In good shape.
But n Tammany street cleaning COM
missioner could and would have
cleaned the streets quite as well
II he had an appropriation of So. 600. 900
to do this work with. If Tammany had
secured any such appropriation Cor the
cleaning of the streets tho Chamber of
Commerce would have been Immediately
called together to adopt measures to Sc
cure the Indictment of Tammany men
and they would have said that the
money went into the pockets of Tamma-
ny officials"
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Moro Money .ynntna

London. Nov. 25.-The Pail Mall Ga
zetie says the Government intends TO
ask Parliament early in 1897 for n credit
of E7.000000 beyond the usual army
estimates. The intention of the Govern
ment Is to apply this increase to re-
armament of the artillery, the estab-
lishment OF additional infantry battal-
ions and reorganization of the trans
port service.
The Cabinet met at noon to-day and
considered the Legislative programme of
the Government for 1897. The Central
News says that Sir NJ. w. Ridley, Home
Secretary. will take the sense of the
Cabinet upon the question of the release
OF DR.. Jameson. the leader Of the Trans
vaal raid, from imprisonment
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est. Nicholns.)


1t Is good for plants to keep as much
apart AS possible. If the seed fell straight
to the ground, and the young plants all
grew up together around the parent one
they would starve each other out. For
plants are like people, and when crowded
themselves. Their struggles are very Bit
ter ones. though we do not soc nor hear
them. The plants that are strongest In
these silent battles end by getting the
need from the soil. while the poor weak
lings ane left to starve and die. To pre-
vent too much of this wastcful crowding
anu struggling, old Dame Nature has in
vented many clever little scheme. When
trees or smaller plants grow on river
banks. their fruits often fall into the water
and are carried down stream by the cur
rents. sometimes finding landing places
OH the banks, and so growing UP Into
new plants. Who has not seen sycamore
this easy fashion? These are the fruits of
the trees they grow on. Fruit is the part
of tho plant that incluses. the seed, with
the seed itself. SO the dry pods that
hold the black morning-glory seeds are
as truly fruits as are apples or strawber-
rics though we commonly use the word
only for those that are good to eat. It
often happens that, on small islands in
rivers, trees and flowers are found that do
not grow OIL the ncighborin, banks These
from the mountains where IT rises, in the
shape of fruits, and have found lodging
on the island. during high water. Some
times fruits nrc thus borne quite out to
the ocean currents and carried long dis
tanccs. 1t has been said that Columbus
first formed the notion that there might
be land beyond the western ocean on see
ing some strange nuts that had been
washed to the shores of the Azores from
n a
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Appeal for CIcr,,ency.

Judge Hanckel, of the Corporation
Court. who tried the condemned muir
derers Williams and Downing, has writ
ten Governor O'Ferrall asking that q
stay OF execution be had in the case OF
William Downing, I'm order that the ac-
lion of the Court OF Appeals in the Will
l!ams case may be asccrtained, both
cases being SO similar that the same rule
will apply to them both.
Mr.. Julius 4. Saunders. Downing s
attorney will go to Richmond to-day to
see Governor O'Ferrall with regard to
the case. He is the bearer of the letter
from Judge llancltcl and besides has n
petition numerously signed. asking for
Executive Intervention. The latter
however, will not be presented to-day.
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1lUNTEltSYIILE.

The old Hunter mansion, situated
south of North street, has just been
treated to new shingle roof by its
owner. Mr.. Ryiand Brickhouse.
Tonight Huntersvile Lodge No. 1913,
/. o. O. f., will celebrate its first ami
Versary.
MIR. l.. j. Gallup is at home. having
returned from Baltimore, Md. where
he is student of medicine, To spend
Thanksgiving with friends and rela-
tives.
George Russell, of this town, has been
arrested at the instance of Mr.. Leo
Judson, trustee of the late Southern
Electrical Supply Company, on the
charge of misappropriating goods OF the
said company. for which he was n clerk
a portion of the goods are said to have
been found at his home.
Foundations have been laid for large
building combining store and residence
for Mr. John Lesner, Sr., on his lot at
the corner of Washington avenue and
O'Keefe street
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Commissioners OF AerIculturc.

