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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-05
BURGLARS CAPTURED
Two Of them Ron Down In the Early
Morning BY PolicanM h. Moore.
ONE Of THEM MAKES A CONFESSION
A Carload OF Goods Was Found
Laid Aside for Removal From the
Building-Storlcs Of Assaults and
Other ORcnscS An Amusing In.
cldens fin Court.

Police Justice Tomi.n presided for the
frs; time in the Police Cour; yesterday.
having qualified in che morning before
Mayor Mayo arsi given his bond before
Judge Hanckel y faiv-sized docket
awaited adjudication
The most important case was \ burg
larry which was discovered yesterday
morning by Officer II. Moore, who cap
iurei two of ;he burglars, Solomon
kSttr1ll. colorcd was seen by the officer
peep!ns gu, Of an alley on L!nchn street
and arrested, y little later he discover
al I'd Reed coming out OF side entran nee
at Scullion's secondhand store and also
placed him under arrest. After sending
the TWO men to the station house.
Officer Moore. accompanied by officer
Ch2S;een, began an investigation and
found that window IN the back of the
store had been broken and an entrance
effected. Clothing had been packed up
ready for Immediate remova! and a small
pile stood outside of the door. Another
negro was found, but made his escape,
tae officer firing three shots at him
Reed made u full confession and said
that four men We're concerned In the rob-
berry, he being left 10 do the watching.
The two captured men were sent on TO
the grand jury
AN AMUSING INCIDENT.
An amusing incident occurred yeg,er-
day morning and one which filled the
court and spectators with laughter. In
the midst OF the hearings Dan Gilley, a
white man, staggered into court and reel
Ing up 10 the RAIL- begged the Justice to
permit him to continue his Fourth OF
July celebration. He was not under ar
rest, but seeing the crowd In the court
room had concluded that he was also in
custody.
Just let ME off this time" he pleaded.
Wait until finish this case" answer
ed the Justice, as Gilley staggered Unto
the pen.
In a few minutes 1t was FOUND that Gill
ley was not under arrest and he was
fired out OF the court to continue his cell
ebration and give vent TO his patriotic
feelings.
WAS IT FELONIOUS ASSAULT?
Hezekiah Parker, colored was charged
with felon!ously assaulting Edward Rid
dick. but when the case was called yes
terday Riddick sent word that he had
gotten over his passion and desired the
warrant dismissed. As a felony was
charged the Justice d!d not see fit to let
the matter go SO easily. He therefore
continued it unMl Tuesday next at 8
o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-05
Burruss. Son & Co..
BAN KERS

Commercial otue. business paper
9s3counted.
Loans negotiated on favorable terms.
City bonds and other securities bought
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts In
vited.
Interest allowed on time deposits
Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
= Letters OF credit Issued to PRINCIPAL
5itles OF the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-05
HUMPHREY S
CAMP MEETING.

There will be 4 Camp Meeting at Tan
ncr's Creek Cross Roads. Norfolk county.
ter two weeks TO commence SUNDAY.
August End. The meeting will be under
the auspices of the National Evangelical
ton Society. II. NJ. WHARTON. -. u.
President. and Evangelist ARTHUR
CRANE will be in charge. Electric ears
from Norfolk over the Ocean View rail-
road will land you in u of mile Of the
camp grounds
For further particulars address
REV. c. *. HOBBS.
ty5- Portsmouth, We.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-05

China dinner sets at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and 80 CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-05
ss77 (" ron HOSE COLD.