Canton, o., Nov. 25.-Major Mckinley
listened this afternoon to Il formal re-
quest for recognition by appointment TO
the Cabinet. A committee of The Nation
al Grange. an organization OF farmers.
with membership of 100000, urged M A.
jor Mckinley TO appoint j III. Brigh1m
of Ohio. Secretary of Agriculture. The
committee consisted OF o. II. Hale. OF
New York; George b. Horton, of Mich
igan; w. w. Miller, secretary of the
Ohio State Board OF Agriculture, and
Aaron Jones. of Indiana, the latter of
whom acted as spokesman Major Nc
kinley promised to carefully consider
the suggestions of the committee, and
its members departed In excellent
sDirits
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Persons who Sill Ai,nny

In counting house or manufacturing es-
adjustments, inhaling close or impure
air are usually pale and frequently
rmnc'ated. y tonic is what such people
require. Operatives, clerks. sales women
Cd To the desk 10y cares OF business derive
infinite good from Iostctter's stomach
Filters. an admirable means OF repairing
the physical depletion, rcsulting from
too close AN application to their special
avocaiions., Dyspepsia, constipation. bill
ious Irregularities. and premature dcca V
are arrested by this invigorant and al
terative. recommended by physicians, and
a standard article for thirty-nve years
nast Fever and aene Is checked in it's
persisted in. entirely eradicdted when
chronic by the B!tters Rheumatic all
mants are also arrested by its blood pur-
flying and diurctic action.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26
DOCK l.ABonERs' STRIKE.
The Great Majority of Vessels at Ham.
burg led UD.

London, Nov. 25.--According to a dis
patch from Hamburg to the Central
News work is being carried on upon
only thirty-five vessels out of 2l5 now in
port there. The employers of the dock
laborers declare that the strike must
necessarily collapse in short time as
no assistance in the shape of funds for
the support of the strikers is being re-
ceived from outside source. Bremen
ana Lubbock officials declare that the
ing.
London, Nov 25.-The Daily Chroni-
Gle Will print tomorrow a dispatch
from Berlin saying that there are pro-
badly 10000 men in the ranks of the
strikers and predicting that compro-
muse VIII be effected between the en-
Rloyers and employees by the end of the
week
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thei,i bicycle, They left Buffalo three
weeks ago and have been on the road ever
since since They are on their way to Jackson
ThlsIaflernoon at tho home Of the BRIDES
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph N. Palmer
81 brunswick county. Mr.. w W!thers
Nllier, or Richmond was married to thu
cnarIning Aliss Sallie Haynes Palmer
MISS Palmer has always been consIdered
the leading belle OF the county. and Tho
wedulng was attended by u score or more
OIL beautiful girls, who hive been life
irlehus OF the bride. Besides there were
quite gathering OF leading citizens
from miles around, all of whom OK
pressed regret at losing her, but congrat-
uiating Richmond on securing one OF Vir-
ginia's fairest daughters. Senator Eugene
Withers, OF Danvillc. cousin of Mr. Miller
was best man. Miss Francis Starr. OF
Richmond, the maid OF honor. Then fol-
lowed Miss I.iney Osborne with Miss
Lillian Rawlings, Miss Maud Miller With
Miss Marie Lewis. Miss Louise Britt OF
SUFFOLK, with Miss Matte Iicnrtweii
Ihcro was n large number OF Invited
guests present to witness the ceremony
MIR. and Mrs. Miller passed through here
TINS AFTERNOON EN- route north on a bridal
tour.
Petersburg lodge of Talks will 90 to VIII
ioughby Spit tomorrow morning to par
take OF an oyster roast to Ire given by tho
Norfolk lodge. They will carry about iir-
ty men. They leave on the $50 train.
The police corps was inspected this nr-
tcrnoon by the Police Commissioners.
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ADnnker Sentenced.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Ex- Banker Kozel
to-day pleaded guilty to the theft of a
mortgage for $1,000, and was sentenced
20 serve an inderterminate term in the
State pententiary.
The time Of the prisoners service with
the State will not be less than one nor
more than fout.een years. All other in
OF. The defense submitted certificates
from two physicians setting forth that
KoZcl is suffering from Brights disease
Judge Brctano said he could not send
these reports to the Joliet penitentiary,
but that koZel's friends might.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr.. w. w. Sawyer has returned from a
visit TO friends and relatives in Curri-
tuck county, y. G.
y union Thanksgiving entertainment
will be given at the W. c. y. L. hall
on Colley avenue tonight at s O'Clock.
An enjoyable time may be expected by
al who attend
The usuacl recognition meeting in hon
or of the new pastor, Rev. T., l.. Dudley.
will be held al Central Avenue Baptist
church OH next Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock
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The strike is Growing.

Hamburg, Nov. 25.-The allied labor
ers, engineers. donkeymen and bo;le,
cleaners unions have resolved 30 pre-
serve solidarity with the striking docl,
iaborers, TO give them financial aid and
10 go on strike if necessary to the sue
cess OF the men who are out. The coal
porters In the employ of the Herd
mann firm ceased work this morning.
The hamburg American line steamer
Fuerst Bismarck will be fitted out will,
sleeping accommodations, etc, for the
use of the men who are working.
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COLUMBIAN Liberty BELL.
The Court Grants the Application Tor
Receiver.