Homeopathic book mailed free.
y Sold by druggists, or sent prepaid upon
receipt of price, flask sl,c0, trial . cents.
Humphreys Medicine Company, Ill WA
liam street, New York.
& Be surc to get
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

OF irtelii cot c0utr3l Of sulf which s.
the glory aud ROVER Of muu.
NoIwtHsaudiuE OH the assaul,s ihst
are madr by agnostics or atheists, u,
iacl Is undeuiable IN the history Of our
race that the restraint which Rivos tn
gfest,s. force 10 man f. applied iu re-.
ucisus principles. Religion, having
90. foundation tn a sphere higher thar
mortality, is the mcnrs 90 direct u-i's
lai.lItcual powrrs from chan.
uea OF waste nni DISTINCTION
Goo those u growth and preservation
from Cccay. Aud when prirc'p.aa
have teen demonstrated ~ Truly 60.
.lrIous ln he .oH.o that they accom-.
nlsb tlls csc, r,rflc who are wlc
loo their own iolall abiio by them
auple shafts 9 abuse or Tidicule that
may % buried ag'inst thom.
Tho w0i. 0itlc tompist y to bcguiIe
rc0Tlr g. depart from such princip'.r
Hence, r.cn we zee o man cas-. ngilu
Ilr religious rOstfaiut referred to, and
come cot and ASSERT hls Independence
ihcra', ltlba common experience 90
observe the umlssarics Of tho 'cmpirr
cheering and applauiing him. In
dIvlIuals who before then had
no wori q ccnsuto too GgvstU
Tor hiU, who hnd no sympathy
with his Efforts and aIms, now crowd
around and urge him on o. doing
something "amafr' and "Dfave."
Aad In tho blindness o. conceli that oi.
ton 10 r.b him under such conditions.
thc one 90 npplaudcd seldom discovers
until TOO late that the applause no re-.
eoiv,a 90 not Tor his Independence OF
courage iJr the right, tut touauso nc
has become rcbolllous 10 the spirit Of
proper RESTRAINT that would keep him
from wrong. But even u be does not
make the discovery, others who are
not impcloi by ultefior mstlvoi, and
who b.hold the peflotmale &C., ought 10
pause te.ote helping him "iown the
grade ty falling Into the way u
txpisssions q Cveriympathy that
would encourage him IN his recall.
citntlon toward bis former position
and friends. This sincerity Of their
'ympaihy tor him should lead them to
warn him against the oncomiuml
ana applause Of those who seek to turn
him from the right. Men who become
hetdy aud Tobeilieus against proper
restraint usually forget that "prIdt
goeih before iall, aud naughty
apitlt before dcslructlon." An alleged
"indop, idenoo" that IL nothing more
than a rcbelllous diiregard OF proper
restraint never yet brought good to
Tue people who indulgod Ia It,
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SILVER Al CHICAGO CONVENTION.

Gtnow looks nsii the free silver coin.
q question should become one u the
Issues between the two great national
partic'. Predictions 90 70 what ths
ChIcago convention Will 10 are con.
dieting, but It is quite evident that
even the "sound money" Democrats
arc nervous about the ou,come.i
The Pittsburg Post says every staie
Of tho South except Maryland
and Delaware, may be placed In
the ifeJ.coiuago column. The anti.
silver vote will perhaps aol be more
than $50 out Of 00i, There may DO
additions, the paper says, b the to.ll
" the antl.siIyer y0tua BY scattering
dulgghyca from the South and West,
where tue states will not vote aa o.
unit, but tho number will bo inc3n.
siIoratls. There may be sC0TU OF
more Of delegates Of this typo from
Ohio, Indians, Kentucky, Georgia,
and Virginia that may possibly h.
crease tho an,i.iteC-coinag0 vote 20
g75; and taking things as they appear
on tlc surface this is abou, tbs beet
that can be- expected,
The Pet regrets this condition O.,
toll OF danger TO the Democratic par "
but considers II best not 10 hide 60,
facts, but TO deal honestly with u
readers,
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RESTRAINT Is PROPER

Al fulcels IN HE means restraint
from that which waste the powers u
tho iuiividuali aud thls restraint To-
lawful because i'a effect ID to benefit
and bless, while au opposite course
leads 10 destruction, II human belugB
were to oXercite no restraint over up.
politics ana deslres that frequently are
very strong, they would soon descend
below the brute creation, for tue TeA.
an that they would cast aBiIe that gem
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Great American Importing Tea 20.
Notiri