Chicago, Nov. 25.-Judge Gibbons today
appointed the American Trust and Saw
ings bank receivers for the Columbian
Liberty Bell. on application of George s.
kn;tpp, who alleges that there is due
nm as custodian Of the bell. n balance OF
S'."hi. knnpp's claim is against the Co
lumbar Liberty Bell Committee. num-
ner OF the members of which are known
persons defendants, among them being
Mrs. Russell Sage. Frances +. Willard,
MRS. George Washington Gist. Amos
Parker Wilder. ie2aii!ah Buttcrworth,
Mrs. John Quincy Adams, Aaron Wander
btlt, John Clarke Rcdpath, Mrs. James t.
Peck and JOhn Winiit!d Scott.
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LAW and Chanccry Court.

In the Court of Law and Chancery
We: ie?day Judge Martin rendered n de
cis!on in favor of the defendant in the
case of the Btainerd-Armstrong Com
pany vs.. b. Miller. The plaintiff sued to
recover a portion of the Chittenden
stock Of goods at No 9S Main street.
originally bought from them, and which
was recently sold as WHOLE by Chit
'tenden 10 the defendant
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Vhe Votetm,Iichicnn

Lansing. Mich. Nov. 25.-The State
work this morning on the canvass of the
recent election in this state with the
IoilowihS results: Total vote 1925:
Mckinley 2N3,325: Bryan 23725l; lowering
4.aiS: Palmer $3.50: Bentley l,SG9.
For Governor Mayor pinerce polcd
n.lo4 more votes than Mckinley and his
date is S3,i09
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Admiralty Case.

Judge Seymour. of North Carolina.
who is presiding in the United States
Court, yesterday heard the concluding
evidence in the admiralty case of Caleb
GoocHin. master of the tug Katie. vs..
the Norfolk ana Washington steamer
Newport News for $4,000 for collision.
Thc argument will be by briefs. which
are to be filed before january 1st.
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YntenfN ehraakn

Lincoln, Neb.. Nov. 25.-The State
Canvassing Board completed the official
count on Presidential electors to-day.
Bryan Is shown to have carried the
State by plurality of 1860. Four flu
Sion and two Republican congressman
are elected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26
BOTH BRYAN AND M'KINLEY
Are spoken of Very Highly by the
Working Class Generally, md
Equally ns High Esteem are our
6r M 5snfrnI Shupa alctt

We acknowledge no superior shoe for
comfort, ease or durability. They are
worn by policemen. wharfmen. black
smiths. painters, carpenters, foundry
men. oystermen and every other kind OF
mechanics or workingmen. They have
three distinct soles and double sole
shanks. and each one made of the best
sole leather. We have both lace and
CATERS. Your naihe Is placed along
side the date when purchased at
HELLER'S ONE PRICE" SHOE
STORE,
&C Bank ST.. Opp Courthouse.
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VALUABLE Butte STREET. PROP
CRTY COR eAI.I,
FOE RENr.

LARGE FRONT ROOM for rent on Holt
street, with or without board. Apply r.
NJ, care Virginan. no22-lw
FOR RENT--In West Freemason street.
I,,sbo se hstb on6 haat II ,dS,, in
at moderate terms for gentlemen. Adj
dress T. r. nol0s
ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM In
western part of city. with use OF bath;
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26
VICTORY FOR PRINCETON
Marks file Close of The Football Sen.
son There,

Princeton. n. j.. Nov. 25.-The football
season closed here to-day by the Prince
ton freshmen defeating the Yale fresh
men by the score of II to 4. About 1000
spectators turned out to see the con-
test, but there were few representatives
from New Haven present.
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Storm In Montana.

Butte. Mont, Nov. 25.-The heaviest
storm known In Montana for years Is
raging all over the state and the mer-
curry at different points Is from 10 to 40
degrees below zero. Railroad trains are
impeded and street car service suspend
ed.
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srEAMrw's CARGO on FIRE.
The Cotton om IL british Steamship
Burning ID.

Halifax, y. s. Nov. 25.-The British
steamer WraGgoc, from Wilmington. n.
c.. on November for Liverpool loaded
with cotton, pat in here tonight with
her cargo on fire.
She is anchored in the stream. The
steamer is OF 1.160 tons register and is
commanded by Captain Rowe.
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Applied for n permnnent Register.

Halifax. N. s., Nov. 25.-The present
owners of the steamer Bermuda have
applied to the authorities at Ottawa for
n permanent register. 1t is stated on
good authority that it will be granted.
Captain Bunker. who brought the Ber-
muda to Halifax, left to-day for New
York
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meteorological Da,n.
U. s. Department of Agriculture.

y. 5. Department OF AgrIculture,
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Nov. rs.
The following observations are record
ed for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature . rs
Minimum temperature .., AZ
Normal temperature . 40
Departure from normal .... plus IL
departure since January 1 49,. plus 300
Rainfall in twenty-four hours 49,. O
Rainfall since November 1 ....... 81
j. j. GRAY, Observer,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26

Do your eyes bnrn. or blur? Arc you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. In most cases, will afford relief
See DR.. Week. q
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-26

II you see an overcoat with the label
u Rudolph Sc Wallace in 1t you can
rest assured Its q good one. They have
that reputation. va
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Mad Dog rkiiiea.