We beg 10 inform our many friend.
and cuft1mtts shat tue fact Of our hav.
gone into the hands OF n received
WILL NOT In any manner or form
Interfere with a continuation Of oui
buHinoaf.
MLHenry Wage ef will continue IN
charge Of the Brewery Department
aud will Insure our customers a fret
class article Of beer, not 20 te squailed,
We Afu able 10 take care Of any aud
oil orders Tor ear loads ~ 'esr, aud viii
insure the trade courteous treatment
aud tue best brcr nj bed rock utirts.
Thanking the public generally foralI
fayofs, and tollciuug continuance o.
the same.
RUHrET J.. DEiOuIUS,
Agent Tor Receiver,
wngener Brewing %.
Juuo o, 1890.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17
SPANS NAVAL wIAKsEss.

That thu United States and spain
should allow their dihorsn oo Of opiuisn
on tue Cuban question 10 hsiumo O
form OF actual hostillIies II extremely
improbable. Whatever tentiment the
Spanish people may entertain towards
this country, the Madrid government
cannot be No w advised ~ 10 consent 10
the controversy being carried beyond
diplomatic control 4 comparison Of
the naval forces Of the two countries 10
nevertheless OF much Interest nj this
time.
An Eugllsh naval expert points
1ut that spain recently has suffered
the less o. NJ Ices than three ship, iu.
Guiding Iho Ruina Rpsente. In the
torpedo service ho says spain IL quite
strong, but the corruption DO common
iu thu European countries may have
effected tho efficiency OF tie navy 10 d
degree impossible TO even conjecture
at present.
Speaking OF tue Uni,ed States navy
the author says tho new cTuiseTs are
admirable. The Two commerce de-
alroges1, Columbia anu Miunoapoll.,
would BE- useluB7 though, Tor the reason
( that spain has no commerce 10 destroy.
spain would be- vuluorablrlutne Palip'
| PINES az we'll ~ IA the West Indie
while some OF the great cities In The
United States ou the olasH would he
/ practically Ut the mercy OF a mau-9f.
war. The b5mhaTdmout o. Nalparlisl
| ln $50, la an ibo,Guoo Of spaiu's war
fare against dOicusyloss sua-bIari citiuH,
oven against the protest OF tho oliigeu
Of q friendly power lgisGdled, how
even that 10 Is NOT probable tnatGuy %.
spair's ships carrios ammunition
enough to maize any improgl1n upon
a large city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

The direct line 90 kHusss CITY, -.
Louis anu Atlantic seabOafd, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping AMI chair
care, anu oil c0nnoctl me- made iu
linton depots IN the day time. II you
ata going East and care Tor a daylight
fldu through the Rraudoat scenery Of
the E1cKy Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads vie Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair ears
positively free TO holders % regular
train tickets.
n. u. KoOsER, &. +. & =. A.,
- Motlhn Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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The Union Pacific announces rate Of
$50 from Salt Lake Ciiy 90 Omaha.
kpusas CITY, Sioux CITY and other
Missouri river points aud return,
tgaiua leaving juno l7ib ana iSlh,
limit VI September 6th. For uafticu.
lar, call Vt city ticket ,illcr, a0l Maia
ntFprt
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Utuh Commercial nnd Savings Bnul,,
% fast. first South,
General banking business ppys . per
cent ON dopUtits. r, Armstrong, Pest,
T.. w. Madison, yice'prestr j. h. Jen'
linge, cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

"a Wolsu.y sheep shearing Mach
Inc plant 10 now in .ull operation At
S-da Sn-.u-a, Idsho. tho property Of
Cotton q MpffL 10 isdIiug exec.
lent vork oud pronounced success 10
every wav. THa Wu'sc'ry machlrC
~ VI Eurilfh u.nulactuto aud j.
t.ing largely used iu Austfolis and
South Arrric7. IL hlla the IN. llt
introduction t1 the 6'aiss is In the
hsnds OF Wm. Cooper & Nephows,
G,lvtston, TtNis, well kuuwU 20 our
fhtcrm n Rs tho pr1prietors Of ihC
famous Cc1psr sheep DE-"
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u1mstaIr, Jrno1s, ard Lear TIE
Pythnn bAHi.
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FOLDING D.a Win navsi plate r'ass
mirrors .t $500 at Freed's Red
Letter Sale.
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ugEvlu on s8ls july lot aud Cad.
Good IuluTning until July SIN,
ID. u, hURLLi,
General Agent Passenger Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

City sat-srnors VIM Kindly notify . q Dn0u- p.
VH.H'afHfI, ai aHy IIHa.u.a..J Iu ha delivery 'i
G..Ila4rsa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

Tho Nruu a1 s,Is 10 ua rfr.ir1 H1's's, sew
Claude and uu 100 paHHHnEal uaiuh iraNps We '.l
an.r % D.. m. uaNg.
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All communications ibou.i boz addressed 20
p1sssnI sEus rvsLisaus oe.
gatptlnssL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

Everybody L. talkirg no a. the
vaIuss Offered NJ Frood'a Rod Lott
tor Salo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

tafs.fTs-s changing usiI place Of reside.
ft.fII Iaays give io-ue. 90 ven - pfafen' -i'
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w s.

nsoniy ,roras Tor i,ns,l inserted Hi,,
tbs AsadiHg, onee Jor Zoe, fircs for 2.I
one rssk FOR Soc Que month J9T j0c p1
iHc. No ad taken J0r less HuH Doe,
Wants OF NOR, tiaa lines sane prap5o
uoAaic rate. AdrsriUs ana 0si ,ssu.i,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

Gfa.d Cxtuui.u 0 Satan Concert
iy toe Pytniau rauf. June lsih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

We dot't lave 60 30 81, tut It is get
tif < the fashion 10 hold extraordinary
sales. ilaustwIvur. now 10 your
rhartc. vrnHvr lust what you Vn1t
Ut Frood's Rod Letter Sale Nj
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

Bgdfo9m tuit,a Tor SLIGO, three
uIecss, q Freod's Rod Letter
Cash Sale.
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WANTED osLlANEous.

Man oN sALAm. roHMKH rNrER.
4lA iCuUu unnecessary, Apply between
and o "a. m atts SOUTH Main fircet
JrNusuAL orpogiUNIrY 10 nKCoME
l. lawful uyHigiaUF. Ncilco l4ol Nch
tOUHrgaf street, Chicago.
coon Gii.. WANTS EMPLOYMENT ~
~ smau family Address A, NENs onee
yrrINpsou CONFECTIONERY AID icE
w cream pari0E Your patronage holol'
tgd 900 tate.
noN,T FORGOT rHE UTAH SCREEN a
- Job shop, 80 south W. Temple
r,uuRisrs 40 GIT MORMON TEMPLE
1 ~ut Handkerchief nud Tics IN variety
Salt Lake tilk Factory, % D., Third south
nNE or TWO coon SOLICITORS Oh
~ email salary and commission. 80 eh'
poricuc0 required The singer MhuuiAeIuf
M Company, 91l state ~. -alt LAKE city
GOOD RELIABLE Man 10 TAKE
IA charge u rhuch, References required
Apply al llNil south state street,
JryERYBopY TO MY TnE BEsT ZOE
- cream a. keulcy's, by dish or Wholesale,
800 South MAN, telephone 2'
NXyANTEp - EVERYBODY TO ORDER
w loo cream OF Irad Wilson, 1855. Main
T/ryn sIIAyINGs MADE TO oRDEE At
II wasnngton Works bn south, state -
ZOO FACES N CRAloS At 800
ONWD each lite size. ChAs' PETERSON
5lll Mrst first bouth.
I,ENTs' uLormNG CLEANED. pressed
" aH month. A. Al, hoseli' % east, firs'
| south,
EuEAPEsT. BEST PLACE 10 BUY AND
I JsolI, exchange secondhand goods go STATE
A 4 ONCE 5000 WORTH GENTS CAST
n Oh olothug Call or address J. CINE
| % eatt, second south
MEN. women AND CHILDREN TO
M get tho best photoa, a. hAison Bros,
| u Commercial street,
I,yEHYBouY TO BUY TuE HEST iCE
~ cream Al hcelcy's, ~ dish Or Wholesale
| 30 South Nam, telephone ~
NEW AND SECOND HAND FuRNl.
| - turo, wagons, bugNes harness, etc. a.
Meh0era' III s'a'o street
! INyKRY OWNER or A BOlLEH 10 TRY
| IL Champion boiler Compound guaranteed
! " remove ~ scale or corfosion from boiler or
| meta, -oid on thirty 'dhys' trtai. no money
| collected uulrfa compound does the work
| purely vegetable containing no acids or
| ytrIuIH. Made iu BRICK inrm Go ave freight
| CHlI ur address n0Wman NirEum, 800 south,
! tucOnI last street, salt Lake city
NIlNLHs pmlLs 10 MAKE AND
] vi sharpen, alHe picks 60 steel ~ ROBIN
! sons. go South Main,
! HIGUUsI PRICES PAID TOR TlN AND
! II iunk. Jamrs s,urIIng, rear $40 East
] iIth south,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-17