Late yesterday afternoon dog be-
longing to the Bergdoll Brewing Com
pany. On Chesapeake street. while suf-
fering with rabies bit several other dlgs.
One Of these. belonging to Mr.. II. Kahn,
on Church street, was killed by Officer
Salisbury. The beer company's deg was
also killed later
For eye trouble consult DR.. Levy, II
CRANKY street, Examination free.
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The will of Mrs. w. H. Vanderbilt was
filed by Chauncey NJ. Depew yesterday.
Her estate Of about $1,000 is divided
among relatives; s25o,000 goes TO ST.
Bartholomew Church.
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APPEAL FOR DOWNING
Judge Hanckel, Who Tried the Murderer,
Asks for a Respite,
UNTIL THE COURT OF APPEALS CAN ACT
Yesterday Was IL Dnif Day In the
Courts-Justice TomIin Gives Jaii
Sentences toseverniT hicves.-Court
of law and Chnncery Decides "a
Case-Ncwport News.

Justice Tomlin, presiding in the Police
Court yesterday, sent on to the grand
jury Samuel Strawn, colored, charged
with burslarizing the room of Albert
Williams, in Alyntown, on the 18th in
slant, and stealing quantity of clothing
valued at $IT5O
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WEATHER REPORT.
forecast nna General Condition. For
To-day.

Washington. d. C., Nov. &c.
For Virginia-Fair; contin-
FAIR ued high temperature; south
erly winds.
For North Carolina-Fair
easterly winds becoming
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This Store
Is better, grander, greater
every day. Today's best
is tolnorrow's starting point
IFS confidence that makes
this Norfolk's satisfactory
shopping place.

Handsome Rouc!c Cloakinc, 81 In
chcs wide, blue And black, garnet and
black, SI.I9 yard.
Finer Grade Bouclc Cloaking, 81 in
ehcs wide, green and black, garnet and
black, $I.69.
Other fine Cloakings in beautiful
mixtures, $500 and $2.j9 yard.
Heavy Storm Serge IN black and
navy, 81 lie. grade for 29c.
Fine Broadcloth in beautiful shada
OF plum, $500.
54-inch Novelty Mixed Settings in
handsome two-toned effects, real value,
1 $l.O0; we have been selling them at
&c.; special for few days only, 69c.
I0-4 fine Bleacbed Damasl Table
Cloth. regular $500 quality, social,
while they last, $J.49.
66-inch Blcachcd Damask, the &c.
value TO 90 at Soc.
54-inch Unbleached Damask. 35c.
Offering, to go at 2Sc.
56-inch DamasL, good value at 49c,.
our orice 81 lie.
i lot culored border Doylies to 90 at
39c. dozen.
lot excellent coIored border Doy-
lies to go al co.. dozen.
Ladies' Jackets OF heavy black Bou-
Gle, black Beaver, Tan Mixed Cloths
with new sleeve and back, high COL
lar and large buttons, excellent gar
ments, regular price $500; our price,
$500.
Ladies' Jackets Of black Beaver,
\ Tan Irish Frieze, panel front, oblone
buttons, new collar and sleeve, hall
silk lined, $3.50.
Child's Coat, fancy brown and blue
mixture, large collar, trimmed with
rows OF narrow braid, cuffs trimmed in
braid, $3.50.
Child's Coat in navy and brown
Boucle, collar, cuffs and down front
EDGED with Astrachan, $500.
Misses Tan Goats, velvet collar,
fancy buttons, $500.
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THIRTY DAYS FOR THEAI.

Charley Carr and his dusky partner,
John Bell. took their friend NJ. d.
Lane, also colored, into their confidence
and beat him out OF So. They were both
arTaigned In the Police Court yesterday
and Justice Tomlin, said they could
board with the city for the next thirty
DAYS
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ASSORTED OFFENDERS.

S. w. Wrigh, got full of mean liquor
and created disturbance on the street.
He was arrested and locked up. and in
the Police Court yesterday morning he
was fined Sc.
Matthew McDermott periodical nui-
sance, who has encountered the police
several times before, was ordered out OF
The city by Justice Tomlin
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Save money on your purchasing goods
by looking over our line before buying
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1913 Main street.
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&C Bank ST.. Opp. Courthouse.

Exclusive funeral designs at Tile
Foral Exchange. IL CRANKY street OPP
posite Atlantic Hotel.