VIA the linton Pacific tor Midsummer
carnival.
The following special rates foF salc
of round Trip iiekeh 10 Salt Lak- Guy
fci the Midsummer Carnival, July end,
8rd and an, Will be In effect over tue
Union Pacific:
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rEITY & uEnKELRATWs EMPLOYMENT
Agency,
No 49,. Vest second south. between Cullen
Hotel aud rostUnlcc
once uuura, o, On. 10 so %. boz,
MALE HELP WANTED.

fIRusIwOgTilN PERSON no TRAVEL
$50 aud expense difference. Enclose
self Addressed stamped envelope. Secretary
box T.. Chicago
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~ AND FER CENr INTEREST on ~,
~ proved city realty. L. u. Wiess' % SHAW
street
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SPECIAL LADIES
SUIT SALE.

Fine line OF ladies tan duck suits,
Tor ''...'''..,
Very beautiful blazer suits in p'au OF
striped tan hrilliautinc, regular value
$500, special for ...,......."...",."S5 80
Elegant tan chcyioi blazer suit, large
sleeves. uil wide skirt, lined. perfect
fitting, offered as special value Tor
ssss'...pD ~
one special lot Of ~ stylish sample
ladies' suits. the very latest make IN
handsome mixtures aud chcvots, worth
up TO SIS, offered this week for 81 %
Another line Of elegant tailor made
suits In latest designs, special ior
81 IL
Ladies' tan blazer suit can be worn
as REFER also. SILK lined Jacket. magui6.
cent htung, full ruiile back, value 81 SO
special iOt...,..,.....,....,., | 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07
BOYS CLOTHING.

We are leaders in boys clothing. Our
goods speak for themselves and prices
speak for you
Mother Jane Hopkins never went
back on the boys In salt Lake. She
remembered the wants Of the juniors
by making the best clothing ON earth
double seat and knee and patent waist
band. Call and see her makes and
styles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07
NOVELTIES

In linen colorcd embroidcues and llccs
IN all overs, cdgings and Insertions Tor
dress trimmings, an the rage this sea.
son, at prices one half regular value,
genuine linen embroidered, 10 white,
neat open patteru...".l2 &c sd and up
INSERTION to match, zoe sd aud
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ADDITIONAL
REDUCTIONS

In black and colofcd silks, including the
entire stock Of print warp iateta silks,
plaid iancta silk, black and colorcd bro
caded silk.
GRAND OFFER 500 yards of %
inch black brocadcd silk, 90 medium
aud large designs, regular fr75 qullitv
this week ..."..,,.,....,.....1D &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07

Money the root Of all evil lust a desire few cents
is the OF all clothing evils We buy our clothing from
who have reputation tor making honest goods
We buy good goods cheap know how Tor cash
and put close price upon them There Is no saving
here and there make the goods squeeze into
price The goods made right first and the price made
right aiteTward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07

II you've got bad blood IN you tako
Simmons Liver Regulator ana get lid
Of 4. lPs u wonderfully good medi.
elmo ~ malaria anu ohills, ~ have
taken simmons Liver Regulator es-
pecially la this spring and iAll, and
luund u the beat remedy. l know u
no way TO benefit people more thon by
quitting simmons Liver Regulator into
thylr hand',"-N. n. Shepard, Coch.
rauton, Pa. /
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DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

The prices at which our high class
fabrics are now offered will prove great
ajirac ions this week Tor this department
Fine fancy dress goods 1t.........,........
..................iic, 53c, csc, zoe,
are less than halt value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-07

SHOES at great values Tor your
money
Ladies' fine } button low shoes. mar.
row toe, patent tip, former price g so.
special ior........... ! -
Ladies' fine kid Juliets, were s2.7s,
special iur.....,,....,.....,..... so 10
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GREAT DROP IN PRICES
ON CHlLDREN'S JACKETS

We offer the finest stock OF them in
the city at unquesuonably the lowest OF
prices. They will 20 in ,iN lots as FOL
loWG
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THE NJ. FASSELL PORK PACKING co.


soc
Orders called for promptly delivered
Co,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-25
Emancipation Day

The colored people of iClarks.
burg very appropriately cele-
brated that greatest of all their
holidays, Emancipation Day"
on Tuesday. The crowd though
not large was a patriotic one and
those who attended had a very
pleasant time. The ball game
between the Clarksburg and
Buckhannon teams was a holly
contested match, resulting in a
victory for the uckhannon boys
18 to Z. The First Regiment
band furnished the music and
played some airs which carried
the older colored people back to
old plantation times. A large
wagon most gorgeously decorat-
ed carried anumber of little girls,
representing the different States.
The afternoons exercises were
well arranged. The gifted and
eloquent Robert Steele presided
and made a few happy remarks
in introducing the gallant Maj.
Moore who began by expressing
his qualification at being present
to speak toa people who had al
ways been loyal to their country
and its flag. His speech was
frequently applauded. The next
speaker introduced was Mr.
Stuart F. Reed who talked a few
minutes on the influence of the
example set by the United States
in giving freedom to the slaves.
Mrs. Smith, Of Ohio, the well
known evangelist next made an
address that stirred the patriot
ism of the crowd to a high pitch.
She plainly pointed out the duty
of the colored race in all emerg.
encies that threatened the stabili-
" of the Union. Her talk was
received with great applause.
Many regrets were expressed
that Messrs. Atkinson and
Dovener were not able to DO
present.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-09-25
Transfers.

Robert Lowe to Ella v McIn.
tire. Alp; Clay.
Mary Chalfant to Annie M
Allen, Pop; Eagle.
j ID Hornor to Lille v swi-
ger, Hal; Eagle.
Charles NJ Nc Kuhan to Rosa Nj
sMcK phan, lot; Coal.
Margaret H DO Is 10 dargars
ga slrazier. 4 lot Coal:
Mary J Moore to Vim B Moore,
coal bank Coal:
4 3 b Sardis District to r NJ
Cunning CHAM, 1 lot; Sardis.
John 1 Rogers and 3 Maxwell,
trustees, to August g Rogers,
1I9a, a Up; Clay.
w B Fitzhugh to N L Fitz.
hugh, ! lot; Simpson.
MI Lucas to F 3 Sandy. la
1osq. p; Clay.
Nellie v Pride to n @ johnson,
coal; Clay.
= r Amis to Bridget AMc.
Donald, 1 lo,; Coal.
Fred A Lang to Josephene
al SO
Amis, 1 lot, Coal.
VIM F Reedifson to the Pine
Grove Manufacturing Co., 11oa,
Coal.
Geo W Robinson to Virginia
Martin, 6sa; Eagle.
Same to Bruce Robinson, s4a;
Eagle.
j " Morrison to Geo NJ Bar.
nett.
TO Bennett to A 9 Hall.
w ] Deison. trustee, to Mar
garet A Main. / lot. Coal.
AC Hall to Cora Moore, / lot;
ISardis.